REFERENCE DEPARTMENT
MAIN LIBRARY
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY
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FORM 3427
ADVERTISING DEPAKTMENT.
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Cash Assets, - - $14,000,000.
FIRE RISKS AT CURRENT RATES.
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DOING BUSINESS IN AMERICA.
GEJ^E^AL JGEJ^TS,
316 C^LIFORNI^ STREET.
IV
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Pacific Mail Steamship Cq,
NEW YORK LINE, VIA PANAMA.
SteRmship?, Sidewheell HENRY CHAUNCEY, MONTANA AND
3000 Tons. / CONSTITUTION.
Iron Screws, I ACAPXJLCO, COLON, GRANADA, COLIMA,
3000 Tons. ]■ CITY OF PANAMA.
LcsTe New York every alternate Saturdiij-. Leave San Francisco every alt.-
Wednesday, at 12 o'clock noon, calling at Acapulco only, both ways.
Central American and Mexican IJine.
Steamers, Screws, l HONDURAS, SALVADOR, WINCHESTER,
Iron, 2000 Tons. / COSTA RICA.
Sidcwheel. DAKOTA, ST. LOUIS, ANCON, ARIZONA.
Leave San Francisco for Panama every alternate Thursday, at 12 o'clock noou,calli
San Pedro, San Diego, Cape St. Lucas, ilazatlan, San Bias, Manzanillo, Acapulco,
Angel, Salina Cruz, Tonala, San Benito, Chaniperico, Sececapa, Tecajote, San Jose de
temala, Acajutla, La Libertad, La Union Amapala, Corinto, San Juan del Sur, Punta Ar
i|;iate
Port
<Jun-
■'inaa.
China Line.
steamers, Sidewheel, \ CHINA, COLORADO, GREAT REPUBLIC
4500 Tons. J AND ALASKA.
Iron Screws, \ CITY OF PEKING and CITY OF TOKIC
5000 Tons. / VANCOUVER and VASCO DB GAMA ^diarterud.)
(AIfo Five Iron Screw SteauiLTs, 4UiM Tons each, building.)
Leave San Francisco on the 1st and loth of each month, at 12 o'clock noon, fjj- Song
Kong via Yokohama, Japan. |
Shanghae Branch.
Steamers,- Sidewheel, 1 GOLDEN AGE, OREGONIAN, COSTA BICA
2500 Tons. / AND NEVADA.
Leave Yokohama for Shanghae, via the Inland Sea of Japan, calling at Hiogo ■■■ '
aeaki four times a month, and for Hakodate on the 1st of every month.
Office in San Francisco, Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff Sr
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Wliarr Corner of Brannan aii<l First 9»treets.
JENNINGS S. COX, Ag> U,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.
CAPITAl. stock:, - $1,000,000.
Established for the manufacture of Railroad and Merchant Iron. Every variety of
Shafting, including all sizes of Stkamhoat Shafts. Cranks, Pistons, Conxkctin<i
Rods, Etc. Car and Locomotivk Axles and Frames, and Hammkred Iron of
every description and size.
3 and 5 FRONT STREET, - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO, P. 0. Box 2032, will MYe immediate atteMion,
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB SCRAP IRON.
PRESIDE.N-T. WM. ALVORD,
VICE-PRESIDEJ^T, - - - - l, s. BEXCELEY,
SUPERLN-TEMDEJS'T, - - - - B. P. BRUJ^MER,
SECRETARY, SAM'L. I C. SWEZET
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS.
CAPITAL STOCK. - - $600,000.
Established for the manufacture of Linseed, Castor and other Oils, and of White
Lead, Zinc and other Paints. Works are now in operation, and prepared to furnish Oils
of drst quality, and quantity sufficient for the supply of the Pacific Coast. Also, Oil
Cakes and Meal in quantities required.
Highest jirice paid for Flax Seed and Castor Beans, delivered at the Corapany's
■Works, King Street, near Third.
0FFICE--3 & 5 FRONT ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
Orders addressed to "Pacific Oil and Lead Works," P. O. Box 1443, will have
immediate attention.
President, - - - - - JOHN BEXSLET,
Vice-President, D. 0. MILLS,
Manager, L. B. BEXCHLEY,
Secretary, SAM'L I. C. SWEZEY.
VI SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOKY.
Colorado Steam Navigation Co.
Communication -with all the Ports of
Via :— Mazatlan, La Paz, Guaymas, Magdalena
Bay, Cape St. Lucas, and
¥l]e C^olofcido f^ivef,
Touching at La Paz and Ida y Vuelta.
Regular Steamship Line to Mexican Ports,
Sailing Every Twenty Days.
i'MMIHf 4f llllgll lAf IS
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THE FAVORITE STEAMERS
2f ® "ir s s » ir^ '
Captain, .... William Metz^er.
%M. a fl<a? ^ _a_ 'sap a
Captain, - - - A. JV. McDonnough.
Mazatlan. - - - Mexico, Mr. Kelton.
La Paz, - - - Mexico, - - - - Mr VioBca
FoTvuma ' ' ' ^""'°°' ^^ Wmard.
i-ort Yuma, - - - Arizona, .... Tyr- !?;„,,„„
Mohave, - - - Arizona, - - - - Mr. Hooper.
Fur Infonnatiun i elating to Passage, etc., apply to
^ilOFRONT STREET.
tW Reduced Rates of Fare, and go..d Accomodation for
Cabin Passengeis.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Vll
COMPANIA A VAPOR
DEL
^ «-♦-•-♦-» _
La Compania Tiendra Oomunicacion con los
Puertos de Mejico y Arizona.
PARA MAZATLAJV, LA PAZ, GUAYMAS, MAGDA-
LEJVA BAY, CABO DE SAJV LUCAS, Y
EL RIO COLORADO,
TOCANDO A LA PAZ DE IDA Y YUELTA.
Linea Regular para los Puertos de Mejico. Saldran
cada 20 dias llevando carga a precios reducidos.
CAPITAN,
"WILLIAM METZGER.
CAPITAN.
A. N. McDONNOUGH.
MAZATLAN, MEXICO, ---....
LA PAZ, MEXICO
GUAYMAS, MEXICO. -
FORT YUMA, ARIZONA,
EHRENBERG, ARIZONA,
MOHAVE, ARIZONA, - -
Sr. K ELTON.
" VIOSCA.
'• WILLARD.
" FINGAY.
" FISHER.
•• HOOPER.
El pasage se ha reducido mucho, y hay la mayor oomodidad abordo para pasageros.
Para informarse, tocando flete y pasage ocurrase a
EDUARDO NORTON,
610 Calle de Front.
viii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
OREG^ON"
Steamship Comp'y
fBEJ^. HOLLAQAY, (President, = = San Francisco.
WILLIAM J^OfRfRIS, Agent, = ^ ^ "
J. (D. <BILES, Secretary, » = = (Portland, Oregon.
DISPATCH STEAMERS TO THE FOLLOWING PLACES :
PORTLAND, Oregon;
SITKA, Alaska.
rUiyjIi* Zillll MJIWK;l||f gj^,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. IX
WELLS, FARGO & CO.
Exchange, Banking
^IsTTD I
EXPRESS COMPANY.
ORGANIZED, 1852. CAPITAL. $5,000,000.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES:
„. „. i . . - London.
No. 61 King: Wm. Street, ■ _ p^^..^^
So. 33 Kiie dn Quatre Septenibre, - • ' ^ ^^^ ^^^^
No. 65 Broadw.iy, ■ ' ox_ T " S.in Fiaucisco.
N. W. Cor. California and Montgomery Streets, - - ^^"^ iiaucisco.
SXPKBSS LINES
TO ALL PAKTS OF CALIFORNIA, NEVADA, UTAH, WYOMING, COLORADO,
MoSaNA^ NEBRASKA, KANSAS, OREGON, WASHINGTON AND IDAHO
TERRITORIES, BRITISH COLUMBIA, I^^^^^ CALIFORNIA AND MEX-
ICAN PORTS, NEW YORK, ATLANTIC STATES, AND EUROPE.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPH TRANSPERS
and ^^^^^^^^^'^''^^^ ^^^ Y„,k House, exchangeable for Circular
Letters, payable in all parts of Europe.
COLLECTIONS AND COMMISSIONS
Of all Umas executed, and General Express B..inessa«end^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^
United States, Europe and Canada. O'^'^'^f^f ' ^^^"'l' New York. Also
"-^±tw'Y"S°tn^raS-Ov^^^^^^
LLOYD TEVIS, President.
J. B. HAGGIN, Vice-President
JAMES HERON, Secretary.
H. S. KING, Treasvirer.
J. J. VALENTINE, Gen'l Supt.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRKCTORY.
TliE!
Bank of California,
SA-N FRANCISCO.
W. C. RALSTON, .... President.
THOMAS BROWN, - - - - Cashier.
In New York, - - Agency of the Bank of California, 23 PINE STREET.
In Boston, ...... TREMONT N.\TIONAL BANK.
In London, ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION.
The ]iank has Agencies at Virginia City and Gold Hill, and Correspondents
at all the principal Mining Districts and Interior Towns of the Pacific Coast.
.,,,.,,ra
Hi if OllBIf ISSFll,
Available for the purchase of Merchandise throughout the United States, Europe,
India, China. Japan and Australia.
EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON THE ATLANTIC CITIES.
TyRAJW DIRECT ON
LOJVD0.¥, LEIPSIC,
^pfp/f' FRAmCFORT-OK-MAIJ{,
'''unTFR^^^'"' MELBOURNE,
H/urilln^' YOKOHAMA,
iiiE?^?r' SEAJVGHAE,
VlEJSTJfA, SYDJVEY.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XI
London and San Francisco Bank, Limited
(Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies' Acts of 2862 and 2867—Oreat Britain),
CAPITAL, ■ ~^ ~.
■ " - $5,000,000, GOLD,
Of which $3,000,000 is fully paid up.
RESER VE FUJVn,
$500,000, GOLD.
HEAD OFFICE, 22 OLD BROAD STREET, - LONDON.
FREDERICK RODEWALD, London, Chairman.
E. H. GREEN, (late of Russell & Sturgis, Manila). London Deputy Chaimian.
H. L, BISCHOFFSHEIM (of Bischoffsheim & Goldschmidt) , London.
J. F. FLEMMICH of Fred. Huth & Co.», Loudon.
JULIUS MAY late of San Francisco), Frankfort-on-the-Main.
J. S. MORGAN of J. S. Morgan & CoJ, Loudon.
JOHN PARROTT of the late firm of Parrokt Co., Bankers), San Francisco.
ROBERT RYRIE (of Gladstone, Ewart & Co , London.
BARON H. de STERN, of (Stern Brothers), London.
RUDOLPH SULZBACH of Sulzbach BrothersU Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Manager, - R. D. PEEBLES. Secretary, . ARTHUR SCRIVENER.
Loudon Bankers— Bauk of England ; London Joint Stock Bank.
San Francisco Branch, - 424 California Street-
MILTON J* r.ATIIAM, PreHi<leiit.
JAM£S 91, »iTB£ET£N. Manager.
CAiTIII^O HIARTf ?V, AftA't 31auasror.
U'IE.1.IA:9I 3IACKINT0!«U. Aceuiintant,
This Hank is prepared to grant Letters of Crkdi r available in any part of the world ; to transact every description
of UfVNKiNG AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS, and to negotiate California and other American Secuuities,
ill Europe.
San Francisco, Cal., January, 1875. MILTOIV S. LATH AM, President.
AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS.
The following are Agents and Corrrspon'oents. on any of whom, as also on the Head Office of the Bank,
Letters of Ckedit will be granted, and Drafts drawn :
L<nidon— London Joint Stock Bank; Bischoffsheim &
(Joldschmidt ; Friihling & Goschen ; Fred Huth &
Vxi.\ J. s. Mor]?au & Co.; Stpni Brothers; Imperial
Hank, Limited.
New York— Dicxel, Morgan &Co.
Boston— Third National Bank.
Pbil:idflphju-Drt-XL-1 & Co.
Paris— Bisriinffsiieini. Gioidsclimidt & Co.; A.J. .Stern
& t'o. ; iJrexel, llarjes & Co.
Berlin- Deut.v.h.' Bank.
Vienna— Si-hueller d; Co.
Frankfort-on-the-Main— Gebruder Sulzbach; Bunk of
Saxe .Mcwiiri^ell.
Hamburg— John Berenberg, Gossler & Co.
Dresden— Kobert Thode & Co.
Konie— I'lowden, Cholmeley & Co.
Amsterdam— La Banque de Credit et de D6pOt des
I*ay.s-Bas.
Antwerp— Nottebohin Brothers.
Naples and Florence— Anglo-Itulian Bank.
Genoa— Henry Dapples.
Valparaiso and Lima— Fred. Huth, GrOning A Co.
Chinaand Japan— Chartered Mercantile Bank of India,
J^ondon and China; Comptoir d'liscompte de Paris;
D*^nt>iche Bank. Hongkong <fe Shanghai ii'g Corp.
Manila— HuHsell &. Sturgis.
Klv-T ; 'ite— Mercantile Bank of the Klver Plate,
L: ■:.-k..
Australia and New Zealand— Union Bank of .\us-
tralia; Bank of New South Wales; Victoria, New
South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tas-
mania, New Zealand.
Ireland— Provincial Bank of Ireland ; Armagh, Ath-
loiie, Belfast, Ballina. Banbridge, Ballymena, Ban-
don, Eallyslmnnon, Cork, Clnnmel, Coleraine. Cavan,
Cootebill. Carriek on Suir,Carrick on shannon, Clog-
been, Dungarvan. Dun^annon, Drogheda. Ennis-
killeii, Enniscorthy. Ennis. Fermoy, (iahvay, Kil-
kenny, Kilrusli, Limerirk, Loiidondeiry. Monaghan,
Mallow, Newry, Nermgh, Newcaiitle (Co. Limerickt,
Oiuagh, Parsonstown. siigo, Strabane, .Skibbereen.
Tralee, Teinplemore, Wexford, Waterford, YougUal.
Tike nnderinenlionedare Correspoitdei^ts
of the Bauk :
English Bank of Rio de Janeiro, Limited, Rio de
Janeiro.
Alzuyeta Brothers. Acapuico, Mexico.
Southern Bank, New Orleans.
Union National Bank, Chicago.
Gilmore. Dutdap & Co., Cincinnati.
Luctis Bank, St. Louis.
xii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Si\glo ■ C^klif of i\iki^ Sai\l^
(LIMITED.)
London Oflace, . - - - 3 Angel Court.
San Francisco Oflice, - 422 California Street.
Authorized Capital Stock, - - $ 6,900,000
Subscribed, ..--.. 3,000,000
Paid in, --..-. 1,500,000
Eemainder subject to call.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
Hon. HUGH McCULLOCH, REUBEN D. SASSOON, .JULIUS SINGTON.
WM. F. SCHOLFIELD, ISAAC SELIGMAN, JOSEPH SEBAG.
CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS:
J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO., - - KEW TORK.
SELKiMAN. HELLMAS & CO., NEW OELEAXS.
MASSACHDSETTS NATIONAL BANK, BOSTON.
SELIG.VAN FRERES & CIE, PARIS.
SELKiMAN & STETTHEIMER, FRANKFORT
GEBRIDER MEYER, BERLIN.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
HONGKONG AND SHANGHAE BANKING CORPORATION.
EAST INDIES:
CHARTERED MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LONDON AND CHINA.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND:
BANK OF AUSTRALASIA AND BRANCHES.
BILLS OP EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' LETTERS OF
CREDIT .ssued on the most favorable terms, for use in the United States. British
Possessions, boiith and Central America, Europe, China and Japan.
MANAGERS IN SAN FRANCISCO:
FREDERICK T. LOW - - . r^ r.-
T^i.T.™„ „ - - - - Cashier.
IQNATZ STEINHART. P. n. LILIENTHAL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XUl
THE Um OF BEITISH COLTOBU,
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER,
Soutlieast Corner California and Sansom Streets.
PAID UP CAPITAL, - - $1,490,000
In 14,900 Shares, of $100 Each,
WITH POWER TO INCREASE TO $10,000,000.
London Office, 5 East India Avenue, Leadenhall Street
T. W. L. MACKE\X, London (Late of the flrui of Turner & Co., China);
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN,
KOBEKT GILLESPIE, Esq., Director of the Bank of Montreal, Loudon.
COURT OF DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
James Anderson, Esq. (Messrs. Anderson Anderson & Co.);
Eden Colville, Esq. (Director'of the Hudson's Bay G^mpany),^
H D Harrison, Esq. (Messrs. Falkner, B«ll & Co., San Franc.sco):
Sir John KosK, Bart., K. C. M. G. (Messrs. Morton, Kose & Co., London).
:Bi=t.-fi^ivro£3:E!s.
PORTLAND, OREGON; VICTORIA AND CARIBOO,
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
.A.OE2SrTS I
„ _ , Agency Banlc of Montreal.
New York ^ .....Bank of Montreal.
AuSfa tnTi^ letla^n^d^."":Bank of Australasia Commercial Bank-
ing Company of Sydney. .a?<i Bank of New Zealand^ ^^^^ 1 .
England National Provincial Bank of England, U&thl oi ±jivb v
North and South Wales Bank. ^^^^ Company's Bank.
Scotland " Bank of Ireland.
Ireland
''X°ha..e, aho, ,.ld on London, New York and Canada, and on Victoria, British Coioo^bia, and Po,»-
'""trrrcU, credit, .ranted on Earope, China, Japan ^^^^ ^"'-"^ »^ ^^ ^-'-^•
Discount approred Paper and make Advances on Collateral becuriUes.
Collect Bills aud transact a (ieneral Banking Business.
W. H. TILLINGHAST, Manager.
XIV SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Incorporated in Genera, Switzerland, Jannarj 20th, 1873.
HEAD OFFICE IN GENEVA.
CAPIJAL, - - - f WQ MILLiOH miLkm
SUBSCRIBED,
ONE MILLION PAID UP.
President, - - - HENRY HENTSCH.
DIRECTORS
FRANCIS BERTON, ROBERT WATT.
SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH,
SrccEssoRs TO Messes. HENTSCH & BERTOX,
3 2-7 O I- -A. -K- S T H. E3 E: T .
This Bank Is prepared to grant Letters of Credit on Europe, and to Transact every kind of
Banking, Mercantile and Exchange Business, and to negotiate .\merican SecuritiesMn Europe.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED.
BILLS OF EXCHANG-E ON
Now York. Berlin, Chiiii^ .l<..p„„j.
Uiv.rpool. Fraukfort, SolotUur-T '
^air- '''•"'^.\ Luus..„ae.
, "^ Zurich, Bnden
Hordeaax, Si Gull L^ • ™
Bru.srli^' ^rn ' Fribourg,
H.jmbur«r, M.'uchatel ''"Aa'rau
L.acarno, Twr,!^ MeBdnsio,
Florence. G^noa, Ko.aa.
An ASSAY OFFICE is annexed to the Bank. A«av= of sold ,;i^»
and sulphurets. Rc.turns in coin or bar., at the option of fhe depositor ' ''' '^"'"^ '"''
Advances made on bullion and ores.
Dust and bullion can be forwarded from any part of the oA,.„t™ „ j .
through Wells, Fargo & Co., or by checks. country and returns made
Consnl for Switzerland and Portugal, FRANCIS BERTOX.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XV
THOS. H. SELBY & CO.
Nos. 116 and 118 CALIFORNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
m,rf 1
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CAST STEEL,
Slioot Ooi3p>or, ZSinc,
6br. of Howard and First Sts., San Francisco,
OF
SHEET LEAD, DROP SHOT, ETC,
ALSO, PROPRIETORS OF THE
SELBr LEAD AND SILVER SI\/IELTING WORKS,
MAIN OFFICE, 116 and 118 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Xvi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
■*-t-^
For Coos Bay, Oregon, Crescent City,
And Port Orford.
steamer " EASTPORT," J. F. Whitney, Master.
Steamer " EMPIRE," C. H. Butler, Master.
MAKING WEEKLY TKIPS. \
For Fort Ross, Stewart's Point, Gualala, Point Arena, Cuffey's Cove,
Novarro, Mendocino City, Caspar Creek and Big River,
Steamer " MARY TAYLOR," J. Parker, Master.
SAILS EVERY THREE DAYS.
ID. ^^^JSJIDTL^H^, J^^GTCXt,
Office, 106 DAVIS STREET, Near California, San Francisco.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
AT KEDTJCED MTES.
South America Steamship Company,
F-FLOl^
Panama to Valparaiso,
OOKNEOTINQ WITH
Steamers of Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Bennett & Page, Agents,
304 DAVIS STREET, San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, XVll
PACIFIC CORDAGE CO
This Company has constantly on hand a large assortment of
"WHALE LINES,
STEAM PACKING YARN,
And are prepared to fill orders for
I^OIPEl,
Of all sizes and lengths.
J The Works of the Corapanj' are so situated that its Fabrics can be
shipped direct by Rail or Water to any part of the State
when so desired by purchasers.
J. D. FAB.T77ELL, Agent,
lie fiio:n^t street, s. f.
XVUl
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ONION INSORANOE CO.
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Ci^PITA.L, - - ^750,000, GOLD.
IF^lr© a,nca. Jvrarme Ixisiaraiace.
THE CALIFORNIA LLOYDS'
ESTABLISHED IN 1861,
g^HEH^*
CASH CAPITAL,
ASSETS EXCEED,
S750,000, Gold.
S1,000,000, Coin.
Fair Rates, Prompt Settlement of Losses, Solid Security.
SAN FRANCISCO,
J. Mora Mom, Nicholas Luning, R. S. Floyd,
Moaos Hellor, Charles liaum, Adam Oraiit,
M. J. O'Connor, M. D, Sweeny, Charles Kohler,
Daniel Meyor, Gustavo Touch ard, W. C. Ralston,
Antoine Borol, Geo. G. Uiokox, A. Weill,
Josonh Seller, J. II. Haird, Jas. Moffitt,
I. Lawrence Pool, James Otis, Jabe/. Howes,
N. G. Kittle, N. J. T. Dana,
SACRAMENTO,
Edward Cadwalader. L. A. Booth.
MARYSV1I.I,E,
L. Cunningham.
NEW YORK,
J. Q. Kittle, Benjamin Brewster,
John Parrott,
J. lioum,
Jos. Brandenstein,
C. Ducommun,
T. Lommen Meyer,
T. E. Lindonberger,
I. Steinhart.
James Phelan.
CHARLKS D. HAVEN, SecreUrj.
QEOHOE T. BOHEN, Surveyor,
GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President.
N. G. KITTLE, Vice-President.
JAS. D. BAILEY, General Agent
i
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XIX
THE PACIFIC IRON VV^ORKS
:EST.A.:BL-jis:E3:ErD xixr XS30_
FMBBACING
Foundry, Machine, Boiler, Forging and Smithing,
Patte n and Wood Work Departments, Drawing and Library Rooms, Etc.
G-EORG-E "W. FOG- 3, Superintendent-
IKA P. KAXKIN. ^^______ ALBERT P. BRAYTON.
These works have now been in succe.^.ful operation for the past twenty-four years. From a comparatively small
ing patronage has each year demanded larger facilities, until our establishment
npare f '" • < - ^
A nese WUI hs iiavt; iivjw utv-11 111 aui-^.i— ^-«»j' "t"-" """.. • — 1 J J 1 f T."
beginning in the year 1850. its increasing patronage has each year demanded Larger facilities,
inallitsappointments, will compare favorably with that of any similar one in the country.
. m vkriety and extent, are ■unsurpa.-sed ; embracing the latest improvements m all classes of ma-
to use on this coast. Our sever,,! departments are well equipped with skil ful workmen, ="d efficient
.s to execute all orders entrusted to us promptly.and m ^e most workmaidike manner J^^^^^^^
appointrri'
Our patterns,
chinery, adapted
fact,t\eTfo" doing woTraTalt;' for^mc'^Irnrg our7uppfcs"from' fir», hands, we are enabled to give our customers first,
claim" hTne7a^t pr°ces frequently paid for inferior work. The most skillful designing and engineenng talent, apply,
ing to the various branches of mechanical work, constantly at the service of our ;:"f»";=;f- „,,„„,h,„ rates-
Orders for all cla-ses of Machinerv Casting, or Boiler work, promptly executed at the most reasonable rates.
Particular attention given to Steamboat and Steamship Work. .Mining and Ho.stmg Machmery of the most
approved construction.
Aerency of the Celebrated Prall Steam Pump-the cheapest and best
Power Pump in use. Engines and Boilers of superior construction constantly on hand.
FIRST AND FREMONT STREETS,
_ , _. . .. „ J SAN FBAXflSCO.
Between HiMlon and Howard,
XX SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Bank of British North America
ESTABLISHED IN 18 36.
I^fCORI'ORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
PAID UP CAPITAL, ■ ^1,000,000.
HEi^A^rD OFFICE!,
CZiSMXlITT'S Z.A1TZ, Z.0ITD02T, England.
San Francisco Agency,
COMMERCIAL CREDITS ISSUED
For use in Europe, China, .Tniian, the East Indies, South America and Australia ; also.
Circular Letters of Credit for Travelers, available in all parts of the world.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and
sold at current rates; also Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland; also on Canada, British Columbia, and N«w
York. Bills collected and other Banking business transacted.
A. McKINLAY,
A. McKINLAY, )
H. W. GLENN Y, J ^^^"*^-
JAMES OTIS. W. A. MACONDRAY.
F. Vr. MACONDRA-Y.
macondray & co.
m:ercha.nt©,
AND IMPORTERS OF
WA AHP &AWAW WM
NO. 206 SANSOME STREET.
SA.3Sr FK,uA.3SrC!ISCO.
f
Agents for the 'STang-Tz© Insurance
Association, Shanghae,
-A^KTID
HONGKONG LINE OF SAILING PACKETS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXI
Wm. T. COLEMAN it CO.
Commission and Siiipping-
SAN FRAUCISCO AND 1TE"W YORIS.
Receive Consignments from all quarters;
Make Advances on Approved S'lipments;
Fill Orders for Staple Goods in all Markets;
Effect Marine and Fire Insurances— Local and Foreign;
Buy and Sell and Charter Vessels for All Trades.
ALL INTERESTS INTRUSTED TO OUR CARE WILL HAVE OUR MOST
FAITHFUL AND WATCHFUL ATTENTION.
315 CALIFORNIA ST.,
CASPARI, AMMON &, CO., 28 Brunswick Street, Liverpool.
Ill
&
PURCHASERS OF WHEAT AND FLOUR.
Make advances on WHEAT, and other produce consigned to their
Liverpool House.
SHIPPING AND FORAV^ARDING AGENTS.
Agents for Thomas Marian's celebrated A No. 3 Ales; John Crossley'e
Sons' Carpets ; "Wm. Malcomson & Co., Belfast. Ireland, for all kinds of
Linens, Cottons, Damasks and Drills, Dunaee Bags of all sizes, Hessian
Wool Bags and Twine.
Issue Drafts and Letters of Credit on Liverjwol and London.
xxii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
INCORPORATED JULY 2^, 1857.
OFFICE, NO. 619 CLAY STREET,
SAKT iriFLA.nsrOISOO.
E. W. BURR, President ; CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashier ;
A. H. RUTHERFORD, Auditor; BENJ. O. DEVOE, Surveyor.
E. W. BURR. WM. BOSWOKTH. J. W. CUDWORTH, J. M. SHOTWELL,
BENJ. 0. DEVOE, R. J. TIFKANY. T. L. RUTHERFORD, E. F. NORTHAM.
ISAAC HYDE, ANNIS MERRILL, U. L. KING,
Deposits, $ll,S84,9i9. ReserTe WnM, $3i4»7iS
DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROM TWO AND ONE-HALF DOLLARS UP TO ANY AMODNT^
Dividends declared semi-arnually — in January and July of each year.
LOGAN & CO.
No. 19 Montgomery Street, 107 and 109 Sutter St.
IXPORTBBS AND DEALERS IN
FANCY GOODS,
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOOLS,
EMBROIDERING FLOSS AND TWIST,
And all other Articles for Needle Work, at Wholesale and Retail.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xxiii
SAN FRANCISCO
OFFICE, 532 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Corner of Webb, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Guarantee Capital & Reserve Fund, Paid iu, $225,705. i"o°o
Amount Deposits, held, $6,597,967.iiJ.
I^esident, JAMES De FREMBRY.
Vice-President, ALBERT MILLER.
DIRECTORS :
C. ADOLPH LOW, CHARLES BAUM,
GEORGE C. POTTER, WASHINGTON BARTLETT
CHARLES PACE, DENIS J. OLIVER,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. Sen.
Cashier and Secretary, - - . . LOVELL WHITE
Surveyor, - JOHN ARCHBALD. I Auditor, - THEODORE LOESSEL.
Accountant, - J. A. LANGSTROTH. I Attorney, - HENRY C. CAMPBELL.
McCain, flood & mcClure,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, BLANKETS, Etc.
MB S at Pmm SwmEMWt>
Between Front and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO.
XXIV SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
I3^3"OOE=t:POI=l..A.TBID 12tia .^.:E='FITTj, 1S39.
OFFICE, N. E. COR. MONTGOMERY AND MARKET STS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
The oI^6ots for which this Association is formed are, that by ita operations the depositors thereof may
be enabled to find a
Secure and Profitable Investment for Small Savings,
And borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaioing from it the use of a moderate capital, on
giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.
OmCEHS :
Peksidekt. - - • - M. D. sweeny. I Treasieee, - . . EDWARD MARTIN.
Vice-Pbksidest, - -CD. O'SULLIVAN. I Attornkt, ... RICHARD TOBIN.
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on paying an entrance Fee of TWO DOLLARS,
and subscribing to the by- Laws.
«S- Deposits can be made of any sum from ONE DOLLAR to any amount, .aa
LiOANS MADE ON SECURITY OP REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE CITY AND COUNTY.
Land Mortgage Union
534 California Street, Corner of Webb.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL, - - - $250,000.
Receives depoeits and* allows interest from day of deposit Depos-
itors may transfer their funds at anytime to the share department and
receive the benefit of a shareholder. No charge for pass book or en-
trance fee to depositors. Open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. and everv Sat-
urday ftom 7 to 9 P. M. and every other Wednesday from 7 to 9 P. M
J. H. FISH, President.
SXRKCXOXtS
A. UEMM
THOS. K, HAYES,
JOHN T. CARTER, Secretary.
ASA HARKKR. c. MAIN. A. UEMME. Jon\ MORTOV
JOHN M. JOHNSON. THOS. R. HAYES. J. H. FKU '
ADVEKTISIXG DEPARTMENT, XXV
MASONIC
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, - $150,000.
Office, No. 6 POST ST., MASONIC TEMPLE.
President, "WILLIAM H. CULVER.
Vice-President, FRANCIS SMITH.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
LEONIDAS E. PRATT, GEORGE ROBINS, JONATHAN KITTREDGE.
WM. H. CULVER, FRANCIS SMITH, WM. T. GARRATT,
CALEB S. HOBBS, JOHN F. SNOW, FRANK EASTMAN,
CALVIN H. WETHERBEE, HIRAM T. GRAVES, PETER DEAN,
JAMES SIMPSON.
Secretary, HIRAM T. GRAVES.
Attorney, - - - - - - L. E. PRATT.
Office Hoars from 9 A. M. to 3 P. JI., daily. Extra Hours on Saturday, from 7 to 9 P. JI.. for reeoiving
Deposits only. Loans mada on Real Estate and Collateral Securities at usual rates of interest. Certifi-
cates of Deposit issued, transferable by indorsement. Remittances from the interior, through any of the
usual channels, may be sent, the Bank not being accountable for their safe delivery. Th? sii^nature of
the depositor should accompany his first deposit. A pass-book will be delivered to the agent by whom the
deposit is made, or sent by mail if desired. Deposits received from One Dollar upwards.
CcrtificafeH of Deposit ISHued. payable in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and ttie Principal Cities
of the Atlantic States and Cauadas ; also London, Paris, Hamburg, and all ttxe Principal Cities of Kurope.
First Premiim awarded wlerever exMMted— Fair ol Meclianics' Institute, 1865-8— State Fair, 1868.
ESTABLISHED, 1856.
STEAM COTfiE MJD BfWt MiiiS.
CHARLES BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER AND DE.4LER IN
FAMILY GHARTRES COFFEE,
ALWAYS ON HAND,
AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS,
Also, SALERATUS, CARBONATE OP SODA, CREAM OF TARTAR,
and BAEJNG POWDER.
TiTo. TOT arxd "700 Sja-nMsoivr ST.
Comer of Gold, between Jackson and Pacific StreeU, San Francisco, Cal.
XXVI SAN FRANCISCO DIKECTORT.
JOHN SKINKER,
No. 108 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
.st)LE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST FOR
DUPONT'S CANNON, MUSKET,
Lake Superior and Pacific Fuse Company's
NEVER-F-All_ING
■Warranted.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS GO'S
^9 ^^kA9&£^WM^9 tm^^M.MXW9
And Cartridges for same, as well as for. all other Rifles and Pistols of
American Manufacture.
E. G. DeCRANO. C. J. DUVAL.
ASSAY OFFICE AND LABORATORY «^
412 Commercial St., San Francisco.
Ores Worked by MUl Process or Otherwise. Ores Assayed. All kinds
of Chemical Work Done.
J. SEOUFE. L. H. SWEENEY. j. e. RUGGLES.
SROUFE, SWEENEY & CO.
And WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PROYISIONS,
No. 406 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXVll
FARWELL & CO.,
IMPOETERS AND DEALERS IN
COAL, PIG IRON
105 AND 107 CALIFORNIA STREET.
BA.N FRiLNCISCO.
W. H. FARWELL JNO. 0. HANSCOM.
XXVUl SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HELBING & STRAUS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS I>f
C R O C K E R Y
Glass and China Ware, Cutlery, Lamps,
SILVER-PLATED ^ BRITANNIA WARE,
102 & 104 BATTERY STREET,
CORNER OP PINE, SAN FRANCISCO.
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS
625 ^ND 627 FRONT ST.
The oldest Coffee and Spice Factory on the Pacific Coast.
MANUFACTORY OF THE
ORICIIVAL CHARTRES COFFEE,
First iiitrodnccU Into this country in June, 1851, by G. Tenard.
GENUINE MOCHA. COFFEE.
ALL KINDS OF GREEN, ROASTED AND GROUND COFFEES.
ALSO, SPICES AND CALIFORNIA MUSTARD.
ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. xxix
HARRIS, DELL & CO.
.A.C3-EIKJTS
STAR ^ LINE,
PACIFIC com PACKETS,
To Portland, Oregon, Puget Sound, W. T.
OFFICES:
No. 88 Front Street, Portland, Oregon,
No. 40 California Street, San Francisco.
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co.
CAPITAL, - - $1,125,000.
GEO. MARCUS & CO., Agents,
304 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
G. W. CflESLET. E. J. Van Voorhies. J. Siebe. J. S. Joxes.
G. W. CHESLEY & CO.
' Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Pine
WIMBi AM® MC|l©li»
SOLE PROPRIETORS Or
CUNDUEANGO BITTEES,
414 Pront Street, San Francisco. 51 Front Street, Sacramentc
XXX SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SULLIVAir, KELLY &. CO.
(Successors to KELLY, WALSH & CO.)
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Etc., Etc.
101, 103 and 105 Front Street, and 110 Pine Street,
Sole Agents for tho Pacific Coast for the sale of Chance's 21 oz. and 26 oz. C. S. Glass.
Also, Agents for the London and -Manchester Co's "White Plate Glass.
JA\.ES K. KELLY. C. D. O. SULLIVAN.
CORDAGE Manufactory
Constantly on hand, a Large and Complete Assortment of
//
ma cm
WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, TARRED MANILA ROPE,
ETC., M.\NUPACT0RED PROM
PURE M:A.TsriLA. HEMP.
OFFICE AT TUBBS & CO, 611 and 613 FRONT STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xxxi
/^ 1
stock: coMPA.isrY. ^
Number of Shares, 3,000. $500 per Share.
ISi-OORlP^OS^ikXSO ^^^I£. 3, £@@7.
C. SPRECKELS, - President and Manager.
D. SPRECKELS, - - Secretary.
C. SPRECKELS, GEO. H. EGGERS, PETER SPRECKELS
CLAUS MANGELS, F. HAGEMANN.
SIO California Street.
WOMS, S. W. COR. EIGHTH i BEANNAN STREETS
This Beflnery, having recently trebled its capacity, is better prepared
to supply the great demand for its various kinds of
SUGARS AND SYRUPS
xxxu
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
SALAMANDER MTING CO.
(Pacific Branch.)
(Owning Patents issued September 14th, 1869 ; October 5th, 1869 ; October 4th, 1870 ;
May 9th, 1871.)
m
'J\^'^M^^g
^»a
SOS I^OXJIFLTI^: STJFIEBT,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
This is the best non-conductor of heat in use. For coTering Steam Boilers, Pipes and Ho
Blast Pipes, it has no equal. It has the highest endorsements for durability, lightness,
elasticity, ease of application and all desirable qualities. It has been adopted by the sev-
eral Departments of Government of the United States and is in general use in the Atlantic
States. It eflt'cts a large saving of fuel, lasts as long as the iron on which it is applied,
and is reasonable in cost.
SEJVD FOB CIRCULAR.
ALBANY BREWERY,
SPHECKELS & CO., Proprietors.
ca
Bet Third and Fourth, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Thii EsUbliahmonthM been enlarged for the third time during the past season, and now poageeass
lacilities unsurpassed by any competition for the production of
SUPERIOR CREi^M A.LE,
To supply the increasing demands of the public.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXUl
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO
OF LONDON AND ABERDEEN.
Subscribed Capital, ■ ■ - $10,000,000
Accumulated Fuuds, • - ■ 6,750,000
Animal Fire Premium, - ■ 1,180,000
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID IN U. S. GOLD COIN.
"W. L. BOOKEH, - - - Agent,
319 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
The Policies of this Company are not only guaranteed by the Capital, but also by the
unlimited personal responsibility of nearly one thousand shareholders.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.
B'©® Sit mMiiMwmmmEM. mmmmmwm
Note is liereliy ma M arraigemeiits Have im entered lute lietweeii tie
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY
-AND THE-
Fmmm maiii g^iAMSHip
FOR the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England, and to the
Bank of France, in Ilarre, by the steamships of the two companies
bv means of through bills of lading, to be granted by the commanders of
the Ships of the Pacific Mail .Steamship Company, for delivery to the
^gent of the Roval Mail Steam I'acket Company, to be sent across the
Isthmus, and embarked on the Ships of the K. M. S. P. Co- For particu-
lars as to through rate of freight, apply to ths undersigned. .^=i«™i
Arrangements can be made for the shipment of Gold and Silver t)res -^^^ ^___
from Aspinwall by the Company's Steamers on farorable Terms.
The Steamships of the K. M. S. P. Co. leave Aspinwall for Plymouth, calling at St Thomas, on the 6th
(Tth when there are 30 davs in the previous month,! and 22d of each month. ,,.,,. , ,,
Passages, at reduced rates, can be secured on application to the undersigned, who will give any farther
particulars that may be required about the Company's business.
■W. Xj. .BOOI^E-E=l..
xxxiv SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HENRY B. WILLIAMS. HENRY P. BLANCH^B. CHARLES B. MORGAI..
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & GO.
• •
Shipping & Commission
IKEEIRC HANTS,
No. 218 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SA.Isr FRANCISCO.
IlBIi Mm MILL
Corner Mission and Fremont Streets,
SA¥ ERA¥GISGO.
WM. M. GEEENWOOD, Proprietor.
E. B. DBAN. DAVID WILLCOX. C. H. MERCHANT.
E. B. DEAN & CO.
4k
BILLS OUT TO ORDER.
OREGON PINE, SPRUCE AND CEDAR.
MARSHFIELD IdlLLS, COOS BAY.
CORNER CALIFORNIA AND DRUMM STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXXV
SI
CBiMEBCiAL mumi CO.
OF CALIFORNIA.
FIRE A.ND MA.RI]SrE.
W. "W. DODGE,
CLAUS SPRECKELS,
SELDEN S. "WRIGHT,
W. B. CUMMINGS,
BARTLETT DOE,
FRANK EASTMAN,
H. S. CROCKER,
C. W. KELLOGG,
A. W. JEE,
PETER DEAN,
JOHN H. WISE,
C. J. DEERIN6,
LEVI STEVENS,
SACBAMENTO :
N. D. THAYER,
D. H. HASKELL.
JAMES GAMBLE,
CHARLES MAIN,
J. A. HOOPER,
G. L. BRADLEY,
JAMES PHELAN,
JAMES LINFORTH.
F. S. FREEMAN,
OFFICE in SAN FRANCISCO, No. 228 CALIFORNIA STREET.
CHAS. A. LATON, Secretary.
C. W. KELLOGG, President.
M. ULLMi^lSTN^ & CO.
iMPOaTEBS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLENS, SILKS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
Nos. 626, 628 and 630 SACRAMENTO STREET,
Bet. Montgomery and Kearny.
JOHU KIRKPATRICK.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED "SIGNET" WHISKY.
B. B. CUTTER. JS- B. GENTRY.
:i
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FIJSfM WIMB8 ^MB MQW&M8
313 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated Flint Stone Rye
XXXVl
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
JAMES LINFORTH, JOHN BENSLEY,
IiINFOBTH, ElMiOGI
LMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
L. B. BENCHLEY.
AGRICULTURAL
implements!
AND
MITJIT^O
TOOLS.
GENERAL AGENTS FOK
POWELL TOOL GO'S
AXES & EDGE TOOLS,
BL^CK DIAMOND FILES
SanMj Tool Go's Planes.
Etc., Etc.. Etc.
ITOS- 3 A 5 FKOITT STREET,
NEAR MARKET, SAN FRANCISCO.
OP=LI3E!I=».S I=«.ESFECTr'XJIjIj-S' S OI_iIC ITE X3 .
BANDMANN, NIELill & CO*
And Commercial Agents of the
GIAITT PCWDER COMPAIT^,
OFFICE, 210 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXVII
400 and 402 BATTERY STREET, cor. GLA.Y,
u UlilliXXuuX U iV liXJuIlljXliXiV X ijj
AISTD DEALERS IN
HIDES, TALLOW, PELTS, OIL,
LEATHER OF ALL KINDS
INCLUDING FRENCH, EASTERN, AND CALIFORNIA,
Importers of Tanners' Tools and Materials;
Also, Agents for Jas. S. Mason & Go's Blacking.
Pay the Highest Cash Market Prices for Hides, Tallow and Pelts.
MARK CONSIGNMENTS-A. C. N. & CO., SAN FRANCISCO.
W. J. T. PALMER & CO.
Cabinet Makers,
"Warerooms, 323 California Street,
Manufactory, 105 and 107 Mission Street,
NEAR SPEAR, SAN FRANCISCO.
XXXVlll
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
512 and 514 Washington Street,
IMl'OKTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE
A.ND SUNDRIES-
The Latest Styles of Glassware and Fixtures for Pirst-Class Drug Stores,
with Glass Labels, Counter and Prescription Scales, Druggists'
Sundries, Perfumery and Liquor Labels in good Variety.
ASSAYERS' MAIERIALS AND CHEMICALS,
Ilullion nnd Assay Balance!., Humid A?pay Apparatus, Cuppelling Furnaces. French and Sand Crucibles
Uliun s Loleljrated Ulack Load Crucibles, and ovcrylhing required in an A=say Office.
PHOTO a-pi.A.T=i3:io a-oo3DS.
PASSE PARTOUTS AND CHEMICALS,
Photographic Goods, Frames, Etc.
222 Jackson Street, San Francisco,
S AAV SMITHING
r
AGENT FOR
-A
V
H. Disston <L Sons'
tl .Mill krjd
I Circular sawS.
Butchers' Toole for Sale : Sheet Metals
Cut to Pattern.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXXIX
it. 3gnafuis' Cnllrgf,
841 Market Street, and 344 Jessie Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
This Institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was opened for the
reception of Students on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 1859, it was incor-
porated and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors in all the learned professions,
and to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary institution in the
United States.
THE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION IS TO GIVE A THOROUGH
IT IS ENTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
The Course of Studies embraces the Greek, Latin and English Languages, Poetry,
Rhetoric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, Mathe-
matics, Chemistry, lilental. Moral and Natural Philosophy. The study of
the French and Spanish Languages, Vocal Music, Short-Hand and
Practical Telegraphy are optional.
Besides the Classical, there is a Prepakatoky and Elementart Department for the
younger students. Its object is to qualify the pupil sfor the higher studies.
This Institution, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents considerable advantages
for the mental and moral training of the students.
A Complete Philosopliical Apparatus
HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM PARIS.
THE LABORATORY CONTAINS OVER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PURE
CHEMICALS, AND ALL. THAT IS NECESSARY FOR THE MOST
COMPLICATED MANIPULATIONS AND ANALYSIS.
THE COLLEGE HAS, MOREOVER, A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS.
The "St. Ignatius' College Band"; The " Iqnatian Literary Society" for
exercise in debate; the " Philhistorian Debating Society " to promote the knowledge
of History; and the " Loyola Scie>tific Academy " for the cultivation and promotion of
the study of Natural Sciences, are established in the College for the improvement of the pupils
and young gentlemen of good standing.
ALOYSIUS MASNATA, S. J., President.
Xl SANFRANCISCODIRECTORY.
XET, UAVIS $c CO'S
PIANOS,
AND GEORGE WOODS & GO'S
ORGANS,
Are the Leading Instruments of the World.
Pirst Fremium at State Fair, Sacramento City, 1874.
^WM:. G. BA33GER,
SOLE AGENT,
13 SANSOM STREET.
AGENTS FOR
Fire and Life Insurance Companies^
Sfamp MlllA and all other Maohlner.r, Real EM(a(e, Hfiiijnff Stock, 9Koney Brokers, and
JnerebaiidiHe Salebuien.
SALE OF MINES A SPECIALTY,
BRADLEY & RULOFSON'S BUILDING,
429 Montgomery Street, - San Francisco.
DURYEA'S SATIN GLOSS STARGH,
AND
Duryea's Improved Corn Starcli,
Aro tho best in (ho world. Uso thorn once and you will use no other.
DURYEA'S SATIN CLOSS STARCH. -It is the whitest; it is the purest; it is the strong-
er; it .s tho most glossy; it is tho easiest to uso; it is tho best Starch; it is tho most economical.
EfiKRTOX, ALLEX & CO.
lOO Oallfomia St., Saxl r'ran.clsoo.
»OI,E ^^-^^^^ ^«K T.... r„,r,C ,OAST. CHINA. JALAN. MKX.IO, tE:,THA.,
A.1IfcKIlA. ANO THE WKST COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xli
DIRECTED BY THE FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS.
FOUNDED IN 1851. INCORPORATED IN 1855.
WITH A FULL STAFF OF
PROFESSORS AND TUTORS,
AND A
THOSOUGH SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
IN
LATIN, MATHEMATICS, HISTORY,
GREI]K, NATURAL SCIENCES, GEOGRAPHY,
ENGLISH, ARITHMETIC, USE OP THE GLOBES,
MENTAL JPSILOSOJPHT, BOOK-KEEPINO, PENMANSH
FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN, GERMAN,
TOOli All Ilif I'lJMlIf Ai MUilO
AUD DRA-WllTC,
DIVIDED niTO TWO EEGULAE COURSES :
BESIDES A
PREPA.II.A.TOIIY DEPAKTMENT.
TEK,3S^CS:
Board and Lodging, Tuition in either Classical or Commercial Department, Washing
and Mending, Stationery, Medical Attendance and Medicines, Fuel, Baths,
per week ?8 0"
Total, per Session of ten months, §350— payable half-yearly in advance.
N. B. — If more than two brothers enter the College, each additional one pays only $200
per Session.
For further information, or for Catalogue of the College, apply to Rev. A. Vaksi,
President of Santa Clara College, Santa Clara County, or to St. Ignatius College, 841
Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Xlii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
STENCIL PLATBS
R M. TRU WORTHY,
STEXCIL PLATES, when handsomolir eiecuted. present the cheapest and best mode of advertising
that can be adopted. Thiri 13 the experience of all who use them.
STENCIL PLATES OF EVERY PATTEKN cut at this establishment in a style unequaled by any
other workmen in California.
Morcbants and others are invited to call and examine specimens in proof of the above assertion.
Orders from abroad, as well as those given in person, promptly executed and forwarded- Parties send-
ing orders by lett<?r are particularly requested to write plawlt and give the exact space they wisa
THE LKTTKRS TO orcUPY.
By rinse application and superior execution of work during an experience of thirteen years, Mr. TRT7-
WOKTHY has extended his business to its present proportions. His present facilities for rapid and
tasteful execution of all work in hie line are far superior to those of any other in this State or in the Union.
Having purchased all iho late .John Hall's Stencil Tools, Platen and Impressions, and everything per-
taining to his business, I am prepared to furnish his customers with fac-simiies of his work.
BRUSHES, INK AND MARKING POTS FOR SALE.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
318 FRONT STREET, corner Commercial (Up Stairs,) San Francisco, California.
J052T H. SIMS,
MANUFACTURER OP
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS,
WROUGHT IRON GIRDERS,
Beam Aiclors aM Tie Bonis, MiMml Bant Tanlts M Safes,
J All. "WORII, BRIDGE "WORK,
Cast and Wrought Iron Cemetery, Stoop and Area Railings,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Agricultural, Plala aad Qmameatal Iroa Work,
Between 'Washington and Jackson, below Front, SAN FRANCISCO.
All orders for the interior. Oreeon and Xevada. also, Mon tana
Idaho and \\ ashington Territories, attended to with promptness
and dispatch, Mr. Sims appreciates the past liberal patronage
of his friends, and trusts he ma.v continue to merit it in the
future. For the inforraation of Strangers he would sav that he
feels conHdent that his experience in his particular calling is
surpassed b.v none on this coast, which his superior work, sent to
almcwt every town in California, Oregon, Victoria and Stendwich
Islands, and to he seen on some of the best buUdings in San
Francisco, fully attests.
N. B.-Mr. K. M. BURTON, of Portland, will make contracts
for iron \\ ork m my name.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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GOODALL, NELSON & FERKl
STEAMSHIP CO.
^tekii\ef ^ kijd ;^kil Ye^^el^
RUNNING TO VICTORIA, (V. I.)
TOM ALES,
OLEMA,
HALF MOON BAY,
PIGEON POINT,
SANTA CRUZ,
SOQUEL,
APTOS,
SALINAS,
CASTRO VILLE,
■WATSONVILLE,
PAJARO,
MOSS LANDING!-,
MONTERET,
SAN SIMEON,
CAYUCOS,
SAN LUIS OBISPO,
POINT SAL,
GAVIOTA,
ALSO, AGENTS FOR
CARPENTERIA,
SANTA BARBARA,
MOOR'S LANDING,
SAN BUENAVENTURA
HUENEME,
SAN PEDRO,
(LOS ANGELES,)
ANAHEIM and
SAN DIEGO.
m mm wizm aid mii witch,
And for the supply of Spring Valley "Water for Shipping at the
Wharves or in the Bay.
CD I^ I5-1 I o E!
Junction of Market and Sacramento Streets, Up-stairs,
SAIT EPRA,ITCXSCO.
xliv SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
C A A S" £ T
RETAZZ. CiiZlFST
A N D
WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.
We keep constantly on hand the largest assortment on the Pacific Coast of
VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, AXMINSTER,
Tapestry Brussels, Belgique, Three-Ply Ingrain,
DUTCH, HEMP & VENETIAN CARPETS,
COTELINES, REPS, TERRY, DAMASK, PLUSH,
And a full and well-selected Stock of
CUHTAIUS & UPHOLSTEHY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
-ALSO,-
"^ML PAPER AND DECORATIONS,
OF THE NEWEST STYLES AND PATTERNS.
Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere. We will endeavor to suit you, both as to
quality and price.
Uo not forget the Store, as it is the only Carpet Store on Clay Street.
FRANK G. EDWARDS,
628, 630, 632 and 634 CLAY STREET,
AND
s.A.isr rRA-jsrcisco-
/.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlv
BOOK BINDER,
-AND-
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
No. 521 CLAY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
H. SCHUSSLER,
0 Mill C!Vli tmiMt%
Consulting Engineer Spring Valley Water Works,
OFFICE, 516 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Zlesxdezxoo, SaV XSllis Street.
:e3: E! isr i=L ■:?" ^AmiTE],
Suceeitor to
LEGAY & CO.,
^4ry ^sr? 4^** iss^
614 & 616 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Xtvi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ATKINS MASSEY. N. TTCTNG.
MASSEY & YUNG,
UNDERTAKERS
651 SA RAMENTO STREET,
First House below Kearny,
San Francisco, Cal.
Barstow's and other Metallic Caskets alMP^ays on hand. Everything in
our line will be furnished on the most Liberal Terms.
CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TALORS
AND DEALERS IN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, TRATELING BAGS, VALISES, ETC.
e08 MOigTGOlVIERT STREET,
Ba«t Side, Korth of Clay. g^^, PRANCISCO.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department is complete, and all orders from the Country will
wceive prompt attention. Stylish and perfect fitting garments always guaranteed.
Wm. Sherman & Co.
ADVERTISINS DEPARTMENT. xlvii
EKH1IS» FOB
Machine Works,
ANGELL, PALMER & CO., Proprietors,
JVos. 247 to 259 First Street, - SAJV FEAJVCISCO.
The Establishment is now Manufacturing
ACttlHEBY MB CASTIWaS,
Of all kinds, at lower rates than ever before. We can turn out work to better advantage
and at less prices than any other shop on this Coast or elsewhere.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK
OF SAVINGS,
225 SANSOM ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Guarantee Capital, - $150,000
H. BUTTON, President. G. M- CONDEE, Cashier.
N. C. FASSBTT, JAS. LAIDLEY, G. W. SWAN,
1. E. DAVIS, ABNBR DOBLE, H. BUTTON,
O. CLAYTON, B. H. FREEMAN, G. M. CONDEE.
No charge for Entrance Fee or Bank Book. Deposits received in sums from One
Dollar upwards. Dividends declared the first Monday in July and January. Loans made
on Real Estate and Collateral Securities.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOKY,
.A.- S. Hja.X^X-.I13IEII,
Importer, Dealer and Manufacturer of
IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE,
AND WIRE OF ALL KINDS.
ESTABLISHED, 1857.
No. 113 and 115 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Proprietor of the
PATENT EIMDLESS ROPEWAY
(Wire Tramway) for transporting Ores, etc., over mountainous places.
Agent for Pacific Wire and W. R. Manufacturing Company, of California,
AND OF
Eictiard Johnson & Nephew, Wire Manufacturers, of Manchester, England
MIXING COMPARES, FEERYMEN, AXD SHIPMASTERS
Are informed that M'ire Uopo can bo furnished them considerably under the cost of Hemp or Manila, of
equal strength. Wire Uopo does not stretch or shrink by change of weather. It weighs 40 per cent. less
than Hemp, is less than one-half the diameter; is easily spliced under all circumstances; is as pliable for
equal strength; and is from four to live timos as durable as the bast Hemp or Manila llope.
For Hoisting from Deep Mines, the economy of its application is immense.
The Wire fiom which my Ropes are made is manufactured in San Francisco by the
Paciflc Wire Maniifactiuinif Company, from the very best of Stock.
NoTK.— STEEL WIRE ROPE weighs about sii-tenths of Iron Rope, or one-third of Hemp of equal
strength. Its e.vlreme lightness saves largely in freight to remote places, audits great durability recom-
monds it for hoisting purposes, etc. bee table ol comparatire weights, strength, and sizes of
Slerl Wire Ro|>e.
Iron n'lre Ro|ic.
Benip Rope,
Working
load of each.
Circumterence
\\ t. pr. liio tl
Circumference
V, t. pr. 100 ft
Circumference
Wt. pr. 100 ft
2 inch.
UO lbs.
100 ••
2H inch.
100 lbs.
ISO ■'
H^i inch.
lOB lbs.
284 "
8,300 lbs.
7,000 "
ENDLESS WIRE ROPEWAY,
(Wire Tramway) secured by numerous patents.
By means of the Kopeway, ores, rock and other material can bo transported over mountainous and diffi
five to fifty tons per hour according to capacity; and being carried upon posts ubive snow and other oh
■IrucUons, can bo used when other modes of transportation would ba impossible .
A. S. HALLIDIE, 113 and 116 Pine Street, San Francisco.
Circulars sent on application.
ABVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. xHx
NATHANIEL GRAY. H. M. GRAT.
N. GRAY c£ CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
UNDERTAKERS,
641 Sacramento Street,
Corner of Webb, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH
Coffins & Coffin Trimmings, Hearses & Hearse Plumes
AND EVERY ARTICLE IN THE LINE, ON LIBERAL TERMS.
Sole Agents for Barstow's Patent Metallic
BURIAL OASES & CASKETS.
BEALE STREET MILL.
33- I>. H O Hi Ij .A. I>jr JD,
CORNER BEALE AND MISSION STREETS,
OfTloe, 304 Mission Street. SAN FRANCISCO.
MOULDINGS. BRACKETS. FRAMES, SASH. BLINDS, DOORS AND ALL
DESCRIPTIONS OF WOOD- WORK FINISH.
MICHAEL B. MORAGHAN. HENRY LVNCH.
MORAGHAN & LTXGH,
DEALERS IN"
iwrn^m^, ^Em^ekwrn
And all kinds of SHELL FISH,
STALL 68 CALIFORNIA MAKEET, - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
PUBLIO AND PRIVATE PARTIES, FAMILIES, HOTELS, SHIPPING,
AND RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
WATERJS^ORKS.
Incorporated under Act of the Legislature, April 8, 1858.
Divided into 80,000 Shares, of $100 Each.
San Andres, Capacity 4,650,000,000 Gallons
Pilarcitos, " 1,04-5,000,000 "
LAKE HONDA, " 34.000,000
COLLEGE HILL, " 14,000,000
FRANCISCO STREET, *' 7,000,000
RUSSIAN HILL, " 4,000.000
BUCHANAN STREET, " 2,000,000
BRANNAN STREET, " 500,000
President, - - . . CHARLES WEBB HOWARD.
Vice-PreBident, - - . . . CHARLES. E. McLANE,
Secretary, ----._. E. M. MILES.
TRUSTEES.
OLIVER ELDRIDGE, CHAS. WEBB HOWARD,
WM. NORRIS, D. J. STAPLES,
GEO. W. GRANNISS, CHAS. E. McLANE.
A. B. FORBES,
OFFICE OF THE T770B.S:S,
ADVEKTISING DEPARTMENT,
Pli.
pfc piy
i^mi
RETAIL DEALER IN THE
1,^1 i
3S^EEX=LSC:E3:.^TJ]VL X^II^BS, Etc
PETER T. GANNON,
Corners of Montgomery, Post and Market Streets,
-SAN FRANCXSCO.
EDWARD MARTIN.
D. V. B. HENARIE.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES AND LPORS
408 FRONT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
GEO. HAYES & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
'Windo'w Caps, Dormer "Windows, Gutters, Finials, Pinnacles,
Chimney Caps and Ventilators.
ALL KINDS OF
ioppngatei Irom Wurt lor Bnildlngs*
Sol© r'2ror>rietoi-"s of
Hayes' Patent Ventilating Skylights
Hnghes' Patent Malt Kilns and Wash Tub Bottoms, Architectnral
Stamped Zinc Work, &c.
30 HARRIET STREET, -
BETWEEN HOWARD AND FOLSOM,
SIXTH AND SEVENTH.
BEND FOE ILLTJSTKATED CATALOGUE AND PBICE LIST.
lii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
:0. H. r"R.E3E31\(fl:.A.3>3' cfc OO.
No8. 413 and 415 Mission Street,
Adjoining Mechanics- Mill. 1 SaN FrANCISCO.
Between hirst and Fremont Streets, J ' -'
SCROLL SAAVIIvra A^TD TURisriNa.
MAHOGANT, BLACK WALNUT AND CEDAK FOR SALE.
Constantly on hand and made to order, Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc., etc.
OAK LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE
MA.SUFACirRED BY
415 MARKET STREET, - - SAN ERAXCISCO.
MINING HOSE. SUCTION HOSE, FIRE BUCKETS, FIRE HATS, MAIL BAGS, ETC
AGEKCT OF THE SILSBY MANUFACTURING CO.
Rotary Steam Fire E^Qgines and Patent Combination Hose.
■WM. EHEEITPFOUT,
IMPORTER AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
THE FINEST QUAT.TTT OF
(WHOLESALE.)
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. liii
(Formerly of U. S. Mint. S. F.)
ASSAYER & fflETALLl&ICAL CHEIIST,
(OPPOSITE THE GLD U. S. MINT,) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SAN FRANCISCO
PIONEER WOOLEN FACTORY
LOCATED AT
Black Foint, San Francisco, Cal.
MANUFACTORY OF ALL CLASSES OF
SUCH AS
BLANKETS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, OVERSHIRTS,
TEAMSTERS' SHIRTS, FIREMEN'S SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, SLUICE BLANKETS, &c.
Depot and Oifice, - ■ - No. 115 Battery Street.
MEEKER^ JAMKS & CO.
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIALS,
COR. CALIFORNIA & DAVIS STREETS,
San iJ^raiacisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FACTORY,
Location on Brannan Street, bet. Seventh and Eighth,
Office, 408 CALIFORNIA STREET.
HAVE ON HAND COOPERS' STOCK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Antl are fully prepared to manafacture to order packages of all kiads acd sizes.
FLINT, PEABODY & CO., Agents.
N. P. LANGLAND,
stair builder,
WOOD TURNER
SCROLL SAWYER.
No. 485 Brannan Street,
<KEAK,)
SAN FHANCI8CO.
CHAKLES CLA-i-TON.
JOS. W. JORDAN.
Commission Merchants
IN GRAIN AND FLOUR
AGENTS FOR THE "SANTA CLARA" FLOUR MILLS,
Northeast Corner Front and Clay Streets,
San Francisco.
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
HARDWARE, MECHANICS^ TOOIii,
MACHINE SCREWS, TWIST DRILLS, ETC.
312 BUSH STREET,
Between Moxtqomeby and Eeabnt,
San F'ra.xiclsco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. ]v
PARROTT & CO.
IMPORTERS
.ia>.3srxD
n .ommission 4+1 erchants.
SAN FRANCISCO.
RODGERS, MEYER & CO,
212 BATTERY STREET,
ROBERT RODGERS & CO.
■ ■
■ ■
1 u liOMissioi fflfircims,
GRAIN SHIPPERS.
Dra^v Exchange on Europe.
Ivi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOKT.
:\d:.A.:E=i.iisrni] .^.nxriD i^ip^e.
THE
CALIFOHNIA INSITRANCE CO.
OFFICE, NO. 318 CALIFORNIA STREET,
ONE DOOR EAST FROM SANSOM. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
-»-♦ ^ *♦"»—
CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOLD) - - - $300,000
ASSETS 450,000
THE OLDEST OF ALL THE LOCALS.
C. T. HOPKINS, Prest. H. B. TICHENOR, Vice-Prest.
Z. CROWELL, Secretary.
IMPERIAL FIRE
- AND -
Qtieei\ In^tifarice C5o^.
OF LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
Losses paid here immediately on Adjustment,
in U. S. Gold Coin.
FalknerJBell&Co.
No. 430 California St.,
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ivii
CUBER? <& COMFAXTTr,
Book d Ornamental Printers,
414 MARKET STREET, below Sansom,
P. O. BOX 1819. SAN FRANCISCO.
Ordert for every description of Printing gratefully received and promptly executed.
aEO. M. ^^ooT> & CO.
I^njgranm, mt mmim, lie mlm, Stencil pxiim,
And Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Stencil Tools and Stock, Key Check Dies, and Stock & Lyon's Head
Seal Presses, Copper Plate Ink, Card Plates, St.-ncil Alphabetsand Figures, and a splendid assortment of superior hand
plated Door Plates constantly on hand and for sale cheap, i2o Post Street, above the White House, San Francisco, Cal.
TO ORDER. Cards elegantly Printed, Written and Engraved. Fine Stencil Name Plates cut in Roman, German
Text, Old English: also engraved in Writing Style. Steel Name Stamps, Brass and Electrotype Stamps, Burning
Brands, Raised Brass Work, etc., etc.
PIONXSXZR PAPZSR IKEIImIi,
TAYLORVILLE, MARIN COUNTY, CAL.
S. P. TAYLOR & CO., - - - Proprietors.
Also Agents Eagle Paper Mills.
Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds of
PRINTING, MANILA, HARDWARE AND STRAW
PAPERS, PAPER BAGS, W NE, ETC.
Paper Warehouse, No. 416 Clay Street, San Francisco.
The Highest Price paid for Kags, Bope, Etc.
CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE COMPANY.
FRUSSO & SPLIVALO,
MANUFACTURERS OP
Macaroni, f eiicelli, Fancy Paste, Fariia,
ETC., EXO,
NOS. 704 and 706 SANSOM STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Iviii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
KAliBTR,t-B:l'
Fire Insurance
COMFAXT7.
SWISS LLOYD
Kxmt Msmma
MOREIS SPEYER & CO.
General Agents,
No. 13 Merchants' Exchange,
425 GALZFOHITZA STB.SET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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H. M. NEWHALL.
J. 0. BLDKIDGE.
a. PALACHE.
^a i^vaa
[IWlllili ^
SALESROOM,
FIRE-PROOF BRICK,
309, 311 and 313 SANSOM STREET,
MONDAY and THURSDAY— Catalogue Sale of Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
Hard-ware, Fancy Goods, etc.
■WEDNESDAY— Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods, Silks, Embroideries,
French Goods, etc.
Ca.s1i. .^L.cLT7-£t,zi.ces oxx AXexroIiemcAise for- Sa-le.
Real Estate Agent,
740 FOUHTH STREET.
Qrovind to lease for a term of years, conveniently situated to the
Southern and Central Pacific R. R. Depots,
and also to the Wharves.
Ix BAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAVINGS ANDLOAN SOCIETY
nffera-nti®® Cmpltolf $W%M§m
IsTo. S2S O^lifonai^ Stz-oot
JS^- Office Hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Exti-a houi-s on Saturdays from 7 to 8 p. m. , for receiving of deposits only.
Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities, at current
rates of interest.
GEORGE LETTE, L. GOTTIG,
SECBETARY. PRESIDENT.
R G. MATHEWS. H. ALLEN MATHEW.
Produce Commission Merchants,
One door South of Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO.
R. H. BENXKTT. HENRY PAGE. WILFRED PAGE.
BENNETT & PAGE,
Commission Mierehants,
NO. 304 DAVIS STREET,
P. O. Box 1206. SAN FRANCISCO.
— «♦«
Consignments of 'Wool and Grain respectfully solicited. Advances made
thereon If required.
ADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT. Ixi
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
iM:p='oi=i.TE!r=i.s oi^
AVATCHES.
DIAMONDS,
ETC., ETC!.
110 Montgomery Street,
Make a Specialty of the
Gorham Manufacturing Company's
tmUm MUmt Sttt*
Particular attention is requested to the many attractive designs now
being produced by this celebrated Company. With works projected
on a scale unparalleled for magnitude in the world, together with the
best talent for designing, the most skilled workmen, the best labor-
saving machinery, and the immense amount of goods produced, they
are enabled to offer the best made and most artistic articles at the
lowest possible price.
The standard of Silver used is British Sterling.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PUBLISHERS' AGENTS,
413 WASHINGTON STREET,
Opposite Post Office, SAJf FBAJYCISCO.
Supply all the Eastern and European
]V^ew^|)a|)ef^ ^ Petiodidkl^
AT THE LOWEST RATES,
IN ADVANCE OF THOSE SUBSCRIBING DIRECT.
Per Tear.
Popular Science Monthly ?5 00
Overland Monthly 4 00
Harper's Magazine 4 00
Atlantic Monthly 4 00
Scribner's Monthly 4 00
The Galaxy 4 OO
Lippincott's Magazine 4 00
Catholic World 5 00
PhrenologicalJournal 3 00
Appleton's Journal 5 00
Chambers' Journal 4 00
International Review 5 QQ
North American Review 6 00
St. Nicholas Magazine 3 00
Godcy's Lady's Book 3 oO
Leslie's Lady's Magazine 4 00
Demorest's 4 qO
Peterson's Magazine 2 50
Eclectic Magazine 5 oO
London Society g 00
London Belgravian 6 00
AH the Year Round "...'.'..... 5 00
London Art Journal 12 00
London Illustrated News 13 00
London Graphic 13 oO
London Dispatch 5 oO
Per Tear.
London Punch 8 00
Harper's "Weekly 5 00
Harper's Bazar 5 00
Leslie's Pictorial 5 00
Leslie's Chimney Corner 5 00
New York Police Gazette 5 00
New Y'ork Clipper 5 00
New Y'ork Ledger 3 00
New Y'ork Weekly 3 00
New Y'ork Tribune 3 00
New Y'ork Times 3 00
New Y'ork Herald 3 00
Scientific American 4 00
Banner of Light 4 00
New York Nation 5 00
A. and N. Journal 6 00
Wilkes' Spirit 6 00
The four Reviews and Blackwood 16 00
Weekly Sacramento Record-Union 5 00
Weekly S. F. Bulletin 3 00
Weekly S. F. Alta 5 00
Weekly Examiner 4 00
Weekly S. F. Chronicle 4 00
Weekly S. F. Mining Press 4 00
Weekly Commercial Herald 9 00
" Rural Press 4 00
^Complete Price Lists furnished Free on Application.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixiii
BLAKE, ROBBINS & GO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Book, News, Writing,
-A-KTIZ)
WRAPPING PAPER;
STRAW AND BINDERS' BOARDS,
BLACK AND COLORED INKS.
Agents for the Saratoga and Lick Mills Paper Mf 'g Co., Santa Clara Co., Cal.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OP
'9
Nos. 516 Sacramento and 519 Commercial Streets,
Between Sansom and Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO.
FRANCIS BLAKE, "t f
JAMES MOFFITT, VSan Francisco. J
CHAS. F. ROBBINS, J \
JAMES W. TOWNE, New York. I
B. McQuillan,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND GILT
LOOKIISTG GLASSES,
ENGKAYINGS, CHEOMOS, LITHOGRAPHS
And Depot for CURRIER & IVES' PICTURES,
WHOLESiLK AND EKTAIL,
NOS. 209 AND 2il LEIDESDORFF STREET,
AND NO. 529 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Between Commercial and Sacramento, Montgomery and Sansom, San Francisco.
Pictures, Diplomas and Business Cards Framed on the most reasonable
terms. RBGILDINQ done in the best style.
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BAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
^Viv^tix^g^^^
%
FRANK EASTMAN,
Book, Cap^ and Fancy
JOB PRINTER
509 GImAY STREKT^
NEAR SANSOM, ^J^ Wm^M€m€@,
Every style of work required by Merchants, Mechanics, Lawyers, In-
surance Companies, Banks, etc., correctly, tastefully, speedily
and elegantly executed at this long established House.
The Proprietor has added every desirable improvement in
That the business demands.
Novelty and Originality of Design in the execution of
IP Ilk wl $,tt%% |il iprii&i
Will receive his prompt attention ; and ho hopes, by fair dealing and low prices, to suit
all who may favor him with their patronage.
ADVERTISING DEPAKTMENT. IxV
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ITo. 408 CAZiZFORlTZA STHBBT,
And 41 INDIA WHARF, - - BOSTON, MASS.
MOERIS SPEYER & CO.
No. 13 Merchants' Kxehange,
425 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Draw on J\''ew York, London, Paris, Harrdturg, Bremen,
Berlin, Frankfort, Vienna,
.A.1SIT> OTIEIER, CITIES IJST EXJR,OI>E.
J. A. LEDDEN. A. WHIPPLE.
LEDDEN, WHIFFLE & GO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SA.3Sr FR.A.isrcisco,
MURPHY, GRANT & CO.
lD:R,1Zr C3-OOIDS,
eoaisEa ©f s&hsom ana btoish steekts.
Ixvi
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
LOUIS SLOSS.
SIMON GREENEWALD.
LEWIS GERSTLE.
LOUIS SLOSS & CO.
SnccessoTs to A. WASSERMAN & CO.
II
Nos. 310 and 312 SANSOM STREET,
Liberal Cash Advances made on Shipments through us to our Houses
in New York and London.
SAVINGS BANK
GUARANTEE CAPITAL,
$300,000.
President,
F. D. Atherton,
I. Friedlander,
Sbcbetaby,
OFFICERS.
JOHN PAHROTT. | Vice-President,
IDII=LEOTOR.S.
James Otis, John Parrott,
Adam Grant, John Morton,
S. L. Jones.
- T. F. BACON. I Attorney, -
JEROME LINCOLN.
Thomas Menzies,
Jerome Lincoln,
SIDNEY V. SMITH.
ORDINARY AND TERM DEPOSITS RECEIVED.
KT O C H .A. 1=1. G- E "F^OFL E IST T IR. .^ 3Sr O E! I^ E E .
Loans made on Real Estate and other approved Securities.
OflSce, No. 215 Sansom Street, between California and Pine.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Laurel Hill Cemetery,
(FORMERLY LONE MOUNTAIN,)
OFFICE AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE CEMETERY,
BUSH STREET AND CENTRAL AVENUE.
TH.TJSTESEIS,
W. C. Ralston,
James Otis,
C. C. Butler,
A. J. Gunnison, N. Luning,
N. Gray, H. M. Newhall,
J. H. Redington,
JAMES OTIS, President.
W, C. RALSTON, Treasurer.
C. C. BUTLER, SECRETARy.
C. H. CROWELL, Acting Sup't.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
W®I«®H & ©@.
Brittan's Building, 109 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
AGENTS MOODY'S SAW MILLS, BUBRABD INLET, B. O.
ANDREW WELCH & CO.
19 Tower Chambera, Liverpool, Eng.
W^ELCH, RITHET & CO.
, Victoria, British Columbia.
ISAAC E. DAVIS. HENRY COWELL.
DAVIS A COWELL,
DE.^LERS IN
SANTA CRUZ AND SACRAMENTO LIME,
Cement, Plaster, Hair, Marble Dust, Fire Tile,
COR. FRONT AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
184.©.
IS^S.
PIONEER IRON WORKS,
Nos. 225 and 227 BEALE STREET,
Between Howard and Folsom, SAN FRANCISCO.
CHARLES H. LEAVITT,
M A.I«■xJ^■.a.c!'I•XJI».*3H..
WROUCHT IRON
BUSSEY'S PATENT
COMBINATION BURGLAR PROOF
BANK VAULT
steel Xjlzieca. ^sss
BANK VAULTS, i
BURGLAR, FIRE PROOF,
AND SILVERWARE SAFES,
PRISON CELLS,
FIRE-PROOF
3D o o :el s.
Detachable Knobs, no Key. A large Assortment of Combination and Key Locks on
band. Ijitost Improred Shears, Punches, Dies, etc., for Cold Iron Works.
Constantly on hand a largo assortment of
FIRE PROOF DOORS AND SHUTTERS.
SAFE LOCKS,
Uontainiog Millions of changes.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixix
ALEX. ELDER. SAMUEL R. STEELE. THEODORE S. CRESSY.
STEELE, ELDEH & CO.
WHOLESALE
COMMISSION
DEALERS
Califorxxia Dairy Produce,
No. 204 Front Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
A. S. EOSENBAUM & CO.
TOBA.CCO, ETC.
And Sole Agents for the Celebrated Peach Cake Navy Tobacco,
COR. californiAl and battery sts.
s^^isr in:EH.^^isroisco.
162 "WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
The BLACK BIAli COAL Mil CO,
AND THE
6ELLIN6HAM BAY COAL COMPANY.
Steam and House Coals by the Cargo, and to Ships
and Dealers.
Office ott Spear Street, at Riacoa Wharf. P. B. CORNWALL, Pres't.
IXX SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
notice: tux: rz:iviovai«.
^rRT^m MuBlB PtOFSSf
105 KEARNY STREET, and 101 FIRST ST.,
San Francisco. Portland, Or.
REMOVED FROM 623, 625 CLAY ST.
PIANOS.
Steiniray & Sons,
Kranich & Bach,
Gmld, Chnrch &; Co.
Ha nes Bros.
£rn8t Kaps Grands,
Carl Roenisch Uprights,
£rnst Rosenkranz Up'ts.
ORGANS.
The Bnrdett,
Celeste,
Combination,
Orchestral & Domestic.
The Shoninger,
Gem Organs, in every
style and size.
INSTRUMENTS SOLD, PAYABLE IN INSTALLMENTS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE WEST OF CHICAGO.
GEORGE MORROW. AVILLIAM SCOTT.
GEORGE MORROW & CO.
CornixLission Miercliaiits,
AND DEALERS IN
HAT, GRAIN, GROUND FEED, ETC,
39 CLAY STREET and 28 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Between Drumm and East, SAN FRANCISCO.
I
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory
N. W. cor. Montgomery and Merchant Sts., San Francisco.
WATCHES AND CHAINS. AMETHYST AND TOPAZ. BROOCHES.
EAR-RINGS, SLEEVE BUTTONS AND RINGS.
Diamond Setting. Knameliog and all kinds of Repairing done. Jewelry for Salo, Wholesale and ReUil.
ADVERTISING DKPARTMENT.
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IBWAEB liiiUI t m.
Counting House, Bank and Insurance
DIEEOT IMPORTEES OP
P. Sb J. Arnold's Writing Fluid and Copying Ink,
WHATMAN'S DEAWING AND WEITING PAPERS,
JOSEPH GILLOTT & SONS' STEEL PENS,
All of which will be offered in quantities to suit, at reasonable rates.
No. 413 & 415 Sansom Street, corner of Commercial.
STRAIGHT.
IroD Stone Sewer Pip,
drain; TILE,
PLAIN FLOWER POTS,
AND FIRE BRICK.
TERRA COTTA VASES
And FLO"WER POTS,
TRAP.
Garden Tile, Etc., Etc.
AGENT,
30 California Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
Ixxii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
H. A. CRANE. W. H. BRIGHAM. R. A. SANFORD.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PHOPRIETARY ARTICLES,
Druggists' Sundries, Perfumery, Etc., Etc.
322, 324 and 326 FRONT STREET,
Oorner or 013.37-. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
JOSEPU ROTH. - MRS. FRAXCOISE TEDEAU.
Importers and WTiolesale Dealers in
FINE WINES, LIQUORS
Brandies and Whiskies,
1
SOLE AGENTS OF THE CELEBRATED BENEDICTINE.
214= ^ND 316 PIISrE STREET,
JBetween Sansotn and Battery,
S -A. BO" r'H. -A. I^ O I S O O.
ADVEBTISING DEPARTMENT,
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H. A. PLATE.
Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every description of
, M^****XWXJ, *iltXX*«M*. XX«X*^MV»*W,
WHIPS, LEATHER COLLARS, ETC.
101 and 106 Front Street, Near Pine,
San Francisco.
JOHN M. JOHNSON.
PEM. B. HORTON.
Kirby's Santa Cruz Leather and Hill's Concord Harness.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOKY.
WM. SCHMOLZ,
TH.-A.3SrSXTS,
THEODOLITES, SOLAR COMPASSES,
Y LEVELING INSTEUMENTS,
COMPASSES,
MOUNTAIN BAROMETERS,
CHAINS, MERIDIAN TEANSITS,
®mlll@a ®ala®©es8
Etc. Etc.
REPAIRS EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER.
420 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. IxXV
EXCELSIQE MILL COMPANY.
MNNtJFACTURER OF
FRAMES, SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, & MOLDINGS,
441 TO 445 BRANNAN STREET,
Between Third and Foiirth, SAN FRANCISCO.
Always on hand and made to order, all kinds of OUTSIDE AND INSIDE FINISH.
Brackets and Scroll Sawing and Wood Turning in all their branches, done with dispatch.
CHARLES MAYER,
Importer and Manufacturer of the Latest Novelties of
CLOAKS, SUITS, ETC.
NO. 20. MONTGOMERY STREET,
Opposite the Lick House, SAN FRANCISCO,
LA FLOR D£ LA MARIPOSA,
635 PACIFIC ST. ^|^HHP^ SAN FRANCISCO.
AND LA FLOR DE LA CORONA
CIGARITOS MANUFACTORY.
Have constantly on hand a lot of YELLOW and WHITE paper Cigaritos of the best quality at the
lowest rates. Cigaritos of La Viuda de Garcia. La Honrradez, Cabanas, Figaro, etc.
Ordars from the interior promptly attended to.
NEWBAUER & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
METROPOllTAM MATCHES
Our Matches are Sure, and are "Warranted to withstand Dampness of
every Climate, and be good for any length of time.
FACTORY, POTRERO.
OFFICE, No. 107 SANSOM STREET, Between PINE and BUSH,
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BAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
[FIRST ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER, 1849.]
The Pacific News Company
SUCCESSORS TO
J. W. SULLIVAN'S NEWS AGENCY.
J. S. STZLL c& CO., Mazxagers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Booksellers, Stationers, and General Subscrip-
tion Agents for American and Foreign
Books, Cheap Publications, News-
papers and Periodicals.
No. 1023^ MARKET STREET,
Above Fifth Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
We beg leave to call the attention of the friends of the two old Pioneer Establishments of the Pacific
Coa^t, to the consolidation of these two old and popular News Agencies, and return thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on them for the past, twenty-six years. Having made very favorable arrange-
ments with the Eastern publishers, we are now prepared to supply everything in our lino with promptness
and dispatch. We deliver subscribers their papers and magazines to any part of the city, free of charge.
NEWSPAPERS.
Per Year.
Appleton's Journal... J5.00
Army and Navy Journal ti.uo
Boston Weekly JoumaL 3.0O
Boston Pilot _ 3.00
Banner of Light - 4.0O
Clipper, N. \. 5.00
Chimney Corner- 5.00
Days Doings _ 5.00
Forest and Stream. 5.00
Frank Leslie's Newspaper « 5.00
" 111 /eitung... 5.00
" " Lady's Jourl 5.00
Harpers' Weekly .i.Oi)
Harpers' Ba7sr 5.00
Herald, N. Y 3.00
Hearth and Home _ 4.00
Irish American „.. 3.00
Irish World „ 3.00
Littell's Living Ag6..._ 8.00
Ledger, N. Y 8.00
New Sensation...- - 5.00
Nation^N. Y
N. Y. \ arieties
Nat. IVilico (iaiette
Police News, Illustrated...
Saturday Night
Scientific .\merican
Scottish .American _.,
Tribune, N. \
Timos, N. Y
ti.00
.5.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
Per Year.
World, N. y 3.00
Wilkes' Spirit of Times- 6.00
Weekly, N. Y 3.00
FOREIGN.
Art Journal _ 12.00
Boys of England _ 3.1X1
Bow Bells, 1 13 Nos.J 4.51)
London Society 6.00
World of Fashion .5.00
Young Men of G. Britain 3.00
Y. Lady's Journal (13 Nosi... 4.50
London Illustrated News 14.00
London Illustraied (iraphic 14.00
London Illustrated Queen.... Itl.OO
London Punch - 7.00
London Public Opinion- 10.00
Caliromia PubUcatlona.
S. F. Weekly Alta California 5.00
" " Bulletin .3.00
" Daily Bulletin li.oo
' " Chronicle 6.00
'• Call 6.00
Sacramento « eekly Union... 5.00
S. F. M'oekly Examiner- 5.00
" " Rolden Era 3..t0
" " Monitor 5.00
' " Cath.lTuardian 5.00
Scientific Jt M in. Press.. 4.00
" Courier de S. Francisco. 10.00
Per Y'ear.
S. F. News Letter - 7.00
" Commercial Herald and
Market Review 9.00
Overland Monthly - 4.00
Pacific Rural Press 4.0O
Mazarine*.
Atlantic Monthly — 4.00
Aldine, The S.0O
Boys of .America 2.00
Ballou's ^lagazine '--00
Budget of Fun comic) 2.00
Blackwood's Magazine 4.00
Do. with 4 Reviews I'.OO
Comic Monthly ~. 2.00
Demorest's Magazine 4.0O
Eclectic Magazine 5.00
Everv Saturday, Mo. Parts.- 5.00
Frank Leslie's Magazine 4.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
6.00
2.00
2.00
.5.00
4.00
j Galaxy Magazine...
Godey's Lady's Book
Harper's .Magazine...-
Le Bon Ton (Fashions)....
Nick Na.x icomici
Peterson's Magazine
Popular Science Monthly.
Scribner's Monthly
St. Nicholas Magazina 3.00
Wild Uats _ 3.00
Yankee Notions 2.00
Any other Xew.spaper or Magazine not In this List will be Supplied to Order.
JIEW TOSK $oo» $'y Oi;«
CHARLES W. STILL, NO. 1024 MARKET STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Ixxviii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
W. & I. STEINHART & GO.
Ina.p>ort©x"s of
CLOTHING
-A^isriD
GENT'S FUHITISHIITG GOODS,
XTos. 3 axxd 5 Battery Street,
ORIENTAL BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
84 Thomas Street, >■ Iffeinr York.
P
SrF£3.^.]MC
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS,
SBAZ.BXis zxr
No. 212 SACEAMENTO STREET,
BETWEEN FRONT AND DAVIS,
SA.]Sr FRA-isrcisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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W
(& CO.
InajDoarters of
W(
4^f=
Vi=i-. <t«'^
5^FlRFFWaBT
^vk)^
^^^::^^ ^ _- v^,j^ ■;ri:
<5s^^ ^ci»-::j
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steele's Glycerine Lotion, Steele's Saponaceous Tooth
Po-wrder, Steele's Extra Quality Cologne
Water, and Steele's Grindelia
liotion for the cure
of Poison
Oak.
t^" J. G. Steele & Co. import directly from Eastern and
European markets.
— » »•
J. G. STBSZiS (& CO.
521 Montgomery Streetj
SAN FRANCISCO.
Ixxx SAN FRANCISCO DIKECTORT.
Importer and Dealer in all kinds of
GAS FIXTURES
.A-isrrD
730 Montgoinery Street,
NEAR JACKSON STREET. SAN FRANCISCO.
FANCY AND PLAIN WASH BASINS,
Marble Slabs^'
Silver-Plated Cocks^
Bath Tubsy Sheet Zinc^
Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
dAlVAIEIB AID JLAII HOI PIPE,
-£w.IjIj sizes.
For Gas, Steam and Water,
In lots to suit, together with Elhovrs, Tees, Return Bends, Stop Cocks, Plugs, Bushings,
Nipples, etc.; Rubber Hose, Hose Bibbs, Hose Pipes, etc.
CAST IRON PIPE, COPPER BOILERS, Etc.
Gas and Steam Fitting and Plumbing in ail its Branches.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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EiSI-FITTIiE PiNfAmOiS
J. "^HALEXT,
]VIercliaiit Tailor,
oxsoo
WE CUT MOHE OH LESS SPHIH& AS GESIHEQ.
J. B. WOOSTER.
C. P. HUBBELL.
D. D. SHATTUCK.
WOOSTEE, SHATTtJCK I CO.
Commission Merchants,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Provisions, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Hams, Bacon,
317-323 FRONT STREET,
Corner Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
-r. H. KING £ CO.
(Successors to J. D. CASEBOLT & CO.)
IMPORTEBS AND DEAI^ES Ef
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS,
Carriage Hardware,
Mail or Coacli Axles,
Half Patent Axles,
Concord Axles,
Axle and Spring Clip,
Carriage i Tire Bolts
Fifth Wheels,
Carriage Steps,
Dash Frames,
Felloe Plates,
Whiffletree Bolts,
Mhiffletree Plates,
Carriage Springs,
Hubs,
Spokes,
Bims,
Felloes,
Shafts,
Poles,
Whiffletrees,
Xei-k lokes.
Bows,
Oak,
Ash,
Hickory,
Whitenood,
MALLEABLE IRON s CARRIAGES and WAGONS,
Carriage Trimming Goods,
ENAMELED LEATHERS, DUCK DRILLS AND RUBBER CLOTH,
LINING AND TUFTING NAILS AND BUTTONS— ALL COLORS,
SHELTON TACKS, CARRIAGE KNOBS,
SEAMING CORDS, TWrNE, BUCKRAM,
CARRIAGE LACES, FRINGES, TASSELS, CORDS AND CLOTHS,
CARRIAGE MOUNTINGS— SILVER OR GOLD PLATED,
POLE AND SHAFT TIPS, HUB BANDS, DOOR HANDLES.
.A. Gr :E3 IDO^ T & s
SARVEN
PATENT
WHEELS;
WAGON, BUGGY
AND PHAETON BODIES;
CARRIAGE, STAGE AND
BUGGY
LAMPS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixxxiii
ARMES & DALLAM,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OP
WOOD AND WILLOW WAHE,
Brooms, Brushes, Baskets, Pails, Tubs, Churns,
Twines, Matches, Blacking, Clothes Wring-
ers, Paper Bags, Feather Dusters, Sta-
tionery, Fishing Tackle, Cordage,
Coffee Mills, Washboards, Axe
Handles, Etc., Etc.
l#ifV
215 and 217 SACRAMENTO ST,,
Vaw a nm
IMPOKTERS AND DEALERS IN
STOVES,
Iron Pipe^ Pumps, Zinc Wire,
Tinners' Stock, Tools and Machines, House - Furnisliing Hardware,
And Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper 'Ware,
NOS. 614, 616 and 618 BATTERY ST.
Agents Richmond Stove Company, Norwich, Conn.
Agents New Haven Copper Company.
IxXXiv SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HZSNRir winilimT: a go.
S O UNT O ISA: J^
WINES and BRANDIES
i
S. E. corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff Streets,
A.ND I^UMF FACTORY.
A- J. SMITH,
I^ Ij TJ 3V^ B E I?. ,
And Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of the
Celebrated Hudson Force Pumps,
Atwood & Bodwell Windmill Brass Pumps,
SMITH'S COPPER-LINED PUMPS, PLUMBERS' FORCE PUMPS.
Special attention paid to Brewers', Distillers', Beer and Hot Liquor Pnnips, and
»iue Tumps. Particular attention paid to AIR PUMPS, also to
DIVERS' SUBMARINE PUMPS,
ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS Made to Order.
ALSO, PATENT WATER CLOSETS.
XTo. 222 FREMOITT STREST,
S-A-KT FPIAISXCISCO-
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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DAVID STODDART,
E
114, 116, 118 and 120 BEALE STREET,
CAMEHON'S STEAM PUMPS,
ADAPTED TO EVERY POSSIBLE USE.
PZCZIEHZITC'S
EUGIHE EEaULATOHS.
INJECTORS.
\
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Mi li^^^^ii
-^isrxD
*J ^ ^ Pot
ZONTAL FLUME,
Patented April 1st, 1873.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Ortle Tirifi WATi WHEELS
ipleriial ai(
'li§ntal f lumeis
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
MILL GEARING ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO OUR WHEELS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED AND COIVIPETITION DEFIED.
F^OT=L S^Sk.TISF_^0TI01sr IT H^A-S KTO TnQTT A T ■
Having established ourselves in this city, wo will give our personal attention to our business, and
thereby hope to give better satisfaction than we have been able to give heretofore through agents. We
will also do a oommission business in
MILLERS' AND MINERS' SUPPLIES.
Our reputation as Milling Engineers is sufHcient guarantee of our ability to give entire satisfaction.
We can furnish anything that our patrons may desire, on the shortest notice. Please remember that we
give personal attention to our business.
Address, or call on Leffel & Myers, 306 California St.
s.A.]sr mA.3srcisco.
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUB AND NEW PRICE LIST.-SENT FREE.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Read, Brand & Co.
SHIPPING
-AND-
ttmmgKii
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fl
L i:
^^T^^^a
Ellf,
San Francis CO; Cal.
GEOEGE CAMPBELL.
E. D. HEATLEY.
DICKSON. DE WOLF L CO.
■
1 w lu
410, 412 and 414 BATTERY STREET,
CAMPBELL, HEATLEY & CO.
11 GEORGE YARD, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.
SOI^ AGENTS OF THE CELEBRATED !:
Viz.— A. A. A— CENTUKY-EUREKA-ORANSTON-Etc.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PHILADELPHIA
»
con. SECOXTD AITD FOZiSOM STRSSTS,
I take the present opportunity of thanking my Friends and Customers for the liberal
support heretofore extended to the
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY,
And notify them that I have added to my establishment
ITew and Extensive Buildings,
By which I hope, through the greatly increased facilities now possessed by me,
to fUrnish, as usual, a
mi ARTICIE DF m ALE Ai LAEES BESK,
That shall not only equal that previously furnished by me, but convince them that I
am determined to merit their continued patronage and support.
JOHN WIELAND.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixxxix
Importer and Dealer in all kinds of
GAS FIXTURES
335 PINE STREET, NEAR MONTGOMERY.
M Pipe, all Sizesjor Gas, faler aid Sleain,
IN LOTS TO SUIT, TOGETHER WITH
ELBOWS, TEES, RETURN BENDS, STOP COCKS, PLUGS,
BUSHINGS, NIPPLES, ETC, ETC.
Buildings fitted up with Gas and Water Pipes.
Rubber Hose, Hose Bibbs, Hose Pipes, etc Plumbers' Basins, etc., etc.
Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, etc.
PREPAEING FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION.
REVISED AND CORRECTED TO DATE.
^tfeet kr^el Syentie (Jtiide
■F^CyFL XS'ZS;
Containing a reliable Map of the City, and many items of valuable
information, useful for strangers visiting the Metropolis.
One Volume, 24mo. Price, 75 Cents.
HENRY G. LANCLEY, Publisher.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
MANUPACTUKEK OP
Hendy's Patent Concentrators
Automatic Ore Feeders, Steam Engine Governors,
and Circular Sa'w Mills.
Agent for Blaisdcll k Go's Patent Drill Press, with quick return motion, and
other First-Class Machinists' Tools. Dealer in New and Second-
Hand Engines, Boilers, and Machinery of all kinds.
NO. 32 FREMOXT STREET.
REFERENCES:
Eureka M. Co., Overman M. Co.. Virginia Clt.v, Nev.; Camp Ployd M. Co., Utah S. M.
Co., Utah; Falk & Miner, Eureka; J. M. Brown, Holllster; Gazos Mill, Pesca-
dero, Cal.; also, Bancroft A Co., Yolo Mills, the Union, Golden Gate
and Fulton Iron Works, of this city.
Sectional View of Hendy's Patent Ore Concentrator.
Over six hundred now In use In the quartz mills on this coast.
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY
No. 160 MkM eiEllT.,
S-A.3sr ra.A.l^3■cIsco.
3>a"- "^JST. OOI_iE3
ORDERS FOR WORK SOLICITED.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XCl
El)¥©4^® 1@E BWillEii*
A practical education is valuable to all.
Heald's College educates thoroughly for busi-
ness. It is universally acknowledged to be the
Leading Commercial School of the Pacific.
Its graduates are practical accountants and obtain
lucrative positions. Its scholarships are good for
tuition in the thirty-six Bryant & Stratton College^
located in all our principal cities.
*wl BRYANT & STRATTON __ ' «^
^BUSINESS COLLEGE
The M\M Institute of Business Traiiini npn tie Pacific Coast.
Jig other Easiness College in the State can compare with the number of Stndents,
size and elegance of Rooms, number and experience of Teachers, Course of Studies,
or school discipline. Theory and Actual Business Practice are combined in
such a manner as to obtain the advantages of both. The Student Buys, Sells, Ships,
Barters, Consigns, Discounts, Insures, draws Checks, Xotes and Drafts, gives Leases,
Deeds, etc.— in fact, goes through the entire routine of actual business.
The School Eoom is elegantly fitted up with
MERCHANDISING, JOBBING AND IMPORTING EMPORIUMS, GEN-
ERAL AND NATIONAL BANKING OFFICES, COMMISSION,
FORWARDING, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,
EXPRESS AND POST OFFICES.
A Ladies' Depaktment is in successful oper- %f-^y^l.^-'^^~~-^r^Ty^,^ — vp^ ^^ — ~^
ation, and all ladies wishing to fit **'™'':''''^' foglLD S S^. jijgSS /T^
.'^oststSS^^
thoroughly for positions as clerks, Cash
Copyists, Book-Keepers,or Telegraph Operators,
will find the best facilities at
BRJ^IN^CHES TAUGHT.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ARITH-
METIC, CORRESPONDENCE, GRAMMAR, READING, SPELLING, MER-
CHANDISING, ACTUAL BUSINESS, COMMISSION, INSURANCE.
BANKING.JOBBING, IMPORTING, MINING, RAILROADING,
BROKERAGE, EXCHANGE, TELEGRAPHY, PHONOG-
RAPHY, MECHANICAL DRAWING, SURVEY-
ING, AND MODERN LANGUAGES.
General Infokmation.— Sessions continue day and evening throughout the year. Stu-
dents can commence at any time. Scholarships for full six months Business Course, $75,
For full particulars, call at the College Office, 24 Post Street, or send for
An eight-page paper published monthly by the College, and sent free of charge to any person
addressing
President Business College, San Francisco, Oal.
Xcii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
FRANCIS & VALENTINE,
THE LARGEST AND LEADING
00k ^ |0b Iriiitas
ON THE PACIFIC COAST,
517 Clay and 514 Commercial Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
MAMMOTH POSTER ESTABLISHMENT.
Resigns ^uhnished roK ^ngravings.
PRINTING of Every Style and Description at
Short Notice and Reasonable Prices.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XClll
WATERHOUSE & LESTER,
I3Vri»OH.T3ESH.S OI"
-A.T3.c3L sill. Is.i3a.cis of
COACH, CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS,
Carriage and Wagon Axles and Springs,
r® mm
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast for
CLARK'S ADJUSTABLE
Carriage tJaabrella
CARRIAGE AND BU&GY BODIES.
PATENT ^V\^HEELS.
Nos. 122 and 124 Market St., and 19 and 21 California St.
17, 19, and 21 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN I and J,
121 and 123 FRONT STREET, - NEW YORK.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Ceo rrj
The raamifscture of Pvimping Machinery has been oiir specialty for the past twenty-
six year?. We are the Pioneer and largest manufacturers in this line on the Pacific Ccast, and
we say, without the least fear of succ^s^ful contradiction, that for Beauty, Simplicity,
Convenience. Durability and Economy, these Machines are unequaled.
\V e have rwiived all the FIRST PREMIUMS awarded by the Mechanics' Insti-
u^-'"j' ^"yi '" <""■ I'lfti for the past nine years, and every time previous when we
exhibited in competition with others, for which we have our Diplomas to show.
FACTORY, CORNEE MARKET AND BEALE STS., S. F.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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W. I. f ISf Il'S FAf ill
Firsi PremiM IfiM-ills M HorsB-Powers.
The Simplicity and Perfection of these Machines is the result
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I>REFA.TORY.
It is an accepted fact that a reliable Directory is a trustiA'ortliy indication of the growth and prosperity of a
city, geiienUly, as well as the increase or decrease of its population. Comparing, then, the data of the past year's
growth, as exhibited in the pages of the present volume, with that of the year 1S74, a verj- remarkable progress in
the different departments of commercial wealth, and an increase of population will be observed, unpaa-alleled in
former years of this city's history.
The number of references contained in the present volume is 127,692, as follows : General Register, 87,192 (of
which 77,206 are names of male residents) ; Business Director)-, 25,000 ; Appendix, 15,500. The number of names in
1874 was 05,092; in 1875, 77,206; increase 12,114, or nearly twenty per cent. The popidation of the city is estimated
at 230,132, a gain since March, 1874, of 29,432, or about fifteen per cent. At this rate the population in ISSO «-ill be
462, S75. Estimating the population on the basis of the number of names in the present volume, 77,206, and assuming
that each name represents three in the population, it would give 231,613 as the result. These figures may be regarded
as a reasonable estimate when the fact is stated that this ratio is much less than generally accepted in Eastern
cities. In Chicago it is three and one half, in St. Louis four and one half, and in New York five. These figures
may answer for the locahties to which they refer, but for this city where so ma.ny peculiarities siuTouud the differ-
ent elements which compose our population, they would be undoubtedly too high. The article on population, on
page 56, contains valuable data on this subject to which attention is respectfully in\ited.
The number of buildings erected during the year ending February 28, is 1,3S9, of which 71 are of brick, at a cost
of $4,411,000, and 1,318 wood, §4,933,800; total, $9,344,800. If the amounts disbursed in unproving the water front
and public streets and in beautifying our parks and private residences be added, the aggregate amount for improve-
ments of all kinds for 1874-5, will exceed $10,000,000. In addition to several extensive blocks for business purposes
completed during the year, an unusual number of elegant and commodious private residences have been erected
Uiat greatly exceed in beauty and cost those of former years. The total number of buildings comprised within the
ci^ limits is 23,700, of which 4,300 are brick.
The expense of maintaining the Municipal Government for the year ending J\me 30, 1874, is $3,830,408, including
the expenses of the Street Department. The Bonded Debt of the city, March 10, 1875, is $3,725,000, exclusive of the
Montgomer>- Avenue Bonds, $1,500,000.
The Introductory and General Re\iew present a diar}- of interesting local events of the year, brief notices of
Schools, public and private, descriptions of Public Buildings, Hotels, Public Parks, and the operations of the dif-
ferent Railroads and Steamship Lines, together with references to several other subjects worthy of special mention.
Mid historical data of present interest, well calculated to make the book a valuable work of reference to future
generations. But the most interesting features of this department are valuable contributions on the Population of
the City; Meteorology and Climate of San Francisco from 1851 to 1875, by Henry Gibbons, M.D.; the Current
History and Progress of the City ; a Re\iew of its Manufacturing interests, and operations of the Public Schools,
1874^5, by Prof. E. Knowlton; Hospitals, pubhc and private, by Henry Gibbons, Jr. M.D.; and a statement of the
50st and number of buildings erected during the past year and the aggregate number ^\^thin the city limits.
The Appendix contains a variety of valuable information connected with the history of the city, and the Consoli-
iation Act with the amendments thereto, to which are added a number of important laws adopted by the Legislature
>f the State (Session 1873-4), including those regulating the Fire Department, abolishing the City Hall Commissioners,
"egulating the levj-ing and collection of taxes, organizing a Board of Health, providing for public Water Works, the
lew Senatorial and Assembly Districts, Compulsory School Law, etc. , each of which is arranged under its appropriate
iiead, to which has been added an Analj-tical Index of the whole, which will facilitate reference thereto. There will
)e also foimd in this departmeut of the work a large number of references to the different organizations in this citj*,
imbracing lists of the Federal, State, and Municipal Officers, notices of local Societies and Associations, Churches,
dihtarj- Organizations, Incorporations, etc. Attention is invited to a new and corrected Map of the City and County
itf San Francisco, which for reUabihty and beauty of execution has never been equaled on this coast, and a revised
iltreet Directory, including the new system of numbering the buildings, thoroughly revised, and carefully compared
|rtth each street and locality named therein.
I The present volume of The Sa>" Francisco Directory has been printed from new material, cast expressly for
jhe purpose, by Miller & Richard, Edinburgh, and supplied through their agents in this city, Messrs. Read, Brand
c Co. A simple glance through its pages is only necessary to direct attention to a style of tj-pe which for beauty
nd sj-mmetr>' it would be difficult to excel- The arrangements for the future pubhcation of the work are on a
cale conimensxirate with its important character. An extensive and well-appointed Composing Room has been
,stablished, with abundant resources for the rapid execution and prompt publication of future issues.
The compiler respectfully tenders his acknowledgments for many favors extended by the different pubhc
Ifficers, and other gentlemen who have been applied to for information for the work. To his numerous friends
|)r their hberal patronage, and to Messrs. Francis & Valentine by whom the tj-pographical department was exe-
'irted, he would especially tender his thanks. The seventeenth volume of Thb Sa.\ Frascisco Directory will be
[sued in March, 1876.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
I
FAGB.
ALPHABETICAL LISTS OF ADVERTISERS 5 and 8
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS 6
FROC.KLSS OF THE CITY 9
Ciirrtjnt History ^
Real Estate. KuiMlugs, etc ^^
New Buildings fur year 1874-1875 |^
Building Aspociatious, etc ^^
I*ubUc Buildings \^
Post-urticu and its operations, 1874 ^^
U. S. Mint and coinage, 1874 i'
Cufitom House, Imports, etc 17
T7. S. Marine Hospital 17
Municipal Buildings la
Street liailroads f'^
Steam Railroads *^
Steamship Lines *o
Bay and River Steamers ^
Hotels and their Accommodations ^
Theaters 31
Parks. Gardens, etc ^
Promenades and Drives ^
Improvements of Streets ^
Water Resources ^
Libraries ^'
Public Sdiools ^°
Colleges and Private Schools 45
Hospitals ™
Associations. Benevolent and Protective 49
Manufactures 50
Insurance Companies 55
Banks and Banking 55
Savings and Loan Institutions 56
FINANCES CITY AND COUNTY 56
Fimded Debt. March, 1875 56
Assessment and rates of Taxation 1870-1875 57
Municipal Expenditures 1865-1874 57
Annual Revenue 1865-1874 57
POPULATION, 1S75 58
METE( tlU>U H ;H ' AL OBSERVATIONS 58
CHRONoLotaCAL HISTORY 61
STREET liIKErroRY 64
BUlLDlMiS, BLOCKS. HALLS, ETC 82
Pul.'lic Buildings, Hails 82
Blocks. Rows. Whajres 83
Places of Amusement 83
Prominent PlacuA 83
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 84
Federal 84
State 84
City and County 84
CITY ORDINANCE— Hack and Cab Fares 84
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL PRESS 85
ADUiTIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC...
REOISTKR OF NAMES
BUSINESS DIUECTORY, TRADES, ETC
CONS(-»LIDATH »N ACT
Municipal Ek-ctions 8Sl
Paid Fire Department 882
Coroner and Duties 885
Police Judges Court and Jurisdiction 890
Presiding .Judge Police Court 891
Harbor I'olice Regiilatious 891
Increase of Police Force 892
Amended School Law 892
Finances Board E<luciition 895, 899
Establishing Cosmopolitan Sdiools 899
Compulsory School Law 9(11
Amended Street Law 9L>2
Vacating Streets and Market Places 912
Drifting Sand on Improved Streets 912
Legalizing Grades of Certain Streets 912
Finance Committee 920
RoadM an<i Highways, Improvement of 921
Opeiiiug and Extending Streets 921
Modifying Street Grades 922
EsUbliwhirig Street Grades 924
Changing (ini.les of Streets 924
I'olice Contingent Fund 924
Additional Powers Board SuperviBora and Salaries. 924
Construction Channel Street Canal 925
To establish .Vims Hovise and Hospital 926
Alw»lishing City Hall Commissionera 926
Organizing J uaticcs* Courts 928
Autliiiriziiig HeK«iuna Supreme Court to be held in
SatiFranuisc*, 929
930
, 931
932
CONSOLIDATION ACT (Continued).
Establishing Municii>al Court
Collection State and Municipal Licenses^. .
Assessment and Collection 01 Taxes, 18/4.
Providing for Building House of Correction y^J
Management of Industrial School »**
Authorizing Public Water Works. 9J0
Quaruntiue Law and Board of Health y*J
Analytical Index ™
mu:nicipal government ^
Board of Superriaors ^
Board of Education ^
City and County Officers ^
ELECTION DISTRICTS J«
Congressional ™
Judicial ^
Senatorial and Assembly ^
City and County *^f,
POLICE DEPARTMENT ^'AT^ii gm
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH 95J
FIRE DEPARTMENT ^*
Officers and Organization ^%
FEDERAL OFFICERS gj
Custom House "0=2
United States Treasury ^
United States Mint ^^
Surveyor-General *^
Post-office l^
STATE OFFICERS ll'
. 87
, 773
, 873
STATE APPOINTEES
COURTS
CHURCHES
Baptist
Congregational ^^
Episcopal ^
Evangelical Luthei^an ^
Hebrew ^
Methodist Jl
Presbyterian ^
Roman Catholic ™J
Swedenborgian ^;
Unitarian '
XJniversalist ■
Mariners'
Swedish Evangelical Union
Second Advent Chrisliau
Seventh Day Adventists ■ ■
Disciples of Christ
Independent t^rman
Re-organized Church of Latter Day Saints
Christian Brethi-en
Russian
Spiritualist Union ™-
Independent Spiritualists *i
95S
Lyceum for Mutual Cultmre
Lyceum for Self Culture Xi
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES g
Religious "^
Benevolent 2t
Masonic Fraternity 2
I. O. of Odd Fellows S
Temperance S
Protective x?
Literary S
Historical S
Social ^
mLn\UiY ■■%
NEWSPAPERS 85. «
PERIODICALS SJ
BANKS l\
LNCORPORATED COMPANIES »J
INSURANCE COMPANIES «
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATIONS °]
MINING COMPANIES f.
TELEGRAPH LINES «
RAILRi tADS ,«'
OCEAN STEAMERS ]*^
STEAMBOATS 1^^
STAGES oj
EXPRESSES »
PACKETS, SAILING S^
CONSULS I-
HOSPITALS 8]
CEMETERIES 1^
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT land 10(
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
[Numerals refer to advertisements in front, and figures, unless othenme expressed, to the end of volume.]
PAGE
Etna Insurance Co., front
cover
Ubany Brewery xxxii
Immuu, Caspar! & Co . . .sxi
ijuos A: Davis 19
Vngell. Palmer & Co xlvii
inglo-Califomiau Bank . .xii
ijTiies k Dallam Ixxxiii
Badger W. G xl
Baker & Hamilton 3
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.
XXX vi
Bank British Columbia . .xiii
Bank British N. A xx
Bank nf California x
Barrett & Sherwood ii
Bay Suijar Refinery 17
Beadle Donald xvi
Bellin?hani Bay Coal Co- Ixix
Bennett k Pa^e . . .xvi and Is;
Bernard Charles xxv
Bert F- W., register of
names 327
Black Diamond Coal Co. Ixix
Blake. Robbins & Co....lxiii
Boardman George C. front
cover
Bonney O. Jr 9
Booker W. L xxxiii
Bosqui Edward& Co., reg-
ister of names, side
line, and Ixxi
Bowen Bros., back of vol-
ume and 16
Brader Henry 28
Brat'g Robert 5
Eravermau i Levy, front
cover
Brittan. Holbrook k Co..
register of names 863
Britton, Rey& Co., register
of names 832
Browell Jeremiah, 3, 18,
and 26
Brown William xxxviii
Bumliam James W. k Co. .12
Buswell A slv
California Brass Foundry. .10
Calif oruia Insurance Co . .Ivi
California Italian Paste
Co Ivii
California Sugar Refinery
xxxi
Carvill Manufacturing Co. 13
Chesley G. W. & Co fvi^
Chinese Insurance Co.,
register of names 395
Clark N. &Co Ixii
Claussenius George 27
Clayton C. & Co liv
Cole N. "W. &Co ic
Coleman W. T. & Co xxi
Colorado Steam Naviga-
tion Co ■vi and vii
Commercial Flour Mills. . .17
Commercial Insurance Co.
XXXV
Consolidated Tobacco Co.
xcvi
Cook C.Mrs 25
CookH. N m
Cornwall P. B Ixix
Corriveau Louis, register
of names, bottom line
Corville Emerson & Co.,
back cover and regis-
ter of names 848
Crane & Brigham Ixiii
Cross & Co iii
Cubery & Co Ivii
Cummings W. H 24
Curry F. 1 8
PAGE.
Davis & CoweU Ixviii
Day Thomas
front cover and Ixxxix
De Crano & Duval xxvi
Dean E. B. & Co xxxiv
Dickson, De "Wolf & Co.
Ixxxvii
Dolliver & Brother 28
Driscoll Cornelius E 26
Eastman Frank Ixiv
Easton John 27
Edwards Frank G xliv
Egerton Allen & Co xl
Ehrenpfort William Iii
Eitner Rudolf Ixxvii
Empire Brewery, register
of names 784
Excelsior Mill Co Ixxv
Falkner& Bell Ivi
Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank of Savings xlvii
Farwell & Co xxvii
Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
front cover
Flavin Martin J. (I X L)
back cover
Flint, Peahody & Co. .Uv and
Ixv
Florence Sewing Machine
bottom edge of volume
Francis & Valentine, back
of volume and xcii
Freeman B. H. & Co Iii
Fulton Foundry 16
Gannon PeterT li
Gardiner George D. & Co.,
register of names 482
GarrattW. T 8
German Sa\ ings and Loan
Society Ix
Giant Powder Co xxsvi
GiUnan k Mellon 24
Glasgow Iron and Metal
Importing Co 6
Goddard & Co xix
Goodall. Nelson & Perkins
S. S. Co xliii
Goodhind Richard k Co. . .xl
Grand Opera House, reg-
ister of names 327
Gray M Ixx
GrayN. & Co xlix
Greenwood W. M xxxiv
Griffith A. J 21
Grosh & Rutherford 17
Halladie A. S xlviii
Hamburg-Bremen Fire In-
surance Co Iviii
Hanscora & Co
Harris. Dell & Co xxix
Hayes George & Co li
Heald's Business College,
register of names 361,
and adv. dept xci
Helbing & Straus rsviii
Hendy Joshua xc
Heney William 11
Heverin M., inside back cover
Hibemia Savings and
Loan Society xxiv
Hicks D. & Co., register
of names 778
Hinckley & Co 16
Holland D. D xlix
Home Mutual Ins. Co.,
register of names.... 862
and back of volume
Houseworth Thomas & Co. .ii
Rowland E. F back cover
Hunt E.G. & Co 4
Hyde&Chester 22
Imperial Insurance Co Ivi
PAGE. I
India Eic^ Mill xxxiv j
Invin R. B. & Co., regis-
ter of names 395
Jesse k Drew 21
Johnson J. C. & Co
Ixxiii and 7
Johnson T. Eodgers, id-
Bide back cover
Kallenberg Theodore 20
Keller Henry & Co., reg-
ister of names 778
Kelly Patrick back cover
King T. H- & Co Ixxxii
Kirkpatrick, Cutter & Co.
ssxv
Knowles Geoi^e B 22
Koehler k Ritter, reg. of
names 482
Kohler& Frohling.front cover
Kuh Leopold liii
Kuner A. 11
Laird D. W., register of
names top line. and. .Ixx
Land Mortgage Union of
California xxiv
Langland N. P liv
Langley H. G., reg. of
names, page 863. and
bottom line, and Ixxxix
LarkiDs& Co 28
Laurel Hill Cemetery.. Ixvii
Lea^itt Charles H Ixviii
Ledden, Whipple & Co. . .Ixv
Leffel k Meyers Ixxxvi
Leveque & Co 18
Linforth, Kellogg& Co . xxxvi
LlewelljTi Keese 15
Locan & Co xxii
London Assurance Cor-
poration
London and S. F. Bank xi
Lorillard Insurance Co.,
reg. of names 395
LowC. Adolpbe&Co 13
Lyon k Co., register of
names 784
Macken James 10
Macondray & Co xx
Maguire's New Theater,
register of names 474
Mallon John. 9
Manning A. W., register
of names 394
and back of volume
Marcus George & Co — xxix
Marden Ira & Co Isxviii
Martell John 2
Martin E. & Co li
Martin P., reg. of names.. 483
Masonic Savings k Loan
Bank xxv
Massey & Yung xlvi
Mathews E . G. & Co Ix
Mayer Charles Ixxv
Mayer Joseph 22
McAfee, Spiers & Co 5
McCain, Flood & McClure
XXI ii
McMillan k Kester 2
McNidty C. A 14
McQuillan B liin
Mfeker James & Co liii
Meeker W. A. Ixiv
MerriUP H
Meyer Charles 19
Miners' Foundry xlvii
Moore H. H., register of
names 326 and 1
Moraghan k Lynch xlix
Morelos A Ixxv
Morgan & Co., reg, names
bottom line, and 849
PAGE.
Morrow George & Co Ixx
Muecke, Vietor & Co..
front CO' er
Murphy, Grant k Co Ixv
National Clock Co back
cover
National Hotel 3
Newbauer&Co Ixrv
Newhall H, M. & Co lii
Nichols A. C. & Co xxxvii
Northern Assurance Co.
xxxiii
O'Donnell Comehus 20
Opera House (Maguire's],
register of names — 475
Oregon S, S. Co viii
Otto Charles liv
Pacific Barrel and Keg
Factory. liv
Pacific Cement Co. , reg.
of names 483
Pacific Cordage Co xvii
Pacific File Works 11
Pacific Iron Works xix
Pacific Mail S, S. Co iv
Pacific News Co Isxvi
Pacific Oil k Lead Works. .T
Pacific Rolling Mill Co v
Pages J. F 20
Palmer W. J. T. k Co. .xxxvii
Parkin John 11
Parrott & Co Iv
Philadelphia Brewery. . .
Ixxxviii
Pioneer Paper Mill Ivii
Plate A.J. & Co Ixiiii
Price M 21
Prinz John 21
Prior J. K Uxx
Prusso & Splivalo Ivii
Queen Insurance Co Ivi
Racouillat H & Co 7
, Read, Brand k Co.. reg-
ister of names, side
line, and Ixxxvii
Richards k Harrison 18
Risdou I. k L. Works 6
Roach John 12
Rodgers, Meyer & Co Iv
Rosenbaiim A. S. & Co.. Ixix
Roth k Videau Ixxii
Rothschild k Ehrenpfort. .14
Royal Mail PacketCo. .xxxiii
S. F. Boiler Works 8
S. F. Cordage Manufac-
tory XXI
S. F. Gas Light Co 28
S. F. Jewelry Manufact-
uring Co., register of
names top hue and.... Ixx
9. F. Last Factory 18
S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory liii
S. F. Savings TTnion. . . .xxiii
Sanborn k Byrnes 15
Santa Clara College xli
Saul&Co 14
Savage & Son 25
Savings and Loan Society
xxii
SchillerF.C 2
Schmolz William Ixiiv
Schussler H xlv
Security Savings Bank..lxvi
Seiler & Schuler 3
Selby Thomas H. & Co. . .
Sellers James C 20
Sherman Wm. i Co xlvi
Sherwdoil Robert ii
Short M 29
Shreve George C. k Co. .edge
of volume and page Ixi
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Sims John R xlii
Skinker John xxvi
Sloss Louis & Co bcvi
Smith A- J li3Lriv
Smith C. W. M 30
Smith WiUiam 19
SuuokO.iW 23
South American S. S. Co . . xri
Spauliiiug J. k Co 7
Speyer Morris & Co liv
and Iviii
Spreckels i Co ixxii
Spring Menzo 15
Spring Valley W. Works. . . .1
Sroufe, Sweeney & Co. . .nvi
St. Ignatius C*>Uege ixxii
Steele. KlUer i Co liix
Steele James G. ^Co..lxxix
PAOE.
Steinhart W.kl.k Co. Ixxviii
Stockman J. M 10
Stoddard David Ixxxv
Strahle Jacob & Co., reg.
of names 779
Straut i Hamilton 17
Sullivan it Moorhead, reg.
of names 785
Sullivan, Kelly i Co xxx
Swiss -American Bank. . ..xiv
Swies-Lloyd and Marine
Insurance Co ..Iviii
Tay George H. &, Co. .Ixxiiii
Taylor John & Co xxxviii
Taylor S. P. & Co Ivii
Tesmore Solomon 25
Teubner & Hoffman 27
TrAnsatianticFireIns.Coxiii
PAGE.
Truworthy Francis M — xix
Tubbs & Co xn
Tustin W. I., top edge of
volume and iciv and xcv
trUman M. iCo ixsv
Union Insurance Co. ...xviii
tr. S. & Foreign Salaman-
der Felting Co iixii
VanSchaack C. P. &Co.,
rt^Tsterof names top line
Venard G xiviii
Vulcan Iron Works 12
Waterhouse i Lester xciii
Week L. E. & Co 14
Weed & KingweU 10
WeichhartJ 9
Welch & Co liviii
Wells, Fargo & Co ii
PAOB.
Wells. RusselliCo 2S
Wetherbee George M 6
Whalen John . . . .Ixxxi and 23
What Cheer Laundry 5
White Bros 15
White Henry. iIt
White & Bauer Ixii
Wieland John Ixxrvtii
Williams, Blanchard&Co.,
niiv
Williams H. F lis
Winkle Henry & Co. . .Ixsxiv
WoodG. M. &Co Ivii
Wooster, Shattuck & Co.,
Ixxjri
Wyman George D 24
Yang-Tze Insurance As-
sociation xz
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
Afljn<ilers.
McNtilty C. A. I Customs) . . U
AKrlrnltnral Imprts.
Baker k Hamilton 3
Boiiuey O. Jr 9
Linf orth. Kellogg &, Co. xxxvi
Aninlganiafing Ma-
Hendy Joahua ic
Amiueuiente — Places
of.
Grand Opera House 327
Maguires New Theater,
register of names 474
Opera House (Maguire's)
register of names 475
Ammonia.
S. F. Gas Light Co 28
Apothecaries.
Steele James G. k Co. .luii
Arlificial Limbs.
Spring Menzo 15
Arlists* .Ylaterlals.
Bosqui Edward k Co. . . .Ixd
Assayers.
De Crano k Duval nvi
Kuh Leopold. liU
Aactloneers.
Cummings W. H 24
Newhall H. M. & Co Ui
BankA.
An^o-Califomian Bank, .xii
Bank British Columbia . .liii
Bank British North Am-
erica XX
Bank California x
London and S. F. Bank. ..xi
Swiss-American Bank liv
Wells, Fargo & Co ix
Banks- Sa Vines.
Famiurs' and Mechanics'
^ Bank Ixvif
Gennao Savings and
Loan Society li
Hibcmia .Savings and
lAtaa Socit'ty... xxiv
Land Mnrt^gage Union
and Savings Bank. . .niv
Ma«4»nic Savings and
Lttan Bank xxt
San Fancisco Savings
Union rxiii
SftTlnga and Loan Sode-
„ ty ixil
Security Savings Baiik..lxTi
Baths.
Conivcau Louis, register
of names — bottom line
Sanitarium 26
Billiard Table Mann-
facturers.
Strahle Jacob & Co.. reg-
ister of names 779
Bitters.
McMillan k Kester 2
Blacksmllhs.
Larkins 4 Co 28
Weichhart J 9
Blank Book Manu-
faclurers.
Boaqui Edward&Co Ixri
Hicks D. k Co., register
of names 778
Boiler Works.
Angell. Palmer & Co ilvii
Curry F.I 8
Goddard & Co xii
Hinckley & Co 16
McAfee, Spiers &;Co 5
Risdon Iron and Loco-
motive Works 6
Book Binders.
Bosqui Edward k Co.,
reg. of names side line,
and Ixxi
Buswell A. xlv
Hicks D. k Co., register
of names 778
Books — Subscription
Agents.
Keller Henry & Co., reg-
ister of names 778
Booksellers.
Moore H. H., register of
names 326 and 1
Boots and Shoes— Ke-
tall.
Flavin Martin J. {IXL)
back cover
Boot and Shoe Mann*
faelurers.
Kelly Patrick. back cover
Brass Fonndrics.
Garratt W. T 8
Smith A. J liiiiv
Weed & Kingwell 10
Brewers.
Lyon k Co., roister of
names 794
Spreckels & Co ixxU
Wieland John luxviii
Bridge Builders.
Hallidie A. S xlviij
Brokers - Commercial
GoodhindB.&Co xl
Cabinet Makers.
Easton John 27
Pahner W. J. T. & Co. mvii
Carpet Beating.
MerrillP 11
Spaulding J. & Co 7
Carpets.
Bumham James W, & Co. 12
Edwards Frank G xliv
Ehrenpfort William Ui
Carriage Depots.
Carvill Manufactioring Co. 13
Larkins k Co 2S
Saul i Co 14
Carriage Stock.
King T H. & Co Ixixli
Meeker, James & Co liii
Strant & Hamilton 17
Waterhouse & Lester . . .iciii
White Bros 15
Carvers —Ornamental.
Schiller F. C 2
Cement Pipe.
Browell Jeremiah. 3, 18
and 26
aark N. & Co Ixsi
Martin P. , reg. of names . . 483
Cemetery.
Laurel Hill livii
Champagne.
Muecke, Victor & Co
front cover
CbemUts.
KuhL liii
Steele J. G. & Co bodx
Chnrn Manufacturers.
Armes k Dallam iTrxjii
Cigar itos.
Morelos A. bciv
Cigars and Tobacco.
Consolidated Tobacco
Co xcvi
Gannon Peter T 11
Rosenbaum A. S. & Co. .liii
Civil Engineer.
Schussler H ilv
Clojiks and Suits.
Mayer Charles lixv
Sullivan k Moorhead,reg-
ister of names 785
Clocks.
National Clock Co
back cover
Clothing.
Flavin Martin J. (I X L)
back cover
McCain. Flood k Mc-
Clure Txiij
Sherman WiUiam & Co. -xlri
Steinhart W.kl.k Co.lxxvlii
Van Schaack C. P. k Co.,
roister of names top line
Cloths.
S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory liii
UUman M. & Co tttv
Coal.
Bellingham Bay Co liii
Black Diamond Co Ixix
CofTee and Spices.
Bernard Charles xiv
Marden Ira k Co Ixiviii
Venard G ixviii
Coke.
S. F. Gas Light Co 28
Colleges.
Heald's Business ici
andregisterof names. 06I
Santa Clara xli
St. Ignatius xxxlx
Commission Mer-
chants.
Ammon. Caspari & Co. . .ixi
Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co xxxvi
Bennett & Page xriandlx
Clayton C & Co liv
Coleman W. T. 4 Co iii
Dickson, De Wolf & Co.,
lusvii
Egerton, Allen k Co il
Flint, Peabody & Co liv
andlxT
Harris, Dell & Co Tvir
Irwin Richard B. & Co..
register of names 395
Ledden. Whipple k Co. . .liv
Low C. Adolphe & Co 13
Macondray K Co 11
Mathews E. G. & Co Ix
Nichols A. C. & Co xiivii
Parrott & Co Iv
Read. Brand k Co Ixxivii
and reg. of names
side line
Rodgers. Meyer & Co Iv
Speyer Morris k Co Ixv
and Iviii
Sroufe, Sweeney & Co. . .iivi
Steele, Elder & Co ixix
Welch & Co liviii
Williams, Blanchard k
Co xxxir
Wooster, Shattuck & Co..
Ixxxi
Confectioners.
Rothschild k Ehrenpfort. .14
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
Conlraclors.
Browell Jeremiah. 3, 18 and 26
Hjde & Chester 22
Coopers.
I'aciiic Barrel and Keg
Factory liv
Coppcrsniitlis.
Macken James 10
Cordage,
Hallidie A. S, (wire) xlviii
Pacific Cordage Co siii
San Francisco Cordage
Manufactory ttt
Cordials, etc.
McMillan & Kester 2
Crockery,
Helbing & Straus xxriii
Cutlers.
Price Michael 21
' Diamonds.
Braverman & Levy, front
cover
Sherwood Robert ii
Shreve George C. & Co..
edge of vol. and page bd
Doors, Sash, etc.
Cole N. W. & Co xc
Excelsior Mill Co Ixsv
Hulhind D. D xlix
Wells, Russell & Co 22
Drnggists,
Crane & Erigham Imrij
Steele James G. & Co. . .Ixxix
Dry Goods.
McCain, Flood & Mc-
Clure Txii'i
Muriihy. Grant & Co Ixv
Embroideries,
Locan &Co tyij
Engravers.
Eitner Rudolph Ixzvii
Kuner A 11
Pages Jules F 20
WoodG. M. & Co Ivli
Engravings.
McQuillan B Isiii
Expresses.
Wells. Fargo & Co ix
Fancy Goods.
Flavin Martin J. (I X L)
back cover
Locan &Co xxii
Van Schaack C. P. & Co.,
reg. of names top line
Felting.
T7. S. and Foreign Sala-
mander Felting Co. xxxii
File Manufacturers.
Pacific FUe Works 11
Fire Arms.
Plate A. J. & Co iTriii
Fisb.
Griffith A. J 21
Flags.
Johnson T, Rodgera
inside back cover
Flour nUls.
Grosh & Rutherford. 17
Foundries.
Anqell. Pakner & Co ilvii
G.)adard&Co ill
Hiinscom & Co 8
HiriLtdey & Co 16
Llewellyn Reese 15
Vulcan iron Works 12
PAGE.
Furniture.
Bumham James W. k Co. 12
Easton John 27
Pahuer W. J. T. & Co, , xxrvii
Furnlture—Scliool .
Palmer W. J. T. & Co. , xxxvii
Gas Fixtures.
Day Thomas, front cover
and Isxxix
Prior J. K IxTT
Glass and Glass^vare,
Taylor John k Co xxxviii
Glass Stjiiners.
Mallon John 9
Groceries.
Bowen Brothers 16
and back of voliune
Ledden, Whipple k Co. . .Ixv
Richards k Harrison 18
Gunsmitlis.
Meyer Charles 19
Plate A. J. & Co Ixxiii
Uair Jewelry.
Cook C.Mrs 25
Hardvrare.
Baker k Hamilton 3
Glasgow I. and M. Im-
porting Co 6
Linf orth, Kellogg & Co . .
XXXTJ
Otto Charles liv
Selby Thomas H. & Co. . . .xv
Hardware— Saddlery.
Johnson J. C. k Co Ixxiii
and 7
Harness, etc.
Johnson J. C. &■ Co . . ^^nn^^
and?
Hats and Caps.
WTiite Henry xlv
Hay and Grain.
Morrow George kCo. Ixx
Hides and Wool,
Sloss Louis k Co Ixvi
Hose and Belting.
CookH. N m
Hotels.
National Hotel 3
Instrument Depots,
Houseworth Thomas & Co . . ii
Roach John 12
Schmolz William Lxxiv
Insurance Agents,
Boardman George C —
front cover
Booker W. L xxxiii
Claussenius George 27
Cross & Co iii
Falkner, Bell & Co Ivi
Irwiu Richard B. & Co.
register of names 395
Macondray & Co xx
Marcus Geo. & Co xiix
Speyer Morris & Co Ixv
Insurance Co's, Eastern
and Foreign.
JEtnA (Hartford)- .front cover
Chinese (limited, Hong-
kong), reg- of names. .395
Hamburg-Bremen Fire..lviii
Imperial Fire (London) . . .Ivi
London Assurance Cor-
poration. iii
Lorillard (New York),
register of names 395
Northern Assurance (Lon-
don and Aberdeen). ixxiii
Queen Fire (Liverpool) Ivi
Swiss Lloyil Marine Iviii
Transatlantic Fire (Ham-
bui^) xxix
PAGE.
Yang-Tze (Shanghai) xx
lusurauce Co's. Hmne.
California Ivi
Commercial Insurance Co.,
of CaUforuia xxxv
Firemans Fxmd. . .front cover
Home Mutual Ins. Co..
reg- of names 862
Union xviii
Iron and Steel.
Glasgow Lron and Metal
Imp. Co 6
Selby Thomas H. & Co . . . . xv
Iron Doors, etc.
Hayes Geo. & Co li
Leavitt Charles H Ixviii
Sims John R xlii
Jewelers. Man'fg.
Braverman & Levy, .front
cover
Koehler k Ritter, reg. of
names 4S2
Laird D. W. . register of
names, top line, and. .Ixx
Gardiner George D. k
Co.. reg. of names 432
Sherwood Robert ii
Slireve Geo, C. & Co Lxi
and edge of volume
Last Factories.
S. F. Last Factory 18
Laundries,
What Cheer 5
Leather Dealers.
Johnson J. C. k Co 7 and Ixxiii
Nichols A. C. & Co xxx\'ii
O'Donnell Comehus 20
WeckL. E. &Co 14
Lime and Cement.
Davis & Cowell Ixviii
Lithographers.
Britton, Rey k Co., register
of names 832
Locomotives.
Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works 6
Looking Glasses, etc.
McQuillan B Ixiii
Lumber Dealers.
Dean E, B. k Co xxxiv
Knowles George B 22
Macaroni. Vermicelli,
etc.
California Italian Paste
Co Ivii
Machine Shops.
Hendy Joshua xc
Kallenberg Theodore 20
Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works 6
Machinery.
Stoddard David Lxxxv
Marble Yards.
Heverin M . inside back cover
Match xManufacturers.
Newbauer k Co Ixxv
Mill Furnishing.
Leflfel & Myers Lxxxvi
Millwrights,
Amos & Daris 19
Model Makers.
Kallenberg Theodore 20
Stockman J. M 10
Musical Instruments,
Badger W. G xl
Gray M Ixx
Native Wines.
Kohler & Frohling. .front
cover
PAGE.
Prinz John 21
Winkle Henry k Co. . .Ixxxiv
News Agents.
Pacific News Co Ixivi
White & Bauer Ixii
Oil Works,
Pacific Oil and Lead
Works V
Opticians.
Houseworth Thomas k Co. il
Roach John 12
Organ Builder.
Mayer Joseph 22
Oysters.
CorviUe Emerson k Co.,
back cover and reg-
ister of names 843
Manning Alfred W., reg.
of names 394 and
back of volume
Moraghan & Lynch xlix
Morgan k Co., register of
names, bottom line, and
849
Tesmore Solomon 25
Paints and OiLs.
Sullivan, Kelly k Co xxx
Painters.
Oilman k Mellon 24
Paper Dealers,
Blake, Robbins & Co Ixiil
Read, Brand & Co. . . .Ixxxvii
and reg. of names side line
Taylor S. P. & Co Ivii
Patent Agency.
Smith C.W.M 30
Photographe rs .
Houseworth Thomas & Co . . ii
Howland B. F back cover
Photo. Engravings,
Houseworth Thomas & Co . .ii
Plnmbers, etc.
Day Thomas, front cover
andlxxxix
Prior J. K Ixxx
Smith A. J Ixxxiv
Smith William 19
Snook G. & W 23
Pottery.
Clark N. & Co Ixxi
Powder Dealers.
Giant Powder Co xxxvi
Skinker John xivi
Printers,
Bosqui Edward & Co.. re^.
of names side line, and
Ixxi
Cubery & Co Ivii
Eastman Frank liiv
Francis k Valentine. ....
back of volume, and xcii
Printers' Material.
Read, Brand & Co., reg-
ister of names side
line, and Ixxxvii
Wetherbee George M 6
Produce Commission,
Bennett k Page Ix
Clayton C. & Co liv
Mathews E. G. & Co Ix
Provisions.
Ledden, Whipple k Co. ..Ixv
Sroufe, Sweeney k Co. . .xxvi
Steele, Elder & Co bux
Wooster.Shattuck&Co. Lxxii
Publisher.
Langley Henry G., regis-
ter of names, bottom line
and 8r>3, and Ixxxix
PuIverLtcrs.
WymanG. D 24
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Pumps.
Smith A. J \sxmT
Sto'ldart D bcxiv
Real Kstatc Agents.
WiUianis H. F Ux
Retfalia.
Johnson T. Rodgers ....
inside back cover
Sire >Ulls.
India Rice Mill miv
Kolling: HIU.
Pacific RoUing Mill v
Safes.
Leavitt Charles H Ixviii
Savings anil Loan So-
flt'lICS.
Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank xlvii
German Savings and Loan
Society ]x
Hibemia Savings and
Loan Society xxiv
Land Mortgage Union
and Sa%ings Bank. . . xiiv
MasoDic Savings and
Loan Bank xxv
San Francisco Savings
Union niii
Savings and Loan Society, xiii
Security Savings Bank. . .Ixvi
Saw Makers.
BonneyO. Jr 9
Brown William mviii
Saw Mills.
Holland D. D xlis
Wells. RusseU & Co 22
Sewing Machines.
Florence . . bottom edge of vol
Ship Chandlers.
Farwell k Co 3xvii
Shipping and For-
warding.
Amnion, Caspar! k Co. . .sii
Beadle D xsi.
Coleman W. T. & Co xxi
Flint, Peabody & Co liv
PAGE.
Goodall. Nelson & Per-
kins iliii
Harris, Dell & Co xiii
Irwin Richard B. &. Co.,
register of names 395
Low C. Adolphe & Co 13
Macondray & Co n
Parrott&Co Iv
Williams, Blanchard &
Co xixiv
Shoe Findings.
Dolliver & Brother 28
Week L. E. &Co U
Shot and Lead Pipe.
S. F. Shot Tower xv
Show Case Maimers.
Teubner k Hofiman 27
Silver Platers.
MarteU John 2
Stair Builders.
Freeman B. H. & Co lii
Jessed Drew 21
LanglandN. P Uv
Sanborn & Byrnes 15
Starch Dealers.
Egerton, Allen & Co xl
Stationers.
Bosqui Edward & Co.,
register of names
side line, and lisi
Steamship Lines.
Colorado Steam Naviga-
tion Co vi and vii
Coos Bay. Oregon, Cres-
cent City, and Port
Oxford xvi
Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins S. S. Co xliii
Oregon S. S, Co viii
Pacific Mail S. S. Co iv
Royal Mail xxxiii
South American S. S. Co . . xri
Steering Wheels.
Bragg Robert 5
Stencil Cutters.
Truworthy F. M ilii
Wood G. AL & Co Ivii
PAGE.
stoves, etc.
Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
register of names 863
Savage & Son 25
Snook a &W 23
Tay George H. & Co. .Ixxnu
Sugar Refineries.
Bay 17
California xixi
Tailors.
Short ML 29
Whalen J lyrri and 23
Tanners.
O'Donnell Cornelius 20
Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers.
Brittan. Holbrook & Co.,
register of names 863
Snook G. & W 23
Tay Geo. H. & Co iTnriii
Tobacco Growers.
Consolidated Tobacco Co.
icvi
Tool Makers.
WeichhartJ 9
Turners.
Heney William 11
Wetherbee Geo. M 6
Type Dealers.
Read. Brand Si Co., reg. of
names side line, and
Ixxxvii
Cmbrella— Adjust-
able.
Waterhouse & Lester xciii
Fndertakers.
Gray N. & Co ilii
Massey & Yung slvi
FphoLsterers.
Bumham James W. & Co. .12
Edwards Frank G iliv
Ehrenpf ort William lii
Varnishes.
Sullivan. Kelly & Co xxx
Watches and Jewelry.
Bravei"man & Levy . . front
cover
PAGE.
Gardiner Geoi^e D. & Co. ,
register of names 483
Sherwood Robert ii
Sbreve George C. & Co Ixi
and edge of volume
Water Closets.
Smith A. J Ixxdv
Smith William 19
Water Pipe.
Browell Jeremiah- 3, 18, and 26
Clark N. & Co lixi
Martin P., reg. of names. .483
Mater Wheels.
Leffel & Myers liuvi
M^atcr Works.
Spring Valley 1
Whiteners.
SeUersJ.C 20
Willow Ware.
Armes & Dallam Imiii
Wind MiU Manufs.
Hunt E.G. &Co »..".. 4
Tustin W. I xciv aiii xcv
Window ShadeL
Burnliam James W. & Co . . 12
Edwards Frank G iliv
M'ines and Liquors.
Brader Henry 28
Chesiey G. W. & Co sxix
Kirkpatrick, Cutter & Co.
XXXT
Martin E. k Co li
McMillan & Kester 2
Prinz.Tohn 21
Racouiliat H. & Co 7
Richards i; Harrison 18
Roth & Videau Ixxii
Winkle Henry &, Co. . .lirxiv
Mire M'orkers.
Hallidie A. S xlviii
M'ooden Ware.
Armes & Dallam Ixxxiii
M'oolen Goods.
trUmann & Co s^tr?
Moolen MUls.
San Francisco Pioneer. . . .liii
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS CARDS.
See Business Directory, pages 773-872.
Allen Williiun R 810. 853
Antiiiell T. M. S Co S52
Armes Si Dallam 867. 871
Auger B. E. 4 Co. ...792, 825
838, 845
Austin B. C 866
Balch M. M 845
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.
838,853
Bartlett & Randolph 787
Barton B. F.&Co 872
Berry i Capp 787
Blako, Kobbins & Co 849
Bradstreet J. R 858
Browell J 852
BurkharatMai 852
Bumham J W. 4 Co.... 791
BurrC. C & Co 845, 861
California Bed Comforter
Factory 779
California Cider Works.. 868
Calif oniia .1 ewelry Co ... . 822
Callaghan V 872
Carson H. W 863
Cook & 'frounson 791
CorriUe £inersoa & Co.
(3), 818
Croskey & Floyd 825
Cuddy 4 Hughes 854
Cummincs W. H 838
Daly* Hawkins 787
Day Till imas 810, 853
Du Rose i Banks 779
Dunham, Carrigan & Co. .816
Egerton, Allen & Co .. 841, 861
Electrical Construction
and Maintenance Co.
779, 80i 870
FarieonS. & Co 870
Feigenbaum t Co. . . .791, 845
867
Fisher L. P 773.845
Frankenthal & Co. . . .800, 872
Frontier, Bellemere & Co.
801,823
Ghirardelli D 796
Gilbert 4 Moore 809
Goodyear Rubber Co.... 818
Gray Mathias 844. 852
Gray Samuel C 824, 865
Greenebaum 4 Co 838
Harrison ,lolin 832
Harrison W. P 854
Hartford Fire In.-!. Co 821
Heald's Business College
797,858
Hecht Bros. & Co 782
Heynemann 4 Co 791, 803
Hobson McGilfillan 773
Home Mutual Ins. Co 821
Houseworth Thos- 4 Co.
800, 805, 850
HneterBros 4Co 775
Hunt E.O 870
Hutdiinson C. 4 Son 791
Isaacs & Wilson 860
Jenkins T. H 787
KahathN. J 816,841
Koehler 4 Ritter (2), 860
Laird D. W 823
Liliby S 859
Linsley 4 Collins. 811, 854,855
Locke 4 Montague.. 821, 863
Lowrj- J. W 791
Macdonald D. A. 4 Co.. 801
McCurrie 4 Weber 845
Mclntyre John B 782
Meyers Adolph. 845
SIills4 Leak 810
MorganM 804
Morrison John C. .Jr. 825
Muir A. 4 Co 859
MuUerC (2). 847
M\UTihy, Grant S Co. .803. 811
Murray E.E 823
National Clock Co 795
Neustadter Brothers 809
Newton Bros. 4 Co 865
Nichols A C. 4 Co 824
Pacific Electro-Depositing
Works 846.860
Pacific Oil and Lead Works
817
Pacific Vinegar Works 869
PagesJ.F 805
Palmer W. J. T. 4 Co. . . .809
Patch George W 862
Pohlay 4 Koster 869
PomroyS. S 839
Preble& Co 868
Price Press Co 853
Putzman Fr 825
Ransome EmestL 775, 863
Remington Sewing Ma-
chines 859
RochicioUR-F 860
Roman A. & Co 783, 861
Roos Joseph 4 Co 806
Rosseter4Sniith. 824
Rud.jlfiCo 845
Ruhl Brothers 792
San Francisco Laundry.. 824
Saul 4 Co 791
Schmidt M. 4 Co 833
Shreve George C. 4 Co.
801, 822, 860, 869
Showers, Jewell 4 Co.... 859
Smith. Francis 4 Co 852
Snook G. 4 W 863
Steele James G. 4 Co . .792. 806
832, MO, 867
Strahle Jacob 4 Co 779
Tay George H 4 Co 863
Truworthy F. M 858, 862
Tustin W. 1 870
Watson 4 Co 800, 824, 867
Weaver 4 Taylor. 818
WcckL. E.4C0 824
Weyl Brothers 795, 822
White 4 Bauer 845
Woodworth, Schell 4 Co . .852
Wynne Brothers 774, 807
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY,
1874-5.
OTTIRIiElISrT msTOi^.'sr.
In May, 1850, the City of San Francisco first entered
upon its formal and legally-recognized existence as an
Independent Municipality. The Counli/ of San Fran-
cisco had been duly organized the month preceding.
For upward of six years the two distinct govenunents
contemporaneously maintained independent adminis-
*rations within the same geogi-aphical limits. On the
first day of July, 1856, the Consolidation Act, unify-
ina the two under the name aud title of "The City
and County of San Francisco," terminated the need-
less and wasteful independence of each, and thence-
forth identified their interests and history. Although
but nineteen years have passed since the accomplish-
ment of this consolidation, the city, in all material
interests aud historic importance, is so incomparably
the greater of the two civic existences then merged into
one, that we may rightly— in fact, we must, necessar-
ily— reckon from its independent birthday in determin-
intr the age of the present municipaUty. Twenty-five years old, then, in Jlay of the present
V«vr, is the exact, legal age of the Pacific Metroj.olis, and her quarter century of unexempled
prosperity has most grandly culminated in this final, crowning year, whose history the best
attempt can but most imperfectly narrate. , • , i. i _l
Aeev of the City and County.— The total land area of the city and county is about forty-
two square miles, or, more exactly, twenty-seven thousand acres. The total value of real estate,
according to the Assessor's roll, for the current fiscal year, 18,4-o, is .>122,9d7,3^0, ihe
SLvem^e value per acre upon this basis is .?4,o5i, with an upward tendency fuUy equalmg
any previous known rate of advance. The value of improvements upon real estate, acconhng
to the same authority, is estimated at 839,123,285. The valuation of personal property is
1102,035,689. inclusive of money, which is given at only $4,369,593, a.i amount obviously
ridiculously low, and probably falling seventy-five per cent below the truth. The total valu-
ation is .^264,116,294, an estimate so low that tax payers have less cause for grumbtaig at any
unusuaUy high rate of taxation. The rate of taxation, including btate city and county,
amounted to a total of §2.09.9. [For Tables of Assessment and Rates of Taxation, Revenue,
and Exijenditares, Funded Debt, etc., se<? page 56.] r i,i- „„,.;*■„+>,»
PoprLmoN.-Universally recognized as the most mfaUible mdex of public prospenty, the
statistics of population command the first place in public interest. March 1, 18/5, S'-'D^ran-
cisco contained two hundred and thirty thousand inhabitants, an mcrease of nearly thirty
thousand, or about fifteen per cent upon the population at the correspondmg date of 18;4
[For a detailed and classified statement of the population, March 1, 18/5, see page 5S.J Ihe
attractions which induced this unprecedented growth were neither evanescent nor "^isubstaii-
tiah \\TiUe speculation of the fiercest kind enlivened the closing weeks of the year the pre-
ponderating cLses of this most rapid increase, relatively,^which^the «ty has^Uio.^^^^
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argely results from and therefore reliably indicates, that of the state or of the country of which
^ -mains the industrial and commercial metropolis. Hence, the commercial capital becomes
only the political economist's self-registering thermometer to record the actual agricultural
manufacturing condition of to-day, but, in a sense equally true and fully as important
Children's Hair Cut in the most Eeoherohe Manner at 113 Geary.
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10 SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTOEY.
immediate future. So intimately interwoven and closely identified do they become tliat one
finds it well-nigh impossible to write a separate history of either.
In this sense, then, the record of San Francisco manifestly assumes a threefold, nay, even a
tenfold, significance as largely indicating, if not actually constituting, not only that of the whole
of California but of the entire Pacific Coast, from Central America even to Alaska.
And, beyond all this, the fast-multiplying steam and sail lines, both domestic and foreign,
already prosperously established or in immediate contemplation ; the already considerable, con-
stantly-increasing and prospectively immense commercial interests ; and, in some cases, inter-
national rehvtions between the United States and China, Japan, the Sandwich and South Sea
[slands — not to mention South and Central America and the Mexican Coast — nearly all of which
must inevitably center at or find transit through San Francisco, combine to enhance her present
and especially her prospective importance to an almost immeasurable degree.
Among other and nearer tributary sources of her wealth and power one may catalogue the
subjugation of thousands of acres of previously wild land ; the reclamation of leagues of long-
submerged marsh or tule ; the extension and development of scores of old mines, and the open-
ing of hundreds of new ones; the founding of dozens of new towns; the erection of new coun-
ties ; the extension of railways already existing, the completion of new ones, and the projection
of others, with the establishment of new steamship and sailing lines, all of which act and react,
directly and indirectly, as so many %agorously-throbbing arteries and strongly-pulsating veins,
constantly expanding their one central heart, the grand fountain and the one intense focus of
the swiftly-circulating financial flood which constitutes the commercial life of the whole vast
community — the body politic, social, industrial, and ciril.
BniLDiNo.s, Rents, Etc. — Necessarily and closely connected with, or immediately spring-
ing from, this universally rapid increase of both transient and permanent population, akeady
instanced, the resulting scarcity both of business buildings and of tenements, -nath the conse-
quent advance of rents, stimulated budding in both tiese departments to an extent previously
unknown. The location, number, size, style, character, and cost of some of the more note-
worthy of these structures appear more in detail elsewhere in this article.
Municipal Comp.a.ctness. — Under this head we rank the occupation and improvement
of lots previously vacant of any budding, or cumbered by mere shells or shanties of the shab-
biest construction or most transient duration. Many structures of this description, together
with a few more substantial of the pioneer buildings, some antiquated by long use, and more
grown insufficient by the increase of surrounding business, have given place to broad, substan-
tial, and lofty fabrics, proof alike against fire, flood, or earthquake, at least as far as human skill
and strength can make them so. Along and near California and Market streets, with some of the
adjacent streets, this sul:>stantial improvement and solid compacting of the more prominent
business quarters have become most noticeably apparent. Under improved methods of bind-
mg, bracing, strapping, compactiog, and otherwise unifying large or lofty buildings, the seem-
ing appreliensinn of earthquakes, which for several years rarelv allowed a block or a building
t<5 nsu above the fourth story, has so far subsided, or so completely vanished, that five and even
SIX stones have become increasingly conmion, while the new metropolitan leviathan, the Palace
Hotel, startmg from two stories underground, lifts its huge and overshadoTv-ing bulk seven full
stones above. This, however, as a general thing, may, possibly, result from the fact that the
shrewd land owners, accidentally looking upward, have suddenly discovered that their titles
extend farther m that direction than they had previously suspected, and that, under the stim-
ulus of rapidly-mcreasmg values upon and near the surface of the earth, they are fast availing
tbernselyes of their newly-discovered rights heavenward. Of one most encouraging consid-
eration m connection with this they may rest absolutely certain, they will encounter far less
competition in that direction.
Territorial Expansion.— So closely connected with the last point as, in large measure to
grow out of it, stands the fact of a marginal growth, or circumferential outpush, which, in
rapulity, quality, extent, and value, also far outranks that of any equal preceding period.
J he general occupation, with the uuusuaUy substantial and costly improvement of hun-
dreds ot previously vacant lots, within, upon, and immediately beyond the suburbs, especiaUy
along the southern and western margins of the city, have not only absolutely but relatively far
surpassed those of any former year. ^ j j
Among the most conclusive indications of the city's vitality, elasticity, and seemingly
unJimited capability ot expansion, we may take the fact that the extreme boundary line of thSse
portions built with any approach to city-like compactness, including the western and southern
additious, but leaving out such a remote, though important, suburb as South San Francisco—
almost a city in itself-is now fully seven and a half miles long, an increase of at least fifteen per
cent over that of 18/3. At this rate of marginal expansion-and the chances are that the ratio
of growth will increase rather than diminish— the city will double her present circumference in
less than nve years.
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Since the beginning of 1873, the upward tendency of real estate has steadily increased. In
number, magnitude, and price, the aggregate sales and niling rates of 1874 far surpassed those
of the previous year while during the opening quarter of the current year, both in the absolute
number of sales and m the relative prices obtained, each month has witnessed a notable gain
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Estatlished 1852.
PROGEESS OP THE CITY. 11
upon the preceding. This very marked and constantly-progressive appreciation has character-
ized not only sites for business building, but to an even greater degree has enhanced the values
of choice suburban lots for private residences.
"VVe present, herewith, a brief review of the real estate transactions in the City and County
of San Francisco during the past year (1874), particularly noting a few of the heavier sales,
ranging from §40,000 up, as shown by the valuable and reliable Real Estate Circular, published
by Thomas Magee. January : Lot at the northwest corner of Pine and Leavenworth streets,
one hundred and eighty-seven and one half feet by one hundred and thirty-seven and one half,
sold to W. C. Ralston for §40,000 ; conveyance of lot, one hundred and three and one fourth
feet by one hundred and thirty-seven and one half, at the northeast corner of Pine Street and
Van Ness Avenue, §45,000 — total sales during the month, $1,082,118. February : East side of
Sansom Street, lot with improvements, §43,500 ; three lots on the south side of Sacramento
Street, between Sansom and Battery, with the tliree-story brick building, |150,000 — total sales
for the month, §1,611,697. March : On the east side of Battery Street, south of Sacramento,
lot forty-five and three fourths feet by one hundred and two and one half, with two two-story
brick stores, granite fronts, $50,000 ; the gore lot, one hundred and twenty-nine and three fom-ths
feet on Market Street, one hundred and ten on Post, eighteen and one fourth on Montgomery,
and ninety-seven and one half feet deep, |300,000, which, as the lot contains but about sixty-
nine thousand square feet, would be §43. 4S per square foot — one of the highest prices ever paid
here for laud — total for the month, §1,975,616. April : North side of California Street, sixty-
seven and one half feet west of Sansom, lot forty feet by eighty, with three-story and basement
brick, .$150,000 ; two other large sales on California Street this mouth of §65,000 and §52,500 ;
also lot on the north side of Howard Street, west of Seventh, fifty- vara, transferred — price put in
deed, §85,000 — sales for the month, §1,697,551. May : In this month there were only two indi-
vidual sales exceeding §40,000 ; one on the east side of Montgomery Street, lot twenty-five
feet by eighty -seven and one half, with three-story brick, §52,000, and fractional parts of lots
on Montgomery Street, §52,500 — total for the month, §1,165,.554. June: Southeast comer of
California and Mason streets, one half of fifty-vara lot, .$45,000 ; lot northeast comer of Market,
Sutter, and Sansom streets, \vith thi-ee-story brick, §130,000 ; northeast corner of Beale and
Bryant streets, with one-story brick warehouse, §60,000 ; undivided half of the same, resold,
§40,000 ; a §60,000 sale on Market Street, and one on Kearny Street of §45,000 — sales during
the mouth, §1,588,867. July : The heaviest sale this mouth was lot on the north side of Bush
Street, sixty-eight and three fourths feet by one hundred and thirty-seven and one half, with
building, §155,000; there were also seven other important sales, ranging from $48,700 to
$80,000— total for the month, $2,208,211. August : The most important sales in August were.
South Beach blocks Nos. 23, 24 and 30, for §150,000 ; lot on the south side of Market Street,
southwest of Sixth, twenty -five feet by ninet}', §130,000, and nine other sales in diflerent parts
of the city averaging over §60,000 each — total for August, §3,074,193. September : The num-
ber of sales, reaching .§40,000 this month, was only four. The heaviest of these was lot on the
southeast corner of Montgomery and California streets, which sold for §410,000 — sales for the
month, $1,775,397. October : Lot on the south side of California Street, and west side of San-
som, §205,000; northwest corner of Post and Leavenworth streets, fifty-vara lot, §71,400;
seven other heavy transactions this month, ranging from §41,000 to $70,000 — sales for the
month, .$2,079,127. November: The heavy sales in November were ten, of which the most
important was a $250,000 sale at the corner of Kearny and Post streets — total sales this month,
$2,292,220. December: The twelve heaviest sales this month foot up §791,424; among these
are, south side of Market Street, fifty feet by one hundred and seventy, through to Stevenson
Street, with extra ten feet by seventy deep on Stevenson, .$115,000 ; southwest corner of Mar-
ket and Fremont streets, fifty-vara, old sale, §135,000 — sales for the month, §3,343,352.
Recapitulation— Januarv, §1,082,118; February, $1,611,697; March, $1,975,616 ; April,
$1,697,551 ; May, §1,165,5"54; June, §1,588,867; July, §2,208,211 ; August, $3,074,193; Sep-
tember, $1,775,397; October, $2,097,127; November, §2,292,220; December, $3,343,3.52—
total, .§23,893,903. This grand total is nearly double that of either of the three years imme-
diately preceding, which were— 1873, §12,383,752; 1872, §13,127,458; 1871, $12,717,792. The
number of sales during the year was three thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, averag-
ing §6,199.76 each, while in 1873, there were three thousand one hundred and thirty-four
sales of .$3,951.42, against four thousand and sixteen sales averaging only .§3, 161.80 in 1871.
The advance became more rapid and marked during the closing months of the year, when real
estate, in the most favored localities, had increased in value from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred per cent. From all the facts and figures which have been presented it is safe to say
that there has been a general advance of at least sixty -five per cent. From present prospects,
we can see no good reason to doubt that the sales of the present year will come well up to
§40,000,000. The Mission sales show the greatest proportionate increase, amounting, in num-
ber to three hundred and twenty-eight, and in value, §1,613,901. Next are the sales in the
Western Addition, where, although the number of sales, two hundred and eighty-two, is
smaller, the increase in value of §1,703,872 is greater by nearly §100,000. In the one Imndred-
vara section of the city, although the number of sales exceeds that of 1873, by oidy eighty-six,
yet the advance in value is §1,864,938. This large increase is o\ving, probably, more to the fact
that the sales of this class were of larger properties, than to the positive increase in value.
Snly Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
D. ¥. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont, ;
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Good property was never in more active demand or seized up with avidity when it is known
that there is a possible chance of becoming the possessor. SeUers are more scarce than buyers,
who stand ready to gobble up any good site that is put into the market at anything less than
balloon prices. Sites for first-class residences, lying between California and Market, Stockton
and Leavenworth streets, with a fuU depth of one hundred and thirty-seven and one half feet,
readily command from .?2.50 to .?400 per front foot, and the tendency is still upward. Withm
three or four years it will probably reach from $400 to S600 per foot. In the tract bounded by
California. Polk, Taylor, .and Cough streets, land is also advancing and is now looking upward
from $125 to $225 per front foot.
The location of the cemeteries, directly in the line of the city's western growth, is a serious
drawback upon the value of real estate "in that section, yet it is not unsafe to predict that,
within the next decade, with the means of communication facilitated by the steam raOroad, which
will run along Fulton and D streets, on the north side of the Golden Gate Park, to the ocean,
full depth lots will command from $50 to $100 per front foot, and that m,any of our finest
suburb,an residences will be found along either side of the park, from Stanyan Street to Forty-
ninth Avenue. This naUroad will bring the park, with its picnics grounds and rapidly-increasing
attractions, and the ocean beach, within easy access, and cause them to speedily become the
most popular places of Sunday and holiday resort to a large class of our citizens who would
gladly bestow upon such a route their grateful patronage. While there has been such marked
activity and buoy.ancy in the central and western p.art of the city. South Beach firoperty has
remained very nearly'at a stanil still, but few transactions having been recorded during the past
four years, except the sale of some few lots for railroad purposes. This is not, however, a sure
indication for the future. The continued prosperity of so large a portion of the city must
eventually afl'ect the whole, and it is not at all improbable, but, on the contrary quite likely,
that the present year -Kill witness adv.ances in South Beach, which, although not so marked as
in some more highly-favored portions of the city, will stdl be very gratifjing to property
owners in that section. During 1874 the Spring Valley Water Co. received one thousand one
hundred and fifteen applications for new water communications to houses. A single application,
in many instances, represented from two to ten or twelve houses, built together by one owner,
as, for instance, applications from the Re<al Estates Associates, representing from six to twenty
houses each. The number of new buildings and houses erected dui-ing the year, including the
Palace Hotel, is one thousand three hundred and fifty -nine, and the work is still going on with
undiminished vigor and rapidity.
F.ivoRED L0CALITIE.S FOR Costly Resibbnces. — Every great city has its fashionable quarter
wherein its wealthiest citizens delight to build palatial homes. New York has her Fifth
Avenue ; Boston her Beacon HiU ; Chicago her Michig.an Avenue ; Cincinniiti her Clifty and
Walnut Hill suburbs ; St. Louis her Lucas Place ; New Orleans her Garden District, and San
Francisco her Highland Terraces. In nearness to business centers, ( ration above the cit5''s
noise .and dust, clearness and coust.ancy of sunshine, and, above all, in breadth, grandeur,
and beauty of the panoramic view comm.anded, San Francisco presents huncb-eds of building
sites whose multiplied advantages no great American city can even approximate. Within half
a dozen blocks of the very business heart of the city, hundreds of acres of high plateaus, sloping
summits, and crowning crests of an extensive range of commanding hights present unequ.alea
combinations of retirement without dist.ance — of country quiet witliin city bounds.
Pal.\ce Mansion Sites. — Simidtaneously with the erection of the mammoth and magnificent
Palace Hotel, several of California's and San Francisco's leading millionaires have commenced
the erection of palati,al residences. The locality chosen includes the four blocks IjTng between
Pine and Clay streets, on the south and north, and bounded by PoweU and Hyde streets, on
the east and west, respectively. Within this district of some fifteen squares or blocks, stretch-
ing along, upon, .and near the culminating ridges or high plateaus, comprising the most com-
manding sites within the city limits, a group of mining monarchs, railway kings, and real-estate
princes have purchased extensive and adjacent lots .and commenced the erection of palatial
mansions, which will presently transform th.at quarter into the BelgraWa of San Francisco.
Ex-Governor Leland Stiiiiford, President of the Central Pacific Railroad, has bought, and
commenced building upon, the eastern hiilf of the block at the northwest junction of California
■and Powell streets. This most sightly location comm.ands a prospect of such rare extent
and varied beauty as to almost constitute an artistic education in itself alone. Certainly, the
Governor will never be able to hang upon the walls of his parlor riews equ.aling those which its
windows wUl constantly command. Of the utter indifference to cost which" they must have
attained who contemplates building in such localities, one may infer from one or two items of the
]>reparatory cost. The value of the ground alone, four hundred and twelve feet, .at .$200 a front
foot, rises, of course, to $82,400, while the gnading necessary to suitably prepare the lot before
it can receive even the first foundation stone, employed three hundred laborers for several weeks.
Thus, this railway king will spend over $100,000 before beginning to lay the foundation. From
such items one may readily estimate the cost of completing .and ifm-nisliiug the building itself.
The west half of the same block, Mark Hopkins, one of the Directors of the same road and
Treasurer of both that and the Southern Pacific, has bought. Upon this he proposes the
erection of a modest little mansion whose ultimate cost will, probably, run as far into the
hundred thousands as his gubeni.atorial neighbor does into the millions.
MOKGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market
p. VAN SCHAACK Si CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Estatlislied 1862.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 13 ^
Diagonally across that of the comer, at the junction of California and Taylor streets, Charles
Crocker, another Central Pacific Director and President of the Southern Pacific Railroad, and
a man of weight by whatever scale one may judge him, has purchased land whereon to found the
last local habitation he wdl probably need.
Ex-Governor Milton S. Latham, President of the London and San Francisco Bank, has also
bought a large lot southerly of these, on which to build his winter or city residence, in addi-
tion to his country seat, at Menlo Park, which cost considerably over a quarter of a million.
Opposite Crocker's, Gen. Colton owns and occupies a "^^^lite House," far more elegant than
the President's at Washington. Among the other millionaire neighbors of the billion.aire group
which heads this poverty-stricken list, one may catalogue such names as those of Lloyd Tevis,
Esq.; Jas. B. Haggin, Esq.; Senator J. P. Jones; Richard Tobin, Esq., and others.
On the western slope of this extensive Highland Terrace, at the northwest junction of Pine
and Leavenworth streets, the most widely known of all the younger and more enterprising
capitalists of the Pacific slope, the President of the Bank of California, the principal owner and
builder of the Palace Hotel, William C. Ralston, Esq. , has just completed his new city residence,
whose notable architectural beauty, like that of his famous country seat at Belmont, is yet
subordinated to the provision of a complete and perfect home.
These names by no means exhaust the list of those who have chosen sites within or near this
Highland Terrace District or upon some of its bordering slopes. Nor are all the fine residences
of the city concentrated here. In the Western Addition ; along Van Ness Avenue ; at the
Mission; on Rincon HiU, as well as in dther portions of the former, present, or prospective
suburbs,' stand elegant homes of wealth, already long known or just approaching completion.
The city has e\'idently fairly entered upon its second stage, that in which prominent merchants
and capitalists, conscious that their feet already stand upon the westering slope of life, sensibly
resolve to abate, if they do not wholly abandon, the exclusive pursuit of wealth and provide for
themselves elegant homes while they have yet time to enjoy them. At this stage in the life of
every city commences its true and permanent growth in architectural beauty and artistic attrac-
tions, and upon this era San Francisco may safely congratulate herself that she has now fairly
New Bnlldlngs for the Year ending Febmary 28, 18'3.
The costly and palatial structures for both public and private purposes, already partially
described or enumerated, by no means exhaust the list of notable new buildings erected during
the year, or now in progress. Besides these several magnificent business blocks, or buildings,
now" rapidly approaching completion, are daily adding grandeur and beauty to the architectural
attractions of our leading business thoroughfares, or favorite avenues of residence. The first of
these in size, style, and cost, worthily standing nearest the city's financial center, is the
Safe Deposit Co.'s Building, on the southeast corner of Montgomery and Califorma
streets. The land, alone, occupies one hundred and thirty-seven and a half feet on Montgomery,
by sixty-eight and three quarters on California. Four lofty stories, above a high and airy base-
ment, make up its imposing fronts. Iron below and Frearstone above, with all the combma-
tions'and modifications which these admirable materials admit, together with the most mgemous
and substantial auxiliaries which science and experience could construct or devise, give the
structure a strength, a solidity, a unity, and a beauty far surpassing those of any busmess
building of equal size yet erected upon this coast. If the utmost strength of iron, stone, and
brick can make any building proof against earthquake as weU as fire, this building may claim
those qualities in a most eminent degree. Obviously, the most notable feature of this magnih-
cent building, especiaUy to the army of self-appointed inspectors who personally supermtended
its construction from day to day, is the immense fire and burglar-proof vault, sixtj'-eight and
three quarters feet by sixty, which occupies nearly one half the basement. In size, this is by
far the largest in the world, while in strength it is simply enormous. In capacity it equals four
thousand six hundred safes, or treasure boxes of the ordinary size, while its strength incompar-
ably surpasses theirs. This mammoth depository, literally a complete iron and steel building
in itself, is constructed of heavy iron beams and girders, covered with thick iron and steel
plates. The construction is under charge of JNIessrs. Dieboid, Norris & Co., of Canton, Ohio.
This vault alone wiU cost §200,000. Besides this, there will be a large number of smaller vaults
and safes in the building constructed by or from the manufactories of Urban & McNeal, and
the HaU Safe and Lock Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. Cost of land and buildmg, S1,000,0<».
Upon the northwest comer of Montgomery and Pine streets Messrs. Flood & 0 Brien are
erecting a large, four-story building with basement, to be occupied for stores, banking oflices.
etc This frontage on Montgomery Street is one hundred and twenty-five feet ; that on Pme
Street one hundred and thirty-seven and a half. The foundation is of stone ; the two fronts of
the lower story of iron, and above this a happy blending of iron and brick form the three upper
stories This edifice, when completed, will rank among the most valuable additions to our first-
class business buildings, and wOl reflect great credit upon the architect, Mr. Tlavid Farquharson,
as well as upon the buUder, Mr. John Cochran. The building will contam no dark rooms, bemg
well Hghted on three sides from Montgomerj', Pine, and Summer streets, while the mner tiers ot
rooms receive light from an inclosed court or square. The different floors will be reached by
means of one of Hmckle's Patent Hydraulic Elevators, made by Phihp Hinkle, at his manu-
factory on Mission Street, between Beale and Fremont. These elevators, from the simplicity of
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The Best and most Cleanly Family Baths in the City are at 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
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their constmction, combined with ease and security of manipulation, which .^ilmost debar the
possibility of accident, are rapidly coming into favor, and are being introduced into nearly all
the larger new buildings where an elevator is desired. Cost of land and building, §700,000.
Another large four-story and basement brick building is being put up on the gore lot,
bounded by Montgomery Avenue, Kearny, and Pacific streets. The ground dimensions are one
hundred ,ind forty-two feet on Montgomery Avenue, thirty on Kearny Street, and one hundred
and thirty-seven anil a half feet on Pacific. The building is owned by William Hood, of
Siinoma, ami will be occupied, the upper part of it, as a hotel, for M'hich purpose it is already
engaged by Mr. Homblower, formerly of the New Orleans Hotel, at Sacramento, at a monthly
rental of from $1,200 to §1,300. The first floor is to be divided into stores, and tha basement
reserved as a wine cellar, for the storage and sale of Sonoma wines. The building is being
rapidly pushed forward, under the direction of Messrs. Portois & Taylor, and will probably be
ready for occupation some time in June. Cost, about §120,000.
Messrs. Terrill & Slayten have commenced the erection, for Messrs. Meyerstein & Lowen-
berg, upon the southeast comer of Kearny and Post streets, of a four-story and basement brick,
of which the basement is but just now completed. The probable cost of the building will be
from §80,000 to §100,000.
The Hammam, or new Turkish Bath Building, on the west side of Dnpont Street just north
of Market. The lot belongs to Senator Jones of Nevada, from whom the enterprising builders
of the Hamman have leased it for a term of ten years. The building is a perfect Hygienic Palace,
exteriorly reproducing the outward peculiarities of the Turkish architecture, while its interior
presents a most ingenious, artistic, and beautiful combination of the lighter, more airy, and more
artists, who have been for nearly a year past engaged in sketching and painting the more notable
scenery upon our coast. The ceQings are to be beautifully frescoed, and the wooden scroll work,
of which a large quantity of the most elaborate description is used in the interior decoration,
is to be finished with blue, gold, and silver. The architect of the building is Charles Geddes.
Total cost of lot and building, about §150,000.
Upon the southeast comer of California and Front streets, a large building, ninety-five feet
by ninety-five, owned by Messrs. Shultz &. Van Bergen, is nearly completed. The building
raises three fuU stories above a commodious basement, and in lieu of stairways will employ one
of Henkle's Hydraulic Elevators.
The north side of Sutter Street, between Montgomery and Keamy, has been greatly im-
proved by the recent completion of a sightly and imposing four-story edifice. The basement
and three lowers stories are intended for stores and offices, while the upper floor will probably
be occupied as lodging rooms. The main building has a frontage on Sutter Street of one hun-
dred and four feet four and one half inches, with a depth of one hundred and twenty-three and
a half feet, mth a wing on Hanlie Place thirty-four feet by fifty-eight ; also four stories high
with basement and sub-basement. In addition to the broad stairway leading up from the main
entrance at No. 120 Sutter Street, the building is also to be supplied with the patent hydraulio
elevator. The buddmgis owned by Mrs. Robert C. Johnson, was designed by William Patten
architect, and erected by Robert Ewing, at a cost of about §160,000.
Farther to the south, upon the southeast comer of Fifth and ilinna streets, James Devlin
contractor and builder, is erectmg a §50,000-structure, upon the James Donohue estate The
facades, seventy-hye feet upon Fifth Street, and eighty upon Minna, are of wood, while the
south and west walls are brick, the whole resting upon a stone foundation, which also consti-
tutes the basement waDs. The building is four stories high above the basement, and contains
tour stores upon the first floor and fifty-four rooms above.
These are but a few representative structures among the more notable buUdings now in pro-
cess of construction. Upon neariy every street, especially the leading highways of trade or
avenues of residence, new hotels, new factories, or new buildings of some discription meet the
eye at almost every turn. They go up so fast that the most complete record of them made
upon the evening of any one day would become incomplete before noon of the next. Even the
bare catalogue of them would hU scores of pages while to attempt anything like an ordinary
nTw Z?, r... ^^t^l-^ "iTu"'* '^ volume neariy, if not quite, as large as this entire wor^
v„»r „n!li„ v 1 ot'i^o^^" ?'""'^er Of buUeUngs erected and nearly completed during the
ir^ nrjrii ^"""^f '/I7^;,f ±'^""° '^•""^ed and eighty-nine,* of which seventy-onf are
«0 -J^ ^ ' nf ,1 '?' "^ f^:*\h^\ ^""^ tl^^t^e" ^^"<^^i are of wood, cost §4,933, 800 ; total,
eK M^;^^^ the frame buildings three fourths are of one and two stories, the average cost
Bud,! nf'.^n 1 j" 'l"^ ^^t'^-^te IS mcluded the Palace Hotel, Nevada Block, Safe Deposit C<
Building, C.rand Uper.a House, and several others not entirely finished : with these excentions
th^h^nires herem only include building enterprises commenced and fiiiled di^g t^e^
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MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.!
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.
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Number of Bwldings. — The number of buildings in the city and county is estimated at
twenty-three thousand seven huntlred, of which four thousand three hundred are of brick. The
Federal Census of 1870 returns the number at twenty-two thousand two hundred and sixty-six.
Homes for the People, BallAiug Associations, Efe.
In this important department, also, the accomplishments of the past year, and the varied
and increasing activities of the present, give token of a general and permanent prosperity far
exceeding that of anj^ former period. Foremost of these — if indeed they are not doing a busi-
ness so wholly of their own kind as to stand quite alone — rank the
IlE.iL EsT.\TE Associates, or, as they might properly be called, the San Francisco House
Manufacturing Co. Organized but two years since, for the purpose of bujdng land, building
houses, and selling both — usually upon the installment plan — they have managed their enter-
prise so acceptably to the great middle class, whom they chiefly seek to serve, that, although
finishing neat and even elegant two-story houses at an average rate of one a day, the popular
demand already outrans the supply, and apparentty "grows by what it feeds on." Judiciously
selecting large lots in the choicest parts of the city, and quickly improving them witix neat,
substantial, and comparatively inexpensive residences, they have done more to accommodate
the public and to beautify the city than any similar organization ever formed within its limits.
Commencing in March, 1S73, with that part of Mission Block, No. 22, which fronts on Ridley
and Guerrero streets, they immediately built thirty-six houses, for sale on the installment plan.
Every house was sold before completion ! Encouraged by this unexpectedly complete success,
they buUt and sold eighty-four more houses before the close of the year, making a total of one
hundred and twenty houses buUt and sold in the first ten months after commencing business.
The next year, finding an increasing demand for somewhat larger and more expensive houses,
they began at once to supply that, also. Early in June, 1874, they bought the half block,
bounded by Howard and Capp streets, and lying between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. Six
months later they had finished thereon forty-one houses, and sold every one ! Before these
were fairly finished the company had bought the half block, bounded by Mission and Jessie
streets, between Nineteenth and Twentieth, on which they immediately commenced the erec-
tion of twenty-seven dwellings, ranging in price from $2,750 to $6,700, for all of which parties
were waiting to enter before they were completed. In December, 1874, they bought, and imme-
diately commenced building upon, the entire west front of Valencia Street, from Ridley to
Quinn. And these were but a few items of their year's work, which proceeded with such
rapidity, and in so many localities at once, that their aggregate number of houses built and
sold by them in 1874, the first entire j'ear of their operation, was three hundred and sixteen,
or more than one for every working day in the year. 'Wlule still improving at the Mission,
they are also builiUng in the Western Addition — on Sutter, Sacramento, CaHfomia, Pine, Clay,
Turk, Pierce, and Eddy streets, a class of buildings even finer than those with which they
began at the Mission." Still "swinging round the circle." they have lately bought, and, of
course, commenced buildiug upon, property at North Beach, on VaUejo Street, between Leav-
enworth and Hyde. In January of the present year they finished and sold tliirty-three houses,
in February thirty -one, and in the first ten days of March fourteen. Thus they open the cam-
paign of 1875 by turning off considerably over a house a day. WTierever they buy they build ;
and almost before they finish budding they have sold. The total number of houses which they
had built up to March 10, 1875, was five hundred and fourteen — no inconsiderable town of
itself. Of the whole number of new buildings erected in 1874, this company budt nearly one-
fourth. The annual aggregate of their operations already exceeds a milhon and a half. In the
entire history of the city no company has even remotely approximated this in the style and
extent of its budding, or ever succeeded as well in supplying the great popular demand for
beautiful and permanent homes.
Homestead Associations. — While the general advance in the price and activity in the im-
provement of real estate has been so marked duiing the year, the prosperity of the homestead
associations, once so numerous and popular, has experienced a very decided diminution. The
aggregate sales of lots by such associations during 1874 amounted to but §128,485, while the
year before they rose to §458,831. Sales of outside lands, though slightly in excess of those of
i873, are yet below the average of the three years preceding.
FnbUc Bniidlnss.
The New Mint stands upon the northwest comer of Mission and Fifth streets, fronting one
hundred and sixty and one half feet on the former and two hundred and seventeen and one
sixth feet on the latter. The building is two stories high, besides the basement. The parapet
walls are fifty-six feet high ; the pediment seventy-five and the two chimneys each one hun-
dred and forty-two feet. The form of the budding is a hollow parallelogram, one hundred and
two and one half feet by forty-three and three quarters, paved with flagging. The foundation
is of concrete, five feet deep, "laid in the most substantial manner. The basement walls are of
the hardest sun-burned brick, three feet thick with a face of Rocklin granite one foot thick.
The upper walls also of brick and of the same material, faced with blue-gray sandstone twelve
inches thick. The floor girders are wronght-iron beams, twelve inches deep. The floors are
arched with brick between the beams ; leveled above with concrete, then flagged. The wains-
;^adies should tear in mind that the Best Lathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
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cot, door, and window frames, shutters, columns, ornamental work and the back stairs, are all of
iron. The broad, lofty front stairs on the Fifth Street front, are of Rocklin granite. The
doors and ^raldow sashes, golden mahogany ; the counters and furniture of Honduras mahogany;
the window -glass of French plate; door fittings of brass; the flat-link sash-weight chains are
copper, and the roof covered with copper, tinned on both sides. Six solid fluted columns, mas-
sive and lofty, give beauty and grandeur to the main entrance on Fifth Street. The style of
architecture is the Doric.
A particular description of the location and especial purpose of each room, with the peculiar
elaborate machinery contained therein would All a volume. Much of the costly machinery is
of the most massive description in its proportions and solidity, and finished -with the finest pos-
sible mathematical nicety. As is not generally known, the San Francisco Mint is no longer a
Branch Mint, even in name. Nearly two years since it was erected into the fuU dignity of an
independent establishment. In fact, when one considers the magnitude of the business done
within its walls, it would seem that in respect to this, and most important of aU particulars,
all the other mints in the country might more properly be ranked as branches of this. Its coin-
age of gold and sUvor during 1874, up to the first of December, was : Gold — Eight hundred and
seventy-five thousand double eagles, worth ^17,500,000 : five thousand eagles, worth §50,000, and
seven thousand half eagles, woi-th -SSo.OOO ; total, ^17,585,000. Silver — two miUion one hundred
and thirty-three thousand trade dollars, worth §2,133,000; three hundred and forty-four thou-
sand halves, worth 8172,000; three hundred and ninety-two thousand quarters, worth §98,000,
and two hundred and forty thousand dimes, worth §24,000; total, §2,427,000 — thus making a
grand total of over §20,000,000.
The United States Appraiser's Building. — Upon the west half of the block, bounded by
Washington, Sansom, Jackson, and Battery streets, commonly known as the Post-oflice Block,
stands, or has begun to stand, the new United States Appraiser's Budding. Its length, ou .San-
som Street, is two hundred and sixty-five feet and six inches ; its depth from west to east, along
both Washington and Jackson streets, one hundred and twenty feet and six inches ; its hight
JQ ! is to be thi'ee full stories above a lofty basement. The material is what is known among the
•^ i builders of this coast as Napa stone, from the locality of its most abundant quarries. It appears
to be a kind of metamorphic granite. Only the basement and the first floor are to be used as
appraiser's stores; the two upper stories are intended for occupation by the United States
courts. The basement, nine feet and three inches in the clear, is already completed or so nearly
so that the first floor, or at least the foundation, is fully laid. The basement wall rests upon a
bed of solid concrete, five feet %»-ide and as many deep. The material is broken rock firmly bedded
in the best Rosendale cement. This was laid in courses about eight inches thick or deep, and
each course was thoroughlj' tamped do^ra into the utmost obtainable solidity. The first floor
consists of arches of brick turned between deep and strong iron beams. Ainong the closing
acts of the last Congress was the passage of a bill appropriating §150,000 for the continuation
^ I of work upon this building. The progress of this immense and valuable building has been
" greatly delayed by the unexpected, yet almost imperative, necessity of changing the material
of the outer waUs from pressed brick to stone, a very considerable modification of the original
design. Gen. Samuel McCuUough, Superintendent of Construction of United States Buddings
in t!alifomia, the same who completed the United States Mint for §50,000 within the appropri-
ation therefor, has charge of this. Under his economical administration, masterly management,
and watchful care, it bids fair to rank among the most faithfully and substantially-constructed
Government buildings ever erected.
The Post-office stiU occupies its old, insuflicient, and inconveniently-located quarters on
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is horizontally Siindwiched between the basement and upper story, both of which the Custom
House appropriates. The Postmaster, Gen. Coey, with his customary zeal and efficiency is still
multiplying all possible conveniences for the accommodation of the two hundred and thirty
^^ thousand people to whom his is by far the most important of all the Federal oflices. His small
ea ; army of employes, already numbering some hun(b-ed and twenty, can hardly be recruited fast
O I enough to equal the constantly -increasing demand upon their indispensable services. Between
•^ I forty and fifty find ample employment in the in-door service ; upward of thirty are postal clerks
fH I or stage agents, and nearly forty are employed in the distribution and collection of written and
P4 I printed mail matter throughout the city. The multiplication of the iron postal boxes, placed
^ I at convenient intervals within and to even beyond the corporate limits of the city, proves an
^ I indispensable public convenience, and, in fact, an almost inestimable public benefit in sai-ing to
g ! our citizens tlie thousands of daily journeys to the Post-oflice, which, under the foi-mer system,
they were necessarily compelled to make several times a day. Yet, although the service of the
carrier department is so frequent and eflicient, the two thousand three hundred post-oSice boxes
still used, directly or indirectly, by upward of sixteeen thousand persons, show that a very
considerable portion of our citizens stUl prefer their conveniences. The number of letters
liisjiatched daily by the regular Overland Mail is between three and four thousand, while the
State and Co.ast Mail is nearly five times as great. The mails to China and Japan carry six
thousand letters a month; those to Australia, five thousand; to the West Coast of Central and
South America, four thousand ; to the Sandwicn Islands, four thousand ; to British America and
Alaska, two thousand. Thus, the grand aggregate of letters annually dispatched from the San
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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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reniember, make no account of the almost equallj' immense number of letters received ; nor of the
huiulreds of tons of papers and other mailable matter which the successive relays of day and
night forces of clerks annually handle. Among the more particular statistics of letters, may be
specified the two hundred dead letters which form the daily average sent hence ; reidstered
letters, nearly one hundred ; money orders, tifty-five ; of the latter, about seventy -five a°month,
for sums averaging about S35 each, go to Germany. The value of stamps sold during 1874, was
§350,000. Besides the making up and forwarding of the immense mails already described, the
San Francisco office receives all the superfluous cash of the other Post-offices upon this coast,
averaging over §20,000 a week. It also sends out to other offices about §10,000 a month, to
enable them to cash postal-money orders drawn upon them. Gen. Coey's right-hand man is
Assistant Postmaster William C. Dougherty, whose record of continuous service in the Depart-
ment dates back to 1839. Of these thirty-six consecutive years he has spent the last twelve
in responsible positions connected M-ith the office in this city. Gen. Coey's previous experience
in the same capacity, his well-known energy and careful attention to details, with that rare
tact which inclines him not only to gratify, but, as far as practicable, to anticipate every public
want, combine to make him exceedingly efficient and popular.
The Custom Hou.se. — It is a just matter of surprise to every intelligent commercial visitor,
that the General Federal Government has provided no better building for the accommodation of
the custom-house business of a port as important as that of San Francisco. Occupying the ' S*
upper story of an old, stuccoed brick building, three blocks from the water front, insufficient in ' Q
size, inconvenient in location, and inadequate in accommodation, the present buOtling is at once ' a
a daUy reproach to the government whose name it bears, and an hourly provocation to the t &
thousands of shipmasters and merchants who have dealiugs therein. A few of the more impor- i S
tant statistics of the custom-house business may give the reader a partial idea of its importance. I o'
During the yeir 1874, the total clearances of American vessels for domestic ports were four I ^
hundred and forty with a tonnage of three hundred and twenty thousand nine hundred and ^
sixty-six tons ; of foreign vessels for domestic ports, sixteen, with a tonnage of eleven thousand j §
five hundred and three tons ; of American vessels for foreign ports thr-ee hundred and thirty, 2,
with a tonnage of three hundred and ninety -foui; thousand three hundred and fifty-one tons ; ! ^
of foreign vessels for foreign ports, two hundred and ninety-four, with a tonnage of two hundred , t*
and seventy thousand one hundred and twenty-five tons. Besides these, seven American ves- I «a
sels with a total tonnage of two thousand tliree hundred and eighty-four, and one foreign ves- ' 't-M
sel of two hundred and fifteen tons, cleared for whaling, and nineteen American vessels of one
thousand one hundred and sixty-seven tons burden, cleared for fishing and sealing voyages.
The total clearances from the port were one thousand one hundred and seven, with an aggre-
gate tonnage of one million seven hundred and thirty-one tons. The whole number of arrivals
in the same j'ear was four thousand two hundred and four, representing a gross tonnafe of one
million five hundred and fifty-three thousand five hundred and fourteen. The excess over the
corresponding items of 1873 was five humlred and fifty-seven in number, and two hundred and
sixty thousand one hundred and sixteen tons. Total value of exports during the year, exclud-
ing treasure, §-22,481,136. This was .§3,421,661 less than in 1873.
The New United States M.yrine Hospitax. — The old brick building at Rincon Point,
so long familiar as the most prominent landmark of that part of the city, having become dan-
gerously unsafe through repeated shakings by earthquakes, as well as insufficient in accommo-
dation, was justly condemned some four years since, and the erection of a new hospital soon
after determined upon. Toward the consummation of this project. Congress appropriated
$58,789.56 for the commencement of a suitable building ujjon Angel Island. The Govern-
ment, however, subsequently refused to sanction the site first proposed, or, in fact, to allow
the use of any portion of that island for such a purpose. Thereupon Gen. McCullough, Super-
intendent of Construction of United States Buildings, and A. B. MuUett, then United States
Architect, were instructed to select a new site. They finaUy decided upon the most desirable
portion of the Presidio Reservation. A better site, in itself, or one better adapted by its
natural advantages, would have been hard to be found. The situation is attractive in itself
and pleasant in its surroundings. Neighboring hills protect it from the high WTnds and fogs,
while its southerly exposure insures abundant sunshine. Another, and very considerable
advantage is that it is but four miles from the city, from which it is readily reached by the
Cliff House Road. The buildings, of which there are seven, have an easterly frontage. This
di'\"ision of the acconrmodations constitute a very healthful peculiarity besides combining sev-
eral obvious advantages. The surgeon's house is forty-four feet and four inches by forty-one
feet and ten inches, with a piazza eight feet wide and twentj'-seven feet long. The wings are
twenty-one feet and six inches by seventeen feet and four inches. It contains a parlor, dining
room, bed room, bath room, pantry, and kitchen. The executive building, intended for the use
of the officers of the institution, has a frontage of forty-six feet and four inches, and a depth of pu
fifty-five feet and ten inches, vrith a piazza running around the first story. Upon the first floor t m
are the reception room, office, library, dispensary, operating room, and bath room. The second ' S>
story is to be used for sleeping rooms. The kitchen is a long, narrow building, twenty-five feet
and four inches by one hundred and three feet and two inches, containing a dining room,
kitchen, steward's and apothecary's dining room, nurses' and employes' dining room, pantries,
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thrurhen tmta^ the uL^n roo^ men.tng room, wa.hh^ room, property room, and dead
toL T^e^! Ss are construete,! without extravagant or useless ornamentation and are
mcTels of simplicity and substantiality, reflecting great credit upon supermtendent, architect,
and buihk^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^gj^^^ „f the Federal service, numbering
severalscores in all al-eTot accommodatlcl in any goyemment building especially pro^.ded for
them but occuuv rented offices in the most convenient locations avaUable. x. ■ «;
S^VTE Bui"mm-roR Offices. -Although several state officials necessardy have their offices
in tW^cHy the State has not yet provided\ny special budding for their accommoda ion. The
Various CWnSssioners, Inspectors, and Agents, rent offices as convenient as possible to the
resTectiveWious of their several occupations. Should the reader have any special desire to
LnrwherethesTarehe can easily ascertain by referring to the proper place m the general
'^"'MuNiciP-U, Buildings. -Of these the most important as the local capitol and seat of the
municipal offices, is the City HalL In respect to this, her governmental building San Fian-
dsc"1s just now in that transition state in which she partly has two, and completely has none.
The Old City Hall, long famUiar to every resident for any considerable tune, occupies the
southwest comer of the block bounded by W^hington, Montgomery Clay, and ^;^™y ^t'^^f'^
It is of brick, stuccoed. For inconvenience of arrangement and msufficiency of accommodation
it stands pre-eminent. Several of the entrances are blind and roundabout and few if any of
them, are broad or light enough. Many of the important offices are exceedmgly bad m them-
selves, both with regSrd to their situation relatively to each other as well as for ready access by
the general puWic. In addition to these objections, they are dl-bghted, and poorly ventilated.
The New City H^ll.— This Municipal Elephant occupies, or has began to occupy, the site
formerly known .as Yerba Buena Park, at the junction of Market Street and \an Ness Avenue.
The irregularly, triangular lot, though centrally located, presented peculiar difficulties m the
adoption of a suitable plan. The Commissioners, however, chose one whose remarkable blend-
ing of aU possible forms make up a composite geometrical aggregate whose outlme, like the
probable cost of the finished structure, is "one of those thmgs that no feUah can fand out
Commenced in September, 1S71, in tliree years ond a haU the buildmg has not yet reached the
second story, while the cost has ab-eady risen far alove the roof. The expense of grading and
fencing the lot, excavating "about" two hundred and three thousand five hundred and forty-
seven cubic yards of sand, and layiiig the concrete bed, was only $201,726.56. As the law
authorizing the erection and conii^letion of the building limited its total cost to .?1, 500, 000, it
will lie seen that it was found possible to spend one seventh of that entire and immense sum
before even l.a>-ing a single stone of the foundation of the building proper. Among the inter-
esting minor items, it is pleasant to know that the corner stone with its "dressings, cost but
S736.42 ; much less, probably, than it costs many a citizen to "dress" his wife for the entire
year. This is a mere bagatelle. A city of such immense wealth, and, above all, of such unlim-
ited possibdities, could easily afford to "build the whole stracture of similar stones, especially
if they could all lie had at a similarly low rate. Unless in the most unlikely event of a serious
rise in the price of stone, it is prob.ably, speaking within bounds, to say that at the present rate
of progress, and ratio of cost, the whole structure can be completed in ample time for the
Second Ceutemiial celebration of the foundation of the city, and that, without reckless extrava-
gance in sonxe departments, its cost need not exceed the comparatively trifling and insignih-
cant aggregate of ten or a dozen bdlion of dollars, more or less. In a matter which so largely
involves the credit of the city, and appeals so directly to the pride, and so deeply to the pocket,
of every present and prospective citizen for the next four or ttve hundred years, it is to be hoped
that no considerations of niggardly economy will prevent, or even deLay the worthy completion
of the structure, or in any way embarrass the operations of the public-spirited and economical
citizens having it in charge. In marked contrast with this stands the erection and cost of the
New Mint, whose contractor actually performed the modern miracle of completing and deliver-
ing it over to the Federal Government at a cost of some .?50,000 less than the original appro-
priation. By a remarkable coincidence, the originally estimated cost of construction was the
same for both buildings, that is, a million and a h.ilf of dollars. It is hardly necessary to
remark, however, that the coincidence suddenly ends at that jjoint.
The Jail, upon the north side of Broadway Street, between Keamy and Dupont, now
quite convenient to the Old City HaU. If not removed untU the completion of the New City
Hall it will probably occupy its present site at the arriv.al of the MUlemiium. As in most of
the larger Arnerican cities petit larceny, misdemeanor, and vagrancy, mth assault and battery,
or others of the minor offenses, constitute the causes for which fully five sixths of all com-icts
find their way within its walls. Inclemency of weather and lack of food, wliich statistics have
demonstrated to be so considerable an element in causing crime among the destitute poor of
some of our northern and eastern American cities, become hardly appreciable in this land of
equable temperature and abundant food. Reason upon total depravity as we may, the police
and crimin.al records of large cities prove that many of the minor crimes, as well as quite an
ajipreciable ratio of the graver offenses, primarily result from a famished stomach more than
from a depraved heart or an uncultivated conscience.
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p. VAN SCHAACK <S: CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1S62,
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The Industrial School.— This juvenile jail, the primary department of our municipal
reformatory mstitutions, occupies a beautiful and Iiealtliful suburban location on the San Jose
Road, betweu five and si.x miles southwest of the Oity Hall. Its dimensions, accommodations,
and general condition remain unchanged since last year except by the addition of a larfre stable.'
As a pleasing proof of the gradual progress of this institution we note the fact, as shown by
successive reports, that the number of youth committed liy their parents for unmanacability,
and, especially, the number of those recommitted, annually diminishes. In the distinctiveiy
reformatory department its management continues that firm, quiet,, and thorouglily-efticient
discipline which wayward youth most need, while the various industi-ial occupations, both out-
doors and in, continue as varied and general as the public appropriation permits, constantly
demonstrating, if demonstration were needed, the indispensable value of profitaUe industry in
the reclamation of \'icious youth.
The House of Correction.— Upon the same lot as the Industrial School Buildin", and
about a hundred yards northeast of it, the New House of Correction is steadily rising. It has
the general form of a hexagon, with projecting wings in front and at each adjoining side. The
diameter of the main building is ninety-two feet ; tlie dimensions of each wing forty -four feet by
one hundred and thirty-seven. The foundation and basement walls are of stone ; the remain-
ing ^three stories of brick. The contract for its erection was awarded to Demiis Jordan, for
.$12.3,000, gold coin, in September, 1874, and work immediately commenced. Messrs. Bugbee
& Son, architects.
The City and County Hospit.al is located in the southern part of the city, on a lot
bounded by Nevada, Sierra, and Nebraska streets, and Potrero Avenue, and containing about
ten acres. The main building faces the west, the entrance being on Potrero Avenuef which
runs nearly north and south. AH the buildings are of wood with brick basements, except the
kitchen and laundry which are wholly of brick. The different buihlings are : The administrative
and dining haU buddings, each three stories high, situated in the center of the block opposite
each other on either side of the covered corridor, ^vhich runs lengthwise of the premises ; the
kitchen and launtlry, back of the dining rooms; the gate house, stable, morgue, operating rooms,
etc., conveniently located in various places, and, lastly, six long pavilions, each two stories
high, and designed to accommodate sixty -four patients with their nurses. These will contain,
with the most generous allowance for space, three hundred and eighty-four patients, and are
considered amply sufficient for present purposes. It is designed, eventually, to have twelve
paWbons bmlt in pairs on either side of the corridor, and parallel mth the main buUdhig. The
number of patients in the hospital, July 1, 1874, was three hundred and thirty-seven. In
addition to those taken in, there are treated at the hospital some ten thousand or more out-
patients annually. The number of prescriptions put up for this class alone, every year, ia over
ten thousand.
Alms House. — In 1867 the erection of such an institution became imperatively necessary
in order to relieve the City and County Hospital of the permanently disabled and superan-
nuated who had accumulated for years, and a large, substantial, and commodious wooden build-
ing was erected for this purpose near Lake Honda. The house will accommodate five hundred
persons, and up to the present time has proved amply sufficient to meet the pubUc want, the
average daily number of inmates, during the past year, lia\'ing been less than four hundre<l.
The expense of maintaining this noble, charitable institution, during the year 1874, as shown by
the Auditor's Report, was S73,756.38.
New School Houses. — Probably in no city in the Union is greater interest displayed in
schools and institutions of learning th.an in San Francisco, and it must be a matter of gr.atifica-
tion to every parent and friend of education to know that our School Department is exerting
itself to the uttermost to keep even pace mth the steady and rapid growth of the city. To do
t]i;.i additional permanent buildings for school purposes became necessary and the erection of
ti'. c new school houses in different localities determined upon and commenced. One on Green-
w'lrh Street, between Jones and Leavenworth, to accommodate the large number of pupils in
tliat quarter who are now attending school in low, dark, and iU-ventilated rented rooms.
Another on Mission, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, and a third on Geary Street,
upon a portion of Hamilton i^uare, which has been set apart for school pui-jjoses by the Board
of Supervisors. As these burtlings are to be of the same size, and differ but little in constmc-
tion and cost, one description will serve for all. The main building will be fifty-two feet two
inches by seventy -nine feet seven inches, with two wings, each twelve feet ten inches by thirty-
five feet. The basement story will be of brick, seven feet six inches high, above which will
rise three stories of wood, each story to be budt separate, the two lower to be fourteen feet and
the upper to be sixteen feet, from floor to floor. The top of the first floor to be six feet above
the grade. They are to be well lighted and ventUated, and supplied with gas, water, and
every convenience for the comfort of pupils and teachers. They are to be built by Thomas
Noble & Co., and will cost, respectively, .'S29,500, S2S,000, and .¥26,500. Another and lai-ger
building is to be erected on Eddy Street, between Polk Street and Van Ness Avenue, by M. E.
Smith, at a cost of .?37,000. The main structure iviU be of the same dimension as those given
above vrith two wings, thirty-eight by thirty-five feet each. This building will accommodate
eighteen classes of sixty each, or one thousaml and eghty pupUs. There is, also, at the conerr
of Noe and Temple streets, a smaller, four-class budding, just completed, for the accommoda-
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tion of the large nuu.ber of families settling in the beautiful valley ^etween is oe Street and the
« Mission Hills In a.Wition to these it is proposed to move the old Kmcon School House to the
g ieTt,^ part of the lot facing on Perry Street, and erect, upon the remamder of the lot frontmg
S on SU™r Street, a large buU'ling which will accommodate six hundred and sixty grammar and
W , ^""rlauw^'oF Lnteknal Comjiuxicatios. -Under this head one may class the extension of
old streets-and the opening of new ones; the adoption of new methods of pavmg, and the un
provement of those alreatly in use; the gra.iing sewenng, ^-^^ paving of both old and nev,
•rt streets; the grading, curbing, planking, paving, and lapng of crossmgs and sidewalks, with th.
rt i extension of horse-car routes, and the completion, eqmpment, and operation of newlmes.
** AMiile it is obviously impracticable to attempt an>-thmg more than the mere mention of most
J3 1 of these, we subjoin the latest obtainable details of our Horse Railroads, as the most important
public means of internal communication.
Sipeet Railroads.
If streets and avenues arc the city's arteries and veins, the horse car is the most vital cor
puscle that circulates through them. Indeed, mthout the horee car the busmess and social cir-
M culation in the outer portions, and especially tlie remote suburbs, would dimmish to positiv
•o ' stagnation, if it did not wholly cease. But for the horse car the population would pack itseli
° intS unhealthful density in and about all those quarters most devoted to manufacture, trade, and
leading occupations, and large cities would presently sutler from a social or cmc '-congestion of
the htart " It is hardly too much to say that the modem horse car is among the most mdis-
pensable comUtions of modern metropobtan growth. It is to a city what steam-car and steam-
ship Unes are to a State or a country. In these modem days of fashionable efleminacy and
Habbv feebleness, which never walks when it can possibly nde, the horse car virtually faxes the
ultim'ate limit of suburban growth. The easier, faster, cheaper, more frequent, and abundant
are the means of transit from center to circumference, the more rapid wiU be the growth, and,
at the same time, the better the sanitary condition of that city.
From the wonderfully rapid growth of this city as already stated, one would immediately
infer that, in respect to this, she enjoys unusual facilities even among the most progressive Amer-
ican cities. Such is the fact. Few, if any, cities in the Union, of equal population, crowd their
inhabitants as little. Everybody has room, and the principal cause of that most imusual fact,
which contributes so directly and so largely to the unequaled healthiness of the city, is the con-
venience and the cheapness with which laborers and the poorer classes generally can reach
comparatively roomy and sunny suburban homes by means of plenty of horse cars and low fares.
Eight companies, o-miiug and operating nearly forty-five miles of routes, about eighty nules
of track, ranning two hundred and twenty cars, employing seven hundred men and seventeen
hundred horses, perform this indispensable public service. The aggregate number of passen-
gers carried over these roads during the year 1S74, exceeded twenty -seven miUion ; gross
receipts, .$1,350,000. In accordance with usual custom we subjoin them in alphabetic order,
for ob\-iou3 convenience of reference :
The C'extr.vl R.ulro.vd Co. owns two main lines, both double track. One runs from the
water front, on VaUejo Street near Front, to the junction of Eighth and Brannan streets— two
miles and seven eighths ; the other, from Taylor Street, between Etldy and Turk, to the junc-
tion of Post Street and Cemeteiy Avenue," Lone Mountain — two miles and a quarter. Total
length of both lines, with sidings, five miles and one eighth. A branch track from the comer
of Turk and FiUmore streets, through Turk, Devisadero and Fell streets, to the new Golden
Gate Park — one nule — is in process of construction, and will be completed, stocked, and operated
as soon as the Park becomes sufficiently attractive. The company had in 1874 twenty-four cars
in regidar daily use, sixteen on the Citj' Front Line, and eight on the Lone Moimtain Line — all
of the usual pattern, seating twenty -two passengers each. It has ninety employes upon its rolls,
an<l owns and works tno hundred .and twenty horses. The conductors and drivers, one to
each car, receive from $2. 50 to S2. "5 a day. In fare, the company ailheres to the obnoxious
old rate of four tickets for a "quarter," and exacts ten cents for a single fare. Passengers who
desire receive a transfer from either line to the other without extra expense. In 1874 this road
carried an aggregate of about three million of passengers, making its gross earnings amount
to §1'.K),000.
The C'itt Railroad Co., commonly called " Woodward's," from the name of its principal,
if not exclusive, owner, or " Mission Street," from the name of the street upon which most of
its property lies, owns and operates one double track, main line — " The Mission Route " — from
the comer of Second and Mission streets, straight along the latter to Twenty-sixth Street, a
distance of three miles ; and one branch line — "The City Route " — mostly double track, from
Woodward's Gardens, Mission Street, between Thirteenth .and Fourteenth, through Mission,
Fifth, Market, iJupout, and Sutter streets, to the comer of Sutter and Sansom streets, about
two and one quarter miles. This line is noted for ha\'ing first introduced the " bob-tail, " or light,
one-horse car, seating but fourteen, ha^-iug no conductor, but requiring each passenger to deposit
his own f.irc or ticket — which he obtains of the driver through a small brass gate swinging hori-
zontally in the front door — in a patent receiver with glass front and back, and a tipping bottom
from which, by pulling a strap, the driver shps or drops each fare or ticket as soon as depos-
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ited, into a metal box below, which is unlocked and emptied of its contents once each round
trij) by the secretary or his agent, as the car passes the depot or the otfice. This company owns
forty cars, besides a number of large, opeu cars for summer excursions ; two hundred and
twenty horses, and regularly employs thirty-five drivers, at $2.50 per day. It sells five tick-
ets for twenty-five cents, charges but five cents a single fare, keeps its cars cleaner and better
lighted, runs them oftener and faster, and, upon tlie whole, pleases the general pubhc better
than any other line. During 1874 it carried about four million of passengers.
The Clay Street Hill Railroad Co. is remarkaWe for combining steam and horse power
in the traction of its cars. The exceeding steepness of the grade along the first seven blocks
from its eastern terminus westward, in some parts exceeding one foot in eight, renders it
wholly impracticable, if not quite impossible, for any ordinary span of horses to pull up any but
the smallest cars and the lightest loads. In this juncture the ingenious and enterprising com-
pany, encouraged by energetic citizens living upon the adjacent hights or o\vning adjacent
property, became the pioneers in the employment of a steam engine acting upon an endless
underground steel-wire cable, by which to draw loaded cars up the gi-ade swiftly, smoothly, and
safely. At the top of the grade stands a stationary engine of thirty-five horse power. This
operates heavy machinery, which steadily winds the mre cable at a uniform rate, in one direction,
up one track and down the other. This rope cable is of the best steel wire, upward of three inches
in circumference, about one mile and three eighths long, and weighs nearly five tons. The cars
receive the motive power through tenders or dummies, coupled to them in front and provided
with strong gripping-clamps or grippers which reach down through a narrow continuous slit or
slot nearly under the center of the car, and firmly grip the cable which instantly communicates
its motion to both tender and car. They stop by releasing their grip upon the running cable
beneath and remain stationary, or avoid running doini hill by four strong brakes which,
instead of acting directly upon the wheels as usual, present four long, fiat surfaces which, when
pushed squarely down upon the track exert a friction which proves amply sufficient to hold
them securely in place without the least sign of slipping under even the hea™st load. Judg-
mg by the throngs of spectators and passengers for months after the opening of this road, it
was for a long time an open question whether it was the greater mechanical curiosity or muni-
cipal convenience. The steep gi-ade, up and down which the company employs steam power,
extends from the inner or city end, at the corner of Clay and Kearny streets, to Leavenworth
Street, a distance of seven blocks, or nearly three quarters of a mile ; thence to the outer or
suljurban terminus, nearly two miles, the oars are drawn by horses in the usual manner. Among
the minor conveniences of this line, the pulilic notice with pleasure that it was the first and,
thus far, remains the only one which provides its cars with clocks, and keeps them, like the
other equipments of the line, always in excellent running order and sharply ' ' on time. " Mechan-
ically and financially, the road has proved a gratifying success to its ingenious and enterprising
projectors and owners. This company also, as well as the Central, proposes to extend its line
through Clay Street and First Avenue to the Golden Gate Park at as early a day as an obrious
public demand shall justify the expense. The present working force is thirty-three men,
twenty-two horses, and fourteen cars. Five tickets for a "quarter ; " single fares at same rate.
During the whole period of its operation, since September, 1873, the road has carried nearly two
million of passengers without accident of any kind. At present its daily travel averages about
four thousand, and the consumption of coal, fifteen hundred pounds. As far as known it is the
only road of the kind not only in the United States luit in the world.
The Market Street Horse Railway Co.'s main line begdns in Market Street, near the
water front, and runs along Market and Valencia streets to Twenty-sixth Street, nearly four miles,
over a fine double track the whole distance. Its Hayes Valley branch runs from tlie junction
of Market and Hayes streets, through Hayes, Laguna and five other streets, to the comer of
O'Farrell and De\'isadero streets, nearly two mdes. Since August, 1874, the cars of this route
have been rumiing as a separate line from the water-front terminus at the foot of Market Street,
direct to the tenninus above named, thus avoiding the former inconvenience of changing cars at
the Hayes Valley junction. Upon both lines the company now runs about thirty cars, employs
ninety men, and o'wns two hundred and forty-five horses. It sells five tickets for twenty-five cents,
pays "its conductors and drivers §2.50 a clay, and during 1874 received §163,912 for carrjang
three million two hundred and twentv-six thousand four hundred and twenty passengers. Its
cars are chiefly remarkable for unusual width and roominess, and, consequently, superior ventila-
tion, -Hnth greater comfort, and usually make quick time. .
TuE North Beach and Mission- Railroad Co. runs two main, double-track lines, having
a general direction at right angles to each other and intersecting at the corner of Fourth and
Folsom streets, where either transfers to the other without extra charge. The one commonly
called the City Route, has its southern terminus on Fourth Street, corner of Townsend, at the
offices of the Central, Southern Pacific, and California Pacific Railway companies, whence it
extends through Fourth and Kearny and other important streets to the junction of Mason and
Francisco streets. North Beach, a distance of two and seven eighths miles. Tlie other, more gene-
rally known as the Mission Route, runs from the corner of Kearny and California streets, domi
the'latter to and along Battery Street, through First and along Folsom to Twenty-sixth Street
its southerly terminus, about "three miles and three quarters. Total length of both lines, all
double track, six and five eighths miles. On both lines the company regularly runs between
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tliirty anil forty cars, owns two hundred and fifty horses, employs a hundred and thirty men,
pays'ita conductors and drivers S2.50 a day, sells five tickets for a "quarter," and charges no
more in projiortion for a single ticket. During 1874 it transported five million passengers.
Its gross receipts for the same period were about §2.51,453.
The Omnibus R.\iluo.\I) Co., like several others, has its two routes, or main douhle-track
lines. The first, or City Route, commonly called the North Beach and South Park Line, has its
southern terminus at tlie" foot of Third Street, near the water front, whence it runs in a generally
northerly direction along Third Street, through Howard, Second, Montgomery, or Sansom,
.Tacksoui Stcjckton, and Powell streets to the junction of the latter with Bay Street, three miles
in all. Going northerly the cars of this line run from Second to Wasliington streets through
Montgomery, hut when returning, drive from Washing'tou to Second streets through Sansom,
until noon. 1 luring the afternoon they reverse this arrangement, and in the evening tliey
run through Montgomery Street only in both directions. Between Sansom or Montgomery
and Stockton streets tlie ears go westerly up Jackson Street, over a grade so steep that the
company employs twelve of its horses as extras, or tow -horses, to help the regular spans
up this most difficult pitch attempted by any horse-line in the city. Returning, the cars
make their easterly transit from Stockton to Montgomery Street, by going down Washing-
ton Street. A branch line, single track, extends from Third Street, easterly, down Braunan
Street to the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 's Docks, conveying passengers to and from the main
City Line without extra expense. The other main line of this company — the Mission Route —
starts from Montgomery Street, between Jackson and Washington, and runs, over a double
track, southerly, through Montgomery Street, along Mai'ket Street to Third, through Third
Street to Howard, along which, westerly and then southerly, it finishes its course at the
corner of Twenty-sixth Street, three and one half miles from its opposite terminus. Total
length of both routes, six and one half miles ; of track, thirteen miles. On the Mission Line the
company runs twelve cars. It has recently commenced running ten of the most elegant, best
constructed, most tlioroughly ecpiii^ped, excellently lighted, convenient, and comfortable one-
horse cars that the skiU and taste of that veteran car builder, John Stephenson, could construct,
ami has ten more of the same pattern now on their way hither. /~3jnong several modern improve-
ments in the new cars, the most notable, as the one likely to prove most generally accept.xble,
especially to ladies without escorts, is the new arrangement of the check strap communicating
with the driver's bell. Just inside the car it divides into two, one of which runs along the upper
corner, on eacli side, from end to end. From these, at convenient intervals, short, connecting
straps h;mg sufficiently low to be conveniently grasped and puUed without rising. Thus, a lady
cm readily give the stopping signal without leaving her seat or asking any one to do it for her.
Over the <-'ity Line the company runs from eighteen to twenty cars. On both lines it emjiloys —
.as nearly as can be estunated in the .absence of official figures, which they appear strangely
reluctant to give — about a hundred and thirty men and not far from thi'ee hundred horses.
It pays its comluctors and drivers .f2. 50 a day, sells five tickets for twenty-five cents, .asks but
half a dime for a single fare, and transfers patrons without extra expense from either line to
the other, at the corner of Third and Howard streets, where the two main lines come nearest
together. According to the Viest practicable estimate this company cai'rieil nearly five million
passengers in 1874, and received therefrom gross earnings which closely approximated $250,000.
ThePotrf.ho andBay View Railroad. — This line begins at the junction of Post and Mont-
gomery streets, and runs somewhat westerly but mainly soutlierly, through Post, Dupont, Mar-
ket, Fifth, Bluxome, Fourth, and Kentucky streets, and Railroad Avenue, to Thirty-fourth Av-
enue, South San Francisco. By agreement with the Market Street Railway Co. , this line also
runs its cars along Market Street to the corner of Sansom. Its total length slightly exceeds
five miles, mostly single track. Fcu-ty-two men, fifty-seven horses, and fifteen ears make up
the list of employes and the inventory of live .and rolling stock. Four fares on this line cost
twenty-five cents ; a single f.are, five cents on the northern section, and ten cents on the south-
ern, the road being operated in two sections connecting with e.aeh other at Townsend Street.
The jiassenger who goes from either secticm to the other must pay another fare. The greater
portion of tlie southerly section of this road runs over water, crossing Mission Bay and Islais
Oeek by suljstantial and expensive bridges. As soon as the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. etiect
the eontemidated change in the route of their i>reseut ti-unk line from Valencia Street to the
.shore line of Mission Bay, the bay wUl be gradually filled in untd the present long, wooden bridges
become bulkheads ahuig the new water front. Upon the completion of this plan the property
interests and gener.al importance of the Potrero and South San Fr.ancisco vnil experience an
immediate, very decided, and unquestionably permanent .appreciation. These localities appear
destined, at no dist.aut day, to become great manufacturing and ship-building centers.
Si'itkh Stuekt Raii.uoad.— The main trunk road, known as the City Route, begins at the
junction of Broadway and Davis streets, on the city front, and runs thence tlirough Broadway,
I'.attery, Sutter, ami Polk streets to the junction of the latter with Broadway .Street, a distance
of two anil one third miles. One branch, the Larkiu Street Route, extends from the comer of
Sutter and Larkin streets, through Larkiu, Ninth, and Mission streets to AVoodward's Gardens,
over the track of tlio City Railroad w,lnch grants the use of so much of its track in return for
the equivalent privilege of running the cars of its northern br.auch line over the Sutter Street
track from Dupont to Sansom streets. The second branch, extends from the corner of Bush
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and Polk streets through Bush, Fillmore, and California streets, and Cemetery Avenue, and to
the junction of the latter -n-ith Geary Street, a distance of one and seven eighths miles. This
line, carrNang passengers direct to Lone Mountain and the neighboring cemeteries, is known a«
the Lone" Mountain Branch. The main line and nearly aU of both branches are double-track
roads. From the corner of Union and Laguna streets a third branch — the Presidio — rung -n-ith
a siinJle track, through Union, Pierce, Greenwich, and Baker streets, three miles to Harbor Vie-w,
on the Bay shore, near the Presidio. StiU a fourth branch, the Pacifio Street, runs along that
street from the main line at Polk Street to Fillmore Street, a distance of eight blocks, or
about one mile. The total length of the Sutter Street Road, including branches, is eight and
one quarter miles. The company o-svns t-wo hundred horses and thirty oars. Several of the
latter are mid-way in size between the usual doable and the modern single-horse car, owing
to the frequency and extent of steep grades, of which this road has a larger proportion than
any other in the city using hoi-ses exclusively. The smaller size of these cars enables theni,
unusually hea\Tly loaded, to dispense with the extra tow horse, such as the Omnibus Company is
regularly compelled to use in surmounting its Jackson Street grade with cars of the usual size
and oarrj-ing ordinary loads. Among the newer ears it has one single-horse oar of a peculiarly
novel pattern, known as the "balloon car," ha-i-ing an oval outline and a dome top, but chieily
distimmished by the fact that the body of the ear turns at will upon the truck which
remaiSs stationary, thus enabling the compmy not only to dispense with the turntable some-
times employed, but relieving the driver from the necessity of unhitching his horses, driving
them round and re-attaching them to the other end of the car. The company employs ninety
men pays its conductors and drivers §2.50 a day, and is one of the three which stdl seU but
four tickets for a "quarter," and charges ten cents for a smgle fare. The main bne and aU
the branches, except the Presidio, exchange transfers -with each other. In 18/4 the company
reports one miUion eight humlred and two thousand six hundred and thirty-nine passengers
carried, and §125,000 gross receipts.
Stejtm Railroads.
SxEiM RAILROAD.S.— From the city's facilities for internal and suburban intercommunication
the mind naturally passes next to her prorisions for rapid transit to points beyond the suburbs,
and thence successively to aU those places within the State, upon the coast, or on the continent,
-with which business demands rapid, sure, and frequent communication.
Our city, now in the middle of its third decade, is yet in its infancy, or at most, just entering
upon its eariy vouth. It is not yet too late to prepare for the immense and rapid growth
which ine^tablv awaits us. Our first native-born generation has hardly yet attained its
maioritv, and is but just beginning to make itself felt in the admimstration of public attairs
Many of our founders yet survive with undiminished vigor and full of experience and counsel
for the guidance of those who have ab-eady become their juvenUe partners m pubhc as weU as
private business, and, in the course of nature, must presently succeed them m the management
of pubUc affairs. It is onlv supreme selfishness which could cause these founders ot a city to
refuse so to order their present plaus as to provide, as wisely and as broadly as possible, no* o^y
for themselves and those who shall immeliately follow them, but for the whole vast future,
however remote. Within ten years New York has discovered that she has ahnost irremediably
lost nearly half a miUion of inhabitants and half a bUlion of wealth by failing to provide or hav-
ing faded to begin to proride, twenty years ago, for ample means of frequent and rapid transit
between the central business portions of the city and the remoter suburbs and outlymg tlistricts,
which the erection of private residences or occupation by modest homes and tenement blocks
would have speedily converted into additional and constantly-extending suburbs, i ifteen years
ago business had crowded residence so far north that the pass.age between store or shop and
home required two hours a day. Few could stand a greater loss of time _ than this, and from
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to her citizens. At the rate of increase which had seemed to have become estabbshed, but
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with her unprecedented growth experienced a very sensible and as i* Proved, a oonhm ous
diminution in ratio. Right across the Xorth River lay Jersey City and the whole of Hudson
County as an almost limitless suburb surrounding it. New \ orkers began to discover that they
could "there find or found homes at less original cost, and at a far less expense of time and
money in the daily double transit. And they also found that they could reach the eastern and
southern suburbs of Brooklyn quicker than the northern ones of their own city. The natura
result foUowed. During the ten years from 1860 to 1870, Hudson Cmraty, ^ew Jersey, gained
neariv four hundred per cent, in "population, while New York gained but eighty per cent, only
one fi'fth as fast. Upon the publication of the census of 1870, New Y ork began to realize the
immensity of her mistake. Her eyes suddenly opened to the fact that, had she built a double
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track accommodation steam railway— or even two of them — from the vicinity of her business
centers through her northerly suburbs out to the Harlem River and its vicinity, running ample
sets of accommodation trains, some running through, at once, to Harlem and its adjoining
suburbs, and others following and stopping at every second or third cross-street along the older
and.nearer suburbs of the city proper, she might have kept the greater portion of this immense
migratory population which nightly tiits to homes beyond her limits, besides retaining their
stiU more immense increase of wealth almost wholly within her own municipal limits and
regularly tributary to her own revenue. From the business centers of New York out to Harlem is
about eight miles. In 18(i0 railways like those suggested could have been built for §500,000
a mile, or a total cost, of course, of $4,000,000. The wisdom of that day decided to save the
§4,000,000 and, in doing it, lost the miUion of inhabitants subsequently di-iven not only out
of the city and county but even into the adjoining State, and carrying with them ten times
the cost of the railroad. Besides this, and worse than this, the now enormously-increased
cost, if not the absolute impossibility of obtaining the right of way through several miles of
former suburlis which have since become almost as densely populated as, and at night even more
so than, the old heart of the city, makes the city powerless to ever remedy that one gigantic blun-
der, by any railways along the surface level. Almost the only approximate remedy — the only
apparently practicable, and, at best, but a partial substitute for the broad, double-track accom-
modation surface lines which might then have been built with such comparative ease and cheap-
ness— appears to be the construction of elevated railways from the vicinity of the Battery, along
both flanks of the city, out to the Harlem River. It is estimated that these could be properly
built for 1300,000 a mile.
The recent report of the American Society of Civil Engineers upon the feasibility of the dif-
ferent plans recommended for rapid transit between the centers and the suburbs of New York,
represents underground railways as so completely impracticable as to be wholly out of the ques-
tion, and favoi's the construction of elevated raib-oads. The single experimental road of this
kind, alreaily built along Greenwich Street, within two blocks of and parallel with the North
River, has had a very perceptible effect in shortening the city, by bringing its extremes very
sensibly nearer together, in point of time as well as in degree of comfort. The committee sug-
gest three improvements : Additional braces to diminish vibration and increase securitj' ; a
change to narrow gauge, and the replacing of its present iron rails by steel. The figures of the
committee show that such roads camiot onlj' be made to meet all the wants of safe, convenient,
and rapid transit, but to yield a fair return on the investment from the very outset. Their dis-
cussions are still in progress ; local capitalists and wealthy citizens are subscribing their thou-
sands ; repeated public meetings are exciting and increasing popular interest, and very consid-
erable and immediate results bid fair to follow. Let us, of San Francisco, be wise in time.
Outside Railkoads. — Owing to her peculiar^ peninsula position, San Francisco has but a
single steam railroad — the Southern Pacific — starting within city limits and directly coimecting
her with the outside world. All the others necessarily end their rails at the nearest convenient
point upon the main land .across the Bay, whence they comiect with the city proper in the usual
way, by swift and commodious steam ferry boats, landing their passengers at adjacent slips along
the city's eastern or harbor front. Of these the western portion of the great Trans-continental
Railroad necessarily claims the foremost place.
Central Pacific. — The compilation of the official reports for any fiscal year necessarily
involves so great an aggregate of computation, with such infinity of detail that it becomes well-
nigh impossible, or at least, has thus far proved so, to reach the fuU report of certain and final
results much before the middle of the year following. Mainly through the courtesy of Secretary
Miller we present the latest obtainable statistics. The total length of track is one thousand four
hundred and thirty-one miles. This aggregate comprises eight hundred and eighty-three miles
of iiiain track, from San Francisco to Ogden ; one hundred and fifty-two miles of the Oregon
di\-ision, from Roseville to Reading ; two hundred and seventeen miles of the Visalia division,
from Lathrop to Sumner ; Oakland and Alameda branches twenty-one miles ; San Josti branch,
from Niles, seventeen miles ; total length of sidings, one hundred and forty-one miles. The rolling
stock comprises four thousand three humb-ed and seventy-one cars of all kinds, exclusive of
engines. The floating stock, including bay and river steamers, ferry boats, and barges, numbers
thirty different craft, with a total registered tonnage of fourteen thousand three hundred and
seventeen tons, which would propably equal an aggregate carrjdng capacity of fully twenty
thousand tons. During 1874 this railroad carried one million sixty-two thousand six hundred
and fourteen tons of freight ; transported six hundred and twenty thousand two hundred and
seventeen passengers ; employed, in all capacities, neai-ly one thousand persons, and paid for
their services upward of .$1,000,000. The excess of passengers brought west over the number
carried east, in_other words the gain to the population of the State on through passengers by rail
for the year 1874, was thirty thousand one hundred and forty-one. As is generally understood,
though not ahyays known by parties liraig at a distance, the Central Pacific RaOroad does not
strictly lead directly into, or out of, San Francisco. The end of its rail — its western terminus
proper— is on the head of the immense Oakhand Pier, whence its passengers and freight complete
their long overlaml journey in steam ferry boats which quickly transport them across the
remaining three miles of San Francisco Bay still necessary to be passed before they fairly land
in the Pacific metropolis.
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, p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
PROGRESS OP THE CITY. 25
SorTHERN Pacific. — This company was incorporated for the purpose of constructing and
operatiiii: a railway from San Francisco to a point on the Colorado Eiver at or near Fort Mojave,
au estimated distance of six hundred and twenty -nine miles, there to connect with the Atlantic
and Pacific R.aUway or Thii-ty-fifth Parallel Route, with a branch ria Tehachepi Pass and I^os
Anceles, to Fort Yuma, a distance of three hundred and fifty-three mUes, where it is to connect
with the Texas Pacific Railway. The road is now completed and in operation from San Fr.ancisco
to Tres Pinos. a distance of one hundred miles. Besides this a branch — called the Pajaro Branch
commences at Camadero, eighty-two miles south of San Francisco, and runs thence by way
of Pajaro, near Watsonville, to'Soledad, sixty miles. "Within the year a section of fifty miles on
the Los Angeles division, running from San Fernandino to Spadra, has been completed. In
December, 1874, the Los Angeles and San Pedro RaUroad, running from Los Angeles to
WUminaton, twenty and a half miles was consolidated with the Southern Pacific, thus gi\-ing
a total of three huncb-ed and five and five one-hundredths miles of this road now completed and
in operation. The branch line from Florence Station to Anaheim, twenty-one miles, is in course
of construction and nearly finished. The completion of this route, -n-ith its numerous and exten-
sive connections, is of great importance to our State, as it will open up business not only with a
large and fertile portion of Southern California, but with Arizona and Northern Mexico. Upon
completing its connection -n-ith the Texas Pacific Railway it will furnish a short line from San
Francisco, through Texas to New Orleans and the country bordering on the G ulf of Mexico.
This -will connect the Southern Pacific States with the GuU States and the Southern Atlantic
States, liy a more nearly aii--line route, and one which the snows of winter will never obstruct.
This road is the only steam railway running directly into San Francisco, and actually landing
its passengers fairly" within the city without the intervention of ferry boats.
The C.u,lFOENl.i Pacific employs upon its cars and steamers and in and about its offices
some three hundred men, whose annual wages aggregate S250,000. Among the more iniport.ant
items of its annual business for 1874, one hundred and eight thousand three hundred and ten
passengers brought, eighty-eight thousand five hundred and fifty-five carried, -srith forty-one
thousand eight hundred "and' twenty-three tons of freight from San Francisco, and thirteen
thousand eight hundred and sixty tons toward the city, constitute the chief. Its passenger and
freight business is constantly increasing -svith that of aU the California railroads. The amount
received in 1874 for the transportation of passengers, freight, mails, express matter, etc., was
SI. 054, 066. 14. The total amount of freight carried was one hundred and ninety two thousand
eight hundi-ed and three tons. , , ^\ -^ c
The S.vx Fr.vncisco a>-d North Pacific, extending northerly across the bay thirty-tour
miles to Donohue, and thence by raU up the beautiful Petaluma and Russian River valleys
through Santa Rosa and Healdsbiirg to Cloverdale, fifty-four miles farther, is among the best-con-
structed and best-managed roads directly connecting -svith the city. Besides its increase of
passengers and freight naturally resulting from the fertility and steady gro-ni;h in population of
the charming country which it "traverses, by also furnishing the quickest and pleasantest route
to the Oeysers, it is constantlv recei%-ing an increased proportion of pleasure travel both of our
own residents and of the visit'ing throng of tourists from abroad, whose patronage annuaUy con-
stitutes a relatively larger factor in the prosperity of all main lines of public travel throughout
California. c lo-- • ii.
The North Pacific Coast Rail-way.— This road, formally opened January 5, Ibio, is the
first narrow gauge, directly or closely connecting -irith San Francisco, which has yet been actually
constructed. Startim' from deep w'ater at Saucehto on the northern shore of the bay, m Mann
Countv, and but six miles from San Francisco, it runs northerly through the heavy redwood
forests alternating -svith the rich grazing regions of that county, fifty-one miles to lomales the
present temporary terminus ; whence it wiU run up the coast, crossmg Russian River about tour
miles from its mouth ; thence, still northerly, keeping near the coast, tapping the more ha bit-
able and beautiful seaward valleys of Sonoma County, to Gualala, crossmg the (,u.alala Kiyer
in the town of the same name, occupying the extreme southwestern corner of Jlendocino County,
and famous as the outlet of a very extensive and valuable lumber countrj-. Ihe route is
admirably selected, the grades easy and safe, the work thoroughly performed the locomotives
and cars "of the most approved patterns, the stations and piers convement and substantial, tlie
connecting boats accommodate their passengers weU, and make frequent trips, while the pros-
pects of the road indicate that this most important experiment of enterprismg capitalists will
not only begin to oay from its very opening, but insure a constantly-increasing diralend.
B\Y Shore Lixe.— Besides the roads already enumerated heavy capitahsts, who generally
succeed in what they undertake, propose the construction of a new double track, street rad line,
running southward from the city proper, across Mission Bay, along or near the Potrero water
front, by .'^outh San Francisco and the Dry Dock at Hunter's Point, and thence skirting the Q
west shore of the Bay, at lea.st to its southern extremity, fifty miles more or less. As not a .-
spade full of earth has yet been lifted in the construction of this Ime, it cannot strictly claim j^
place among the events marking the actual progress achieved in 1874. Thus far it more prop- ^
erly ranks among the plans than the performances of that year. The obvious and increasing g
need of such a road, however, together with the number, financial resources and executive abil- g-
ity of the parties interested, and the preliminaries already settled upon, combme to encourage the i .
i beUef that the present year will witness at least the beginning of this very important new railway. |
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26 SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTOBT.
Stramshlp Unes.
Six regularly estalilished lines of ocean-going steamships now radiate from this port, north,
south, and west. As the most important among these stands that company whose name and
fame are second only to that of the State, with whose history it became so early coniaected, and
in whose general and esjjecially whose commercial interests it has ever since maintained so
imtiortant a part : , „ i j., • • ^i. u j.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co.— With a single exception— the Cunard— this is the oldest
steam navigation company in existence. It is the largest company ever organized as distinctively
American, and sailing under the stars and stripes. The wi-ecking, burning, and disablmg of
some of its largest ships ; the stock-jobbing in Wall Street ; the opposition of rival lines upon
the ocean and the coinjiletion of the Central Paciho Railroad ; the disclosure of the disburse-
ment, by its .agents, of three quarters of a million of dollars in the effort to obtain from Congress
an additional half million of annual subsidy ; and, finally, the refusal of the Post-office Depart-
ment to pay the subsidy previously received, on account of the company's failure to come to
time in the fulfillment of its contract in regard to the time of completing and placing in service
some of its latest, largest, and finest ships ; aU these have combined to create in the public mind
tlu-oughout the country an unusual combination of distrust and disgust, most damaging to the
company. A change of management, and a change of base by remo^-ing its headquarters from
New York to this city, thus locating in the midst of the merchants from whom its chief support
has come, and, miint 'mine in the future, in a constantly-increasing degi-ee, would prove among
the most certain and powerful means of restorinfj public confidence, and retrieving at once its
reputation and its fortunes. A fleet of thirty hrst-class steamships of wood and iron, -n-ith an
aggregate carrying capacity of nearly one hundred thousand tons, and constantly traversing
regular routes whose total length nearly equals the circumference of the globe, present an array of
naval statistics of which several hicdily respectable second-class nations might well lie proud.
Among the latest additions to its fleet of iron steamsphips, the City of Peking and the C'ity
of Tokio, in size, model, strength, and speed, surpass anything yet known in the merchant
marine ser%'ice of the world. Iron propellers, four hundred and twenty-three feet long, forty-
eight feet wide, haring a registered tonnage of five thousand five hundred ; passenger accommoda-
tions for one hundred and fifty in the cabin and one thoiLsand five hundred in the steerage, are
particulars which convey to any mind familiar with nautical matters some partial idea of the
positive grandeur of these inonarchs of the seas. In perfeotness of proportion, beauty of model,
and strength of construction, the shipliuilder's art has never surjiassed, probably never equaled,
these ocean le\aathans, while in the mdispensable point of speed they easily rival that of the
earlier railway trains. In fact, the terms of the contract require, and the builders — John
Roach & Sons — bind themselves under a heavy forfeit, that the ships shall make fifteen miles
an hour at sea. This would give them a daily speed of three hundred and sixty miles. At this
rate the seven thousand-mile voyage from San Francisco to Hongkong will occcupy less than
twenty days. Besides these ocean monarchs, the company have contracted ^yith the same
builders for three more first-class, iron-screw ships for the great China Line, each of which is
to be three hundred ami sixty-two feet long, with a can-ying capacity of eight hundred steer-
age passengers and three thousand tons of freight. The builders contract that these ships shall
be the fastest in the world, having an average speed of sixteen knots an hour. Two others, of
a different class, are also to be added to the line. The five ships will cost over $4,000,000.
The company runs four different lines. The oldest and best known is the New York and
San Francisco Line, commonly called the Isthmus Route. Four side-wheel and five iron-screw
boats, of over three thousand tons each, constitute this line ; a ship leaves New York every
other Saturday and San Francisco alternate Wednesdays, at noon. Tlie only way port at
which these ships regularly touch, is the Mexican port of Acapulco. Its Central American and
Mexican Line comprises four iron screws, of two thousand tons each, and three side- wheelers.
This line makes regular fortnightly trips between San Francisco and Panama, calling at some
twenty Mexican and Central American way ports ; a ship leaves San Francisco at noon every
other Thursday. The great Japan and China Line, which might properly be called the Americo-
Asiatic, or great Central Trans-Pacific Line, embracing a larger arc of the earth's cii-cumference
than any regularly established route has ever before attempted, is that upon which this great
company seems now concentrating its chief attention, and stocking with the largest and finest
ships ever known to the naval or merchant marine service of the world. It has four immense
iron screws, some of tliem of over five thousand tons each, and four wooden side-wheelers of
nearly cfjual size, and five iron screws of four thousand tons each now in process of construction.
From this fleet of thirteen magnificent steamships, with an aggregate carrying capacity of
seventy-five thousand tims, the company dispatches a ship from San Francisco at noon of
every other Saturday, and one from Hongkong upon alternate Wednesdays. The company's
fourth and last line is the Shanghae Branch immediately comieeting with the preceding. It
comprises fcuir wooden side-wheelers of two thousand five hunclred tons each, one of which
leaves Yokohama for Slianghae, by the way of the inland sea of Japan, and calling at Hiogo
and Nagasaki, four times a month. The company's comiection with other lines than its own
brandies, are as follows : At Hongkong with English and French steamers for the upper ports
of India, and, by the way of the Suez Canal, with the Mediten-anean and Atlantic ports of
MOR&AIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters)
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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southern and western Europe. The New York and S>an Francisco Line connects at Panama with
the Pacific Steam Na^-igation Co.'s lines to all the important Pacific ports of South America.
At AspinwaU it connects vnth the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. , direct to Liverpool ; with the
Hamburg- American Steam Packet Co., to Hamburg; -n-ith the Compagnie Generale Trans-
Atlantique, to France. Within a year an additional line of the smaller ships of this company,
wliich formerlv pUed between San Francisco and the chief ports of Southern California and
Mexico, has become the projierty of the
GooDALL. Xelson ANT) Perkins Steasishtp Co. which, with the youthful vitality and vigor
of a new and strong finn, is fast taking its place among the foremost steamship companies of
the Pacific Coast. This company o-rnis sixteen sea-going steamers, of which two are iron and
eleven are propellers. In measurement, they range from two hunched to one thousand and
three hundred tons, having an aggregate carrjHng capacity of upwards of ten thousand tons.
The company employs most of thes'e ships, together with several smaller steamers, upon its main
or Southern Coast Line, pljTng between San Francisco and San Diego, and touching at all the
more important intermediate ports. It also runs a northern coast line to Victoria, which carries
the English mails. It employs, directly and indirectly, about five hundred men ; has a monthly
pay roll of nearly §30,000, and dispatches, upon an average, one ship every other day. As the
eoiupanv, under'its present organization, or, at least, with its present Hst of ships and Knes, has
been doing business considerablv less than a year it is yet premature to attempt any statement
of annuallreight roll or passenger list. It is safe to say, however, that their aggregate of freight O
exceeds that of any other line upon this coast. Inaugairated but ten years since, and then
commencing with but a single small steamer, the imprecedentedly rapid, and yet always safe,
growth of this company, sufliciently demonstrates the energy and sagacity of its owners and
management. t, i j
The Oregon Steajiship Co. dispatches a steaihship regularly every ten days to Portland,
Oregon, where they connect -with steamers for Puget Sound and Alaska, as well as with the
main railways of the more important part of Oregon.
The Colorado Ste.uiship Co. — Two ocean steamships, four river steamers, and five barges,
constitute the present fleet of this company. It dispatches a ship every twenty days for the
Colorado River and the adjacent ports of the Jlexican Coast, as well as for the mtenor locabties
Ij-ini' along the river, or using the river as the highway of their commerce. Their vessels range
in size from one hundred and fiftv to one thousand tons, and have a total carrying capacity of
five thousand tons. The four river steamers are stem-wheelers of the kind often denommated
wheelbarrows. This line has six agencies ; employs about two hundred men ; can-ies the
Mexican and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s mails, and does no inconsiderable portion of its business in
transporting troops and supplies for the United States Government. The details of their
passenger travel and freight transportation the company prefer to withold from publication.
The ArsTHALiAN and Ajiekicax Steamship Co. nms six powerful, Clyde-buUt, iron-screw
steamers from San Francisco to New South "Wales and New Zealand. These ships range m size
from two thousand five hundred to three thousand five hundred tons. One of them leaves San
Francisco on the fourth Saturday of each month, or as soon thereafter as the closed mails from
Europe for Australia, arrive in San Francisco, ina the Overland Railroad, from New York. On
both the outward and return voyages the ships of this line touch at Honolulu, Sandmch Islands,
and Handavan, Fiji Islands. As eariy as practicable, the company mtends to double the
frequency of their- present trips. The 0T(-nership of this company is nearly equally divided
between EngUsh and American shareholders, thus making it an international company m the
fullest sense of the term. . i v i-
Before finally lea%-ing this topic of steamship lines, it seems not only strictly pertinent but
also to be actually demanded by the present state of pubUc mterest upon both continents, to
append a brief statement of some of the advantages of our great American Trans-Continental
and Trans-Pacific links in the Xeic Highway Around the World. The ex-periences of neariy five
years indicate that the established current of travel does not easily or quickly change its chan-
nels. The simple fact of the opening of a new, shorter, quicker, cheaper, and m aU respects better,
route than any previouslv known, seems to require considerable time to work itselt tairly into tne
understanding or, at leist, the practical appreciation of the merchants and travelers who are
likely to receive its greatest advantages.
To passencers between England or eastern Europe and Japan and Chma, India, or Australia,
the actual distance, by the way of the Suez Canal, is unquestionably less, but m the very
important and usually decisive particulars, is surpassingly in favor of the American Route.
For example : One who had never investigated the matter would hanUy believe what is never-
theless the fact, that, although the distance from London to Yokohama is neariy the same by
either route, the time of passage by the way of San Francisco is twenty daysaTvl the cr^t oj
vassaqe one hundred dollars less. Other an.I very important considerations also favor the Amer-
ican Overiand Route. Going by the way of Suez the traveler must change from one convey-
ance to another at Brindisi, AlexancWa, Suez, Bombay, Calcutta, Point de GaUe, and Hongkong
—no less than seven times.' By the American Route, he changes but twice ; once from steamship
to cars, at New York, and again from ears to ship, at San Francisco. In the very important
matter of comfort and convenience this is of itself almost a decisive consideration
Again, and in respect to the often vital consideration of health, the Suez Route subjects
idies should hear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
him to repeated and extreme changes of temperature in passing from one zone, or climate, to
another. The American Route lies wholly in the temperate zone and through the most equable
portions of it. More, again, and in respect to a matter of such exceeding importance that it
may even become one of life or de,ath, the diflference is so greatly in favor of the American
Route as to preclude any fair comparison. Besides this, the tourist, whose main object is sight-
seeing, and even the commercial traveler, who does not geueraUy object to it, would hardly
hesitate between a route which takes him through tliree thousand miles of the grandest and
most beautiful scenery of a new and strange continent, and one which carries him across a narrow
corner of Egypt and whirls him across a few huncb-ed miles of Central or Southern Hindostan,
or. possibly, gives him a Hying glimpse of the tangled jungles of India. Wliether or not, however,
the traveler possesses much of the artistic sense or the corresponding desire to gi-atify it, every
particle of his physical being wiU luxuriate in the multiplied comforts of the RuUm.an Palace
Cars, those first-class hotels on wheels which presently beguile the occupant into the belief that
he has not left home at all but that, by some accommodating mystery, his home has started on
his journey around the world, and is taking him along as a matter of course. For the benefit
of the large class who prefer a tabular statement of distances, lines, and fares by the route from
London by the way of Liverpool and America, or by the Suez Route from London by the way
of Southampton, we subjoin the foUomug
COMPARISON OF ROUTES.
Via Suez Route.
From
Miles.
Days.
£
11,268
10,518
13,259
11.999
11.439
.56
53
48
«2
57
56
103
103
93
88
Melbourne
88
Via American Route.
Yokohama .
Shaiiyliae. .
Honj^fkong- .
Auckland . .
Sidney
Melbourne .
Miles.
Days.
11,382
34
13,032
42
13,002
40
12,290
44
13,220
47
13,780
48
72
82
82
82
82
87
We may now make the journey around the world in eighty-eight days, or less than three
montlis ; though it is hardly supposable that any one, except upon the pressure of most urgent
business, would consent to make such a journey without many stoppings-over for sight-seeing.
Tile intermediate distances and times by this shortest of the great round-the-world routes, are
as follows :
From
London to Liverpool
Liverpool to New York
New York to San Francisco.
San Francisco t^i Y'okohama.
Yokohama t^) Shan.^hae
Shan^'hae to Hoiiyliong
Hongkong to Calcutta
Miles.
D's.
H's
200
5
3,000
10
3,294
6
6
4,764
19
1,200
4
870
5
3,500
22
From
Calcutta to Bombay
Bombay to Suez
Suez to Alexandria (by rail)
Alexandria to Brindisi or Venice .
Brindisi to London (by rail)
Totals. .
Miles. D's. H's
1,400
3,600
225
8,50
1,200
24,103
88
Fare for the above route £195. In view of the foregoing table, it requires no very sanguine
temperament to believe that the great American Route is diverting to itself the great current
of circumterranean travel, nor is it too much to prophecy that this Trans-continental and Trans-
oceanic Route around the world must speedUy become, and permanently remain, the great
highway of the nations.
Bay and River Steamers and Ferries.
Oakland and Al.uieda Ferry. ^Large and swift steamers make fifty trips a day between
San Francisco and the end of the railroad pier on the Oakland side, whence trains connect for
Oakland and Alameda. Besides the boats of the regular raUroad line, wdiat is known as the
"Creek Route," makes two trips each way daily, between this city and Oakland or Brooklyn.
Behkeley Ferry. —Largely for the accommodation of the students of the University as
well as for the service of the constantly-increasing residents and pleasure seekers. The Berkeley
Ferry Co. runs one small steamer three times each way, daily, between San Francisco and
Berkeley.
Sauceltto Ferry.— This well-known route has become of additional importance during the
year from the fact that Saucelito, long noted as one of the most popular places of summer
resort, and the objective point of frequent picnics, has risen to additional and permanent
importance dunng the present year, as the southerly Kami terminus of the North Pacific Coast
Harrow-gauge Railroad, between S.an Francisco and Tomales. Four trips each way daily, with
an cxtr.T, trip on Momlay morning and another on Saturday evening, make up the weekly serrice
of one of the most iniiiortant ferries along the city front.
TilK Mission Rock Ferry lu.akes hourlv trips between the foot of Third Street and Mission
Hock, several liuiidrcd yards southeast of its city terminus. This locality, formerly nothing
inore tliaii a solitary, barren rock, somewhat noted as a convenient and" favorable spot for
harbor fishing, has become quite an important center of wharves and warehouses.
MOEQAIT & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 29
MiscEliAyEOUS. — Besides the ferries already mentioned as making regular trips eaeli way
daily, are others ruimiug to San Rafael, Antioch, New York, Martinez, Benicia, and VaUejo.
To some of these places, these ferries, running once a day, furnish the only regular means of pub-
lic conveyance ; to others they merely supplement the more important and regular Unes which
take these places merely as way stations, on their passage to other and generally more important
sections.
notrls. Etc.
Having learned something of the general facilities for reaching this city from all parts of the
world, the traveler and business man, or the capitalist who contemplates a ^it to, or, it may be, a
permanent residence in San Francisco, naturally desires, in the next place, information concern-
iiu' her hotels. Long celebrated for the number and excellence of her accommodations for the
traveling pubUc, or for that large class of residents whose tastes inclme them rather to hotel
Uvuu' than to the maintenance of a private home establishment, the Pacific metropolis is
now adding to her famous hotels a mammoth structure, which not only incomparably surpasses
any hotel preWously known in San Francisco, but also upon the entire continent and, indeed,
throughout the ci\-iiized world.
There is probably no city on earth, not even the French capital itself, that presents as many
and as great facilities for carrying on a sti-ictly fu-st-class hotel, as S;ui Francisco. The leading
hotels of this city now m successful operation, are hardly surpassed and very rarely indeed even
equaled, in their manifold excellencies, by those of any metropolitan city of the world. Vfe
have in full abundance all those peculiar requisites that a hrst-class hotel needs, or that its
guests could possibly desii-e. The climate, almost uniformly -mild; a temperature smgularly
equable and agreeable ; markets abouudmg with the tmest of fish, flesh, and fowl— domestic and
wild ; vegetables and fruits of both temperate and tropical climates, in a perfection and profusion
which fairly astonish the newlv-arrived -s-isitor. If any city tliis side of Paris can justly lay
claim to be called the Sybarite' 's Paradise, San Francisco may confidently present that claim.
Excellent and ample, however, as our hotels have hitherto proved, the greatly-mcreased mtlux
of 1 Jeasure-seeking and business risitors, not only from the eastern and southern portions of our
own country, but from Europe and even Asia, made it plainly apparent more than a year since,
that all the metropolitan hotels then existmg, numerous and ample as they were considered at
the time of their erection, had already begun to prove very appreciably and mcreasingly
uisufficient for the annually swelling throng of guests. Realizing this abeady existmg dehciency,
and fuUy assured that each successive month would only -mtness its mcrease, on the tii;st
of March, 1S74, Messrs. Ralston and Sharon, two of the hea%-iest capitalists and most public-
spirited citizens who ever contributed to build up the fortunes of any metropoUs whUe success-
fully accumulating their o^vn, commenced the erection of a mammoth hotel which has thus far
been kno«-n by the most undemocratic name of the
Pal ICE Hotel, and by the constant emploj-ment of a Hteral army of the most skilllul me-
chanics to be obtained in this State, or imported from the East, they have steadily pushed the
git'antic structure toward completion with a rapidity, and at the same time a substantiabty,
unprecedented in the history of gi-eat building enterprises. OccupjTiig the southwest comer
of Xew Montgomery and Market streets, this architectural monster rears its huge front tor
two hundred and seventy-five feet along the south side of Market Street, from New Mont-
gomery to Anna, and stretches its vast flank three huntlred and fifty feet along New Montgom-
Iry and Anna streets to Jessie. It covers nmety-six thousand two himdred and hfty square
feet or nearly two acres and a quarter. Its form is that of an immense hoDow quadrangle.
Its main front and entrances are on New Montgomery Street. Commencmg two stories uuder-
groimd, it i-ises seven full stories above, and through a considerable portion has eight, htoue,
marble, iron, and brick are the chief materials. Of the latter, twenty-six million were used
in Its construction. The lower story has a hight of twenty-tive feet in the clear, while the
uppermost is fourteen. The walls and partitions are built of stone and brick, laid m cement,
and everywhere made as neariy earthquake proof as possible by broad, iron bands ot such
iuunense size as to require neariy three thousand tons for this purpose alone. Ihe buililmg
incloses three inner courts, connecting 'B-ith the adjoining streets on either side, and with each
other by broad, arched doorways through separate walls of massive masonry \\ ithin these
courts large gardens and parterres of tropical plants and rare exotics roofed with glass beauti-
fied with statuary and made delicious by the constant playing of sparkhng fountams,
and delight the guests. Around these gardens, on a level with each story, broad galleries or
arcades, brilliantly Hghted at night, ^^•ill afford most inriting promenades tor aU the transient
guests or more permaSent residents of this truly palatial home In this latter particular, indeed,
it will quite closely resemble the Palais Royal in Pans, and the Hote Iturbide m Mexico.
Seven hundred and fifty-live suits of rooms and guest chambers besides mimense recei^on
rooms, public and private pariors, dimng and breakfast halls, both pubhc and private, with
spacious dining rooms for chUdren and servants, music pavihon and baU room, ladles dra«-mg
rooms and parlors, three hundred and seventy-seven bath and toilet rooms, are a few of the
more prom£ient statistics, from which the observant reader may mfer the rest, i-rom the
lower or garden floor of the bazaar or promenade gallenes, rear entrances «t11 admit guests
directly into the elegant stores which are to occupy the lower floors along Market and New
Montgomery streets Each of these stores wiU have a show window facing upon the prome-
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naile, along which, completely sheltered from the weather, lady guests may pass at pleasure,
auil without t)ie necessity of covering, to and fi'om the various shops. Upon New Mont-
gomery and Market streets there will be eighteen of these double-fronting or rearless stores.
Among the additional statistics are sixteen thousand live humlred square feet of marble,
twelve thousand square feet of slabs and tiling, six hundred and eighty-tive thousand lights of
plate glass from England, and three thousand seven lumdred lights of French plate glass, of
double thickness. While it is, of course, wholly impossible to begin to enumerate all the
various details, we may mention the fact that the owners have contracted for four thousand
locks and forty -eight thousand keys. These are to be made in San Francisco. The contract
price of each lock, with its aecomjjanying keys, is $5, thus making the locks and keys alone
cost the snug little sum of $20,000, in gold. The furniture, made by special contract in this
city, of the finest and most diversiiied native woods, costs §500,000. The cost of the gi-ouud
was .$1,000,000; of the builiUng, .ifl,750,000, which, with that of the furniture, as above, makes
a total cost of §3,250,000. The lessee is that prince of hotel managers, Warren Leland, whom
all the traveling world knows so weU that any attempt at description or compliment would be
simply an intrusive imjiertinence. The building is to be completed and ojjened in July of this
year. Its myriads of bay windows, diversifying the four immense fronts from top to bottom, par-
partially relieve the indescribable massiveness which would otherwise characterize the builiimg,
while its unique and beautiful exterior fuiish of pure white and gold at once delight the eye and
justify its name. This superb edifice, surpassing aU the hotels of the world in grandeur, splen-
dor, and completeness, must form for years not only the pride of this occidental metropolis, but
the architectural crowu of the Pacific Coast.
The Grand Hotel. — On the opposite side of New Montgomery Street, fiUing all the space
between it and Second Street, stands a hotel which was, and, in the judgment of many, still is,
more harmoniously proportioned architecturally, more finely designed and artistically finished,
and, withal, more tastefully decorated than any in the city. Immediately upon its comiJetiou
it became, and has since remained, the great favorite, both with transient visitors and perma-
nent residents. In the opinion of many it combines, more completely than any other, the very
desirable qualities of elegance, quietness, and homelike attractiveness. It occupies a lot three
hundred and ten feet on New Montgomery Street, two hundred and seven on Market, and
one humlred and sixty on Second. Including the Mansard roof, it is four stories high. It con-
tains foiir hundred rooms, and can conveniently lodge and dine six hundred gnests. In construc-
tion it is completely framed of heavy timber, bolted and strapped with thick iron bands and
heavy anchors, which gives to it the utmost possible strength and solidity. Nervous people
consider it more completely earthquake proof than any public house in the city. Its external
decoration is elaborately ornate, which gives to the building a light and tasteful appearance,
combined M'ith a kuid of au-y elegance, hi most marked contrast mth the ponderous and majes-
tic Palace Hotel directly opposite. Its halls are unusually wide, aii-y, and cheerful ; its general
arrangement exceedingly convenient, and its furniture, carpets, and general appointments rich,
comfortable, and inviting. Tlie furniture was manufactured in Europe and the East expressly
for this hotel, at a cost of §275,000. The general internal decorations of the house are simple,
yet tasteful and elegant. The beautiful and cheerfully -lighted dining rooms seat three hundred
guests at once. Inmiediately adjoining the mam dining room are commodious separate dining
rooms for ehddren, nurses, and servants. The bath rooms, launtlries, kitchens, pantries, fire-
places, etc are numerous and ample. In short, the architect and builders omitted no provision
winch could add to the comfort and satisfaction of its gTiests. The monthly rental of the
various suits of rooms varies from §150 to §500, -nath board. The daily charge for sin>de
rooms and board is three dollars. The present lessees are G. S. Johnson & Co., and the favor-
able estmiate unanimously placed upon their management by the guests of the house during
the past four years is the best possible evidence of their abiUty to conduct so vast an estabUsh-
ment.
The Occidental Hotel, on the east side of Montgomery Street, occupies the whole
block between Bush and Sutter streets, and half of that stretching from Montgomery to San-
som. Ihis well-known hotel, alike large m its material dimensions and in the hold which it
has upon the public estimation, stands as one of the most substantial m construction, conven-
ient m .arrangement, and complete in appomtmeut, of the really first-class houses of the city.
l< our full stories, besides a lower attic story ; aU the usual concHtions of a fairly-appointed, first-
class hotel ; a large, beautifully-huished elevator, smoothly and swiftly run by hydraulic press-
ui-c, IS amoii" its chief couvemences. As one of the most celebrated hotels upon the Pacific
Slope, It needs less extended and minute description than those houses of more recent estab-
lishment which have not such an immense ai-my of former guests and transient boarders, every
one ot which becomes a travcluig advertisement of its many excellencies
TnK CosiioroLiTAN stands upon the northeast corner of the same block as the Occidental.
By later extensions its north front stretches along Bush Street, untU it joins that of the Occi-
dental, the t«o forming one of the fmcst architectural fronts in the city. In exterior finish it
IS somewhat niore ornate than its great neighbor, while withm, in point of general exceUence
of arrangemeiit and richness, it is entitled to a conspicuous place in the front rank of the lead-
ing iioteis ot the city. Prominent among its fellows is the
Lick House, upon the west side of Montgomery Street. The eastern front occupies an
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eutire block, extending from Sutter to Post streets, \^^th a depth of from one hundred to two
hundred feet. It is excellently finished, and luxuriously furnished throughout, while its
caisine, as attested by its numerous guests and patrons, is not excelled by any institution of its
kind, ^^^lile enjojTng such an enviable reputation for its creature comforts, it is justly and
widely celebrated for its elegantly elaborated, highly ornate, and most artisticaUy-tiuished
dinin'"' hall, which is the truest on this continent, and, it is said, is not surpassed by any in
Europe. Among the many valuable and really beautiful results of the limner's art which
adorn the walls are to be seen several most living and natural views of the wonderful Yosemite
Valley, by eminent California artists.
In point of numbers, size, and excellence of its hotels, San Francisco is not exceeded by any
citj' in the Union, and very probably by none in the world. Aside from those already designated
and partially described, may be mentioned the Kuss House on the west side of Montgomery
Street, between Sutter and Pine ; the American Exchange, corner of Sansom and HaUeck
streets ; the Brooklyn Hotel, on Bush Street, between Montgomery and Sansom ; the Inter-
national Hotel, on Jackson Street ; the once-famous What Cheer House, on Sacramento Street,
so long, well, and favorably knoini to all old Califomians, as the point of departure either to
the ' ' States " or to the mines. These, with some sixty or seventy others, any one of which in
its grade cannot be excelled, if equaled, in any city of the civilized world, go to make up the
hotel accommodations of the city.
Bo.iKDiNG AXD Lodging Houses. — As a supplement (if any were required) to the large list
of hotels, there are in the city about eight hundred houses occupied wholly or in part as lodg-
ing houses, or for the accommodation of both boarders and lodgers, in many of whieh, at less
expense than in any other city in the United States, one may enjoy all the comforts of a
home.
Theaters.
Worshipers at the Thespian Shrine have ample opportunity to indulge their passion here,
as theaters and other places of amusement are numerous and weU patronized. The class of
performances enacted at these houses, whether tragic, dramatic, comic, or tragi-comic, is gen-
erally of a high order. Indeed, so fastidious are the San Francisco public in this respect, and
theater patrons and newspaper critics so hard to please, that tlie manager who is so rash as to
produce anything that is not fully up to the standard is sure to lose money by the operation,
while the actor or actress who cannot stand solely upon his or her own merits, independent of
newspaper puffs and printers' ink, cannot achieve a success. Nowhere in the world will an
actor or an actress sooner lind his or her true level than in San Francisco. Some of the brightest
ornaments of the American stage either made their dehid or took their first upward step upon
the ladder of dramatic or theatrical fame before a California audience.
The California Theater, located on the south side of Bush Street, between Kearny and
Dupont, is the largest theater now in operation in the State. Its frontage on Bush Street is one
hundred and sixty-five feet, -n-ith a depth of one hundred and thirty-seven and one half feet. The
stage is seventy-two feet wide by seventy deep, and the auditorium sixty -two feet wide by seventy
deep. The house wiU comfortably seat upward of eighteen hundred persons. The dress circle
and parquet furnished -n-ith softly-cushioned, comfortable arm chairs ; the boxes luxurious m their
upholstering and hangings; the mechanical appliances complete, and the scenery and drop
curtains beautiful specimens of artistic skiU. The builtling was erected in 1869, at a cost of
about .?12-5,000. Under the successful management of that king of the Pacific stage, John
McCuUongh, who is also proprietor, the class of performances, the merit of the actors engaged,
and the public patronage bestowed, it has become in aU respects the first-class theater of this
city, and stands second to none on this continent.
The Grand Opera HorsE.— After many vexatious delays and discouragements, this magni-
ficent tempie of the drama, now budding on Mission Street, between Third and Fourth, is rapidly
approaching completion. The front section of the edifice is already roofed m and the ia?ade is
now being plastered. The intention, according to the original plan, designed by S. C. Bugbee
& Son, was to make the Grand Opera House, in general convenience of plan and completeness
of equipment, one of the finest in the United States. That this plan has been well carried out,
few persons, after an adequate comparison of notes, will be inclined to question. The theater
is owned by a joint-stock company of over five hundred shareholders, the most of whom are
citizens of wealth and position. The capital stock is §300,000 ; the eutire cost of the building
about .^ioO 000. The frontage on Mission Street is one hundred and ten feet, and the depth
toward' Market Street two hundred and seventy-five feet. The structure, three stories high,
is composed entirely of iron and brick, and is so constructed as to render it as nearly as possible
both earthquake and fire proof— the roof of the auditorium resting, not upon the walls, but on
timbers independent of the walls to which they are "tied." Between the auditorium and the
'corridor there is also a thick wall of brick. The architecture is of the Romanesque and Italian
styles in which hea-s-y omature has been carefuUy avoided, so that the entablature, together
with the -n-indow cornices, is more chaste than elaborate. For ingress and egress the most ample
provision has been made. The main entrace is twenty-five feet wade, and there are two side
entrances each twelve feet wide at the extreme ends of the elevation. The pnncipal corridor is
seventy-five feet in length, and of the same width as the door. Behind this is the vestibule or
central hall, thirty -five by eighty-one feet, -nith a beautiful fountam m the center. The Uoonng
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of Iwth the corridor and the vestibule is a mosaic of black and white majble. The aucUtonum
is similar in plan and construction to that of the CaUfomia Theater, and hke that has a wide
corridor whoUy encircling it. Three gaUeries rise above the orchestra circle. The lower of
these, the dress circle, wUl seat over five hundred persons ; next is the family circle, which has
about hve hundred and fifty seats, and the third or upper will accommodate about six hundred
The orchestra circle and parquette will seat eight hundred and twenty, while the boxes will
accommodate one hundred more, thus gi\-ing a total seating capacity of over two thousand hve
hundred. All the seats are to be uphoUtered in an elegant and luxunous manner, and the
gaUery fronts and other prominent features artisticaUy decorated. The stage is eighty-one feet
deep by one hundred and six in width, including the wings. Only the latest and most approved
stage machinery and effects will be used, and the most ample pro\-ision made for scene-shifting
ai-rangements for the production of the spectacular drama. The ilrop curtam will be one of the
handsomest ever designed or painted. The entire building will jdeld a monthly revenue of §3, 600
per month. The theater portion is leased for 5^-2,000 per month, to Frederick "O . Bert, who,
upon its completion, which is presumed will be about the first of next June, will inaugurate the
house by a season of grand opera.
Maguire's New Theater.— This, among the latest and most deservedly popular houses of
public amusement, which bears the name of CaUfomia's veteran manager — almost the pioneer
caterer for public entertainment — stands on Bush Street, on the south side. It occupies a lot
one hundred and thirty-seven feet deep by sixty-eight feet front, and can accommodate one
thousand six hundred spectators. About two years since, Mr. Thomas Maguire, its sole pro-
prietor and manager, rebuilt and opened this theater, which is one of the most elegant and
attractive places of amusement in the city. Here he rapitUy presents one class of performances
after another in a variety and to an extent which includes the whole range of his managerial
experience. All parts of the house have a clear view of the stage, while in acoustic properties
it is surpassed by no theater on the coast. The auditorium has the usual divisions of dress
circle, parquet, and balcony, to which the prices of admission are, respectively, SI and fifty
cents. The company generally includes from forty to fifty actors of all grades of abUity.
Opera House. — On the north side of Bush Street, opposite the new theater just described,
stands this popular place of public recreation. Capable of seating one thousand two hundred
people, it has proved through over two successful years that it knows how to send its guests
home in the best of humor. Its interior, like that of the theater, is divided into di-ess circle,
parquet, and family cii-cle, to which patrons are admitted at corresponding rates. The range
of performances presented keeps pace with all the varieties of the public mood, and affords the
most ample scope for the uttermost versatility of the actors who take part in them. In all
capacities the Opera House employs from thirty to thu-ty-tive persons.
1'koposed Jsew Theater. — Within the past few weeks responsible parties have secured
a large lot, on the corner of Market and Powell streets, on which they propose commencing,
with the least possible delay, the erection of another large, first-class theater. It will have a
frontage of seventy -five feet, and a depth of one hundred and seventy-five. The proscenium
will coml)ine the latest and most elegant improvements lately introduced into such theaters as
the recently erected Boston Globe Theater, and the New Park and New Lyceum Theaters of
New Yi >rk. In extent and safety the facilities for ingress and egi'ess are intended to far surpass
any yet known in this eit}-. Two immense entrances, each twenty-five feet wide, one main
entrance on Market Street, and another side entrance on Powell, connect with vestibules, halls,
passage ways, aisles, and galleries so numerous and ample that the whole vast audience can
safely witlidraw within five minutes. The veteran manager, Thomas Maguire, is now in the
East, prosecuting arrangements for the immediate commencement of the work.
AViL-soN-'s Palace Amphitheater occupies the southwest corner of New Montgomery and
Mission streets. Originally erected during the closing months of 1S73 by John \\ilson, who
; inaugurated it with a grand opening on the eighteenth of the ensuing January, it immeiliately
presented a combination of equestrian talent which attracted paying houses for one hundred and
eighty-three consecutive performances. The buUiling covers about one hundred and twenty -five
feet on Mission Street, by one hundred and sixty feet on New Montgomery. Its interior presents
a fine arena one hundred and twenty -five feet in circumference, surrounded by tier upon tier of
circular seats, each suflicicutly higher than the one in front of it to give every occupant an
unobstructed riew of those daring and skillful feats which so finely display the strength and
agility of man, the grace of woman, and the intelligence of the horse. During the mterval
between the equestrian seasons, Madame Anna Bishop and Frank Gilder gave a monster concert
of patriotic selections, on the fourth of July, 1S74, to an audience of nearly three thousand.
The pojiular love of the circus is even above the average in San Francisco. No where else in
the world, probably, would the general taste more amply justify the Autocrat of the Breakfast
Table in his well-knowni assertion that " the outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man."
Working hard, earning money easily, and spending it freely, Californians and, especially,
San Franciscans, furnish a more liberal support to a larger number of tirst-cLsss theaters and
places of public amusement than any equal population on the continent. Though critical in
taste they arc yet very ardent in their likings, and an actor who once has the good fortune to
establisli a hold upon the afi'ections of our theater-going public, is sure of a generous support
and may count upon the warmest welcome at each successive return.
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 33
Parks, Gardens, DrlTcs, Promenades, Etc.
Our parks are three ; the Yerba Buena, Bnena Vista, and the Golden Gate.
The Golden Gate Pakk. — The Grand Central Park of New York contains but seven hun-
dred and seven acres, used as a park proper. The Golden Gate Park of San Francisco presents a
surface of one thousand and forty-three acres. New York's great park was not actually com-
menced until the fall of 1857, when the great commercial city of the Atlantic was well advanced
in her third century. That of San Francisco was begun in the summer of 1871, before the great
metropolis of the Pacific had fairly entered upon her second decade. In New York, during
several years pending the proposed withdrawal of so many acres from purposes of building and
commerce, the project called forth much heated and bitter discussion. This continued several
years after the commencement of the park improvements. In respect to this particular, San
Francisco presents an entire similarity. The original project, and especiaUy the subsequently
chosen location of the Golden Gate Park, elicited an amount of public misrepresentation and
ridicule never previously equaled and which has not yet fully subsided. In the primary matter
of financial cost and pecuniary returns, it is yet quite too early to institute comparison. Two
facts relating to this part of the history of the Central Park may possibly indicate the proba-
bilities in regard to our own great park which has but just begun to be. The total cost of the
great New York Park, for the first twenty years, including the land, was over §15,000,000. On
the other side stands the great compensatory fact, which the opponents of such pubUc improve-
ments usually ignore or deny, that the increase in the tax revenue in the three adjoining wards,
in 1872 alone, was nearly $4,000,000 over and above what it would have been but for the open-
ing of this great place of popular resort. Hence, laying aside all sanitary and artistic consid-
erations, one can readily appreciate the truth of Mayor Kingslaud's remark, "The people of
New York look upon their park as a great public blessing cheaply purchased. " Except in a
few sordid souls the public opposition to the Central Park in New York has now whoUy sub-
sided before the almost universal public conviction that the outlay upon the park is the most
healthful and every way profitable public investment in the annat of the present, and espe-
cially for future generations, that could have been made.
The Golden Gate Park lies in the western, or possibly northwestern margin of the city. Its
length, lying east and west, is about six times its width. From Fulton Street, its northern
boundary, it extends southerly some eight blocks to Franklin Street, which bounds it in that
direction. The eastern limit of the park proper is the west line of Stanj'an Street. From a
little north of the center of this eastern end the entrance drive, or grand avenue of approach,
with its bordering greenery, shrubbery, and meandering paths, occupjdng the full block between
Oak and Fell streets, stretches eight blocks eastward to Baker Street. Westerly it extends to
the shore of the Pacific, where its "Grand Drive," running nearly north and south, lies along
the line of what would be Fiftieth Avenue, were it completed. It is fifty -six blocks long and
nine blocks wide. The original surface was largely composed of small hiUs, sparsely covered
^"ith low shrubs, with here and there a few stunted trees, and toward the ocean end hills and
banks of wind-blovm sand. Much of it is nothing more than barren sand-doons. After careful
study the most approved plans of covering, protecting, and fencing these sands by the culti-
vation of such trees and shrubs as have been most convenient for that purpose in similar
situations along the coasts of France and Holland have been adopted and tiieir successful
adaptation and execution entered upon. The area of the park includes seven natural lakes or
ponds. Avenues, rides, drives, and walks, eight miles in extent; groves, greens, and grottoes,
arbors, terraces, mounds, and valleys, gardens, lawns, base-balls, and cricket grounds, embank-
ments, cuts, tunnels, and bridges find place among the multiplied improvements and adorn-
ments already completed or contemplated in the present, immediate, and ultimate plans.
Among the indispensable preliminaries, a well yielding eighteen thousand gallons of water a
day was sunk, nearly three mUes of water pipe, of which the larger part is four and one half
iach wrought iron, has been laid. Besides these, the nursery, which was very early established,
has already propagated over sixty thousand plants, of which upward of thirty thousand have
been transplanted to different locations about the grounds. Already more than one thousand
teams a day have driven over the broad, smooth roadway, while five hundred a day is quite a
common average, and the increasingly large number of picnic parties, with the ecjuestrian and
pedestrian visitors, begin to afford satisfactory demonstration that the benefits of the Golden
Gate Park are no longer problematical or prospective. Total disbursements to December 31,
1874, §375,000.
The Commissioners, feeling the necessity of concentrating their resources on the principal
park, have as yet paid but little attention to Buena Vista Park, which, however, will not be
much longer neglected. The fine prospects of bay and city scenery which it presents will,
together with its other natural advantages, make it a most popuhw resort. The small park
around Mountain Lake, as an indispensable feature to the general plan, will also be improved
before long, and Congress will also, almost certainly, grant the use of the most of the Presidio
Military Reservation to the city for the purposes of a park. It wiU, therefore, be seen that
San Francisco is in process of being liberoDy and well supplied with desirable places of out-
door recreation.
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theater, circus, hippodrome, menagerie, skating rink, picnic ground, restaurant, and ererything
in the world of out-door or in-door amusement, or the best possible combination of both, that
can contribute to attract and delight the public, this all comprehensive and most popular resort
is sure to provide. If any visitor can discover a deficiency he has only to make it kno^-n to
the enterprising proprietor who is sure to supply it at the earliest possible moment. It is the
universal verdict of all late visitors, that no citj' in America can show any place of pubhc resort
which provides anything approaching the abundance and variety of means for public recreation
which are here to be found. The immense pavilion is the largest and strongest permanent
wooden building upon the coast. It has the form of a huge parallelogram, with the comers cut
off, thus giiTng its ground outline the shape of a regular octagon. One hundred and fifty feet
long by one hundred and thirty wide, and fifty feet high, with broad rows of strong seats running
entirely around it, and massive galleries also encompassing its whole circumference, and accom-
modates within its acre and a half of extent seven thousand spectators at once. In the center
a solidly -laid, perfectly-fitted, and smoothly -planed floor, one hundred and ten feet long by
ninety in width, furnishes as extensive a scope for skating as the most ambitious could desire.
The new aquarium is most surprisingly delightful and wholly successful attempt at establish-
ing permanent homes for the most rare and curious, as well as the most common and useful of
the tinny tribes. Here also one may study at leisure the mysteries of trout hatching and raising
from the egg to the fully-grown specimens of the largest and finest varieties, until the whole
operation become as clear as the glass through which it appears.
The City Gardens. — On the south side of Twelfth Street, stretching from Folsom to Harrison
streets, and running half a block south. The groimds are finely laid out and ornamented with
shade trees, shrubbery, arbors, etc. It has also a pavilion in which theatrical representations,
balls, and various other popular entertainments follow each other as the successive tastes of its
patrons demand.
PcBLic SgtjAEES Airp Pakks. — Portsmouth Square, commonly known as the Plaza, on the
west side of Kearny Street, extending from Clay to Washington streets and directly fronting the
old CHty Hall, is the oldest, most celebrated, and best finished public square.
Union Square, bounded bj' Post, Stockton, Geary, and Powell streets, and for several years
occupied by the successive buildings for various Mechanics' Fairs, is now one of the most
beautifully-improved and neatly-kept squares of the metropolis.
Nearer the northerly or north central portion of the city, Washington Square, bounded by
FUbert, Stockton, Union, and PoweU streets, supplies a sort of municipal lung for the denizens
in that vicinity.
Besides these, Columbia, Lobos, Alcatraz, Lafayette, Jefferson, Alta, Hamilton, and Alamo
squares relieve their respective portions of the city from undue crowding and suggest to the
neighboring residents the beautiful meadows of their earlier homes, or the arid deserts of Arabia,
according as their grassy or sandy surfaces attest the attention or neglect of the City Fathers.
PROMEN'.iDES. — Montgomery Street is our occidental Broadway. On either side rise some of
the largest and finest retail business houses. Three of the leading hotels are here, and four
others within less than half a block. During the forenoon business occupies its area almost
exclusively. Near its intersection -n^iih California Street, ' ' the bulls and bears of Mammon's
fierce zoology " frequently congregate in crowds so dense as to monopolize the side walks.
Afternoons, fashion claims its place, and well-nigh crowds business, not exactly to the wall,
but out upon the curbstone and occasionally into the gutter.
From three to five P. M. the tide of Mammon ebbs and that of fashion swells in at fuU flood.
Noble and queenly women alternate with their fair and frail sisters, forms of beauty and faces
which range do^vnward from positive plainness to undisguisable ugliness, calicoes, silks, satins,
velvets, broadcloths, beavers, and cassimeres, make up the motley throng, swaying, tiaOing, and
jostling up and down the crowded thoroughfare. Many of the female faces are exceedingly fair,
"as far as we can see," and the forms equally graceful, with the same qualification. Masculine
faces, broad-browed, clear-eyed, firm-mouthed, or fully-bearded, irresistibly impress one with the
dash, the ilrive, and the nerve which have tunneled the everlasting hUls, spanned the continent
with rails, and bridged the Pacific with steamships ere yet the full flush of manhood has fairly
settled upon them. Too many show the full, uncertain Hp, flushed cheek, and dewy eye that
tell of excessive stimulants too frequently applied. Nowhere on earth is the temptation to drink
as strong as here. Business is brisk, competition sharp, and the climate the most constantly
stimulating anj-where to be found. Rivahrj' spurs them on every hand, and scores stand waiting
to take their places the moment they step aside. So they drive till nature falters or weakens
and calls for rest. But nature's rest they cannot or will not afford ; an artificial stimulant is
quicker ; it is everjTrhere close at hand ; it seems to save time ; companions press ; everybody
does it, and they follow the fashion. Business men die suddenly ; on the street to-da}-, to-
morrow at L«ne Mountain. Heart disease, apoplexy, congestion of the lungs, disease of the
kidneys, or lirer complaint, are the causes most generally assigned to that portion of the public
which cannot afford even to stop long enough to inquire. The one great cause of all these
causes few stop to ask, or dare to teU.
Kearny Street, par.allel with Montgomery and but a single block above, or to the west of it,
competes with its companion and rival, Montgomerj- Street, as a great avenue of business and
pleasure. Though some single buildings along Montgomery Street may be finer, the average of
MOEGAIT & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18S2,
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the newer business blocks and buildings of Kearny Street, in some portions of its extent, falls
but little behind that of the great central and more celebrated avenue.
California Street, at right angles with ihe two great thoroughfares mentioned above, and
crossing them at right angles near their centers — the Wall Street of the Pacific— runs straiglit
down from one of the highest summits within the city limits, to within two blocks of the water
front, and there debouches into Market Street. Along the cro-miing hights of its upper por-
tions several of our wealthiest citizens have planted their palatial residences, elsewhere noted,
commanding most extensive %'iews of the city beneath, the bay, Oakland, Brooklyn, and the
bouniling hills of the Coast Range, which slope up toward, and finally culminate in. Mount
Diablo. Farther down, St. Mary's Cathedral, the Alta Building, and leading telegraph offices ;
thence, fi-om Montgomery Street to Battery, the finest array of business blocks and banking
buildings which the city presents.
Market Street is the broad, dividing avenue which separates the older city from the newer,
offers a rare architectural medley to the ej^e of the exploring artist. This great central high-
way is the longest and widest of the city streets. Starting from the water front at the western
margin of the bay, whence it slightly ascends through eight or nine blocks, it runs thence south-
westerly, on a nearly level grade beyond the city limits. Its surface presents nearly every con-
ceivable variety of natural conformation ingeniously vai-ied with artificial distortion. Plank,
rubble. Macadam, cobble, Nicolson, gravel, stone foundation, deep sand, and, finally, undis-
guised dirt, offer their successive and pleasing variety to the exploring eye. Stately blocks,
grand hotels, massive stores, common tenements, and tumble-down shanties form its varied and
picturesque boundary on either hand. AMien the high, summer winds sweep easterly down its
broad avenue ladeued -nith clouds of flying sand from vacant lots along its either "margin, it
sometimes becomes a decidedly open question whether some of the marginal lots really belong
in the department of real estate, or should properly be entered in the catalogue of movable prop-
erty. We have dwelt thus long upon this street, not only on account of its central position
and superior dunensions, but because it is, in respect to many particulars, a representative street.
Others are like it as far as they can be. Did length, width, and direction permit, they would
resemble it still more closely. It is fast becoming the great business street of the city, and,
spite of the roughness and crudeness necessarily attaching to most of the streets of a new and
fast-growing city, it immistakably possesses aU the requisites of the future " Grand Avenue " of
the Pacific metropolis.
Dri^is. — The Cliff House Road stretches westerly from near the end of Bush Street to the
Pacific Ocean beach. Originally a mere trail over the sand hUls, it has become the broadest,
smoothest, hardest, and longest track in the State. If the visitor wishes an idea of California
horseflesh and California turnouts, let him drive out this road almost any day. The roadway is a
fine, smooth, hard surface, wide enough in places for twenty teams abreast, and is often nearly
filled from side to side with the smooth rolling of friendly racing teams, from the natty single
tiuggy to the elegant coach, or hack, and the stately four-in-hand. A million dollars' worth of
legs and wheels flash by a man in a very short time on this fashionable drive, especially on a
racing day. Along this road are two or three road-side inns, which, like the majority of Cal-
ifornia inns, are chiefly drinking houses under another name. At the end of the road stands
the CHff House, so named from its site, the nearly solid top of a precipitous, rocky bluff, or
cliff, overlooking the Seal Rocks, a few hundred feet west; then the fifty-mile sweep of the
Pacific Ocean horizon, broken only by the sharp, rocky points of the FaraUones, low down
under the western sky, and clearly visible when fogs, and mists, and haze permit. South of
the cliff the road winds down the bluff to and out upon the ocean beach, which differs from the
weU-kno-ivn Eastern beach drives except that it is not as wide even at the lowest tides, and that
the ocean view thence is far more seldom diversified with passing sails. The surf, however, is
fair, and the beach usually good, so that brisk driving for two or three miles upon it seldom
fails to put the oxygen into the lungs, the iodine into the blood, and the exhilaration into the
spirits. Some two or three miles south of the Cliff House the road bends easterly, leaves the
beach, and starts back to the city by another way, known as the Ocean House Road, which,
like the former, takes its name from a public house, or hotel, near its seaward end. Ajjproach-
ing the city by this route, one reaches a greater hight than by the Cliff House Road, and some
two or three miles from the city centers enjoys a beautiful \'iew of the southern, western, and cen-
tral city, the shipping, the bay, the opposite shore, the trailing cities and towns whose straggling
houses gleam between the trees of Alameda and Contfa Costa counties, with their grassy foot hills,
the whole view backed and bounded by the dominating peak of old Mount Diablo beyond.
Coming in by this way one enters the city suburbs on the southwest, passing dii-ectly by the
old Mission Dolores, with its famous old church, and makes his way back to the city centers by
Market, Mission, Howard, or Folsom streets.
Between the CUff House and the Ocean House roads, but nearer the latter, runs a third,
known as the Central Ocean Drive.
Over the Bay View Road Drive, from Market along Third or Fourth street to Long Bridge,
across that to the Potrero, keep straight on through the Mission cut, over Islais Creek Bridge,
thence through South San Fr ncisco, up the little rise from whose summit you may look down
upon the little vaOey, a great bay of vegetable gardens, between which and the water, and on
the north side of Bay View Race Track, stands the Bay View House. If one would readily
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understand why they used the phrase "Bay View" so frequently in naming localities hereabout,
he has only to glance eastward fi-om any one of several points on his way out, to solve the
^^Northerly from the city the only drive takes one to the Presidio and Fort Point, over a road
not remarkable for excellence, and through suburbs not particularly attractive.
From the city front the pleasautest and, probably, the only practicable drive, would be
that upon the duck of a ferry boat. The best time for any or all of these drives is m the
momin"— the earlier the better. Besides the greater purity, freshness, and clearness of the aur
everywhere occompanying the morning hours, one then escapes the wmd and dust which, on
nearly every afternoon" through more than half the year, constitute the chief drawback from the
fuU enjoyment of out-door pleasure ne.ir the California coast.
Iniprovenienl of Streets.
Street P.4ving akb Clilu.-ing.— For the very considerable number who drive their own
carriages, ride in hired vehicles or peramljulate the sidewalks and, in fact, for nearly all the
inhabitants of the city who, Uving mthin its bounds, must daily look forth upon its streets, the
construction and cleanliness of these d,-iily thoroughfares become matters of the highest interest ;
while to the business man and, especially, to all tax-paying citizens, they constitute items of
the most decided personal and pecuniary importance. As a general fact, the streets of San
Francisco give little gi-ound for just pride to her citizens. We can spend more money on our
streets, get less work for it, have it more shabbily done, repeat the operation more frequently,
grumljle more, and do less by way of effectual and permanent remedy, than any constituency of
equal number in the Union. It would seem that we have advanced nearly far enough in out-
ward or material ci\-ilization to enable us at least to learn of sister cities, if we cannot or will
not originate our own remedy. For nearly two years past the City of Philadelphia, through a
committee of its council, has thoroughly examined the methods, results, and comparative cost of
street construction and street cleaning in several prominent cities of Europe. The examination
demonstrated — as any observant European traveler could have previously assured them that it
would— that in respect to both these important particulars, Paris furnishes by far the best
example. Every sojourner in that city knows that a highway out of repair seldom obstructs
travel or offends the eye. And all wlio study the subject also know that this maximum of
excellence in condition is regularly secured and constantly maintained at the minimum of
expense. The whole city is dirided into sections, each ha%nng its own superintendent or con-
tractor. ^^^len the police notice any want of repair they instantly report to the proper super-
intendent, who as promptly attends to the matter. It involves no question of jurisdiction and is
done without delay. It is unquestionably somebody's duty, and that somebody knows it, and he
knows, too, that the Government knows both him and his duty. Under that system the con-
tractor makes more money by doing his duty promptly and thoroughly than by delaying or
slighting it. He knows that, too, and profits by it. The simple secret of all this is that the
government of Paris has reduced this pa\-ing and cleansing of streets to plain, common-sense
business principles, precisely as any business man of ordinary sagacity, charged with any similar
business for hunself or another, would immediately do as a matter of course. It has so exactly
learned the actual and necessary cost of keeping the streets in proper order, that it knows just
what sum will pay each contractor for the faithful performance of his duty and leave him a fair
margin of profit. It even knows the chemical composition and the agi'icultural or commercial
value of the street refuse, and makes this an element in each contract. For example : The official
figures of the Philadelijhia council committee's report show that Paris pays its scavengers
S"J90,000 a year for cleaning its streets, and that the scavengers yo.y back to the city §120,000
a year for the right to profit by selling the refuse. Thus the net cost to that immense city of
haraig her streets thoroughly swept every day in the year, is but $170,000. As the population
of Paris is, in round numbers, ten times that of San Francisco, the cost of keeping our streets
in repair and of cleaning them, if we do as well, relatively, should be but §17,000 ! !
Instead of this it amounts to §315,000 a year, for a service hariUy one tenth as well done. But,
beyond this, one should remember that even this immense sum pays for nothing but repau'ing
and cleaning our streets. Besides this, the cost of new street work for the last fiscal year was
SGG7,-t8S.40. And to both these snug little items, ab'eady amounting to nearly a round million
of dollars in gold, we have yet to add the expenses of lighting, and the repairs incidental to. that
operation, which amounted to a third item of §252,000, upward of a quarter of a million. Thus
the streets of San Francisco, during the year 1874, cost the city the modest little amount of
§1,234,488.40, gold coin of the United States, and they were not remarkably good streets at that.
Wnter Kesonrces.
The Spring Valley Water Works of San Francisco draw their supply mainly from the Lobos
and Pdarcitos creeks. The first of these is a stream of pure, clear water, emptying into the outer
bay near Point Lobos, and is capable of supplying two and one half million of gallons of water
dc-iily. This stream is about three and one half miles from the City Hall. From this, four-
double connecting pumps, driven by engines of five hundred-horse power and having a capacity
of four million gallons a day, force water into the immense distributing reservoir three hundred
and eight feet above the city base. This is located at the corner of Hyde and Greenwich streets.
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C
i p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 37
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It holds four million gallons. The second, at the comer of Hyde and Francisco streets, three ^
blocks north, and considerably lower, has a capacity of seven million gallons. The second §;
original source of supply, PUarcitos Creek, traverses the higher ra%-ines of the eastern slope of the ^^
peninsular hills which constitute the di%-ide between the ocean and the bay, running north and ^
south through San Mateo County. In Pdarcitos VaUey, fifteen miles south of the city, and seven *g
hundred feet above the sea level, the company has buUt an immense dam, six hunrlred feet long, ^
ninety-two feet high, and two hundred feet through at the base. This immense dam, forming a (J
reservoir which contains one billion gallons, constitutes their great original source of supply. lu ^
San Antlreas Valley, two miles nearer the city, the company has another reservoir containing 53"
six hundred and fifty million of gallons. This reservoir is four hundred and thirty feet above o'
the city base. From these two sources, tunnels and flumes having a section of ten square feet S^*
and amply pro\'ided with sand boxes and tilterers to cle,anse the water from vegetable matter g;
and sediment, thirteen miles of fourteen -inch \iTought - iron pipe, and finally another mile of h**
flume, passes through Tunnel, No. 3, into Lake Honda, four miles southwest of the City Hall. '
Here, in a little valley expressly pro%'ided by nature, the company has changed what was orig- ^
inally a lake into a large double reservoir of sloping- sided masonrj-, smoothly covered -n-ith ^
cement, and holding thirty-five million gallons. A central wall di\4des this in two, so that in W*
the event of accident, either will suflice to supply the city while the other undergoes repairs. JJ"
From Lake Honda, three miles of cast-iron mains conduct the water to the Distributing Eeser- I j,
voir at the corner of Buchanan and Market streets, holding two million of gallons, and also to | j^
the CoUege Hill Reservoir of fourteen million gallons capacity, which immediately supply the ft
city mains. The present amount of pipe now laid -ndthin the city proper is one hundred and ^
fifty-five miles. The capital stock of the company is .58,000,000, divided into eighty thousand : f^
shares of §100 each. ! ^
In accordance with the provisions of the Act of the Legislature, passed March .30. 1874, ^ g
selected committees of the Board of Superiors, accompanied by competent engineers, have vis- . ^
ited several of the more promising localities within fifty miles of the city, whence the abun- 1 p
dance of pure water, not only for the immediate future but for all possible demands of the ""
remotest time, could be safely brought at reasonable expense. This investigation and explora-
tion, though in successful progress, are yet incomplete, hence any present attempt at a partial
report of them would be obviously premature.
libraries.
For a city as distinctively absorbed in business as San Francisco, ample provision has been
made for the gratification of scientific research or literary taste. Chief among the many institu-
tions provided for this purpose, stands the
Mercantile Library, on the north side of Bush Street, between Montgomery and Sansom.
The building has a frontage on Bush Street of sixty-eight feet nine inches, with a depth of one
hundred and thirty-seven feet and six inches. It is three stories high, with basement and attic.
The facade is of the modern Italian style, sixty-five feet to the top of the main cornice, and is
surmounted by a mansard roof, with iron crestings. Upon the first floor is the library, contain- I g
ing about forty thousand volumes, the reading room, reference library, ladies' reading room,
parlor, and trustees' and janitors' room. On the second floor, the chess and smoking room, writing ^
room, museum, and store room for periodicals. The library room extends the full width of the I pj
front of the building, and is fifty-four feet deep with a hiiht of twenty feet in the clear. A ' ^
tasteful, light, airy gallery, for the convenience of the librarian, is erected on two sides of the fj*
room. The basement contains a lecture room, fifty-eight feet by seventy-four and twenty-four
high ; supper room, ladies' and gentlemen's dressing rooms, waiting rooms, etc. The whole of the
first story front is of iron, as also are aU the window dressings, coins, strings, and pilasters of
the rest o"f the front. The interior finish is of kUn-cLried, white cedar, 'varnished ; the doors, stair
finish, and book cases, of black walnut. In addition to the library is a large list of magazines j fel
and periodicals, comprising one huntlred and sixteen magazines, twenty-three illustrated papers, , j,
about the same number of foreign papers, some eighty-two Atlantic and one hundreil and thirty- I g
four Pacific papers, .besides papers from the Sandw'ich Islands and Cape of Good Hope. The
number of volumes taken from the library during 1874, was eighty-four thousand seven hundred
and sixty-three. _
The Mechanics' lN.STrcTE is a fine, three-story brick building, ha^^ng a frontage of seventy- | ■=
five feet on Post Street, south side, between Montgomery and Kearny. The building contains I ^
the Ubrarv, reading, and chess rooms, a lecture hall capable of seating five hundred persons, a | <§
smaller hall, and three stores. The library comprises nearly thirty thousand volumes, among ; g_
which are many rare and costly scientific and mechanical works. It is expectevl that this number 1 a
will be increased in the coming August by the addilion of three thousand and three hundred' '^
volumes of the British Patent Pveports and Specifications donated to the Institute in Ajiril, 1874. [ ^
This win increase the library to consiilerably over thirty thousand volumes. The Institute is 1
also one of the official depositories of the Patent Office Reports of the Department at Washing- | ^
ton. The Industrial Fairs of this society constitute a prominent and attractive feature of 1 ^
the instructive entertainments of the city. During the past few years they have been held -
annually, and with such successful results that it is probable they will hereafter yearly de-
light and instruct the general public. The ninth of these fairs was held last year, in the new
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Mechanics' Pa%-ilion, on Eighth Street, between Market and Mission. The entire building is
two hundred feet wide by five hundred and fifty feet long. It has a grand central nave one
hundred by four hundred and fifty feet, around which runs a spacious gallery fifty feet wide.
It is a remarkably substantial, well-built, wooden structure, conveniently arranged and admira-
bly adapted to the purpose for which it is designed. Cost. $110,000. The Tenth Industrial
F.air will open on the seventeenth day of August, 1S75, and there is no doubt will prove a
gi-eater success than any which have preceded.
The Odd Fellows' Library occupies a commodious, excellently-arranged hall at No. 325
Montgomery Street. The library contains twenty-si.x thousand, six himdred and fifty-seven
volumes, in the various departments of literature, science, and art, and includes one of the
most extensive collection of works on the early history of the Pacific Coast, as well as one of
the most complete and valuable cabinets in the State. Organized, December 30, 1854.
Sax FR.V.NCISCO Law Library. — In 1865, a society was formed for the purpose of organ-
izing and maintaining a Law Library, and its success is demonstrated by the fact that it now
has some fifteen thousand volumes of standard legal, biograjihical, historical, and miscellaneous
works upon its shelves. The library derives its support from a monthly levy upon its mem-
bers of .*2.50 ; it also derives a revenue of §2 from every case tried before the District Courts
of the city.
The Milit.a^ry Library' was organized in January, 1873, for the purpose of acquiring, pre-
serving, and conducting a public library composed chiefly of books and periodicals of a military
character. This institution derives its support from the sales of shares at §5 each. Members
may use as many books at a time as they hold shares. There are no dues, but the trustees
have power to call for $5 additional upon each share whenever they deem it necessary.
In .addition to those alreaily mentioned several of the literary associations and club rooms are
provided with large and well-selected libraries and conveniently-furnished reading rooms, libe-
rally supplied with the leading publications of the day ; of these maj- be mentioned the California
Pioneers, California Academy of Sciences, Young Men's Christian Association, San Francisco
Verein, etc. , etc. For details of the different Literary Associations see Appendix, page 994.
Onr Public Schools.
In the various departments of public affairs the oflScial chronology of San Francisco is as de-
cidedly trinitarian as the most orthodox could desire. Its cakiidar year, like that of all nom-
inally cirilized and presumalily Christian cities, begins upon the first of January ; its school year
upon the first of July, and its municipal year upon the first of December. Hence, the Direct-
ory's year, coinciding with the regular calendar, begins with the last half of one school year
and ends «ith the first half of the next.
For convenience of correspondence or facility of comparison this is, obviously, one of the
worst possible arrangements. LTntU remedied, however, he who attempts the record can only
accept and act upon the troublesome fact, in accordance with the well-known and highly politic
maxim, "When you >7i«.«/, you'd bctler."
Gener.il Progre-ss. — During 1S74 the progress of the Public Schools, in numbers, organiza-
tion, and general improvement, measurabl}' approximated the material progress of the city, and
this, as every old resident or observant \"isitor knows, far surjiassed that of any previous year
of her history. Never before have citizens gener.aOy manifested as marked an interest, and as
willing a liberality in multiplying and impro^-ing all practicable facilities for the extension and
elevation of popular education ; never before have the public pro\-ided as ample resources ; never
before has the city undertaken the simultaneous erection of as many and as costly school builclhigs^
and at no former period, even in the educational historj' of this jjroverbiaUy liberal cit}-, have
teachers received as high salaries. Especi.ally is this the case in regard to female assistants in
Primarj- and Grammar Schools. Young girls, holders of the lowest-grade certificates, and with
ru> previous experience in teaching, receive six hundred dollars a year for their crude appren-
tice work in experimenting upon hajiless little ones while learning their business. This is the
lowest salary paid, and of four hundred and seventy-five female teachers only twelve receive it.
Seventeen others command six hundred and sixty dollars for their second year of apprentice-
ship, while the great majority draw from the public treasury salaries ranging from eight hundred
ami ten to two thouMindJ'our hundred dollars a year, in f/old.
The areraije annual salary of the whole five hundred teachers now in the department, of
whom nineteen tu-enlieths are fetnates, is over one thounand and thirty-three dollars in gold. As
Superintendent Denman's last Annual Report truly says, the female ' ' assistants in our Primary
and (irammar Schools receive nearly douhle the salaries paid to teachers in similar positions in
most of the eastern cities." And this, too, where the necessary expenses of living are actually
less, and very considerably less, than in any eastern city of equal size. This m.akes San Francisco
the female teachers' pecuniary paradise, and sufficiently accounts for their increasingly large
immigration hither from the less-favored East. The activity of the matrimonial market "has
nothing whatever to do with it," and any such report is a "mean, masculine slander," originated
by "those horrid men."
Rented Rooms. — That the city did not enter a day too soon upon the erection of the new
buildings already commenced, clearly appears from the fact that the Department has been renting,
and still occupies, the larger part of, eighty rooms, in thirty-five diflferent buildings and parts of
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAIT & CO., California Market,
!. P. VAN SCHAACE Si CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
PBOGBESSOFTHECITY. 39
buildings, at an annual rental of nearly §19,000 — a sum quite sufficient to build and equip a new
twelve-class primary school house every year. These eighty rooms accommodated four thousand
two hundred and seventy-one pupils, or about one seventh of the total enrollment for the year.
New Buildings. — The Board of Super\nsor3 has already entered upon the erection and
equipment of live new school buildings, all of the most approved design, excellent material, and
thorough workmanship, and containing an aggregate of seventy rooms. Though less in number,
the superior size of these new rooms will enable them to accommodate a considerably larger
number of pupils than the eighty old rented rooms.
Le.vse of the Lincoln Lot. — The last Legislature authorized the Mayor, Auditor, and
Treasurer of San Francisco to issue bonds to the amount of .?200,000, to constitute a Building
Fund for the erection of urgently-needed school buildings. As a Sinking Fund for the redempition
of these bonds, as well as to proride revenue for the pajTnent of interest thereon, the Legislature
authorized the Board of Supervisors to lease, for twenty years, that portion of the Lincoln
School lot, lying two hundred and seventy-five feet on Market Street by one hundred feet on
Fifth Street. This centrally-located and already very valuable property was at once sub-divided
into eleven lots, each twenty-five by one hundred feet ; all of which were promptly, profitably, and
permanently leased. The income thus derived not only pays the interest upon the ?200,000 of
bonds, but jnelds a surplus which, safely invested at no more than seven per cent, will amount
to nearly •?400,000 at the expiration of the twenty years' lease. This sum ^rill not ordy redeem
the bonds, but leave a balance of nearly §200, 000 for the erection of such additional school build-
ings as the Department may then require. Thus, by temporarily surrendering the use of this
valuable property to the rapidly -increasing business of this central section, the city not only
gains the immediate and continued use of ample means for the acconmiodation of thousands of
pupils in the mean time, but retains and eventually resumes the possession of property which, at
the expiration of its twenty-year lease, can hardly fail to command at least .§1,000,000.
Ratio of School Children. — In a total population of two hundred thousand seven hundred
and seventy the number of youth under seventeen years old was sixty thousand five hundred
and fifty-two ; that is about thirty per cent, or nearly one third, of all the inhabitants of the
city. Of these, about thirty-five thousand, or considerably more than one half, were of the
schoolable age ; that is, upward of six. As a matter of fact, however, when reckoning the
number of youth actually attending the Public Schools, we must remember that the High
Schools always, and the upper grades of the Grammar Schools quite generally, contain pupils
more than seventeen years old ; while the Normal and Evening Schools are largely, if not
mainly, composed of such. Hence it is safely within bounds to calculate that the whole number
of youth of schoolable age in this city during the last school year, reckoned in round numbers,
was nearly, if not quite, forty thousand.
R.4.TI0 OF Enrollment.— Of these forty thousand youth the Public Schools, including the
Evening Schools, enrolled twenty-nine thousand four hundred and forty-nine, or three fourths
of all legaUy entitled to attend. Of the remaining ten thousand, the denominational, Sprivate,
Kindergarten, and family schools probably enrolled fully one half. Hence, it cannot be far wrong
to say that, with all the excellent facilities furnished by both public and private schools of all
kinds, about one eighth of the schoolable youth of the city wholly failed to attend any school
whatever. It is, obviously, upon these five thousand boys and girls now growing into unlawful
and destructive ignorance that the new Compulsory Riucathm Law, when properly constructed
and duly enforced, is expected to work its chief benefits, public and private.
Average ENROLLiiENT. — The average number actually belonging was twenty thousand seven
hundred and fifty. This fairly indicates, what every public school teacher of any considerable
experience in San Francisco knows to be true, that, of the tot.al number enrolled in any year,
nearly one third fail to attend regularly enough to retain membership for anj'thing more than
an necessarily limited time. This very large percentage of irregular or desultory membership
results from sickness, removal, incompetence, leaving school for work or trade, and sundry
other minor causes. Of these, probably the fourth is the most generally operative in this
money-getting metropolis.
Average Attendance. — This was nineteen thousand three hundred and eighty-one, which,
upon twenty thousand seven hundred and fifty, the average number belonging, gave a general
percentage of attendance for the entire Department, of ninety-three and three tenths per cent.
This was the lowest in nine years, though but one and one tenth per cent below that of 1873,
which was the highest ever reached in the history of the Department, indicating a very high
general average and a surprising uniformity.
The two High Schools, with an average membership of five hundred and thirty-nine, rose
to ninety-six per cent in attendance; the Grammar Schools having an average membership of
four thousand seven hundred and ninety, reached ninety-five and three tenths per cent, while
the Primaries, with an average membership of fourteen thousand six hundred and eighty-nine,
attained ninety-two and five tenths per cent. Considering their vastly greater numbers, together
with their far inferior average age, the little ones decidedly bore off the palm in this very import-
ant matter of regular attendance.
The average number of pitpils to a teacher in the High School was twenty-five and three
tenths ; in the Grammar Schools, thirty and three tenths ; in the Primary Schools, forty-three
and eight tenths ; in the entire Department, thirty-nine and nine tenths pliw. This average
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li results from dividing the average attendance by the number of regular teachers, excluding, of
g course, all special teachers not having constant charge of any one class. This low average
M resulted largely from the inferior size of a considerable part of the rooms occupied, not only in
§ • some of the older buildings belonging to the Department, but more especially in many of those
M which it was compelled to rent. Doubtless the ambition of some principals whose salarj' was
lO made to depend upon the numljer of classes they could contrive to maintain, and the unfortunate
necessity of keeping up some classes chiefly to give emplojTnent to sundry impecunious and
___ importunate teachers and silence their clamorous constituency, may have partially accounted
r4 for no inconsiderable portion of these superfluous classes. The very judicious consolidation of
classes early effected by the present administration, together with the completion and occupa-
tion of the larger rooms in the new buildings, will very considerably increase the average num-
"^ 1 ber of pupils taught by each teacher during the current year.
.^T I Co.sT OF Instruction. — Including the salaries of teachers, janitors, carpenters, and other
g employes of the Department, rents, fuel, lights (for evening schools), books, and supplies, the
tao average annual cost of instructing each scholar, including all grades, was §'29. 76. In the Pri-
<! mary Schools each pupil cost the city 819-20 ; in the Grammar Schools about §31.25, and in
the High School, §79.80 ! These very high averages chiefly result from four causes : 1st. The
extremely high salaries paid to Primary and Grammar assistants, as already noted. 2d. The
unusually large amount spent for repairs and new furniture. 3d. The very small average
number of pupils to a class in several of the Primary and Grammar Schools. 4th. The large
amount consumed in paying for rented rooms. Upon the completion, equipment, and occupa-
tion of the new buUdings, the second of these causes will become much smaller, while the third
and fourth will be almost extinguished.
Ratio of School Expenses. — Out of a total municipal expense of $3,197,808.30, for the
year, the total expense of the School Department was 8689,022, or twenty-one and five tenths
per cent of the whole. This was nearly two per cent higher than that of the preceding year
and just three and five tenths per cent below that of 1871, when the ratio of expense for Public
Schools was the highest ever known in the city. Considering the number directly connected
with the several departments, this ratio of expense is, relatively, much less than that of either
the Fire Department or Police.
Rapid Gain lk Mejieership. — "The average number belonging to the Public Schools in
August, 1874, was twenty-two thousand one hundred and ninety-five and five tenths, which
was three thousand three hundred and thirty-six more than the membership in the previous
December. The number of teachers employed, at the same time, was four hundred ancl eighty-
two, which was sixty-three less than in the December preceding. " These two statements, from
the Superintendent's last report (p. 39), require explanation to prevent thefr convej-ing wrong
impressions. To compare August of one year with December of the preceding year might easily
give a wrong idea, because the attendance in December, which is always the close of the first
term, and just before the holidays, is much smaller than at any other time of the year, except
in May, which is the close of the second term and the end of the school year — as June is the
long vacation. On the other hand, August, coming as the second month of the school year, and
sufficiently long after the opening of the year to enable all the grades to have received nearly or
quite their full complement, is that one month of all the year in which the enrollment is com-
monly the largest, or very nearly so. Hence, to compare the month of highest enrollment with
the month ot lowest enroUment in the same school year, involves a fallacy which needs only the
statement to become plainly apparent. Had the Superintendent compared the enroUmeiat in
December, 1874, with that of August, 1874, the result would have indicated a very slight gain,
if mdeed it had not shown an actual loss. Neither of these methods of comparison is the just
one. The true way is to compare the enrollment in any month with the enrollment in the same
month of the year before, and at the same time in the month. 'While there was a decided gain.
It was by no means as great or as sudden as one might conclude who should read that statement
without due information and reflection.
TTie Xew Chssi/icntkm, which was practically a consolidation of nearly seventy classes and
parts of classes into about half as many full ones, took place in July, and was one of the best
steps toward increasing the efficiency of the Dep.artment, and introducing practical economy
mto it, which any Superintendent and Board have ever taken.
Cosmopolitan Parentage.— Among the curiosities, if not the actual incredibiUties, of the
.School Census of 1874, appears the report that, of the sixty thousand five hundred and fifty-two
children or youth reported, only twelve thousand two hundred and thirty, or about one fifth of
the whole number, were children of parents who were both native bom. Forty thousand and
fifty-six, or nearly two thirds of all, came of parents both of whom were of foreign birth, and
five thousand nine hundred .-ind (ifty-six had one parent foreign borr In the face of such a
fact no one can dispute the ckim of San Francisco to be pre-eminently the most cosmopolitan
city of America.
Nativity of the Children.— Although fathered and mothered from nearly all the civilized
nations the children themselves are neariy all native bom. Of the whole sixty thousand five
hundred and hfty-two, only two thousand two hundred and ninety-nine, or less than four per
cent, were bom m foreign countries.
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ing school when the census was taken, was six thousand four hundred and eighty-eight The
causes of this are, mainly, two: 1st. Many parents mil not subject their little ones to the
neceSary confinement and drill of the school room through their earlier childhood and therefore
keep them at home, or send them to Private or Kindergarten Schools, til eight or nine years
old "d Hundreds of parents, under stress of poverty, reluctantly withdraw their boys and
girls from school to avail themselves of their help at home or of their earnings m store ot shop
The Sui>erintendent estimates the number of those who had no good cause for not attendmg
school, at one thousand four hundred and eighty-eight. K^+wepn
The Co7,ipul.sorv Educatimi Law, intended to " compel all the youth of the State between
eight and fourteen years of age, to attend some school at least twelve consecutive weeks "f each
year " has failed to become operative in San Francisco, because it omitted to provule foi Schoo
Ma^hals, or some equivalent officials, to enforce its provisions. It is so 1-f y^^-^^^n that it
will pro^e almost impossible for school officers to compel the attendance of chddren whose
pa en^ts wish to keep them at home, or choose to let them roam the streets. The next LegisU
ture should either perfect it by providing means for its enforcement, or repeal it altogetl ei.
The" Hoodlum" Element". ^Though comparatively few m numbers is vicious and vigor-
ous to a decTdedly dangerous degree. Educating themselves to the lowest and molest deWg
themselves and de^n-adSig many of the Public School pupils with whom they come mto contact,
he"rest?amt, and as fa? as po^ssible their reformation, are -"-f ^^-^^Sf^f^P^^.tr'
claiming the earliest and most earnest attention of our educational and municipal authorities
TTbentIl Negligence. -In most cases the negligence or incompetence of parents and
miar(ians is chiefly and directly responsible for the vileness of these social pests. Upon th s
^Lt the SuperTntTndent-s remarL deLrve the most careful reading am^
teachers and school oificers can do much toward checking the frightful tide of youthtul Ue-
nra^tywMchTs sweeping over our city, wrecking so many noble youths, the fathers and mo h
^rs must be mainly responsible for the welfare of their chUdren They are the first and -l>™el "
amiointed instructors of youth ; other teachers are but assistants m the great work of education.
TT^slVrrvisionsof^ any law which human ingenuity can devise wdl therefore be po^-er-
i^ss, 3ess Sined by parental influence and sanctioned by a pubhc_ sentmient ahve to the
imnortanoe of reclaiming and educating the wayward youth ot our city.
importance o^reclainnng the pupils fttending aU the Public Schools, barely one fiftieth go to
the ffigh Schoo'a ComparedUh the population of the city t^e average attendance records
of thlHiah Schoo s show but ouc pupU for every three hundred and eighty-five and five tenths
inhabitants This very smaU fract on, over one half of one per cent shows that while on the
o^e hand the pubhc taste doubtless needs elevation, on the other hand the course of study and
the general conduct of the High Schools need important modification if they are to become m
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nominal. As a High School it is a very decided ^"^ces as a ^omal hchmU^^an eq y ^^^
questioned failure. This is not the fault of the ^achers but of the ^y^^em wm p
t'o do the work of two separate and distinct departments, each rfp^^ ^>.^^
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promotion at the close of the preceding year, which naturaUy resulted in promoting into nearly
all the grades numliera of very poorly-prepared pupils. The unusuaUy and undeservedly high
percentages obtamed at that examination were fuUy ofifset by the naturaUy lower ones reached
under the more thorough examinations of May, 1874. Marking pupils liberaUy is a very cheap
an, easy way to give one's school or one's class a seemingly high standard, and a correspond-
ingly Ingh reputation for scholarship ; but the day of examination exposes all such devices and
disastrously ends the transient delusion. The present course of study in the (irammar Schools
IS in the main necessary, sensible, and practicable. Competent teachers and faithful learners
can easily and thorougUy accomplish it in the time prescribed, and have ample marcdn for
complete re\new. '^ ^-^^lu iui
PRIM.4RY Schools.— The higher any structure is to rise toward Heaven, the deeper, the far-
ther toward Heaven s antipode must the ^-ise builder fix its foundations. In things material
no one questions this. We aU know and heed it. The magnificent Palace Hotel, now lifting
its mammoth proportions seven stories above ground, started two stories below. Similarly the
wise educator learns of the skillful architect that the higher and grander he is to rear his edu-
cational fabric, culminating in and crowned by the college and^the nnivei^ity traink/the
tZ" riiorT 'n' ''"' ""T TtH^'"'-^ completely musl he lay the Primary LhooHo^unda!
tions. Iheoretically, we aU admit this : practicaUy, most forget it
Uuring the year Superintendent Denman has msely occupied the greater part of the time
rn?:rr 7°f'r'f'''i""""'^'"'"'° *" the condition Ld improvement of these fnnX!
^uagfe^spSvi^^ He reports that "great progress has been made in teachin|^an.
guage, especiaUy in the fifth and sixth grades. Correcting false sjmtax and sentence-mSkinff
^ZVll""'^ considerable attention. In some of the sixth, and^yen in the seventSf
classes, the compositions showed a better practical knowledge of the proper use of Ihe English
language than many of the pupils of the grammar grades possess. " In penmanship also many
of^t^ primary classes did exceedingly we^ As S whole^ the primary^eachers Sid exceuTnt
Cb.'iMoponTANSciiooLS.-The summary abolition of the study of any language other than
the English in all the schools of the Department excepting only the two High Sols provoked
a popular displeasure and aroused a public opposition which resulted in aKath-e enactment
re^iuiring the Board of Education to restore the study of the German and French lanCTagrS^
dustrill or Refom Ih^nr^nrse^'^^ "^V \^^l '"'' ^""'^ ^"^ ^™"'""'-^l *» I''-
midway betwee™he S; Schod an f.^^^^f '"'i- ^ Fo^ such the city should provide a school
place it in char °e of exper enoed^^^^^^^^ >h « ^'^"''i '° *''" '"^'«"*y "^ '*^ discipline, and
insure the corr^tiveTml re ormatorv^ l^^''' T'^'"gy' ^''^' ^"'^ conscience to
Enlightened humanitretneXnWlsfor^t^ , constitute the chief end of such a school,
rightly-conducted schooTofthis^Se ^^ estabhshment of a properly-organized and
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^ average monthly enrollment of one thousand and eW.n , ^'^^e'^ty-three pupils, having an
^ shouhi say nightly, attendance of sirCdred and tw; an 7 "^T^ff ''"''^' °'"' P'^"'^'''?^ ^«
^ Iportant facts of these extremely useful seool. Of fJ ? ^ *''"*''• ^""^"^^"^^ the im-
B 1 one female. The results of tl e instn,, Hnn i p i i ''°*-^ J^*"''*''"' "'"ctcen were male and
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with improved general effidency have adHiH^;,^i ^f^'*^""' Esq., good order and discipline,
and in 'fact thf indispensabL'pubUc ntes hT"^^ great practical utility!
instruction. ^ necessity, ot these valuable auxihanes to our public
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iu.mess of the colored people to send their children to monochromatic schools. Ha^^ng obtamed
equal rights in the elective franchise they claim equal pririleges in educational facilities, and
are in a fair waj- to get them. .,„,., ,. . ,.1 j.i. ij. j.
Labor Schools.— Under the auspices of the Mechanics' Deliberative Assembly, the attempt
to encn-aft the teaching of various mechanical trades upon the regular mstniction of the Fublic
Schools was quite %-igorously prosecuted for some months in the early part of the year ihe
futility of any such attempt presently became so apparent that its advocates modihed their
attempts into a well-digested plan for a School Ship or Floating Trcumng School, for which they
have already obtained from the Navy Department the grant of the U. !5. ship Jamesto^vm with
the appointment of Commander Glass to inaugurate and develop the enterprise, wiU ma
few davs be placed in practical operation. The main idea is to receive lads and young men who
would "else be committed to the Industrial School, and while teachmg them the essential
branches of a sound, English education, also to train them for efficient ser^ce m the merchant
marine or naval ser-sHce, as they may elect. . r 1, i
Corporal Pi-vtshmen't.— The regulation respecting this very important portion of school
disciplme requii-es each principal to include in his monthly report a statement of the nuniber of
cases of corporal punishment, the age and sex of the pupil, and the cause therefor. Under
this rule the report of eighteen thousand three hundred and sixty-seven cases of corporal pun-
ishment came into the office, and even this immense number was considerably below the truth,
as many teachers admitted that they recorded and reported only the more severe cases This
ahnost incre.lible number largely resulted from that change in the rules -Kdiich empowered every
assistant to personally administer corporal punishment at her own discretion, which wa^nearl>
as great an error in some respects as it would be for tlie father of a large famdy to authorize
the big brothers and sisters to whip the little ones whenever they thought best or felt like it
Upon this point the Superintendent deserves quoting agam : " In order to protect the helpless
and dependent children in our Public Schools from passionate and inexperienced teache^ I
respectfully recommend the Board of Education to hmit the power to mflict corporal pumsh-
ment to the principals of the schools. " , ■ , , ■ _i • 1 „* „„+ T>«,,.f;,,nblp
The total abolition of corporal punishment, however desirable is certainly not yet pract^.^able,
except by resort to suspension and expulsion from school ; and this camiot be done ythout
sacriLing the very .youth whom we should save, and, at the same time, seriously endangering
he peace^f society. ^^Tien we have succeeded in safely abohshmg capital punishnaen and the
resort to all forms of force in deaUng with adult oifenders, we may enter more l^opefuUy upon
the task of securing the necessary discipline among large bodies of often sadly neglected and
occasionally positively ^-icious, youth without ever resortmg to physical f°'^'=f- , ^^?f"^,Xrin!r
to be noted that these visionary humanitarians, with their beautiful ideas °f t^« , !^^^^^/
aneel latent in every youthful human soul," are generally old mauls or old bachelors— or par-
:nr^thout"hd^en or, having chddren. lamentably deficient in home d-cipbne; or tethers
whose own classes or schools exhibit a lack of order which at once condemn the t^^her and h^ __
testimony. To hundreds of the very youth who most need corrective ^^'f ^P'f f ' «„^,'^'°° ee^ S
school would prove "capital" punishment mdeed, by turning t^^'" 1°°^^;?*°J^^ f,*!^^^^^^^^ g.
unchecked by home or school influence, free to give themselves up to ^^Xfm^Z^ent or
in following their own depraved dispositions into vice, crmiinality, and earlj ™P"^°X, 'blv
possibly, capital execution itself . On theoretic boys and girls these fine theories ^o^^^^™^:
but with the real youth of this time and place, the judicious admimstration of corporal punish
ment, under due bounds and restraints, is indispensably necessary. ,, ^p, , ,. Opi,„„isfrom
The foUowing is a comparative statement of the '^^dy attendance at all the Public School frem
1852 to 1873, being a period of twenty-one years ^ 18o2 445 ; 18o3, ,03 ; 18o4 1011 I800 l,^i,
lS,Sr,SS£aSS^.^ IS: If £; l£«3|: !S I3i; g
S178 ^0 ■ 1804 i5228,411 ; 1865, §346,862 ; 1866, 8361,668 ; 1867, ^^O'-S^^! 1^6^.' ticfi /-V To
S397:si2;' 1870, §.526,625; 1871, 8705,116; 1872, §668,262; 1873, 8611,818; 18/4, b68b,4.9. To-
tal, twenty-three years, 86,897,869.
LOCATION OF SCHOOLS.
^-umber of Pupils Enrolled and the Averaye Attendance 0/ School Month, ending May 31, 1873.
Boys' High School (Location, east side of PoweU Street, near Clayj.-Pupils registered, 240 ;
"Ti^R^f High^SchoTl (Location, north side of Bush Street, between Hyde and Larkin).-Pu-
pils registered, 416; average attendance, 339.1. , t^.,, ci t „„,, \f,rVotl Pnnils reir-
Lincoln Grammar School (Location, east side of Fifth Street, near Market).-PupU3 reg
istered, 1,116; average attendance, 864. f ■d„=i, „„,q Tavlnrotreptsl — Pncils
Denmax Gramm.Si School (Location,northwe3t comer of Bush and Taylor streets), rupus
registered, 897 ; average attendance, 690. ^ 1
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EiNCON Grammar School (Location, Vassar Place, leading from Harrison Street, between
Secouil and Third).— Pupils registered, 635; average attendance, 437.
Broadway Grammar School (Location, north side of Broadway Street, between Powell and
Mason).— Pupils registered, 605; average attendance, 425.
South Cosmopolitan Gr.uiimar School (Location, north side of Bush Street, between Du-
pont and Stockton).— Pupils registered, 707; average attendance, 521.6.
U.NioN Grammar School (Location, north side of Union Street, between Montgomery and
Kearny).— Pupils registered, 535 ; average attendance, 383.
Washington Grammar School (Location, southwest corner of Mason and Washington
streets).— Pupils registered, 5SI ; average attendance, 382.5.
Spring Valley Grammar School (Location, south side of Broadway Street, between Lar-
kin and Polk).— Pupils registered, 822; average attendance, 544.6.
T -"^ '"'■''" t'os'ioPOLiT-ix Grammar School (Location, north side of Filbert Street, between
Jones and iaylor).— Pupils registered, 632; average attendance, 467.1.
<H I ,■ ^Y^,''^ Valley Grammar School (Location, north side of McAllister Street, between Frauk-
*>. j Im and Gough).— Pupils registered, 1,198: average attendance, 752.8.
" \ VALENCIA ^REET GRAMMAR ScHOOL (Location, east side of Valencia Street, between Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third).— Pupils registered, 1,016; average attendance, 700.
JiiGUTH Street Gramm.« School (Location, east side of Eighth Street, between Harrison
and Bryant).— Pupils registered, 944; average ateendance, 665.4.
South S.in Fr.^nclsco School (Location, Fourteenth Avenue near L).— Pupils registered,
410 ; average attendance, 267. ' r o <
Tehama Primary School (Location, south side of Tehama Street, near First).— Pupils reg-
istered, 1,181 ; a\-erage attendance, 651.9. ' F s
Mission Primary School (Location, west side of Mission Street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth).—Pupils registered, 881 ; average attendance, 538.9.
Lincoln Primary School (Location, southeast comer of Market and Fifth streets).— Pupils
registered, 1,122; average attendance, 647. ir"P"»
Focrth Street Primary School (Location, northwest corner of Fourth and Clara streets).
—Pupils registered, /50; average attendance 492
and^SwWfnnf °p''"m^'' Primary School (Location, north side of Post Street, between Dupont
and Stockton). -Pupils registered, 994 : average attendance, 690
Stockton .iZZ '-'??"°f''"TAN Primary School (Location, southeast comer of Bush and
Stockton streets).— Pupils registered, 736; average attendance, 459 8
streeisT^" PntikT .^'5''^"7«"TAX Prim-ary School (Location, comer of Taylor and Post
streets).- I'upils registered, 597; average attendance, 361
and p';weilf™Pnyf''™-'f ^^o'^.n'' (^"'^^ti™. ^^tli side of Geary Street, between Stockton
and foweU).— Pupils registered, 259; average attendance, 193 4
Joncs3reavenl?r?M^T-'M'" S™00L (Location, south side of Greenwich Street, between
p!.™, Q ^ '-"^"P",^' registered, 825; average attendance, 520.4.
and Wa^hiLt,nf%wT-'''''-'^.^"°?^i^''"'*'°°' ^''^* ^"'« "^ P"^<^" Street, between Jackson
and n ashington). — Pupds registered, 662 ; average attendance, 457.
regiYtZl, '^^l'Z:::^:^^'^i^f^^ «''™- "^ ^^^^^ --J Kearny streets). -Pupils
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West End School (Location, San Jo3(S Road, near Six-mile House). — Pupils registered, 84;
average attendance, 64.
PoTKEKO School (Location, southwest comer of Kentucky and Napa streets). — Pupils reg-
istered, 237 ; average attendance, 144. 6.
Sax Bruxo School (Location, Nebraska near Yolo). — Pupils registered, 341 ; average attend-
ance, 210.5.
Ocean House School (Location, San Miguel Road, near Ocean House Road). — Pupils regis-
tered, 47; average attendance, 31.1.
PorST LoBOS School (Location, Nineteenth Avenue, Point Lobos Road, near the Turf
House). — Pupils registered, 53; average attendance, 22.
Lagcna Hosda School (Location, Eighth Avenue, near K Avenue). — Pupils registered,
67 ; average attendance, 50.
Fatrmovn'T School (Location, Chenery Street, near Randall. — Pupils registered, 218;
average attendance, 127.5.
Evening Schools. — Pupils registered, 2,173; average attendance, 608.
Vallejo Street Colored School (Location, northwest comer of Taylor and VaUejo
streets). — Pupils registered, 65; average attendance, 35.
Howard Street Colored School (Location, Howard Street, between Fourth and Fifth).
— Pupils registered, 16: average attendance, 8.
Noe and TE>rPLE Street Primarv School (Location, comer of Noe and Temple streets).
— Pupils registered, 82 ; average attendance, 65.
Collescs anil PriTate Setaools.
St. iGXATirs' College. — This well-known literary institution, located on Market Street,
between Fourth and Fifth, which is conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was iirst
opened for the reception of students on the fifteenth day of October, 1855, and was incorporated
under the law of the State on the thirtieth of April, 1859, and empowered to confer the usual
degrees and academical honors. Since its commencement, this institution has been attended
with the highest degree of prosperity and success. The course of instraction pursued is thorough,
and comprises a complete classical, mathematical, and philosophical course of training, calculated
to prepare the pupil for entering upon the study of any of the professions, or commencing any
business vocation. The college is provided with an extensive laboratory, comprising all the neces-
sary appliances for the assaying of metals and making chemical analysis, which is an important
feature not generally found in institutions of this character. There is a telegraphic room, with
an instrument in operation, where the business of operating is taught. The " Ignatian Literary
Society," for exercise in debate; the " PhiDiistorian Debating Society," to promote the knowl-
edge of history; the "Loyola Scientific Academy," for the cultivation and promotion of the
studv of natural sciences ; a College Band and singing classes are established in the college for
the improvement of the pupils. The founders of this institution, foreseeing the rapid progress
of the Queen City of the Pacific, purchased some years since the property upon which the
magnificent college edifice has since been erected. This lot has a frontage of two hundred and
seventy-five feet on Market and the same on Jessie Street, with a depth of three hundred and
fifty feet. The present building— the cost of which, independent of the lot, was .S160,000 —
although one of the finest architectural omaments of the city, is only a part of the extent con-
templated. yVhen the extensive adtlitions are made, the entire structure will rival anj-thing of
the kind to be found in our portion of the country. The present building is admirably adapted
to the purposes for which it was designed, being abundantly lighted and well ventilated in
every portion ; the ceilings are lofty, and sjracious halls mn through the building. A large play
ground is attached, with a commodious shelter from the rain, afi'ording amjJe means for the
physical exercise of the pupils. In fact, nothing has been neglected which is at all conducive
to mental and physical training. The number of students in the college at present is over five
hundred, under a stafli'of twenty-two professors and teachers.— [.SVe Advertisement, page xxxix.]
Santa Clara College, Santa Clara.— This establishment is under the supermtendence -
of the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, and is open to all who choose to avail themselves of its W
advantages. It is situated in the beautiful Valley of Santa Clara, so celebrated for the mildness j,
and salubrity of its climate, and is about three miles distant from San Jose and quite close to | P*
the Southern Pacific Railroad. The college was founded in 1851. On the twenty-eighth of
April, 1855, it was incorporated and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors, and
to exercise all the rights and pri\-ileges common to any other literary institution m the Umted
States. It has a full stalT of professors, and presents advantages for the mental, physical, ancl
moral training of the students unsurpassed in California. It possesses a complete philosophical
apparatus, purposely made in Paris for Santa Ckra College, and furnished with all necessary ci
instraments for experiments in mechanics, hydraulics, pneumatics, caloric, electricity, magnetism, °
optics, acoustics, and surveying. New and important additions are being made every year to ^
keep pace with the progress of science. The chemical laboratory is pro\nded with a full assort-
ment of chemicals, a very good set of furnaces, and all that is necessary for the different kinds
of chemical analysis. The museum of natural history comprises a valuable collection of miner-
alogy and geology ; also three thousand specimens of shells and other natural curiosities. As
an accessory to the scientific department, there is a photographic gallery, where the students
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who wish may learn photography in all its different branches. Practical lessons are given also
on the electric telegraph. The college library numbers about twelve thousand volumes. — [.^ee
Advertisement, page xli.]
Heald's BrsiNESs College.— This popular school is located at 24 Post Street, between Mont-
gomery and Kearny. It is well known throughout the country as being the largest and one of
the most thorough and complete commercial institutes in America. It has a total yearly attend-
ance of about seven hundred and fifty pupils. Among these pupUs are found the sons of many
of our most prominent business men. Students are also to be found here from every county in
tlie State, from all the neighboring States and Territories, from British America, Mexico, Cen-
tral America, and the Sandmch Islands. Heald's Business CoUege is connected with the Inter-
national Business CoUege Association, which includes the leading commercial schools in the
United States and Canada. There are thirty-six schools in the association, located in all of our
leading commercial cities. These schools — formerly kno%\ii as the Bryant & Stratton Colleges —
are popular among the business men of the whole country, and their graduates are numbered by
thousands. The object of this school is principally to tit young men for business pursuits, yet
its course of insti-uction is adapted to all professions and caUings. In addition to the course of
commercial studies, instruction is given in aU the English branches ; in French, German, and
Spanish ; in Telegraphy, Phonography, Higher Mathematics, etc. The plan of operation adopted
is different from other schools on this coast. Actual practice in business affairs constitutes the
main feature of the mercantile course. Instead of a dry and uninteresting study of mere theory,
the pupil enters into business ^i-here he meets with the same transactions that he would in a real
counting house or bank. He buys, sells, ships, consigns, and goes through all the routine of a
merchant. He keeps his accounts with the bank, drawing his checks, discoimtiug his notes,
and dealing in all kinds of business forms and papers. By this process the pupO readily becomes
familiar not only with the proper forms of bookkeeping but also with aU the details of business.
When ready to graduate he thus has a practical knowledge of the phases of merchandising,
banking, railroading, commission, jobbing, importing, etc. The practicability of this method
of instruction has been amply proved by the success of the numerous graduates of this school
during the past twelve years. Its graduates are now to be found in most of the leading banks
and mercantile houses of this city, and their serxaces are in good demand. Connected with the
college is a telegraphic institute, located in the Mechanics' Institute Building, No. 27 Post
Street. This department is under the immediate supervision of James Gamble, General Super-
intendent of the Western Union Telegr.aph Co. , and is ably managed. It has been fitted up at
great expense with all the instruments for teaching the art thoroughly, and is one of the most
complete institutes of the kind in America. The graduates of this department find ready em-
ployment, and succeed in gixang perfect satisfaction. Ladies are admitted mto all the depart-
ments of the college, and their success both in the business and telegraphic departments has
been most gTatifjang. They are quite generally availing themselves of the opportunity thus
afforded for fitting themselves for useful and lucrative emplojTnent, and we regard it as a hopeful
sign to see so many of them m the school. The College Faculty comprises the foUo-wong well-
known officers and teachers : E. P. Heald, President and General Manager ; F. C. Woodbury,
Secretary and Superintendent of Course of Instruction ; H. M. Stearns, Superintendent of
Theory Department ; A. E. Castle, Superintendent of Practical Department ; T. K. Southern,
Superintendent English Department; H. A. Frederick, A. B. Capp, and Miss Clara SneU, Book-
keeping and Accounts ; F. Seregni, Penmanship ; Mrs. N. Heald, Department of Telegraphy ;
Mrs. A. M. Hatch, Phonography ; W. P. Casey, Surveying and Mechanical Drawing ; Lloyd
Baldwin, Mercantile Law ; A. P. Du Bief, French ; C. F. Morel, Spanish ; George Jebens,
(ierman.
Private Schools. — The number of private schools and colleges in San Francisco is about one
hundred. In size and character these range throng hnearly every degree, from the little private,
family or home school of half a dozen scholars, to the large flourishing college enroUing its pupils
by hundreds. Of these the Catholics maintain about one fifth, while a considerable portion of
the remainder either directly belong to or are managed in the especial interest of other religious
denominations. The number of pupils attending private and church schools in June, 1874, as
reported by the Census Marshals, was six thousand one hmidred and eighty-one. This was a
fraction less tlian one tenth of the whole number of schoolable children" in the city. The
increase in the number of such pupUs during 1874, was eight hundred and ninety-six, which
was considerably greater, relatively, than was shown by the census and reports of pubHc school
attendance.
Hospitals.
The hospitals of San Francisco wiU compare favorably with those of other cities of its size
and population. The public institutions are ample in accommodation and appointment, while
those of priv.ate character are to be found in aU parts of the city. The Germans and French
have for years had fine hospital buildings. The Sisters of Mercy own a large structure on Rin-
con HUI. The Italians have within a few years completed a commodious building, comer of
Twenty-eighth and Noe streets, and the Episcopal societies are now erecting a hospital on
the cottage plan, beyond the Mission. The special puqjose of these hospitals is to provide
for ccrtam classes of our citizens, as the French, the German, the Italian, etc., but all who de-
sire to avail themselves of their advantages are admitted upon payment of most reasonable
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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 47
fees. Besides the institutions enumerated above, there are several smaller ones which have
been established through the munificence of our citizens, and whose names indicate their special
uses. These are the State Woman's Hospital, the San Francisco Woman's Hospital, the Foimd-
ling Asylum and Lying-in Hospital, etc.
Up to September, 1872, the City and County Hospital was located at North Beach, the
main building ha^"ing been originally constructed for a school house ; the other two being tem-
porary wooden structures. For years these had been inadequate for the increasing wants of
the city, hence the completion of the commodious structure now in use was viewed with much
satisfaction by those interested in the good name of our city. Not only are the buildings and
accommodations in the new location much more ample than those foi-merly occupied, but the
location itself is far better suited to the purposes in riew. The grounds are in the southern
jiortion of the city, and comprise the two blocks, bounded by Nevada, Sierra, and Nebraska
Streets and Potrero Avenue. They measure eight hundred and sixty-six feet by four hundred
and eighty-one, or nearlj' ten acres. The location is somewhat elevated, at least sufficiently
so to insure efficient drainage, and though not very accessible at present will, when the contem-
jilated extension of the Sixth Street line out Potrero Avenue is completed, be but a short ride
from Market Street, requiring no more time than was necessary to reach the former hospital.
The main buildings face the west, the hospital entrance being on Potrero Avenue, which rung
nearly north and south. An entirely difterent plan has been adopted to that usually in vogue ;
several individual structures, most of them at considerable distance from each other, but con-
nected by a long, covered corridor, unite to form the hospitah With the exception of the
kitchen and laundry, which are of brick, all the buUdings are of wood, with brick foundations.
The indiA*idual structures are : The administrative and dining-hall buildings, each three stories
high, situated in the center of the block, opposite each other, and on either side of the center
of the covered corridor, which is five hundred and fifty-six feet long by eighteen feet wide, and
runs lengthwise of the block ; the kitchen and laundry, back of the dining rooms ; the chapel,
at the south end of the corridor; the gate-house, stable, morgue, operating rooms, etc., scat-
tered about in various places, and, lastly, six long pa\'ilions, each two stories high, and each
designed to accommodate sixtj'-four patients (with their nurses), thirty -two on a floor. It is
designed eventually to have twelve pavilions, to be built in pairs, opposite each other, on
either side of the long corridor and paraDel to the main buildings ; the first pair, on either
side, being a hundred feet from the main buildings, the second a hundred feet from the
first, and the third a hundred feet from the second. Six pavilions are considered sufficient for
present purposes. With the most generous allowance of space, they will contain three hun-
dred and eighty-four patients. In an emergency at least a hundred more could be accommo-
d.ited without serious overcrowding. Since moving into these new quarters in September, 1S7"2,
the number of patients has largely increased owing, partly at least, to the greater comfort
att'orded. The average number of patients in the City and County Hospital for the year 1874,
was three hundred and seventy-seven, and during this period the total admissions numbered
three thousand five hundred and forty-six, and the deaths three hundred and thirteen. It may
lie further mentioned that there were treated in 1874, as estimated, about six thousand out-
Ijatients, for whom were put up over twelve thousand prescriptions. Resident Physician, Dr.
\\'. il. Lawlor ; Assistant Resident Physician, Dr. J. W. Keeney ; Visiting Surgeons, Drs. W.
A. Douglass and H. H. Toland ; Visiting Physicians, Drs. F. A. Hobnan and C. M. Bates.
Besides these, the medical staff is composed of Dr. Martinache, of the University of California,
and Drs. Gibbons and Barkan, of the Medical College of the Pacific, whose ser\Tices are ren-
dered gratuitously.
In 1867, the Alms House, a large and substantial frame building, was constructed near Lake
Honda, by the city. The need of such an establishment had become urgent, as the City and
County Hospital was burdened with the permanently disabled and superarmuated, who had
been accumulating for years. This building will accommodate five hundred persons, the average
number present in 1874 being three hundred and thirty, and the total admissions for the year
being four hundred and fifty-one. In the hospital wards there is an average of seventy-five
patients. Thirty-nine deaths occurred in 1874 The officers are a Superintendent, Mr. M. J.
Keating, and a Resident Physician, Dr. S. R. Gerry.
Besides the Hospital and Alms House, the city owns three frame buildings about half a
mUe from the hospital, which were constructed at the time of the small-pox epidemic in 1868-9,
and are capable of accommodating in the neighborhood of two huntlred patients. One of the
buddings is still reserved for small-pox cases, forty-two of which have been treated there dur-
ing the year, with eight deaths. Another of the buildings is used as a Chinese Hospital In
this last were admitted forty cases, mostly chronic, fourteen of whom died. The patients were
under the professional care of Dr. L. P. Foster, the Resident Physician.
In the fall of 1865 the San Francisco Health Office was established. Prior to this time no
mortuary records had been preserved by the city. The creation of the office has resulted in
unquestionable advantage, lea\Tng out of consideration the value of the statistics collected.
A City Board of Health was created by the Legislature in 1870 ; it consists of the Slay or
and four physicians, and has control over the Health Office and aE the public charitable insti-
tutions of the city and county. From a small beginning the Health Department has gro-m)
into a very important branch of the city government. It controls appointments invohing
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an expense to the city of several thousand doDars a month, and has a general oversight of all
sanitary affairs. ,,,,.,■ ^ j v i*
The (lennan Hospital is built upon a lot fronting one hundred and thirty-seven and one half
feet on Braimau Street (near Third Street) and extending back two hundred and seventy-five
feet The main building is of brick, three stories high, facing the northwest, and occupies all
the frontage except what is required for a wide carriageway. It was built in 1853 ; a wmg
was added in 1860, and a second wing in 1869, so that the hospital can accommodate one hun-
dred and tliirty patients. The remaining portion of the grounds, equaling over one half the
area, is laid out with grass plats and walks, and planted with trees. There are but two wards
in the hospital, each containing ten beds ; the remaining rooms being designed for one or two
patients only. The hospital is under the control of the Gennan General Benevolent Society,
which now numbers twenty-seven hundred and ninety-six members. The charges, which include
medical attendance, are $2 per day, with from 50 cents to $1.50 extra for private rooms if they
be desired. During the year 1874, the German Hospital received for treatment seven hundred
and fifty-seven patients, the average number present being seventy-seven. There were forty-
seven deaths in the same period. The attending physicians are Drs. F. Von Loehr, J. Regens-
burger, A. Wdhekn, and F. W. Smith.
The French Hospital, or " Maison de Sant^," is also under the chargeof a society, the " Sociiit^
Fran^aise de Bienfaisance MutueUe," organized in 1851, and now having a membership of three
thousand. The budding is a large two-story brick structure, occupying the center of a hunilred-
vara (two hundred and seventy-five by two himdred and seventy-five feet) lot on Bryant Street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, the remaining grounds being laid out in gardens and planted
with trees.
OriginaBy, the hospital completed in 1859 was but one story in hight. In 1869 a second
story was added, increasing the capacity to the accommodation of one hundred and seventy pa-
tients. In 1874 there were admitted to this hospital eight hundred and fifty patients, the
weekly average number present being sixty -five. During the year there were sixty-one deaths.
The charges are §2 per day for ward patients and §3 for those desiring private rooms. Drs. Pigne-
Dupuytren and Hoffstetter are the Visiting Physicians, and Dr. E. Prevost is the Apothecary.
One of the finest of the private hospitals is the St. Mary's Hospital, under the care of the
Sisters of Mercy. It was erected in 1861 on a himdred-vara lot on the southwest corner of
Bryant and First streets. The building is of brick, four stories high, and measures seventy-
five feet by one hundred and fifty on the ground. The design is, when occasion shall require,
to aild to it a wing, which wQl double its present capacity. No hospital in this city excels this
in interior arrangement. The ceilings are high, the halls broad, the rooms capacious, the ven-
tdation and general adaptability to the purposes intended excellent. There are but one or
two large wards, the majority being intended to accommodate from six to twelve patients ;
besides these there are a number of private rooms. In the wards and rooms there are beds for
one hundred and eight patients. During the year the wards are often fulL The average number
of patients for the year 1874 was about ninety, and the total admissions for the year numbered
nine hundred and seventy-eight. In the same period one hundred and thirty deaths occurred.
Patients in the general wards are charged $10 per week, those occupying private rooms $20.
Dr. James Murphy is Visiting Surgeon ; Dr. J. D. MTiitney, Visiting Physician, and Dr. C. G.
Kenyon, Resident Physician.
In 1868 the Italian Benevolent Society erected a hospital for the use of its members and
others. Two blocks, bounded by Twenty-eighth, Twenty -ninth, Noe, and Castro streets had
lieen secured, and afi'ord a most admirable site. The building faces the east. It is of brick,
two stories in hight and contains beds for forty patients. A wing may be conveniently added
should more room be required. During the first eleven months of 1872 there were admitted
to this hospital two hundred and three patients, the average number present at any one time
being over eighteen ; and the number under treatment on the first of December, 1872, being
about ten. For various reasons, perhaps as much because of its great distance from the central
portion of the city as from any other cause, this hospital was closed toward the latter part of
1873 ; when it \vill again he open for patients is not known.
In 1853 the Government caused to be erected at Rincon Point a very large, four-story brick
hospital, one of the finest buildings in the city at that time, and ever since, from its character
and position, a prominent landmark. It was designed for eight hundred patients — sadors of
the merchant and national marine — probably five time as many as were ever within its walls at
one time. Until 1868 it continued to be used. In this year the severe earthquake further
impaired a foundation already rendered insecure by extensive grading, which had left the
hospital perched upon a liigh embankment, and it was vacated. After numerous removals and
vicissitudes, the patients at last secured a home in the budding formerly occupied as the asylum
for the deaf, dunil), and blind, on the comer of Mission and Fifteenth streets. The ground is
ample, the buddings, two in number, are four stories high, of brick, and perhaps as suitable
for a hospital as buddings converted to such purposes generally are. They are probably the
}>cst accommodations that could be secured without budding, and are calculated to contain one
hundred and twenty-five patients, though the average number in 1874 was but eighty-five. In
this year there were admitted six hundred and sixteen patients. During the same period thirty
deaths occurred. The hospital is under the professional charge of Dr. G. N. Ellinwood.
HORGAK & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1S62.
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Over a vear since the Government decided to build a suitable Marine Hospital, a site on^ the
Presidio Reservation near Mountain Lake, ha-i-ing been selected. The buildings are, in fact,
almost completed and are expected to be ready for occupancy by May, 1875. They are con-
structed entirely of wood, aud consist of an executive buUding two stories in hight, of two,
long, one-story buildings, one on each side of the executive building, to be used for kitchen,
pantry, laundry, store rooms, dead room, Hnen room, etc. ; and of three one-story wards radiating
from the rear of the executive building like the ribs of a fan. The whole expense, including a
separate residence for the surgeon, will be about §60,000.
The writer of this article has visited all the hospitals above named, some of them frequently.
Their internal arrangements are creditable to their authorities, convenient and comfortable to
patients, and calculated to afford excellent facilities for the cure of disease. Nearly all, if not
aU, the estabbshments are pro\'ided with bathing apparatus, not ordy for corumon use, but for
special application in treatment. Thus a patient may have warm, cold, shower, steam, or med-
icated baths, at the option of his physician. The medical staff of the different institutions is
ample, and, as will be seen, includes physicians of excellent standing in the professioiu
The larger hospitals have now been considered. There remain to be mentioned a few smaller
institutions inaugurated for special objects. The buildings which these occupy were not built
for such purposes, but have aU been converted from dweUing houses. The State Woman's
Hospital, comer of Twelfth and Howard streets, receives only those -n-ith diseases peculiar to
women. All who are able are expected to pay. Six beds are, however, devoted to non-paying
patients, .?10 per week being charged in other cases. Originally the hospital accommodated
eighteen patients. About a year since an addition was budt, increasing its capacity to thirty-
one beds. In 1874 the average attendance was eighteen, and the total admissions numbered
eighty. A hundred and ninety-eight out-patients were treated during the same period. In
explanation of the small number admitted during the year, it may be mentioned that most of
the cases require months, some as many as eight, of treatment, before a cure can be effectecL
The hospital is under the charge of Dr. John Scott, assisted by Drs. George Chismore aod
C. E. Blake.
On the corner of Clay Street and Prospect Place is the San Francisco Woman's Hospital, of
which Dr. 0. T. Deaue is the Physician. As the certificate of incorporation shows, this institu-
tion was established for the cure of sick females, and to provide them mth a home, medical
attendance, medicines, and proper care during such period of sickness. It is in fact a general
hospital for females, who are received and treated gratuitously. There were receive<l here
during 1874 one hundred and eighty-one patients, of whom a hundred were pregnant ; and there
were born in the institution in this period one hundred and four infants. 'The hospital, which
contains thirty beds, had an average for the year of about twenty inmates.
In 1868 the San Francisco Lying-m Hospital and Foundling Asylum was incorporated, for
respectable married women or unprotected single women who have previously borne a good
moral character, and for the care and protection of such children as may be born in said hospital,
and foundlings without distinction of coler. The special character of the institution will be
seen at once ; it wiU be appreciated that it differs from all other charities in receiving no cases
of disease whatever. The hospital and asylum has been in successful operation for several years
at 269 Jessie Street, under the professional care of Dr. Benjamin F. Hardy. Within a short
period another large dwelling, adjoining in the rear and fronting on Mission Street, has been
rented, and the accommodations thus materially increased. The design is to provide a room
for each pregnant female besides providing room for the foundlings left at the door. During
1874 the hospital was generally fuU ; nearly a hundred infants were either bom in, or left to the
care of, the institution. A number of these died, many were given away or adopted, and others
were taken away by their mothers.
A little more than three years ago the various Episcopal churches, desiring to provide more
fully for the sick and needy of their parishes, organized St. Luke's Hospital, and procured a
building beyond the Mission, which they adapted to hospital purposes and arranged to accom-
modate" twenty patients. During 1874 sixty-five patients were received, the average attend-
ance being fourteen. The patients are under the charge of Drs. W. A. Douglass and C. B.
Hutchins. Some months since the managers purchased a lot containing two acres, on which
they are now erecting a hospital on the cottage plan, which wUl be ready for occupancy by
Apnl next, ^^^len fuUy completed it will contain beds for eighty patients, but at present^ the
design is to provide for but thirty. Though designed more especially for the poor of the Epis-
copal parishes, St. Luke's Hospital is not exclusive, but receives patients of all denominations,
and is general in character. , . . . ■
It will be seen that exclusive of the Alms House and the Small-pox Hospital, the city, in its
I'll'Iie and private charities, offers accommodation tor over a thousand patients ; that during
l-7i over seven thousand persons availed themselves of their advantages, of which nearly eight
hui^bred died ; and that the average number of patients under treatment was over seven hun-
dred and fifty.
1 AssocJatlons— Benevolent and Protective.
I The operations of the different Associations, Benevolent, Protective, etc., are fuUy detailed
in the Appendix, pages 972-994. During the past year several important charities have been
e3tablished to assist those already in existence. The unequaled munificence of our citizens in
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their generous support of the many organizations of a benevolent character in our roidst, as well
as their prompt and characteristic responses to the many appeals for assistance from abroad, have
given them a reputation that any community may -sreU be proud of.
Hanorartiires.
Manufacturing eventually becomes to a city what agriculture is to the country, its surest
source of general prosperity and permanent wealth. In San Francisco especially, speculation
and trade have usually proved so largely remunerative, and, consequently, so generally attract-
ive, that manufacturing, with its relatively slow and small returns, has absorbed comparatively
little capital. Within the past two years, however, a few capitalists of the heavier class, with a
very considerable number of those controUing more moderate fortunes, have given increased
attention to the establishment and encouragement of the more important manufactures at
home. A brief review of the more prominent of these, including such statistical information
as we can command, will sufficiently demonstrate to the reader the character, extent, and value
of the most valuable of our home industries dming the past year. By the most valuable, we
mean those which employ the greatest number of operatives, and the annual aggregate of whose
transactions exceeds $100,000. For obvious convenience we present them in alphabetical order:
Artificial Stone Works. — Of these, working imder different patents, and making both
stone and marble, the city has four. They employ between eighty and ninety men, and turn
out finished products to the value of §150,000 a year.
BiLLlAKD Tables. — Six factories employ eighty men, make five hundred tables, worth
.?220,000. There is probably as great a demand for billiard tables in San Francisco as in any
other city of equal population in America. The players, both amateur and professional, will
have the best, and are generally both able and 'williug to pay for them.
Boots and Shoes. — This branch of industry is rapidly progressing, and fast displacing East-
em-made goods, the importation of which, in comparison with the rapidly-increasing demand, is
steadily decreasing. In style and quality California-made boots and shoes surpass anything we
can obtain from the East, and our home-made goods now find a ready market in all the adjoin-
ing and neighboring States and Territories, and were it not for the difference in currency we
might successfully compete even with New England for the trade of the West. The support
of this great local interest, the products of which are always trodden under foot, gives employ-
ment to nearly four thousand hands, inclucUug all classes, male and female, Eastern and Cliinese
workers, the value of whose productions amounts in the aggregate to very nearly, if not quite,
$4,000,000. One of the largest firms in the city, that of Messrs. Buckingham &, Hecht, employed
during 1874 three hundred and fifty white hands and two hundred and fifty Chinese, making a
total of six hundred hands. The stock consumed by them was as follows : Sides of sole leather,
thirty-seven thousand six hundred and eighty ; sides of wax upper, eleven thousand six hundred
and forty ; sides of buff upper, fifteen thousand ; kip, six thousand ; domestic calfskin, eight
thousand and four hundred ; imported calfskin, twelve thousand, from which was manufact-
ured three hundred and seventy-five thousand pairs of boots and shoes, an increase of forty thou-
sand on the previous year. A dozen such establishments as this could scarcely supply the
local and country trade.
Boxes. — Twenty- two companies and firms, making aU kinds of boxes, wooden, metallic, and
paper ; plain, fancy, cigar, and treasure, employ three hundred and forty hands, whose annual
work results in §1,200,000 worth of finished goods.
Brass Foundrie.s. — Fourteen of these furnish employment to one hundred and seventy-five
men and boys, and increase the aggregate annual value of manufactures of the city by §385,000.
Breweries. — Lager Beer constitutes the principal brew of the city. The report of the
brewers for 1874 shows a healthy increase of business. The number of barrels made was two
huuilred and five thousand. There are in the city about forty breweries, which give employ-
ment to three hundred and forty-two men. The total value of their annual production is
§1,725,000.
Brooms, Broom Handles, and Britshes. — The making of these indispensable domestic
utensils forms the business of no less than thirteen separate factories, furnishes employment to
one hundred and twenty men and boys, and results in the annual placing upon the market of
over one million brooms and brushes, worth §210,000.
CANDLE Factories. — In these days of gas and kerosene one would hardly believe that in
the City of San Francisco alone over one hundred men tiud constant work in turning out one
hundred and ten thousand boxes a year, worth upward of §300,000. When they reflect,
however, that the constantly-increasing army of miners, in all the darkness of their underground
work, unable to depend upon gas or kerosene, must rely wholly upon candles, they wUl quickly
discover the source of a very great and annually-increasing consumption wliich makes such a
"cereus" item in the annual account of the city's manufactures.
Carriage, Car, and Wagon Factories. — Of these, including those of aU capacities, there
are nearly fifty in the city. They range from the vast establishment of the Kimball Manufactur-
ing Co. to the small shop employing but a single man. They employ four hundred and fifty
men, turned out over twelve hundred wagons and carriages in 1874, and added over §600,000 to
the total wealth of our manufactures.
CHKM1CAL.S. — In a city and county iu which so much of assaying and other metallurgical
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co
p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 51
work is constantly demanded, the production of chemicals is necessarily stimulated to an extent
ahnost incredible to one who had not previously considered these unusual causes. Eicdit differ-
ent chemical works employ forty-niae men. In the lack of the statistics necessary to give the
annual value of their production, we give a few items of their consumption. Last year they
used three thousand and four hundred tons of nitrate of soda, five hundred and fifty tons of
sulphur, and eight hundred and twenty tons of sulphuric acid.
Cigars .\:n-d Tobacco. — Siuce the successful raising and preparing of tobacco, by the CHdp
process, has been practically demonstrated, the culture of this plant has attracted much atten-
tion in this State, and there is no longer any doubt that this industry is destined to become of
very great importance among the commercial and manufacturing interests of CaUfomia. The
California tobacco, cured by this process, conunands a higher price than any other in the mar-
ket. The New York Tobacco Leaf says that the first sales at Louisville, Kentucky, of Califor-
nia tobacco, cured by the Gulp process, brought eighty per cent more than any other tobacco
sold during that week, and from one hundred to one hundred and fifty per cent more than aver-
age new leaf from other States. As Louis\'iUe is one of the centers of the tobacco interest iu
the United States, the commercial rating of tobacco there would fix its character all over the
country. Havana tobacco, of equally good quality as that grown upon the Island of Cuba, can
be raised in many parts of the State, and produces abundantly, yielding two thousand jjounds
to the acre, a greater bulk than is produced iu any of the southwestern States. The beautiful
and fertOe valley of Santa Clara is taking the lead in this busiuess, and will probably become
the great tobacco county of the State. In June, 1874, according to the Sacramento Record,
Santa Clara had about four million plants set out ; Los Angeles about one million ; Santa Cruz,
eight hundred thousand, and Lake County, three hundred thousand ; making a total of over six
milUon, which, it is probable, has now nearly, if not quite, doubled. In selecting a site for a
tobacco plantation, care should be taken that it is weU sheltered from prevailing win'ds, and
that the soil is a soft, sandy loam, such as is most favorable to its gTowth. In regard to the
cigar-making interest, it is no smoky \-iew of the subject that leads us to say that it is becom-
iug by far the greatest of our local industries, giving emploj-ment to a larger number of people,
and producing a greater value than almost any other. Nearly all our cigars are of home manu-
facture, only about one thousand cases having been imported during the "last two years. Of the
one hundred and fifteen cigar manufactories in the city, the heaviest is that of Lewis Brothers.
The number of hands employed by them during 1874 was three hundred. They consumed
three hundred and twenty thousand pomids of tobacco iu the manufacture of nine million
cigars. The number of hands employed by all the manufactories is three thousand four hun-
dred and eighty, and the aggregate number of cigars made, ninety-four million six hundred
and fifty thousand, worth §40 per thousand, or §3,786,000. Taking into account the large
number of smaller manufactories from which we have no returns or statistics, we may safely
assume that the value of this industry, in the City of San Francisco, closely approximates
§5,000,000.
Clothing. — Tailors are abundant, and their work excellent ; j'et, notwithstanding this, the
demand for ready-made work is great enough to furnish constant employment to one hundred
and seventy-five men and women, and calls for the aggregate manufacture of g400,000 worth of
clothing last year.
Coffee, Spice, and Chocolate Mills number ten. They employ over one hundred men,
roast and grind two million two hunilred and fifty thousand pounds of coftee, prepare one hun-
dred thousand pounds of chocolate, gi-ind one hundred and seventy-five thousand pounds of
apices, and add §540,000 to the amiual value of the city's productions.
Cordage and Rope. — One would hartU}' expect that a city and State which have as little
ship building could keep one hundred and twenty-five men and boj's, in three factories, con-
stantly at work, and could consume three thousand tons of hemp and wire rope in a single
year. The great amount of heavy hoisting done in the mines of California, and the adjoining
States, occasions and accounts for almost the whole of this consumption.
Distilleries. — The city furnishes no less than eleven. Thej' employ over two hundred
men, make a miUion and a half gallons of liquor, worth upward of 81,500,000 a year.
Flouring Mills. — Eight flouring mills, ■within the city limits, last year produced six hun-
dred and sixty-five thousand barrels of flour ; seven thousand three hundred and twenty-five
tons of feed barley ; seven hundred and thirtj'-five tons of hominy ; si.x hundred and tw'enty
tons of oatmeal and groats, and two hundred and twenty tons of buckwheat and rye flour.
The aggregate value of these was considerably above §4,500,000. The number of men employed
was one hundred and seventy-three.
FonNDRiEs and Iron Works. — This is another of the industries directly or indirectly
deriving a large part of their support from the mines. There are now twenty-four in operation,
employing twelve hundred men, and using eight thousand tons of pig iron a year, besides .about
one tenth as much bar iron. The value of their manufactures aggregate about §5,000,000. Among
the more prominent of these are the JEtna, California, Columbia, Fulton, Golden State, Miners',
Pacific, Pacific Rolling Mills, Occidental, Union, and the Risdon Iron Works. For solidity,
weight, strength, and finish, the work turned out at the iron works of San Francisco, esijecially
during the last two or three years, will bear comparison with that of even the most celebrated
foundries of the East. The Hope Iron Works, at the Potrero, of which W. W. Hanscom is
" Cleanliness is nezt to CJodliness! " Qo and Bathe at 113 Oeary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchaat
52 SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
proprietor, makes a specialty of vertical Engines, both stationary and manne and particularly
for steam yachts and pmpellers for special serrice. That the demand for specihc articles is such
as to enable or warrant an establishment of this class in turning its entire attention to their
manufacture, is a matter of much congi-atulation as denoting the healthy increase of this
branch of industry; and not only that, but we may reasonably expect that the result will be
the production of a superior cl.ass of manufactures. •.•.,,
FURNITUKE —The increase in this in,anufacture daring the past few years has been abnost
unprecedented, hav-ing increased more than fivefold, while in quality, style, and finish the pro-
ducts of our factories cannot be surjxassed. There are ill the city some thirty estabbshments of
different degrees, employing nearly five hundred men, and producmg an aggregate value of
$1,250,000. , ^^ r I,- 11 rr 1
FuKS.— These are only worn in this mild climate because they are fashionable, io supply
this demand five factories or shojis are required, which^atibrds employment to from fifty to
sixty hands in the manufacturing of furs to the value of .§300,000.
Gl.a.ss Works.— The demand for glassware, such as is produced by the two factories here,
continues good. The call for liottles for the -B-ine-growing interests of the State is steadily
increasing, and is now nearly, if not quite, supplied by home manufacture, the large unporta-
tious of former years from France and Germany hai-ing now almost entirely ceased. The glass
works run two furnaces, thirteen pots, and employ about seventy-five men. The aggregate
value of their wares is $225,000.
Hats ahv C'ap.s.— The manufacture of hats and caps increases the value of our local pro-
ducts .?420,000 annually, and employs in the nineteen estabbshments devoted to that purpose
one hundred and fifteen men and women.
Jewelry, for the adornment of man and womankind, employs nearly four hundred artisans
in the production of an aggregate value of $1,225,000. The number of manufactories is forty-
Lbad and Shot. — San Francisco is fast becoming one of the most important lead-refining
centers of the world. During 1874 Selby's works at North Beach produced twelve thousand
tons of refined lead, from the bullion of the Cerro Gordo mines, ten thousand tons of which
was exported, while at the manufactory, at the comer of Howard and First streets, there was
turned oU' enough lead pipe, sheet lead, and shot to supply all local demands and have a hand-
some surplus for outside trade. The aggregate value produced by the two manufactories
engaged in this industry is nearly SI, 750,000.
Saw Manufactories. — "Saw up and saw down" has been the motto of the proprietors of
the eight estabbshments engaged in this branch of manufacture, until their wares are gradually
superseding all others. Located as they are in the near vicinity of the immense gro-n-th of
lumlier- producing trees, the wants of the State and of the Coast are fuUy understood, and
their s.aws for miUiug purjioses are withtiut rival either in size or in quality, while in the pro-
duction of hand and other smaller saws for mechanical purposes, they successfully compete
with those of the famed Disstou manufacture. There are now eight saw manufactories in this
city, employing seventy-two men, consuming seventy-five tons of steel annually, and producing
an aggregate value of nearly $200,000.
S^Asn, Blinds, and Doors. — As a natural consequence the erection of so many buildings in
the city during 1874 has had a stimulating efifect upon this branch of industry. In the eight
factories devoted to this interest three hundred and fifty men have been employed in working
up over seven miUion feet of lumber, which has added nearly $500,000 to the value of our local
manufactures.
Silverware, in its various departments, employs sixty-five men in the manufacture of
1250,000 worth of plate and other articles of household ornament and convenience.
Shirt Manufactories. — Although these manufactories present a good showing for the past
^•ear, there is stdl room for a large increase. They number but eight, employ one hundred and
forty-five hands, and make up amiually .§120,000 worth of shirts.
.SHii'P.uiLDiNt;. — In this most important essential to our commercial interests California,
although far advanced in many other industries, is yet very far in the background. ^^ ith our
bays, whose deep, bold shores aflbrd some of the finest sites for ship yards to be found on the
continent ; an inexhaustible supply of excellent timber suitable for such purposes, either in our
owu forests or so near at hand and easily accessible that it may be procured at much less cost
than timber of an inferior quality can be had ill the Atlantic shipbuilding States, we are yet
dependent upon them, m>t only for those magnificent iron fioating palaces, but for all the wooden
liottonia which are eug.aged iu the transportation of our immense exjiorting and importing inter-
ests. \\'hile we have been sleejjing on from our birth to our majority, scarcely taking a step in
this direction, and pajdng millions of dollars of freight money every year to Eastern and foreign
shipowners, our younger sisters at the north, Oregon and Washington Territory, hardly out of
their swaddling clothes, realizing the importance of this almost inestimable branch of industi'y
and pillar of stability, have borne away the iialm. It is tnie we have buUt a few inland steam-
ers and small coasting schooners, the largest of which is less than three hundred tons burden.
During the year 1874 there were built at and launched from California yards twenty-five schoon-
ers and seven stem-wheel and propeller steamers, having an aggregate tonnage of two thousand
three hundred and ninety-two tons. The gi-eat steam ferry boat, Thoroughfare, of the Central
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Marked
;. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO, 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 63
Pacific Railroad Co., is one of the largest pieces of marine architecture yet launched from
California shores. She is two hundred and sixty feet on deck, thirty-eight feet beam, with a
flat bottom. She once made the trip across the bay, carrying eighteen loaded freight cars, run-
ning a distance of three and a half miles, in twenty-two minutes. The successful launching of
the Western Shore from the shipyard of Simpson Bros. & Co. , at Coos Bay, Oregon, has dem-
onstrated beyond a doubt that this interest can be made a great success upon this coast. The
Western Shore is the largest vessel ever constructed upon the western shore of the continent.
Her dimensions are : Length of keel, one hundred and eighty feet ; beam, forty -two feet ; mean
depth of hold, twenty -two and one half feet. Tonnage, Custom House measurement, twelve
hundred tons, or more than one half the entire tonnage of all the vessels built in California
duruif the year. The cost of consti-uction was about 888,000, or 8fi6, 67 per ton. In the Atlantic
States' the cost of similar vessels is from S90 to .§120 per ton. This difference in favor of the
Pacific is a strong argument in favor of building our own vessels. Not only does the Pacific
slope abound in most excellent timber for the construction of the hulls, but in the important
auxiliary of spar timber, which cannot be equaled anywhere in the known world. It is pleas-
ing' to note, however, that this significant branch of industry, the successful development of
w&ch will result in a sa\-ing to our merchants and shippers the -513,000,000 of freight money
now annually paid, an expense which is constantly increasing with the growth and prosperity
of the State," has at last attracted much attention among our business men, and gained a promi-
nence among our capitalists which promises speedy results. A project is already on foot among
the capitalists of this city, looking to the establishment of a large shipbuilding industry upon
the shores of our newly and dearly-acquired territory of Alaska. A petition has been pre-
sented to the Senate asking for the passage of a law giring to the petitioners the right to cut
timber from off a large tract of Government land on that coast for shiplrailding purposes. The
laud desired borders on Hekow and Chatham straits and Prince Edward Sound, and abounds
in the best quality of cedar, spruce, and pine timber. If successful in procuring the necessary
legislation they propose incorporating immediately, and promise that %rithin two years they
■niU buQd a ship of twelve hundred tous burden. Some of the advantages of this coast for
shipbuilding may be briefly summed up as follows: 1st. The cost of good oak, hard pine, and
other timber of the best quality, is at least forty per cent less than in the Eastern States. 2d.
It is the opinion of many experts that the yellow fir- and Oregon pine make a vessel superior in _ _
aU respects to one built of Eastern w-ood, being admirably adapted for shipbuddmg purposes Ji
in all the requirements of strength, durability, and for holding a fastening. ^Mien properly g"
ventilated and salted, its lasting qualities have stood the test of fifteen or twenty years, in all "
parts of vessels, sailing or steamers. 3d. The immense supply of magnificent spar timber,
which for size, length, durabilitv, and strength, is unrivaled. We neglected to note in its
proper place the organization at "Vallejo, in August, 187-i, of a shipbuihling company, with a
capital stock of 8250,000. This company contemplates tlie construction of a ship of from one
thousand to twelve hundred tons burden, to demonstrate the fact that if California can pro-
duce the grain she can also budd the vessels for its transportation.
Slippers. — The manufacture of slippers gives employment to some two hundred and fifty
hands, mostly Chinese, and aggregates in value 8162, .500 a year. Number of factories, eighteen.
Silk.— The Union Pacific Silk Manufacturmg Co., at their works in Visitacion Valley, are
operating successfully in the manufacturing of sewing silk, ribbons, etc. Their works have a
capacity of producing about 86,000 worth of goods weekly.
So.VP Factories. —The soaps made by the twenty-three manufactories in this city are
steadily increasing in favor, and gradually," but surely, decreasing the importation of Eastern
and foreign goods. The number of boxes received from outside sources durmg 1874 was six-
teen thousand and fifty-nine boxes less than in 1873, whUe the exports were six thousand six
hundred and thirty-two boxes in excess of the preceding year. The twenty-three factories m
San Francisco employ one huntUed and thirty-eight hands, and make annuaUy eight million
two hundred and fifty thousand pounds of soap, valued at 8215,000.
Tanneries. —The leather interest is in a most prosperous and steaddy-improving condition,
an extra demand hai-ing sprung up for boot and shoe manufacturing purposes. The Califorma
hides, under the present improved system of curing, are second only to those of Buenos Aj-res.
The overland shipments of leather", during the first eleven months of last year, more than
trebled those for the entire year of 1873, while the value of the sea exports showed a healthv
increase. San Francisco has thirty-eight tanneries, empIo)^ng an aggrefflite of two hundred
and thirty men, and consuming four thousand and eight hundred cords of bark amiuaUy, m the
tanning of one hundred and eighteen thousand five huncUed and fifty hides, which produce
leather of the value of 8945,000. ^ . ^ . c „
Tefn-ks and V.ILISES also form a prominent feature in the manufacturing interests of the
city, giWng employment to over one hundred men, who make 8210,000 worth of trunks and
valises annually. , ..
Watch Making.— Although our age is confessedly fast, our country faster, and our city
pr.ssibly fastest of all, even California and San Francisco have not yet become quite fast enough,
n.ir <Town sufliciently independent to discard some thoroughly reliable standard time measurer.
Conscious of this necessity, and quite too proud to depend for its supply upon the older manu-
facturing centers of Europe or the East, several of our leading capitalists and more promment
Children's Hair Cut in the most Eeoherche Manner at 113 Geary.
D. "W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant'
54 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
husiness men, toward the close of last year, united in such representations, assurances, and
other more substantial inducements, to the managers and proprietors of the Cornell Watch Co. ,
then of Chicago, 111., as decided those gentlemen to remove their immense establishment, with
all its vast efjuipment of complicated and expensive machinery, from the great metropolis of
the lakes, to that of the Pacific Coast. Accordingly, having rented the large east wing of the
immense building, known as Kimball's Carriage Factory, on the west side of Fourth Street,
between Harrison and Brj'ant, they successfully transported thither their complete machinery
and tliere established the "first watch factory, not only of San Francisco, but of Western North
America. A quarter of a century ago, few, if any, watches were wholly manufactured in the
United States, nor did the whole countrj' then contain anything at all approaching the dimen-
sions or dignity of a watch factory proper. And neither in this country nor in any other had
any one attempted the application of machinerj' to the manufacture of any except a few of the
very simplest parts of a watch. Within that period, however, that mechanical genius of invent-
ive industry which sets the American baby to contri\"ing improvements upon his own cradle,
even before he is fairly out of it, ha\-ing improved or remodeled every known machine of the
lieaWer description, and invented hundreds of new ones, begun to turn its attention to the
making of watches, and especially to the constraction of the machines necessary to manufacture
them more accurately, uniformly, and rapiiUy. The usual result speedily followed. Besides
the numberless factories of lesser note, the country has now seven large and celebrated estab-
lishments for the maniifacture of machine-made watches. These are the Waltham Co. at
Waltham, Massachusetts ; the Howard Watch Co., Boston, Massachusetts ; the New York Co.,
Springfield, Massachusetts ; the United States Co., Marion, N. J. ; the Springfield Watch Co.,
Sja-ingfield, Illinois ; the National Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois; and the Cornell Watch Co. (late
of Chicago, Illinois) now of this cit}-. With the machinery now in operation the factory occu-
pies nearly one half of the buUding, and employs about one hundred hands, of whom one fourth
are females. As soon as the remaining machinery arrives and the factory commences working
to its full capacity it will occupy the whole building, give constant emplojTnent to four hundred
operatives and turn out from seventy-five to one hundred watches a day, ranging in prices from
ten, twenty to three hundred dollars each. As is well known the ingenious, accurate, and
delicate machinery now employed in the manufacture of American watches produces even the
minutest parts of their complicated machinery with an exactness, perfection, and uniformity far
surp.assing the finest work of the largest experienced and most successful human hand. But
liesides this, mathem.atical accuracy and uniform proportion, the machines have reduced the
number of pieces or parts to less than one fifth. The old standard English fusee watch, made
almost wholly by hand, had over seven hundred and fifty separate and different parts ; the mod-
em American machine-made watch has less than one hundred and fifty. In the old-fashioned
hand-made watch no part of any one watch had exactly the same size and shape of the corres-
ponding part in another ; hence, in case of accident or necessary repair, no substitution or
exchange of part for part could be made without perceptaMy aft'e"cting the rate of the watch.
In the modem American watch, as made by the Cornell C^ii., with the possible exception of
a few of the jeweled portions and pivots specially fitted to each watch, any one of the scores
of separate pieces taken from one watch fits with p"erfect accuracy in the corresponding place in
any other of the same grade. Thus, in the event of accident, anv piece lost, broken, or worn, can
always be duplicated at the factory on receipt of the name of the part, and the number or kind
of watch. Among the very great, if not the decisive, advantages which CaHfomia presents for
the establishment of a mechanical enterprise, especially one involving as much iron and steel,
is the very great and almost constant ihyness of the atmosphere. This alone wiU prove a very
considerable element in the superior ease and consequently greater profit with which watches
can be m.ade in San Francisco. The Comell Co. may reasonably expect not only to retain
a large portion of its foi-mer custom east of the Rocky Mountains, but almost certainly, at no
distant day, to supply the entire Pacific Coast market. Beyond this it may confidently count
upon extending its trade to Mexico, Central and South America, Japan, China, and even India.
As the jnoneer in this valuable and important branch of mechanical enterprise we cordiaUv
welcome the Cornell Watch Co., and join with the city and the State in wishing it that annu-
ally-mcreasing success which shall at once equal its own desert and our confident anticipa-
tions.
Wire and Wire Rope.— Of these the city has two factories. The first, more exclusively
devoted to the making of wire, is the Pacific Wire Works, at No. 437 Brannan Street. It
inakes wires for ropes, springs, brooms, bottles, etc., of material imported from England. Em-
plojnng alxnit twenty men, it finished and delivered, in 1S74, nearly one hundred thousand
pounds of wnrc, worth .?loO,000. Started less than four years since, it ab-eady commands most
of the home trade. Tlie Wire-rope Factory at North Beach thus far remains the only one upon
the coast. Remodeled, enlarged, and refitted during the year, it has now a capacity of nearly
two thousand tons a year. These ropes are used for extra heavy hoisting in deep mines, for the
standuig ngging of large ships, for traction on steep-grade street-car routes, as already noted,
and in the patent Elevated Wire Tramway— if such a phrase aibnits of such an application.
Some of these larger and longer ropes weigh from eight to nine tons. Besides these the estab-
lishment h,-w successfully accomplished the manufacture of an aggregate length of upward of
hfty miles of submarine telegraph cable for various lines in the vicinity of Puget Sound and
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market
p. VAIT SCHAACS & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Keamy, Established 1862.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
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Vancouver's Island. His entire success in these experiments encourages the proprietor in the
co'ntiilent prediction that his establishment will, ere long, manufacture the mammoth Pacific
Submarine Telegraph Cable, which will furnish the last and grandest link in the telegraphic
circuit of the world, by connecting California with Japan and China.
Wood and Willow Wakk.— The manufacture of this class of wares has kept steady pace
with the rapid growth of the city, and the figures for 1874 show a large increase over any pre-
ceding year, and amounts in the aggregate to $145,000, as the product of sixty-five hands
employed in the two factories, which also employ steam to the amount of one hundred and
twentj'-horse power. . . . „ , , • ,cro
Woolen Mills.— The Pioneer Woolen MUls at Black Pomt, ongmaUy erected in 1858, were
the first to attempt to create a local industry from the then, as now, rapidly-increasing wool
clip of the State, which, up to 1859, the year in which the Pioneer MUls commenced runmng,
had been shipped abroad to find a market. The success of the enterprise having received a
practical demonstration, the Pioneer Mills were followed in 1861 by the Mission Woolen Mills,
located on Folsom Sstreet, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. These were followed at a later
date by the Pacific Woolen Mills, also located on Folsom Street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, which have since become identical with the Mission Mills, the concern now being
known as the Mission and Pacific Woolen MUls. The product of these mdls comprises broad-
cloths tweeds, cassimeres, heavy army and navy blankets, shawls, cloakings, and flannels of
superior quality and finish, and hosiery. The blankets manufactured at the Mission ^ oolen
Mills have a world-wide reputation, and cannot be equaled upon this continent. These nulls
employ in the aggregate nine hundred hands, in the production of two hundred thousand pairs
blankets twelve hundred dozen pairs of flannel drawers, one thousand dozen hosiery, two hun-
dred and five thousand yards of cloths and tweeds, and one million two hundred thousand yartls
of flannels, from four million five hundred thousand and five hundred pounds of wool. The ap-
proximate estimated value of these manufactures is SI, 300, 000. We have thus briefly noted the
more prominent manufactures of San Francisco, the value of which, if sweUed by the large
number of estabhshments of lesser note, gives us a grand aggregate of very nearly forty million
of dollars.
Insnrance Companies.
FiEE Insurance.— The number of companies doing a Fire or Fire and Marine Insurance
business in this State, February 15, 1875, was eighty. Of these seven were Calif orma compa-
nies, fifty were companies of other States of the Union, thirteen of Great Bntam, four of Ixer-
many, four of China, and two of Switzerland. <• i.. oi i
Life Insurance.- At the last session of the Legislature the Insurance Laws of the State
of California were amended by the enactment of certain provisions which had the effect to
cause nearly aU the Life Insurance companies of other States, then having agencies m this, to
suspend operations within its limits. Section 419 of the new CivU Code provides that any
Insurance Co., whether of this or any other State, in order to become legaUy authorized to
transact business in California, must have a paid-up capital equal to §200,000, at least and that
this capital must always be maintained intact. This, with sundry other provisions, aU of wliicu
had simply the effect to place all foreign companies upon precisely the same footmg as o"r own
home companies, resulted in the withdrawal of their agencies from this State on the part of all
the outside companies then doing business within it, except four, which are the only ones now
authorized by law to issue policies of Life Insurance in Cabfomia. These are the National Lite
Insurance Co. of the United States of America, Chicago, 111.; New England Mutual Lite
Insurance Co., Boston, Mass.; Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Mdwaukee, Wis.;
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., Maine. These, with the Pacific Mutual Life Insm-ance Co.,
of Sacramento, the only home company now doing Life Insurance business m tlie State, con-
stitute the only five Life Insurance companies which can now legally issue new policies Jiesides
these, seven companies of those formerly having agencies here, the .*;tna, of Harttoixl, Oonn. ;
The Germania and the Manhattan, of New York; The Life Assurance of Ainerica, of St Louis,
ilo.; the New Jersey Mutual, of Newark, N. J.; the Piedmont and Arhngton, of Richmond,
Va., and The Widow and Orphans' Fund, of Nashville, Tenn.. are now legaUy authorized to
collect renewal premiums only. „_, . . i, t ^ ,„^i-
The aggregate business. Fire and Marine, for the year 1874, is as follows : Insurance ^mt-
ten, S258lt4r359; premiums received, -54,448,033.02; losses paid, .§1,098,406.49; ratio of losses
to premiums, 24.7. Of this amount the CaUfomia companies transacted the foUowj^g- /"i^"^"
ance written §98,562,279.58; premiums received, ,S1,771 .548.86; losses paid, $541 217 33 ratio
of losses to premiums, 30.55. The diminished ratio of losses paid to the amount of msurance
written, and the amount of premiums received, shows a marked improvement m the business
of property insurance in this State during the year 1874, as compared with that of the two
preceding years. _
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No one ever saw a California bank note. Eastern visitors and newly-arrived residents
remark, with surprise, the complete absence of notes issued by Califoniia banks Jhe 'State
has no Banks of Issue. Her Constitution forbids them. The only establishments within her
bmits which may issue notes for general circulation are the two national gold-note banks, the
First National Gold Bank, and tie National Gold Bank and Trust Co., established by the
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
aut)iority and operating under the regulations of the General Government. General Commer-
cial Banks of Deposit, Loan, Discount, and General Financial Accommodation are suflBciently
numerous and prosperous. The aggrepate of bank capital and deposits, December 31, 1874, was
S.54,95.S,.337 (of which the two National Gold Banks had over $5,000,000), an increase of
^,919,093 over the preceding year. Besides regular banks, the city has a considerable number
of Land and Loan Associations or organizations which are really doing much of the legitimate
work of banks without formally assuming the name. Of the financial sagacity which charac-
terizes the general management of our leading banks one may gain a tolerably satisfactory idea
from the di\adends paid by our leading local banks during 1874, which were as follows: Bank
of California, $600,000; First National Gold Bank, $180,000; Merchant's Exchange Bank, $160,-
000; National Gold Bank and Trust Co., $150,000; Pioneer Land and Loan Association, $13,-
920. The total amount of paid-up working capital in the commercial banks of the city is about
$17,500,000. A considerable portion of this finds employment in assisting the movement or
transfer of the immense crops throughout the entire State, and in more or less close connection
with the mining operations of our own and neighboring States and Territories.
Savings Banes. — These are the true indices of the general pecuniary prosperity of the
great masses. One may safely judge the monetary condition of the whole community from the
records and returns of its institutions of savings. In these he may read the industry, economy,
and sobriety of the great working classes, that immense "Third Estate," whose condition more
surely than that of any other shows the true growth and the real status of the community.
We subjoin a tabulated list of the condition of the San Francisco Savings Banks, as shown by
their last semi-annual reports :
SEMi-AN2inAL Statement of San Fraxcisco Savinos Institotions, Decehbeb 31, 1874.
NAME.
S.avings and Loan Society
IJibernia Savings and Loan Society
French Savinyw and Loan Society
San Francisco Savings Union
Tkld Fellows Savings Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Savings.
Gemian Savings and Loan Society
Masonic Savings and Loan Banli
Himibnldt Savings and Loan Bank
Security Savings Bank
California Savings and Loan Society
Totals, January, 1875. .
Totals, January, 1874. .
Increase in one year. . .
Number
Depositors.
9,877
17,706
6,600
6,127
7,649
687
6,990
3,087
1,648
1,000
687
60,658
61,807
8,861
Amount
Deposits.
$11,684,949
13,647,636
6,976,351
6,697,968
7,480,334
655,896
6,216,060
1,360,466
848,305
1,482.019
272,194
866,021,177
46,745,044
88,276,133
Gross
Earnings.
8668,932
604,185
280,739
316,703
326,941
32,990
231,643
71,437
37,784
70,054
16,843
82,557,151
2,266,224
8290,927
Reserve
Fund.
8354,756
862,249
182,776
226,700
126,666
65,000
135,600
171,838
67,424
150,000
63,000
82,384,804
2,091,055
8293,749
82,232,667
81,949,610
$282,967
The average to each depositor, 1873, $902.25 ; in 1874, $907.07 gold, equal to $1,043 currency.
This exceeds the average of the State of Rhode Island ($545), which, with the exception of San
Francisco, is the highest known — nearly one hundred per cent.
*'Uy and County Bonded Debt, IMarcta 10, 1815.
18.58....
1802-03.
1863.,..
1864....
1864....
1866....
1866-67.
1867....
1870....
1870....
1871....
1872
1873
1873
1874
1874
1874
1874
1874
By the.
City and County
City and County for San Josd
Railroad
City and County for City Slip
City and County for City Slip
Central Pacific H. R. Co
Western Pacific R. R. Co
School Department
Judgment
School Department
Park Improvement
Hospital
School Department
Park Improvement
Hospital
Park Improvement
House of Correction
School Department
Park Improvement
City Hall.
Payable
1888
1877-8
1883
1884
1894
1895
1881
1887
1890
1890
1891
1882
1904
1904
1894
1904
1904
Annual Interest.
Pr.ct.
Payable In.
San Francisco.
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Totals.
Annual
Sinking Fund.
About841,000
About 26,000
About 47,000
About 20,000
About 17,000
About 16,000
About 9,000
About 10,000
Bonds in
Circulation
8648,000
108,000
473,500
11,000
377,000
250,000
197,000
246.000
285,000
1.50,000
170,000
100,000
75,000
40,000
126,000
150,000
200,000
125,000
94,500
8224,000 I 83,725,000
Funded Debt, March 10, 1875, $3,725,000; Cash in Treasury (sinking funds), $251,200;
Actual Debt, $3,473,800. March 1, 1875: Cash in Treasury (various funds), $1,297,848.
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
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Of the amount of City Hall Bonds, §750,000, authorized by the Legislature of 1873^,
594,500 have been issued.
The bonds issued for the opening and improvement of Montgomery Avenue, amountmg to
$1,500,000, are not included in the above table; they are redeemable in thirty years, bear inter-
est at the rate of six per cent per aimum, and for their payment the property directly benefited,
valued at $60,000,000, is pledged.
Assessment and Rates of Taxation from 18*0 to 1875.*
Total
Annual
Rates.
Pakticulab Class of Assessments.
Total
i'lSCAly yjSAKS.
Real Estate.
Improvements.
Personal Property.
Assessments.
1869-70
3 08
2 84J
2 97
1 60
1 60
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69,776,603
75,145,717
76,124,661
180,671,640
180,871,138
162,080,605
In Real
In Real
In Real
In Real
37,182,680
In Real
t44,982,908
31,246,169
28,900,988
108,011,617
44,164,717
102,035,689
114,769,611
1870-71
106,391,876
187'' 73
1288,683,257
1874-75
264,116,294
The value of the real and personal property of the City and County of San Francisco, October
1874 was assessed as foUows : Real Estate, §122,338,369; Improvements, §39,943,685; Personal
Property §105 590 592 ; Total, §267,872,646. The total value of the Real and Personal Property
of the State of California, 1872-73, is §637,232,823. Total State tax levied, §3,175,480, of which
San Francisco was assessed forty-five per cent.
IHnnlcipal Expenditures from 1865 to 18;4.§
yEAES.
Current Expenses
1866-66
$916,034 45
939,285 05
1,216,926 00
1,937,925 41
2,098,610 00
2,417,110 00
2,783,843 00
2,826,670 98
3,036,212 OO
1867-68.
1868-69
lg69-70
1370-71
1S71 72
1872 73
1873-74
Permanent Im-
provements.
S90,995 00
188,073 75
165,659 24
Interest.
8256,198 38
213,353 06
200,644 07
373,060 83
224,198 00
226,462 00
223,462 00
232,985 65
270,011 00
Reduction of
Debt.
$154,055 00
354,686 82
206,457 76
148,233 81
361,625 00
177,045 00
65,461 00
213,909 46
124,685 00
$19,097 47
71,166 66
$1,437,
1,766,
1,788,
2,459,
2,684,
2,819,
3,062,
3,273
3,430,
,281 20
,565 34
,686 07
,210 06
,433 00
,617 00
,766 00
,515 90
,808 00
Total expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1874, §3,430,808. This amount does not
include the cost of repairing unaccepted streets, paid by owners of property, aggregatmg about
$400,000. ., . ^. ^ c i.\,^
For the year ending June 30, 1874, the foUowmg amounts were paid for the support of the
different departments of the Municipal Government : Salaries, City and County officers, )?408 301 ;
Police, S<188,678 ; Fire (including Fire Alarm Telegraph and all other expenses connected Tnth the
Department, §224,922; School, §686,480; Street Light, §229,040; Hospital, i,188,b96; Alms
House, §73,756; redemption bonds and interest, §394,595. The number of salaned employes
connected with the Municipal Government exceeds one thousand, who receive for salaries
annually an aggregate of over one million one hundred thousand dollars.
Annnal Revenne from 1865 to 1874.11
YEARS.
1865-66. .
1866-67. .
1867-68. ,
1868-60. .
1869-70. ,
1870-71. .
1871-72.
1872-73. ,
1873-74.
Taxes.
State and Co.
Licenses.
$1,361,876 26
1,482,476 31
1,509,162 60
1,786,129 43
1,966,827 00
1,936,902 00
2,062,204 68
1,814,669 00
2,613,108 91
$89,253 26
93,901 50
09,484 74
100,454 60
110,363 12
106,167 00
146,046 18
190,443 00
212,360 00
Municipal
Licenses.
828,799 25
31,762 80
38.895 90
52,560 50
41,646 50
40,067 00
42,414 06
65,522 00
71,267 60
Sale of
Bonds.
861,050 00
126,965 38
47,500 00
Other Sources.
883,420 30
107,647 97
271,263 78
607,040 67
752,365 93
716,263 00
812,683 04
1,138,814 00
915,824 77
Total
81,624,408 06
1,841,753 96
1,966,306 92
2,446,185 29
2,871,192 65
2,798,389 OO
3,063,346 88
3,199,448 00
3,712,551 28
State.
$944,812 35
987,105 77
1,095,586 71
1,044,836 20
1,049,506 09
965,957 00
947,399 83
904,066 00
1,127,076 94
The total receipts for the year ending June 30, 1874, exclusive of the State tax, §1,127,676 94,
"^^ThVspectJl Fee Fund for 1873-74 aggregated §148,467, of which the Eecorder returned
§.32,654; the County Clerk, §41,621 ; the Sherifif, §24,871 ; the Tax Collector, §15,'^'^" — ' +'^»
Clerk of the Justices' Court, §9,552.
and the
• For table of Assessments, etc., from 1850 to 1869, see San Fraxcisco Directort 18, 4, P^e 11. ,^„,io,,
t Exclusive of Mortgages, which amounted in 1869-70 to near «16,pOO,000, now held t^ ^.f ?rrA„P^i!^''of the
J The large increase i?the value of real and personal property, 1872-73, was occasioned by the operation of the
^""I F.°?table of Municipal E.tpenditures from 1850 to 1865, see San Francibco Directorv 1868. P°«^. lO' „ ^„ .„
U For table of Revenue coUected in San Francisco from 1850 to 1865, see San Francibco Directors 1800, page 10.
The most Artistic Work in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Qeary.
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The following estimate of the population of this city has been prepared from careful investi-
gation made during the progress of the canvass for the present volume and other reliable data ;
and in directing attention thereto, the compiler believes that the aggregate presented is a fair
approximation to the actual number :
AVhite Males over Iwenty-one 77*306
White Females over eighteen (estimated) 44,000
Whit* Males under twenty-one (estimated) 43,57''2
White Females under eighteen (estimated) 37,H04
White Males, names refused, and foreigners not taken in the canvass (estimated) 1,750
Chinese, Male and Female ^ 19,000
Colored, Male and Female 1,800
Total permanent Population 225,132
To which should be added a large element of our population known as "floating," which consists of:
Ist. Transient boarders, etc., at hotels, boarding houses, etc. 2d. Soldiers at the fortifications in the
harbor. 3d. Persons engaged navigating the bay, who claim this city as their residence. 4th. In-
mates of Alms House, Hospitals, and other charitable institutions. County Jail, etc. 5th. A lar^
number of persons who have no permanent place of abode, together amounting to about 5,000
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names contained in the present voltmie, as follows : The number of references in the register of
o i names is 87,192, of which 76,206 are male residents of this city. These figures are exclusive of
»4 I numerous lists of names included in the Business Directory and the Appendix, containing the
of I names of officers of societies, incorporations, etc. , not obtained in the regular canvass, estimated
g I at 1,()00, making a total of 77,206. The two latter named departments of the Directory are
ng I compiled from information collected just previous to the publication of the work, and include
many names not to be found in the regular list.
The number of females over eighteen is estimated at 44,CKX), upon the basis of the Federal
Census of 1870. The number of females of all ages enumerated, as published in this city,
amounts to 61,577, of which 23,261 are under fifteen years. According to the average of the
I Census throughout the United States, about sixteen per cent of the number under fifteen
fj I (3, "21) should be added thereto to represent the element between sixteen and eighteen, indu-
es I sive, which would give an average as foUows : Under eighteen, 26,982; eighteen and over,
^ , 34,.595. The difference between the last-named figures (34,595) and those included in the table
g ; (44,000), amounting to 9,405, wiU not be considered an over-estimate for the increase since
g j August, 1870. Estimated increase for the year eniUng February 28, 1875, 4,900. Of this num-
«H ! ber, at least 2,000 have been contributed by the Eastern immigration alone.
The estimates of males under twenty-one, and the females under eighteen, are based upon
the returns published in the San Francisco Directory for 1874. According to the figures referred
to the aggregate of these two elements was 73,978; or, males, 39,611 ; females, 34,367. Esti-
matmg an mcrease of ten per cent for the past year, 7,398, would give as a total 81,376; or,
males, 43,572 ; females, 37,804.
The remainder of the data in our estimate explains itself, and to those who are acquainted
with the different elements referred to therein, the figures relating thereto will not be con-
sidered over-estimated.
The aggregate of the present year (230,132), as compared with that of last year (200,700),
exhibits a gam of 29,432, or about fifteen per cent, a much greater percentage of increase than
has taken place for a similar period since 1850.
The number of names enumerated in the register of the present volume (77,206) exliibits an
increase over the number published in the San Francisco Directory for 1874 (65,092) of 12,114,
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tliree persons, our population on this basis aggregates 231,618.
Meteorological Obserratlong made at San Francisco, from NoTcmlier, 1850, to March, 1875.
BY HKNRY OIBBONS, M.D.
In the foUowing tables the reader will find, in a condensed form, the results of twenty-four
years diligent observation of the climate of .San Francisco, with more particular reference to rain.
llam has f.aUen in every month of the year. In July it has rained only in one year ; August
has furmshed ram m four years; June in seven years; September in twelve years; October in
sixteen years. Is o account is made of a more sprinkle, nor of the deposit of summer mist. The
greatest quantity of mist which ever falls in twenty-four hours is about three hundredths of an
""'^, 'f^ *'"» quantity 13 very rare. Near the ocean the mist is much more copious.
The driest season was 1850-51 which gave only seven inches. Next to that was 1863-64,
with eight and one half mchcs. The winter of 1867-68 gave the most rain-forty inches. The
average is between twenty-one and twenty-two inches.
The earliest setting in of the rainy season was October 8; the latest, January 12. An early
MORGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Beet Eastern Transplanted Oysten
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the latest beginnings have been foDowed by an average supply.
The average date of the beginning of the r.ainy season is Xovember 28 ; of the termination,
April 1 0. March is as certain to bring rain in liberal amount as any other month. In one ye:ir
out of every three there is no rain of importance after JIarch. The last showers of the season
come, with remarkable uniformity, about the third week of May.'
The middle of January is the average di\-idiug point of the rainy season. The mean quan-
tity before .January 1 is about equal to the mean quantity after Januarj' 31.
" December gives the greatest average quantity ; January is not far behind ; February, March,
and November come next, and are nearly alike; then April, May, and October, in the order
named.
The greatest amount of rain in any one month was in January, 1862, when there fell the
enormous quantity of eighteen inches.
It is worthy of note that in the driest seasons there has been an abundant supply for agri-
cultural purposes, had it been distributed evenlj'. Three inches in December, with one inch
in each of the four following months, would answer all purposes.
The rain table of San Francisco may be made the basis for estimating the fall in other parts
of the State. The mountains of the north have from two to three times as much, and the
southern section of the State about half as much, or even less in some localities. The valley of
the Sacramento has nearly the same quantity as San Francisco ; that of the San Joaquin one
fourth or one third less, the quantity diminishing southward.
By reference to the tables showing the extremes of heat and cold, it appears that the coldest
weather was in January, 18.54, when the mercury fell to 25°. At that time the mud in the
streets was frozen solid, and the shallow ponds were covered with ice strong enough for boys to
skate on. But such weather is extremely rare, though since that time the ground has been
frozen several times so as not to thaw fully in the shade for a day or two. The coldest noonday
embraced in the record was 37°. Often the entire winter passes by without bringing the ther-
mometer so low as the freezing point. In 18.53 it fell at no time below 40°.
The extreme of heat was on the tenth and eleventh of September, 1852, when the thermom-
eter reached 97° and 98' on the two days, respectively. This, however, was entirely excep-
tional, and might not occur again in half a century ; the air was dry as a sirocco, and caused
the woodwork of houses to crackle and the plaster to break on the wooden walls.
With the exception just noted, the hottest day on record was 93' on the sixth day of July,
1867. In October, 1864, and in September, 1865, it reached 91', and in July, 1855, it reached
90'. Thus it appears there were only six days in twenty-four years when the thermometer rose
as high as 90°.
The table of mean temperature shows that our summer does not come till the suirmier flionths
have passed by. September is the warmest month in the year, and October next ; then i^omes
August ; July, the hottest month elsewhere, is the fourth here, or links with June ; next come
April and May ; then March and November ; then February, and, finally, January and Decem-
ber, which are the only winter months, if indeed we have any weather that deserves the name
of winter. lo-i; •*
Twice the ground has been covered with snow. On the twenty-ninth of December, 18o6, it
snowed very fast for several hours, and two or three inches gathered, but it melted before night.
OA the twelfth of January, 1868, it snowed fast before day, so that two inches collected. But
it disappeared before sunrise, so that few persons enjoyed the rare spectacle.
The extraordinary evenness of the climate depends on the adjacent ocean, the water of which,
flo-ning in a current from the north, is always at a temperature of about 52', summer and
winter. The sea breeze of summer, which chdls the air at noonday, leaves no place for hot
nights. There is not, on an average, one night in the year when it is warm enough to sit out
of doors at midnight with comfort.
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-Shoiuing the Aniouni of Bain in each Month since 1S.50; and the Total Amount in each Bainy
Season. HolE.— Each Column represents one Rainy Season,
Month.
.\ue:ust.
S.vptember
' 'ctober...
November
December.
January...
Ffhruary.
March
.\pril
May
Jnrie
July
.11
i.o:
.4 .1
2.2! 0..3
7.111.9
1852 1853
.6 4.1
.1 1 "
6.4 4.8
.2 5.1
Totals.. 13.2 33.5 23.0
1354 1855: 1.856 18.57
.1
2.1..
4 1.2
4 5.4 4.0
i I
1855 18.56 1857
4.5 8.4 2.1
4.6 .5 8.6
4.3 1.6 1.6
5.6 3.2
2.2 .91 .1
.1
24.121.2 20.0
1 I I
1860 1861 13S2 186;)
3.4i.
.5. 5.4
4.8 1.5
1.01 l.l
5.2 1.4
2.5^ 3.1
.3. 1.7
2.0l 2.6
1.2113.1
6.1
.1 2.5
2.7 1.
1863|1SM
1.3
19.8',l7.lll4.61.T8.0,15.2| 8.5
i651»
.1 .2
.1 .1
.6 3.1
13.1
1865'1S6C'1S6:
21.3121.2132.0
1867 1868 1869
I .2
.2; 2.34
1.2 1.24
4.3' 4.50
1869 1870
6.4 3.76
4.0 4.51
3.2 1.84
2.2 1.49
.1 0
.04
.13
2.27
13.40
1872
2..'M
3.55
6.50
7.90
I.24I 1.53
2.C5 1.22
21.620.08;i3.08.33.10
18T2 18731S74
.Ml
.061
2.90
7.8O'
1873 1874
2I7! 5.33
3. 401 2.49
.74 3.56
.37
,40
06
2.75
5.41
;«)
1S75
7.13
00
,70
17.68124.071..
1850.-NOV., 1.3; Dec., 1.1. I851.-Jan.,0.6; Feb., 0.4; March, 1.9; April, l.l; May, .7., Total.T.L
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Table II.— Date 0/ the First and Last Rains, and of the Beginning and Ending of each Rainy Season;
also, the Amount of Rain which Fell before the End of the Year.and the Amount after the End of
the Year, in each Season, since I80O.
o
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a>
•n
O
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1S.W-5I
lS.il-.VJ
1S5.'-.>I
ISX'.-SI
lv.(-.-..5
ls,Vi-,ifi
1S.-6-S7
.>S
<-'-t'^..
im;im;i.
isi'.i-fi:;.
First
Rain.
Last
Rain.
Rainy Season.
Begins. Ends.
Bef'e
Jan
Nov.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept
Oct,
Xov.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Oct
Nov.
Nov.
Sept
10 Mav
6 May
2S May
15 .\pfii
4 Mav
10 Mav
10 Mar.
6 Mav
21 May
9|May
4IMav
IMav
5|May
19lMay
20Dec.
lIDec.
12 Nov.
28!jan.
2niDec.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Nov.
Dec.
Nov.
Dec.
Nov.
.5:May 1 2.4
19Mar. 3ll 10.5
9lApriI 29; 18.0
12lApill 2S| 3.8
aiApril 17
10 April 14'
15JI.-.r. XH
24 .\pril 7|
4 April 10,
glAprll 8
OApril 5
lO'April 14
13 .-\pril 26
uL^pril 4'
After
Dec.
4.7
7.7
15.5
19.4
21.2
14.6
12.5
10.9
11.0
10.2
8.6
23.1
12.3
4.1
Year.
First
Rain.
1864-65 Nov.
1S6.5-66 Sept
lS66-ff7 Nov.
1367-6S Sept.
1S6.S-69 Oct
1869-70 Sept.
1870-71 Nov.
1871-72 Oct
1872-73 Sept
IS73-74 Oct
1374-75 .Sept
Mean
Last
Rain.
May
June
May
June
May
May
May
May
.\prii
June
Rainy Season.
Begins. Ends.
19 Nov.
■S Nov.
17 Nov.
23 Nov.
19 Dec.
19, Dec.
28 1 Dec.
31 Dec.
21 Nov.
221 Dec.
Oct
23 Mar. 4
13 Mar. 31
16 April 12
19AprU 13
17 Mar. 29
7,April 11
2iApril 17
16 AprU 18
28 Feb. 28
3[May 7
Nov. 28 April 10
Befe
Jan
14.9
4.0
15.8
15.9
5.7
8.1
3.5
15.8
10.8
11.4
8.5
8.0
After
Dec.
6.4
17.2
16.4
24.6
15.9
12.0
9.3
17.2
6.8
12.3
Table ni.-
-Maximum Quantity of Rain in tach Month, Minimum Quantity in each Month, ayid
Average Quantity in each Month, since I80O.
Ma.Timnm.
Minimum.
Mean
18.1
0.6
4.8
Mar. Ap'l.
6.4 5.6
0.0 0.0
3.0 1.7
May. June July.
2.0 0.
0.0 0.0
.50 0.4
Aug. I Sept. Oct
0.2 I 1.0
0.0 I «.0
0.1 I .05
3.4
0.0
.37
13.4
0.4
5.0
Table IY.— Mean Temperature of each Month since 18.50, deduced from Two Daily Observations, one at
Sunrise, the other at Noon; also, the Mean Temperature of each Year,
Month.
Jauuiiry ,
Feijruarv....
Mun-n
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
December ..
Mean ....
, , . I I I I I I I I I
1851 1852 1853 18.>l 1855 1856! 1857 1858 I859U860 1861 1362 1863 1864 1865 1866 1867 186S 186911870 1.371 1872 1873 1374
50.8
53.1.>)
.52.9
SUA
.W.l
60.4
61.4
61.2
63.1
.W.7
53.5
.50.3
.0 48.2151
.153.61.56,
,9.54.1.59,
3 59. 3.57.
7.5C.S.57.
9.53.5.i'l.
3 61.361.
,0 60.3i62.
,7 60.562.
,7(».7[fil.
0 .58.0 52.
1 53.S47.
46..5'47,
48.8 50.
49.0'53.
0 48.8 51.2 46.3
8!53.7,51.4. 5:1.1
4'.55.9|.55.9.52.0
7l.55.9'.5S.8'-55.7|.53.6.5:l
7 .Vi.2 .'i7.5|57.6 .57.2 .54
9 o;*.l:6n,y|.'^s.7 61.557
2.5!I.4 5!I.2)60.7:.5'.I.3C1
51.5:1.6.59. 1161.9161. 162
4:61.5 60.8|62.4
6|57.6 60.6. 57.8
9J53.3I.54.5M.0
47.0.59.5 44.8
6 S6.5 53.1,57. l|57.6|55.7;.57. 0 55.4 51. 855.1 55.4150.6
61.4 62.
59.7-56.
.53.552.
46.3,49.!
6 57.7 52.
7.5i'.9 5o.
2 57.8 55.
3 55.7 57.
5 57.6 58.
2 .58.2 58.
7. 59.757.
061.160.
3 63.6 60.
3 62.2.59.
2 57.356.
5 53.7 51.
549.4
9 51.0
6 53.3
9.55.5
9 62. 01.58.
3 61
661.1
6 60.0
363.3
658.7
0 57.6
0 47.2154
051.246.9
4 52.0151.9
3 .50.5153.
457.5i.55.3
0 58.3 53.0
0 60.21,58.0
6 63.2o9.6 60.
0:60.4 59.8.59.
1'61.3.59.3
0'5S.2i60.8
6 56.7.57.2
7.55.3.53.2
.51.5 53.
.51.0 .55.
63.2 65,
&4.2.54.
55.3 57.
56.5 00.
58.0 59.
59.5,59.
61.4 60.
61.2 62.
56.6 53.
6 64
0 61
."158
4.55
7151.01.51.7 51
57.0 57.0:66.7|57.4|o7.ll56.156.9|.56.S|o4.6,5o.4 56.7,51.5
55.5 47.1
.50.049.1
55.149.8
M.S55.7
55.158.0
;59.0
.57.5.57.9
60.059.0
.58.7 61.3
.58.6 60.0
.56.4 56.4
19.049.6
Tablk v.— Extremes of Heat in each Month since 1850 ; also, in each Year.
Month.
January
February....
March
April
May
June
July
AuLTiist
s..pt..mber..
Oitober
November..
December...
1851 18.52 1853 1&54 1855:1856 18.57 1868 18.59 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864 1866 1866 1867 1868 1869 187o|l87I 1872 1873 1874
Year 84 98 I 88 87 90 | 85
60 I 62
61 : 58
S2 ! 72
79 76
76 ! 76
76 I 79
78 1 86
76 I 87
76 84
83 I 84
69 I 70
63 I 64
69
87 91
63
93 I 86
Table Vl.— Extremes of Cold in each Month since 1850 ; also, in each Year.
Month. |1851 1852 18.53 1854 185.5 1856 1867 1858 18.59:1860 1861 1862 186.1, 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
.\ncn8t ' 50
September. i SO
October I 47
November _ 41
December. 36
Year..,
I 30
33
41
44
40
44
49
SI
50 53
46 60
35 40 25 29 33 31 27
I 38 I 27 38 37 31 28
41 i 45 30
49 I 36 38
46 ! 43 I 33
40 41 1 43
47 45 .50
51 I 49 49
51 I 50 I 50
62 I 53 52
48 , 62 1 48
44 I 45 ! 61
40 I 46 44
31 1 32 .34
32 34 31 I 32 I
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CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CURRENT EVENTS,
FBOM MA¥ 6 TO DECEMBEK 31, ISM.
Mat 6, 1S74. The twenty-fourth Annual Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Diocese of Cali-
fornia convenes at Trinity Church.
May 7. Donald McKay and a delegation of the w arm
Spring Indians arrive, en route to the Eastern States.
May 8. The Knights of Pythias hold their Annual
Picnic at Alameda.
iliy y. During a fracas on Montgomery Avenue, Au-
gust Plateau is mortally stabbed, and Patrick Kennedy is
slightly cut in the back. . . .W. H. Homer is mortally shot
by Charles Osboni. . . , . i. ,m, *
May 10 H. C. Howerton commits suicide in the What
Cheer House.... The residence of E. W. Linsley is de-
stroyed by lire; loss, $6,000. .. .Memorial services com-
memorative of the Kev. John L. Stephens are held in the
First Congregational Church.
Jlay 12. A meeting is held in aid of the sufferers by
the late floods in Louisiana, and a committee of citizens
appointed to devise means of relief ... .Annie Meehen
drops dead in the City Prison .... Michael Murphy is found
dead in his room. i, ^, i
May 1.5 Darby Creighton is crushed to death by a
hawser on board the steamer S. M. Whipple .... James
Malvil, formerly a member of Col. Stevenson's Regiment,
New York Volunteers, dies, aged flfty-five years The
Synagogue of the Congregation Beth Israel, on Mission
Street near Fifth, is consecrated. ,
May 10. How See, a Chinaman, is assassmated m the
street bv Giacomo lioero.
May 17. The Pacific Total Abstinence and Benevolent
Society gives its first public entertainment at Grand Cen-
tral Hall. . . ,
May 18. Frederick Noltemeyer commits suicide... >.
Tlie Aimee Opera Troupe makes their first appearance at
the California Theater Margaret Noonan is found sit-
ting on a door step in an exhausted condition with her
new-horn babe dead in her arms .... Lawrence Connelly
drops dead. , . . ,
May 19. JosiS Ortiz dies suddenly at his residence on
Hinckley Street. .
May -20. Auguste Plateau dies in the County Hospital
from" the effects of a wound received during a fracas on
Montgomery Avenue.... Mrs. Victoria C. Woodhull and
Miss Teuny Claflin arrive from the East.
May 21. Henri Rochefort and several other noted
French Communists who escaped with him from New
Caledonia, arrive on the steamer Mikado.
Jlay -22. Antoine Hunckler, convicted of manslaughter
for the killing of hia mother, is sentenced to five years
imprisonment. . ^, . .
May 23. The Annual Picnic of the Caledonian Club is
held at East Oakland. . . . Aug^stino Cuneo commits sui-
cide . . . Kennedy, Sullivan, and Murphy, under arrest on
the charge of the murder of Auguste Plateau, are dis-
charged from custody George Glusmg drops dead in
his store. . , ^ rm, *
May 24. AliceL. Tennant commits suicide the An-
nual Festival of the German General Benevolent Society
is held at Woodward's Gardens .... Dr. John P. Roger?. "
well-known pioneer physician dies suddenly, aged htty
years. . . . A banquet is given by some of the French res-
idents in honor of Paschal Orousset and Francis Jourde,
who escaped with Henri Boohefort from New Caledonia
A slight shock of earthquake is felt.
May 25. A banquet is given by the Bntish Benevolent
Society in honor of the fifty-eighth birthday of yueen
Victoria The Mayor of New Orleans telegraphs to
Mayor Otis for aid in behalf of the sufferers by the Louis-
iana floods.... Captain Moore, of the steamship Mikado,
is arrested for violating the State immigration laws.
May 20. MaroeUina AmiU dies in a barber shop while
being shaved.
May 27. The noted bandit Tiburcio Vasquez arrives
from Los Angeles en route to Monterey County for trial
Samuel K. Palmer is found dead in his bed The
first Annual Commencement exercises of the students of
Sacred Heart College are held in the College Hall.
May 28. George Dougherty drops dead on the street.
May 29. Canon Charles Kiugsley, the well-known En-
glish writer delivers his first lecture to a San Francisco
audience A trotting match for 81,000 between Califor-
nia Dexter and Mary Davis over the Agricultural Park
Course results in the success of the latter Cyrus W.
Field the well-known submarine telegraph projector ar-
rives from the East with a view of developing his plans
for 3i P&rCific c*lblc*
May 30. Memorial Day is observed by public services
in the burial grounds and the decoration of the soldiers'
graves A picnic is held at Woodward's Gardens fur the
benefit of the Louisiana sufferers .... A trotting match for
S2,000, between Ella Lewis and May Howard over the -Vg-
ricultural Park Course, results in the success of the former
Hem-y Tietjen is drowned in the bay.
May 31. Several persons are arrested for a violation of
the law for the employment of women in saloons The
Annual Shooting Festival of the National Rifle Club is
held at Harbor View. „ „ „^
June 1. Col. James Coey succeeds N. B. Stone as
Postmaster of San Francisco Mrs. Victoria C. Wood-
hull lectures to a large audience at Piatt's Hall Geo.
G. Webster, a well-knowii member of the S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, dies, aged fifty years Picnic under
the auspices of the Teachers' Mutual Aid Society at Wood-
ward's Gardens nets $3,000. , „ . i
June 2. The first Annual Meeting of the Boys and
Girls' Aid Society is held and a permanent organization
effected Victoria Woodhull delivers her second lect-
ure at Piatt's Hall The annual session of the Grand
Grove of California United Ancient order of Druids held
at Druids' Hall James Helm, proprietor of the trotting
horse Sam Purdy, dies suddenly.
June 3. James Lick's deed, dedicating all his projierty
amounting to over 82,000,000, for public purposes, is placed
on record . Maxcey, the room-mate of Caldwell, dies,
without divulging the secret of the tragedy which resulted
in the death of both. , n, .
J mie 4. Lawrence McNulty commits suicide IM'enty-
fifth anniversary banquet of the passengers of the steamer
Panama, held at the Grand Hotel.
June 6. Eleventh Annual Commencement exercises of
St. Mary's College held at Piatt's Hall D'Alva Mosse
commits suicide while laboring under painful affection of
the brain ...The United States District Attorney com-
mences suit against fifteen firms for violation of the U
S. customs laws. , ,, , . , t ^-^ *
June li. Annual Meeting of the Mechanics Institute
"june 7. The Annual Celebration of the Festa Delia
Statuto held by the Garibaldi Guard. . , „ .
Junes. Charles Fechter makes a successful first ap-
pearance at Maguire's New Theater.
June 9 Ernest W. Wiley commits suicide. .. .John
McDonald commits suicide. . . .The U. S. steamer Narra-
gansett arrives from a surveying cruise .... ITie State
Dental Association commences its fifth annual session.
I June 10. While a party of Crusaders were praying m
front of a saloon on Diiunm Street, near Pacific, the side-
walk gave way and they were suddenly precipitated into
the mud.... George S. Hull found dead in his bed....
The ■Tain steamer Ellen sinks at Hathaway's wharf. . . .
^ Fire on Third Street, between Clementina and Howard;
loss about 55,000.
June 11. Judge James H. Hardy, a prominent mem-
ber of the bar, dies suddenly.
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June 12. Edward Murphy attempts suicide.
June 13. Albert Peterson is shut by Tliomas Winship
....The Calaveras Keuuiou holds their secuud Annual
Picnic at Badj^er's Park.
June 14. Steamer Prince Alfred strikes on Duxbury
Reef and j,'oe3 ashore at Tennessee Cove, a total loss.
June 15. Petra Patino killed by a stone rolled down
TeIej,Taph Hill Dr. Robert J. Kichardson assaulted b^'
Thomas Koid with a sand bag. . . .George Easton, a steve-
dore, dies from injuries sustained by a fall.
June 16. James B. McElwain, a well-known broker,
dies Charles De Young, of the San Francisco Chron-
icle, has an affray with B. F. Napthaly, duinng which a
boy is shot in the leg.
June 20. Grand exhibition of horses at Agricultural
Park for the benefit of the Louisiana sufferers Mary
O'Neil is rmi over by a truck and killed.
June 21. The fishing boat Alessandro capsizes hi the
bay and two of the occupants drowned.
June 22. The fair in aid of the Louisiana sufferers
closes; the total receipts about §20,000.
June 23. Walter W. Stone commits suicide.
June 25. Monster Sabbath School Picnic at Wood-
ward's Gardens, ten thousand children on the grounds.
June 20. William L. Hoover, of Gilroy, commits sui-
cide at the Occidental Hotel.
July 1. Mrs. A. C. Kej-t and child are thrown from a
buggy and severely injured.
July 2. Charles C. Lindsay commits suicide.
July 4. Independence Day is celebrated by a military
and civic i)rocessiou, and a regatta by the Master Mari-
ners' Association.
July 5. Gurin Maynard, of San Mateo, is dashed
against a tree by his horse and killed Rev. Dr. Julius
Eckmau, pioneer Jewish minister and editor, dies after a
short attack of paralysis.
July 7. A banquet and torchlight procession by the
Society of Pioneers in honor of James Lick.
July 10. AIl.\'n & ^Vhite's, Schultz -St Von Bergen's, and
R. G. Gelien's stores destroyed by fire. Loss $60,000.
July 11. The steamer V^co de Gama arrives from
Yokohama in sixteen days. L.Jacob Jacobson dies sud-
denly while being taken to th\city prison.
July 12. The buildmgs of trh» Morocco Manufacturing
Co. and George Griffin's tannerV entirely destroyed by
fire, and adjoining buildings (Vmaged. Total loss,
$20,000 William Schubert diessiilfldenly in his chair at
the Hansa Hotel.
July 18. Capt. Camman drops dead.
July 19. H. G. Horner, an esteemed citizen and Secre-
tary of the Commercial Insurance Company, is drowned.
July 23. Suit couuuenced against William M. Lent to
recover $20,000 on account of the diamond fraud.
July 24. William B. Bourn commit-s suicide.
July 25. The pas engers by the Pharsalia, in 1849, cel-
ebrate the anniversary of their arrival by a banquet
Rusael Card commits suicide.
July 26. Ball.ion race from Woodward's Gardens.
Jxdy 27. Expeditions of observiuice of the Transit of
Venus sail on the Alaska Charles L. Tippett, a noted
theatrical manager, dies.
July 20. James Ramsey is killed by a mob at Mont-
gomery Queen's Circus W. Scott commits suicide.
July 30. Adolph Strecker, a promi?ient marksman,
leaves overland t<i attend the shooting festival at Balti-
more Patrick McCann dies from the effects of a kick.
July 31. I^cnic at Woodward's Gardens of Chinese
Sunday scholars Edward Coulter drops dead Me-
chanics' Institute Pavilion formally accepted by the
Board of Managers.
August 4. J. W. Stow, an esteemed citizen and treas-
urer of the San Francisco Benevolent Association, and
president of the Gilroy Consohdated Tobacco Co., dies,
ikftcr a hngcring illness Margaret Bishop dies at the
County Hospital under circumstances of a suspicious nat-
ure.
August 5. Christopher QitcoWch is discovered dead in
his room with a dirk buried deep in the skull Chas.
Edwards, a notorious ruffian, escapes on the Oakland
boat from Sheriff Mt.rsc, of Alameda County. . . .Rudolph
Hirsch jumps thmugh a second-story window and dies
from the injuries received.
August Q. Michael Reese sues the California Pacific
RaUruad for $7,0(K),000. . . . Williiuu McGee, from Virginia
City, dies suddenly at the city prisf.n.
August 11. William Alexander Lightfoot, of the tug
Joscjih KajTuond, found drowned near the Ocean Side
House.
August 13. Mrs. A. B. Reed dies from the effect of a
cut across the arm severing the arteries, inflicted hy her-
self.
August 15. John West found dead in his bed.
August 17. James Lick records a new deed to protect
the interests of the Academy of Sciences and Califumia
Piuneers Albert Calcut commits suicide John A.
McGljnin, superintendent of the Central Railroad, an old
and eateemed citizen, dies, after a short illness.
August is. Ninth Industrial Exhibition of the Me-
chanics" Institute is opened to the public with consid-
erable ceremony and display.
August 24. Johtr^'hite disembowels himself with a
raa^ir, then jumps out of the window, and dies three
hours after.
August 25. Investigation into the License Collector's
office is commenced.
August 29. Professor George Davidson and party
leave for Nagasaki to observe the Transit of Venus.
August 30. Exu-eka Hair Manufactory is destroj'ed by
fire. Loss §20,000. . . .C. D. Anderson commits suicide.
September 2. U. S. ship Tuscarora arrives from a
soimding expedition.
Sept. 3. Gen. John E. Addison commits suicide from
fear of another attack of gout.
Sept. 4. A. Strecker, the king shot of America, re-
turns and is received with militarj' honors.
Sept. 6. A man, named Fred. Clark, fatally stabbed.
Sept. 9. The Pioneers celebrate the Quarter Centen-
nial by military display and exercises at Woodward's Gar-
dens, etc.
Sept. 10. George Yelverton dies from the effects of
wounds received while defending himself from attack
The Pioneers take an excursion round the bay in the
steamer Great Republic.
Sept. 13. A boy, named David Cellar, run over by a
street car, and killed.
Sept. 15. Thomas Brown, at one time a salesman with
Treadwell & Co., commits suicide.
Sept. 16. Tlie Sixty-fourih Anniversary of the Inde-
pendence of Mexico celebrated at Union Hall Fran-
ciscc Proporata makes an unsuccessful attempt to commit
suicide.
Sept. 17. Herman Apel commits suicide.
Sept. 20. Charles Wiggins accidentally' shoote himself.
Sept. 21. George Keller commits suicide The ob-
servance of the Day of Atonement is reUgiousIy kept by
all the Israelites.
Sept. 26. B. W. Vogelsdorff, a broker, commits suicide
at the Grand Central Hotel, Oakland An explosion oc-
ciu-s at the Bay View Distillery, attended with fatal in-
juries to one of the workmen.
Sept. 27. During a quarrel between two hoodlums at
the comer of Third and Everett streets, John Murphy
shoots John Caldwell fatally Samuel F. Blasdell, an
old pioneer, commits suicide.
Sept. 28. Three deputy assessors, Newton Morgan, A.
Eckstein, and Joseph Cjisey, arrested for extensive poll-tax
forgeries.
Sept. 29. liouis Laurico attempts to gain possession of
6600 from Angelina Martinez, and in her resistance he
stabs her seven times.
Sept. 30. Margaret O'Connor receives fatal injvu-ies by
being thrown off a balcony by Thomas Nolan .... The body
of John L. Stephens, the missionarj', arrives from Mex-
ico, for interment in the city.
October 1. Sarah R, Yt>akum makes an unsuccessful
attempt to assassinate Dr. C. F. Buckley Phihp Barnes
attemi>ts suicide ; wound fatal.
Oct. 3. The Ninth Industrial Exhibition closes.
Oct. 4. An aged woman named Annie Rice, found
dead in her room in an advanced state of decomposition
— The Bohemian Club gives a banquet to Randolph
Rogers, the renowned American Sculi)tor.
Oct. 6. Smith S. Studley is very badly crushed by a
car of the Central Line.
Oct. 7. John Nassar commits suicide by hanging him-
self.
Oct. 8. John M. Eckfeldt, melter and refiner, U. S.
Mint, commits suicide at his residence at Oakland.
Oct. 10. Thomas B. Masey commits suicide Claus
F. Ehlers commits suicide in Oakland, by shooting him-
self.
Oct. H. James Orem dropped dead while on duty at
Woodward's Gardens.
Oct. 12. An old man named Murray is found dead
A. L. Butenop found dead in his room.
Oct. 13. Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge
or Fi-ee Masons commences Joseph Gruet Buisley dies
from the effects of a balloon accident.
\^ . MOEGAN & CO,, Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Keamy, EstabHshed 1852.
CHEONOLOGICAL HISTORY.
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Oct. 14. John Fogarty stabbed to death by a man
named Sterling, on the steamer Amador.
Oct. 15. Tlie Pioneers of 1S50 meet at Crusaders' Hall,
,io orgajiize a society.
Oct. 16. Coroner Rice is indicted for neglect of duty.
Oct. 17. John ^\Tiitmore, mate of the bark E. H.
King^man, kills P. Doran, a stevedore.
Oct. 18. T\venty-first Anniversary' of the Young Men's
Christian Association C. J. Selmer commit-s suicide.
Oct. 19. Failure of E. E. Morgans Sons, for $335,000.
Oct. 20. The remains of Maj. Harry Larkyns, killed at
Napa by E. J. Muybridge, are buried in the Masonic
Cemetery", with very imposing ceremonies.
Oct. 23. W. C. iMiitehouse drops dead in a Chinese
brothel.
Oct. 25. During a row among hoodlums, James Bums
is fataUy wounded in the abdomen.
Oct. 26. Zenas Coffin, a well-known citizen, dies sud-
denly.
Oct. 31. Henry Wilhousen commits suicide .... Isaac
Berry, a colored man, murders his father.
November 1. — George C. Max^-ell is drowned while
bathing in the bay near the Sue-mile House.
Nov. 2. Frank Jobite found dead in his bed.
Nov. 4. Henrj* VideJ^u, a prominent citizen, dies sud-
denly of apoplexy.
Nov. 5. The New U. S. Mint is formally transferred to
Gen. O. H. La Grange, the superintendent, with befitting
ceremonies Joseph McArdle, mate of the ship Un-
daunted, is fined $250 and sentenced to two years" impris-
onment in the State Prison, for cruelly treating his men.
Nov. S. Edward Maguire shoots and kills his wife,
while under the influence of liquor The ship Three
Brothers returns, having made the trip to Ha\Te, from
thence to New York, and to San Francisco, in three hmi-
dred and eighty days.
Nov. 11. The Central Pacific R. R. Co.'s steamer Sac-
ramento is burned at the wharf. Loss §20,000.
Nov. 14. Great nmuing race for $25,000 takes place at
Golden Gate Park, between Katie Pease, Thad. Stevens,
Hei.ry. Joe Daniels, Alpha, Hock Hocking, and Hard-
wotid ; Katie Pease wins in two straight heats. Time,
7.43i and 7.36i ; over twenty thousand persons were pres-
ent.
Nov. 17. A part of James Lick's property is sold at
auction, at Piatt's Hall, in accordance with his instruc-
tions, for different bequests, and realizes the simi of
$l,95y,925.
Nov. 18. George N. Murray discovers the body of his
little son in a well. He had been missing three days.
Nov. 21. laaac Beard dies from the effects of a stab
in the back, received during a quarrel.
X'.'V. 22. Peter Connolly is stabbed by James Lj-nch ;
one wound in the abdomen considered fatal.
Nov. 20. Thanksgiving Day is appropriately observed
. . . .William Hendrick is found dead in bed, at the Mor-
ton House.
Nov. 27. Coroner Rice is removed from office, and the
decree filed with the County Clerk.
Ni'v. 23. Great trotting race, between Occident and
Fullerton, takes place at the Bay District Fair Grounds.
"L'ident wins the race in three straight heats. Time,
•2.10, 2.25, and 2.20^.
Nov. 29. King Kalakaua, of the Hawaiian Kingdom,
arrives, and is received with considerable display by the
civic and militan,^ authorities. . . . A woman named Mary
Gates, drops dead at the residence of Thomas McArdle,
where she was visiting.
Nov. 30. Yoshida Kiyonari, Yice-Minister of Finance,
for Japan, arrives en loute to Washington J. E. Pad-
dijck, in a fit of drmikenness, attempts to assassinate Pat>
rick H. Harrington The Twelfth Anniversary' of St
Andrew's Society is celebrated at Piatt's Hall.
December 1. Reunion of passengers by the steamer
Oregon, which arrived December 1, 1S49, being the Twen-
ty-fifth Anniversan.", is held at the Maison Dore6.
" Dec. 2. King Kalakaua and staff take a trip round the
Bay, visiting Alcatraz and Mare Islands.
Dec. 3. A young man, named George McCulIy, is gar-
roted and n.'bbed of some coin and a certificate of de-
p- 'sit. One of the garroters is arrested, and while in the
cell attempts to cut his throat.
Dec. 4. Grand Re\iew of the Second Infantry is held
in the Mechanics' PanUon, in honor of King Kalakaua
...A man, named Robert Howe, found drowned off
Hathaway's Wharf. . . .Louis WiUiams commits suicide.
Dec. 5. King Kalakaua and party, leave en route for
Washington, escorted by Col. Wherry, Lieut. Whiting,
and Lieut.-CoL Hubbard.
Dec. 6. Patrick Gilleran is accidentally shot, while
pulling a loaded shot gun from a wagon, and dies almost
immediately.
Dec. 7. Robert Bruce Creighton is fined ?300, for as-
saulting Thomas Newcomb, local editor of the San Fran-
cisco Call F. W. Cushing, time clerk in the Naval Con-
struction Department at Mare Island, brought here for
investigation on a charge of falsifying the pay roll
Frank Cxirley fatally stabbed by a notorious "hoodlum
named McEvoy.
Dec. 8. A Roman wrestling match takes place at
Piatt's Hall, between Professor Miller and Mons. Bauer,
which results in the latter's favor The Board of Man-
agers of the Ninth Industrial Fair close up their ac-
counts, showing a deficiency of $48,923.05 on their re-
ceipts, but with a building to their credit" that cost
$110,000. . . .James Mackey, the driver of the Hospital am-
bulance, is thrown from his seat and instantly killed. . . .
Dr. Swan is elected Coroner, and takes the oath of office.
Dec. 10. Henrj- Jones is fined $500 for dealing faro
James McNamara is found in his bed, at the Central Ho-
tel, with five knife wounds on his person .... Charles
Smith shoots himself fatally while examining a pistol.
Dec. 11. Jerry Coghlan stabs his wife Samuel Don-
aldson is found dead in his bed Frederick Gebhardt
dies suddenly, the result of continued intemperancd.-
Dec. 12. John Clark dies from injuries received by a
pulley falling on his head. . . . Jabez Williams, seaman on
the ship China, falls from a stage and is drowned Dur-
ing a row on Mission Street, H. G. Wright draws his pis-
tol and shoots WiUiam F. Patchell M. A. McLoughlin,
during a row with a stranger, on Mission Street, stabs
him with a knife. - . .John Brophy dies from the inhaling
of no.xious gases while cleaning out a cesspool.
Dec. 13. A business difficulty occurring between Chris-
tian Wendt and E. Hardenburg, the former cuts the lat-
ter across the throat with a sharp instrument.
Dec. 15. Two men, named Fallon and St. Clair, attack
a number of policemen ; Fallon wounds officer Gillespie
John Bangs, a sailor on the bark Oakland, falls from
the maintopsail yardarm and is killed W. Hepworth
Dixon delivers a lecture at Piatt's Hall, on the German
Empire.
Dec. 16. James McNamara, who was stabbed so mys-
teriously on the 10th, dies at the County Hospital....
John Murphy, an employed of the railroad, falls between
the cars of a freight train, and dies two hours afterwards
A man, named Gallagher, is foimd dead in his bed ....
A man, named McEnemy, dies at the County Hospital
from the effects of a stab mysteriously inflicted on the
ninth inst.
Dec. 17- Two men, named Furlong and Smith, meet in
a saloon on Keamy Street, and exchange shots; both are
wounded.
Dec IS. Capt. McDonald's band of trained Indians
gives an exhibition at La Grande Armorj".
Dec. 19. Samuel J. Perkins, an old man over seventy
years of age, drops dead at the Union Box Factory.
Dec. 20. The late Capt. J. D. Cusheon is buried with
military- honors, in the Odd Fellows' Cemeterj' Peter
Tasse is fatally stabbed ; supposed to have been done by
a Chinaman.
Dec. 21. John Sullivan, a child five years old, is
crushed by a lumber pile falling on him, on Market Street,
near Steuart, and dies in an hour John Brums fomid
drowned in the Bay.
Dec. 22. Professor Mulder Fabbri. for many years con-
nected with the musical profession, dies, aged fifty-two
years.
Dec. 23. A branch of the Order of Ancient Foresters,
is established— the first on the Coast P. Lawless is
found dead in his room M. G. Cobb, an attorney, is
shot by Mrs. Annie Smj-the ; the womid is not dangerous.
Dec' 24. Edward Alfeck shoots at T. E. Stevens and
misses him... .A young man, known as Bob, a seaman
On board the Three Brothers, falls overlxjard, and is
drowned W. H. Leahy is found dead in his cell at the
City Prison Capt. Robert Haley, who has been con-
nected with the steamship Unes on this coast for twenty-
five years, dies.
Dec. 25. Christmas Day is observed by an almost total
suspension of business, and by religious services in the
different churches Bernard Lulop, a grain speculator,
commits suicide The race between Katie Pease,
Blanche Hull, and Nell Flaherty, won by the first-named
Charles Reese commits suicide.
Dec 30. Dr. John F. Morse, an old and esteemed cit-
izen, and an influential member of the Order of Odd Fel-
lows, dies.
Satlis ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Qo and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Qear7.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery.
PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES,
OF THE CONSOLIDATED
CITY OF SAN PRANOISOO,*
IN ACCOKDANCE WITH THE OFFICIAL MAPS, 1868, 1870 AND 1872
Explanatory.— The Ordinance for re-numbering the buUdings of thi3 city provides that 'Market Street shaU
he thp starting point for the numbers of all buildings fronting on the streets runmng therefrom in a northerly
ilJiv.'Unii ami also for those running therefrom in a southeasterly du-ection. The streets laid down m the ofhcial
iiiai. n|- the citv as forming the water front thereof shall be the startmg point for numbers on all streets ruu»ing
w.stvilv and southwesterly therefrom, except upon such streets running westerly commencing from Market
streut, iuid upon all such streets. Market Street slmll be the starting point for numbers. On all streets the num-
bers on the right hand side, startmg from the point of beginning, are even numbers, and on the left hand side, odd
numbers One hundred numbers, or as many thereof as may be necessary, shaU be allotted tp each block bounded
hv prinripal streets; numbers 100. 200 and SOU being respectively the numbers for commencing the blocks distant
oil.-, twf. and three streets from the starting point on the side designated foreven numbers, and numbers lol, 201 and
■.m ill similar niauner for the opposite side of the street, throughout its extent ; so that the initial fagure ot the
luiiuher nUu-ed on a building at any street-crossing shall indicate the number of main streets such street-crossing
is from the starting pohit. Not less than twenty feet iu frontage of all vacant lots of ground shall be allowed lor
each number. On all cross or intermediate streets the numbering shaU commence where said streets begin, and
shidl conform to the plan specified in this Order." . ^ ^ ■ ^., » ■ ^ +■
Bv tills new decimal svstem of numbering buildings, the exact locationof any number is readUy ascertained, tor
example, if von want to find G24 Montgomery, it is on the east side of the block extending from Clay to Washing-
ton, which is the seventh from Market— Commercial and Merchant being private streets. Again: t>2o Clay is
above the eighth block from the water front, which is the one extending from Dupont to Stockton. It must be
borne in mind that one hundred numbers are allowed on each block between principal streets. ^ -,- ^, z
Several of the principal streets have been erroneously numbered. Bryant. Greenwich, Lombard and \ allejo
each varv one hundred from the official map, which has been strictly adhered to ui the compilation of the present
Street lnVectory. In every instance where an incorrect number has been used, the correct one has been included
ill the canvass. To prevent cunfusiun tlu' wrong number has been added and enclosed in a parenthesis, thus U706).
'lb.- following streets are but partijillv opened, and each dilfer materially from the plan originally laid out, viz:
Ucineutiua, Ecker, Jessie, Minna, Natoma, Uitch, Shipley, Stevenson and Tehama. . , t, ■.
The principal streets southeast of Market, aud running parallel to Fifth, have been, by an Ordinance ot me city,
changed, and thev are to be designated hereafter numerically, as follows: Simmons to be Sixth, Harris as Seventh,
Price as Eiglith. Johnston as Ninth, and so on as far as such parallel streets continue. . . t ^
The ttrriiory lying west of Laurel Hill and Udd Fellows' Cemetery, and generally known as the Outside Lands,
hasbcuii recently surveyed, and isdosignated on the new official City aud County Map as avenues and streets. Those
runnhig north and south are named respectively from Fu-st to Forty-nmth avenues, and those running east and
west, from First Avenue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to W streets. There are a lew
a\enues and streets outside of the boundaries of the foregoing, the names of which will be found included m the
Street Directory. , ^ » ,, tt j
Reference w frequently made in the Register of Names to the following, and which are located as follows: Hoad-
lev"s Addition, situated we'st of Pierce and between Ueary and Washingtou; Horner's Addition, south and near the
Jli.ssioii linlores; Western Addition, west of Laikhi; San Miguel Ranch, southwest and near the Mission Dolores;
lkrn;d Jiei-hts(B. H.), southof Twentv-sixth Street, between San Bruno and Sau Jose roads; and University
Mound Tract i.U. M. T.), west of Sau Bruno Road, live miles from the Oily HaU. See, also. Prominent Places,
page 8;i.
{a) End or beginning of a street, (b) Not opened, (c) Fractional Blocks, one hundred numbers allowed ior first
two blocks, (d) Fronting the bay. {e) Street ends. { ) Streetdoes not cross. B. H., Bernal Heights. U. M. T.,
University Mound Tract. S. S. F., South San Francisco. ' " -■ •- ■■ "- - -
street could not be ascertained.
A blank is used where the number at the crossing of a
A4la, or Wells Conrl,
opens Ss (yil) Lombard
bet Stockton and Dupont
Afin Court, NsO'Farrell
bft Leavenworth and
Hyde
Ail»m. N and S s Eve, bet
San Bruno Uoad and Cal-
ifornia Avenue, B. 1£.
AdninH, N s Tyler bet
Scott and Devi^dero N
to Turk
Adolikicic Place, W s
(.'il?) Taylor bet Post and
Ueary
Adele, from Tslais Creek
bet CUiace andStringham
S tu Hecker
Adele Place, N s (S24)
Jackson bet Stockton
and Powell
Adier, (see Dupont Alley)
Adona Place, N s (1106)
Washington bet Mason
and Taylor
AsneN I^ane, N s (530)
Vallejo bet Dupont and
Stockton
Alabama, from Mission
Creek bet Columbia and
Harrison S to Serpentine
Avenue
Alameda, from the bay
bet Channel and El Do-
rado W to Harrison
Alamo Square, bet
Hayes, Steiner, Pulton
aud Scott
Alcalraz Square, bet
Jefferson. FrankUn .North
Point and Gough
Allen, W s Hyde bet Un-
ion and Filbert
Allen, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Av-
enue S a B. H.
Alleys Court., N s
Oreenwich bet Sansom
and Montgomery
Almcra, N s Clay bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Alta, (now Twenty-first)
\V s Potrero Avenue bet
Twentieth and Twenty-
second W to Douglas ■
Alta Place, Ws Sansom
bet Union and Filbert
Alta Plaxa, bet Clay,
Steiner, Jackson and Scott
Amazon, F s County
Road 5,'tj miles from City
Hall
Amherst, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Princeton and
Yale. U. M. T,
Anderson, from Califor-
nia Avenue S to Cort-
land Avenue, B. H.
Ankeny Place, Es (518)
Powell bet Bush and
Sutter
Anna, or Anna Iiane,
N s (14) Eddy bet Powell
and Mason N to Ellis
Annie, S 8 (667) Market
bet New Montgomery
and Third SE to Mission
Anthony, N s (670) Mis-
siou bet First and Sec-
ond
Antonio, Ws(411\ Jones
bet O'Farrell and Ellis
* The streets of the district known asSouth San Francisco, extending from the Buv of San Francisco west to the
San Bruno Road, and from Tulare Street south to the county line, laid out as follows, viz.: Those runiung ui a
northwesterly tUredlon known as avenues, from one to thirty-eight, and those southwesterly distinguished as
streets from A to 8, respectively, are not included ; also, the streets on the water front, laid out by the 'llde Land
Com mission ere, extendhig from China Basin on the north to India Basin on the south.
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AIT & CO.'S.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zeamy, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
65
Arkansas, from the bay
bet Connecticut and Wis-
consin S lo Tulare
Arlington, from San
Jos^ Road m* Charles S
W to Mateo
Army. W s Old San Jos6
Road bet Twenty-sixth
aiid Twenty-seventh
A»b Avenue. W s Van
Xess Avenue bet Mc-
Allister and Fulton
Asbburtou Place, Tor
Lincoln Avenue* E s (,208i
Dupout bet Sutter and
Post
Asbbnry, N s Waller bet
Masonic Avenue and
Clayton N to Fuller
Asbland Place. N s
Mission bet Potter and
Eleventh
Aubnrn. Ns (10141Jack-
son bet Taylor and Ma-
son N to Pacific
Angrast Alley. N s (TIS)
Green bet Powell and
Mason N to Union
AoNtin. Ws Larkin bet
Bush and Pine
Xorth. Street. South Side.
2 Larkin l
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Av 201
Azf ec. XE s Coso Avenue
bet Cherubusco and Bue-
na Vista, B. H.
Bacbe. S s Crescent Av-
enue bet Porter and Lau-
rel Avenue S s B. H.
Bacon, W s San Bruno
Koad bet Burrow and
^^'ayland, U. M. T.
Bagrlej Place. N s (U)
OFarrell bet Dupont and
Stockton
Baker. N s Haight bet
Eroderick and Lyon N
to the bay
Bafcer ATCnne. E s
Railroad Avenue E to Is-
lais Creek
Balance. N s f412) Jack-
son bet Montgomery and
Sansoni
Baldwin Conrt. N s
(40S 1 Folsom bet First and
Fremont
Banks, from California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.
Bannani Place, K s
(510'i Green bet Dupont
and Stockton N to Union
Bartlett. S s Twentieth
bet Valencia and Mission
S to Serpentine Avenue
tVfst. Str>'^t. East Side.
- Twentieth I
I'K) Twenty-first 101
2iW Twenty-second 201
300 Twenty-third 301
¥<0 Twemv-fourth 401
■^3 Tweuty-hfth 501
(>"<J Twenty-sixth 601
' ' ■ Serpentine Avenue {€)
Bartletf. S s Thirtieth
bt't Warren and Merced
!? to Laidley
Bartlett Alley, Ns(&l2)
Jackson bet Kearny and
Dupont
Bartol, X a (340) Broad-
way bet Montsomery and
Sansom N to Vallejo
Battery. N s Market bet
Sansom and Front N to
the bay
Efi^t. Street WeH Side.
2 Market and Bush 1
100 Pine 101
20O
California
201
1!12
Richmond
Halleck
213
■Ml
S;icramento
301
:ii4
Commercial
315
■XHI
Clav
401
41li
Merchant
417
5UII
Washington
601
oil!
Oregon
.
m\
Jackson
601
7(K1
Paciflc
701
Till
Chambers
Sill
Broadway
801
FUnt Alley
819
MKI
Vallejo
901
\<m
Green
1001
Commerce
lino
X'nion
1101
VM)
Filbert
1201
i.m
Greermich
1301
i.e>
Lombard
le)
Bay.Ws Kearnv bet Fran-
cisco and North Point W
to Presidio Reservation
Xorth. Street. South Side.
2 Kearny 1
100 Dupont 101
Midwav East
300 Stockton 201
Midway West
300 Powell 301
400 Mason 401
500 Tavlor 501
600 Jones 601
Montgomery Av
700 Leavenworth 701
800 Hvde 801
900 Larkin 901
1000 Polk 1001
1100 VanJ^'essAvenuellOl
1200 Franklin 1201
1300 Gough 1301
1400 O-'tavia 1401
1500 L;iguna 1501
1600 Buchanan 1601
1700 Webster 1701
1800 Fillmore 1801
1900 Steiner 1901
2000 Pierce 2001
2100 Scott 2101
2200 DevLsadero 2201
2300 Broderick 2301
2400 Baker 2401
Bay Avennc. Ss Bryant
bet First and Second
Bay Tiew Place, X s
Union bet Leavenworth
and Jones
Beach, W s Powell bet
North Point and Jefferson
W to Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South Siiie.
2 Powell 1
100 Mason 101
200 Tavlor 301
300 Jones 301
400 Leavenworth 401
Montgomery At
500 Hvde 501
600 Larkin 601
700 Polk 701
sm Van Xess Avenae 801
900 Franklin 901
1000 Gough lOOl
1100 Octavia 1101
1200 Laguna 1201
i;i00 Buchanan 1301
1400 Webster 1401
1500 Fillmore 1501
1600 Steiner 1601
1700 Pierce 1701
1800 Scott 1801
1900 Devisadero 1901
2000 Broderick 2001
2100 Baker 2101
Beacon, from Castro SE
to Bemis, thence W to
Castro
Beale, S s Market bet
Main and Fremont SE to
the bay
Southvest. Street. Nbrthecut
2 3farkel 1
Vlscher Place
100 Mission 101
Bertha
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
Beale Place
400 Harrison 401
oOO Bryant 501
(c) Brannan (e)
Beale Place. E s Beale
bet Folsom and Harrison
E to Main
BeaTcr, W s Noe bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Bedford Place, N s
(.SOtt) Jackson bet Powell
and Stockton
Beidcntan. N s Ellis bet
Scott and Devisadero
Belden. N s (342) Bush
bet Kearny and Mont-
gomery X to Pine
Bellair Place, N s C-24)
Chestnut bet Dupont and
Stockton X to Francisco
Belle vac. S s Elizabeth
nr Ellen S to Thirtieth
Bellcme Arenue, S s
Greenwich bet Stockton
and Dupont S to Filbert
Bemis. from Beacon SE
to Fairmouut, thence SW
to Castro
Benton Avenae:, W s
Laurel Avenue nr Cres-
cent Avenue, B, H.
Berlin. S s Silver Av bet
Girard and Gorttingea
Bernadotte. from Isiais
Creek K to Sixth Avenue
Bernal, E of San Bruno
Road from Vermont to
Marengo
Bern'al. S s Serpentine
Avenue Sto Precita Av
Bernard. W s {1535) Tay-
lor bet Broadway and Pa-
cific W to Leavenworth
North. Street South Suie.
2 Tavlor 1
100 Jones ' 101
(e> Leavenworth («)
Berry, E s (312) Dupont
bet Bush and Sutter
Berry, W s Second bet
Chnnnel and King SW to
Eighth
NorthicesL Street. Sotttheast
2 Second 1
100 Third 101
Madden ■
Haggin ■
200 Forrth 201
300 Fifth 301
400 Sixth 401
500 St^venth 501
(6) Eighth (e)
Bertha. W s Beale bet
Mission and Howard
BcMole, or Hodses, N
sVallejo bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Billings Place, N s
Vallejo bet Dupont and
Stockton
Birch Ayenne. W s Polk
bet Grove and Fulton
Blackstone Place, Ns
Lombard nr Larkin
Blossom, W s Valencia
bet Ridley and Four-
teenth W to Guerrero
Blnxome, E s SUth bet
Brannan and Townsend
Blnxoine East, W s
First bet Brannan and
Townsend
Boardman Place, N s
Brannan bet Sixth and
Seventh
Bone Alley, or Qreen
Place, N B (326) Green
bet Montgomery and
Kearny
Boston Place. Es<32!))
First bet Folsom and
Harrison
Bonrbin Place. S s
Ellis bet Steiner and
Pierce
Bourn. S s Kossuth bet
Chace and Freelon S to
Hecker
Bondoin, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Hamilton and
Dartmouth, U. M. T.
Bower Place, S s (529>
G reen bet Dupon t and
Stockton
Bowie Areune. E s
Eleventh bet Howard
and Folsom
Bosnian Place, S s
Bryant nr First
Boy<^, N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Cook and
Williamson N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
Boyd. E and W s Ches-
ley bet Harrison and Brj*-
ant
Bradford, from Cort-
land Avenue, X to Cah-
fornia Avenue, B. H.
Brady. S s Market bet
Potter and Valencia SE
to Mission
Brady Place, E s Lar-
kin bet Union and Green
Brannan. W s Beale bet
Bryant and Townsend
SW to Ninth
Northwest.Street.Southeast.
2 Beale 1
100 Fremont 101
200 First 201
300 Second 301
Stanford 311
Park Lane
l"hompson Place 371
400 Third 401
416 Eitch 417
430 Zoe ■
500 Fourth 501
600 Fifth 601
700 Sixth 701
Clinton
Geneva
Boardman Place
Brannan Place
Gilbert
800 Seventh 801
900 Eighth 901
1000 Ninth 1001
Brannan Place, S s
Brannan bet Sixth and
Seventh
Brenham Place, X s
(750; Clay bet Kearny and
Dupont N to Washington
Breivster. from Hope S
W to California Avenue
B. H.
Brid«-e. S s (1213) Broad-
way bet Leavenworth
and Hyde
Bright, nr San Miguel
Station
Broad, W s Old San Jos6
Road nr San Miguel Sta-
tion
Broadway, W s Davis
bet Pacific and Vallejo
W to Presidio Reserva-
tion
yorth. Street, South Siile
2 Davla 1
100 Front 101
200 Battery 201
300 .Sansom 301
Ohio 321
340 Bartol ■
400 Montgomery 401
500 Kearny 501
520 Pinkney Place
Montgomery Av i
600 Dupont 601
610 Duncan Court
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The Best and most Cleanly Family Baths in the City are sit 113 Geary.
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66
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" Morey Alley
Powell
Scott Place
900 Mason
Salmon
1000 Taylor
Sweet
Florence
Jones
Leavenworth
Morse Place
Bri<ige
Hyde
I^rkin
Maxwell
Polt
900
lino
1200
13<10
1400
l.TlB
1600
701 1
709 1
801 I
817
SOI
921
1001
llOl
1201
1205
1213
1301
UOl
1501
Van Ness Avenue IfiOl
1900
2000
2100
2200
1700 Franklin 1701
laOO Gough ISOl
Octavia 1901
I-a^na 2001
Buchanan 2101
Webster 2201
2»iO Fillmore 2:»1
2400 Steiner 2401
2.i00 Pierce MOl
2600 Scott 2601
2700 Devisadero 2701
2S00 Broderick 2»1
£100 Baker 2901
Broderich. Ns Waller
bet Baker and Deviaa-
dero N to the bay
Broderick Avenne, S
s Market bet Eleventh
and Potter
Broofc, E s Dolores nr
Thirtieth E to San Jos€
Road
Brookl.rn Plare, S s
(.S-X'li Sacramento bet
Stockton and Dupont
Brooks, N s (732) Market
bet Kearny and Dupont
>' to Geary
Brodnan, W s Valencia
bet Fonrteenth and Rid-
ley
Brown, f now Twelfth) S 8
Mission bet Eleventh and
Thirteenth SE to Har
Brown Alle?*, N s Mc-
Allister bet Hyde and
Larkin
Br.ran Place, N s (206)
Bush bet San and Mont
Br.TanI, W s Spear bet
Harrison and Brannan
S\V to Eleventh. iThe
buildings in this street
are Incorrectly number-
ed!
Northtre4t.Stre€t.SotUheast~
Spear
Main
Beale
Fremont
First
418 Rincon Place
442 Stanly Place
50© Second
— Centre
eoo Third
I*) Ritch
— Zoe
Fourth
Fifth
Fifth Avenne
Oak Avenue
Park Avenue
Sixth
Clinton
Garden
Jones Place
CiUbert
Seventh
Downey
White Place
Decatur
Eighth
Bryant Avenue
lan Ninth
1300 Tenth
(«} Eleventh
Bryant Avenae,
100
mo
300
400
80O
900
1000
1100
1101
1201
1301
flatc
Florida) from Mission
Creek bet York and Co-
lumbia S to Serpentine
Avenue
Bryant Avenne. N s
Brvant bet Eighth and
Ninth
Buchanan, N s Ridley
bet Laguna and Webster
N to the bay
Eatt. Street. Wat Side.
2 Ridley 1
100 Kate 101
200 Waller 201
300 Haight 301
400 Page 401
Lilly Avenne
500 Oak 501
Hickory Avenne
600 Fell 601
Linden Avenne
700 Hayes 701
Ivv Avenne
800 Grove 801
Birch Avenue
900 Fulton 901
Ash Avenue
lOOO McAllister 1001
Locust Avenne
1100 Tyler 1101
1200 Turk 1201
130O Eddy 1301
14C0 Ellis 1401
1500 OFarrcll 1501
1600 C^ary 1601
17C0 Post 1701
ISOO Sutter 1801
1900 Bush L901
2000 Pine 2001
2100 California 2ioi
2200 Sacramento ZJnl
2;)00 aay 2301
2400 Washington 2401
2500 Jackson 2501
2600 Pacific 2601
270O Broadway 2701
2M) VaUeJo 2501
2900 Green 2901
3000 Union 3001
3100 Filbert 3101
3200 Greenwich 3201
3300 Lombard 3301
3400 Chestnut »401
Lobos Square
3600 Bay 3601
roo North Point 3701
3S0O Beach 3M1
3900 Jefferson 3901
4000 Tonquin 4001
vc) Lewis (e)
Bnena V*»ta,from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.
Bnena Tista Park, bet
Napa, Shasta, Vermont
and Utah
Bnena ViKta Place,
(now Prospect Place i, N s
California bet Stockton
and Powell
Bnenaventnra, N s
California bet Kearny
and Dupont
Bnrchani Place, W s
(101) Leavenworth bet Ty-
ler and Turk
Barsroyne Place, S s
(1307) Pacific bet Hyde
and Leavenworth
Burrilt, Ss!603iBushbet
Powell and Stockton
Burrow, W s San Bruno
Road bet Henry and Ba-
con, C. M. T.
Burton, E of San Bruno
Road, 4 miles from City
UaU
BuHb, Junction Market
and Battery bet Pine and
Sutter W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
North. SIrrel. SoUlh Side.
2 Market 1
100 Battery 101
200 Sansom 201
206 Brvan Place
300 Montgomery 301
306 Russ Alley
Trinity
342 Belden
400 Kearny
406 Morse
Clara Lane
MaryLane
50O Dupont
518 Chiitham Place
600 Stockton
Burritt
610 Monroe
Chelsea Place
700 Powell
800 Mason
900 Taylor
1000 Jones
1100 Leavenworth
1200 Hvde
1300 Larkin
1400 Polk
407
423
501
601
603
615
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
ISOO
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300
240O
250O
2600
2700
2300
2900
30OO
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Middle
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
ISOl
1101
3001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2301
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
1500 Van Ness Avenne 1501
160O Franklin
1601
1700 Gough
1701
1800 Octavia
ISOl
1900 Laguna
1901
2000 Buchanan
2001
210O Webster
2101
2200 Fillmore
2201
2300 Steiner
2301
2400 Pierce
2401
2500 Scott
2501
2600 Devisadero
2601
2700 Broderick
2701
2S00 Baker
2801
2ii00 Lvon
2901
(e) Lott
(e)
Bnller. from
California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.
Butte, from the bay bet
Solano and Napa W to
Harrison
Byinerton, W s Webster
bet Ellis and O'Farrell W
to Steiner
Bj rne. from Islais Creek
SE to Baker Avenue
Byron, from Montcalm S
to Hope, B. H.
Cabot, from California
Avenue bet Samoset and
Star SE to Franconia Av-
enue. B. H.
Cadcll Alley, N s C50S)
Union bet Stock and Dup
Cadwallader, E of San
Bruno Road 4 miles from
City HaU
Calhoun, N s Green bet
Sansom andMontgomery
California, junction of
Market and Drumm bet
Sacramento and Pine W
to City Cemetery
North. Street. South .Side.
2 Market and Drnmm 1
100 Davis 101
2(0 Front 201
300 Battery 301
400 Sansom 401
424 Leidesdorff 421
50O Montgomery 601
Spring 531
5.32 Webb - —
600 Kearny 601
612 Wallace Place
St. Mary Place 625
- Quincv 6.57
700 Dupont 701
716 Selina Place
800 Stockton 801
Ellick Lane
S12 Pratt Court
820 Prospt-ct Place ■
8-32 Stiles Court
900 Powell 901
920 Gustavtis
1000 Mason 1001
1016 Cushman
1100 Taylor 1101
1200 Jones 1201
IW) Leavenworth 1301
1400 Hvde 1401
1.500 Larkin 1.501
1600 Polk 1601
1700 Van Ness Avenne 1701
Calirornia Avenne, E
of San Jos^ Road and W
of San Bruno Road, B. H.
Cambridge, S s Silver
Avenue bet Yale and Ox-
ford, U.M.T.
Camtlle Place, N s
Washington bet Jones
and Taylor
Camp, E s Guerrero bet
Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Capitol, W of Old San
Jose Road nr San Miguel
Station
Capp, S s Fifteenth bet
Howard and Mission S to
Serpentine Avenue
Wejt. ,'ilreel. East Side.
2 Fifteenth 1
100 Sixteenth 101
20O Seventeenth 201
300 Eighteenth 301
400 Nineteenth 401
.500 Twentieth 501
60O Twentv-flrst 601
70O Twentv-second 701
800 Twentv-third 801
900 Twentv-fourth 901
1000 Twentv-fifth lOOl
1100 Twenty-sixth UOl
Card Alley, W s (1413)
Stockton bet Vallejo and
Green
Carl, W s Clavton nr
Frederick W to First Av
Carlos PIa4^, S s (219)
O'Farreli bet Mason and
Powell
Carolina, from the Imy
bet Wisconsin and De-
Haro S to Tulare
Caroline, N s Lombard
bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
Caroline, S s (1011) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Sev-
enth
Caroline Place, E s
(1218) Powell bet Jackson
and Pacific
Carr Place, S s Chestnut
bet Taylor and Mason
Carver, from California
Avenue S to Powhattan.
B. H.
Caoe, W s San Bmno Road
4 miles from City HaU
Castro, S s Ridley bet
Diamond and Noe
Cedar, N s (212i Clay bet
Davis and Front N to
Washington
Cedar Alley, W s Do-
lores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Cedar Avenne, Ws I^ar-
kin bet Post and Geary
Cemetery Avenue (see
Central Avenue)
Center, (now Sixteenth)
from the bay W to Castro
Central, nr San Miguel
Station
Central Avenne, N s
Geary bet Lvon and Wal-
nut N to Presidio Reser-
vation
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
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Cenlrnl Plaee, S s (515)
Pitie bet Dupont and
Kearny
Central Road, from
McAllister SW to Ocean
View House
Centre. S s {5331 Bryant
bet Second and Third SE
to South Park
Chaee, from Islais Creek
S to Ilecker
Ctiamber^i, W s (619)
Davis bet Pacific and
Broadway W to Battery
Chambers Place, N s
Greenwich bet Powell
and Masou N to Lombard
Channel, W s Third bet
Berry and Hooper SW to
Eighth
Channel, Ws San Bruno
Eoad 4 miles from City
Hall
Ciiapnltepec.from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.
Charit.T, from Cadwalla-
der NW to Islais Creek
Charles, N s Tyler bet
Leavexiworth and Hyde
Charles. S of Pairmount
from San Josfi Koad NW
to Chenery
Charles Place, N s (570)
Har bet First and Second
Chase, N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Williamson
and Merrifield Nto Lam-el
Hill Cemetery
Chatliain Place, N s
(51H 1 Bush bet Dupont and
Stockton
ChaKanoogra. SsTwen-
ty-first bet Dolores and
Church
Chelsea Place, S s (615)
Bush bet Stockton and
Powell
Chenery, S s Thirtieth S
to Randal thence SW to
Castro
Cherry. N s California nr
Maple N to Presidio Res-
ervation
Cheriabnseo. from Cort-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.
Chesley, S s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth
CheRtnut, W s Sansom
bet FrancLsco and Lom-
bard W to Presidio Reser-
vation
JSroTt?i. Street. South Side.
2 Sansom 1
(c) Montgomery (c)
Webster
100 Kearny 101
200 Dupont 201
224 Bellair Place
300 Stockton 301
Chestnut Alley
400 Powell 401
500 Mason 501
Newell
Montgomery Av
600 Taylor 601
700 Jones 701
800 Leavenwortli 801
900 Hvde '01
1000 Larkin 1001
1100 Polk 1101
12iX) Van Ness Avenue I20i
1300 Franklin 1301
1400 Gongh 1401
1500 Octavia 1501
1600 I,aguna 1601
1700 Buchanan 1701
1800 Webster 1801
1J»00 Fillmore 1901
2000 Steiner 2001
2100 Pierce 2101
220f) Scott 2201
2300 Devisadero 2301
2400 Broderick 2401
2500 Baker 2501
Chestnut Alley, N s
Chestnut bet Powell and
Stockton
Chnrch, S s Ridley bet
Dolores and Sanchez S to
Thirtieth
Chnrch Kjane, W s Do-
lores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Church Place,W 3(1709)
Dupont bet Lombard and
Greenwich
City Hall Avenne, N s
Market opp Eighth NW
to Park Avenue
Clairville Place, S s
(535) Uni(iu bet Dupont
and Stockton
Clara or Clary, WsRitch
bet Folsom and Harrison
W to Sixth
Clara ATcnue, N s
Eighteenth nr Douglass
Clara Avenue or Clo-
ver Avenue, nrLaguna
de la Merced
Clara I.<ane, N s (204i
Sutter bet Kearny and
Dupont N to Bush
Clarice or Clarence
Place. N s Townseud
bet Second and Third
Clark, W s (409) Drumm
bet Jackson and Pacific
W to Front
Clary or Clara,WsRitch
bet Folsom and Harrison
W to Sixth
Clay, W s East bet Wash-
ington and Commercial
W to First Avenue
Nor
h. Street. South
Side.
2
Bast
1
ino
Drumm
101
200
Davis
201
213
f'ertar
300
Front
301
400
Battery
401
500
Sansom
601
I.eidesiiorfr
527
600
Montgomery
601
700
Kearny
701
760
Brenham Place
800
Dupont
801
814
Waverly Place
813
828
Spofford
900
Stockton
901
916
Clay Avenue
Prospect Place
917
1000
Powell
1001
Tay
1015
1016
Wetmore Place
1100
Ma-son
1101
Yerba Bueaa
1115
1200
Taylor
1201
1300
Jones
1301
Priest
Reed
1400
Leavenworth
1401
laOO
Hyde
1501
Torrens Court
1600
Larkin
1601
1700
Polk
1701
1800
Van Ness Avenue 1801
liim
Franklin
1901
2000
Goufih
2001
2100
Octavia
2101
2200
Laguna
2201
2300
Buchanaa
2:j01
2400
Webster
WOl
2500
Fillmore
2501
2600
Steiner
2601
2700
Pierce
2701
2800
Scott
2801
2900
Devisadero
2901
300O
Broderick
3001
3100
Baker
3101
Clay Avenue, Ns (916)
Clay bet Stockton and
PoweU
Clajton, N s Waller bet
Ashbury and Cole N to
Fulton
Clcaveland, Ws Colum-
bia Square bet Folsom
and Harrison
Clements W s First Ave-
nue bet Point Lobos Ave-
nue and California W to
City Cemetery
Clement Place. S s
Green bet Dupont and
Stockton
Clementina. W s (248)
First bet Fol and Tehama
Northwest. Street. Southeast
2 First 1
ih) Second (b)
{f>} Tbird (b)
300 Fourth 301
400 Fifth 401
(&) Sixth (6)
(ft) Seventh (ft)
700 Eighth 701
(&) Ninth (&)
Clinton, S s Bryant bet
SLxth and Seventh
CI i|>pcr, W s Old San Jos?
Road bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth W to
Douglass
Clover Avenue or Cla-
ra Avenue, nrLaguna
de la Merced
Codanan Place, Ss(1007)
Wiisbington bet Powell
and Mason
Cohn Place, Ss Jackson
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Cole. N s Haight bet Clay-
ton and Shrader N to Fiil-
ton
College, S s Silver Ave-
nue bet Dartmouth and
University, U. M. T.
Collegre Place, N s
Hayes bet Larkin and
Polk
Collins, Ns Point Lobos
Avenue bet Wood and
Ferrie N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Columbia, W s Guerrero
bet Nineteenth aud
Twentieth W to Noe
Columbia, from Mission
Creek hrt I'.ryant Avenue
and Alabama S to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Columbia, S s (1019) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Sev-
enth SE to Harrison
Columbia Place, S s
Precita Avenue S to Cali-
fornia Avenue, B. H.
Columbia S(|uare, bet
Folsom, Harrison, Colum-
bia and Sherman
Colusa, from the bay bet
Yuba and Marin W to
Vermont
Commerce, E s Battery
bet Union and Green
Commercial, W s East
bet Clay and Sacramento
W to Dupont
North. Street. South Side.
2 East i
100 Drumm 101
200 Davis 201
300 Front 301
400 Battery 401
500 Sansom 501
624 Leidesdorflr 525
600 Montgomery 601
700 Kearny 701
(e) Dupont (c)
Conffdon, nr Junction
San Bruno Road and SU-
ver Avenue
Connecticut, from the
bay bet Missouri and Ar-
kansas S to 'rulare
Cook, N 8 Point Lobos
Avenue bet Ferrie and
Boyce N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Cooper Alley, S s (623)
Jackson bet Kearny and
Dupont
Corbett. (now Seven-
teenth) W s Harrison bet
Sixteenth and Eighte'nth
W to Douglass
Cortez, from California
Avenue bet Montcalm
and Samoset E to Fran-
conia Avenue
Cortland Avenuc.from
San Jos6 Road near Thir-
tieth E to San Bruno
Road
Coso Avenue, from
North Avenue NW to
California Avenue, B. H.
Cotta£;e Place, E s f614)
Jones bet Geary and Post
County Road or San
Jose R«»ad. from ter-
mination of Mission SW
to County Line
CreeU Italic Ws Folsom
bet Thirteenth aud Four-
teenth
Crescent Avenue, from
San Josg Road nr St. Ma-
ry's College E to San
Bruno Road
Crook, NsTownsend bet
Third and Fourth
CuNhman. Ns (1016) Cali-
fornia bet Mason andTay-
lor N to Sacramento
Custom House Place,
N s (412) Washington bet
Sansom and Battery N
to Jackson
I>ale, (nowTwentv-nbitb)
W s San Jos6 Road bet
Twenty-eighth and Thir-
tieth
Dale Place, S s Tyler
bet Leavenworth aud
Hyde
Dame, S s Thirtieth bet
Chenery and Whitney S
to Randal
Dartmouth, S s Silver
Avenue bet Bowdoin and
College, U. M. T.
Davi»i, N s Market bet
Drumm and Front N to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Pine 1
100 California 101
William Place 100
200 Sacramento 201
214 Commercial 216
:J00 Clav 301
(6) Merchant (bi
400 Wiishington 401
410 Oregon 417
500 Jackson &0I
514 Clark 51;:
600 Pacific 601
(d) Chambers 619
{(/) Broadway 701
(e) Vallejo {e)
Dan'Mon Place. Es Ma-
son bet Sacramento aud
Clay
Day, W s San Jos6 Roatl
h?t Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth
Day, E s Dolores bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
De Boom, E a (5:i3) Sec-
ond bet Bryan t and Bran-
nan
De Ilaro, from Mission
Cret'k bet Caroline luid
Rhode Island S to Tulare
DC Kalb. from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue S s B. H.
" Cleanliness is nezt to G'odliness ! " C^o and Bathe at 113 Geary.
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68
SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Ile^-aJor, 8 s Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Defaliir. S s Crescent
Avenue W of Porter S a
B. H.
Delnwnre, S s Solano bet
Ma'isarhusetta and Mary-
hmd
Delannre Court, N s
Sutter bet Powell and Ma-
son
I>c>l|;ardo, E side Hyde
bet Green and Union
I>on4 Place, Xs Jackson
bet Stockton and Powell
I>eTi«a<loro, N s Ridley
bet Broderiek and Scott
N to the bay
Oevrees. E of San Bruno
Jtoad 4 miles from (.'ity
Hall
Dewey, SsKhigbetThird
and Fourth S to Berry
Dexter, S s Howard bet
Mnin and Spear
Dianionil, S s Sixteenth
bet Castro and DougULSS
DickerHon, EsSan Bru-
no Road 3K miles from
City Hull
Dikoman Place. W s
(tllT'^Iason betO'Farrell
and Ellis
D(»ek. W s Front bet Fil-
iKTt and Union
Dodse. s sTurk betHyde
and Larkiu
D oil NO 11 Alley, (see
Keyes Alley)
DoloreN, S s Market bet
Church and Guerrero
Dora. S s (1113) Folsom
bet Seventh and Eighth
Dore Alley. S s Jackson
bet Powell and Mason
Dorland K.ane.. W s
Dolores bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
DoncIaH Place. Es
Beale bet Folsom and
Harrison
DoutrlaNN, Ss Sixteenth
\V of IMamond
I>ow Place, W s Second
bet Folsom and Harrison
Do%vney, Ss Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Druinni, Ns Market bet
l»Hvis and East iV to the
bay
EasL Street West Side.
2 Market and Cal 1
100
Sarrnmemo
101
im
rimimercial
115
■jm
Clay
201
•iI4
Mf-rrhant
(W
ajo
Washington
Ori'Kori
301
4(l()
Jurkson
401
Clark
400
(e)
I'aciflc
M
Orur.T I,ane, W s (SOBl
SeviMith bet Folsom aiid
Harrison
I>r> or Jnnodon, "W a
<ll.l San J., SI- Hoad but
'rwrtit\' -ninth and Thir-
tlc'lli \V to Ui'llvvue
Dnane. W s Jones bet
Chestnut and Lotubard
Dunbar Court, rear of
city Hall
Dnnrnii, W s Old San
JosC Hoad bet Twenty-
Rrvrnth and Twenty-
ilflith
Diincnn C'onrt, K 8(010)
llroadway bet Dupont
and Stockton
2
100
110
200
20S
300
312
400
500
60O
700
714
SOO
900
1000
1100
112(1
121.10
1300
1400
1500
1.500
KiOO
1013
1700
ISOO
liJOO
2000
2100
2200
ic)
213
219
301
313
401
SOI
505
601
701
(b)
801
901
S)23
1001
1021
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1709
1801
liJOl
2001
2101
2201
(e)
Dnnn Alley. E S (1106)
Kearny bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Dn|>on(. N s Slarket bet
Stockton and Kearny N
to the bay
East. Street. WeM Side.
Mkt and O'Farrell 1
Geary 101
^lorton 111
i-ost 201
Lincoln Avenue
Stockton Place
Mills Place
Sutter
Berrv
Harlan Place
Bush
Pine
Virginia Alley
California
Bupont Place
Sacramento
Commercial
Clay
Washington
Hall Court
Jackson
Sullivan Alley
Pai-iflc
Dupont Alley
Broadway
Montgomery Av
Hinckley
Vallejo
Green
I'nion
Nobili Alley
Filbert
Gerke Alley
Greenwich
Church Place
Lombard
Chestnut
Pfeitter
Francisco
Bay
:Nr)rth Point
Beach
Dii|>ont Alley, K s (1126)
Dupont bet Pacific and
Broadway
Dupont Place, W s Du-
pont bet Sacramento and
California
Dnisrht. W s San Bruno
Hoad bet Woolsey and
Olmstead, U. M. T.
Eaerle. (now Nineteenth)
W s Harrison bet Eight-
eenth and Twentieth W
to Douglass
East, from Folsom N to
Paciiio fronting the bay
Emt. Street. West Shir,
ill) Folsora 1
(rf) Howard 101
(<l) Mission 201
(d) Market 301
(((1 Clay 401
(rf) Merchant
(rf) AVashington 501
((ii Jackson 601
(et Pacific (e)
Krker. S s (527) Market
bet First and Second
Edd.r, junction Market
and Powell bet EllLs and
Turk W to Calvary Cem-
etery
Xorth. Street. South Side.
2 Jfarket and Powell 1
14 Anna I,ane
— Kildv Place 27
100 Mason 101
200 Tavlor 201
300 Jones 301
400 Leavenworth 401
500 Hyde 501
600 Larkin 601
700 I'nlk 701
Roo Van Ness Avenue 801
900 Franklin 901
1000 (iough 1001
1100 Ocluvia 1101
1200 Laguna 1201
1300 liurhanan i:«)i
1400 Webster 1401
1500 Fillmore 1501
1600 Steiner 1601
1700 Pierce 1701
Farren Avenue
1800 Scott 1801
ISKK) DevLsadero 1901
20O0 Broderick 2001
(e) St. Joseph's Av (e)
Edilr Place. S s (271 Ed-
dy bet Powell and Mason
Ednard. N s Bush bet
Larkiu and Hyde
EiKlKeciifti. (late Fal-
con i AV s Harrison bet
Seventeenth and Nine-
teenth W to Douglass
Eislith. (late Price) S s
Market bet Seventh and
Ninth SE to Townsend
Sont!iwe:^t..'^rect.Xortiicast
2 Market 1
Stevenson
Jessie
100 Mission 101
114 Miiiiia 115
Natoma
200 Howard 201
Noonan Avenue 205
Tehama (6)
Clementina
300 Folsom 301
Shipley .
Heron
400 Harrison 401
500 Brvant 501
600 Brannan 601
tel Townsend (c)
£1 Dorado, from the bay
bet Alameda and Six-
teenth W to Harrison
Elet-entb. Gate Wood) S
s Market bet Tenth and
Twelfth SE to Mission
Creek
Southwest. Street. Northecu^t
Market
Mis-sion
Howard
Bowie Avenue
Fnlsnm
Harrison
Bryant
1
101
201
301
401
Cf)
Elir.a. N s Union bet Tay-
lor and Jones
Eliza Place. N s Wash-
ington bet Taylor and
Jones
Ellzabetli. W s Noe bet
Twentv-third and Twen-
ty-fourth
Elk. from Cadwallader N
to Islais Creek
Ellen, (now Thirteenth)
SE s Mission bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth
Ellen. N s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth
Ellen. S s EUzabeth bet
Dougl.'tss and Bellevue S
to Thirtieth
Ellick Alley, I^ s (722)
Pacific bet Dupont and
Stockton
Elliek I.ane. N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
Powell
ElliH, junction Market
and Stockton bet O'Far-
rell and Eddy W to Cal-
vary Cemetery
North. Street. Sotith Side.
2 Market and Stock 1
100 PoweU 101
Anna Lane 111
•200 Mason 201
300 Tavlor 301
400 Jones 401
500 Leavenworth 601
600 Hvde 601
700 I,arkin 701
son Polk 801
900 Van Ness Avenue 901
1000 Franklin 1001
1100 Gough 1101
1200 Octavia 1201
1300 Laguna 1301
1400 Buchanan 1401
Hollis
1.500 Webster 1.501
1600 Fillmore 1601
1700 Steiner 1701
Bourbin Place
1800 Pierce 1801
Farren Avenue
1900 Scntt 1901
Beideman
2000 Dcvisartero 2001
2100 Broderick 2101
(e: St Joseph's Av (e)
Ellswortll. from Califor-
nia Avenue S to Cortland
Avenue, B. H.
Elm Avenue. W' s Lar-
kin bet Turk and Tyler
Emma. E s (.508) Stockton
bet Pine and Bush
Eniuia. E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Eniiua Place..SsChest-
nut bet Stockton and Pow
Emmet Place. Ws(709)
Stockton bet California
and Sacramento
Erie Place. W s Howard
bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth W to Mission
Esmeralda Avenue.
from North Avenue NW
to CaUfornia Avenue, B.
Heights
Essex, S s (.543) Folsom bet
First and Second SE to
Harrison
Esse.v Place. W s Esses
bet Folsom and Harrison
Estefania. junction of
Hecker and .Stringham S
W to Islais Creek
Eugenie, N s Point Lobos
Aveime bet Josephine
and Wood N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
Eureka. S s Seventeen th
bet Douglass and Dia-
mond
E ve. W' s San Bmno Eoad
W to California Av. B. H.
Everett. W s (i:») Third
bet Mission and Howard
W' to Fourth
Ener Place, W s (1011)
Mason bet Sac and Clay
Fair Avenue, W s Cali-
fornia Avenue "W to San
JosC Road
Fair Oaks, S s Twenty-
first bet Guerrero and Do-
lores
Fairmont, S of Randall
from San Jos6 Road W to
Bemis
Faitli. from California
Avenue NW to Brewster,
B. H.
Falcon. (nowEighteenth)
W s Harrison bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth W
to Douglass
Falcon Place, E s Tay-
lor bet Bdwy and Vallejo
Farren Avenue* N s
Edd V bet Pierce and Scott
N to Ellis
Fell, junction Marketand
Polk bet Hayes and Oak
W lO Stanyan
Korth. Street. Soxilh Side.
2 Market and Polk 1
lOO Van Ness Avenue 101
200 Frauklin 201
300 Gough 301
40u Octavia 401
500 Laguna 501
600 Buchanan 601
700 Webster 701
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
69
800 Fillmore 801
WO stelner 901
inno Pierce lOOi
1100 Scott 1101
1200 Derisadero 1201
1300 Broderick 1301
1-100 Baker 1401
Fella Place. E s (G16)
Powell bet Bush and Pine
Fern Avenne. W s Lar-
kin bet Bush and vSutter
Ferrie, N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Collins and
Oook N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Fifteenth, nate Sparks)
\V s Harrison bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth W
to Castro
Fiflb, S s Market bet
Fourth and Sixth SE to
the bay
Southwest, Street, Northeast
2 Market 1
14 Stevenson (6)
(b) Jessie 33
100 Mission 101
106 Minna 107
124 Xaroma 125
200 Howard 201
210 Tehama 211
226 Clenientiaa 227
300 Folsom 301
316 Shipley 317
323 Clara, or Clary 329
400 Harrison 401
Perry
500 Brvant 60!
GOO Brannan 601
700 Townsend 701
King
SOO Berry 801
C'hannel
Hooper
Irwin
HubbeU
South
Flflb Avenne. S s f9131
Harrison bet Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant
Fig:?, (now Twenty-sev-
enth) W s Guerrero bet
Tvventv-sixth and Twen-
ty-eighth
Filbert. W s Front bet
Greenwich and Union W
to Presidio Keservation
North. Street. South Sidf.
2 Front 1
100 Battery 101
200 Sansom 201
300 Montgomery 301
400 Kearnv 401
Filbert Place 407
Varenne 417
Grand Place 427
500 Dupont 601
504 Medau Place
Jasper Place 515
600 Stockton 601
700 Powell 701
Montgomery Av
706 Gaven
724 Scotland
800 Mason 801
SOO Taylor 901
Roach Alley
1000 Jones 1001
1100 Leavenworth 1101
Kandall Place
1200 Hvde 1201
1300 Larkln i:»l
1400 Polk 1401
1500 Van Ness Avenue 1501
1600 Franklin 1601
1700 Gough 1701
1800 OcUivia 1801
1900 Laguna 1001
21100 Buchanan 2001
2100 Webster 2101
2200 Fillmore 2201
2300 Steiner 2301
2400 Pierce 2401
2500 Scott 2501
2600 Devisadero 2601
2700 Broderick 2701
2800 Baker 2S01
Filbert Place. X s(406)
Union bet Kearny and
Dupont N to Filbert
Fil Imore, N s Ridley bet
Webster and Steiner
Nto
the bay
East
Street West Side.
2
RiiUey
1
100
Kate
101
Germania
200
Waller
201
SOO
Haight
301
400
Page
401
500
Oak
601
600
Fell
601
700
Hayes
701
800
Grove
801
»00
Fulton
901
1000
McAllister
lOOl
1100
Tyler
1101
1200
Turk
1201
1300
Eddy
1301
1400
Ellis
Byington
1401
1500
O'FarreU
1.501
1600
Geary
1601
1700
Post
1701
ISOO
Sutter
1801
1900
Bush
Wildey
1901
2000
Pine
2001
2100
California
2101
220(]
Sacramento
2201
230O
Clay
2301
2400
M'ashington
2401
2.500
Jackson
2501
2600
Pacific
2601
2700
Broadway
2701
2>«X)
Vallejo
2801
2900
Green
2'«1
3000
Union
300!
3100
Filbert
3101
Pixlej' Place
3200
Greenwich
Moulton
3201
3300
Lombard
3301
3400
Chestnut
3401
3500
Francisco
3-501
3600
Bay
3601
3700
North Point
3701
3.S00
Beach
asoi
SIOO
Jefferson
3901
4000
Tonquin
4001
i.e)
Lewis
W
First, S s Market bet Fre-
mont and Second SE to
the bay
Sotithvesf. Street. Northeast
2
Market
1
22
•Stevenson
46
Jessie
.56
Lick AUey
100
Mission
101
US
Minna
146
Xatoma
Melius
200
Howard
201
220
Tehama
Tehama Place
223
24S
Clementina
300
Folsom
301
318
Guy Place
Boston Place
320
350
Laurel Place
400
Harri.son
Goodsell Place
401
500
Bryant
501
520
Frederick
600
Brannan
601
(e)
Townsend
lel
First Avenne. N s J nr
Golden Gate Park N to
Presidio Keservation
First Avenue, N" s Six-
teenth bet Mission and
Valencia
Flint Alle.v, W s (819)
Battery bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Florence. N 8 Broadwa.v
bet Taylor and Jones N
to Vallejo
Florenee.BernalHeights
Flori«la. now Bryant. 4.V-
enue i.f roni Mis.sion Creek
bet York and Columbia S
to Serpentine Avenue
Folarer. S s Ellis bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Folsont, W s East bet
Howard and Harrison
SW to Fourteenth thence
S
Northipest. Street. Southeast
2 East 1
fc) Steuart (c)
100 Spe.ir 101
200 Main 201
300 Beale 301
Zoe Place 315
400 Fremont 401
408 Baldwin Court
Grant Place 40^
600 First 501
Ecker (6
Essex 543
600 Second -, 601
Hawthorne 633
Hampton Place 649
700 Third 701
Ritch 717
Havwood 761
800 Foiirth 801
Miller Place 827
900 Fifth 901
Willow 92.1
1000 SLxfh 1001
Caroline 1011
1016 Harriet
Columbia 1019
1028 Russ
Sherman 1039
1043 Moss
1100 Seventh 1101
Dora 1113
1114 T^angton
Harrison Avenue 1127
1130 Rausch
Folsom Avenue 1145
1200 Eighth 1201
l:)00 Uihth 1301
1400 Tenth 1401
.Juniper 1417
1500 Eleventh 1501
Neva-la
1000 Twelfth 1601
1700 Thirteenth 1701
Creek Lnne
1800 Fonrtei nth 1801
1900 Fifteenth 1901
20CIO Sixteenth 2001
2100 Seventeenth 2101
3200 Eighteenth 2201
2.300 Nineteenth 2*)!
2400 Twentieth 2401
2500 Twentv-first 2.501
2600 Twenlv-second 2601
2700 TvveutV-third 2701
2S00 Twentv-fnurth 2801
2900 Twentv-fifth 2ti01
3000 IVenty-sixth 3001
Folsom Avenue. S s
( 11451 Folsom bet Seventh
and Eighth
Fort Place, S s Pacific
bet Hyde and l.arkin
Fourteenth date Tracy 1,
W s Harrison bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth W
to Castro
Fourth. S s Market bet
Third and Fifth SE to the
bay
Southwest. Street. Korlhr.aei
- -- ■ 1
21
31
101
117
l,3:i
201
219
243
301
317
3C!
401
417
431
601
52!
6:17
601
701
Market
(6) Stevenson
30 Jessie
lOO ilission
110 Minna
Everett
200 Howard
218 Tehama
242 Clementina
.300 FoLsom
316 Louisa
332 Clary
400 Harrison
416 Perry
Silver
500 Bryant
Welch
Freelon
600 Brannan
700 Townsend
King
800 Berry
Channel
Francisco. W s Mont-
gnmer.v bet Chestnut and
Bay \V to Presidio Reser-
vation
North. Street. South Side.
2 Montgomery 1
Webster
tc) Kearnv fcl
100 Dnpont 101
Midway East
Bellair Place
200 Stockton 201
Midway West
300 Powell 301
400 Mason 401
500 Taylor 501
Montgomery Av
600 Jones 601
700 Leavenwortll 701
800 Hvde 801
900 Larkin 901
1000 Polk 1001
1100 \im Ness Avenue 1101
1200 Franklin
130O Gough
1400 Octavia
1.500 Laguna
1600 Buchanan
1700 Webster
1800 Fillmore
1900 Steiner
3™xi Pierce
2100 Scott
2200 Devisadero
2:!i)0 Broderick
2100 Baker
1201
1.301
1401
1501
1601
1701
ISO!
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
3101
301
401
501
Franconia Avenue.
from Hope SW to Cali-
fornia Avenue, B. H.
Frank Place. W s Ma-
son bet California and
Pine
Franklin. N s Slarket
bet Gough and Van Ness
Avenue N to the bay
East. Street. IlVsi Side.
3 Market and Page 1
Lilv Avenue
lOO Oak 101
Hickory Avenue
200 Fell 201
Linden Avenue
300 Hayes
Ivv Avenue
400 Grove
Birch Avenue
600 Fulton
Ash Avenue
600 McAllister
Locust Avenue
700 Tyler
Elm Avenue
800 Tuik
I>aurel Avenue
900 Eddy
Willow Avenue
1000 Ellis
Olive Avenue
1100 O'FarreU
Mvrtle Avenue
1200 Geary
Cedar Avenue
1300 Post
Walnut Avenue
1100 Sutter
Fern Avenue
1.500 Bush
1600 Pine
1700 t.'alifornia
1800 Sacramento
19(H) Clay
2000 Witshington
2UI0 Jackson
2200 Pacific
2300 Broadway
2400 Vallejo
2-51 «) Green
2600 Union
2700 Filbert
2S00 Greenwich
2900 Ixjmbard
3000 Chestnut
.31110 Francisco
:a>0 Bav
33(X) North Point
3400 Beach
3.500 Jefferson
3600 Tonquin
(e) Lewis
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901
1001
1101
1301
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1601
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1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
340!
2.501
2601
2701
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70
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Fmnklln Parle, bet
Sixtft'iilh, Santa Tiara.
Haiiipjihire and Bryant
A^'eiiUi'
Frortcrirfc.WsAshbury
Tir WnllcT W to First Av
Frerterirlt.W s (520) First
bt't Urannan and Bryaut
Frooloii. W s Zoe bet
Uraniian and AVelsh
Freelon. bet Bnunie and
Orsenius from Byrne W to
.Salome
Fremont, Ss Market bet
First and Beale SE to the
bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast
'Z Market 1
100 Mission 101
M.lliis
■:00 JIuward 201
Limoiii Place 24;{
HOD Folsom 301
-100 Harrison 401
500 Bryant 501
>.e) Brannan (*:)
Fremont Conrt or
C'la.v Avenue, Ns(916)
Clay bet Powell and
Stockton
Fri
edman Place
K s
(lalO) Lark-in bet Pacific
an
d Broadway
Front, N s Marke
het
Battery and Davis
N t/l
the bay
East
Ktrcet. West
.Side.
2
Warlict
1
1(10
Pine
101
aKi
California
2in
—
Richmond
■211
:;(i(i
Sacramento
Mil
:(!!<
Commercial
;ii7
4(KI
Clay
4111
41«
Merchant
(c)
WIU
Washington
601
.1111
Oreffon
film
JaclcsoQ
(ail
1114
Clark
—
7IH1
Pacific
7111
'Vl
Chambers
713
ma
Broadway
SOI
'.m
Vallejo
9111
nil
Green
lOOl
(rfl
Comraerce
(rf>
Union
1101
('(1
Dock
(rfi
Kilhert
12111
(«)
Greenwich
Ifl
Fulton. W B I^arkin het
McAllister and Grove W
tu suiiiyan
North, .street. South .'^{fU.
2 J,arkin 1
im Pulk 101
200 \'aii Ness Avenue 201
:«)0 Franklin .-^l
400 (Jongh -101
5O0 Octavia 501
<5o(i Lii^una fiOl
71)0 Buchanan 701
KitO Wehster 801
'>io Fillmore !)0l
KHiO st.iiier lOOl
1100 PiiTce HOI
1200 Scott 1201
i:<00 Devisadero l-tOl
I4IH) llroderick 1401
irm Buker l-soi
ItiOO Lyuil IGOl
Clnlnen, N s Green bet
.Saiisoin and Battery N to
Union
Onlinto, N a Sitteenth
bet iiiicrrero and Dolores
Var4l«-ii, H s Harrison bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Itryant
Onrtlner Alle:*. NsUI-)
Post bet Dupont and
Kearny
0»ren, W s San Bruno
Hoad 4 miles from City
Hall
CiateH. from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Ave-
nue, B. H.
Oaren. N s (70ff) Filbert
bet Powell and Mason N
to Greenwich
Gear.v, junction Market
and Kearnv bet Post and
O'Farrell W to Central
Avenue
Nm-th. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Kearny 1
Brooks 25
100 Dupont 101
200 Stockton 201
300 Powell 301
-iOO Mason 401
411 Metcalfe Place
Martha Place 417
500 Taylor 501
Gearv Place 511
512 William 515
600 Jones 601
700 Leavenworth 701
soo Hvrle 801
900 l.iirkin 90\
1000 Polk 1001
1100 Van Ness Av 1101
12(W Franklin 1201
l.tOO Gnu^h 1"X>1
1400 Octavia 14ril
1500 Laguna l^iil
IfiOO Buchanan ]'>0l
1700 AVebster 1701
isoo Fillmore isol
1900 Steiner 1901
2000 Pierce 2001
2100 Scott 2101
2200 Devisadero 2201
2;}00 Broderick 2301
St. Joseph's Av
2400 Baker 2401
2500 Lyon 2501
Central Avenue
Oeary Plaee. S s (511)
Geary bet Taylor and
Jones
Geneva. S s Brannan bet
Sixth and Seventh
Georffia, S s Solano bet
Louisiana and Michigan
Oerke Alley. Esil6I8)
Dupont bet Greenwich
a[id Filbert
Oerniania, "W s Web-
ster bet Kate and Waller
W to Fillmore
<jerlruilifi. from Hecker
SW to Islais Creek
<«lbb. W s Maiden Lane
bet Jackson and Wash-
ington
Ciib^tou. E s Larkin bet
ITiiion and Green
Oilbert. S s Brvant bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Tow use ad
tillmore, Es Kentucky
nr Shasta
4;irar€l, S s Silver Av-
enue bet San Bruno Road
and Berlin
C-Ien Park Avenue, S
W s (26) Twelfth bet Mis-
sion and Howard
C> I en wood Plaee. S s
Howard hft Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Olover, Es Leavenworth
bet Bdwy and Vallejo
tio4leuK. E s Mission nr
Thirtieth E to Califor-
nia Avenue
CJocl.v. W s Btission nr
Twt-nty-eishth
Ooeftini^eH, S s Silver
Avenue bet Berlin and
Williams
Oold, W s (705) Sansom
bet Jackson and Pacific
W to Montgomery
Oolclen Oale Park, W
of Stanyan bet D and H
streets W to Pacific
Ocean
Ool<1man Plaee, E s
Mission bet Sbcteenth
aud Seventeenth
Oood Cliildren. S s
Lombard bet Kearny aud
Dupont
Coodsell Plaee, E s
First bet Harrison and
Bryant
Gordon. N s Harrison
bet EiEThth and Ninth
Cionj^li. N s Market bet
Franklin and Octavia N
to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 MktandHaij^ht 1
Rrtse Avenue
100 Page 101
Lillv Avenue
200 Oak 201
Hickory Avenue
300 Ft' II 301
Linden Avenue
400 Hayes 401
Ivv Avenue
500 Grove 501
Birch Avenue
600 Fulton 601
Ash Avenue
700 McAllister 701
Locust Avenue
800 Tyler 801
Elm Avenue
900 Turk 901
Laurel Avenue
1000 Eddy 1001
Willow Avenue
1100 EHis 1101
Olive Avenue
1200 O'Farrell 1201
Mvrtle Avenue
1300 Geary 1301
Cedar Avenue
1400 Post 1401
Walnut Avenue
1500 Sutter 1501
Fern Avenue
IfiOO Bush 1601
1700 Pine 1701
I'^OO California 1801
liKKl Sacramento 1901
201(0 Clav 2001
2100 Washington 2I0I
2200 Jackson 2201
2:too Pacific 2301
2400 Broadway 2401
2500 Vallejo 2501
2600 Green 26111
2700 Fnion 2701
2^00 Filbert 2801
2*100 Greenwicli 2901
:i000 Lombard 3001
3100 Chestnut 3101
3200 Francisco 3201
3300 Bay 3301
3400 North Point 3401
3500 Beach 3501
.%00 Jelferson 3601
3700 Tonquin 3701
ie) Lewis (e)
Oralinm Place, N s
(5^18) Green bet Stockton
and Dupont
Grand Avenne, S s
Mission bet Niuth and
Tenth
Grand Place. S s (427)
Filbert bet Dupont and
Kearny
Grant, (see Pierce)
Grant Avenne, (see
Grand Avennej
Grant Plaee. S s (409)
Folsom bet First and
Fremont
Graftan, W b Stanyan
nr Sullivan
Green, W s Front bet
Vallejo and Union W to
Presidio Reservation
North. Strea. South Side.
2 Front 1
100
Battery
101
Gaines
200
Sansom
Calhoun
201
300
Montgomery
301
3ir,
Vincent
326
Bone Alley
Reed Place
331
400
Kearny
401
406
.Sonera Place
.
420
Lafayette Place
.TOO
Dupont
501
510
Bannam Place
522
Union Place
Bower Place
529
538
Graham Place
Montgomery Av
600
Stockton
601
700
Powell
701
718
August Alley
800
Mason
801
9O0
Taylor
901
1000
Jones
1001
1100
Leavenworth
1101
New ( irleans Av
Hamlin
1200
Hyde
1201
1300
I.arkin
1301
1400
Polk
1401
1.^00
Van Ness Av
l.Tlll
1600
Franklin
1601
1700
Gough
1701
1300
Octcivia
1801
19O0
Laguna
1901
2000
Buchanan
2001
2100
Webster
2101
2200
Fillmore
2201
2300
Steiner
2301
2400
Pierce
2401
i.iOO
Scott
2.501
2600
Devisadero
2601
2700
Broderick
2701
MOO
Baker
2S01
Green Conrt, N s How-
ard bet Steuart aud
Spear
Green Plaee or Bone
Alle.v, N s Green bet
Mont and Kearuy
Orrennicli, W s Front
bet Filbert and Lombard
W
to Presidio Reserva-
tion. [The buildings in
this street are incorrectly
numbered.]
North. Street. Scmth Side.
Front
1
(cl
Battery
(<■)
100
.Sansom
101
Pringie Court
200
Montgomery
201
300
Kearny
301
330
Telegraph Place
40O
Dupont
401
Kramer Place
403
Bellevue Avenue
500
Stockton
501
600
Powell
601
Gaven
60:i
Chambers Place
Scotland
Montgomery Av
621
700
Mason
701
706
Hartman
716
Jansen
800
Taylor
801
Roach Alley
807
900
Jones
901
1000
Leavenworth
1001
Randall Place
1100
Hyde
1101
1200
Larkin
1201
i:too
Polk
1301
1400
Van Ness Av
1401
1.^00
Franklin
1.501
1600
Gough
1601
1700
Octavia
1701
18O0
Laguna
1801
1!I00
Buchanan
1901
20O0
\\'ebster
2001
2100
Fillmore
2101
2200
Steiner
2201
2300
Pierce
2301
2400
Scott
2401
2500
Devisadero
2501
2600
Broderick
2601
2700
Baker
2701
GrlHar, W s Octavia bet
Union and Filbert W to
Laguna
&et your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
71
Cirove, W s Larkin bet
Fulton and Hayes W to
Stan van
yo7-th. Street. South Side.
2 Lark in 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Lagana 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
900 Fillmore 901
1000 Steiner 1001
Alamo Square
1200 Scott 1201
laoo Bevisadero IMl
1400 Broderick 1401
1500 Baktrr 1501
llXH.1 Lyon 1601
drove, (now Thirtieth^
"W* s San Jos€ Road S of
T^-enty-ninth
Guerrero. S s Market
bet Valencia and Dolores
S to Old San Jos^ Road
OunniNon Aienae, S
s Precita Place S to Pros-
pect Place
Casfarns. N s i'920) Cali-
fornia bet Powell and Ma-
son X to Sacramento
Gu.v Place. W s (318)
ilrst bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Hagrgin, S s King bet
Third and Fourtli S to
Berry
Uaigrht, jnnction Market
and Gough bet Page and
Waller W to Stanyan
Xof-th. Street. South Side.
2 Market 1
100 Octavia 101
200 Lagnna 201
300 Buchanan 301
400 Webster 401
500 FUimore 501
600 Steiner 601
700 Pierce 701
800 Scott 801
900 Bevlsadero 901
1000 Broderick 1001
1100 Baker 1101
Hale, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Hall Alley, Ss VaUeJo
bet Montgomery and
Sansom
Hall Conrf, W s (923)
Dupont bet Washington
and Jackson
Hall Place, S s Jackson
b't Leavenworth and
Hyde
Halleek, E s Buchanan
nr Lombard
Halleck, W s (213) Bat-
tery bet Sacramento and
California W to Leides-
dorff
Hamilton, S s Silver Av
bet Holvoke and Bow-
doin, U. M. T.
Haniilfon Sfinare. bet
O'Farrell, Post, Steiner
and Scott
Hamlin. N s Green bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Hamlin Place, EsLar-
kin bet Broadway and
VaQejo
Hammond, S s Town-
send bet Second andThird
HampHbire. from Mis-
sion Creek bet Potrero
Avenue and York S to
Serpentine Avenue
Hampton Court, N s
( mo* Harrison bet Second
and Third
Hampton Place, S s
(649) Folsom bet Second
and Third
Hancock, W 8 Dolores
bet Falcon and Eagle
Hardie Place, E s i^I8)
Kearnv bet Bush and
Sutter
Harlan Place, W 3(313)
Dup bet Bush and Sutter
Harriet, S s (10131 How-
ard bet Sixth and Seventh
SE to Folsom
Harriet, (now Second
Avenuei N s Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Guer-
rero
Harris, (now Seventh) S
s ^Market bet Sixth and
Eighth SE to the bay
Harrison. W s Steuart
bet Folsom and Bryant
SW to Fourteenth thence
S to Serpentine Avenue
Xorthtcest. Slr-eet. Southeast
2 Steuart 1
100 Spear 101
Johnson Place
200 Main 201
300 Beale 301
400 Fremont 401
5O0 First 501
538 Essex
Rincon Place 551
Stanly Place 557
570 Charles Place ■
600 Secona 601
Vassar Place 613
630 Hawthorne
670 Hampton Court
700 Third 701
720 Ritch (ft)
SOO Fourth 801
900 Fifth 901
Fifth Avenue 913
Oak Avenue 963
Park Avenue 969
1000 Sccth 1001
Garden
Columbia
Sherman
1100 Seventh HOI
Dora
Chesley
Hay ward
Mariposa Avenue
1200 Eighth 1201
1300 Ninth 1301
1400 Tenth 1401
1600 Eleventh 1501
Nevarla
1600 Twelfth
Channel 1601
1700 Fourteenth
Alameda 1721
1800 Fifteenth
EI Dorado 1821
1900 Sixteenth 1901
Santa Clara 1921
2000 Seventeenth
Mariposa 2021
2100 Eighteenth
Solano 2121
2200 Nineteenth
Butte 2221
2300 Twentieth 2301
2400 Twenty-first 2401
2.5110 Twentv-second 2501
2600 Twentv-third 2601
2700 Twentv-fourth 2701
2800 TwentV-fifth 2S01
2900 Twenty-sixth 2901
(e) Serpentine Ave (e)
Harrison Avenue. S s
Ui-7iFoLsom bet Seventh
and Eighth
Harr.v. from Laidley SW
to Beacon
Harr^F Place, E s Lagu"
na bet Filbert and Green-
wich
Hartrord,8 s Eighteenth
bet Noe and Castro S to
Twentieth
Harlman, N s (706)
Greenwich bet Mason and
Taylor
Harvard. S s Silver Av-
enue W of Oxford
Harvrood Place, (now
Grand Place) S s Filbert
bet Dupont and Kearny
Havens, W s Leaven-
worth bet Filbert and
Union
Havens Place. S s (907)
Washington bet Stockton
and Powell
Hawes, S s Folsom bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Hawthorne, S s (633)
Folsom bet Second and
Third SE to Harrison
Hayes, junction Market
and Larkin bet Grove and
Fell W to Stanyan
iVoT-m. Strert. South Side.
2 Market and Larkin 1
College Place
100 Polk 101
200 Van Xess Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Laguna 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
900 Fillmore 901
Steiner 1001
Pierce HOI
1200 Scott 1201
1300 Devisadero 1301
1400 Broderick 1401
1500 Baker 1501
1600 Lyon 1601
Ha>'es Alley, (see Keyes
Alleyi
Hayward. S s Harrison
bet Seventh and Eighth
Haywood, Ss (761) Fol-
som betThird and Fourth
Heath, from Cortland
Avenue S to San Brano
Road
Hecher.from IslaisCreek
W to Bernal
Helen. S s California bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Henrietta, from San
Jose Road nr Thirtieth S
E to North Avenue, B.H.
Henry, N s Lombard bet
Hyde and Larkin
Henry. W s Noe bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Henry, W s San Bruno
Road bet SilUman and
Burrow, U. M. T.
Herin^cr, E of San Bru-
no Road 4 miles from
City Hall
Hermann, E of San Bru-
no Road 4 miles from
City Hall
Hermann, S s Market
bet Brady and Ridley E
to Mission
Heron, E s Eighth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Heyn Place, S s Clay
bet Hyde and Leav
Hickory Avenue* W s
Van Nfss Avenue bet
Oak and Fell
Hifn^i"" Place, (see
Keyes Alley)
Highland Terrace, N
s California bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Hill. W 8 Sanchez bet
Twenty-first and Twen-
ty-second W to Castro
Himmelmann Place.
N s (1024) Pacific bet Ma-
son and Taylor
Hinckley, Ws Montgom-
ery bet Broadway and
Vallejo W to Dupont
Hodf^es or Be stole
Place, N s Vallejo bet
Montgomery and San-
som
Hodgres Court, W s
Spear bet Market and
Mission
Hodgson Alley, N s
Six teen thbet Mission and
First Avenue
HofT Avenue, S s Six-
teenth bet Mission and
Valencia
Hollis, N s Ellis bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Holly Park, SW s Ber-
na! Heights nr San Jos6
Road
Holyoke, S s Silver Av-
enue bet WiUianis and
Hamilton.U. M. T.
Hooper, from the bay bet
Channel and Irwin SW
to Seventh
Hope, from California
Avenue NW to Franco-
nla Avenue. B. H.
Horner, (now Twenty-
third 1 Ws Bryant Avenue
bet Twentv-second and
Twenty -fourth W to
Douglass
HouNton, W s Taylor bet
Chestnut and Francisco
Howard, W s East bet
Mission and Folsom SW
to Twelfth thence S to
Serpentine Avenue
NorthwrM. Street. Southeast
2 East 1
(c) Steuart (c)
Green Court
100
Spear
101
200
Main
201
300
Beale
301
40O
Fremont
401
500
First
501
600
Second
601
New Montgom'ry
Hubbard
63:j
700
Third
701
800
Fourth
801
8U
Howard Court
900
Fifth
901
Mary
1000
Sixth
1001
Harriet
1013
RUS3
1041
Moss
10511
1100
Seventh
1101
Langton
lUl
Rausch
1127
Sumner
X159
13)0
Eighth
1201
1300
Ninth
1301
Washington Av
Grand Avenue
1400
Tenth
1401
1500
Eleventh
1501
Lafavette
IfiOO
Txvelfth
1601
1700
Thirteenth
1701
Creek Lane
Eric Place
ISOO
Fourteenth
1801
1900
Fifteenth
1!I01
2000
SLxteenth
2001
2100
Seventeenth
2101
2-200
Eighteenth
2201
2:iOO
Nineteenth
2:!01
2400
Twentieth
2401
2500
Twenty-arst
2-iOl
2800
Twenty-second
2>S11
2700
Twenty-third
2701
2S0O
Twentv-fourth
2SIH
2900
Twenty-fifth
2rNti
3000
Twenty-sLsth
3001
(e)
Serpeutiue Av
le
Ho
H-ard ronrl. N
s(8141
H
-)Ward bet Fourth and
Fifth
Hnhbard, s s (6331 How-
ard bet Second and Third
Ilubbell, W s Fourth bet
Irwin and South SW to
Seventh
aly Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Ezolusivelj to use of Ladies at 113 Qearj.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont
72
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
IfndtHon. Junction Four-
teenth Avenue and Cud-
wallader NW to Salome
HiidNon, S s CliEinnel bet
e^ourth and Fifth S to
South
lliiiiibolflf ,from the bay
bot Sierra antl Nevada w
to Bryant Avenue
Hunt, Ks (U5) Third bet
Howard and Sherwood
Place
Hunter. "NV s San Bruno
Poad -i miles from City
Hall
lI.Tde, N s McAllister bet
Larkin and Leavenworth
N to the bay
Sast. Street. West Side.
2
McAllister
1
mil
Tyler
101
2(10
Turk
201
3IK1
Efldy
301
4IKI
Ellis
401
Sim
O'Farrell
601
em
(ieary
601
:m
Post
701
will
Slitter
801
will
Bush
901
IIKKI
Piue
1001
11(111
CiUifornia
1101
VM>
Sacramento
1201
laiHi
Clay
1301
HIXI
Washington
1101
ISIKl
JacksOQ
1501
IHIKI
Pacific
1601
IIIIK)
Lvnch
umi
Broatlway
1701
18(111
Vallejo
1801
lllllll
Green
1901
Russell
aiixi
Union
2001
—
Allen
21(111
Filbert
2101
■J2I1I1
Greenwich
2201
2:ilKI
Lombard
2301
■J4(K)
Chestnut
2101
2.1(1(1
Francisco
2501
2(l(l()
Bay
2(>01
■zym
North Point
2701
2S(I(1
Beach
2801
(e)
Jefferson
(c)
Hyde Place, W s (203)
nyde between Eddy and
Turk
IllinoiN, from the bay
bet Michigan and Ken-
tucky
Indiana, from the bay
bet Iowa and Minnesota
S to Tulare
lon-a, from the bay bet
Indiana and Pennsylva-
nia S to Tulare
Irwin, from the bay bet
Hooper and Hubbell S\V
to Seventh
Iiialtrl. from Wolfe SE
to Shakspear, B. H.
It.t Avenue. W s Van
Ness Avenue bet Hayes
ami Grove
Jaelih4»ii, W 8 East bet
WasliiiiKton and Pacific
W to First Avenue
North. Slreet. South Side.
2 East 1
(c) Drumm (c)
100 Duvls 101
200 Front 201
300 Battery 301
Custom House PI 313
■100 Saiisora 401
412 Balance
• — Jones Alley 431
500 Montgomery 501
Montgomery Av
600 Kearny 601
Cooper Alley 623
Washlngt«n Alley 633
612 Bnrtlett Alley
700 liupont 701
San Luis Alley 711
720 Sullivan AUey
Ross 723
600 Stockton 801
806
814
824
900
1000
1014
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
iiioo
1700
ISOO
1900
2000
2100
2200
2300
2100
2500
2600
2700
2S00
2900
3O0O
Bedford Place
Virginia
Stone
Adele Place
Powell
Mason
Vernon Place
Auburn
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hall Place
Wall Place
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
Van Ness Av
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
813
819
901
1001
1007
lim
1201
1301
1401
1501
UlOl
1701
ISO!
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
Jaekfion Park, bet San-
ta Clara, Mariposa, Ar-
kansas and Carolina
JackKOn Place, E s
(11121 Montgomery bet
Vallejo and Green
Jacobi, N s California
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Jane Place, N s (90S)
Pine bet Miison and 1 ay-
lor
JanNcn, N s (716) Green-
wich bet Mason and Tay-
lor N to Lombard
Ja»|ier Place. Nsl51fi)
Union bet Dnpont
and
Stockton N to Filbert
,Ien
erson, W s Powell
be
Beach and Tonquin
VV
to Presidio Keserva-
tion
North, Slreet. South
Side.
(d)
PoweU
1
(lit
Mason
1(11
Ul)
Taylor
2111
(rtl
Jones
3(11
ird
Leavenworth
401
(rtl
Hvde
,501
(rtl
Larkin
601
70(1
Polk
701
8(1(1
Van Ness Av
801
9(HI
Franklin
901
KKHl
Gongh
1001
IKKI
Octavia
1101
12(X1
Laguna
1201
i:i(l(l
Buchanaa
1301
11110
Webster
1101
15IHI
l*111raore
1.501
16110
Steiner
11101
17110
Pierce
1701
ISIIII
Scott
ISOl
imio
Devisadero
1901
2011(1
Broderick
2001
2100
Baker
2101
JefTprson ATenne, E s
Laurel Avenue nr Cort-
land Avenue E to San
Bruno Road
JeirorMoii Square, bet
Tyler, Gough, Eddy and
Laguna
Jersey, W s Guerrero
bet IVenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth \V to Doug-
lass
JenHie. Ws (46) First bet
Market and Mission. [The
buildiTigs in this street
bet Seventh and Eighth
are incorrectly number-
ed.]
Northivest, Street. SotUheast
2 First 1
Anthony
100 Second 101
New Montgomery
lfi2 Annie
(6) Third
300 Fnurth
(6) Fifth
5lX) Sixth
6tl0 Seventh
Eighth
800 Ninth
161
(6)
301
(6)
501
601
701
801
Je«e<i, W s Fourth bet
Towiisend and King W
to Fifth
John. W s (1211) Powell
bet Pacific and Jackson
W to Mason
Jofan. (now Twenty-sec-
ond) W s Potrero Avenue
bet T\ventv-first and
Twenty-third Wto Doug-
lass
Jolinsou Place, S s
Harrison bet Main and
Spear
JolinNlon, (now Ninth)
S s Market SE to Mission
Creek
Joiee, N s (710) Pine bet
Stockton and Powell N
to California
JoneN, N s Market bet
Leaveinvurth and Taylor
N to the bay
Fa,st. Street. West Side.
2 Mkt and McAllister 1
100 Tyler 101
200 Turk 201
McDermott Place 215
301)
Eddy
301
40(1
Ellta
401
Antonio
411
412
Steveloe
.5(H)
O'FarreU
501
6(KI
Geary
601
614
Cottage Place
Vim
Post
701
7(14
Lewis Place
80(1
Sutter
801
806
White Place
IKKI
Bush
901
iimii
Pine
1001
lllHl
California
1101
12IH)
Sacramento
I2in
Pleasaut
—
13IKI
Clay
1301
14U0
Washington
1401
1,1(1(1
Jackson
1,5111
KKHl
Pacific
1601
16(18
Bernard
1607
1700
Broadway
1701
1.8(10
A allejo
1801
1900
Green
Lincoln
1901
2IK1II
Union
2001
21(H1
Filbert
'.',101
Valparaiso
Greenwich
2201
illHI
Lombard
•.«oi
Duane
2400
Chestnut
2401
2500
Francisco
Montgomery Av
2501
2(i0()
Bav
2601
2VIH)
North Potat
2701
2.SU0
Beach
2801
W)
Jefferson
(e)
Jone^ Alley, N s (532)
Washington bet Sansom
and Montgomery N to
Jackson
Joiie»i Place. N s Bryant
bet Sixth and Seventh
JTonepliiiie, N s Point Lo-
bo8 Avenue het Central
Avenue and Eugenie N
to Laurel Hill Cemetery
Joseikh's Terrace, E s
Stockton bet Lombard
and chestnut
Joy, from California Ave-
nue NWto Brewster, E.H.
Julia, S s Minna bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Julia Court, N s (28)
O'FarreU bet Dupont and
Stockton
JalluH, N s (222)Lombard
bet Kearny and Dupont
Junction or Dry, W s
San Jos6 Road bet Twen-
ty-ninth and Thirtieth W
to Bellevue
Juniper, Ss (1417^ Folsom
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Kan.«a»). from Mi'jsion
Creek bet Rhode Island
and Vermont S to Tulare
Hate, S s Bryant bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Hate. junctiimMarket and
Laguna W to Steiner
Hearny, N s Market bet
Montgomery and Dupont
N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
Market and Geary 1
Morton
19
IIKI
Post
1111
IIB
Ver Mehr
200
Sutter
201
21S
Hardie Place
300
Bush
3(n
1IHI
Pine
401
414
Summer
50(1
California
.5(11
6(«1
Sacramento
6(11
6.32
Commercial
1127
700
Clav
7(11
720
Merchant
»(H)
Washington
.801
900
Jackson
Montgomery Av
901
KHIO
Pacific
KHIl
lOlH
St. Charles
IKKl
Broadway
11111
1106
Dunn Alley
112(1
Hinckley
1 121
1200
Vallejo
1201
St. Charles Place
1215
13(HI
Green
1301
IKHI
I'nion
1401
l.ilHI
Filbert
1.501
16(HI
Greenwich
1601
ITIHI
Lombard
17(11
1S(H)
Chestnut
IKIll
Irtl
Francisco
llHIl
frfl
Bav
2(HI1
(e)
North Point
(e)
Hensinj-fton Place, W
g Howard bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Hent. W s (1809) Mason
bet Filbert and Union
Kentucky, from the bay
bet Illinois and Tennessee
S to Tulare
Keyes Alley, (OOfi) N s
Pacilic bet Mason and
Powell
Ulniball, N 6(1406) Sac-
ramento het Leaven-
worth and Hyde
Kins:. W s Second bet
Townsend and Berry SW
to Eighth
Northwest. Street. Southeast
2 Si-cond 1
100 Third 101
Madden
Haggin
200 Fourth 201
300 Fifth 301
400 Sixth 401
600 Seventh 501
(e) Eighth (e)
Hiujff* Ns Silver Avenue
bet Holyoke and Hamil-
ton
HiHling Place, N s
Fourteenth bet Folsom
and Harrison
KoHoiuKko. from Cort-
land Avenue S toCrescent
Avenue, B. H.
HosKutli, E s Railroad
Avenue E to Chace
Hranier Place, S s(403)
Greenwich bet Dupont
and Stockton
liafayette. S s Mission
bet Eleventh and Twelfth
S to Howard
MORGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
73
ILafarelle Place,
N s
(41'0i Cretan het Kearny
and Dnpimt N to Union
lafajette Square
• bet
Sacramento, Gougll,
Wasliington and Laguna
liafTima. N s Market bet
Octaviu and Buchanan X
to the hay
East. SIreet. West Side.
2 Market and Kate
1
100 Waller
101
200 Haight
201
Kose Avenue
300 Page
301
Lillv Avenue
400 Oak
401
Hickory Avenue
5C0 Fell
501
Linden Avenue
600 Hayes
601
Ivv Avenue
700 Grove
vol
Birch Avenue
800 Fulton
801
Ash Avenue
900 McAllister
901
Locust Avenue
1000 Tyler
lOOl
1100 Turk
1101
12«l Eddy
1201
Willow Avenue
1.300 F>llis
1301
Olive Avenue
1400 O'Farrell
1401
Mvrtle Avenue
1500 Geary
1501
Cedar Avenue
li»0 Post
1601
Walnut Avenue
1700 Sutter
ITOl
Fern Avenue
l.-(0 Bush
1801
l:»XI Pine
1901
2im California
2001
■:\(>0 Sacramento
2101
^■JiK) Clay
2201
■J^^iK) Washington
2:»1
241)0 Jackson
2401
i!.S(.nt Pacific
2501
2f^M:) Broadway
2601
JTi^i VaUejo
2701
'.-'xt Green
2801
:'"«:• t'nion
2901
3UO0 Filbert
3001
Harry Place
;]'» Greenwich
3101
ijiK) Lombard
3201
-iN) Chestnut
3301
I'lO Francisco
S401
.."1^1 Bay
i501
i^wi NorthPoint
3601
:;:'») Beach
37U1
■ •-'() JefTerson
3<01
:m)*) Tonquin
3901
,fj Lewis
(e
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
ISOl
1901
1300 Pine
1400 California
1500 Sacramento
1600 Clay
1700 Washington
ISOO Jackson
1900 Pacific
1910 Friedman Place
2000 Broadway 20O1
2100 VaUejo 2101
2200 Green 2201
Brady Place
230O rnion Z^iOI
2400 Filbert 2401
2500 Greenwicll 2501
2600 Lombard 2601
2700 Chestnut 2701
2800 Francisco 2S01
2900 Bav 2901
3000 North Point 3001
3100 Beach 3101
(d) Jeflferson 3201
(e) Tonquin (e)
l.asikie, N s Mission bet
Eighth and Ninth
l,atliaiH Place, W s
Mason bet Ellis and O'-
Farrell
I^aura Place, S s (335)
Pine bet Montgomery
and Sansoni
lianrel. N s California
bet Locust and Walnut N
to Presidio Reservation
liaurel Avenue. W s
Larkin bet Turk and Ed-
dy
I^aurel Avenue, from
Cortland Av S to Benton
Aveime, B. H.
I.anrel Place, W s (350)
First bet Folsom and Har
I^eavcnwortli, N s Mc-
Allister bet Jones and
HvdeNtothebay. [Sev-
eral buildings in the vicin-
ity of Broadway are in-
correctly numbered.]
East. Street. West Side.
L.aidle.v, from Tliirtieth
SE to Fairmount thence
SW to Castro
Langton. S s (1111) How-
ard bet Seventh and
Eighth
Larkin, N s Market bet
Polk and Hyde N to the
bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Hayes 1
100 Grove 101
:iJO Fulton 201
300 McAUister 301
Locust Avenue
*» Tyler 401
Elm Avenue
500 Turk 501
- Laurel Avenue
600 Eddy 601
- Willow Avenue
Ellis 701
Olive Avenue
SOO O'Farrell 801
Mvrtle Avenue
SOO Geary 901
Cedar Avenue
1000 Post 1001
Walnut Avenue
IKiO Sutler 1101
Fern Avenue
]2(in Bvish 1201
i;.« ^"orrath Place - —
Austin
7(X1
2 Mc.\lllster
1
100 Tj-ler
101
Burcham Place
200 Turk
201
300 Eddy
301
400 Ellis
401
500 O'Farrell
501
600 Geary
601
700 Post
701
ROO Sutter
801
900 Bush
901
10(10 Pine
1001
1010 Pan tam
1100 California
1101
1200 S;iCramento
1201
1300 Clay
1301
1400 Washington
1401
1,500 Jackson
1601
1600 Pacific
1601
Lynch
1609
1614 Bernard
1700 Broadway
1701
Glover
1800 VaUejo
1801
1900 Green
1901
Lincoln
2000 Union
2001
Havens
2100 Filbert
2101
2200 Greenwich
2201
2;«K) Lombard
2301
2400 Chestnut
2401
1500 Francisco
2501
2600 Bay
2601
2700 North Point
2701
Montgomery Av
KOO Beach
2S01
(e) JeJferson
(e)
l<ee. from Cortland Ave-
nue i^ to San Bruno Koad
S s B. H.
I^eldcHflorfr, N s
Pine
bet Mont and feansom N
to Clay
East. Street West Side.
(6) Pine
(6)
lOO California
101
HaUeck
200 Sacramento 201
212 Commercial 213
(e) Clay (e)
l^ena Place, E s Illinois
bet Shasta and Napa
IjCOnore, E s San Bruno
Poad 4 miles from City
HaU
l,eroj- Place, S s (1319)
Sacramento bet Jones
and Leavenworth
liCstracIc Place, N s
(632) Pacific bet Kearny
and Dupont
I>cn'i8, W s Polk bet Ton-
quin and the bay W to
Presidio Reservation
L.ewis, from Bemis W to
Castro
l/cnis Place, W s (60.5)
Taylor bet Sutter and
Po'st W to Jones
tiberly, N s Townsend
bet Ritch and Crook
Iiitocrty, W s Valencia
bet Twentieth and 'I^ven-
ty-flrst W to Castro
I,icU Alley. W s (.56)
First bet Mission and Jes-
sie
r-ich Place. N s (121 Post
bet Mont and Kearny N
to Sutter
Ijllly Avenue, Ns
Franklin bet Page and
Oak W to Buchanan
I,inia, N s Filbert bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Ijineoln, (see Buchanan)
Liincoln, from North Av-
enue E to Prentiss, B. H.
r.incoln, Ws Taylor bet
Union and Green W to
Leavenworth
Ijincoln Avenue, E s
(208 1 Dupont bet Post and
Sutter
Iiincoln Place, Es(243l
Fremontbet Howard and
Folsom
Ijincoln Place, E s
Hyde bet Union and Fil-
bert
X,inclen Avenue, W s
Van Ness Avenue bet
Hayes and FeU W to
We'bster
Xorth. Street. South Side.
2 Van Ness Avenue 1
ino Franklin 101
200 Gough 201
300 Octavla 301
400 Laguna 401
500 Buchanan 501
{e) Webster (e)
liObos Square, bet La-
guna, Bay, Webster and
Chesthut
K.OCUBI, Ns California bet
Spruce and Laurel N to
Presidio Reservation
l^ocn)4t Avenue, W s
Larkin betMcAUlster and
Tyler
I,oinbard, W s Battery
bet Chestnut and Green-
wich W to Presidio Res-
ervation. !The buildings
in this street are incor-
rectly numbered.]
North. Street. South Side.
2 Battery 1
(c) Sansoni (c)
lOO Montgomery 101
Webster
200 Kcarnv 201
Good Ohildrea
222 Julius
300 Dupont
Ada
400 Stockton
Lombard Place
500 Powell
Chambers Place
600 Mason
Hartman
608 Newell
Montgomery Av
Jan sen
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
700
800
900
10(10
1100
1200
613
701
801
901
1(101
1101
1-201
l:«lO Van Ness Avenue 1301
1400 Franklin
1500 Gough
OctaWa
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
2300 Scott
2400 Devisadero
2,500 Broderick
2600 Baker
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
1401
1.501
1601
1701
ISO I
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2.501
2601
I,ombar<l Place. S s
(4071 Lombard bet Stock-
ton and Powell
I,ott. N s Waller bet Lyon
and Masonic Avenue N
to Turk
liouina, Es (317) Fourth
bet Folsom and Harrison
l,oui»iiana, S s Solano
bet Maryland and Geor-
gia
I,uc]c, W s Orleans 'W to
Bernal
I.ncy, S s Waller bet Ma-
sonic Avenue and Ash-
bury
K.nndy Iiane, from Vir-
ginia Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H,
Lvncli, W s (1609) Leaven-
worth bet Pacific and
Broadway
I,:i on, N s Haight bet Ba-
ker and Lott N to Presi-
dio Reservation
l,:t-on»i, from California
Avenue S to Cortland
Avenue, B. H.
I,>Bell Place, Ss (1311)
Sacramento bet Jones
and Leavenworth
M, W s Sanchez bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-
third W to Diamond
Macedonia, S s Callfor-
nia Avenue S to Cortez,
B. H.
Sladden, S s Townsend
bet Thu-d and Fourth S
to Berry
MaUlen tanc, S s (521)
Jackson bet Montgomery
and Kearny
maiden tane, N s (622)
VaUejo bet PoweU and
Stockton
Main, S s Market bet
Spear and Beale SE to
the bay
Smdhwesl. Street. Northeast
2 Market 1
Meeks Place
Main Street Place
Mission
Howard
Folsom
Rincon Court
Harrison
Bryant
10!
201
301
401
(«)
HI
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MainSlreet Place.Es
Main bet Market and
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74
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Sffalvina Place "W" a
(1017 1 Mason bet Clay and
I^acramento
9l3t|ile, N s California bet
Clu'rry and Sprnce N to
Presidio lleservation
HarenBO. SE of San
Bninn Jload 4 miles from
City Hall
Rlarf^arot, N s Mission
bet Eisbtb and Ninth
(closed by Act of Legisla-
ture 1872-3)
Marjfarel Place, N s
,l:»i' \'alI.-Jo bet Dupont
anil Krarny
Mai'sarc* Place, N s
(141 Turk bet Mason and
Taylor
Marfrar.T, S s M bet San-
cbez and Noe S to Clipper
9laria or Mary, E and
W s Chesley bet Harrison
and Bryant
]tlui*in, from the bay bet
C'niusa and Tulare W to
■ Vermont
l*Iarl|iONa. from the bav
bel Santa Clara and Sola-
no W t" Harrison
;TI:iri|i4>ha Avcnnc Ns
Harrison bet Seventh and
Eit-hth
Slarhct, junction Sacra-
mento and East S\V to
SL'ssion Dolores-'
N. W. mreet. S. E. Street.
2 East 1 East
(c) Steuart (c) Sleuart
ino Drumm ini Spiar
200 Davis 201 Main
300 Front 301 Beale
400 Battery 401 Fremont
500 Sansora 501 First
529 Ecker
600 Montg'y 601 Second
617 N. Mont
687 Annie
TOO Kearny 701 Third
T:i2Hni,ik3
win iiii|i,,Mt 801 Fourth
wiosiijcktun iioi Fifth
1000 Powell 1001 Sixth
llOO Mason 1101 Seventh
1200 Taylor 1201 Eighth
l;i(in Jones l:((ll Ninth
l-KKl l.i-av'th 11(11 'IVnth
1-.IIII Hyde ir.iil Kli.y'nth
liKKl l.arkin KiOl I'olter
171KI Polk 1701 Brady
isuo \-anNAv 1801 Valencia
1(10(1 Franklin
2(((i((Uuugh 2001 Quer'ero
210(1 Octiivia
.'200 Laeinia 2201 Dolores
2:«Ki B\ieha'n
2l(i((Clinreh 2401 Church
■J")(io Sanchez 2f>01 Sanchez
2(l((([Noe 2601 Noe
2700Ciustro 2701 Castro
Martha Place, S s (417)
Geary bet Mason and
'I'aylor
Mar.T, S s (921) Mission bet
Fifth and Sixth SB to
Howard
9Iar,T or Iflaria, E and
\V s Chesley bet Bryant
and Harrison
Mary I.anc, 8 b (423)
Bush bet Kearny and
Dnpont
I)Iar>laiid, a a Solano
bet Delaware and Louisi-
ana
Maxon, N s Market bet
Powell and 'I'aylor N to
the bay
'■■'The want of uniformity
in the nunib.TS of Market
Stri'et IS occasioned l.v the
diirerence In llie frontaKo
of tile hloi-ks on the north
anri south sides of thestreet
East
. Street. West Side.
2
Market and Turk 1
100
Eddy
101
200
Ellis
201
Latham Place
Dikeman Place
217
300
O'FarreU
301
400
Geary
401
Oak
409
500
Post
601
eon
Sutter
601
700
Bush
701
800
Pine
801
soo
California
901
1000
Sacramento
1001
—
Ewer Place
1011
—
Malviua Place
1017
1100
Clay
1101
Matthew Place
1107
1110
Sheppard
I'-'OO
Washington
1201
1300
Jackson
1301
1314
John
1400
Pacilic
1401
1500
Broadway
1501
1(»0
Vallejo
1601
1700
Green
1701
1716
Winter Lane
1800
t'nion
1801
Kent
1809
1900
Filbert
1901
Valparaiso
1911
20OO
Greenwich
Montgomery Av
2001
2100
Lombard
2101
2200
Chestnut
2201
Water
2300
Francisco
Vandewater
2301
2400
Bay
2401
2.100
North Pomt
2501
2600
Beach
2601
(e)
Jefferson
(el
ItlaKonic Avenne. N s
Waller bet Lott and Ash-
bury N to Point Lobos
Avenue
9Xa»iNac*liu«4etl«, S s So-
noma E of Delaware
9Ia**»iaMoit, from Cortez
SE to Franconia Avenue,
B. H.
9Iateo, W.of Miguel from
San Jos6 Bead N\V to
Cbeuery
mattliew Place, W s
(llf>7) Mason bet Clay and
Washington
Maxwell, N s Broadway
bet Larkin and Polk N to
Vallejo
May Flower, E s Hose-
crans bet California Av-
enue andPowhattan,B.H.
9leAlliNler, junction
Market and Jones W to
Masonic Avenue
Nm-th. Street Ji^nth Side.
2 Market and Jones 1
lOU licaven worth 101
2U0 Hyde 201
:ioo Larkin 301
■100 Polk 401
500 Van Ness Avenue 501
600 Franlvlm 601
700 Goiigli . 701
800 Octavia 801
MOO Lagnna 901
1000 Buelianan lOOI
1100 Webster IIOI
1200 Fillmore 1201
i:iOO Steiner i:ioi
HiH) Pierce l-IOi
ir>oo Scott 1501
1600 Devisadero 1601
1700 Broderick 1701
isoo Baker 1801
isioo Lvou 1001
2000 Lott 2001
{c) Masonic Avenue (e)
Meriellan, from Califor-
nia Avenue s to Cortland
Avenue, B. H.
nieCorinIek, S s (1421)
Pacific bet Hyde and Lar-
kin
])fleI>eriuott Place, W
s (215) Jones betTurk and
Eddy
SleXynren I^ane, W s
Polsom bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
]9Ieaehain Place, S s
Post bet Hyde and Larkin
Clears, N s Point Lobos
Avenne bet Merrifleld
and First Avenue N to
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Meflan Place. N 3 ('501)
Filbert bet Dupont and
Stockton
Meelis Place, W s Main
bet Market and Mission
9felluN, Ws Fremont bet
Mission and Howard
9f el Tina PI ace, (see
Malvina)
Merced. S a Thirtieth 8
to Laidley
Mercer, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.
Mcrelianl, W s East bet
Clay and Washington W
to Kearny
N'orth. Street. South Side.
2 East 1
(6) Drumm (6i
(b) Davis (b)
300 Front 301
400 Battery 401
500 Sansora 501
600 Mont^'omery 601
G2S Dunbar Court
(e) Kearny (e)
Merrifield, N s Point
Lobos Avenue bet Chase
and Mears N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
Merrill, N s Silver Ave-
nne bet WUUams and
Goettiugen
Merrill, W s Jones bet
Vallejo and Green W to
Leavenworth
MetcairPlace. W s La-
guna bet Post and Sutter
MelealBe Place, N s
Geary bet Mason and
Taylor
Mieltifran, S s Solano bet
Georgia and lUiuois
Midfllle, N s Pine bet
Webster and Fillmore N
to California
Midway £a!at^ Ns Fran-
cisco bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Bay
MidwayfVesl. Ns Fran-
cisco bet Stockton and
Powell N to Bay
Mig;*iel, from Bemis nr
Fairraouu t SE to San Jos6
Koad
MilcN Court, N s (832)
California bet Stockton
and Powell
MilcA Place, N s (928^
Sacramento bet Stockton
and Powell
Miller Place, S s (S27)
PViIsora bet Fourth and
Fifth
MIIIh Place, W s (219)
Dupont bet Post and Sut-
ter
Minna. Wsfllfi) Firstbet
Mission and Natoma
2^orthwest. Street. Soxttheas,
2 First 1 I
100 Second 101 I
New Montgomery |
200
Third
201
Mill
Fourth
301
400
Fifth
401
500
SLxth
SOI
600
Seventh
Julia
601
700
Eighth
701
(W
Ninth
(b)
Minna Mace, WsBeale
bet Mission and Howard
Minne»ola,from thebay
bet Tennessee and In-
diana S to Tulare
91innie, S s Waller bet
Ashbury and Clayton
Mission, W s East bet
Market and Howard SW
to Twelfth thence S to
County Koad
Northxcest. Street. Southeast
2 East 1
(c) Steuart (c)
100 Spear 101
200 Main 201
300 Beale 301
400 Fremont 401
600 First 501
Ecker
Sullivan Alley 537
570 Anthony
600 Second 601
New Montgomery
(»50 Annie
700 Third 701
800 Fourth 801
900 Filth 901
Mary 921
1000 Sixth 1001
1100 Seventh 1101
1200 Eighth 1201
Laskie
1300 Ninth 1301
Washington Av
Grand Avenue
1400 Tenth 1401
1500 Eleventh 1501
Lafayette
1600 Potter
Twelfth 1601
Brady
Hermann
Thirteenth 1701
1700 Ridley
Erie Place
1800 Fourteenth 1801
lilOO Fifteenth 1901
2000 SLxteenth 2001
Goldman Place
2100 Seventeenth 2101
2200 Eighteenth 2201
■2300 Nineteenth 2301
2400 Twentieth 2401
2500 Tvventv-flrst 2501
2600 Twenty-second 2601
2700 Twenty-third 2701
2.800 Twenty-fourth 2S01
21K10 Twentv-Hfth 2W1
3000 Twenty-sixth 3001
Mission and Ocean
Bcaoli Road, from
junction Markel and Se\--
enteenth SW to Ocean
View House
Mission Avenne. S s
Seventeenth bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero
Mission Plaza, NW s
Mission bet Potter and
Kidley
Mississippi, from the
bay bet Pennsvlvania
and Texas S to Tulare
Mlssonri, from the bay
bet Texas and Connecti-
cut S to Tulare
Monroe, N s (610) Bush
bet Stockton and Powell
N to Pine
Montcalm from Cali-
fornia Avenue bet Wolfe
and Cortez E to Isabel,
B. H.
MonfeKnnia, from Coso
Avenue E to Folsom,
B. H.
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
75
3Ion1$comer.v, N s Mar-
ket bet Kearuy and San-
som N to the bay
East. Street. We^t Side.
2 Market and Post 1
100
Sutter
101
aio
Bush
201
300
Pine
301
—
Summer
319
400
(.'atifornia
401
500
Sacramento
501
51S
Commercial
513
GOO
Clay
601
622
Merchant
6i:i
700
Washington
701
(e)
Montgomery Av
800
Jackson
801
806
GoM
.900
Pacific
901
MontgomeryCourtgio
1000
Broadway
1001
Hinckley
1100
^'aIlejo
1101
1112
Jackson Place
120O
Green
1201
Moulton Place
1300
I'uion
1301
Montgomery PI
1311
1314
Alui Place
1315
1400
Filbert
1401
1600
Greenwich
1501
1600
Lombard
1601
(61
Chestnut
1701
(C.I
Francisco
(e)
9Tont$;onieryATenae.
from XW cor Montgom-
er.
- and Washington NW
to the bay
Northeast. Street. Southwest
2
Mont and Wash
1
Maiden Lane
100
Jackson
Kearny
101
200
Pacific
201
Dupont Alley
300
Broadway
Dupont
301
400
Vallejo
Stockton
401
500
Green
501
600
Union
Powell
601
700
Filbert
701
800
Greenwich
Mason
801
900
Lombard
901
1000
Chestnut
Taylor
1001
1100
Francisco
Jones
1101
1200
Bav
1201
1300
North Point
Leavenworth
1301
1400
Beach
1401
9Ionl|fOiner.T Court-,
W s (915) Monlsomery
bet Pacific and Broadway
Market bet Second and
Third SE to Howard
SouthjvFst. Street. Northeast
2 Market 1
— Stevenson 15
30 Jessie 29
100 Mission 101
Minna
Natonia
(e) Howard (e)
Sfontgomery Place,
W s il^Ul) Montgomery
bet Union and Filbert
Moore, N s Union bet
Hyde and Larkin
Moore Place, {see Tor-
rens Court,*
Morel Place, Ns (1420)
Pacific bet Larkin and
Hyde
iMorey Alley, N s (730)
Broadway bet Stockton
and Powell
MorHC, N s (406) Bush bet
Kearny and Dupont N
to Pine
Tlorse Place, S s i.l20oj
Broadway bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Tlorton, ilate St Mark's
Place) W s (19) Kearny
bet Post and Geary \V" to
Stockton
Mora, S s (1059) Howard
bet Sixth and Seventh
SE to Folsoni
SIool Ion, W s Buchanan
bet Greenwich and Lom-
bard W to Steiner
Moalton Place, "W s
Montgomery bet Union
and Green
HlonlCrie, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent
Avenue, B. H.
Myrtle Atchdc, W s
Larkin bet O'Farrelland
Geary
Napa, (now Twentieth)
from the bav bet Butte
and Shasta W to Doug-
lass
Tiapoleon, from Orleans
E to Biggs
Xatoma, W s (14fi) First
bet Howard and Mission
North west. Street. Southeast
2 First 1
100 Second 101
Kew Montgomery
(6) Third (b)
ib) Fourth (&)
400 Fifth 401
500 SLxth 501
600 Seventh 601
700 Eighth 701
(6) Ninth (6)
Navy, TnowTwenty-sLxth)
W s Brvant Avenue bet
Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-seventh W to Doug-
lass
Bfebraska. from Mission
Creek bet Vermont and
Utah S to Yuba
Necropolis ATenne,
Ws Dolores bet .Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Nevada, from the bay
bet Humboldt and Sono-
ma W to Potrero Av
Nevada, S s Folsom bet
Eleventh and Twelfths
E to Harrison
Neiv Anthony, N s
Mission bet First and
Second
New Montg-omery, S s
Market bet Second and
Third SE to Howard
Swithtvest. Street. Northeast
2 Market 1
Stevenson 15
30 Jessie 29
100 Mission 101
Minna
Natoma
(e) Howard (c)
New Orleans Avenae,
N s Green bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
New Pacific, N s Mission
bet Eighth and Ninth
Newell, Jif 8 (6aS) Lom-
bard bet Mason and
Chestnut
Newball, Ws Stockton
bet Lombard and Chest-
nut
Nineteenth, (lateKagie)
W s Harrison bet Eight-
eenth and Twentieth W
to Douglass
Ninth, Oate Johnston) S
s Market bet Tenth and
Eleventh SE to Mission
Creek
South west StreeLNortheast.
—
Market
Stevenson
Jessie
1
100
Mission
Minna
Natoma
101
200
Howard
Tehama
Clementina
201
300
Folsom
301
400
Harrison
401
soo
Brvant
501
600
Brannan
601
Nobili Alley, E s (1506)
Dupont bet Union and
Filbert
Noble Alley, (now Reed
Place) S s (331) Green bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Noble Place, W s (236)
Third bet Tehama and
Folsom
Noe, S s Ridley bet Castro
and Sanchez
Noonan Alley, Ss Val-
lejo bet Stockton and
PoweU
Noonan Avenne, E s
Eighth bet Howard and
Folsom
Norman, from Orleans E
to Rhode Island nr Is-
lais Creek
North Avenue, from
Coso Avenue SW to Hol-
ly Park, B. H.
North Parh I^ane, W
s Second bet Bryant and
Brannau
North Point, W s Kear-
ny bet Beach and Bay W
to Presidio Reservation
North. Street South Side.
2 Kearny 1
(c) Dupont (c)
100 Stockton 101
200 PoweU 201
300 Mason 301
400 Taylor 401
500 Jones 501
Montgomery Av
600 Leavenworth 601
700 Hvde 701
800 Larkin 801
900 Polk 901
1000 Van Ness Avenue 1001
1100 Franklin 1101
laX) Gough 1201
1300 Octavia 13U1
1400 Laguna 1401
1500 Buchanan 1501
1600 "SVebster 1601
1700 Fillmore 1701
1800 Steiner 1801
1900 Pierce 1^1
2000 Scott 2001
2100 Devisadero 2101
2200 Broderick 2:^01
2300 Baker 2301
Norwich, W s Folsom
bet Montezuma and Pros-
pect Avenue, B. H.
Nye, from Cadwallader N
to Islais Creek
O'C'onncIl Place, N s
V;ilIeJo bet Powell and
Mason
O'Farrell, junction Mar-
ket and Dupont bet Geary
and Ellis W to Calvary
Cemetery
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Dupont 1
14 Bagley Place
28 Julia Court
100 Stockton 101
200
PoweU
201
Carlos Place
219
2ii
O'FarreU AUey
300
Mason
;«ii
Raphael Place
—
4IHI
Taylor
401
4;o
William
SIH)
Jones
501
600
Leavenworth
Ada Court
601
7IH1
Hvde
701
SIKl
Ivarkin
Kill
90(1
Polk
901
vm
Van Ness Avenue 1001
iim
Franklin
not
1200
Gough
1201
y.m
Octavia
1301
I4(HI
Laguna
1491
l.MIII
Bnchanan
1501
iiinii
Webster
1601
1700
Fillmore
1701
ISIKI
Steiner
ISOl
IWKI
Pierce
1901
:>iBi«
Scott
2001
2100
Devisadero
2101
221 Kl
Broderick
22U1
le)
St. Joseph's Av
^e)
O'Farrell Alley, N s
(22'>i O'Farrell bet PoweU
and Mason
Oalt. junction Market and
Van Ness Avenue bet
Fell and Page W to Stan-
yan
North. Street. South Side.
2 Mkt & Van Ness Av 1
100 Franklin 101
200 Gough 201
300 Octavia 3M1
400 Laguna 4ni
500 Buchanan 601
600 Webster 6(U
700 Fillmore 701
800 Steiner 801
900 Pierce 901
10(.K) Scott 1001
noo Devisadero 1101
V2f)0 Broderick 1201
1300 Baker i:i01
Oak, W s i409) Mason bet
Geary and Post W to Tay-
lor
Oak or Oak Cirove A v-
enne. S s {Oo:J) Harrison
bet Hfth and Sixth SE to
Bryant
Ocean Honse and
Beach Road, from
Point Lobos Road S and
E to Ocean View House
Ocean Ilonse Koad,
(Central) from McAllister
SW to Ocean View House
Ocean Houne Road,
I Mission ) from Mission
Dolores SW to Ocean
View House
Ocean House Road,
(old' from San Josfi Road
nr Industrial School W to
Ocean View House
Octavia. N s Market bet
Gough and Laguna N to
the Bay
East Street West Side.
2 Market and Waller 1
100 Haight 101
Rose Avenue
200 Page 201
Lillv Avenue
300 Oak" 301
Hickory Avenue
400 Fell 401
Linden Avenue
500 Hayes 501
Ivv Avenue
600 Grove 601
Birch Avenue
700 Fulton 701
Ash Avenue
800 McAllister 801
Locust Avenue
900 Tvler 901
Jefferson Square
UOO Eddy HOI
Willow Avenue
adies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
FINE "WATCHES and JEWELET for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery
76
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOR T.
Ellis 120:
Olive Avenue
O'Farrell 1301
Myrtle Avenue
tieary 1401
Cedar Avenne
Post 1501
Walnut Avenue
Slitter 1601
Fnrn Avenue
Bush 1701
Pine 1801
California 1001
Saoramento 2001
Lafayette Square
Washington 2201
Jackson 2.101
Pacific 2401
Broadway 2501
Valli'jo mil
Green 2701
I'nion 2^01
Filbert 2!)01
Greenwich 3001
Lombard 3101
Chestnut 3201
Francisco 3301
Bay 3401
North Point 3501
Beach 3B01
Jr-fferson 3701
Tonijuln 3801
Lewis (c)
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
180O
inoo
2000
2200
2303
2100
2500
2li00
2700
2m
21100
:»oo
3100
320O
3300
^00
3500
3600
3700
SSOO
(e.
Ohio. X s (1181 Pacific bet
MonteomeryandSansom
X to Broadway
Old ITivkory, E s Lau-
rel Avenue nr Crescent
Avenue E to San Bruno
Road
OI<l San Jose Road,
from junction Valencia
and Twenty-second SW
to County Line
OIiTe Avenne, W s Lar-
Icin bet Ellis and O'Far-
reU
OlniMtead, WsSan Bru-
no Koad S of Dwnght, U.
M. T.
Olner Place, X s King
bet Second and Third
Oneida Place, S s '827)
Sacramento bet Stockton
and Dupont
Oreeon, w s East bet
\\ ashington and Jackson
W to Battery
.Vort/i. Street. SoutA Side.
2 East 1
100 Drumm 101
200 Davis 201
(6) Front (6)
(e; Battery (e)
Orleann. from Kansas S
to Islais Creek
Or»enia«, from Byrne S
to Salome
Oxford. S s Silver Ave-
nue bet Cambridge and
Harvard, U. M. T.
PaciJic, W s East bet
Jackson and Broadway
W to First Avenue
-Voj-rt. street. South SUU.
2 East 1
Cc^ Driimm fc)
100 r>a\-l8 101
200 Front 201
3i«) Battery 301
40O Sansom 401
11H iihio
500 Montgomery floi
600 Kearny 601
Montgomery Av
632 I.estrade Place
r.arllett Alley 841
7<N) Impont 701
706 PaciHc Alley
- siiiiivan Alley 719
722 ElllckAUey
«00 Stockton 801
808 Virginia Place
Virginia 815
SflO
Powell
901
•106
Keyes Place
Kl
Scott Place
KKKl
Mason
1001
1016
Salmon
.
Auburn
1(117
1024
Himmelmatm PI
11(10
Taylor
1101
1200
Jones
1201
i:«»i
Leavenworth
i:«il
Burgoyne Place
1307
I4(»l
Hyde
1401
UXl
Morel Place
Mccormick
1421
I.t(KI
Larkin
l.Slll
Mm]
Polk
1601
1700
Van Xess Avenue 1701
IKIHI
FrankUn
m\
IWkl
Gough
1901
2(»KI
Octavia
2001
21(W
I^guna
2101
2200
Buchanan
22111
2.-JK)
Webster
2301
'.;4(«)
Fillmore
2401
2500
Steiner
2501
211(10
Pierce
2601
■ro"
Scott
2701
•',S(10
Devisadero
2S01
?!ino
Erode rick
2'toi
3O0O
Baker
3001
Pacific Alley, N s (706)
Pacific bet Dupont and
Stockton
Pacific Avenne— That
part of Pacific Street ex-
tending from Larkin to
First Avenue, the num-
bers continue, however,
in regular order from the
commencement of Pacific
Street
Page, junction Franklin
anrl Market bet Haight
and Oak W to Stanyan
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market andFranklin 1
100 Goueh 101
200 Octavia 201
300 Liiguna 301
400 Buchanan 401
500 Webster 501
600 Fillmore 601
700 Steiner 701
800 Pierce 801
900 Scott 901
1000 Devisadero lOol
1100 Broderick 1101
1200 Baker 1201
Palmer, from junction
Chenery and Miguel to
Bartlett
Palmer Alley, Ws(809)
Kearny bet Jackson and
Washington
Pantani. E s (1010) I^av-
emvorth bet Pine and Cal-
ifornia
P a r Ic, (now Twenty-
fourthl W s Potrero Av-
enue bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fifth W to
Douglass
Park Avenue, S s McAl-
lister bet Jones and Leav-
enworth SW to Larldn
Park Avenne, S s <969)
Harrison bet Fifth and
SLvth SE to Bryant
Park Avenne, inclosing
Holly Park SW s Bernal
Heights
Park I,ane, S s South
Park bet Second and
Third S to Townsend
Park Place. E s (313)
Second bet Folsom and
Harrison
Parker Avenne, N 8
Pulton nr Shrader N to
Point Lobos Avenue
PalferMon, E s Bernal
Heights bet .San Bruno
Road and Bernal
Paul, S s Crescent Ave-
nue nr San Bruno Road
Pearl, S 8 Market bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero S to
Ridley
Pennj«;«lvanla Ave-
nue, from the bay bet
Iowa and Mississippi S to
Tulare
Perine, W s Steiner bet
California and Sacramen-
to W to Pierce
Pcrrr, W s Vassar Place
bet Harrison and Bryant
W to Fifth
Sorthu-esL Street. Southeast
2 Vassar Place 1
100 Third 101
200 Fourth 201
(«) Fifth («)
Pefalnnia Avenne,
from Point Lobos Avenue
nr Toll Gate
PrcilTer, W s Dupont bet
Francisco and Chestnut
W to Stockton
Pierce, N s Waller bet
.Steiner and Scott N to the
bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Waller 1
100 Haight 101
200 Page 201
300 Oak 301
400 Fell 401
500 Hayes 501
Alanio Square
700 Fulton 701
800 McAllister 801
900 Tvler 901
1000 Turk 1001
1100 Eddy 1101
1200 EUU 1201
1300 O'Farrell 1.301
1400 Qeary 1401
Hamilton Square
1.500 Post 1501
1600 Sutter 1601
1700 Bush 1701
ISOO Pine 1801
1900 California 1901
Perine
2000 Sacramento 2001
2100 Clay 2101
Alia Plaza
2.300 Jackson 2.301
2400 Pacific SlOl
2.500 Broadway i501
26(0 Vallejo 2601
2700 Green 2701
2800 Union KOI
2900 Filbert 2901
3000 Greenwich 3001
3100 Lombard 3101
3200 Chestnut 3201
3;i00 Francisco 3.'«)1
3400 Bav JJOI
aiOO North Point 3601
3600 Beach 3601
3700 Jefferson 3701
SSOO Tonquin 3801
(e) Lewis {e)
Pierce Bow, S s Union
bet .Stockton and Dupont
Pike or M^avcrly
Place, N s (SlOi Sacra-
mento bet Stockton and
Dupont N to Washington
Pinckner Place, X s
(.52111 Broadway bet Kear-
ny and DnpolJt N to Val-
lejo
Pine, junction Market and
Davis bet California and
Bush W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
North. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Davis 1
100 Front 101
200 Battery 201
300 Sansom 301
Laura Place 3.35
400 Montgomery 401
—
Russ -Alley
407
Belden
4.-»
500
Kearny
.501
Morse
505
Central Place
515
520
St. Mary Place
5.32
Quincy
"W7
600
Dupont
601
700
Stockton
701
710
Joice
Monroe
"tk
SflO
Powell
801
900
Mason
901
908
Jane Place
1000
Taylor
lOOl
1100
Jones
1101
1200
Leavenworth
1201
1300
Hyde
1301
1400
Larkin
1401
1.500
Polk
1.501
1600
Van Ness Avenue ifiOl
1700
Franklin
1701
ISOO
Gough
1801
1900
Octavia
1901
2000
Laguna
2001
2100
Buchanan
2101
2200
Webster
2201
Middle
2100
Fillmore
21101
2400
Steiner
2401
2.500
Pierce
2.501
2600
Scott
ft,... ,
2700
De^'isade^o
2-
MOO
Broderick
2-
2900
Baker
2.
3000
Lvon
suoi
(e)
Lett
(f)
Pinkbam Place
Ws
Eighth bet Howard and
Folsom
Pixlc.v Place, W
i Fill-
more bet Filbert
and
Greenwich W to Steiner
Plea.«ant, 'late Rilevl W
si
1151 Taylor bet Sacra-
mento and Clay
VV to
Jones
PocaliontaK, X s
Cali-
fornia Avenue nr Lyons
K to North Avenue,
B.H.
Point I^oboH Avenne
or
Toll Road,
from
termination of Geary W
to the ocean
Polk, N s Market bet Lar-
kui andVan Ness Avenue
N to the bay
Sast
. Street. West Side.
2
Market and Fell
I
100
Hayes
101
200
Grove
■201
300
Fulton
301
400
McAllister
Locust Avenue
401
500
Tyler
Elm Avenue
601
600
Turk
Laurel Avenue
601
700
Eddy
Willow Avenue
701
800
EUis
Olive Avenue
801
900
O'Farrell
Myrtle Avenue
901
1000
Gearv
Cedar Avenne
1001
1100
Post
Walnut Avenue
1101
1200
Sutter
Fern Avenue
1201
1300
Bush
Austin
1301
1400
Pine
1401
1.500
California
1.501
1600
.Sacramento
1601
ITOO
Clay
1701
1800
Washington
ISOl
11100
Jackson
1901
2000
Pacific
2001
2100
Broadway
2101
2200
Vallejo
2»1
2300
Green
2301
24(X)
Union
2401
i500
Filbert
2.501
2600
Greenwich
2601
2700
Lombard
2701
2800
Chestnut
2S01
2900
Francisco
2W1
3000
Bay
3001
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New York.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FEANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
77
1100 Xorth Point 3101
GOO Beach 3201
\3O0 JefTerson 3301
{it) Tonquin 3401
le ) I-^ewis Ce)
Polk r,ane, E s (1232)
Stockton bet Broadway
aad I*acific
Pollard Place. N s
(4201 Vallejo bet Kearny
and Dupont
Porier. S s Crescent Av-
enue bet Decatur and
Baclie
Port««inonth S<|iiare,
bet Wasliington, Kearny,
Clay and Brenham Place
Post, junction Marketand
Montiicomery bet Sutter
and (ieary W to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
yorffi. 'S'ti-eet. iSoiith Side.
2 Market and Mont 1
12 Li<!k Place
100 Kearny 101
112 Cardner Alley —
200 Dupont 201
300 Stockton 301
,400 Powell 401
'500 Mason 501
600 Tavlor 601
■ — William 617
'700 Jones 701
800 Leavenworth, 801
900 Hyde 901
— I\reachain Place
000 Larkin 1001
^100 Polk 1101
200 Van Ness Avenue 1201
1300 Franklin 1301
[400 Gough 1401
1 500 O Tavia 1501
f600 I,a?una 1601
700 Buchanan 1701
SOO Webster 1801
900 Fillmore 1901
000 steiner 2001
100 Kerce 2101
300 Scott 2201
3f*n Devisadero 2301
400 Broderick: 2401
500 Baker 2501
600 Lvon 2601
{€) Central Avenue (e)
Post Office Place, N s
Washington bet Sansom
and Battery
Potrei'O ATenue, from
Mission Creek bet Utah
and Hampshire S to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Potter, S s Market bet
Eleventh and Brady SE
to ilission
Powell, Ns Market bet
Stockton and Mason N to
the bay
?ast. Street JVest Side.
2 Market and Eddy 1
100 El lis 101
200 O'FarreU 201
SOO Geary 301
100 Post 401
500 Sutter 501
518 Ankeny Place
BOO Bush 601
B16 Fella Place
700 Pine 701
300 California 801
900 Sacramento 901
000 Clay 1001
100 Washington llOl
200 Jackson 1201
— John 1211
218 Carohne Place
300 Pacific 1301
400 Broadway 1401
500 Vallejo 1501
600 Green 1601
700 Union 1701
Montgomery Av
BOO Filbert 1801
900 Greenwich 1901
000 Lombard 2001
XOO Cbestnut 2101
20O Francisco 2201
— Vandewater
2300 Bay 2301
2400 North Point 2401
(,(/) Beach 2501
(c) Jefferson te)
Powell Avenue, W s
CuUfornia Avenue W to
San Jos6 Road
Powliattan, from North
Avenue E to Winslow,
B. H.
Prs»tt Coort, N s (812)
California bet Stockton
and Powell
Precita ATcnae, from
San Josfi Boadnr Twen-
ty-seventh E to San Bru-
no Road
Prentiss,from California
Aveiuie S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.
Presidio Road, froiu
Larkin nr Pacific to the
Presidio
Pretcli, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
HaU
Price, (now Eighth) S s
Market bet Seventh and
Ninth SE to Townseud
Pr iei«t, N s Clay bet Jones
and Leavenworth N to
Washington
Princeton, S s Silver
Avenue bet University
and Amherst, U. M. T.
Pringle Conrt, N s
Greenwich bet Montgom-
ery and Sanson!
Prospect A venne.from
Cortland Avenue NE to
Coso Avenue, Bernal
Heights
Prosi»ect. Place, N s
(S20) California bet Stock-
ton and Powell N to Clay
Pulaski, from Cortland
Avenue s to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H,
Putnam, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.
Putziuau, E of San Bru-
no Road 4 miles from
City Hall
Quinc.v, Ns (532) Pine bet
Dupont and Kearny N to
California
Quincy Place, S s (527)
Pine bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Quinn, W s Valencia bet
Ridley and Fourteenth
W to Guerrero
Qninn Place, E s Val-
encia bet Fourteenth and
Ridley
Bailroa<l Avenue, E s
Dolores bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Railroad Avenue,
from Kentucky SW to
Bay View Park
Railroad Avenue,
from Islais Creek SW to
Silver Avenue
Railway, Es Dolores bet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth
Randal, W s San Jos6
Road nr Thirtieth W to
Palmer
Randall Place, S s
Greenwich bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Randolph, nr San Mi-
guel Station
Raphael Place, N s
O'FarreU bet Mason and
Taylor
Rau»«ch, S s (1127) How-
ard bet Seventh and
Eighth
Reed, N s Clay bet Jones
and Leavenworth N to
Washington
Reed. (late Noble) Place
S s (331 ) Green bet Kearny
and Montgomery
Rhode Island, from
Mission Creek bet Della-
ro and Kansas S to Tu-
lare
Richmond, W s (211)
Front bet Sacramento
and California
Richards, W s San Bru-
no Road 4 niilesfrom City
HaU
Ridley, W s Mission bet
Hermann and Fourteenth
KlSSS, from Napoleon S
to Schneider
Riley, (now Pleasant) Ws
(1115) Taylor bet Sacra-
jnento and Clay W to
Jones
Rincon Court, WsMain
bet Folsom and Harrison
Rincou Place, S s (551)
Harrison bet First and
Second
Ringold, W s Eighth bet
Folsom and Harrison W
to Ninth
Ritcli, Ss (717) Folsom bet
Third and Fourth SE to
Townseud
Southwest. Street. liortheast
2 Folsom 1
(&j Harrison (&J
200 Bryant 201
300 Brunnaa 301
(,ej Townsend (fi)
Ritter, S s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth
Roach Alley, Ns FUbert
bei Taylor and Jones N
to Greenwich
Robbins Place, N s
Union bet Kearny and
Dupont
Rondel Avenue, (or
Piacej S s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and ALission S to
Seventeenth
Rose, S s Chenery nr Cas-
tro
Rose, S s Crescent Ave-
nue S to Case
Rose Avenue, NW s
Market bet Haight and
Page
Rosecrans, from Cah-
fornia S to Powhattan,
B. H.
RosM, Ns (828) Washing-
ton bet SLOckton aud Du-
pont
Rowland Alley, S a
Broatlway bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny
Ruger, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Rush, S s (1041) Howard
bet Sixth and Seventh
Russ Alley, N s Bush bet
Montgomery andKearny
Russell, W s Hyde bet
Union and Green
Saerantento, junction
Market and East bet Clay
and California W to First
Avenue
North. Street. South
Side.
2
Market and Eas:
1
100
Drumru
101
200
Davis
201
300
Front
301
■!00
Battery
401
500
Sansom
501
I.eidesclorff
62S
600
Montgomery
601
Webb
621)
700
Kearny
701
800
Dnpont
801
810
Waverly Place
Oneida Place
827
Brooklyn Place
HXi
900
Stoclcton
mi
924
Prospect Place
923
928
Miles Place
1000
Powell
ICKIl
Gustavus
101 :i
1014
Tay
1100
Mason
1101
1114
Yerba Buena
Cushman
1115
1200
Taylor
1201
i:»o
Jones
1301
I.ysett Place
1311
1.320
Leroy Place
1319
1400
Leavenworth
1401
1406
KimbaU
l.iOO
Hyde
15fll
ISfK)
Larl;in
101 tl
17CW
Polk
1701
1800
Van Ness Avenue ISOI
1900
Franklin
1901
2000
Gough
2001
2100
Octavia
2101
2200
Laguna
2201
2300
Buchanan
2301
2400
Webster
2401
2500
Fillmore
2501
2600
Steiner
2001
2700
Pierce
2701
2300
Scott
2801
2900
Devisadero
2001
3000
Broderick
3001
3100
Baker
3101
Sadowa, W s Old San
Jose Road nr San Miguel
Station
Salinas Avenue, W s
RaiiroadAven ue bet Thir-
ty-third anUThirtyfuurth
avenues W to San Bruno
Road
Salmon, N s (10161 Pa-
cihc bet Mason and Tay-
lor N to Broadway
Salmon Place, E s Lar-
kin bet Broadway and
Vallejo
Salmon Place, N s
Green bet Mason and
Taj-lor
Salome, from Islais
Creek NE to Baker Av
Samoftet, from California
Avenue bet Cortez and
Cabot SE to Frauconia
Avenue, B. H.
San Rruno Road,
from termination of Po-
trero Avenue S to the
County Dine
San JORC Avenne, S s
Twentj'-second bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero S to
Thirtieth
San Jo^e Road, or
Count. y Roail. from
termination Mission SW
to County Line
San l.nls Alley, S s
(711) Jackson bet Dupont
and Stockton
San TMigruel Station,
San Jos6 Road 5 miles
from City Hall
Sanchez, S s Ridley bet
Church and Noe
le tut the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing EstabUshment, 113 Geary.
I
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchai
78
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOKT.
SniiMOin, N 8 Market bet
Montgomery and Battery
N
to the bay
Sast
Street WesI Side.
2
Market and Sutter 1
100
UusU
101
200
I'ine
201
300
California
301
312
Ihilleck
313
400
Sacramento
401
41fi
(.'ommercial
417
SOO
Clay
601
V6H
Merchant
515
l«00
Washington
601
700
Jackson
701
Hold
705
SOO
I'acifle
801
flOO
Broadway
901
IIHIO
Vallcjo
10(11
UOO
Green
1101
120O
Union
1201
Alta Place
i:»o
rUbert
1301
UOO
Greenwich
1401
Lombard
1501
Chestnut
(e)
Sniifn Clara, from the
buy bet .Sixteenth and
Mariposa W to Harrison
Solinoifler, from Islais
Creek E to Seventh Av
Scliii>ler, from Cortland
Avenut; w to Crescent Av-
enue, B. II.
Scotland, N a (724) Fil-
bert bet Powell and Ma-
son N to Greenwich
Scott, N 8 Eidley bet
I'ierce and Devisadero N
tu the bay
Emt. Street. West Side.
2 Ridley I
100 WuUer 101
200 Haight 201
300 Page 301
^00 Oat 401
500 Fell 501
000 Haves 601
7110 Grove 701
81)0 Fulton 801
yiM) McAllister 90i
1000 'Ivler 1001
IKXI Turk 1101
12(10 Eddy 1201
i;joo Ellis 1301
l-ino O'Farrell 1401
1500 Geary 1501
ifiOO I'ost 1601
1700 Sutter 1701
IHOO liush 1801
l:i«0 Pine UtOl
2t)00 t;uUfornia 2001
2100 Sacramento 2li)t
2200 Clav 2201
2;i00 Washington 2:101
2-l(H} Jiu-kson 2401
2500 I'ucific 2501
2(i00 IJriiadway 2001
2700 Vallejo 2701
2S00 Green 2801
2'.m Union 21)01
:«K)0 FUbert 3001
3100 Greenwich 3101
3200 Lombard 3201
3300 Chestnut 3301
3100 Francisco 3401
3500 Bay asoi
aJOO North Point 3(i01
3700 Heach 3701
3K0O Jcffertton 38(11
3900 TonfjuLll 31)01
(c) Lewis (c)
HvotU from North Ave-
nue.Stu Cortland Avenue,
li. U.
Scolt Avennc, from Sil-
ver Avenue SE to Unll-
roiul Avenue, S. S. F.
Scott Plac«, N 8 (922)
Pacilic bet Powell and
Madon N to Broadway
Second, 8 s Markc't bet
First and Third SE to the
buy
Southwest Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1 ,
20 Stevenson 21
2fi Jessie (b)
100 Mission lOi
118 Minna 117
138 Natoma 137
200 Howard 201
218 Tehama 219
(&) Clementina 233
300 Folsom 301
Park Place 313
326 Vernon Place
400 Harrison 401
423 Silver •
500 Brvant 501
516 S.juth Park ■
DeBoom 533
600 Braiuian 601
700 Townsend 701
(t:) Berry (ej
Second A venne, S s Six-
teenth bet Valencia and
Guerrero S to Seven-
teenth
Selina Place, N s (716)
California bet Stockton
and Bupont
Serpentine Avenue,
from Mission nr Twenty-
sixth E to San Bruno
Road
Seventeenth, (late Cor-
bett) W s Harrison bet
SbtteenthandEighteenth
\V to Douglass
Seventh, (late Harris) S
s Market bet Sixth and
Eighth SE to the bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
12 Stevenson 11
38 Jessie
100 Mission 101
Minna
Natoma
21)0 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
306 Drury Lane
Cleaveland
400 Harrison 401
500 Brvant 501
600 Branuan 601
700 Townsend 701
King
800 Berry 801
Channel
Hooper 901
Irwin
HubbeU 1001
South
Seymour Avenue, N s
Tyler bet Scott and De-
visadero N to Turk
ShakHpeare, from Isa-
bel S to Hope, B. H.
Sharp Place, S s Union
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Shasta, from the bay bet
Sierra and Napa W to Po-
trero Avenue
Sheitpard Place, E s
(1110) Mason bet Clay and
Washintfton
Sheridan, E s Tenth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Sherman, Ss(1039) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Sev-
enth
Sherman, S a Ellis bet
Webster and Fillmore
Sherman, S 3 Seven-
teenth bet Castro and
Diamond 8 to Twenty-
second
Shemood Place, E s
(131) Third bet Howard
and Minna
Shiple.v, E s (313) Sixth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Shotwell, S 8 Fourteenth
bet Howard and Folsom
S to Serpentine Avenue I
West. Street. East Side.
2 Fourteenth 1
100 Fifteenth 101
200 Sixteenth 201
300 Seventeenth 301
400 Eighteenth 401
500 Nineteenth 501
600 Twentieth 601
700 Twenty-first 701
800 Twentv-second 801
900 T\veiitv-tbird 901
1000 Twentv-f"urth 3001
1100 TWentV-iifth 1101
1200 Twenty-sixth 1201
(e) Serpentine Avenue te)
Shrader, N s \\'aller bet
Cole and Stanyan N to
Fulton
SicKclf from California
Avenue S to Cortlaud Av-
enue, B. H.
Sierra, from the bay bet
Snastaand Humboldt W
to Potrero Avenue
Silliman. W s San Bru-
no Road bet Silver Ave-
nue and Henry, U. M. T.
Silver, W s (428) Second
bet Harrison and Bryant
\V to Fourth
Northwest. Street. Sottthsast.
2 Second 1
100 Third 101
(e) Fourth (e)
Silver Avenue, from
San Bruno Road 4 miles
from City Hall W to Har-
vard and E to Eighteen th
Avenue
SiminonN, (now Sixth) S
s Market bet Fifth and
Seventh SE to the bay
Simpson Place, W s
1,416) First bet Harrison
and Bryant
Sixteenth, Gate Center)
from the bay W to Castro
Sixth, (late Simmons) S s
Market bet Fifth and Sev-
enth SE to the bay
Southioest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
16 Stevenson 17
28 Jessie 29
100 Mission 101
112 Minna 113
(6) Natoma IS
200 Howard 201
(.6) Tehama 211
(b) Clementina 227
300 Folsom 301
{b) Shipley 313
Clara 320
400 Harrison 401
500 Bryant 501
600 Braiman 601
700 Townsend 701
King
800 Berry 801
Chaimel
900 Hooper 901
Irwin
1000 Hubbell 1001
South
Solano, from the bay bet
Mariposa and Butte W to
Harrison
Sonoma, from the bay
bet Nevada and Yolo W
to Potrero Avenue
Sonoma or Sonora
Place, N s (406) Green
bet Kearny and Dupont
Sophie Terrace, N s
I'ine bet Dupont and
Stockton
South, WsKentuckvnr
Hubbell SW to Center
South Avenue, from
Crescent Avenue NE to
Holly Park, B. H.
South Parh, W s (516)
Second bet Bryant ana
Brannan W to Third
South Park Avenue.
S s Brannan bet Second
and Third
SparkA, (now Fifteenth)
W s Harrison bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth W
to Castro
Spear. S b Market bet l
Steiiart and Main SE to '
the bay
Northwest. Street.Southeast.
2 Market 1
Hodges Court
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 20I
300 Folsom 301
400 Harrison 401
(e) Bryant (e)
SpoflTord, N 8 (828) Clay
bet Waverly Place and
Stockton N to Washing-
ton
Spr ins, S s (531) California
bet Kearny and Montr
gomery
Spruce, N sCaliforniabet ,
Maple and Locust N to
Presidio Reservation *
St. CharlcM, E s (1018)
Kearny bet Pacific ana
Broadway
St. Charles Place, W 8
(1215) Kearny bet VaUeJo
and Green
St. James Alley, E s
Mason bet Post and Sutter
St. Josephs Avenue,
N s Turk bet Broderick ;
and Baker N to Geary 1
St. 9Iark Place, (now ]
Morton) W s (19) Kearny
bet Post and Geary W to
Stockton
St. Mar.v, N s (520) Pine
bet Dupont and Kearny
N to California
St. Vincent or Vincent,
N s (316) Green bet Mon-t
gomery and Kearny N to
Union
StaudiNh, from Califor-
nia Av S to Powhattan,
B. H.
Stanford, S s (311) Bran-
nan bet Second and Third
SE to Towusend
Stan 1 y Court, E s Stanly
Place bet Harrison and
Bryant
Stanly Place, S s (557)
Harrison bet First and
Second SE to Bryant
Stanyan, S s Fulton W
of Shrader
Star, from California Ave-
nueSE to Francouia Ave-
nue, B. H.
Steiner, N s Ridley bet
Fillmore and Pierce N to
the bay
East Street West Side.
2 Ridley 1
100 Kate
200 WiiUcT 201
300 Haight 301
400 Page 401
500 Oak 501
600 Fell 601
700 Haves 701
800 (Jrove 801
900 Fulton 901
1000 McAllister looi
1100 Tvler 1101
1200 Turk 1201
i;»0 Eddy 1301
1400 Ellis 1401
Earitaa River Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market,
J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
79
1500
1600
17(10
ISOO
1900
2000
211X1
2:100
2310
2-100
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000
310O
3200
330O
3400
3500
361X1
3700
3S00
3900
4000
Ifj
Evington
OFarreU
Ciliary
Post
.Sutter
Bush
Wikley
Pine
California
Sacramento
Clay
M'as^hington
Jjwkson
Pacitic
Broadway
Vallejo
Greeu
Union
Filbert
Pixley Place
Greenwich
MOUltOD
Lombard
Chestnut
Francisco
Bay
Jvorth Point
Beach
Jetferson
Tonquin
Lewis
1501
1601
1701
ISOl
1901
2001
2101
2201
2;«1
2101
2501
2601
2701
2S01
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3401
3801
3601
3701
3S01
3901
4001
teJ
Stenart. S s Market bet
East and Spear SE to tlie
bay
Southu'c^L Street. Northeast
2 Marljet I
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
{,€) Harrison (e)
SteTeloe, E s (412) Jones
bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Sfe^enfiOii, W s(22)First
bet Market and Mission
Northu'€.^t. Street. Southeast
2 First 1
100 Second 101
^6) New Montgomery 16)
200 Third 201
1,6) Fourth (6)
400 Fifth 401
500 Sixth 501
600 Seventh 601
700 Eighth 701
(.6) Kinth ^b}
Stoi
rkton, N s Market
bet Dupont and Powell
N to the bay
East
.Street. West Side.
2
Market and Ellis 1
KXI
O'Farrell
li.l
200
Geary
201
212
Morton
3(K)
Post
;«)1
3(iS
Stockton Place
400
Sutter
401
.VK)
Bush
,501
.51 W
Emma
6IKI
Pine
601
-IKI
California
701
Emmett Place
709
soil
Sacramento
801
MX)
Clay
901
1000
Washington
1001
1100
Jac-kson
1101
1-JiKJ
Pacific
r.'jii
12.12
Polk Lane
l:-;in
Broadway
1301
I-wo
Vallejo
1401
Card Alley
1413
Montgomery At
l.iOO
IftXj
171X1
Green
Cnion
Filbert
Cireen%\ich
Lombard
Chestnut
PfeilTer
Francisco
Bay
North Point
Beach
1501
1601
1701
1»01
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
(f)
Slockton Place, (or
Alley) W 8 (2131 Dupont
bet Sutter and Post VV to
Stockton
Slone, N s (918) Washing,
ton bet Stockton and
Powell N to Jackson
Striiishaxu, from Islais
Creek W of Adele S to
Hecker
Sullivan, E and W a
Stanyan bet Grattan and
Ciirl
SalllTan. from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent
Avenue, B. H.
SnIIivan Alley, NsCKO)
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Pacific
Snllivan Alley,Ssi537)
Mission bet First and Sec-
ond
SnlliTan Alley, W s
(1021 1 Dupont bet Jackson
and Pa<'ific
Snnimer, W s (319) Mont-
gomery bet California
and Pine W to Kearny
Sniuner, S s California
Avenue bet Rosecraus
and Prentiss S to Pow-
hattan
Suxuner, S s (1159) How-
ard bet Seventh and
Eighth
Salter, junction Market
and Sansom bet Bush and
Post W to Laurel Will
Cemetery
Xorth. Street. South Side.
2 Market and Sansom 1
100 Montgomery 101
106 Trinity
Lick Place 111
200 Kearny 201
204 Clara Lane
300 Dupont 301
400 Stockton 401
500 Powell 501
Delaware Court
600 Mason 601
700 Tavlor 701
800 Jones 801
900 Leavenworth 901
1000 Hvde 1001
1100 Larkin 1101
120O Polk 1201
140O FrankMn
1500 Gough
1600 Octavia
1700 Laguna
1800 Buchanan
1900 Webster
2000 FUlmore
210O steiner
2200 Pierce
2300 Scott
-400 Devisadero
2o00 Broderick
2600 Baker
2700 Lyon
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
(e) Central Avenue (e)
Snan, from Bernal SW
to junction Marengo and
Bernal
Sweeney, W S.San Bruno
P.oad 4 miles from City
HaU
Sweet, N s Broadway bet
Taylor and Jones N to
Vallejo
Tay, Ns(1014)Sacramento
bet Powell and Mason N
to Clay
Taylor, N s Market bet
Mason andJonesNtothe
ba.i'
East
. Street. West Side.
2
Market and Tyler 1
1110
Turk 101
200
Eddy 201
:«Hi
Ellis 301
41K1
O'FarreU 401
,500
Geary 501
HH
Oak
516
Taylor Place
Adelaide Place
600 Post
I.ewis Place
700 vSiitter
800 Bush
900 Pine
908 VUla Place
1000 California
UOO Sacramento
Pleasant
1200 Clav
1300 \S a^hington
1400 Jackson
IbOO Pacific
Bernard
1600 Broadway
1700 Vallejo
1800 Green
Lincoln
1900 Vnion
2000 Filbert
2012 Valparaiso
2100 Greenwich
2200 Lombard
Montgomery Av
2300 Che.stnut
"Water
Houston
2400 Francisco
V an de water
2500 Bay
2600 NorthPoint
2700 Beach
tc) Jefferson
517
601
605
701
801
901
1001
1101
1115
1201
1301
1401
15tH
1535
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2401
2501
2601
2701
i.e}
Taylor Place, Es(516)
Taylor bet Geary and
Post
Tehama. "W s (220) First
bet Clementina and How-
ard
JS'orth ire^^t. Street.Southeast.
2 First 1
100 .Second 101
200 Third 201
300 Fourth 301
400 Fifth 401
ib) Sixth (ft)
<b) Seventh (bi
700 Eighth 701
ib) Kinth (6)
Tehama, Ss Montezuma
S to Prospect Place, B.
H.
Tehama Plaee, E s
l223) First bet Folsom and
Howard
Teles^aph Place, N s
(330) Greenwich bet Du-
pont and Kearny
Temple, (now Twenty-
fifth) W s Potrero Ave-
nue bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty -sixth
Tennesfice, from the bay
bet Kentucky and Min-
nesota S to Tulare
Tenth, (late Thorne) S s
Market bet Ninth and
Eleventh SE to Mission
Creek
Southwest Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
400 Harrison 401
500 Bryant 501
Terrace View, S s Fran-
cisco bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Tevis, S s King bet Third
and Fourth S to Berry
Texas, from the bay bet
Mississippi and Missouri S
to Tulare
Third. S s Market bet
Second and Fourth SE to
the bay
^ytithwest.Strcet,Noriheait.
2 Market 1
20 Stevenson 19
{&) Jessie 37
100 Mission 101
Minna
Sherwood Place
Everett
Hunt
Howard
Tehama
Noble Place
Clementina
Folsom
Verona Place
Harrison
Perry
SUver
Bryant
South Park
Bran nan
Townsend
King
Berry
Channel
Thirteeiilh, Hate Ellen)
SE s Mission bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth
South. Street. North Side.
2 Mission 1
100 Howard 101
200 Folsom 201
Thirtieth. Oate Grove)
W s San Jos6 Road S of
Twenty-ninth
Thompson Avenue or
Place, S s (,371 1 Brannan
bet Second and Third
Thorne, {now Tenth) Ss
Market bet Ninth and
Eleventh SE to Mission
Creek
Tiffany Avenue, (now
Valencia) from junction
Valencia and Twenty-
sixth SW to Twenty-
ninth
Tilford, W s Fifth bet
Bryant and Brannan
Tomasa. from California
Avenue SE to California
Avenue, B. H.
Tonqnin, W s Larktn bet
Lewis and Jetiersou W to
Presidio Keservation
Torrcns Court, N s
Claj* bet Hyde and Lar-
kin
Tonchard Alley, S s
Pine bet Jones and Leav-
enworth
To^-n»iencl, W
s First bet
Brannan and King SW to
Eighth
Sorthmsl. Street. Southeast
2 First
1
100 Second
101
Stanford
Hammond
200 Thu-d
201
Rilch
Liberty
Madden
Haggin
Crook
300 Fourth
301
•100 Fifth
401
500 SLxth
501
600 Seventh
601
Eighth
Tracy, (now Fourteenth)
W s Harrison bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth \V
to Castro
Treat Avenue, S b
Twentieth bet Folsom
and Harrison S to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Trinity, N s (106) Sutter
bet Montgomery and
Kearny N to Bush
Trinity Court, W s
Trinity bet Bush and Sut-
ter
Trnett, W s Mason bet
Washington and Clay
.. Zs.i'hs ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Qo and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Qearj.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
80
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Tulare, from tbe bay S
ofMariu \V to Connecti-
cut
Turk, junction Marltet
ami .'\Ijuson bet Tj'ier and
Kddy W to Masonic Av
Norlh. SIreel. South Side.
2 Market and Mason 1
14 Marijaret Place
KK) Tavlor 101
2!J0 Jones 201
300 Leavenworth 301
400 Hyde 401
Dodge
WX) I,aikin 501
ll(«l I'olk 601
TOO Van Ness Avenue 701
Si») Franklin 801
:hh) (JdOKh ;«)i
IKIO Orii.via 1001
IIUO X^aBuna 1101
1200 lioehanan 1201
1:«10 Webster l'»l
Hiio Hllmore 1401
1.100 Stelner 1501
1600 Pierce 1601
17IK) Scott 1701
1S(K> Devisadero 1801
19U0 Hrodcrlck 1901
St. Joseph's Av
2000 Baker 2001
Lvon 2101
Lott 2201
(«) Masonic Avenue (e)
T»»rini>. (laleBrown)SE
s Mis-sion bet Eleventh
anil Thirteenth SE to
Harrison
Soulhwfut. Street. Xartheast
2 Mis.sion 1
26 Glen Park Ave
100 Howard 101
200 Folsom 201
ve) Harrison (e)
Twenliefh. (late Napa)
from the bay bet Butte
and .Shasta W to Doug-
la-ss
Twcniy-eighlli (late
Valet W s Guerrero bet
Twenty - seventh and
T\veiit.v-uinth
Twi'nt.T-Hflto.aateTem-
plel W s Potrero Avemie
bet Twenty -fourth and
Twenty-sixth W to Doug-
lass
T»enty-flr!i», Hate Alta)
W s Potrero Aveime bet
Twentieth and Twenty-
second W to Douglass
Twenf.v • fourth, (late
Park i W s Potrero Ave-
nue bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-afth W to Doug-
lass
Twenly - ninth, (late
Dale) W s San Jos6 Road
bet Twenty-eighth and
Thirtieth
Twonf ,r • ftecond, (late
Johni W s Potrero Ave-
nue bet Twenty-first and
IVenty-thh-d w to Doug-
lass
Tnrnt.v-Keventh, (late
FiiiKi W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-sixth and Twen-
ty-eig!uh W to Douglass
Tn-«>nty-Mixth, date Na-
vy) W s BrvanI Avenue
bet Twenty - fifth and
l\venty -seventh W to
Dcmglass
Twrnl.r - third, (late
Horner I \V s Potrero Av-
enue het Twentv-second
and Tw.nty-fourth W to
Doiiglut^
Tyirr, Junction Market
and Tavlor bet McAllis-
ter an(l Turk W to Ma-
sonic Avenue
Jforth. Street. South .Vde.
2 Market and Taylor 1
100 Jones 101
200 Leavenworth 201
Dale
Charles
300 Hvde 301
400 Larklu 401
500 Polk 601
600 Van Ness Avenue 601
700 Franklin 701
800 Gough 801
900 Octavia 901
1000 Laguna 1001
lioii Buchanan 1101
1200 Webster 1201
1300 FUlmore 1301
1400 .Steiner 1401
1.500 Pierce 1-501
IfiOO Scott 1601
1700 Devisadero 1701
IMl Broderick 1801
ls»iO Baker 1*1
2000 Lvon 2001
2100 Lott 2101
(c) Masonic Avenue («)
T.tson Place. S s (919)
Washington bet Stockton
and Powell
Union, W s Front bet
Filbert and Green W to
Presidio Reservation
Xorth. Street. South Side.
2 Front
100 Battery
Gaines
200 Sansom
Calhonn
300 Montgomery
- Vincent
400 Kearnv
406 Filbert Place
- Sonoma Place
Lafayette Place
42) A'arenne
500 Dupont
508 Cadell Alley
Ban nam Place
618 Ja.iper Place
- rnion Place
ClairviUe Place
Stockton
Montgomery Av
Powell
-August Alley
Ma.son
900 Tavlor
1000 Jones
Bay View Place
Leavenworth
.Sharp Place
1200 Hvde
vm Larkin
1100 Polk
600
700
800
1100
523
515
601
701
717
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
UOl
1.500 Van Ness Avenue 1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2.301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2501
1600 Franklin
1700 Gough
1800 Octavia
1900 Laguna
2000 Buchanan
2100 Webster
2200 Fillmore
2.300 Sterner
2400 Pierce
2.500 Scott
2600 Devisadero
270O Broderick
2S00 Baker
Union Alley, from
Union Place
Union Avenue, E s
I^aurel Aveime E to San
Bruno Road S s B. H.
Union Court, (now Ver
Mehr) E s (116) Kearny
bet Sutter and Post
Union Plare. N s (522)
Green bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Union
Union Squaro, bet
Stockton, Powell, Geary
and Post
University, S s Silver
Avenue bet College and
Princeton, U. M. T.
Utah, from Mission Creek
bet Nebraska and Potrero
Avenue S to Yolo
Tale, (now Twenty-
eighth ) W s Guerrero bet
Twenty - seventh and
Twenty-ninth
Talencia, Ss Market bet
Mi.ssion and Guerrero S
to Twenty-ninth
Vallejo, W s Davis bet
Green and Broadway W
to Presidio Reservation.
[The buildings in this
street are incorrectly
numbered.]
Sorth. Street. South Side.
9
Davis
1
(.CI
Front
(c)
100
Battery
101
200
Sansom
201
Bestole
.
Bartol
300
Montgomery
301
400
Kearny
401
420
Pollard Place
Pinckney Place
423
430
Margaret Place
500
Dupont
Montgomery Av
501
Vallejo Place
621
530
Agnes Lane
eno
Stockton
601
62;
Maiden Lane
Morev Alley
627
700
Powell
701
716
Washoe Place
7.36
O'Connell Place
800
Mason
801
Vallejo Court
900
Taylor
901
Sw'eet
Florence
1000
Jones
1001
1100
Leavenworth
1101
1200
Hyde
1201
White
1300
Larkin
1301
Miixwell
1400
Polk
1401
1500
Van Ness Avenue 1501
1600
Franklin
1601
1700
Gough
1701
ISOO
Octavia
1801
1900
Laguna
1901
2000
Buchanan
2001
2100
Webster
2101
2200
Fillmore
2201
2:100
Steiner
2*1
2400
Pierce
2401
2.500
Scott
2.501
2600
Devisadero
2601
2700
Broderick
2701
2800
Baker
2801
Tallcjo Court, S s Val-
lejo bet Mason and Taylor
Vallejo riaoe, S s (521)
Vallejo ,bet Dupont and
Stockton
Valley, Ws Old San Jos6
Road bet Twenty-eight
and Twenty-ninth
Valparaiso. W s (1911)
Mason bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Van Ness ATenne, N s
Market bet Franklin and
Polk N to the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Market and Oak 1
Hickory Avenue
100 FeU 101
Linden Avenue
200 Hayes 201
Ivv Avenue
300 Grove 301
Birch Avenue
400 Fulton 401
Ash Avenue
500 McAllister 501
Locust Avenue
600 Tyler 601
Elm Avenue
700 Turk 701
Laurel Avenue
800 Eddy 801
Willow Avenue
900 Ellis 901
Olive Avenue
1000 O'Farrell 1001
Mvrtle Avenue
HOC Geary 1101
Cedar Avenue
1200 Post 1201
Walnut Avenue
1300 Sutter 1301
Fern Avenue
1400 Bush 1401
Austin
1500 Pine 1501
1600 California 1601
1700 Sacramento 1701
ISOO Clay 1801
i;>00 Washington 1901
2000 Jackson 2001
2100 Pacific 2101
2200 Broadway 2201
2S00 Vallejo 2^01
2400 Green 2401
2500 Union 2501
2600 Filbert 2601
2700 Greenwich 2701
2S00 Lombard 2S01
2y00 Chestnut 2901
3000 Francisco 3001
3100 Bay 3101
3200 North Point 3201
3300 Beach 3301
3400 Jefferson 3401
3500 Tonquin 3301
ie) Lewis (e)
Vanden ater, W s Pow-
ell bet Francisco and Bay
W to Taylor
Varenue, N s (420) Vnion
bet Kearny and Dupont
Va»sar Place, S s f613)
Harrison bet Second and
Thurd
Ver Alelir. E s ^ 116) Kear-
ny bet Post and Sutter
Vermont, from Mission
Creek bet Kansas and Ne-
braska S to Tulare
Vernon I»lace, Ws(326)
Second bet Folsom and
Harrison W'to Hawthorne
Vernon I»Iaee,EsHyde
bet Union and Green
Veruon Place. S s (1007)
Jackson bet Mason and
Taylor
Verona Place, E s (337)
Third bet Folsom. and
Harrison
VieksburiT, S s Twenty-
tirst bet Church and San-
chez S to Twenty-hfth
Villa Place. E s Taylor
bet l*ine and California
Vincent or St. Vin-
cent, N s 1,3161 Green bet
Montgomery andKearny
N to Union
Virginia. N s 1 914) Wash-
ington bet citookton and
Powell N to Pacilic
Vir&rinia Alle;*, W s
1.505) Dupont bet Pine and
California
Virginia ATenne.from
California Avenue SE to
Cherubuseo, B. H.
Virsiuia Place, N s
(80li) Pa4_'itic bet Stockton
and Powtll N to Broad-
way
Viseher Placc,EsBeale
bet Market and Mission
Voisrt, E of San Bruno
Road, 4 miles from City
Hall
Vorratli Place, E 8
(12(^,1 Larkui be t Bush and
Pine
Vultnre— ;see Columbia)
Wall Place. N s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
MOEGAIT & CO, have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
81
fl'allace Place, N sf612)
Ciilifornia bet Kearny
and Dupout
Waller, junction Market
and Octavia W to Lyon
Walnnt, N s Cal.fornia
bet Laurel and Lott X to
Presidio Reservation
Walnut Avenue. W s
Larkin bet Post and Sut-
ter W to Polk
Ward, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Ave-
nue. B. H.
Warren, .S s Thirtieth bet
Whitney and Bartlett S
to Palmer
Wasbingrton, W s East
bet Jackson and Clay W
to First Avenue
North. Street. South Side.
2 East 1
100 Drumm 101
200 Daris 201
Cedar 217
300 Front GOl
Battery 401
400
412 Custom House PI -
500 Sansom
532 Jones Alley
600 Montgomery
Montgomery Av
Ilunhar Court
Kearny
Brenham Place
744 Washington Alley-
501
700
800 Dupont
: Waverlv Place
' SpoSbrd
I 828 Ross
900 Stockton
— Havens Place
914 Virginia
1 913 Stone
1 TASon Place
.000 Powell
— Codman Place
— Wetmore Place
100 Mason
106 Adona Place
200 Taylor
300 Jones
Priest
Reed
400 Leavenworth
"" Hyde
SOO Larkin
KIO Polk
641
701
727
801
811
823
901
907
919
1001
1005
1017
1101
1201
1301
1319
1.326
1401
1501
1601
1701
SOO Van Ness Avenue 1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2S01
2901
3001
3101
900 Franklin
JOG Gough
LoO Octavia
iOO Laguna
no Buchanan
mo Webster
iOO Fillmore
WO Steiner
Pierce
IOO Scott
IOO Devisadero
IOO Broderick
100 Baker
rasliii]E:<on Alley, N
B (744) Washijigton bet
Dupont and Kearny
Waslilng^lon Avenue,
8 s Mission bet Ninth and
Tenth
^Vashington Avenue,
S s Precita Avenue bet
Folsom and Columbia
Place, B. H.
WaKhinston Square,
bet .Stockton, Filbert,
Powell and Union
Washoe Plaoe. Ns(71Gl
Vallejo bet Powell and
Mason
Water, W s Mason bet
Francisco and Chestnut
W to Taylor
Waverly Place, N s
(810J Sacramento bet Du-
pont and Stockton N to
Washington
Wayland, W s San Bru-
no Road bet Bacon aud
Wolsey, U. M. T.
Wa.vne, S s Cortland Av-
enue bet Gates and Kos-
ciusko
Webb, N s (532) California
bet Montgomery and
Kearny N to Sacramento
Webb Place, W s Mason
bet Union and Green
W^ebster, N s Kate bet
Buchanan and Fillmore
N to the bay
East. Street. Wot Side
2
Kate
1
Germania
KKI
Waller
ini
200
Haight
201
300
Page
3(11
411(1
Oak
4(11
Hickory Avenue
600
Fell
Linden Avenue
501
Situ
Hayes
Rfll
7(KI
Grove
701
8(K)
Fulton
801
9IK)
McAllister
901
10(K)
Tyler
1(101
110(1
Turk
11(11
1200
Eddy
I20I
l.OKI
Ellis
1301
140(1
O'FarreU
1401
l.WO
Geary
1.501
16(1(1
Post
1601
17(K1
Sutter
1701
1S(HI
Bush
1801
Wildey
I9(KI
Pine
1901
20(1(1
California
2001
21110
Sacramento
2101
221H1
Clav
2201
iiOO
Washington
2MI1
24IHI
Jackson
2401
2,1(10
Pacific
2.501
20.10
Broadway
2601
am
Vallejo
2701
2.SIK1
Green
2801
:m\
Union
2901
3000
FUbert
3001
3100 Greenwich 3101
3-2(;iO Lombard 3-201
3:f00 Chestnut 3301
3400 Francisco 3-101
3500 Bay 3,W1
3fiiX) North Point STiOi
3700 Beach 3701
3.S00 Jefferson 3801
3900 Tonquin 3901
(_e) Lewis (e)
Webster. N s Lombard
bet Kearny and Montr
gomery N to Francisco
Weldon, S s Crescent
Avenue nr San Bruno
Boad
Wells ATenne* W s Do-
lores bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Wells Conrt or Ada, S
s Lombard bet Dupont
and Stockton
Welsb, W s Zee bet Bry-
ant and iJranuaii W to
Fourth
West Arenae. from San
Jos6 Koad near Cortland
Avenue.SE to Holly Park
n>st £ud Alley, N s
Green bet Hyde and Lar-
kin K to L'niou
Tl'etinore Pla.ce, N s
1.1016; Clay bet Powell and
Mason K to Washington
Wbite, N s Vallejo bet
Hyde and Larkin
Wbile Place, Ss Bryant
bet Seventh and Jiighth
White Plaoe, E s (806)
Jones bet Bush and butr
ter
Whitney, S s Thirtieth
bet Dame and Warren s
to Palmer
TVbitney, Ns Sixteenth
bet Howard and Mission
Wilde.T, W s Webster bet
Bush and Pine W to Stei-
ner
W^illard. N s Grattan nr
Stan van N to Golden
Gate Park
William, Ns (420) O'Far-
reU bet Jones and Taylor
N to Post
East. Street. West Side.
2 O'FarreU 1
100 Geary 101
(e) Post (e)
William Place, W b
(10i3j Davis bet California
and Sacramento
Wllliamitt, Ss Silver Av-
enue bet Goettingen and
Holyoke, U. M. T.
Williaiuson, Ns Point
Lobos Avenue bet Boyce
and Chase N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
n'illon-. S s (929) Folsom
bet Fifth and SLxth
Willow, Es Valenciabet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth
Willow Arenne, W s
Larkin bet Ellis and Eddy
Winans Alley. E s
Eighth bet Howard and
Tehama
Winkle, E of San Bruno
Boad 4 miles from City
HaU
Winslow, from Califor-
nia Avenue S to Powhat-
tan,B. H.
Winter I.ane, E s (1716)
Mason bet Union and
Green
Wisconsin, from the
bay bet Arkansas and
CaroUna S to Tulare
Wolfe, from California
Avenue E to Isabel, B.H.
Wolsey, W s San Bruno
Boad bet Wavland and
Dwight, U. M. T.
Wood, (now Eleventh"! S
s Market bet Tenth and
Twelfth SE to Mission
Creek
Wood, N s X-'oint Lobos
Avenue bet Eugenie and
Collins N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
W^ool, from North Ave-
nue S to Uortland Avenue
B. H.
Worden, N a Francisco
bet Stockton aud Powell
Yale, s 3 Silver Avenue
bet Amherst and Cam-
bridge, U. M. T.
Xerba Buena,N s(1114)
Sacramento bet Mason
and Taylor N to Clay
Volo, from the bay bet
Sonoma and Yuba W to
Potrero Avenue
Yorli, from Mission Creek
bet Hampshire and Bry-
ant Avenue S to Serpen-
tine Avenue
Ynba, from the bay bet
Yolo and Coiusa W to
Nebraska
Zini, from Napoleon S to
Schneider
Zoe, S s Bryant bet Third
and Foui th SE to Bran
Zoe Place, S s (315) Fol-
som bet Fremont and
Beale
iPiEsip^isass'o iF®5a sssMiiiiDaA'ii'Ji jpwsaiaoAsssss",.
FOURTH EDITION; REVISED AND CORRECTED TO DATE.
IAN FRANCISCO STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE
FOR. IST'S;
Dntaining a reliable Map of the City, and many items of valuable information, use-
ful for strangers visiting the Metropolis. One Volume, 24mo. Price, 75 Cents.
HENRY O. LANGLET, Publisher.
The Best and most Cleanly Family Baths in the City are at 113 Qeary.
6
San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
o
n
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
PrBLIC BnLDI>«S.
Alms House, San Mi^el or Mission Ocean House Road,
41^ miles from City Hall
City Hall, E s Keamy bet Merchant and Washington
City Hall (New), junction Market and Larkin
Countv Hospital, E s Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and
Tw-entv-third
County Hospital (snmll pox), S s San Bruno Road nr Ser-
pentine Av
County Jail, N s Broadway bet Keamy and Dupont
Custoni House, NIV cor Washington and Battery
Hall of Records, SE cor Keamy and Washington
Industrial School. Old San Jos6 Koad, 5 miles from City Hall
Post-office, NW cor Washington and Battery
United States Appraiser's Store, SW cor Battery and Jack
United States Appraiser's Store (New), E s Sansom bet
Washington and Jackson
United States Marine Hospital (New), Mountain Lake nr
Presidio
United States Mint (New), KW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Mint (Old), 610 Commercial
BFILDIXGS.
Academy, N s Kne bet Montgomery and Sansom
Alhambra, 325 Bush
Alta California, 520 California
Armon.' Hall, NE cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Kancrotfs, 721-725 Market
Bank California, NW cor California and Sansom
Bella Union, W s Keamy nr Washington
Beniis', G2G California
Bradbun,', 52 Second
Brittan's', SW cor California and Davis
Capital, NW cor Keamy and Pine
Central Pacific R. R. Co.'s, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Change House (Stevenson's), SW cor Montgomery and Cal
Cochituate, 213 and 215 Sansom
Cogswell's, SE cor Front and Clark
College. 24 Post
Colton's, 220 Third
Commercial, N'W cor Pine and Battery
Croak's, SE cor Mission and Third
Davidson's, NW cor Montgomery and Commercial
Dexter's, 417 Keamy
Donohoe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Montgomerj' and Sac
Dooly's, N\V cor Sansom and Sutter
Duncan's, 411^ California
Exempt Fire Company, W s Brenham PI opp Plaza
P'xpress, NE cor California and Montgomery
Firemans Fund Insiirance Co.'s, SW cor Cal and Sansom
Frank's, W s Brenham PI opp Plaza
Franklin, 406-410 California
Friedlander's, NE cor California and Sansom
Fun ken stein's, NE cor Market and Sansom
German Sa\ings and Loan Society's, 626 California
Government House. NW cor Wa^ngt^n and Sansom
Hayward's. 415-123 California
Hibeniia SaWngs and Loan Society, NE cor Mont and Mkt
Howard's, 521 and 523 Montgomery
Johnson's, N s Sutter bet Montgomery and Kearny
Levisnn Brothers', 134 Sutter
London and San Francisco Bank, NW cor Cal and liCid
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Maxwell's, SW cor Keamy and Sutter
MajTiard's, NW cor California and Battery
McCreer>''8, NE and SE comers Montgomery and Pine
MechaJiics" Institute, 27 Post
Mechanics' PavilUun (Nyw), E s Eighth bet Mkt and Miss
ilercantile Librar>-, 216 Bush
I Merchants' Exchange, S s California bet Mont and San
Murphy, Grant & Co.'s, NE cor Sansom and Btish
Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansom
Odd Fellows', 323-327 Montgomery
Pacific Bank, NW cor Sansom and Pine
Parrotf s, NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery
Phcenix, SW-eer Sansom and Jackson
Pioneers', 803 Montgomery
Reese's, 716-722 Washington
Safe Deposit Co.'s, &E cor Montgomery and California
San Francisco Gas Co.'s, First, Howard, and Natoma
San Francisco Savings Union, NE cor Cal and Webb
Sather's, NE cor Montgomery and Commercial
Sa\ings and Loan Society's, 617-^21 Clay
Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
St. ilark's, SW cor Keamy and Morton
Stevenson's (now Change House). SW cor Mont and Cal
Sullivan's, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Taliant & Co.'s, NE cor California and Battery
The Howard, NT\* cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Tucker's, NW cor MontgomerT,' and Sutter
Union Insurance Co.'s, 416 and 41S California
United States Court, NE cor Battery and Washington
Webb's, 37 Second
Well's, SW cor Montgomery and Clay
West End Studio, NW cor Broadway and Larkin
White House, NW cor Keamy and Post
Whiting's, SE cor Sansom and Pine
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter bet Keamy
and Dupont
HAI.I1S.
American Protestant Association, 713 Mission
Anthony's, 417 Bush
Apollo, S08 Pacific
Armorj', 134 Fourth
Barra's, 118 First
Central, cor Bush and Polk
Charter Oak, 771 Market
Corinthian, 31 Post
Covenant, 105 Post
Crusader, 1159 Mission
Dashaway, 139 Post
Druids", 413 Sutter
Eureka Turn Verein, E s Powell bet California and Pine
Good Templars', 747 Market
Grand Amiy of the Republic, 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central, SE cor Sixth and Market
Hare's, Tenth Av, South S. F.
Hiberaia, 246 Third
Hoag*s, SW cor Sutter and Powell
Horticultural, W s Stockton bet Post and Sutter
Independent Order Red Men's, 510 Bush
Irish American, 816 and SIS Howard
Irish Confederation, 751 Market
James', SE cor Fifth and Shipley
Kessing^s, cor Tweuty-fii-st and Howard
Masonic "Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Mayberry's, E s Mission bet Twentieth and Tn'enty-first
Mechanics', SW cor First and Stevenson
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile Library's, 216 Bush
National, 320 Post
Oak Oate Charter Oak), 771 Market
Odd Fellows', 323-327 Montgomer>'
Pacific, N s Bush bet Keamy and Dupont
Philharmonic, NE ci>r Stockton and Jackson
Pixley, NE cor Pacific and Polk
Piatt's Music, 216 Montgomery
Riggers' and Stevedores', 429 Pacific
St. Cj-prian's, NW cor Jackson and Virginia
Tammany, cor Folsom and Eighth
Terpsichorean, N s Pacific nr Stockton
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Marked
p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
HALLS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
83
Turn Verein, N s O'Farrell bet Mason and Taylor
Turn Verein (Old), N s Bush bet Stockton and Powell
Vnion, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Veteran's, 51(j Bryant
Washington, 35-39 Eddy
Young ilen'a Christian Association, 232 Sutter
BLOCKS.
Armory, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Aslor, 625-633 Sacramento
Eelden's, SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
California, SE cor California and Batten,-
Center, S s Sixteenth bet Folsom and Shotwell
Court, C36 Clay and 041 Merchant
Custom House. SE cor Sansom and Sacramento
Front Street, E s Front from Clay to Washington
Harpending, S s Market bet First and Second
Howard's, 627 Third
Lick House, W s Montgomery from Post to Sutter
Martin's, S s Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Metropolitan, 8-14 Montgomery' Av
Montgomery, E s Montgomerj- from Merchant to Wash
Nevada, NW cor Montgomery- and Pine
O'Donnell's, NE corVallejo and Dupont
Oriental, SW cor Bush and Batterj'
Park's, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Reese's, W s Batter)'^ bet Pine and California
Russ House, W s Montgomery from Bush to Pine
Safe Deposit, SE cor C^ifomia and Montgomery
Shiels', junction Market and Post
Union, NE cor Market and Kearny
Virginia, N'W cor Stockton and Pacific
Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av
Yankee, SW cor Front and Pine
KOMS.
Matnard's SE cor Pine and Battery
South Park, Third bet Bryant and Brannan
Tittel's, W s Clara Lane nr Sutt«r
Trainor's, SE cor Kearny and Sutt«r
WHAK^XS.
Beale Street, foot Beale
Broadway, foot Broadway
Central Pacific R. R., foot Second
Clay Street, foot Clay
Commercial Street, foot Commercial
CoweU's, extends from Battery bet Union and Filbert
Dewey's, foot Third
Dn.- Dock Co.'s, Hunter's Point
East Street, from Market to Folsom
Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore
Fi >l-nm Street, foot Folsom
Fr-'iit Street, cor Front and Vallejo
i.rocnwich Dock, contiimation Battery
Hi.thaway's, cor Spear and Bryant
H irrison Street, foot Harrison
H> l.bs', E s Long Bridge foot Fourth
HMward Street, foot Howard
India Dock, foot Battery
Jackson Street, foot Jackson
Larue's, East bet Market and Mission
Lumbard Dock, continuation Lombard Street from San-
som to Battery
Main Street, foot Main
Murket Street, foot Market
Meiggs', from Francisco bet Pow and Mason, North Beach
Merchants' Dry Dock Co.'s, cor Kearny and Bay
Mission Street, foot Mission
Montgomery and Francisco Street, foot Francisco
N'Tth Point Dock, continuation Sansom from Lombard to
Chestnut
Oakland Fern.-, cor Davis and Pacific
Oriental, foot First
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s, Brannan and First
Pacific Rolling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point
Pacific Street, foot Pacific
Rincon, foot Steuart
RiiKon Point, Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
San Francisco Gas Co.'s Wliarf, foot Second
Steamboat, Long Bridge
Tiiird Street, foot Tliird
\";dlejo Street, foot Vallejo
\N" i^hington Street, foot Washington
PLACES OF AMISEMENT,
Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Kearny
California Theater, N s B\ish bet Kearny and Dupont
Chinese Theater (New), 023 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Old), 818 Jackson
City Gardens, S s Folsom bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
German Theater (California), N s Bush bet Kear and Dup
Maguire's New Theater, 325 Bush
Maguire's Opera House, 318 Bush
Pacific Museum of ^Vnatomy. 320 Montgomery
Palace Amphitheater, SW cor Mission and New Mont
San Francisco Recreation Grounds, cor Folsom and Twen-
ty-fifth
Wade's Opera House N s Mission bet Third and Fourth
Woodward's Gardens, N s Mission bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
PROMIXEXT PLACES.
Agricultural Fair Race Grounds, entrance cor Seventh
Av and Fulton
Alcatraces Island, 2 miles NW Telegraph Hill
Angel Island, 5 miles from City Hall
Bay View, nr Hunter's Point 5 miles S City Hall
Bemal Heights, S of Sen^entine Av bet San Jos^ and San
Bruno roads
Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and Bay Shore
Buena Vista Park, S of Haight bet Broderick and Lott
Clark's Point, foot Broadway
Cliff House, 04 miles W City Hall
Dn.- Dock (California), Hunter's Point
Faimiomit, \V s San Jose Road nr Thirtieth
Farallones Islands, 29 miles from City Hall
Fort Point nr the Golden Gate 4 miles W City Hall
Garratt's Point, ^ mileSW Hunter's Point
Golden Gate, 0 miles W City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Avenue 5 miles
from City HaU
(Solden Gate Park, W of Stanyan bet D and H to Ocean,
entrance Baker bet Oak and Fell
Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Hoiladay Heights, bet Clay. Wash, Gough, and Octavia
Holly Park, SW s Bemal Heights nr San Jos6 Road
Homestead. Point Lobos Avenue 5 miles from City Hall
Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE City Hall
Islais Creek Bridge, from the termination of Kentucky to
Railroad Av
Kensington, Howard nr Twenty-first
Lagoon, Gough bet Lombard and Francisco
Lagima de la Merced, 7i miles SW City HaU nr Ocean
View House
Lake Honda, i miles SW City HaU
Lake^ille, nr Laguna de la Merced
Lime Point, opposite Fort Point
Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Avenue nrToU Gate
Long Bridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo
Mission Creek, from Harrison and Nineteenth SE to the
Bav
Mission Dolores, 2^ mUes SW aty Hall
Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall bet Point Lobos and
Presidio roads
Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City HaU bet Point Lobos
and Presidio roads
North Beach, foot Powell W to Black Point
North Point, foot Francisco
Ocean View House, Ocean House Road, 7 mUes SW City
Hall
Ocean Side House, Beach Road 8 miles SW City Hall
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Ocean House Road
7 miles SW Citv HaU
Pacific Heights, CaHfomia to Broadway bet Van Ness Av
and Fillmore
Point Lobos, Gi miles W City HaU
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo nr Bay Shore
Potrero Nuevo, 2\ miles S City Hall
Presidio. 3 miles W City HaU
Rincon Point, foot Harrison
Russian Hill, Taylor bet Broadway and Green
San Jr.se or Black Point, June Van Ness Av and Bay Shore
Seal Rock, 6^ miles W City Hall
Sjiring Valley, nr and S Lagoon
Steamboat Point, foot Second
Telegraph Hill, Montgomerj' from Broadway N to the Bay
Tucker\-ilie. from Buchanan to Webster and Wash to Pac
Visitacion Valley, nrthe Bay and San Mateo County Line
Yerta Buena or Goat Island, 2 milts XE City HaU
Children's Hair Cut in the most Recherche Manner at 113 Geary.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant
81
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.
FEDERAL.
AoKNT Special, Treasury Department, Costom House third
floor
Army, Military Division of the Pacific, Commandant, As-
sistant Adjutant-General, Assistant Inspector-Gene-
nil. Chief C^uartermaster, Depot f Quartermaster, Chief
Commissary Subsistence, Chief Paymaster. Medical
Purveyor, Engineer Officer, Attending: Surg-eon, Med-
ical Storekeeper, MV cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Anny, Department of California, Commandant. Assistant
Adjutant-General, Chief Quartermaster, Chief Com-
missary- Subsistence, Chief Paymaster, Medical Direc-
tor and Attending Surgeon, Judge Advocate, Military
Storekeeper, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell. Mili-
tary Storekeeper in charge clothing depot, Verba Bu-
ena Island
Army, Engineers, Senior Engineers, 533 Kearny, Fortifi-
cations Harbor S. F., 533 Kearny; Light-house, 105
Stockton
Army, Recruiting Rendezvous, 313 Kearny
Army, Depots and Warehouses, NW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell and Verba Buena Island
Bankruptcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay and 24
V. S. Court Building
Board of Commissioners on Irrigation, 533 Eeamy
Centennial Commissioner for California, 714 Shotwell
Coast Survey, Western Coast Division, 214 Stockton
Courts, United States Court Building, Circuit, rooms 2
and 3 ; Herk, 1 ; District, 9 ; Clerk, 14 ; District At-
torney, 6; Marshal, 5 ; Commissioners. 1 and 14
Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Officer, and
Sur\eyor, NW cor Washington and Battery ; Ap-
praiser's Store, SW cor Battery and Jackson ; Inspec-
tor Drugs, SW cor Jackson and Batterj' ; Baxge Offi-
cer, foot Front ; DrajTuan, SW cor Jac^on and Bat
Inspector Boilers, 11 IT. S. Court Building
Inspector Hulls, U U. S. Court Building
Internal Revenue. Agent, 419 California ; Collector; Gau-
gers, 321 Battery ; Supenisor. 419 California
Land Office. Register and Receiver, 506 Jackson
Light-house. Twelfth District, 204 Montgomery
Marine Hospital, NE cor Fifteenth and Mission
Marine Hospital, Pacific Coast, Superintending Surgeon,
715 Clay
Mint Superintendent, NW cor Fifth and Mission ; Assay-
er, Coiner, Melter and Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mis-
sion ; Treasurer, 4i5S Montgomery
Na\-al Rendezvous, 504 Washington
Na\y Paj-mastcr, 434 California
Pension Agent Army and Na\y, 321 Washington
Post-office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Battery ;
Assistant Superintendent Railway Mail Service, 606
Slontgomen- ; Special Agent. 6i36 Montgomery
Secret Service Division, 5 U. S. Court Building
Shipping Commissioner, NE cor Front and Jackson
Signal Service, 42 Merchants' Exchange
Supervising Inspector Steamboats, 11 U. S. Court Bldg
Surveyor-General California, 306 Pine
Treasurer Assistant, 428 Montgomery
STATE.
AssAVER State, 421 Montgomery
i.sh Commissioners. 401 California
Iarb<>r Conunissioners, 440 Jackson
nmiigration Commissioner, 302 Davis
n.-;pector Gas Meters, 531 Mission
nsurance Ctjmmissioner, 401 California
Wlut Examiners, 34 Merchants' Excbangn
"ilou. offices U. S. Court Bmlding
urt Wardens. 525 Front
Tide Land Commissioners, 715 Clay
Vacdne Agent, 235 Kearny
COUXTY AXD CITT.
AssBSSoa County, City Hall 22 first floor
Attorney and Counselor, Citj' Hall 13 third floor
Attorney District, 8 Montgomery Avenue
AtU>nieV Police, City Hall 17 first floor
Auditor County, (ily Hall 3 first floor
Board Education. City Hall 22 second floor
Board Equalization, City Hall 3 second floor
Board Health, Mayor's Office aty Hall
Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Office City
HaU
Board Supervisors Clerk of, City Hall 4 second floor
Oerk County, City Hall 18 first floor
Coroner County, 036 Clay room 11
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI
Fire Department Commissioners, 23 Kearny
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento bet
East and Drumm
Fire Department Engineers, 23 Kearny
Fire Marshal, City Hall IS third floor
Funded Debt Commissioners 1855, Mayor's Office, City Hall
Grand Jury Rooms, City Hall 21 third floor
Great Register, City Hall 16 second floor
Harbor Master, SW cor Vallejo and Davia
Harbor Police, E s Davis nr Pacific
Health Officer. 124 Geary
Hospital, E 8 Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Industrial School Department, Board Supervisors, office
City Hall 4 second floor
Jail, N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
Judge County Court, chambers 504 Kearny
Judge Fifteenth District Court, chambers 8 Mont Avenue
Judge Fourth District Coxut, chambers 29 Montgomery
Block
Judge Municipal Criminal Court, chambere 729 Montgom-
ery
Judge Nineteenth District Court, chambers 417 Kearny
Judge Police Court, chambers City HaU second floor
Judge Probate Court, chambers City Hall second floor
Judge Third District Court, chambers 27 Post
Judge Twelfth District Court, chambers 502 Montgomery
Justices of the Peace, 804 and 806 Montgomery
License Collector County, City Hall 7 second floor
Marine Board, 302 Davis
Market Inspector, 124 Geary
Mayor City and County. City Hall first floor
Park Commissioners, 302 Montgomery
Physician City and County, office County Hospital
Police Chief, City Hall, 9 and 11 first floor
Police Commissioners, City Hall 11 first floor
Pound Keeper, N s Pine bet Steiner and Pierce
Public Administrator, 636 Clay room 3
Quarantine Officer, 124 Geary
Recorder Coimty, SE cor Washington and Kearny
Sheriff County, City Hall S first floor
Station House, City Hall basement
Superintendent Common Schools, City Hall 22 second
floor
Superintendent Streets, basement City Hall cor Merchant
and Dunbar Court
Surveyor Coimty, 629 Washington
Tax Collector County, City Hall cor Merchant 1 first floor
Tl-easurer County, City Hall 3 first fioor
CITY ORDIXAXC'E, XO. 285.
HACKS AXD CABS — RATES OK FARR.
A Hack for 1 person not exceeding 1 mile $1 50
A Hack for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1 mile 2 50
Each additional mile for each passenger 50
A Cab for 1 person not exceeding 1 mile 1 00
A Cab for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1 mile. . 1 50
Eiach passenger for each additional mile 25
A Cab for 2 persons, when engaged by the hour, to
be computed for the time occupied in going and
returning, including detention for the first hour 1 50
Each subsequent hour so used 1 00
A Hack for 4 or less persons, when engaged by the
hour, to be computed for the time occupied in
going and returning, including detention for the
first hour 3 00
Each subsequent hour so used 2 00
No extra charge to any passenger shall be made for the
ordinary amount of baggage.
Sac. 5 OF Order 43. — " From the landing of any steam-
boat to any p>int east of the west line of Mason Street,
and north of the south line of Brannan Street east of
Third Street, shall in all cases be estimated not to exceed
one mile."
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan Sn Co., 87 CaL Market.
. p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Zeamy, Estatlished 1862.
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL PRESS.
, F. Hess &
, F. Hess &
ABEND POST (daily and weekly), S. F. Abend Post Co.,
535 California
ALASKA HERALD, A. A. Stickney, 113 Leidesdorff
ALTA CALIFORNIA (daily and weekly), Frederick Mac-
Crellish & Co., 529 Calitoniia
ANIMAL'S FKIEND (monthly), S. F. Society Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, ofBce 614 Merchant
CALIFORNIA CHINA MAIL, Frederick Marriott, 607
Merchant _ , , ^^.„
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, John Hill
ajjent, 761 Market
CALIFORNIA CHRONIK (German weekly),
Co., 524 California
CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT (German daily),
Co., 524 California
CALIFORNIA FARMER (weekly), "Warren & Co., 320 Clay
CALIFORNIA GRANGER (weekly), G. W. Henning, 416
Market _ , . , , , ^
CALIFORNIA HORTICULTURIST (monthly), John H.
Cannany & Co., 409 Washington „ „ . „„
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL AND SONTAOS GAST
(weekly), Wentzel, Huefner & Co., 603 Washrngton
CALIFORNIA MAIL BAG (monthly), Frederick Marriott,
607 Merchant
CALIFORNIA REPORTER (weekly). Bacon & Co., 508
CALIFORNIA SKANDINAV, Hugo Nisbeth, 326 Sansom
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITTNG (German weekly), F.
Hess & Co., 524 California
CHINA NEWS (weekly), Bogardus & Gordon, 632 Merch
COAST REVIEW (insurance monthly), John G. Edwards,
113 Leidcsdoi-ff , ,,,,,.
COMMERCIAL FREIGHT CIRCULAR (monthly), John
H. Carmany & Co., 409 Washington ,„„„,
COMMERCIAL HERALD AND MARKET REVIEW
(weekly), John H. Carmany & Co., 409 Washrngton
COMMON "SENSE (weekly), W. N. Slocum, 236 Mont
COURRIER DE SAN FRANCISCO (daily, weekly, and
steamer), E. Dei bee, 636 Clay
CRAFTSMAN THE (monthly), C. W. Crocker, 616 Bush
DANSKE AMERIKANER (Scandinavian weekly), Iversen
& Freese, 326 Sansom
DIAL (semi-monthly). Dial Publishing Cfl., 409 Wash
EL TECKOLOTE (Spanish daily), Sepulveda, Amola &
Plmentel, 625 Merchant
ELEVATOR (weekly), Philip A. Bell, 616 Battery
EVANGELIST (Christian Church), C. Montgomery, 227
Second , j ^ \
EVENING BULLETIN (evening, weekly, overland, etc.),
S. F. Bulletin Co., 622 Montgomery
EVENING POST (daily and weekly). Evening Post Pub-
lishing Co. , 600 Montgomery
EXAMINER (daily and weekly), Wilham S. Moss & Co.,
533 Washington „ „ ,
FIGARO (dramatic daily), John P. Bogardus, 532 Merch
GOLDEN DAWN (monthly), Dora Darmoore, 532 Clay
GOLDEN ERA (weekly), Thomas J. Foard, 605 Clay
GUIDE (tri-weekly), Vandall & Voigt, 521 Clay
HEALD-S COLLEGE JOURNAL (monthly), 24 Post
HEBREW (weekly). Philo Jacoby, 612 Commercial
HEBREW OBSERVER (weekly), W. Saalburg. 502 Mont
HUMORIST (German weekly). Max Burckhardt, 523
Keamv „ , , „
ILLUSTRATED PRESS (monthly), S. F. Journal of Com-
merce Publication Co., 414 Clay
IRISH NEWS (semi-monthly), Jeffrey Nunan, 432 Mont
JOLLY GIANT (weekly), George Thistleton, 423 Wash
LA SOf;iEDAD (semi-weekly), Frederico Epson, 621 San
LA VOICE DEL POPOLO (Italian weekly), G. B. Cevas-
co, 603 Washington , , > „
LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO (Spanish bi-weekly), Fe-
lippe Fierro, 1022 Dupont
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LE PETIT JOURNAL (French weekly), Georges Franc-
fort, 603 Washington
LEAVES FOR FREE RELIGIOUS LIFE (German
monthly), Friedrich Schueneniann-Pott, 602 Wash
LIVING WAY (reUgious monthly), S. D. Shnonds, 409
Washington
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS, Dewey & Co., 224
Sansom , , , ,
MONITOR AND GUAEDLAN (Catholic weekly), Lyons
& Barry, 622 Clay „ „ „ ,„„
MORNING CALL (daily), San Francisco CaU Co., 623
Montgomery , „ :, ,«„
MUSICAL REVIEW (monthly), Sherman & Hyde, 139
NEW AGE'(weekly), New Age Publishing Co., 420 Kearny
OCCIDENT (Presbyterian weekly). Rev. Sylvester Wood-
bridge, 434 California , „ ,„„
OVERLAND MONTHLY, John H. Carmany & Co., 409
Washington
PACIFIC (weekly), C. A. Klose, 603 Clay
PACIFIC APPEAL (weekly), Peter Anderson, 611 San
PACIFIC BAPTIST AND EVANGEL, Evangel Pubhsh-
ing Co., 409 Washington ,. , , ^ u
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN (Episcopal monthly), Cubery
& CO., 414 Market . ,,.,,«. v «. r.
PACIFIC COAST PULPIT (semi-monthly), Cubery a Co.,
414 Market „ „ , _
PACIFIC GROCER (monthly), Penoyer, HoIIaway & Co.,
409 Washington , , , t ,. n
PACIFIC LAW REPORTER (daily and weekly), John P.
Bogardus, 532 Merchant ,„,,„^,.-,
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL
(monthly), Drs. Henry Gibbons and Henry Gibbons
Jr., 26 Montgomery „ „ „ .„„
PACIFIC METHODIST (weekly), W. B. Parsons, 409
Washington ,. „ „ _„,
PACIFIC ODD FELLOW (weekly), William HaUey, 631
California , , , ^ .. ^ noA
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (weekly), Dewey & Co., 224
PACIFIC°°STATES INDUSTRIAL GUIDE (monthly),
Dewey & Co., 224 Sansom ,
PACIFIC YOUTH (monthlv), John F. Davis, 612 Sac
PEOPLE'S VOICE, I. S, Nathan, 622 Clay ^ ^ , .
RAILROAD GAZETTEER (monthly), H. S. Crocker &
Co. , 401 Sansom ^ „
REAL ESTATE CIRCULAR (monthly), Thomas Magee,
310 Montgomery , , , „ i r. „ i,
REAL ESTATE REPORTER (weekly). Bacon & Co. pub-
lishers, 608 Clay »,,, < t t> ti
RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA (monthly) J P. IL
Wentworth & Co., NE cor Sacramento and LeidesdorS
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (daily and weekly),
Charles De Young & Co., 606 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO JOURNAL OF COMMERCE (month-
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW (weekly), John
H Carmanv & Co., 409 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER AND CALIFORNIA
ADVERTISER (weekly), F. Marriott, 607 Merchant
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (weekly). Chase & Boruck, 621
STATISTICIAN (monthly), Louis P. McCarthy, 423 Wash
STOCK REPORT (daily and weekly), Wheeler & Co., bOS
Sacramento _ ,„« «, ^
TEMPERANCE ROLL CALL, A. A. Bynon, 409 Wash-
ington „
VOICE OF ISRAEL, I. S. Nathan, 622 Clay
WESTERN LANCET (monthly). Western Lancet Pub-
lishing Co. , 414 Market
WINE DEALERS' GAZETTE (monthly). Wine Dealers
Gazette Publishing Co., 606 Montgomery
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L. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, ETC,
KECEIVED TOO LATE FOE EEGULAfi INSERTION.
AlHSLBT James E., compositor, dwl 24 Sixth
Aldrich W. A., capitalist, office 200 Sansom, dwl 1019 Pine
Alhanibra Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma), office 22 Mer-
clianta' Exchange
Allen Bessy Miss, assistant matron Protestant Orphan
Aaylum, dwl W s Laglina bet Haight and Waller
Allen William H., attorney at law, office C07 Washington,
dwl 20U Ellis
Alpers Charles {Alper$, Eoster »fr Co.), dwl SW cor Grove
and Buchanan
Alpers, Roster & Co. (Charles Alpers and Joseph Eoster),
real-estate and business agents, 306 Montgomery
American Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.), Joseph F. Atwill secretary, office 240 Mont
Amgott Simon (Lasker i A.), dwl NW cor Stockton and
Vallejo
AMOS * DAVIS (John T. Ainos and ilUo S. Davis),
millwrights and draftsmen, 112 Beale
Anderson Albino, watchmaker, dwl 91G Stockton
Anderson John, real estate, dwl cor Solano and Delaware
Anderson William, salesman Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
dwl 13 O'Farrell
Anthony John A., freight agent Central Pacific E. R., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 153 Octavia
Armstrong David, salesman L. Schwartz, dwl 522 O'Far-
rell, rear
Arreola Margareto, deputy poundkeeper, dwl cor Mont-
gomery Av and Vallejo
Arrowsmith Augustus T., civil engineer, dwl Occidental
Hotel
Arzaga Joai, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., 632 Clay
Ascroft Alice Mme., modiste, 1223 Bush
Ascroft Henry, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 1223 Bush
Atkinson George, deputy county assessor, dwl 213 Capp
Atkinson James (Atkimun d- Ncuiands), dwl 41 Tehama
Atkinson & Ncwiands {Janus Atkiiuion and William
Xewlands), liquor saloon, 538 Market
Atlantic Fire and Marine Ins. Co. (Pro^idence, R. I.),
Famsworth & Clark agents, 420 California
Atlantic Giant Powder Co. (New York), office 40 California
Audinot Frani;ois, laborer, dwl 438 Broadway
Axtell William F., compositor Golden Era, dwl 26 Minna
Baolet D. J., chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Bailey Henrj-, lahorer, dwl E s Minnesota nr Butte
Bailey Henry (Bassarl J: B.). dwl 128 O'Farrell
Baker Eugene K. (Sharkey 4 B.), dwl 764 Harrison
Baldridge M., stockbroker, 432 Montgomerj', dwl 1016
Leavenworth
B.tLnMI.\ ELI.IS J., president Commercial Bank,
office 421 California, dwl 410 Geary
Balfry John, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 233
Jessie
Rallance Thomas, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
Battery nr Green
ICA\'KM T. <.'., capitalist, office 634 Califoniia, dw! 724
California
Barber William (Doyle, B. i- Scripture), attorney at law
olfiee 323 California, res San Rafael * '
Barbour Frederick A., cari>cnter Cameron & Hull, dwl
1024 Pacific
Bardwcll J. L. & Co., bagmakcrs, 105 Clay
Barker J. H., capitalist, dwl Morton House
Barrett .Matthew, deputy county assessor, dwl 30 Geaiy
Barrilis Diego Count, consul of Italy, office SW cor Front
and Jackson
Barry E. L., deputy county assessor, dwl 311 Pine
Bassart Ch.arle3 E. (Bansarl .!■ Bailey), dvl 12 Oak Grove
Av
Bassart & Bailey (Charles E. Bassart and Henry Bailey),
wood and coal, 12S O'Farrell
BAI'ER KMILH: (White <t B.), dwl Geary bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Bauman George (Plantz d- B.), dwl 1601 Dupont
Beal William B., liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and Sac-
ramento, dwl 523 Kearny
Beale St. Warehouse, William Giselman proprietor, cor
Beale and Bryant
Beales John T. (BealeS <!• Martin), dwl 1004 Hyde
Beales & Martin (John T. Beales and John Martin),
stockbrokers, 331 Montgomery
Beaver Nathan, bookkeeper C. Klopstock & Co., dwl 309
Third
Beck F. W., clerk Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 304 Third
Beck Henry, boot and shoemaker, 1108 Market, dwl 618
Jessie
Beers Hiram W., rector Trinity Church
BEN.VET HENRY 'VT., druggist, 21 Third
Bennett G. L., newsagent and usher California Theater,
dwl 613* Stockton
Bennette Harre E., compositor S. F. Directory, dwl Third
bet Folsom and Harrison
Benzcn Heurj-, clerk John Brommer, dwl NE cor Bryant
and Si.\th
Bernhardt Charles (Bernhardt i: Pavlsman), dwl 519 Pac
Bernhardt & Paulsman (Charles Bernhardt and Henry
Panlsman), wood and coal, SW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Berolzhime Jonas, dwl 922 Geary
BEKRl' A CAPP (Fulton G. Berry and Charles S.
Capp), real-estate and home agents, 418 Montgomery
Bertrand George, caneworker, dwl 636 Commercial
Beyersdorff Edward (Beyersdorffd- Oross), dwl 145 Silver
Beyersdorft & Gross (Edieard Beyersdorff and John
Gross), liquor saloon, 627 Washington
Binder Charies C, clerk John J. Thelen, dwl 995 Market
Birkmaier George L. (Kohler, Chase i Co.), dwl Windsor
House
Biziou Louis, wines and liquors, 1415 Dupont, dwl 14
Sullivan's Building
Blair David B. (Hart, Blair i- Co.), res Oakland
Blake P. H., deputy county assessor, dwl NE cor Ferrie
and Point Lobos Av
Blankaert Victor J., wines and liquors, 634 Sacramento
Blauvelt Edgar W., dwl 519 Pine
Blochman E., fire and marine insurance agent, office 407
Sansom, dwl 420 O'Farrell
Bluhnie K., reporter Danske Amerikaner, dwl 317 Minna
Boero Joseph, vegetable peddler, dwl W s Sixteenth bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Boumos (widow), dwl 438 Broadway
Bowen J. Jespard, butcher, dwi 31 Anthony
Boyle John T., secreUn' Eureka Lamp Co., dwl 1830 Bush
Boysen Julius, hatter, 614 Merchant
Boyson Thomas, physician, office and dwl 14 Geary
Brand Ernest (Cellarius. B. a.- Woebcken), dwl Ss Folsom
bet Si.\th and Seventh
Brandon William & Co. (A. M. S. Carpenter), real-estate
agents. 432 Montgomery
Brannan Tliomas, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
Church PI
BREC'KE\R(DGE R. «. <t CO. (William Etchells),
wood and coal, SW cor Sutter and Powell
Breckenridge Robert G. (R. G. Breckenridge it Co.), res
Vallejo
Breiling Frank, market, 12.1 Third, dwl 229} Minna
Brette Justus A., dealer hides, etc., 365 Grove
BRITISH AMERirA ASSI RANCE CO., Richard
B. Irwin & Co. agents, office 200 Sansom
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AIT & CO., 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
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Brodersen Christ, seaman, dwl 160 Clara
BrowTi Charles, restaurant, 405 Pacific, dwl 702 Pacific
BRO>V\ EUM'ARn, manager French Insurance Cor-
porati'm (Pacific Department), office 310 California,
dwl 110 Taylor
Brown George A. (Brown S: Hayden), dwl 621 Pine
Brown & Hayden (George A. Bromn and B. F. Hayden),
liquor saloon, 621 Washington
Bryon Mrs., furnished rooms, 21 Turk
Biuuni Geor^'e W., liquor saloon, SW cor Montgomery
and Merchant, dwl 621 Larkin
Bumell Jules, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 31
Hinckley
Burnett M., dwl 31 Hincklgy
Bums A. J. Mrs., dwl 20 Montgomery
Bush John, butcher T. Loewenstein & Co., dwl 240 Pacific
Bustamante Rosa (widow), tailoress, dwl 723 Vallejo
BVSMXLl ALEXANDER, bookbinder, paperruler,
and blankbook manufacturer, 521 Clay, dwl 1005
Union
Byrne Garrett J. (Byrne, Landers & Byrne), dwl 2524
Bush
Byrne, Landers & Byrne (Garrett J. Byme^ David Lan-
ders, and Michael Byrne), dry goods, 7 Montgomery
Byrne Michael (Byrne, Landers A Byrne), dwl 923 Pacific
Cahill John, grocbries and liquors, 654 Miss, dwl 1608 Hyde
Cairns John, accountant, dwl 1238 Howard
CALIFORMA BED rOi>IFORTER FACTORY,
Du Rose & Banks proprietors, 9 Sutter
California Fruit Drier, Spaulding & Bro. proprietors, 31
Beale
Callahan Edward, stockfitter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
2 Jasper PI
Callahan William Jr. , shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co. ,
dwl 1 Jasper PI
Callan & Nenn {Thomas CaUanand James Kevin), liquor
saloon, SE cor Montgomery and Merchant
Callen Samuel, carpenter, dwl Cincinnati House,Valencia
nr Sixteenth
Campbell James (Stephenson d- Co.), dwl 128 Fifth
Capler Alfred, barkeeper 716 Montgomerj'
Carolan James (Carolan, Hooker tfc Cory), res Sacra-
mento City
Carolan, Hooker & Co. (James Carolan, John A . Hooker,
and Isaac H. Cory), importers and jobbers hardware,
iron, etc., 117 and 119 California
Carolina Francisca Miss, seamstress, dwl 43S Broadway
Carpenter A. M. S. (William Brandon d- Co.), res Oakland
Carter John, workman U. S. Mint, dwl 327^ Bryant
Case George A., dentist, 212 Kearny, dwl 924 Pine
Casper John, carpenter Jerry Robinson, dwl 22 Turk
Caulfield Michael, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 155 Minna
CELLARIIIS, BRAXD A WOEBrKEN (CTiaWes Cel-
larin-s, Ernest Brand, and Wilhelm M'oebcken), whole-
sale wines and liquors, 611 Sansom
Cellarius Charles (Cellarins, Brand <i: Woebeke7i), dwl 821
Bush
Central Belmont Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Da-
vid Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Chanev W, H., professor astrology, dwl 122 First Av
Chaplin Samuel D., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1007
California
Chase A. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 438 Broadway
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Mining Co., O. H. Bogart sec-
retary, office 402 Montgomery
Child & Maguire (Edwin F. Child and George E. Ma-
guire), stockbrokers, 433 California
Christy & Wise (John H. Wise and Thomas Denigan),
wool commission merchants, 607 Front
Clark Charles C, boottreer S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
73 Natoma
Clark Daniel, seaman, dwl Sanders' Hotel
Clark William H., attorney at law, office 808 Montgomery,
dwl 704.V Mission
CLARKE'S POINT WAREHOFSE, J. F. Haycock
i-V Co. proprietors, NW cor Front and Broadway
Cla^Mn Adelbert B., wines and liquors, wholesale and re-
tail, 119 Sutter, dwl Chattanooga bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Cluyburgh Simon (Poly, Heilhron & Co.), dwl 27 Sixth
Cla^tiin Jennie Miss, dwl 523 Kearny
Cleinencia , gardener, dwl 438 Broadway
Cobb A. J. Mme., clairvoyant physician, 118 Post
Cuchrane J. P., deputy county assessor, dwl 603 Bush
Cochrane & Dean (EdiciJi 0. Cochrane and Charle8\0.
D- an), dentists, NE cor Kearny and Post
CofTee John T., observationist, dwl 362 Jessie
Coffin Walter, drajTnan, dwl 751 Market
Cohen Paul, hatter, dwl 47 Minna
Cole George N. (Showers, Jewell tfc C), res Stockton
COLEMAN JOHN W. €., secretarj Mexican G. & S.
M. Co., office 419 California room 28, dwl 935 Sutter
Coli Alessio & Co. (Alesftio Coli OJid Alfonso Quilici),
wood, coal, and charcoal, 907 Washington
Colton Alric O., attorney at law, office 52 Montgomery
Block, dwl SW cor Webster and O'Farrell
Colton Franklin D., attorney at law, office 52 Montgomery
Block, dwl SWcor Webster and O'Farrell
COMMERCIAL BANK, E. J. Baldwin president, Seth
Pinkham cashier, 421 California
Conners John (Murphy d- C.), res Oakland
Constant , butcher, dwl 438 Broadway
CONSUL HONDURAS, William V. WeUs, office SW
cor Sutter and Hyde
Convis Charles E., real estate, dwl 1104 Sacramento
Conway John (Purinton & Co.), dwl 915 Jackson
Cook Charles W., dwl 1903 Stockt<:.n
Cook I. & Co. (Joseph Corin), trunk manufacturers, fac-
tory 30 and 32 California, salesrooms NW cor Slont-
gomerj* and Sutter and 411 Kearny
Coons John T. W. (J. T. W. Coons *£; Co.), dwl 749 Minna
Cook Albert O. , leather belting and hosemaker Horatio
N. Cook, dwl 235 Kearny
Cook A. O. Mrs., hair jeweliy and flower preserving, 235
Kearny
Cook A. S., broker, dwl 224 Post
Cook Isaac (/. Cook d: Co.), dwl 212 Sutter
COOK JAMES D., architect, office 509 Kearny, dwl E
s Thirteenth nr Mission
Corbridge William F. , clerk Auditor's Office Southern Pac.
R. R., dwl 522 Jones
Corin Joseph (/. Cook tfc Co.), dwl Russ House
CORVILLE <£ HOLDER (E-merson Corville and
Thomas Holder), oyster saloon, 336 Kearny
Cory Isaac H. (Carolan, Hooker tt Co.), dwl 316 Oak
Cosgrove Patrick, solicitor Thomas Chandler, dwl 1 Fran-
cisco
Coubrough Henry Jr. (Hart, Blair & Co.), and agent
London and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. and Scottish
Commercial Ins. Co. , office 318 California, dwl 318 Turk
Cox James W., commission merchant, wool, hides, leath-
er, and blacking, NW cor Front and Green
Craig William H., dwl SE cor Twenty-fourth and Ala-
bama
Crawford William, manufacturer bed and sofa springs
73 New Montgomery, dwl 413 Folsom
Crist A. B. , agent stm Amelia Broadway Wharf, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Crone Peter, agent Osbom's Patent Seal Presses, office and
dwl 331 Mmna
CYosby S. J. Mrs., human hair, 1106 Market
CtDDY «lfe Ht'f^HES (John Cuddy and Edward C.
Hitghes), book and jobprinters, 511 Sansom
Cumraings W. J., dwl 523 Kearny
Cummings & Sons (Williavi, William Jr., and Louis),
watchmakers and jewelers, 327 Kearny
Curtiss Charles S., bookkeeper Walter E. Dean, dwl 22
Twelfth
CFRRl' FRANCIS I., propnetor S. F. Boiler Works,
123 and 125 Beale, dwl N s Page bet Buchanan and
Laguna
Cutter B. B. (Kirkpatrick, Cutter 6: Co.), dwl 930 Market
Dalet Charles H. (Vaughn d- D.), dwl 926 Market
Daly Patrick J., produce commission, 325 Washington,
dwl W s Valencia bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
DALY A HAWKINS (James Daly and Michael Haw-
kins), real-estate agents and money brokers, office
220 Montgomerj'
Dam George W. (Dam d- Myers), res Oakland
Dam & Myers (George W. Dam and Louis W. Myers),
real-estate agents, office 626 Montgomery
Daniels W. E., clerk Brown & Hayden. dwl 1907 Stockton
Dannenberg Joseph, patent braiding, 125 Sansom room 24,
dwl 195 Hyde
Davis George E., homeopathic physician, office 108 Stock-
ton, dwl 1118 Sacramento
Davis Horace (Horace Davis i- Co.), dwl 1521 California
Dawson George, barkeeper, 716 Mont, dwl 646 Mission
Dean Charles O. (Cochrane d; D.), dwl NW cor Jones and
Chestnut
Dean George, merchant, office 323 Front, dwl 427 Bush
Dean T. B. (Dean d: Sutherland), dwl Russ House
Dean & Sutherland (Thomas R. Dean and John Suther-
land), wholesale butchers. First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F., office 53:^ Kearny
adies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
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Deane C. T., physician, office SE cor Montgomery and
Sutter, dwl 1V21 liush
DEEKING JAMES H., wholesale boots and shoes,
2S and 30 Sansom, and supervisor Sixth Ward, dwl
819 California
Deniren Henr^', tailor, dwl 438 Broadway
DENHAK JAMES, superintendent Conunon Schools
City and County, office 22 City Hall second floor, dwl
318 Turk
Dennigan James, clerk Banner Bros., dwl 142 Natoma
Deuill , cook, dwl 438 Broadway ,
DEM'EV * fO., publishers Pacific States Industrial
Guide, 224 Sansom
Dockendiirff Oeorge, real-estate agent, office 606 Sacra-
mento, dwl 726 Laguna . , „.-
Doherty WiUiam K., physician, office 649 Clay, dwl 933
Sutter , . _
Donohoe Michael, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 420 Broadway
DOULAND UEi\RY S., street contractor, office and
dwl cor Dolores and Borland
Dorr L. L., physician, office 33 Kearny
Doud Philo, fanner, office 511 Bush
DOYLE. BAKBER A S«'RIPTirKE (John T. Doyle,
WiUiam Barber, and Ilenry D. Scripture), attor-
neys at law, office 323 California
Doyle John T. (Doyle, Barber & Scripture), res Menlo
Park and 1032 Pine
Doyle Nellie Miss, shoefltter, S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
' 49 Clementina
DriscoU Dennis J., salesman L. Schwartz, dwl 454 Minna
Duhem Auguste N., florist Miller & Sieyers, dwl 1224
Bush
Dunn Frank, steward 716 Montgomery, dwl 1102 Mont
Ebbets George A., deputy county assessor, dwl cor Btish
and Stockton
Eells Rufus S., dwl E s ShotweU bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Egan Thomas, bootcrimper S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
305 First
Eldredge K, C, president S. F. Cigar Box Co., office 132
Berry, dwl 809 Jackson
Elliott Frederick, advertising agent, office 411i California
room 15
Emerson A. J. , porter, 716 Montgomery
ENGELRRECHT UERM.AN. importer, jobber, and
manufacturer cigars and tobacco, 312-14 Front, dwl
334 O'Farrell
Engert A. F. C, salesman Haas Brothers, dwl 1120 Stock-
ton
Enos John S. (Enox ifc Whalen), dwl W s Chenery bet
Thirtieth and Randall
ENOS A WHALEN (John S. Enos aiid John H.Wha-
len), attorneys at law, office 040 Clay
Epes Ellery, real estate, office 420 Montgomery room 8,
res .\Iameda
Equitable Fire and Marine Ins. Co. (Providence, R. I.),
Farnsworth & Clark, agents, 426 California
Esten John, homeopathic physician, office 108 Stockton,
dwl 228 McAllister
Etcholls William (R. Q. Breckenridge cfc Co.), dwl 121
Seventh
Europa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 419 Cali-
fornia room 27
Eveleth Fr.ank, butcher Charles H. Hazelton, dwl NW cor
Gough and Pacific
Excelsior Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma), office 22 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Falls Stephen D., salesman Schafer & Co., dwl Russ
House
Farnum John E., attorney at law, office 622 Clay, res
Oakland
Favre Franijois (Favre & Jaujoti), dwl 539 Vallejo
Favre & Jaujou (Frani^oii Favre and Eitgene Jaujou),
importers wines, liquors, etc., 430 and 432 Jackson
Ferguson William A., blacksmith, dwl New Railroad
House
Fernald William H., books and stationery, 1106 Market
Fetter Benjamin M. (Ilxuiselman A Cu.), dwl 1824 flush
Finnerty John Jr., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock k Co.,
dwl 53 Shipley
Fitzgerald Cecilia Miss, whipper S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl Mission nr Second
Fitzpatrick John, bootmakers. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
29 Minna
FLOOB NOAH F., attorney at law, office and dwl 622
Clay and 625 Merchant rooms 3 and 4
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, dwl 551 Twentieth
Folger Shubael M., custodian U. S. Marine Hospital Rin-
con Point, dwl 180 Valencia nr Twenty-fourth
Folsom George T., general accountant Office Southern
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 34,
dwl 718 California ^ , „ .
Foran Thomas, driver with Kelly & Swanton, dwl Occi-
dental House
Foss Oscar, photographic stock, 612 Washington
Fonts Clarence L., draftsman, dwl 1023 Powell
Fonts Daniel L., merchant, dwl 1023 Powell
Fouts Maria Mrs., milliner, 1006 Stockton, dwl 1023 Pow
Fox H. A. , deputy county assessor, dwl 355 Clementina
Fraueiiholz Phillip (Fraiienholz J; Co.), dwl 135 Chestnut
Frauenholz & Co. (Phillip Frauenholz and John F.
Schicrhold), proprietors Bavaria Brewery, Montgom-
ery Av bet Vallejo and Green
FRENCH INSURANCE CORPORATION (Fire), Ed-
ward Brown agent, office 310 California
Fromberg A., auctioneer, 607 California, dwl 45 Freelon
Fuller A. L. (A. L. * M. J. Fuller), res San Leandro
FULLER A. I. A M. J., real-estate agents, 432 Mont
Fuller M. J. (A. L. dt- M. J. Fuller), dwl 613 Stockton
Gaoe Henry T., attorney at law, office 59 Merchants' Ex-
change
Gale Alfred Y. (Woods it G.), dwl 421 Fourth
Cans P. (WaUher A G.), dwl 14 Natoma
Gansevoort James, salesman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 423
Second
Gardiner George D. (George D. Gardiner & Co.), dwl 919
Post
GARDINER GEORGE D. A CO., (John R. Gardi-
er), importers and manufacturers watches, jewelry,
diamonds, etc. , 302 Montgomery
Gardiner John R. (George D. Gardiner A Co.), dwl NW
cor California and Jones
Garlick James O., porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
1016 Taylor
Gavan Michael J., dry goods, 154 Third, dwl 433 Natoma
Gentry R. B. (Kirkpatrick, Cutter <(• Co.), dwl 817 Post
Giann'ini Henry G. (Giannini it Marchi), dwl 2 Vernon
PI nr Jackson
Giannini & Marchi (Henry G. Giannini and John Mar-
ch i), fruits and vegeubles, 529 Merchant
GIANT POWDER CO., office secretary and treasu-
rer 40 California
Gibbon John, chairshaper S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
520 Mission
Gibson George R, physician, office National Surgical
Institute, 319 Bush
Gilmore Charles M., paying teller London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, dwl Cliff House Road
Giselman William, agent S. Clinton Hastings and propn-
etor Beale St. Warehouse, office 2 Court Block, dwl
Russ House
Goemer George & Co. (John Nielso^l), emploj-ment office,
523 Kearny
Gofl Charles P., attorney at law, office 622 Clay and 625
Merchant rooms 3 and 4
GOLLT J. B. A CO. (Leon Golly), publishers, book-
sellers, and importers, 31 Kearny
Golly Leon (J. B. Golly i- Co.), dwl 620 Filbert
GOOBHIND RICHARD A CO., commission mer-
chants, general agents, and money brokers, office 429
Montgomery
Gordon Emily Miss, fruits and spices, 1061 Market
Gouldin Thomas, hairdresser and teacher phonography,
350 Fourth
Grace Daniel, laborer, dwl cor Mission and Twentieth
Green James, nurse, dwl NW cor Kearny and Sacramento
Green John, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 100 Washing-
ton, dwl 1003 Pacific
Green's Line Sonoma Packets, Joseph Henrj' agent, La-
rue's Wharf
GREY Cl'RIL V. (Grey .t Brandon), dwl 1304 Post
Grierson James, lithographer Britton, Rey & Co. , res Oak-
land
Griffin Arick M., carpenter, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Capp
Gruenberg Max (Max Gruenherg i- Co.), dwl 1914 Sutter
Haas Charles H., dwl 850 Market
Habermehl Frederick, dressmaker, 2013 Mission
Hadlock WiUiam, groceries, NE cor Twentieth and Gu-
errero
Hahn Joseph (Sfessinger ,t B.). dwl 90 Fair Oaks
Hais Francis J., housepainter and kalsominer, 271 St«v
HALE, PAGE A CO. (William E. IJale and JamfS
11. Page), stockbrokers, office 14 Merchants' Exchange
MOR&AIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyster
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
86c
Hall C. P., deputy comity assessor, dwl S24 Howard
HaJl J. P.. deputy county assessor, dwl 1048 Folsom
Hallidav D. & W.'. subscription a^nts, 142^^ Fourth
Hallidav Da^id {D. ,i: W. HaliidauX dwl 142* Fourth
Halhday William (D. tt W. Halliday), dwl 142^ Fourth
Halpin Laurence, seaman, dwl 2*5 Steuart
Hanlon Daniel, inspector Custom House, dwl S s Twenty-
sixth bet Mission and Bartlett
Hannan Joseph, stovemounter J. De La Montanj-a, dwl
532 Howard
HJlN'SCOM W, M'., proprietor Hope Iron Works, SE
cor Miunesi.>ta and Santa Clara, Potrero, office 105
Caliioniia, dwl 612 O'Farrell
Hardy Frank, with Pacific Coast Collection Agency, office
606 Montgomery room 22
Harenburg EUwanlL. (Harenburg d: HoUwe^s), dwl XW
cor Seventeenth and Church
Harenburg^ & HoUwe^ (Edirard L. Harenbtirg and John
HolUr-easX groceries and liquors, X^' cor Seventeenth
and Church
Harmstead Joseph B.. machinist, dwl 2225 Howard
Hartmann Frederick E., bookkeeper Gleeson & Fell, dwl
2609 Clav
Hauser Conrad (Hildebrand 6: B.\ dwl 23 Jansen
Hawkins J. M., gold and silver plater, 629 Washington
Harden Benjamin F. (Brotm & H.), dwl 410 Kearny
Hayes George {George Hayes dr Co.\ res Xew York
Hayes George i Co., galvanized iron workers, 30 Harriet
Heftl Balthazar, shipping agent for Mexican and Central
American ports, office 504 R-itter\-, dwl 627 Com
Held George (Held dt Kiefer), dwl 163 Tehama
Held Simon, importer miliinery and straw goods, 412 Mar-
ket, res New York
Held & Kiefer (G'^orc/e Held and John Ki^fer), hairdress-
ing and bathing' saloon, Grand Hotel, New Mont
Henderson Da\id R., watchmaker and jeweler. 626 Clay
Henry C. A., coal dealer, office 424 Mont, dwl 629 Geary
Herr James J., stockbroker, office 417 California, res Oak-
land
HEM SO.\ KORERT, superintendent Union Gas Ma-
chine Co., office 434 Montgomery, dwl 1612 Turk
Hildebrand i: Hauser {Conrad Hildehrand and Conrad
Hausir). junkdealers, 31S Francisco
Hildebrandt George W., private school, 753 Mission
Hilton W. H., deputy coimty assessor, dwl 602 Stockton
Hinkle I. M.. physician, office National Siugical Insti-
tute, 319 Bush
Hirsch Joseph, dwl 11 Dikeman PI
Hobe A. A. , deputy coimty assessor, dwl 602 Capp
Hoeber Eugene G., printer Joseph Winterbum & Co., dwl
1772 Folsom
Hoeber Henry, measurer vessels and inspector Custom
House, dwl 1772 Folsom
Hoeber William A., printer John F. Brown, dwl 1772 Fol
Hofleng Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler, clocks, etc,
754 Market, dwl 119 OTarreU
Holbrook Charles B., phvsician, office 926 Market
Holder Thomas {CorvxUe d- H.). dwl 91S Larkin
Holler Hennan {VoUbracht, H. d- Co.\ res Alameda
Hollwegs John {Harenburg i- H.), dwl NW cor Seven-
teenth and Church
HOOPER F, P. A J. A,, wholesale lumber dealers
and proprietors Trinidad Mills, office Pier 2t Steuart
HOIVARD H, C, stockbroker, office 411^ California
room 1, dwl 1928 Sutter
Hort Charles D. {Morison^ Hutchinson <t Co.), dwl Russ
House
Hu^'hes James G. (Vimont, H. <Jt Co.), res Oakland
Hughes William G. , cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co. ,
dwl 31S Seventh
Hume George W. {Vimont, Huqhe^ & Co.), res Oakland
Hurlburt E. B., pastor First Baptist Church, dwl 224 Post
Husselman Samuel B. {Husselman tt- Co.), dwl 16 Garden
Hussehnan & Co. (Samuel B. Hu^s^lman, Benjamin M.
Fetter, and W. S. Reytwids), California Land Agency,
526 Keamv
Hutchins C. B., phvsician, office and dwl S43 Slission
Hutchins-^n Gardner S. (^Morison, H. <fc Co.), res Brook-
Ij-n, N. Y.
Irwi>- Robert, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 113
Welsh
ITALY, Count Diego Barrilis consul, office SW cor Front
and Jackson
Jacksos Marcus A., bookkeeper Edward F. Hall & Co.,
dwl 42.^1 Natoma
Jacobus JuU.^n El., clerk Hart & Goodman, dwl 115 Olive Av
Jacobus Rebecca (widow), dwl 115 Ohve Av
Jansen Romberg, watchmaker, 321 Kearny, dwl 347 Grove
Jaujou Eugene (Favre <t J.), dwl 609 Greenwich
Jewell Orla H. (Showers, JeiteU 6: Co.), dwl S Hubbard
Johnson R. P., deputy county assessor, dwl NW cor Sec-
ond and Folsom
Jones John W., dry goods, 4 Third, dwl S56 Folsom
Jordan George L. , as istant roister clerk Probate Court,
dwl 1522 Broadway
KAHX L. A H. A CO., importers watches and jew-
elry, 112 Reamy
Kalloch I. S. Rev., pastor Metropolitan Baptist Chiu-ch,
dwl 1619 WasKin^on
REWEDT EDMOXD €., importer carpets, oilcloths,
etc., 729 Market, dwl Occidental Hotel
KEXVEDY li. W., secretary Commercial Bank, office
421 California, res Oakland
Kennev George G., plumbing, gas, and steam fitting, 234
Sutter, dWl 1703 Octaria
Kent D. if- , clerk California Immigrant Union, dwl 208
Eddv
Kiefer John (Held d- K.), dwl 310 Sutter
Kinney G. W. , mining secretary, 531 California room 2,
dwl Overland House
Knight Nehemiah R., clerk B. P. Flint & Co., res Oakland
Kuowlton l>avid M., accountant and phonc^rapher, dwl
700 Shotwell
Knox John F., wool depot, storage, and grading, N 8
Townsend bet Fifth and Sixth, dwl 323| Fifth
Kollmver liN illiam A. , gilder and picture-framemaker, 419
Pine, dwl 610 Powell
Kull Theodore E. {Thomajt <t Co.\ dwl 1604 Post
K.lXIiHA\ «& .IRMER (Louis Kunman, ifax Amv-
er. and Xathan 3fayer), manufacturers cigars and
dealers tobacco, 306 and 303 Sacramento
Lauar Fire Insurance Co. (New York), Mayer & Belden
agents, 313 California
Leaw & Bro. (Charles Jf. and Laehman A.), cigars and
tobacco, 509 Montgomerv and 301 Kearny
Lewiston Silver Mining Co. "(Silver City, Nev.), office 113
Leidesdorff
Liebermann J. L, commission agent, dwl 614 Sutter
Lindley & Co., merchants (Sacramento), office 405 Front
Lindsay Thomas, manufacturing jeweler, 614 Merchant
Lohrmann John (Lohrmann d- Simmer), dwl 75 Oregon
Lohrmann & Siemer (Joh n Loh t ma nn a nd Derrick Sie-
mcr), California Pickle Factory, 413 Drumm
Lowell John F., accountant, office 330 Pine room 61
Lucas, Gesner & Co. (John Lucas. J. William Lucas, and
Conrad Gesner), plaster of Paris manufacturers, 215
and 217 Main
MacBeth Alexander, merchant tailor, 633 Washington
dwl S24 Howard
Macdonald A. C. (Titfanu d- Jf.), dwl 207 Kearny
Maier Charles, boots and shoes, S34 and S36 Kearny, dwl
1221 Keamv
Main Alexander F., bookkeper Vimont, Hughes & Co.,
res Oakland
Marcinkowski Joseph, merchant tailor, 7 Montgomery
Av room 20
Maritime Insurance Co. (Liverpool), Falkner, Bell & Co.
agents, 430 California
Martin John {Beales d- M.), dwl 600 Bush
Maver Nathan (KuUman d- Armer\ dwl 922 Geaiy
McElroy James G.. physician, dwl 1250 Mission
McGettigan Patrick, shoemaker, 604 Mission
McGraw' William, clerk Grand Opera House, dw! 29 Sec
McKennev Henrv M., dwl 122 First Av
McLaughlin E. Mrs., ladies' and gents' furnishing goods,
1012 Stockton
McLaughlin Joseph, dwl 1012 Stock-ton
McLeod Donald W., agent American Tract Society, office
757 Market, dwl 2 Vernon PI nr Second
Meek Daniel K., bookkeeper James Munsell Jr., dwl 704
Howard
Meeker Dand (ifeeker, James d- Co.), dwl 1913 Sac
Merchant's Insurance Co. (Pro\idence, R. I.), Famsworth
^t Clark airents, 426 California
HERRIFIELD A UOSE.SE& (Ed mn Merrijield and
Levi Rcsener), Star Brewery. SE cor Eleventh and
Folsom, depot 125 and 127 California
Messinger Joseph (Mesnnger d- Hahn), dwl 214 Sansom
Messinger & Hahn (Jc^iieph ^fe>^in{Jer and Joseph Hahn),
manufacturing jewelers, SOS Market
HE\I(A\ tOLD AXD SILVER MFSrVC €0.
(Store v Co., Nev.). John W. C. Coleman Secretary,
office 419 California room 28
The most Artistic Work in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Geary.
FINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sal© by D. W. Laird. 613 Montgomery.
SQd
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Milton Mining and Water Co., Henry Pichoir secretary,
office 40 California
Monahan Henry, bookkeeper Henrj- W. Bradley, dwi 217
Elm Av
MONSON B. H. & CO., printing, engraving, bookbinding,
and lithographing, 50G Commercial
Moore J. Murray, homeopathic physician, office 410
Kearny, dwl 534 Bush
Morey H. E. Mrs., clairvoyant, 212 Post
Morison, Hutchinson & Co. {Thomas H. Morison, Gard-
ner S. IIutcMiujion, Henry D. Pierce, and Charles
/>. Hoyt), importers and manufacturers Star Brand
Shirts, drawers, etc., 112 Bush
Morison Thomas H. {Morison, Hutchinson (fc Co.), res
Norwalk, Conn.
Morse Elijah {Morse & Taylor), dwl 641 Mission
Morse & Taylor {£-7//a/i Morse and WUlMin M. Taylor),
housenn)vers, 041 Mission
Morton Harn,-, operator Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph,
Brenham PI
Mott Julius H., business manager Musical Review Sher-
man & Hyde, dwl 14 Perry
Mott N. A. C. Mrs,. clair\'oyant, dwl 14 Perry
Muri)hy Joseph, boileniiaker, dwl 53 Natoma
Myers Louis W. {Dam tfc M.), dwl 1935 Broadway
Nevin James (Callan tt jV.), dwl NW cor Montgomery
and Vallejo
XLM' A<;E (literary weekly), New Age Publishing Co.
prnprietors, office 420 Kearny
New Jersey Mutual Life Ins. Co. (Newark), James R.
Garniss agent, 425 California
New Orleans Ins. Co. (New Orleans), Andrew Baird agent,
310 California
Newport Fire and Marine Insvuunce Co. (Providence,
H. I.), Famsworth & Clark agents, 426 California
Nolan James, stevedore, dwl 335 Beale
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co. (Milwaukee, Wis.), J.
A. Melcher & Son agents, 127 Kearny
Nortj^tn Harry J., printer and correspondent, dwl 812
Stockton
O'IkOIIERTY GEORGE, stenographic reporter, dwl
14 Eddy
PACIFIC STATES IKDVSTRIAL GVIDE, Dewey
& Co. publishers, 224 Sansom
Paulsman Henn' (Bernhardt d- P.), dwl 322 Ritch
Phillips & Cassady (S. P. Phillips and Allen Cassady),
liqu'^r sali'on, NE cor Berrj' and Haggin
PK'lIOlie 1IE\RV. secretary Giant Powder Co., At-
lantic Giant Powder Co., and Milton Mining and
Water Co., office 40 California, dwl 127 Montgomery
Piedmont and Arlington Life Ins. Co. (Richmoud, Va"),
John R. Stockman agent, 503 California
Pierce Henry D. {Morison, Hutchinson iD Co.), dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
PINKHAM SETH, cashier Commercial Bank, office
421 California, res Oakland
Piatt William H., rector Grace Episcopal Church, SE cor
Stockton and California
Poindexter R. W., clerk James H. Latham & Co., dwl 208
Eddy
Purep Louis, watchmaker and jeweler, 230 Montgomery,
dwl 1 Park Av
Provost A. L.. physician, office and dwl (834) 894 Sutter
Pre vost Joseph R., phvsician. office and dwl 894 Sutter
PIEITCIIAUU MK'IEAEL G., acting consul for Mex-
ico, office 100 Califonii;i room 24, dwl 902 Jackson
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (Providence, R. I.),
Famsworth & Clark agents, 426 California
Purdy Fay H. {Purdy, Van Brunt X- Aobbiits), dwl 127
Kearny
PliRDV, VAN BRir.\T «t ROBBINS (Fay H. Pur-
dy, Ocorqc- B. Van Brunt, and Edniuiui liohbins),
stockbrokers, 405 Califoniia
Purinton LTiarles P. (Purinton .f- Co.), dwl 915 Jackson
Purint^m &Co. {Charles P. Purinton and JohnC&tiway),
real-estate agents, 434 Montgomery
Reoan Ellen Mrs., milliner, 1008 Market
Reid William T., president Boys' High School, dwl 606
Folsom
Richardt Ferdinand, artist, dwl 1706 Leavenworth
Richt€r Max, physician, office 112 Kearny
Rittore Antoine, fish, 6 Clay St. Market, dwl 815 Vallejo,
rear
RORINSON ROBERT A., deputy superintendent
streets, dwl 212 Post
Rockman Morris, physician, office 519 Sacramento
Ross Charles L., dwr413 Bush
Rountree William S., clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 1256 Cal
Roux Mrs., embroidering and stamping, 128 Fourth
Rowell Joseph Rev., pastor Mariners' Church, dwl 1416
Sacramento
San Francisco Brush Factory, Richard W. Simpson pro-
prietor, 835 Harrison
Sarles W. H., deputy countj' assessor, dwl 1205 Taylor
Schierhold John F. (Frauenholz A- Co.), res Alameda
Schleiden Joseph F. (Schlciden it School), dwl 511 Filbert
Schleiden & School (Joseph F. Schleiden and Fra7ik W.
F. School), commission merchants and agents Mexi-
can and South American Line Packets, 504 Battery
School Frank W. F. (Schleiden <i- S.), dwl cor Hickory
Av and Buchanan
Schottler Joseph F., real -estate agent, 724J Market, dwl
342 Tehama
Seaman ^Vrnon, Pacific Coast agency Type Writer, 9
Montgomeiy, dwl 330 Sutter
Silvey Robert, line repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, Brenham PI
Smith C. C., deputy county assessor, dwl 2100 Hvde
Sontag Julian (Talb'A it- Co.), dwl 629 Washington
Spears Mrs., fin-nished rooms, 681 Mission
Squire Lovell, commission merchant, office 402 Front, dwl
923 Washington
Standard Soap Co. {Richard P. Thomas), office 204-208
Sacramento
Stanlev Charles A., engineer stm Tulare, dwl 027 Third
Stephens Charles J. {Sutherland tt S.), dwl 600 Fourth
Stevenson T. B., deputy county assessor, dwl 743 Pine
Sutherland Farmer Sutherland (Sutherland tt Stephens),
dw] 23 Hawthorne
Sl'TBIEKLAN'D A" !^TEPUE%» {Sutherland Fantwr
Sutherlami and Charles J. Stephens), stockbrokers,
408 California
Sweetser F. D., deputy county assessor, dwl 37 Second
Swift George, office 9 Montgomery, res Oroville
Talbot Charles (Talbot tt Co.), dwl NE cor Jackson and
Larkin
Talbot & Co. (Charles Talbot and Julian Sontag),
Grangers' Foreign- American Emploj-ment Office, 629
Washington
Tifltanv Oscar F. (Tiffanvti: Macdonald), dwl 207 Kearny
TIFEAXY A MACDONAJLU (Oscar F. Tiffany and
A. C. J/acrfo?i-aid), real-estate and advertising agents,
207 Kearny
Todd John M., raining stocks, office 108 Leidesdorff
Tracy William N., carpenter, dwl 1434 Pine
Tucker George H. {Geor.je Hayes tfc Co.), dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Tweedale T. S., janitor Mechanics' Pavilion, dwl NW cor
Mission and Eighth
UiDAL Ramon, veterinarv surgeon. 723 Vallejo
UXOKR^VIEBTERS* FIRE PATROL OF SAX
FRAX4'ISCO, E. D. Famsworth president, Charles
R. Sttirj' secretary, headquarters SW cor Stevenson
and Ecker
FNIOX GAS MACHINE CO., Robert Hewson, super-
intendent, office 434 Montgomery'
Urquhart J. S., superintendent Fire Alarm and Police Tel-
graph, office Brenham PI
Verdenal John M., attorney at law, office 418 California
room 3
VIMOXT, HFGnES *!; CO. (Joseph N. Vimont,
James G. Hiujbes, and George W. Hume), stockbro-
kers, 426 Montgomery
Vimont Joseph N. {Viuu>nt, Huohesd-Co.),dw\ 213 Turk
Von Ronn, Hencke & Htgler (U'lV^Vim Von Bonn, Hcrr-
inan and William Hcnck<\ and John H. Hegler),
dairj' produce and provisions, 414 Clay
Ward L. P.., deputy county assessor, dwl 331 Kearny
Warren John, office 808 Montgo^nery
Waters Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 10 O'Farrell -
Weld Samuel, clerk, dwl 118 Sacramento
'MJLLEV O. F. A rO, (Charles J. WUley), importers,
manufacturers, and dealers carriages and wagons,
427 Montgomery
Wilson J. D., phj-sician, office and dwl 2200 Pine
Winter Daniel, pictures, moldings, and frames, 211 Kear-
ny, dwl 109 Taylor
Woebcken Williani(Ct7/flrrJ'ws, Brand ib W.), res Alameda
Wolff Sigmund, deputy county assessor, dwl 325 O'Farrell
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstatUshed 1852.
THE
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOR!^
For the Year Commencing March 1, 1875.
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S^ XoTicE. —JTam^-s too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., which have occurred during the printi^ig
of the icork. tcill he found on the pages immediatelii preceding this.
For List of Boarding Houses. Motels, Lodgings, etc., see Busr>T:ss Directory, pp. 780. SIS. and 833; for Packets
—Sail and Steam, see pp. &i8 and 862; for the Location of the Offices of the different Mining Companies, see Business
DlKECTORY, p. 842.
ABBRETIATIOXS.
abv Above
agt Agent
assu Association
av Avenue
bIrig,..BuUcUiig- or BuildinRs
bds Boards
bet Bet^'een
C. H Custom House
col'd „ Colored
com Commission
cor Corner
dept Department
dwl Dwelling
E East
Int.Rev.. Internal Revenue
h House
imp Importer
manuf Manufacturer
mcbt Merchant
Mis DoL Mission Dolores
N North
nr Near
opp Opposite
pi Place
p. M Pacitic Mail
P. O Post Office
proptr Proprietor ■
res Resides or Residence '
K. R Railroad '
Rev Reverend
rms Rooms '
S South I
s Side I
S. F. F. D S. F. Fire Dep *
stm,.Steamer or Steamship
Supt Superintendent
W West
STREETS.
Bat .-...Battery
Bdwy Broadway
Eran Brannan
Cal California
Clem. Clementina
Com Commercial
Dup Dupont
Fol Foisom
Har _ HarrLson
How Howard
Jacic. _ Jackson
Keai'.„ Kearny
Leav Leavenworth
Leid Leidesdorflf
Lomb Lombard
Merch Merchant
Mtn Mipua
Miss Mission
Mont Montgomery
Pac Pacific
Pow Powell
Sac Sacramento
San Sansom
Sec Second
Ship Shipley
Stev Stevenson
Steu Steuart
Stock. Stockton
Wash Washington
Aabel Martin, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Aabet Joseph, laborer, dwl cor Rhode Island and Sixteenth
Aalbertsburg Theodore, clerk I. T. Milliken, dwl 863 Miss
Aar-ai A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School, dwl
131 i Perrj'
Aanm A. H., salesman Davis Bros., dwl 26 Stockton
Aaron Charles, mineralogist, dwl 314 Bush
Aaron David, stamping and pinking, dwl 931 Sacramento
Aaron Hannah (widow), dwl 131i Perry
Aarun Joseph, hairdresser 534 Third, dwl 30 Garden
Aaron Robert B., master mariner, dwl 810 Foisom
Aaron Simon, merchant, dwl 733 Foisom
Aarc^nson Anna (widow), toys and fancy articles, W s Sixth
nr Minna
Aaronsnn David, dwl 463 Jessie
Abadie Emile, porter Denaveaux & Maison, dwl 705 Green
Abadie Felice Mme., dressmaker, dwl 633 California
Abadie Jean, tobacco factorj', 9 Polk Lane
Ahadie Josej)h, baker, dwl ^33 California
Al'ulie Joseph, waiter, dwl 636 Pacific
Aladie Louis, butcher D. Sier. dwl S19 Broadway
At.hey and Twenty-sLxth St. R. R. Assn, F. E. Luty sec-
retary, office 507 Montgomer}'
Abbey Homestead Association, F. E. Luty secretary, oflSce
507 Montgomery'
Abbey Sarah Miss, teacher, dwl 571 Bryant
Abbev T., stoker stm Senator, dwl 533 Sacramento
ABBOT, I>OW\I\G CO., manufacturers Concord
carriages, Concord, N. H., Thomas S. Eastman a^ent,
411-415 Battery
Abb. 't George (E. Grisar & Co.), NW cor Townsend and
Fifth
Abb'^tt A. F., carpenter Palace Hotel
Abb<:itt Annie (widow), boarding, 1406 Pine
Abbott Charles H., agent, dwl 13 Eddy
Abbott Charles M., clerk Newton Brothers & Co., dwl 611
Mason
Abbott Frank, cook 112 Kearny
Abbott George, express wagon, cor Steuart and Market
Abbott George F., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 452 Bart-
lett
Abbot Henry, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Abbott John M., lumberman, dwl Oil Mason
Abbott Joseph E., machinehaud D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 413 Fourth
Abbott Margaret E. (widow), lodgings, 80 Clementina
Abbott Moses A. , inspector Custom House, dwl iS14 Wash
Abbott Osbom, broker, olfice 304 Sansom, dwl 939 How
Abbott Samuel S. , carpenter, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-
third
Abbott Thomas, teamster, dwl S 8 Thirty-fifth Av nr L,
South S. F.
Abbott William, bookkeeper Methodist Book Depositoiy,
dwl 815 Trier
Abbott William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Abel Alvah C, hassoekmaker, dwl 18 Oak Grove Av
Abel Charles, master mariner, dwl IGO Steuart
Abel E. B., carperrtec. dwl 227 Second
Abel George A., clerk Wi A. Holcomb & Co., res Oakland
Point \
Abel Ir\in L., solicitor, dwl 115 Webster
Abel Lewis, clerk Marks & Co., dwl 15 Taylor
Abel Richard, master mariner, dwl 214 Steuart
Abel Robert F., seaman, dwl 210 Steaart
Abelardo Jos6 (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
ABELL ALEXAXDER G., grand secretarj- Grand
Lodge F. and A M., office Masonic Temple, dwl 1027
Washington
The Best and most Cleanly Family Baths in the City are at 113 Geary.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
88
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Abell I. L., journalist Evening Post, dwl W B Twenty-
sixth nr Market
ABELS S. Em attorney at law, office 628 Montgomery
room 37. dwl S15 Union
ABE.N'D POST (German daily and weekly) S. F. Abend
Post Co. publi:>hers and proprietors, office 535 Cal
Abercronibie Alaj^gie Sliss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl
Railroad House cor Pacific and Sansom
Aborn Edward S., oculist and aurist, office and dwl NE
cor Post and Kearny
Abraham Abraham, clothing-, 400 Pacific
Abraliani Adolph, tailor, dwl 1 Elizabeth
Abraham Gabriel, clothing and merchant tailor, 33 and
35 Second, dwl 4 Hyde
Abraham Henry, hats "and caps, 1012 Dupont, dwl 728
Union
Abraham Joseph, second-hand clothing, 721 Sansom
Abraham Louis (3r. Spiro <!.- Co.), dwl 644 Sacramento
Abraham Marks, hairdresser Simon Abraham, dwl SW
cor Minna and Ninth
Abraham Nathan, salesman Philip Abraham, dwl 9 Seventh
Abraham Oie, tjcandinavian Soc, 71 New Montg-omery
Abraham Philip, diy goods, 44 Sixth, dwl 9 Seventh
Abraham Rebecca Miss, saleswoman with Philip Abra-
ham, dwl 9 Seventh
Abraham Simon, hairdresser, 860 Howard, dwl 721 San-
som
Abraham Wolf, expressman, dwl 247 Clementina
Abrahams Ida Miss, seamstress I. Lash, 312 Sixth
Abrahams Isaac, cluthing, 433 Pacific
Abrahams Jacob, tinsmith Louis Leiser, dwl 248 Clem
Abrahams Juim (colored), waiter Bohemian Club, dwl
ltj06 Hyde
Abrahams Jonas (Schnitzer d- A.), dwl 128 Olive Av
Abrahams Luuis, clothing, 6 Clay, dwl 438 Natoma
Abrahams Marks, peddler, dwl 248 Clementina
Abrahams. See Abrams
Abrahamson Abraham, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Abrahamson Alexander, clothing, 429 Keaniy, dwl 820 Miss
Abrahamson Gustave, salesman David Mag^nes, dwl 733
Geary
Abrahamson Herman, salesman Schoenholz & Bros., dwl
733 Geary
Abrahamson Jacob, dwl 733 Geary
Abrahamson Jacob, watchmaker Henry Zacharias, dwl
1217 Mason
Abrahamson Julius, clerk Becker & Jacoby, dwl 733
Geary
Abrahamson Niels, laborer, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Thirty-fifth
Abrahamson Peter, stoves and tinware, 919 Market, dwl
1022 Hyde
Abrahamson Solomon, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Abram Robert, shipjoiner William Robinson, dwl 613
Gough
Abramovich Daniel (John i Daniel Abramovich), dwl
1322 Polk
Abramovich John (John tfc Da7iiel Abramovich), dwl
1322 Pnlk
Abramuvich John & Daniel, fruits and cigara, 1322 Polk
Abrams Adolph, hairdresser Eugene Boisse, dwl 728
Union
Abrams Baron D., salesman Charles Kalisky, dwl SW cor
Tyler and Van Ness Av
Abrams David, market, S s Tyler nr Van Ness Av, dwl S
W cor Tyler and Van Ness Av
Abrams Edward C, trunkmaker, dwl 2032 Folsom
Abrams Henry, printer, dwl 786 Folsom
Abrams John (Abrams <£-■ Carroll), dwl Lick House
Abrams Julius, hairdresser, dwl 786 Folsom
Abrams Rachel (^idow), dwl 7S6 Folsom
Abrams Samuel, real estate, office 310 Munt, dwl 507 Lomb
Abrams Sarah H. Miss, clerk Altschul, Simon & Co., dwl
SW cor Tj'ler and Van Ness Av
Abrams Waverly, salesman Da^is Bros., dwl 23 Stockton
ABRAMS A CARROLL (John AOraiiis and James
A'. Carroll), importers and wholesale druggists, 206
and 208 Battery
Abramsky Charles, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl Phil-
adelphia House
Abramson Adulph, clerk Louis Abrahams, dwl 1 Clay
Abramson Edward, druggist and apothecary, 753 Clay
Abrego Ysma«l, salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl
519 Folsom
Academie Parisienne (French school), Mme. L. Forster
principal, 912 Sutter
ACADE.UY BUILDING, 330 Pine
Academy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth I
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, NW cor Cal and Dupont
Acclimatizing Society, office 630 Howard
Accolti Michael Rev., clergjTnan St. Igniatius College, dwl
841 Market
Aceset Jacob, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl 616
Octavia
Aceues Alexander, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 171 Clara
Ach Eugenie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 516 Bush
Acheson Thomas S. (Nye & A.), dwl 111 Taylor
Achille Lompieur, dwl cor Mason and Pacific
Achim August, brickmaker B. Bonnet, dwl cor T^a-enty-
fomth and Sanchez
Ackemoth Joseph L., blacksmith William A Mowry, dwl
16 Washington Av
Acker Frances, dressmaker, 213 Dupont
Ackerman Arthur, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., dwl 115
Perrj'
Ackei-man Brothers (Samiiel S., Hart S., Isidore 5., and
Isidore H. Ackennan, and David Hauser), imports
ers fancy goods, crockerj-, and general varieties, 209
Sutter and 123 Kearny
Ackerman Charles B., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 734
Tehama
ACKERMAN CHARLES L., attorney at law, office
420 California, dwl 520 Eddy
Ackerman Da\id. butcher Felix Uri, dwl 902 Clay
Ackerman David G., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Ackerman David G., jeweler, dwl W s Stevenson bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ackerman Edward, salesman Hall & Lachman, dwl 115
Perry
Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman Bros.), dwl 916 Sutter
Ackerman Henry, cook, dwl 204 Steuart
Ackerman Henry, jeweler George Finck, dwl 520 Eddy
Ackerman Herman, conuuission merchant, dwl 202 Tyler
Ackerman Hermann, master schr Johanuas, dwl 212 Steu
Ackerman H\Tnan S., cashier Ackerman Bros., dwl 193
Hyde
Ackerman Isidore H. (Ackerm<in Bros.), dwl 916 Sutter
Ackerman Isidore S. (Ackerman Bros.), dwl 916 Sutter
Ackerman John D. , bookkeeper 414 Sansom, dwl 768 How
Ackerman O. B., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 17 Auburn
Ackeiman Samuel S. (Ackerman Bros.), dwl 916 Sutter
Ackerman. See Akerman
Ackersen Jacob, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Ackerson Charles H., carpenter, dwl 215 Kearny
Ackerson James, lather Palace Hotel
Ackerson John W. (Hanso7i, A. d; Co.), res Tacoma,
Washington Territory
Ackerson L. Mrs., dwl 215 Jones
Ackland Edward T., porter McCain, Flood & McClxire,
dwl 106 Hickory Av
Ackley Helen M. (\vidow), dwl 33 Mos8
Ackley M. Mrs., dwl 14 Turk
Ackner Christ, propertyman Bella Union Theater, dwl 411
Sansom
Ackrovd James, woolgrader Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl
541 Foiuth
Acocks George, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de Gama
Acors A. G. (widow), dwl 509 O'Farrell
Acosta Donato, laborer, dwl 517 Vallejo
Acton George, driver Charles H. Aitken, dwl 5 Wash
Acton Martin, expressman, cor Fourth and Market, dwl
340^ Shipley
Acton Richard! hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
814 Mission
Acton Thomas, gardener, dwl 1 Shipley
Adair George B., {Pilsbury, A. d- Co.), dwl 764 Bryant
Adair W. B., clerk filaj. George H. MendeU, dwl 515 Bush
Adam (Jeorge, porter stm Mohongo
Adam Michael, boots and shoes, dwl 247 Minna
Adam Puttkimp, baker Frederick Kelterer, dwl cor Mi&-
sion and Eugenia
Adam Thomas (Adam & Kibbe), dwi 507 Gough
ADAM A KIBBE (Thov\<ts A dam and Millard Kibbe),
liquor saloons. Old Corner 516 Montg'omery cor Com-
mercial, and junction Market, Geary, and Kearny
Adami John, express wagon, cor Kearny and California,
dwl 117 Virginia
Adamich John, barkeeper 405 Pacific, dwl 409 Pacific
Adams , searcher of deeds, dwl SE cor Green and
Franklin
Adams Mrs., dwl 719 Market
Adams A., carpenter Palace Hotel
Adams Adolph, waiter Lick House
Adams Albert F. ('ifaTWon d- A.), and deputy collector
U. S., internal revenue, dwl 202J Seventh
Adams Alexander P. , surveyor, dwl 643 Second
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S.
I p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
mi
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Adams Alfred, hairdresser, NW cor O'Farrell and Devisa-
dero
Adams A. M. (A. iV. Adams <t Co.), dwl361 First
Adams A. M. & Co. (Richard Staler a7id J. C. Geddei)^
locksmiths, 220 Fremont
Adams Angeline Miss, dwl 912 Jackson
Adams Anthony, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Adams B.. s&iman. dwl 20 Steuart
ADAll!^, dlW A I'i^* ( William J. AdaTUS and Peter
TauUr). lumber. Pier 17 Steuart
Adams Charles, laborer, dwl 725 Brannan
Adams Charles, master mariner, dwl cor Penngj'lvania
and Solano
Adams Charles, porter Babcock & Gould, 114 Sacramento
Adams Charles D., clerk, dwl N s Market bet Lagima and
Buchanan
Adams Christian, gTjnsmith, locksmith, and bellhanger,
508 Commercial, dwl 14 Jansen
Adams Clara A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 1010 Hyde
Adams Conrad, laborer Jackson Iron Foimdry, dwl 638
Green
Adams C. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Adams Cjtus (Cyrus Adfims <£; Co.), dwl 526 Post
Adams Cynis & Co. (Enos Smith), importers and jobbers
leaf tobacco, 419 and 421 Jackson
Adams D. T., capitalist, dwl 700 California
ADA^S EDSOV, real estate, office 44 Montgomery
Bl'Ck. res Oakland
Adams E. Evans Miss, dressmaker, dwl 710 Sutter
Adams Edward, dwl 107 Chambers
Adams Ehza (widow), dwl 12 Second Av
Adams Emerson, market, 4 Pearly dwl N s Market bet
Lagiina and Buchanan
Adams F. , laborer Palace Hotel
Adams Felix, paint«r Koble & Gallag'her, dwl 25 Pollard PI
Adams Frank, conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Adams Frank, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 21
Louisa
Adams Frank, stevedore, dwl Green bet Battery and San
Adams Frank H., clerk McCain, Flood &, McClure, res
Oakland
Adams Frederick H. , attorney at law, office 606 Montgom-
ery, dwl 52 Second
Adams Ge':)rg:e, clerk J. W. Shehan. dwl 14 Jansen
Adams George, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills
Adams George M., foreman cutting room U. S. Mint, dwl
347)^ Grove
Adams George P., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 704 Powell
Adams George R.. dwl 1533 Sutter
Adams Grove (Hale d: A.), dwl 920 Pine
Adams II. A., carpenter City R. R.
Adams Hein-y, brewer Broadway Brewery, dwl 10 Polk
Lane
Adams Henry, upholsterer Grand Hotel
Adams H. G., mason Palace Hotel
Adams H. H., carjienter Palace Hotel
Adams Hill Consolidated ilining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), office
408 California room 4
Adams Horace E., collector, dwl 520 Kearny
Adams Hkusc. John C. Beach proprietor, 537 Sacramento
Adams Howard N., cai-penter, dwl 27A Fom-th
Adams Hugh, proprietor Hubbard House, 139 Fourth
Adams J., carpenter, dwl 207 Second
Adams Jacob, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Adams Jacob, proprietor Broadway Brewer>', 637 Broad-
way, dwl 6 Scott PI
Adams Jacob F. , carpenter Wlssinger & Payson, dwl 616
Lombard
Adams James, capitalist, dwl 962 Mission
Adams James D.. lieutenant II. S. Coast Survsy stm
Hassler, office 214 Stockton
lAdams James H., dwl 1910 Hyde
lAdams James S. (Adams dt Butler), dwl 416 Larkin
Adams J. B., bootblack stand, 602 Market, dwl 636 Com
Adams Joel, laborer New City Hall, dwl 725 Brannan
Adams John, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 414
Post, rear
Adams John, dra^Tnan National Flour Mills, dwl 615
Hyde
Adams John, waiter Lick House
Adams John L., laborer Spring Yalley Water "W. Co.
ADAMS .fOHX Q., attorney at law, office 604 Clay,
dwl 1012 Taylor
Adams John Q- , clerk General Freight Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 24 Hawthorne
Adams John Q., head postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl
1027 Market
Adams John S., clerk, dwl 545 Minna
Adams Joseph, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 25 Pol-
lard PI
Adams Joseph A (]!^orton <L- Adatns), dwl 327 Larkin
Adams Joseph W., soap and washing powdermakcr, 24
Commercial, dwl 6 Central PI
Adams Josephine M. Sliss, saleswoman Singer Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 1716 Turk
Adams J. P., bootblack stand, cor Kearny and Ver Mehr,
dwl 509 Broadway
Adams Lawson S. (of Admns, McNeill tt Co., Sacra-
mento City), office 405 Front, dwl 825 Bush
Adams Lewis, mason Palace Hotel
Adams Nelson, shipcarpenter,, dwl 718 Howard
Adams Nelson B., solicitor M. A. Sliller, dwl 32 Russ
Adams Otis, steam pumpmaker, dwl S s Eleventh Av bet
N and O, South S. F.
Adams P. D. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 710 Sutter
Adams Prosper F., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
15 Fifth Av
Adams Q. L., dentist, dwl 1515 Leavenworth
Adams Rhoda (widow, colored), dwl 11 Scott PI
Adams Richard, teamster, dwl N s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth
Adams Samuel, druggist, dwl 1533 Sutter
Adams Samuel, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Adams Samuel, shipearpenter Middlemas & Boole
Adams Samuel B., watchman, dwl SW cor New Montgom-
ery and Mission
Adams Samuel J., dwl 516 Stevenson
Adams Silas L., artesian wellborer, dwl 2207 Fillmore
Adams William, dw! 14 De Boom
Adams WiUiam, clerk Philips, Taber & Co., dwl 207 Kear
Adams William, deckhand tug State Harbor Commis-
sioners
Adams William, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Adams William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 114 Jessie
Adams William, printer, dwl 519 Pacific
Adams William, stevedore, dwl 331 Green
Adams William H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 629
Clay
Adams M'illiam H., porter French, Gilman & Co., dwl W
s Guen-ero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Adams William J. (Adaim, Blinn tD Co.), res Fair Oaks
San Mateo Co.
Adams William S., seaman, dwl 664 Howard
Adams Zebdiel B., salesman Main & Winchester, dwl W s
Fillmore bet Ellis and Eddy
ADAlfiS A' BCTLEU (Jam<!S S. Adams and Thomas
J. Butler), hay and grain, 53 Clay
Adamson Andrew, seaman, dwl 2G Steuart
Adamson David, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
39 Stanford
Adamson James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
39 Stanford
Adamson Richard, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co. ,
dwl 260 Clara
Adamson W. H. R., bookkeeper Woods & Freeboni, dwl
206 Lombard
Adamy Abondio, cook 623 Commercial
Adcoek Edwin, polisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 826 Folsom
Adcock John T., clerk Knowland & Doe, dwl 208 Sec
Adcoek Kate Mrs,, milliner W. J. Butler, dwl 826 Folsom
Adcock Robert, stevedore, dwl 141 Clara
Adcock Wiliam, porter Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 56 Te-
hama
Addison S. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 787 Mission
Addoms Samuel K., salesman, dwl S s Thirteenth Av nr
N, South S. F.
Adelsberger Charles F.. cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 409 Pac
Adelsdorffer Bertha Miss, seamstress I. Lash, 312 Sixth
Adelsdorffer Eliza Miss, seamstress I. Lash. 312 Sixth
Adelsdorfer Ernest (Ordcmtcin tfc Co.), dwl 1713 Powell
Adelsdorfer Isaac, dwl 312 Sixth
Adelsdorfer Joseph, merchant, office WN cor Battery and
Califtimia, dwl 505 Van Ness Av
Adelsdorfer Zacharia^, merchant, dwl 1713 Powell
Adelstein Bernard, peddler, dwl 510 Post
Adema William, helper Melter and Refiner's Department
U. S. Mint, dwl 513 Howard, rear
Ader William, cabinetmaker Field & Frei, dwl IS Morton
Adkins Henry, real-estate airent, dwl 433 O'Farrell
Adler Aaron A., salesman W. & I. Steinhart & Co. , dwl
1113 Post
Adler Abram, stevedore Menzies & Bmgham
Adler Alexander, clerk Colman Bros., dwl 513 Post
Adler Barnard, real estate, dwl 74S Howard
Adler Bernard, tailor, 637 Tliird
Adler Charles (W. X- /. Steiahart & Co.), dwl 1113 Post
iiCIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S.
7
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan'
Adler Charles, bookkeeper Sigmund Steinhart, dwl 1019
Sutter
Adler Charles, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 333 Bush
Adler Charles E., salesman Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
dwl 427 Bush
Adler Da\id, bookkeeper M. Selig & Co., dwl 115 Eleventh
Adler David, market, 419 Hayes
Adter Elkan, baker}', 80G Larkin
Adler Henr>*, machinist, dwl 037 Third
Adler John, seaman, dwl 26 Steiiart
Adler Julius, solicitor Union lusurance Co., dwl 513 Poet
Adler Leopold (Sclnocrdt cfc A.), dwl 51S Stevenson
Adler Leopold, dwl 637 Gean'
Adler Lewis (Henry WiJikle d: Co.), dwl 339 Eddy
Adler Lewis, bootmaker, 331 East, dwl 322 Green
Adler Maurice, butcher, 302 Beale, dwl 115 Eleventh
Adler Morris L., clerk, dwl 1114 Market
Adler Muses, salesman W. & I. Steinhart & Co., dwl 1113
Post
Adler Robert, bootcutter Einstein Br.>8. & Co., dwl 115
Eleventh
Adler Solomon, dwl 734 Geary
Adler Sulomon, clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 748 Howard
Adlin,^on Thomas L., liquor saloon, 524 Fourth
.IWMIMSTRATOK Pl'BUC, office 3 and 4 Court
Bl'.>ek Oi6 Clay
Admiral Nelson Tunnel and Mining Co. (Little Cotton-
wood, Utah), office 539 Califomia
Adolphus Henr>-, physician, dwl 524 Filbert
Adot Thomiis, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Tehama, rear
Adrian Adolph, barber, dwl 1437 Jlission
Adrian George, hairdresser Louis L. Schoen,dwl22L*wiaPl
Adrain William, merchant, dwl 629 California
Adsit Elizabeth (widow), dwl 726 Sutter
Aeile Charles (Aeils d: Sckulz), dwl Post nr Mason
Aeils & Schulz (Charles Aeils and Frcdi'rick Schulz),
liouor saloon, SW cor Keaniy and Commercial
jETXA INSrKAXCE €0. of HarUord, Conn. (Fire),
George C. Boardman manager, Henry Carlton Jr.
agent, utfice 14 Merchants' Exchange
iETXA IRON M'ORKS, Hanscom & Co. proprietors,
SE cor Fremont and Tehama
^tna Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), Charles W.
Daunals manager, office 504 Kearny
Afbilay Antoine. dwl 2 Ridley
AiHerbach Alice Miss, teacher music, dwl 728 Bdwy, rear
Afflerbach Christian H. , pastor German Methodist Church,
dwl 72S Broadway, rear
Afflerbach Edmund, clerk Mathias Gray, dwl 72S Broad-
way, rear
Affrou Augustus B., salesman, dwl S Tj'ler
A_ffron J. W. (widow), dressmaking. 8 T>-ler
Afleck Addie Mrs., furnished nxmis, 12S Tyler
Agurd. Foulkes i: Co. (Williaui D. Ajard and Thomas
Fotdkes), importers and commission merchants, 38
and 40 Califomia
Agard George E. , salesman M. Rosenshine & Brother, dwl
Wadsworth House
Agard John A., clerk Agard, Foulkes & Co., dwl 311
Green
Agard WilHam A. T. , clerk Agard, Foulkes & Co. , dwl Sll
Green
Agard William B. (Aaard, Foulkes d- Co.), dwl 311 Green
Agee Robert P. , wooddealer, dwl S 3 Bemal Heights nr
Islais Creek
Ager James E. (Bacon tt Co.), dwl 2C Second Av nr Seven-
teenth
Ager John E., bookkeeper Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York, dwl 26 Second Av nr Seventeenth
Agncw Gilmore, printer, dwl 512 Sixth
Agnew John, dwl cor Ridley and Valencia
Agnew John J., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3C1
Jessie
Agnew Patrick, sbipcalker, dwl Na Lilly Av bet Octavia
and Laguna
Agnew R'ibert, laborer, dwl 917 Battery
Agnew Samuel, porter Wilson, Merrj' & Co., SE cor
Eighteenth and Mission
Agnew Thumas. city agent State Investment and Ins. Co. ,
dwl 36 South Park
Agnew Thomaa H., compositor Cuddy & Hughes, dwl 824
Kearny
Agnev William, teamster S. F. Gae Light C!o., dwl 6
Tjler
Agra Mountain Tmmel & M. Co. , A, D. Carpenter secre-
tary, office 605 Clay
Agrati Glulio, theatrical agent, dwl 440 Green
Agricultural Fair Race Grounds, entrance cor Seventh Av
and Fill ton
Agrill John, liquor saloon, dwl 405 Kearny
Aguale Felipe, laborer, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Fifth Av,
South S. F.
Aguayo Ant«3nio, cattle dealer, dwl 932 Clay
Aguilar Francisco J., barber H. L. Van Geisterfield, dwl
437 Green
Aguilar James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Aguilar Jos6 M., wagonmaker Joseph Belduke, dwl 1313
Dupont
Aguirre Juan M., real estate, dwl 2 Gardner Alley
Aguirre Martin, clerk S. Lone, dwl 2 Gardner Alley
Aguirre Peter (Fernandez i: A.), dwl 1 Gardner Alley
Aguirre R. Michael, real estate, dwl 2 Dupont PI
Aguirre Ramon M. (Romero ,!■ A.), dwl 1 Gardner Alley
Aguirre Simon, barber, dwl 1023 Kearny
Ah Ki (Chinese), messenger office Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Ah Kim (Chinese), rice, 760 Clay
Ah Sam (Chinese), expressman, SE cor Dupont and Jack
Aharen EUen (widow), dwl 414 Post, rear
Aheam Daniel, deckhand stm Alice E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. "WTiarf
Aheam John, deckhand stm Alice E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. \\'harf.
Aheam Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 213i^ Tehama
Aheam Michael, laborer R-^man Cathohc Orphan Asylum,
South S. F.
Aheam Thomas, blacksmith, dwl IS First
Ahef Deitrich, butcher, dwl Sixth Av bet L and M, South
S. F.
Ahem Arthur, carpenter, dwl 372 Clementina
Ahern Bat, laborer, dwl 372 Clementina
Ahem David, oiler P. M. S. S. China
Ahem Fannie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. M, A. Butler, dwl
318 Clementina
Ahem James, laborer, dwl 372 Clementina
Ahem John, coachman James Irwin, NE cor Eleventh and
Folsom
Aliem M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary Schoolj
dwl W s Larkin nr SIcAllister
Ahem Martin C^Aeni 0; Co.)^ dwl NW cor Jackson and
Montgomery
Ahem Mary («idow), dwl 563 Stevenson, rear
Ahem Michael, bootmaker, dwl N s Ellis bet Pierce and
Scott
Ahem Morton (Ahern tfc Co;), dwl NE cor Washington
and Montgomery'
Ahem Patrick, carrier Monitor, dwl 622 Clay
Ahem Patrick, laborer, dwl 372 Clementina
Ahem Patrick, tailor, dwl 1604 California
Ahem Peter, carpenter, dwl 310 Jessie
Ahem Timothy, blacksmith, dwl 58 Jessie
Ahem William, carpenter, dwl 372 Clementina
Ahem William, laborer, dwl Shasta bet Hiinois and Mich-
igan
Ahem & Co. (Morton Ahern) ^txmt and commission mer-
chants, 208 Washington
Aherae John M., groceries and liquors, NW cor Larkin
and Ash Av
Aheme P., driver Market St. R. R.
Aheme Patrick O., lamplighter S. F. Ga8 Light Co., dwl
727 ElUs
Ahgru L. , dwl 123 Jackson
Ahlars Henr)*, waiter Joseph Le\vi9, dwl 150 Steuart
AHLBACH JACOB, stoves, tinware, plumbing, and
gasfitting, 207 Fourth, dwl 41 Clara
Ahlbach Peter, carpenter Ernest Bean, dwl 134 Fourth
Ahlbom Charles, proprietor Hansa Hotel, 429 Bush
Ahlbom Minna F. (widow), seamstress, dwl 245 Seventh
Ahlbom William, teamster, dwl 5 Mason
Ahlers George, barkeeper Madel & Tietjen, dwl NE cor
Howard and Spear
Ahlers Henn', jeweler, dwl 640 Howard
Ahlers J. H,* & Co. (Frederick BUchoff)^ groceries and
liquors, SW cor Powell and Vallejo
Ahlers John D., with Bucking & Postel, dwl N'W cor Pa-
cific and Taylor
Ahlers John H. (J. B. Ahlers tt- Co.), dwl 1423 PoweU
Ahlers Richard, barkeeper Salvia P. Collins, dwl 933
Kearnv
Ahlers William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Decatur
nr Brjant
Ahlerson Hans, seaman, dwl 10 Berry
Ahlert Frederick, machinist, dwl SE cor Ivy Av and Tan
Ness Av
Ahllam August, pantrj-man Hename & Reuter, dwl 431
Dupont
Ahlstrom Albert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ahlstrom Charles, editor California Skandinav, office 326
Sansom, dwl 523 Pine
MOEGAN k CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Ahlstrora P. F., seaman, dwl 6"27 Bush
Ahmaim Heun,', laborer, dwl G~.5 Clementina
Ahnert August (Ahnert X- Davix), dwl 1602 Powell
Ahnert & Da\is f^ Mi/iw( Ahnert and William Davis),
junk dealers, 715 Sansom
Ahpei Carl, cashier DaWd Samuels, dwl 714 McAllister
Ahpel Henrv (A. W. Jmti A- Co.), dwl 11 Carlos PI
Ahren Henry, clerk P. N. Butt & Co., dwl NE cor Hyde
and Broadway
Ahrenber;^'-er Fr.,' musician, dwl 1305 Slontg-omerj'
Ahrens Albert, master mariner, dwl 7 M'ashington
Ahreiis Charles F., carpenter, dwl 512 Fourth
Ahrens CTiristian, watchmaker and jeweler, S43 Dupont
Ahrens Claus, waiter J. H. Tietjen, dwl 415 Brannan
Ahrens George (Kuck <t Ahrem), dwl NAV cor Green-
wich and Steiner
Ahrens George, capitalist, dwl 843 Dupont
Ahrens Gertrude (widow), seamstress, dwl 563 How, rear
Ahrens Henr>% butcher, dwl 520 Broadway
Ahrens Hcnn,', cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Ahrens Heiirj-, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Sixteenth
nr Folsom
Ahrens Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Union and
Dupont
Ahrens Henry (Jacob Xibbe cC- Co.), dwl 111 Austin
Ahrens Jacob, clerk B. & M. Joost, dwl SW cor Twenty-
third and Valencia
Ahrens Jacob Henry, liquor saloon, 21S Commercial, dwl
1421 Mason
Ahrens Nicholas (Ahrens <L- Tamm), dwl 149 Post
i Ahrens i: Tamm (Nicholas Ahrens and William Tainin),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Dupont and Post
i Ahrens. See Arens
Ahumada Joseph M., real-estate agent, office and dwl
631 Sacramento
Aibischer Bruno, real estate, dwl 1337 Dupont
Aibischer Joseph, dwl 1337 Dupont
Aibischer Man,' Miss, teacher, dwl 1337 Dupont
Aicher Frank, locksmith Jackson Iron Foundrj', dwl 1618
Stockt-jn
AID I'XIOX, F. W. Bruggemann manager, office 33
Kearny
Aigeltinger Leopold, furrier, 1069 Howard
Aiken Addie E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 1221 Washington
Aiken Andrew, stevedore, dwl S s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomerj- and Sansom
Aiken A. S.. jeweler, office and dwl 608 Market
AIKE\ CHAKLES, attorney at law. office 34 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl \z2\ Washington
Aiken James, teamster William Kerr, dwl N s Vallejo bet
Batten,- and Sansom
Aiken John, sailmaker, dwl 414 Jones
Aiken John P., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 1221
Washington
Aiken K. S. Eggert, clairvoyant, office and dwl 313
O'Farrell
Aiken Robert, shoemaker, dwl S b Ellis bet Laguna and
Buchanan
AIKE>' WILLIAM H,, attorney at law, office 34 Mont-
gonierj- Block, dwl 1221 Washington
Aikiu Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 59 Shipley
Aikin Martha (widow), dwl 59 Shipley
Aikin Martha S. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 59 Shipley
Aime Joseph, fisherman, dwl 49 Clay
Aimes Robert, farmer, dwl 509 Bush
Aine Henrj' E., contractor, dwl 1517 Dupont
Ainsa James M., warehouse clerk Naval Office, Custom
House, dwl 305 Lombard
Ainsbery Margret (widow), dwl 248 Perry
Ainsberj- Martin, laborer, dwi 24S Perry
Ainsley "Francis, blacksmith, dwl 431 Pine
^nsley Francis, collarmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 553
Mission
Kinsley James, printer, dwl 24 Sixth
Unslev John, bootcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 24 Sixth
\.iii^l'?y if. W. Mrs., dwl 758 Harrison
Viii-lev Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
Ui Sixth
\iri-li y William, painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 1135 Fol
\!r,-',v.irth A. G., broker, 415 Montgomer>% res Oakland
Vir I Ijarling, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills
Viri James, blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, dwl 8 Zoe
Viri.:-;,- John, laborer, dwl 230 O'Farrell
i.iti_liison A. L. (colored), pantrj-man stm Julia, Broadway
Wliarf
i^itchison Matilda Mme., fortune teller, 223 Dupont
titken Charies H., market, 5 Wash, dwl 228J O'Farrell
Aitken Fred., merchant, dwl 117 Stockton
Aitken J., student Heald's Business College
Aitken James (Monnihan J- A.), dwl 308 Seventh
Aitken James, machinist S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl E
s Larkin bet Beach and Jefferson
Aitken James C, machinist Tait k Hainque, dwl 308
Seventh
Aitken Jeiinnette (widow), dwl NW cor Capp and Twenty-
fifth
Aitken Man,- A. (widow), dwl 1513 Broadway
Aitken Robert, mining, office 402 Montgomen,' room 7,
dwl 36 Geary
Aitken Samuel, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., dwl NW
cor Capp and Twenty -fifth
Aitkens A. Ernest (Cocks A- A.), dwl 308 Green
Alton James, bricklayer, dwl 909 Kearny
Alton John, bricklayer, dwl 909 Kearny
Akerly George S., hairdresser Jacob Jacobs, dwl 915 Mont
Akennan Benjamin J., United States deputy marshal,
dwl 34 Fourth
Akers Christopher, baker, dwl 428 Broadway
Akers Henry, drajanan Peck & Co., dwl 132 Feni Av
Akerstrom J. G., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Akmann William (Meyer d- A.), dwl 29 Drumm
Alabama and Humboldt Con. M. Co. (Storej* Co., Nev.),
office 302 Montgomery room 5
Alacran Mining Co., L. L. Robinson president, office 603
Washington
Alameda Ferry, cor Davis and Pacific
Alameda Frank, seaman, dwl W s Sansom bet Green and
Union
Alamo Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
office 434 California
Alarie Edward N., cook Philip Donoho, dwi California
Hot€l
Alaska Cigar Companv (Chinese), 31 Pacific
ALASKA C'OMMEitfl'IAt CO., John F. Miller pres-
ident, E. Neumann secretary, office 310 Sansom
Alaska Consolidated Mining Co., George R. Spinney sec-
retary-, office 320 California
ALASK.l HERALD, A. A. Stickney editor, office 113
Leidesdorff
Alatorre Presiliano, laborer Diez, Bertz & Co.,
Alban Edwin G., head postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwi
22 Oak Grove Av
Alban William G., phvsician, dwi 22 Oak Grove Av
Alban W. J., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl 829
Folsom
ALBAW BREWERY, Spreckels & Co. proprietors,
71-75 Everett
Albemarle House, Mrs. Mary F. Collins proprietress, S
Mason
Alberg Frank, teamster Rider, Somers & Co., dwi 24 Mar-
ket
Alberga George B., bootblack Sand Bros., dwi C Havens
PI
Albers Adeline (widow), dwi 249 Minna
Albers Anton, foreman Liebes Bros. & Co., dwi 446 Minna
Albers August, oj-sterman George Mayes, dwi 223 Jessie
Albers Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwi Bryant
Av nr Bni'ant
Albers Jacnb, plumber and tinsmith, dwl 41 Clara
Albert John, extraman H. & L. No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwi 22
O'Farrell
Albers Marcus, groceries and liquors, 335 Fourth, dwl 223
Perry
Albcrson James, machinist, dwi 27 Minna
Albert George, liquor saloon, N'AV cor Beale and Mission
Albert John S. H., molder Hanscom & Co., dwi 519 Miss
Albert Lewis (Ltwis d- Co.), dwi 148 Tehama
Albert Peter, cook, dwi Sansom bet Vallejo and Green
Alberti Frank, musician, dwi 105 Geary
Albertin Julie Mme. ( Le Stiiechal d- A.), dwi 427 Third
Alberts Henrj', trunkmaker, dwi SW cor Si.xteenth and
^"alencia
Alberts Lewis, porter Lick House
Albertson Joseph A., physician, office and dwi 109 O'Far-
rell
Albertson Samuel, seaman, dwi SW cor East and Merch
Albertson William T., machinehand D. A. McDonald &
Co., dwi 547 Mission
Albion River Mills (Mtndocino Co.), Macpherson & Weth-
erbee proprietors, office 36 Market
Albrecht , dwi 209 Leidesdorff
Albrecht A. (Gerrrqe Goerner it- Co.), dwl 318 Pine
Albrecht August {Albrecht d: Ropers), dwi 510 Kearny
Albrecht August (Schroder d- A.), dwl 43(; Jackson
ALBRECHT I\ & 1'0„ ( PaulTrommUtzJ .vih'A^i^XQ
and retail liquors and cigar manufacturers, 127 Second
LCIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant,
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Albrecht Frederick {F. Albrecht d: Co.^ dwl 42S Fell
Albrecht Genrge, bhicksinith, SE cor Railroad and Fif-
teenth avs, dwl Sixteenth Av bet M and N, South S. F.
Albrecht James, can-iagemaker Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl
i-lS ShotwcII
Albreeht John, tailor, 528 Bush
Albrecht JohJi B., clerk Charles Duveneck & Co., dwl NW
cor Seventeenth and Dolnres
Albrecht Joseph, brewer, dwl 42S Shotwell
Albrecht Jcsephine Miss, dwl t>35 Clay
\Ibrecht Richard, bakery and confcctionerj-, 109 Taylor
Albrecht Rudolph, draftsman U. S. Coast Survey, 214
Stockton
Albrecht & Ropers (A n(;ust A Ihreck t a nd Johann Ropers ),
dairy produc'j, SO Califoniia Market
Albri^' Juhn, laborer, dwl W s Old San Jos6 Road opp St.
Mary's CoUeye
Albrij^'ht Charles, drus-ffist, dwl 613 Pine
Albright C^barles H., salesman Ne\\-man & Bennett, dwl
(;i3 Pine
Albright Fredrick, ciganuaker, dwl 15S Clani
Albri^'ht Geor^'C, blacksmith, dwl Ns SLKteeuth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Albrif^'ht John H., bookkeeper Christian Schreiber & Co.,
dwl 545 Minna
Alcasabar F., waiter Pacifie Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Aleavaga Jos6, grroceries, 524 Rroadway
Alden Fruit Preserving Co., otfice 426 Montgomery
Alden G. S., painter, dwl 241 Minna
Alden Samuel B., policeman City Hall, dwl 4 Bernard
Alden Thomas H., longshoreman, dwl Portsniuuth House
Alder S., printer, dwl 241 Minna
Aldennan Henry, dwl 1 Liberty
Alderman Oscar, dwl 2(i Stockton
Aldei-sbach Charles, laborer, dwl BeiTj- St. House
Alderson Frank, printer, dwl 037;V Fulsom
Alderson H. E., pianotuner Sherman & Hyde, 139 Kearny
Aldrcil ilichael J., boilemiaker, dwl 144 Natoma
Aldred Robert, laborer, dwl 2l> Jessie, rear
Aldrich Bvron Rev., pastor Fifth Baptist Church, dwl
2C14 Folsom
Aldrich Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 409 Minna
Aldrich Cathrine (widow), dwl 719 Howard
Aldi-ieh Frederick, mu"8e Almshouse, Mission and Ocean
House Road
Aldrich George A., fireman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Towiisend
Aldrich Henry A., upholsterer, dwl NE cor Serpentine
Av and Mission
Aldrich Louis, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 53,
dwl 1733 Claj-
Aldrich Marion, dwl 1143 Howard
Aldrich W. A., capitalist, office 200 Sansoni, dwl Grand
Hntel
Aldridge Albert, car|jenter Palace Hotel, dwl 325t Bush
Alilridge John, waiter W. J. Cady, dwl 025 Sacramento
AUiridge Robert, street mainnian S. F. Gas Light Co.
Alega Nicholas, pantr>Tnan stm Orizaba
Aleman Bernardo, fisherman, dwl S Sacramento
Alemany Joseph S., Most Rev. Archbishop of San Frtin-
cisco, dwl (i2^ CiiUfornia
Alers August, Turkieili and Russian baths and physician,
ofHce and dwl 722 M<>ntgomer>-
Alesio Carl, drajinan, 907 M'lushington
Alex Joseph F. (Cim'^tantine .t- A.), dwl 535 Union
Alexander Adt)lf, tailor, 807 Market, dwl 404 Minna
Alexander AUred, dwl 31G Third
Alexander Andrew, plasterer, dwl 113 Prospect PI
Alexander Ann Mrs., cmploMuent, office 650 Mission
Alexander Annie (widow), d«l Twentieth Av m- K, South
S. F.
Alexander A. P., Ship^\Tights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Alexander Barton S. Gen., senior engineer and president
Board Engineers U. S. A. Pacific Coast, office 633
Kearny, dwl 30 South Park
Alexander" Benjanun, jmrter Kline & Co., dwl 706 Vallejo
Alexander Benjamin, seaman, dw! 26 Steuart
Alexander Bertha Mrs. (colored), hairdresser, 1407 Dui^
Alexander B. L, carpenter, dwl 510 Pacific
Alexander C, i>ortrait jxiinter, studio and dwl 110 Sutter
Alexander Charles, cigiirs and tobaeeo, 957 Market, dwl
500 Jessie
Alexander Charles, cook Constitution Hotel, 563 First
Alexander Charles M., clerk Da\is Bros., dwl 24 O'Farrell
Alexander Charles M., tinsmith, 315 Fifth
Ale.\ander D. & Co., mainifaeturers cigars, 222 Battery
Alexander David (1). Ah'xnnder d: Co.), dwl 1047 Har
Alexander David G. , clerk Cnntin & Everett, dwl 2022 Pine
Alexander E., cai>tain stm Monterey, Market St. Wharf.
Alexander Edward L., special agent U. S. Post-office De-
partment, office 006 Moutgomen,', dwl 405 Turk
Alexander Edwin C, compositor Morning Call, dwl ICS
Silver
Alexander Eli. peddler, dwl 344 Fifth
Alexander Elizabeth (\\idow), dry goods, W 9 Gough bet
Fulton and Grove
Alexander F., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Fvictory
Alexander G., cook Lick House
Alexander George, cooper, dwl 122 Seventh
Alexander George W. (Oi^borti A- A.), dwl 209 Austin
Alexander Goodman, glazier, dwl 142 Shipley
Alexander Hugh Byron, assayer Riehn, Hemme &Co.,
dwl 1013 Washington
Alexander Isham E., carpenter and builder, 38 Morton,
dwl 605 Pine
Alexander Jacob A., cigars, 2 Clay, dwl 2513 Clay
Alexander James, laborer, dwl 120^ Turk, rear
Alexander James, locksmith James D. Davidson, dwl 2S1
Stevenson
Alexander James, painter, dwl 8 Oimmercial
Alexander James, tailor, dwl 2S1 Stevenson
Alexander James, wooddealer. Berry between Third and
Fomth, dwl 434 Sixth
Alexai\der James B. , foreman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s dock,
dwl 40 Stanly PI
Alexander Jane (widow), dressmaker, dwl 75 Jessie
Alexander John, laborer, dwl N s Folsom nr Main
Alexander Joseph, capitalist, office 121 Sansom, dwl 614
Sutter
Alexander Joseph D., melter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 1016 Green
Alexander Julius, hairdresser, dwl 419 Minna
Alexander Louis L., secretaiy Manhattan ilarble Co., 13
Fi-emont, res Oakland
Alexander Manuel, shoemaker, dwl 123J Shipley
Alexander Blarquis, dwl 123J Shipley
Alexander Otto, clerk, dwl 1047 Harrison
Alexander Philip, fancy goods, 34 Sixth
Alexander Rachel Miss, music teacher, dwl 344 Fifth
Ale-Bander R. P., carpenter Palace Hotel
Alexander R. 1.. salesman 607 Clay, dwl 520i Sutter
Alexander Richard, clerk, dwl 1047 Harrison
Alexander Robert., shipciiri>enter, dwl 2022 Pine
Alexander Ruth, molder, dwl 220 First
Alexander Samuel, tailor, 706 Vallejo
Alexander Simon, hats and caps, llOO^Dupont, dwl Sulli-
van's Building
Alexander S. O. (S, 0. Alexander & Co.), dwl 125 O'Far-
rell
Alexander S. O. & Co. (Ahravi Marciis), manuiactorers
and importei's clothing, 4 Battery
Alexander Tlieodore, salesman 020 Kearny, dwl 926 Jack
Alexander Thomas, cook John George, dwl 222 Minna
Alexander Thomas, hairdresser George Held, dwl 421
Bush
Alexander W., lithographic artist A. L. Bancroft & Co. ,
dwl 1010 Green
Alexander W. H. & Co., produce commission, 414 Sansom
Alexander William, clerk Joseph E. De La Montaguie,
dwl 2022 Pine
Alexander WUliam H. (W. U. Alexander A Co.), dwl
768 Howard
Alexander William H. (colored), porter Cohuan Brothers,
dwl 1407 Dupunt
Alexander Y. (widow), dwl IS Turk
Alexandru Antoine, fishemian, Hay St. Wharf
Alexis E. Mme., laundrj-, 409 Sutter
Alexis Frank, gardener, dwl 115 Francisco
Alferitz Peter (Ddlepiane. .C- Co.), dwl 2007 Powell
Alfers Peter, millhand Deming,Palmer&Co., dwl 333 Bush
Alford Aniasa, lumber surveyor, office Simpson Bros. &
Co. Steuart and Howard, dwl 47 Mimia
Alford Charles, drajTuan. dwl i:JS Fi>isi>ni, rear
Alforder David, miller, dwl 428 Chostnxit, rear
Alfred Alfred, carpenter, dwl 103 Natoma
Alfred Charies. packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 14^ Mason
Alfred John E., baker, dwl 31 Hinckley
AUs William (Brand, Naber A Co.), dwl 519 Pacific
Algao James C, bootmaker Gilbert Priugle, dwl Minna
bet Sixth and Seventh
Algeo James, machinist Baker & Hamilton, dwl 543
Tehama
Alger Elizabeth H. (widow), teacher music, dwl 428 Hayes
Alger Florons, carver, dwl 565 Mission
Alger James, optician Christian Muller, dwl 6 Mont
Algiers Delia Miss, dwl 512 Fi'anklin
Algren John, carpenter, dwl SIO Jessie
Alhambra Building, 325 Bush
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Alhambra Hill M. Co. (Silverado, Nev.), Henrj' G. Lang-
lej secretary, otfice 012 Clay
Alhatiibra Lody^inj.'S, Mi-s. Owens proprietress, 319 Bush
Alio Enrece, restaurant, dwl 715 Vallejo
Alissnn Frank, dwl o32 Pacific
Allan Janies. millhand Pac. Barrel aiid Keg Factory, dwl
:i'26 Seventh
Allan James, paperhangcr Wm. B. Peters, dwl 014 Xlont
Allan John, stone seal en^-raver, 123 Kearny, dwl 1010
Powell
Allan Robert J., mUlhand Pac Barrel and Keg Factor}-,
dwl 3ii(i Seventh
Allan William, dwl 119i Bernard
Allar Paul, wringer Occidental Laundry
AllartU Georsre F., civil eng-ineer, otfice 101 McAllister,
dwl SU Hyde
Allardt William, laborer, dwl 364 Natoma
Allari Heniy, trunkmaker, dwl SW cor Haight and
Buchanan
Allan Joseph, preserved meats, 52 California Market, dwl
4 Virginia PI
Alldack Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor De\isadero
and Bush
Alleghany Silver M. Co., J. M. BuflBngton secretary, office
37 Merchants' Exchange
Alleis Charles, with Frederick Kelterer, dwl cor Mission
and Eugenia
Allemand Constantine. laborer Pourcho & 'Wittmann
Allen A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl Itio Silver
Allen A. P., clerk Wni. T. Garratt, dwl NW cor Fremont
and Natoma
Alien Albert, fireman Southern Pac. R, R., dwl 8 Powell
Allen Albert J., foreman Mai-ket St. R. R. Stables, dwl
Sixteenth bet Valencia and Second At
Allen Albert W., heater" Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 8
Louisiana near Shasta
Allen Alexander, laborer Jeremiah E. Allen, dwl IS Wash
Allen Alexander, watchman S. F. P. Woolen Factory
jVllen Alexander, weaver, dwl W s Shotwell bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Allen Alfred, bricklayer, dwl 10 Clementina
Allen Alonzo W., patternmaker Hanscom & Co., dwl 73
Natt.mia
Allen Andrew, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Allen Anna (widow), dwl 21U Third
Allen Annie Miss, seamstress ilission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl W s Shotwell bet Xineteenth and T^veutieth
Allen Ansel S., liquor saloon, 724 Pacific
Allen Anthony F., hamessmaker J. C". Johnson & Co.,
dwl 400 Bryant
Allen .\sa, hairdresser, NE cor Ellis and De\isadero, dwl
E s Filhnore bet Post and Sutter
Allen Benjamin, fancy goods, 240 Third
Allen B. G. (Wi)i^ d- A.), dwl 523 Kearny
Alien C. C, waiter Vizina & Co.. dwl 20S Jessie
Allen C. E., carpenter Palace Hotel.
Allen Charles, cabinet-maker, dwl 21G Third
Allen Charles, laborer D. A. MacDonald & Co., dwl 210
Third
Allen Charles, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 97 Stevenson
Allen Charles, salesman, dwl 44S Minna
Allen Cliarles C, bird-cagemaker, 437 Branuan, dwl 013
Missi^»n
Allen Charles E. (Egertwx, A. <!• Co.), res Fruit Vale,
Alameda Co.
Allen Charles E., actor, dwl 400 Post
Allen Charles R., dwl 315 Fult^jn
Allen Charles R, , cashier Black Diamond Coal Mining Co. ,
dwl 522 Sutter
Allen Consolidated Minmg Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), F. Swift
secretary, I'tlice 410 California
Allen David," stonecutter Da\id Moore, dwl l-TW^ cor Cali-
loruia and Central Av
Allen Da%id H., salesman Crane, Hastings & Co., dwl 1412
Sacramento
Allen Declan, blacksmith, dwl 55S Stevenson
Allen Edward O. H., medical student, dwl SOS Leav, rear
Allen Fanny (widow), bakery, X 8 SLxteenth bet Mission
and V;i"lencta
Allen F. R., dwl 424 Sansom
Allen Frederick, printer Charles W. Gordon, dwl 815 Mont
Allen Frederick M., porter John P. Gennett, dwl ^19
Kearny
Allen CJeorge, carpenter Palace Hotel
Allen George, porter J. L. Barker
Allen George, stevedore, dwl 5 Drumm
Allen George A., pilot stm Pioneer, Jackson St. ^"harf
Allen George W.. chief steward P. M. S. S. Salvador
Allen Henrj- F. (Allen tt Lewis), dwl 570 Harrison
Allen Henry H., mining, dwl 514 Stockton
Allen Hugh, uurservman and florist, dwl W s Buchanan
bet Fulton and McAllister
Allen Isaac, compositor New Age, dwl 329 Third
Allen Isaac P., clerk Bank of C^ifornia, res I'ubbs' Hotel,
Oakland
ALLE\ IS.4.4r S., secretary and general agent S. F.
Benevolent Association, otfice 10 Webb, dwl 1028 Pine
Allen J. A. Mi-s., dwl 704 Folsom
Allen James, barkeeper, dwl 4 Eddy PI
Allen James, Boilennakers' Assn, SIS Howard
Allen James, carriagepainter, 55S Stevenson
Allen James, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 18
Ridley
Allen James, coalpasser P. M. S. S. Constitution
Allen James, expresswagon, cor Stockton and Pacific
Allen James, laborer, dwl 191S Pacific Av
Allen James, laburer, dwl Eighth Av ur C, South S. F.
Allen James, laborer Philip Morshead, dwl 850 Howard
Allen James, molder, dwl 7S Katoma
Allen James, plasterer, bds cor Sierra and Louisiana
Allen James, seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Allen James, stairbuilder, dwl 320 Seventh
Allen James, tailor, dwl 239 Minna, rear
Allen James M., atM-rney at law, office 402 Montgomerj-,
dwl 031 Sacramento
Allen James M.. real estate, dwl 125 Francisco
Alien Jeremiah E., liquor saloon, boarding and lodging,
IS Washington
Allen J. F., waiter What Cheer House
Allen J. H., tinsmith with H. G. Fiske
Allen John, dentist, bds G15 Hyde
Allen John, dra^^nan, dwl 1207 Montgomerj'
Allen John, drajnuan George Biyden. dwl 20S Second
Allen John, groceries and liquors, 1711 Jones
Allen John, hamessmaker Mead & Son, dwl 741 Market
Allen John, hardware and crockery, 1322 Stockton, dwl
First Av bet Fourteenth and Fiiteeuth
Allen John, laborer, dwl 558 Stevenson
AUen John, leader Allen's Band, and musical instniments
329 Third
Allen John, liquor saloon, 720 Pacific
AUen John, molder with Francis 1. Curry
Allen John, saddler, dwl 741 Market
Allen John, tanner, dwl 1315 Broadway
Allen John G.. clerk Henry P. Bowie, dwl 519 Third
Allen John AV., porter Savings and Loan Society
Alien J. R., dwl 424 Sansom
Allen Lewis, seaman, dwl 29 Oak Grove Av
Allen Lorenzo D., principal Washington Grammar School
'and Allen d: PrwrJ, dwl W s Webster bet Bush
and Pine
Allen Loi-enzo H., clamdealer, 105 California Market, dwl
Long Bridge foot Fourth
Allen Louisa Mrs., cloakmaker C. Mayer, dwl 129 Third
Allen Lucius H. (AUen d: Lttri^), dwl 570 Harrison
Allen Limiber S., shipwright, 16 Drumm
Allen M., laborer, dwl 333 bash
Allen Martin, laborer Hanscom & Co.
Allen Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 734 Howard
Allen Michael, hodairrier Palace Hotel
Allen Michael, wines and liquors, XE cor Folsom and
Rausch, dwl 33S Shiplev
Allen Myles, laborer Pahner, Knox & Co., dwl 511 Miss
Allen O. A., driver City R- R.
Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl 414
Ellis
Allen Oscar, driver Omnibus R. B.. dwl 443 Mmna
Allen Parthenia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 448 Minna
Allen P. C, lumberdcalcr, dwl 704 Fulsom
Alien Peleg, asphaltum roofer, dwl 104 Jessie
Allen Peter, weighing clerk Thomas Bailey &. Co., dwi
110 o'Farrell
Allen Peter, with John Schwegerle & Co.. dwl 446 Bran
Allen Reese B. . bookkeeper Tlionias Downing, dwi 2654 Fol
\llen Richard, hostler Phihp .Morshead, dwi 850 Howard
Alien Robert Gen., chief quartermaster Military Division
Pacific, office 105 St.->ckton, dwi 1117 Stockton
Allen Robert E., corai>ositor Morning Call, dwi 808 Leav
ILLKN leOK, livery stable, 007-609 Market, dwl 669
Market '
Allen Samuel, engineer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Allen Siimuel, liver>- stable, 610 Mission, dwl 207 Post
Allen Samuel G. , salesman Muri>hy, Grant & Co. , dwi 1207
Union
Allen Samuel J., clerk HLxon k Curtis, dwi 708 Hayes
Allen Sheldon T., ent-ineer, dwi 203 Third
Allen S. M., teamster, 515 Market
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOET Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchai,
Allen Susan (widow), dwl 26 Howard Court
Allen Theodore H. (Allen it- Yunn;}), dwl 712 Greenwich
Allen Thoniiuj, coalpasser stm Montana, Folsuin St.
\\liarf
Allen Thunias, polisher Michael Heverin, dwl 214 Bdwy
Allen Thunias, telej^aph operator, dwl 223 Minaa
Allen Thomas S., shipcarjienter, dwl 208 Eighteenth
Allen Thomas W., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 224 Fourth
Allen Velnia Miss, teacher music, dwl 128 T\ier
Allen ^y. G., freight elerk Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Allen W. H., cartman, cor Stockton and Clay
Allen William, boilennaker, dwl '20 Minna
Allen William, bnckmaker, dwl NW cor Gearr and Cen-
tral Av
Allen William, carpenter, dwl 448 Minna
Allen William, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 102 Minna
Allen William, molder, dwl 37 Minna
Allen William, niulder Hinckley & Co., dwl 315 Beale
Allen William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Allen William, watchman Sutter St. R. R., dwl 2211 Pine
Allen William B., clerk Real Estate Associates, dwl 1010
Powell
Allen William F., barkeeper Clifi House, Point Lobos Av
Allen William H., attorney at law, ottice 712 Montgomery,
dwl 200 Ellis
Allen William H., millwright and mining, office 419 Cali-
fornia room 7, dwl 12 Oak
Allen William H., salesman, dwl Brookl^ni Hotel
Allen William H., salesman Gabriel Abraham, dwl 111^
Minna
ALLEX M'lrtlAM R., plumber and gasfitter, 819
Market, dwl i 10 Dolores
Allen William R., real estate, dwl S08 Leavenworth, rear
Allen William T., long'shoreman, dwl Greens Court
Allen W. T..geneial agent Indianopolis. Bloomingti;>n, and
W'estern R. R., office 214 Montgomejy, dwl 8 Powell
Allen & Lewis (L. H. Allen and C. H. Lewis), comniis-
sion merchants, office 202 California
Allen & Prior /Lorenzo D. Allen and Philip PHor J, real-
estate agents and coUectiirs, 434 Mnntgomerj'
Allen & Young (Theodore II. Allen and Thomas l'ou7ig),
steycdores, office SW cor Battery and Willejo
Allenberg Charles, mining, office 433 California, dwl 309
Hyde
AUender Mai-garet (widow), nurse, dwl 134 Seventh
Allett Benjamin, plasterer Palace Hotel
Alley James, mason Palace Hotel
Alley obed P., dwl 1102 Scott
A Ilcy S. S. , cmipositor 518 Sacramento, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
.\lky Wiiliam. mason Palace Hotel
Alley William H., cr.al and wood, 90S Stockton, dwl cor
Greenwich and Pringle C'lurt
Allingham William, blacksmith, dwl 625 Minna
Allington W. W., laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
^Ulione Frank (Allioju; and Stathopolin ), "dwl 3 Hardie
PI
Allione & Stathopolis (Frank Allione and E. Stathopo-
lis), oyster saloon, S7 and 88 Centre Market.
Alliott Emanuel, ladies' hairdresser, 311 Sutter
AUirol A., barber, 841^ Clay
AUis Harry, shipearpenter, dwl NE cor Battery and Filbert
Allis P. S., detective, dwl SW cor Bush and Steiijer
Allison , shipcari>enter, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Allison David E. (£). E. Allmon d- Co.), dwl 117 Oak
Allison D. E. .fe Co., fruit and produce commission, 309
and 311 Washington
Allison D. W., clerk Braverman & Levy, dwl Russ House
Alhson E. C, chief musician Fourth U. 8. Artillery, Pre-
sidio Barracks
Alli.si.m Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 1 Highland Terrace
Allison Frank F., mining stocks,' dwl 111 Taylor
Allison Frank J., salesman Braverman & Le\y, dwl 523
Pine
Allison Frederick, confectioner Henrv H. Tiedeman, dwl
120 Taylor
Alli-^un J., student Heald's Business College
Allis.in James, dwl 115 Second
Allison James, hostler Philip Morshead, dwl 850 Howard
Allison Joseph, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 250^ Jessie
Allison P., carpenter stm Saucelito^. Davis St. Wharf
Allison Robert, shecpdealer, dwl 1240 Folsom
Allison Thoniiis R., buokkeci>cr Pac. Ice Co.. dwl 718 Bat
Allkire Sanmel H., assistant storekeeper Broadway Bond-
ed Warehouse, dwl 1515 Stockton
Allinan George, inspector Custom House, dwl 127 Kearnv
Alliiiini Julm H., with Treadwell & Co., dwl 127 Kearny '
Allman Miles, track repairer Sutter St. R. R.
Allman Thomas H., watchman U. S. Appraiser's Building,
dwl 130 Turk
Allman William, teamster fililton P. Sessions, dwl 1219
Ft-'lsom
Allmeyer M., extraman H. & L.'Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Alloways Heurj', pattenimaker Risdon Iron and Loco-
motive Works, dwl 3 Mmna
Allseits Meinrad. bootmaker, 2005 Folsom, dwl SW cor
Folaom and Sixteenth
Allston Frederick, teamster George B. Knowlea & Co.,
dwl SE cor Main and Mission
Allwood Harrj', carver, dwl NE cor Hyde and Lombard
Allyn Charles, compositor New Age, dwl 227 Second
Allyn Ji'hn, mining stocks, dwl 7o3 Larkin
Ailyne John W. (Allyne d: White), dwl NW cor Gough
and Green
ALLViVE A' M'lllTE (John W. Ailyne and William
II. White), importers and jobbers oils, lamps, etc.,
112 and 114 Front, and proprietors Pacific Oil and
Kerosene W'orks, cor Chestnut and Taylor
Almada Gregorio, capitalist, office 320 Sansora, dwl 21
South Park
Almborg Andrew, laborer, dwl 21 Clara
Almborg H. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 21 Clara
Almon David, dealer barrels, 127 Gilbert
ALMS HOUSE CITY AXD 40i:.\TV, San Miguel or
Mission r)cean House Road, 4^ miles from City Hall
Almy , dwl 930 Market
Almy Mary (widow), dwl 205 Powell
Alonso Jose (Diez, BcrU & Co.), dwl 112 Virginia
Alpen Herman, master mariner, dwl 1419 Masou
Alpen Max, clerk P. B. Keimedy, dwl 40 Geary
Alper John, barkeeper John C. Reich, dwl 308 Pacific
AJLVEIES i'llAKLES. oil works. Fourth Av nr Railroad
Av, South S. F., and leader Metropolitan Band, office
228 Bush, dwl SW cor Grove and Buchanan
Alpers Charles W., musician, dwl 1623 Powell, rear
Alpei-s Frederick, teamster Robt. K. Pattridge, dwl 121
Spear
Alpers J<:>hn, leader Germania Band, office 228 Bush, dwl
717 Green
Alpers Peter, miller, dwl 333 Bush
Ali'ha Cons. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William Willis
secretarj-, office 419 California room 17
Alphonse May, pantr^Tuan Lick House
Alphouze Johu B., lithographer Abraham Waldstein, dwl
348 Ritch
Alpine Gold Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co. Cal.), office
433 California
Alpine James, seainan, dwl 26 Stewart
Alps Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 331 Montgomery
room 28
Alroth Henry, laborer, dwl 512 Fourth
Alrutz John, bookkeeper, dwl 2509 Clay
Alsenz Jacob, shoemaker, 915 Post, dwl 1610 Post
Alsgood Frederick, with Francis Wilker, NW cor Folsom
and Eighth
Alsop John S., umbrella and parasolmaker, 333 Bush,
dwl 8 \"irginia PI
Alsop William. H., painter, dwl 231 First
Alsted August, plumber, dwl 1824 Powell
Alsting Frederick, dwl 129 Second
Alt Bernard, clerk Daniel Donovan, dwl 60S Vallejo
Alt Christoph, shoemaker, 60S Vallejo
Alt Giusei>]>e. laborer, dwl 13 Union PI, rear
ALTA i'ALIFOR^'Li (daily aud weekly). Frederick
MacCrellish .!t Co. i)roprietors. office 529 California
ALTA C'ALIFOKXIA ALMAXAC (annual). Frede-
rick MacCrelli-.h A, Co. proprietors, office 529 Cal
ALTA C'ALIF4»U\1A ISriLlllXU, 529 California
Alta Lodgings, Ralstoii & Cottrell proprietors, 536 Sac
Alta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 302 Mont-
gomery room 5
Altemus John, bakerj". W a Folsom bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Altemus William E., auctioneer Greenebaum & Co., dwl
715 Ellis
Altenberg Peter F., merchant, dwl 523 Kearny
Altenberg Rosalia Mrs., cloaks and millinerj-. 523 Kearny
Altenburg Charles, cook Schroth &i Westerfeld, dwl 228
Kearny
Altenburg Earnest, bookkeeper A. S. Rosenbamn & Co.,
dwl 822 Greenwich
Altendorf Jules, sawgrinder Pacific Saw Manufacturing
Co.. dwl 302 Union
Altfield Abel, peddler, dwl 929 Mission
Altlicld Amelia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 929 Mission
Althen Adoiph, baker Joseph Bock, dwl 30 Sixth
Althof Bros. (Theodore and Ernest J, Bay Oyster Saloon,
620 Market
Althof Ernest (Althof Bros J, dwl 864 Mission
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Haxfeel
j. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Althof Hermann fAHhof i- BahlsJ , -res O^klHind
Althof Theodore i Althvf Bros. I , dwl 636^ Jessie
Althof & Bahls (Hermann Althof and John F. W.
Bahls ' , b<x>kbinders and blank book manufs, 423 Clay
Althuson John, clerk John Rohde, dwl SW cor Clay and
Tavlor
■Altman Charles, sewing-machine agent and repairer sew-
ing machines, 14 Turk
Altman Emma, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., dwl
514 Stevenson
Altman L., lather Palace Hotel
Altman Tobias, tailor, dwl 428 Green
Altmann Jacob, tailor, SoS Howard
Altmann Teresa (widow), dwl 514 Stevenson, rear
Altmark Louis, salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 515
Eddv
Altmaver Aaron f Einstein Bros, i- Co.. I, dwl 115 Eddy
Altma'ver Abraham lEiniit-ein Bros. A Co./, dwl 334 Eddy
Alton Frank C, clerk Dexter S Co., dwl 904 Jackson
Alton Louis, carpenter, dwl ;i03 Post
Altona Gravel Mining- Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), David
Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Altpeter Charles, dwl 220 Oak
Altpeter George, brewer Philadelphia Brewer}-, dwl 232
Second
Altridge Robert, miner, dwl 616 PaciBc
Altsohul Charles il. fAttschvl, Simon & Co.), dwl 703
Market
Altschul Leopold (Maviield <k Co.), dwl 748 Howard
Altschul Ludwig fAltschiid- HildebrandtJ .dwl 335 Geary
Altschul, Simon & Co. (Charles M. AltschiU and Julius
Simon J, fancy goods, toys, and varieties, 25 Kearny
Altschul & Hildeb'randt f Lu'dmn Altichul and William C.
Hildebrandt.1, importers wines and Uquors, 809 Mont-
gomery .
Altshuler L., fancy dry goods, 618 SLxteenth bet Mission
and Valencia
Altube Bernardo, ranchero, dwl 1414 Kearny, rear
Altube Pedro, dwl 23 Oak Grove Av
AJtvater David, assistant engineer National Flour Mills,
dwl 42S Chestnut
Altvater Francis, port«r 610 Sacramento, dwl 9 WOliam
Altvater Frederick, market, cor Van Ness Av and Oak,
dwl 6 Page „ ^ „,
Alvarado Alberto, printer FeUpe Fierro, dwl 8 Pollard PI
Ali-arado Frederico, real-estate agent, 708 Montgomery,
dwl Lick House
Alvarado Salt Works (Alameda Co. Cal.), Getz Bros. & Co.
agents, office 513 Front
Alvarez Antonio, tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
1606 Mason
Alvarez Antonio, waiter stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wharf „
Alvarez Cavetano (Cobo, Ygual <t Co.), dwl 907 Clay
Alvarez Frank Q., miner, dwl 828 Broadway
Alvarez Rafael H., clerk, dwl 523 Filbert
Alvarez Raimondo, bricklayer, dwl 021 Pacific, rear
Alvarez Salomon, dressmaker, dwl 621 Pacific, rear
AlveUng Henry, carpenter, dwl 312 Tehama
Alverson Alexander, cook Allen Freeman, dwl 631 East
Alverson D. W. , machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 27 Mm
Alverson Stephen H., blacksmith Kimball Manufacturing
Co.. dwl 139 SUver
Alvey Charles W., stoves and tinware, 911 Kearny, dwl
1813 Stockton
Alvies Joseph, seaman, dwl 64 Sacramento
Alvin Matilda Mme., fortuneteller, 137 Third
Alvin Robert J., seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Alviso A., waiter stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.
Alvord A. , with Kimball Manufacturing Co.
Alvord Frank, cari>enter, dwl 759^ Howard
Alvord Henrj , route agent S. F. Post-office, dwl Govern-
ment Htiuse
Alvord Henr}-, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl cor Six-
teenth aiid Valencia
Alvord Marv J, Mrs., confectionery and bakery, 759i How
Alvord Jam'c-s H., merchant, dwl 930 Union
AITORD Mim.t.'M, president Pacific BoUmg Mill
Co. and Park Commissioner, office 3 Front, dwl 664
Folsom
Alwood Harry, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl NE
cor L<>mbard and Hyde
Alzanlora Charles, barkeeper, dwl 339 Eddy
Amador Canal and M. O:.. (Amador Co., Cal.), J.W. Clark
secretary, office 418 California third floor
Amador Consolidated S. M. Co. (Lander Co., Nev.), office
37 Merchants' Exchange
Amador IVinidad, shoemaker, dwl W s Guerrero bet Blos-
som and t^uinn
Amador Tunnel and M. Co. (Ely, Nev.), Louis Kaplan sec-
retan-, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Amark Frederick, mth H. H. McClellan & Co., dwl 901
Post
Amas John, bricklayer, dwl 403 Broadway
Amat Gustave, pantr>Tnan Francois Lacoste
Amavou Emile, laundrvman, dwl 721 Pacific
.\mazon Con. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 330 Pine
Amazon Insurance Co. (Cincinnati, 0. , Fire), Hutchin-
son, Mann & Smith agents. 314 California
Ambler Benjamin, druggist Charles Langley & Co., dwl
719 Clementina
Ambler Samuel, hostler William McCafferty, dwl 17 Kid-
ley
Ambrose Edward, waiter Union Club
Ambrose James, p<;>ultryand game, 78 and 79 Centre Mar-
ket, dwl 533 Fulton
Ambrose Natali. dwl 3 William
Ambrose Thomas, sheepfarmer, dwl IS Verona PI
Ambum Eliss, pantryman J. Reagan, dwl cor Kearny
and Montgomery Av
Ame Paul, restaimint, 412 Dupont
Amedee Camille, hairdresser J. E. Voisenet, dwl 409 Post
Amedee Pierre, porter B. Davidson & Co., dwl 409 Post
Amelan J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s \«iarf, foot of
Second
Amelung Julius C, salesman Henry Brader, dwl 232 Post
Amende" Charles, porter, dwl 333 Bush
Amende Charles H., clerk, dwl 69 Minna
Amendt Emil, carpenter, 731 Pacific, dwl 1208 Kearny
American Central Insurance Co. of St. Louis (Fire), Ham-
ilton & Sonnichsen agents, 221 Sansom
ASIEKIt'AX CLOCK CO., Henry Molineux agent, 620
Market and 17 and 19 Sutter
American Elizabeth A. (widow), dwl 5 Verona PI
American Exchange Hotel, Bryan Bros, proprietors, 319-
325 Sansom
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313 California
American Flag Mill and Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), George
R. Spinnev secretary, office 320 California
American Flat Mining "Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 331
Montgomery- room 20
American Flat South Mming Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office
401 California room 1
American Ice Co. , Chauncey B. Land president, Dudley C.
Bates secretan', office 410 California
American Laundrj-, H. T. Kiedel and George L. Moyer
proprietors, office 316 Bush
American Lloyds (Register Shipping), Amos Noyes i^ent,
office 318 California
American Mills Reducing Works, Bergin & Benn proprie-
tors, office and works W s Fourth nr Berrj-
American Protestant Association Hall. 713 Mission
American Russian Commercial Co., J. Mora Moss presi-
dent, office 718 Battery ,
American Sunday School Union, American Tract Society
ageut, depository 757 Market
ASIERIC.4\ Tn.4CT SOCIETT. Pacific Agency,
Donald \V. McLeod depositarj-, office 757 Market
Americo Joseph, fisherman. Clay St. \Miarf
Americus Club, rooms 701 Howard
Amerige Marv (n-idow), dwl Windsor House
IMEU-tltS I. A., superintendent Railway MaU Ser-
rice Eighth Division, office 606 Mont, res San Leandro
Ames Albert N., carriagepainter Carvill Manufacturing
Co., dwl 013 Mission „ ^ ,=., o.
Ames Benjamin F., te-amster Davis & Cowell, dwl 541 Ste-
venson, rear „
Ames E. A. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl E 8 Chattanooga nr
Twentv-second
Ames Edward, longshoreman, dwl 425 Drunim
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, office 17 City Hall thud
floor, dwl '2624 Sacramento
Ames Frank, painter, dwl 548 Mission ,,„„„»
Ames Frank M., salesman O. Lawton &Co.,dwl 218 Shot-
well
Ames Frederick, salesman, dwl 349 Jessie
Ames George, third assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Arizona
Ames George H., ship's clerk, dwl 2 Vernon PI
Ames H. M. Jr., salesman R. F. Osbom & Co., dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
\mes John, mate stm C. M. Small, Com. St. WTiarf
4.MES .IOH\ W. (Household Furnishing Co.), dwl
1307 Taylor _ ,
Ames L. E. Mrs., private boarding, 220 Turk
Ames L. R. , driver Potrero and B. V. R. K.
Ames Martha Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl 211 Seventh
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Chattanooga
AMES 1'EIIIjI!»I W„ secretary Sutro Tunnel Co.,
office 320 C'alitoniia (and Household Fmnishing Co.),
dwl 1312 Taylor
Ames Robert, dwl 103 Hayes
Ames Robert C, machinist, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ames W. F., lather Palace Hotel
Aiiicsta Laro, fishennan, Clay St. Wharf
Amey Charles H., engineer'Kimball ilanufacturing Co.,
dwl 428 Clementina
Amgutt Simon, furnishing goods, 91S Dupont
Amietz N., carpenter Palace Hotel
Amilon Charles, laundryman S. F. Lamidry, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Amiraux Peter, mining engineer, office 330 Pine room 48
Ammerup G., paints, oils, and paper hangings, 112G Mar-
ket
Amnion Bernhard Von (A7mnon, Caspari <t Co.), res
Llakland
AIJ.^SOJ.. fASPARI A Ca. (Bernhard Ton Ammrm,
0(f'^ Canjxtri, and Harold UnkkrnctiS), commission
and shipping merchants, 315 California
Ammon Frederick, porter S. P. Morse, dwl S Brenham PI
Animoud Frank, fniits, 725 Davis, dwl cor Com and Davis
Annuonn John, maltster Lyon & Co., 150 Jessie
Amnions John, garduer, dwl 115 Second '
.\nK.nt C, bootmaker, dwl 475 Jessie
Auiore Catello, laborer with I'atricio Marsieano, dwl S 8
Commercial nr Dnimm
Amos Frederick R., dwl 809 Broadway
Amos George W., miUvnight Amos & Davis, dwl 107
Tehama
Amos John, mason Palace Hotel
Amos John, silversmith \V. K. Vandorslice & Co., dwl 205
Second
Amos John T. (Amos <t Daris), dwl 1506 Leavenworth}
Amos John T. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Mary Robertson,
dwl 205 Second
Amos Joseph A. (colored), porter Gray, Ferguson & Bald-
dridge, res Oakland
Anios Juan, carpenter, dwl 23 Turk, rear
Amos Roliert C. (Edward C. Fitts A Cn.), dwl 303 Jessie
Amos Zachariah, tannery, dwl 734 Guerrero
Amos & Davis (John T. Amus aud ililo S. Dams), mill-
wrights and draftsmen, 112 Beale
Amoskcag Manufacturing Conijianv Steam Fire Engines,
Weaver & Taylor agents, 501 Market
Anirine Henry, tailor Hennann Wise, dwl 815 Mont
Anistead Philiii, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Amsterdam Marine Board of UnderHTiters, James De-
Fremeiy agent, office 710 Sansom
Amstutz Henry L. (Gra/i: A.), dwl 331 Kearny
Ainundsen August, upholsterer E. C. Kennedy, dwl 2769
Harrison
Amy Gustave L., salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl 70S Leav
Amy Osair M., broker, dwl 1409 Stockton
Anoelin Arthur, machinist, dwl 3 Washoe PI
.Vncell William, cook Motgomeiy Hotel, 229 Second
.\neiier Henry, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Anchor , student Heald's Business College, dwl 609
Bush
Ancient J. 0. K. S. E. Hall, 751 Market
Andoppo Panye, hoga-auch, SuUivan nr Cresent Av S s
Bcnial Heights
Anderau Joseph (Joseph A ndcrau d- Co.), dwl 1517 Leav-
enworth
Anderau Joseph & Co. (Mrs. Theresa Stcrnitzky), pre-
sei-ved me;vts. 27 California Market
Anderfuren Charles, patternmaker John M. Stockman,dwl
755 Mission
Anderfuren W. J., patternmaker John M. Stockman, dwl
75.T Mission
Anderlund Hei-man, carpenter, dwl 5.'!B Howard, rear
Auderon Isaac, longshoreman, dwl 545 Mission
Andersen Albert, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 235 O'Farrell
Andersen August, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Andei-sen Christian, steward Montgomery Hotel, 229
Second
Andersen John, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson
Andersen John, seiinian, dwl 631 East
Andersen John, seaman, dwl SW oor East and Merchant
Andersen John, tailor, dwl 4 Centr.al PI
Andersen Mathias, liquor saloon, 411 Drumm
Andersen Peter, milker, dwl 705 Front
Andersen Peter, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
-A.iidcrsen Robert, draftsman Hinckley & Co., dwl NE
cor Twenty-fourth and Shotwell
Anderson A,, carpenter C. E. Bowman, dwl 729 Bdwj'
Anderson A. B. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 547 Mission
Anderson Abraham, cabinetmaker, dwd S s Fifteenth bet
Market and Noe
Anderson A. J., master mariner, dwl 9 Spear
Anderson Alexander, carpenter, dwl 411 Pacific
Anderson Alexander, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Anderson Alexander, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Anderson Alexander, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.
Anderson Alfred, cook stm Sonoma, dwl 9 Washington
Anderson Alfred, culTier Anton Krieg, dwl junction San
Bruno Road and Potrero Av
Anderson Andrew fD. C. Fox & Co.), dwl C30^ Minna
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 250 Spear
Anderson Andl'ew, liquor saloon. Long Bridge nr Ken-
tucky
Anderson Andrew, master mariner, dwl W s Capp bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Anderson Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson Andrew, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, New Mont
Anderson Andrew, shoemaker Edward Main, dwl 43
Sixth
Anderson Andrew, tailor, dwl 5 August Alle.v
Anderson Amie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 605 Muina
Anderson Ant^n, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Anderson A. P., carpenter, dwl 349 Sixth
Anderson .(\rchie, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Anderson August, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
An.lerson B., carriag-emaker, dwl 836 Market
Anderson Eenuard (Eraxttz i: A.I, dwl 5 Drumm
Anderson C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co's Wliarf
Anderson C. A., mason Palace Hotel
Anderson C. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School.
dwl 29 Tmk
Anderson Charles, cook, dwl 536 Sacramento
Anderson Charles, laborer, dwl 402 Union
Anderson Charles, laborer, dwl 636 Sacramento
Anderson Charles, milker William Hall, Yisitacion Valley
bet San JosiS and San Bruno roads
Anderson Charles, miner, dwl 411 Sansom
Anderson Charles (colored), porter Baker & Hamilton,
res Oakland
Anderson Cliarles, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuai*
Andereon Charles, seaman, dwl 27 Frederick
Anderson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Anilcrson Charles, seaman, 140 Folsom
Anderson Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Anderson Charles A., Hams' Sample Rooms, 432 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 266 Minna
Anderson Charles E., special policeman, dwl 103 Perry
Anderson Charles P., seaman, dwd 26 Steuart
Anderson Christian, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock, dwl
NW cor Union and Keaniy
Andei-son Claude, clerk U. S. Army Headquai-ters, 105
Stockton, dwl 421 Bush
Anderson Deborah (widow), dwd 15 Frederick
Anderson Daniel, saloonkeeper, dwl 47 Second
Anderson David, seaman, dwl 50 Natoma
Anderson Edward, bootfltter Pfeiffer cSi Rotenkolber, dwl
110 Taylor, rear
Anderson Edward, seaman, dwl 64 Sacramento
Anderson Edward, tailor, dwl 8 Willow
Anderson Edward J., carpenter. Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 652 Howard
Anderson Erick, cabinetmaker, dwl 777 HiuTison
Anderson Erick, cabinetmaker Cal. Fumitm-e Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 520 Stockton
Anderson Erick, tailor, 1514 Stock, dwl 3 Bannam PI
Anderson E. S. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl 311 Harrison
Anderson F., cxtraman H. and L. No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl 627
Bro.adway
Anderson F., Miss, dressmaker, 763 Clay
Anderson F. Rev. (colored), clergyman, dwd 11 Scott PI
Anderson Frank, bookkeeper, dwl 311 Harrison
Anderson Frank, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson Frank, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Anderson Frank 0., cabinetmaker H. Grantz. dwl 777 Har
Anderson Frank P., special policeman, dwl 912 Pacific
Anderson Frederick, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
E 8 San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Anderson Frederick, framemaker Joseph Roos & Co., dwl
1901 Hyde
Anderson Frederick, seaman, dwl W s Taylor bet Chestnut
and Fi'ancisco
Anderson George, driver John Bamber, res Oakland
Anderson George, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
M0RGA1T& CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market. ' \
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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A-.i.r^,ni (;-,.iv-e, Sca,ndina\ian Soc. 71 New Montgomery
_o, seaman, dwl 323 Main
.ue A., night inspector Custom House, dwl
AndersLin Citiorge L., second lieutenant Fourth U. S. Ar-
tillen,-. Black Point
Anderson George W.. boilermaker, dwl 574 Minna
Anderson Gustav, longshoreman, dwl 140 Folsom
Anderson Gustave, wat-chmaker Christian Ahrens, dwl
816 PoweU
Anderson H., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Anderson Harold, whitener G. A. Kaiser & Co., dwl 314
Union, rear
Anderson Heurj', blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 43 Jessie,
rear
Anderson Henry (colored), cook stm Julia, Bdwy Wharf
Anderson Henry, laborer, dwl 705 Front
Anderson Heiny, mate seh. Ada May, dwl 5 Wash
Anderson Ilenrj", seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Anderson Henry, tailor, dwl 439 Bush
Anderson Henry C. /'A?ideyS''n <t- Marshall J, and oyster
dealer, 45 Washington Market, dwl 915 Greenwich
Anderson Holwer, carpenter, dwl Willows Hot«l, SW cor
Mission and Eighteenth
Anderson Horatio, cabmetmaker, dwl 520 Stockton
Anderson Isaac, porter E. Martin & Co., res Brooklyn,
Alameda
Andei-son Isaac M., mining, dwl 737 Harrison
Anderson Jacob H. V., clerk Hej-wood & Harmon, res
Oakland
Anderson James (And^'y-scn d> Randolph), dwl 305 Jones
Anderson James, bo:- m iker, dwl 32 Everett, rear
Anderson James, clerk S. I. Smith, dwl cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Anderson James, liquor saloon, 207 Main
Anderson James, longshoreman, dwl 536 Sacramento
Anderson James, salesman Sherman & Hjde, dwl 783
Market
Anderson James, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 32
Everett
Anderson James C, pinionmaker Cornell Watch Co.
Anderson James H., bookkeeper Hepvood & Harmon,
res Oakland
Anderson James W.. jeweler Wenzel, RothschUd & Ha-
denfeldt, dwl 305 Jones
Anderson Jane (widow), dressmaker, dwl 434 Greenwich
Anderson J. C, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
339 Tehama
Anderson J. F., acting local elder African M. E. Zion
Church, Stockton bet Clay and Sacramento
Anderson J. M., bookseller, dwl 29 Turk
Anderson Joel, seaman, dwl IS Washington
Anderson John (S. F. Manxtfacturing Co.), dwl 212
Seventh
Anderson John, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Anderson Jthn, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Anderson John, boatman, dwl IS Freelon
Anderson John, bricklaj'er, dwl 530 Mission
Anderson John, broker,' dwl cor Solano and Delaware
Anderson John, captain schr Ino, office 42 Market, dwl
2631 Howard
Anderson John, coalpasser stm William Taber, Market
St. ^Miarf
Anderson John, cooper, dwl 5 Dmmm
Anderson John, folder Occidental Laundry
Anderson John, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock, dwl cor
Green and Callioun
Anderson John, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Anderson John, machinist, dwl 1116 Mission
Anderson J-jhn, miner, dwl 511 Jlission
Anderson John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 112 Bush
Anderson John, proprietor Ocean House, 103 Clark
Anderson John, restaurant, 836 Slarket
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 21 Conmiercial
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Anderson John, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Mon-
tana, Folsom St. ^Taarf
Anderson John, seaman stm Salinas, Wash. St. AVharf
Anderson John, shipcarjienter, dwl 41G Francisco
Anderson John, sfiecial pohceman, dwl 8 Washington
Anderson John, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl
S2 Clementina
Anderson John, tailor, dwl 1 St. Marj- PI, rear
Anderson John, tailor, dwl 434 Vallejo, rear
Anderson John C, machinist Cornell Watch Co.
Anderson John James, coachman James McM. Shatter,
951 Chestnut
Anderson John K., laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Folsom
and Hamson
Anderson John P. , laborer, dwl 53 Minna
Anderson John W., private Normal School, 33 Kearny,
and ^ice-prulclpal Union Grammar School, dwl 547
Mission
Anderson Joseph, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Twen-
ty-sixth bet Valencia and Mission
Andei-son Joseph, Laborer Magdalen Asylum, E s Potrero
Av nr T\venty-first
Anderson Joseph, stevedore A. C. Freese
Anderson Joseph D., books and stationery, 120 Fouith,
dwl 802 Ho\\'ard
Anderson Julius (Julius Anderson X* Co.), dwl 627 Cal
Anderson Juhus & Co., gents' furnishing goods, 328 Kear
Anderson Knight, carpenter, dwl HZQ Market
Anderson Lars, laimdr,", 1313 Jackson
Anderson Lars, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Anderson Lars, seaman, dwl 47 Sacramento
Anderson Lewis, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson Lewis, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Anderson Louis, porter Wells Fargo & Co., dwl 152 Minna
Anderson Louis, stevedore ■^ith A. C. Freese
Anderson M. (\ridow), boarding, IIS O'Farrell
Anderson Magdelene (■nidow), dwl 32 Frederick
Anderson Mary (\\idow), dwl 6 Moulton PI
Anderson Marj- (widow), dwl 1114 Kearny
Anderson Marj' (widow), dwl W s Sansom bet Green and
Union
Anderson Mary Ann Mrs., laundress, dwl 11 Pinckney PI
Anderson Matilda Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Anderson Matthew, dwl 15 Guerrero
Anderson Nels, boatman, dwl 4 Francisco
Anderson Nels, master mariner, dwl 10 Oak Grove Av
Anderson N. P., fireman stm Reform, Jackson St. TAhari
Anderson Oliver, driver, dwl 548 Seventh
Anderson P. C, laborer Palace Hotel
Anderson Pet Mrs., spirit artist, dwl 206 Kearny
Anderson Peter (Anderson 6: Irviiuj), dwl 513 Taylor
Anderson Peter, clerk N. & P. Bruns, dwl NW cor Third
and Berry
Anderson Peter, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 707i Mission
AXOEKSOX PETER (colored), editor and proprietor
Pacific Appeal, office 511 Sansom, dwl 1302 Powell
Anderson Peter, laborer, dwl 6 Minna
Anderson Peter, laborer Israel Richards, dwl W s Jones
bet Francisco and Bay
Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Anderson Peter, seaman, dwl 1226 Kearny
Anderson Peter A., carpenter, dwl 924 Folsom
Anderson Peter G., carpenter, dwl 735 Brannan
Anderson Robert, clerk, dwl Portsmouth House
Anderson S., watchman Grand Hotel
Anderson Samuel S., agent Samuel Dunbar & Co. (Phila-
delphia), boots and shoes, 543 Market, dwl NE cor
Fourth and ilinna
Anderson Sevenn, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 339 Tehama
Anderson Simon (Anderson d- Bro.), res Oakland
Anderson Stephen, deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St.
"UTaarf
Anderson Theodore, dwl 44 Jessie
Anderson Theodore, cook 11 Sixth, dwl 635 Stevenson
Anderson Theodore, seaman, dwl 10 Jackson
Anderson Theodore, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Anderson Thomas, dealer coal US and 120 Market, and
president Mutual Provident Association (and Ander-
son ct- Ero.), dwl 410 Eddy
Anderson Thomas, fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Anderson Thomas, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, a New
Montgomerj" , ,
Anderson Tliomas W., bookkeeper Thomas Anderson,
dwl S s Oak bet Buchanan and Webster
Anderson T. K., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Anderson Tufve, miller Carmen Island Salt Works, dw 1 42
Ecker
Anderson Tunis, laborer, dwl 8 Anthony
Anderson T. Walter, clerk Frank Barnard & Co., dwl SE
cor Oak and Webster
Anderson W., cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co.
Anderson Walter B., special policeman, dwl 502 Stockton
Anderson William, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^^'harf,
dwl 311 Harrison
Anderson WUham, driver Yates & Co., dwl 9 Bagley PI,
rear
Anderson William, engineer, dwl 34 Lomsa
sif "ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS LIRECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Putlisher, S. P.
San Tranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merohanl
Anderson William, engineer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
Indiana nr Sierra
Anderson William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Anderson William, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Anderson William, teamster Kom & McCarthy, dwl 620
Linden Av
molder, dwl 34 Louisa
bookkeeper H. B. Tichenor & Co.,
Anderson William Jr.
Anderson AVilliam B.,
dwl 2L531 H.nvard
Anderson William H.
woodcarver, dwl W s Mission bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Anderson William R. (colored), boarding, 7 Broadway
Anderson William S., accountant Ben. Holladay & Son,
210 Battery, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Howard and Fol
Anderson & Bro. (Simon a nd Thomas A nderso-n), dealers
coal, lis and 120 Market
Anderson & Irvmg (Peter Anderson and SaimiellrviTig),
gents' furnishing goods, 219 Montgomery
Anderson & Marshall (Henry C. Artderson and Joseph S.
Marshall), oyster saloon, 91 and 93 Centre Market
ANOEKSON A RA^iDOLrU (Javies A7id€rson and
Williain C. Randolph), watches, jewelry, diamonds,
etc., 101 and 103 Montgomen,''
Andes Louis, waiter, SW cor Fourth and Berry
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 507
Mi:)ntgomery
Andgretge Stephen, sausagemaker with Fred. Katz
Andiauer Jacques, carpenter, dwl 409 Third
Andlauer Joseph V., upholsterer Henry Luchsinger & Co.,
dwl -109 Third
Andlauer Josephine Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Dolores Den-
echaud, dwl 409 Third
Andlauer Mar\' Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Dolores Denech-
aud, dwl 409 Third
And'imetti Celeste, compositor La Voce del Popolo, dwl
ISJ Lafayette PI
Andornetti Julia (widow), dwl ISJ Lafayette PI
AnUrade Evaristo, compositor Courrier de San Francisco
Andradc Guillermo (Gaxiola A- A . ), dwl 611 Folsom
Andr^ Alexander A., porter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 7 Harriet
Andreas J. G., machinist Kisdon Iron and Locomotive
Works, dwl 209 Minna
Andreazzi Giacomo, merchant, dwl 215 Broadway
Andree Rudolph, fruits and vegetables, 12 Grand Central
Market, dwl 311 Clementina
A^DUEI ADOLFO. physician, office 621 Clay
Andres Christian, band leader and musician California
Theater, dwl 345 Jessie
Andres Hear}-, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Andres Marj' M. Miss, dwl S24 Mission
Andresen Brothers (Christian and John G.), carriag©-
makers and blacksmiths, G07 Battery
Andresen Christian (Andre^m Bros.), res Oakland
Andresen John G. (Andresen Bros.), res Oakland
Andresen Peter, cutter Wright & Harmon, dwl G39 Cal
Andrew Carrie E. Miss, hairdresser 251 Third, dwl 1604
Pacific Av
Andrew Charles, driver John A. Shepston, dwl San Bruno
Road nr Golden City House
Andrew George B. T., carpenter, dwl 1224 Union
Andrew R. , lather Palace Hotel
Andrews , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Andrews , printer, dwl 532 Commercial
Andrews A. Miss, dwl 516 Pacific
Andrews Abraham, importer and retail dealer watches,
diamonds, jewelry, etc., 221 Mont dwl 111^ Minna
Andrews Alexander, laborer, dwl W s Williamson nr
Point Loboa Av
Andrews Alexander, waterman Golden Gate Park
Andrews Alfred, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Clay and Stock
Andrews Amador, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
2107 California
Andrews Ainasa B., inspector Custom House, dwl 2520 Sac
Andrews Andrew, liquor saloon, W 8 Kentucky nr Six-
teenth
Andrews Anne, lodgings, 536 Market
Andrews C. N., workman Ed^^in Falkingham, dwl 841
Mission
Andrews Ellen (widow), dwl 120S Pacific
Andrews Ellen (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1604 Pacific Av
Andrews E. 0. (B. 0. Andrews tt Co.), dwl 230 Kearny
Andrews E. 0. & Co., butter, eggs, and cheese, 24 Centre
Market
Andrews Francis M. (widow), dwl 11 Yerba Buena
Andrews Frank, carpenter, dwl 364 Minna
Andrews Frank J., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl Treat Av bet Twenty-second and Twentj'-third
Andrews Frank P., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl
767 Harrison
Andrews George, painter Frost & Richards, dwl 313 Har
Andrews George, painter Palace Hotel
Andrews George S., clerk Forwarding Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 2107 California
Andrews Harn,', busuiess manager Woodward's Gardens,
dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth
Andrews J., waiter stm Pacific
Andrews James, clerk, dwl 209 Minna
Andrews James, painter, dwl 20 Clementina
Andrews J. B., clerk stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Andrews John, dwl 424 Sansom
Andrews John, bookkeeper Front St. Warehouse, res
Oakland
Andrews Jonathan, solicitor, dwl 504 Da\is
Andrews J. P., delivery clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Howard St. VTh&rf
Andrews J. W., dwl 414 Pacific
Andrews Kirk, laborer Standard Soap Co., dwl E s Mission
Creek bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Andrews M. M., bootmaker E. H. Dunbar, dwl cor Stock-
ton and Sacramento
Andrews Ohver, hogranch, cor Fifth Av and K, dwl Sixth
Av nr L, South S. F.
Andrews Otis C, drajnuan, dwl 614^ Minna
Andrews Peter, clerk, dwl 3 Hardie PI
Andrews Richard, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Andrews Richard, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 81
Alta
Andrews Robert S., machinist Golden Gate Foundry, dwl
416 Austin
Andrews R. W., bookkeeper Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl
416 Austin
Andrews Susan Mrs., shoefitter Maj-nard & Jones, dwl
1435J- Mission
Andrews T. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Andrews Thomas, lumber stevedore, dwl 20 Clementina
Andrews Thomas, sceuic artist California Theater, dwl
1208 Pacific
Andrews T. J., maltster, dwl 406 Brannan
Andrews T. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Andrews Washburne R., carpenter, dwl 536i Howard
Andrews William, conductor Market St. Railway
Andro Pierre, liquor saloon, 704 Pac
Andros A. A., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Andros James, poultry and game, dwl N s Birch Av bet
Laguna and Octa\ia
AXBROi^ MUTOK, attorney at law, office U. S. Court
Bldg room IS, dwl NAV cor Van Ness Av and Grove
Andros Washburn, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 536J Folsom
Andross Porter H. , assistant abstract clerk Custom House,
dwl 2S O'Farrell
Andross W. S., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 23 OTarrell
Anduran Charles (H. Racouillat Jc Co.), dwl 738 Pacific
Andrzejow^ski J. W., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl
702 Bush
Anets P., deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway ^\Tiarf
Angel Andrew J., broker, dwl St. Charles'Pl nr Kearny
ANGEL IHYROX, advertising agent and newspaper
correspondent, office 411^ California room 15, dwl
1118 Howard
Angel Philip, Cooper's Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Angeles August, tinsmith, dwl 26 I^usch, rear
Angelheart George, cooper, dwl 427J Green
Angelheart M. (Foht .t A.), dwl 427^ Green
Angelis Wilhelmina (widow), dwl 1023 Powell, rear
Angelius Diedrich, driver Albany Brewerj-, dwl 756 How-
ard
Angell Horace E. (Angell, Palmer tfc Co.). dwl 11 Clem
Angell Jonathan W. , apothecarj', NW cor First and Fol-
som. dwl 415 Brj'ant
AAGELL, PALMER A €0. (Horace B. Angell and
Cyrus Palmer) proprietors Mmers' Foundry, 237-
247 First
Angell W. C, physician, office and dwl 506 Folsom
Angelo Charles Aubrey, newspaper correspondent, dwl
920 Sutter
Angelo D. G., fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Angeto Giavanoni, clerk 50G Clay, dwl 1404 Clay
Angelo Ginher, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market
Angelo Sarah (widow), dwl SW cor Eighth and Tehama
Angerer Charles, bootmaker, 1118 Folsom
Angerstein Charles, laborer Curtis Tobey, dwl 163 Minnft
Angle M. B., druggist's clerk, dwi 246 Third
Anglin John, laborer, dwi King St. House
Anglin Patrick, laborer. dwi^E s Bryant bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AIT & CO., 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Establislied 1852.
Anglin Rebecca, milliner Mrs. Mary Shear, dwl 227
Second
Anglin Thomas, packer California Funiitiu-e Manufact^
uring Co., dwl 721 Minna
AXGLO-C.4llTORM.\X BAXK Oimited), Frederick
F. Low and Ijrnatz Steinhart maua^ra, office 422
California
Auglum Francis, laborer Pacific EoUing Mills, dwl Sierra
bet Georgia and Michigan
Angonett Frank, teamster, dwl N s Filbert bet Buch-
anan and Webster
Anicott Frederick, carpenter, dwl 421 Pine
Anie Frederick, polisher California Furniture Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 371 Jessie
AXIM.II/S' FRIEND (monthly), S. F. Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals publishers, office
614 Merchant
Anjele George, papercarrier, dwl SE cor Twenty-first
Av and K, South S. F.
Ankel Bernard, hats, caps, and gents' furnishing goods,
933 Folsom
Ankele George, market, W s Railway Av bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth avs. South S. F.
Anker Ibnsina, student Heald's Business College, dwl
609 Bush
Ankle Abraham, expressman, SE cor Union and Stock-
ton, dwl 15 Jansen
Ankner Chris, propertjTnan Bella Union Theater, dwl
Government House
Anne P.O., carpenter Palace Hotel
Annie Belcher Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co. Cal.),
office 37 Merchants' E.tchange
Annie George, fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Annis Ahram, tailor, 215 Dupont, dwl 227 Pacific
Annis C, clerk H. F. Marsh, dwl 1319 Sansom
Annis Caroline widow), dwl 327 Brj-ant
Aimis James, carpenter, dwl 94S Howard
Annis Samuel, stevedore, dwl 1319 Sansom, rear
Annis William R., porter, dwl 327 Brj'ant
Ano E., waiter, dwl 6313 Commercial
Ano Louis, waiter Schneller & Beyer, dwl 1146 Market
Ansbro Mrs. (widow), dwl 107 Fifth
Ansburg Barruck (B. Aiisbiirq <t Co.), dwl 313 Green
Ansburg B. & Co. (Adam Jack; ./r.^, market, NE cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Anschel Leri, tailor.v204 Commercial
Anschel Samuel, peddler, dwl 29 Minna
Ansell Sarah (widow), dwl 728 Vallejo
Anselm Otto, messenger U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
SUickton, dwl 18 Garden
Anselme Jacquemond, dwl 117 Virginia
.Ansiglioni Henrv, dwl .523 Pine, rear
Anslein Arthur, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 3 Washoe
PI
Alison James, master mariner, dwl 425 Green
Anson Patrick, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 909 Geary
Anson Patrick F., painter Wason & Morris, dwl Sharp PI
nr Union
Anson Richard, painter, dwl 909 (3eary
Anspacher Abraham, real estate, dwl 1S20 Market
Anstett Antoine, brewer Lafayette Brewerj', dwl 725
Green, rear
Anstett Amiand (Anstett i- Grogan), dwl 725 Green, rear
Anstett & Grogan (Arviand Aiutctt and Thomas Gro-
gan), proptrs Lafavette Brewerj-. 725 and 727 Green
Anstey Charies T., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 228
Shotwell
Anthes Charles, barber, dwl 618 Pine
Anthes Frederick, bakerr, 510 Fourth, dwl 6 Harlan PI
Anthes John, musician, dwl 2 Potter
Anthes John A., clerk Henrj- B. Shaw, dwl 2 Potter
Anthes Louis, clerk, dwl Sophie Terrace nr Pine
Anthes Peter (Anthes A FUischman), dwl W 3 Sophie
Terrace nr Pine
Anthes i Fleischman (Peter Anthes and C:harlesA.
Fieischman). bairdressing saloon, 315 Kearny
Anthonison Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 24
Telegraph PI
Anthony E. T., cut-bottom stock (leather), 323 Sacra-
mento (and B. T. A nthony A Co.). dwl 124 Oak
Anthony E. T. & Co., repackers merchandise, 321-323 Sac
Anthonv Ferdinand, bookbinder Bartling k Kimball, dwl
974'Folsom
Anthony Florence M. Miss, teacher music, dwl 11 Haight
Anthonv Frank L.. clerk, dwl 11 Haight
Anthonv Frank M. , produce dealer, dwl 11 Haight
Anthony Franklin, tanner, dwl 672 Folsom
Anthony George W., real estate, office 417 Bush, dwl 730
Hayes
Anthony Harrj-, shoemaker, dwl 297 Clementina
Anthony Henrj- (Anthony ,1: Maass), dwl 6 Clara Lane
Anthony Heiirj-, cutler Will & Fiuek, dwl cor Kearny and
Union
Anthony Henr>-, peddler, dwl 769 Bryant
Anthony James, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Anthony John, boilermaker. dwl 504 Howard
Anthony Joseph, painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 104
Natoma
Anthony Milo J., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 226 Sutter
Anthony Richard M., bookkeeper and manager William
Sherman & Co. , dwl 115 Kearny
Anthony Sarah (widow), dwl 11 Haight
Anthony Walter N., clerk George W. Chapin, dwl 11
Haight
Anthony William T., with E. T. Anthony & Oj., dwl 517
Pine
Anthony & Maass (Henry Anthony and Christian
Maas.):), groceries and liquors, NiV cor Berry and
Clara Lane
Anthony's Hall, 417 Bush
Antila Abraham, longshoreman, dwl 16 Washington
Antila Gustafi, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Antisell Piano Co., 640 Washington
Antisell Thomas M. (Thomas H. Antisell it Co.), dwl 216
Fair Oaks
ASTISEIL THOJJAS M. A CO., pianos and organs,
640 Washington
Antisell William C, with Thomas M. Antisell & Co., 640
Washington
Antoine A., butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Anton (jlerster. carpenter Golden Gate Park
Antone August, cigarmaker John Lemke, dwl 18 Clem
Antone John, deckhand stm Amador. Broadway ^NTiarf
Antonelli Peter, gardener, E s Railroad Av Bay View,
South S. F.
Antonia Clara Mme., clairvoyant and phj-sician, office
and dwi 134^ Post
Antonio Barba, fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Antonio John, cook stm John L. Stephens, Oregon S. S.
Co.
Antonio John, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Antonio Thomas, laborer, dwl San Jose Av bet Twentj--
ninth and Thirtieth
Antonioli Casirairo, waiter, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Antony August, laborer, dwl 2118 Powell
Antrim Amos V., blacksmith Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 236
Sutter
Antrou Pierre, laborer, dwl SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Anttmovich A. fisherman. Clay St. ^Vharf
Antunovich Florio (Antmtovich <i- Rossett), dwl 712
Green
Antunortch Luza, laborer Milloglav & Sopa
Antunovich Nicholas, coffee saloon, SW cor East and Com-
mercial, dwl 1311i Sacramento
Ant\mo^ich & Rossell (Florio Antunovich and John
Mossell). coffee saloon, 403 East
Antz E. Z., clerk, dwl 318 Pine
Antz Hemy, market, XW cor Larkin and Geary
Anzel Marie (widow), dwl 634 Vallejo
Anzenhofer Louis, farmer, E s Ocean House Road J mile
SW Industrial School
Apel John, architect, office 610 Sac, dwl 701 Stockton
Apel's Building, 410 Kearny
Apgar G. M,, carpenter Pac FtuTiiture M. Co.
Stockton
Apogast Frederick Edwards, dwl 902 Clay
Apollo Hall, 808 Pacific , „ , .
Apothecaries' Hall. SE cor New Montgomery and Market,
Benjamin B. Thayer manager
Appel Herman, uphoisterer, dwl 807 Kearny
Appel Samuel, secondhand furniture, 22,5-227 Fifth
Appel Simon (Simon Appel ,(.- Co.), dwi 5 Willow
Appel Simon & Co. (Elias Levi), secondhand furmture,
872 Folsom
Appel Theodore, cigars and tobacco, junction Market and
Ellis, dwl 1118 Howard
Appeld Morris, mechanic, dwl 639 Mission
Appell John C, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl SW cor
Mission and Main
Appiarius Franz W., salesman Sol. Wagenheim&Co.,dwi
504 Filbert , , .„
Appiarius Henry, barkeeper F. William Kamps, dwl 40
California
Apple Henry, upholsterer Philip Stem, dwl 218 Sixth
Apple J., porter stm William Taber, Market St. Wharf
Apple Jacob, bookkeeper John Q. Hodge & Co., dwl 566
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Ai>ple S.. extniman U. & L. Co. No. 3 S. F. F.
Aj'ple Sarah Mrs., dn- groods. 2S Sixth
Api'le Wulf, merchant, dwi 5C6 Minna
Ai'i'leby Albert, shoemaker, dwI 127 Morton, rear
A]']>Iebv AVilliam, proprietor European Nursery, NW cor
Mission and T\vent?--first
Applc^'-.xrth Edw-ard, capitalist, office 302 Montgomery
I ro<fm 31 , res Oakland
Apple^tirth William, real estate, office 302 Montgtjmerj-
j room 31, res Oakland
Applc^te J. Henrr Jr., reporter with J. H. Carmany &
Co.. dwI 1119 Gearv
APPLKftATE JOSI.1H H., attorney at law, office 729
I Mnntp^mer>% dwl Grand Hotel
I Appleton Abraham, i;>eddler, dwl 942 Harrison
Appleton Thomas Jr., superintendent Mission and Pac.
Wo<3len Mills, office 517 and 519 Market, dwl N s
Twenty-third bet Capp and Mission
Appleton VTeUin^ton, dwl 516 Sutter
Aptel AValter, boatman Wainier & Raiser, dwl Meiffes
Wliarf • -*
Aquafi Esperidiona Mrs., dressmaker, 539 Vallejo
Arabet James, laborer, dwl 14 Ohio
Ara^o & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 767 Clay
AniTano Ignatius, bootblack Adam Grimm
Araml Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 719 Clay
Arand Peter, dwl 719 Clay
Arata Bartolemo. liquor saloon, 5 Clay
Arata Benjamin, lab^-rer, dwl 5 Gaven
Amta Da^id, vegetable dealer, dwl IS Ohio
AKATA F. A CO. (Dojnenico BrVjtwni), feed store,
020 liF'jadway
Arata Francisco (F. Arata a.- Co.), dwl 521 Greenwich
Arata Fr^res (Giambatuta and Giovanni), vegetables
32 Colombo Market, dwl Sunny Vale Ranch Mission
Ocean House Road
Arata Giambatista CArafa Frtres), dwl Sunny Vale
Ranch, Mission Ocean House Road
Arata Gi'^vanni (Arfita Frtsrts), dwl Smmy Vale Ranch,
Mission Ocean House R<:Tad
Arata John, cartman, dwl 6 Gaven
Araia La^\Tence, vegetable peddler, dwl 425 Filbert
Arata Louis, laborer, dwl 423 Filbert
Arata Louis J., vegetables and fruits, dwl E s Gaven bet
Filbert and Greenwich
Arata Nicola, seaman, dwl Lafavette PI
Arata Pietro. laborer D. Ghirarxlelli, dwl 13 Union PI
Arbeck A.. laJvirer, dwl 11 Pacific
Arhers Ant'<n. cigannaker. dwl 440 Minna
Arbes Charles, furrier H. Liebes & Co., dwl 317 Bush
Arbogast Fred., upholsterer Fnuik G. Edwards, dwl 902
aay
Arbondin Henry, machinist City Ironworks, dwl 4 Gra-
ham PI
Arbondin Herman, tobacconist, dwl SE cor Taylor and
Vallejn
Arbuckle Henry, groceries, NE cor Sixteenth and How-
ard, dwl Mission near Sixteenth
Arcade Hnuse, L. I>. Ingoldsbv proprietor, 930 Market
ARI'SIBALD .lOini. sunevor S. F. Savings Union,
nffice 532 California, dwl 1312 Powell
Archer Ann (widow), dwl 111 Pr^>spect PI
Archer Catharine (witJow). dwl IS Louisa
Archer Charles, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 415
Fifth
Archer Luke, lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson
Archer William, macWnist Philadelphia Brewerj-, dwl 415
Fifth
Archibald James W., machinist, dwl 254 Clementina
Archibald Jesse, teamster, dwl 297 Clementina
Archibald Prescott L., assistant suiierintendent Central
R. R.,dwl 5 Mason
Archibald W. F., operator Western Union Tel^raph Co.,
dwl S3S Mission
Archibald William, molder, dwl 53C Mission
Arder> Agnes Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,dwl
2tJi Kearny
.Arder>- J. A., salesman H. K- Cummings &. Co., dwl 155
Tehama
Aregan Lars, dwl 123 Jackson
Arellano Ignacio, barber, dwl 11 Morey Alley
Arend G., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Arendt Edward, car upholsterer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
lt;7 Silver
Arendt William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor Br^'ant and Eighth
Arensberg H., physician, otflce and dwl 30 Kearny
Arent Dai.id, blacksmith, dwl 10 Zoe, rear
Arents Albert, metallur^st, dwl 1410 Califoraia
Arey James A., driver John Bamber. res Oakland
Arev Robert B., first officer stm William Taber, Market
St. ^\'harf
Arey Walter W., bookkeeper Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl
1516 Franklin
Arfort Jean B., carriage and wagomnaker, 218 Post, dw]
504 Fulton
Argan John (Birch, Argall d- Co.), dwl 323 Fifth
Argenti T. W., varieties, W s Mission bet Twenty-fiftl.
and Twentv-sixth
ARGENTINE REPrBLK*, Charles Bamn consul,
office 510 Battery
Argo Manuel, driver G. Vemard, dwl 440 Greenwich
Arguello -\lfred O., law student with S. L. Johnson, dwl
318 Pine
Aria Risetto, ropemaker. dwl Duncan Court ur Bdwy
Ariani Santo (Scalmanini ^ Co.), dwl 14 Washingt'jQ
Arias Gertrude Miss, dressmaker, dwl 343 Jessie
Ariaz Benancio, janitor London and S. F. Bank, dwl 21
Telegraph PI
Arigrinj Napeleone, fresco painter, dwl N s Green bet
Dupont and St<>ckton
Ariola Jlargarit-f. deputy poundkeeper, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Vallejo
Aris~Anielia E. Miss, dwl 1203 Howard
Aristide Gustav, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Aritta Andrew, with John J. Hardy, dwl 570 l^nion
Ariv6, P., real estate and florist, dwl Galinto nr Fifteenth
Arizona Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), office
419 California room 17
Arizona and Utah Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Joseph
Maguire secretary-, office 419 California
Arjo Miguel, j^ddler, dwl 31 John
Arl Joseph, waiter H. Hoesch, dwl 719 Clay
Arlett Benjamin, mason Palace Hotel
Arling Isaac, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 346 Ritch
Arlington Da\id M., carpenter, dwl 1125 Kearny
Arlington House, 3Irs. E. M. Gillan proprietress, 127
Kearny
Arlington William rRoss d- Arlington}, dwl 612 Taylor
Arlington W illiun, minstrel Maguire's Opera House
Armager Charles W., policeman City Hall, dwl S12 Stock
Arman Edward, hairdresser, dwl 72 Everett
Armand Adolphe, laundryman Mrs. Angeline Digean, dwl
6 Polk Lane
Armand Lautand, tailor, 327 Pine
Armanin Frank, shoemaker Louis Deferrari, dwl Union,
bet Dupont and Stockton
Armann Edward (Gallanher d: A.), dwl 72 Everett
Armaurd P., boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, dwl o Willow
bet Mission and Valencia
Armbruster Adolph, clerk, dwl 10 Junipsr
Armbruster Daniel, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
11 Hickory
Armbruster Henry, raachinis* Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works, d'wl Second nr F^.lsom
Armbruster JuUus, engraver California Jewelrv Co., dwl
312 Chestnut
Armer Herman, traveling agent Knllman & Armer, dwl
1230 Bush
Armer Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 522 Stwkton
Armer Max (Kxaiman .t- A.), dwl 631 OTarrell
Armer R-^bert. tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl NU' cor Hvde
and Pacific
Armer Thomas, cook Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl 520
California
Armes C. William (Ami'^s A: Dallam), res Oakland
Amie-^ George W. (Annen A- Dallam), res Oakland
AR.nES A- DALLAM (C. W. and G. W. ArmeJi and
Richard B. Dallam), importers wood and willow
ware and manufacturers brooms, tubs, and pails, 215
and 217 Sacramento, manufactory- 22 and 24 California
Armington Edward J., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 1017 Hay
Armington Edward R., tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl
1017 Clay
Armington George H., salesman C. Otto & Co., dwl 2S1
Minna
Armitage George, saihnaker Harding & Braunn, dwl 414
Union
Armitage John, plasterer, dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
Armitage Jo5ej>h, painter F. A. Rutherford
Armon George, cook Lick House
Armonat Carl, restaurant Wilson's Amphitheater, 637Mis3
Arraonino P., vegetables. 75 Colombo Market
Armor WDliam, barkeeper Flanigan & Kennelly, dwl N'W
cor Pacific and Front
Armory Hall, 134 Fourth
Armorj- Hall Building, NE cor Montgomery and Sac
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New York.
I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Estatlisliea 1862.
Arms M"ses, jioliceman City Hall, dwl cor Grceu and
Mi»nt;r<)nierv Av
Armst Julin. photo'jrapher Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 726
Califoi-nia
Armstroni; Amelia Miss, dwl 2220 Broadway
Amistroiigf Anna Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 7S2 Howard
Armstronj? Caroline A., vestmaker, dwl 415 Powell
Annstronf;: Catherine Sirs., upholsteress California Fiirni-
tm-e Manufacturing Co., dwl 522 O'Fai-rell
Ami^troH^^ (_'lKir]es, asphaltum worker N. P. Perine
ArnistroHLC Charles, seaman stm Kaloraiua, Market St.
Wharf
Armstroii!,' Christopher, clerk Michael Connell, dwl NW
cor Harriet and Folsom
Armstrong Christopher, sign painter, dwl 1810 Polk
Armstrong Daniel, clerk John McKillip Si. Co., dwl 13
Grand Av
Armstrong David, com mcht, dwl 522 O'Fan-ell, rear
Annstrong Dennis, salesman Lazarus Schwartz, dwl 609J
Jlinna
Armstrong Edward J. M., clerk Benjamin S. Brooks, dwl
1003 Powell
Armstrong Edward J., collector, dwl 2313 Howard
Armstrong Fannie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moor-
head, dwl 549 Mission
Anustrong Frank T., porter Meeker, James & Co., dwl
622 O'Farrell, rear
.\rmstrong George, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
S s Waller bet Webster and Fillmore
Armstrong Henrj-, clerk, dwl 112G Market
Armstrong .lames, barkeeper John K. Armstrong, dwl
NE cor Third and Townsend
Annstrong James, brewer and bottler ale, SW cor Folsom
and Fourteenth, dwl 240 Sixth
Armstrong James, gardener, dwl E s Harrison nr Twenty-
fourth
Armstrong James, shoemaker, dwl 415 Powell
Ai-mstrong Jennie Miss, dwl 2220 Broadway
Armstrong Joanna (widow), dwl cor Chapultepec and
Henrietta, Bernal Heights
Armstrong John, engineer, dwl 1023 Hyde
Armstrong John, laborer, dwl 1100 Folsom
Armstrong John, laborer, dwl Tyler bet Jones and Taylor
Armstrong John, laborer Risdon Iron and Locomotive
Works, dwl 809 Folsom
Armstrong John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Annstrong John, tailor, dwl IGO Minna
Armstrong John G., cooper Bernard F. Stromberg, dwl
409 Sutter
Armstrong John H., vamisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 460
Sixth
Armstrong John K., liquor saloon, NE cor Third and
Townsend, dwl 417 Tehama
Armstrong John L., stockbroker, 434 Montgomery dwl
440 Hayes
Armstrong Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Armstrong Matilda Mrs., dressmaker, 1417 Dupont
Armstrong Michael, laborer, dwl Tyler bet Jones and
Taylor
Ai-mstrong Robert, clerk, dwl 736 Vallejo
Annstrong Rudolph, cooper, dwl 1417 Dupont
Armstrong Samuel C, salesman George W. Miller, dwl
604 Bryant
Armstrong Samuel P., teamster, dwl 31 Lafayette
Armstrong Thomas, student Heald's Business College
Armstrong Ti-uman B., turner Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 3.'i John
Armstrong WilUam, compositor S. F. Clu-onicle, dwl 1137
Armstrong William, grainer, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Capp
and Mission
Armstrong William H., clerk Medical Director's OfBce U.
S. A., 106 Stockton, dwl 942 Howard
Annstrong William H., waterman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Annstrong W. W.,bookkeeper John C. Winans, dwl 1001
Sutter
Amaad Albert, barkeeper Mrs. J. Sajous, dwl 12 Wdlow
Av
Amberger Frank, musician, dwl 1306 Montgomery
Arnesen Ivan, cook, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Amcson Soren, laborer, dwl 90B Filbert
Ame<t John, photographer, dwl 725 Califonua
Amhdt William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor Eighth and Brj'ant
Amheim Abe, clerk Isaac & Gross, dwl 323 Pacific
Aniheim Gustavnis, jeweler, dwl 8 Steu.art
Arnheim Hennan. clerk S. S. Amheim, S Steuart
Arnhcim JuHus S., druggist, NE cor Ninth and Mission
AUi\IIKl.n SAJIIIEL .S„ cigars and stationery, S,
Steuart
Aniheim Sol. clothing, 323 Pacific
Aridieim William S,, jeweler, dwl 8 Steuart
Arnnim Alice (widow), liquor saloon, Potrero Av nr El
Doi-ado
Arnof Gus. , jeweler R. W. Jackson, dwl 8 Steuart
Ai-nold Adam, butcher, dwl S s Eleventh Av bet N andP
South S. F.
Arnold Amanda Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 1400
Polk
Arnold Ames, teamster, cor Market and Spear, dwl E s
Fair O.aks nr Twenty-third
Arnold Anna (widow), dwl 934 Folsom
Arnold Augustus B., sa^h and blindmaker, dwl 511 How
Ai-nold Austin, bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
429 Geary
Arnold A. W., jjainter and grainer, dwl 315 Minna
Arnold Benjamin E., wholesale butcher, NW cor Fourth
Av and M, South S. F., dwl 2217 Howard
Arnold Charles, liiborer, dwl 317 Francisco
Arnold Elbridge F., optician and stationer, 427 Kearny
dwl 822 Filbert
Arnold Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl E 3 Fair Oaks
nr Twenty-third
Arnold F. D'. letter carrier S. F. Post-offlce, dwl S s
Twentieth bet Guerrero and Valencia
Arnold Francis W., cooperage, 70S Front, dwl 519 Octa\ia
Arnold George, cabinetmaker Kimball Manufacturing Co.
Arnold George, laborer, dwl cor Twentieth and Potrero Av
Arnold George C. , teacher German, Urban Academy, dwl
701 Geai-y
Arnold George W., plumber, dwl cor Twentieth and Po-
trero Av
Arnold O. H. , clerk Occidental Hotel
Arnold Joe. New Mission Market, Mission nr Thirtieth
Arnold John, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Arnold John i^lrs., dwl S s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Arnold John C, business manager Buckley's Varieties,
dwl 719 Clay
Arnold John F., conductor Clay St. Hill R. B., dwl 1603
Leavenworth
Aniold JosiS, waiter, dwl 719 Clay
Arnold Joseph, coal and wood, 8'26 Third, dwl 274 Clem
Arnold Lewds, financial secretary Longshoremens' Be-
nevolent Assn, dwl 3 Clay
Arnold Louis, gr.icer, dwl 1600 Powell
Arnold Marcus P. , lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 1503
Leavenworth
Arnold Matthew, machinist Union Iron Works
Aniold Noah S. (iV. S. Arnold X- Co.). dwl 918 Capp
Arnold N. S. & Co. , hardware commission merchants and
ma:nufacturers' agents, 312 California
Arnold Otto, messenger London and San Francisco Bank,
dwl 309 Powell
Arnold Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 634
Bnsh , , ^
Arnold Rufus W., teamster Sedgley & Davis, dwl Es
Shntwell bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Arnold Thomas C, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 101
Grove . .
Arnold T. J. , engineer Board State Harbor Commissioners,
office 440 Jackson, res Oakland
Arnold William, laborer, dwl N s Delgardo PI nr Hyde
Arnold William H., cook U. S. Marine Hospital
Aniold William H., salesman, dwl 936 Howard
Aniold U. K., bookkeeper Greenebaum Bros., dwl 1017
ARNOT N.4THAME1 B.. manager Vulcan Iron
Works, 136 and la7 Fremont, dwl 1614 Pine
jIKKOT NATHlMIEl, »., Jr.. secretary Central R.
R. Co., office 118 Taylor, dwl 2.510 Clay
Amott Henry, extniman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl
419 Pacific
Amott John, dwl 537 Sacramento
Amott Thomas, expressman, dwl 411 Sixth
AmsburgCharies,market,corBroadwayand Montgomery,
dwl 313 Green „, „ „ »
Amson John, Shipwright 8 Join-. Assn, 71 New Mont
\Tnstoin Eu"'ene fSlein, Simr/ii it- Co. J, dwl 332 Eddy
Arnstein Ludwig, bookkeeper St«in, Simon & Co., dwl
332 Eddy
Amstein Max, dwl 828 Greenwich
Amtz F. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Aronsolm Sigmund, peddler, dwl 3 Monroe
Aronson Abraham, furniture, 1320 Stockton, dwl 'Jessie
bet Fifth and Sixth
Aronson Arnold, shoecutter, dwl 3 Monroe
Aronson George, pawnbroker, 110 Keamy, dwl 307 Eddy
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D, W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
Aronson Julius, drj'-goods clerk, dwi 500 Jessie
Aronson Leon, salesman Brow-n Bros. & Co., dwl 824 O'-
Farrell
Aronson Nuthan, clerk Joseph Bock, dwl 30 Sixth
Aronson Siegismund, clerk Shirek & Co.. dwl 932 Bdwy
Aronstein Adolph, physician, office 29 Kearay, dwl 620
Jones
Arp Jockum, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Arper Albert D.. millhand California Mills, dwl 2132 How
Arper Thomas, millwright F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 2132
H 11 ward
; Arper Walter, sash and blindraaker, dwl 2132 Howard
Arps Heniiun, cabinetmaker Field & Frei, dwl 573 Bryant
I Arrambide J. B., live-stock dealer, dwl 759 Harrison
I Arrata Paoli. peddler, dwl 3 Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Arrata Serapheno, peddler, dwl 736 Vallejo, rear
Arrate LewTs, marble polisher J. & C. Morris, dwl 784
Fulsom
Arrechea Augustine, dwl lOlS Stockton
Arrelano Manuel, laborer, dwl 12 Pollard PI
Arreras Jesus (widow), dwl 723 Broadway
Arret Hans H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Arriestopher Arriest, miner, dwl 127 Jackson
Arrigoni Napoleone, fresco painter, dwl 9 Union PI, rear
Arrington Maria L. (widow), dwl (>i3 Folsom
Arrington Nicholas T., bookkeeper Newton Bros. & Co.,
dwl 1309 Mason
Arringt^sn William Bailey, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*s
office, dwl 643 Folsom
Arriola Edward f Septtlveda, A. it Piinentel), dwl 14
Auburn
Arriola Isabella (wHdow), dwl 14 Auburn
Arrisseau Louis, carpenter, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo
Arronge Eugene, dyer, dwl 615 Pacific
Arrowsmith Dand" B., general agent, office 426 Mont-
gomeiT. dwl 1107 Pine
Arrowsmith Henry, clerk Ammon, Caspari & Co., res
Oakland
Arrowsmith John, laborer, dwl 7 Tehama
Arrowsmith Joseph, salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 16
Lafayette
Arsberrj- Joseph, telegraph operator, dwl 572 Folsom
AKT ASSOIXITION, San Francisco. Robert C. Rog-
ers secretary-, J. Ross Martin assistant secretary-,
rooms 313 Pine
Arteche Frank, laborer George W. Swan &Co., dwl 27
Commercial
Arth George, musician, dwl 742 Folsom
Arthur Charles S. . hamessmaker Can-ille Manufacturing
Co. , dwl 330 Brannan
Arthur Eva (widow), dwl 330 Brannan
Arthur George N. (J. D. Arthur .t- Smi), res Oakland
Arthur John (J. J). Arthur d: Son), res Oakland
Arthur J. D. & Son (Genr<je N, Arthxir), farm and ex-
press wagons, SW cor California and Da\is
Arthur William S., baker and confectioner, 259 Third
^Vrthut Edwin M., paying teller AVells, Fargo & Co., res
Oakland
Artigues E. &. Co. (Jean and Lmiis Artigiies}, butch-
ers. 14 San Francisco Market and S s Fifth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Artigues Emile (E. Artigves tfc CoJ, dwl Fifth Av bet
Railroad Av and N., feouth S. F.
Artigues Jean /"£. Artitjues <.(■ Co.;, dwl Rfth Av bet
Railroad Av and N., South S. F.
Artigues Louis fK Artianes d- CoJ, dwl Fifth Av bet
Railroad Av and N., South S. F.
Artt David W., carpenter, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
Arzbergcr Martin, housepainter, dwl 1614 Bush
Asal Adolf, brush manufacturer, dwl 3 Noble PI
AsbesU>s Felting and Paint Co., Merrell & Hook agents,
office 314 Tow-nsend
Asbury Frank, dwl 123 T>ier
Asby John, tailor Adolph Young, dwl 153 Third
Asch B., hairdresser F. A. Regner, dwl 415 Clementina
Asch William, eapeutt«r Wolf Fleischer, dwl 415 Clem
Ascheck Henrj-, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
Golden Gate Hotel
Aachen Ernst, clerk Henry Nolt«, dwl SW cor Dupout
and Bush
Aschcr A. F., clothing, 408 Fourth
Ascher H. R., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Aschmann William, clerk Nicholas Wiebalk, dwl SW cor
Bush and Polk
Aschmann William, longshoreman, dwl 39 Jackson
Ascott John, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart !
Ascroft Alice Mnie., milliner, 110 Geary |
Ascroft Henry, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 110
Geary
Ash Brothers fLeo and Jacob), importers and jobbers
clotliing, NW cor Battery and Bush
Ash C. L. (\vidow), dwl 540 Second
Ash, David, horseshoe nailmaker John W. Clough, dwl
518 Mission
Ash Harriet (widow), nurse, dwl 413 Fourth
Ash Herman, salesman Ash Bros., dwl 700 Ellis
Ash Jacob (Aiyh Brothers), res New York
Ash Leo (Anh Brotht-rs), dwl 700 Ellis
Ash Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 117 Natoma
Ash Pet«r, laborer Ri^don I. and L. Works, dwl 551 Min
Ash Robert, attorney at law, dwl 1010 Mission
Ash Simon, clerk Henrj" Meininger, dwl 215 Clementina
Ash Thomas P., shorthand reporter, dwl SE cor Eddy
and Steiner
Ash William, tailor, dwl 415 Clementina
Ash. See Ashe
Ashboum Alexander (colored), manufacturer California
Cocoanut Pulverizing Co., 738 Howard
AshbiuTier William, mining engineer, office 240 Mont-
gomen", dwl 1014 Pine
ASUBt'Kl' MOiXKOE, auditor city and county, office
3 City Hall first fioor, dwl 204 Montgomery'
Ashby Mark T. , mining, office 402 Front room 8, dwl 516
Greenwich
Ashby Wilson, mining, office 402 Frqnt
Ashcom James E. , register clerk Fourth District Court,
dwl 1104 Market
Ashcroft William, captain stm Macpherson, dwl 1203 Jack
Ashe Oregon,', porter John E. Richards, dwl 114 Tehama
Ashe Matthew, barkeeper John E. Richards, dwl Mis-
sion nr Thirtieth
Asher Alexander B., policeman City Hall, dwl 603 Bush
Asher Charles L., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 44
Third
Asher Edward, dwl 555 Natoma
Asher Henrj', merchant, dwl 212 Sutter
Asher Samuel, oil clothing, factory 325 Davis, dwl 225
Clay
Asherson Emil, bookkeeper Hebrew Observer, dwl 432
Clementina
Ashim George, clerk, dwl 44 Third
Ashim S., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Ashley Delos R., messenger and clerk Naval Office Cus-
tom House, dwl 712 Bush
Ashley Delos R. (mdow), dwl 712 Bush
Ashley W. H., clerk Firemaus Fxmd Insurance Co., dwl
224 Kearny
Ashley W. H. filrs., dressmaker, 224 Kearny
Ashman Charles, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
54 First
Ashman Richard T., engineer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl
cor Sierra and Indiana
Ashruan William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ashmead Gusta\^is S. (Ashmead <i- EellumJ, dwl Mari-
posa bet Florida and York
Aslimead & Kellum (Gustavus S. Ashmead and Charles
T. KelhiMil, carpenters and builders, 5 Beale
Ashmore William, storekeeper Cosmspolitan Hotel
Ashton A., dwl 828 California
Ashton Charles (Beveridqe S: A.), dwl 9 Hubbard
A6ht<:m Charies S., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
dwl E s Fillmore bet Union and Green
Ashton Frank, clerk, dwl 9 Hubbard
Ashton H.. quartennaster Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Ashton William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ashton M'illiam C, salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., dwl
408 Brj-ant
Ashworth Thomas, dwl 806 McAllister
Askham Charles M., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
310 Ritch
Askwith William C, steward stm William Taber, Market
St. Wharf
Asmas Ehse Miss, dressmaker M. Vaslin, dwl Pacific bet
Hyde and Larkin
Asmus John, farmer, E s San Jos6 Road nr Five-mile
House
Asmus John, porter Grosh & Rutherford, dwl 724 O'Farrell
Asmussen Wilhehii, groceries, liquors, and boarding, NAV
cor Brj'ant and Eighth
AspeirWilliam, calker, dwl 315 Fremont
AssaJino Nicholas, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl T\venty-
seventh bet Folsom and Harrison, Bemal Heights
Assalino Salvatora, co4:.k, dwl T%venty-seventh bet Folsom
and Harrison, Bemal Heights
Assanger Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 3 Man' Lane
Assanger Henrietta (widow), dwl 3 Mar>' Lane
Karitan Eiver Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAIT & CO/S, 87 California Market,
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Assayer State, Louis Falkenau, otfice 421 Montgomery
Asseiin Benjamin, travelina: ajj:ent. dwl 31 Glen Park Av
Asseiin Charles, carpenter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl W 3
Hampshire bet Twenty- second and Twenty-third
Asseiin John, millhand California Mills, dwl 5<j3 Mission
Asseiin Susan (widow), dwl W s Hampshire bet T^venty-
second and Twentv-third
ASSESSOR fITY Ai\0 <'OF\TT, office 22 City HaU
first iioov
Assion Henr>-, tailor, dwl l\ Morey Alley
Assion Joseph, merchant tailor, 205 Montgomerj', dwl 34S
Third
ASStSTAN'T SITERIN'TEXDENT RAILWAY
MAIL SERVaCE, office (iOti Montgomery
Assmann Adolph (Asamatui d- XeubertJ, dwl Hampshire
bet El Donido and Alameda
Assmann Frederick, dwl Hampshire bet El Dorado and Al-
ameda
Assmann Otto, cabinetmaker, dwl 612 Pine
Assmann & 'SeubeTt( Adolph Assmann and Rudolph jVew-
bert), butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 10 California Market
Astemian L., baker>% 13 Pearl
Asteruch M., milliner Mrs. M. Seliff, dwl 529 Greenwich
Asten Ferdinand O., masquerade costumer, 655 Wash
AstenJuhn, expressman, cor Pacific and Davis, dwl 3
Brt:>adway
Astou James, gasfitter, dwl 401 Jessie
Aston Sarah E. (wido\v), dwl 461 Jessie
Astor Block, 631 Sacramento
ASTREDO AXTHOXY, Astredo's Exchange, 635
Washington, dwl 914 Vallejo
Asztalos Samuel, cabinetmaker, dwl 529 Greenwich
Atchinson B. M. fB. M. Atchiii^on tt CoJ, res East Oak-
land
Atchinson B. M. & Co. f Edward L. CuttenJ , butter, e^:s,
and cheese, 16 and 28 Centre Market
Atchinson John, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 452
Sixth
Atheam Charles G. (Athearn & Co.), dwl 913 McAllister
Atheam Charles M., milkman, dwl 1313 Larkin
Athearn Joseph H. {Atheam 6: Co.) , dwl 17 Second Av
Atheam William, clerk Forwarding Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 1707 Leavenworth
ATHEARN A CO. (Charles G. aiid Joseph H.
Athearn), groceries, provisions, and ship stores, 8
Clay
Atherton E. A., architect, ofifice 330 Pine room 47
Atherton Faxon D., capitalist, office 705 Sansom, res Fair
Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Atherton Faxton D. Jr. , clerk F. D. Atherton, res Fair
Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Atherton Henry, metal roofer Wilham Cronan
Atherton John, laborer, dwl 23 Minna
Atherton N. H., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 614 Kearny
Atherton William, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Athey Andrew, laborer Spring V'alley Water W. Co., dwl
227 Second
Athey James, machinist, dwl 617 Minna
Alhey John, carpenter, dwl 522 Folsora
Athoy A. , laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co.
Atken Charles H., with Boilermaker Assn, 818 Howard
Atkins A, B., grocer Henry B. Atkins, dwl SE cor O'Far-
rell and Jones
Atkins Benjamin F. (Cord, Otten d: Co.), dwl 8 Com
Atkins David, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R.
Atkins Ebenezer, porter F. B. Taylor & Co.
ATKLN'S HENRY B., gr<x;eries, liquors, and real-
estate agent, bS cor O'Frrrell and Jones
Atkins Joseph, pipefitter Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a WTiarf
Atkins L., laborer Palace Hotel
Atkins Robert C. (Orr tfc Atkim), dwl 60S Geary
Atkins. See Aitkens
Atkinson A., laborer Palace Hotel
Atkinson Alexander, clerk, dwl 111 Taylor
Atkinson C. Elwood, basketmaker William B. Bradbury,
dwl Twenty-fourth bet Mission and Bartlett
Atkinson Francis, boilermaker, dwl 221 Linden Av
Atkinson Francis, fireman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D.,dwl
311 Sixth
Atkinson George, dwl 622 Grove
Atkinson George, wheelwright, dwl 535J Minna
Atkinson George F., woodturner William B. Bradbury,
dwl 520 Fulsom
Atkinson James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta nr
Georgia
Atkinson James, wholesale and retail winee and liquors,
538 Market, dwl 41 Tehama
Atkinson Joseph H., dwl 1032 Broadway
Atkinson L. (L, Atkinson ct CoJ, dwl 22 Sansom
ATKINSON E, A CO., shirt and collar manufacturers,
22 Sansom
Atkinson Laura (widow), canvasser, dwl 113 Perry
Atkinson Nathan, real estate, office 507 Montgomery, dwl
W s Gough nr Tjier
Atkinson Rttbert, laborer, dwl 31S Davis
Atkinson Rrise H. (widow), dwl 365 Minna
Atkinson Thomas, dwl Old San Jos6 Road nr Industrial
School
Atkinson Thomas, real estate, dwl 26 Howard, rear
Atkinst.'n Thos. E., bookkeeper 410 Sansom, dwl Twenty-
fourth nr Mission
Atkinson Thomas T., bookkeeper Lyon & Co., dwl 112
Hyde
Atkinson William, sailmaker, dwl 6 Clay
Atlantic and Pacific Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (El
Dorado Co., Cal.), office 419 Calif urnia room 5
Atlantic and Pacffic Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co.,
Cal.), office 331 Montgomen' room 14
ATL-INTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO.
(Central Pacific Division^, Lelaud Stanford president,
Richard P. Hammond general manager, F. L. Van-
denbergh superintendent, J. G. Bloomer city manager,
office 507 California ; branches Grand Hotel, Lick
House, SE cor Sac and Front, cor Fourth and To\m-
send, Oakland Ferrj' Wharf, and Broadway "Wharf
Atlantic Giant Powder Co. (New York), office 603 Wash
Atlantic Straw Works, Forrest & Co. proptrs, 132 Fourth
Atlas Insurance Co. (Fii-e), of Hartford, Hutchinson,
Mann & Smith agents, 31-4 California
Atterbun,- Alexander, bookkeei>er James N. McCune, dwl
304 Seventeenth
Atterbur,- James N., contractor and builder, dwl 923 Miss
Atterburj' John P., contractor and builder, dwl 92S Miss
Attinger Gottleib, bootmaker Frank Muller,dwl 31 Morton
Attinger Gustav, shoemaker, dwl 31 Morton
Attridge Arthur, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
W s Noe bet Market and Fifteenth
Attridge Edward, porter, dwl 1010 Filbert
Attridge James, laborer Front St. Warehouse, dwl NE
cor Broadway and Montgomery
Attridge Thomas, porter Cowell's Warehouse, dwl 1307
Broadway
Attwood Melville, consulting mining engineer, dwl 722
Bush
Atwill Edward, salesman Mowatt & Co. , dwl 210 Minna
Atwill Joseph F. (AticUl i- Co.), res Oakland
Atwill & Co. tJoi<eph F. Aticilljy Western Mining Agency,
office 240 Montgomery
Atwood Caroline L. Mrs., assistant Girls* High School,
dwl 1511 Clay
Atwood E. C, clerk, dwl 636 Commercial
Atwood Ephraim H. fAticood d; Bodwdl) , dwl 1511 Clay
Atwood Ernest, laborer Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 636
Commercial
Atwood George A., groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom
and Twenty-second, dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-
second and Twenty -third
Atwood George E. (Nichols & AJ, dwl SW cor Drumm
and Sacramento
Atwood William T., bookkeeper Porter, Blimi & Slessin-
ger, dwl 629 Post
Atwood & Bodwell (Ephraim Atwood and Barry E.
Bodwcilly Excelsior Windmill, pump and horsepower
and tank manufacturers, 211 and 213 Mission
Atzeroth Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 415 Francisco
Auban Vittoria Madame, laundress Felecite Cleman, dwl
Broadway, bet Dupont and Kearny
Aubert Albert, hams, bacon, etc., 10 San Francisco and 55
Centre markets, dwl 3 Graham PI
Aubert James M., physician, office and dwl 504 Kearny
Aubert Joseph, dwl 532 Pacific
Aubert Joseph P., jeweler, dwl 620 Fulton
Aubert Paul L., jeweler California Jewelrj' Co., dwl 1314
O'Farrell
Aubery John, seaman, dwj 140 Folsom
Aubin Adolphiue Mrs., ironer B. Sarthon, dwl 907 Sac
Auboimet August, proprietor Europe Hotel, 107 Dupont
Aubrey Bernard, real estate, dwl 209 Montgomer>- Av
Aubrey CTiarles, tinner G. in W. Snook, dwl 451^ Tehama
Aubrey Francis O., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE
cor Twentv-third and Chattanooga
Aubriere Peter, clerk Herbeman & Fonroche, dwl 209
Montgomen' Av
Auburn Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), office 414 Cal-
ifornia
Auberj- Emily Mrs., clerk U. S. Surveyor General, dwl
415 Post
Aud B. Mrs., dwl 100 McAllister
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEEOTOKI, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
I
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Audiffrcil Aljihonse, driver Hy])olite Audiffred, dwl 224
Austin
Audiffred Hj-polite, wood and charcoal, Mission St. Wharf,
dwl 224 Austin
All>!TOK fITY AXB> COr.\TY, office 3 City HaU
first tioL.r
Ainller llornian, cariienter Snow & May, dwl 535 Howard
Audmare Emanuel, laundry, 314 Sutler
Audniaro Eniil.laundiynian Enianuel Audmare, 314 Sutter
Auerbach Charles M., bookkeeper Levi Strauss '& Co., dwl
711 OTarreU
Auerbach Julius J., physician, office cor Powell and
Broadway, dwl 1306 Powell
Auorb.'iL'h Leopold, merchant (Montana Ter.), dwl 516
OTan-uU
Auerbach Lewis, cijjar dealer, dwl 340 Turk
Auerbach Louis, cigars and tobacco, 309 East, dwl 14 Har-
riet
Au;^e Lewis, carpenter, dwl W s Miller PI
AI'CI'^K B. E. cV <'0., importers and commission mer-
th;ints. -tWHjiattery
Auger B. Eugene (B. E. Aiuj&r <{; Co.), dwl S20 Howard
Auger Flora Mrs., milliner, dwl 1416 Powell
Auger -luim, baker, dwl 1416 Powell
Auger Lambert, instrument maker, 203 Montgomery, dwl
64 Natoma, rear
Augerstcin Fredcrich, musician, dwl 163 Minna
Augsburger Frank, carpenter, dwl 909 Kearny
Augsburgh Frederick (Fawcett ii: A.), dwl 6*3 Minna
August Hein;3', porter Nathan R. Lowell, NW cor Pine
and Da\*is
August John, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
August Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Augusta Kindergarten Select School, 534 Turk
Augustine M., bookkeeper Roseubaum & Friedman, dwl
23 Kearny
Augustine Morris, bookkeeper, dwl 23 Keamy
Augustiny Harmes, clerk Solomon Meyer, dwl 32 Willow
Av
Augusto Miguel, cook, dwl SW cor Dnimm and Oregon
Augusto Robert, barber Manuel J. Silva, dwl 707 Brannan
Augustus Fi-ank, varnisher Ki-ageu & Co., dwl 549 Mission
Augustus Josejth, painter, dwl 703 Davis
Auibach Adam, compositor, dwl 20i Keamy
Auld Junies, salesman David Pointer, dwl 531 Clay
Ault Henry, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Ault Jo^dih P., hostler William Miner, dwl 197 Stevenson
Ault Martha M., adjuster Coinei-'s Dejiartment U. S. Mint,
dwl 329 O'Farrell
Auman Frederick ,','1 uman & Tletjen), dwl 508 Broadway
Auman i; Tictjen (Frederick Auman and Henry Tiet-
jen ', liquor saloon, 90S Kearny
Auradou A. L. (Auradoit d- Tf/rtellJ, dwl 520 Merchant
Aurad(.u Leon, game, poultry, etc., 507 Merchant, dwl
520 Merchant
Aui-adou iS: Tortell (A. L. Auradou and William Tor-
tell ly game, poultrj', etc.. 507 Merchant
Aurende Charles H., porter George W. Clark
Aurick i_'harles, seaman, dwl SW"cor East and Merchant
Aurignac Marccllin, florist, dwl 31 Hinckley
Aurora Co. (Chinese), cigannakers, 206 Dupont
Aurouze .Marius, hairdressiug saloon, 647 Pacific, dwl 1114
Stoukton
Ausman Otto, varnisher John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 612
Phie
Austenuiller Clmrlea, barkeeper Schramm & Schnabel
Ali$Tlx\ ALEXANDER, tax collector City and Coun-
ty, t'tticc 1 City Hall first floor, dwl 11 Keamy
Austin Alfred, mason Palace Hotel
Austin Arnold, bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
429 (Jtjary
Austin Arthur C, clerk Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 516
Fol,<.,m
AtSTIX B. <'., tin can and box manufacturer, 520
Washington, res West Oakland
Austin diaries, barkeeper, dwl Long Bridge foot Fourth
Austin l>a\id S., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution,
office NW cor 8aciumenU» and Leidesd(>rff
Austin Edward, fireman Central Pacific R. K., dwl 6G4
Howard
Austin Fi-ank, waiter stm John L. Stephens, Oregon S. S.
Co.
Austin Henry, dentist, office and dwl 634 Washington
Austin Isaac, second iissistivnt engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Constitution, dwl Quincy House
Austin .lacob, carpenter Palace Hotel
Austin John i MaUon tO A.i, dwl 1805 Mason
Austin John, expressman, cor Pacific and Davis, dwl 3
Broadway
Austin John, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Austin John, drajnnan, 604 Front, dwl 717 Natoma
Axistin Joseph, port warden, office 525 Front, dwl Lick
House
Austin Joseph B., salesman 0. Lawton & Co., dwl 2524
Clay
Austin M. A., master mariner, dwl 2136 Howard
Austin Marcus E., agent patent window curtains, 630
Keamy, res East Oakland
Austin M. F. Miss, associate principal Clarke Institute
dwl 22S Capp
Austin Sampson, packer O. Lawton & Co., dwl 223 Clara
Austin Thomas, carpenter Charles Williams, dwl 423 Bush
Austin Thomas A., clerk U. S. Custom House, dwl 96G
Folsom
Australasian Steam Navigation Co., J. C. Merrill & Co.
agents, office 204 California
Austrian Uene\olent Society, 155 New Montgomery'
Air!^l'RO-lir\<;AKI AN EltBFIRE, Gottlieb A. E.
Muecke consul, office 109 California room 8
Autajne George, French laundiy, 2213 Pine
Autey William H., waiter, 232 First
Auvray Frank, teamster Vermeil & Wellington, dwl SE
cor Fourth and Beny
Auxilby Samuel, steward Pacific JIail S. S. Constitution,
Auzinger Wolfgang, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl First Av
nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Avenue House, John P. Genet proprietor. 819 Keamy
Averill Etta Miss, dressmaker, dwl 263 Third
Averill J. L., bookkeeper H. M. Black & Co., dwl 923J
Harrison
Averill Mark R., dwl 44i Sixth
Averill Wilham, shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 333
Beale
Averill Wilson, teamster, cor Sac and Davis, dwl 564A^ How
Avery Adeline (widow). Homeopathic physician, office and
dwl 933 Bush
Avery C. H. , master mariner, dwl S W cor Washington
and Dnmun
Avery Clark, carpenter, dwl 1609 Clay
Aveiy David W., dwl 212 Post
Avery Dean R. (D. R. Avery ct Co.), dwl 1911 Polk
Avery D. R. & Co. (Judson ^uery;, fruits and vegeta-
bles, 18 and 19 Centre Market
Avery D. W., machinist Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl
202 Second
Averj^ Edwaj'd N., cook, dwl 132 Turk
Averj- Ellen (\yidow), dwl 838 Mission
AAery Eunice (widow), variety store, cor Iowa and Solano
Avery Francis, president Pacific Borax Co., office 621
Sansoni, dwl 422 Second
Averj' George H., master mariner, dwl 439 Minna
Avery James 0., compositor A. L. Bancroft it Co., dwl
cor Iowa and Solano
Avery Jasper W., carpenter, dwl 1609 Clay
Avery Judson (D. R. Avery A- Co.j, dwl 1911 Polk
Avery Robert J., blockinaker R. C. Hanson & Co., dwl 54
Third
Avery Ross, carpenter, dwl Lizzie nr Mission
Avery S. Miss, teacher Rincon School, dwl cor Iowa and
Solano
Avery Samuel, waiter John Anderson, dwl 783 Market
Avery Samuel C, druggist, dwl 247 Minna
A\ilez Dolores, dressmaker, 160S Powell
Avissau M. Mme., dwl 1513 Stockton
Avon John, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Tehama, rear
Avonsino Antonio, vegetables, dwl 728 Lombard
Avonsino Joseph, vegetables, dwl 728 Lombard
A\Toy Mrs. (widow), dwl 815 Pacific
A\y Eugene, woolgrower, office 509 Sac, dwl 310 Lomb
Axford William, ironmolder, dwl 17 Sherwood PI
Axt Ludvrig, bootmaker, 936 Howard
Axtell William, ginger beer manufacturer, dwl 1 Midway
Axthelm John, wheelwTight John W, Farren, dwl 560
Stevenson
Axtmann Ferdinand, butcher Leopold M. Fabrj-, dwl NE
cor Grove and Lagiuia
Axtmann Herman, cabinetmaker California Fumiture
Manufacturing Co., dwl 232 Minna
Axtmann Leopold, baker Bertha Josephson, dwl 500
Hayes
Aj'amad Francis, hairdresser A. Dissat, dwl Stevenson
bet Third and Fourth
Ayer C. E., milkman, dwl 1142^ Market
Ayer J. R., painter, dwl 504 Thiixi
Ayer J. Y., dwl 2408 Folsom
Ayer M. J., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
MOEGAIT & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Ayer Washington, physician and surgeon, office 410
Kearny, dwl Russ House
Ayers David M.. salesman Charles Dahlman, dwl E s Fill-
more bft Post and Sutter
Ayers Edw:trd A., dwl 414 Pacific
Ayers Elijah, farmer, dwl 414 Pacific
Avers Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 787 Mission,* rear
Avers Grosvener P., bookkeeper Osgood & Stetson, dwl
524 Geary
Ayers Heur>- (Pike <t ^ J, dwl NE cor Haight and Gough
Ayei*s Humphrey, carriagesmith Albert Folsom, dwl 920
Dolores
Ayers I. C. Mrs. (\\idow), dwl Carolina bet Mariposa and
Santa Clara
Ayers Ira Jr., with George F. Bragg & Co., dwl 1030 Jack
Ayers John, housepainter John \V. ^\'hitaker
Ayei-9 John E., policeman City Hall, dwl 2Si Clara
Ayers Olivia Miss, saleswoman, dwl Carolina bet Mariposa
and Santa Clara
Avers Robert, machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl Carolma
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Ayers William, shipcalker, dwl N s Twelfth Av bet O and
P, SmuHi S. F.
A^Tes William, tea dealer, dwl 1303 Broadway
Ayers William Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1303 Broadway
Ayers William H., carpenter, dwl Santa Clara nr Carolina
Aylward John, machinist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 37
Minna
Aylward Michael, stevedore, dwl 54 Minna
A\Tes Emma (widow), dwl G15 Taylor
AjTes George, laborer Charles L. Tilden, dwl Potrero
AjTes Henry L., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
1027 Market
Ayres James, lumberman Jason Springer, dwl 248 Minna
AjTes J. Ining {Ayres <£■ HopthisJ, dwl 555^ Minna
Ayres John O., capitalist, office 42tiMont, dwl 431 Geary
Ayres Joseph, silver plater, dwl N s Lincoln bet Jones
and Tavlor
Ayres Joseph J., carpenter and builder, dwl 606 Green-
mch
Ayres Samuel, printer, dwl 260 Minna
Ayers i: Hopkins fJ. Irving Ayres and Letmtel B. Hop-
kinsj, real-estate and business agents, 531 California
AjTie , seaman, dwl 127 Keamy
Azeredo J. F., ph%"sician, office and dwl 1015 Stockton
AZPIKOZ .^lAXrEL, Mexican lawj-er and consul for
Mexico, office 109 California room 24, dwl 43 South
Park
Aztec Company, Marden & M^Tick proprietors, office 212
Sacramento
Baack Frank H., compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 426 Cal
Baagoe Christian, restam-ant, 703 Batterj-, dwl 921 Green-
wich
Baas Charles, saloonkeeper, dwl 156 Shipley
Baaser Ferdinand, laborer, dwl N s Thirteenth Av nr P,
South S. F.
Babb Charles, reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 204 Mont
Babbington Daniel, carpenter, dwl 614 Mission
Babbitt John H., clerk Sroufe Sweeney & Co., dwl 1422J
Washington
Babcock Alexander, dwl 14 Eddy
Babcock Annie Mrs., furnished rooma, 417 Keamy
Babcock Geoi-ge {Babcock <t Gould/, dwl 9 Second Av
Bab--..ck Geui-ge A., printer, Spaulding & Baito, dwl 1422
California
Babcock John, clerk, dwl 224 O'Farrell
5abcuck Lj G., c-arpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 50 Natoma
Babcock William, clerk Parrott & Co., dwl 11 Essex
BABCOCK "»VILLIA.>I F. (Parrott tt CoJ, office 306
California, dwl 11 Essex
Babcock in Qovdd ; George Babcock and Henrxi Gould) , pro-
duce commission and proprietors Oakland City Flour-
ing Mills, office 114 Sacramento and 113 Commercial
Babcox J. S., assistant weigher Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 14 Eddv
BABC«.V .IEFFERSO\ T., cWef coiner U. S. Mint,
office N"AV cur Fifth and Mission, dwl 926 Market
T"'^ :t A. J., dwl 217 Green
'W Edward fC. L. Taylor d: CoJ, res Boston, Mass.
Ion George, engineer, dwl 159 Clara
L...::.x P. & Co. (Andrew Calderon, Frederick A. McDou-
■ralt, and Joseph EstremJ, wholesale butchers, Ss
Fifth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F., office 535 Clay
Baca Pablo fP. Baca <t- CoJ, dwl 8 Russ
Bciccala Louis i Bocken <£.* Bj, dwl 745 Clay
Bacchus H. F., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 10
John
Baccus George, porter B. Nathan & Co., dwl 1018 Powell
Bacons John B., physician, dwl 1018 Powell
Baccus Richard T. f Baccus tL- Bosenhcrgj^ dwl 16 William
Baccus & Rosenburg (R. T. Baccus and Louis Rosen-
berg j , market, SW cor O'Farrell and Mason
Baccus. S'.'e Backus
Bach Adolph, tailor, 1202 Market, dwl 816 Pacific
Bach Andrew, laborer, dwl 1 Clay
Bach Charles, bookkeeper Ferdinand Scherr, dwl IS Lang-
ton
Bach Charles, tailor, dwl 835 Broadway
Bach F. W., bookkeeper Kline i: Co., dwl 735 Green
Bach Henn'. gilder, dwl 432 Vallejo, rear
Bach J., lauudrj-man Folsom Laundrj', S s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
Bach John, manager United Anaheim Winegrowers' Assn,
office 321 Montgomen,', dwl 50S Taylor
Bachelder Frank J., salesman American Clock Co., dwl
1111 Pacific
Bachelder Horace, clerk Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl N s
Palmer nr WTiitney
Bachelder James W., weigher, dwl ^( s Palmer nr Wliit-
ney
Bachelder John W,, assistant weigher, dwl 1106 Keamy
Bachelder Sarah {\\'idow), dwl N s Palmer nr >\liitney
Bachelder T. F., attorney at law, office 607 Keamy, res
Suiiol, Alameda Co.
Bachelder. See Batchelder
Bachert August, salesman B. Nathan & Co., dwl 331 Kear
Bachicolo Louis, cartman, dwl 71S Greenwich
Bachman Brothers (Herman S., Nathan 5., Leopold 5.,
and David Sjy importers and jobbers dr>- goods, 10
and 12 Battery
Bachman Da\'id S. (Bachman BrosJ, dwl 1107 Van Ness
Av
Bachman Edwin, dwl 502 Bush
Bachman Herman S. (Bachman BrosJ, res New York
Bachman Jacob, milkman, N s Filbert bet Steiner and
Pierce
Bachman John, maltster Washington Brewer}', dwl 725
Lombard
Bachman Leopold S. {Bachmnn Bros.), dwl 317 Powell
Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman BrosJ, dwl 1109 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Simon (E^berg d- BJ, dwl 9 Mason
Bachrach Martin, ale and porter, dwl 1S19 Powell
Baci Steven, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 1S05
Mason
Bacigalupi Carl, cartman, dwl 19 Lafayette PI
Bacigalupi Carlo, bootblack, 1 Bnan PI, dwl 13 Pollard
PI
Bacigalupi Frank, stiUman Oriental Refinery, dwl S s
Sixteenth Av m- 1. South S. F.
Bacigalupi Giobato, gardener, dwl bet San Bruno Road
and Railroad Av, Bay View
Bacigalupi Giovanni, bootblack, 652 Market, dwl 1117^
Kearnv
Bacigalupi" Guisseppe, helper Melter and Refiner^s eD-
partmcnt U. S. Mint, dwl 524 Filbert
Bacigalupi John, boots and shoes, 1404 Dupont
Bacigalupi John, laborer, dwl 1506 Dupont, rear
Bacigalupi Joseph, bootblack, 652 Market, dwl 1U7J
Keamy
Bacigalupi Joseph, woodcarver S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Louis (Bacigalupi & CoJy dwl NW cor
Union and Bannam PI
Bacigalupi Luigi, sweeper Colombo Market, dwi N s
Green^vich bet Mason ajid Powell
Bacigalupi Paolao, blacksmith, dwl 1I17J Keamy
Bacigalupi Paolo, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl 14 Pol-
lard PI
Bacigalupi Peter, clerk Da\nd A. Jennings, dwl ISOa
Mason
Baeii^lupi Stephen, marblecutter, dwl 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi T. D., native winas, 1419^ Dupont
Bacii-'alupi & Co. (Louis Bacigalupi and Domenico
San>jui)ietiJ, Uquor saloon, 1402 Dupont
Backe Frank, upholsterer Mountain & Raye, dwl 5 La-
tham PI
Backrath James, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl SE cor
Shasta and Illiuois
Backstadt William, hamessmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 438 Bran'nan
Backstron A. O., painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl 270 First
Backus Charles, master Caroline Medau, dwl 220 Fran-
cisco
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIHECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
San Prancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchani
Backus H. F., bookbinder, dwl 10 John
Backus Oscar J. fGtorge H. Tay tt CoJ, rea Newark,
N. J.
Backus P. M., bookkeeper, dwl 725 California
Backus Samuel W. /S. W. Backus X- CoJ, dwl 1520
Mason
BAC'KI'S S. W. «!t t'O. (Geor-je S. Fife), forward-
ing and coniniissiou merchants and agents Regular
Lme Oregon Packets, 200 Front
Backus Theodore, clerk, dwl 220 Francisco
Backus. See Baccus
Bacome William, hostler, dwl 25S Clementina, rear
Bacou Adaline A. Mrs., dwl 717 Eddy
Bacon Bridget (widow), dwl N s Washington bet Hyde
and Larkin
Bacon C. B., miner, dwl 206 Kearny
Bacon Charles, miner, dwl 227 Second
Bacon Charles R., superintendent Cornell Watch Co.,
dwl 921 O'Farrell
Bacon Dean, carpenter New U. S. Marine Hospital,
Movmtain Lake
Bacon Ellen Miss, milliner Mrs. E. Thomas, dwl 359
Minna
Bacon Gaston E., clerk Painter & Calvert, dwl 5 Quincy
PI
Bacon George H., assistant superintendent N. B. and
Mission R. R., dwl 73(5^ Clementina
Bacon George W., proprietor Commercial Lodgings, 615
Commercial
BAC'0\ HE>BT D», real estate, ofSce 305 Sansom,
res Oakland
Bacon Henry J., clerk Bank of San Francisco, dwl 1429
Howard
Bacon Hiram Mrs., dwl SW cor Pacific Av and Gough
Bacun Horace, United States deputy marshal, dwl 54
Third
Bacon Jacob (Bacon S: CoJ, dwl 513 Eddy
Bacon James, laborer Angell, Palmer it Co., dwl 78
Natoma
Bacon John, painter, dwl 359 Minna
Bacon John B. , Bacon d- StackpoleJ, dwl 740 Minna
Bacon Joseph H., clerk, dwl 1429 Howard
Bacon Joseph S. , agent Boston Board Underwriters, office
405 Front, dwl 20^ Kearny
Bacon Louis, teamster 1. F. E^ton, dwl SW cor Berry and
Third
Bacon Maria B. (widow), dwl 5 Quincy PI
Bacon Mill and Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nov.), Edward
May secretary, office 419 California room 3
Bacon P\'am B., helper Melter aiid Refiner's Department
U. S. Mint, dw! 730 Sixteenth
Baeon S. E. (widow), dwl 1429 Howard
BAt'0\ TBl'MA> F., seeretarj' Security Savings Bank,
office 215 Sansom, res Oakland
Bacon WUliam, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 25S Clementina
BAC'O^i «& CO. (Jacob Bacon and James E. AgerJ,
book and jobpriuters, iiiVt"^ cor Clay and Sansom
Bacon & Stackiwle {J. B. Bacon and T. W. StackpoleJ,
liquor saloon, 121 Post
Bacquie Henr\' f Henry Bacquie tt CoJ, dwl 700 Bdwv
BAC'Qt'lE UEXBY A CO. (Aitne Masf^onJ, whole-
sale and retail wines and liquors, 1301 Stockton
Badaracco Antonio fAnt^tnio Badaracco «t CoJ, dwi 1516
Stockton
Badaracco Antoiuo & Co. f George De Martini) , coal and
wood, 1510 Stockton
Badaracco Giovanni, niuier, dwl 215 Broadway
Bade Henrj^ cabinetmaker Gilbert k Moore, dwi 415 Bran
Bade Joseph, cook Voss & Fruhling, dwl 615 Pacific
Badenhop H. F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Harrison
and Twenty-fourth
Bader , master mariner, dwl 310 Stockton
Bader George, insurance agent, dwl 21S Stockton
Bader William, hairdresser John Pilling, dwl E s Davis
bet Clay and Washington
Badger Charles, ironworker, dwi 5 Maiden Lane
Badger G. , hairdresser, dwi 533 Sacramento
Badger George H., clerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 607 Na-
toma
Badger James, expressman, SE cor Fifth and Market, dwi
22 Langton
Badger Joseph B., commission agent, dwi 607 Natoma
Badger Mill and Mining Co. (Lander Co.,, Nev.), office 402
Montgomery room 1
Badger Oliver, canvasser, dwi 255 Tehama
B.UM;CB MILLIAn G., agent Hallett, Davis & Co.'s
pianos and Gef^rge Wi.H>d i; Co.'s parlor and vestr.'
organs, and general commission merchant, 7 and 13
Sansom, dwl 1307 Taylor
Badger W. K., bookkeejwr T. E. Lindenberger, dwl 1012
Pine
Badgley E. F., salesman A. Andrews, dwl R\iss House
Badgley William, tailor A. C. Imbrie, dwl 115 Geary
Badiraco Sandro, bootblack, 61S Montgomery
Badlam Alexander Jr.. real estate agent and mining sec-
retar>', office 41S Montgomen.-, dwl 708 California
Badman John, teacher, dw 1 350 Jessie
Badoual Jules, laundrj-man John Chauvel, dwl 1434 Dup
Badrie Edward, expressman Lick House
Badt Alexander L., bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro., dwl
417 Hyde
Badt Morris, merchant, dwl 307 Turk
Baecker Geor^'e, miller, dwi 18 First
Baehland Gustav, tailor A. & W. Raphael, dwl 134 Fourth
Baehr John M., liquor saloon, 507 Commercial, dwi cor
Mason and Greenwich
Baehr William / WUliam Baehr d: Co.), dwl 1703 Sac
BAEHIt WII,LIA3I A CO., manufacturing jewelers,
649 Sacramento
Baekley Peter, laborer Pacific Furniture Co.,
Baer Jacob, teamster, dwi N s Twelfth Av nr N, South
S. F.
Baethge Henry, professor music, dwl 509 Leavenworth
Bagala Louis, ovsterman Emerson Corville ifc Co. , dwl 6
Oak
Baganz William, cellarman Vigina & Co., dwi 312 Tehama
Bagge Theodore F. (C. Jas. King of Wm. d: CoJ, res
Oakland
Bagge WUliam, laborer C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co.
Bagia Carlos, laborer, dwi 420 Broadway, rear
Bagiano\ich Ambrozio, laborer, dwi 200 Washington
Bailer Louis, dwi 6 Oak
Baglev Da\id T., mining secretary, office 401 California,
dwl 38 T\velfth
Bagley James, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Baglev James, surveyor, dwi 310 Beale, rear
Bagley John, quarrjTiian, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Bagley John Jr. , plumber and gasfitter, dwi 310 Beale, rear
Bagley John W., clerk U. S. Custom House, dwi 948 How-
ard
Bagley Perkins H., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.,
dwl 10 O'Farrell
Bagley Peter, longshoreman, dwi 270 Brannan
Bagley Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, 948 Howard
Bagley Thomas, stevedore ilenzies & Bingham
Bagley Townsend, attorney at law, office 637 Keamy, dwl
45 Everett
Bagley W. P., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 11^ Garden
Baglin Hugh, laborer Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
dw 1 St. Nicholas Hotel
Bagman Jacob, milkman, Presidio
Bagnall Joseph, longshoreman, dwl 20 Washington
Bagnasco Polycarp, phottigraphic printer cSrleton E.
Watkins, dwi 1337 Dupont
Bagot Frederick, clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl N s
Greenw ich bet Montgomery and Sansom
Bahart George, butcher S. F. Packing and Pro\ision Co.,
dwi 814 Montgomery
Bahen Morris, laborer Palace Hotel
Bahen Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Bahlmann Henry, clerk Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 2231
Howard
Bahls John F. W. fAlthof 6: BJ, res Oakland
Bahmaun Adolph ( Bcrjannoff S; Bj, dwl 146 Stevenson
Bahr John, driver Lewis Hentrich, dwl 1012 Leav
Bahr John M., saloonkeeper, dwi 5 Hartman Alley
Bahr Paul, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Bahr William A., shoemaker, dwi ISl/J^ Powell
Bahrenfuss Henrj-, carpenter, dwl 505 Filbert, rear
Bahrenger John, "dwi 621 Pine
Balirs Andrew, keeper County Jail, dwl 814 Vallejo
Bahrs Deidrich, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
Bahrs Herman, draraian, dwl 1624 Dupont
Bahrs John, expressman, cor Sixth and Howard
Bahrt Henry L.. carpenter, dwi 127 Jackson
Bahrt Martin, farmer, dwi W s Castro, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Bail Paul, tailor Frank Elwell, dwl 614 California
Bailev (colored), dwi E s Minnesota nr Butte
Bailey Alexander H, dwi 309 Fell
Bailey Amos J., mining, dwi Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bailey Ann (widow), dwi 233 Jessie
Bailey Anna (widow), dwi 1423 Keamy
BaUey Charles, clerk John Martin, dwi 427 Bush
Bailey Charles A., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
9 Perr)' nr Second
Bailey Charles E., driver Hamilton & Robertson, dwl
845 Harrison
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C(
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Biiiley Charles P., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl Mercantile
Libran- Building room 15
Bailey Da\id, earjienter, dwl SOD Fell
Bailey Edwurd, bookkeeper John Martm, dwl 427 Bush
Bailey Edward, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1009 Cal
Bailey Frank, photographic printer Bradley & Rulofson,
dwl lOOo^^ Mission
Bailey Frederick P., mill superintendent, dwl 110 Fourth
Bailey George (George Bailey d- Co. J, dwl 533 Com
Bailey George & Co. (Alfred Clark and William J/c-
X^an,', proprietors Railroad Lodgings, 53X and 533
Commercial
Bailey Henn,', barreldealer, dwl 1013 Howard
B:iiley Henry, painter John Brewster, dwl 21 Valparaiso
Bailey Isaac L., capitalist, dwl 911 Harrison
Bailey James (Wrt'jkt d* B.J, dwl Montgomerj' Av bet
Jones and Taylor
Bailev James, foreman laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 130 First
Bailey James D., general agent Union Insurance Co., dwl
■213 Gearj-
Bailey John, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Manuf. Co.
Baile}- John, laborer Allione & StathopoUs, dwl XW cor
Natoma and Second
Bailev John (colored), waiter Commodore J. H. Spotts,
dwl 19 South Park
Bailey John R. (colored), dwl 1227 Clay
Bailey Joseph H., books and crockerr, 1513 Stockton,
dwl S30 Union
Bailey Leon, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry
Bailey L. H. Jr., machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl 365
Minna
BAILEY LOns H., proprietor Portsmouth House,
NW cor Cla3' and Brenham PI
Bailey Nathan J., butcher, dwl 1109 Jones
Bailey Orrin, upholsterer James W. Bimiham & Co., dwl
1423 Kearny
Bailey Patrick, dealer barrels, dwl 719 Brannan
B;iiley Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 607 Linden
Bailey Richard {Root d; B./, res Oakland
Bailey Robert, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwlS43 Miss
Bailey R. S., liquor saloon El Capitan, dwl 334 Bush
Bailey S. M. (widow), furnished rooms, 757 Howard
Bailey Sylvanus, waterproof clothingmaker, NE cor Fol-
som and INventv-second
Bailey Thomas {Thomas Bailey <t Co.), dwl 1535 How
Bailey Thomas & Co., proprietors Pacific Wool Depot, SE
cor Fifth and King
Bailey William, machinist, dwl 25 De Boom
Bailey William A., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 81 Natoma
Bailey William L, clerk Thomas W. McCollam k Co., res
Oakland
Baillet Desiri, laborer, dwl 8 Vallejo
Baillie George B., conductor Southern Pac. R. R.,dwl 335
Gean.-
Baillie Emilv P. (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 1415 Stock
Bailiv Achilie (Bailly Bros. I, dwl 514 Filbert
Bailly .\rthur fBaiU]/ Brosj , dwl 514 Filbert
Bailly Brothers i A rtimr and Achilie), pork andsausa^s,
71 California Market
Bailly Glaudine (widow), dwl 514 Filbert
Bailly Jules, with Bailiv Bros., dwl 514 Filbert
Bailly Leon, tinsmith J. G. lis, dwl 514 Filbert
Ballon Charles, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Baily A., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Baily Alexander S., plasterer, dwl 54 First
Baily AnsoUa, boarding, 2 Dupont PI
Baily Charles, hostler, dwl 333 Bush
Baily E. Franklin, clerk 0. Lawton & Co., dwl 54 First
Baily John, teamster Horace Davis i, Co. , dwl 23 Grand Av
Bail}' Michael, farmer, dwl 38 First
Baily Washington I., plasterer, dwl 54 First
Baily William J., proprietor Istlnnus House, 54 First
Baily Wilson S., plasterer, dwl 510 Linden
Bain Alexander, stevedore, dwl 425 Greenwich
Bain James, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
Bain John, dwl 31 Perrj-
Bain Philip, seaman, dwi G09 Jackson
Bainbridge Amop, policeman City Hall, dwl 1322 Kearny
Bainbridge Joseph, salesman Henry Brader, dwi 214 Miss
Bainbridge Robert, agent, dwi 214 Mission
Bainbridge S. H. Mrs., dwi 930 Market
Baine F., carpenter, dwi 217 Stevenson
Baine Katie M. Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwi X27 Keamv
BA1NE.S THOMAS f"., wines and liquors, 1022 Market
Baird A. M., conductor Central Pac. R. R., dwi 504 Sixth
BAIRD A\DREn% agent Pac. Mutual Ins. Co. of New-
York (Marine), office 310 California, res East Oakland
Baird E. L. K., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 1509 Stock-
ton
Baird James, cigars and tobacco, 213 Montgomer}-, dwl 1115
Clay
Baird James M., printer, dwi 1115 Clay
Baird John E., solicitor, dwl 824 Keariiy
Baird John H., president California Powder Works, office
314 California, dwi Pacific Club
Baird Matthew, boatman, dwi 244 Beale
Baird Samuel H., dwi 1115 Clay
Baird William, master mariner, dwi 112 Pacific
Bairn John, laborer Chemical Paint Co.. dwl 2 Crook
Baizley Stephen, farmer, dwi Mariposa nr Minnesota
Bajer Jacob, laborer, dwi 421 Dupont
Bak Henry, physician, oSice 229 Kearny, dwi 321 Hyde
Bakeman Henry, with Pac. Refining and Distilling Co.,
dwi N s Moulton bet Fillmore and Steiner
Baker Abijah, farmer, dwi 440 Second
Baker A. G., seaman, dwi 20 Steuart
Baker A. G., teamster Max Englander, dwi 718 Turk
Baker A. L., operator Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl
522 California
Baker Albert, clerk Frederick Morlock, dwi 1608 Cal
Baker Albert, laborer, dwi 002 Filbert
Baker Alfred D. , porter Rouse k Laws, dwl 1307 Stockton
Baker Alfred W., assistant abstract clerk Custom Hou'se,
dwi 759 Clay
Baker Andrew, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Baker Anna Mrs., furnished rooms. 13 Harlan PI
Baker Ant4:>ny, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Baker Avis D. Miss, milliner, dwi 109 Montg'omery
Baker B., laborer, dwi Berr\' St. House
Baker B. L., clerk, dwi ()3() Green
Baker C, dwi (314 Kearny
Baker Charles ^Schnihhe <f.- Bj, dwi 303 Mason
Baker Charles, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwi XW cor Seventh and Natoma
Baker Charles, cooper, dwl 23 Natoma
Baker Charles, waiter, dwi 777 Mission
Baker Charles E.. clerk Haas Bros., dwi 20 Park Av
Baker Christian, bakery, 7S8 Folsom
Baker Colin C. (SUnrm, B. tt: Co.) , res Providence, R. I.
Baker Conrad, assayer S. F. Assajing and Refining
Works, dwi 527 Tehama
Baker David, dwl 926 Market
Baker Edward E. , hatpresser Pac. Straw Works, dw! 210
Stockton
Baker Edward L., upholsterer Fletcher & Day, dwl 16
Howard Court
Baker Edward P. Rev., pastor Third Congregational
Church, dwl 422 Minna
Baker Emma Mrs., dwi lllSi Folsom
Baker E. S., clerk Edgar J. Bowen, dwl 1621 Webster
Baker Eugene J., teamster, dwi 764 Harrison
Baker F., gasfitter C. H. Storabs & Co.
Baker Frank, clerk, dwi 812 Powell
Baker Frank, haniessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 131
Second
Baker Fred W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 431
Second
Baker Gfeorge, laborer Eisen Bros., dwi 18 First
Baker Grcorge, waiter, dwi 13 Harlan PI
Baker George F., attornev at law, office 606 Montgomerj-,
dwl 725 Pine
Baker George H., lithographer and artist, 103 Montgom-
en,', dwi 1312 Larkin, rear
Baker' Gteorge L., melter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwi 504 Seventh
Baker H. B., workman Assayer's Department U. S. Mint,
res Oakland
Baker Henn,-, dwi 27 Oak Grove Av
Baker Henry, clerk William Baker, dwi NE cor Clay and
Mason
Baker Henr.', fouadayman Savage k Son
Baker Henry, plumber, dwi C14 Missiun
Baker Henr^- Mrs. (widow), dwi 1209 Kearny
Baker Hernian, confectioner Pacific Restaurant, dwl 8
Lafavette PI
Baker Isaiah, dwi 1304 Pacific
Baker J. A., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Baker J. Arthur, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de Gama
Baker James, seaman, dwi Portland Hotel, Sacramento
nr Dnuum
Baker James, seaman, dwi XW cor Harrison and Spear
Baker James, seaman schooner Susie, Beale St. ^liTiarf
Baker James, miller, dwi 54 Sacramento
Baker John, carpenter, dwi 822 Post, rear
Baker John, hackman, dwi West End Hotel
Baker John, laborer H. G. Fiskc, dwi What Cheer House
ACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
Baker John, night Watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Wliarf,
dwl 20 Stanford
Baker John, tinsmith, dwl 249 Minna
Baker John A., farmer, dwl W s Lobos Creek nr Ceme-
tary Reservation
Baker John B., stockbroker, office 424 Montgomery, dwl
1(j20 Sacramento
Baker John C, sweeper Battery St. WTiarf, dwl 1110 Eat
Baker John G., clerk Track Department Central Pacific
R. R. dwl 1-2 Ellis
Baker John H., trimkmaker, dwl 515 Stockton
Baker Joseph (Barry <L- Co,i, dwl 1207 Mission
Baker Joseph, laborer Palace Hotel
Baker Josep h H., policeman City Hall, dwl 1306 Keaniy
Baker Josiah Q., clerk Eureka Warehouse, dwl 925
Vallejo
Baker Judah Jr. (Stevens, B. tt CoJ, dwl 327 Fii-st
Baker J. W., captain ship Germania, office Bellingham
Bav Coal Co.
Baker Kindred, chiropodist, dwl 611 Geary, rear
Baker L. B., bookkeeper M. D. Nile, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Baker L. F. Jr., imi)ortcr card board, paper, etc., 410
and 412 Sansom, dwl N s Vallejo bet Fillmore and
Stein er
Baker Lincoln, salesman L. Lebenbaum & Co., dwl 729
California
Baker Livingston L. (Baker cD Hamilton), dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Baker Lizzie Miss, milliner Miss Maggie Fitzgerald, dwl
SW cox Stockton and Jackson
Baker Louis, blacksmith, dwl IS First
Baker Louis F., produce commission, 402 Davis, dwl N s
Vallejo bet Fillmore and St^^iner
Baker Lucy A. (widow), dwl 1090 Union
Baker Mary (widow), dwl 317 Beale
Baker Mary («idow), dwl 740 Folsom
Baker Mai^- F. Mrs., dwl 413 Tehama
Baker Maurice, tillerman H. & L. Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.,
dwl SE cor Jessie and Fourth
Baker Michael, bakery, SW cor Union and Sonora PI
Baker Michael, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Baker Mill and Mining Co. (PImnas Co., Cal.), Frank
S\vift secretary, otfice 419 California
Baker Osboni F., liqnor saloon, S25 Montgomery
Baker Patrick, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Baker Robert B., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 515
Minna
Baker Samuel (Bralich X- CoJ, dwl S s Clay bet Stockton
and Powell
Baker Samuel (Nicfcerson iL- CoJ, and, bookkeeper Stev-
ens, Baker & Co., dwl 16 Guy PI
Baker Samuel, laborer, dwl 209 Leldesdorff
Baker Samuel, salesman A. Andrews, dwl SE cor Fourth
and Jessie
Baker Samuel, salesman Gibson & Preston, dwl 1422
Geary
BAHEOC SANDFOKD C, printer Cubery & Co., dwl
17 Langton
Baker Sarah (widow), dwl SE cor Jessie and Fourth
Baker S. B., salesman 708 Kearny, dwl 609 Pine
Baker Schuyler, porter G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl 127 Va-
lencia
Baker Thomas, Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutler
Baker T. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 229 Post
Baker W. H., seaman, dwl *.i6 Steuart
Baker William, bakeiy, NE cor Clay and Mason
Baker William, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl N 8
T\venty-second bet Valencia and Bartlett
Baker Williani, gasfitter Bush & Mihie, dwl 411 Sansom
Baker William, shij^carpentcr, dwl 741 Market
Baker William, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 411 Sansom
BAKKK A HAMILTON (Livingston L. Baker and
Hobert 3f. llainHton) , importers and jobbers agri-
cultural implements, machines, hardware, etc., 13-19
Front and 9-15 J, Sacramento City
Bakkei- John R. (Fitter J; BJ, dwl SW cor Jackson and
East
Bakker Keyer, restaurant, 104 Steuart
Bakl (Hiver, watchman International Hotel
Bakofsky Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1131
Harrison
Balanesi Angelo, market, 314 Montgomery Av, dwl NE
cor Broadway and Montgomer)' Av
Balanesi Francois, hustler Guiseppe Chelini & Co., dwl 420
Pacific
Balanesi Guiseppe fOniseppc Chelini X- CoJ, dwl 420 Pac
Balbi Louis, dwl 621 Pacific, rear
Balcear E. J. Mrae. (widow), hair rejuvenator, 532 Bush
Balch Alfred, reporter, dwl 1010 Montgomery
Balch Horace M., organ builder and musical-instnuueut
repairer, office 432 Kearny, dwl 614 Taylor
Balch Nellie Miss, bookf older D. Hicks & Co. , dwl 259 Jessie
Balch Stephen M. (Balch d.- DunlapJ, dwl 1512 Post
Balch & Duiilap (Stephen M. Balch and John DiuilapJ,
general auctioneers and com merchants, 132 Fourth
Balck William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion
Balconi Charles F., mining, office 330 Pine room 19, dwl
1021 Washington
Balcon Lydia E. Miss, seamstress Ladies Protection and
Relief Society Home, NE cor Geary and Franklin
Baldo D., fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Baldridge John E., stockbroker, office 404 Montgomery,
dwl 1016 Leavenworth
Balrid':re John H. (Fcryimm, &ray & BJ, dwl 2S Stone
Baldridge John H., bookkeeper Michael Baldridge, dwl
1016 Leavenworth
Baldridge Michael, stockbroker, office 404 Montgomery,
dwl 1016 Leavenworth
Baldwin , conductor Central R. R., dwl 44^ Sixth
Baldwin Albert S., physician, office and dwl 21S Stockton
Baldwin Alexander R., capitalist, office llli Leidesdorff,
dwl 1104 Post
Baldwin Alfred, shoemaker, dwl 418 Minna
Baldwin Amos B., butcher E. & H, Motfat, dwl S s Thu-
t«enth Av nr N, South S. F.
Baldwin C. F. , stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTnes, dwl 820 Fol-
som
Baldwin Charles H., office 208 California
Baldwin Charles M., watchman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
514 Sixth
Baldwin Edward S., dwl 620 Sutter
ISALWWIX ELIAS J., president California Invest-
ment and Trust Co., office 513 Cal, dwl 4lU Geaiy
Baldwin Elihu F., real estate, dwl 107 Hayes
Baldwin Ephraim, miner, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Baldwin George E., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl
Ewer PI
Baldwin Henrv, vnne merchant, dwl 309 Seventh
BALOWlxV UnCAM S,, physician, office 012 Clay, dwl
y25 Geary
Baldwin J. A., chemist, office 605 Clay, dwl 2 Vernon PI
Baldwin James, carpenter, dwl 109 Geary
Baldwin James W., cabinetmaker Weir & Graj-, dwl 44i
Sixth
Baldwin Jennie (mdow), dressmaker, dwl 221 Mason
Baldwin Jeremiah, distiller, dwl E s Florida bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Baldwin John Mi's., dressmaker, dwl 314 Bush
Baldwin Josiah A., dwl 25 Hawthorne
Baldwin Leon McL., dwl 16 Oak
Baldwin Lizzie Mrs., portraitpainter, studio and dwl 115
Keaniy
Baldwin Lloyd, attorney at law, office 606 Montgomerj',
dwl 732 Geary
Baldwin Mary H. Mrs., dwl 309 Seventh
Baldwin Nellie S. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,
dwl 1409 Bush
Bald\\in Oliver T., freight clerk Pacific MaUS. S. Co., dwl
1411 Pacific
Baldwin Orville D. (W. Wai-^ier Henry X- CoJ, dwl 355
Eleventh
Baldwin Sidney F., law student John B. Felton, res Oak-
land
Baldwin Simeon, carpenter, 1 Noble PI
Baldwin Starr, varieties, 603 Davis, dwl 424 Sansom
Baldwin Stephen, carpenter, dwl 44^ Sixth
Baldwin Thomas, carpenter, dwl 267 Minna
Baldwin WilUam, foreman Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Baldwin William, dwl 824 Valencia
Baldwin William H., shipcarpenter, dwl 7 Liberty
Balemar W., cabinetmaker Pac Furniture M. Co.
Balfe M. J., barkeeper Cliarles Wilson, Occidental Hotel
BAXFOIIR, (;IITI1KIE A CO. {Uobert Balfour and
Alexander y)(?/iri('y,c<.>mmission merchants and gen-
eral agents British and Foreign Marme Insurance Co.,
office 230 California
Balfour James, first officer ship Lookout, dwl 310J Ritch
Balfour John, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl Bry-
ant nr Fom'th
Balfour Robert (Balfmir, Guthrie. tO CoJ, dwl 1018 Geary
Balgc Hemy A., carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl St.
Nicholas Hotel
Balk Amelia Miss, whipbraider, dwl 1820 Hyde
Balk Fred., seaman, dwl 1505 Dupont
Balk Stephen S. Jr., clerk Ancel C. Robison, dwl 1820
Hyde
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co/s, 87 Cal. Marke
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Ball A. Everett ^Saintcr A- BalL\, a.toniey at law, office
502 Montgomery, res Alameda '
Rill C'kules, cook 548 Clay
Ball Oiarles. laborer, dwi \V s Mission bet Twentj'-fourth
and Tneutv-flfth
Ball Cliarles, porter French, Oilman & Co., dwl 712 Te-
hama
Ball Charles S., saddler, dwl 515} Franklin
Ball David H., bookbinder, dwl N s Mariposa bet Penn-
sylvania and Mississippi
Ball Frank, whit«ner Frederick A. Jennin^, res Oakland
Ball Georf.'e, stevedore G. H. Wiitney, dwl 132 Steuart
Ball George A., bookkeeper Adams, Blinn & Co., dwl 730
Gearv
Ball Henr\- W.. porter Schroder & Weston, dwl 410 Bdwy
Ball Horace \V., clerk M. P. and M. Dep. Central Pacific
R. R., res Oakland Point
Ball J. E., furnished rooms. 54 Third
Ball Joel, dentist, dwl 1210 Union
Ball John, waiter Windsor House
Ball John S. , machinist, dwl 515} Franklin
Ball Joseph, carjienter, 703 Howard
Ball Mark, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Ball Martha S. Mrs., artist, dwl 155 New Mont room 9
Ball X. -A., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 3 Austin
Ball Randolph D., shipcarpenter, dwl 1415 Bush
Ball R. D.. paver Superintendent Public Streets
Ball Robert C, architect, office 49 Merchants' Exchange,
res Oakland
Ball Samuel, sailmaker, dwl 5 Jackson
Ball Samuel, stevedore G. H. ^^^litney
Ball S. D.. carpenter, dwl 1212 Clay
Ball Thomas A., insurance agent, 410 J California, res
Oakland
Ball William, Grocer, dwl 741 Market
Ball W. T., dwl 9-1 Montgomery Block
Ballan Anna S., janitress U. S. Mint, dwl 4 Chatham PI
Ballan B. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 240 Thu-d
Ballantine Robert, clerk W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl 519
Bush
Ballard Duane f Ballard J: Ualll, dwl 1416 Gearj'
Ballard Georf^e, carpenter Palace Hotel
Ballard George, signpainter John W. Cherrj-, dwl 179 Min
Ballard George, tinsmith and bathmaker, 215 Second, dwl
424 Sansom
Ballard John ,'ir. H. Martin <£■ Co.', dwl 713 Ellis
Ballard Josei.h H., shipping merchant, dwl 708 Sutter
BALIAKB A II.4LL (Duaiu Ballard and Isaac R.
Hall J, commission merchants, 100 Davis
Ballena Malta, fishennan. dwl foot Clay
Ballenberg Nathan, bandleader, office 623 Clay, dwl 711
California
Ballentine Henry, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery'
Ballentine Sarah (widow), dwl NW cor Jessie and Ninth
Bailey Edward J., shipping clerk Forbes Bros., dwl 17
Rincon Court
Ballhaus Frederick, dairyman, dwl 2209 Leavenworth
Ballhaus Louisa (widow), dwl 112 Valparaiso
Ballheimer Cliarles, porter Leri Strauss & Co., dwl 112
Austin
Ballinger Andrew, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl 19}
Gilbert
Ballinger Frank J., reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1107
Montu'omer^'
B.U,LI>CE!C' JOIIV .1., paints, oils, and glass, NE
cor Van Ness Av an(f Market
Ballinger Patrick B. , upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 17
Gilbert
BaUinger T. Richard, upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 17
Gilbert
BaUinger WUliam G., conductor Sutter St. B. R., dwl 1208
Larkin
Ballinger. See Ballenger
Ballou Charles, machinist, dwl 737 Howard
Ballou George, dwl l,5iJi Clara
Balluu J. F., plasterer Palace Hotel
Ballou Nelson S., carpenter, dwl Thirtieth nr San JosiS Av
Ballou Thomas, clerk, dwl 227 Minna
Baloun Joseph fBalnun <L- Stouda j ,dv.-l 615 Washington
BAlOtX A STOrD.4 (Joseph Baloun aiid A. M.
Stoudai , merchant tailors, 613 Washington
Hallow (widow), dwl 4 Wetmore PI
Ballshain William H.,barkeepcr Cliff House, Pt. LobosAv
Ballvnt^Te Frank, second officer stm Constantine
Balser C'harles, butcher, dwl 21 Kate
Balser John, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl NWcor
Vallejo and Montgomerj*
Baltams Betsy (widow), dwl 611 Mason
Balten George, printer's roUermaker William Newell dwi |
209 Leidcsdorff
Baltage Herman, cigarmaker, dwl 317 Bush
Balthazar Hugo, bookkeeper, 536 Sacramento
Balthazard Leander ' Henderiton <t BalthazardJ , dwl NE
cor Mission and Twenty -fourth
Balthrop Lewis W., carpenter, dwi cor Utah and Twenty-
fourth
Baltic Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office
507 Montgomery
Baltimore Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co. , Cal.), office
401 California, room 1
Balz Adolph, dwl 251 Stevenson
Balz Valentine, buteher M. Selig & Co., dwl South S. F.
Ealz.arini Carlo, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Ealzer Ferdinand, bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co., dwl
531 T\irk
Balzer Henry .Uenry Balzcr .{• Co.l, dwl B31 Turk
EiALZEK HEXK'i' «!k t'O., imptirters and commission
merchants, agents Hamburg American Packet Co.,
Svea Fire Ins. Co. (Gothenburg), and Switzerland Ma-
rine Ins. Co. (Zurich), office 213 Sansom
Balzer Henri- J., mattressmaker Cal. Furniture M. Co.,
dwi S s Beriy nr Foiuih
Balzer. See B.alser
BA.WBEK JOHX. proprietor Oakland and S. F. Ex-
press, office 501 Da^is, dwi WVl Montgomery
Baniber Joseph J. , grocer, 945 Folsom, dwi 35 Langton
Bamber William, nutstand, SE cor Bush and Kearny,
dwi 5 Selina PI
Bamberg B. L. , dwi 209 Montgomery- Av
Bames John, teamster Pacific Rollmg Mill, dwl cor Ken-
tucky and Butte
Bamlield'John F., calker Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Bamfield M. , laborer Palace Hotel
Bamford Mary (widow), dressmaker, dwl 13 Metcalf PI
Bammann H.' H., teamster Horace Davis & Co., dwl 2
Washingt'in Av
B,anahan Henry, laborer, dwi 173 Clara
Banan Hugh, laborer, dwi 214 Prospect PI
Banbur;*- 'Thomas, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
BAXt'ROFT A. 1. A CO. (Huhert II. BanrrnftJ,
publishers and importing booksellers, and stati ners.
printers, bi:)okbinders, lithographers, engravers, etc.,
721 Market
Bancroft Albert L. fA. L. Bancroft & Co.), dwl NW cor
Franklin and Pine
Bancroft Charles E., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
320 O'Farrell
Bancroft Eugene, captain Fotuih U. S. Artillery, dwl
Presidio Barracks
Bancroft George, with Union Gas Co., dwl Windsor House
Bancroft Hubert H. .1. L. Bancroft A- Co.), res Oakland
Bancroft N. L. , clerk Treadwell & Co. , dwi Windsor House
Bancrtift W. H.. messenger A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwi 204
Slontgomerv
Rancrnit William B.. manager printing and Uthographing
department, dwl 32S O'Farrell
Bancroft William H.. physician (Magnetic), office and dwl
204 Montgomerv
BA>'«'KOFTft' Bi'ItDI\«. 723 Market
Band John /Lauristun ,i- B.j. dwi 1014 Montgomery
Band Joseph fWessa <t- B.). dwl N s Fulton nr Octavia
Bandereto Mill and Mining Co. (Mariposa, CaL), office 408
California room 14
Bande\ in Oliver, waiter American Exchange
Bandfond'John, seaman, dwl 12:i Jackson
Bandhi>!dt Fred H., fanner, res 736 Minna
Ban Imann Julius (Bamhnann, Xicben d: Co.), dwl 514
Lorn'oard
BIMUBA-VX, XIEISEX A «'©. f Julius Bandmann
and H Sielfenj, importers and commission mer-
chants and general agents Giant Powder Co. , 210 Front
Bandv Aaron N., dwl 5 South Park
Bandy William H., carriagepamter, dwi 421 Folsom
Bane'B., dwi 741 Market
Bane Charles, student, dwi 113 Stockton
Banfield Everett C, attorney at law, office 40 U. S. Court
Building, dwi 191S Sacramento
Bang George A., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 506
Powell
Bangs A., laborer, dwi 636 Commercial
Ban"s Edward, superintendent Mission Bay Warehouse,
dwl 131 Dora
Bangs Frank H., clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co., dwl
30 McAllister
Bangs Job, carpenter, dwi 241 Minna
Banhan Patrick, hostler City Stables, dwl 113 Perry
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BAXK or UiCl'D'ISli t'OLUMKIA, William H. Til-
Iini,'liast manay^cr, 8E cor California ami Sansom
nAMK Oa- BieniSBI XOKTH AMEKMA. Archi-
bald MoKinlay and Henry W. Glenny agents, 219-221
Sanson!
BAKK OF <'ALirOItMA, AV. C. Ralston president,
Thomas Jiruwn cashier, otfiee K\V cor California and
Sansom
ICAMi OF «'AMFOUMA BtlLDEVO, NW cor Cal-
iforni;i. and Sansnm
BA\K4HI' SAN r»eAX<'ISCO, N. P. Cole president,
Horatio MLl'liursi^n cashier, 436 California
Banker John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl SE cor Third
and Howard
Hanker J. W,, patternmaker Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl
City Hotel
Bankin William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Hank-; Charles W., bookkeeiwr Wells, Fargo & Co., res
(takland
Banks Kli, barkeeper, dwl 732 Harrison
['.Link-; <;eorge S., proprietor Pacific Stable, 709 Jones
i;;inks Harry D., bookkeei>er, dwl 52.'>i Howard
Banks .Tames, l:iborer, dwl 3 Hodges PI
Banks James, laborer, dwl 31S Davis
lianks James C, clerk, dwl 55 Second
Banks John (colored), barber Charles H. Shaftner, dwl 911
Washington
Banks John, cigars and tobacco, 997 Market, dwl 995
Market
Banks Lizzie May Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1419 W'ashington
BANKS T. C*., capitalist, office 14 Merchants' Ex-
chan'j:e. dwl 724 California
Banks William fDu Hose & BJ, dwl 1419 Wash
Banks William Oscar, draftsman S. C. Bugbee & Son, dwl
1419 Washington
Bankson Alet, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bankson Eric, laundryman. dwl 107 Mhina
Bankson James, miner, dwl 636 Commercial
Bankson John (' \Vn ters d' B, i , dwl 32 Tehama
Bann James, teamster Hibernia Brewery, dwl 731 Clem
Bann James Mrs., milliner, dwl 735 Clementina
Bann Thomas, teamster Hibernia Brewery, dwl 731 Clem-
entina
Bannahan Alice Miss, boarding, 113 Perry
Bannun Bridget (widow), dwl 1422 Jackson
Bannan Frank, clerk, dwl 617 Natoma
Bannan John, boatman, dwl 82 Francisco
Bannan M. Miss, teacher Union Primary School, dwl 1422
Jackson
Bannan Patrick, engineer Joseph Sedgley, dwl Solano bet
Florida and York
Bannatjnie James, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., res
Oakland
BAWKB BBOTIIKRS f Pet, t and Samuel ),im\i(yvi-
ers and manufacturers ckUhing and gents' furnishing
goods, 204 and 206 Sansom
Banner Peter fBannrr Brosj, dwl 305 Kearny
lianner Ilaphael, fancy goods, 1059 Folsom
Banner Samuel (Banner Bma.), res New York
liannennan John T., laborer William B. Bradbury, dwl 9
Guerrero
Bannett Harris, boarding, 235 Kearny
Bannett Louis, jeweler, dwl 235 Kearny
Bannick Christian, salesman John H.Heitmann, dwl 15
Geary
Bannick Johannes F., clerk W. Haker & Hinz, dwl 517
Mission
Bannin John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Banning F. M. Mrs., teacher Shotwell St. Primarji- School,
dwl 1223^ Folsom
Banning Henry, laborer Palace Hotel
Baiming John, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Banning Philip, night worker, dwl 17 White PI
Jiaiinister Alfred fStarr .(• CoJ, dwl 309 Powell
]Jannistcr George W., sashmaker Haskell Jc Bode, dwl
42.5 Fremont
Bannister J. C, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dwl
127 Keaniy
Bannister John, boatbuilder, dwl 804 Third
Bamiister Joseph, watchman Armes & Dallam, dwl 425
Fremont
Bannon Jane Miss, furnished rooms, 110 Fourth
liannon John, broker, dwl 1223i Folsom
Bamion John, laborer St. Mari''s College
Bannon John, laborer Kittle & Co., dwr24 Glover
Bannon Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 823 Montgomery
Bannon Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl NW
cor Third and King
Bannon P., wine dealer, dwl 823 Montgomerj'
Bannon Phillip, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm New-
bern, Folsom St. Wharf
Banny A., clerk Mme. A. Roger, dwl W s Buchanan nr
McAllister
Bansch Maria Mrs., midwnfe, dwl 141 Minna
Banse Frederick, carpenter, dwl 624 Pacific
Banson Alexander, cok, dwl 19 Commercial
Baptis John H., gold-pen manufacturer, 328 Bush, dwl
541 Foui-th
Baptist Robert F. (colored), waiter, dwl B Havens PI m*
Washington
Baptiste Antonio R. , deckhand stm Alameda, dwl SW cor
Drumm and Oregon
Baptiste Jean, butcher, dwl S20 Folsom
Baptiste Jean A., lithographer A. Waldatein, dwl 34S
Ritch
Baptiste Joseph, barkeeper Jos6 Barcellos, dwl Luzitania
Hotel
Baptiste Joseph, cook Grand Hotel
Baptiste Juan, butcher M. Selig & Co., dwl cor First Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Baque Dominique, dwl 1609 Powell
Bar A., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Barabino Carlo, packer Cutting & Co., dwl 5 Filbert PI
Baracco James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Baracco Lesira, laborer, dwl 13 Union PI, rear
Baraco Vincent, salesman, dwl 529 Tehama
Barada Laurent, traveling agent G. W. Chesley & Co.,
dwl 412 Green
Baragat Baptiste, laborer Jules Disdier, dwl 721 Pacific
Baraille John, blacksmith, N s Geary bet Scott and Devis-
adero, dwl W s Devisadero bet Post and Geaiy
Barassina John, milkman, Presidio
Barattini Lawrence, porter G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl 1610
Bush
Baraty Francis fCarrau cO BJ^ dwl 241 Stevenson
Earaty George, student Heald's Business College
Baraty John M. (Baraty ct CoutvlencJ, dwl 303 Montgom-
ery Av
Baraty & Coutolenc (John M. Baraty and Desire Coxito-
Icncj, pork dealers, 303 Montgomery Av
Baraud Philip, cook Louis Donardieu, dwl 1S04 Taylor
Barbagelat^ Giovenate, vocalist, dwl S27 Vallejo, rear
Barbaste Antoine, laundrj-, 838 Clay
Bai'bat John, physician, apothecary, and chemist, 910 Pac
Barbe Jean, nurseiy, N s Bush bet Baker and Lyon
Barbech John, cook Antoine Vasalovich, dwl 9 Dupont
Barbee John, manufacturer upholsterers' materials, dwl
1090 Union
Barber Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1625 W'ebster
Barber Enos W. (LaivUm <ir Co.), dwl 22 Turk
Barber George, upholsterer, dwl 525 Post
Barljer Gideon M., carpenter, dwl 305 Minna
Barber Henry D. (Barber d: KeserJ, dwl 305 Minna
Barber James B., poxter Wilmerding & Kellogg, dwl Guer-
rero bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Barber John (colored), brickmason, dwl 53 Bernard
Barber John N., insurance broker, office 531 California
room 4, dwl 700 California
Barber M., tailor, dwl 423 Bush
Barber M. E. (widow), dwl 513 Taylor
Barber Robert L. (liiMeif ,(■ Bj, dwl 506 Bush
Berber S., farmer, dwl 261 Jessie
Barber Ste])heu, marblecutter J. & A. Morris, dwl 303
Fourth
Barber Thomas A., master mariner, dwl 1222 Pacific
Barber William ( Doyle .[• B.J, attorney at law, office 323
California, res San Rafael
Barber William M., blacksmith, dwl W s Capp bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Barber ZacharyT., with James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl
SE cor Buchanan and McAllister
Barber & Kescr (Henry D. Barber and Frederick IT.
Keser), hairdressing saloon, 683 Mission
Barberi Frank, waiter Jacob Stork & Co., dwl 428 Bdw)'
Barbero John, actor, dwl 1016 Stockton
Barbetta Frederick, fishennan, dwl 49 Clay
Barbie John, manufacturer upholsters' "materials, dwl
1090 Union
Barbier Armand, special policeman, dwl 107 Fifth
Barhior Eugenie, teacher French, dwl 650 Minna
Barbier Gabriel (Woodtkrop d- BJ, dwl 508 Battery
Barbier Paul, barkeeper, dwl 107 Dupont
Barbier Paul L. (Barbier tO Barrett J, dwl 107 Dupont
Barbier & Barrett (Paul L. Barbier and Edward J.
Barrett J, liquor saloon, 903 Market
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOR&AN & CO., 87 California Market
p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 705, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Barbiere G., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 2oA Zoe
Barbieri Guiseppe, captain schooner Marj' Ann, dwl 621
Pacific
Barbour F. A., carpenter Cameron & Hull, dwl 1107
Keaniy
Barbour Freeman, drugsrist, SW cor Mission and Twenty-
second, dwl S s Twenty-third bet Mission and Va-
lencia
Barca Joseph, vesretable peddler, dwl W s Burgoyne PI
B-IUC'ELLOS JOSE, proprietor Luzitania Hotel, SW
cor Drumm and Orei^on
Barchi Cesar Rev., clerg^Tiian St. Ignatius College, dwl
841 Market
Barchus John H., clerk Forwarding Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 806 Webster
Barciller Annie Mrs., ironer B. Sarthon, dwl 907 Sac
Barclay Bros, f John and DacidJ, junkdealers, -i^Z Dup
Barclay Da\id / Barclay Bros J , dwl 7S4 Fulsom
BarclaV Harn', tinsmith, dwl 815 Montgomery
Barclay Henry, upholsterer H. J. M. Troutt, dwl S s
Clara bet Fifth and Sixth
Barclay John f Barclay Bros. J, dwl 7S4 Folsom
Barclay Robert, baker, dwl 405 Folsom
BarclaV Robert H., woodworker Kiniball Mauuf. Co., dwl
629 Bush
BarclaV Roderick, machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl 108
Powell
Barclay. See Barkley
Bardeau Pierre, tailor FeUce Ohio, dwl 209 Mont Av
Barden John, carpenter Pacific Hotel
Harden G., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Bardenhagen Henry fA. Warnecke it Co./, dwl 101 Sac
BarUenwerper Charles P., messenger German Savings
and Loan Societ.v, dwl 9 Stockton PI
Bardet Alexander, ship's clerk, dwl 9 Pinckney PI
Bardet Constance (\vidow). milliner, 1108 Dupont
Bardwell Charles W., machinehand Christian Schreiber
i- &!., dwl 605 Market
Bardwell J. L. & Co. (William lIcKenrieJ, bagmakere,
105 Clay
Bardwell John L. fj. L. Bardwell <!; Co.J, dwl 8 Bren-
hamPl
Bare Edward, furrier Lachman & Stemfels, dwl 362i
Clementina
Bare Gustave. furrier I. Shirpser, dwl 362} Clementina
Bare Jlichael, furrier, dwl 3621 Clementina
Bareau Philip, cook L. Donnadieu, dwl cor Stockton and
Pacific
Barela Maria Miss, milliner, dwl Duncan Court nr Bdwy
Baresel William, bricklayer, dwl 207 Pacific
Baretta Pietro, fisherman, dwl 04 Sullivan's Building
Bargones James, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 713 Green-
wich
Bargones Leonardo, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., dwl
221 S Mason
Bargstream George G., compositor John H. Carmany
& Co., dwl 115 Second
Bargstream H., watchman stm Los Angeles, Market St.
nilarf
Barhydt Edward C, boilemiaker Moj-nihan & Aitken,
dwl 767 Howard
Barichievich John, liquor saloon, 131 Fifth, dwl S4S
Minna
Barichie\ich Martin, barkeeper John Barichievich, dwl
348 Minna
Barikansky J., carpenter, dwl 411 Pacific
Barila Martin, laborer Diez, Bertz & Co.
Earilari Camillo, carpenter, dwl 427 Fdbert
Bardies Emile, driver F. Larroche, dwl cor Sixth Av and
M, South S. F.
Barios .Alphonse, dwl 209 Montgomery Av
Barjuin Martin, tailor A. Barli
Bark A. William, v.iicalist, dwl 1024 Montgomery
Bark Henrv, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R. K.,
cor Fifth and TowTisend, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Barkan Adolph, physician, oculist, and aurist, office and
dwl 13 Guy PI
Barkeloo John, real estate, dwl 1114 Post
Barker .August, marblecutter J. & F. F. Kesseler, dwl 1019
Powell
Barker Charles J., pastrj- cook, dwl ^Vhat Cheer House
Barker E. B. (widow), dwl 14 Stanly PI
Barker Edward, bricklayer, dwl 814 Sansoni
Barker Frank, carpente'r, dwl N 8 Sixteenth Av bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Barker Frederick, dwl 14 Stanly PI
Barker Frederick, officer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 54 Sac
Barker Grace H. (widow), dwl 1421 Folsom
Barker H., painter, dwl 102 Eddy
Barker Henrv" L., brickmaker, dwl 309 Capp
Barker Heiu"y L. , carpenter Winsinger & Pa.vson, dwl 1609
California
Barker Henry X., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl W
s Summer bet Folsom and Harrison, S s Bernal
Heights
Barker Hosea (Barker it Barmtm), dwl 102 Eddy
Barker Jacob, tnuikmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 165
Silver
Barker James L., wholesale hardware and commission
merchant, 408 Market, res Oakland
Barker John P., lumberdrj-er, dwl 15 Glen Park Av
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper Lohmau, Coghill & Rotm-
tree, res Oakland
Barker Marv A. (widow), dwl W s Cushman nr Sac
Barker Martha H., (widow), dwl S s Post bet Scott and
De\isadero
Barker Owen, shoemaker, dwl '236 Sutter
Barker Stephen, bookkeeper, dwl 814 Valencia
Barker Thomas, laborer, dwl 3 Boyd
Barker Timothy L. fWellman, Peck ti- Co.), res Oakland
Barker WiUiani J., dwl 835 Clay
Barker W^ilham M., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 7 Yerba
Buena
Barker k Bamum (Rosea Barker and Ezra B. Bar-
numj , housepainters, 124 Fourth
Barkhaus Diederich (F. W. <t D. BarkhausJ, dwl 10
Turk
Barkhaus Frederick W. (F. W.&B. BarkhausJ, dwilOOi
Sutter
Barkhaus F. W. &, D., books and stationer)', 535 Kearny
Barkhausen Otto A., bookkeeper Schafer & Co., dwl
Franklin bet Turk and Tyler
Barklage WiUiam (Barklajc A Co.), dwl 1223 Mont
Barkl^e & Co. (William Barklage and Jacob Melle),
bowling and billiard saloon, SE cor Jackson ahd Kearny
Barkley Andrew J., dwl 1016 Pine
Barkley George T. N., bookkeeper Pool & Harris, dwl SE
cor Union and Leavenworth
Barklev Margaret Mrs., dwl 114 Oak
Barkley William, dwl SE cor Union and Leavenworth
Barkley William H., dwl SE cor Union and Leavenworth
BarkleV. See Barclay
Barkm'an Gustav, stevedore G. H. Whitney
Barlage Henr}', cabinetmaker California Furniture Co.,
dwl 3 Cushman
Barlage Henry Jr., porter Henry T. Hobnes & Co., dwl 3
Cushman
Barlage William, jeweler Herman J. Brand, dwl 3 Cush-
man
Bariav B., driver City R. B.
Barlert George, carriagemaker, dwl 629 Bush
Barletti S., expresswagon, 4 Pacific
Barli Alexander, tailor, 609 CTay, dwl 1312 Kearny
Barling Richards., clerk Central Pacific B. R. Freight
Office, dwl 61S Fourth
Barlow Caroline Mrs., teacher, dwl 911 Bush
Barlow Carrie Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,
dwl 909 Clay
Barlow Charles (B. O. Dtin * Co.;, res New \ork
Barlow G., laborer U. S. Marine Hospital
Barlow John, laborer Palace Hotel
Barlow John, machinist, dwl 732 Folsom
Barlow Maggie Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. «oolcn
Mills, dwl 125 Fifteenth
Barlow Michael, laborer, dwl 260 Clementina, rear
Barlow Richard, laborer, dwl SW cor Clay and Jones
Barlow Sarah (widow), fruits, 1003 Folsom
Barlow Warren, teamster, dwl Park Hotel
Barlow W. W., bookkeeper, dwl 71 Tehama
Barman Charles, clerk Altschul i: HUdebiandt, dwl 943
Folsom
Barman Jonas S.. dwl 410 Sixth
Barmuson C, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Barmwater Henrv, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Barnane Florence, teamster, dwl Clara bet Fifth and
Sixth
Barnard Edward, special policeman, dwl 20 Ellis
Barnard F. &. Co. (Henry Voorman) , coal, 213 Jackson
Barnard Frank (F. Barnard .t Co.J, dwl 418 Eddy
Barnard George, teamster T. H. Selby & Co., dwl 531
Linden -Av
BIBN.4RD I. D., real-estate and general business
agent, 224 Montgomery, dwl 912 Vallcjo
Barnard John, expressman, dwl 536 Sacramento
Barnard John, seaman, dwl 13 Oak Grove Av, rear
Barnard John, t^xJmaker, dwl 614 Natoma
Barnard Louis, plasterer, dwl 1137 Pacific
Barnard Matthew, shi fcniaker, dwl 5'28 Stevenson
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant
Baraanl Jloses S., cooper, dwl 1226^ FL.lsom
Barnard Thomas G., contractor, dwl 32 Rincon PI
Barnard William L., ])roprietor Barnard's Express, office
719 Davis, res San Rafael
Earner Williajii, clerk Henry Knoche, dwl 423 Third
Barnes A. (widow), dwl 33y Eddy
Banies Annie M. Mrs., dwl 339 Eddy
Banies Benjamin J., laborer, dwl 554 Stevenson
Barnes Charles A., plasterer, dwl SW cor Howard and
Twenty -fourth
Barnes Charles N., inventor, dwl 1224 Mission
Barnes D. H., third otficer Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
public
Eanies E. B. Miss, assistant teacher Drawing Public
School Department, dwl 600 Bush
Barnes E. D., capitalist, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Banies Edward, waiter, dwl 312^ Tehama
Barnes George, dwl 205 Second
Banies Gcortfe. steward 1. Friedlander, dwl 438 Bryant
BAIO'ES iiEORGE ED., editor, office GOO Montgom-
ery' room 40, dwl 1200 Market
Barnes Henry J., carpenter, dwl 1153 Howard
Barnes James, nailmaker, dwl 132G Green
Barnes Joseph, modelmaker, 652 Market, dwl 25 Geary
Bai'nes Jlonroe, watchmaker National Clock Co., dwl 430
Stevenson
Barnes Robert L. C, dwl Sll Stockton
BAICNEI^ "^V. n. I,., attorney at law, office 426 Cali-
fornia, dwl SW eor McAllister and Fillmore
Barnes William, carpenter, dwl N s Ellis bet Scott and
De\'isadero
Banies William R., carpenter, dwl Treat Av bet Twenty-
fir^t and Twenty-Second
Barnes W. P., dwl 032 Market
Banies W. T., laborer City R. R.. dwl 529 Valencia
Baniett Absalom J., draftsman J. P. Gajiior
Barnett Barbara (widow), dwl 810 Union
Barnett David, hamessmaker Charles H Mead, dwl E s
Davis bet Washinyton and Clay
Barnett David, tailor, 625 Sacramento, dwl 251 Perry
Barnett Edward J., expressman SW cor Second and How-
ard, dwl 227 Second
Baniett Jolm, laborer, dwl 7 Lick
Barnett John J., sailmaker and cxtraman Engine No. 7
S. F. F. D., dwl Engine House cor Second Av and
Sixteenth
Baniett Joseph, crockeiy and glassware, 39 and 79 Fourth,
dwl :J72 Jessie
Baniett Joseph P., club rooms, dwl 28 Geary
Barnett Morris S., grain commission, 210 Davis, dwl 1114
Market
Barnett Samuel, draftsman, dwl 207 Second
Barnett S. S., carpenter, dwl 128 Turk
Barney Alfred S., dcjiutv U. S. shipping commissioner,
dwl 2109 Van Ness Av
Barney Aurelius, di-essmaker Mrs. Marj' Robei-tson, dwl
32 Second
Barney Benjamin A., with William B. Hooper & Co., dwl
S17 Van Ness Av
Barney B. Griffin, Deputy U. S. Shipping Commissioner,
office P. M. S. S. Co.'s Dock, dwl 2209 Jackson
Banicy E. S., broker, dwl 318 Pine
Barney James M. { Willidtn B. Hooper i- Co. ) , res Ymna,
A. T.
Baniey Morgan L., lumber dealer, dwl 1324 Polk
Barney S. A. Mrs., dwl 32 Sixth
Banihart Christian, laborer, dwl 22 Garden
Banibart Daniel (Wntmn d- BJ, dwl 1021^ Market
Barnhisel E. R., carrier Alta California
Banibisel S. Henry, salesman Toklas, Hahn & Brown, dwl
147 Third
Banihouse Theodore, machinehaud Daniel D. Holland,
dwl 34 Tehama
Bams Dcidrich, refiner Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl W s
Potrero Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Bamum Augusta (widow), dwl 1620 Washington
Barnum E. K., assistant lighthousekeeper. South Faral-
lonc Islands
Barnum Ezra B. (Barker it BJ, dwl Columbia Hotel
Barnum Henrj-, editor Rural Press, dwl 1520 Broadway
Barnum J., dwl 414 Pacitic
Barnum William, lab'n-or To^\^l8end St. Depot Central
Pac. R. R., dwl 708 Brannan, rear
Bamum William 0., clerk Dewey & Co., dwl 1520 Bd^y
Barocchi Maurizio, vegetables, 62 Colombo Market
Baron Abraham, tailor, 31 Pacific
Baron Edouard, porter 330 Pine
Baron John {Baron J- DvpwjJ, dwl 628 Broadway
Baron S. , lather Palace Hotel
Baron William, housemover, dwl E s Misssion nr Thirtieth
Baron & Dupuy {John Baron and John DupxiyJ, black-
smiths, 528 Broadway
Baroni Peter, expressman, Colombo Market
Baronia Anton, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Bannuiuaire E. (widow), dwl 1019 Powell
Barque Heiin,% liquor saloon, NE cor Stockton and Bdwy
Barr Charles,' liquor merchant, dwl 335 Geary
Barr Daniel, carpenter, dwl 31 Hunt
BaiT F. D., hairdresser, dwl 516 Pacific
Barr Hannah K. (widow), dwl N s Oak bet Lagima and
Octavia
Barr Harry, agent, dwl 1212 Clay
Ban- Henry (colored), laborer, dwl 520 Broadway
Barr James, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Michigan
Barr John, dwl 424 Sansom
Ban' John D., umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 323
Bush, dwl 912 i'ost
Barr Mary Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl N s Twentieth nr Va-
lencia
Barr Neil, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl SE cor Twent}'-
third and Harrison
Barr Robert, mason Palace Hotel
Barr Sara A. Miss, assistant Girls* High School, dwl 916
Washington
Barr William, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 102 First
Barr William H., mariner, dwl S s Bay bet Hyde and Leav
BaiTa Ezekiel I., liquor saJoon and cigars, 118 First, dwl 4
Minna
Barra Miguel, cook, dwl 1119 Kearny
Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Mimia
Bari-acco Andrew, poultry dealer, dwl 33 Turk
Ban-aellac Charles, basketniaker, dwl 3 Meacham PI
Barrailet Felicien, laborer F. Laroche
Ban-anowski Hem*y, cook, dwl 4 Selina PI
Barraque John (Daunet dj B.), dwl 708 Commercial
Barras Adolph, butcher D Sier, dwl 419 Vallejo
Bari-aud Louts, dwl 533 Keaniy
Barre Augustus, laborer, dwl 362 Natoma
Barre lean, dwl 715 Stockton, rear
Ban-eis Adolph, butcher Fred. Katz, dwl 624 Vallejo
Barrell Edward, clerk Cashier's Department Wells, Fargo,
& Co., dwl 600 Bush
Barrell Samuel, stockbroker 422 Mont., dwl 600 Bush
Barrellis John, cook P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 769 Market
Ban-ere Louis, draymau 316 Sacramento, dwl 817 Howard
Barrett Alfred, jeweler and, watchmaker, 13 Second, dwl
234 Seventh
Ban*ett Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Francisco Smith,
dwl 129 Sixth
Ban-ett Charles P., cutter Purdv & Litchfield, res Oakland
Barrett Charles R. (Phelps t(- BJ, dwl 215 Minna
BaiTett Cornelius, laborer, dwl 104 Polk
Barrett Cornelius, laborer, dwl 732 Natoma
Barrett Dominique, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., res Oak-
land
Barrett Edmond, laborer, dwl 609 Minna
Barrett Edward, farmer, dwl Old Sau Jos^ Road nr In-
dustrial School
Barrett Edward, laborer, dwl 24 Clementina
Barrett Edward, laborer John Cochran, dwl 609 Minna
Barrett Edward, painter Wason &, Morris, 38 California
Barrett Edward, waiter Lick House
Barrett Edward F. , butcher John D. Piercy, dwl W a
Miller PI nr Folsom, rear
Barrett Edward J., (Barbier A BJ, dwl 349 Minna
Barrett Edward J., expressman, dwl 227 Second
Barrett Edward M., baker, dwl 108 First
Barrett Francis A., carpenter E. K. Howes & Co., dwl Ss
Seventeenth Av nr J, South S. F.
BaiTctt. George, maltster Mason's Brewery, dwl 529 Chest-
nut
Barrett Haimah (widow), dwl W s Miller PI nr Folsom
liarrett Haiuuih (widow), dwl 515i Stevenson
Barrett James, fanner, dwl 337 Jessie
Barrett James, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery
Barrett James, painter, dwl 112 Dora
Barrett James, wood and coal, N s Seventeenth bet Do-
lores and Church
Barrett James Fisher, steward, dwl 117 Drunun
Barrett James L., machinist, dwl 719 Market
Barrett J. C, Bricklayers* Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Ban-ett John, bookkeeper John O'Kane, dwl 782 Har
Barrett John, carrier Examiner
Barrett John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W s Kan-
sas nr Nevada
Barrett John, lithographic printer G. H. Baker, dwl 318
Clementina
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Barrett John, machinist Pacific Mall S. S. Co.'s ^NTiarf,
dwi 10 Berry
Barrett John, miller Demino, Palmer & Co., dwl 54 Sac
Barrett John, st<:>necutt€r Michael Heverin, dwl 16 Crook
Barrett Mary Mrs., seamstress, dwl 202 Second
Barrett Marv T. (widow), saleswomau Florence Sewing
Machine Co., dwl 905 Bush
Barrett Matthew (Barrett <t Cazn^au), dwl 11 Geary
Barrett Michael, coachman Fashion Stables, dwl 342
Kitch
Rirrett Michael, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
Barrett Michael, shipcarpent«r, dwl 33 Clementina
Barrett Moses, peddler, dwl 1.^05 Powell
Barrett P., carpenter Palace Hotel
Barrett Patrick, salesman Kennedy & Durr. dwl 24 Clem
Barrett Patrick N., carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 363
Natf-^ma
Barrett Paul, carpenter, dwl 506 Market
Barrett Richard F., framemaker S. Hausman & Co., dwl
427 Stevenson
Barrett Robert, soapmaker Richard Brown, dwl 122 J
Gilbert
Barrett Thomas, carpenter, dwl 785 Mission
Barrett Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Barrett William, bricklayer, dwl 311 Jessie
Barrett William, driver' Lenhart &; Brady, dwl 35 Sutter
Barrett William, hackdriver Reardon i; Hinckley, dwl 293
Clementina
Barrett William, laborer, dwl S s Laurel Av bet Van Ness
Av and Franklin
Barrett William, teamster George Morrow & Co., dwl 31
Commercial
Barrett William F., molder St«iger & Kerr, dwl 316 Fol-
som
Barrett William G., cashier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1000
Pine
Barrett William H., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 23 Muss
Barrett & Cazneau fMatthcic Barrett ayid Thomas L.
CozufanJ , liquor saloon, 38 Gear\'
BARKETT A SHERWOOO, jewelers {Robert Sher-
irood successor J , importers and dealers watches,
diamonds, jewelry', etc., 517 Mont;:romerj'
Barretta Louis, upholsterer, dwl 223 Minna
Barretta Peter, fisbenuan, dwl foot Clay
EarriL'hovich John, saloonkeeper, dwl 438 Minna
Barrie Da-\id H., driver Sutter St. R. R.. dwl 1320 Polk
Ean-ilis Die^o Count, Italian consul, ofBce 704 Washing-
t-tn, res Oakland
Barringer Elizabeth Mrs., agent Curtis' Models, 54 Fourth
Barringer Jacob, fruitdealer, SE cor Powell and John,
dwl 1211 Powell
Barringer William, carpenter and builder, Hitch nr Berrj',
dwl King St. House
Rarrington Geoi^e F., dwl 1706 Sacramento
Harrington John, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 557 Natoma
Harrington John, laborer G. Jas. King of Wm. & Co., dwl
521 Sacramento
Earrington William, porter Dickson, De Wolf & Co.
Barrintos Martin, printer, dwl Virginia Block SE cor
Stockton and Pacific
Barris Clermont C, bookkeeper Laveme Barns, dwl 302
ilontgomery
Barris Hiram IK, butcher, dwl 92S Post, rear
BARKIS L.\VER\E, broker, office 302 Montgomery
room 30, dwl 1609 Van Ness Av
Barrisnn Michael, laborer, dwl S s Ellis bet Gough and
Octa\"ia
B.IRKOILHET HE\R1' fBcUoc Frt^rc^ J, ^nd consxil
for Chili, office 524 Montgomeri", dwl Grand Hotel
Barron Barney, pantr^Tnan 542 Clay
Barron Cornelius, barkeeper Wilham SulUvan, dwl 733
Howard
Barron Cornelius J., house and sign painter, and paper-
hani^er, &lo Market
Barron Edward, capitalist, office 406 Montgomery, dwl 435
Geary
Barron Henry, barber Jacob Davis, dwl 45 Third
Barron James, cabinetmaker, dwl 2 Caroline PI
Barron James, captain stm Hope, Commercial St. Wharf
Barron James, framemaker McEachran & Parkinson, 437
Brannan
Barron James, mining, dwl 147 Third
Barron John, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 522 Folsom
Barron John, painter, dwl 1 Francisco
Barron Joseph, capitalist, dwl 606 Stockton
Barron Louis, cook Frank Caffiere, dwl 1112 Turk
Barron Michael, carpenter California Mills, dwl E B Mis-
siftn between Nineteenth and Twentieth
contractor, dwl SW cor Gean'
Barron Slichacl D,
Broderick
Barron Richard, captain stm Emma, Commercial St.
Wharf
Barron Ten-ence, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
Barron William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clav and
Powell
Barron Willi.am, hairdresser Abraham Lewis, dwl 31 Pacific
Barron William, Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Barron William R., shipjoiner, dwl E s Middle bet Pine
and California nr Rllmore
BARRO\ A I'O.. office 305 Sansom
Barrow Samuel M. f Curtis d: Co.), dwl Morton House
BaiTow S. W., cigars and tobacco, dwl 533 Sacramento
Barrows Daniel F., housepainter William Lee, dwl 129
Second
Barrows Edward C, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
1123 Bush
Barrows H. M., student Heald's Business Collie
Barrows James O., actor, dwl 129 Second
Barro^^-s John fWakejield d- Co. I, dwl 315 Hyde
Barrows Lotta M. Miss, teacher Vallejo St. Colored School,
dwl 1123 Bush
Barrows Peleg, bookkeeper Thomas Barrows, res Oakland
Barrows Robert, superintendent Califoniia Broom Fact-
or.-, dwl 237^ Filbert
Barrows Thomas, general agent Victor Serving Machine,
121S Market, res Oakland
Barrows William H., attorney at law, office 76 Montgom-
ery- Block, dwl 109 Leavenworth
Barry A., driver City R. R.
Barry Aaron, boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl 14
Boiu-bon
Bam- Alfred, third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Great Repub-
lic
Bam- Bartholomew, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferr>-, dwl 339 Clementina
Barn- Bridget, laundress, dwl 33 Everett
BarrV Catherine (widow), dwl 110 William
Barr'v Charles. clra\nuan George Brj-den. dwl 360 Natoma
BARRY <'H.1RLES E.. searcher records, office 619
Montgomery, dwl 150S Jones bet Pacific and Jackson
Barry Daniel, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s Elev-
enth Av bet N and O, South S. F.
Barry Daniel, rigger Palace Hotel
P>arr^- Da-\id (Bacru A- Co. I, dwl 10 Washington Av
Barrj- Da\id, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Earr^- Da^is, peddler, dwl 211 Folsom
Earrr Dennis, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 102
First
Bam' Edward, carriagemaker, dwl 24 Ridley
Barr\- Edward, laborer, dwl 567 Mission
Barrj- Edward, milkranch, S 8 Cortland Av nr Islais
Creek S s Bemal Heights
Bam- Edward, real-estate agent, office 415 Montgomerj',
dwl 2010 Pacific Av
Earr>- Eliza Miss, machine operator Stillivan & Moorhead,
liwl Bush bet Buchanan and Lagmia
Barn- Ella Miss, teacher St. Mar\-'s School, NE cor Dupont
and California, dwl 923 Pacific
Bam- Ellen Mrs., shirtmaker, dwl 708 Howard
Barrj^ Emma H. (widow), dwl 923 Pacific
Barrj- Francis, boilermaker Francis L Curry
Barr^- Frederick, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Barn- Frederick J., laborer, dwl IS Ohio
Barry George, machinist, dwl 28 Natoma
Barry H. E. Mrs., lodgings, 14 Eddy
Barr^' James (Hartnett & B.J, dwl 402 Broadway
Barry James, foreman Nelson & Doble, dwl 211 Taylor
Bany James, laborer, dwi 412 Folsom, rear
Baiii- James, laborer, dwl 412 Post, rear
Bany James, machinehand Daniel D. Holland, dwi Lizzie
nr Thirtieth
Bam- James, milker Matthew Barry, dwl Sweeny W s
San Bruno Road nr G<:>lden City House
Barri' James, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Grenada,
dwl 529 Fourth
Earrj- James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Barrj- James H., compositor Spaulding & Barto, dwi 1306
Jackson
Barrj- James J., receiving clerk New City Hall, dwi lllj
Fifth
Berry J. L. (Gilrnan & B.\ dwl 302 Montgomery
BarrS' John, baker Robert Stein, dwl 238 Fifth
Barry John, bnissmolder Greenberg & Co., dwi S 8 Fran-
cisco nr Bay
Barry John, clerk, dwl 64 Natoma
Barry John, coachman WilliaiQ_F. Babcock, dwl 325 Fol
'ACinC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. &. Langley, PubUshsr, S. F.
I
D. ¥. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mod
Barn- John, criraper, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Church
Barry John, driver John Haley, dwl 737 Broadway
Barry John, expressman, cor Bush and Kearny
Barry John, gusfitter Bush & Milne,
BarrV John, laborer, dwl 52S Broadway
Barr\- John, laborer Construction Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 102 Fourth
Barry John, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
foot Fourth
Bam- John, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl 2521 Sacramento
Bany John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Barr>' John, longrshoreman, dwl IS Freelon
Earn.- John, packer Helbing & Straus, dwl 6 Glover
Barr>- John, painter, dwl Sdl Clementina
Barn,' John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Barry John, shoemaker, dwl Seventeenth bet Church and
Dolores
Bam- John H., dehvery clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 211 Taylor
Barr>' John H., driver John Haley, Plaza, dwl 35 Valpa-
raiso
Barrj- John T. {Lyons <k BJ, dwl 1526 Geary
BarrV Julia (widow), dwl 613 Greenwich
Barry Kate Mrs., dwl 120 Seventh
Barr?- M. Sirs., dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
iiush nr Buchanan
Barry Martin, tailor, dwl N 3 Bush bet Buchanan and
Lagnna
Barrj- Mary (widow), dwl 35 Talparaiso
Barn' Man- Miss, laundress, dwl S s Emmet PI
Barry Matthew, milkranch. dwl Sweeny W s Sao Bruno
Road nr Golden City House
Bam' M. C. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Granunar School,
dwl 211 Taylor
Bam- Michael, bootmaker, dwl W s Chenery nr San Jos6
Road
Barry Slichael, cabinetmaker, dwl N s Post bet Broderick
and Baker
Barrj- Michael, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 708
Howard
Barr>' Michael, cook, dwl 54 Jessie
Barrj- Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Barn, Michael, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Barry Michael, tailor Austin Fitzgerald, dwl 164 Jessie
Barn- Michael J., fruitstand, SW cor Sansom and Sacra-
mento, dwl 419 Bush
Barn- ilichael L., woolsorterS. F. P. Woolen Factory
Barr\- Owen, laborer Palace Hotel, dw E s Octavia nr Mc-
Allister
Barn," Patrick, baggagemaster. dwl 339 CHementina
Barn- Patrick, boUermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 110 Wil-
liam
Bam- Patrick, extraman Engine No. 3, S F. F. D., dwl
isis California
Barry Patrick, grocer, dwl 274 Jessie
Barn' Patrick, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 164 Jessie
Barry Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
BarrV Patrick, laborer Southern Pacific R. R., dwl 529
Fourth
Barry Patrick, watchman Michelssen, Brown & 0>., dwl
Sbrteenth nr Potrero
Barrj' Patrick, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 1317 Sac
Barry Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl S s Ash Av bet
Lagtma and Octa\ia
Barr>- Patrick, seaman, dwl 510 Daria
Barn,- Patrick, watchman Oakland Ferry Wharf, dwl 339
Clementina
Barr>- Patrick Jr., laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Barry Patrick Sr., laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Barn.- Patrick O., clerk Charles E. Barry, dwl 904 Jack
Barrj' Richard, laborer, dwl 239 Perry
Barn- Richard, laborer, dwl S s Eleventh Avbet N and O,
South S. F.
Barry Richard, laborer Weed & Kingwell, dwl 260 Clara
Earn,- Richard, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Barry Richard, paperhanger, dwl 10 Anthony
Barry Richard, sailmaker William Wood, dwl IS Wash-
ington Av
Barry Robert, ropemaker, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Barrj- Robert, tailor, dwl 6 Trinity, rear
Bany' Robert, traveling agent, dwl 21 Prospect PI
Barry Sarah (widow), dwl 130G Jackson
Barn,' Teresa (widow), dwl 3 Park PI
liarrj' Theodore ^V. f Barry tt Patten), dwl 709 Geary
Barry Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 2 Eddy PI
Barry Thomas, clerk, dwi 207 Powell
Barr>' Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Barry Thomas, merchant, dwl Russ House
Barrv Thomas, steward stm. Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.
Barrj- ThomM T., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
Powell bet Gear>' and O'Farrell
Barry Thomas F., tutor University of California, dwl 35
Valparaiso
Bam- William, blacksmith, dw! 513 Howard
BarrV William, broker, dwl 719 Market
Barrj- WiUiara, carpenter Omnibus R. R., dwl 766 Mission,
rear
Barry WiUiam, hackdriver, dwl 1S07 Powell
Barri- WiUiam, laborer Machinery Department U. S. Mint
Barn- William, laborer William T. Garratt, dwl 513 How
Bany William, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Barn- Wilham, trackman Omnibus R. R., dwl 630 Jessie
Barry William, wheelwright Ennis & McNeill, dwl 21
Rausch
Barrj- William J., dwl 35 Valparaiso
Barry- William Mrs., furnished rooms, 200 Stockton
BanV' William McG., suneyor, dwl 200 Stockton
Barn- A: Co. (David Barry and Joseph Baker j , morktl,
i207 Mission
BARRY A PATTEX (Theodore A. Barry and Benja-
inin A. Patten) , wines and liquors, 413 Mont
Bar santi Attlio, laborer F. Giovannini. dw! 438 Bdwy
Barsilis D. consul Itaha, office and dwl 702 Washington
Barsotti Virgilia, peddler, dwl 1002 Pacific
Barstow Alfred, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 50,
dwl 17 South Park
Barstow Da^id P., attorney at law, office 35 MerchantaT
Exchange, res Oakland
Barstow George /Barstow, Stetson 6: Houghton), attor-
ney at law, dwl 927 Pine
Barstow Henn-, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
BARSTOn,' STETSOX A HOrtiHTOX (George
Barntoic, Edward Gray Sletmn, and B. E. Hough-
ton), attorneys at law, office 315 California
Barteaux A., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl cor
Vallejo and Montgomen,-
Bartelomeo Barbaieri, dwl 303 Fourth
Bartels Conrad, musician, dwl 417 Union
Bartels Eochem, waiter, dwl 67 Water
Barrels George, confectioner William Schmlts, dwl 916
Montgomerj'
Bartels Hermann, barkeeper John Hartler, dwl NW cor
Dupont and Gean'
Bartels John, dwl 220 Pacific
Bartels John, laborer, dwl 67 Water
Bartels Max, teacher music, dwl 815 CHay
Bartels Peter Henrj', liquor saloon and billiards, 539 Jack-
son
BARTELS RICHARD, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Jones
Barter Augusta B. (widow), electro-physician, office and
dwl 406 Post
Bartes Phihp, driver 1 (lay St. Market, dwl 735 O'Fanell
Barth C. H., bookkeeper McCain, Flood & McClure, dwl
405 Powell
Barth Charles, bootmaker, dwl 16 St. Mary, rear
Barth Charles H., clerk, dwl 2237 Jackson
Barth Ernst F., butcher William F. Witzemann, dwl 7
Washington
Barth Isador, filer Jackson Iron Foundrv, dwl 520 Green
Barth Philip, clerk I. Glazier & Co., dwl 906 Market
Barthalmy James, miner, dwl 814 Montgomery
Barthen Antonia (widow), dwl Cedar Av bet Polk and
Larkin
Barthev Albert, waiter, dwl 411 Green
Barthoif T. WalOron, engineer Bush & Milne, dwl 212
Second
Bartholoma John, groceries and liquors. 1413 Stockton
Bartholomew Henry G., expressman, SE cor Pine and
Front, dwl E s De\isadero bet Sacramento and Clay
Bartholow Eugene, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Freight
Office, dwl 746 Howard
Barthrup Edward (Casey (L- BJ, dwl 317 Hayes
Bartleson Edward A., waiter Delmonico's Restaurant,
dwl 509 Howard
Bartlett A. W. M. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 29
O'Farrell
Bartlett Charles H., special policeman, City Hall
Bartlett Columbus (Bartlett <L- Pratt), dwl 1131 Ellis
Bartlett Earl, attorney at law, office 35 Montgomery
Block, dwl S 8 Point Lobos Av nr Sixteenth Av
Bartlett Henry, dwl 313 Kearny
Bartlett Henrj- E., driver Contra Costa Laimdry, dwl 1106
Kearny
Bartlett James, carpenter, dwl 306 Tehama
Bartlett Jared A., shipcarpenter, dwl 312 Beale
Bartlett J. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
MORGAN & CO., 87 CaL Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyste:
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Bartlett J. L., blacksmith machine shop Southern Pacific
R. U. , cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Bartlett J. M., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 737 Howard
Bartlett Job C, diuyman, cor First and Natoma, dwl 122
Etldy
Bartlett Nathaniel, flonrpacker F. D. Conro & Son, dwl
1024 Montgomery
Bartlett riiuy (Hallftt, B. A Daltmil, res Oakland Point
Bartlett Robert, hostler 3. & R, Smith, dwl 344 Brannan
Bartlett Robert B., porter Macondray & Co., dwl 33^ Moss
Bartlett Washington (Bartlett d; Randolph), dwl 1104
Market
Bartlett William, cook Windsor House
BAHETLKTT M'lLLIAM C, Bulletin editorial rooms,
517 CI;iy, res Oakalnd
Bartlett William S., noteteller National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., res Oakland
Bartlett W. P., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 29
O'Farrell
BAItTLETT A PRATT iColumlm^ Bartlett and
L'.'iinidas E. Pratt), attorneys at law. office 636 Sac
BAKTJLKTT A" RAXDOLPIfi {Watihington Bartlett
and Daniel L. Randolph/, real-estate and money-
brokers, office 12 Montgomery
Bartley Frank, boilennaker, dwl 125 Dora
Bartley George, boilermaker, dwl 125 Dora
Bartley George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E 9 Illinois
bet Napa and Shasta
Bartling William fBartlhig d- KimballJ, res Fourteenth
bet Castro and Brush, Oakland
Bartling & Kimball fWilliam Bartling and Henrif Kim-
ball), bookbinders and blank book manufs, 505 Clay
Bartlow William (colored), bootblack Stable & Bernhard,
dwl Pacific bet Dupont and Kearny
Bartly Maninn, laborer Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Bartmann Antone, carpenter, dwl 2219 Powell
Bartmann Charles, laborer, dwl SW cor Shasta and Mich-
igan
Bartmann Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 522 Filbert, rear
Bartmann John (Phelan <i- BJ , dwl IIS Berry
Bartmann John C, teacher music, dwl 729 Grove
Bartnett Thomas, porter Occidental Hotel, dwl 334 Third,
rear
Baniicklow George R., carpenter, dwl 1037^ Folsoni
Banilcklow George R. Mrs., dressmaker, dwll037A^ Folsom
Barto Harrison i Spauldlng & B.J , dwl E s Reed nr Clay
Barto Mary Mrs., housekeeper, dwl 3 Caroline PI
Bartola S., fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Bartolasa Joseph, glazier, dwl 1413 Dupont
Bartolomeo Periano, cook, 723 Sansom
BLirtun , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Barton Alfred, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 105
Montgomerj' Block
B;n-tnn Benjamin F. (B, F. Barton & CoJ^ res Alameda
I'.nlnn B. F. & Co., proptrs Pioneer Salt Mills, 213 Sac
I. utt.n Charles C, salesman, dwl 128 Clara
J'.iiton Frederick, foundrjnnan, dwl 740 Harrison
liLi.rt^n George, dwl 418 Brannan
liLLrtijn C^orge, dwl W s Missicm bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
E:irtun George, stairbuilder Dillon & Drew
Iiurtuu Hiram Jr., student Heald's Business College
Bitrtiin James, boot and shoemaker, 819 Battery
B:irton James, pipemaker Francis, Smith Sl Co., dwl 281
Minna
Barton John, manager Union Pacific Salt Co., 218 Sacra-
mento, res Alameda
Burton Patrick, butcher, dwl N 3 Eleventh Av nr Q, South
S. F.
Iiurtcn Phineas W., clerk Firemana Fund Insurance Co.,
res Alameda
I'iLrtuu Richard, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
BAfiCTO\ ICOBFRT, mining engineer, office 422 Mont-
gonier\-. dwl 111^0 Bush
Barton S. M. fS. M. Barton 6: Co.), dwl 615 Post
Barton S. M. iS: Co., moneybrokers. 2.38 Montgomery'
Burton Thomas, actor Bella Union Tlieater, dwl 812 Jack
Burton Thomas S., clerk N. B. Edgerly k Co., dwl 759 Clay
Lurtun Willard T., clerk Union Pacific Salt Co., dwl 620
iiUis
Barton William, dwl 1040^ Howard
Barton William, painter, dwl 1232 Union
Bartun William, sawjer S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 1415
Pacific
Barton William, stevedore, dwl W a Stockton bet Fran-
cisco and Bay
Bartun William H., stockbroker and reporter Evening
Post, dwl 2428 Buchanan
Eartram John, bookkeeper Stange & Hink, dwl 112 Polk
Barts John, tailor, 522 Pine
Baruch Moses, bookkeeper J. Eisenberg, dwl 1522 Powell
Bai-uch Pauline Mrs., midwife, dwl 252 Minna
Baruch Simon, salesman S. Leszynsky & Bros., dwl 371
Jessie
Barut Raymond, market, 1402 Stockton
Baruth William, groceries and liquors, KW cor H^'de and
Sutter
Barwell Charles, waiter 605 Commercial
Brfrwes Alexander, barkeeper Park Hotel
Barz August ( Barz (ic Suhl', dwl 257 Perry
Barz & Suhl {Aitgust Barz and Chri^itian F. Suhl),
blacksmiths and wagonmakers, NE cor Drunun and
Commercial
Basaine Felix, machinist, dwl 421 Dupont
Basalt Co., office 216 Bush
Basch Abraham fBasch ifc Co.), dwl 518 Pacific
Basch Henry, hairdresser with Jacob Burger, dwl 320
Dupont
Basch Samuel fBasch d; Co J, dwl 518 Pacific
Basch & Co. {Samuel Ba-'ich, Abraham Basch, and Fe-
lix Kior), tailors, 1202 Market
Bascom Absolem, cai-penter, d\\l 207 Second
Bascom Decious, foreman Wesley Dig^ns, dwl N s Sutter
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Bascom Lewis S., clerk Mark L. McDonald, dwl 109
O'Farrell
Bascom M. M., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 207 Second
Baseombe Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 32 Tyler
Bascon Jean, butcher Borel & Baylc, dwl Fifth Av bet L
and M, South S. F.
Basey David, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Basford Jacob K., capitahst, dwl 917 Geary
Basford W. L., druggist, SE cor Bush and Fillmore
Bash Heyman, tailor, 2 Bryan PI, dwl 359A Tehama
Basilisco Luigi, barkeeper Louis Rismondo, dwl 629 Davis
Bashford Edward, musician, dwl 227 Second
Basker\'ine Aurelia, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
30 Silver
Baskerville James, gardener, dwl S s Geary bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
Baskerville John, machinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 591
Sixth
BaskerWlle Richard D., hairdresser, dwl 591 Sixth
Easier George A., painter, dwl 29 Pearl
Basney John H., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl 841
Harrison
Basque Henrj', sugar dealer, dwl 700 Broadway
Basquill John, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 846 Market
Bass Addie Miss, dwl 433 Jessie
Bass Julia Miss, teacher music, dwl 433 Jessie
Bass Thomas J. (T. J. Bass «t Co.;, dwl S s Fifteenth
between Market and Noe
BAS^ T, J. A, CO., paints, oils, varnish, and glass,
26 Geary
Bass William, calker, dwl 625 Vallejo
Bassalla Giovanni, painter with G. B. Deferrari, dwl 625
Vallejo
Bassart Charles E., wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell, dwl 12
Oak Grove Av
Bassart Peter, poultry dealer, dwl 12 Oak Grove Av
Basse Thomas, merchant, office 526 California, res Bremen,
Germany
Bassen Joseph, driver Enterprise Brewery, dwl 2019 Fol
Bassett A. C., general freight agent and assistant super-
intendent Southern Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend room 45, dwl 906 Market
Bassett C. F. &l Co., produce commission merchants, 219
Washington
Bassett Charles F. (C. F. Bassett d: Co.), dwl W s Mis-
sion opp Twelfth
Bassett Charies W., clerk, dwl 221 Second
Bassett Daniel M., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska, dwl 58 Clementina
Bassett Frank W., barkeeper, dwl 114 Eleventh
Bassett Harrj' C, carrier Figaro, res Oakland
Bassett James, laborer Palace Hotel
Bassett John, watchman Mission Rock Dock, dwl 3
Townsend
BASSETT JIOSEPn, produce commission, 221 Clay,
res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Bassett Martin L., mechanic, dwl NW cor Church and
Jersey
Bassett Nathaniel, dwl 114 Eleventh
Bassett Robert, clerk S. F. Directory Office, res East Oak-
land
Bassett William H., dwl 114 Eleventh
Bassi Guiseppe, dwl 620 Post
ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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Bassi L., boilermaker with Fnincis I. Curry I
Bassignano Peter, express wag'on, NE cor Montgomery and
Sacramento, dwl 5-20 Seventh
BassiUio Jo'^eph, engineer Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl
SE cor Union and Calhoun
Bassini Beniardo, metennau S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1327
California
Bassity James E., plasterer, dwl 113 Jones
Bastheim Joseph (Eimtcin Bros. <t- Co.), dwl 82S O'Far-
rell
Basthorn Herman, bootmaker A. Utschig, dwl 25 Morton
Busfian Jacob (Mesmer i{- BJ, dwl 398 Pacific
Bastile F., waiter stni Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.,
Bastin Florence, fanner, dwl 411 Pacific
Bastin H. JI., dwl Russ House
Bast-m Freeman A., expressman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl
1020 McAllister
Baston Joseph G., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 1209
Cnay
Batavia John, dwl 737 Howard
Bat,avia Patrick, hairdresser, dwl 419 Fourth
Batchel Thomas, mth A. Redowich, NW cor Folsom and
Steuart
Bat^helder David F., farmer, dwl W s Lobos Creek nr
Cemeterj' Resei-vation
Batchelder Henrj', eashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 25
. Warren
VBatchelder Hiram, carrier Alta and Bulletin, dwl 930 Clay
Batchelder James, laborer L Friedlander's Mission Bay
/ Warehouse, dwl Fairmont Tract
Batchelder John R., carpenter W. L. Bovj'er, dwl 613
V Grove
BJitchelder Le\'i L., stevedore, dM-1 1026 Clay
IlatdioMer T.. captain brig- Orient, ofiice 44 Market
But .iKlder William H., housemover. dwl 114 Austin
I6AT<-HKt«R EI^>VARD P., attoniey at law, office
7 Mitntg'imery Block, and prosecuting attorney Police
Court, dwl Windsor House
Bat<'he]or Henr\-, butcher Werner & Lincoln, dwl SW cor
Clay and Polk
Batchelor N., carpenter, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Bateman Henry C, bookseller, dwl 43 Tehama
Bateman Isaac C, mining, office 419 California room 7,
dwl 5.'i5 Harrison
Bateman James, bootmaker Patrick Kenney,
Bateman Joshua, longshoreman, dwl Columbia Hotel
Bateman Michael C, real estate, dwl NW cor Paciffic Av
and Gough
Bateman William, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co. ,
dwl 725 Harrison
Bateman William A., liven' stable, 353 Tehama
Batenick Anthon, cook Miller & Hacker, dwl 421 Fourth
Batersby Frederick, wheelwritrht, dwl S Minna
Bates Alfred, teacher University College, dwl 1404 Van
Ness Av
Bates Asher B. (widow), dwl 705 Bush
Bates Catherine (widow), dwl 7(54 Harrison, rear
Bates Carrie Miss, teacher LTniversity College, dwl 1404
Van Ness Av
Bates Charles, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mission
Bates Cicero M., physician, office 137 Montgomery, and
professor clinical medicine University California, dwl
20G Powell
Bates C. P., dentist Henr>' Da\-is, dwl 749 Folsom
Bates Daniel S., night inspector Custom House, dwl 231
Stevenson
Bates Dudley C, with S. B. Boswell & Co., dwl 1705 Oo-
t-avia
Bates Edward K., bootmaker Thomas Mxu-phy, dwl 1124
Market
Bates Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1404 Van Ness Av
Bates Eugene J., shipping clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl
704 Harrison
Bates Felix J W., millwright, dwl SW cor Bush and Pierce
Bates George, clerk, dwl 411 Pacific
Bates George, principal University College, SE cor Stock-
ton and Geary, dwl 1404 Van Ness Av
Bates George, teamster H. N. Tribou, dwl 431 Fulton
Bates James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Bates James, dwl 403 Broadway
Bates James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bates J. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Bates John, master schr Ximrod, office 5 Spear
Bates John S., gardener, dwl 52(J Oak
BATE.S JOSKPII <'., attorney at law, office 434 Cali-
fornia, dwl 2520 Clav
Bates K. E. (widow), dwl 622 Fourth
Bates Morris S., cashier William Blanchard & Co., dwl
705 Bush
Bates Morris Upham, commercial editor Evening Post,
dwl 700 Post
Bates Samuel, master mariner, dwl 6 Powell
Bates William, street contractor, dwl S 8 Twenty-second
nr San Jos6 Av
Bates William H., carpenter, dwl 211 Stevenson
Bateson James H., tailor, dwl 7 Clementina
Batey John, painter, dwl 429 Francisco
Batias Inocencio, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Batisse Emanuel, captain stm Clara Crow, dwl 16 Ohio
Batista Garibaldi Jan, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj-
Batister John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Bator Tliomas, seaman stm Los Angeles, Market St.
WTiarf
Batsere John, cook Fran^-ois Lacoste, dwl 1116 Bryant
Batt Jacob, tailor, dwl G23 Minna
Battaile Albert P., waiter, 614 Clay
Battanis William, salesman Locke & Montague, dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Battel Alexander, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Batten Sampson, stonecutter, dwl S s California bet
Broderick and Baker
Batten Samuel f Batten tt Mullen), dwl California bet
Broderick and Decker
Batten & Mullen f Samuel Batten and Michael Mullen),
stonecutters, N s Geary nr Central Av
Battersby F., blacksmith John Higgins, dwl 8 Minna
Battersby J., mining expert, dwl 533 Sacramento
Battersby James, watchmaker, 13 Third, dwl 709 Mission
Battersby Robert, mining engineer, office 640 Clay, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Battery St. Bonded Warehouse, George C. Bode pro-
prietor, cor Batten' and Filbert
B4.TTEI'X WAXDEL, vrinQS and liquors, 34 Kearny,
dwl 41Si Sixth
Batteux Frederick W., artist, studio and dwl 105 Mont
Battin James, seaman, dwl 43S Steuart
Batting William, coalpasser stm William Taber, Market
St. "Rliarf
Battle Joseph, tailor, dwl 410 Broadway
Battles John Jr., proprietor King St. House, S 8 King nr
Third
Battolone Mazzeti, milkman, N s Greenwich bet Pierce
and Steiner
Battu Hippolyte Jr., painter, dwl 731 O'Farrell
Battu Zoe (widow), dwl 731 O'Farrell
Batturs Edward T., manager Frank G. Edwards, dwl 521
Leavenwdrth
Battv William J., coupe Plaza
Batziier Philip, laborer John A. Hefner, dwl 722 Har
Bauch Peter O., custom-house broker, 500 Battery, dwl
719 Union
Baucher Henry, bookkeeper Folsom Laundry, S s Six-
teenth nr Valencia
Baud Fnmk. brassfinisher, 522 Fidton
Bauer Abi-aham (Baxir d- Tohrincr), res Paris
Bauer Adolj^h, clerk, dwl 339 Jessie
Bauer Adolphe, fringemaker, dwl 1007 Natoma
Bauer Alex. . ranchhand John Schaeter, Mission and Ocean
Beach Road
Bauer Brothers /"Jfoses and Sa7rtWcZ;, fancy drj' goods,
410 Kearny
Bauer C. A., miner, dwl 110 Sutter
Bauer Catharine (wdow), ladies' nurse, dwl 109 Dora,
rear
Bauer Charles A., saloonkeeper, dwl 1143 Misrsion
Bauer Charies H. F., policeman City Hall, dwl 717 Clem
Bauer Conrad, molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl SW cor
Fremont and Howard
BA|:EK E^lllE (White X- B.), dwl 2100 Jones
Bau6r Emile E., wines and liquors. 1042 Folsom (and
Bauer 1- Bcncger), dwl 10.'S5^ Folsom
Bauer Francis, shipping master, 10 Clay
Bauer Frank, laborer Stand & Bro., dwl W^illiam Tell
Hotel
Bauer lYederick C, druggist John A. Bauer, dwl 716
Broadway
Bauer G. A., 'sewing-machine agent, dwl 506 Market
BAITER 4;E0K0E, proprietor Hayes Valley House,
114 Hayes
Bauer Heiiirich, farmhand Louis Anzeuhofer, E s Ocean
House Road nr Industrial School
Bauer Henry, dwl 220 Pacnfic
Bauer Henrj', upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 1511 Cal
Bauer Hernian, gilder Snow & May, dwl cor Castro and
Thirtieth
Bauer Jacob, clerk 12 S. F. Market
Bauer John (Chapman d-Bj,dv:\ Es Fillmore nr Waller
Bauer John, farmer Francisco McAeel, dwl 1927 Howard
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
IS.il'ER JOIIX A., manufacturing chemist and drug-
gist, 101 Post, dwl 71(J Broadway
Bautrr John F., milkman, Bay View, South S. F.
Bauer Jnsei)h, car]ienter, dwl 15 Gilbert
Bauer Karl, milktr iiuhland Bros., dwl N s Central Road
nr Uuldc-n Gate Park
Bauer Leopold, expressman, SEcorVallejo and Stockton,
dwl NE cor Hyde and Union
Bauer Louis, clerk, dwl 870 Folsom
Bauer Louis X., clerk, dwl NW cor Natoma and Twelfth
Bauer Moses (Baufr BrothersJ, dwl 1102 Pine
Bauer Peter, blacksmith, dwl 1321i Stockton
Bauer Samuel (Baner Brothersj , dwl lloi Pine
Bauer Simon fKuppenheim <i- BJ, dwl 4 St. Mary PI
Bauer William, caudymaker Pellet & Falu-bach, dwl 271
Stevenson
Bauer William, usher California Theater
Bauer & Keineger (Emile E. Bauer and Charles Rein-
eijcrj, stoves and tinware, 1056 Folsom
Bauer & Tobriner /Abraham Bauer and Matthew To-
briner), fancy goods, laces, and emboideries,547 Market
Bauerle John, carpenter, dwl 732 Union
Baugh Anna (widow), dwl 2020 Sacramento
Baiigh Frederick, machinist, dwl 274 Jessie
Baugh Theodore E., real estate, dwl 25 South Park
Baultius Biurell K., carpenter, dwl 1423 Hyde
Baul William, butcher Herman Schneider, dwl 18 Morton
Baulsir Nnin^.id {Hanson d- B.J, dwl 1332 Washington
BAa.'^lI tHASlLSiS {Charles Baum and Charles Ed-
word ilcisc', custom-house brokers, 510 Battery
BAI'M 4.'l9.iALES, consul Argentine Republic, office
510 Batteiy, dwl 1705 Powell
Eaum David A., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., dwl 615 Bush
Eaum Gustave, furniture, 740 Wash, dwl 1112 Leavenworth
Baum Hyman, dwl 1112 Leavenwurth
BAI'M J, tt CO. {Henry and Morris Shricr J, importers
and manufacturers clothing, 21S and 220 Sansom
Eaum Juhn T., cabinetmaker, dwl U07 Stockton
Baum Julius {J. Baum 6: CuJ, dwl 1111 Van Ness Av
Baum Philip, dwl 1112 Leavenworth
Bauni Simon {Simon Baum cfc Co J, dwl 303A Turk
BAIMI SHMOA' Jfe CO. (Solomo^n CohnJ , importers and
jobbers men's furnishing goods, 217 and 219 Pine
Bauman Charles, tailor, dwl 1108 Stockton
Bauman George {Flanz iL- BaunuinJ, dwl 531 Natoma
Bauman Henry, barkeeper, 630 Sac, dwl 5i Monroe
Bauman Lewis, tailor, dwl SIS Folsom
Bauman Louis, tailor Plaiiz & Bauman, dwl 531 Natoma
Baimian Mary Miss, photog-raph finisher Houseworth &
Co., dwl SIS Folsom
Baumann Bertha, fortuneteller, NW cor Montgomery Av
and Filbert
Bamuann Henry, saloon, NW cor Mont Av and Filbert
Baumann H. H., real-estate agent, otfice 502 Montgomery,
dwl 007 Clay
Baumann John, musician, dwl 707 McAllister
Bamnann Sigmund, bookkeeper, Levi Strauss & Co., dwl
502 Bush
Baumann WiUiam, machinist Walkmgton & Wagner, dwl
213 Dupont
Baumard Henry, tinsmith, dwl 721 Pacific
Baiunberger Eliza Mrs., teacher music, dwl W 8 Octavia
bet Oak and Fell
Baumberger James M., bookkeeper Breeze & Loughran,
dwl W s Octavia bet Oak and Fell
Baumeister Amiie Miss, dwl 510 Pacific
Baunieister Bernard, law student, dwl 13 Verona PI
Baumeister Heniy, laundr^inan S. F. Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Baumeister John {Baumeister cfc Heinz), dwl 1036 How-
ard, rear
Bamucister Joseph, sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl
1^219 Powell
Baumeister A: Heinz (John BauTneuster and Philip
Heinz J, liquors, 113 Sbcth
Baumgardner K. M. ilrs., vice-principal Deninan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1024 Bush
Baumgardner Jacob, milker William Hall, dwl Visitacion
\'alley Road bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
Baumgardner S. J., clerk, dwl 1024 Bush
BaumgartenCarl/'JA £7;i)/wn7iX- Co.;, res Pesth, Hungary
Baumgarten Jenny Mrs., second-hand clothing, 732 Pac
Baunigarten Joseph, cashier M. Ullmann iS: Co., dwl 742
Washington
L.r.iiiigarten Solomon, clerk Mrs. J. Bamngarten, dwl 732
Pacific
Baunigartner Peter, laborer F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267
Tehama
Baumgartuer V. & Co. f Valentine BauingartnerJ , tobacco
factory, 23 Seventh
Baunigartner Valentine {V. Baumtjartner tfc Co.), dwl
614 Natoma
Baup Jean Maire, butcher Dengler & Blum, dwl Railroad
Av nr Second Av, South S. F.
Baurhyte Isabella (widow), dwl 431 Natoma
Baurhyte Isaac, engineer stm Pacific
Bausher Jay D., salesman Eugelbrecht & Levy, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
BA8 S.^iAX WILLIAM, editor Morning Call, office 517
CLu", dwl 552 .Minna
Bauten Frank, tiiilor, dwl 2 St. Mary
Bauten Nicholas J. { N icholas J Bauten & Co.;, dwl 228
Branuau
Bauten Nicholas J. &Co. (William Muche) ,^ocQviQsa.xid.
liquors, 228 Braunan
Bauth James, clerk, dwl 320 Sansom
Baux F. A., real estate, office 29 Merchants' Exchange, res
Oakland
Baux J. B., real estate, office 29 Merchants' Exchange, res
Oakland
Bauz Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl cor Oak and Octavia
Bavaria Brewery, Frauenholz & Davison proprietors,
Montgomery Av bet Vallejo and Green
Baxter C. G., shoejuaker, dwl 234 Oak
Baxter Charles, clerk, dwl 322 Turk
Baxter Charles T., shoefitter Buckingham & Heeht, dwl
709 Jones
Baxter Edward H., salesman Crane & Brigham, dwl 1109
Howard
Baxter Frank C, operator Edouart & Cobb, dwl 830 Miss
Baxter Hall W., cashier Crane & Brigham, dwl S s EUis
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Baxter Hem-y, laborer, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Baxter James, engineer, dwl 34 Louisa
Baxter James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Baxter John, painter John J. Cooney, dwl 79 Everett
Baxter Joseph P., special policeman, dwl 2 Jasper PI
Baxter L. L. (widow), dwl 1109 Howard
Baxter Mathew, tanner Cornelius O'Donuell, dwl 11
Geneva
Baxter Patrick, laborer, dwl 17 Harrison Av
Baxter William, saddler, dwl 438 Brannan
Baxter WiUiam H., secretary Cal. Fanners' Mutual Fire
Ins. Assn, office 0 Leidesdorff, res Napa
Baxter William S., clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, res Oakland
Bay City Soda Water Co., F. R. Wilson secretary, 87 and
89 Stevenson
Bay Brewery, Weyand & Kasche proprietors, 612 and 616
Seventh
BAY a>l!^TKICT FAIR GKOtIND ASSOCLlTIOiV,
office 411^ California room 3
Bay John, baker Jacob Schneider, dwl 115 Oak
Bay Salt Co., A. Giorgiani agent, 421 Washmgton
BAY Slj>>AK REl-'li^lEUV, Herman Meese president,
Peter Meyer secretary, SW cor Battery and Union
BAY VIKW OISTILLEUY, Andrew A. Louderback
pruptr, cor Nineteenth Av and H, South S. F., office t
and salesroom 313 and 315 Battery
Bay View Homestead Association, I. T. Milliken secretary,
office 302 Montgomery
Bay View Nursery, Alfred Brocq proprietor, NE cor
Twenty-first Av and J, South S. F.
BAY W.iKEBaOrSE, John Melville proprietor, W s
Sansom bet Lombard and Greenwich
Bayard George G., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Bayard Jose O., barkeeper, dwl 814 Sacramento
Bayer Jacob, liquor saloon, 0 Jackson
Bayer Joseph, metal roofer Conlm & Roberts, dwl 017
Stevenson
Bayer William, sugar refiner, dwl 32 Rausch
Bayle John {Borel d: Bj, dwl Fifth Av bet L and M,
South S. F.
Bayless Charles, printer B. Dore & Co., dwl 8 Geneva
Bayless Joseph A., draftsman Dewey & Co., dwl 8 Geneva
Bayless William H., architect, dwl 8 Geneva
BAYLEY CHARLES A., Bayle/s Sample Rooms, G59
Clay, dwl 1214 Powell
Bayley George B., note clerk Bank of California, res Oak-
land
BayJey Nathan J. fW. F. tfc iV. J. Bayley), dwl 8 Pleasant
Bayley Pauline Mrs., physician, dwl 103 Tehama
Bayley Thomas, hoarding, 73 Oregon
Bayley W. F. i: N. J., photogi-aphic gallery, 526 Mont
Bayley Wilbur F. ( W. F. a; N. J. Bayley J , dwl 1200 Bdwy
Bayly Charles A., apothecary-, SE cor Howard and Sixth
Bayly George, dwl 1002 Pacific Av
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Baj-ma Joseph Rev., professor mathematics, St. Ignatius
" College, dwl S41 Jlarket
Bayreuther Amelia (widow), dwl 253 Stevenson
Bayreuther Clara B. Miss, dwl 253 Stevenson
Ba*\Teuther Gustave, tinner, dwl 253 Stevenson
Bayrouseutor Eckenzo. dwl 833 Geary
Bays John, street contractor, dwl N s Bush bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Bazadioly August, with Charles Tenc^, dwl 626 Cal
Bazan Ferdinand, physician, office and dwl SE cor How-
ard and Twenty-tirst
Bazier T. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 655 Washington
Bazin Louise Madam, Children's Home, 1633 Mission
Biizin Victor, tailor, dwl 1633 Missiun
Bazzini Marco, laborer Jubn C. Poetz, dwl cor Sacramento
and Dupunt
Bazzm-o Francisco, restaurant and oyst-er saloon, 105 Pac
Beahan Edward, trackcleaner Market St. R. R., S s Ber-
nal Heights nr I^lais CYeek
Beahan John, butcher, dwl E s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Beaheu Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Si-
erra and Louisiana
Beach Andrew C, clerk George Green, Dunbar Alley
Beach August B., blacksmith, dwl S3 Stevenson
Beach Carrie A. (\Wdow), dwl SW cor Howard and Eight-
eenth
Beach Chilion, books and stationery, 5 Montgomerj', dwl
Grand Hotel
Beach C. \V., with Califoniia Chemical Pamt Co-, dwl S s
Twenty-second bet Folsora and Shotwell
Beach Elizabeth Mrs., weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl Sizteenth bet Mission and Howard
Beach George H., salesman Mavrisch Bros. & Co., dwl 18
Taylor
Beach Henrv H., accountant Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl
228 Turk
Beach Henn' Martin, clerk City and County Auditor, dwl
1209 Taylor
Beach Horace, cashier U. S. Mint, office NW cor Fifth and
Mission, dwl 534 Bush
Beach John, porter Simon H. Tjier, dwl 1106 Mason
Beach John C. proprietor Adams House, 537 Sacramento
Beach Joseph, t«amster Richard PenT, dwl cor Polk and
Bush
Beach Joseph G., ceiling decorator, 627 California, dwl
ISll Stockton
Beach Robert, truckman, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Beach Thomas P. . mining secretary', office 424 Montgomery
Beach Tyler, president California Chemical Paint Co., of-
fice 308 Tuwnsend. res San Jose
Beach & Paxon Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), office 507 Montgomery'
Beach. See Beech
Beachy Hill, capitalist, dwl 1007 Sutter
BEAULE DONALD* shipping and commission mer-
chant and agent steamers Empire and Eastport for
Cooa Bay, and stm Man," Taylor for Point Arenas,
office 106 Davis, dwl NW cor Fultiin and Lagima
Beagan John, laborer, dwl 22 Bluxome
Beajena Frolindo. liquor saloon, San Josti Road nr St.
Mary's College
Beakley John S., physician, office and dwl 532 Geary
Beal Da\id, conductor, dwl 30 Freelon
Beal Nathaniel, funiiture and bedding, 772 and 774 How
Beal Samuel, manufacturer of mattresses, 675 Mission,
dwl 2526 Clay
Beal William, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 320 Chestnut
Boal William B. (Beal .(• Cu. \ dwl 417 Keamy
Beal William L., mattressniakcr Samuel Beal, dwl 2526
Clay
Beal Williani T. fJ^fian *t BJ, dwl 217 Third
Beal & Co. }WiUiam B. Beal and H. DopsonJ, liquor
saloon, NW cor Sacramento and Keamy
Beale J., mason Palace Hotel
Beale John, machinist, dwl y74 Harrison, rear
Beale John, machinist Walkingt<»n dt Wagner, dwl 414
Ft '1 sum
Beale Richard F., marblecutter J. & A. Morris, dwl 974
Harrison, rear
BEALE ST. SAMIXO AND PLAXIXG MILL,
Daniel D. Hulland proprietor, NW cor Beale and
Mission
Beale St. Warehouse, Patrick Ryan & Co. proprietors,
NE cor Beale and BnTint
Beale St. Wliarf. foot Beale
Beale Thomas Mrs. (widow), dwl N s Chestnut bet Taylor
and Jones
Beale William, laborer Palace Hotel
Beale WilUam, rigger, dwl 074 Harrison, rear
Beales John T., stockbroker, 712 Montgomerj*. dwl 1004
Hyde
Beales Moses H., carpenter, dwl 3 William
Beall Samuel W., observer Signal Service V. S. A., office
and dwl 42 Merchants" Exchange
Beals Caroline R. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, dwl
1204 Leavenworth
Beals Charles W., pressman John H. Carmany & Co., dwl
2101 California
Beals E. C, furrier Lachman & Stemfels, dwl 2101 Cal
BEALS H. t'llAWIXG, editor Commercial Herald
and Market Review, office 409 Washuigton, dwl 2101
California
Beals John P., printer and engraver Mathias Gray, res
Alameda
Bealke William, boarding, SW cor Battery and Green
Beam Charles, laborer Vlznia & Co., dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Beam Joel M., cook, dwl 826 Green, rear
Beam John, butcher, dwl E s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Beam Peter G., agent Michigan Central R. R., office 240
MontgonierTi-, dwl Lick House
Beam Peter M., contractor, dwl 532 Chestnut
BEAM I*. C;,, general agent Michigan Central and Great
Western R. R,, office 140 Mont, dwl Lick House
Bearaan Margaret (widow), dwl 1003 Pacific
Beaman Orlando, hatter Charles J. Collins, 321 Mont
Beaman. See Beeman
Beamish Abraham, laborer, dwl 714 Grove
Beamish Jubn, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 714
Grove
Beamish John, laborer 647 Commercial, dwl Railroad
Lodging House
Beamish Percy, importer and manufacturer clothing,
shirts, and furnishing goods, 691 and 693 Market, dwl
2130 Howard
Bean Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1110 Market
Bean Charles, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Bean Daniel, porter National Hotel
Bean David, drajTnan Albert Man & Co, , dwl 232 Stevenson
Bean Edwin F., 'salesman James H. Deering, dwi 30 Kear
Bean Ernst, carpenter, 233 Fourth, dwl 533 Bn.'ant
Bean George W., sailmaker Harding & Braun, dwl 1011
Broadway
Bean James, engineer Jonathan Kittredge, dwl N side
T\venty-fifth bet Noe and Castro
Bean James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Bean John, plasterer Palace Hotel
Bean John D., cook Alexander Williams, dwl 239 Miima,
rear
Bean Joseph, hairdresser Henry I. Jacobs, dwl 130 Fourth
Bean Joseph W., shipjoiner California Mills, dwl 146
Second
Bean Moses T., master mariner, dwl 1011 Broadway
Bean Redmond, stevedore A. C. Freese
Bean Simon, master mariner, office 10 Clay
Bean William, clerk, dwl 1110 Market
Bean WilUam, truckman, dwi 35 Park Av
Bean. See Bien
Beanston George, secretary Board of Education, dwl 13
Verba Buena
Beanston Peter, carriagesmith JohnB. Morrison, dwl W s
Hullis bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Bear Edwin, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 54 First
Bear Jacob, butcher L. Poly & Co., dwl S s Twelfth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Bear S., moneybroker, 140 Montgomery, dwl 1215 Polk
Beard Geoi^'e, stevedore Menzies &. Bingham, dwl N s
Greenwich bet Montgomery- and Sansom
Beard Henn, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Beard John, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwi 240
Towiisend
Beard Joseph R., mining secretary, office 331 Montgom-
en.' room 12, dwi 704 Howard
Beard Mathew, fireman stm WilUam Taber, Market St.
"VMiarf
Beard Thomas K., dwi 439 Minna
Beardsley Cj-rus, carpenter, dwi 436 Union
Beardsley Frank, plumber and gasfitter, dwi IS Minna
Beardsley George F., lather Palace Hotel, dwl SW cor
Seventh and Brannan
Beardsley Harrison, painter, dwi 207 Minna
Beardsley Ining W., butcher Meyer Rosenberg, dwl 114
Hayes
Beardsley James, engineer and foreman Pacific Commer-
cial Co., dwl 654 Minna
Beardslev John H., accountant, office 6 Court Block 636
Clay, dwi 910 Taylor
Beardsley S. A., purser Pacific MaU S. S. Colima
Beardsley Samuel A., rancher, dwi 220 Stockton
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eeamy, Established 1852.
Beardsley Sophie (widow), dwl 316 O'Farrell
Bearmau T., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.,
Beursing James, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Bearwald Jacob, printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 917
Tehama
Beanvald Marks, cutter Joseph Lucier, dwl 719 Tehama
Bearward , dwl 328 Jessie
Beasan Louis, painter, dwl 112 Polk
Beaslej' Edward S., schoolteacher Advent Church, dwl
4:^0 Brjaut
Beasley Georg-e, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 517 Mission
Beasley John, cook Morton House
Beasley J. P. , fireman stm C. M. Small, Commercial St.
WHiarf
Beasley Lewis, molder Union Iron Works
Beasley Philip S., salesman Anthony J. Griffith, dwl 917
Jones
Beasley William, stove polisher, dwl 950 Bryant
Beasey William, painter Hugh F. McCabe, dwl 137 Third
Beath John M. (Martin it- JS.J, dwl 35(j Tehama
Beathjjfe John, musician, dwl 509 Leavenworth
Beaton Angus, shipcarpenter Pacific ilail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl ItyU Clara
Beaton John, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Beaton Neil, carpenter, dwl 530 Folsom
Beaton Pet«r, shipcarpenter, dwl 530 Folsom
Beats , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Beattie David, tailor Alexander MacBeth, dwl 219 Minna
Beattie James, laborer, dwl 520 Mission
Beattie John W., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 8 Fol-
som Av
Beattie William, cook Charles Haacke, dwl 4 Central PI
Beatty Cliristopher, driver City R. R., dwl 31 Eleventh
Beatty Da\id, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Beatty James, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co. , dwl 31 Eleventh
Beattv James, teamster, dwl N s Tenth Av nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Beatty J. J., painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl IS First
Beatty John, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
31 Eleventh
Beatty John, gardener Industrial School
Beatty Patrick, mattressmaker California Furniture Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 529^ O'Farrell
Beatty Samuel, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 343
Beatty Samuel G., real estate, dwl 313 Jones
Beatty W. A., lather Palace Hotel
Beatty William J., hackdriver Plaza, dwl 436 Bush
Beauchamp Frederick, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl
W^indsor House
Beauchamp L. O., printer, dwl 38 Sullivan's Building
Beauhamais Mrs., embroider}', dwl 1200 Stockton
Beaujardin Theodore G., music academy, 823 Broadway
Beauman Horace, machinist, dwl 5G3 Minna
Beauregard N., rollturaer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 425
Fourth
Beaver George W., capitalist, office 414 California, dwl N
E cor Washington and Taylor
Beaver Henn-, laborer, dwl 9 Ritch, rear
Beaver Nathan, bookkeeper C. Klopstock & Co., dwl 327i
Third
Beaver Samuel E. currencyteller Bank California, dwl
605 California
Beaverly John A., clerk Louis Hartter, dwl 729 Folsom
Beaxchi Prolo, dair^Tnan, dwl 510 Pacific
Beban.Rocco, restaurant, SE cor Broadway and Dupont,
dwl 1313 Kearny
Bebbens Henry, cook, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Bee Eartholemy, capitalist, dwl 1407 Stockton
Becard Philoxcine, basketmaker Victor Navlet, dwl 723
Sansom
Bececk Charles D. (Bececk <£; PapovichJ, dwl 650 Sac
Bececk & Papovich (Charles D. Bececk and Lucas Papo-
vichj , chophouse, 650 Sacramento
Bech August, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
80 Stevenson
Becher Gustave, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Decatur
nr Erj'ant
Becher Henry, cook, dwl S b Ash Av bet Buchanan and
Laguna
Becherer A. Miss, teacher music, dwl 811 Union
Becherer Charles F., map and chart mounter, office 622
Clay
Bechler Joseph H., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 116
Sacramento
Bechtel ilax, bookkeeper O. Fauss & Co., dwl 219 Geary
Beck Adolphus G., accountant and teacher bookkeeping,
432 Montgomery
Beck Anthony H., musician Magiiire's New Theater, dwl
809 Union
Beck August, dwl 608 Greemvich
Beck AugTOSt, gun and locksmith, 510 Broadway
Beck Charles, laborers. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl SWcor
Francisco and Larkin
Beck Charles, upholsterer with Henry Luchsinger & Co. ,
dwl 347 Tehama
Beck David L., merchandise broker, office 405 Front, dwl
18 Stanly PI
Beck David L. Jr., clerk Jones & Co., dwl 18 Stanly PI
Beck Edward, agent Howe S. M. Co., dwl 10 Powell
Beck Eugene B. (Joms if- Co.), dwl 34 Rincon PI
Beck Frederick, butcher P. Ne-ATuan, dwl 21 Carolina
Beck Frederick E., bookkeeper Howe S. M. Co., dwl 10
Powell
Beck George, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 533 Miaa
Beck George, miner, dwl 619 Pacific
Beck Gottlob, gold and silver plater, 335 Third
Beck Hans S. , whitening and plastering, 20S Sutter, dwl
1127 Harrison
Beck Henry (Dietle 6: BJ, dwl 518 Jessie
Beck Henry, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Twenty-third
and Alabama
Beck Henrj', tanner S. F. Tannerj', dwl Twenty-eighth Av
nr P, South S. F.
Beck Jacob, bricklayer, dwl E s Church nr Seventeenth
Beck James G., painter, dwl 351 Jessie
Beck John, blacksmith, dwl NE cor Twenty-third and
Alabama
Beck John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 243 Second
Beck John, laborer, dwl 15 Harrison Av
Beck John, tanner, dwl Twenty-eighth Av nr P, South
S. F.
Beck John, woodturner Kitnball Manuf. Co., dwl 007 Stock
Beck John G., laborer, dwl 23 Rijicou PI
Beck Ludwig, surveyor Svea Fire Insurance Co., 213
Sansom, dwl 228 Oak
Beck Mary, dwl Virginia Block SE cor Stockton and Pac
Beck Marj' Louisa (widow), dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Beck Nathaniel A., currier, E s Folsom bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Beck Nelson, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 15
Harrison Av
Beck Nicholas, special policeman, dwl 156 Steuart
Beck Robert, porter MortoTi House
Beck Samuel, carriagemaker, dwl 949 Harrison
Beck S. F., laborer, dwl SW cor Washington and Drumm
Beck S. P., laborer, dwl SW cor Washington and Drumm
Beck Thomas, plasterer, dwl 113 Jones
Beck Wallace, clerk Freight Auditor's Office, Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 304 Third
Beck Walter A., clerk James M. Shav, dwl 619 Sacramento
Beck Walter F., clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 18 Stanly PI
iJeck William, clerk U. S. Surveyor- General, dwl 304 Third
Beck William, milkman, 409 Tehama
Beck William, shoemaker Kohler & Maier, dwl Kearny
bet Vallejo and Broadway
Beck William, tinsmith Thomas Bertram, dwl 134 Folsom,
rear
Beckedorff G. H. C, dwl 38 Russ
Becker , hamessmaker, dwl 131 Second
Becker A. L., with S. F. Glass Works, dwl 124i Welch
Becker Albert, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
902 Filbert
Becker Anna (widow), dwl 528 Linden Av
Becker August, waiter Nucleus House
BEi'KER B. AUOLril, capitalist, office 418 Kearny,
dwl 81)8 California
Becker Brothers (Diedrich and Charles H.), groceries
and liquors, SE cor Leavenworth and Sutter and SE
cor Larkin and Turk
Becker C, driver City R. R.
Becker Caspar, earn age trimmer McArron & Sophey, dwl
cor Ivy Av and Buchanan
Becker Csisper, tamiery, E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
eighth
Becker Charles, clerk Amandus Reeckmann, dwl NE cor
Folsom and Beale
Becker Charles, tailor Asmus Stoldt, cor Washington and
Drumm
Becker Charles H. {Becker Brothers) ^ dwl SE cor Larkin
and Turk
Becker Charles J. (C. Hartman <t- CoJ, dwl N a Post nr
Mast'ii
Becker Diedrich (Becker BrothersJ^ dwl NW cor Cali-
fornia and Leavenworth
Becker Frank, porter Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl Pac nr Jones
Becker Frederick W., dwl 115 Seventh
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Da™
Becker Ueur;,'e, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Becker George F., dwl 610 Mason
Becker George J., cook Mrs. H. Denham, dwl 13 Harlan PI
Becker George J., restaurant and liquor saloon, SW cor
Fourth and Berry . . , , .„
Becker Gustave, porter Louis Taussig & Co., dwl 142
Rose .\v
Becker Henry (Becker A Jacoby), dwl 915 Howard
Becker Henry, laborer Jacob Beisel & Co., dwl Miaaouri
nr Mariposa
Becker Hermann, confectioner Saulmann & Lauenstem,
dwl s Lafayette PI
Becker .lolin. harnessmaker, dwl 131 Second
Becker John H. (Kahrs J; li.i, dwl 923 Sutter
Becker Joseph, crockery and glassware, 227 Dupont
Becker Just, special policeman, dwl Hinckley PI
Becker J. W. (Becker A- Fischer J, dwl 313 Geary, rear
Becker Lew-Is E., bookkeeper, dwl 12■^^ Welsh
Becker Louis, baker William Hessler, dwl 30 Sullivan 3
Building
Becker Lucas, barkeeper, SW cor Fourth and BeiTy
Becker Martin H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Jessie
a]id Fourth
Becker M. Kudolph E., dwl 808 Califoniia , , . ,
Becker Nicholas, porter 408 Clay, dwl S s Myrtle At bet
Franklin and Gough
BEC'kUIl OTTO F., proprietor Prescott House, 933
Kearny
Becker Peter (Eisert i- BJ, dwl 216 Stevenson
Becker Peter, bootmaker Rohde & Peek, dwl 520 ^ allejo
Becker Richard, grocer, dwl 1300 Camornia
Becker Samuel, clerk M. Pulverman, dwl 525 Vallejo
Becker William, baker, 103U Clay
Becker WilUam, groceries and liquors, NW cor Spear and
Mission
Becker William, hairdresser T. Blodes, dwl 4 Clay Av
Becker William, willow-worker, SE cor Keaniy and Post,
d\sl 230 Stevenson
Becker & Fischer (J. W. Becker and George Fischer J,
beer saloon, 1134 Market
Becker S: Jacoby (Uenry Becker and JuUm Jacoby),
Ary goods, 302 Third
Beckerton C. A., stevedore, dwl 129 Jackson
Becket Solomon (colored), whitener, SE cor Dupont and
Gearv, dwl 20 Scott PI
Beckett Henry, teamster, dwl SW cor Battery and Vallejo
Becliliusen Heray, clerk Henry Von-ath, dwl NE cor
O'Farrell and William
Beckler John C. (Beckler >t DaUs) , dwl 262 Tehama
Beckler & Daiss (John C. Beckler and Edmund DaissJ,
liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and Bush
Beckmann Bros. (John N. and I'eter W.I, groceries and
liquors, NE cor Fourteenth and Mission
Beckniann Andrew, seaman sloop Bonita, dwl SW cor
East and .Merchant
Beckmann Charles, delivery clerk E. V. Hathaway, dw-1
235 Ritch nr Brannan
Beckmann Claus, bookkeeper 69 California Market, dwl
933 Post
Beckmann Frederick, carpenter, 420 Grove
Beckmann Frederick (Beckmann i: Meyers), dwl Fifth
Av
Beckmann H., laborer PaciSc Distilling and Refining Co.
Beckniann John, butcher, dwl Sixth Av nr K, South
S. F.
Beckniium John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Gearj'and
William, dwl 714 Geary
Beckmann John, stevedore, dwl 5 Drtimm
Beckmann John N. (Beckmann Bros.), dwl NE cor
Fourt.centh and Mission
Beckmann Peter W. (Beckmann Bros.), dwl NE cor
Fourteenth and Mission
Beckmann Wilhehu (Beckmann <fc 0((e)»A dwl SE cor
Vallejo and Dupont
Beckmann & Movers /Frederick Beckmann and Charles
Menem', market, S s McAllister nr Franklin
Beckmanim ii Gtt«n (Wilhclm Beclcmann and Peter
Otten), groceries and liquol-s, SE cor Vallejo and Dup
Becknor Wilham, porkpacker Washington Market, dwl
420 Union
Bcckwith Amos, carpenter, dwl SW cor Turk and Hyde
Beckwith Elliott S., boatbuilder George A. Gihuan, dwl
532 Commercial
Beckwith George, tinsmith William Cronan
Beckwith Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office
302 Montgomery room 6
Beckwith James B., driver Wells, Fai-go & Co., dwl 273
Jessie
Beckwith John W., policeman City Hall, dwl 565 Tehama
Beckwith Seth L., boatbuilder, N s Clark bet Davis and
Urumm, dwl 106 Hayes ,„ , , ,
Becraft Almerin T., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
1U2 Dora
Becraft Hem-y L., machinist, dwl 102 Dora
Becsey Joseph A., French and Spanish uiterpreter, Po-
lice Court, dwl 722 California
Eedburv James M., plasterer, dwl 630i Minna
Bedell John, dwl 420 Second
Bedell Willkam, machinist, dwl 11 Mission Av
Bedln Bartholomew, clerk Theodore Truelson, dwl SE
cor Sacramento and Leavenworth
Bedorf Ferdinand, laborer, dwl W s San Jos(S Road nr
St. JIary's College ^ „ „
Bee A. W. Mrs., adjuster Coiners Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 900 Market
Bee CamiUe T., tailor, 1028 Dupont
Bee Emil, tailor, dwl 1413 Dupont .
Bee Frederick A., manager Olympia Radway and Mimng
Co., office 419 California room 17, dwl 021 Leav
Bee Joseph, policeman Uty Hall, dwl 921 Powell
Bee Theodore, assayer Selby"s Smelting Works, dwl 1028
Eeebe Charles H., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
\\liarf . , , , ,^
Beebe Joseph J., compositor S. F. Chromcle, dwl 65
Second , , o
Beebe William S., warehouseman Cuttmg s. Co., dwl i
Burcham PI
Beebee O. W. (widow), dwl 1898 Broadway
Beebee Wallace, hairdresser George Howard, dwl 133i
Clara
Beech Zilfiha (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1324 Jackson
Beecher Albert, turner, dwl 772 Mission
Beecher D. A., lastmaker Leveque & Co., dwl 772 Mission
Beecher George, woodturner, dwl 2'20 Ritch
Beecher HeniT, cook Russ House
Beeching Robert, general agent Cal. Prison Commission,
office 302 Montgomery, dw-1 1016 Taylor
Eeecroft John T., surveyor, dwl cor Utah and Nevada
Beegan John, salesman Fratinger & Noll
Beehive Building, NE cor Washington and Dupont
Beehler Edward, fringemaker, dwl 610 California
Beekman C. W., lodgings, SE cor Sacramento and Davis
Beel P. S., engraver Frontiere, Bellemere & Co., res Oak-
Beele'r Jacob, laborer William Watts, dwl S 8 Vallejo nr
Kearny
Beeman Thomas, bricklayer, dw-1 Columbia Hotel
Beeman William, engineer, dwl 730 Geary
Beeman. See Beaman
Beer Frederick, porter, dwl 414 Larkin
Beenuann H., cooper Pac. Distilling and Eefining Co.
Beei-mann Louis, cook Robert P. Kelley, dwl Long Bndge
foot Fourth
Beers Barrett, dentist, office and dwl 230 Kearny
Beers diaries H., cabinetmaker, dwl 262 Clementina, rear
Beeson Frederick P., drayman, 409 Front, dwl 907 Larkm
Beet Robert (colored), longshoreman, dw-1 N s Broadway
bet Sansom and Battei-y
Beevan Isaac, porter Jonas Sclioenfeld, dwl 10 'White
Beez Fi-ederick, bootmaker 315 Bush, dwl 70S Pine
Beggs Ellen (widow), grocery, 122 William
Beggs James, gas engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 847
Howard
Beggs William, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 122
William
Begley John, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 306 Beale,
rear
Begner Herman, dwl 12 Washington
Begot Louis, butcher M. Bonas, dwl cor Virginia PI and
Begue Bidau Josephine (widow), furnished rooms, 924
Dupont
Begue Joseph, butcher, dwl 663 First
Beguelin Hciu-y, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl S
Russell ,, , ,
Beguhl A. F. (E. Vonahn and A. F. Beyuhl), dwl cor
Twentv-fitth and Folsom
Beh.an A. (widow), dwl 139 Shipley
Behan Eilward, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory
Behan Edward, mason Palace Hotel
Behan F., tannerv N s Fifteenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Behan Francis, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factor>-
Behan James, housepainter, dwl Twenty-third bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Behan James G., compositor, dwl 139 Shipley
Behan Maurice, proptr Union St. Livery Stable, 726 Umon
Tbe place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1362.
Behan Patrick, hostler, 726 Union
Beheren H., seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Behlow Charles J. (U. Liebef <i: CoJ, dwl 40 Twelfth
Behlow Eniile, furrier H. Licbes & Co., dwl 40 Twelfth
Behlow "William, foreman upholsterers Charles M. Plum &
Co.,dwU16 0"Fan-ell
Helm Walter, salesman 409 Clay, dwl 632 Broadway
Behnemann Albert, grocer, dwl SW cor O'Farrell and
Taylor
Behnemann Henn,' f Bek7i£infinn <t CoJ, dwl SW cor
O'Farrell and Taylor
Behnemann & Co. (Uenry Behnemann and Martin
Joost, , groceries and liquors, SW cor O'Farrell and
Taylor
Behnke Charles, seaman, dwl 170i Silver
Behnke Frederick, laborer, dwl 937 Brjant
Behnke John, laborer Pacific Distilling and Reflnuig Co.,
dwl SW cor Keaniy and Broadway
Benke John, cabinetmaker Kloppeuburg & Klatt, dwl 325
Sixth
Behr A. M., polisher Gilbert & Sloore, dwl 542 Folsom
Behr Herman, physician, dwl NW cor Fifth and Brjant
Behr Otto, porter Henry Brickwedel &; Co., dwl Cook nr
Point Lobos Av
Behr William, barkeeper Henry Huber, dwl 423 Bush
Di^hre Frederick, foreman E. Guittard & Co., dwl SE cor
Larkin and Turk
Ii?hre Robert L., clerk Doyle & Barber, dwl SE cor Larkin
and Turk
r.:-liremfuss Theodore, with H. G. Fiske
Behren John, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Et-liren WiUiani, master mariner, dwl 212 Grove
Behrend M.. dwl 44 Third
Bt-hrends Aug:ust, machinist, dwl 924 Stockton
Dthrendt H. Jc Co. f Michael Long J , tmnkraakers, Ns
Townsend bet Third and Fourth, salesroom 513 Mar-
ket.
i;._-hrendt Herman (H. Bchrendt & Co.}, dwl 805 Ellis
I'--hreudt M'Uliam, boots and shoes, 58 Third, dwl 1050
Howard
P<I]reng-er Henn', brassfinisher Electrical Con. & M. Co.,
dwl 621 Pine
] :. ii rens Adrian G. , clerk Treadwell & Co. , dwl 43S Ha.ves
1 hrens Bros. (John and Fred'.'rwk', groceries and
liquors, SW cor Dupont and Stockton PI
r.jhrens CHiarles, clerk Jlohrman & Co., dwl SW cor Kear-
ny and Broadway
K.-lirens Diedrich, carpenter, dwl 550 Tehama
l>chrens Diedrich, laborer Oil. Sugur Kefinerj', dwl Po-
trero Av nr Sbcteenth
Lk'hrens Frederick f Bchrens Bros. ) , dwl SW cor Dupont
and St* icktf.n PI
Belirens Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Howard, dwl 911 Capp
Behrens Harry, seaman Jerome B. Piper, dwl 423 East
IX-hrens Henrj' C, physician, dwl 43S Hayes
l>.-hrens James, importer wines and commission mer-
chant, office 504 Battery, res Saucelit>
LHi-hrens Johann G. cabinetmaker Field & Frei, dwl N s
Green nr Dupont
Eehrens John (Bchrens Bros.), dwl SW cor Dupont and
Stockton PI
E^'hrens John, bootmaker F. Beez, dwl 42 Everett
r-.'irens Juhn F. fBohliiiy .t BehremJ , dwl NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
r. hrens Joseph, cellemian Lyon & Co
I "lirens William, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
K.-hring William, raachinist Union Iron Works
lAliringer Christ, trunkmaker D. S. Martm & Co., dwl
W s Br>ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
E_'hrmann Frederick, bakerj^ 1'21S Powell
Bchmiann Henn% cabuietmaker, dwl S24 Harrison
Behrmann Joachim H., cabinetmaker, dwl S24 Harrison
B.'hrmann Louis, barkeeper Geo. C. W. Heuer, SE cor
Howard and Steuart
ivhrmanB Marj- Mrs., midwife, dwl 824 Harrison
l.'.'.ihnvald George, peddler, dwl 721 Tehama
l^icke L., blacksmith, dwl cor Folsom and Twenty-second
Beighle Ge-irge W., salesman Schlueter & Volberg, dwl
1018 Hyde
I'vil J. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 313 Kearny
lies John, hairdresser Frank Lacua, dwl 713 Broadway
laeler August, heli>er MojTiihan & Aitken
n William, machinist, dwl 12*^ Bluxome
ue John. laborer C'al. Sugar Refiner>', dwl NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
nert David, bootmaker, N s Sixteenth bet Valencia
: and Mission
Beirman Otto, dyer, dwl 275 Stevenson
Beime Martin, wiredrawer Pacific Wire Manufact\u-i»g
Co., dwl King St. House
Beirne Patrick fJieirne tt Glynn}, dwl 313 Pacific
Beirne & Gl}-nn {Patrick Beirne and Michael J. Glynn),
proprietors Empire Hctel, 311 and 313 Pacific
Beise! Jacob & Co. (M. X. CV.'^^, proprietors Protrero
Tannery, cor Mississippi and Santa Clara
Bekeart Charles A., blacksmith Zina H. Cuimingham, dwl
346 Tliird
Bekeart Fmnk C, with Freeman & Wrin, dwl 346 Tliird
Bekeart Julius F., hardware and gunsmith, 346 Tliird
Beken John, seaman, dwl 415 Clementina, rear
Belan Otto, clerk Greenebaum & Co., dwl 1317 Kearny
Belando Pietro, wood and coal, 1210 Pow, dwl 120S Pow
Belasco Abraham, trader, dwl 174 Clara
Belasco D., actor Maguire's New Theater, dwl 331 Fourth
Belau Michael, tailor, dwl 131S Kearny
Belbeck Henry T., carpenter, dwl ^\^lat Clieer House
Belcher Frederick P., drajTnan, office SW cor Market and
Fremont, res Oakland
Belcher Phillip, laborer, dwl Michigan nr Sliasta
Belcher Robert H., drajTnan Frederick P. Belcher, dwl
1015 Union
BEL<'HER SITVEK MIM\G CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
H. C. Kibbe secrctar>^ office 419 California
Belchman Thomas, tinsmith, dwl 31* Garden
Belcner William, picture-frame polisher M. D. Nile, dwl
1924 Mason
Eelcour Jules, chancellor of Consulat-Geueral de France,
dwl 111 Franklin
Belden C. A., teller Merchants* Exchange Bank, dwl 72S
Bush
Belden Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Belden Edward, broker, dwl 514 Bush
Belden Edward, cigars and tobacco, 520 Sac, res Oakland
Belden Edwin S., official reporter Fourth District Court,
office 637 Kearny, res Oakland
Belden Henry K. {Mayer tt Co.}, res East Oakland
Belden Joseph W., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., dwl 1020 Geaiy
Belden Josiah. capitalist, office 200 Sansom, res San Jose
Belden M. S. (widow), dwl 510 Mason
Belden Truman, shipcarpenter Nichols & Weaver, dwl
Fourth Av nr J, South S. F.
Belduke Emma Miss, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 783 Market
Belduke Frances Mrs., furnished rooms, 7S3 Market and
9 Fourth
Belduke Joseph, wagonmaker, 110 Oregon, dwl 783 Mar-
ket
Beley Henr>-, hair manufacturer, dwl Missouri bet Mar-
ij)Osa and Santa Clara
Belfrage Gustave, salesman dry goods, dwl 537J- Stev
Belgrave R. B., receiver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 226
Sutter
Belhner Louis, roofer, dwl 22 Louisa
Belhomme Francois, tinsmith, 1602 Stockton
Beliczia Domenico, musician, dwl 1123 Dupont
Belinge F. A. A., phvsician, dwl 938 Mission
Belitzer J., clerk Edward Cohn & Co., dwl 225 Mont
Belknap David P. f Wina ns d: B.J, attorney at law, office
604 Merchant, dwl 502 Powell
BELIi ALEXANDER D., editor Evening Post, res
Saucelito, Marin Co.
Bell Amor\- F., with John C. Bell, dwl 2609 Sacramento
Bell Augustus, porter, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
BELL. BYKXE A CO. fJohn P. Bell, P. W. Byrne,
and W. L. Cowan}, law and collection, office 006
Montgomery'
Bell Cliarles, laborer Palace Hotel
Bell Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bell Charles, steward Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D.,dwl 112 Jack
Bell Charles, waiter, dwl 447 Natoma
Bell Charles E., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Bell Charles T. , agent Journal of Conmaerce and Rural
Press, 414 Clay
Bell Charles Henry, porter WiUiam Ward & Co., dwl 419
Clementina
Bell Charies P., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 216 Bush
Bell Daniel P., clerk Tobin, Da^isson & Co., dwl SE cor
Oota\ia and Fulton
Bell Da\id, blacksmith, dwl 217 Second
Bell Da^id, machinist McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 44 Clem
Bell David, taik.r, dwl 415 Powell
Bell Dand B., fishmonger, 29 Grand Central Market, dwl
502 Stevenson
Bell Edward, carpenter, dwl 7S5 Mission
Bell Ellen (widow, colored), nurse, dwl 1011 Pacific
Bell F. Vinton, clerk W. H. L. Barnes, dwl 725 Harrison
Bell George H. {Bell d- Co. J, dwi 639 Keaniy
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Paoifio Coast.
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Bell George H. Jr., clerk Bell & Co., dwl 639 Kearny
Bell George R., scenic artist Bella Union Theater, dwl 33
Pleasant
Bell George W. (colored), porter Mark L. McDonald, dwl
1011 Pacific
Bell Henry, gardener, dwl 1G22 Mission
Bell Henry, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 54G Seventh
bell Henry, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl 524
Turk
Bell Henry, shooting gallery, 821 Kearny, dwl 814 San
Bell Henry, waiter Brooklju Hotel
Bell Heni^' h., messenger Custom House, dwl 524 Turk,
rear
Bell Henr>' S., waiter, dwl 551 Howard, rear
Bell H. H. Mrs., dwl 920 Market
Bell James, deckhand tug Ellen. Fourth St. WTiarf
Bell James, dry goods, 932 Market, dwl 747 Howard
Bell James, tailor, 415 Powell
Bell James H. (colored), barber Pacific Mail S. S. Colima,
dwl S33 Clay
Bell James H. Mrs. (colored), hairdresser, S33 Clay
Bell John, carpenter, dwl 530 Pacific
Bell John, gasfitter Palace Hotel, dwl 11 Leroy PI
Bell John, office 121 Montgomery room 1, dwl Occidental
Hotel
Bell John B., attorney at law, office 21 Court Block 636
Clay, dwl 2213 Steiner
Bell John B., barber George Held, dwl 244 Clementina
Bell John C, carijets, upholsterj', and furniture ware-
rooms, 524 Market and 21 Sutter, dwl 502 Green^\ich
Bell Jolm P. (BcU, Byrne <{■ Co.i, attorney at law, office
(30U Montgomery', dwl 2213 Steiner
Bell John R., groom Palace Amphitheater
Bell John W., clerk Forwarding Department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl 508 Third
Bell Joseph F., bootmaker, 4 Market, dwl 16 Ohio
Bell M.. calker, dwl cor Polk and Greenwich
Bell Mary Mrs., dwl 309 Austin, rear
Bell N. H., student, dwl Greenwich bet Polk and Van
Neas Av I
Bell Otto, foreman tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 7 Dikeman
PI
Bell Peter, housepainter, dwl N s Willow Av bet Van
Ness Av and Franklin
Bell Peter, tmsmith, dwl SE cor Octavia and Fulton
Bell Philip A. (colored), editor and proprietor Elevator, of-
fice and dwl 610 Batteiy
Bell Philip, laborer, dwl 13 Varenne
Bell Robert, folder Occidental Laundr3'
Bell Robert, merchant (Reno, Nev.), dwl 1246 Howard
Bell Robert, U. S. district officer Custom House, dwl 1246
Howard
Bell Robert, upholsterer, 410 Hayes
Bell Samuel, carjjcnter Palace Hotel
Bell Samuel L., foreman sash and blindmaker D. A. Mac-
dunald & Co., dwl 15 Clara
BEIiL THOMAS, conmiission merchant, office 305 San-
som. dwl 1107 Bush
Bell Thomas, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, dwl 365
Harrison
Bell Thumas, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Bell Thomas, poi-ter M. Heller & Bros., dwl 27 Raiiach
Bell Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Btll Tliomas, stevedore, dwl 3 Gilbert
Bell Thomas H., captain, dwl 607 Powell
Bell Thomas H., hostler, dwl 304 Towiisend
Bell Thomas J., porter, dwl 9 Garden
Bell W. H., stationerv, blank books, etc., 4 Sixth
Bell William, dwl S35 Clay
Bell William, bricklayer, dwl 403 Broadway
Bell William, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Bell William, engineer Union Iron Works, dwl NE cor
Filbert and Montgomery
Bell William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wlmrf
Bell William, laundrjTiian Folsom Laundry, Ss Sixteenth
nr Valencia
Bell William, mason Palace Hotel
Bell William, paiitr>inan Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
ikil Witliani, pcddkr, dwl cor Sacramento and Davis
Bell William, shipciirpentcr, dwl cor Butte and Jliimesota
Bell William, shi pear pen ter, dwl Greenwich bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Bell William, stevedore, dwl 30 Welsh, rear
Bell William, waiter stm William Taber,MarketSt.Wliarf
Bell William H., general agent Pacific Mutual Beneficial
Assn, office 20 Montgomery Block, dwl 514 Valencia
Bell William M., city agent Cutting & Co., dvvl 137 Na-
toma
Bell & Co. (George H. Bell), books, stationery, and peri-
odicals, 639 Kearny
Bellay Francis, artist John H. Fetus, dwl 718 Greenwich
Bella' Union Theater, Samuel Tetlow proprietor, 803 and
805 Kearny
Bellander Charles, vamisher, dwl S s Oak bet Buchanan
and Webster
Belle Da\id, taUor F. Wilton, dwl 415 Powell
Belle Thomas, stevedore A. G. Freese
Bellemere Adolphe (Levy ct Bj, dwl 111 Powell
Bellemere Augustus {Frontier, B. d: Co.), dwl 427 Bush
Bellermann Emil, bookkeeper Merchants' Exchange Bank,
res Oakland
Bellet August, cook Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl NW cor
Broadway and Kearny
Bellevue Mining Co. (Placer Co., CaL), D. F. Verdenal
secretary, office 409 California
Bellew James, upholsterer Goodmn & Co., dwl 18 Ohio
Bellew J. H., upholsterer, dwl 225 Green
Bellew John, boarding, IS Ohio
Belli Angiulino, hostler Novella & Pitto, dwl 427 Jackson
Belli John, vegetable dealer, San Pedro Ranch
Bellingall Charles, foreman Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl
737 Howard
Bellingall Peter W. , deputy surveyor Port of San Francis-
co, res Oakland
BELJLI\(;HAi1l BAY €OAL €0., P. B. Cornwall
president, office E s Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
Bellingham Harry, shoemaker, dwl IISS Broadway
Bellingham John, shoemaker, dwl 1188 Broadway
Bellingham Robert, shoemaker M.Guerin.dwl 1188 Bdwy
Bellis£ Francis N.,maatercarbuilder Southern Pac. R.R.,
dwl W s Bn-ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bellinski Abraham, peddler, dwl 178 Clara
Bellinski Simon, tailor, dwl 178 Clara
Bellman Vincent, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
Tennessee nr Sierra
Bellman William, painter, dwl 1023 Kearny
Bellmer Frederick, teamster Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl
723 Natuma
Bellmer John H. C, restaurant, SW cor P'u^t and Stev-
enson, dwl 59 Stevenson
Bello A'^incent, fruit, dwl 642 Jessie
Belloc Benjamin ( Belloc Frercs), res Paris
BELLO€ FRERES (Benjamin and Irerie Belloc,
Henry Barroilhety andGustave Ditssol) , bankers and
agents General Trans- Atlantic Co. (Paris, 73 Rue de
Courcelles), office 524 Montgoraeiy
Belloc Irene (Belloc Fri^res), res Paris
Belloc Jean, butcher, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Belloo Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bellow Tliomas, porter J. W. Davidson & Co. , dwl 225 Min
Bellows Carlos D., tinsmith Joseph J. Vasconcellos, dwl
730 Natoma
Bellows E. St. John, bookkeeper U. S. Assistant Treasu-
rer, dwl Windsor House
Bellows Joseph, painter, dwl 1024 Stockton
Bellsted John, engineer CaL Sugar Refinery, dwl 11 De-
catur
Belmont Mining Co. (Belmont, Nev.), office 402 Montgom-
ery room 1
Belmonte Joseph, mason Palace Hotel
Eelmonte M. Miss, clairvoyant, 38 Rausch
Belmore Barbara (widow), dwl 1163 Mission
Belmore Louis, actor, dwl 129 Third
Belo Andrew, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Belshaw A., miner, dwl 109 Montgomery
Belt Alfred M., clerk Charies Cla,non & Co., dwl 1008 Bush
Belton Philip M., clerk, dwl 408 Shipley
Belton, William, machinist Howe Machine Co., dwl 759
Market
Bcltrau Jos6, fisherman Clay St. Wharf
Beltz Conrad, laborer, dwl E s San Bnmo Road nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Belue Calixte, clerk Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor Pine
and Dupont
Belue Camille, clerk Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor Pine
and Dupont
Belville Eli, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl S B
Mission nr Fifth
Belz John, hairdresser, Charles K. Zimmer
Belzner William, gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 1924 Mason
Beman Louis, carpenter Gray &. Marcher, dwl 618 Cal
Bembower Phillip, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Bemerer August, cutler Will & Finck, dwl Bush bet Pow-
ell and Mason
Bemis Almira, dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Bemis Charles C, U. S. supervising inspector steam ves-
sels, office 11 U. S. Court Building, dwl 449 Bryant
MOR&AN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 71C Kearny, Established 1852.
Benard Augruste F., liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and How
Benbow David. paint€r Thomas Dowiiing, dwl 415^^ Clem
Benchel John, taik-r, dwl 727 Broadway, rear
BE.XCIILEY LEO\IDA$ B. fLinfurth, Kellonq &
C(/. /.and manager Pacific Rolling Mill Co., office 3
Front, dwl lOlOCulifumia
Benchlev William, hostler James Graham, dwl 907 Larkin
Bend Charles, buker Eisert Oc Becker, 24 Third
BE>D£L B. A CO. 'il^nnj P. Duffy), Empire Match
Fact^jrv, SE cor Eleventh and Har, office 520 Front
Bendel Befnhard fB. Bendel J: Co..', dwl 142i Fourth
Bendel Hermami /Tillman it- B.', res Oakland
Bendelsham Charles, waterman, dwl 1112 Folsom
Benden Haity, seaman, dwl 260 Minna
Bender ,'dwl G03 Pine
Bender Charles, importer and dealer leather and shoe
findings. 42 Gean', dwl 40A Geary
Bender Edward, engineer, 742 Washington
Bender Jacob A., bricklayer, dwl 1215 Clay
Bender Joseph, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Bender Josepn D. Jr., hamessmaker Patrick W. Lahaney,
dwl 623 Third
Bender Josiah P., bricklayer, dwl 623 Third
Bender MoUie Miss, shoefitter Einst«in Bros. & Co., dwl
229 Jessie
Bender William, waiter, dwl G50 Mission
Bender William A., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 1215 Clay
Beudit Abraham, barber, dwl E s Valencia bet Fifteeath
and Sixteenth
Bendit Herman, fire marshal police, dwl 747 Market
Bendit Morris, expressman, NE cor California and Mont-
gomery, dwl S s Post bet Gough and Octavia
Bendit Samuel, furniture and bedding, 757 Market
BendLxen Charles, laborer E. E. Meyer, dwl San Miguel
Ranch near Laguua Honda
Bendt Isaac, peddler, dwl 4o3 Tehama
Bendt William, proprietor Minen'a House, 123 Jackson
Benecke Dietrich, groceries and liquors, 520 Broadway
Benecke John D. O. fBeiwcke d: M angels J , dwl SW cor
Clav and Mason
Benecke A: ilangels 'John D. 0. Bpjiecke and EaJis M.
C. Ma ageU; , groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and
Mason
Benedetti Louis, carman, dwl 512 Green
Eenedetti T., fisherman, Clay St. AMiarf
Benedict Charles V., bookkeeper Excelsior Mills, dwl 737
Howard
Benedict Cornelius, medical student, dwl 274 Minna
Benedict Courtland S. i Benedict ii- Co./, dwl Ws Valencia
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Benedict E. L.. salesman Weaver & Taylor, dwl 200 Powell
Benedict Jacob, refiner S. F. Assa>ing and Refining
Works, dwl N s Beaver bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Benedict S. S. Miss, retoucher, studio 23 Kearny, dwl 725
California
Benedict &. Co. cC. S. Pe/wdic^;, gents' furnishing goods,
3 Second
Benehan H., hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 173 Clara
Beneken John, porter Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,
411 Washington
Beneler Julius, laundryman Lick House
Benevides Antonio, foreman A. Ramon, dwl cor Union
and Powell
Benfeld Conrad, master mariner, dwl 9 Crook
Bengam Baptist, ranchman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Benham A. M., salesman Sherman i: Hyde, res Seminary
Park, Alameda Co.
Benham Calhoun, attorney at law, office 1 Montgomerj'
Block, dwl 420 First
Benham John A., mining, dwl 26 Turk
Benham Joseph H., liquor saloon, 827 Folsom
Benhayon Jacob, salesman Li\ing^n &. Co., dwl 44 Third
Benicia Cement Co., office 502 Kearny
Bening George F., dwl 1114 Webster
Benington A. W., dwl 1 Central PI
Benites Julius, bootblack, 002 Kearny, dwl 16 St. Charles PI
Benjamin Abraham F., stockbroker, 430 California, dwl
1355 Post
Benjamin Alexander, butcher, dwl 286 Stevenson
Benjamin C, weaver, dwl 2009 Folsom
Benjamin Charles E., salesman Crane, Hastings & Co.,
dwl 219 Sholwell
Benjamin Charlotte (widow), furnished rooms, 749 Market
Benjamin Edward C, clerk Crane, Hastings & Co., dwl
215 Kearny
Benjamin E. R., clerk, dwl Morton House
Benjamin Frederick, mining, dwl 737 Harrison
Benjamin Grovenor B., broommaker California Broom
Factory, dwl 27i Fourth
Benjamin Henry A. f Henry A. Benjamin tfc Co. J, dwl
Russ House
BE\J.4J»I1>' HE\RY A. «& CO., Pacific Congress
Springs Depot, 162 New Mont4,'omery
Benjamin Jacob, ex-public administrator, office 430 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1355 Post
Benjamin Lucien, jobber, dwl 1316 Powell
Benjamin M. H., stockbroker, office 430 Cal, dwl 1355 Post
Benjamin Mill and Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), office 401
California room 7
Benjamin Moses F., collector, 430 Cal, dwi 1355 Post
Benjamin Thaddeus f Benjamin <i- Strasser) , dwl 27 Fourth
Benjamin William K., special policeman, dwl 32 Jessie
Benjamin &, Strasser f Thaddeus, Benjamin, and Leopold
StrastierJ , poultr>' and game, 74 and 75 Centre Market
Benkelmann Adam, liquor saloon, NE cor Railroad and
Ninth avs, dwl N s Fifteenth Av bet P and Q, South
S. F.
Benn Geoi^, driver James Dunn, dwl 121 Bernard
Benn Harr.-, cigarmaker Emma Sneider, dwl 44 Third
Benn John E., physician, office 23 Kearny, dwl 1109 Post
Benn John S. ,' Berjin d- B.J, dwl 25 Crook
Bennan Michael T., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
BenndorfE Gustav, mattressmaker Henrj- Frank, dwl 64
Everett
Benner Felix, cigarmaker F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 9 Zoe,
rear
Benner Frederick, shoemaker, dwl SE cor Folsom and
Fomth
Benner Frederick M., deposit melter U. S. Mint, res Oak-
land
Benner George L. , shipcarpenter, dwl 324 Beale
Benner Henr\-, longshoreman, dwl 323 Broadway
Benner Maria Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 323 Broadway
Bennerscheidt Bruno, brassfinisher M. Dobrzensky, dwl
123 O'FaiTell
Bennet Andrew, poultry dealer, dwl 16 Pinckney PI
Bennet Cliarles A., druggist Henrj' W. Bennet, dwl 1018
Washington
Bennet Henr>- W., druggist, 21 Tliird
Bennett A. E., caqienter D. A. Macdonald & Co., res Oak-
land
Bennett Alfred, painter, dwl 974 Folsom |
Bennett A. M-, sawjer Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 505 !
Sutter I
Bennett Anthony A., carriagepainter, dwl 510 Mission
Bennett Brother^ f George and John BJ, butter, cheese,
and eggs, 35 and 36 California Market
Bennett (Siarles, dwl 215 Kearny
Beimett Charles, molder, dwl 520 Mission
Bennett Cliarles D. (Xcwman d: Bennett), dwl 701 Post
Bennett Charles H., molder Union Iron Works
Bennett Daniel, clerk Roland G. Brown
Bennett Edward, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 726 Mission
Bennet Edward D., student Heald's Business College, dwl
W s Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Bennett Frederick, liquor saloon, NVr' cor Brannan and
Rincou PI
Bennett George, flourpacker F. D. Conro & Son, dv.i 719
Battery
Bennett George, laborer Palace Hotel
Bennett George, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl NW cor
Clay and Davis
Bennett George, porter 309 Clay (and Bennett Bros.),
dwl 231 Stevenson
Bennett George, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Bennett George W., stockkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl
12STurk
Bennett Hanr E., compositor, dwl 13 Verona PI
Bennett Heniietta Mrs., teacher music, 452 Sixth
Bennett Henr^-, clerk Edwards & Loane, dwl NE cor Turk
and Leavenworth
Bennett Henry M., operator Atlantic and Pac. Telegraph
Co., dwl326Gearj-
Bennett Herbert W., professor music, dwl 908 Clay
Bennett H. L. (widow), dwl 39^ Moss
Bennett I., saddler, dwl 4 C^ay Av
Bennett James, bookkeeper, dwl 516 Filbert
Bennett James, cari>enter, dwl 502 Mission
Bennett James, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl 507
Mission
Bennett John, carpenter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl 136
Nattjnia
Bennett John, stevedore, dwl nr San Bruno Road, opp Bay
View
Bennett John R. (Bennett Bros.), dwl 546^ Natoma, rear
Bennett Joseph, cook, dwl 54 Sacramento
Bennett Joseph (colored), steward, dwl 2k Vernon PI nr
I Jackson
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D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
Bennett Louis, jeweler Bujannoff & Babmann
Bennett Maria h. Miss, miitmu St. Luke's Hnspital, Lundy
Lane bet Emerald and Virijinia avs. Benial Heights
Bennett Mary (widow), dwl W s Folsom bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Bennett Mary E. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar
Sehool, dwl W s Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Bennett Man,' H. (widow), laundry, 555 Bryant
Bennett Maurice, laborer, dwl I'iOG Bush
BE\XET'2' X.ITHAMEL, attorney at law, office 7'2 and
7;) Montgomery Block, dwl 1*218 Howard
Bennett Peter, fishmonger, Clay St. Market, dwl 433 Green ,
Bennett Robert, seaman, dwl 20 De Boom
Bennett Robert, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Bennett Robert IL (Bennttt A- Page), res Oakland
Bennett Samuel, guard State Prison, dwl 133G Pacific
Bennett Sojihia S. (widow), dwl 515 Stockton
Bennett S. S., bookkeeper Roland G. Broun, dwl 19 Ellis
Bennett Stephen, laborer JohuMahlstedt, 223 Drunmi
Bennett Susan Mrs., dressmaker, S7 Ninth
Bennett Tliomas, cook Nicholas Buya, dwl NW cor Pacific
and Davis
BENXKXT XnOMAS, physician, office 620 Market,
dwl 710 Pine
Bennett T. W.. mason Palace Hotel
Bennett \V. H., druggist, dwl 51(3 V Valencia
Bennett William, barkeeper TeiTill & Chapman, dwl 613J
Stockton
Bennett William, bottler Edward C. Slorah, dwl 523 Te-
hama
Bennett William, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Co.. dwl 317 Bn.'ant
Bennett William, laborer, dwl 2011 Mission
Bennett William. maL-hinist, dwl 507 Mission
BeiuKrtt William. ]iliy^ieian, office and dwl, 452 Sixth
Bennett William, jihunber Palace Hotel, dwl 1015 Clay
Bennett William H., pressman Mahon, Thomas & Co.,
dwl 555 Bryant
Bennett William S.. brakeman Passenger Depot Southern
Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend
BE\i\ETT «!t I'AliE (Robert H. Bennett, Henry
Pafjf, and Wilfred Page', commissiLin merchants
and agents South American Steamship Co., 304 Davis
Benningham Thomas, dwl 321 Pacific
Benningham Thomas Jr., saddler, dwl 321 Pacific
Bennink Adrian W., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 517
Pine
Benoit Amedee J., printer, dwl 420 Jackson
Benoit Celine Mme., corsets and ladies' underwear, C31
Sacramento
Benrimo Joseph, stockbpker, dwl 615 Kearny
Benrod Eugene, raachimst, dwl 232 Jessie
Bensch William J., carriage painter Walter Welsh, dwl
1520 Dupont
Bensen Conrad, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk and
Broad n*ay
Bensen Henry fU. Bremer <£: Co J, dwl 770 Brj-ant
Bcnset Michael, i>acker San Francisco Packing and Pro-
vision Co., dwl SIO Montgomerj'
Bensing John, shoemaker, dwl SOO Greenwich
Bensinger D., baker stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
ICENSLEY JOflIX (LinJ'orih, A't-^iof/y' dr Co.;, and pres-
ident Pacific Oil and Lead Works Co., office 3 Front,
dwl 73S Post
Bensley William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon,
dwl 32 Steuart
Benson , physician, dwl 100 Stockton
Benson A., laborer Palace Hotel
Benson Andrew, stevedore, dwl Filbert nr Sansora
Benson Annie E. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary
School, dwl 2710 Howard
Benson Anton, laborer, dwl 351 First
Benson Benjamin C, captain stm Relief, dwl 1330 Bdwy
Benson Benjamin F. M., bookkeeper Bowen Brotliers,
dwl 70LI California
Benson Charles, salesman Moses A. Wolfe, dwl 9 Dike-
man PI
Benson Charles, waiter Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, dwl
134 Fourth
Benson Elizabeth J. (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 372 Clem
Benson Emanuel, laborer, dwl Eighteenth Av nr F, South
S. F.
Benson Franklin R., clerk Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,
dwl 2710 Howard
Benson (icorge, dwl 2S Jessie nr Seventh
Benson Henry, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Benson Henry C. Rev., editor California Christian Advo-
cate, office 701 Market, res Santa Clara
Benson J. A,, merchant, dwl Russ House
BEXSON JAMES, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, office 325 Slontgomery, dwl 2710 Howard
Benson James A., teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 111 Wil-
liam
Benson James E. R., printer D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 2710
Howard
Benson John, real estate, dwl S03 Stockton
Benson John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Benson Lucy (widow), dwl 411 Powell
Benson N., boilermakcr Francis I. Curry, dwl 113 Jackson
Benson Olof, seaman Colorado S. N. Co. stm Montana,
Folsom St. \\liarf
Benson P., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Benson Samuel H., boilermaker Moynihan & Aitkin, dwl
loi^ Clinton
Benson Simon J., master mariner, dwl 14 Vincent
Benson Thomas, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Benson Thomas A., porter Banner Bros., dwl 27 Hunt
Benson W. B., civil engineer, dwl 14 Eddy
Benson William R., crimper U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 29i Rauseh
Bent , clerk, dwl 127 Kearny
Bent Edward F., clerk I. Fi-iedlander, dwl 207 Sutter
Bent James Robert, clerk Louis A. Zinns, dwl 427 Stev
Bent John T., clerk Mission Rock Dock, dwl 515 Folsom
Bent Siliis E., carriagemaker Carville Manuf. Co., dwl 741
Market
Benter Charles, watchman Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 1 Chestnut Alley
Benter Mary (widow), dwl 1 Chestnut Alley
Bentham Henry, machinist Union Iron Works
Benthock Henry, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE
cor Eighth and Brannan
Bentiz Antonio, waiter stm Los Angeles, Market St. Wharf
Bentley B., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., cor Fovuth
and To\nisend
Bentley Cliarles, longshoreman, dwi 625 Davis
Bentley Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Bentley Edwin, professor anatomy and pathologj- Medi-
cal Department University College, and physician, of-
fice and dwl 310 Stockton
Bentley George, special policeman, dwl Potrero
Bentley Horace N. (colored), messenger S. F. Post-office,
dwl 410 Union
Bentley James, shoemaker Patrick Tracy, dwl 24 Third
Bentley John A., brickmolder Herman Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Bentley Timothy, shoemaker, dwl 39 Ecker, rear
Benton Byron W., cabinetmaker Christian Sclireiber &
Co., dwl S2S Washington
Benton Han*v, clerk Henry Schwartz, dwl 72S Folsom
Benton Joseph A. Rev. D.D., editor Pacific, 508 Clay, res
Oakland
Benton N., dwl 209 Liedesdorff
Bentson Alexander, cook, dwl 10 Commercial
Bentzen Edouart, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Kate nr
Brjant
Bentzen Henry, clerk Dierk Gefken, dwl 923 Bryant
Benz John, marketman, dwl 203 Octa\'ia
Benz John C, fishmonger J. K. Kessing, dwl 713 Bdwy
Benzecroi Abram, clerk J. Fleissner, dwl cor Stockton and
Pacific
Benzing J., carrier Cal. Democrat, dwl S06 Greenwich
Benzon August F., bookkeeper J. Everding & Co., dwl
720 California
Beoda Dolores Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1319 Dupont
Bepler Alexander, caqjenter, dwl 74 Bernard
Bepler H. laborer, S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 348 Shipley
Beppler John, market, SE cor Dupont and Filbert
Bera Antonia (widow), dwl 314 Fifth
Beraldo Frank, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Beran Emanuel, shoemaker, dwl IOCS Powell
Bei-an John, clerk Freight Department Southern Pac. R.
R., dwl 529 Fourth
Berbest Jean, sausagemaker, dwl SW cor Dup and Bdwj-
Bcrehem Anthony, miller, dwl 311 Pacific
Bercherer John, painter, dwl 361 Miima
Berchke Julius, baker, dwl 80^ Stevenson, rear
Eerdan George, carpenter, dwl 116 Silver
Beregi Louis, dwl 835 Clay
Berell Martin, with Erasmus Spurgeon, dwl 552 Bryant
Berenger Christiiui. trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., dwl
W s Brj-ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Berenslon Andrew, seaman, dwl N 9 Alta bet Montgom-
ery' and Sansom
Bercsford John, marketman Russ House
Bercsfurd J. D., lather Palace Hotel, dwl 115 Second
Beretta John, machinist Union Iron Works
Beretta William, collector, 430 Jackson, dwl 414 Green
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1352.
Berg Adolph. assistant warehouse and ^\ithdrawal clerk
Ctistcm House, dwl 14 Haijrht
Berg Alexander, waiter S. F. Bar Association, dwl cor
Clay and Stockton
Beiv Anthony, painter G. Ammerup, dwl 21 Stevenson
Berg- A. P., dwl 12 Washington
Berg Carl, physician, offiL-e and dwl G18 California
Berg Carl J., seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Ber^ diaries, blacksmith J. Herman Schintz, dwl 521i
Stevenson
Berg Charles A., cabinetmaker, dwl S s Twenty-sixth bet
Valencia and Bartlett
Berg Christian, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 East
Berg Edward, waiter G23 Commercial, dwl 525 Pine
Berg Emil, salesman, dwl 137^ Perry
Berg herdmande (3fauer .L- B.,\ dwl 456 Clementina
Berg John, liquor saloon Thalia Verein Club, 204 Mont-
gomerj', dwl 23i- Stevenson
Berg John, rigger, dwl IS Minna
Berg John Aug., clerk P. A. Swansy, dwl NW cor Ritch
and Clara
Berg Julius, bootmaker C. Dietle, dwl 2G6 Stevenson
Berg Peter, molder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 1016 Pac
Berg R.. laborer Palace Hot«l
Berg William, lather Palace Hotel
Berge Erick O., groceries and liquors, NE cor Green and
Calhoun
Berge R.. turner Cameron & Hull
Bergen T. Adrian, clerk A. Galli & Co., dwl 20 Prospect
PI
Bergen William, cook, dwl N s Faimiount nr Pahner
Bergendahl Daniel, seaman, dwl 7 Washingtuu
Bergeot Alexander, steward Cliff House, Point Lobos Av,
dwl 31 Hinckley
Berger Bernard, wagonmaker H. Casebolt & Co.
Berger Bienvenu, cheesemaker. dwl 721 Pacific
Berger Christian, clerk C. L. Steylaars, dwl NE cor Du-
pont and Montgomery Av
Berger Gabriel, collector* office 402 Mont, and siu^eyor
French Sa\ings and Loan Society, dv.i 119 Franklin
Berger George, clerk 627 Clay, dwl Swiss Hot«l
Berger Henry-, housejainter, dwl 433 Hayes
Berger Hermann, dwl 1121 Montgomery
Berger Jacob, gardener, dwl Fifteenth bet Xoe and Castro
Berger Julius /Edward Cohn d; Co.), dwl 514 Bush
Berger Louis, clerk Charles W. Fox, dwl 303 Eddy
Berger Otto. bookkee:>er, dwl 333 O'Farrell
Berger R. , seaman tugboat Rabboni
Eergerot Jean, private school, 1211 Powell
Bergerot John A., real estate, dwl cor Sixteenth and
Rhode Island
Eerges Jean, waiter Poiu"cho & Wittmann, dwl 621 Union
Herges Louis, waiter, dwl 621 Union
Berges P., vegetables, 20 Colombo Market
Berges P. B. & Co. fA. Drayeur and D. Cazeaux), pro-
prietors Miners' Restaurant, 529 and 531 Commercial
and 769 Market
Berges Peter Bernard fP. B. Ber'jcs <!: Co. J, dwl 411 Post
Berges Pierre, barber, dwl 621 L'nion
Bergevin Nelson, salesman, dwl 235 Stevenson
Ber<re\in Peter, stcvc-di^re A. C. Freese
BEK4;GRE\ AI iilSTlS, moneybroker, 406 Mont-
gomery-, dwl 1111 St'ickton
Berggren Herrman, dwl 1111 Stockton
Bei-gh Erasmus, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl IS Minna
Berghauser Frederick, clerk Frederick Ikeu, dwl 1600
Taylor
Berghauser Joseph, dwl 1000 Tavlor
Berghauser Philip, clerk, dwl 1600 Taylor
Berghofer Conrad, butcher, dwl M2 Folsom
Bergier Adolph, silversmith Schulz ic Fischer, dwl SlJ
Stevenson
Bergin Gustavus, porkpacker Louis Hentrich, dwl 1011
Leavenworth
Bei^n James J., dwl 152G Powell
Bei^n John, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R., dwl Sixteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Bergin Mary (widow), (Berjin <t Benn), dwl SE cor
Powell and Green
Bei^n Michael, attorney at law, office 79 Montgomerj-
Block, dwl 743 Pine
Bergin P., driver City R. R.
Berlin Patrick C, cook 542 Clay, dwl 1140 Mission
Bergin Thomas I. rMcAllUters dr Bjy attorney at law,
office 52S California
Bergin William, foreman Standard Soap Co., dwl E s Mis-
sion Creek bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Bergin & Benn ,'Manf Beryin and John S. BennJ, pro-
prietors American Mills, W s Fourth nr Berrj-
Rerglimd Hans, shipcai-penter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 3S
Perry
Berglund Nicholas, shoemaker Nolan Bros., dwl 232
OTarrell
Berglund Nils, Scaudma\ian Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
Bergmann Abraham, confectioner, 200 Washington, dwl
102 Bernard
Bergmann Alexander, mariner, dwl W s Devisadero bet
Geary and O'Farrell
Bergmann Henry, shoemaker Liebegott & Thijmler, dwl
25 ilorton
Bergmann Jacob f Frankenthal <t Co.), dwl 31S Sutter
Bergmann Samuel, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl 331
Kearny
Bergmann William, laborer, dwl Second Av bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Bergnei J., Alfred, sign and ornamental painter, 219 Mis-
sion, dwl 232 Fremont
Bergold Charles Y. . propt r FYancouia House, E s San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-eighth
Bergscliicker William, brewer, dwl 317 Francisco
1£EK(*$0\ OLE, carpenterand builder, 537 Sacramento,
dwl 312 Fulton
Bergstedt A. P., bootmaker F. Beez, dwl 337 Bush
Bergstein Louis, dry goods. 132S Polk
Berg>trom John, organ builder, NE cor T^venty-fou^th
and Mission, dwl W s Lundy Lane nr EsmeraJda Av ,
Bemal Heights
Berillat Frank, butcher, dwl 738 Washington
Bering John P., salesman J. M. Eckfeldt&Co.,andsecre-
tan." Pac. Wire and Wire Rope Manufacturing Co., dwl
417 Francisco
Beriot Pasquale, waiter, dwl 3 Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Berk ilaurice G., dwl 3 Harriet
Berkeley Ferry and Raih-oad Co., William Stuart secre-
tan-. office 113 Leidcsdorff
BEKKELEY 1 1\B> A^DTOWX EMrKOVEMEXT
AS^iKI.VTIOX, S. X. Penwell secretary, office 624
Montgomery
Berkeley Villa Association, William Stuart secretary',
office 113 Leidesdorff
Berkley Joseph, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 609 Post
Berkley Michael, fireman Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 1323 Sacramento
Berkowitz Mever, merchant, dwl 556 Minna
Berkowitz R. Mrs., cloaks, mantillas, etc., 1008 Stockton,
dwl b'^(y Minna
Berlack Maurice, bookkeeper Gabriel Abraham, dwl 4
Hyde
Berlaman J., chief engineer Avith Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins, dwl 915 Montgomery-
Berlenz Joseph, waiter, dwl 433 Broadway
Berli Samuel, gardener Theresa Scho, dwl San Miguel
Station
Berlin Augustus, mcssman stm Pelican, Oregon S. S. Co.
Berlin Henry, traveling agent, dwl 1430 California
Berlin Ludwig, seaman, dwl lli> Jackson
Berlin Max, waiter, dwl 213 Stevenson
Berlin William, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl NW cor
Franklin and Lillv Av
Berliner Herman A. Diamant, B. d- Co.), dwl 326 Minna
Berliner Isador, furniture, NE cor Third and Harrison
Berliner Sarah (widow), dwl 19i Rausch
Berling John, machinist Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 14 Wil-
liam
Berling Joseph, laborer Saulnmnn & Lauenstein, dwl
Broadwav bet Montgomen- and Keaniy
Berling Richard, baker Frederick Helhng, dwl 110 Dup
Bermann Otto, eanvassir, dwl SOI Folsom
Bemiaster H., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Bermel Celine Mrs., French and English School, 33 South
Park
Bermel John G., dwl 33 South Park
Bermier Marie (widow), lodgings, 8 Polk Lane
Bermingham Edward, compositor Daily Examiner, dwl
730 Market
Bermingham Edward R,, clerk Cotmty Recorder, dwl 245
Tehama
Bermingham James, dwl 212 Post
Bcnningham John, ship]ting and forwarding, office John
Rosenield, dwl Russ House
Bermingham Margaret (widow), dwl 125 Clinton
Bermin;i:ham Margaret (widow), dwl W s Ash Av bet
Larkin and Polk
Bemdngham Thomas I., hamessmaker W. F. Dorrance,
dwl 321 Pacific
Bema Frederick, collector, office 430 Jackson, dwl 2210 Pow
Bemnl Geronima (widow), dwl SE cor Seventeenth and
Church
?ACIPIC'C0AST~BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. &. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant
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Beman Florence, expresswagon , cor Broadway and Davis
Bernan John, laborer, dwi 552 Mission
Bernard Alexander, cook Ocean View House, dwl S\V cor
Montyumery Av and ^■allejo
Bernard Alfred, waiter stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wharf
Bernard Ann (widow), dwl E s Webster bet Ellis and
O'Farrell
Bernard Aubrey, waiter L. Donnadieu, dwl cor Pacific
and New Montg-omery
Bernard August, clerk Joseph Bros., dwl 2214 Sixteenth
Bernard Barney,' expressman, dwl 149 Shipley
Bernard Bernard, upholsterer, 318 Polk, dwl 1310 Larkin
Bernard B. F., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 323 Sutter
BEK\AKD CHARLES, cofEee and spice manufacturer,
707 Sansom, dwl 312 Oak
Beniard Charles A., house and signpainter, 629 Merchant
dwl Kill Clay
Bernard Francis, carpenter and builder, 122 Washington,
dwl 1318 Larkin
Bernard Frank, laborer, dwl 512 Fourth
Bernard George, baker D. R. Brower, dwl NE cor Stock-
ton and Vallejo
Beniard Guillemio, cook, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jose Road and San Bruno Road
Beniard H., hairdresser, dwl 537 Stevenson
Bernard Isaac, varieties, N s SLxteenth bet Mission and
Valencia
Beniard James, grainer, dwl 24 Howard Court
Bernard Jane Mrs., dwl 7S1 Folsom
Bernard John, lodgings, 5 Druuim
Bernard John, niachineliand I). A. Macdonald & Co.
Bernard Juan, longshoreman, dwl 418 Drumm
Beniard Julius, furniture and cari>ets, 1120 Stockton
Bernard Mary (widow), dwl 202 Tehama
Bernard Michael D., porter Main & Winchester, dwl 1323
Montgomery
Bernard Robert, clerk Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl SE
cor Union and Jones
Bernard Uhlrich, baker William J. Davis, dwl 23^ Second
Eernaza Fi'ancisco, fisherman, dwl foot of Clay
Bemdt Carl, seaman, dwl 530 Green
Benidt Joseph, laborer, dwl Fifth Av nr B, South S. F.
Berndt Louis, tailor, Iti St. Maiy
Berne Jean, waiter, dwl Tay nr Sacramento
Bernede Joseph, laundryman, dwl 31 Hinckley
Berner Frederick, dwl 432 Broadway
Berner Frederick, shoecutter Calisher & Jacobs, dwl 787
Folsom
Berner Jnhn, laborer, dwl SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Bcrneri Annie Miss, dwl 1015 Washington
Bernert John, messenger Quartermaster's Department U.
S. A., 105 Stockton
Bemhanier Harry, restaurant, 21 Sutter, dwl 25S Stev
Benihard Bemhard fStahle d: BernhardJ, dwl 215 Pros-
pect PI
Benihard George J., dwl 314 Oak
P-LTiihard Samuel H. (Ellis d: BJ, dwl 550 Jessie
Bernluird Sarah Mrs., dwl (iOO Jones
Bernhardt Charles, clerk Continental Hotel
Bcrnieri John, clerk Bi-izzolara & Co., dwl 24 Wetniore PI
Beniis Building, 024 and 620 California
Bernius Frederick, special policeman, dwl cor Beale and
Bryant
Bemon John, laborer Boutinon & Eulland
Bernstein , salesman, dwl 305 Keaniy
Bernstein Abram, fruits and confectionerj', 523 Third
Bernstein Abraham, oystcnuan George Benistein, dwl
253 Minna
Benistein Adolph, salesman, dwl 1114 Market
Bernstein David, tailor, dwl 779 Folsom
Bernstein Ellas, furniture, 313 and 315 Third
Bernstein Fanny (widow), dwl 779 Folsom
Bernstein George, oyster saloon, 50 and 51 California
Market, dwl 2.'>3 Minna
Bernstein Henry, auction commission merchant, dwl 915
Howard
Bernstein Hermann, tailor, 907 Br3'ant
Bernstein Isaac, oystennan George Bernstein, dwl 253
Minna
Benistein Joseph, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
824 Market, dwl 119 OTarrell
Bernstein Julius C, clerk M. C. Benistein, dwl 705 Har
Benistein Louis, clerk Jacob A. Alexander, dwl 6 John
Bernstein Louis, clerk Joseph Bernstein, dwl 119 O'Far-
reU
Bernstein Morris C, furniture and bedding, 517 Califor-
nia, dwl 1104 Taylor
Bernstein Solomon, expressman, dwl 246 Beale, rear
Bernstein Solomon, fancy goods, 3S Fourth, dwl 405 Post
Bernzott M. P., dwl 816 Montgomerj*
Bero Jub, waiter Emerson Corville & Co., dwl cor Mont-
gomery Av and Pacific
Beronio G.. proprietor Roma Hotel, 215 Broadway
Berot B.. gardener French Hospital, S s Bryant bet Fifth
and Sixth
Berou F., baker, dwl 641 Broadway
Berracca S., laborer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl IS Pac
Berretto John, machinist, dwl 19 Sherwood PI
BeiTich Fnuik, carpenter, 629i Union, dwl 375 Jessie
Berrill Thomas, caqienter Palace Hotel
Berring Rudolph, barkeeper J. Casimer, dwl SW cor Ma-
son and Clay
Berrogi John, waiter Sciaccaluga & Limberte, dwl 835
Clay
Berrj' A. A., miner, dwl WTiat Cheer House
Berry Albert, capitalist, office 402 Front, res Oakland
Berry Augustus, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Berry Charles, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn. 232 Sutter
Bern,' David, grocer, dwl 710 California
Berry Douglas J., Girpenter, dwl 12 Clementina
Berry Edwin W., foreman Spirit of the Times, dwl 1319
Montgomerj'
Berrj- Enoch, machlnehand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 1131
Folsom
Berry Fulton G. {Berry S.- Capp;, dwl 2212 Howard
Berry George, painter, dwl 371 Brftnnan
Berr^' George C, woolgrower. dwl 600 Bush
Berrj' George W., teamster Jason Springer, dwl 10
Eleventh
Berry G. H., painter Pacific Furniture Mauuf. Co.
Berri' Gideon M., bookkeeper Sheriffs OtRce, dwl 427
t>'ler
Ecrrj' Isaac, cigars and tobacco, dwl 130 Eighth
Berr}- James, machinist Union Iron Works
Berry' James. shipwTight, dwl 20 Frederick, rear
Berry J. E., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 110 Minna
Berry John fGriswold & B./, dwl 23 Welsh
Berry John, carpenter Daniel Sweeney, dwl 414 Tehama
Berry John, carriage painter, dwl 23 W'elsh
Berry John, printer, dwl 719 Market
Berrv John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Berrj- John, shoemaker Howe & Harris, dwl 227 Second
Berry John E., merchant, dwl 741 Market
Berry John J., clerk General Freight Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 1237 Folsom ■
Berrj- Jonas, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Beny Julia Mr^., dwl 263 Third
Berry J. W. Mrs., lodgings. 109 Montgomerj-
Berry L., laborer Southern Pac. R. R-, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Berrj- Michael, cellarman, dwl Eagle Hotel
Berry Moretz. longshoreman, dwl 204 Steuart
Een^- Richard, engineer stm Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Berry Richard, laborer, dwl 260^ Clara
Bern- Street House. Ferdinand Stoetzer proprietor, Berry
bet Tliird and Fourth
Berry Street Wharf, S s Berrj' bet Third and Fourth
Bern,- Thomas, carpenter California Mills, dwl 1723 Jessie
Berrv Thomas, driver Market St. R. R.
Berrv Thomas H. , operator Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Co., dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-Sixth
Berry Washington L., assayer, dwl 305 Minna
Berrj' WUliam D., compositor Spirit of the Times, dwl
NW cor Kearny and Broadway
Berrj' William F., delivery- clerk Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
grajih Co., dwl 305 Minna
Berry WiUiam L., compositor Spirit of the Times, res
West Oakland
Berry W. O. M. (Treadwell ,0 CoJ, res Oakland
Berry & Capp f Fulton G. Berry and Charles S. Capp),
real-estate and house agents, 418 Montgomerj-
Eerrunger Frank, fireman stm Amador, Broadway "SMiarf
Berrjinan Frederick M., cashier Eerrjnnan & Doyle, dwl
835 Mission
Eerrj-man Henrj' B. (Berrijinan ,k Doyle) y dwl "Windsor
House
Berrnnan John, dwl NE cor Montgomerj' and Pacific
BerrJTuan & Doyle (Henry B. Bcrryman and Mrs.
Louisa Diii/leJ , coal and pig iron, and agents Welling-
ton Colliery, Nanainio, B. C, otfice bulkhead bet
Pacific and Jackson St. wharves
Bersaghini Antonio /■Marsili *£r Co.', dwl 320 Broadway
Bei-son A. {A. Bcrson i(- Son), chvl 828 Washington
Berson A. & Son iGiistave BersonJ , carpets and oilcloths,
710-714 Washington
Berson A. Mnie.. laundry, 828 Washington
Bersth Gottlieb, brewer Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420 Pine
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN & CO., California Marke*
{. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Bert A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-
first and Twentv-second
Bert Bernard (Henry Schroder & Co.), res Bordeaux,
Frtince
Bert E. G., theatrical manager, dwl W s Treat Av bet
Ti\ent,v-first and Twenty-second
Bert Edward G. , clerk Geortte A. Atwood, dwl Shotwell
bet Twentieth and T^venty■flrst
BERT FKEOERirK W .. lessee and manager Grand
Opera House N s Mission bet Third and Fourth, dwl
W s Shotwell bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Berta Formosa, cook John C. Poetz, dwl cor Sacramento
and Dupont
Berta Guiseppe, waiter N. Giamboui & Co., dwl 639 Pacific
Berta Samuel, cook John C. Poetz, dwl cor Sacramento
and Dupont
Bertala Peter, tinsmith, dwl 630 Green
Bertard A., dwl 816 Dupont
Berteling Louis A., optician Thomas Houseworth & Co.,
dwl SW cor Larkin and Green
Bertelsen A. , student Heald's Business College
Bertelsen Martin, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bertelsen Otto, drajTuan, cor Front and Commercial, dwl
E s Buchanan bet Post and Geary
Bertelson Adolph, clerk Jacob Mehrteus, dwl 520 Vallejo
Bertelson Christian, seaman, dwl 19 Welsh
Berten Angelo, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jos6 Road and San Bruno Road
Bertest Lona, cook Philip Donoho, dwl Montgomerj' nr
Vallejo
Bertheau C, clerk Henry Balzer & Co., dwl NW cor
Washington and Powell
Berthelot Charles, porter, dwl 6 Martin's Block, S s Mar-
ket nr Seventh
Berthier Louis, machinist, dwl 738 Washington
Berthold Louis iBerthold * Orantz/, dwl 329 Broadway
Berthold & Grantz f Louis Berthold and Adolph Grantz),
market, 206 Broadway
Berthrop Edu-ard, butcher, dwl 317 Hayes
Bertin Alexander, dyeing and scouring, 147 Third, 334
Bush, and ,'i21 Filbert, dwl 147 Third
Bertin Leon, packer J. A. Folger&Co., dwl 639 Broadway
Bertini Raphael, framemaker Louis Ghilardi, dwl 723
Sansom
Bertini Ulderigo (L. lAitched £ Co. J, dwl 723 Sansom
Bertley Burnett, stonecutter, dwl cor Eighteenth and Do-
i'^res
Bertody Charles, physician and surgeon, dwl and office
1005 Stockton
Bertolacci Sebastiano, agent Sebastopol Charcoal, dwl 518
Vallejo
Bertolo Geronimo, tinsmith, dwl 518 Vallejo
Bertols Albert, cabinetmaker Christian Schreider & Co.,
dwl NE cor Main and Folsom
Bcrtoluce John, expressman NW cor Wa.sh and Davis
Berton Flavien, cook E. Marehand, dwl 29 Minna
BERTON FRAXC'IS, manager Swiss-American Bank
and consul for Portugal and Switzerland, office 627
Clay, dwl 11 South Park
Berton Joseph, dwl 77 Clementina
Bertoni Charles, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl NW or
Sansom and Pacific -
Bertram Dennis, oysterman Lick House
BERTR.4IH THOMAS, stoves and tinware, 982 and
984 Folsom, dwl 31i Garden
Bertrand Alfred, barkeeper, dwl 209 Montgomery Av
Bertrand Andrew, fuiTier, 501 Kearny
Bertrand George, caneworker George A. La Rose, dwl 324
Commercial
Bertrand Hippolyte, cook, dwl 506 Union
Bertrand John, cook, dwl 432 Broadway
Bertrand Joseph, waiter American Exchange
Bertrand Joseph (Bertrand d- Mauser), dwl 432 BdwT
Bertrand Josefine Miss.witb Louis Lengfeld, dwl 738 Vallejo
Bertrand Rosina (widow), seamstress, dwl 864 Folsom
Bertrand John, brickmolder Herman Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Bertrand & Mauser (Joseph Bertrand and Albrecht Mau-
mt), proprietors All-Nations Hotel, 432 and434Bdwy
Bertrandis Alphonse, carpenter, dwl 675 Brjant
Bertrandis Edward, carpenter, dwl 575 Brj-ant
Bertrandt Denis, ovsterman, dwl 4 Tay
Bertz Jacob iDiez',B. A Co.l, dwl 2215 Fillmore
Berude Gustav, seaman, dwl 41 Jackson
Berville Edouard, laborer, dwl 636 Pacific
Berwanger Martin, cook Henn' Bokmann, dwl 616 Cal
Berwick James, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 848
Ritch
Berwick Joseph, laborer, dwl 130} Shipley
Berwick Maggie, dressmaker, dwl 130J Shipley
Berwick Thomaa O. , sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 1127
Clay
Ber^vick William B., laborer Townsend St. Depot, Central
Pacific R. B., dwl 348} Ritch
Berwin Moritz (P. Berwin tfc BroJ, res New York
Berwin P. & Bro. (Moritz Berwin/ y importers and job-
bers hats and caps, 106 B.attery
Benvin Pineus (P. Berwin * BroJ, dwl 1320 Tyler
Berz Peter, ironmolder, dwl 1016 Pacific
Berzer Gabriel, collector, dwl 119 Franklin
Besan»;on Eugene, bootmaker with F. X. Kast, dwl 11
Mar\' Lane
Besby Henrj' J., saloon keeper, dwl 314 Ivy Av
Bescheinen Henry, watchmaker with Charles H. Dewey,
dwl 832 Broadway
Bescheinem William, watchmaker, dwl 832 Broadway
Beschormann Adolph, upholsterer with Schlueter & Vol-
berg, dwl 328 Mason
Beschormann Augustus, dwl 328 Mason
Beschormann Charles F., clerk California Democrat, dwl
312 Post
Beschormann Otto, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co. , dwl
328 Mason
Besecke William (Joseph Warjiwr i- Co.), dwl 1512 Stock
Besse Joseph O., clerk with Kaindler& Co., dwl 1407 Bush
Besse Samuel H., dwl W s Buchanan bet Bush and Sutter
Besssemer Henrv L. , chemist and perfumer, 14 Mary
Bessenger Patrick, teamster Morris Williams, dwl 432}
Fell
Besser Joseph (McDonald & B.I, dwl 318 Pacific
Bessey Rose Mrs., children's clothing, dwl 638 Howard
Bessi 'Louis, boilermaker. dwl 47 Clementina
Bessou Auguste, cook, dwl 6*26 Vallejo
Besson Felix (widow), sewing, dwl 17 Union PI
Besson Gustave, carrier Courrier de San Francisco, dwl 522
Pine
Bessonet George, mason Palace Hotel
Bessy Patrick, barkeeper, dwi 243 Stevenson
Best and Belcher Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William
Willis secretary, office 4«« California room 17 ,,
Best Charles, brewer, dwl 725 Green, rear
Best David A. (colored), steward, dwl E s Front nr Bdwj-
Best James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Best John (Johnsm * B.), dwl 1717 (1817) Leavenworth
Best John T., clerk U. S. Anny Headquarters, 106 Stock-
ton, dwi 319 Fremont
Best Robert, farmer, dwl 239 Minna
Best William, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Best William, stairbuilder, dwl 516 Leavenworth
Besta John H., liquor saloon, 913 Kearny, dwl 631 Vallejo
Besthorn Christopher, toohnaker John Weichart, dwl 18
First
Besthorn George (Mahlstedt& B.;, dwl SE corO Farrell
and Leavenworth
Beston Frank, clerk, dwl 227 Second
Bestnn John, carpenter Maguire's New Tlieater
Bestor Henr>' T. , architect, office 652 Market, dwl S s Clay
near Scott
Betaux Eugene L., winedealer, dwl 706 Pine
Betaux Louis, foreman Prosper May, dwl 700 Pine
Betche August, cooper F. Schillu & Son, dwl 5 Maiden
Lane bet Stockton and Powell
Betoold Jacob, butcher, dwl N s First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Betebema Robert, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Beteloty Pietro, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Betger Charles, jeweler California Jewelry Co.
Betger Edward, bootmaker, 740 Vallejo and 710 Powell,
dwi 736 Green
Bethel George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Bethel Samuel, surveyor, dwl 322 Third , , ,„
Bethel Thomas W., watchman Public Buildings, dwl 13
Fifth Av , , , „. ^
Bethje William, master sch Ida Florence, dwl 42 Steuart
Betkowski John, baker ivith G. Melsing, dwl NE cor Pow-
ell and Vallejo
Betkowski Peter, express wagon, cor Montgomery and
Bush, dwl 23 Silver
Betserie John, cook, dwl 1116 Erj-ant j , ,, ,
Bettencourt Caisar A. (Bettencourt db MartinJ, dwl 514
Stockton
Bettencourt & Martin (Ctfsar A. Bettencourt and Man-
uel Martin I , hairdressers, 20 Clay
Bettig Conrad, baker Hemme & Reuter, dwl 29 Kearny
Bettis 0. J., blacksmith, 1434 Jackson, dwl 1803 Larkin
Bettman Moses, Chemical Olive Soap Works, S s Braiman
nr Eighth, office 311 Commercial, dwi 508 Eddy
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■PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Men
Betts James, longshoreman, dwl 111 Jessie
Belts John M. , physician, office 128 Kearny, dwl 24 O'Far-
rell
Belts Peter M.. vice-president Betts Spring Co., office 218
and t?L*0 Frenmnt. dwl 1523 Mission
Betts Hnlurt, ^;MiakT W. F. Dorrance, dwl 812 California
BKTTS Sl*iei\4; CO., William M. Belts president, Peter
M. Betts vice-president, Edwin Fretwell secretary',
office 218 and 220 Fremont
Bells W. A., purser stm San Joaquin, Jackson St. Wharf
Betts William, springuiaker Betts Spring Co., dwl 409
Minna
Belts William M., president Betts Spring Co., office 218
Frenmnl, res Oakland
Buty Ohristiiin. barkeeper, dwl 337 Bush
Bctz Jiilm, machinist Union Works
Bctzel Chas. W., resident physician German Hospital, 427
Brannau
Betzel Isidor, hookkeeper I. Cook & Brother, dwl 537
O'FaiTell
Betzel Louis (Betzel lO Cohn), dwl 537 O'Farrell
Betzel & Cohn (Louifi Betzel and Louis 31. Co/in), manu-
facturers boys' clothing, 109 Sansom
Eetzke Charles, ironworker Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 5
Maiden Lane
Betziild Charles, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
EcLichlein Charles, brewer Frauenholz & Danson, dwl
Monlgomery Av betVallejo and Green
Beucler J. Mrs., ladies nurse, dwl 30 Bernard, rear
Beudel Abraliam, barber, Valencia bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Beutlor Emelia (widow), dwl 114 Ridley
Leutler Frank B., shademaker George W. Clark, dwl
StocktoTi nr Post
Bevan Benjamin, clerk William Craig, 905 Dupont
Bevan Charles, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 25 Morton
Bevan Emanuel, shoemalcer, dwl 1G08 Powell
Bevan James, waiter 548 Clay, dwl 8 Bernard
Bevan Jt.thn, oiler stm Montana, Folsom St. ^Nliarf
Bevan Washington J., mining, dwl 805 Mission
Bevans Isaac, compositor Spaulding &l Barto, dwl 1111
Mason
Bevell H., machinist helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Bevell Margaret (widow), dwl 29 Park Av
Beven T. E., student Heald's Business College
Beveridge Arthur B. (Beveridgc tfc AsktonJ, dwl 809
Stockton
Beveridge Horatio, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1620
Wasliin'.fton
Be\-cri<iLrc -loscph, waiter, dwl 10 Clara
Btli* 1':UBBM;K a ASIITON (Arthur B. Bevendge and
Cfinrlcs A><liton), commission merchants, SW cor
Jackson and Sansom
Beverlcigh Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactixrer8,409 Pacific
Beverly John, gn ccries, dwl 729 Folsom
Beverly R. M. (widow), nurse, dwl 324 Fremont
Beverly Walter, bellman Grand Hotel
Beverson Carsten. groceries and liquors, 570 Mission
Beversen Martin, clerk Carsten Bevcrsen, dwl 670 Mission
Bevins William M., printer, dwl 1205 l^'ler
Bewley Clifton L., bookkeeper, Gedge & Thayer, dwl 628
Suiter
Bewley William J., clerk, dwl 210 Minna
Beyer C. Joseph, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn. 71 New Mont
Beyer Edv/ard, baker A. E. Swain, dwl U Minna
Beyer Emma Miss, embroidery, dwl 625 Vallejo
Beyer Louis, hairdresser, dwl 625 Vallejo
Beyer Marietta Mrs., lodgings, 625 Vallejo
Beyer Olto fShncller tt- Bi-ycrl, dwl 1146 Market
Beyer Robert W., teamster, 221 California, dwl 1023 McAl-
lister
Beyer William, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 30 Rilch
Beyer Soren A., Scandinavian Soe., dwl 721 New Mont
Buyerle John E., coppersmith Jackson Iron Foundry,
dwl 700 Broadway
Beyersdorf Louis (Sdfferhill it- BJ, 200 Van Ness Av
Bcyiiun L>avid, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Michigan nr Sierra
Bcynon William, seaman, dwl 27 Steuart
Bezonu Milo, laborer Giononi Isalo, dwl San Jos6 Road nr
St. Man.''8 College
Bezzini Daniel, cook N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Biagini Casslmero, helper Guiseppe Massone, dwl 131
Vallejo
Biagini Giacomo, blacksmith Guiseppe Massone, dwl 311
Vallejo
Biancalana Girolamo, framemaker Louis Ghilardi, dwl 22
Second
Bianehi A., tailor, dwl 1337 Dupont
Bianchi Alberto, dwl 723 Sansom
Bianehi Antonio, laborer, dwl 10 Union PI
Bianchi B. Guiseppe, cook, N. Giamboni & Co. 519 Clay
Bianchi Carlo, marble works, 829 JIarket, dwl 26 Mission
Bianchi Eugcnio, teacher vocal music and operatic artist,
426 Kearny, dwl 621 California
Bianchi G. B., cari^enter and billiard maker, 813 Mont
Bianchi Guiseppe, laborer California Italian Paste Co., dwl
cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo
Bianchi Lazaro, cook Francisco Bazzuro, dwl 10 Union PI
Bianclii Pietro, carpenter, dwl 9 Union PI
Bianchini Amadeo, laborer California Italian Paste Co.,
dwl 5 Margaret PI
Biarnes Josephine Mrs., laundress Mrs. Angeline Digean,
dwl NE cor Dupont and Pacific
Bibb Daniel H.. dwl 717 Howard
Bibb Gei^rge. dwl 717 Howard
Bibber Charles, carpenter Cal. Pacific R. R. steamers
Bibibcr Van, carpenter, dwi 270 First
Bibbins Tracy L. (Bihbins .t Co. and V. M. Peyton it
Co.), dwl 1507 Leavenworth
Bibbins & Co. (Tracy L. Bibbins and Valentine M. Pey-
ton^, real estate, office 402 Kearny
Bibby James, driver Central R. R., dwl Brannan nr
Seventh
Bibeau Isaac, blacksmith, dwl Mission bet Twent)'-eighth
and Twenty-ninth
Bibend Ferdinand, florist, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-ninth
Bibend Mary (widow), dwl W s Twelfth bet Howard and
Folsom
Eiber Madam, dressmaker, lOllA^ Stockton
Bibergall Jacob, peddler, dwl 508 Broadwaj'
Richard Charles N., clerk Nicholas Bichard, dwl 365 First
BI('IIAKB» ^K'UOLAS, coalyard, 10 and IS Howard,
dwl 365 First
Bickel Miuieline C. (widow), dwl 26 Haight
Eickford Chauncy A., cook, dwl S s Tuwnseud bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Bickmore George, carpenter, dwl 63 Clementina, rear
Bieknell F.. cutter D. W. Emerson, dwl 5 Everett
Bicuste Peter, cook Almshouse, Mission and Ocean House
Road
Biddle Frederick W., bookkeeper Bennett & Page, dwl
225 Bush
Biddle Philip, capitalist, dwl 652 Mission
Biddlecomb Joshua, mariner, dwl 741 Market
Biddolph James, machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 619
Mission
Biddulph E., dwl 424 Sansom
Biddy Tliomas, machinist Risdon, I. and L. Works, dwl
Broadway nr Montgomery
Bidlack Benjamin A., druggist, dwl 1024 Stockton
Bidlack William Wallace, physician, office and dwl 919
Stockton
Eidleman Enoch G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., res Oak-
land
Bidleman William A., clerk E. Martin & Co., dwl Ws
Ninth bet Folsom and Harrison
Eiedenbach August, beer saloon, NE cor Mission and
Third, dwl 236 Minna
Eiederman Erolinda (widow), dwl 1211 Bush
Eiedernian, Louis, cook 11 Sixth, dwl 360 Clementina
BiedeiTiian Richard, upholsterer William J. Heuey & Co.,
dwl 113 Perry
Bieler Adolph, tailor, 6 Quincy
Bieler Mary E., saleswoman Pauline Locher, dwl SW cor
Larkin and Green
Bielawski Cassimir, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General,
dwl 242 Stevenson
Bielenberg Peter H., clerk Henry Lange, dwl 346 Town-
send
Bielenberg W., tanner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Biclski Max fJacoby ct- B.J, dwl 927 Jackson
Bien Joseph, machinist and locksmith, 311 Batterj', dwl
305 Tyler
Bienenfield Elias, ladies' and gents* fiirnishing goods, 1229
Stockton, dwl 1231 Stockton
Bierbon W., jeweler, dwl 924 Folsom
Bierbi-auer Carl, tinsmith Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl
123 Sacramento
Bierbrauer John, Ciibinetmaker, dwl 1133i^ Harrison
Biercc iVlbert S., sweepccllar Melter and Refiner's De-
imrlment U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Bieriioff Sanmel (Schoenholz d- BruthcrJ, dwl 110 Sixth
Biennann August, baker Balthaser Stumpf, dwl 226 Pac
Bicrmann Edward, miner, dwl 741 Market
Biennann Henry O., cooper Pacific Distillingand Refining
Co., dwl N s Filbert bet Fillmore and Steiner
MORGAIT & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.
Bienie M. T., niredrawer, dwl 3 King
Biers Charles H., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 262
CIcmtiitina
Biersdiw-ale Charles, cabinetmaker, 731 Mission
Biescr Charles, barkeei)er John Gingg, dwl 2 Qulncy PI
Biesta Frederico, clerk Italian Consul and teacher lang-
uages, dwl 331 Montgomerj'
Biesterfeld Osc-.ir, laundr>man,*dwl 1520 Stockton
Biesterfeldt Dittmer, waiter New Atlantic Hotel
Bifield William, loundrjTuan Savage &; Son, dwl SW cor
First and Mission
Bigalow J., mokler Francis I. Curry
Bigranel F., dentist T. H. Ferg^ison, dwl 224 Kearny
Eiyelow , sewing-machine agent, dwl 542 Br^'ant
Big:elow C. P., Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Bigelow Daniel, engineer Pac. Furniture il. Co., dwl 154
Dora
Bij^elow Francis H., printer Bulletin Oflfice, dwl 315 Ritch
Bigelow George H. , agent State Investment and Insurance
Co., res Oakland
Bigelow H. B. (Holcamb Bros. & Co.), res New Haven,
Conn.
Bigel'Av H. I)., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
BI«;£LO>V HE\RY H., general manager Home Mu-
tual Insurance Co., 400 California, res Oakland
Bigelow John, Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Bigelow John, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Bigelow John F., with Cross & Co., dwl 619 Pine
Bigelow Jonathan E. , city agent State Investment and In-
surance Co., dwl 152 Perry
Bigelow L. C, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Bigelow Loms, driver City R. R,, dwl W s Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Bigelow Susan H. Mrs., dwl 1 Hampton Coiut
Bigelow Windsor, merchant (Silver City, Idaho), dwl 844
Valencia
Bigger A., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Bigger Alexander, cabinetmaker William J. Heney & Co.,
" dwl 227 Post
Bigger William, teamster, dwl 326 Tehama, rear
Biggers Jennie B. (widow), adjuster Coiner's Department
U. S. Mint, dwl 1224 Mission
Biggins James, teamster J. McDevitt, dwl S s Vallejo nr
Sansom
Biggins Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 202 SLxth
Biggins William. laborer Palace Hotel
Biggorino Joseph, workman Bavaria Brewery, dwl Mont-
gomery- Av bet Vallejo and Green
Biggs Abel R., broker and commission, office McHenry,
Moulton & Co., 427 Front, dwl 409 Ellis
Biggs Ham' C. , salesman McHenrv, Moulton & Co. , dwl
409 Ellis
Biggs Jesse D., carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 114 Ridley
Biggs John E., Flume House, Es San Bnmo Road ux
Twentv- seventh
Biggs Robert, hostler Charles F. Dryer, dwl 624 Pacific
Biggs William, sa\\-yer Pacific Furniture M. Co., dwl 949
Harrison
Biggy John, expressman, 900 Market, dwl N s Ash Av bet
La^runa and Buchanan
Biggy Terrence, hostler N. B. & Mission R. R.
Bigler Jacob, laborer, dwl Hinckley nr Vallejo
BItiLEY BKOTUERS (Daniel and George J, groGers,
XE cor Clay and Da\is
Bigley Daniel (Bigley Bros.), dwl 203 Eleventh
Biu'ley George fBigley Brosj, dwl 1011 Washington
Bigley John, dwl 707 Larkin
Bigley John, bricklayer, dwl 423 Bush
Bigley M., molder, dwl W s Sherman nr Seventeenth
Bigley T. s Co., shipwrights, calkers, and spamiakers, 13
and 15 Spear
Bigley Theodore, bookkeeper T. Bigley & Co., dwl 832
Mission
Bigley Thomas fT. Bigley d- Co.J, dwl 832 Mission
Bignami Frank, vnth S. F. Manufacturing Co., res Oakland
Bigne Vincent, saloon and restaurant. Southern Pac. R, R.
Deix.t
Bignell Freeman, shoemaker, dwl 5 Everett
Bignotti Giacomo, vegetables, 44 Colombo Market
Bigsley Harrj', laborer, dwl Humboldt House
Big\V'Xid George, blacksmith, dwl W s Columbia bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
BigTi\ood J. fyeictfham d: BJ, W s King bet Second and
Third
Bihler William (Charles F. Wagner <£- Co.), res Lakeville
Bilay A. F., salesman S. Lachman k, Co.
BUfinger Gustave, carrier Guide, dwl 1334 Dupont
Bilfinger Marie (widow), dressmaker, 1334 Dupont
Bilicke Gustave, capitalist, dwl S24 Gean,-
Bill Conrad, upholsterer Henry Luchsinger & Co., dwl 7
Card Alley
Bill Conrad, waiter Prescott House
Bill Jacob, butcher, dwl 512 Linden Av
Bill Philip, laborer, dwl 13 Varenne PI
Bill Philip, real estate, dwl 29 Ritch
Billamy , machinist Union Iron Works
Billiard Alphonse, carpenter, dwl 1334 Dupont
Billing Peter, teamster, dwl Virginia Av bet Twenty-
eighth and T\venty-ninth
Billinghurst Ray, hostler Thomas Kelley, dwl SE cor
Gean" and Leavenworth
Billings Da\id R. (D. U. Billings & Co.V, dwl 522 Filbert
Billings D. R. & Co. fCAnr/t^sZ^tcey.groceriesand liquors,
1311 Stockton
Billings Edward P., porter Bank of San Francisco, dwl
436 California
Billings George E., saleonan A. Roman & Co., dwl 809
Hyde
Billings H. A., dwl 156 Third
Billis Helen Louisa Mrs., dwl 325 Fovtrth
Billon John, fruit dealer, dwl 615 Commercial
Bilson Robert, laborer, dwl 127 Jackson
Bilty Theodore G., dwl 1321 Powell
Bimmerle Moritz, baker Theo. WolUtz, dwl 1425 Dupont
Bimrick Charles, laborer, dwl 234 First
Biucaud Leon, hairdresser, 818 Stockton
Binder Charles Albert, finisher, dwl S14 Mo'^tgomery
Binder George J., bookkeeper Ballard & Hall, dwl 1424
Gearj'
Binder Jacob, carpenter, dwl 631 Broadway
Bine Leon, bookkeeper Solomon Bine, dwl 323 Edtly
Bine Solomon, fancy g^oods, 12 Second, dwl 323 Eddy
Binet Amable, cook John H. C. Bellmer
Eingenheimer Christopher, cooper, 110 Davis, dwl 5 Clem
Bingham Dora (widow), dwl 32 Ellis
Bingham Henrv' (Menzi^s d: B.J, dwl 1808 Dupont
Bingham J. F., clerk, dwl 1912 Bush
Binkenshaw Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Binney Henn', deckhand stm Pioneer, dwl 26 Steuart
Binny Stuart' B. , dwl 702 Sutter
Binseuhoefer David, baker Martin Kimstle, dwl 776 Fol
Binswanger L., gents' funiishing goods, 513 Kearny
Birbe Henn,- C, clerk E. & C. Smith, dwl cor Sixth Av
and Kentuckv, South S. F.
Birce Frank H.. salesman Pope & Talbot, dwl 330 B^-ant
Birch Alexander, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Birch, Argall & Co. (Wm. H. Birch and John Argall),
proprietors California Machine Works, 119 Beale
Birch Charles, longshoreman, dwl 202 Pacific
Birch Henrj-, foreman Chase & Wolf, dwl SE cor Pacific
and Fri_mt
Birch Patrick, expressman San Jos6 E- R. Depot, dwl 111
Clementina
Birch Samuel, gardener, dwl W s Castro nr Seventeenth
Birch Thomas J., bookkeeper Examiner Office, dwl NE
cor Greenwich and Dupont
Birch William, benchhaud Daniel D. Holland, dwl 945 Fol
Birch William A., bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co., dwl913
Sacramento
Birch William H. f Birch, Argall <t Co.), dwl 2405 Clay
Birchfield Catharine A. (widow), dwi 505 Bush
Bird A. E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sac-
ramento and Stockton
Bird Albert, laborer, dwi 911 Sacramento
Bird Autone, painter, dwi 23 Stevenson, rear
Bird Catharine (widow), dwl 367 Natoma
Bird Dennis, laborer, dwl 21 Miima
Bird Edward, molder, dwl 551 Folsom
Bird Ellen Miss, domestic S. H. D\vineUe, dwi 225 Leav
Bird George, electrician, dwi 8 St. Mary
Bird George F., actor, dwi 7 Dikeman PI
Bird G. W.. cook sch Fannie A. Hyde, dwi 2 Caroline PI
Bird Henr\' C, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
203 Post
Bird James, molder LTnion Iron Works
Bird LawTence, bricklayer, dwi 1609 California
Bird Mary (widow), dwl 65 Stevenson, rear
Bird M. F., stonemason, dwi 759 Clay
Bird Michael, extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 1
Auburn
Bird Nelson J., physician, office 230 Keamy, dwi 531 Jessie
Bird Patrick, gasfitter Bush &: Milne, dwl 367 Natoma
Bird Patrick, expressman, cor Gearj' and Keamy, dwl 514
O'FarreU
Bird Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bird Richard, laborer, dwi 36 Welsh, rear
Bird Robert, watehmaker and jeweler, 1313 Pacific
Bird Thomas, blacksmith, dwl (JO First
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Putlisher, S. P.
San Francisco Jewelry Mamifaotory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
Bird Tliomas, painter Noble & Gallat,^her
Bird William, molder City Iron Works, dwl 11 Folsom Av
Bird William, tailor, dwl 178 Stevenson
Bird Wilson, clerk, dwl 502 Stockton
Blrde Lizzie Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, 255 Beale
Birdner Jacob, builder, dwl Russ House
Birdsall Aaron, tinsmith, dwl W s Lagfuna bet Hayes and
Grove
Birdsall Carrie Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 618
Pine
Birdsall Charles, clerk Brown & Sniffen, dwl 729 Harrison
Birdsall Da\-id A., mining agents dwl W s Laguna bet
Hayes and Grove
Birdsall Elias Rev., rector St. John's Episcopal Church, dwl
704 Dolores
Birdsall Elizabeth (widow), dwl 729 Harrison
Birdsall George, liquor saloon. 129 Clay, dwl 141 Perry
Birdsall George W., special policeman, City Hail
Birdsall Jacob, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
P.ird)^all John, upholsterer H. W. Fortune, dwl 223 Sutter
BirdsLilI R. B. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,
dwl 526 Tehama
Birdsall William, butcher William Van Housen, dwl 742
Market
Birdsall William, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 629
Minna
Birdsall Wyatt, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba, dwl
618 Piiie
Birdsall Zephaniah, wagomnaster Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
810 Green
Birge James J., dentist, office and dwl 410 Kearny
Birgham A. (E. Gxdttard .t- Co.), res Alameda
Birgmann Henry, shoemaker Llbegott Thiunler, dwl 25
Mott
Birk , dwl 36 Geary
Birkmere George L., salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl
Windsor House
Birling John, locksmith, dwl 16 William, rear
Birnbaum H. B., bookkeeper Charles P. Lolor, 81 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Birnic Ri-bert, interpreter Drake & Rix, dwl 737 Howard
ItnCKELL AKUICEW, real estate, dwl 1223 Mason
Birrcll George, machinist Pacific Wire Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 1223 Mason
Birth Henry, sashmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 1131 Har
Bisagno Joseph, clerk Antonio Daneri, dwl 924 Pacific
Bisagno Louis, real estate, dwl 924 Pacific
Bisazza Frank, cook Smith & Hranovelli, dwl Dupont bet
Francisco and Bay
Bishee D. W. F. (Benjamin Willia)ns d: Cojj dwl 14
O'Farrell
Bisbee Edward, billposter, dwl 111 Virginia
Bischel Henry, carpenter, dwl 245 Seventh
Bischoff Diedrich (Carstensen it BJ, dwl SW cor Geary
and Jones
Bischoff Frederick fj. H". -4 ftZcrs it Co. A dwl 1423 Pow
BlSC'IIOrr lALENTIXE, hairdresser, 42il Broadway
Bischmann Matthias, tobacconist, dwl 20 Clara
Bishop Amy (widow), dwl 1017 Clay
Bishop D. M. &. Co. (Eugene Weigand and Henry M.
McKenney) , pubUshers New City Directory, office 521
Clay
Bishop Duncan M. (D. M. Bishop <fc Co. arid Bishop tfc
WicgandJ, dwl 742 Washington
Bishop Edgar (Bishop <t Co J, dwl 513 Webster
Bishop Ephraim, merchant, dwl 726 Shotwell
Bishop Fi-ank, brassfiuiaher Electrical Con. & M. Co., dwl
325^ Bush
Bishop Gabriel, machinehand California Mills, dwl NW
cor Berry and Fourth
Bishop George, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Bishop Godfrey, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Vasco de Gama
Bishop Henry, clerk Henry Bnmj^s, dwl NE cor Brannan
and Zoe
Bishoi> Henry, driver 518 Kearny, dwl NW cor Larkin
and McAllister
Bishoj) Henry, jeweler, dwl 613 Pine
Bishop Henr}', liquor saloon, 2 Clay, dwl 539 Minna
Bishnp Henry, miner, dwl 614 Kearny
Bish(i|i Henry N., carpenter William Lo\vrj', dwl 23 Fell
Bishop H. 0., stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTnes, dwl 23^
Minna
Bishop James H., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl NW
cor Clay and Tay
Bishop James W., sawyer B. F. Gilman, dwl 513 Howard
Bishop Mary, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 23
Foil
Bishop N. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Bishop Oliver H., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co. , rea
Brookl3'"n, Alameda Co.
Bishop Peter, master bark Constitution, office N. Bich-
ard, 18 and 20 Howard
Bishop Ransom B., furnished rooms, 325i Bush
Bishop Richard, stonecutter, dwl 421 Vallejo
Bishop Thomas B. C Bishop <i- Fijield>, dwl 536 Second
Bishop Walter, clerk, dwl S s Fell bet Polk and Van
Ness Av
Bishop William, carpenter, dwl 23^ Minna
Bishop William, driver Schussler & LHlma
Bishop William, laborer William A. Cliurch, dwl 636 Com
Bishop W'illiani, mason Palace Hotel
Bishop William A., dra\Tnan, dwl 4"21 Fifth
Bishop W^illiam H., bricklayer, dwl 56S Mission
Bishop William H., plasterer, dwl 957 Harrison
Bishop &, Co. {Edgar Bishop, A. S. Peterson, and L. W.
Pahneri, groceries, 716 Market and 17 Geary
BISHOP •» FIFIELD (Thomas B. Bishop a7id Wil-
liam H. Fifield) , attorneys at law, office 522 Mout
Bishop & Wiegaud (Duncan M. Bishop, and Eugene
Wiegand/, publishers S. F. Semi-Annual Trades
Guide, 521 Clay
Bisniark F. . dwl Windsor House
Bismark Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), office
401 California room 7
Bison Fichel, baker Simon Stiefvater, dwl NE cor Six-
teenth and Galinto
Bissell James L., inspector gas meters, office and dwl 531
Mission
Bissell M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 413 Fourth
Bissell William A., assistant freight agent Central Pacific
R. R., dwl Windsor House
Bissett Andrew, stonecutter, dwl 1027 Sutter
Bissett E. F., student Heald's Business College
Bissett Henry N., shipcarpenter, dwl 130 T>'ler
Bissett H. n! Mrs., boarding, 130 Tyler
Bissett William, seaman, dwl 303 First
Bissinger Adolph, bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 206
Kearny
Bistelle John, brickmaker B. Bonnet, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Bistrup William, tailor, dwl 562 Stevenson
Bitcoske John, baker, dwl 738 Vallejo. rear
Biter John, bookkeeper M. & C. Mangels, dwl S s Waller
bet Folsom and Steiner
Hither Amanda Mrs. , f m-nished rooms, Astor Block 631 Sac
Bither George W,, physician, office and dwl 631 Sac
Bitte Manuel, laborer, dwl 5 \Miite
Bittenbender George W., student Medical Department
University of California, dwl Brookl>TX Hotel
Bitterman Charles, market, W s Folsom bet Twenty-first
and T\venty-second
Bitters Julius, glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl cor
Mariposa and Minnesota
Bitters Louis, glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl cor
Minnesota and Mariposa
Bbcby John, driver F. L. Such & Co., dwl NW cor Twen-
tv-fourth and Douglas
BLxby LlewelljTi (£. P. Flint tfc Co. and Flint, B. & Co.),
res San Juan
Bixby William, mine inspector, dwl 720 Mission
Bizion Louis, saloon, 1023 Dupont. dwl 14 Sullivan Bldg
Bizziui Giovanni, waiter, dwl 641 Broadway
Bizordi Carlos, waiter, 723 Sansom
Bjerke Hans, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Bjorkland Andrew, upholsterer WiUiam H. Cxunmings,
dwl 7 Carlos Place
Bjorknian August (Bjorhman d- Wilkinson), dwl 569i
Minna
Bjorkman Carl, architect, dwl 720 Folsom
Bjorkman Ellen (widow), dwl 28 Ritch, rear
Bjorkman Kab Miss, waiter Mrs. M. T. Thompson, dwl
534 Bush
Bjorkman Richard, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 2S Ritch
Bjorkman & Wilkinson (August BJork-man and PhUetus
C. Willcitison), drajTnen, 110 Cal
Bjornlund Mich. M., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Blach Charles, physician, office 514 Kearny, dwl 631 Post
Blachree Frank D., salesman N. Skerrett, dwl 257 St«v
Black Adam, bootmaker, dwl 1209 Mission
Black Adam, engineer, dwl 126 Turk
Black Alexander, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 318
Folsom
Black Ann (widow), dwl 707 Stockton
Black Asa, carpenter, dwl 241 Minna
Black Asa F., dwl 741 Market
Black Bear Quartz M. Co. (Klamath Co., Cal.), office 310
California
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Mark(
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zeamy, EstabHshed 1862.
Black Charles Mrs., upholsteress Cal. Furniture llanul.
C".. dwl Bernal Heig:hts
BL-ICK DlAMOXn COAL MIXI>« CO., P. B.
Cornwall president, office Rincon Point Wharf, E 8
S|.>ear bet Folsoni and Harrison
Black I>aniel, cler^Muan, dwl G07 Polk
Black Daniel, printer, dwl 318 Beale
Black Daniel, salesman J. McGuire, dwl 14 Anthony
Black Edwin H.. painter. 514 Sixteenth, dwl N s Campnr
Second Avenue
Black George, bricklayer, dwl 527 Filbert
Black George Mrs. (m'dow). dwl 1906 Eddy nr Devisadero
Black Georire W.. cutter Neustadter Bros., dwl 632 Miss
Black H.. bed and sofa spring manufacturer. 63 New
Montgomen'. dwl Mission bet First and Second
Black Hawk Coal Mining Co., olHce 520 Montgomery
Black Henrv, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bl.ick HenrV M. (H. J/. Black .(■ Co.), dwl 14 Russ
Black H. m! & Co. , carriagemakers, 1120 and 1122 Mar-
ket
Black Howard, cutter Neustadter Bros., dwl 632 Mission
Black J., carpenter, dwl 241 Minna
Black .1., clerk, dwl 153 Third
Black James, delivery- clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 413 Brannan
Black Joaquin, mason, dwl 259 Jessie
Black John, blacksmith Lawton & Co., dwl 227 Fourth
Black John, laborer, dwl 38 Tehama
Black John, laborer, dwl 536 Sacrament^)
Black John, shipcarpenter, dwl 27 Minna
Black John, spinner Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
Alabama bet Solano and Mariposa
Black John, watchman, dwl 327 Beale
Black John, watchman Broadway Bonded Warehouse, dwl
63 Minna
Bbck John W., boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwl 28
MiJina
Black John W., collector Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 632
Fell
Black Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 663 Howard
Black Lizzie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Black Louise Mrs., dwl 307 Sutter
Black Peter R.. shipjoiner S. Libby. dwl 116 Natoma
Black Patrick W., watchman V. S. Mint, dwl 2 Harriet
Black Robert, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Black Robert M., gent's furnishing goo-is, 209 Montgom-
erv. dwl 1100 Van Xess Av
Blaek William, hackdriver, dwl 203 Ritth
Black William, laborer Fort Point, dwl S s Sacramento
bet I>e\isadero and Broderick
Black William, marble works, 92 Stevenson, dwl IJ Russ
Black William K. , carpenter, dwl 663 Howard
Black William W.. liquor saloon, SW cor Seventh and
Mission, dwl 10,54 Howard
Blackall Alice, tailoress John Huber, dwl 22i Welsh
Blackall Catherine B., tailoress John Huber, dwl 18 Free-
Ion
Blackburn Allen H., clerk \^^lite Bros., dwl 147 Third
Blackburn Charles, salesman Meeker, James & Co., SE
cor California and Davis
BlackbiuTi Isaac, subscription agent A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 24 O'Farrell
Blackburn L. F. (Blackburn i- Fallon), dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Blackburn E. A. , dwl 404 Broadway
BlackbiuTi i Fallon (L. F. Blackburn and 3f. Fallon),
Alhambra .Saloon. 323 Bush
Blackenburg Theodore, bookkeeper E. K. Howes & Co.,
dwl .502 Franklin
Blackledge Robert, clerk Rodgers, Meyer & Co., dwl 228
Shot%vell
Blackman Cassius H., salesman Wilmerding, Kellogg &
Co., dwl 104 Mason
Blackman George, teacher, dwl 605 Pine
Blackman Henrv, cook Edward Conollcy, dwl 1127 Folsom
Blackman Morris J., tinsmith and plumber, 109 Hayes
Blackman W. H., barkeeper, dwl 1127 Folsom
Blackmar Ransom C, clerk Bishop i Co., dwl 534 Gear}-
Elackwell Edward S., clerk W. B. CTuff & Co., dwl 9234
Harrison
Blackwell Enoch, carriagetrimmer Carv-ill Manuf. Co.,
dwl 923i Harrison
Blackwell Horatio S., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1003 Powell
Blackwell James, longshoreman, dwl ^^'hat Cheer House
Blackwell John, cook, dwl 50 Everett
Blackwood Charles H., waiter Russ House
Blackwood William, clerk National Clock Co., dwl NWcor
Bryant and Oak Grove Av
Blackwood William, real estate, office 109 California room
13, dwl XW cor Brvant and Oak Grove Av
Blade George H., porter. 924 Dupont
Bladt Ludwig, shoemaker Richard Pahl, dwl Fair Oaks nr
Twentv-second
Blaikie Andrew, draftsman Rlsdon I. and L. Works, dwl
2413 Buchanan
Blaikie James F., plumber with Bush & Milne, dwl 7
Pratt Court
Blaikie James L., real estate, office 507 Montgomery, dwl
7 Pratt Court
Blaikie Richard T., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
429 Turk
Blaine Rodman P., dwl SW cor Clay and Jones, r«ar
Blainsdell Joshua, cook, dwl 50 Everett
Blair Archibald, civil engineer, dwl 315 Fulton
Blair Augustine W. . attome.v at law, office 607 Washing-
ton, dwl SW cor Howard and Twenty-foxuth
Blair Chauncy S.. patternmaker Palmer, Knox & Co.,
dwl 1304 Larkin
Blair David B., office 416 Sacramento, res Oakland
Blair Edward, friugemaker William Englander, dwl 616
California
Blair Edward, waiter Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Blair Frank, pressman Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwi 006 Montgomery
Blair Heiu^', shaperhand Kragen & Co., dwl 766 Howard
Blair James A. W., boot and shoemaker Einstein Bros.
& Co., dwl 320 Fell
Blair James C, soapmaker dwl 8 Zoe, rear
Blair John B., cabinetmaker William H. Ctunmings, dwl
533 Conunercial
Blair Matthew (Blair i- Chase), dwl 224 Capp
Blair Robert, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., dwl 8 Zoe,
rear
Blair Samuel, master mariner, dwl 47 Tehama
BLAIR THOMAS M., sergeant-at-arms S. F. Stock &
Exchange Board and agent Pacific Hall, dwl 518 Bush
Blair William, painter, dwf 8 Zoe. rear
Blair William, upholsterer, dni .533 Commercial
Blair William .A.. J., shoemaker Einstein, Bros. & Co.,
dwl 320 Fell
Blair & Chase (Matthew Blair and Winiam W. Chase),
hay and grain, 1912 Market
Blaisdell Jav P. , bootmaker Joseph Lucier, dwl 286 Stev
Blaisdenn Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1417 Larkin
Blake A., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl ,536 Sacramento
Blake Arthur, dwl E s Howard bet Twentieth and Twen-
ty-first
Blake Charles E., physician, office and dwl 406 Hayes
Blake Charles E. Sen., dentist, office and dwi 1231 Turk
Blake Charles M. Rev., teacher, dwl 331 Gear}-
Blake C. M., carpenter, dwl 425 Shipley
Blake C. T., collector Howard St. Wharf, dwl 619 Bush
Blake Edward, salesman, dwi 206 Tjier
Blake Elizabeth (widow), dwl 121 Shipley
BLAKK FKAXCIS (Blake, Eobbim i Co.), res Oak-
land
Blake Francis J. (widow, colored), dwl 914 Pacific
Blake George, clerk, dwl 310 Tliird
Blake George M., bookkeeper .Alvinza Haywaid, dwl 1124J
Folsom
Blake George Washington, salesman Fisher & Co., dwl
316 Third ^ , ,
Blake Greenleaf A., drayman NW corSansom and Jack-
son, dwl 112 Fell
Blake Henrv C. notary public and commissioner deeds,
office 333 >Iontgomerv, dwl 204 Wetmorc PI
Blake Henrv H. (H. H. Blake i- Co.). dwl 810 Leav
BL.4KE li. H. «S CO., managers Continental Life In-
surance Co. of New York, office 302 Montgomery
Blake J., seaman stm -\jax Oregon S. S. Co.
Blake James, laborer, dwl 142 Clara
Blake James, phj-sician, office and dwl 426 Sutter
Blake James, sailmaker, dwl 34 Steuart
Blake James Williaoi, physician and surgeon, dwl 1636
Blake J."H., captain schooner Dashing Wave, Pier 6 Steu
Blake J. K., tuner Kohler, Chase & Co.
Blake John, boots and shoes, 974 Folsom
Blake John, carpenter, dwl -zl Fifth Av
Blake John, harnessmaker W. F. Dorrance, dwl 106 First
Blake John, liquor saloon and boarding, 106 First
Blake J.ihn, locksmith Nelson & Doble. dwl 121 Shipley
Blake John, tailor, 332 Sutter, dwl 330 Sutter
Blake J'lhn J., bricklayer, dwl 69 Minna
Blake John J., clerk W. A. H. Godfrey, dwl 754 Turk
Blake Joseph, contractor, Oakland, dwl 4 Vernon PI
Blake J. W., capitalist, dwl 429 Bush
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PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIHECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale b7 D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery,
.1
Blake LawTence, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Blake M. A. (widow), dressmaker, dwl IIS Post
Blake Ma^e R. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 404 Post
Blake Man- Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Francisca Smith, dwl
121 Shiplev
Blake Man- L. f^ndow), dwl 12 Leroy PI
BLAKE "MAI'RM'E B., attorney at law, office T29
Munt, dwl 82r> Seventeenth bet Mission and Valencia
BLAKE MAIKM'E C, judge Mmiicipal Crimmal
CViurt, chambers 720 Mont^'omery rooms 16 and 17,
dwl 325 Seventeenth bet Mission and Valencia
Blake Patrick, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Blake Philip H., real estate, dwl N s Point Lobos Av bet
Collins and Ferrie
BLAKE, UOBBIXS A CO. (Francis Blake, Charles F.
EubbinSy James Moj}itt, and James TT. Towrw), im-
porters and jobbers book, news, \\Titing, and wrap-
ping paper, 516 Sacramento and 519 Commercial
Blake Simmer C., etationerj- and photographs, 617 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1422 California
Blake Theodore A. (Goodyear <£• B.) dwl 216 Bush
Blake Walter W., painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl S13 Har-
rison
Blake AVilliam, painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl 529 Second
Blake William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Blake William H. (Cary tt: B.), dwl 928 Washington
Blake Wilson, miller, dwl ^^'hat Cheer Hovise
Blakeley Alexander, printer, dwl 422 Seventh
Blakeley C. F. Mrs., lodgings, 206 Kearny
Blakeley Francis, carpenter, dwl 109 Powell
Blakely Alexander, compositor Stock Report, dwl 422
Seventh
Blakely Calvin, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl W s Brew
ster nr San Bruno Road. Bemal Heights
Blakelv Edward, ammonia works S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
22' Rondel PI
Blakely John, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co., dwl 163 Minna
Blakeni'.'re Ed«in. gilder, dwl 223 Francisco
Blakeney T. J. (Jo-sei'h Bo'>s d- Co.), dwl Lick House
Blakeslee C. C, druggist, dwl Russ House
Blakeslee S. V. Rev., editor Pacific, 508 CHay, res Oakland
Blakey John, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 512 Vallejo
Blakiyt<tn John S., sailmaker, U and S Clay, dwl 149 Pern,"
Blakiston Robert, sailmaker John S. Blakiston, dwl 149
Perry
Blakley Absalom, caneworker, 221 Dupont
Blakslee Charles A., policeman City Hall, dwl 755 Har
Blanc Alexander, real estate, dwl 117 Dora
Blanc Aniedee. carrier Guide, dwl 107 Montgomery Block
Blanc Hcun-, marblecutter Charles Roche, dwl 1 Washoe
PI
Blanc Paul, liquor saloon. 637 Pacific
Blanc Pompelom, laundrnnan Van Ness Avenue Laun-
dry, W s Dolores, ur Fifteenth
Blanc Stewart, boot and shoemaker, 705 Batter>-, dwl 117
Dora
Blanch Bernard, coach and hearsemaker, S20 Folsom, dwl
314 Third
Blanchar J. D., president Cal. Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins.
Assn. office 0 Leid, dwl 425 Kearny and res Napa
Blanchard Da\id (Blaiichard and Ilabcrlin), dwl G2J
Minna
Blanchard Edward, drayman Peck & Co., dwl 1505 Pine
Blanchard Frank G., hackdriver Thomas H. Bowleu, dwl
1914 Polk
Blanchard George A., deputy attorney -general of Cal.,
office 040 Clay, res Sacranient<i
Blanchard H., physician, office and dwl 649 Broadway
Blanchard Henrj- P. (Williams, B. d: Co.\ dwl 737 Ellis
Blanchard H. T. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl First Av
bet Mission and Valencia
Blanchard James, carpenter Joshua B. Morton
Blanchard Jules, hardware and manufacturer bed and
sofa springs, 44 Fourth, dwl 236J- Jessie
Blanchard Kibby, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Freight
(.itfice
Blanchard Leopold, machinist City Iron W'orks, dwl 236J
Jessie
Blanchard Lott, messenger Custom House, dwl 22 First
Av nr Fifteenth
Blanchard Mar>* J. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. B. Hoadley,
dwl 1505 Pine
Blanchard Phineas V., milkranch, cor San Jos6 Av and
IV cnty -sixth
Blanchard & Habcrlin (David Blanchard and James
Uaberlin), litjuor saloon, junction Market and Sutter
Blanche Edwin, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Blanchet Heiuy, tailor, 539 Vallejo
Blanchette Louis, shoemaker Stephens & Dugau, dwl 10
M...SS
Blanchfield Edward, butcher Gleason & Bro., dwl 519 Bush
Blanchfield James, laborer, dwl 3S Baldwin Court
Blanchfield Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Gougb
and Fell
Blanck Charles, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Blanck John, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Blanck Peter, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Blanckaert Victor J., barkeeper Adam Smith, dwl 634 Sac
Blanckardt Theodore A., dwl 8 Brenham PI
Blanckenburg Francis, druggist vnth H. W. Schmidt &
Brother, dwl 542 Kearny
Blanckenburg Frederick, vamisher Goodvrin & Co., dwl
519 Pacific
Blanckenburg Theodore, bookkeeper E. K. Howes & Co.,
120 Front
Blanding J. Gord-^n, attorney at law, office 507 llontgom-
en-, dwl 1606 Howard
BLA\DL\<; WILLIA.M, attorney at law, office 507
Montgomery-, dwl 160G Howard
Blaner Herbert, porter Lampe Bros.
Blaney , lather, dwl 115 Second
Blaney Annie (wiilow). dwl 127 Folsom
Blanev Edward W. , att-<^mey at law, office 23 Court Block
636 Clay, dwl 507 Ellis
Blaney James, tinsmith and metermaker S. F. Gas Light
Co.
Blaney James E. (Comeay tt B.\ dwl 223 Jessie
Blaney John, housepainter, dwl 507 Ellis
Blaney John Henrj', bookkeeper Hibemia Savings and
Loan Societv. dwl 530 Jessie
Blangy Samuel," glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 302
Branuan
Blank Charles C, foreman Eclipse Bakers-, dwl 1S06 Hyde
Blank Jacob, machinist Pac. Rollmg Mills, dwl cor Twen-
tieth and lUmois
Blank Louis, watchmaker Samuel Simmons, dwl 1216 Pow
Blank Morris, dwl 293 Clementina
Blankart Otto, salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 303 Hayes
Blanken Henry, proprietor Six-mile House, San Bruno
Road
Blanken Martin, dwl Six-mile House San Bruno Road
Blanken Nicholas (Mohnnan tt Co.), dwl SW cor Kearny
and Broadway
Blankenhom Charles, butcher Barney Horn, dwl N s
First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Blankenhom Gotlieb, liquor saloon, NW cor Mason,and
Broadway
Blanker Jacob, fireman S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl
North Point nr Larkin
Blankman Henn- G., real estate, dwl Grand Hotel
Blanks B. H. (widow), dwl 16 De Boom
Blankstein Henrj' N., superintendent Da\id Samuels, dwl
122 O'FarreU
Blantiere Alonzo, shoemaker, dwl 37 Lafayette
Blantiere Elanthiere, shoemaker, dwl 37 Lafayette
Blasdell George E., bagmaker F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 54
Third
Blasdell John, shoemaker, dwl 286 Stevenson
BlasdeU L. B., jeweler, dwl 504 Howard
Blase Charles, trunkmaker, 636 Market, dwi Cottage PI
nr Tavlor
Blaser Christopher H., trunkmaker, dwl 267 Third
Blaser Raphael, dress and cloakmaker, 32 Gear}-
Blasgen H. , cigarmaker Jolm Lemke, dwl Golden Gate
Hotel
Blass John C, clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 53 Natoma
Blass Meyer, office 12 Bush, dwl 435 Fifth
Blasse Edward, clerk Herman Toelkcn, dwl 547 Mission
Blaszkower Marks, clerk Edwai-d Cohn & Co., dwl 337
Clementina
Blaszkower Pauline (widow\ dwl 337 Clementina
Blat L., waiter, dwl California Hotel
Blath Adolph, tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Blath Siegmund, bookkeeper Patent Brick Co.,' dwl 200
T>ier
Blatt Neil, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Blaltner John J., contractor, dwl 425 Tliird
Elattner Nicholas (McXally d- B.), dwl SO Everett
Blaltner William J., clerk, dwl 425 Third
Blalz Edward, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 275
Stevenson
Blatz Joseph, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 Mission
Blautin Paul, waiter (P. Vlantin it Brv.), dwl 717 Dam
Blauvelt G.. gasfitter Palace Hotel
Blauvelt Richard D. Jr., deputy county recorder, dwl
110 OFarrell
Blauvelt William E., clerk 0. V. Gillespie, dwl 519 Pine
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock fron ITew York.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.
Blcakley John, with S. F. Gas Light Co.,d\vl 135 Tehama
, Blether William, chicken ranch, car Solano and York
■ lileddin William, painter, dwl 15 Second
Bleg' Peter P., Scandina^^an Soc, 71 New Montgomerj'
, Blemencic Jacob, laborer Cal. Sujjar Refinerj', dwl 1110
Br\-atit
Blemierhassett John, shoemaker, 305. Fourth
BJenuerhassett Richard, bootmaker Perr>' Veitch, dwl 22
Clara
I Bless Michael, ■n'aiter Emil A. Engelberg;, dwl Ellis bet
Powell and ilason
' Blessing- Frederick, janitor Pacific Hall, N s Bush bet
Kearny and Dupont
Blessin^-tiin A. J., merchant, dwl 63G Commercial
Blethen C'harl^ A., carpenter Samuel Beal, dwl 575 Miss
Blethen Eug-ene O., salesman Erittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 120(5 Mai-ket
Blethen James H. Capt., chief wharfinger Board State
Harbor Commissioners, office Pacific St. Wharf, dwl
1200 Market
Blethen James H. Jr.. dwl 1206 Market
Blethen J. W., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R. R.
, Bley Abraham, clothing, dwl 1011 Mission
Bk-\iiian Edward, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 4
" Vallejo PI
Bliely Joseph, barber Plante & Fleischhauer, dwl 214 First
I Blies Michael, steward, dwl lOS Turk, rear
i Biififen John, watchman stra Alice E. Garratt, Commercial
1 St. Wh-ATf
! Bliffens T. V., wharfinger Front St. \\Tiarf, dwl 1919 Polk
■ Blinn C. A., conductor Central Pacific R. R.,dwl 645 Stev
Bliim Charles A., clerk, dwl l.''v27 Post
, Blinn Cyrus A., i>oUceman City Hall, dwl 645 Stevenson
! Blinn Frederick G., dwl 542 Second
Blinn Helen B. (\\idow), dwl 542 Second
Bliss Duane A. Mrs., dwl 912 Pine
Bliss George D., live-stock dealer, Long Bridge, dwl 1597
Pacific Av
Bliss Theodore, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Blitz Caroline Mrs., dwl 227 Gear}-
Bliven Albert P., master ship Grace Darling, office pier 17
Steuart
Bliven Samuel N., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General, dwl 1112
Hyde
Bliwice H., tailor W. Harris, dwl 411 Sansom
Bloc Edward, cook International Hotel
Bloch Abraham B., clothing, 1107 Dupont, dwl 2106 Mason
Bloch Benihard, clerk Abraham B. Bloch, dwl 2100 Mason
Bloch Constantin, dentist J. A. W. Lmidborg, dwl 9 Essex
Bloch Isaac, cardseller, dwl SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Bloch Isaac F. (Bloch A Davidson), dwl 820 Larkin
Bloch Jacob, expressman, SE cor Sacramento and San-
som, dwl 1717 Mason
Bloch John, dry goods, 2 and 3 Virgfinia Block, dwl 615
Green
Bloch John, tailor, 603 Kearny, dwl 324 Mason
BI'x;h Joseph {Zeehaiidelaar tt Co.), dwl 620 Fourth
Bloch Leon, clerk John Bloch, dwl 615 Green
Bloch William, boots and shoes, 1032 Dupont
Bloch &; Davidson (Isaac F. Bloch andJarncs W. David-
son), morocco manufactory', S s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth, office 405 Sansom
Blochman Abraham (Bb,chinan 6: Cerf), dwl S36 O'Farrell
Blochman E. Mrs., millinery, 206 Kearny, dwl 420 O'Far-
rell
Blochman Lazar, salesman Cobliner Bros., dwl 420 O'Far-
reU
Blochman &. Cerf (A. BlochnKin and M. Cerf), mer-
chants, office 407 Sansom
>B10<'K AKRA.n {</ A. Block tt Co. and Block it
Furtk, San Juan), office 115 Battery, president Odd
Fellows' Savings Bank, office 325 Montgomerj', and
pui>ervisur Eighth Ward, dwl 208 Jones
};] . k Andreas, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
bl .;k D., merchant (Virginia City, Nev.), office 22 Bat^
terj-, dwl 530 Ellis
DI ik Emanuel D., dry-goods dealer, dwl 515 Geary
b]Mi.k Henr\", dentist, dwl 9 Essex
Bl' ick Henn-, hostler Hugh McGIinn, dwl 126 Fourth
Bl<><_k Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, dwl 523 Stev
BIuL-k Jacob, waiter 527 Commercial, dwl 411 Sansom
blovk James, dwl 502 Bush
Bl'.ck James X., secretary S. F. P. Woolen Factor}', office
115 Battery, dwl 208 Jones
I J. J., merchant, dwl 16 Sutter
John, laborer Bay Sugar Refiner^', dwl E 8 Sansom
el Union and Green
I;, k Marcus, salesman J. Blumenthal, dwl 324 Mason
J;l i k Ruben, foreman Steam Dredger, dwl 1105 Powell
Block Samuel, butcher Louis Rosenberg, dwl SE cor
Gearj- and William
Blockhaus Frederick, clerk Bemhard Tienken, dwl 814
Jackson
Blockman J. D., teacher St. Marj-'s College, dwl Fair Av
nr Old San Jose Road, Bemal Heights
Blodes Theodore, hairdresser, 3 Post, dwl 1239 Folsom
Blodgett Edwin A., clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
411 Natoma
Blogg-, Henry, shoemaker, dwl 723 Clementina
Blohin August, driver Henrj- A. Benjamin & Co., dwl 1222
Eddy
Blohm Frederick, expressman, dwl Seventh nr Mission
Blohm John, shii^calker, dwl 426 Vallejo, rear
Blohm Peter (Blohm tt Gerkcn), dwl NE cor Mission and
Beale
Blohm & Gerken (PeUr Blohm and Claris Gerken)^ grocer-
ies, NE cor Mission and Beale
Blohme Bros. (Ilennann and Jvh n\ griweries and liquors,
NE cor Sec and Tehama and NW cor Sutter and Polk
Blohme Hermann (Blohme Bro.^.\ dwl 76 Tehama
Blohme John (Bloh me Bro.-a.), dwl NW cor Sutter and Polk
Blomqvist Olof, watchmaker George C. Shreve &, Co., dwl
1111 Leavenworth
Blond Louis, waiter Boutinon & Eulland
Blondeau Zacharias, bottler, dwl S I^tt Court
Blondell Tliomas, expressman, 325 Front, dwl 606 Fulton
Blondin John, shipcari>enter, dwl 1514 Dupont
Blood H. S.. dwl Morton House
BLOO&> J. II., attorney at law, notary public, and com-
missioner of deeds, olfice 23 and 24 Montg'omery
Block, dwl N s Seventeenth bet Guerrero and Sec Av
Blood John N., dwl Russ House
Blood Joseph, barkeeper August Piaggio, dwl 1622 Stock
Blood Levi L.. executor estate Edward Kennedy, office N
s Gold nr Sansom, dwl 131 Montgomerj'
Blood William, sailmaker William Wood, dwl lOlS Mont
Bloom Da\id (L. DinkeU-piel A Co.), dwl 535^ O'Farrell
Bloom Eliza Mrs., machine operator C. Mayer, dwl cor
Geary and Jones
Bloom Isaac, broomi^eddler, dwl 2 Oregon
Bloom JosefJi (L. Dinkdspi^l X- Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Bloom Samuel, woolijuller and sheepskin tannen,', E s
Fol nr Nineteenth, dwl NW cor How and SLxteenth
Bloom William, clerk dwl E s Illinois nr Napa
Bloom Wolf, wotilpuller and sheepskin taimery, Es Fol-
som bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth, dwl 25 Harriet
Bloomberg John, seaman, dwl 617 Davis
Bloomenberg Rudolph, fanner, dwl 603 Polk
Bloomer Eliza A. (widow), dwl W s Railroad Av bet Ninth
and Tenth avs, South S. F.
Bloomer I. George, superintendent Floral Garden, dwl W
s Railroad Av bet Ninth and Tenth avs, South S. F.
Bloomer John G., city manag-er Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., otfice 507 California, dwl 1816 Dupont
Bloomer Theodore H., clerk Richard B. Irwin & Co., dwl
70S Railroad Av, South S. F.
Eloomfield Charles E., clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., dwl
328 Minna
Eloonffield James T., dwl 926 Jackson
Bloomfield Maiy G. (widow), dwl 214 Francisco
Bloomingdale Emanuel, merchant, dwl 303 Turk
Bloomington Adolph, hostler City R, R., dwl Mission bet
Fourteenth and t^fteenth
Bloon Charles, cook St. Nicholas Hotel, dwl 214 First
Bloons H., second pilot Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Amelia,
Broadway WTiarf
Bloor George W., compositor Morning Call, dwl 10 Pros-
pect PI
Bios Joseph Antone, expressman, cor California and Bat-
terj', dwl 7 Nineteenth
Blossett Samuel, boot and shoemaker Co-operative Boot
and Shoe Co., dwl 535 Linden Av
Blossom Thomas, dwl 606 Folsom
Blot Henry F., clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 921 Post
Blotte Leopold, cabinetmaker, dwl 7 Geneva
Blow A. W., exchange clerk Wells, Fargo i. Co., res Oak-
land
Blow Walter W. , bookkeeper Haggin & Te™, 411 J Cali-
fornia, res Oakland
Blower William, basketmaker, dwl 809 Jessie
Bloxham Charles, caipenter William B. Bradbtuy, dwl
512 Howard
Bluchcr G., laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.
Blue Anchor, John Louis Schroeder proprietor, 7 and 9
Washington
Blue Darnel P., carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Blue Jacket Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), office 402 Mont-
gumerj- room 7
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Blue Line (freight), D. D. Stubbs agent, nfflce 140 Mont
Blue Robert, mate stm Constantine, dwl 1210 Larliin,rcar
Blue Robert, wood and eoal, 1414 and 141U Pme _
Bluemel Julius, gunsmith Fredeviek Schoeneman,dwl61/
Kearny „ , ., j
Bluemel L., tailor, dwl Columbia bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fiflh ,„ , , „ , .
Bluet Michael, heat«r Paciflo RoUing Mills, dwl E s Loui-
siana nr Sh;ista
BlUher Hermann, clerk mth John Brueckner, dwl 73b
Green
Bluhm aiarles, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Bluhm William, seaman, dwl 11 Hinckley
Blum Aar.in Mrs. (widow), dwl 10 4 Larkm ,„,„„,,.
Blmii Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 231 Kear, dwl 812 tins
Blum Anialie Miss, milliner Mrs. C. .Jordan, dwl 1521 Pow
Blum Charles, clerk Adolph Blum, dwl 812 Ellis
Blum H., capitalist, dwl 900 Market
Blmn Henrv (Deimler <t- Blum), dwl M nr Fourth Av,
South S. F.
Blum HeniT, baker, 1817 Powell
Blum Henry, foreman J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl SE cor
Bush and Van Ness Av
Blum Isidore, furniture broker, office 310 Pme, dwl, dwl
425 Gearj'
Blum Jacob, merchant, office 117 Batterj', dwl 009 Eddy
Blum Jacques, clerk Loewe Brothers, dwl 1024 Larkin
Blum John (Porter, B. it Slcssinger), dwl 007 Eddy
Blum John, porter 322 Clay, dwl 218 Pacific
Blum John, shooting gallery, S24i Sacramento
Blmn Leon (J. Schweitzer <t- Co.), dwl SE cor Bush and
Vau Ness Av
Blum Marcus M., musician, office 229 Montgomery, dwl
1204 Sutter
Blmn Moses, merchant (Vacaville, Solano Co.), office 117
Battery, dwl 603 Eddy
Blum Moses Jr. (Porter, B. A Slessiilfier), dwl 609 Eddy
Blum Simon, e.xpresswagon, SW cor Sansom and Califor-
nia, dwl SE cor Brannan and Seventh
Blumberg Akasel, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Blumberg Julius F., commission merchant, 306 Mollt-
gomerv, dwl 36 Tw-elfth
Blume Daniel, laborer, dwl 922i Folsom
Blume Henry, bootmaker, 649 Merchant
Blume Louis, sackdealer, dwl 9221 Folsom
Blumenberg Jacob H., capitalist, dwl 125 Sansom
Blumenberg's Building, SW cor Pine and Sansom
Blumenthal A. (Seelvjsohn ,D Co.), dwl 299 Clementina
Blumcnthal Abraham, driver Hei-mann Hertz, dwl 70 Min
Blumcntlial Edward M., peddler, dwl 1 Codman PI
Blumcnthal Henry, butcher S. F. Market, dwl 1500 Mason
Blumenthal Henrj' M. , contractor, office 418 Montgomery,
dwl 5 Caroline
Blumenthal J., dry goods. 214 Third, dwl 12 Hyde
Blumenthal L., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Blumershien Philipp (Clumershien ik Roemer), dwl West
End Homestead San Josi^ Road
Blumershien & Roemer (Pliilipp Blumershu-n and
A dolph P. Jiociiur), nursery, West End Homestead
San Jos6 Road
Blumgricn Carl, electrotyper Pacific Type Foundry
Blnmmer Gustav, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Blundell Henrv, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 607 Miss
Blundell J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 700 Broadway
Blundell James, chop house and restam-ant, 1303 Stock-
t^m, dwl 700 Broadway
Blundell Th.imas, dra,^^llan, 325 Front, dwl 610 Fulton
Bhmkq\-ist William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Blunt John P., clerk Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 1100 Tay-
lor
Blunt Phineas V., assistant storekeeper Custom House,
dwl 1100 Taylor
Blunt William G., director museum Academy Sciences,
dwl NW cor Taylor and Sacramento
Bluxome Isaac (Bluxnme a- Co.), dwl 1103 Van Ness Av
Bluxonie Joseph, physician and surgeon, office and dwl
306 Stockton
BLI!.\OME «t rO. (Isaac Blxixome), coal, iron, and
metals, office 323 Front
Blv A., dwl 1011 Mission
Ely Leander A., sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 811 Mason
BIyth Henry, salesman Starblrd & Goldstone, dwl 2515
Sacramento
Blyth William J., musician, dwl 283 Stevenson
Blythe Thomas H., real estate, office 724J Market, dwl 44i
Sixth
B'nai B'rith Library Association, 105 Post
Boalt John H. (iVtee a- B.), res Oakland
Boalt. See Boldt and Bolt
Boam Philip B., jeweler and watchmaker, 38 Sixth, dwl
44.i Sixth
B0.1IM> MAUIXE SURVEYORS (San Francisco
Underwriters!, >.ffloc 41 s California
BOARU OF BltOKKItS (San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Boiir^i), .l:iniLS R. Keenc jiresident, Frank-
lin La\vton socrctar\-, rooms 411.V California
BOAKW OF BROKERS (California Stock Exchange
Boardi, T. J. L. Smiley president, W. W. Lawton sec-
retary, rooms 423 Califomia. rear
BOARli OF ««H1IISSIOXEKS FlI5iDE» UEBT
18,'>.5, offlce City Hall first tioor
Board of Commissioners Slontgomery Street South, Mar-
cus P. Wiggin clerk, office 323 Califomia
B0 4RU OF fOMMISSlOXEKS SAXi'RASt'ISCO
FIRE DEI'.lltTMENT, office 23 Kearny
BOARD OF KUHATIOX, offlce 22 City Hall second
tioor, conmiittLc ro.ims 16 City Hall third floor
BO.IRU OF EX4;l->EEKS U. S. A. Pacific Coast,
office 533 Kearny room 7
BOARU OF EUUALIZATIOX, office 3 City Hall
second floor
B0.4RI> OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS, S.F.F.I*.,
office 23 Kearny
B0.4LRn OF FISH CO.MMISSIOXEBS, office 401
California
BOAltl> OF HE ilTII, rooms Mayor's Office City Hall
BOARU OF IRRItiATIO.X, II. S. A., office 533
Kearnv
BOARD OF P.4RK COMMISSIONERS (San Fran-
cisco), office 302 Montgomery room 23
BO.iRD OF Pll.lR.M.At'Y, William T. Wenzell sec-
retary, office NE cor Market and Stockt^m
BOARD OF PILOT E.VAMINEUS, office 34 Mer-
chants Exchange
BOARU OF POLICE COM.MISSIOXERS, room 11
City Hall first floor
BOAIEO OF PORT WARDENS, office 525 Front
BOARD OF BE» ENllE FUND COMMISSIONERS,
office Citv Hall first floor
BOARD OF STATE HARBOR COMMISSION-
ERS, office 440 Jackson
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, 3 City Hall, second
floor
BO.IRD OF SUPERVISORS clerk of, offlce 4 City
Hall second iioor
BOARD OF TIDE-LAND COMMISSIONERS
(State), office 715 Clay room 12
BOARD UNDERWRITERS. .iJISTEBDAM, James
de Fremerv agent, (.tlfice 710 Sansom
Board Underwriters, Bordeaux, Henry Schroder & Co.
agents, office SW cor Battery and Washington
Board UnderwTiters, Boston, Joseph S. Bacon agent, office
405 Front
BO.AICD UNDERWRITERS. BREMEN, Edward
Michclssen a!,'ent, office 310 Front „
BOARD INUEKWRITERS, COLN, FRANK-
F'ORT. AND Zl RICH, Henry Balzer & Co. agents,
office 213 Sansom
BOARD UNDERWRITERS, FRENCH, BeUoc
Friircs agents, office 524 Montgomery
BOARU UNDERWRITERS, HA.MBUBG, HeU-
man Brothers & Co. agents, office SW cor Front and
Jackson
BOARD INUERWRITERS. LONDON LLOYDS,
Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, office 430 California
Board Underwriters, New York, A. T. Fletcher agent,
office 318 California
Board UnderwTiters, Philadelphia, A. T. Fletcher agent,
office 318 California
BOARD I'NIfERWRlTERS, S. F. FIRE, Charles
D. Haven secretary, offlce 416 Califomia
BOARD UNDERWRITERS, S. F. JIARINE, C.
T. Hopkins secretary, office 318 California
Boarding Masters' Association, Casey & Chute agents,
office 610 Front
BOARDMAN CIEORdE C, manager yEtna Insur-
ance Co., office 14 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1403
Van Ness Av
Boardman J ohn H. , teadealer, dwl S s Sutter bet Fillmore
and W'ebster
Boardman Joseph, real estate, dwl 3 Boardman PI
Boardman Michael, Boilemiakers' Assn, 818 Howard
Boardman P. R., master bark Cambridge, dwl SW cor
East and Merchant
Boardman Richard, cabinetmaker, dwl 113 Perry
Boardner Henry, shoemaker, dwl 725 Brannan
Boarman Louis, waiter Grand Hotel
Boamian Mary (widow), dwl 2318 Howard
Earitan Eiver Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Boarman William, treer Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 144
Rose Av cor Octa^ia
Boas Judah. moneybroker, office 420 Montgomery room
4, dwl 007 Buchanan
Boas Michael, St, Joseph's Benevolent Assn, dwl 949 Fol-
som
Bober^ Carl G., Scandinavian Sec., 71 New Montgomery
Bobet, Leon, dwl 141 Clara
Bobier John, gardener, dwl XW cor Twenty-seventh and
Noe
Bobst Cyrus E, fancy goods. 7 Fourth, dwl 729 Bush
Boccardo Luigi, foreman California Italian Paste Co., dwl
cor Pacific and Vii^nia PI
Boch Rudolph, bookkeeper McCain, Flood & McClure,
dwl 411 Minna
Bochaw Williaju, barpilot stni John L. Stephens Oregon
5. S. Co.
Bock Carl (Ztfferer A Bj, dwl NE cor Wash and Kearny
Bock Charles, barkeeper Frederick Hous, dwl SW cor
Steuart and Howard
Bock Charles, cigarmaker, dwl 1142i Market
Bock Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 2S Tehama
Bock Henrj', framemaker S. Hausman & Co., dwl cor
Kearny and Vallejo
Bock Jacob, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 37 Natoma
Bock Joseph, baken', 30 Sixth
Bock Simon, tailor, dwl 37 Natoma
Bock William, waiter Continental Hotel
Bocken Henry {Bocken 1- Baccala), dwl Sll Union, rear
Bocken & Baccala (Henry Bocken and Louis Baccala),
proprietors Sorbier's restaurant, 540 Conuiiercial
Bocker John, basketmaker Victor Navlet, dwl 637 Bdwy
Bockmann A. J. , clerk, dwl 122 Taylor
Bockmann Frederick, expressman, dwl 144 Perrj'
Bockmann George, steward Continental Hotel
Bockmann Henr>', distiller Pac. Distillint^ and Refining
Co., dwl NW cor Filbert and Fillmore
Bockmann John C, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Freelou
Bockner Charles, cabinetmaker, 1025 Howard
Bocqueraz AnUiine {Shea, B. d- McKee), dwl 1108 Bush
Bocus George, artist, dwl 70S Commercial
Bode Adolph W. {Haskell d- B.), dwl 51S Brannan
Bode Eide H. (//. Bode iL- Bro.), dwl N^V cor Fourth and
Townsend
Bode Ernest, sashmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 51S Brannan
Btxle Frederick, clerk F. Hastedt i: Co., dwl 26 Morton
BODE 4;E0R4;E C. {SearU i- B.\ and proprietor Bat-
ter,- St. Bonded Warehouse, and agent Seattle Coal
and Transportation Co., NW cor Battery and Filbert,
dwl 1200 California
D' 'Je H. & Bro. (Eide B. Bode), liquor saloon, NW cor
Foruth and Tomisend
r.'de Henn- {H. Bode d: Bro.), dwl 12 Bluxome
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L;..(ie
ie Henrj", cook Christian Baagoe. dwl 703 Batterj"
le Heiirj- W. C, carpenter, dwl IS Eleventh
l'.<'de Louis, carpenter and builder, dwl IS Eleventh
r..<!t; William, laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnen,", dwl NE cor
Eighth and Brj'ant
l'-<Hle William, steward Leydecker& Meyer, dwl 631 Da^^s
iJL'decker Louis, musician Maguire's New Theater, dwl
402 Green
Budecker Minna (widow), dwl 402 Green
]; decker William, musician, dwl 402 Greeu
ii dell L., mason Palace Hotel
l^oden Edward, plumber Bush & Milne
Li'iden John F.. coiut room clerk Fotirth District Court,
dwl 624 Filbert
Boden John H. (John H. Bodejid: Co.), dwl 729 Chestnut
lii 'den John H. i: Co. {Julius Quinehard), Custom House
brokers, 504 Battery
Bi'den P. Mrs., dwl 705 Greenwich
Li.'den William, painter John Brewster, dwl Filbert bet
Leavenworth and Jones
L.>dfigh R. S., master mariner, dwl 33i Perrv
B...dfish William H., attorney at law, office '612 Clay, dwl
257 Clara
Ii"d;,'e Andrew T., carpenter, dwl 1S6 Jessie
B._-dien Adolph (Adolph Bodien <(■ ^oh). ^nd upholsterer
Cal. Furniture M. Co., dwl 962 Folsom
Bodien Adolph & Son (John E. Bodieji), upholsterers and
dec<:'raters, 962 Folsom
P.'Xlien I. Miss, milliner Mrs. E. Thomas, dwl 962 Folsom
h'>dien J ohnE. {Adolph Bodien d- Son), dwl 962 Folsom
Bi-dista James, clerk Nicholas Passalaqua, dwl 364 Third
B-_>dkin Eliza Miss, dressmaker, dwl 4><i Fourth
B"dkin Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 416 Fourth
B'^dkin Thomas, mason, dwl 119 Shipley
Budollo Lorenzo, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Bodson Tlieodore, carriagemaker A. Bourgeois, dwl 923
Greenwich
Bodwell Hany H. (Ahcood d: B.), dwl E s Bartlett bet
Twenty-fourth and Twentv-fifth
Bodwell Henr>- E., blacksmith with H. Casebolt & Co.
Bodwell Josejih, boot and shoemaker, NE cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Body William, pantryman stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Boe Detlef, cabinetmaker, dwl 920 Folsom
Boeckman tJeorge, barkeeper Hansa Hotel, 429 Bush
Boeckmaim Frederick, porter 414 Clay, dwl 337 Bush
Boeder Lawrence, miner, dwl IS First
Boef Henry, butcher Berthold & Grantz, dwl 329 Bdwy
Boege Harry, driver, 30 S. F. Market, dwl 1416 Pacific
Boehni Herman, bras^smolder M. D. Laswell, dwl26Morev
Alley
Boehm John, teamster T. J. Bass & Co., dwl Fifteenth
bet Market and Noe
Boehm Philip J., barkeeper Schneller & Byer, dwl 1146
Market
Boehme Frederick, musician Maguire's New Theater, dwl
1622 Stockton
Boehme John, tinsmith, dwl 207 Post
Boehner Julius, liquor saloon, IS Hayes
Boell Edw:ard A., sash and blindmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl
225 Sixth
Boelsam John, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Bran and Eighth
Boenig Henry, miner, dwi IS First
Boenig Hermann, miner, dwl IS First
Boerdt William, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.
Boericke F. E. (Boerickc d- Tafel), res Philadelphia
Boericke William, manager Homeopathic Pharmacy, 234
Sutter, dwl 2 Vernon PI
BOERICKE A- TAFEL (F. E. Boericke and A. J.
Taftl), proptrs Homeopathic Pharmacy, 234 Sutt«r
Boenier Christian, pianomaker and tuner, office 5 Third,
dwl 1117 Folsom
Boero Giacomo, vegetables, 51 and 52 Columbo Market
Boero Gerolmo, cook N. Giamboni & Co., dwl 5 Jasper PI
Boes John, clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 949 Folsom
Boes Michael, teamster, dwl 949 Folsom
Boesch Emile, lamp manufacturer, 569 Mission
Boese Henrj-, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NAV cor
Eighth and Bryant
BOE!»E HEMCY J., market, BE cor Da\is and Clark,
dwl 2110 Mason
Boesen John, barkeeper Edward F. Kohler, dwl SE cor
Jackson and Davis
Boesenecker Robert, ijantr^Tnan 333 Bush
Boetefuehr Frank, porter Fenkhausen & Co., dwl 519 Pac
Boettcher, Ferdinand, cooper, dwl 123 Jackson
Boettther Frederick, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 619
Pacific
Boettcher Paul, salesman August Ludorff, dwl 251 Stev
Boettiger Christian, musician, dwl 41S Powell
Boey Joseph, with John G. lis, dwi 432 Broadway
Bofer William & Co. (Adolph Mo.rquard), importers and
retail hardware, 610 Sacramento
Bogan Andrew, tailor, 1025 Market
Bogan Charles, commission merchant, office 409 Da\is,
dwi W s Wall PI nr Jackson
Bogan Charles, tanner Bloch & Davidson, dwl 622 Sixth
Bogan Paul, laborer, dwl 34 Hayes
Bogan Philip H., longshoreman, dwl 50 De Boom
Boganz William, waiter, dwi 312^ Tehama
BOOAKOl'S JOaX P., publisher and proprietor
Figaro and Pacific Law Reporter {and Boijardu-t d-
Gurdun), office 532 Merch, dwi N s Delgardo PI nr Hyde
Bogardus William, engineer tug Harbor Commissioners,
dwi 532 Folsom
Bogardus & Gordon (John P. Bogardus and Frank L.
Gordon), proprietors China News, 532 Merchant
Bogart Alfred, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Bogart Arthur W., shoemaker, dwi 110 Lilly Av
Bogart Charles, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 S.
F. F. D., dwi 22 OTarrell
Bogart Hattie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. P. Molitor, dwi
•J 62 Minna
Bogart John C, captain stm William Taber, Market St.
Wharf, dwl 15 Stockton
Bogart John M., stockbroker, office 402 Montgomer>' room
1, res Oakland
Bogart Joseph X., wharfbuilder, dwi 262 Minna
BOiiART ORLANDO 11., mining secretar>-, office 402
Montgomen,- r<X'm 7, dwi 1921 Sacramento
Bogart William, jeweler, dwi 1016 Washington
Bogart William F., mining secretarj', office 402 Mont-
gomery* room 1, dwi 1921 Sacramento
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EETAIEED ly D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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° iiirton and Waverly PI
Bo"er Au<nist, driver Hemme & Renter, dwl 29 Kearny
Bo^er Edward, driver Hemme & Renter, dwl 29 Kearny
Bugert William O., jeweler Frontiere, Bellemere & Co.,
° dwl 1011) Washington
Bojrert William T. <Ho,iert d- Caldwell), dwl 1327 Pacific
BoL'Ort& Caldwell (IKiiKn mi'. Bogcrt and Theodare C.
Caldwell), manafc'ers Marsh Truss Co., 513 Mont
Boggan Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush and
Buchanan .
Boc's Bowman, salesman, dwl (04J Mission
BogKi William, gardener, dwl SE cor Sutter and Central Av
Bo'iano .\ntonio, ranchman, dwl 314 Paeiflc
Bo'ne William, laborer Masonic Cemetery
Bogle E. A. Mrs. (mdow), dwl 1005 Howard . , ,„^
Bogle Joseph S., boatbuilder John F. Penney, dwl 135
Bogle Julia 11. JIlss, machine operator I. M. Wentworth &
Co. , dwl 010 Powell
Bogle I'atrick, mason Palace Hotel
Bogle William H., special policeman, dwl 610 Powell
Bo'der Frederick, teamster, dwl 110 Taylor, rear
Bogler Jlarv (widow), dwl 110 Taylor, rear
Bonner Bernard, jeweler Larsen & Wilson, dwl 14 William
Bo^Tier Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter, dwl 14 William
Bogovich John, waiter George Lele, dwl 732 Howard
Bugsen Heins, seaman, dwl 102 Francisco
Bogue Bernard, laborer, dwl 19 Shenvood PI
Bogue Hugh, laborer Savage & Son, dwl 13 Welsh
Bogue Michael, milkraneh Anderson nr Cortland Av b 8
" Bemal Heights
Bohan Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel
Bohan John, coachman W. Frank Whittier, dwl SW cor
Howard and Twentieth , , ,„ , . ,
Bohan Matthew, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
420 Sliijiley, rear
Bohan William, porter Clarke's Point Warehouse, dwl
Broadway Hotel . , j
Bohannan Edward, expressman, NE cor Commercial and
Dupunt, dw 1 6 Stockton , , „„, ^,
Bohainian James H., pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 922 Na-
toina
Bohannaii John E., compositor Journal of Commerce
BOIIEMI.VN' (weekly), Daniel O'Connell editor and pro-
prietor, otHce 423' Washington
BOIIOII V>' C'LIIB, rooms 031 Sacramento
Bohen iienjamin F., policeman City Hall, dwl 1425 Pine
Bohen George T., fire surveyor Union Insurance Co., dwl
017 Pine , „ , „
Bohen James, gardener, dwl Park Av bet Har and Bryant
Bohen James T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 017
Bohen John, coachman, dwl S s Tn-entieth bet Howard
and Fi ilsom , , „ m. ,
Bohen P.itrick, special policeman, dwl 3 Chesley
Bohen William, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Bohler Henrv, carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Bohland Gus'uv, tailor, dwl 134 Fourth
Bohler James, longshoreman, dwl 20 Howard, rear
Bohling Charles, clerk Becker Brothers, dwl SE cor Lar-
kin and Turk
Bohling Henry (Bohlinff A Behrens), dwl NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av , , , r, n i
Bohling & Behrens (Henri/ Bohling and John J'. Beh-
rens). groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-foiu^h
and Potrero Av ^ „ j , ««,
Bohlmann Hermann, clerk Ebbmghauser & Co., dwl 201
Third ^ .^
Bohlmann Louis, machinist, dwl 624 Pacific
Bohls Henry, gi-oceries and liquors, NW cor Seventh and
Minna
Bohm Herman, brassmolder, dwl 26 Morey Alley
Bohm John A., porter Greencbaum Bros., dwl 701 O'Far-
rcll
Bohm R.ibert, blacksmith Sefrin & Schober, dwl 18 Fir.t
Bohm S..|niii<in, broker, dwl 143 Third
Bohm William, manufacturing jeweler, 610 Merchant, dwl
818 Valencia
Bohnie G., tinsmith H. O. Fiske
Bolmier Henrv. tailor, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Bohn .\ndrcw', driver Central B. R., dwl 905 Bryant
Bohn Daniel, laiindrjTuan, dwl S s Vandewater nr Powell
Bohn Henry. Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Bohn John^ stoves and tinware, 112 Seventh
Bohn John Jr., tinsmith John Bohn, dwl 112 Seventh
Bohn Mary Ann (widow), dwl S s Vandewater nr Powell
Bohrden John, laborer CaJ. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Bry.ant and Decatur
Bohse Antonio F. L., mattressmaker Frank Laeremans,
dwl NW cor Kearny and Pacific
Bohtay , canvasser, dwl 107 Fifth
Boluiii Patrick, coachman W. H. L. Barnes, dwl SW cor
McAllister and Fillmore
Boice Charles De S., collector Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
res Oakland
Boice Isaac, peddler, dwl 237 Clara
Buido Domenico, boots and shoes, 1304 Stockton
Boie Adele Miss, artist, dwl 2007 Taj'lor
Boie George, flourpacker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 9 Lewis
Boise Nathaniel, dwl 218 Seventh
Boisiellier Edward, bookkeeper, dwl 327 Chestnut
Boisnet Alphonse, cabinetmaker. 221 Mission
Boisse Eugene, hairdressing saloon, 520 Commercial, dwl
819 Vallejo
Boisse Gaston, shipcarpenter, dwl 2215 Powell
Boisseau Emil (Bm,ss<"a« it Son), dwl 1 Chelsea PI
Boisseau Gabriel, hairdresser, 738 Pacific, dwl Bush bet
Stockton and Powell
Boisseau Jean (Bouseau i- Son), dwl 1 Chelsea PI
Boisseau & Son {Jean and Emil Boisseau), boot and shoe-
makers, 324 Dupont
Boisseir Lefrance, dwl 341 Third
Boissevain L. D., clerk Bank of British North Amenca,
dwl 720 California
Boisson Francis, clerk 16 S. F. Market, dwl 539 Vallejo
Boitano Seatano, cook St. Mary's College, San Jose Road
Boitevain Florent, cook Boutinon & Bulland
Boivin Auguste. waiter, dwl 738 Washington
Boje Martin, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Bokee David M., mining secretary, office 215 Sansom, dwl
2008 Pierce
Boker Fred, se.aman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Bokmann Henry, boarding 010 California
Bolando Joquin, real estate, office 535 Clay, dwl 526 Sutter
Bolam Edward, plasterer, dwl 820 Folsom
Bulan Charles H., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co.
Bolan James, bricklayer John Cochran, dwl N s Natoma
nr Sixth
Bolan James, rigger William Green
Bolan M. J., phvsician, office and dwl 108 Stockton
Bolan Patrick, steward, dwl 108 Turk, rear
Bolan Thomas, livery stable, 1016 Stockton, dwl Occi-
dentiU Hotel
Boland Bridget (widow), dwl 109 Shipley
Boland John, storekeeper American E.xclmnge
Boland John B., dwl 819 Tjler
Boland Michael C, harnessmaker John O'lvane, dwl 649
Twentieth
Boland Robert J. (Donnicliff ,t B.), dwl 322 Sixth
Boland William, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Boland William H., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl
24 Minna
Boland WUliam H., bookkeeper, dwl 54 First
Bolander Barney, carpenter, dwl 2125 Mason
Bolander C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 730 Market
Bolander F. A., molder, dwl 736 Market
BOLANDER HENKl' N., State superintendent public
instruction, dwl 1231 Mission
Boldemann Adolph, cook, dwl 132 Olive Av
Bolden John B., dwl 428 Broadway
Bolden Riihard, messenger U. S. Army, headquarters 105
Stockton „ ,
Bole Constant, laborer Miss Mary Jordan, dwl 826 Broail
way, rear .
Bole Henrietta Mrs., ladies' underwear and furmshmg
goods, 310 Fourth
Bole James, bookkeeper Forbes Bros., dwl 225 Second
Bole John, driver City R. R. , , „„ t, .
Bole John, teamster William Lund & Co., dwl 909 lot-
tery, rear
Bole William, lodgings, 225 Second
Bole William G., bookkeeper, dwl 310 Fourth
Bolen George, Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Bolen LawTcnce, stableman, dwl 400 Minna
Bolen Martin, jiaver, dwl 7 Lick
Bolen Marj' Miss, dressmaker, dwl 207 Minna
Bolero Joseph, expressman, 15 Washington
Boles Edward R., machinist Cornell Watch Co.
Bolger Ann (widow), boarding and lodging, SE cor Sixth
and Brannan
Bolger John, plasterer, dwl 335 Shipley
Bolger Mary (widow), dwl 109 Grove
Bolger Solomon, drajmian, dwl 22 Folsom Av
Bolger Thomas, bookkeeper McNally & Hawkins, dwl 995
Market .
Boli Lari, laborer Frank Forppiano, dwl NE cor Mission
and Twenty-ninth
MOEOAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
, p. VAN SCHAACZ S: CO., 705, 703, 710, 712, 7U, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Boliska M.. waiter stm Ajnx, Oregon S. S. Co.
BOLIVIA, Francisco Herrera consul, 331 ilontgomeiy
room 12
BoU GcoPt:re. messenger Medical Director's Office U. S.
Amiy, 105 St<>ckton. dwl 942 Howard
BoUam Edward, plasterer Palace Hotel
Bollam Neil, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Bolle Heiirv, vine^^Tuwer, dwl 323 Clementina
Bollem Edward, lather Palace Hot«l
Bollen Tiipper, niiU\mght, dwl IS^ Ripley
BoUenhagan Henr\', barkeeper James Vance, dwl 1516
Hyde
Boiler Frank J., market, SE cor Dupont and Hinckley,
dwl 1S24 Stockton
Boilers Henrj-, porter ilcHemy, Moulton & Co., dwl 641
Jessie
Bolles Frederic, captain stm Ajax, dwl 702 Dolores
Bolletti Peter, vegetable peddler, dwl W s Burgoj-ne PI
Bollier Paul, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 12 Welsh
Bolliger Jacob, carpenter, dwl 810 Clay
Bollinger J. C. & Co. (WUliam Darrow\ collector and
general agents, office 612 Merchant
Bollinger John C. (J. C. Bollinger t£: Co.), res Oakland
Bollinger Joseph, laborer, dwl 20S Seventh, rear
Bollinger Nicholas, butcher Charles H. Aitken, dwl 822
Broadway
Bollman F., farmer, dwl 619 Pacific
BOLLMAX JOUX, Russian cigarito manufacturer,
409 Washington, dwl Oil Ellis
B' ills Charles, dwl 125 Sansom
Bullii Thomas, merchant, dwl 911 Sacramento
BoUo Thomas Jr., proiwrtjinan Bella Union Theater, dwl
911 Sacramento
BoUon Emile, cook Leon Diugeon & Co., dwl 117 Natoma
E lly Bernard, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bi 'hnan Albert, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
liulsley George, photographer Marden & Brodeck, 28
Third
Bolsted Lars, laborer, dwl 257 Clementina
Bolster Patrick, laborer, dwl 814 Howard
Bolster Thomas, driver Lyon & Co., dwl NE cor Franklin
and Linden Av
Bolte John, expressman Colombo Market
Boite Marj- Mrs., liquor saloon, 1014 Kearny
Bolte Peter, boarding and lodging, 32 Rausch
Bolte William L., salesman Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl
1010 St^ickton
Bolten William, clerk Ludwig Siebe, dwl 133 Everett
Bolton A., bookkeeper, dwl Lick House
Bolton Edward, storekeeper Union Club, 403 Montgomery
Bolton James R., capitalist, office 618 Merchant, dwl NW
cor Greenwich and Jones
Bolt-on John, agent sewing machines, dwl 1022 Folsom
Bolton John Mrs., clerk Howe Machine Co., dwl Stock-
ton bet Post and Sutter
Bolton John L., bookkeeper Miller & Ltix, dwl 621 Third
Bolton Robert (colored), messman stm Santa Cruz, Mar-
ket St. Wliarf
Bolts John {Keely <fc B.), dwl 737 Howard
Bolts Valentine, butcher, dwl N s First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Boltz Albert R., restaurant 250 Fourth, dwl S36 Market
B-jlz Joseph, woodcarver John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl
349 Fourth
Boman Charles E., carpenter and cabinetmaker NW cor
Eddy and Powell, dwl cor Nineteenth and Noe
Bomeisler Herman, upholsterer, 1244 Mission
Bomgras Peter, artist, dwl 619 Mission
Bomkie Herman. laborer, dwl 325 Ritch
Bomsme Ulbe, liquitr saloon, 1029 Kearny
Bomte Charles, ma-jbinehand Field & Frel, dwl 337 Ritch
Bomunn Hermann, dwl 516 Pacific
Bona Angelo, Squarza's punches, wines, and liquors, 120
Leidesdorff, dwl 1432 Geary
Bonftcina Angelo, fcirver Field & Frei, dwl 14 Bluxome
Bonacina F. , capitalist, dwl 806 Stockton
Bonacina Joseph M., foreman cabinetmaker with L. & E.
Emanuel, dwl 23 Rausch
Bonaldi G. B. (Pardini, B. .i- Landini), dwl 1106 Powell
Bonas M., market. NW cor Dupont and Morton
Bonce Raphael, tailor John Whalen, dwl 515 Green
Bonce Alexander, cook Patrick Collins, dwl 36 Sac
Bond Guadalupe (widow), dwl 534 Green j
Bond Hemy H., barber cor Railroad and Tenth avs, dwl
N s Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.
Bond James E., butcher Joseph Sinion, dwl 966 Howai
Bond J. B.. merchant, dwl Grand Hotel
Bond John, hostler Pope & Talbot, dwl Guy PI nr First
Bond Joseph, butcher, dwl 426 Fulton
UWl
Bond Samuel, hairdresser, dwl 959 Mission
Bond William, bellman Russ House
Bond William, cook Nicholas Susen. dwl 405 Fourth
Bondil P. , laborer French Hospital
Bondolfi Pietro, waiter, dwl 105 Prospect PI
Bonds John, engineer, dwl 1023 Kearny
Bondu A., laundrj-, 2111 Mason, dwl 71 Natoma
Bone Andrew, cutter Freeman & Hnnan
Biine Kate, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Bone Maria, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Bone Peter, seaman, dwl SW corWashingt-jnand Druram
Bones John W., architect, office 603 Wash res Alameda
Bonesteel Belinda (widow), dwl NAV cor Sec and Folsom
Bonesteel Charles A., salesman John G. Hodge & Co., S
W cor Sacramento and Sansom
Bonestel Charles D., dwl 837 California
Bonestell John T. {California Jewelry Co.), dwl 606 Sut-
ter
BO.VESTELL LOOS H., manager John G. Hodge &
Co., dwl 606 Sutter
Bonetti Anselmo, with Mark Nanovich, dwl S s Bemal
Heights nr Isiais Creek
Bonetti Cailo, gardener, E s Railroad Av, Bay View South
S. F.
Bonfigho Nicolla, baker B. Ratio & Co., dwl 437 Pacific
Bongert John M., cartman, dwl 623 Broadway
Bongerz , molder Union Iron Works
Bunglet Celesline Mrs., lamidrj', 525-529 Hayes
Bon&acio Augustus, fruits, cor Washii^ton and Stockton,
dwl 919 Stockton
Bonifacio Ghilieri {Bonifacio ct Peirano), dwl 717 Stock
Bonifacio & Peirano {Ghilieri Bonifacio and Giacomo
Peirano), fruits and confectionery, NE corW^ashing-
tfln and Stockton
Bonis Pierre D., veterinarj' surgeon, 214 Stevenson
Bonn Henry, bookkeeper Lang & Co., dwl 108 Geary
Eonna Elizabeth (^vidow), dwl 916 Montgomery
Bonnard Eureka A. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1409 Jackson
Bonnard Francis A. {Boivnard d: Daly), dwl 1409 Jackson
Bunnard M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar School,
dwl 1409 Jackson
Bonnard &. Daly {Francis A. Bonnard and Bernard B.
Daly), brjok and jobprinters, 536 Clay
Bonnefoiid Gustave J., bookkeeper French Mutual Be-
nevolent Soc., dwl 280 Minna
Bonnell Allison C, cashier S. F. Btilletin Co., dwl W s
Capp nr T«'enty-fifth
Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Soc, dwl
709 Tavlor
Bonnell FeUx L., stevedore, dwl 733 Washington
Bonnell John T., salesman, dwl 12 Willow Av
Bonnell Kate Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St Pri-
mary- School, dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-fifth
Bonner David, upholstery, 1413 Dupont
Bonner John, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Bonner Peter, seaman, dwl SW cor Wash and Drumm
Bonner William {Bonner ct Watt), dwl S s McAllister
bet Scott and De\isadero
Bonner William, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl E s
Alabama bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Bonner & Watt {WUUam Bonner and John Watt), manu-
facturers combs, S s McAllister bet Scott and Devis-
adero
Boiuiet August, brickmaker B. Bonnet, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Bonnet B., contractcir asphaltxun work and brickmaker,
office 402 Montgomery room 3, dwl 240 Montgomery
Bonnet L. Mme., ladies' hairdresser, 25 Post
Bonnet La^^Tence. laborer G. Venard, dwl 509 Vallejo
Bonnet Paul, dealer human hair, 25 Post
Bonney C, carpenter Palace Hotfil
Bonney Helen I., dwl 220 Third
Bonney Joseph, porter George C. Johnson & Ca, dw!
247 Stevensr>n
BO\-\EV OLPDA Jr., manufacturer wood-working
machiner,-, handsaws, etc., 221 Mission, dwl NE cor
Stevenson and Twentieth
Bonnofor August, groom Palace Amphitheater
Bonny George {George C. Shreve ds Co.), dwl Occidental
Hotel . ^ ^ .
Bonsai Edmund C, clerk U. S. Commissary Department,
dwl 1023 Sacramento w
nt«ll William, postal railroad clerk, dwl 516 Bush -\
nynge Charles W., stockbroker, office 402 Montgom-
ery room 4, dwl 816 Sutt*;r
Boobar E. C. & Co. {W. L. Richardson), piledri\-ing and
wharfbuilding, NW cor Steuart and Howard
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Bofbar Elijah C. (E. C. Boobar * Co.), dwl 664 Folsom
Bocibar Henry A., piledriver E. C. Boubar k Co., dwl 654
Boobar James, piledriver E. C. Boobar & Co., dwl 644 Fol
Booberg Charles, liquor saloon, 421 Dnunm
Book Henry, en^neer, dwl IS First
Book William, cabinetmaker, dwl 32 Minna
Booker Georg-e E., clerk Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl
2215 Steiner . „
BOOKEK W. LANE. H. B. M. consul California, Or-
egon, and Washington Territory, office 319 California,
dwl Union Club
Books Peter, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Bookstaver Charles H., driver 17 California Market, dwl
212 Grove
Bookstaver Mary (widow), dwl 212 Grove
Bookstaver William, conductor Market St. R. R.
Boole Frank A., bookkeeper Flint, Peabody & Co. , dwl
W 8 Diamond bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Boole George (^Boolc .fc Wi'hsUr), dwl W s Diamond bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Boole William A. (Middlemas <fc B.), dwl W s Fair Oaks
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Boole & Webster (George Boole and Artemas Webster),
shipbuilders, 7 Steuart
Booman Franklin, salesman, dwl 825 Harrison
Boone Andrew (colored), cook, dwl 6 Broadway
Boone Charles E., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 828 Union,
rear
Boone Charles L., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 2100 Hyde
Boone H. W., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Boone John L. (Shiffer ,!■ Co. and Deuiey i- Co.), dwl 630
Twentieth
Boone William E., contractor, dwl 612 Leavenworth
Hoop John D., watchman U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Boor George, driver Willows Brewery, dwl SE cor Mis-
sion and Nineteenth
Boorman W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Boos Henry, laborer, dwl E s Gilbert nr Brj'ant, rear
Booth Adam (Adam Booth & Co.), dwl 1713 Mason
Booth Adam & Co. (iin/its Keyser), produce commission,
326 Davis
Booth Andrew G. (.Gjmniswn ifc B.), attorney at law, of-
fice e04 Merchant, dwl 703 Market
Booth C. H., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Booth Charles S., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 11
Tehama
Booth David, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 11 Te-
hama
Booth David C, semng-machine maker, dwl 65 Second
Booth Edward, student University California, dwl 42 Te-
hama
Booth Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), George R.
Spinney secretary, office 320 California
BOOTU IIEISKY" J., president Western Union Sav-
ings and Trust Co., office NE cor Post and Kearny,
{and H. J. Booth i: Co.), dwl 601 Harrison
BOOTH 11. J. cK CO. (Georpe W. Preacott and Irving
M. Scott), proprietors Union Iron Works, NE cor
Mission and First
Booth Hosea, laborer Nathan Simonds, dwl Vermont bet
Twenty-fourth and Nevada
Booth James C, spinner S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl
North Point nr Lark in
Booth Jonathan, spinner S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl
North Point nr Larkin
Booth Lucius A., commission merchant, office 402 Front,
res Oakland
Booth New-ton (IT. W. Dodge A Co.), res Sacramento City
Booth Robert, tanner Christian Hollwig, dwl cor Serpen-
tine Av and Columbia
Booth Samuel, workman Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl r.12 Shotwell
Bi oth Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 319 Folsom
Bt..oth Thomas, mason. Palace Hotel
Booth William, carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 848 Fol
Booth William, merchant, dwl 42 Tehama
Boothby A., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
lioothby Adolph F., restaurant, 42 Steuart
Boothby Benjamin F., solicitor Howe Machine Co., dwl
107 Fifth
Boothby David N., clerk NeustaStcr Bros., dwl 607 Ellis
Boothby Ezekiel, draiTiiaii Roth & Videau, dwl 313 Fell
Boothby William L., dwl 607 Ellis
Boothe'William H., with William B. Hooper & Co., dwl
Grand Hotel
Boothman Samuel, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 736 Mar-
ket
Boothroyd Alfred, teamster, dwl 621 Fulton
Bootz Adam, proprietor Bootz Hotel, 436 Pine
Bootz Adam J., civil engineer, dwl 436 Pine
Bootz Henry, plumber, dwl 435 Pine
Buotz W. A., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Boquet Nicholas, cooper, dwl 918 Montgomery
Boraco Angelo (Boraeo <t Mussante), dwl 33 Turk
Boraco & Mussante (Angdo Boraco and Charles Mita-
sante), poultry and game, 76 and 77 Centre Market
Boraga Sulius E., shoemaker, dwl 721 Pacific
Borbeck John, cigars and tobacco, 603 P.acific
Borboa Jesus, manufacturer wax flowers, 15 and 17 Dup
Borchardt Herman, clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 561 J Na-
toma
Borchelt George, boxmaker Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl 1209
Green
Borchelt John H., carpenter, dwl 1209 Green
Borchelt Martin, boxmaker Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl
1209 Green
Borchers August A., laborer Bay Sugar Reflnerj-, dwl 10«
Alta Place
Borchers J. C, physician, office and dwl 540 Washington
Borchers John H., groceries and liquors, 532 First
Borchers William, carpenter, dwl 978 Harrison
Borde Frederick, laborer, dwl 1010 Powell
Borde Julian, bootcrimper, dwl 619i Stevenson
Boi-deau Andrew, tailor, dwl California Hotel
Bordeaux Board of UnderwTiters, Henry Schroder & Co.
agents, SW cor Battery and Washington
Bordeaux Victor, restaurant, 817 Montgomery
Borden Anna (widow), dwl 428 Clementina
Borden Annie (widow), dwl 809 Jessie, rear
Borden Henry R., cabinetmaker, dwl 609 Third
Borden Michael, boilermaker, dwl 911 Folsom
Bordenave Albert, milker F. L. Such & Co., dwl cor
Twenty-fourth and Douglas
Bordenave' Eugene, baker P. Bordenave, dwl 636 Pacific
Bordenave Joseph, butcher Joseph Lawler, dwl Fifth nr
N, South S. F.
Bordenave Peter, bakery, 636 Pacific
Bordenwal Jennie Mrs., clairvoyant, 443 Bush
Bordes Jean, cutler Jean Ortet, dwl 223 LeidesdorflE
Bordman Abraham, confectioner, dwl 102 Bernard
Bordner Heniy, bootmaker Thomas Murphy, dwl S s
Brannan nr Gilbert
Bordner Jacob, carpenter and builder, 16 Belden, dwl
Russ House
Bordt Henry A., clerk D. C. Von Staden, dwl SW cor
Steuart' and Mission
Bordt William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 162 Clara
Bordwell George, architect, office 516 California, dwl 3
Freelon
Bordwell George A., draftsman J. P. Gaynor, dwl 3 Free-
lon
Bordwell Henry W. (Bordmll <1: Malter), dwl 530 Bryant
Bordwell & Maltcr {Henry W. Bordwell and George U.
Malttr), mechanical engineers and millwrights, office
408 California room 16
Eorel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.), res Switzerland
UOKEL ALFICEU A CO. (Antoine Borel), bankers,
NW cor Montgomery and Clay
Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel A Co.), dwl 929 Pine
Borel Florent, cook Jacob Stork & Co., dwl E 3 Dupont
bet Vallejo and Broadway
Borel Francis A. (Borel i: Bayle), dwl 6 St. Mary PI
Borel Jules, professor University Mound College, dwl 8 s
Silver Av bet San Josd and San Bruno roads
Borel Leon, cook Pourcho & Wittmann
Borel & Bayle (Francis A. Borel and John Bayle), tnpe.
Fifth Av bet L and M, South S. F. and 83 and 84
California Market
Borella Angelo, with Eugene Bninier, dwl 631 Vallejo
Borer James, shipsmith Hugh Crockard, dwl 73 Natonm
Boretti Joan, bagmaker Frank Cerini, res Oakland
Borger Christian, mining, dwl 139 Fourth
Borger Jacob, barber, dwl 816 Broadway
Borger Lewis, expressman, cor Washington and Battery,
dwl 515 Bryant
Borgero Augustine, cook, dwl 331 Minna
Borggren J. F. (Boragren iD Gama), dwl Moss nr Pine
Burggren & Gama (X F. Borggren and J. Gama), liquor
saloon, 423 Kearny
Borghgen Niles, Uilor, dwl 1206 Howard
Borghero August, cook, dwl 331 Minna
Borgien William, tailor Adolph Young, 12 Berry, dwl 6
Central PI
Borgstrom Oustav M., tailor, dwl 1132 Dupont
Borgstrom Jenny Mrs., milliner, 1132 Dupont
Borgstrom Minnie Mrs., milliner, 311 MontgomeiyAv
Borgstrom Peter, seaman, dwl 120 Shipley ^^
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Ci
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
BorfTStrom Peter, taUor, dwl 311 Montgomerv Av
Bor-^\-ardt Herman W.. barber SSI Kearny, dwl 909 Kear
Borhans Hermann, tailor, dwl 10 Stockton PI
Borhans 'WiUiam, tailor, dwl 10 Stockton PI
Borkhim Henrj-, ciril and military tailor, 140 Fourth
Boris Lambert, clothing:, 1127 Dupont
Borke Charles, seaman, dwl 104 St^uart
Borkmann Richard H.. proprietor Cosmopolitan Bakerj-,
dwl 804 Greenwich
Borland Archie, capitalist, office -iOS Montgomery room
10. res Oakland
Borland James, hquor saloon, 49 Stevenson, dwl 78 Jessie
Borland Margaret Mrs., dwl 130 Eleventh
Borland Samuel H., barkeeper Barrett & Cazneau, dwl 30
OTan-ell
Borland S. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 30 O'FarreU
Borle Gustavus, carpenter, dwl 545 Jessie
Borle Lewis {Jatrie^ ConiwUy d- Co.), dwl 547 Jessie
Borman Henr>- (Henry Borman ^ Co.), dwl SWcor Eighth
.and Market
Borman Henn,-, tailor, dwl 3 Mar}- Lane
Borman Henrj- & Co. [Frnl. T. Briintz), groceries and liq-
ors, SW cor Market and Eighth
Bormaun Albert, butcher Gabriel Kaufman, dwl 953 Har
Bormann Henry, clerk Henrj- Bruns, dwl SW cor Folsom
and Spear
Bormos M. J., seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Bum Charles, barber, 535 Geary
Borne Richard A., bootmaker, dwl 423 Stevenson
Bomelli Demetrio. cook Charles Smith, dwl Dupont bet
Green and Vallejo
Bomemann Ferdinand H.. bookkeeper Wilmerding, Kel-
logg i Co., dwl as Fifteenth
Bomemann Francis G., cashier U. S. Assistant Treasm-er's
Offlee, dwi S s Thirteenth bet Folsom and Howard
Bomemaim Hartwig, artist with Tliomas Houseworth &
Co., dwi 1124 Stockum
Bomer Adolph, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl G27
Commercial
Bomham Samuel, carriagem.aker, dwl 8 Howard Court
Bornheimer Francis, dwi 10 Taylor
Bomhnrst Hermann, cabinetmaker, dwi 1141 Howard
Bomstein Bros. (JiiUus and Mai), gents' furnishing
goods, S22 Market and lOS Fourth
Bornstein Charles, salesman L. Lebenbaum & Co., dwl 821
Post
Bomstein Hermann, peddler, dwi 414 Tehama
Bomstein Julius {Born.itt.ui Bn^s.), dwl 033 Post
Bornstein Mas {Buriu^tsin Bros.), dwi 21 Harriet
Boroni Pietro, vegetables, 29 Colombo Market
Borrela Angelo, buttles, etc., dwi 531 Vallejo
Borremans Charles, dry goods, 702 Broadway
Borren Joseph, upholsterer, dwi 26 Clementina
Borren Kamnan, furniture dealer. 153 Second, dwi 26 Clem
Bomnan John C, groceries and Uquors, X\V cor Howard
and Eighth
Borro John, bathman Stephen O. Brown, dwi 202 Foiuth
Borromeo Augustine, boots and shoes, 432 Pacific
Borster E., dwi 123 Jackson
Bortfeld Ernest, president U. W. Furniture Manuf dwl
24i Garden
Borthwick Charles, bookkeeper Pac. Saw Manuf. Co.,d»1
1213 Kearny
Borthwick Robert, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwi 9
Hunt
Boruck John, tanner, dwl 520 Mission
.Boruck Marcus D. {Chase ,i- B.), dwi 714 OTarrell
Boscacci Domingo, tinsmith, d»i 630 Green
Boscacci Oiiorato, tinsmith, dwi 630 Green
Boschen Nicholas, groceries and Uquors, XE cor Fifth and
Minna
Bose Charles, groceries and Uquors, 356 Jessie
Bose Henr)', cabinetmaker, dwi 16 Garden
Bose Henr}-, laborer Cal. Sugar Kefljien', dwl NW cor
Brjant and Eighth
Bose John, fringemaker WilUam Englander, dwi E s Ne-
braska nr El Dorado
Boshfield Frederick H., clerk, dwl 022 Filbert
Boshman Samuel, mason Palace Hotel
Bosio , ranchman, dwi 641 Broadway
Bosmeyer Peter, cigars, dwi 235 Stevenson
Bosq Remain (Fruntier, BelUiiiere d: Cu.l, dwl 1023} Sut-
ter
Bosque S., laundrjnnan John Chauvel, dwi 1005 Market
Bosquet Andrew, porter A. P. Hotaling 4; Co. , dwi 11 J John
Bosqui Edward (Edwird Busquid: Co.), dwl 814 Lombard
BOSQri EDWARD •& CO., counting-house station-
ers, 413 and 415 Sansom, and printers, bookbinders,
and engravers, SE cor Clay and Leidesdorff
Boss Hem-y (Bees .t Boss), dwi 308 Haves
Bossier John, butcher Abe Newman, dwl 10 Stockton PI
Best John W.. civil engineer, office 116 Montgomery
Block, res Oakland "
Bostick Horace M., broker, dwi 109 O'FarreU
Boston Board Underwriters, Joseph S. Bacon a-ent office
405 Front
Boston Cracker Bakery, Oark & Zekind proprietors 36
Geary
Boston House, John Dence proprietor, 162 First
Boston House, John F. Hinrichs proprietor, 119 Jackson
Boston House, Miss Mary Cerrigan proprietor, 759 and 761
Mission
Boston Marj- W. (widow), dwl 732 Natoma, rear
Boston Mastic Roofing, N. P. Ferine proprietor, office 638
Market
Bostriim John, steamboatman, dwi 22 Washington
Bostnick John H., farmer, dwi 818 Lombard
Bostwick Samuel, propertj-man California Theater, dwl
29 Stevenson
Boswell S. B. (.S. B. Bosiccll i- Co.), dwi 927 Bush
BOSWEIX S. B. Jt CO., stock brokers, office 411 Cal-
ifornia
Bostworth Charles, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Ba^-
Bosworth George F., compositor Daily Examiner, dwi
1024 Muntgomerj-
Bosworth Henry M., "organist, dwl 108 Taylor
Bosworth P. A., laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Bosworth WiUiam, mining, office 432 Montgomerv room
5. dwi 125 EUis
Botcher Albert, groceries, Uquors, hav, grain, etc., NW
cor Buchanan and McAUister, dwi ioo";; McAUister
Botcher Henr\-, dwi 933 Folsom
Botcher Louis, plumber Edmund Lane, dwi 933 Folsom
Botefuhr Frank, porter .Wl Front, dwl Continental Hotel
Both John, master mariner, dwi 19 Commercial
Both Richard W., cooper Cutting k Co., dwi 22?V Ritch
Bothe Frederick, maltster Star Brewery
Bothe Louis, confectioner Dexter Sl Co", dwi *247 Stev
Bothe Sophia Mrs., midwife, dwi 247 Stevenson
Bother Peter, molder, dwi 214 First
Bothin Henn- E., s-team coffee and spice factory, 13 First,
dw-1 906 Van Ness Av
Bothmann Frederick, expressman, dwi 2 Brannan PI
Bottazini Louis A., pressman Spaulding & Barto, dwl 825
Jackson
Bottcher Diedrich, clerk, dwl 19 Hinckley
Bolters Jasper, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
Bottger John, groceries and provisions, SE cor Seven-
teenth and Mission
Eottomley Charles, ilriver Central R. E., dwl Ns Post
bet Broderick and Baker
Bottrun Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, dwl 5 August Alley
Botts Oiarles T., atUimey at law-, office 60 Merchants'
Exchange, res Oakland
Botts WUliam, saddler, dwl 1015 Stockton
Boucanous Jean, dwl -29 Sulhvan's Building
Boucardon Louis, foreman Brignardello, MachiaveUo &
Co., dwl 815 Pacific
Bouchard G., compositor Courrier de San Francisco, dwl
919 Clay
Bouche Paiil, butcher, dwi 1123 Dupont
Boucher A., laborer, dwl Railroad Av nr Twenty-sixth
Av, South S. F.
Boucher Charles, dwi Bertha nr Beale
BOl'CHER Erc:E\E, merchant tailor, 537 Sacra-
mento, dwl 8111^ Montgomerj-
Boucher James, porter 117 Battery
Boucher John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Boucher Joseph, w-aiter Maison Dorfe, dwl 1414 Stockton
Boucher Jules, clerk, dwl 1414 Stockton
Boucher Paul, molder Francis I. Curry
Boucher Thomas, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Bouchero B. W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Bouchett Jules, chocolatemaker E. Guittard &jCo.
Bouchier Ernest, jew-eter David W. Laird
Bouchier James, dw-1 550 Stevenson
Boudan Alcide, French laundrj-, 2111 Mason
Boudar Jacques, laundrvman John Chaunel. dwl 309
OFarrell
Bouden Michael, teamster, dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
Boudil P., laborer French Hospital, S s Bryant bet Fifth
and SL\th
Boudin Louis, iipholsterer James W. Burnham & Co., dwl
W s Mission bet Tw-enty -third and Twent3--Iourth
Bone Henrj-, carpenter, dw-1 720 Vallejo
Boue Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, dwi 720 Vallejo
"""" ' waiter 711 Commercial, dwl 803 Montgomery
Bouffe J. ,
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•ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants
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Bougenot Madeline, dressmaker, dwl S13 Pacific
Bougi-and Louis, laundrj-man Honora Chatelaine, dwl 511
Union ^ ^ „ „ .
Bougrand M., laundryman, dwl NE cor Dup and \allejo
Boukard Charles, French laundrj-, 52S Hayes
Boukofskj- Emil, merchant, dwl 102S Laikin
, Boulanger , baker, 9 Polk Lane
i Boulanger Mariner C, coal and charcoal, 1163 Howard
Boulanger Pierre, real estate, dwl C2U California
Boulden Edwin W., farmer, dwl Vermont bet Butte and
Boulden Stephen S., carpenter, dwl Vermont bet Butte
and Napa
Boulin Peter, carpenter, dwl 517 Filbert „ ^ . .
Boullet Joseph R., policeman City Hall, dwl 530 Chestnut
Boullet Olivia («idow), furnished rooms, 1433 Taylor
Boulogne Edward, dwl 823 Montgomery
Boulon Etienne, dwl 726 Union
Bonne Henr\-, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bouquet E. .'musician, dwl 708 Commercial
Bouquet Jules J., dwl 1309 Dupout ,,„,„„.
Bouquet Nicholas, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 918 Mont
Bouqueton Benoit, embroidery stamping, dwl 16 St. Marj-,
rear
Bourbin James, grainer, dwl 22 Lewis PI
Bourchelt Gustave, carver, dwl 355 Minna ^^ ^ , , ^
Eourda Pierre, butcher Borel & Bayle, dwl Fifth Av bet
L and M, South S. F.
Bourdalon John, cook John Carr}-, dwl 613 Jackson
Bourdet Peter, stnckdealer, dwl 730 Miima
Bourg Joseph, dwl 532 Pacific
Bourgeault Joseph W'., gilder, dwl 435 Pine
Bourgeois Alexander, blacksmith and camagemaker, 630
Broadway, dwl 627 Broadway
Bourgeois Antome A., laborer, dwl 733 Washington
Bourgeois Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
132S CalLfomia
Bourgoin Adolph, watchmaker, 1120 Dupont
Bourguignon August, bootmaker, 1034 Kearny
Bourj^Tiignon Ernest P., shoemaker Orrin Jones, dwl 1034
Kearny
Botirjade Cheri P., wines and liquors, 1528 Dupont
Bourke Christian, bootmaker John Homer, dwl cor Union
and Webster j , , „„c
Bourke J. C. bookkeeper Pacific Odd FeUow, dwl 1025
Wasliington
Bourke Margaret (widow), dwl 644 Filbert
Bourke T. (Karau <i- B.), dwl 30 Geary
Bourn WilUam B. (estate of), Seth Pinkham executor,
office 401 California
Bourne Edward, nailer, dwl 28 Natoma
Bourne EUsha W., bookkeeper, dwl 428 Bryant
Bourne Frederick, dwl 1117 Montgomerj- ^ , „„,
Bourne John B., stockbroker 409 Calif orma, dwl 2107
Jones „ ,
Bourne Richard A. (floxtghton <t B.\ dwl 423 StevensonJ
Bourne William, seaman, dwl 311 Pacific
Bourquin Adele Mrs., boarding, 1114 Stockton
Bourquin Charles, dentist, 802 Washington
Bourquin Emile, musician, dwl 11 Virginia
Bourquin Victoria (widow), proprietress Webb House, 37
Second . . ■ t, i
Bouofield F. H.. assayerAssay Office Swiss- American Bank,
dwl N s Filbert bet Stockton and Powell
Bousquet A. M., dyer and scourer, 217 Fourth
Bousquet Ehiza (widow), dressmaker, 1028 Kearny
Boutan Conraile, tailor, dwl 1 St. Mary
Boutan J. L., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Boutard Charles, laundrj', 528 Hayes
BouteUe W. C, postal clerk S. F. Post-offlce
Bouterious Angle, butcher, dwl 27 Bitch
Boutes James F., barkeeper Coon & OKeUly, dwl 35
Hinckley , , „.^,, v *
Boutinon Simon (BouHiwn A Brdland), dwl 530 Merchant
Boutinon & Bulland (S. Boutinoii. and B. Bullaiul), coflee
saloon, 530 Merchant
Bouton Daniel, livery-stablekeeper, dwl 1227 » ash
Bouton Francis G., livery-stablekeeper, dwl 1227 Wash
Bouton WUliam F., clerk with George Howes & Co., dwl
1227 Washington
Bouve Claude, shipjoiner, dwl 415 Main
Bouvet Julius, laundr,-, 716 Vallejo
Bouvet Paul, barkeeper, dwl 814 Sacramento
Bouwman B., shoemaker, dwl 4 Harriet
Bovee J. G., teamst«r, dwl 3Si Zoe
Bovee James S., keeper County Jail, dwl 1214 Union
Bovee William H., agent Vernon Mineral Co. and real-
estate agent, office 238 Montgomery, dwl 1607 Powell
Bovee William R., clerk 548 Clay, dwl 510 Taylor
BOVO GABRIEL, wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, 1300 Dupont
Bovyer William L., carpenter and builder SE cor Com-
mercial and Leidesdorfl, dwl 2027 Pacific Av
Bow George, dwl 736 Folsom
Bow James, laborer, dwl 81 Natoma
Bow M.ar\- (widow), dwl 1 Hampton Court
Bowan Benjamin, seaman stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wharf
Bowcher James (Wood i- B.), dwl 705 Hyde
Bowden John, laborer, dwl 2 Liberty
Bowden Joseph, painter, dwl 1107 Filbert
Bowden Nicholas, laborer, dwl 47 Minna
Bowden S. H. N., master mariner, dwl 148 Silver
Bowden Tliomas, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Bowden William, painter, dwl 1113 Filbert
Bowden William Jr., painter, dwl 1113 Filbert
Bowditch Melville S., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
dwl 28 Twelfth
Bowen , butcher De Vaull & Schuler
Bowen Albert H., dry goods SW cor Sixteenth and Va-
lencia .
Bowen Alfred, butcher P. Newman, dwl 15 Rincon PI
Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, dwl NE cor Alta and
Montgomery
Bowen .-^a M., barkeeper John H. Dougherty, dwl 2219
Leavenworth ,,.,,, r<
BOME\ BKOTHEKS (Pardon M. and Charles E.
Brmen). wholesale and retail groceries, provisions,
etc., 42S-482 Pine and 46S Eleventh, Oakland
BOWES CH-IKLES E. (Bowen Brothers), dwl 1139
Bowen Charles R. (HawUy, Bowen & Co.), dwl 429 Sixth
Bowen D., laundryman Occidental Hotel
Bowen David C, steward, dwl Universal Exchange Jack-
son St. Wharf
Bowen Daniel, printer, dwl 39 Everett
Bowen Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 540 Folsom
Bowen Dennis, hostler N. Gray & Co., dwl 442 Jessie
Bowen Edgar J., seedsman, 804 and 808 Sansom, dwl 1711
Webster ^ . , „ .
Bowen Ezekiel C, foreman pressroom Comers Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwi S s Vallejo bet Leavenworth
and Hyde , ^ i cr,
Bowen George, brassflnisher M. Dobrzensky, dwl SE cor
Mission and First _ .,,-,,,
Bowen George H., miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl ViW
Devisadero
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Bowen HeiUT, shipcarpenter, dwl NE cor Battery and
Filbert
Bowen James, laborer, dwl 455 Clementma
Bowen James, lather Palace Hotel
Bowen James, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Bowen J. B., capitoUst, dwl 725 CaUfomia
Bowen J. Jespard, butcher, dwl 23 Anthony , , ,.
Bowen Joanna, comfortermaker Du RoSe & Banks, dwl 16
Stockton PI „„ ^ „
Bowen Johamiah (widow), furnished rooms, 39 Everett
Bowen John, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Bowen John, laborer, dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Bowen John L., tinsmith Osgood S Stetson, dwl 129 Ber-
nard
Bowen J. P., hodcarrier Palace Hotel
Bowen Kate (widow), dwl 334 Third, rear
B'lwen Michael, laborer, dwl 468 Jessie, rear
Bowen JUchael, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl SW cor
Main and Folsom
Bowen Nettie Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dni Perry bet Fourth and Fifth
BOWEN PtKDO\ >I. (Boiocn Bro(Aers), res Oakland
Bowen Perlev M., clerk S. F. Stock and E.xchange Board
Bowen Reuben W., bookbinder A. J. Leary, dwl 27 La-
Bowen Eosanna T. (widow), housekeeper, dwl 1306 Larkin
Bowen R. P. (widow), dwl 431 Second
Bowen Samuel W., bookkeeper Dalton & Gray, res Oak-
Bowen Timothy, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
1320 Broadway , tt ■ u.
Bowen William, nurse St. Luke's Hospital, Bemal Heights
Bowen WilUam, porter, dwl 913 Montgomery
Bowen's Block, W s Railroad Av bet Eleventh and Twelfth
avs. South S. F. . ^ , ^ V «
Bower Alexander, laborer John Schafer, dwl cor Corbett
Bower Charles, teamster Richard Peny, dwl SE cor Aus-
tin and Franklin
Bower George, canvasser, dwl 617 Stevenson
Bower J. M., painter Palace Hotel
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Xearny, Established 1862.
Bower Lizzie Miss, domestic Jacob Breiling, dwl 965 Miss
Bowers Ajithony, tinsmith, dwl 245 Minna
Bowers, Arthur, ranchero, SE end Lake Merced
Bowers Benjamin D., exjiressman, tiOO Market
Bowers Charles, teamster, dwl 1506 Franklin
Bowers Fi-ank (colored), porter, dwl Vallejo bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Bowers Henry, iipliolsterer John C. Bell, dwl 1511 Cal
Bowers Jacob, Ship\vri!,'hts' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
BOWERS ,1. NILTOV. physician, office S Third
Bowers John, ranchero, SE end Lake Merced
Bowers John T., salesman, dwl 1217 Washineton
Bowers Minin,;^ Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 302 Montgom-
ery roiim 5
Br.wers Kichard, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 407 Pac
Bowers M'illiam, upholsterer, dwl 1511 California
Bowery Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.),
office 419 California room 28
Bowes James, boilermaker Francis L Cuny
Bowes John M., weigher, dwl 619^ Minna
Bowie Augustus J., physician, office 622 Clay, dwl 1016
Bush
Bowie Augustus J. Jr., mining engineer, office 300 Cali-
fornia, dwl 438 Bryant
Bowie Da\id, mining superintendent, dwl 1428 Ellis
BO^VIE HE^RV P., attorney at law, office 318 Cali-
fornia rooms 14-16, dwl 1016 Bush
BoArie James, painter Hopps & Sons 216 Sansom
Bowie Thomas H., with Smith & Tafford, dwl 1016 Bush
BOM'IE "^I'-VrLAfl^E A„ paper dealer, 208 Fourth
Bowlan James, driver Lenhart & Brady, dwl 208 Second
Bowld William A., gurdener John FaiTott, 620 Folsom
Bowlen James, laborer, dwl Green Court nr Howard
Bowlen Thomas H., proprietor Occidental Coaches, dwl
127 Mtmtgomery
Bowleg Edwin, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Bowles George, bookkeeper, dwl 942 Howard
Bowles George R., carpenter and builder, 203^ Post
Bowles James, books and stationerj-, SE cor Commercial
and Leidesdorff, dwl 6 Montgomery
Bowles Louis, stableman Healy & Fegen, dwl 213 Pine
Bowles Richard, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 17
Tehama, rear
Bowley Henry L., bookkeeper Crego & Bowley, dwl 423
Brjant
Bowley Samuel C. (Cregn d- B.), dwl 423 Brj-ant
Bowman Amos, topographical and mining engineer, office
Mercantile Library Building room 11
BOWMA^' ARTHliSt W., real estate, and secretary
Trustees of the James Lick Trust, office 200 Sansom,
dwl 1711 Van Ness Av
Bowman A. W. (Huwell X- B.), dwl 226 Fourth
Bomnan B. H. W., sticker California Mills, dwl 563 Minna
Bowman Charles, clerk Cal. Pacific R. R. steamers, dwl
71G Front
Bo\^-man Charles, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Bowman Charles E., carpenter, dwl S s Nineteenth bet
Noe and Hartford
Bo\vman Elizabeth (widow), dwl Ws Bryant bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bowman Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, dwl 1116 Mission
Bowman E. Miss, saleswoman Fratinger & Noll
Bowman Frank, etovemounter Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl S25 Harrisctfi
Bowman Frank E., sticker California Mills, dwl 1143 Fol
Bowman George F. , agent Pacific Mail S. S. Co. (Shanghai),
dwl 1711 Van Ness Av
Bowman Henry, teamster, dwl 4 Washington Av
Bowman Horace, dwl 334 Beale
BowTiian James, clerk Special Agent Post-office Depart-
ment, dwl 714 Broadway
Bo^Tiiau James F., journalists. F. Chronicle, dwl 1005
Clay
Bowman Joel K., broker, dwl 15S Tehama
Bosnian John, cook, dwl 615 Commercial
Bownnan John, engineer, dwl 39 Clementina
Bo\\iuan John S. {John S. Boicmatid- Co.), dwl 904 Leav-
enworth
BOM'M^IN JOHN S. A CO., importers tobacco and
cigar manufacturers, NW cor Sacramento and Battery
Bowman L. W. Mrs., dwl 26 John
Bowman Michael {Lachinan ti- J5.), dwl 945 Mission
Bowman Pastor, dairj'man, foot Webster nr Bay
Bowman P. E. (widow), dwl 1419 Mason
Bowman Samuel, watchman Market St. R. R., dwl W s
Laguna bet Hayes and Grove
Bowman William, boots and shoes, dwl 144 Rose Av
Bowman William, laborer Wesley Diggins, dwl N s Sutter
bet Devieadero and Broderick
Bowman. See Bomau
Bowmann Phillip, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl
228 Kearny
Bou-n Albert. F. W., gilder, dwl 111 Geary
Bowiie Emma (widow), dwl 107 Powell
Bowiie William S., shipchandler, dwl 1510 Sacramento
Bownes George, expresswagon, NW cor Market and Foiuth
Bowse E. F. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Gi-ammar School
Bowser George, book agent, dwl 1230 Pacific
Box Edward, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 800 Market
Box James, carpenter, dwl E s Dame nr Randall
Boyce Anna Mrs., dwi 1103 Powell
Boyee CHiarles, waiter P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 166 Tehama
Boyce Daniel, cook stm Monterey, Market St. \Miarf
Boyce Edward, metalroofer Conhn & Roberts, 749 and 751
Mission
Boyce Edward, teamster, dwl Park Hotel
Boyce Henn,' D., wireworker with Charles C. Allen, dwl
105oi Folsom
Boyce James, longshoreman, dwl N s Washington bet
Davis and Front
Boyce James J., deckhand stm Julia, Broadwaj'^ WTiarf
Boyce James E., street-car advertiser, NW cor Washington
and Sansom, dwl 1014 Jackson
Boyce John, boatman, dwl India Dock
Boyce John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 25 Ne-
vada
Boyce John, teamster William Kerr, dwl 909 Battery
Boyce Michael, rigger Thomas White, dwl Oregon House
Boyce Peter, truckman, dwl 317 Fremont
Boyce Richard, laborer, dwl 610 Natoma
Boyce Samuel, clerk Thomas Boyce 25 Merchants Exchange
Boyce Thomas, advertising agent, office 25 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 626 Bryant
Boyce William (colored), bootblack Anthony Lowney, dwl
23 Everett
Boyce. See Boice
Boyd Alexander {Boyd <£• Davis), dwl 500 Sutter
Boyd Brothers {James H. and John E. Boyd), wood and
coal, 1320 Larkin
Boyd Charles Mathieson, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Boyd Colin M., register clerk Third District Court, dwl
553 Howard
Boyd David, laborer California MiUs, dwl 1710 Leav
Boyd David W., porter Lowry & Wightman, dwl Heinz
Hotel
Boyd Edward T., pliunber and gasfitter, 840 Clay, dwl 8
Cushman
Boyd Frank Capt., pilot, dwl 222 Tyler
Boyd G. W., master mariner, dwl S s Columbia bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Boyd Henry, mail clerk Alta California, dwl 512 Valencia
Boyd Henry, upholsterer, dwl 28 Washington Av
Boyd Henry C, speculator, dwl 2012 Pacific Av
Boyd James, engineer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 159 Silver
Boyd James, longshoreman, dwl 1820 Stockton
Boyd James, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Boyd James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Boyd James, stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 1404 Hyde
Boyd James H., groceries and liquors, cor Bryant and
Stanly PI and NE cor California and Larkin (and
B:>yd Bro.<t.), dwl 1430 California
Boy James T. {Crane tfc B.), attorney at law, office 629
Kearn^', dwl 703 Market
Boyd J. E.", bookkeeper T. H. King & Co., dwl S s Colum-
bia bet Guerrero and Dolores
Boyd John, clerk James H. Boyd, dwl cor Brj'ant and
Stanly PI
Boyd John, expresswagon, 300 Sac, dwl 14 Willow Av
Boyd John, fireman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 159 Silver
Boyd John, mining, dwl 127 Montgomery''
Bovd John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Boyd .I^.hn E. {Boyd Bros.), dwl 1430 California
Boyd John F., mining engineer, office 419 California room
17, dwl 127 Montgomery
Boyd John Thomas, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Boyd Joseph, special policeman, dwl 1257 Montgomery
Boyd Joseph C, mining agent, dwl 810 Webster
Boyd Nathaniel {Cornyn it- B.), dwl 214 First
Boyd Oliver Dean, assistant draftsman County Assessor's
Office, d\vl 212 Chestnut
Boyd Robert, mason Palace Hotel
Boyd Theodore C. , clerk Edward E. Eyre, dwl 1515 Larkin
Boyd Thomas H., photographer George D. Morse, dwl 1
Willow Av
Boyd Thomas W., machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 702
O'Farrell
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIUECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. F.
D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Boyd ^VilUam, cook J. Reagan, dwl Third iir Howard
Bovd William, master mariner, dwl 5 Russ
BOVD A' O.VYIS {Alexaiidcr Boyd and J. Z. Dam),
capitalists, office 420 Montgomery room 2
Boyde William, cai-penter, dwl 613 Mission
Boyden Henry A., stockbroker, dwl 547 Mission
Boyden W. b!, raining stocks, dwl 1112 Jackson
Boye Adele Miss, negative retoucher Bradley h Rulofson,
dwl 2007 Tavlor
Bove Otto, policeman City Hall, dwl 212 Francisco
Boyeuval Armand, cellarmaii I. Landsberger & Co., dwl
1026 Stockton
Eoyer A. J., printer, dwl 44^ Sixth
Boyer Charles H., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 1505 Dup
Boyer Edward, carpenter Palace Hotel
BoVer J., "brewerv' depQt, 4 Heron
Boyer Lewis W., clerk Faulkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1412
Pine
Boyer Robert, foreman carpenters Palace Hgtel
Boyer Thomas V., carpenter Palace Hotel
Boyer Urbain, polisher Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 532
Pacific
Boyer William, lamphghter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 34
Rxiss
Boyhan John, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co., dwl
445 Natoma
Boyhan Patrick, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black h Co.
Boylan Bernard (Doolcy <t Boylan), dwl 8 Auburn
Boylan Felix, shoemaker Thomas Mathews, dwl 1003
Batteiy
Boylan James, laborer, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna and
Octana
Boylan Man' (widow), dwl 813 Filbert
Boyle Alexander, first officer stm John L. Stephens Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Boyle Aiin (widow), dwl 432 Tehama
Boyle Barney, laborer Selby's Smelting Works, dwl 1615
California, rear
Boyle Bridget (widow), dwl 156 Minna
Boyle Charles, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Boyle Charles R., can-iagemaker John W. LowTy, dwl
1830 Bush
Boyle Dennis, blacksmith Central R. R., dwl 14 Garden
Bovle Dennis, tanner, dwl 530 Sixth
Boyle E. B. ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Bovle Edmund, dwl S s Hayes, bet Steiner and Pierce
Boyle Edward, baker, dwl 8 Vallejo Court
Boyle Edward, carpenter, dwl 336 Clementina
Boyle Edward, pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 432 Tehama
Boyle Edward F., inspector, dwl 24G Tehama
Boyle, Edward L.. druggist Charles W. Homer, SW cor
Sutter and Hvde
Boyle Edward P. .'fur trader, dwl 1G15 Powell
Boyle Elizabeth Mrs., proprietress Ining House, 56S Miss
Boyle Felix, mason Palace Hotel
Boyle George S., dentist, office 135 Kearny, dwl 1S21
Stockton
BOYLE HE\R¥, mining secretary, office 331 Mont-
gomerj', res San Rafael
Bojle Henry, upholsterer Egan & Beal, dwl 28 Wash
Boyle Hugh, repairer cane-bottom chairs, dwl 1S77 Mission
BoVle Hugh C. M. (Holm d^ B.), dwl 705 Pine
Boyle L, molder Hanscom & Co., dwl 18 Tehama
Boyle James, deckhand stm Alice E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. Wharf
Boyle James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 233
PenT
Boyle James, laborer, dwl 017 Capp
Bovle James, laborer Palace Hotel
Boyle James, plasterer, dwl Philadelphia House
Boyle John, baker California Cracker Co., dwl 8 Vallejo
Court
Boyle John, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Sev-
enteenth and Sanchez
Boyle John, collection office, 304 Montgomerj-, dwl S s
Hayes bet Steiner and Pierce
Bovle John, laborer, dwl 07 Stevenson
Boyle John, tanner Cornelius 0*Donnell, dwl 13 Clara, rear
Boyle John C, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl Railroad
House
Boyle John J., clerk, dwl 1516 Powell, rear
Boyle John J., druggist A. McBoyle & Co., dwl W s Ohio
bet Broad wav and Vallejo
Boyle John T., bookkeeper, dwl 1830 Bush
Boyle LawTence, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 127 Welsh
Bovle M. Mrs., dwl 783 Market
Boyle Mary (widow), dwl 8 Vallejo Court
Bovle Mary (widow), dwl 409 Greenwich, rear
Boyle Mary Miss, compositor Cubery i: Co., dwl 409 Green-
wich, rear
Boyle Marj- Ann Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 223
Union
Boyle Michael, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Boyle Michael, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NE cor
Shasta and Michigan
Boyle Michael, liquor saloon. 420 Pacific
Boyle Michael, watchman, dwl 234 Fremont
Boyle Neil, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 621^ Minna
Bovle O. M., dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Boyle Owen, laborer, dwl 621 Minna
Boyle Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Ohio bet Vallejo and
Broadway
Boyle Patrick, confectioner, dwl 114^ Turk
Boyle Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Ohio
Boyle Patrick, mason Palace Hotel
Boyle Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Boyle Peter, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s Geor-
gia bet Shasta and Sierra
Boyle Peter, molder. dwl 18 Tehama
Boyle Peter, proprietor New York Lodging House, 221
Pacific
Boyle Robert, fai-mer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach Road
nr Ocean View House
Boyle Robert, glassst^iner, dwl 568 Mission
Bovle Sarah J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School,
" dwl 1830 Bush
Boyle Thomas, mattressmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 320
Broadway
Bovle Thomas, shipjoiner, dwl 1S30 Bush
Boyle Thomas, upholsterer, dwl W s Oliio bet Vallejo and
Brt'adway
Boyle Timothy, stevedore, dwl 206 Ritch, rear
dwl W s Ohio bet Broadway and Vallejo
Boyle William, longshoreman, dwl 908 Pacific, re-ar
Boyle William, ranchero, dwl K\V cor Twentv-third and
Noe
Boyle William P., framemaker with Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
Boylen Charles, fruits, 1426 Stockton
Boyling Thomas, master bark Isaac Jeanes, office Pier 17
' Steuart, dwl 511 St«vensou
Boyne George, mail clerk Alta California, dwl 925^ Wash
Boyne Joseph, laborer, dwl 3 Codman PI
Boviie Thomas, boarding. 45 Vallejo
Boynton A. B. Mrs., dressmaking, 25 New Montgomery
* Grand Hotel, dwl 22 Fifth
Bo.niton C. H., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,
* dwl 836 Mission
BoJ^lton Charles E., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
1722 Eddv
Bopiton Ira A., carpenter J. M. Kelley, dwl cor Vermont
" and Twenty-second
Boj-nton L. A., 'assistant cashier V. S. Treasurer's Office,
dwl 543 Minna
Boynton Underbill, mining agent, office 402 Montgomery
room 5. dwl 472 Jessie
Boys' and Gu-ls' Aid Society, George C. Hickox president,
68 Clementina
Boysen Cliarles M., hatter K. Meussdorffer, dwl 1017 Lom-
bard
Boysen ConsUmt (widow), hattrimmer Le Gay & Co., dwl
" 313 Mason
Boysen Ferdinand, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 East
Bovsen Julius, hatter, 514 Pine
Boysen Martin, teamster Lowrj- & Wightman, dwl 106
Washington
Boyson Anderson, machinist * and toolmaker Hubash,
Kutz & Co., dwl 128 Second
Bovston J. S. (Fritz d- B.), dwl 114 Natoma
Boyzcn Frank, master master, dwl 31 Tehama
Bozio Orlando {Bozio J; Laturc), dwi SE cor Tehama and
Fourth
Bozio & Leture (Orlaiido Bozio and AugusU Lcture),
liquors. 149 Fourth
Bozman James E. , sohcitor, dwi 407 Powell
Bozhart Benjamin, laborer Nathan P. Hopkins, dwi Sut-
ter St. House
Bozzano Pasquale, marblecutter, dwi 513 Vallejo
Bozzo Emanuel, wood and coal, 739 Vallejo, dwi 737 Val-
lejo
Brabb Absalom, capitalist, dwi 115 Second
Brabb Ida Miss, clerk M. H. Garland, dwl 256 Jessie
Bmcco John, gardener, Old San Jost? Road nr Industrial
School
Brace A. , mason Palace Hot«l
Brace James, shipcarpenter, dwi Columbia Hotel
Brace John W., shipbroker, dwl 1602 Howard
Brace Nathan, brickmason, dwi 126i Welsh
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market. :
i
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Brach Georgre A., manufacturing and retail confectioner,
522 Kearny
Brach John A., confectioner George A. Brach, dwl 522
Kearny
Bracht August, carpenter, dwl 1 Harlan Place
Bracken Catherine Miss, dwl York bet Nineteenth and
T^ventieth
Bracken Delia (widow), dwl 308 Tehama
Bracken George, clerk C. E. WcCnsker & Co., dwl 944
Folsom
Bracken John, liquor saloon, cor San Bruno Road and
Railroad Av
Bracken Lawrence, trader, dwl 2 Geneva
Bracken Jlichael, longshoreman, dwl cor Genera and
Brannan
Brackett Edward A., horseshoer John W. Clough, dwl
959 Harrison
Brackett H. H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl
Russ House
Brackett Joseph G., miller, dwl 1126 Union
Brackett Marcus, collector Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
portini: Co., dwl 716 Howard
Brackett William K., clerk B. L. Solomons & Sons, dwl
412 Taylur
Brackett William L., agent, market, 206 Steuart, dwl 412
Taylor
Brackt«n Ambrose, shoemaker, dwl 27 O'Farrell
Bracoletti Dominico, gardener, dwl bet San Bruno Road
and Railroad Av, Bay \'iew
Braconnier Louis, upholsterer, dwl 627^ Union
Bracq Francois, butcher E. Artigues &. Co., dwl S 3 Fifth
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Bradburj^ , bookkeeper, dwl 743 Pine
Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., dwl 1511 Clay
Bradbun" Andrew, porter Cubery & Co., dwl 912 Powell
BRADBIBY 'WILLIAM B., sash, door, blind, and
ra-iltliiig manufactiu-er, Mechanics' Mill Building, SW
cor Mission and Fremont, dwl 141G Bush
Bradbun.' William T., physician, office 16 Geary, and
school director, dwl 2027 Mission
Bradbur\' V. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl 1511 Clay
Bradbury's Building, 52 Second
Braddock William J., carriagepainter Walker &. Klapper-
ich, dwl SE cor Mission and Fourteenth
Braden Oliver, trackman Central Pacific R. R., dwl Park
Hot^l
Braden Thomas, contractor, dwl W s Scott bet Geary and
Post
Brader O. P. (Webry d- B.\ dwl 220 Pacific
Brader Henry, wholesale liquors, 621 Sansom, dwl 733
Broadway
Bradfield Richard, miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 424 San
Bradfield Robert, clerk Golden Gate Mills, dwl S19 Mont
Bradford C. H.. capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Bradford Edwin J., plumber James De la Montanya, dwl
130S PoweU
Brauford George, seaman, dwl 12 Bowman PI
Bradford George B., real-estate agent, dwl 65 Tehama
Bradford George L. , dwl 65 Tehama
Bradford Gershom, assistant L^. S. Coast Survey, office 214
St^tckton, dwl 839 Mission
Bradford Sarah Miss, dwl 812 California
Bradford S. S., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl
Pacific nr Franklin
Bradford Thaddeus D. , mining and stockbroker, office 600
Montgomery, dwl 613 Fell
Bradford Thomas G., druggist, dwl 812 California
Bradford Wallace, salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 1
Winter Place
Bradford William, special policeman, dwl 415 Powell
Bradford William B., with Leveridge, Wadhams &Co.,
dwl 2615 Bush
Bradford Woodbury, foreman Monitor, dwl 1 Winter Lane
Bradlee Frank K., driver Market St. Railway, dwl N s
Seventeenth nr Valencia
Bradlee Stephen H. Jr., butcher, dwl 1145 Folsom
Bradley A. G. . miner, dwl 036 Commercial
Bradley Aanson S., driver City R. R., dwl 1631 Mission
Bradley Alfred O., finisher Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 333
Bush
Bradley A. S., driver Mission St. R. R., dwl 1631 Mission
Bradley Aser M., laborer Cal. Furniture Manufacturing
Co., dwl 712 Sutter
Bradley Bernard, housepainter, dwl 655 Willow Av
Bradley Bernard, janitor, dwl 1222 Eddy
Bradley B. T., special poHceeman, dwl 1421 Bush
Bradley Charles, stevedore, dwl 249 Peny-
Bradley Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 165 Tehama
Bradley Eliza Mrs., lodgings, 5 Stocliton
Bradley FVank, dwl 5 Stockton
Bradley Frank, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Commercial
St." \Miarf
Bradley Frank, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. California, dwl
545 First
Bradley George L., merchant, dwl 820 Sutter
Bradley Henry W., importer photographic and ambro-
tj-^ie material. 618 and 620 Clay {aiid Bradley i- Ru-
lofsem), dwl 113 Taylor
Bradley James W., Coopers' Union No. 1, dwl 417 Bush
Bradley John, molder Union Iron Works
Bradley John, stableman, dwl 254 Stevenson
Bradley John, waiter Russ House
Bradley John J., peddler, dwl 5 Oak
Bradley Joseph, cooper, dwl 510 Sixteenth
Bradley Man" G. (widow), dwl 206 Fourth
Bradley M. F., lather Palace Hotel
Bradley Michael, teamster, dwl 20S Eighth
Bradley Nelly Miss, tailoress L. Kelly, dwl 149 Perry
Bradley Patrick, ciurier, dwl 624 Brannan
Bradley Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 32
Natoma
Bradley Peter, furniture dealer, dwl Jessie bet Willow
and Eighteenth
Bradley Richard, captain schooner Dreadnought, office 22
Market
Bradley Robert, lather, dwl 2 Dodge
Bradley Rcibert, painter, dwl 164 Jessie
Bradley Samuel, patternmaker City Iron Works, dwl E s
Minna nr Fifteenth
Bradley Theodore, principal Boys' High School, dwl 417
Powell
Bradley Thomas F., pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 10 Har-
lan PI
Bradley William, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Bradley William, pantryman Lick House, dwl 350 Jessie,
rear
Bradley William, teamster, dwl Jessie bet Willow and
Eighteenth
Bradley William F., bookkeeper and salesman William
Butterfield, dwl 335 Broadway
Bradley William J., plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
Bradley William O., policeman City Hall, dwl 1513 Taylor
BRADLEY A RIXOF!SO\ {Henry W. Bradley and
William U, llulo/son), photographic art gallery, 429
Montgomer}' cor Sacramento
Bradriok Isaac, policeman City Hall, dwl 113 Dora
Bradshaw George, bookkeeper Walter Tumbull & Co.,
dwl 1715 Webster
Bradshaw H. B., clerk Nelson & Doble, dwl 219 Lombard
Bradshaw James, laborer, dwl W s Cook nr Point Lobos Av
Bradshaw Richard, blacksmith Zina & Cunningham, dwl
65S Howard
Bradshaw Samuel, carpenter, dwl 1715 Webster
BRAD.STREET J. M. «£ SOX, improved mercantile
agency, New York, James R. Pickens superinteudent,
olfice 230 California
BRADSTREET J. K., rubber molding, 314 Pine, dwl
1224 Mission
Bradt Charles, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 220 Stock
Brady Alice E., conifortermaker Du Rose & Banks, dwl
1032 Market
Brady Anna, dressmaker, 914 Folsom
Brady Benjamin, general merchandise, 311 Commercial,
dwl 1318 Broadway
Brady B. P., clerk stm Yosemite, dwl 1223 Filbert
Brady Bridget (widow), dwl 14i Mason, rear
Brady Catharine Mrs., varieties. 125 Fifth
Brady Charles, molder Savage & Son, dwl 28 Minna
Brady Charles, student, dwl 132 Turk
Brady Daniel, butcher, dwl NW cor Natoma and Second
Brady Daniel, butcher, dwl 4 Natoma
Brady David, shoemaker Einstein Bros. &. Co., dwl 1135
Mission
Brady Edward, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 131^
Dora
Brady Edward M., steward American Exchange, dwl 132
Turk
Brady Edward R., clerk Treasurer's Office Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 130 Turk
Brady Eugene, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl NW
cor Franklin and Fult':)n
Brady Felix, laborer, dwl 152 First
Brady Felix, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co. , dwl 138 Post
Brady Francis, laborer, dwl S s Liberty bet Guerrero and
Valencia
Brady Frank, molder Savage & Son, dw! 28 Minna
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELEY made to order and REPAIEED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
Brady Frank, shipcarpenter, dwl 727 Folsom
Brady Henrj', sugar refiner, dwl 32 Rausch
Brady Henrj' J., attorney at law, office NE cor Montgom-
ery andJackson, dwl 533 Sacramento
BradvHugh, weigher, dwl 624 Brannan
Brady James (J. cC* J. Brady), dwl 9 Sumner
Brady James, blacksmith, dwl 608 Vallejo
Brady James, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 164 Jessie
Brady James, insurance agent, dwl W s Church bet Twen-
ty-fourth nnd Elizabeth
Brady James, laborer, dwl 302 Fremont
Brady James, laborer, dwl 414 Folsom, rear
Brady James, laborer U. S. Marine Hospital
Brady James, letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 6 Moul-
t'i)n PI
Brady James, mining engineer, dwl 33 Oak Grove Av
Brady James, piledriver, dwl E s Steiner bet Pine and Cal
Brady James, special policeman City Hall
Brady James, stevedore, dwl S s Green\vich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansoni
Brady James F., city agent State Investment and Ins.
Co., dwl 2007 Mission
Brady James \V., tinsmith Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1
Vincent
Brady J. & J., oyster saloon, 530 Market
Brady John (J. d- J. Brady), dwl S53 Harrison
Brady John, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 349 Te-
hama, rear
Brady John, extraman Honk and Ladder Co, No. 2 S. F.
F. D., dwl Vallejo nr Kearny
Brady John, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl 1616 Mason
Brady John, laborer, dwl 17 St. Charles PI
Brady John, stockbroker, dwl 320 Minna
Brady John, waiter J. B. Reag:an, dwl St. Charles Hotel
Brady John, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Montana, dwl
549 Mission
Brady John J., contractor, dwl 608 Third
Brady John J., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 717
Tehama
Brady John R., capitalist, dwl 126 Eighth
Brady John T., salesman Charles Lanj^dey & Co., dwl 720
California
Brady J. Philip, pressman Woman's Publishing Co., dwl
417 Stockton
Brady M., engineer Palace Hotel
Brady M., laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R. R. cor
Fifth and Townsend
Brady Margaret A., wines and liquors, junction Market
and Valencia
Brady Martin, tanner, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Brady Matthew, assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 1214
Stockton
Brady Matthew, steward stm John L. Stephens, dwl 351
Grove
Brady Michael, blacksmith John R. Sims, dwl 1616 Mason
Brady Michael, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
BradV Michael, laborer, dwl 514 Sixth
Brady Michael, laborer Michelssen Brown & Co., dwl S s
Seventh Av nr M, South S. F.
Bradv Michael, stonecutter, dwl 1816 Powell
Brady Michael, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
BradV ilichael T., laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 614
Sixth
Bradv Nicholas, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 416 Stev
Brady Owen {Lcnhart & B.), dwl 304 Mason
Brady Owen, laborer, dwl 404 Broadway
Brady Owen, laborer, dwl junction Guerrero and Market
Brady Owen E., bricklayer, dwl 914 Folsom
Brady P., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brady Patrick {Thonms U. Brady <£; Co.), dwl E B Devis-
adero bet O'Farrell and Gear>'
Brady Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 19 Kate
Brady Patrick, butcher, dwl 4 Natoma
Brady Patrick, driver Golden Gate Park
Brady Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 First
Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Brady Patrick, waiter, dwl 40 Kate
Brady Patrick, tinsmith, dwl 13 Garden
Brady Peter, stableman Reardon & Hinckley, dwl SO
Clementina
BRADY V, F., La Grande Exchange, 610 Market and 11
Post, dwl 625 Bush
Brady Philip, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 9
Cleaveland
Bradv Philip, cartman, dwl 17 Gilbert, rear
Brady Philip, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Bradv Philip, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 112
First
Brady Philip, laborer Wesley Diggins, dwl W s Sutter bet
Devisadero and Broderick
Brady Philip, picture-franieniaker S. & G. Gump, dwl S s
Liberty bet Guerrero and Valencia
Brady Pbifip, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
Brady Philip W., assistant Coxmty Surveyor's Office, dwl
N s Brj'ant nr Fourth
Brady P, T., steerage steward stm John L. Stephens
Oregon S. S. Co.
Brady Richard, drayman 431 Jackson and 511 Front, dwl
984 Harrison
Brady S. M. Mrs., dwl 27i Fourth
Brady Susan F., lodgings, 326 Fifth
Brady Terence, tinsmith, dwl Vallejo Court
Brady Thomas, dwl 5 Ewer PI
Brady Thomas (Finnigan tt B.), dwl 321 Jessie
Brady Tliomas, bricklayer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
353 Clementina
Brady Thomas, laborea- Palace Hot«l
Brady Thomas, laborer, dwl 21 Commercial, rear
Brady Thomas, porter John R. Carnahan, dwl 9 Laskie
Brady Thomas, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Brady Thomas F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
349 Tehama, rear
Brady Thomas H. (Thomas H. Brady tfc Co.), dwl Es
Devisadero bet Gearj- and O'Farrell
Brady Tliomas H. & Co. {Patrick Brady), importers and
dealers human hair, 940 Market
Brady William, engineer Palace Hotel
Brady William, longshoreman, d«l 625 Davis
Brady William J., blacksmith, dwl 126 Eighth
Brady William J., foreman boilennaker shop Risdon I.
and L. Works, dwl 34 Rausch
Braegel Charles, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 118
Stevenson
Braemer George, teamster, dwl 828 Folsom
Braga Francisco J. M., clerk WiUiams & Marshall, dwl
417 Drimim
Bragatta Richard, cook J. C. Mikulich, dwl 323 Wash
Bragg Frank, machinist Repaii- Shop Southeni Pac. R. R.,
dwl 322 Main
Bra^g George F. (George F. Bra{;<j tfc Co.), dwl Lick
House
BltAOi; GEORiiE F. A CO., importing and com-
mission merchants, and agents Oswego Starch Co.,
office 116 Front
Bragg George H., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 281
Minna
Bragg Mary Miss, assistant Girls' High School, dwl 322
Main
Eragg Rebecca Miss, teacher Union Granunar School, dwl
322 Main
BBACO ROBERT, manufacturer steering wheels and
school director, 322 Main
Brag^Robert Jr., carpent^sr Public School Department,
dwl 1230 Bush
Braham Henrj-, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl Interna-
tional Hot^l
Braham Lewis, salesman C. Funkenstein, dwl 244 Stev
Brahan Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, 231 Fifth
Brahan George, tailor, 231 Fifth
Brahany Ellen Mrs., Hquor saloon, 1139 Harrisou
Erahany J., watchman Palace Hotel
Brahany James, peddler, dwl 1139 Harrisou
Brahany Thomas, dwl 415 Powell
Braik Joseph, laborer S. Lacbman & Co., dwl 314 Mont
Brainard A. F., plumber Bush & Milne
Brainard E. L., bricklayer, dwl 520 Mission
Brainard Harry, foreman Howe Machine Co., dwl 414
O'Farrell
Brainard Henry C, caiTier Alta California, 419 O'Farrell
Brainard Richard, Uquor merchant, dwl 1412 Howard
Braithwait William, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 22 Natoma
Brake Ernst, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Brakenwagen, Henry, carpenter California Mills, dwl 432
Vallejo, rear
Braley A. M., mariner, dwl 9 St. Mary
Braley George A., fruits, Oakland Ferrj', dwl 316 Davis
Braley R. J., fruits, Oakland Ferns ti^'l 310 Davis
Bralich Frederick (Bralich & Co), dwl NW cor Clay and
Prospect PI
BinXich k Co. (Frederick Bralich and Samiiel Baker),
coffee saloon, 624 Kearny
Bramall George, secretary' Grand Division Sons Temper-
ance, office 432 Kearny, dwl 1808 Taylor
Braman Jason J., physician, office and dwl S 8 Twenty-
sixth bet Mission and Capp
Braman L. B. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl 609 Shotwell
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Braman William Mrs. (-nidow), dwi 609 Shotwell
Bramer John, teamster Eniest Hoger, dwl 1319 Pine
Bramhall C'omtliiis, capitalist, office 402 Montgomery
room 2. dwl SIO Leavenworth
Bramstedt John Henrj', liquorsaloon, SW cor Folaom and
Steuart, dwl 309 Main
Bramwell Aaron, groceries and liquors, NW cor Union
and Sansom
Brana^'an Christopher, machinist, dwl 115 First
Branagun Marguret Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Brana^'an Matthew, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 43
Minna
BranaLran William, miner, dwl 164 Jessie
Branatfan. Sv Brannagan
Branch George. sa\A'inaker Pacific Saw Manufacturing
Co.. dwl 17 Bernard
BRAXCII nOI'SE, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 424 Sansom
Branch Mint G. and S. M. Co. (Nevada Co.), J. M. Buf-
fington secretan-, office 37 Merchants' Ex-change
BRAX< H OVERLAXD HOrSE, J. E. Slinkey pro-
prietor. 51i) Sacramento
Branch William R., baker 54S Clay, dwl 17 Bernard
Branch William R. Jr., sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufact-
uring Co.. dwl 17 Bernard
Brand Aristide (A. E. Sahatie <£• Co.\ res Alameda
Brand Ernest, auditor Humboldt Savings and Loan So-
ciety, and cigars and tobacco Grand Hotel, dwl 18
Park Av
Brand F. S., clerk, dwl 54 Minna
Brand Herman, manufacturer cigars, and importer leaf
tobacco SM Battery, dwl 506 Franklin ' . .>
BrandH emian J. , manufactiiring jeweler, 235 Kearny, dwl
72S Bush
BSA\D JA3IES W, C. {Read, B. tfc CoX dwl 1917
Polk
Brand John G. {Montgomery Baths Co.), dwl NW cor
Green and Kearny
Brand Le^iihard (Brand, Ifaber d: Co.), dwl 42S Broadway
Brand Lucien, bookkeeper A. E. Sabatie & Co., res Ala-
meda
BRA\D, ^MBER ««r CO. {Leonhard Brand, Henry
D. Naber, and William Alfs), wholesale liquors, 322
Clay
Brand t. S. , clerk Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing Co. ,
dwl 54 Muma
Brandel Ernest, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
York bet Twenty -second and Twenty-third
Brandemann Charles, shipcarpent^r, dwi 103 Freelon
Brandenburg Charles, foreman George Whitney, dwl SE
cor Mission and Steuart
Brandenstein Gusta\-us, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 447 Natoma
Brandenstein Herman (Clayburgh d- B.), dwl 112 Post
Brandenstein Herman H., bookkeeper with Hecht Bros.
& Co., dwl 505 Powell
Brandenstein Joseph (A. S. Bose^ibaum tfc Co.) dwl 121
Eddy
Brandenstein M. & Co. {hazard Godckaux), wholesale
butchers cattle and sheep dealers, S s First Av nr
Keutucky, South S. F., office 529 Clay
Brandenstein Meyer {M. Brandenstein d; Co.), dwl 709
O'Farrell
Brander H. T., barkeeper John S. Brander, 225 Clay
Brander John S., liquor saloon, 225 Clay, dwl 407 Filbert
Brandhofer Magle. tailor, dwl cor California Av andCoso,
Bemal Heights
Brandon D., dwl 118 Post
Brandon Edward, seaman stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wiarf
Brandon Joseph R. {Grey & B.), attorney at law, office
604 Merchant, dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-sixth
Brand'.n Michael, driver with D. E. Root & Co., dwl 79
Clementina
Brandon Patrick, pantryman stm Senator
Brandon Patrick, special policeman, dwl 28 Clarence PI
Brandon William M. {Brandon tC- Husselman), dwl 683
Grove
Brandon & Husselman {William M. Brandon and Sam-
uel B. BuMelman), real-estate agents, 526 Kearny
Brandow Henry W., tinsmith with Thomas Bertram, dwl
758 Mission
Brandow Peter, horaetrainer, dwl S 8 Point Lobos Av nr
Seventh Av
Brandt A. B. {A. B. Brandt ifc Co.), dwl
Brandt A. B. & Co., intelligence office, 608 Market
Brandt Adolph {Hein tfc B.), dwl NE cor Battery and
Filbert
Brandt AJonzo, Boilermakers* Assn, 818 Howard
Brandt August, dwl 131 Second
Brandt August W'., cook Althof Bros., dwl Hi Freelon,
rear
Brandt E. L., house and sign painter, J213 Pine, dwl Cos-
mnii.jlitan H'ltel
Brandt i'., ga>ritter Bush & Milne
BRAMkT ER14' A., groceries and liquors, 131 Third,
dwl 64b Ht^tward
Brandt Fred, painter and wall whitener, dwl 14 Xatnma
Brandt Frederick {Fvicier d- B.), dwl 1015 Stockton
Brandt Frederick, clerk W. H. Hencken, dwl NE cor
Third and Perry
Brandt George E., sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl 110 Vir-
ginia
Brandt Henry, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 871
Mission
Brandt Isaac B. L., attorney at law, office 430 California,
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brandt Jacob, foreman Ordenstein & Co., dwl E s Market
bet Ninth and Tenth
Brandt John {Po.^tcl X- B.), dwl 223 Perrj-
Brandt Louis, foreman Liebes Bros. & Co , dwl 614 Sutter
Brandt Louis, upholsterer, 119 Sixth, res Oakland
Brandt Louis A., clerk, dwl 1310 Pine
Brandt Maurice, salesman Colman Bros., dwl NW cor
Octavia and Grove
Brandt Otto, groceries and liquors, 1038 Market, dwl 540
Jessie
Brandtberg Wilhelm, Scandinavian Soc. 71 New Mont
Branenberg Charles, stevedore G. H. MTiitney
Branford Rebecca (widow), dwl 1213 Broadwav, rear
Brankin Mary Mrs., upholsterer, dwl 636 Green
Branks James W., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 115 Grove
Branger John B., cook, dwl 1000 Powell
Brangon Richard M. (T. H. Hatch d: Co.). dwl 1300 Pine
Brann Frank R., clerk Hawes & Snow, dwl 333 Jessie
Brann Robert C. {Harding cL- B.), dwl 333 Jessie
Brannagan Patrick, confectionery, 1240 Bush
Brannagan. See Branagan
Brannan Frank, butter, eggs, and cheese, 37 Centre Mar-
ket, dwl 1328 Sacramento
Brannan James, clerk SIcGillan & Co., dwl 407 Fourth
Brannan James, laborer, dwl 45 Louisa
Brannan James, foreman Spring Valley Water W^orks, dwl
1721 Leavenworth
Brannan James, mattressmaker, dwl S s Clay bet Brode-
erick and Baker
Brannan James, metalroofer, dwl 527 Howard
Brannan James Mrs., dwl 110 Natoma
Brannan James E., salesman E. C. Dake & Co., dwl 306
Tehama
Brannan Jesse, carpenter William Dregger, dwl 114 Minna
Brannan John, laborer, dwl 45 Louisa
Brannan John, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Brannan John, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet Bryant and
Harrison
Brannan John, porter Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Montana,
Folsom St. Wharf
Brannan John, stevedore, dwl 10 Howard
Brannan LawTence. blacksmith's helper Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.'s Wharf, dwl 4S Louisa
Brannan M., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Bi-annan Martin, boarding, cor Battery and Green
Braiinan Martin, superintendent Savage & Son, dwl 1034
Mission
Brannan Michael, coachman Occidental Hotel, dwl 79
Clementina
Brannan Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 15 Cleaveland
Brannan Richard, stonemason Orford & Degan, dwl 1519
Mission
BRA^XAX SA3irEt, real estate, office 420 Montgom-
en,-, room 1 third floor, dwl 48 Tehama
Brannan Thomas {Ken7iey A B.), dwl 743 Tehama
Brannan Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 255 Commercial
Brannan Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Illinois nr Twentieth
Brannan Thomas, shoemaker John McQuade, dwl 552
Linden Av
Brannan Thomas, teamster, dwl 34 Harriet
Brannan Thomas, wood and coal dealer, dwl 714 Tehama
Brannan William, teamster E. & H. Moffatt, dwl cor First
Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Brannan. See Breunan
Branner Harriet Miss, seamstress, dwl 37 Langton
Braiming August, stevedore A. C. Freese
Brannigan Philip, stevedore, dwl 119 Vallejo
Branscheid William, bootmaker, 638 Com, dwl 820 Pacific
Branscheid WiUiam H., collector George H. Tay & Co.,
dwl 820 Pacific
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Branson Ware, sailmaker Harding & Brann, res Oakland
Brant Charles, bricklaver, dwl Columbia Hotel
Brant Charles, steward, dwl 304 Folsom
Brant John H., teamster, NW cor Sacramento and Davis,
dwl 329 Eddy , „ ^
Brant William P., bricklayer, dwl E s Jones bet Broadway
and Vallejo ^ - „
Branthwaite H. C, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl Broadway bet Sansom and Battery
Brantigan HeniT, fruits, 1104 Folsom
Brarens Ferdinand E. , laborer Hubert Lustenberger, dwl
cor Tliirtieth and California Av, Bemal Heights
Brarkee Fred., quartermaster Paciflc Mail S. S. Arizona
Brasche George H. , clerk, dwl 403 Third
Brasche John, diamondsetter, dwl 516 Paciflc
Brasche William, benchhand Daniel D. Holland, dwl cor
Buchanan and Willow Av
Brask Charles (Charles Brmir J: Brother), dwl 426 Drumm
Brask Charles & Brother (John Brask), Uquor saloon, 113
Jackson
Brask John (Charles Brask & Brother), dwl 426 Drumm
Brasnam M., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 29 Austan
Brasnan John D., porter, dwl 160 Tehama
Brass John, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 636 Commercial
Bratanich Anton, cook Eocco Beban, dwl SE cor Dupont
and Broadway
Bratts Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brauer A., professor music, dwl 126 Turk
Brauer Albert, barkeeper August Meyer, 409 Pacific
Brauer Alois (Frederick Hess A Co.), dwl 722 Union
Brauer Hans, cook Peter Bolte, dwl 32 Rausch
Brauer Jens C, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Brauer William, machinist and coppersmith, dwl 616 Cal
Braum Charles, porter, dwl 4 St. Mary PI
Braun Albert, master mariner, dwl 405 Union
Braun Andreas, baker Joseph Bock, dwl 717J Market
Brami August F. H., machinist, dwl 1 Ewer PI
Braun Cliarles, teacher Hebrew, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Braun C. H. F., cashier B. Davidson & Co., res Oakland
Braun Emile, engraver Frontier, Bellemere & Co., res
Oakland
Braun H., musician, dwl 436 Union
Braun John, longshoreman, dwl 123 Jackson
Braun John, waiter, dwl 123 Jackson
Braun Tlieodore, tailor, 2S Stockton
Braun William, laborer, dwl Clinton nr Bryant
Brauscheid William, shoemaker, dwl 820 Paciflc
Braunschweiger Hermann (A. Fenkhamer Jc Co.), dwl
W s Fourth bet King and Berry
Brarmschweiger Louis, clerk Hoelscher & Bros., dwl N s
Fourth bet King and Berry
Braverman Louis (Braverman Jc Levy), dwl 1016 Eddy
BRAVEKMAJi AND lE^Tf (Lovis Braverman and
John Levy), Importers and retail watches, jewelry,
diamonds, silverware, etc., 119 Montgomery
Brawlv John, waiter 648 Clay, dwl E s Fair Oaka nr
T\ventv-third
Bray Anthony, dwl 34 Erie PI
BRAY BROTHERS (Watson A. Bray), commission
merchants and agents Ahiso Flour Mills, 226 Clay
Bray Dennis, sampler, dwl 227 Minna
Bray Jacques, waiter with Frank Coen
Bray John A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl Euss
House
Bray John S., mining expert, dwl 639 Turk
Bray Warren L., whitener J. C. Sellers, dwl 31 Second
Bray Watson A. (Bray Brothers), res Fruit Vale, Alameda
Co.
Bray William, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl cor Mission
'and Twenty-sixth
Bray William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Bray William H., editor, dwl 309 Ivy Av
Bra'yshaw Robert, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
"dwl 927 Greenwich
Brayton Albert T. (Rankin, B. <t- Co.), res Oakland
Brazel Patrick, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 279 Clara
Brean Dennis, fresco painter, dwl 164 Jessie
Brearley Minnie M. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 645 Clay
Brecher Adam M., hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
25 Morton
Breck Charles E., dwl 424 Saneom
Breck Franijois, cook, dwl 1337 Dupont
BRECK SAMUEl iMsU,, adjutant-general Deportment
of California U. S. A., office 106 Stockton, dwl Grand
Hotel . ^ „.
Breckinridge John W., assistant register clerk Third Dis-
trict Court, dwl 706 Pine
Breckem'idge Robert, laborer, dwl 404 Folsom
Breckle Frederick, brewer, dwl 1419 Paciflc
Breckoeder Mary (widow), dwl S s PostbetBakerand Lyon
Breckwold Frederick, teamster Nicholas Bruns, dwl 31
Hinckley
Bredemeier Diedrich, barkeeper Mrs. M. Miller, dwl 627
Pacific
Bredhoff Henry (Bredhnff i- SiiMing), dwl 1608 Powell
BREDIIOFF Jt Sl!Hl,Vi*i (Henry Bredhof and Her-
man H. Siihlinq), liquor saloon, 423 East
Bredin John F., stairbuUder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
315 Minna
Bredt Eustace, dealer hides, dwl 365 Grove
Bredull Rehihold, physician, office and dwl E s Railroad
Av bet Twelfth and Tliirteenth avs, South S. F.
Bree John (Thomas W. Bree d- Co.), dwl 642 Mission
Bree John H., brassflnisher Thomas W. Bree & Co., dwl
642 Mission
Bree Thomas W. (Thomas IF. Bree A Co.), dwl 542 Miss
Bree Thomas W. & Co. (John Bree), brassfinishers and
musical instrumentmakers, 542 Mission
Breed Edward A., bookkeeper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
8 Brenham PI
Breed S. F., physician, office and dwl 123 Keaniy
Breed S. F. Mrs., clairvoyant physician, office and dwl
128 Kearny
Breede Henry A., laborer National Flour Mills, dwl 422
Natoma
Breen Daniel, sahmaker Paul Fleury, dwl 338 Minna
Breen Dennis, paperhanger George W. Clark, dwl Jessie
bet Second and Third
Breen James, bookkeeper, dwl 614 Kearny
Breen James E., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 836 Mission
Breen James G., plumber, dwl 668 Mission
Breen John, cooper, 120 Washington, dwl 628 Post
Breen John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Breen John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Breen John, watchman Fashion Stables
Breen Matthew, laborer, dwl 003 Minna
Breen Michael J., carrier Evening Bulletin and Morning
Call, dwl 431 Bn'ant
Breen Nellie Miss, hairdresser, 1008 Market, dwl S. W. cor
Powell and Ellis
Breen Owen, blacksmith, dwl cor Twenty -fourth and Miss
Breen Patrick, laundryman Occidental Hotel, dwl City
Land Homstead nr San Miguel Station
Breen Peter, paperhanger George W. Clark, dwl 33 Eddy
Breen Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl N s Market nr
Laguna . ,
Breen Timothy, driver Elliot Brothers, dwl 9 Martin s
Block S s Market nr Seventh
Breen Timothy, laborer Palace Hotel
Breen William, hackman, dwl 8 PeiTy
Breen Willim, laborer Palaoe Hotel
Breen Wills O., cashier J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 10 Lc-
roy PI
Breene William, seaman Paciflc Mail S. S. Gipsey
Breeney Louis, laborer, dwl 10 \Miit« PI
Breening WiUiam, barkeeper, dwl W s Capp bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Breese Joseph C. , salesman Snow & May, dwl 1240 How
Breeze Charles K. (Brceie it Loughran), dwl 718 O'Far-
rell _, ,
Breeze Edward L., shoemaker WiUiam Wilkmson, dwl
1318 Pine
Breeze James H., mspector Custom House, dwl 16 O Far-
rel
Breeze Louisa (widow), dwl 713 O'Farrell
Breeze Thomas W. (V. Enqle A Co.), dwl 130 O'Farrell
BREEZE A LOrGHRAN (Charles K. Breeze and
Thomas Lonyhran), produce and provision mer-
chants, SW cor Washington and Davis
Breid Francis, locksmith Sefrin & Srfiober, dwl 438 Bdwy
Breidenbach Frank, cabinetmaker fHeld & Frei, dwl 317
Bush /
Breidenbach Joseph, dyer, 734 Washington
Breidenstein Leonhardt, jeweli-y boxmaker, S28 Bush,
dwl 1209 Kearny
Breidenstein Loins, saloonkeeper, dwl 310 Francisco
Breig John (C. A. Reiners A Co.), dwl 1513 Buchanan
Breiling Frank ( Demjler it B.), dwl 229i Minna
Broiling Jacob, market, 966 and 967 Mission
Breiling John (Breiling & Dahl), dwl 662 Howard
Breiling & Dahl (John Breiling and Henry Dahl), mar-
ket, 216 Second
BreitUiig Phillipine (widow), dwl 417 Grove
Brekle Gottlieb, proprietor Golden City Brewery, 1431
Pacific
Breley Margaret J. (widow), dwl 1203 Howard
MORGAN & GO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyster
C. p. VAN SCHAACX & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Bremberg B. L., student Heald's Business College
Bremen Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 9 Lib-
erty
Bremer Christopher, janitor New Music Hall, dwl 228 Bush
Bremer H. & Co. , groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth and
Bryant
Bremer Henr,' {H. Bremer d- Co.), dwl 770 Br>'ant
Bremer H.vman, merch.ant, oiiice 421 Sacramento,
Bremer John, laborer Palace Hotel
Bremer Joseph (Breiiu-r A- Brother), dwl 603 Sutter
Bremer S. , butcher Miller & Lux
Bremer William, driier Lyon & Co., dwl 145 Jessie
Bremer William H. (Bremer it Brother), dwl NW cor Pa-
cific and Jones
Bremer & Brother (Joseph and William H. Bremer),
manufacturers cigars and importers leaf tobacco, 310
Sacramento
Bremeyer John, miner, dwl 407 Pacific
Bremflick Eenhard, dwl Golden Acre Nurser>- San Bruno
Road nr Twentv-ninth
BRE.NAX PAIL M., physician, office and dwl l'.!7
Montgomery
Brendeble William, extraman H. and L. Co. No. 1 S. F. F.
D.. dwl 22 O'Farrell
Brendel Eniest, lamplighter, dwl W s York bet Twenty-
second and Twentv-third
Brendel F. W. (Brendel d- Volz), dwl 836 Market
Brendel & Volz (F. W. Brendel and Charles C. Folz),
restaiuTuit and o.yster saloon, lOlt; Market
Brenedero John, hairworker, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Brenham Charles J., office 320 Sansom, dwl 'SW cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Brennan , dwl 29 Second
Brennan Alice Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Allen, dwl 621
Bryant
Brennan Annie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1145 Folsom
Brennan Dennis, laborer, dwl SE cor Harrison and Beale
Brennan Ellen Miss, tailoress, dwl 306 Tehama
Brennan Helen (widow), dwl 16 William
Brennan James (O'Hara ,t B.), dwl S s Broadway nr San
Brennan James, cutter, dwl 306 Tehama
Brennan James, jeweler, dwl 1004 Minna
Brennan James, laborer, dwl 56 Natoma
Brennan James, laborer Manuf. Kunball Co., dwl 46
Louisa
Brennan James, saloonkeeper, dwl SE cor Har and Beale
Bremian James F., barkeeper stm Antelope, dwl 320 Lomb
Brennan John (Keyinedij, O'Xeil d- B.), dwl lis Third
Brennan John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R,
Brennan John, steamboatman, dwl 625 Davis
Brennan John C, milkman, dwlS s Filbert bet Pierce and
Steiner
Brennan JohnT., porter Hoffman &Co., dwl Santa Clara
bet Utah and Nebraska
Brennan Josephine Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E. Kelly, dwl
211 aara
Brennan Martin, porter Neustadter Brothers, dwl 5 Lafay-
ette Pi
l;rennan Martin J., tannery, cor Twenty-sixth and York,
dwl 301 Sixteenth
l:rennan Marv", cook, dwl 512 Mission
Lrennan Mary Miss, compositor Women's Publishing Co..
dwl 16 William
Brennan Mari- (widow), dressmaker, dwl 306 Tehama
Brennan Michael, capitalist, dwl Brookh-n Hotel
Brennan Michael, carpenter Palace Hot«l, dwl 171 Minna
Brennan Michael, stairbuilder Dillon & Drew
Brennan M. T. , bricklayer, dwl 211 Clara
Brennan Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Harrison and Beale
Brennan Patrick J., gilder Fr. H. Kosenbaiuu & Co., dwl
7 Havward
Brennan R. P. Rev., pastor Mission Dolores Church, dwl
W s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Brennan Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 737 Market
BKK\XA\ THOMA.S W., Old California Exchange,
XE cnr Kearny and Clay, dwl 931 Howard
Brennan Tim.jthy, coachman John O. Earl, dwl 30 Silver
lirennan Timothy, cook, dwl 512 Mission
i:rennan William, conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Brennan William, laborer, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
Brennan William, longshoreman, dwl 315 Brj-ant, rear
Brennan William T., bricklayer, dwl 211 Clara
Brennan see Brannan
Brenneman Louis, salesman F. Schleifer & Co., dwl 533
Br\"ant
Ercnnemar Loms, clerk Constantine Villard, dwl 607
Greenwich
Brenner , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Brenner Ferdinand W., clerk, dwl 625 Stevenson
Brenner Leopold, fish 62 Centre Market, dwl 1301^ Larkin
Brenner William H., groceries and liquors, NW o:>r Pa-
cific and Jones, dwl 1605 Jones
Brenning George A., laborer, dwl 309 Eighth
Brent James, teamster Lane &, Pullen, dwl NE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Brentnall John Mrs., dwl 27 Hunt
Brereton James, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 614
Brannan
Brereton John, clerk John J. Reardon. dwl 75S Howard
Brereton Robert M., chief engineer and general superin-
tendent Jan Joaquin and Ring's River Canal and Lr-
rigation Co., ofliee 302 CalLforriia, dwl 322 Ellis
Bresingham Cornelius, laborer, dwl 402 Seventh
Bresland H., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Bresland Michael H., dwl 44 Clementina
Bresland William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Breslauer Benjamin, merchant (Chico), dwl 18^ Harriet
Breslauer Flora Mrs., saleswoman Lesser Leszynsky, dwl
44 Third
Breslauer Henry, merchant, dwl 1306 Pine
Breslauer Lipman (BreslatKr d- Lei'ii), office 222 Cal
Breslauer Theodore, bookkeeper W'urkheim Bros., dwl
822 Ellis
Breslauer Theodore, traveling agent, dwl 44 Third
Breslauer & Levy(ii>»i(7/t Breslaxur and Nathan Le\>y),
hides and wool, 222 California
Breslin Annie Miss, tailoress L. Kelly, dwl 70 Tehama
Breslin I)aniel, dwl 919 Montgomery
Breslin Daniel, engineer S. F." Gas Light Co., dwl 70 Teha-
ma, rear
Breslin Dennis, laborer, dwl 206 Clara
Breslin Jeremiah, laborer, dwl King St. House
Breslin John, liquor saloon, 217 Beale
Breslin John, stonemason, dwl 1017 Mason
Breslin John, waiter Lick House
Breslin Kate, dressmaker, 919 Montgomery
Breslin LawTence Rev., assistant pastor St. Peter's
R. C. Church, dwl E s Alabama nr Twenty-fourth
Breslin Patrick, brassfinisher, dwl 135 Tehama
Breslin Thomas, laborer Superintendent Public Streets
Breslin William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second, dwl 3 Verona PI
Bresnahan John, laborer, dwl 104 Shipley
Bressell Patrick, painter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 137
Clara
Bresson Joseph, tobacconist, dwl SE cor Taylor and
Yallejo
Bresson Michael, laborer, dwl 1 Haggin
Bretonnel H.. jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl
1023J Sutter
Bretonnel J. V., lapidary Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl
1023i Sutter
Bretscheid Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Brett E. P., bookkeeper Treadwell & Co., dwl 322J O'Far-
rell
Brett Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brett Michael, hostler Sutter St. R. B., dwl 9 Austin
Brettell George, patternmaker Dunn & Kewin, dwl 46
Zoe
Brette^ille Y. de, employment office, 626 Montgomery,
dwl 244 Perrj'
Breuer Herman (Brevier <t Puvoc/el), dwl NW cor Dupont
and Yallejo
Breuer Jacob, cabinetmaker, dwl 933 Howard
Breuer John T., tailor, 824 Pacific
Breuer & Puvogel (Hermnn Breiter and John Pvvo-
gel), groceries .and liquors, NW cor Dupont and Yallejo
BKEI'IL EI»iO.\D, consulat-general of France, office
436 Jackson, dwl 800 Stockton
Breulet Paul, laborer, dwl 203 Post
Breuner F. W. , laborer Palace Hotel
Brevett A. W.. emploj-ment agent, dwl 32 Everett
Brevett Martha (colored), boarding, 345 Fourth
Brew Nathaniel, shipwright, dwl 748 Harrison
Brew T. J., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
Brewer -Andrew G. , carpenter "William B. Bradbxiry, dwl
9tJ4 Montgomery
Brewer George, bridgebuilder, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
Brewer George, real estate, dwl S s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Brewer Jacob, carpenter, dwl 20 Everett, rear
Brewer John, carpenter, dwl 616 California
BRE>VEK .lOH.V H., attorney at law, office 33 Mer-
chants" Exchange, res Oakland
Brewer William, special policeman, dwl 204 Montgomery
Brewster , attorney at law, dwl 204 Montgomery
Brewster Ann Mrs. , furnished rooms, 128 Post
1 PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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Brewster Daniel E., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica,
dwl 834 Seventh
Brewster Ferdinand T., U. S. ganger, office 321 Battery,
dwl S09 Stockton
Brewster George, painter John Brewster, dwl 1615 Post
Brewster I. K. Mrs., housekeeper ArUngton House, 127
Kearny
Brewster John, calker, dwl 5 Stevenson
Brewster John, house, sicm. and ornamental painter and
srlazier. 17 Belden. dwl 1615 Post
Brewster John A., ci\-il enirineer, dwl 756 Folsom
Brewster yiarr, hunished rooms, 131 Montgomery
BREWSTER ROILA E., mining, office 312 Mont-
gomery', dwl Occidental Hotel
Brewster Ulysses S., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
dwl Russ House
Brewster Willi.-im, rigtrer, dwl 334 Seventh
Brewster William C, clerk Henri Wendel, dwl 334 Seventh
Brewton James G., liquor saloon, 536 Jackson, dwl 11
Verba Buena
Brewton John C, dwl SW cor Stockton and Sacramento
Brev Louis, waiter Gerstenherg & Bro.
Brian John, stableman, dwl 91 Stevenson
Briand John, tailor, dwl 31 Hinckley
Briand Pierre, cabinetmaker, dwl 332 Pacific
Brice Francis, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. CoUma
Brice George, bellman Overland House, 533 Sacramento
Brice James, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 740 Guerrero
Brick Augustus, bookkeeper, dwl 40 Minna
Brick Charles, cartman, dwl Union nr Jasper
Brick Daniel, bootmaker James H. Swain
Brick John G., steward Milton S. Latham, 63S Folsom
Bricklayers' Protective Association, 232 Sutter
Bricklv John, watchman S. F. M.-inuf. Co., dwl 1003 Bat
Bricke'll John, mmer, dwl 307 Lombard
Bricker Jacob, housemover, dwl 56.S Mission
Brickette John, fruits 506 Larkin, dwl 6 Tyler
Brickette Mary, confectionery, 6 Tyler
Bricklev EUen (widow), dwl 729 Clementina
Bricklev James, carpenter and builder, dwl 729i Clem
Bricklev Jolm, clerk R. H. FoUis, dwl 72y Oementma
Bricklev John, peddler, dwl N s Haight bet Buchanan
and Webster
Bricklev Peter, peddler, dwl E s Ninth nr Hamson
Bricklev Richard, watchman Cal. Mills, dwl 1003 Battery
Bricklev WilUam, waiter, dwl 28 Louisa
Brickwedel C. H. Jr., business manager Constitution
Hotel, dwl 547 First „,,,,„
Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel <t Co.), dwl 512
Franlilin
Brickwedel Henrv & Co. (Martin Hencken), importers
and jobbers wines and liquors, 20S and 210 Front
Brickwedel H. M., accomitant Constitution Hotel, dwl
547 First
Brickwedel Jacob, liquor saloon, 52 First
Brickwedel Rebecca (widow), dwl 424J Grove
Bride Morris (O'Brien i- Bride), dwl 44 First
Brideson William, expressman, SW cor Sansom and Pme,
dwl 1617 California
Bridge Charles T., bookkeeper Alvinza Hayward, dwl 230
Bridge John, machinist Pac Rolling Mills, dwl 826 Har
Bridge Mathew, mason and builder, dwl 1717 Larkin
Bridge Samuel J., capiuUst. dwl 1014 Stockton
Bridge William E., livery and sale stables, 212 Sntter and
113 O'Farrell, dwl 405 Sutter
Bridges , dwl 226 Sutter
Bridges A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 509 Bush
Bridges Marshall C, tmware, dwl 349 Jessie
Bridges R. Edmund, bookkeeper LLnforth, Kellogg & Co,
dwl 226 Sutter
Bridgewood George W., machinist Hawkms & Cantrell,
dwl 324 ilain „ i. t:. t^
Bridgewood Joseph, hoseman Engine Co. No. 9 S. F. 1 . U. ,
dwl 324 Main o „ c t.
Bridgewood Samuel, engineman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 320 Main ^ „ ^ ,
Bridgewood Samuel J. Jr., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
324 Main
Bridgewood William, steward J. B. Haggin, dwl 324 Mam
Bridgman John W. (Glmn d- B.), dwl 122 OUve Av
Bridwell Richard F., builder, dwl 1401 Leavenworth
Briel August, butcher Dean & Co., dwl Fifteenth At bet
Q and R, South S. F.
Brien Henry A.., carriagemaker Albert Folsom
Brien James, Coopers' L'nion Ko. 1, 417 Bush
Brien Patrick, laborer J. Morton & Co.
Brier John, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, dwl 529 Valencia
Brieriv C. B., physician, dwl 2015 Polk
Brieson Cornelius, porter Eureka Warehouse, dwl Water
bet Mason and Tavlor
Brigaerts Gerard J., sawyer California Mills, dwl 14 Bour-
bin PI
Brigaerts Joseph H., carpenter California Mills, dwl 14
Bourbin PI
Brigoins William, laborer, dwl 2S Minna
Brings A. L., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 34 Hayes
Briggs Albert, merchant, dwl West End Hotel
Briggs Albert D., driver Bowen Bros., dwl 515 Stockton
Briggs AUred W., packer J. A. Folger&Cc, dwl 1407 Cal
Briggs Ann M. (widow), furnished rooms, 102 Eddy
Briggs Arthur R., with Church & Co., dwl Grand Hotel
Briggs C. B., machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 1511
Stockton
Briggs Charles 0., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
BRIGGS EDG IB, general agent ConsoUdated Tobacco
Co.. office 207 Front, dwl 33 Erie PI
Briggs E. K., caner S. F. Manul. Co., dwl 26 Geary
Briggs George, mason Palace Hotel
Briggs George, seaman, dwl 617 Davis
Briggs George W., stoves and tinware, 23 Montgomery Av,
dwl 1511 Stockton
Briggs Gustav, proprietor Germania Gardens, W s Erie
PI bet Howard and Mission
Briggs Henry, waiter Russ House
Briggs J. W.", laborer Palace Hotel
Briggs James, deckhand slm Alvarado, Eureka Dock
Briggs James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Briggs John, carver Goodnin & Co. , dwl 207 Post
Briggs Joseph, saloonkeeper PhUip Hartman, 28 Third,
dwl 14 O'Farrell
Brisgs Joseph D., brickmason. dwl 702 Post
Briggs Margaret (widow), dwl 1407 California
Briggs Maria Mrs., iumished rooms, 26 Geary
Briggs O. W. Rev., furnished rooms, 137 Montgomery,
res Alameda
Briggs William C, gold and silver engraver, 020 Mer-
chant, dwl 605 Vallejo
Briggs William L., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 23 How-
ard Court
Erig"i< WiUiam R., broker, office 2-25 Bush, dwl 2,20 Miss
Brigham Cah-in O. (C. 0. Brighitm * Co.), res Oakland
Brigham Charles B., physician and surgeon, office 703
Market, dwl Grand Hotel
Brigham C. O. & Co. (Calmn 0. Brvjham and John t.
Hoppe), prorision commission merchants, SE cor
Front and Washington
Brigham William H. (Crane i- B.), res New York City
Bright John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Grenada
Bright John, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl SE cor Battery
and Pacific
Bright John, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Bright Robert, real estate, dwl 841 Pacific
Brighton George, livery stable, 360 Natoma, res Oakland
BrignardeUo Giacomo, importer and sawyer lulian mar-
ble, 2 Main (and Stemixbnann ,(■ Co.). dwl 703 Stock
BrignoU Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 131 Sixth
Brignoli Louis, boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl 19
Louisa
Brignoni Domenico (F. Arata ,t Co.), dwl 622 Bdwy
Brigone Vincenzo, miner, dwl 215 Broadwa}'
Brilen- Peter, dwl 700 Broadway
BriU Frank, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl
Golden Gate Hotel
Brill Henrv, boots and shoes, N s Shasta nr Michigan
Brimagen George, tanner ComeUus O'Donnell, dwl 1-25
Clinton _ ™ ,
Brimigeon Samuel, teamster. Pier 2i Steu, dwl 32, Ti'Ier
Brin J. Victor, laborer G. Venard, dwl 507 Green
Brincatt Salvatore, poultryman Joseph Pace, dwl Ws
Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Brindeau Adrien, shoemaker, dwl 17 Virginia
Brindell William, stonem;ison, dwl 1717 Stockum
Brinkmann Frederick, clerk Henry Scheunamann, dwl
NE cor Jessie and Sixth
Brind Caleb (Brind i- Co.), dwl 16 Fourth
Brind & Co. (Caleb Brind), confectioners, 16 Fourth
Bringelson Peter, laborer, dwl City Land Homestead nr
San Miguel Station
Bringlev HT E.. seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Brink Marcellus, hatter Le Gay & Co., dwl 5 Cushman
Brink William, bridgetender Southern Pac. B. R., owl
Townseud bet Seventh and Eighth
Brinker Darid, cabinetmaker John Hoey, dwl 642 Misa
Brint John, dwl 129 Third
Briody Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel
Briod.v Hugh, saloonkeeper, dwl -255 CTementina
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presh Oysters.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Briody John, plumber, dwl 3 Pratt Court
ijriody Marguret (widow), dwl 413 Broadway, rear
Brioiies Alexander, wagoimiaker Jacob Sindel & Co., dwl
1515 Dupont
Brisac Felix, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe Ins.
Co., dwl 4 Burritt
Briscoe Joshua, hairdresser Gary & Blake, dwl 1328 Stock
Briscoe H. P. {Dean A Co.), dwl Russ House
Briselm Patrick, hostler Cliff House, Point Loboa Av
Brisnay Stephen, laborer, dwl 5-iS Natoma
Brisset Arthur, clerk Justinian Caire, dwl 1516 Powell
Brisson John, laborer, dwl Jlinna bet Seventh and Eighth
Bristol Andrew & (colored), stovefitter David W. Rug-
gles, dwl 805 Filbert
Bristol Henry C, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 558 Bryant
Bristol Levi E., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1415 Bush
Bristol William, jiorter Alfred H. Manning
BKITISII A.\U FOREIGN MARINE INSrRANC'E
CO., Balfour, Guthrie & Co. general agents, office 230
California
BRITISH BE\EVOLE?fT SOCIETY of California,
rooms 730 Montgomery
BRITISH COXStLAT E, W. Lane Booker consul,
office 319 California
Britt D. W. C, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 11 Pow
Britt James, pluiuber William R. Allen
Britt John, housemover, dwl 25 \Vhite PI
Britt Michael, teamster William Ken-, dwl 903 Battery
Britt William, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 52 De
Boom nr First
Brittain Solomon, dwl 919 Stockton
Brittain Williara, carriagemaker, 670 Mission, dwl S s
Twenty-second bet Valencia and Guerrero
Brittain William, mason Palace Hotel
Brittain William Henry, blacksmith, dwl S s Twenty-sec-
ond nr Guerrero
Brittau Nathaniel J. (Brittany Holbrook & Co.), dwl
Union Club
BRITTAX, HOLBROOK A CO. (jV. J. Bnttan,
Charles Hulbruok, Joint F. Merrill, and Charles Mer-
rill), importers and jobbers stoves and metals, manu-
facturers tinware. 111 and 113 Cal and 17 and 19 Daiis
Brittan Patrick, laborer, dwl Es Hartford bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
BRITT AN'S BTILI>rK«, SE cor Califoniia and Davis
Britton George W. {Goodwin d; Co.), dwl 1309 Taylor
Britton Jane (^\^dow), boarding, Sll Leavenworth
Britton John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 25
Perry
Erittttn John, sawj^er Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 13
Grand Av
Britton John W., silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 428
Natoma
BRITTON JOSEPH {Britto7i, Rey & Co.), dwl 817
Union
Britton Mary (widow), copyist, dwl 311 Jessie
Britton Michael, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
BRITTON, REY «& CO. (Joaeph Britton, J. J. Rey,
and Henry Steinegger), lithographers, 529 Commer-
cial cor Leidesdorff
Britton William, bricklayer, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel
Britton William, molder, dwl 214 First
Brizzolara Louis, wood and coal, 315 Broadway (and .Bnz-
zolara d: Co.), dwl 24 Wetmore PI
Brizzolara & Co. {Louu Brizzolara and John Boccatagli-
ata), wood and coal, 1015 Washington
Broad Andrew, carpenter, dwl 516 Bush
Broad Charles, capitahst, dwl 1222 Bush
Broad Charles E., grainer, dwl 358 Jessie
Broad Edward, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 1818 Powell,
rear
Broad Robert, carder S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl W s Polk
bet Chestnut and Lombard
Broad William, expressman SW cor California and Kear-
ny, dwl 012 California, rear
Broad William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Broadfeald Pet«r, hquor saloon, 51S Pacific
Broadway Block, NW cor Kearny and Broadway
Broadway Bonded Warehouse, Edwin Danforth proprie-
tor, SW cor Batterj' and Broadway
Broadway Brewerj', Jacob Adams proprietor, 637 Bdwy
Broadway Hotel, John Donobue proprietor, 212 Bdwy
Broaker John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Broas J. P., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 236 Sutter
Brochier Pierre, laborer 531 Commercial, dwl NW cor
Broadway and Dupont
Brock A., barkeeper, dwl 919 Stockton
Brock Julien, seaman stm Gipsey
Brock Matthew, restaurantkeeper, dwl 218 Foiirth
Brock Oscar, laborer Custom House, dwl 328 Third, rear
Brock Samuel, porter Waterhouse &. Lester, dwl 436*
Shotwell
Brock William, butler Frederick Castle, dwl NE cor Sul^
ter and Van Ness Av
Brock William, hostler Peter Olsen, dwl 110 Washington
Brockhoff Brothers (Charles and William Brockh of), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Brockhoff Charles (Brockhoff Brothers), dwl NW cor Bry-
ant and Twenty-fourth
Brockhoff William (Brockhoff Brothers), dwl NW cor
Bryant and Twentv-fourth
BROCKrEBAN'K iliAMIEL T., mining and real es-
tate, office 330 Pine rooms 43 and 4S
Brockmau Charles conductor N. B. & Mission R. R.
Brockman Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Brockman Christian, laborer, dwl 510 Broadway
Brockman Hermann, laborer, dwl 120 Gilbert, rear
Brockman W. H., broker, dwl 331 Kearny
Brocksmith Charles, clerk W. B. Eastin & Co., dwl 24
First
Brockwell George, laborer, dwl 219 Mission
Brocq Alfred, proprietor Bay View Nursery, dwl NE cor
Twenty-first Av and J, South S. F.
Brod E., hillman Central R. R., dwl 116 Taylor
Broddegan Nicholas, moroccodresser Bloch & Davidson,
dwl NW cor Bryant and Dora
Brodeck Henry H. {Marden a; B.), dwl 420 Hayes
Brodek Samuel, hairdresser, cupper and leecher, 210
Bush, dwl 44 Third
Broder John, laborer, dwl 4 Decatur
Broder John P., clerk 625 Clay, dwl 18 Welsh
Broder Patrick, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R. R.
Co., dwl IS Welsh
Broderick Elizabeth Miss, shoefitt«r Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl cor Van Ness Av and Fulton
Broderick James, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 733 Har
Broderick John (Franciscovich <i- B.), dwl 409 Green
Broderick John, boilennaker Moynihau & Aitken, dwl 3
Sheridan
Broderick John, laborer, dwl N s Birch Av bet Van Ness
Av and Franklin
Broderick John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Broderick John E., clerk William J. Heney & Co., dwl 29
Garden
Broderick M., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Broderick Michael, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Broderick Michael A., stovemounter Brittan, Holbrook
& Co., dwl W 8 Fair Av bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty- eighth
Broderick Patrick {Cttniiingham <& B.), dwl N s Liberty bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Broderick Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Six-
teenth bet Second Av and Guerrero
Broderick Sarah Miss, lashbraider, dwl California Av nr
Mission
Broderick Thomas, waiter, dwl 147 Natoma
Broderick T. J., boots and shoes, 112 Third
Broderick Walter, laborer, dwl Western Hotel
Broderick William, salesman R. G. Brown, dwl 29 Garden
Brodersen John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Broderson B., merchant, dwl 627 Commercial
Broderson John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Broderson William, porter T. Lenmien Meyer, dwl 5^
Grand Av
Brodhun Charles, tailor, dwl 729 Union
Brodhun B. Henry, bricklayer, dwl 729 Union
Brodie Eliza (widow), dwl 705 Stockton
Brodie Eliza Miss, teacher, dwl 2217 Pine
Brodie Frank T., machinist Hinckley &Co.,dwl 2217 Pine
Brodie James, foreman machinist Hinckley &, Co., dwl
2217 Pine
Brodie James G., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
2217 Pine
Brodie James R., pressman Jos. Winterbum & Co., dwl
404 Bryant
Brodie John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3 Pratt
Court
Brodie Samuel H., counselor, oflSce 604 Merchant, dwl N
W cor Stockton and Broadway
Brodie William Jr., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 82 Ever-
ett
Brodigan Nicholas, tanner, dwl NW cor Dora and Bryant
Brodrick Ansel William, carpenter, dwl 111 Ellis
Brodwolf George, tailor, 135 Post, dwl 6 Pratt Court
Brodwolf Michael, tailor George Brodwolf, dwl 135 Post
Brogan Charles, commission merchant, dwl W s Wall PI nr
Jackson
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
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Brogan Charles C, miner, dwl 710 Taylor
Bro"an Kate iliss, dressmaker, dwl 5*^4 Mission
Brogan Patrick, hillman Central R. R., dwl William Tell
House
Brogstrom O., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Broius Frederick, barkeeper, dwl S17 Broadway
BROKAW ABKA-W, hay and grain, 1535 Mission, dwl
1510 Mission
Brokaw Edwin A., derk Abram Brokaw, dwl 1516 Mission
Brokaw Henrj- V. (Duff j.- Erokair), dwl 615 Turk
Brolly D., chief engineer Paciiic Mail S. S. California
Broni E. T., clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo i Co.,
dwl 503 Howard
Brombacher Jacob E., teamster, dwl 1006 Minna
Bromberger Max, (Zadik i- Co., Ouatamala, Central
AnKrica), office 18 Battery, dwl 014 Sutter
Bromberger Simon {Rosenthal, Feder X- Co.), dwl 614
Sutter
Eromlev Chester, sheepraiser, dwl 13 O'Farrell
Bromlev Edward E., clerk Central Pacific E. K. Freight
Office, dwl 437 Tyler
Bromlev George, oiler stm Pacific
BromleV Ctojrge A., clerk, dwl 437 Tyler
BKO.tlLEV GEOKtE T., contractor, office 418 Mont-
gomei">', dwl 437 Tyler
Bromley Joseph, porter Occidental Hotel
Bromley Marshall, clerk Castle Bros., dwl 865 Mission
Bromley Seth, barkeeper stm Parthenius, Green St. TMiarf
Bromley Thomas, laborer Xathan Rogers, dwl ban JosiS
Road nr Five-mile House
Brommer Deidrieh (Spreckeli d- Co.), dwl S s Twenty-
third bet Mission and Bartlett
Brommer Frederick, barkeeper Bernard Lindholm, dwl
33 Sacramento
BBO.tUl£K HE.VK1', groceries and Uquois, SE cor
Franklin and Haves
Bromwell Lewis L. , adjuster A. E. ilagill, dwl 1012 Larkin
Brouchier Anton, cook Miners' Restaurant, dwl 1123 Du-
pont
Bronlett Paul, laborer Palace Hotel
BronneU James A., clerk, dwl 611 Stockton
Bronnum Hemy, carpenter Atwood s Bodwell, dwl City
Hotel
Bronsdun W illiam J., confectioner, 450J Third
Bronson Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 153 Third
Bronson Henry, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Bronson Henry S., laborer, dwl 224 Page
Bronson James C. {Bronaon *i: C&et/),and watchman U. S.
Mint, dwl 19 Sixth
Bronson William S., mining, dwl Grand Hotel
Bronson & Coey (J. C. Bronson and D. X Coey), pro-
duce commission, 325 Washington
Bronston Phineas, railroad contractor, dwl 17 Moss
Bronzan John, coffee and liquor saloon, SW cor Davis
and Oregon
Brook AUen, finisher S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl 2104
Mason
Brook J. H., tinsmith Caleb M. Sickler, dwl 2104 Mason
Brook Joseph (C. Ja4. King of Wm. 6: Co.), dwl N s
Market bet FrankUn and Gough
Brooke Henrv, sashmaker Haskell « Bode, dwl 767 Bryant
Brookes Edwin L., clerk South Point Warehouse, dwl
Prospect Av nr California .Av, Bemal Heights
Brooker George, bootmaker, dwl 860 Harrison
Brookes Frederick A. , teamster Charles Harley & Co. , dwl
3 Adle PI, off Jackson
Brookes Minnie D. Mrs., teacher, dwl 3 .\dele PI
Brookes .Samuel E., clerk Wells, Fargo j: Co., dwl Pros-
pect Av nr California Av, Bemal Heights
Brookes Samuel M., artist, studio Ull Clay, dwl Prospect
Av nr California Av, Bemal Heights
Brookfleld Arthur, architect, dwl 23u Third
Brookfleld -Arthur, mason Palace Hotel, dwl 403 Bdwy
Brookings C. C. {Wch-h A Cu.), dwl 225 EUis
BROOKJ-l'-V HOTEl, Kelly S Andrews proprietors,
210 and 212 Bush - - .
Brooklyn Tannery (Alameda Co.), Crist & Rued agents,
offl'ce 417 Battery
Brookman Laura Miss, fringemaker William Englander
Brooks , calciimi street advertiser, 437 Pine
Brooks A., shipcarpenter Middlemas i: Boole
Brooks Albert M., superintendent night force S. F. Post-
office, dwl 7i Harriet
Brooks -August, collector Pacific St. Wharf, dwl 333 Bush
BBOOK!« BE\.I.1ML\ S., attorney at law, office 6
Montgomer>- X\, dwl 631 Harrison
Brooks Birdseve, lal>3rer Occidental Laundry
Brooks Charles, barkeeper C. L. Stone, dwl 1621 Powell
Brooks Charles, shipjoiner, dwl 237 Oak
Brooks Charles Wolcott, consul of Japan, office 703 Mar-
ket, dwl Grand Hotel
Brooks Daniel, modelmaker and brassfinisher, 60S Market
Brooks Edmond (Reid A- B.), dwl 1117 Washington
Brooks Edward, repairer Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl 636 Commercial
Brooks Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 50 Tehama
Brooks E. L. B., attorney at law, 72 and 73 Montgomery
Block, dwl 822 Folsom
Brooks Elisha. teacher English branches Urban Academy,
dwl 1725 Sutter
Brooks Frank P. , porter Hobart Wood & Co. , dwl US Fell
Brooks General Mrs., dwl 909 Jackson
Brooks George, builder, dwl 1706 Keamy
Brooks George, butcher, dwl 439 Bush
Brooks George, clerk Shafer & Cook, dwl 711 Bush
Brooks Geoi^e, cook Constitution Hotel, dwl 553 First
Brooks Henry, clerk Timothy DriscoU, dwl Mission bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Brooks Henrv-, dyer, dwl Mission Creek bet Har and Fol
Brooks Henrv, expresswagon, cor Mission and Third
Brooks Henrv, miller, dwl 546 Mission
Brooks Henry B. (Geo. H. Tay i Co.), dwl 333 Eddy
Brooks Henrv E. (T. G. Coeknll i- Co.), dwl 924 Jackson
Brooks Henry S., miiung engineer, dwl NTV cor Seven-
teenth and Guerrero
Brooks H. M. Miss, dwl 632 Market
Brooks Horace, colonel 4th V. S. Artillery, dwl Presidio
Barracks ^
Erix>ks James, captain stm Saucelito, Davis St." Wharf
Brooks James, notary public and commissioner deeds,
310 Montgomery-, dwl XE cor Mont Av and Keamy
Brooks James H., miller Horace Da™ ii Co., dwl 540
Mission
BBOOKS J. I/^ merchant tailor, 710 Montgomery
Brooks John, clerk, dwl 32 Turk
Brooks Joseph, dwl Park Hotel
Brooks LincoUi M., clerk E. V, Joice, res Oakland
Brooks Margaret (colored), hairdresser, dwl 30 Stone
Brooks Mar\- (widow), liquor saloon, SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Brooks M. J. Mrs., boardmg, 2-24 Post
Brooks Orion, bookkeeper Electrical (Construction and
Maintenance Co., dwl -231 Capp
Brooks Patrick, hostler, dwl HI Jessie
Brooks Peter, longshoreman, dw-1 '28^ Freelon
Brooks R. X., student Heald's Business College
Brooks Robert C, distiller Abraham T. Van Winkle, dwl
E s Old San Jose Road nr Industrial School
Brooks Rosina Mrs., dwl 2008 Powell
Brooks Samuel H. (Brooks & Lee), dwl 703 Leavenworth
Brooks Samuel L., bricklayer, dwl 406 Shipley
Brooks Stephen S., real-estate agent, dwl 804 Bush
Brooks Thaddeus R., dwl 721 Harrison
Brooks Thomas H., bookkeeper Triest & Friedlander, dwl
1206 Market
Brooks Thomas W., painter, dwl 120 Bernard
Brooks W., laborer Pacific MaU S. S, Co,'s WTiarf, foot Sec
Brooks William, clerk Kimball Mauuf. Co., dwl 631 Har
Brooks William, laborer, dwl 2Si Freelon
Brooks William H., janitor San Francisco Produce Ex-
change, dwl 202 Drumm
Brooks William M., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., owl
5 Trinity
Brooks W. J., asphaltum worker N. P. Penne
Brooks & Lee (Saiduei B. Brooks and Baijamtn F. Lee),
stockbrokers, office 415 Montgomery-
Brooks. See Brookes
Broom Gustavus, ph%-sician, dwl 18 Eddy
Broom Henrv, bookkeeper, dwl 18 Eddy
Broom J. M,", ].oUceman City Hall, dwl Overland House
Broom John, dwl 856 Harrison
Broom Peter, papercarrier, dwl S s Tenth Av nr G, South
S, F.
Broose Madam (widow), dwl 120 Seventh
Brophy James, expressman, dwl Xs Dorland nr Guerrero
Brophv Michael, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1518 Bush
Brorans Henry, milkman, dwl W s Church nr Seven-
teenth .
Brosnahan Michael, shoemaker James SIcGrath, dwl 141
Pacific
Brosnahan Patrick, tinsmith, dwl 414 Fell
Brosnan John, bartender, dwl 150 Tehama ^^
Brosnan John, laborer Southern Pacific R. R., dwl NW
cor Shipley and Fifth
Bross George (Brass d- Co.), dwl 6 Pratt Cotut nr Cal
Bross Jacob (jBros« i- Co.), dwl 19 Dupont ,,,.,,
Bross & Co. (George andJacob Bross and iftchael Dittes),
Metropolitan Bath and Hairdressing Saloon, 230 Bush
MOEGAN & CO., "Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
, C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Brossard F. janitor Industrial School
Brothers Joe, poultry, etc., 422 Clay, dwl cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Brothers Michael, manager Government Stables, 222
Fifth, d«-l 220 Fifth
Brotherton L. E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, dwl 2013 Polk
Brotherton Robert, carpenter, dwl 1521 Broadway
Brotherton Thomas W, Rev. M.D., superintendent St.
Lulvc's Hospital, office 414 Market, dwl 1520 Mission
Brotterson William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Brou Etienne (widow), dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna and
Octavia
Brou Luther, phj-sician, dwl 724 Laguna
Brough Albert W., compositor, dwl 927 Howard
Brougham John, hairdresser, dwl 312 Green
Broughton Charles, liquor saloon, 317 Pacific
Broughton Napoleon L., trader and farmer, dwl 1026
Bush
Broulett Paul, laborer Palace Hotel
Browell James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
BROWELL JEKE.IIIAH, water-pipe manufacturer
and contractor, 442 Jackson, dwl 217 Lombard
Browell Jeremiah S. Jr., clerk Erwin J. Crane, dwl 217
Lombard
Brower Andrew J., saloonkeeper, dwl 14 Morey Alley
Brower B., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
Sutter St. House
Brower Daniel R., bakery, NE cor Stockton and Vallejo
Brower George W., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
406 Hyde
Brower George W. Jr., printer, dwl 1027 Sutter
Brower James, painter, dwl 30 Tehama
Brower John D., watchman, dwl 3(5 Tehama
Brower Louis T. , clerk A. Roman & Co. , dwl NE cor Stock-
ton and Vallejo
Brower Theodore, printer, dwl 1027 Sutter
Brown , housepainter, dwl 115 Sixth
Brown A. (widow), dwl 323 Fourth
Brown A., merchant, dwl 212 Sutter
Bromi A., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Broxni A., teacher of languages, dwl 267 Stevenson
Brown A. B., carpenter California Mills, dwl 22 Rusa
Brown A. B., collector Spring Valley Water Works, res
San Leandro
Brown Abbie E. Miss, clerk with Palmer Bros., dwl 711
Howard
Brown Abraham, mason, dwl 220 Third
Brown Adolph, tobacco and cigars, 824 Kearny
Brown A. E. Mrs., dwl 105 O'Farrell
Bro\TO A. F,, importer Indian beads, fancy goods, 321
Pine, dwl 1825 Bush
Brown Agnes S. Miss, dwl 1215 Folsom
Brown Albert, clerk Freight Department Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 6 Harriet
Brown Albert, seaman, dwl 405 Union
Brown Alexander, fruitdealer, dwl 2506 Webster
Brown Alexander, laborer Palace Hotel
Brown Alexander, laborer, dwl NW cor Francisco and
Meiggs' Wharf
Brown Alexander, seaman, dwl 1140 Mission
Brown Alexander, stockdealer, dwl 219 Ritoh
Brow^l Alfred, cutter Joseph Figel, dwl 910 Pine
Brown Alonzo Fitch, with E. O. Brown, 635 Clay, dwl 321
Pine
Bro\vn Amador, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Brown Andrew, captain schooner Mose, Beale St. Wharf
Brown Andrew, carpenter, dwl 32 Minna
Bromi Andrew (colored), dwl cor Solano and Hampshire
Brown Andrew, machinist, dwl 1629 Mission
Bnjwn Andrew (colored), porter 432 Cal, dwl 828 Bdwy
i;r(.w7i Andrew, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
liruwn Andrew, tinsmith, dwl 216 Third
lirr.wn Andrew, watchman West End Hotel
lirown Anna Mrs., teacher music, dwl 910 Pine
BrijM-n Annie Miss, dwl 957 Market
Lrown Annie Mrs., dwl 316 Ivy Av
Brown Antoine, laborer S. Murphy, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
iJrown .\nton, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
1 :ri:iwn Antonio, tailor, 105 Jackson
Brown Archibald, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'e Wharf
dwl 216 Third
Brown Arthur, supt Bridge and Btlilding Construction
Central Pacific R. R. Co., office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, res Oakland
Brown Arthur F., clerk Hall & Visnall, dwl 929 Howard
Brown Arthur J., compositor Pacific Methodist, dwl 629
Union
Brown August, tailor, dwl 329 Vallejo
Brown Augustus F. H,, machinist J. Bien, dwl 1 Ewer PI
Brown B., seaman, dwl 20 Folsora
BroOTi Barbara Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 707 Vallejo
Brown Benjamin, baker Boston Cracker Co., dwl 923 Jones
Brown Benjamin, molder Union Iron Works
Brown Benjamin, painter, dwl 737 Market
Brown Benjamin B. , tinner, dwl 227 Minna
Brown Benjamin W. (Michelssen, B. it Co.), dwl 624 Turk
Bro\™ Bramard C, law reporter Evening Post, dwl 424
Ellis
Browm Bridget (widow), dwl 33 Frederick
Browii Brothers & Co. (Morris mid Lends Brown and
Baehr Sluidenum), agents Oregon City Woolen Man-
ufacturing Co., 24 and 26 Sansom
Brown Bromi, carpenter, dwl 23 Ritch
Bromi Carl, painter, dwl 536 Sacramento
Brown Catherine (widow), dwl 124 Hayes
Brown C. B. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 331 Geary
Bromi C. E., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 773 Har
Brown C. E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 604 Stevenson
Brown Charies (Johnson ,{: B.), dwl 327 East
Brown Charles, dwl 335 O'Farrell
Brown Charles, carpenter, dwl SW cor Bat and Vallejo
Brown Charles, cellarman Henry Gerke, dwl 4 St. Mary
Brown Charles, confectioner, dwl 1411 Stockton
Brown Charles, cook A. E. Swain, dwl 242 Fifth
Brown Charles, deckhand stm Marj- Taylor, Pac. St. Wharf
Bro%vn Charles, fishmonger J. H. Kessing, dwl 1200 Pow
Brown Charies, helper Machinery Department U. S. Mint
Brown Charles, laborer Union Iron Works
BroNvn Charles, laborer Wissinger & Payton, dwl Sanders'
Hotel
Brown Charies, mariner, dwl SW cor Vallejo and Battery
Browii Charles, mate schooner Sarah, dwl 131 Spear
Brown Charies, oiler Colorado S. N. Co's stm Montana
Folsom St. Wharf
Brow n Charles, real estate, dwl W s Dolores nr SLxteenth
Brown Charles, restaurant, 405 Pacific
Brown Charles, restaurant, dwl 665 Washington
Brown Charles, saloon, dwl 328 Main
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Bromi Charles, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Browii Charles, seaman, dwl 131 Spear
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Brown Charles, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Brown Charles, seaman revenue cutter Wolcott
Brown Charles, stoves and tinware, 18 Dupont, dwl 335
O'Farrell
Brown Charles, student, dwl 216 Third
Brown Charles, teamster, dwl 34 Hayes
Browm Charles, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Brown Charies F. (Swain d: B.), dwl 66 Clementina
Brown Charles H., newspaper correspondent, dwl Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Brown Charles H., teamster CaL Furniture Manufactur-
mg Co., dwl 603 Hyde
Brown Charies M., expressman, NW cor Sixth and Fol-
som, dwl 139 Shipley
Brown Charlotte («-idow), dressmaker, dwl 313 Fell
Brown Christian, restaurant, dwl 921 Greenwich
Bromi Christian, seaman, dwl 20 Fifth Av
Browii C. M., pilot stm Alvarado, Eureka Dock, dwl 166
Perry
Brown Constantine, seaman stm Ventura
Brown D. Capt., teacher navigation, dwl 209 Tehama
Brown Daniel, sashmaker B. cfc J. S. Doe, dwl 77Si Har
Brown David, carpenter, dwl 1216 Folsom
Brown David, carpenter, dwl 1912 Tajdor, rear
Brown David, machinist Union Iron Works
Bromi David, painter, dwl 116 Sixth
Brown David A., bookkeeper N. Gray & Co., dwl 34
Eleventh
Brown David B. (Hoijan ct Co.), dwl 137 Chestnut
Bromi David P., drayman, NE cor Washington and Davis,
dwl 564^ Howard
Brown Denton D., civil engineer, dwl 1226 Mission
Brown Dominick, musician, dwl 1323 Montgomery
Bro%\Ti Dora (widow), dwl 510 Folsom
Brown E., telegraph operator Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Bromi E. C, Mrs., furnished rooms, 25 Ellis
BKOWBf ED0.4.U O., real estate, office 535 Clay
Brown Edmund J., porter Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl
790 Stevenson
Browii Edward, broom manufacturer, dwl 627 California
Brown Edward, cook stm Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
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Bro\ra Edward, laborer C. Jas. King of Vim. & Co., dwi
7 MontL-dmery Court
Brovs-i, Edward, teamster Page & CoweU, dwl Ni: cor Mis-
sion and Spear , , „ e^ b rr^ a^a
Brown Edward C, engineer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
Point Lobos Road , , „„ „ ,
Brown Edward T., clerk, dwl 608 Howard
Brown Ednln T., compositor Pacific Methodist, dwl 629
Bro™ Edwnn T., bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
Brown Edwin W., special policeman, dwl 1629 Mission
irow^ Eiijli, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl NE cor Mission
BrowS Elizabeth, machine operator, dwl S09 VaU«jo
Brown Ellis, merchant (of E. Brown J.- Co., Bullwnmlle
SelVand Columbiii, Xev.), ofHce 103 Batter^-, dwl
c)\o Sutter
Brown"Emma F. Miss, teacher South Primary CosmopoU-
tan School, dwl 105 O'Farrell ,„„„ „ „
Brown Emma J. Mrs., furnished rooms 1003 Powell
Brown Emma M. (widow), funiished rooms «9 »Imn»
Brown Emmett printer. Bulletin Office, dwl U Ridley
Brown E. P. Miss, music teacher, dwl lOo 0 Farrell
Bro™ Eugene H., clerk T. H. King & Co., dwl 1029 Miss
Browm F E dwl 220 Pacific
Brown Ferdinand, ceUarman Henry Winkle & Co. dwl
East Oakland .^ t> i Tin,,,^
Browii Frank, deckhand stm Tosemite Broadway Wharf
Brown Frank, expressman, cor Howard and Steuart, dwl
Bro™ FranCporter Cal. Cracker Co. dwl 73 Tehama
Brown Frank, shirts, 677 Market, dwl 126 Fourth
Brox™ Frank, waiter International Hotel
Brown Frank Q. {Bmcn Jc Smfen), dwl 509 Bryant
Bromi Frederick, dwl 122 WUham
Brown Frederick, captain, dwl 275 Minna -,„„,.»
Brow-n Frederick, chophouse and coffee saloon, 10 Steuart
Brown Frederick, engineer, dwl 736 Market
Brown Frederick, expressman, cor Steuart and Howard,
Browii rl-ederickj'hotelkeeper, dwl 437 Shipley, rear
Browni Fi-ederick, laborer Occidental Hotel _^„. ,.
Brown Frederick, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Frankhn
Browii^Frederick, porter Greenebaum «s Co., dwl 117
Stockton , , „, o. _»
B^ow^l Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brown Frederick, waiter, dwl 17 Stockton Fl
Brown Frederick A., hooks and stationery, 153 Second,
^nd clerk Contra Costa Laundry, dwl 83 Clementina
Brown Frederick T., policeman City Hall, dwl 646 How
Brown F W. (widow), furnished rooms, »3 Clementma
Brown George, bartender Mannis & Conners
Brown George, cook Continental Hot«l
Brown George, driver Mathias Gray, dwl Leavenworth
nr Broadway
Brown George, liquor saloon, 504 Valencia
Brown George, merchant, dwl 519 Pme
Brown George, painter, dwl 35 Rausch
Brown Oeorfc'e, real estate, dwl 1714 Sacramento
Brown George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bro\™ George, seaman Jerome B. Piper, jUl East
Brmra George, vice-principal Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1419 Taylor ^ ,„.,„„.„, ,,
Brown Geirge J., laborer Central Pacific E. R., dwl 27
Brown °^orge W., lithographic printer G. T. Brown &
Co., dwl 1120 Misson
Brown Oeorgie Mrs., teacher, dwl 424 LUis
Bro«™ Grafton T. ((?. T. Brown i- Co.) res Oakland
Brown G T. & Co. i.W. T. Galloway), lithographers, 640
Browi^il. (widow), dwl S s Fairmount nr Palmer
Brown HamUton; Watchman Britton, Holbrook & Co.,
113 California . .an..^
Brown Harry, expresswagon, \ aUejo ht. wnan
BrownHarry, mariner, dwl 16 Jessie
Brown Hao ey S. . attorney Central Pacific K. R. Co. , room
68 NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res OaUand
Brown' Henrj- (Brown i: ScoU). dwl 1013„l^«™y , , „„^„
Brown Henry, bookkeeper, dwl S 8 Fell bet Buchanan
and Webster , , _ ^ , . „
Brown Henry, bottler Jacob Den^e"-. ^^^5 f^dar At
Bro«-n Henry, cook 422 Sacramento, dwl "1, |";f ?;°. „„„
Brown Heim-, deckhand stm Mcl'herson, dwl 304 Jackson
BroOTi Henri-, musician, dwl 436 Union
Brown Henry, proprietor Scandmavian Home, 105 Clark,
dwl 314 "Green
, dwl NE
Brown Henrj-, salesman G. H. Mitchell &. Co
cor Webster and Fell , , , ,
Brown Henry, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 54
Sacramento
Brow-n Henry, special policeman, dw-1 foot Oregon
Brow-n Henry, third mate Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Brow-n Heiirj-, w-ines and liquors, 623 Merchant, dwl 615
Sacramento , , ^ i , v
Brown Henry A., captain schooner Industry, dwl IS s
Precita Av nr How-ard
Brown Henn- A., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 331 Geary
Brown Heniy C. (JSrown ci Wilson), dwl 52 Second
Brown Henry J., expressman, SW cor Sixth and How-ard,
dwl 243 Clara
Brown H. I. , crockeri- and tinware, dwl 43SJ Thud
Brow-n H. I., special poUceman, dwl cor Octavia and
Union .
Brow-n H. L., fireman Southern Pac R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Brow-n Horton, mason, dw-1 251 Minna
Brown Hugh, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Brown Hugh, seaman, dwl 129 Folsom
Brow-n Hugh, waiter, dwl 22.8 Folsom
Brow-n Hugo, laborer, dwl 422 Sixth, rear
Brown H^•man (o/ P. Bromi A- Co., Marysmlle), office
126 Sansom, dwl 17 Hyde
Brow-n I. C, clerk I. Friedlander, dwl 620 Sutter
Brow-n Ignacia, musician, dwl 904 Kearny
Brown Ireson C, builder, dwl 730 Guerrero
Brown Isaac, farmer, dwl Minnesota, nr Sierra
Brown Isaac A., laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bar ,„, ^ , r.
Brown Isaac W. W., market, 157 Thu-d, dwl 35 Oak Grove
Av
Brown J. Miss, teacher Rincon School, dw-1 414 Ellis
Brow-n J. A., porter S. F. Post-office, dwl 421 Natoma
Brow-n James, dwl 10 Scotland
Brow-n James, baker Grand Hotel
Brow-n James, barber, 1146 Folsom
Brown James, cartman, dwl Green and Battery
Brown James, cook, dwl 48 Sacramento
Brow-n James, dravman, dwl E s Gdbert nr Bryant
Brown James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Brown James, foreman New-s Letter, dwl 9 Rausch
Bro^vn James, laborer E. T. Anthony i Co., dwl 331 Bdwy
Bro^vn James, laborer Pacific MaU S. S. Co. s Wharf, dwl
33 Frederick
Brow-n James, longshoreman, dwl 21 Howard
Brown James, machinist Charles H. Leavitt, dwl S s tol-
som nr Main . , „ .
Brown James, machinist Electrical Construction and Mam-
tenance Co. , , ^ «t , j_i onn
Brow-n James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 209
Harrison
Bro«-u James, mariner, dwl 318 Pacific _
Brown James, mattressmaker California Furmtuie Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 7 Verona PI
Brow-n James, messhand Oregon S. S. Co.
Brow-n James, salesman Calahan Curtm, dwl 803 Mont
Brow-n James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Brown James, seaman, dw-1 119 Jackson
Brow-n James, shoemaker, dwl 636 Commercial
Brown James, stableman, dwl 514 Mission
Brown James, waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
BTo\m James A. (James A. Brown d- Co.) dwl N s Pleas-
ant bet Tavlor and Jones
Brown James A. & Co. (L. O. Emerson), draj-men, office
315 Front . „ .
Brown James B., laborer, dwl 908 \allejo
Brow-n James E., clerk Custom House, dwl 10 Scotland
Brow-n James F. carpenter California Mills, dwl 623 Cal
Brown James G., freight clerk, dwl -27 Clinton
Brow-n James H., carpenter, 5-24 Thu-d, dwl cor Manposa
and Minnesota ,..,„,, ^
Brown James L., attorney at law, dwl 1250 Montgomery
Brown James P., engineer, dwl 7 Stevenson
Brown James S.. salesman John C. Bell dwl 23-2 Turk
Brown James W,. salesman J. H. Malone, dwl NE cor
Fourth and Mission
Brown J. B., dwl 156 Third
Brown J. B. lighthousekeeper Point Bomto
Brown J. E., clerk Quartermaster Department 105 btock-
ton, dwl 1506 Taylor
Brown J. E., laborer Custom House
Bromi Jennie Mrs. (colored), cook, dwl 1405 Stock, rear
Brow-n Jens, mate stm El Capitan, dwl 41 Jackson
Brow-n Jesse, barkeeper James Buckley, dwl
Brown Jesse, driver Henrj- H. Edmunds, dwl 315 Hayes,
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The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S.
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Brown Jesse, engineer stm Alnador, Broadway WTiarf
Brown Jessie E. Mrs., furnished rooms, U57 Market
Brown J, H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Brown J. M., policeman City Hall, dwl 980 Mission
Brown J. Miirniy, stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery
dwl Lick House
Brown John, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl 15 Monroe
Brown John, blacksmith Central E. R. Co., dwl Brjant
bet Seventh and Eighth
Brown John, boilermaker, dwl 430 Minna
Bromi John, bootmaker, dwl 917 Sutter, rear
Brown John, butcher, dwl E s Florida bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Brown John, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 41 Natoma
Brown John, clerk, dwl 53 Clementina
BroHii John, driver Central R. R. Co., dwl 403 Sixth
Brown John, hodman Palace Hotel
Brown John, junkdealer, dwl SE cor Francisco and Jones
Brown John, laborer, dwl 31 Jessie
Brown John, laborer, dwl W s Ohio bet Vallejo and Bdwy
Brown John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s Ten-
nessee bet Solano and Butte
Browii John, longshoreman, dwl 127 Jackson
Brown John, longshoreman, dwl W s Sansom nr Valleto
Brown John, milkranch, cor Missouri and Colusa
Brown John, miller Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stevenson
Bromi John, peddler, dwl W s Michigan nr Sierra
brown John, quartermaster Pacilio Mail S. S. Salvador
brown John, resfciurant, W s Steuart nr Folsom
Brown John, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Brown Jolm, seaman, dwl 28 Steuart
Brown John, seiunan, dwl 82 Steuart
Brown John, seaman, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Br.:nvn John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Bromi John, Ship Calker's Assn, 713 Mission
Brown John, stonecutter Ortord & Began, E s Central Av
bet Post and Geary
Brown John, waiter, dwl 54 Jessie
Brown John, waiter, dwl 904 Kearny
Brown John 2d, clerk G. A. Meigs, dwl 847 Harrison
Brown John 2d, laborer, dwl 81 Jessie
Brown John 2d, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brown John A., porter Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl 1985
Union
BroTO John B., chief engineer stm Newbem, Folsom St.
Wharf
Brown John C, tinsmith, dwl NW cor O'Farrell and De-
\"isadero
Brown John D., dwl Howard bet Fourth and Fifth
Brown John F., book and jobprinter, 629 Commercial,
dwl 31t; Chestnut
Brown John F., liquor saloon, 1628 Stockton
Brown John H., compositor Evening Post, dwl 1011 Va-
lencia
BroM-n John H., shipwright, dwl 503 Howard
Brown John K., captain stm Alameda, dwl 1206 Lear
Bro\™ .John O., messenger Lighthouse Department, 105
StockMn, dwl 707 Vallejo
Broivn John W., canvasser, dwl E s San Jos(S Av bet
Iwenty-stxth and Twenty-seventh
Brown John W., hostler Potrero and B. V. R R.
Brown Joseph, printer, dwl 917 Sutter, rear
Brown Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
BrowTi Joseph, teamster S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl North
Pomt nr Larkin
Brorni Joseph, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brown Joseph H. , carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 227 Second
Brown Joseph J., baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 11 Jausen
Brown J. S., dwl 414 Paciflo
Brown J. S., machinist, dwl 55 Second
Bro™ Justus, second engineer stm Amador, dwl 519
\ allejo
BROWX J. WHII.IM. stockbroker, office 422 Mont-
gomery, dwl Lick House
Eroxni Lewis (Urawii Eros. J: Co.), dwl S24 O'Farrell
tiro™ L. L. Mrs., saleswoman E. W. Haines, dwl 809
\ allejo
Brown Lorenzo D., mining, office 302 Montgomery room
14, dwl NW cor Laguna and Hickory Av
™Mmer pf'"''"'"^^'^"' ""'' '^'"'''""'' '^^'^ Steuart, dwl
Brown Louis C, pinionmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 403
r ourth
Bro«-n M. Mrs. (widow, colored), ladies' nurse, dwl 172-'
Leavenworth , . ii^-
Brown Manuel, hairdresser John Thomas, dwl 1017 Pacific
BroB-n Manuel F., fruits and vegetables, 240i Fifth
Brown Margaret (widow), dwl 1629 Mission
BroH-n Mark, shipcalker, dwl 32 Clara
Brown Mark, teamster, dwl W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Bro>\-n Mary (widow), dwl 778 HaiTison
Brown Mai-y Miss, domestic Cornehus Lyons, dwl 930 Miss
Brown Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. George Franck 757
Mission
Brown Mary Miss, milliner Mra. E. 'niomas, dwl 225 Jessie
Broira Mai-j' Mrs. (colored), dwl 1004 Pacihc
Bro\TO Michael, driver W. E. Bridge, dwl isl Jessie
Brown Michael, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Bro\™ Michael, teamster Larkin & Flaherty, dwl 138 Silver
brown Michael, waiter St. Mary's College, San Jose Road
Bro\yn Michael J., helper Construction Department U. S
Mint, dwl 625 Bush
BroOTi Morris (Erowii Bros. X- Co.), dwl 822 O'Farrell
Brown Moses P. , saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 200S Sac
Bro\ra MjTon P., carpenter, dwl 747 Harrison
Brown Napoleon (colored), barkeeper, dwl 849 Clay
Brown Nathan, importer and jobber clothing, 108 Battery
dwl 927 Brj'ant
Brown Nelson H., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co
dwl 311 Stockton
Brown Nicholas, dwl 3 Lick
Brown Ormeanto Mrs., dwl 2161 Tehama
Brown Oscar S., conductor Market St. R. E,
Brou-n Otto, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Brown Paul, cabinetmaker Pioneer Furniture Manuf. Co
dwl SW cor Mission and Main '
Bromi Peter, housemover, dwl 1100 Powell
Brown Peter, laborer, dwl Berrj- St. House
Brown Peter, laborer, dwl 724 Lombard
Bro\ni Peter, miner, dwl 614 Kearny
Bro«ii Peter, molder, dwl 11 Jansen
Bromi Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bromi Peter, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Brown Pbili]), stevedore, dwl 228 Filbert
Bromi Raphael, bookkeeper Broira Bros. & Co., dwl S-'4
O'Farrell
Brovvn Reuben W., foreman Michelssen, Brown & Co
dwl Railroad Av nr Fifth Av, .South S. F '
l"?.?; ^■' ,'^'^'P*"" P'"='fl'= *I^' S. S. Co.'3 Wharf, dwl
766 Howard
Brown Hichivrd, bookkeeper Fleet F. Strother, dwl
Brown Richard, extraman Hose No. 8 S. F F D dwl
Twenty-second nr Folsom ' ' ''
Brown Richard, fruits, 504 Sixth
Brown Richard, laborer, dwl 254 Stevenson
Brown Richard, real estate, office 215 Sansom, dwl 818
Green
Brown Richard, roofer Brown & Wilson, dwl 254 Stev
Bro™ Richard, soap factory, cor Nebraska and Alameda
browii Richard T., bookkeeper F. F. Strother, dwl 324
Clementina
Brown R. L., lather Palace Hotel
Brown Robert, baker, dwl 1120 Mission
Browii Robert, boilermakor's helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'a
Wharf, dwl Montgomery Hou.se
Brown Robert, clerk, dwl SE cor Twenty-third and Miss
Brown Robert, cook, dwl 152 Silver
Brown Robert, house whitener, dwl Hose House, Folsoni
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Bro\ni Robert, insurance clerk,'dnl 15 Powell
Brown Robert, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Brown Robert, suiierintendent Keane, O'Connra- & Co
dwl Mission bet T\venty-third and Twenty-fourth '
Brown Robert P., laborer Palace Hotel
BROT»'\ ROLA\» C., agent Graver & Baker Sewing
Machine Co., IIB Montgomerj', dwl 705 Post
Brown Rossie F. (widow), lodgings, 325 Fifth
Brown Rufus N., coal agent, dwl 2322 Washington
BKOW\ RIITDERFOKD II., mining secretary, office
402 Montgomerj- room 2, dwl 610 Leavenworth
Brown Sadie, saleswoman and bookkeeper Hector W
Vaughn, dwl 82 Ellis
Brown Samuel, local policeman Hathaway Wharf dwl
20 Stanford
Brow-n Samuel C, clerk Israel Richards, dwl S 8 Bay bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Brown Samuel E., foreman composing room F. Marriott
dwl 9 Russ *
Bromi Samuel H., salesman T. J. Bass & Co., dwl 7 Ve-
rona Place
Brown Samuel P., stevedore, dwl 317 Fremont
Bromi Sarih Miss, shoefitter J. Irwin, dwl 203 Clem
BrowTi S. R., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Japan
Bromi Stephen G., halrdressing saloon and baths, 202
Fourth
Brown Sylvester B., drayman Gibson &. Co., dwl 210 Ritch i
Brown T. E. Rev., pastor Tabernacle Baptist Church, dwl
N s Post bet Hvde and Larkin
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Brown Theodore A. P., bookkeeper Falkenstem & Co.,
dwl 1712 California
BltOWN THOMAS, cashier Bank California, office N
W cor California and Sansom, dwl 907 Sutter
BrowTi Thomas, laborer, dwl 1 Jasper PI „, . ,
Brown Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl W a Ash-
burj' nr Waller „ „ .
Brow n Thomas, pantryman Pacific Mad S. S. Mohongo
Brown Thomas, salesman, dwl S s Fourteenth Av bet Q
and R, South S. F.
Browm ThonviS, seaman, dwl NW cor Jackson and Drumm
Brown Thomas, seaman stm Salinas, Washington St.
Wharf ^ . . ^
Browii Thomas, selector Wangenheim, Stemhemi S Co.,
dwl cor Fourteenth Av and B, South S. F.
Brown Thomas shipcarpeuter, dwl S s SLxteenth bet Mis-
sion and Valencia
Brown Thomas, special policeman, dwl 741 Hamson
BROWN THOMAS, supt Cal. Market, dwl 20 Pearl
Brown Thomas teamster, dwl 34 Haj'es
Brown Thomas, waiter, dwl 4 Natoma
Brown Thomas Mrs. (widow), dwl 1001 Sutter
Brown Thomas A., photograph gallery, 806 Kearny, dwl
SlOi Eighth ,., .
Brown Thomas C, clerk Henry E. Highton 528 California
Brown Walter, clerk John Dowling, dwl N s Miima bet
Fourth and Fifth
Browii Walter S. (IT. S. Brmm & Co.), dwl 732 Sixteenth
Brown Ward, porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 263
Stevenson
Brown Ward E., foundrynian, dwl 602 Mission
Brown W. C, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
cor Greenwich and Dupont „„ „„.
Brown W. H., stableman John F. Wilson, dwl 136 Ellis
Browni Wilber K., expressman, SE cor California and
Front, dwl 13 Hubbard
Brown Wilhelm, machinist, dwl 814 Montgomery
Bronm William, dwl 13 Second
Brown William, dwl 411 Sansom
Brown William, dwl 503J O'Farrell
Brown William, dwl 1216 Folsom
Brown William, boilemiaker with Francis I. Curry
Brown William, cabinetmaker, dwl 6 Mission
Brown William, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 32 Minna
Brown William, dockmaster, dwl Potrero Point
Browii WiUiam, driver Central K. R., dwl Brannan nr
Browii William, engineer Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 809
Vallejo , „ , T^ .
Brown William, engineer stm Alvarado, Eureka Dock
Brown William, florist, dwl 743 Pine
Brown William, gasfltter, dwd 413 Clementma
Brown Wilham, laborer, dwl 121 Clinton
Bro™ William, laborer Vizina & Co., dwl 210 Jessie
Brown William, laborer, dwl E s Lyon bet Post and butter
Brown William, longshoreman, dwl 229 Sixth
Brown William, patternmaker, dwl 264 Clara
Brown William, sawmaker, 222 Jackson, dwl 920 Union
Brown William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Browni Wdliam, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Brown William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Bromi William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Brown William, seaman, dwl 260 Spear
Brown William, seaman, dwl 332 Main
Brown William, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Mam
Browii William, stockdriver, dwl 3 Broadway
Brown William, teamster James Graham
Brown Wilham, tinsmith Guenther Moenning
Brown William No. 2, carpenter Palace Hotel
Brown William A., engineer, dwl 607 Eighth
Brown WUliam A., porter WiUiani N. Sanderson, dwl 10
Virginia .
Brown William A., shipcarpeuter, dwl 518 Mission
Brown WiUiam B., assistant bookkeeper Lowry & Wight-
man, res Oakland
Brown Willard B., compositor Figaro, dwl 969 Howara
Brown WiUiam C, blacksmith John W. Farran, dwl N s
Minna nr Fourth
Brown William C, compositor John H. Carmany s. Co.,
dwl 917 Sutter, rear
Brown William H. (Brutm Si McDonald), res Eureka,
Nev
BBOWN Wn-UAM H., contractor nightwork, 3 MUls
PI dwl cor Vandcwat«r and Meiggs' Wharf
Brown William H., engraver Cornell Watch Co., dwl 355i
Eleventh „ „ , ^ ^
Brown William H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & oo.,
dwl 1611 Post
Brown William H. Jr., engraver Cornell Watch Co.
Brown WiUiam Hall, capitalist, dwl 819 Mission
Brown William Henry, drajTUan, dwl 90 Ninth
Brown William K. , expresswagon, NE cor California and
Front, dwl 13 Hubbard
Brown William K., electrotyper, dwl 1139 Pacific
Brown Wdliam P., groceries, 731 VaUejo, dwl 114 Bernard
Brown William P., porter 307 Clay, dwl S s Columbia bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brown William S., Steam Planing MUIs, cor Twenty-
seventh and Mission
Browni William W., clerk, dwl 41 Minna
Brown William W., Imuber stevedore, dwl 12 Clementma
Brown W. N., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Brown W. S. & Co., agents California Silk Manufacturing
Co., 669 Market
Brown W. Scott (W. S. Brown & Co.), dwl 732 Sixteenth
Bro%vn W. T. carpenter Palace Hotel
Browii W. V. , attorney at law, dwl 128 Eleventh
Brown & McDonald {William H. Brown and John F.
McDonald), fruits, vegetables, etc.. 30 and 31 Cali-
fornia Market
Brown & Scott (Henri/ Brovmand James J. Scott), hquor
saloon, 1013 Kearny , „ .. ,
Brown & Snitfen {Frank Q. Brown and Eltjah bniffen),
market, 613 Bryant „ wt
Brown & Wilson {IJenrij C. Brown and Williatn H. Wil-
son), asphaltum roofing, 614 Mission
Browne Charles, seaman, dwl S s Sacramento nr East
Browne Christopher R., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., dwl 15 Powell
Browne Edward R., clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl Brooklyn
Hotel
Browiie F. B., asphaltum roofer, 304 Market
Browne Jacob L., manager Bank of San Francisco, office
436 California, res Grand Central Hotel, Oakland
BKOWNE J. BOSS, laud agent, office 87 Montgomery
Block, res Oakland
Browne Michael, miner, dwl 311 Pacific
Browne Peter N., carpenter California Theater, dwl 613
Bush ,
Browne Rebecca C. Miss, dressmaker, dwl E s Laguna bet
Fulton and McAllister
Browne Spencer C, court-room clerk Tliird District Court,
res Oakland j ^ _.u
Browne Thomas J., tailor, dwl cor Cortland and Nortn
Av, Bernal Heights
Browne Wilson H., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwd 311 Stockton
BrowneU Charlotte (widow), dwl 427 Fourth
BrowneU G. V., first officer Pacific MaU S. S. Mohongo,
BrowaieU James A., salesman J. C. Talbot & Co., dwl 611
Stockton
Browning Andrew, cigarmaker, dwl 948 Market
Browning August {Browning i: Ueber), dwl NE cor Jack-
son and Leavenworth
Browning George, clerk P. Douglas & Co., dwl NW cor
Sutter and Webster , , „„ „ .„•
Browning Jacob, teamster, 110 Pine, dwl SE cor McAllis-
ter and Larliin
Browning James, seaman, dwl 558J Howard, rear
Browning Walter, dwl 13 Verona PI „ j , „„, t, ,
Browning William, liquor saloon, 541 Clay, dwl 7.1 *ol
Browning & Hebcr {Augtiit Browniiuj and WiUiam He-
her), gun and locksmiths, 631 Washington
Browmlee Jolui, house and signpainter, 429 Front
Browulie James, laborer Superintendent Public Sto!«t8,
dwl E s Diamond bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
BrowTilie James, tailor John Reid
Browniridge Robert, machinist, dwl 227 Second
Bromirig William J., carpenter, dwl 361 Eleventh
Brownson Frederick, mason Palace Hotel
Brownstein George (£. aoslinsky ^i Co. and '^^Z^'
Browmtein A Brother, Red Bluff, Cal.), dwl 1017
Brownstone Isaac, merchant, dwd 1002 Larkin
Broz Frank, salesman F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 503 Fourth
Brubaker Effinger B., driver Hook and Ladder Co. No, i
S. F. F. D., dwd 228 Sixth
Bruce Alexander, carpenter, dwd 41 Natoma
Bruce Donald, book and jobprinter, 635 and 637 Stacia-
mento, dwl 1013 Washington . , j i
Bruce D. v., engineer and machinist, 512 Commercial, awi
1011 Taylor „ ,
Bruce EU, gasfltter Bush &, Milne, dwl 209 Second
Bruce George, pamter, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel
Bruce Henry, laborer, dwl 5 GoodseU PI
Bruce James, laundrj-man, dwl 1122 Mission
Bruce James J., farmer, dwl 714* Clementma
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Bruce James H., master mariner, dwl 121S Jackson
Bruce John, carpenter, dwl 017 Mission
Bruce John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 521
HoM-ard
Bruce John C, painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl 522 Jones
Bruce Joseph, lod^angs, 310 Montjjomery Av
Bnice M. (widow), dwl 359 Brannan
Bruce Mary (widow), dwl 7251 Broadway
Bruce JIarj- Mrs. , furnished rooms, 15 Second
Bruce MaxweU M., salesman S. Leszrasky & Bros., dwl
48 Louisa
Bruce Ralph, laborer, dwl 15 Second
Bruce Richard, waiter Buck]e\''3 Varieties, dwl SE cor
Kearny and Commercial
Bruce Robert, bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl
560 Seventeenth
Bruce Robert, carpenter, dwl E s Laguna bet Pine and
Bush
Bruce Robert Jr., marblecutter, dwl E s Laguna bet Pine
and Bush
Bruce Samuel, dwl 514 Howard
Bruce S. J., student Heald's Business College
Bruce Thomas, driver N. B. and Jlission R. R., dwl 714
Clara
Bruce Thomas, st«vedore, dwl 6 Mission
Bruce William, engineer, dwl S s Fourteenth Av bet N
and P, South S. F.
Bruce 'miham, vegetables, dwl S s Jersey bet Noe and
Castro
Bracer H., clerk Adolpli Glootz, dwl 745 Clay
Brack J. J., druggist, dwl 1126 Market
Bracker G. E., gilder, dwl 2219 Mason
Brackmar Hemian, bookkeeper New York Mutual Life
Ins. Co., dwl 253 Svevenson
Brader John, laborer, dwl 1 Lick
BrUe Frank, stevedore A. C. Freese
Braeck William A., clerk Boericke & Tafel, dwl SW cor
Powell and Clay
Braeckner John, German news agent, bookseller, etc 6'"
Clay, dwl 10 St. Charles PLace
Braen E. G., mining, dwl 410 Kearny
Braenings Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Eefineryr dwl 10
VThite PI
Braer John, foreman Funcke & Co., dwl E s SL\th nr
Brannan
Bruger Adolph, dwl 2016 Powell
BKiXJfiE.M.lW F. W., manager Aid Union, office 33
Kearny, dwl W s Capp bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-Third
Braggeniann Henrj- (StaUman i- B.), dwl 503 Union
Braggemann Henry, roofer, dwl 31 Langton
Braggy Patrick, farmer, dwl cor Twentieth and Illinois
BrugheUi Ferdinand, milkman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Bruguiere Emile A., dwl 624 Sutter
Bruguiere John O., secretary Pac. Bora.x Co., office 621
Sansom, res Oakland
Brahn Henry F., pilot stm Amelia
Bnihns Hans W., groceries and liquors, NW cor Green
and Lafayette PI
Bruhns Henr;-, stevedore, dwl S s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Bruhns Julius H., harnessmaker John O'liane, dwl "IS
Kearny
Braie Henry-, stevedore A. C. Freese
Bruise (5eorge, painter, dwl 214 First
Braise Robert, painter, dwl 214 First
Bruist Harrj-, waiter C. Dittmar, 429 Pine
Bralcher Adam, saddler, dwl 25 Morton
Bramagim John W., attorney at law, office 36 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 1315 -Mason
Bramagim Mark, office 36 Montgomery Block, res New
1 ork City
Brumfield William H., attorney at law, office 612 Clay
dwl 415 Capp ■' '
Brumidge William H., conductor Central R. R., dwl Sixth
nr Brj'ant
Brumley M. J. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School
dwl 13 O'Farrell
Brammer C. A., carrier Morning Call, dwl 1904 Filbert
Brummer Oaus, cellarman, dwl 725 Lombard
Brammer John, laborer Spreckels & Co., dwl 71 Everett
Brammer Robert, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Bnin Ignacio, longshoreman, dwl Pollard Place
Bran John B. (Camom d- B.), dwl 715 Lomb.ard
Brun Louis, cook Leon Dmgcon & Co.. dwl 420 Jackson
Bran \\ illiam, baker Sunon Stiefvater, dwl NE cor Six-
teenth and Gahnto
Brundage Charies Jr., drawtender Mission Bay Bridge
dwl Toll House Mission Bay Bridge
Brundage Frank S., oar))enter, dwl 311 Paciflc
Brundige Willimi, laborer Wells, Russell & Co dwl
Howard nr Second '
Bnme August (,Kammitter i- B.), dwl Bush bet Dupont
and Stockton
Erune Augustus, medical student R. H. Plummer dwl
652 Mission '
Brane Henrj-, bookkeeper J. H. A. Folkers & Bro dwl
IS Eddy '
Brunell Teresa Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 34-' Tljird
Bruner B. P. supt Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl Uck House
Braner Frank, jeweler, dwl 515 Vallejo
Bruner Hemy, clerk Keaue, O'Connor & Co., dwl lOOSi
Market
Braner J. A. Rev., pastor Mission St. M. E. Church dwl
S s Twentieth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Braner James D., master mariner, dwl 510 Stockton
Braner J D., traveling agent HaU's Safe and Lock Co.
dwl \\ mdsor House
Bruner John, saddles .and harness, 42S Pacific dwl \W
cor Montgomery- and Vallejo '
Braner William H.," physician, office and dw-1 23 Post
Branes Conrad, machinist Cal. Sugur Refinery dwl En--
ant nr Twenty-fourth
Branet Eugene, jew-eler Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 1337 Dun
Brmiguist Erik, carpenter, dw 627 Bush
Brunier Eugene, bottle depot, 1133 Dup, dw-1 1333 Dup
Brunig Christian, hquor saloon, 583 Market, dw-1 73 Xa-
toma
BKIIM.VG WmiAM, liquor saloon, 2 California dwl
W s Capp bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Branings M & Co. (Henri/ F. Jlichaelis), liquor saloon,
sn cor Mission and Third
Branings Martin (J/. Bruuiiuis A Co.), dwl 705 Mission
Bramngs Sidney, bookbinder A. L- Bancroft &, Co dwl
705 Mission '
Brimje John A., barkeeper Hermann Tobbenboske dwl
741 Market
Brunjes Conrad, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE
cor Braiman and Eighth
Brunjes Diedrich, groceries and liquors, W s San Jos(5
Road nr Five-mile House
Branjes Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Brannan
and Zoe
Branjes Jacob, clerk John G. Maas, dw-1 SE cor Howard
and Main
Branjes John, clerk John H. Schulter, dwl 112 Tehama
Brann Jacob Jr., bookkeeper A. Roman, dwl 815 Stock
Brann Manual, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Brann P., carrier Evening Post, dwl cor Mariposa and
Solano
Brann T. 0. , packer Kohler, Chase & Co. , dwl 10121 Larkin
Brminer , cigars, dw-1 612 Bush '
Brunner E., e-xpresswagon, cor Broadway and Dupont
Brunner Jacob A., agent Van Houtten's Soluble Cocoa
and dealer pipes and fancy goods, 326 (Say, dwl 10'7
Clay
Eranner John, maltster Mason's Brew-erj-, dwl 520 Chest-
nut
Brunner Louis, stationer}- and -varieties, 329 Hayes
Brunning Andrew, butcher Miller&Lus, dwlcor First Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Brano Charies, laborer Giononi Isolo, dwl San JosS Road
nr St. Marj-'s College
Brono Nicholas, fraits, ete., 407 Broadway
Brano P., lather Palace Hotel
Brunotte Louis, tailor, dwl 10 August Alley
Brans .\dolph, clerk, dwl lOOSi ifarket
Brans Catharine Miss, dressma"ker, dw-1 3S Tehama
Brans Charles, barkeeper, dw-1 N s ^'andewater nr Powell
Brans Conrad, bookkeejier Abraham Waldstein, dwl 770
Howard
Brans Conrad, laborer Nicholas Brans, dwl 1322 Mont
Brails Conrad, machinist, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-
third and Twenty -fourth
Brans Diedrich, proprietor Golden Eagle Hotel, 112 Folk
Brans Frederick, president S. F. Stock Brewery (Fred-
erick Brum d: Bro.), dwl 211S Powell
Brans Frederick ,i Bro. (Gcorr/e Bmns), groceries and
liquors. SE cor Mission and SLxteenth
Brans George (Fred-irick Bruiis i- Bro.), dw-1 SE cor Mis
sion and Sixteenth
Brans Harry (^Person d- B.), dwl S24 Union
Brans Henn,-, dwl 125 Seventh
Bnuis Henry, barkeeper Henry Harms, dwl NW cor Fol
soui and Twenty-sixth
Bruns Henrj-, cabinetmaker, dwl 162 Tehama
Brons Henrj-, groceries and liquors, SW cor Spe-ar and Fol
Bruns Henrj-, miIkraneh,SW cor Thirtiethand San JosiS A.T
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Bruns HeniT,', seaman, dwl 246 Spear
Bruus Heniiann, store bookkeeiier Custom House
126 Seventh
Bnins Hermine Mrs., dressmaker, 770 Howard
Bruns J. H., barkeeper M. & H. D. Betels, SW cor Sacra-
mento and Davis , ^ ,. ■
Bruns John (Briina ir Jlunfc), dwl cor Union and Octavia
Bruns John, carbuilder Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl cor Thir-
tieth and San Jose Road
Bruns N. , master mariner, office 305 East
liRIIXS S. »t P.» groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Berry , ,. „,„ „ j
BBIINS NICHOLAS, groceries and hquors, 617 Baits,
and coal, UW Davis (and N. i- P. Bruiui), dwl SE cor
Guerrero and Camp
Bruns I'eter (iV. A P. Bruns), dwl 651 Third
Bruns Samuel, laborer, dwl 245 Spear
Biuns W. C. , apothecary and physician, NE cor Bupont
and Sutter
Bnms William, laborer Union Brewen', dwl 326 Clem
Brims William H., groceries, NE cor Green and Lafayette
Brmis & Runge (John Bruns and Guntuve Runge), '^o-
ceries and liquors, cor Union and Octai-ia
Branschwiler Christof, bookbinder B. Hicks & Co., dwl
627 Commercial . o ■
Bninschwiler Joseph A., bookkeeper Hiberma Savings
and Loan Soc, dwl 515 Bush
Brunsen Martin, salesman Henry Brader, and proprietor
North Beach Hotel, 420 Pranoisco
Brunskog Axel, employii 904 Keaniy
Brunson H., roofer U. S. Marine Hospital
Brunstell Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Brunt Leonard, boilennaker Francis L Currj', dwl 38
Brunt William, boilennaker Francis I. Currj', dwl 3S Jessie
Brunt William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom ,
Brunt William N., butcher 190S Mission, dwl 2619 Mission
Bruntsch Carl Christian, with John H. Boden & Co., dwl
1010 Stockton
Bi-untz Fi-ed T. (Henry Borman & Co.), dwl SW cor Mar-
ket and Eighth , .,. j , ox.
Bruaco Francisco, cook Francisco Lucchettl, dwl St cor
Sanson! and Merchant
Bruse Christian, clerli A. Stahmann, dwl SW cor Stockton
and Sacramento
Bruse J., dwl 220 Pacific „ „, . , i.
Brush Albert, blacksmith Band E. Coleman, QWl t. s
Steiner bet Ellis and Eddy ^ „„„
Brush Charles W., secretarj- Sutro Tunnel Co., office 320
California, dwl Grand Hotel
Brush Edwin, brakeman Southern Pac. E. E., dwl 38
Welsh
Brush Ellsworth H., teamster William Kerr, dwl S 8 Lom-
bard bet Montgomen- and Sansom
Brash George A., grainer C. A. Bernard, dwl SE cor
Steiner and Ellis
Brush Reuben G., dwl 1417 Bush . „. ^ . , „
Brusher Joseph, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl »
Pinckney PI , , „„„ _
Brushi Antonio, laborer MustoBros., dwl 233 Green
Brushner Jane, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Brusier Dennis, butcher Lick House , , ,, .
Bruun Engelbrecht F., bookkeeper Commercial Union
Insurance Co., dwl 1416 Jackson
Brazumin H. A., dwl Russ House
Bryan Brothers (WiUia m a nd T/iomas), proprietors Amer-
ican Exchange, 319-25 Sansom
Brvan Charles (.colored), barber, dwl 14 Virginia Alley
Biyan Donnelly, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and
Smnner, dwl 315 Howard
Brian Dudley C, stockbroker, dwl 1111 Clay
Bryan Edward, packer Baker & Hamilton, dwl E 3 Shot-
well bet Twenty-lifth and Twenty-sixth
Brvan Edwin H., collector, 523 Keaniy, dwl 1530 Clay
Bryan Edwin H. Jr., special policeman Maguire's Opera
House
Brvan E. H., physician, office and dwl 224 Keamy
Bryan Fi-ank, clerk U. S. -Anny Headquarters, 105 Stock-
ton, res San Mateo ,,,„„„ I
Bryan Frederick, clerk Alexander Failles, dwl 530 Bush
Biyan George, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Brvan James, cooper, dwl 7 Gilbert , . „ „, , ,
Bo-an James E., salesman McCain, Flood & McClure, dwl
520 Sutter
Bryan J. C, salesman, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Bry.an John, gasfltter C. H. Stombs & Co.
Brvan John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bn,an John M. , stoves and tinware, 130 Third
Brvan Kate, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Brj-an Mark H., carpenter, dwl 1603 Bush
Bryan Mary Miss, ladies' hairdresser 711 Folsom
Brjan Patrick, expressman, dwl 41Si Grove
Brian Sabrina, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Bryan Samuel, bootblack, 613 Commercial
Bryan niomas (Bryan Bros.), dwl American Exchange
Bryan William (Bnian Bros.), dwl American E.\change
Brvan William (cofd), porter general office Central Pacific
■ B. R., dwl 29 Welsh
Brj'an William F., bookkeeper Richard O'Neill, dwl 19
Buss .
Brvan William H., clerk Amencan Exchange
Bryan William J. (George U. 'lay d- Co.), res Hayward,
Alameda Co., ™ . , , „
Bryan William J., apothecary, NW cor Tliird and How-
ard, draggist and dispensary 603 Merchant (and Wil-
liam J. Bryan & Co.), dwl 1203 Howard
Bnan William J. & Co., apothecaries, NW cor Second and
Howard, N\V cor Third and Howard and Grand Hotel
Bryans Edward, hardware, dwl E s Shotwell bet Tiveuty-
flfth and Twenty-sixth
Bryant Alexander H., 541 Clay, dwl 636 Commercial
Bryant Andrew J., vice-president State Investment and
Insurance Co. , office 409 California (and Bryant X-
Taylor), dwl 822 Sutter
Br>-ant Carrie A. Mrs. dwl 217 Third
BrVant Charles, dwl 109 Montgomery
Bryant Charles G. Mrs. (widow), teacher music, dwl 502
Taylor
Bn-ant Daniel S. (Bryant cfc Cook), res Oakland
BiT,ant Edinond, clerk Bryant & Taylor, dwl 822 Sutter
Biyant Edward, doorkeeper Maguire's Opera House
Bryant Eleazer, woodturner Eichard H Orton, dwl 15J
Clinton
Bryant Frank, clerk, dwl 334 Bush ,,„, „k .
Bryant George, foreman Maynard & Jones, dwl 131 Chest-
Bn-ant George H. (Neville i- Co.), dwl 1917 Polk _
Bryant James E., orockers", lamps etc., 10 and 12 Third,
dwl N s Fulton bet Gough and Octavia
Brj-ant James R., salesman James E. Bryant, dwl N s
Fulton bet Gough and Octavia
Bryant John, dwl 127 Shotwell , „,„, „
Bryant John (S. F. Mami/acti:rin{i Co.), dwl 2019J How
Brj-ant John, jeweler, dwl 1118 Taylor
Bryant John, oilfinisher, dwl 103 Hayes
Bryant John H., dwllU Prospect PI ,„,v
Bryant John T., compositor Daily Exanuner, dwl 11 John
Bryant Mahala M. Miss, assistant teacher Ladies' Protec-
tion Relief Society Home, NE cor Gearj-and Franklm
Brj-ant Mvron, conductor Central R. E., dwl 403 Sixth
Bryant Ruth (widow), dwl 1429 Geary
Bryant Samuel (colored), carpenter, dwl N 3 Greenwich
bet Larkin and Polk
Bnant Samuel A. W., driver, dwl 617 Natoma
Brj'ant Sophronia (widow), dressmaker, dwl IS Garden
Brvant Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
BfitV INT WAUKEN, real estate, office 33 Merchants
Exchange, dwl 230 Shotwell
Bn-ant W. D., conductor Sutter St. R. E, dwl 31 Austm
Bryant William, boilennaker, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Bryant William F., bookkeeper David Conrad, dwi Buss
Brv-adt William J. O. (colored), physician, dwl 29 Welsh
Bryant & Cook (Daniel S. Bryant <i: Damd S. Cook),
commission merchants, 306 Davis „ „, , \
Brjant & Tavlor (-4 ndrew J. Bryant and J. S. Taylor),
importers safes and locks, 812 California
Brj-ars .tan (widow), dwi 1514 Stockton
Briars Annie Miss, hairdresser, 1514 Stockton
Bri-de William L. (MidMoton, B. * Co.), dwl 1800 Dup
Brydeli George, drayman, office 405 Front, res Oakland
Brj-dges Marshall C, stoves and tinware, 61 Clay, dwl 349
Jessie , , .._„ „
Brydon Joseph, stableman A. Eoden, dwl 1717 Sac
Brvson C\tu8 W. (Reed d- B.), dwl 652 Howard
Bri'son James, weigher Jackson St. ^Vharf, dwl 210 Wash
Brjson Thomas F., pressman A. L. Bancroft * Co., dwl 19
Natoma
Buasho , laborer, dwl 116 First
Buch Frederick, professor music, dwl 703 Greenwnch
Buch Henry, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 32 Mission
BuchanJ., bootmaker, E s Howard bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth „ , ^. ,., ,
Buchan James M. C. Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius Col-
lege, dwl 841 Market
Buchanan J., lather Palace Hotel
Buchanan James, vegetables and painter, 1203 Folsom
Buchanan John, carpenter, W 3 Jones nr Broadway
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Ccj
3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Buchanan John, cook, dwl 52S Pacific
Buchanan John, laborer X. C. Walton
Buchanan John, porter Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl 571
Howard
Buchanan John, machinist, dwl 209 Harrison, rear
Buchanan John H., liquor saloon, 604 Howard, dwl 571
Hr>ward
Bnchanan John W., foreman ilvers, Weighel & Co., dwl
302 Third
Buchrinan John W., sawyer Pacific Bos Factory, dwl 75
Tehama
Buchanan Joseph, clerk John H. Crocker
Bl"<'HAXA\ JOSEPO Y., druggist, XE cor Post and
Mason, dwl 007 Pine
Buchanan Mary Miss (Burnett <t' B.), dwl 571 Howard
Buchanan Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.), office 409 Cal
Buchanan Sarah A. (widow), dwl 511 Shotwell
Buchanan William A., clerk U. S. Anuy Headquarters,
105 Stockton, dwl 2041 Mission
Buchanan William G., superintendent Einstein Bros. &
Co., hoot factorj', dwl 70S Buchanan
Buchard , dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
Buchard Geonje, shipcarpenter Middlemas &. Boole, dwl
218 Francisco, rear
Btlcbe Conrad, trussmaker J. H. A. Folkers & Bro-^ dwl
317 Bush
BUchel Ernest, shoemaker Kohler & Maier, dwl 1221
Kearny
BUchert IMartin. shipcarpenter, dwl 4 Hartman Alley
Euehholz Charles, wireworker, dwl G Ridley
Buchholz Henry, cabinetmaker Field J: "Frei, dwl 923
Bn,ant
Bucbinor Norman, coachman, dwl 3G5 First
Buchnian Jacob, express wag^un, lOS Battery, dwl 65 Shipley
Buchman Mier, tailor, 90 Stevenson
Buchmann John, milkman, Presidio
BucholE Henrj-, foreman S. Kohbuan, dwl 535 Jessie
Buchtenkirchen Adolph, bookkeeper Singer Manuf. Co.,
dwl 13 Harian PI
BUchtmann Adolph M., porter L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl
20 Clara
Buck , stevedore Menzies & Bing-ham
Buck Adeline H. (widow), astrologer, dwl 230 Minna
Buck Charles, clerk Louis Von Harten, dwl NW cor
Brannan and Sixth
Buck Charles E., dwl 127 Montgomery
Buck Daniel, mining secretary, office 331 Montgomery,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Buck George, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s Louis-
iana nr Shasta
Buck George, expresswagon, 600 day, dwl 314 Third
Buck George X., bookkeeper J. P. Newmark & Co., dwl
50 Langton
Buck Henn-, barber, dwl 921 Folsom
Buck Herman, laborers. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor North Pomt and Larkin
Buck Jolm (William Taa/e <L- Co.), dwl First Av nr Ken-
tcky. South S. F.
Buck John, cigarmaker Samuel Haskins, dwl 1142^
Market
Buck John, teamster, dwl N s Bush bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Buck John E. (N. Ohlandt & Co.), dwl E s Jersey bet So-
lano and Butte
Buck Louis, painter, dwl 021 Folsom
Buck Thomas, dwl 314 Third
Buck William, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Buck Wilham, stairbuilder N. P. Langland, dwl 531 Fourth
Buckbee Charles A., record clerk L'. S. Mint, and editor
Pacific Baptist and Evangel, office 409 Washington,
dwl 51G Taylor
Buckbee Maline S. (widow), dwl 403 Capp
Buckbee Spencer C, dwl 516 Taylor
Bucke John, painter, dwl E s Laguna bet Pine and Bush
Buckelew Martha (widow), dwl 735 Green
Bucker Walter, moIding,dwl NW cor Geary and Central Av
Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),
otfice 331 Montgomery room 20
Bucking Diedrich (BiicJciiig d: PostcT), and cooperage, 412
Dnmuu
Bucking Frederick (Walterg d: B.), dwl 515 Brj-ant
Bucking John (Buckiiuj it PiUter), dwl 515 Bryant
Bucking & Pilster (John Bucldivj and Henry PiUter).
groceries and liquors. 515 Bryant
Bucking & Postel (Di^jdrich Bricking and Christian Pas-
tel), groceries and hquors, NW cor Pacific and Taylor
Buckingham , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Buckingham A. E., salesman T. R. Church, dwl 719 Bush
Buckingham Charles, broker, dwl S02 Howard
Buckingham Charles E., mining agent, office 315 Califor-
nia, dwl 36 Geary
Buckingham Elizabeth, glovemaker Pac. Glove Works,
dwl 632 Market
Buckingham Frank, cutter Freeman & Hyman, dwl 101b
Clay
Buckingham Thomas H. {Buckinghatn & Hecht), dwl
SAV cor Oak and Buchanan
Buckingham William P.. with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
NW ci>r Oak and Webster
BrC'KI\<;UA.n a HEI-HT (Thomas H. Bwldngham,
and I.^nac and Loins Hecht Jr.), wholesale boot man-
ufacturers, NW cor Haight and Gough, salesrooms
104 and 106 Sansom
Buckland Owen, draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 1019
Hyde
Buckle M. T. Miss, teacher music, dwl Nucleus House
Buckley , laborer Union Iron Works
Buckley Alfred, clerk, dwl 127 Fourth
Buckley Andrew, porter 316 Sacramento, dwl 127 Shipley
Buckley C. A. (Biicklcij d- Mooney), dwl 224 Kearny
Bncklev C. F., phvsician and surgeon, office 646 ilarket,
dw*l G14 Sutter
Buckley Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 11 Folsom Av
Bucldey Daniel, conductor Gay St. Hill R. R.
Buckley Daniel J., clerk Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc.,
dwl W s Deiisadero bet Turk and Eddy
Buckley Daniel (Stewart Jr B.\ dwl 1013 Pierce
Buckley Da\id, porter A. C. Dietz .li Co., dwl 12 Anthony
Buckley David J., ste^-ard Hartnett &; Barry, dwl 402
Broadway
Buckley E. D., miller, dwl 22S Jessie
Bucidey Edward, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 1221 Fol-
som, rear
Buckley Edward, proprietor Buckley's Varieties, NW cor
Keaniy and Pine, dwl 719 Clay
Buckley Edward P., real estate, dwl 520 Lombard
Buckley Eliza J., cloakmaker. dwl 127 Fourth
Buckley Frank, builder and contractor, dwl W s Devisa-
dero, bet Turk and Eddy
Buckley Frank Jr. , agent Samuel Dunbar & Co. (Phila-
delphia), boots and shoes, 543 Market, dwl 16 Amia
Buckle}- H., capitalist, dwl Brookhm Hotel
Buckley J., molder Francis I. Curry
Buckley J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 127 Fourth
Buckley James, laborer, dwl 305 Fifth
Buckley James, wines and liquors, 37 Post, dwl 1920 Polk
Buckley James A., brickmason, dwl 2519 Bush
Buckley Jane (widow), liquor saloon, SE cor Francisco
and Jones
Buckley Jeremiah, dwl E s Lobos Creek, nr Golden Gate
Dri\ing Park
Bucklej' Jeremiah, blacksmith, dwl 231 Firet
Bucklev Jeremiah, bootmaker Einstein Brothers & Co.,
dwl 532 Fulton
Buckle}' Jeremiah, night inspector Custom House, dwl
2208 Larkin
Buckley Jeremiah J., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl
Rutledge Av opp Columbia, N s Benial Heights
Buckley John (Btickley tk Lane), dwl 419 Stevenson
Buckley John, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 16 Sutter
Buckley John, miner, dwl 127 Fourth
Buckley John, restaurant, 403 East
Buckley John A., boilermaker, dwl 127 Fourth
Buckley John H., cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 925
Broadway
Buckley John L., bookkeeper Lewia Brothers, dwl 407
CHeraemina
Buckley Joseph, salesman, dwl W b Devisadero bet Turk
and Eddy
Buckle}' Joseph L., painter, dwl SO Clementina
Buckley Julia Mrs., actress Calif omia Theater, dwl 6 Fella
PI
Buckley Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 630 Mission
Buckley M. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 122 Geary
Buckley Michael, blacksmith, dwl 124i Shipley
Buckley Michael, laborer Central Pacific R. E., dwl 432
Brannan
Buckley Michael, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl S s
Geary bet Scott and De\'isadero
Buckley Michael B. {Buckley it- Lu--<cc/tnhe), dwl 14 Ellis
Buckley Patrick, bootmaker, 522 Pine
Buckley Patrick, cooper, dwl 713 Clementina
Buckley Patrick, laborer, dwl 925 Broadway
Buckley Patrick, laburer Laure Hill Cemetery, dwl N s
Bush bet Broderick and Baker
Buckley Stephen, laborer, dwl 103 Freekn
Bucklev Thoma;3, abstract and register clerk Custom
House, dwl 104 Ewer PI
PAOinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. F.
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Buckley Thomas, cooper, dwl 612 Mission
Buckley Tliomas, restaurant keeper, dwl 30 Steuart
Buckley Timothy, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. E.
Buckley T. L., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wiarf
Buckley William, brickmaker, dwl NE cor Green and Polk
Buckley William, cooper Lamenco Felvey, dwl 630 Miss
Buckley William, porter James H. Widber, dwl 127 Fourth
Buckley William E., blacksmith Palace Hotel, dwl 515
Tehama
Buckley & Lane {John Buckley and Michael Laile), liq-
uor saloon, junction Market and Eddy
Buckley & Luscombe (Michael B. Buckley and RoVert
Luscomhe), importers and wholesale dealers in lace
goods, jewelry, etc., 539 Market
Blil'KLEY .t MOONEY {C. A. Blitkley and Corne-
liu-'i Muoney)y wines and liquors, SE cor Bush and
Kearny
Buckley's Varieties, Edward Buckley and James Hockmg
proprietors, NAV cor Kearny and Pine
Bucklin Albert G., patternmaker Frear Stone Co., dwl
1023 Howard
Bucklin Edward P., clerk WTiat Cheer House, dwl 839
Mission
Bucklin John W., mining agent, office 240 Montgomery,
dwl 118 Eddy
Buckman A. E., boolikeeper George S. Hoag, dwl 1007
Sutter
Buckman M. M., purser stm William Taher, Market St.
waiarf
Buckman R. H. L., Capitol Saloon, 220 Montgomerj', dwl
224 Montgomery
Buckmaster John, lather Palace Hotel, dwl 632 Mission
Buckminster L. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 204 Ellis
Buckmire George, with Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl Windsor
House
Bl'l'KNALL GKOKGE J., physician, office 623
Kearny, dwl 811 O'Farrell
Bucknara Clara T. Miss, teacher Eincon School, dwl 850
Folsom
Bucknam Charles, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
33 John
Bl'<'Ji\.VM EZK.V T., stoves and tinware, 22 Steu-
art, dwl 850 Folsom
Bucknell Martha E. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 131
O'FaiTell
Buckner Charles, carpenter and builder, 21 Geary, dwl 22
Garden
Buckner Charles Jr., carpenter, dwl 22 Garden
Buckner Josephine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 86Si Folsom
Buckner Thomas, oysterman Charles Mayer, dwl 119
O'Farrell
Buckner William, packer S. F. Packing and Provision Co.,
dwl 7 Varenne
Budan Lewis, upholsterer, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Budd Wayman C. (IT. C. Build Jc Co.), dwl 1116 'Van Ness
Av
BlTitD W. C. A CO., stockbrokers, office 440 California
Budde Joseph, brassfinisher W. D. Clark & Co., dwl 25
Morton
Budde Tlieodore F., porter W. Vf. Dodge & Co., dwl 233
Clara
Buddington Moses J., master mariner, dwl 24 Ellis
Buddington Walter, pilot stm Julia, dwl 627 Third
Budge Kichard F., bookkeeper B. E. Auger & Co. and
secretary Buena Vista Vmicultural Society, 409 Bat-
tery, dw'l 641 Vallejo
Budzzilenl Mary Mrs., beer saloon, 16i Hunt
Buecher George, woodturner L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 226
Ritch ^, ,
Buehler Frederick, lithographer, 61 Montgomery Block,
dwl 1010 Montgomery
Buehler Jacob M. Rev., pastor St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, dwl 953 Mission
Buehler John F. , bootmaker, 822 Montgomery
Buehler William, upholsterer, dwl 416 O'Farrell
Buehler. Sec Buhler
Buehn G. , cooper David Woemer, dwl 623 Geary
Buel David E., miner, dwl 1023 Sutter
Buell Henry, fireman Southern Pac. R. E., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Buena Vista Park, half mile South Masonic Cemetery
Buena Vista Petrolemn Co. (Inyo Co. Cal.), office 330
Pine
biie:«a vista vimcxttukal society, o. c.
Pr.itt president, Richard F. Budge secretary, office
409 Battery
Buerk Carl, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Buonnann Frederick, bookkeeper 312 Sacramento, dwl
823i Filbert
Buero Geralamo (iV. Giamboni & Co.). dwl 519 Clay
Euero Luigi (Ramnna G. it Co.), dwl 926 Pacific
Buffandcau Emil B., general agent, dwl 1229 Turk
BlFFl.N'liTON JOHN M., mining secretary, and
school director, office 37 Merchants' Exchange, dwl
137 Silver
Buffington William H., clerk John M. Eufflngton, dwl 137
Silver
Bufford Henry L., driver S. F. Laundry, dwl E s Capp
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bufford Mary E. (widow), dwl 534 Bush
Buiford Samuel F. (San Francisco Laundry Association),
NW cor Turk and Fillmore
BI'FFIj'M -4. C„ physician, office and dwl 327 Minna
Bufluin John W., miner, dwl 415 Stevenson
Bugbee B. N., workman U. S. Mint, NW cor Mission and
Fifth
Bugbee Charles L. (S. C. Bugbee & Son), res Oakland
Bugbee George E., sampler Custom House, res Oakland
Bugbee John S. (Swan Brewery Co.), and attorney at law,
dwl 14 Hawthorne
Bugbee Joseph H., contractor, office 402 Montgomery
Bugbee Samuel C. (S. C. Btujbee J,- Son), dwl 041 Har
BlItiBEE S. C. A SOSi (Charles L. Bugbee), archi-
tects, office 402 Montgomery room 27
Bugbee Sumner W., business agent, office 402 Montgom-
ery, res Oakland
Bugholz August, blacksmith, dwl Continental Hotel
Bugliotti Tomasso, miner, dwl 215 Broadway
Bugnicourt Joseph, butcher Occidental Hotel
Buhlemann Fred, market, 21 and 31 Metropolitan Market
Buhler August, druggist B. LefeiTC, dwi 90S Pacific
Bulilert Albert, superintendent Odd Fellows' Cemeterj',
S s Point Lubos Av nr First Av
Buhlert Frederika (widow), dwl 26 Mary
Buhlert Julius (Buhlert .!■ McBride). dwl 26 Mary
Buhlert & McBride (Juliux Buhlert and Henry E. Mc-
Bride), law and collection, office 007 Clay
Buhlinger Joseph, laborer Kohler & FroWing, dwl 208
Seventh, rear
Buhlmann Frederick (Gerber <fc B.) dwl 831 Pacific
Buhhueicr A., marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl 741
Market
Buhrae Casper, ranchhand Meyer Louden, Rock Ranch
Ruhr Benjamin F., teamster Drake & Emerson, dwl 220
Stevenson
Buhmieister Henri P., bathtender Russian and Turkish
Baths, dwl 528 Pacific
Buhnneister John, packer, dwl 417 Sutter
Bui Victor, heater Pacific Rolling Mills
Buicelli Orazio, vegetables, 63 Colombo Market
Buislay George, mason Palace Hotel
Buist William, porter L. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
Bujannofl Reinold (Bujannoff S: Bahmann), dwl 126
Minna
BIUAN.'^'OFF A BAHMANN (Reincld Bujannoff and
Aclolph Bahiiumn), diamond jewelry manufacturers,
125 Sanson!
Buker Livy K., clerk Charles H. Parker, dwl W s Wall
PI nr Jackson
Bulfinch Charles F., clerk I. Friedlander, dwl 109 O'Far-
rell
Bulfinch Henrj', salesman Dolliver & Bro., dwl 428 Oak
Bulger Andrew, printer, dwl 213 Minna
Bulger Charles, blacksmith, dwl 34 Natoma
Bulger Edward, morocco finisher Bloch & Davidson, dwl
S s Harrison bet Seventh and Eighth
Bulger James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Bulger J. B., molder Francis I. Curry
Bulger John, boilennaker, dwl 260 Clementina
Bulger John, plaster decorator Samuel Kellett, dwl 335
Shipley
Bulger Martin, chief engineer U. S. Mint, dwl 31 Euss
Bulger Patrick, expressman, SE cor Market and Fifth, dwl
4 Boyd
Bulger Peter, morocco dresser, dwl 1143 Harrison
Bulger R. E., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 10 Harlan
PI
Bulger Solomon, cartman, dwl 22 Folsom Av
Bulger Thomas, hackman Oakland Ferry Landing
Bulger V. F., compositor Kane & Cook, dwl 10 Harlan PI
Bulkeley C. S., civil engineer and surveyor, office 331
Montgomery room 4
BIXKELEV L. E., attorn ey at law, office 603 Washmg-
tou, dwi Lick House
Bulkley Ichabod, salesman C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl cor
Fourth and Channel
C-et your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Market.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 71G Kearny, Established 1852.
Bulkley Stephen R., driver M. H. Garland, dwl 319 Jessie
BULL ALPHEl'S, vice-president Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co., I'tEce 401 California, dwl NW cor Leav-
enworth and Francisco
Bull James, merchant tailor, 109 Third
Builand lienoit (Boutinon d- B.\ dwl 530 Merchant
Bullard James, cigar dealer, dwl 234 Seventh
B\illard James A., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 2108
Hvde
Bulhu-d James H. (Bullard X' Zeiss), dwl 210S Hyde
Bullard L. J., bookkeeper H, H. Noble & Co., dwl 630 Sac
Bullard Matthew B., picture dealer, dwl 21 Ha^-thome
Bullard William, driver S. Jacobs, dwl 1303 Bdw>', rear
Bullard William P., bookkeeper Bray Brothers, dwl 2103
Hyde
Bullard & Zeiss {Jaines H. Bullard and Lends Zeiss),
produce commission, 114 Clay
Bullen H. M., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'a Wharf
BuUen John, salesman, dwl 232 Jessie
Bulletti Celestia (widow"), dwl 1714 Dupont
Bulling'er Nicholas, butcher, dwl 322 Broadway, rear
Bullion Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), James S.
Kennedy secretary, office 43 Merchants' Exchange
Bullis John J., dwl 650 Howard
BuUivant Herbert E., bookkeeper Einstein Bros. & Co.,
115 Hares
Bullniore A. R., dwl 2204 Pine
Bl'LLOCK FRA\K D. (Bullock d; J(mes), dwl 423
Sutter
Bullock John, dwl 1217 Mason
Bullock John C, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., res Oak-
land
Bullock Lathrnp L., real estate, office 65 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl S25 Greenwich
Bullock W. H., attorney at law, dwi 112 Fourth
Bullock William, with E. Detrick & Co., dwl S s Taylor m*
O'Farrell
Bullock William K., laborer Union Box Factorj', dwl SE
cor Mission and Steuart
BULLOCK A' JOVES (Frank D. Bullock and John L.
Junes), gents' furnishing goods and merchant tailors,
421 Montgomery
Bullwinkle John F., groceries and liquors, 25 Louisa
Bulmore Robert R., merchant, dwl 2204 Pine
Bulotti Ferdinand, painter, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Bulston John, engineer tug Rabboni, dwl 647 Howard
Bumbuiy Thomas, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Bunigardner John, milker John A. Shepston, dwl San
Bruno Road nr Golden City House
Bxunm George W. , wines and liquors, 615 Merchant, dwl
621 Larkin
Bumjius Peleg, miner, dwl SIO Vallejo
Eumsted Edward H. J., clerk 615 Merchant, dwl 29 Haw-
thorne
Bunce Frank, clerk R. W. Richardson, dwl 1329 Sac
Bunce William, bookkeeper Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
1329 Sacramento
Bunch William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Buucken Louis C, clerk Commercial Union Insurance
Co., dwl 7 O'Farrell
Bund Andrew, gilder, dwl 109 Geary
Bundison James, butcher Grand Hotel
Buudison Joseph, waiter Grand Hotel
Bundock William, assistant steward Pacific Mall S. S.
Vasco de Gama
Bundscbu Charles (James Srnith 1- Co.), dwl 125 Chestnut
Bundy Alese, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Euudy Anne Mrs. (\\idow, colored), dwl Utah bet El
Dorado and Center
Bundy C. (widow, colored), fximished rooms, 12 Virginia
Bundy Daniel S., laborer, dwl cor Sixteenth and Utah
Bundy John H. , porter U. S. Mint, dwl cor Sixteenth and
Utah
Bundy Joseph A. (colored), porter, dwl 6 Miles PI
Bundy Joseph A. (colored), porter Stable & Bemhard,
dwl S09 Pacific
Buneman Henrv, wholesale wines and liquors, 315 and
317 Clay, dwl 123 Haight
Bungard Joseph, varnisher, dwl 10 Boardman PI
Bungard Thomas, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jackson St.
Wharf
Bunger Christian, clerk Peter W. Wobber, dwl SE cor
Kearny aud Union
Bunger Edward, teamster, dwl Dupont bet Francisco and
Chestnut
Bungus John, molder, dwl 34 Minna
Bunker , piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co.
Bunker Charles D., clerk Henry S. Bunker, dwl N s Mission
opp T^velfth
Bunker Cromwell, clerk 74 California Market, dwl 1620
Leavenworth
Bunker Frederick H., foreman Robert F. Bunker, dwl
SE cor Broadway and Leavenworth
Bunker Frederick R., mining secretary, office 606 Mont-
gomery room 3, and bookkeeper Palace Hotel, dwl
1313 Stockton
Bunker George H., carpenter, dwl 559 Bryant
Bunker G. F., draftsman with William Deacon, 133 Main,
dwl 13 De Boom
Bunker Henrj- C, clerk with Fassett, McCauUey & Co.,
dwl 2052 Mission
Bunker Henry S., ship and custom-house broker, 50S
Battery, dwl N s Mission opp T^^'elfth
Bunker Paul, foreman Pool &- Harris, dwl S s California
bet Buchanan and Webster
Bunker Robert F., porkpacker, 74 and 75 California Mar-
ket, dwl 1610 Leavenworth
Bunker Ten Eycke. clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 327 Gearj-
Br>'K£R WILLLIM M., BuUetin editorial rooms,
517 Clay, dwl 42 Tehama
Bunker William W., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl
1521 Leavenworth
Bunnell Dennis D., tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
SE cor Pierce and Ellis
Bunnell E. F., dentist, office 319 Kearny, res Fniitvale,
Alameda Co
Bimnell Ida Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Marks, dwl SE cor
Pierce and Ellis
Bunnell James S. , bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
1616 California
Bunner B. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 502 Powell
Bunner Stephen, policeman, dwl W s Webster bet Eddy
and Ellis
Bunticlech Henry, laborer, dwl Henry nr University
Mound College
Bunting Joseph, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 45S
Clementina
Bunton Maggie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Bunton Phillipi (widow), dwl 974 Folsom
Bunton Richard, barkeeper P. F. Brady, dwl 106 Minna
Bunyan Dennis, laborer Freight Depot Central Pacific R.
R., dwl 240 Townsend
Bunyan Marj' Miss, chambermaid Arlington House, 127
Kearny
Bunyan Thomas, laborer Pacific Glass Works, dwl W s
Mississippi bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Buraruo R., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Burbank Albert E., fancy poultry, 43 and 44 California
Market, dwl 325 Bush
Burbank Caleb, attorney at law, dwl W s Webster bet
Ellis and O'Farrell
Burbank Gustavus A., office 434 Mont, dwl 932 Market
Burbank Lester, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., res
Oakland
Burbank Samuel F. , porter T. J. Bass & Co. , dwl 737 How
Eurch John C. (Biirch & Grijith), dwl 729 Geary
Burch John N., solicitor International Hotel
Burch Patrick, laborer To%vnsend St. Depot Central Pa-
cific R. R.
BrRCII A GRIFFITH (John C. Burch and A. B.
Grijith), attorneys at law, office 330 Pine room 23
Burch. See Birch
Burchardt John, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Burchell A., laborer F. D. Conro & Son
Burchers William, master mariner, dwl Rincon Court nr
Main
Burckes Henry* W., carpenter, dwl lOS Turk
Burckes Warren H., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., dwl lOS
Turk
Burckhardt Max, editor and proprietor Humorist, office
and dwl 523 Kearny
Burd LawTcnce, bricklayer, Fort Point
Burdell Han-ey. clerk National Clock Co., dwl S15 Taylor
Burden Frederick G., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
dwl 523J Minna
Burdett George L., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 535 Hayes
Burdett William, stevedore, dwl 210 Union
Burdett W. W., stockdealer, dwl 308 Third
Burdick E. B., mining, dwl lOGJ Third
Burdick Edwin F., auctioneer H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl
523 O'Farrell
Burdick George R., clerk National Gold Bank and Trust
Co., dwl 523 O'Farrell
Burdick R. M. (R. M. Burdick & Co.), res Hartford, Conn.
Burdick R. M. & Co. (George (T. McS'ear), packers and
importers seed leaf tobacco and cigars, 120 Clay
PACiriO COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
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Biirdick Sxisan (widow), dwl 3 Varenue
Burdick William L., roliceman City Hall, dwl 119 Perry
Burdine C. C, dwl 315 Minna
Burflend John, boardinymastor S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Eurfiend Martin, liquor saloon, 403 Francisco
Burg Emile, salesman Henry A. Guillixson, dwl 137}
Peny
Burgans "Charles, gunsmith N. Curry & Brother, dwl 3-i
EHis
Burgar Thomas, carpenter, dwl 139 Silver
Burgbacher Charles, laborer, dwl 1528 Dupont
Burgdorf Henry, tailor, dwl 619 Pacific
Eurge Alexander Francis, door and sashmaker, dwl 17
Freelun
Burge Aime (widow), dwl 17 Freelon
Burgcmeieter August, tinsmith, 1-13 Second
Burger August, barkeeper Henrj- Hilgerloh, dwl 417 Green
Burger Henry, quartermaster sergeant Fourth U. S. Ar-
tillery, dwl Presidio Ban-acks
Burger Jacob, hairdresser, 523 Pacific
Burges Hem-y, shoefitter D. W. Emerson
Burges Tiistam, register clerk Probate Court, dwl 1236
Pine
Burgess Alex B., bridgebuilder Pacific Bridge Co., dwl
028 Fourth
Burgess Charles, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 34 Na-
toraa
Burgess Charles M., hostler Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Burgess George, bricklaver, dwl 236 Sutter
Bl'iMiESS GEOK«E," Excelsior Wine Rooms, 320 Mont-
gomery', dwl 70S California
Burgess George H., portrait painter, studio 26 Moutgom-
erj'. dwl 2420 Buchanan
Burgess Henrj', clerk John H. Kessing, dwl cor Serpen-
tine -A.V and Brj'ant
Biu-gess Hubert, principal teacher of drawing Public
School Department, dwl 2422 Buchanan
Burgess James, cook, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Burgess James, longhoresman, dwl W s Main nr Folsom
Burgess Oscar O., physician, office and dwl 329 Gearj'
Burgess William H., cook Horace Porter, dwl 23 Stock-
ton PI
Burgetmert I. H. T., dwl Columbia Hotel
Burgreen , barkeeper, dwl 5 Central PI
Burhams William D. , clerk Ernest Brand, dwl 13 New Mont
Burhyat Isaac H., engineer, dwl 34} Freelon
Burins Pdchard, laborer George H. "WTiitney, dwl Cres-
cent Av nr Islais Creek
Burjal John, brewer Schweitzer & Bro., dwl 236 First
BI'KK.1KDT SI.4X, impoiter engravings, chromos,
jihotographs. oil jiaintings, and manufacturer frames
and passe partouts, 545 and 547 Wash, dwl 929 Pacific
Burke , dwl E s Bartol nr Broadway
Burke A., dwl 30 C^eary
Burke Adolph, hidedealer, dwl 417 Jones
Burke -Albert, dwl 36 Post
Burke Alfred 1., collector Mission St. 'miart, dwl 1515 Post
Burke Barbara (widow), dwl NAV cor Filbert and Jones
Burke Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 37 Moss
Burke Bartholomew E., expresswagon, SW cor Front and
California, dwl 420 Fell
Burke Catherine (widow), dwl 753 Harrison
Burke C. F., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Burke Cliarles, dwl 4 Geary PI
Burke Charles, carpenter, dwl 231 Pacific
Burke Charles I., carpenter, dwl 909 Brj-ant
Burke Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Burke Daniel, cartman, dwl 32 Eausch
Burke David, hostler, dwl 333 Bush
Burke David, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic,
dwl 50 SUver
Burke Da\-id H., cabinetmaker, 312 Sixth
Burke D. F., expresswagon, cor Howard and Sumner
Burke Eddie, laborer 626 Clay, dwl SW cor Clay and Jones
Burke Edmund W., clerk \Vhite & Bauer, dwl NE cor
Jones and Filbert
Burke Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Burke Emilv (widow), dwl 516 Sutter
Burke Ethelbert, deputy collector Custom House, dwl 722
Turk
Burke Francis G., agent Capital Woolen Mills (Sacramen-
to), 623 Market, res Oakland
Bm-ke Frank H. , asphaltum roofer, office 316 Montgomer}',
dwl 714 Leavenworth
Biu-ke Frederick, marketman, dwl 456 Clementina
Burke Garrett, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl W s York bet
Twenty-fourth and T^venty-fifth
Burke O. B., farmer, dwl 304 Beale
Burke George, laborer machine shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Burke Henrj-, butcher Haney & Shinkle, 236 Third
Burke James, butcher Harvey & Shinkle, dwi 22S Clem
Burke James, carpenter, dwi Cherubusco nr Cortland Av,
Benial Heights
Burke James, engineer Birch, Argall & Co. , dwi 903 Folsom
Burke James, fanner, dwi San Miguel Ranch, Ocean House
Road
Burke James, heater Pacific RoUing Mills, dwl cor Siena
and Michigan
Burke James, laborer, dwi 323 Vallejo
Bm-ke James, laborer, dw 1 446 Brauuan
Burke James, plasterer, dwl 71S Clementina, rear
Burke James, porter Spring A'alley Water Works, dwl 20
Willow Av
Burke James, tailor William Sherman & Co., dwi 3 Moul-
ton PI
Burke James, waiter Lick House, dwi 72S Howard
Burke James C, bookkeeper Pacific Odd Fellow, dwl 1026
Washington
Burke J. L., student Heald's Business College
Burke John, dwi 75 Minna
Biu-ke John, dwl 1505 Franklin
Biu-ke John, barkeeper, dwl 521} Stevenson
Burke John, bellman Lick House
Burke John, blacksmith, dwi 963 Folsom
Burke John, cook, dwi 604 Minna
Burke John, expressman, cor Market and Fourth, dwl 30
Langton
Bmke John, expressman, SW cor Fifth and Market, dwl
935 Mission, rear
Burke John, laborer, dwi 25 Folsom Av
Burke John, laborer, dwi 60 First
Biu-ke John, laborer, dwi 277 Minna
Burke John, laborer, dwl S s Lombard, bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Burke John, painter F. A. Rutherford, dwi 22S Clem
Burke John, policeman City Hall, dwl 1 Martin's Block,
S s Market nr Seventh
Burke John, porter EeTOolds & Ford, dwi S s Twentieth
bet Dolores and Church
Burke John, steward 68 Cal. Market, dwi 81 Stevenson
Burke John, superintendent Arcade J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
dwi 1000 Mimia
Burke John, tanner Lynch & Lyons, dwl W s Mission bet
First and Second
Burke John, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 2
Vincent PI
Burke John H., driver D. E. Root & Co., dwl 630 Mission
Emke John H., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 419}
Tehama
Burke John J., Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Burke John J., carpenter, dwi 7 Verba Buena
Burke John K., vaniisher and polisher Jacob Strahle &
Co., dwl 1627 Mission
Burke John P. , foreman machine shop McAfee, Spiers fil
Co., dwi 228 Eighth
Burke Joseph, dwl 137 Montgomery
Bm-ke L. , carpenter, dwi 921 Folsom
Burke Louis N., molder Steiger & Kerr, dwi 6 Varenne
Burke Lucy A., teacher, dwi NE cor Filbert and Jones
Burke Lucv K. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1213 Clay
Biurke M., mariner, dwi 710 Folsom
Burke JIaggie Mrs., housekeeper American Exchange
Bui-ke Slartin, groceries and liquors, dwl 235 Jessie
Burke Martin, teamster John McKew-, dwl 2 Vincent
Burke Martin J. (Madism\, B. i- Co.), dwl 714 Leav
Burke Mary D. (widow), dwl 112 Silver
Bm-ke Michael {Gordon i- £.), dwi 160 Clara
Burke Michael, clerk, dwi 3 Moulton PI
Burke Michael, dairyman, dwi Missouri bet Sierra and
Napa
Burke Michael, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway ^"harf
Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, NW' cor Scott and
EUis
Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Washoe PI
Burke Michael, laborer, dwi 636 Sixth
Burke Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl N s Central
Road nr Giant Powder Works
Burke Michael, miner, dwl 214 Eleventh
Biurke Michael, policeman Alma House, Mission Ocean
House Road
Burke Michael, porter Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 406 Capp
Burke Michael, woodturner, dwl 6 Varenne PI
Burke Michael P., baker Mzina & Co., dwl 61} Shipley
Burke Nicholas, cutter Ne^-ille i Co., dwi 1217 Powell
MOEG-AN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Burke P., painter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Burke P. A., driver Potrero and B. V. R. B.
Burke Patrick, laborer, dwl i Eddy PI
Burke Patrick, laborer, dwl 15 Geneva
Burke P;itrick, laborer Ebenezer Swett, dwl Twenty-ninth
nr Mission
Burke Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Burke Patrick, laborer Simon HofEnian, dwl S s Twenty-
sixth bet Mission and Capp
Burke Patrick, stevedore, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison
and Hr>'ant
Burke Patrick Mrs. (widow), dwl 4 Hvmt
Burke Patrick H., laborer James Dunn, dwl 20 Scott
Burke Patrick J., stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Burke Richard, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Burke Robert, plasterer, dwl 414 Pacific
Burke Stephen J., clerk Max Greenbarg, dwl 123 Clem
Burke Thomas, attorney at law, dwl 213 Tiu-k
Burke Thnmas, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Burke Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 517 Vallejo
Burke Thomas, house and signpainter, 1075 Market, dwl
SW cor Fillmore and FeU
Burke Thijmas, laborer Excelsior Mills, dwl 18 Freelon
Biu-ke Tliiimas, laborer G. Doherty, dwl SE cor Bay and
Jones
Burke Tliomas, laborer, dwl W s Tajior bet Chestnut and
Francisco
Burke Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Burke Thomas, teamster Morris WiULams, dwl 560 Linden
Av
BITRKE TIIOMAS H., attorney at law, office 411i
California, dwl 213 Turk
Eurke Walter, music printer Mathias Gray, dwl SW cor
Clay and Jones
Eurke William, eyeleter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 138J
Rose Av
Burke William, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 326 Hayes
Burke AYilJiam, laborer Palace H'jtel
Burke William, laborer S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl cor
Michigan and Sierra
Burke William, lather Palace Hotel
Burke William, molder, dwl 6 Varenne PI
Eurke William, plasterer, dwl 42 First
Burke William, policeman City Hall, dwl 122 Shipley
Burke William, track repairer Sutter St. R. R., dwl S3
Austin
Burke William A., manufacturer of musical instruments,
523 Pine, dwl SW cor Jones and Clay
Burke William A. Jr., painter, dwl SW cor Clay and Jones
Burke Wilham E., miner, dwl 7 Yerba Buena'
Burke William F. , driver Potrero and B. V. R. R,
Burke William F., importer, manufacturer, and retail
boots and shoes, 113 Sutter, dwl 1213 Clay
Burke William G., Evening Bulletin Office, dwl NE cor
Filbert and Jones
Bxirke William J., woodworker, dwl 5 Washoe PI
Biu-ke William John, policeman City Hall, dwl 517 Vallejo
Burke William L., groceries and liquors, 136 Natoma
Burke William M., expressman, dwl 569^ Minna, rear
Burkhard Hannah (widow), furnished rooms, 530 Valencia
Burkhardt George, boot and shoe mani^acturer, 540
Washington, dwl 412 Sixth
Bm-kliardt John G., hostler Charles F. Dryer, dwl New
Atlantic Hotel
Burkhart Eliza (widow), bakeiy, 1216 Pacific
Burkhead William N., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
26^ Kearny
Burkmann Jacob, expressman, dwl 65 Shipley
Eurky M., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
Burley Robertson, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 12 Perry-
Burling B. L., with Burling & Bro., dwl 299 Hyde
Burling Henry, tailor, dwl 1226 Sacramento
Burling James W. (Burling d: Bro.), dwl 1218 Folsom
Burling Richard, bookkeeper Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
61S Fourth
Bi:RLf\G M'irUAJI, {Burling & Bro.), dwl 299
Hyde
BrRLlAG «£ BROTHER (William and James W.
BurUiin), stockbrokers, office 323 California
Burling. Sec Birling
Burlingame Isaac, machinist, dwl 529 Fourth
Burlington (Iowa) Railway, John S. Gray agent, office 214
Montgomery
Bunnann Albert, butcher J. Kaufman, dwl 429 ilinna
Burmeist^r Alrich (Biirin^ister tfr Mchrtens), dwl NW
cor California and Leavenworth
Burmeister Amelia (widow), dwl 1115 Jackson
Burmeister Francis Henrj', carpenter, dwl 529 Valencia
Burmeister Henrj', lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 505
Filbert
Burmeister John, foreman E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl 551
Howard
Burmeister Otto, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 1115
Jackson
Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeister and Au-
gu-it Mehrtens). groceries and liquors, NW cor Cali-
foniia and Leavenworth
Bunnester Heno', carpenter, dwl S s Borland bet Dolores
and Guerrero
Burmester Henry W., clerk Henrj' H. Haigbt, dwl Ss
Borland bet Dolores and Guerrero
Bum Frank, carpenter, dwl 2207 Pine
Bm*nap John, commission merchant, 425 Davis, dwl 420
Leavenworth
Bm-nell Janies S., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
1616 California
Bumell Jides, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 31
Hinckley
Bumell M. F., real estate, dwl 411 Brannan
Bumell M. W., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Cliina
Bumell Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 22 Rausch
Burnell William, laborer, dwl W s Chm'ch bet Jersey and
Twenty -fifth
Bumell William A., expressman, dwi 212 Clara
Burner Henry (Skidl d- Burner), dwl 1 Laskie
Burner Henry, faraier Isaac Stone, dwl W s San Bi-mio
Road nr Islais Creek
Burnett , stockbroker, dwl 31 Hinckley
Burnett Alexander S., general U. S. A., dwl 1010 Bush
Bumett Alexander S. Jr., bookkeeper London and S. F.
Bank, dwl 613 Valencia
Bumett Amelia Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
652 Stevenson
Bumett David, dwl 31S Davis
Bm-nett D. J., secretary Pacific Commercial Co., dwl 1411
Bush
Bumett Ellen Miss, dwl lllSt Folsom
BCRXETl' G. G., apothecary and dmggist, 327 Mont-
gomery, dwl 2506 Sacramento nr Fillmore
Bumett James, engineer, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-
fourth and T^venty -fifth
Burnett Jane Miss, liquor saloon, 648 Pacific
Bumett John M., attorney at law, office 623 Montgomery,
dwl 1901 Polk
Bumett John P., actor Calif omia Theater, dwl 428 Post
Bumett Joseph, butcher, dwl 653 Willow Av
Bumett Joseph, with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 307 Fol
Bumett Katie Mrs. (Burnett d- Buchanan), dwl 432 Ship
Biu-nett Maria Mrs., dwl 7 Washington Av
Bumett Marj' (widow), dwl W s Leavenworth bet Union
and Filbert
Bumett Peter H., president Pacific Bank, office 201 San-
som (and Pacific Commercial Co.), dwl 610 Jones
BiUTiett Richard, plumber Palace Hotel
Burnett Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
BrR\ETT WELLINGTON €„ city and county attor-
ney, office 13 City Hall tliird floor, dwl 600 Sutter
Bumett & Buchanan (Mrs Katie Burnett and Miss Mary
Buchanan), ladies' hairdressers, 410 Third
Eumette N. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 234^ Sixth
Bumham G. M., salesman George A. Meigs, dwl SW cor
Folsom and First
Bumham James G., clerk S. Farjeon & Co., dwll413 Sac-
ramento
Bumham James W. (James W. Bumham it Co.), dwl 928
Dolores
BFRXIIAM JAMES W. A CO, (John L. Eckley and
Henry Eckley), importers carpets, upholstery goods,
and oilcloths, 618 Market and 15 and 17 Post
Bumham Joseph, dwl 613 Pine
Bumham Nelson, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Bumham Samuel S., carriagemaker M. P. Holmes, dwl S
Howard Court
Bumham William F., upholsterer Hardy & Fredericks
Burnham Z. W., salesman Sanderson & Horn, dwl Russ
House
Bumhart George, bellman Russ House
Bums , artesian wellborer, dwl 797 Mission
Burns , carpenter, dwl 303 Jessie
Bums , clerk U. S. A., dwl 115 Kearny
Bums A. J., asphaltum roofer, dwl 636 Commercial
Bums A, L., clerk U. S. A. Headquarters, 105 Stockton,
res Oakland
Bxirns Alexander, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
516 Howard
Bums Alexander, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson i
Bums Alfred D., clerk Hokn & Boyle, dwl 1621 Webster
'ACinC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactcry, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Bums A. M., marine Burveyor Hutchinson, Mann &
Smith, res Oakland
Bums Andreas, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 415 Hyde
Burns Andrew, coalpasser stni John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Bums E., laborer Black Diamond Coal M. Co.
BITRXS BARCLAY J„ secreUry Stetefeldt Furnace
Co., office 411| California, dwl 1206 Market
Bums Bamey, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 12 Hunt
Bums Bernard, fireman stm Mare Island, dwl 625 Davis
Bums Bernard, stonecutter, dwl 9 Clinton
Bums B. F., clerk U. S. A. Headquarters, 105 Stockton,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bums B. P., real estate, office 19 Montgomery Block,
Bums Brian, Tv-aiter, dwl 3 Lick
Bums Bryan, extraman Engine No. 7 S. F. F. D., dwl N
s Sixteenth bet Guerrero and Valencia
Bums Catharine (widow), dwl 11 Garden
Bums Catharine Mrs., furnished rooms, 247 Stevenson
Burns Charles, expressmaji, cor Pacific and Davis, dwl
211 Franklin
Bums Charles, sailmaker, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Do-
lores
Bums Charles S., contractor, dwl Point Lohos Road nr
Lone Mountain
Bums Cornelius, laborer Odd Fellows* Cemetery, dwl E s
Eoyce nr Point Lobos Av
Bums Daniel, whipmaker, dwl 281 Stevenson
Bums David, driver Larkin & Ficken, dwl 444^ Natoma
I Bums David, laborer, dwl 559 Fourth
Bums DaWd, laborer Freight Depot Central Pacific R, R.,
dwl 316 Ritch
Bums Dietrich, hotelkeeper, dwl 112 Polk
Bums D. P., real estate, dwl NW cor Union Av and Ward,
Bemal Heights
Bums Edmund, expressman, dwl S s Haight bet Devisa-
dero and Br<xierick
Bums Edward, barkeeper Thomas Tiemey, dwl NE cor
New Montgomery and Howard
Bums Edward, expressnian cor Pacific and Davie, dwl 316
Capp
Bums Edward, laborer E. Fanmng
Bums Edward, liquor saloon, SE cor Keamy and Pine
Burns Edward, painter Hopps & Sons
Burns Edward A., horseshoer Patrick H. Bums, dwl 675
Mission
Bums Edward L., blockmaker, dwl 404 Broadway
Bums Ellen (widow), dwl 10 Heron
Bums Ellen M. Mrs., dwl 1910 Polk
Biums Eugene, expressman, dwl 25 Stone
Bums Eugene, teanister, dwl 21 Fulton
Bums F. J., pantryman Colorado S. N. Co. 's stm Montana,
Folsom St. T;\Tiarf
Bums Francis J., engineer, dwl 12 Bryant Av
Bums Frank, lodgings, 268 Erannan
Bin-ns Frank A., with Francis M. Truworthy, dwl 1621
Webster
Bums Frederick, dwl Columbia Hotel
Bums Gaty A., receiving clerk George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1621 Webster
Bums George 0., watchman Custom House, dwl 12 Te-
hama
Bums G. W., merchant, dwl Russ House
Bums H.. wheelman stm AmeUa. Broadway Wharf
Brown H. A., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Golden Eagle
Hotel
Bums Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Third, res Oakland
Burns Henrj-, carpenter and builder, dwl 240 Green
Bums Henrj", fireman, dwl 545 First
Bums Henry, miner, dwl S46 Mission
Bums Henn', teamster Citj' R. R.
Bums Henry J., deputy sheriff, dwl 325 Seventeenth bet
Mission and Valencia
Bums Hugh, laborer, dwl 909 Geary
Bums Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, dwl Windsor House
Burns J., with Hanscom & Co.
Bums J. A., carpenter Palace Hotel
Burns James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Bums James, cutter Orrin Jones, dwl 10 Heron
Bums James, engineer, dwl 233 Third
Bums James, foundrjTuan, dwl 421 Clementina
Bums James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Bums James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. Potrero
BiUTis James, laborer Wesley Diggins, dwl N s Sutter bet
Devisadero and Broderick
Bums James, plumber with Eugene N. Fritz
Bums James, porter, dwl 139 Minna
Bums James, stevedore, dwl NW cor Union and Calhoun
Bums James, wiredrawer, dwl NW cor Third and King
Bums J. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Bums John, dwl S s Fourteenth nr Guerrero
Bums John (Btinis d: Lee), dwl NE cor Berry and Ritch
Bums John, baker stm JohnL. Stephens, dwl 1313 Sacra-
mento, rear
Bums John, boatbuilder Martin Vice, dwl 502 Mission
Burns John, cabinetmaker, dwl 115 Second
Bums John, carriagedriver, dwl 261S Mission
Bums John, cook, dwl 530 Mission
Bums John, drayman Code, Elfelt & Co.
Bums John, driver T. H. Bowlen, dwl 917 Pacific
Bums John, engineer, dwl 1567 Kearny
Bums John, flourpacker F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 213 Bdwy
Bums John, hostler Clay St. HillR. R., dwl 1304 Jackson
Bums John, laborer, dwl 131 Folsom
Bxu-ns John, laborer, dwl 735 Eddy
Bums John, laborer, dwl Santa Clara bet Harrison and
Alabama
Bums John, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Bums John, peddler, dwl 9 Lick
Bums John, plumber Prendergast & Doherty, dwl 11 Gar-
den
Bums John, porter S. J. Tichenor
Bums John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bums John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Bums John, teamster Smith & Mann, dwl N s Eighth Av
nr M, South S. F.
Bums John Jr., driver Clay St. Hill R. R.
Bums John Jr., plumber, dwl 21 Stevenson
Bums John C, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 134 Jessie
Burns John G., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
pubhc
Bums John H., policeman City Hall, dwl 224 Mont
Bums John H., pressman A, L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 224
Montgomery
Bums John H., Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Burns John L., traveling agent M. Warde & Co., dwl
Morton House
Burns John M., compositor St-ock Report, dwl 320 Tenth
Bums John T., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 5 Howard
Bums Joseph, hackman Plaza
Bums Joseph A., carpenter, dwl S s Fifteenth Av bet L
and M, South S. F.
Bums Katie Miss, teacher, dwl 314 Bush
Burns M., mason Palace Hotel
Burns M. Mrs., shoefitter Ma>'nard & Jones, dwl 281 Stev
Bxims Mark, teamster William Limd & Co., dwl U. S.
Hotel
Bums Martin, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 4 White
Bums Marv (widow), lodginefs, 39 Minna
Bums Maiy- (widow), dwl W s Eleventh bet How and Fol
Bums Marv Jliss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl cor Seventh Av
and L, South S. F.
Bums Mary Ann Miss, real estate, dwl 912 Natoma
Bums Mary F., dressmaker, dwl 1910 Polk
Bums Matthew B., carriagesniith Brittain & Levy, dwl
675 Mission
Bums Maurice, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 10 Heron
Bums Michael, expressman, dwl 12 Tehama PI
Bums Michael, hostler, dwl 321 Third
Burns Michael, laborer, dwl N s Market bet Polk and
Larkin
Bums Michael, liquors, 209 Sixth
Bums Michael, machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 179 Minna
Bums Michael, plasterer, dwl 1031 Pacific
Bums Michael, porter Grand Hotel, dwl 33 Tehama
Bums Michael, shoemaker, dwl 321 Minna
Bioms Michael, waiter stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Bvims Morris, cooper, dwl 17 Ritch
Burns Myra, midwife, dwl 308 Minna
Bums NeUie Miss, necktiemaker, dwl 143 Third
Bums Nicholas, miner, dwl 247 Stevenson
Bums Owen E., laborer Pacific Conmiercial Co., dwl 515
Grove
Bums P., fireman stm Los Angeles. Market St. Wharf
Bums P. , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Bums Patrick, cooper, dwl 17 Ritch
Bums Patrick, driver James Dimn
Bums Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and
Laguna
Bums Patrick, head stew-ard Grand Hotel, dwl Tenth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Bums Patrick, laborer, dwl California Av nr Park Av,
Beraal Heights
Bums Patrick, laborer Agricultural Fair Race Grounds,
dwl Seventh Av nr Point Lobos Av
Biims Patrick, seaman, dwl 18 Freelon
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market
p. VAN SCHAACK k CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.
Burns Patrick H., horseshoer, 670 Mission, dwl G75 Miss
Bvirns Peter, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Quiim bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Burns Peter, laborer, dwl 404 Broadway
Burns Peter. laborer, dwl 1007 Battery^ rear
Bui-ns Peter, peddler, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Bums Peter, veterinarj- surgeon, dwl 442 Hayes
Burns Richard, boilennaker, dwl 107 Freelon'
Bums Richard, stevedore A. C. Freese
Bums Robert, teamster, dwl cor Lafavette and Minna
Bums Robert A., raolder, dwl 414 Pacific
Bums Rosa Miss, dressmaker, dwl 5G Natoma
Burns S. L., drummer, dwl Morton House
Bums Stephen, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Bums T. H., dwl 430 Shotwell
Bums Theresa C, dressmaker, dwl 1910 Polk
Burns Tliomas, bootmaker, dwl 231 Jessie
Bums Thomas, cooper, dwl 17 Ritch
Burns Thomas, driver Sutter St. K. R., dwl 9 Austin
Bums Thomas, expresswagon, Davis nr Broadwa}', dwl
cor Franklin and Linden
Bums Thomas, laborer, dwl 17 Crook
Bums Thomas, laborer, dwl 1143 Harrison
Bums Thomas, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj-
Burns Thomas, miner, dwf 511 Mission
Bums Thomas, shoemaker John Schath, 31 Ellis
Bums Thomas, teamster, dwl 11 Garden
Bums Thomas, teamster, dwl 1031 Pacific
Bums Thomas J., carpenter, dwl 1910 Polk
Burns Th^imas W. {KelU/ cL- Bums), dwl 403 Stevenson
Bums William, boileraiaker, dwl 39 Mmna
Bums William, filecutter Jolm Parkin, cwl Seventeenth
nr Market
Bums William, laborer, dwl 510 Broadway, rear
Burns William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Bums William, steward Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl Post
nr Fillmore
Bums William, teamster William Kerr
Bums William U., dwl 1621 Webster
Burns W. W., lieutenant-colonel Subsistence Department
Military Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton, dwl
Grand Hotel
Bums k Lee {John Burns and William Lee), proprietors
Mechanics' House, NE cor Berry and Ritch
Burnside Charles, cane-chair reseater, dwl 31 Hinckley
Burr Alfred, wood engraver and designer William P. Harri-
son, res Oakland
Burr Amos, conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 51S Geary
Burr Benjamin J. {Burr i- Fmk), dwl 3 Montgomery
Burr C. A., insurance ageut, dwl 421 Fourth
Burr Carrie Mme., clairvovant. office and dwl 11 Geary
BURU C. C. A CO. (Mary Hudson), successors to'H.
C. Hudson & Co., manufacturers mustard, spices, etc.,
factorj' foot Stocktop. office SE cor Front and Pine
Burr Clarence C. (C. C. Burr it Co.), dwl NE cor Filbert
and Van Ness Av
Burr Edst'n, canvasser, dwl 749 Market
Burr Eli B., bookkeeper Savings and Loan Society, dwl
S 8 Twenty-first bet Folsom and Shotwell
BURR E. WILLARD, president Savings and Loan
Society, office 619 Clay, dwl N'VV cor Van Ness Av and
Filbert
Burr George E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 918
Montgomery
Burr George W., molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 22 Park Av
Burr James, boxmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Factorj-,
dwl 741 Market
Burr James C, porter LowTy & Wightman, dwl 539 How
Burr John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Va-
lencia and Twentieth
Burr John T., bootmaker. Bay nr Kearny
BiuT Levi, liquor saloon, 1 Bay
Burr Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Burr Wachermann, foreman John Mahlstedt, dwl 118
Virginia
BIRR A FINK {Benjamin J. Burr and Jam^s L.
Fink), merchant tailors and gent's furnishing goods,
3 Montgomery
Biurell Annie Miss, teacher music, dwl 1010 Mason
Bmrell Charles, physician, office and dwl 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward, weigher Coiners' Department U, S. Mint,
dwl 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward H., night Inspector Custom House, dwl
1322 Mission
Burrell Ludo, dwl 16 Rincon PI
Burrell. See Birrell
Burrill George C, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
cor Mission and Fourth
Burrill James S., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Burrington Albert C, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 118
Austin
Burrington J. A., lithographic artist A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl lis Austin
Eurris Butler, bookkeeper Manhattan Life Insurance Co.,
dwl 418 Brannan
Burns C, famier, dwl Russ House
Bim-is Charles, lamidrjiuan D. A. Taylor, dwl SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Burris George K., steward stm Los Angeles, Market St.
WTiarf
Burris James (colored), seaman, dwl 30 Freelon
Biuris William Mrs., janitress Vallejo St, Colored School,
dwl 16 Freelon
Burroughs G. M., agent John Wyeth & Bro., Philadel-
phia, office vnth Crane & Brigham, 322 Front, dwl
Occidental Hotel
Burroughs William, crockery dealer, dwl 62SJ Jessie
BiUTOuglis William Jr., dwl Windsor House
Burrowes Hannah Mrs. («idow), dwl E s Alabama bet
Twentj-'fifth and Twentj'-sixth
Burrows Edward, laundrj-man D. A. Taylor, dwl SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Burrows George Rev., dwl 906 Market
Bxirrows George (colored), steward, S s Pantaim bet Pine
and California
Burrows Henry, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Burrows James P., caneworker George A. La Rose, dwl 6
Powell
Burrows John, seaman stm Salinas, Wash. St. "niiarf
Burrows Richard, carpenter, dwl 741 Market
BURROWS ROBERT D., liverj- stable, E s Drumm
bet Washington and Oregon
Burrows Thomas, cai-penter, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Burrows William, eari>enter, dwl 4 Hardie PI
Burrmnkel Henrv, laborer Hayes \'alley Brewery, dwl
614 Grove
Burrj^ John, market, dwl 720 Octavia
Burscough Henrj-, dwl 457 Biyant
Burson James N., foreman Bromley & Co., dwl 846 Miss
Bin-st William, drj--goods clerk, dwl 734i Howard
Burt . printer Call, dwl 417 Montgomery
BiArt Charles, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 62
Natoma
Burt Charles R., printer, dwl 62 Natoma
Burt Francis L., carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
822 Folsom
Buri James, dwl 509 Bush
Burt J. Gus, merchandise broker, office 405 Front, dwl
802 Jones
Burt John, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Burt Margaret E. Mrs., di-essraaker, 1246 Mission
Burt Phillip, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Btart Silas S.. annealer Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 221 Powell
Burt William J., housemover, dwl 1123 Mission
Bmtchell John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Octavia and Fil-
bert
Eurtner John, patternmaker, dwl 313 Bryant
Burton August A., porter Lewis Brothers, dwl 509 Bush
Burton Charles, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Burton Charles H., merchant, office 405 Front, dwl 1024
Washington
Biuton Edward, capitalist, dwl 21 Glen Park Av
Burton Edward, waiter Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Amelia,
Broadway Wliarf
Burt'jn Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, 14 Lafaj'ette
Burton Heniy, carpenter, dwl 614 Mission
Burton Henry F., driver 17 California Market, dwl 28
Mary
Burton James, barkeeper Margareth Pfeiffer, dwl 1105
Dupont
Burton John, foreman pattern shop Angell, Palmer &
Co., dwl 513 Howard
Burton Joseph, barkeeper John Gray, dwl 77 Clementina
Burton J. Ross, miner, dwl 741 Market
Burton London (colored), bootblack, 203 Second, dwl S 8
Jessie nr First
Burton William, carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl 320 Jessie
Burton William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Burton William A., dwl 316 Fourth
Bui-ton William H., manufacturer awnings and steam-
pipe felter, 159 New Montgomery
Burton William James, porter Joseph Lipmann, dwl 409
Pacific
Burtsell, John M., stockbroker, office 106 Leidesdorff,
dwl 316 Fulton
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Bunvell Lewis, physician, dwl 225 Bxish
Burvvell S. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 925 Sutter
Eurwick William, laborer, dwl 34SJ Ritch
Burj' A., lather Palace Hotel
Bun- John, bootmaker Francis X. Kast, dwl 4 \Urifinia PI
Burj' John T., fruits and vegetables, 46 and 4i Washing-
ton Market, dwl SW cor Polk and Beach
Buseelle James R., bookkeeper John W. Shaefler, dwl
113 Fifteenth
Busch Alexander, longshoreman, dwl 617 Davis
Buseh Charles, cooper F. Schiller & Son, dwl 39 Jackson
Busch Edward, filecutter Adalbert Wolf, dwl 228 Folsom
Busch Jacob, laborer 5 Jackson
Busch John, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228 Kearny
Busche Mathees, maltster South Park Malt House, dwl
608 Brannan
Buschmann Herman, liquor saloon, 422 Drumm
Buschmann N. John, groceries and liquors, dwl 209 Third
Buser Ernest, porter E. G. Lyons &Co., dwl 610 Jack, rear
Bush A. L., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 33 Eddy
Bush Alonzo, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 331 Mont
Bush Charles, carriagetruumer Plath & liitzmuUer, dwl
714 Clay
Bush Charles, shoemaker Eniil Mellar, dwl 9 Kate
Bush Charles J., woodcarver Herman Grantz, dwl E s
Potrero Av bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Bush Charles P., clerk, dwl 523 Post
Bush C. P., laborer Machinery Department U. S. Mint
Bush C. W., painter and paperhanger, dwl 741 Howard
Bush Da\id (Biish S: MUtie), dwl S s Sutter bet Scott and
De\isadero
Bush Edward, boilemiaker, dwl 421 Folsom
Bush Emma Miss, teacher music, 510 Stockton
Bush Fi-ank J., boilemiaker, dwl 1234 Vallejo
Bush Fiederick, teamster, dwl 429 Shipley
Bush George D., miner, dwl B nr Fourth Av, South S. F.
Bush Georgiana Mrs., dwl 524 Howard .
Bush Henrv, dwl 421 Folsom
Bush Hemian, tradesman, dwl 209 Montgomery Av
Bush Hiram F., clerk Johnston & Veasey, dwl 1318 Hyde
Bush Hyman P., mining secretarj-, office 27 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 114 Mason
Bush John, boilennaker, dwl 1234 Vallejo
Bush John, butcher S. F. Packing and Provision Co.
Bush John, stableman, dwl 1904 Mason
Bush Joseph, shoemaker Richard Pahl, dwl 623 Post
Bush J. P., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. China
Bush Louis, dentist, office 8 Keamy, dwl 2108 Howard
Bush Nathan, furniture and bedding, 749 Market, dwl N
s Howard bet Sixth and Seventh
Bush Norton, artist, studio 330 Pine room 41, dwl S s
California bet Scott and Devisadero
Bush Rebecca Miss, dressmaker Madame Shear, dwl E s
Sixth bet Mission and Market
Bush R. J. , artist, studio and dwl 117 Montgomery Block
Bush William, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232
Second
Bl'SH * MILNE (.David Brisk ajid Gcnrge MUn,-),
plumbers, gasfitters, importers gasfixtures and
plumbers' materials, 29 New Mont, Grand Hotel
Bushman William, patternmaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl
299 Clementina
Bushnell Adrian D., foreman Hanson & Moore, dwl 1512
Folsom
Bushnell A. M., printer, dwl 333 Bush
Bushnell Frank N., engineer Southern Pacific K. E., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Bushnell W. A., printer, dwl 622 Post
Bushnell William, dwl 6 Stockton
Bushnell William E., captain stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, dwl 017 Geary
Bushner Had, teamster, dwl 1512 Folsom
Bushwav Ellen (widow), sewing, dwl 9 Pinckney PI
Busk Andrew Sherwill, clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 40
Austin
Busker H., painter, dwl 741 Market
Buss Albreoht, vamisher, dwl 102 Tehama
Buss Henry, cook Continental Hotel
Buss Jacob, hquor saloon, 418 Ftiurth
Buss Philipp, cook Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 637 Bdwj-
Busselle James R., bookkeeper J. W. Shaffer, dwl 113 Fif-
teenth
Bussenius C. , enipIo-\-nient agent, dwl 909 Keamy
Bussev William C, locksmith, 431 Bush, dwl 824 Keamy
Bussingor Frederick, brassmolder George H. Tay&Co.,
dwl 211 Ellis
Bustamanto Rosa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 528 vallejo
Busteed Ann (widowj, dwl E B Mission bet Twenty-filth
and Twenty-eixtn
632
Buster Henry, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Bustillos Frank, cigarmaker Teodoro Mendez, dwl
Green
Bustillos Rafael, marbleworker Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
134 Clara
Bustinos Manuel, marblepolisher, dwl 632 Green
BUSWELL .lLE.\ANDEIt, bookbinder, paperruler,
and blank-book manufacturer, 418 and 420 Clay, dwl
1006 Union
Buswell E. G., clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co., res Oak-
land
Buswell William F., bookbinder A. Buswell, dwl lOOB
Union
Buswell William F., dwl 603 Folsom
Butcher Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Butcher Henrj-, driver Lvon & Co.
Butcher James, butcher William O'Brien, dwl Sixth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Buteher James L., butcher, dwl S s Seventh Av bet M and
N., South S. F.
Butcher John, butcher E. Peguillan&Bro., dwlLnr Sixth
Av, South S. F.
Butenop Henry, groceries and liquors, 625 Pacific, dwl
600 Filbert
Butenop Henry C, clerk Henry Butenop, dwl 606 Filbert
Butensehon Henrv, carpenter, dwl 620 Broadway
Butenschon Joachim, waiter Voss & FrUhliug, dwl C15
Pucific
Buther Frank, maltster Star Brewery, SE cor Eleventh
and Folsom
Butler , sliipcarpenter, dwl 39 Natoma
Butler Alexander C, carpenter, dwl 2 Boyd
Butler Anthony, watchmaker, dwl 619 Pacific
BlITLEK BKOS. {Patrick F. and William J'.), import-
ers millinery and straw goods, 569 Market
Butler Charles, broker, dwl 127 Montgomery
Butler Charles, porter George D. Morse, dwl 417 Mont
Butler Charles A. , photograph retoucher Carleton E. Wat^
kins, dwl 20 Laiayette
Butler Charles C, real estate, dwl NE cor Sutter and
Steiner
Butler Charles H., captain stm Empire, Pacific St. WTiari,
office 106 Davis, dwl 137 South Park Av
Butler Charlotte W. (widow), dwl 303 Jessie
Butler Delia Miss, dwl 447i Natoma
Butler Edward R., draftsman New City Hall, dwl 118
Eleventh
Butler Elizabeth (widow), dwl 315 Filbert
Butler Ellen (widow), dwl 407 Clementina
Butler Ellen E. Mrs., furnished rooms, NW cor Folsom
and Steuart
Butler Fostina Miss, teacher, dwl 656 Folsom
Butler Frederick S., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,
dwl 118 Eleventh
Butler George, barkeeper John D. Yates, dwl 60 Everett
Butler George E., bookkeeper Union Insurance Co., dwl
1011 Clay
Butler George R., ticket agent Central Pacific R. R., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend room 31, dwl 28 J Keamy
Butler George W., milkman, 346 Minna
Butler H. Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1114 Market
Butler Henry, cook, dwl 20 Sherwood PI
Bntler Henrv', master mariner, dwl 116 Austin
Butler Henrv B. (colored), bootblack, dwl 1'202 Vallejo
BUTLEK HEXKV t'., carpenter. Mission bet Seven-
teontli and Eighteenth, dwl 10 Wetniore PI
Butler Henn- W., "clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1024 Mont
Butler I. F.,'news agent Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 747
Harrison
Butler James, gardener, dwl E s Minna nr Fifteenth
Butler James, laborer Pacific MaU S. S. Wh^LTt, dwl 209
Butler James, president U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., 422
Sacramento, dwl 602 Stevenson
Butler James, watohm,aker and jeweler, dwl 6,TO Howard
Butler Jesse H., watchmaker I. Cohn. dwl 534 Geary
Butler J. J., clerk, dwl 10 Wetmore PI
Butler John, barkeeper Caleb Coates, dwl 411 Minna
Butler John, laborer Union Iron Works
Butler John, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 410 Folsom, rear
Butler John B., inspector CusU.ni House, dwl 721 How
Butler John F., teamster, dwl 5 Broadway
Butler John W. , compositor Cuber)' & Co. , dwl 11 , ^ cbster
Butler Joseph D., marblecutter Edward McGrath, dwl
117 Webster ^ ,, . j ^ „
Butler Joseph J., salesman Fechheuner, Goodkmd & to.,
dwl 10 Wetmore PI ^ „ :, ,
Butler Joseph R., currier Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl cor
Bryant and Twenty-sixth
MOE&AIT Si CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New York.
3. P. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 705, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.
Butler Josephine Mrs., furnished rooms, 530 Ho'n'ard
Butler Julia (widow), dwl S s Fourteenth bet Shotwell
and Folsom
Butier Louis, porter Drake & Emerson, dwl 617 Mission
Butler M. A. Mrs., milliiier and milliner}", 2S Montgomery,
dwl bis Eddy
Butler M:ijj:i;ie Jane (widow), lodgings, 217 Second
Butler Marguret Miss, dwl 'JO'2 Sacremento
Butler Martin, wines and liquors, cor Tenth and Br^Tint
Butler Man,- (widow), dwl f>'l\ Vallejo
Butler Marj- Mrs., dressmaker, divl 117 Webster
Butler Maiy H. (widow), dwl SOD Jackson
Butler Matthew, real-estate agent, office 236 Montgomery,
dwl S05 Grove
Butler Michael, porter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 31
Lafayette
Butler Miner F. (widow), dwl 20 Lafayette
Butler Patrick, luachinist, dwl 519 Mission
Butler Patrick F. {Butler JSrotherfi), dwl SIS Eddy
Butler Patrick T. {Hwjan ^- Co.), dwl 20 Folsom Av
Butler Richard Henrj", cook W. J. Cady
Butler Robert, pauiter John F. Kemiedy
Butler Rt'bert B., hotelkeeper, dwl 530 Mission
Butler Sarah Miss, teacher, dwl S39 California
Butler Theodore A., woodengraver, 611 Clay, dwl Sb Har-
rison bet Fourth and Filth
Butler Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 1320 Green
Butler Thomas, butcher, dwl 424 Sansom
Butler Th.-mas, carpenter, dwl 325 Minna
Butler Thomas, clerk A. Crawford k Co., dwl 146 Tehama
Butler Thomas, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Butler Thomas, mixer S. F. Glass Works, dwl W s Teha-
ma bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Benial
Heights
Butler Thumas, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 1 Ed-
dy PI
Butler Thomas J. {Adams lO Butler), dwl S22 Folsom
Butler I'homas J., currier Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl cor
Twenty-eighth and Alabama, Benial Heights
Butler Walter, teamster Samuel Brimigion, dwl W s
Webster bet Tyler and McAllister
Butler Warren C, engraver on wood, 535 Cla}', dwl 10
Wetmore PI
Butler William, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl Har-
rison bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Butler William, picture dealer, dwi 51 Stevenson
Butler Wilham H., machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 272 Min
Butler William J., milliner and millinerj" goods, 125 Kear-
ny {and Butler Brothers), dwl 631^ Geary
Butler William L., Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Butles J., lather Palace Hotel
Butly Patrick, laborer, dwl 6 Natoma
Butman Gertrude Miss, teacher, dwi 839 Mission
Butt Christian C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Stockton, dwl S Stockton PI
Butt Favor, dwi 2S1 Minna
Butt Frederick, clerk Henry Hollman, dwl NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fourth
Butt Peter N. {Butt ^ Kuchm-eister aiul P. X. Butt ct
Co.), dwi 1236 Broadway
Butt P. N. i: Co. {Henry H'. ExichmHster), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Hj-de and Broadway
Butt ^ KUchmeister(/^(;ter A\ Butt and Henry W. Euch-
nieister), gruceries and liquors, NW cor Dup and Pac
Butte Charles, professor University Momid College, dwl
S 3 Silver Av bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
Butter Henrj", seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Butter William, solicitor, dwl 321 Pacific
Butterfiold Charles, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Butterfield Edgar, check clerk Central Pacific R. R.,
Towusend St. Depot
Butterfield George A., clerk Pacific Straw Works, dwl 321
O'FarreU
Butterfield Olive P. Mrs., teacher Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwi 745 Howard
Butterfield William, auction and commission merchant,
SE cor Montgomery" and Washiugton, res Fair Oaks
Station, San Jos^ R. R.
Butterfield William, carpenter, dwl 219 Linden Av
Butters Hany A., insurance agent, dwl 220 O'Farrell
Butters John S., seaman, dwl 16^ Rausch
Butters Joseph, seaman stm Pelican, Oregon S. S. Co.
Butters Lizzie Mrs., housekeeper Cosraupolitan Hotel
Buttenvorth James, tinner G. ^ W. Snuok, dw 1 1139i Fol
Butterworth John B. , plumber Sutherland &. Gray j^ dwi
Xorth Point nr Larkin
Buttenvorth Samuel F., president North Bloomfield
Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), office 320 San-
&_im, and S. F. park commissioner, dwi 1S20 Claj'
Butterworth Sarah (widow), dwl North Point nr Larkin
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., toj's, etc., dwl 1139J Folsom
Buttle John, road carpenter Southern Pac. H. R., dwi W
3 Alabama bet T\venty-second and Twenty-third
Buttlemann O. D. {Uuhnian d; Buttleriuinn), dwi SW
cor Mission and Twenty-third
Buttner Henrj", teacher music, dwi 1511 Mason
Buttuer Heiiry A., policeman City Hall, dwi E s Guerrero
nr Dorland
Buttner Jacob, with Kimball Manuf. Co.
Buttner John, machinehand California Mills, dwl 22 Welsh
Buttner John, pattenmiaker Union Iron Works
Button Charles G., photographic printer George D. Morse,
dwl 1910 Mason
Button Justus, confectioner and bakerj', 14 Sixth
Button S. Mrs., dwi 156 Third
Butts Han-ey D., special policeman, dwi Pier 13 Steuart
Butz F. R.j cook Westerfeld & Page, dwi 3S Eddy
Butzke William, upholsterer Califumia Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwi 255 Stevenson
Buxton Elizabeth (widow), dwi 355 Jessie
Buxton Frank {Buxtun lO Co.), dwi 325 Tehama
Buxton George, machinist Union Iron Works, dwi S47
Howard
Buxton P. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1028 Market
Buxton & Co. {Frank Biucton), teas, wines, and groceries,
137 Fourth
Buxtorf Christoph, cigars and tobacco, 423 Sausom
Buya Nichulas, coffee and liquor saloon, 605 Da\is
Buyer Charles {Buyer, Beieh tt Cu.), dwl 1028 Clay
Buyer George, baker, dwl 24 Anna
Buyer, Reich & Co. {Charles Buyer, Leopold Reich, and
Leopold Dianumf), fancy goods, zephyr worsteds,
and trimmings, 129 Kearny
Buzby Charles C, patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwi 420
Second
Btizzi S., frescopainter, 655 Washington
Bu22ini Dominick, laborer Mathew" R. Stirling, dwi W s
San Jos^ Road nr Five-mile House
Buzzini George {Buzzini 6: Giaiv-ttoai), dwl 24 Sixth
Buzzini Martin, groceries, cor Thirty-second and Railroad
avs, South S. F.
Buzzini i: Gianettoni {George Buzzini and M. Giancttoni),
wines and liquors, 18 Sixth
Byam F. L. Mrs., dwi 783 Market
Byer Lily Miss, fancy work and ladies* underwear, dwi 315
Mmiia
Byer William, barkeeper Cunningham & Downey, dwl 759
Howard
Byerremark Christian, wines and liquors, 314 Third
Byers Henry K., tinner, GruUbaum & Bro., dwl 349 Te-
hama
Byers H. F. Mrs., principal Vallejo St. Colored School
Byers John, engineer, dwi 419 Broadway
Byers John P., w"harfinger Pacific St. WTiarf, dwl 1209
Montgomery
Byers Joseph M., collector Maurice Dore & Co., dwi 1212J
Jackson
Byers Robert, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwi 212 Post
Byers Robert J., bookkeeper F. BamajJ & Co., dwi 1209
Montgomery
B^ington Horace W., dwl 826 Sutter
Byles George, real estate, dwi 1104 Powell
Bynon Alfred A., editor Temperance Roll Call, office 409
Washington, res Brooklyn
Byram Edward, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 810
Greenwich
Byram Frederick J. , upholsterer, dwi SIO Greenwich
H}Tam Izaiiah (widow), dwi SIO Greenwich
Byre William, briclilayer U. S. Marine Hospital
Baling Herman, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
B3"ring Ole H., repacker and contractor, 224 Jackson
BjTne Alonzo, varnisher L. iS: E. Emanuel, dwi 120i Turk
Bynie Bridget (widow), dwl iai2 Jackson
Byrne lirjan, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Batterj"
BjTne Callag'hau, clerk Peter Donohoe, dwi 932 Pine
BjTue Charles, sailmaker 7 Clay, dwl ji e Seventeenth nr
Dolores
BjTue Daniel, cooper, dwl 19 Garden
B}me Deimis, gasfitter, dwl 114 Prospect PI
Bj-me Dennis, waiter Pourcho &l Wittmann, dwl 70C Val-
lejo
Bj-me Eden, driver Central R. R,, dwi 414 Pacific
B\'me Edw"ard, laborer, dwi 413 Filbert
B>Tne Edward, special poUceman, dwi 319 Bush
BjTue Felix, carpenter, dwi 7 Park Av
B^Tue Frances Mrs., dwi 114 Prospect PI
BJTiie Frank M., stereotj-per S, F. Chronicle, dwl Inter-
national Hotel
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant
BjTne Garrett J. (Kcrby, Biirne & Co.), dwl 252-i Bush
Byrne Garrett J. Jr., bookkeeper Kerby, BjTne & Co.,
dwl Ssai Bush
Bynie Hannah (widow), dwl 3 Goodsell PI
Byrae Henrj' L., collector P. Baca &, Co., dwl 22 Oak
Byrne J. A., dwl 5 Priinun
B.iiTne James, laundry, dwl Hamet bet How and Folsom
Byrne James, salesman John Kenny, 139 Minna
Byrne James F.,dra}"raan Locke & Montague, dwl 517
Grove
BjTue James J., plumber, dwl 119 Welsh
BjTne James M., law student, dwl 318 Pine
BJTne James M., tinsmith Daniel J. Dale, dwl SE cor
Third and Howard
BjTne John, carpenter, dwl 344 Rit<;h
B*\Tne John, cooper 1. N. Handy & Co., 27 Clay
BjTne John, dwl 19 Naloma
BjTne John, grainer Hopps & Sons
Bj^me John, laborer Palace Hotel
Byrne John, mason Palace Hotel
BJTiie John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
B\Tne John E., clerk Pascal, Dubedat & Co., dwl 533 Sut-
ter
BjTne John M., capitalist, office533 Kearny, dwl 533 Sutter
B^Tiie Joseph, hackman, dwl 16 Boiu-bon PI bet Ellis and
Eddy
Bii-me Kate Miss, private school, 1312 Jackson
Byrne Lawrence, bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Bi,rne Margaret (^idow), dwl 932 Pine
B>Tne Mark, horseshoer John Grace, dwl 11 Market
Byrne Mark, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
BjTne Maiy, teacher music, dwl 7 Park Av
Byrne Maurice, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 17 Bitch
B*:*Tne Michael iLander.% B. d: Co.), dwl 923 Pacific
Byrne Michael, expresswagon, cor Howard and First
Byrne Michael C, stevedore, dwl 19 Natoma
BjTne Michael, wood and coal, 41S SLxth
Byrne Nicholas, carpenter Hanscom & Co., dwl 247 Stev
Byrne Patrick, cooper Bernard F. Stromberg, dwl 17 Ritch
BJTne Patrick, expresswagon, cor Montgomery' and Com
BJTne Patrick, sexton Trinity Church, dwl 401 Powell
Byrne Patrick, teamster, dwl 190S Powell
B,\-me Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Byrne Patrick, wood and coal, 407 Fourth
BjTne Patrick J., salesman Kerby, Byrne k Co., dwl 405
Stevenson
Byrne Peter W., law student Thomas P. Ryan, dwl 504
Third
BjTne P. W. (Bell, B. .i- Co.), dwl 31S Pine
BjTne Richard, hostler William McCafferty, dwl Mission
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-tliird
Bjnme Robert, laborer, dwl 15 Lafayette
B>Tne Stephen, morocco dresser Bloch & Davidson, dwl S
E cor Twentj'-se^'enth and Hanison
BjTne Stephen L., shaderaaker George W. Clark, dwl 114
Welsh
BjTTie Thomas, contractor, dwl S s Page bet Buchanan
and Webster
B^Tne Thomes, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 17 Ritch
BjTue Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Ellis nr
Steiner
BYIO'E THOMAS, merchandise broker, office 321 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 340 Seventeenth
Byrne William, stevedore, dwl N s Filbert bet Montgom-
ery and Sansom
Byrne William J., janitor Irish-American Hall, dwl 17
Clara
BATnes Christopher, porter Rev. P. J. Grey, dwl 744 Miss
Byrnes Daniel, cooper Lyon & Co.
BJ^^les Edwiird, laborer, dwl 319 Sixth
Byrnes James, laborer, dwl Union bet Mont and Sansom
BjTues John, engineer stm Fideliter, Clay St. Wharf
Byrnes M. F. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl 319 Sixth
Byrnes Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Byrnes Peter {Keanes it- B.), dwl King nr Third
Byrnes Peter, teamster, dwl 11 Haggin
Byrnes Robert, dwl (549 Mission
Byrnes S. J. Mi-s., boarding, 23 Stockton
B^Tnes William, mason Palace Hotel, dwl 303 Jessie
Bj-mes William A. (Sanborn d- £.), dwl 342 Third
Byrnes William H., engraver, dwl 342 Tliird
B^Tues William J., special policeman, dwl 252 Minna
BjTnhop Isaac, stevedore, dwl 3 Goodsell PI
BjTon John, bricklayer, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Folsom
and Shotwell
Byron Mary (widow), dwl NE cor Fifteenth and Minna
Byron Michael, expressman, NE cor Sacramento and Du-
pont, dwl 112 Jackson
Byron TeiTence, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl 216 Broadway
Byxbee Benjamin, miner, dwl 124 Tyler
Byxbee John F., manufacturer redwood lumber and agent
Russian River (.Duncan's) Mills, NW cor Calif omia and
Drumm, dwl 1125 Elhs
Byxbee Robert G. (H. B. Tichenor d- Co.), dwl 408 Eddy
o.
Caadt James, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Cabanas & Co. (Chmese), cigar manufacturers, 406 Bat-
terj'
Cables Alfred H., barkeeper, dwl 913 Broadway
Cables Charles H.. dwl 913 Broadway
Cables Mary A. (widow), dwl 913 Broadway
Cabot Elias R., cabinetmaker Field & Frei, dwl W s
Twentieth nr Harrison
Cabot John, marker La Grande Laundry
Cacciar Sylvester, laborer, dwl 6 Hodges PI
Cachot m'. a., physician, office and dwl 34 Third
Cacillas Jesus, laborer, dwl 2 Graham PI nr Green
Cacioppo Slariano, fish, 37 Clay St. Market, dwl Govern-
ment House
Caciotto Luigi (Harris t£- C), dwl S24 Montgomery
Cacopelo Jacob, liquor saloon, dwl 28 Clay
Cadamordri Luigi, fiiiits, nuts, etc., Oakland Wharf, dwl
Bartol nr Broadway
Caddy John, bridgebuilder, dwl 1606 Leavenworth
Cadenasso Guieseppe Sr , waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 519
Clay
Cadenasso Joseph (Descaizo tO C), dwl 1 Axigust Alley
Cades Joseph G., dwl 331 Kearny
Cadigan John, laborer, dwl 214 First
Cadigan Marj' Miss, dwl 7G1 Mission
Cadigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 555 Mission
Cadigan Patrick C, bookkeeper B. RadoAich, dwl 23 Ellis
Cadigan William, laborer, dwl 23 Ellis
Cadigan William, longshoreman, dwl 13 BaldAvin Court
Cadiz Eugenia (widow), dwl 2019 Polk
Cadman Harry W., bookkeeper Henry Keller &, Co., dwl
cor Twenty-third and Bartlett
Cadmus Jane Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 246 Third
Cadogan James, laborer, dwl 152 Dora
Cadogan James J., bookkeeper E. Chielonch & Co. , res
Oakland
Cadogan John, machinist, dwl 152 Dora, rear
Cadogan Joseph, with Dohnnann & Co., dwl 15 Powell
Cadogan Timuthy, with Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 152
Dora, rear
Cadotte J. L., miller F. D. Conro & Son
CADirC I*HILIK% president Benicia Cement Co., gen-
eral superintendent City Paving Co. president Patent
Brick Co. (and D. B. Boot d: Co.), office 513 Mont-
gomery, dwl 722 Sutter
Cadwalader Hemy Mrs., furnished rooms, 929 Howard
Cadwell G., dwl 424 Sansom
Cady Charles, dwl 220 Pacific
Cady George B. , pliotographic printer Edouart & Cobb,
dwl 523 Keaniy
Cady John, janitor, dwl 36 Moss
Cady John, laborer, dwl 345 Third
Cady John Mrs., janitress Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 36 Moss
Cady Josephine (widow), dwl 612 Bush
Cady Williimi J., proprietor Cremonie Oyster House, 640
"iMarket, dwl W 8 Capp bet T\venty- Second and T\ven-
ty-third
Cady ZaUok 0., teamster, dwl 149 Shipley
Caciho Joaquin, porter, dwl 423 Greenwich
Caesar William, shipcarpenter, dwl 105 Clark
Cafarata Antone, dwl 9 Hartnian Alley
Caffall George, stevedore, dwl 2 Moulton PI
Caffeen J. B., mason Palace Hotel
Cafferata Antonio, vegetables, IS and 19 Colombo Market
Caffiere Frank, oyster saloon, NW cor Post and Stockton
Caffin J. R., lather Palace Hotel
Caffney Michael, bookkeeper, dwl 903 Sacramento
CafErey Edward, confectioner Occidental Hotel, dwl S s
Eighteenth bet Noe and Hartford
Caffrey Frank, steward, Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Cafifrey Kate (widow), dwl 1610 Mason
Caffrey Peter, laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
10*9 Fifteenth, rear
Caffrej^ Timothy, traekcleaner Omnibus R. R.
Cariisch Leonard, confectioner, dwl 4 St. Mary PI
Caglieri George, bookkeeper F. Daneri & Co., dwl 1312
Kearny
Earitan Eiver Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
'. p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Cagney Timothy, plumber Matthew O'Brien, dwl Middle
bet Pine and California
Cagone Giacomo, marblecutter Pioneer Marble Works
Cahalan John, bootmaker, W s Valencia ur Twenty-sixth
Cahalan John L., carpenter, dwl 3(>3 Natoma
Cahalin J<'hn, salesman Einstein Bros. i:Co.,dwl 271 St«v
Cahan Hug^h N., laborer Gulden Gate Park
Cahen Abraham S., with Kullman, Wagner & Co., dwl 335
Hayes
Cahen Isidore W., bookkeeper, 418 Sacramento, dwl Sll
ValJejo
Cahen Jacob, with KuUman, Wagner & Co. , dwl 335 Hayes
Cahen Louis, s^xup, bitters and cordial manufacturer, 418
Sacramento, dwl 811 Vallejo
Cahill Andrew, painter Wasou ^^ Morris, dwl 216 First
Cahill Cathiixine (widow), dwl IS Hayward
Cahill Daniel, clerk Mc-Vllisters »S; Bergin, dwl IS Haj-ward
CUULL E. «t CO., stockbrokers, office 406 Mont
Cahill Edward {E. Cahill d- Co.), 4U6 Montgomerj-
CaliiU Edward, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 331 Brannan
Cahill Edward J., civil engineer, dwl Bruokl^Ti Hotel
Cahill Fannie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Miller, dwl 8 Fifth
Cahill Francis Mrs., furnished rooms, Galinto nr Sixteenth
Cahill J., plasterer Palace Hotel
Cahill James, cardriver, dwl 29 Louisa
Cahill James, clerk E. Cahill & Co., 406 Montgomery
Cahill James, groceries, 733 Brannan
Cahill James, laborer, dwl 227 Fulton
Cahill James, laborer Palace Hotel
Cahill James F., dwl 232 Turk
Cahill James H. , carpenter, dwl NW cor Larkin and Ash
Av
Cahill James H., extraman Hose No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
103 Hayes
Cahill Johannah, tailoress, dwl 984 Harrison
Cahill John, assayer, dwl 1S05 Stockton
Cahill John, bootcrimper.dwlNW cor Market and Valencia
Cahill John, porter Einst^iin Eros. & Co., dwl 2011 Hyde
Cahill John J., painter, dwl 1208 Union
Cahill John L., painter, dwl 2300 Larkin
Cahill Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl ly Louisa
Cahill LawTence, iron refiner Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Cahill Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Cahill Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Chesley
Cahill Patrick, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 213 Tehama,
rear
Cahill Patrick, laborer, dwl Western Hotel
Caliill Patrick, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Cahill Patrick, waiter Lick House
Cahill Patrick H., drajman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
1305 California
Cahill Peter, laborer, dwl N a Sixteenth Av nr P,South S. F.
Caliill Thomas, jmikman, dwl 126 Gilbert, rear
Cahill Thomas, mattressmaker Joseph Melius Jr., dwl 416
Shipley
Cahill William, shipcarpenter, dwl 416 Shipley
Cahill William, stonecutter, dwl 34 Harriet
Cahn Aaron, merchaut, dwl 1204 Geary
Cahn Adolph, clerk Le\y & Bro., dwl 921 Jackson
Cahn Armand, dwl 512 Third
Cahn Charles, professor music, dwl 2128 Howard
Cahn Israel (Weil, Cahn tt Co.), dwl 1120 Post
Cahn Jerome, dwl 512 Third
Cahn Lazard David {Lazard Fr^res), dwl 1293 Van Ness Av
Cahn Lazard N., capitalist, office 115 Bat, dwl 1204 Geary
Cahn Leon {Leopold Cahn d: Co.), dwl 1417 Hyde
Cahn Leopold (Leopold Cahn d- Co.), dwl 1417 Hyde
CAJIX LEOPOLD, agents. F. Pioneer Woolen'Factorj',
office 115 Battcrj', dwl 1200 Van Ness Av
Cahn Leopold & Co. {Leon Cahn), wines and liquors, 524
Commercial
Cahn Maier A., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
1204 Geary
Cahn Morris {J. Herzog <t Co.), dwl 311 Sutt«r
Cahn Rosalie (widow), dwl 1219 Sutt«r
Cahn. Se^ Kahn and Cahen
Gaboon F. G., bookkeeper G. & W. Snook, dwl 206 Kearny
Cahoon John, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush, dwl
Coso House
Caillabet Jean Francois, butcher E. Artigues & Co., dwl
S 8 Fifth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Caille Joseph, cook 623 Commercial, dwl 719 Clay
Cain Edward, pressman Charles W. Gordon, dwl 230 Clara
Cain Edward, sergeant of police Golden Gate Park
Cain James, miner, dwl 630 Commercial
Cain James, molder Adolph Hanke, dwl 316 Eeale, rear
Cain John, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 213 Sec
Cain John, Bricklayers" Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Cain John J., molder, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Cain Lizzie, chambermaid Ri^s House
Cain 51. B., dwl 614 Kearny
Cain Michael C. , laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl 9 Gaven
Cain Rufus K., bricklayer, dwl 213 Page
Cain Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 25^ Ritch
Cain. See Cane, Kain, and Kane'
Caine Tliomas W., \\-indmin manufacturer Atwood & Bod-
well, dwl 411 Fourth
Cainen (widow), waiter, dwl 1123 Dupont
Caines Charies D., plasterer, dwl 29 Minna
Caird George, watchman, dwl cor Spear and Harrison
Caire Jules E., clerk, dwl 522 Sutter
Caire Justinian, hardware and fancy goods, and agent S.
F. Glass Works, 530 and 532 Washington and 1028
Dupont, res Oakland
Caimey Joseph, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de Gama
Cairns Elizabeth (widow), dwl 655 Harrison
Cairns Francis, hairdresser Samuel Brodek, dwl 102 First
Cairns John, accountant, dwl 706 California
Cainis John, boilermaker, dwl 37 Minna
Cairns John, foreman Golden City Chemical Works, dwl
NW cor TowTisend and Seventh
Cairns John T., machinist, dwl 209 Harrison, rear
Cairns Michael, laboper Kimball Manuf. Co.
Cairns Patrick, blacksmith Pacific RolUng Mill^
Cairns Thomas J., painter, dwl 5S Everett
Cainis Timothy, laborer, dwl 9 Freelon, rear
Cakel Charles, boxmaker Pac. Box Mamif. Co., dwl Potrero
Calahan John, driver L«nhart & Brady, dwl cor Second
and Jessie
Calahan. See Callahan
Calamatda Lxiigi, laborer, dwl 11 Bartol
Calanan Daniel, laborer, dwl Boardman PI
Calastico Carlos, blacksmith, dwl S Louisa
Calaveras Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras, Cal.), office 318
California
Calaveras Hydraulic M. Co., Abraham Shear secretary,
office 321 Battery
Calback H., carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 626
California
Calborata Silvester, seaman, dwl 10 Commercial
Calcheth Wilham, showcard writer W. McDowell, 608
Market
Caldbeck Albert, laborer, dwl E s Gilbert nr Bryant
Calder John, bookkeeper Church &. Co., dwl 838 Mission
Calderon Andres {P. Baca tfc Co.), res Mountain View,
Santa Clara Co.
Calderwood Solomon, planer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl
210 Fair Oaks
Calderwood William, real estate, dwl 214 Minna
Caldin Timothy, rectifier, dwl N s Sixteenth Av nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Caldon M. L. (i.\idow), dwl 315 Bryant, rear
Caldwell Andrew I., compositorDewey &Co., dwl 765 Har
Caldwell Casper, lather, dwl E 8 Gilbert bet Brannan and
Townseud
Caldwell Charles, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
207 Second
Caldwell Charles (colored), porter Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 1107 Clay
Caldwell Charles B., clerk General Freight Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl s43 Mission •
Caldwell David, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co.
Caldwell James, plasterer, dwl 1716 Leavenworth
Caldwell James, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 1227
Pacific
Caldwell John, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 424
Third
Caldwell John E., bookkeeper, dwl 788 Harrison
Caldwell John J., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
424 Third
Caldwell Jordan Rev., dwl St. Dominic's Monaster^', NW
cor Bush and Steiner
Caldwell Joseph M., Mission express^vagon, offices 510
Valencia and KVi cor Clay and Battery, dwl 34 Dor-
land nr Sanchez
Caldwell Max\vell H., machinist Angell, Palmer & Co.,
dwl 308 Beal
Caldwell M. E. Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl Dorland bet Chiirch and Sanchez
Caldwell R. E., baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Caldwell Robert {Shroyier tt C), dwl S Juniper
Caldwell Samuel B., clerk L. L. Paulsen
Caldwell Terence, horsetrainer, dwl Twenty-third Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Caldwell Thomas, tailor, dwl 407 Hyde, rear
Caldwell Thomas C. {Bogcrt S: Caldwell), dwl 513 Mont
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIKECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
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Caldwell. Sec Callwell
Caleb George, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester,
dwl 22 Tehama
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (flold Hill, Nevada), office
414 California
Caler Edward, pressman Cubery & Co., dwl 1906 Mission
Calhoun Alexander, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Calhoun Caroline C. (widow), dwl IIY Fifth
Calhoun Charles, salesman, dwl 117 Fifth
Calhoun Charles A., printer, office and dwl 538 Market
Calhnun Ella A., lodgings, 935 Folsom
Calhoun Emma T., seamstress, dwl 117 Fifth
Calh' lun Henry C. , U. S. storekeeper Bay View Distillery,
dwl 541 Stevenson
Calhnun John, miner, dwl 737 Howard
Calhoun John C, driver William W. Call, dwl San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-ninth
Calhiaui W. A., carpenter Palace Hotel
CallKiuo William, laborer, dwl 1111 Harrison
I'ALIFOJtM.V -K'AOEMl' OF SCIENCES, rooms
S\V cor California and Dupont
California Acchmatizing Society, John Williamson secre-
tary, office 630 Howard
California and Oregon Stage Company, William G. Rob-
erts agent, 208 Montgomery
California Assay Office (James Andrew Mars and WU-
liam Irelan Jr.), 47 and 4S Merchants' Exchange
California Bed Comforter Factory (F. F. Du Rose and
William Banks), 9 Sutter
Califoniia Beet Sugar Co. (Soquel, Santa Cruz Co.), Louis
Franconi agent, office 314 California
California Bellows Manufacturing Co., James Campbell
manager, 32 Fremont
California Bible Society Depository, 757 Market
California Bleaching and Soap Co., cor Folsom and Six-
teenth
CAUt'OKNIA BI/OCK, SE cor California and Battery
Calilbrnia Borax Co. (Lake Co., CaJ.), Lucien Hermann
secretary, office 330 Pine
CIXIFORNIA KKASS FOUNDRY, Weed & King-
well proprietoi-s, 125 First
California Brick Co., Butler Burris secretary, ofHce 607
Montgomery room 7
CAXIFOltNLi BltOOM FACTOKY, Frederic Oay
proiirietor, 203 and 205 Sacramento
California Brush Factory, Figer Brothers proprietors,
015 Sacramento
California Chemical Paint Co., Tyler Beach president, M.
C. Jewell secretai-y, manufacturers AveriU's Chemical
Paint, 30S Townsend
California Chemical Works, John Reynolds proprietor, E
s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
CAXJFOKl^IA ClUNA MAIL (monthly), Frederick
Marriott editor and proptr, office 007-015 Merchant
California Christian Advocate, H. C. Benson editor, edit-
orial rooms 711* Mission, John Hill agt, 761 Market
CAUFOStSIA t'HUOSilK (German weekly), Fred-
erick Hess & Co. proprietors, office 624 CaUfornia
California Cider Works, Preble & Co. proptrs, 21S Davis
California Cigar Box Factorj- (C. A. Uuupn; M. P. Hui-
bani, and G. W. Hooper), South Poiut Mills, Berry
nr Fourteenth
CALII-OUNIA CllTB ROOMS, 211 Sutter
Cahfornia CocOiinut Pulverizing Co., office 73a Howard
California Coffee and Spice Co., A. Kindler proprietor, 123
Washington
California Confederacy, O. F. Wllley secretary, office 211
Battery
California Consolidated Gold Mill and Mimng Co. (El Do-
nido Co., Cal.), office 40S California, room 16
California Consolidated Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.),
office 438 California
CALIFOJtl^IA CKACKEK CO., Frederick Clay presi-
dent, Ooorge Edmunds secretarj', James Dunn man-
ager, office and factory N W cor Battery and Bi-oadway,
branch office 203 Sacramento
C AI,IFO K\1A HKMOKKAT (daily and weekly), Fred-
erick Hess k, Co. proprietors, office 524 California
California Dredging and Reclamation Co., Cyrus Palmer
president, office 237 First
CALll'OltXIA »KY DUCK CO., Hunter's Pouit,
office 28 Merchants' Exchange and 411^ California
Califoniia Excelsior Manufacturing Co. {JohnSpaulding,
Hdward 11. Lmng, aiul Edward F. Harmon), 355
Tehama
CAXIFOIt.MA FARMER (weekly'), Warren & Co. ed-
itors and proprietors, office 320 Clay
California Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Assn, William
H. Baxter secretarv, office 6 LeidesdorfT
CAIIFOKNIA FlIltXHTKE ■»!A\! J-A«'T1IRI5(«
CO.{N. P. Cole, 0. W. M'rrinm. and J-:n.«-h Foster),
manufacturers, importers, wholesale and retail fur-
niture, 2*20 and 220 Bush
California Fuse Works, James Eva & Co. proprietors, E a
Mission Creek bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
California Glove Co. (P. X- F. G. Conklin), manufactur-
ers gloves, 419 Battery
California Granger (weekly), George W. Helming pub-
lisher and proprietor, office 416 Market
California Horticulturist and Floral Magazine (monthly),
John H. Carniany & Co. publishera and proprietoijs,
office 409 Washington
California Hotel, Harteman & Fonroche proprietors, 209
Montgomerj^ Av cor Pacific
California House, Charles Tenc6 proprietor, 824 and 626
Cahfornia
California Immigrant Union, William H. Martin general
agent, Felix J. Hoin secretary, office 534 California
CAMFORMA INSirR.lNCE CO. (fire and marine),
Caspar T. Hopkins president, Zenas Crowell secre-
tary, office 318 California
CAXIFORN'IA INVESTMENT AJfD TRtST CO.,
E. J. Baldwin president, L. W. Kennedy secretary,
office 421 California
CALIFORNIA ITALIAN P.ISTE CO. {John Pnisao
and Caesar ,Splivalo), manufacturers Italian pastes,
maccaroni, vermicelli, farina, etc., 704 and 706 San
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO. iHerman Levison,
John Boncstell, and Charles Lemme), mamifaeturerB
and importers jewelry and watches, 134 Siitt«r
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL AND SON.NTAG'S
G.4.ST (weekly), Wentzel, Huefner & Co. publishers,
oifice 603 Washington
California Jute Manufacturing Co., L. Cahn agent, office
115 Battery
California Last Factory, W. H. Wing & Co. proprietors, SE
cor Mission and Beale
California Linen Manufacturing Co., D. McLaren secre-
tarj', office 238 Montgomery
California Machine Works, Birch, Argall & Co. proprie-
tors, 119 Beale
CALIFORNIA M.UL BA« (monthly), Frederick
Marriott editor and proprietor, office 607-615 Merch-
ant
California Marble Co., James A. Pritchard president,
office 330 Pine
CALIFORNIA MARKET, Thomas Brown supt, S 8
California to Pine bet Montgomery and Kearny
CALIfOStNIA MILLS (Adams, Blinn »t- Co., and
Charles J. Prescott, Josiah D. Taney, and Jamei
Taney) proprietors, NW cor Howard and Spear
California Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), David T. Bagley
secretary, office 401 California room 1
California Mutual Life Insurance Co., H. Cox D.D. sec-
retary, office 6 Montgomery
California Nurseiy, Charles Pouyallet proprietor, oor
HaiTison and 'iVentieth
CAXIFORNH P.VCIFIC R. R. CO., R. P. Hammond
president, J. 0. B. Gunn secretary, office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, Steamer and Freight Depot
Broadway Wharf
Cahfornia Paring Co., works N s Berry bet Fourth and
Fifth, .itflce 606 Montgomery room 16
CALIFORNIA PlLiRJLtCElTICAL SOCIETY
and UO.UCD OF I'lLVRM.lCY, office SE cor Clay
and Kearny
CALIFORNI.V PIONEERS (Society of), rooms 808
Montgomery
CALIFORNIA PLACiUtD EXCHANGE and Infor-
mation Bureau of the Pacific Coast, Frederick Mar-
riott manager, 607-613 Merchant
California Posteu (weekly), Iversen & Freese proprietors,
office 326 Sansom
California Powder Works, John F. Lohse secretary, office
314 California
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMJIISSION, James
Woodworth secretarj-, Robert Beeching general agent,
office 302 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE COMPANY, J. Ba-
ker 'ttHiitcomb manager, office 208 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA RECTIFYING CO., olHce 319 Clay
and 320 Commercial
CaUfornia Reduction Works, W. D. Walbridge secretory,
office 419 Cahfornia
CALIFORNLl REPORTER (weekly). Bacon & do.
pubhshers, office 508 Clay
MORGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1852.
CAWFOKXIA SATI\C:S AXD LOAN SOCIETY,
Da\id Farquharson president, D. B. Chisholm secre-
tan-, office ol2 California
California Shoe Factory, Calisher & Jacobs proprietora,
513 ilarket
Califoniia Silk Manufacturing' Co., W. S. Brown & Co.
agents, works W s Eleventh Av nr P, South S. F.,
office and salesroom 5t>9 Market
California Skandinav (weekly), Hugo Nesbith publisher,
office 32ij Sansom
CAXIFORXLl STAATS ZEITtr^G (German weekly),
Frederick Hess & Co. proprietors, office 524 Cal
California State Grange, Isaac G. Gardner agfent, office 6
Leidesdorff
California State Woman's Hospital, NW cor Twelfth and
Howard
Califoniia Stock and Poultry Association, office 113 Leid
CAMFORXIA STOi'H 'E\<'lLl\CiE BOAKD, T.
J. L. Smiley president, W. W. La«*ton secretarj-,
rooms 423 California, rear
CAWFOK\E4 8t'GAR REFINERY, SW cor Eighth
and Brannan. Egyers & Co. agents, 210 California
€ALIFOK\IA TliEATER, John McCullough pro-
prieti.'r and manager, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dup
TALIFORMA THEATER BlILDIXG, N s Bush
bet Kearny and Dupont
California Tobacco Co., office 22S Front
CALIFORMA TOOL M'ORKS, John Weichart pro-
prietor, 143 and 145 Beale
CAUFORMA TRtST €0. (now National Gold Bank
and Trust Co.), Henry L. Da\i8 president, NE cor Cal-
ifornia and Sansom
California Warehouse, Charles Clayton & Co. proprietors,
Beale St. WTiarf
California Water Co., office 315 California room S
Califoraia Wliite Pine Mimug Co. (Nevada), office 411i
California
California Wine and Vinegar Works, Daniel R. Provost
manager, cor Market and Brady
California Wire Wurks, J. M. Eckfeldt & Co. proprietors,
412 Clav
CAMFOR.XLIN LAXD IS VESTMENT CO.aimit«d)
of London, J. Barr Robertson director, office 330
Pine room 57
Caliham , dwl California Hotel
Calish John, hairdresser Maggazini & Lippert, dwl 1411
Sacramento
Calish Raphael S., expressman, dwl 1411 Sacramento
Calisher Julius {Calisher d: Jacobs), dwl 215 Seventh
Calisher & Jacobs (J»itiw Cn^iiTt^r and Gxistav Jacobs)^
California Shoe Fact<jr\% 513 Market
Calistoga Real Estate Co., E. W. Burr president, office 619
Clay
Calistoga Silver Mining Co. (Napa Co., CaL), Alexander
Badlam Jr. secretary, office 413 Montgomery
Call Daniel, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 214 First
Call James, dwl 369 Jessie
Call Martin, dwl 194 Stevenson
Call Michael, baker James McDe^itt, dwl 504 Minna
CALL MORXI\<; (daily), S. F. CaU Company pubUsh-
ers and proprietors, office 525 Montgomery, editorial
rooms 517 Clay
Call Patrick T., laborer, dwl 404 Broadway
Call Thomas, blacksmith, dwl W s Masonic Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Call William W., mllkranch, Ws San Bruno Road nr
TT\-enty- ninth
Callabotta Silvester, liquor and coffee saloon, 332 East
Callaghan Annie (widow), dwl 107 Lafavette
Callaghan Cal, longshoreman, dwl 1023* Clay
Callaghan Charles, dwl 619 Turk
Callaghan Cornelius, butcher, dwl 943 Vallejo
Callaghan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl cor
Sierra and Georgia
Callaghan Cornelius, teamster, dwl 49 Jessie, rear
CAXLAGILiA' D. «£ CO. (Daniel Callaghan and An-
drew T. CorbiLs), manufacturers Donnelly's Yeast
Powdere, 121 Front
Callaghan Daniel (D. Callanhan & Co.), dwl 1S16 Howard
Callaghan Da\id Mrs., wooil and coal, 15S Minna
Callaghan Ellen Miss, chambermaid American Exchange
Callaghan Frank. Cooper's Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Callaghan James, foreman North Point Warehouse, dwl
Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomerj-
Callaghan James, special policeman, dwl 706 Folsom
Callaghan James, watchman Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 220 Third
Callaghan Jeremiah, real estate, dwl 324 Turk
Callaghan Johanna (widow), dwl 100 Hayes
Callaghan John, bootfitter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Callaghan John, carpenter, dwl 100 Hayes
Callaghan John, cook Arlington House, 127 Keamy
Callaghan John, hostler N. B. & Mission R. R.
Callaghan John, laborer, dwl 707 Tehama, rear
Callaghan John, laborer Woodward's Gardens, dwl Valen-
cia bet Quinn and Fourteenth
Callaghan John, rigger, dwl 517 Mission
Callaghan Jolin, tanner, dwl Hermitage Hotel
C^tXLAGHA.N' JOH.\ D., phj^ician, office and dwl
S52 Folsom
Callaghan John J., machinist, dwl 116 Shipley
Callaghan John W., carpenter Joseph Scheerer, dwl NE
cor Hayes and Polk
Callaghan, L}Tich & Co. (Shenoood Callaghan and Jere-
viiah Lynch), stockbrokers, 110 Leidesdorff
Callaghan Mar>' Miss, dressmaker, dwl 7S5 Mission
Callaghan Michael, laborer, dwl S Lick
Callaghan Michael, laborer, dwl 657 Howard
Callaghan Nellie Miss, machine operator John D. Barr,
dwl Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Callaghan Owen, baker, dwl Cortland Av nr Wool, Bernal
Heights -^.
Callaghan P. (CaZZa^/i an tt Moriarty), dwl cor Twenty-
tliird and Hampshire
Callaghan Patrick, expressman, cor Market and Davis,
dwl E s Chattamwga nr Twent-first
Callaghan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 725 Minna, rear
Callaghan Sherrvood {Callaghan, Lynch d- Co.), dwl 324
Turk
Callaghan William, engineer stm Donald Clav St. Wharf
CAXLAtnA.X A MORIARTY {P. Ca'llaqhan ar^d
D. Moriarty), groceries and liquors, cor Tw'enty-tlurd
and Hampshire
Callahan Annie, dressmaker Mrs, Thomas Swanson, dwl
210 Second
Callahan Bernard, foreman Kimball Manuf. C!oi, dwl 16
Russ
Callahan Cal. laborer Laurel Hill Cemeter,-,. dwi S s Jack-
son bet Densadero and Broderick
Callahan Catherine Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. P. Moletor,
dwl 7S5 Mission
Callahan Cornelius, butcher, dwl 729 Broadway
Callahan Cornelius, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Callahan Cornelius, shoemaker Buckingliam &. Redit dwl
0 Polk
Callahan Cornelius, stevedore A. C. Freese
Callahan D., laborer Omnibus R. R.
Callahan Daniel, laborer J. McDevitt, dwl ValleJo nr San
Callahan Daniel T., student Medical Department Univer-
sity of California
Callahan Da^id, bootmaker. 12S Filtij
Callahan Dennis, laborer, dwl 35 Everett
Callahan Dennis, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Callahan James, tanner S. F. Tannerj-, dwl W s San Bra-
no Road m- Twenty-seventh
Callahan James, teacher, dwl 143 Silver
Callahan James H., gasfitt«r Thomas Day, dwl NW cor
Sixth and Brannan
Callahan Jeremiah, woolpuUer Cornelius O'Donnell^dwl
622 Brannan
Callahan John, conductor Omnibus R. R,, dwl NR cor
Third and Howard
Callahan John, currier L>-ncb & Lyons, dwl E s Howard
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Callahan John, laborer, dwl 1 Welsh
Callahan John, laborer, dwl 410 Sixth, rear
Callahan John, miner, dwl California Hotel
Callahan John, morocco finisher Cornelius O'DomacU, (iwl
Globe House
Callahan John, rigger Palace Hotel
Callahan Margaret C. (widow), dwl 7 Fifth Av
Callahan Marj" (widow), dwl I White
Callahan Mar.', liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and Brannan
Callahan Marj- E. Miss, teacher Model School,, dwl 431
Sixth
Callahan Matthias B., merchant (Salt Lake), dwl -iSl Sixth
Callahan Patrick, laborer, dwl 657 Howard
Callahan Patrick, laborer Henr>' F. Williams, diri Long
Bridge, foot Fourth
Callahan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 227 Minna
CaUahan Patrick J., fruits, etc., N s SLxteenth nr Va-
lencia
Callahan T., dwl Manhattan House
Callahan Thomas, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl First Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Callahan Thomas, laborer, dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Callahan Timothy, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay
and Jones
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San Prancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Callahan Williani, hostler Alfred W. Gates, dwi 1 Jas-
per PI
Callahan William Jr., shoemaker, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Callahan. See Calahan
Callan John, blockmaker, dwl 217 Broadway
Callan John, hackman, dwl 101 Jessie
Callan M., marhlecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 424 Bdwy
Callan Robert, planer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Callan Rose (widow), janitress Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl SE cor Polk and Broadway
Callan Samuel, dwl 115 Second
Callan Thomas, laborer Grand Hotel
Callan Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Merchant and Mont-
gomen', dwl 6 Turk
Callan Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sierra and Lou-
isiana
Callanan Michael, farmer, nr Ocean View House
C.ILLAXDBEAE JCLITS, physician, office and dwl
1234 Stockton
Callane Timothy, cabinetmaker California Furmture Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 65S Mission
Callao Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 609 Dupont
Callaway OUver P., real-estate and mining agent, 316 Cal-
ifornia room 1, dwl 212 Austin
Callelv Michael, laborer, dwl 64C Howard, rear
Callerider Henry A., manufacturing jeweler and dealer m
watches, etc., 62 Second, dwl KVi cor Twenty-second
and Treat Av
Callender John, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Coluna
Callender John T. (colored), boarding and lodging, 5
Broadway .
Calles Joseph, saddler W. F. Dorrance, dwl 917 Pacific
CalUn Eugene, teamster T. H. Selby & Co., dwl S s Vallejo
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Callinan John, hairdresser Reese & Medau, dwl 1413
Mason . , ,t ■ t
Callingham William J., city agent Commercial Umon In-
surance Co., office 221 Sansom, dwl 127 Kearny
Callins PJchard, fireman, dwl Minna bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Callister John, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 33 Eddy
Callister Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 194 Stevenson
Callsen Peter, carpenter, dwl 1435 Pacific
Galium Antony, dwl 614 Kearny
Callundan Christian F., special pohceman, dwl 108 Taylor
Callw-ell Lydia Miss, artist, dwl S39 Mission
CallweU M'addv Miss, artist, dwl 839 Mission
Caiman Joseph, cooper, dwl 118 Sacramento
Calmany John, coachman 159 Nineteenth
Cahnout Jean, broker, dwl 636 Pacific
Calnan John J., hamessmaker, 271 First
Calner Michael, waiter, dwl 24S Tehama, rear
Calnon Patrick, saloonkeeper, dwl 143 Natoma
Calriher Michael, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
C'alsing Martin, machinist, dwl 615 Stevenson .^,,
Calverley Thomas, photographic printer Bradley « Eulof-
son,"dwl 209 Seventh
Calvert Henrv W., dentist, office and dwl 209 Geary
Calvert John'(Pni'n(tr A C), dwl 710 California
Calvert John, builder, dwl 706 Sutter
Calvert John T., bricklayer, dwl 1023 CTay
Calvert William, dentist, office and dwl 209 Geary
Calvert William B., clerk Castle Bros., dwl 209 Cieary
Calrin John, distributor Ke}-t i Co.
Calvin William, carpenter, dwl 218 Tehama
Calwav John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Camans Herman, dravman Fleming & Stetson
Ombarluasa Ale.'iander, wines and hquors, dwl 1806 Pow
Camberlous Alexandre, cooper Simon P. Connor
Cambers Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 31
Second
Cambrian House, Jones Bros, proprietors, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway , o o xr
Cambridge Harry, second engineer Pacific MailS. S. Vasco
de C^ma
Camden C. D. Mrs. (widow), dwi 515 Bush
Camerdan Michael, butcher 100 Centre Market, dwl S 3
Central Road nr Golden Gate Park
Camerden Michael, farmer, dwl S s Central Road nr (3olden
Gate Park
Cameron Alexander, laborer, dwl 307 First
Cameron Angus (Cameron i- HuO), dwl 2210 Steiner
Cameron Arthur, mason Palace Hotel
Cameron Charles, expressman, dwl 19 White PI
Cameron Charles, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
Cameron Daniel, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co. s
Wharf, dwi 1112 Folsom
Cameron Donald, shoemaker, 215 Second
Cameron Edward, shipcarpenter, dwi 238 Steuart
Cameron Elizabeth Mrs., boarding, 312 Beale
Cameron Hugh, hrassfinisher Wilham T. Garratt, dwl 1780
Folsom
Cameron James, bakery, NE cor Fourteenth and Folsom
Cameron James, t-ardener, dwl S s (Jearj- bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Cameron James, turner D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl W s
Middle bet California and Pine
Cameron James A., lithographic printer A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwi 2012 Pine
Cameron John, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Cameron John, miner, dwl 636 Commercial
Cameron John W., salesman P. D. Code & Co., dwl 146
Tehama
Cameron Julia A. Mrs., dwl 10 Powell
Cameron M. H. Mrs., dwl 38 Tehama
Cameron Nathan, speculator, dwi 25S Jessie
Cameron Robert, clerk Scott i; Hall, dwi 312 Beale
Cameron Samuel, waiter, dwl 308 Beale
Cameron T., lather Palace Hotel
Cameron Thomas, carriagemaker Albert Folsom, dwl 614
Mission
Cameron William, clerk V. S. Custom House, dwl 117
SLxth
Cameron William, cook, dwl 309 Filbert
Cameron William, seaman, dwl 325 Washington
C.OIEKOX A- HI IX (Anrjwi Cameron and Oeorge L.
Hull), woodturners and scrollsawyers, 217 Spear and
409 Mission
Games Peter, laundry, 25 Dupont
Cametto Charles, blacksmith Green & Okerlund, dwl 628
Broadway
Cametto Lorenz, blacksmith Baron & Dupuy, dwl 628
Broadway
Camfield Hairy J., lather, dwi 317 Jessie
Camiano A., fisherman Clay St. Wharf
Camierico S., fisherman Clay St. Wharf
Caminetti B., salesman R. L. Collins, dwl 825 Folsom
Caminetti Charles, driver Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl Lom-
bard nr Franklin
Camlade Frederick, waiter, dwl 23 Natoma
Camman Augustus W., cigars and tobacco, 411 East, dwl
29i Third
Cammer Andrew, finisher Cornell Watch Co.
Cammer Anton, watchmaker, 1136 Dupont, dwi 707 McAl-
lister
Cammet John, surveyor Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl
SE cor Howard and Thirteenth
Cammet John Jr., manufacturer John R. Tilton, dwl NE
cor Howard and Thirteenth
Cammet William F., salesman Pilsbury, Adair & Co., dwl
NE cor Howard and Thirteenth
Camou Jean, laborer F. Larroche, dwl cor Sixth Av and
M, South S. F.
Camous Andre, locksmith and hellhanger, 431 Bush
Camous Francis, dwi 722 Lombard
Camous Victor (Camous it Brun), dwi 722 Lombard
Camous & Brun (Victor Cammis and John B. Brun),
bakery, 722 Lombard
Camozzi Joseph, tinner, dwl Bower PI
Camozzi Peter, tinner, dwl Bower PI
Camp -\ntonio, laborer, 12 Union PI
Camp Charles, clerk, dwi 536 Sacramento
Camp Elmon S., clerk Hill i: Kilgour, dwl 740 Pine
Camp James iL, cigars and tobacco, Reading Room Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 737 Howard
Camp Joaquin, teamster, junction Sac and Market
Camp Sarah (widow), dwl 1032 Dolores
Camp William C, dial painter Cornell Watch Co., dwl 42
Moss
Campbell , produce dealer, dwl 719 Market
Campbell Alexander, real estate, dwi 1007 Market
Campbell Alexander, solicitor Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co., res Oakland
Campbell Alexander Jr., attorney at law, office and dwl
629 Kearny
CampbeU Alexander Sen. (CampbeU, Fox <t- CampbeU),
res Oakland
Campbell Amy T. Miss, teacher North CosmopoUtan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1220 Jackson
CampbeU Andrew-, carpenter and builder, 40 O'Farrell,
dwi 2249 Mission
Campbell Andrew, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl SB
Vallejo bet Montgomery and Sansom, rear
CSimpbell Anna (widow), dressmaker, 634 Green
Campbell Arthur C, clerk Bead, Brand & Co., dwi 602
Campbell A. W., seaman, dwl 604 Da-sis
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co,
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0. p. VAH SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Campbell Bernard, evergrreeiis, 512 Sansom, dwl 3S Jessie
Campbell Carrie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 219 Mason
Campbell Catherine (widow), dwl W s Clara Av bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Campbell Charles, dwl ti Tlionipson Av
Campbell Charles P., secretary Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl
1220 Jackson
Campbell Cornelia E. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Pri-
mary School, dwl 7e3 Howard
Campbell C. Stewart, clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 312 Bran
Campbell C. V. Mrs., teacher Green\vich St. Primary
School, dwl 7 Seymour Av
Campbell Daniel, cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
164 Silver
Campbell Daniel, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Campbell David, wireworker, dwl 435 Pine
Campbell DonaM, wood, coal, hay, and grain, S B Four-
teenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Campbell Duncan, stevedore, dwl 1306 Montgomery
Campbell D. W., solicitor Howe Machine Co., dwl 118
Post
Campbell Edward, sheet^leadroller S. F. and Pac. L. P.
and Shot Works, dwl 44 Minna
Campbell Eliza (widow), dwl 6 South Park Av
Cami)bell Eliza (colored), laundress, dwl 504 O'Farrell
Campbell F.. seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Campbell Felix, laborer, dwl 1011 Turk
CAMPKEll, FO,\ A «'.4MPBEL1 (Alexander
Campbell San. , Charles 2f. Fox, and Henry C. Camp-
bell), attorneys at law, office 528 Calitoniia
Campbell Frank, {Caiiipbell <£• Aijers), dwl American Ex-
change
Campbell Frank, dwl SE cor Twentieth and Dolores
Campbell Frank, blacksmith helper Pacific Rolling Mills
Campbell Frederick, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 21 Perry
CAMPBELL CEOKCiE (Dickson, DeWol/ d: Co.), res
London
Campbell George, bellows manufacturer James Campbell,
dwl 40 Minna
Campbell George, cook Delmonico's Restaurant, dwl 300
Fifth
Campbell George, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W s Scott
bet Geary and Post
Campbell George W,, expresswagon, cor Clav and Davis
Campbell George W,, operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 1306 Montgomerv
Campbell Henry C. (Campbell, Fox A Campbell), attor-
ney at law, office 628 California, res Oakland
Campbell Hugh, clerk, dwl cor Sixteenth and Howard
Campbell I. C, first officer stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Campbell Isaac, bookseller, 304 Jackson, dwl 439 Sixth
Campbell Isaac W., carriagetrimmer Cliarles Molter, dwl
439 Sixth
Campbell J., carpenter, dwl 713 Howard
Campbell J., painter Paciiio Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Campbell James, butcher, dwl 270 lirannan
Campbell James, collector George Poultney, dwl 6 South
Park Av
Campbell James, currier Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 212
Gough
Campbell James, hoseman Engine Co. No. 9 S. F. F. D
dwl 320 Mam
Campbell James, machinist, dwl 108 Minna
Campbell James, manager California Bellows Manufac-
turing Co., 32 Fremont, dwl 40 Minna
Campbell James, paint«r John Brewster, dwl 68 Jessie
Campbell James, wheelwTight T. D. S. Lamer, dwl 529
Valencia
Campbell James A., calker, dwl 324 Main
Campbell James A., undertaker Lockhart & Porter, dwl
29 Third
Campbell James D,, carpenter, dwl 17 Howard Court
Campbell James D., cook, dwl 360 Clementina
Campbell James J., gilder Currier & Winter, dwl 613
Minna
Campbell James W. H., grain and shipping merchant,
office 433 California, dwl 816 Lombard
Campbell J. D., hostler City Stables, dwl SW cor Post
and Dupont
Campbell J. J., laborer Palace Hotel
CamijbcU John, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, dwl 312 Bran-
nan
Campbell John, carpenter, dwl 304 Townsend
Campbell John, clerk S. J. Campbell, dwl SW cor Folsom
and Ritch
Campbell John, expressman, cor Second and Mission, dwl
W s Kansas nr Humboldt
Campbell John, porter International Hotel, dwl 1428 Pa-
cific, rear
Campbell John, servant Angiiste Hemme, dwl SW cor
Van Ness Av and California
Campbell John A., operator Western Union Telegraph Co
dwl Grand Hotel
Campbell John A., salesman Tubbs & Co., dwl 7 Seymour
Av
Campbell John J., butcher, dwl 270 Brannan
Campbell John J., carpenter, dwl 360 Jessie
Campbell John J., porter Braverman & Levy, dwl 601
Hyde
Campbell John J., teamster McKenna & Greany, dwl 15
Geneva
Campbell John P., salesman 316 Sacramento, dwl 743 Pine
Campbell John S., bookkeeper John H. O'Brien, dwl 1
Willow Av
Campbell Joseph, dwl 340 Third
Campbell Josei.h. laborer Bloch & Davidson, dwl 632 Bran
Campbell Joseph F., hairdresser 163 Second, dwl NW cor
Howard and Second
Campbell Joseph S., traveling agent, dwl 83 Everett
Campbell Joseph T., helper Melter and Refiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 2015 Taylor
Campbell Louisa (widow), dwl E s Fillmore bet Turk and
Tyler
Camjibell Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 318 Pine
Campbell Mary Jane Miss, seamstress, dwl 17 Howard
Court
Campbell Michael, groceries and liquors, 221 Fourth
Campbell Michael, laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works, dwl
519 Mission
Campbell Michael F., plasterer, dwl 116 Second
Campbell Murdoch, hardware, 105 Steuart, dwl 421 Fourth
Campbell Neil, carpenter Palace Hotel
Campbell Patrick, capitalist, office 312 Clay, dwl Wads-
worth House
Campbell Patrick, laborer, dwl Stanyan nr Oak
Campbell Patrick, laborer A. A. Jennings, dwl Sacra-
mento nr Central Av
Campbell Patterson A. (Starr i- Co.), dwl Occidental Hotel
Cambell Peter, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
15 Geneva
Campbell Peter, laborer P,alace Hotel
Campbell Peter, shoemaker, dwl 11 Bartol
Campbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clav St. Hill
R. R., dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Phillip, gilder Currier & Winter, dwl 513 Muma
Camjjbell Philip, laborer Palace Hotel
Campbell Ralph, gardener Golden Gate Park, dwl cor Page
and Stanyan
Campbell Robert, carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl 113
Howard
Campbell Robert, clerk Cal. Savings and Loan Soc, dwl
312 Brannan
Campbell Robert J., longshoreman, dwl Rincon Court
Campbell Ruth G. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary
School, dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Samuel J. , market, SW cor Folsom and Ritch
Campbell Scott (colored), cook, dwl 504 O'Farrell
Campbell Stuart C, clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 312 Bran
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith Theodore Kallenberg, dwl
270 Brannan
Campbell Thomas, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Consti-
tution
Campbell Thomas B., conductor Central R. R., dwl Key-
st()ne House
Campbell Thomas C, plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Canipell Vernon, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
312 Brannan
Campbell Walter, vocalist Magiiire's New Theater
Campbell W. C. , waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Campbell W. H. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Printing De-
partment A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 719 Market
Campbell W. Henderson, with Read, Brand & Co., dwl
Grand Hotel
Campbell William (colored), cook, dwl 13 Scott PI
Campbell William, piledriver, dwl 31 Natoma
Cam].!)ill A\ illjani shipcarpenter, dwl 712 Clementina
Cam].!iell AViJliam, stockbroker, dwl 1123 Dupont
Campbell William B., liquor saloon, 22 Folsom
Campbell William G., paperhanger Hartshorn & McPhun
dwl 269 Jlinna
Campbell William H., carpenter, dwl SW cor Bay and
Jones
Campbell William H., clerk, dwl 340 Third
Camiibell William H. Jr., wireworker, dwl SW cor Bay
and Jones
Campbell William J., artist, dwl 269 Minna
Campbell W. S., office 41lj California room 4, res Oak-
land
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Campbell & Ayers {Frank Campbell and Henry Ayers),
wines and liquors, 324 Sansom
Campe Frederick, groceries and liquors, 218 Second, dwl
217 Second „ ,, _^ ,,,, ,
Campe Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twelfth and
Howard _ , . „ , ,
Campen Auifustus, millhand Demmg, Palmer & Co., dwl
7 Stevenson
Campin Albert, miller, dwl 7 Stevenson
Campion Edward, laborer, dwl 11 William
Campion Harry, polisher Britton, Eey & Co., dwl 625 Com-
uisrciiil
Campion Michael, fireman Paciflc MaH S. S. Colorado
Campion Michael, laundryman, dwl 02 Shipley
Campion Thomas, drajnnan Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 1520
Post
Campioni Emil, printer, dwl 204 Montgomery
Campitanie Antonio (Campitanie Jc Bro.), dwl Visitacion
Valley bet San JosiS and San Bruno roads
Campitonie Stephen (Campitanie i- Bro.), dwl Visitacion
Valley bet San Jos<S and San Bruno roads ,
Campitanie & Bro. (Stephen and Antonio Campitame),
vegetable garden, Visitacion Valley bet San Jose and
San Bruno road
Campo Romana (widow), dwl 45 Maiden Lane
Canipodonico Gaetano, vegetables, 30 Colombo Market
Campodonico Giuseppe, seaman, dwl 14061 Bupont
Campodonico Stefano, vegetables, 2(i Colombo Market
Campodonico Stephen, marbleworks, 1130 Market, dwl
122 Fulton
Campora Guiseppe, laborer, dwl 215 Broadwaj-
Campreau Frederic, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl
California Hotel , , ^ ,.* • tt * i
Campreros Charles D., lamidr\-man, dwl California Hotel
Campton George, carpenter, dwl 170 Silver
Camuello Albert, lather Palace Hotel
Canagnabere Joseph, lodgings, 736 Pacific
Canafizo George, clerk T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl 37 Second
Canahzo Ramon Mrs., dwl 31 Hinckley
Canari Michele, seaman schr Mary Ann, Jackson St.
Wharf
Canas Manuel, porter Henry T. Holmes & Co., dwl cor
Vallejo and Montgomery
Canavan Charles, painter, dwl 423 Bush
Canavan James, bricklayer, dwl 110 McAllister
Canavan James, liquor saloon, SE cor Third and Bran
Canavan John, blacksmith, dwl 34 Mimia
Canavan John, stevedore A. ,C. Freese
Canavan Martin, laborer, dwl IS Clara
Canavan Mathew, carriagepainter, dwl 11d Second
Canavan Matthew, minuig, office 224 Cal, dwl S Columbia
Canavan Michael, porter A. Haas & Co.
CAa« I V.IN 1*. H., importer wines and liquors, H W cor
California and Front, dwl 2103 Hyde
Canavan. See Cannavan and Keimovan
Cancoassini Joseph, laborer, 623 Commercial
Cancoassini Mauro, laborer, 623 Commercial
Candeze Peter, waiter Boutinon & Bulland
Candido Martinelli, dwl 723 Sansom
Candige Willey, sawj-er Pac. Box Manuf. Co.
Caudin Louis, bootblack A. Monte, dwl 6 Clara PI
Cane Alfred, dentist, office 147 Fom-th
Cane Bridget (widow), dwl 320 Fifth , , „„ , .„„
Cane Gustavus, hairdresser Lampe Bros., dwl 38 Langton
Cane John, laborer, dwl S 3 Central Road nr Giant Pow-
der Works
Cane John, liquor saloon, 144 Steuart „,^. .
Cane Michael, stableman J. G. Soovem, 246 Third
Cane Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Post and Brodenck
Cane Thomas, expressman, dwl Gilbert bet Townsend and
Bran nan
Cane Thomas, porter, dwl 326 Mason
Cane. Sec Cain, Kain, and Kane ,
Canepa Augustin, dwl Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Canepa J., laborer, dwl 1506 Dupont, rear „,„ ,^„
Canepa Pietro, dwl W s Montgomery Av bet Broadway
CancTjohn (clncr A Johnsmi), dwl 322 Broadway
Caner & Johnson (John Caner and Thomas Johnson),
coffee saloon, 425 Drumm ..to
Caney Mary A. Mrs., adjuster Comers Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 830 Mission
CanfieldH., lather Palace Hotel ^ , _ . , ,.„„
Canfield John W., porter Livingston & Co., dwl 1408
Sacramento j i i.no
Canfield Milton L., porter Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl 1408
Canflei" Patrick, melter City Iron Works, dwl 640 Minna
Canfield R. S., student Heald's Business College
Canfield Rufus J. , clerk, dwl S W cor Union and Steiner
Canham Frederick, mason Palace Hotel
Canham George, cook, dwl 1123 Dupont
Canham M. J. Miss, teacher HayesValley Pnmary School,
dwl 1712 Pacific Av
Canham William F., painter, 327 Sutter, dwl 1712 Paciflc
Av
Caniraga Aloysius, waiter St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Cannavan Bartholomew, billiard toblemaker Jacob Strahle
&Co., dwl 322 Eighth
Cannavan Charles, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 515 Bush
Cannavan John, stevedore, dwl 626^ Jesse
Cannavan Mark, laborer, dwl NE cor Washington and
Broderick
Cannavan JIartin, oiler N. B. and Mission R. R.
Cannavan Martin D., compositor Bacon & Co.
Cannavan Patrick, livery stable, 1125 Howard, dwl 1127
Howard
Cannavan. See Canavan and Kennovan
Canneven Michael, gents' furnishing goods, 811 Kearny,
dwl 819 Kearny
Canning William, longshoreman, dwl 12 Bowman PI
Cannon Andrew J., laborer, dwl 37 Ecker
Cannon .\nthoiiy M., commission merchant, dwl 815 Bush
Cannon Antone, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Cannon Barney, laborer, dwl Church bet Twenty-flrat
and Twenty-second
Cannon Bernard, dry-goods dealer, dwl 414 Pacific
Cannon Charles, laborer, dwl 4 Frederick
Caimon Edward M., salesman Thomas Barrows, dwl SE
cor Columbia and Twenty-fourth
Cannon James, laborer, dwl 514 Mission
Cannon James, molder Savage & Son, dwl 128 First
Cannon James, nurse City and County Hospital, dwl cor
Potrero and Twenty -third
Cannon John, dwl Twentv-third bet Brj-ant and Columbia
Cannon Lizzie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 205
Taylor
Cannon Marina Miss, dressmaker, 215 Kearny
Cannon Patrick (Connelly & C), dwl Fourth Av nr M,
South S. F.
Cannon Patrick, laborer, dwl 25 Natoma
Cannon Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 024
Natoma
Cannon Patrick, liquor saloon, 524 Mission
Cannon Patrick, liquor saloon, 660 Mission
Cannon Patrick, mattressmaker California Manufacturmg
Co., dwl 727 Minna, rear
Cannon Robert, clerk, dwl 926 Market
Cannon Sophia S. (widow), dwl 609 Shotwell
Cannore C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Canny James, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom ^ , „„, „ „
Canny John, laborer I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 231 Fell
Cafion Creek Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), oflice 224 San
Canon John, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Canon John S., wheelwright, dwl 217 J Clara
Canon Robert P., carriagepainter, dwl 21 7i Clara
Cantel Henrietta Mme., lace repairer, 420 Powell
Cantel Louis, dwl 420 Powell .
Canten F., grocer, NW cor Seventeenth and Mission
Cant«t Bernard, tailor, dwl 5 and 6 Sullivan's Buildmg
Cantillon, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Cantin Joseph P. (Cn.n«;i ifc Everett), res Oakland
Cantin & Everett (Joseph P. Cantin and Augustus F.
Everett), stockbrokers, office 313 California
Cantlin Martin, carpenter, dwl 718 Greenwich
Cantling Richard, laborer, dwl 206 Jessie
Canto Lolla Miss, laundress, dwl 13-23 Stockton
Canton Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Cantor Joseph, jeweler Ebeling & Messinger, dwl 620
Merchant , ^ „
Cantrell George, dwl S 3 Willow Av bet Laguna and Bu-
chanan
Cantrell John, molder, dwl 214 First , . ,,
Cantrell Joseph B., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 1815 Hyde ^ , .
Cantrell Thomas G. (Hawkins X- C), dwl 1210 Larkm
Cantrovitch Joseph, porter Neustadter Brothers, dwl lli
Eleventh ^ «. , ^ i
Cantus George, wines and Uquora, SW cor Stockton and
CFarrell, dwl 618 Hayes
Cantville Morris, cartman, dwl 1 Chesley
Cantwell James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Canty Daniel (Cn )i!y A H'«(7ncr), dwl 1144 Turk
Canty Honora Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Emma Small, dwl
■769 Mission
Canty Michael, peddler, dwl 28 Lo"i9a„. ^ ^ . . „„
Canty M. R., hamessmaker Mam & Winchester, dwl 28
Louisa
uanneiu iv. o., bluuchi. ticam ., i^,*u... — o- ^ ^ .
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 CaL Market.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zeamy, Established 1862.
Canty Patrick, helper Hanscom & Co., dwl 21 Ritch, rear
Canty Patrick, laborer Fort Point
Canty Thomas, dwl 328 Tliird
Cantj- Thomas H. , hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
2S Louisa
Canty Timothy, tailor, 35 Sutter
Canty William W., boilemiaker, dwl 26 Minna
Canty & M'airner (Z'tTJuVi Cant)/ and WiUiain Wagner),
manufacturing- and wholesale and retail confectioners,
107 Montgomerj'
Caorsi Louis Carl, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Capasitch . bookkeeper D. Ghirardelli. dwl 214 San
Capelli Domenico, yey^table peddler, dwl (>21 Pacific, rear
Capelli Joseph, laborer, dwl 20 Lafayette PI
Carterton John, capitalist, dwl Grand Hot€l
Caj>estro Benevenuti, dwl 641 Broadway
Capital Building, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Capital Woolen Mills (Sacramento), Francis G. Burke
a^'ent. salesroom 523 Market
Capitol Mills, Deming", Palmer & Co. proprietors, 116
Sacramento, office 202 and 204 Davis
Caplice John, foreman Hibemia Brewery, dwl 728 Na-
toma
Caplice Richard, laborer To^siisend St Depot Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 20 Rausch
Capp Charles S. {Berry d: C), dwl SE cor Buchanan and
McAllister
Cappel John J. laborer, dwl 30 Ellen
Cappelman Christian (J. .V. Gerdes d- Co.), dwl 22 Scott
Cappelman Christopher, dwl 428 Broadway
Cappet Daniel, tinsmith Ezekiel Pander, dwl 534 Market
Cappola Joseph, special policeman, dwl 1338 Washin^^on
Capprise Mary (widow), dwl NEcor Chestnut and Dupont
Caprile Joseph, laborer Costa & Giota, dwl W s San
Jose Road nr Sis-mile House
Caprino Lorenzo, gardener Frank M. Pixley, dwl SW cor
Union and RUmore
Caprivicia J. (John Pendo <£: Co.), dwl 723 Davis
Capron Orlen, carpenter, 1513 Sacramento
Capurro Ag:ostino, porter Richard Patrick & Co., dwl 6
Lafayette PI
Capurro Gio Batta, veg:etables, stall 55 Colombo Market
Capurro Joseph, fireman D. Ghiradelli, dwl 6 Lafayette PI
Caput Teresa (widow), dwl 27 Louisa
Car Lock Hen (Chinese), restaurant. 629 Jackson
Carabbio, John B., liyerystable, 1121 Mission
Caraeialo R., fisherman. Clay St. ^ATiarf
Caraffa D. & Co. {Tvmaso Guinasso), bakeiy.1309 Dup
Caraffa Domenico (I*. Carafa <1- (?«.), dwl 9 Union PI
Caraffa Giovanni B., bakery, dwl 9 Union PI
Caraher Francis, shoeJitter Einstein Bros. &i Co., dwl 425
Linden Av
Caraher Terrence, assistant pastor St. Francis Church,
dwl 519 Green
Caraventa Giuseppe, vegetables. 49 Colombo Market
Caravotti James, mason Palace Hotel
Caraza Alizo, gardener, W s San Jos^ Road nr Industrial
School
Carbemot Peter, gardener Antonie Mitchell, dwl Fifteenth
nr Dolores
Carberry Bernard, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Carbern.- C, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
Carberrj- Catherine (widow), baker>-, dwl 1428 Pacific
Carberry Cormick, carjienter Palace Hotel, dwl 428 Na-
toma
Carberry Edward, shipwright, dwl 775 Harrison
Carbeny- James, shoemaker, dwl 153Natonia
Carbeny' John, boottreer, dwl 512 Mission
Carberr\' John, carpenter, dwl llA Garden
Carbern,- M. S., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Salvador
Carberry Nicholas, porter James W. H. Campbell, dwl
545 Mission
Carberrj- Patrick, carpenter, dwl 257 Octa-via
Carberry Robert, raachinesawyer Excelsior Mills, dwl 428
Natoma
Carboue Andrea, laborer Musto Brothers, dwl 222 Bdwy
Carboni Andrew, gardener Joseph Teirera, dwl E s Mar-
ket nr Wells Av
Carboni Giacomo, ranchman, dwl 314 Pacific
Carbuhn Mathew, miner, dwl IS First
Carcamo Ricardo, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Card Elijah, plowmaker, 304 Market
Card Emma Mrs., milliner B. Kowalsky, dwl 518 Sutter
Card John, bricklayer, dwl SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Card Pierre, laborer F. Larroche
Card Stephen, master mariner, dwl 225 Fourth
Cardeiro Martin, seaman, dwi 116 Jackson
Cardello George, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Cardenas Jo;^eph, seaman, dwl 21 Commercial
Cardiff Miles, shoemaker, 703 Brannan
Cardiff Richard J., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 319 Te-
hama
Cardilo Pepino, fisherman, dwl 629 Front
Cardin John, mason Palace Hotel
Cardinell Alfred, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Cardinell Charles, calker, dwl 1133^ Clay
Cardinell John A., collector, office 30 Mont^omerj- Block,
dwl 430 Valencia
Cardinet Emile. with E. Dag^iny, dwl 722 Lombard
Cardini Martin. expresswagon.'Colomlao Market
CARItOZO JOH\, proprietor Lisbon House, 116 Jack
Cardoz.i Joseph C, painter, dwl 1067 Broadway
Caredine Sarah (widow), dwl 312 Folsom
Caretti Annie, tailor Louis J. Renault, dwl 430 Bush
Carew Edward C, mason, dwl 1505 Dupont
Carew Tliomas, drayman, 115 Battery-, dwl 328 Fell
Carew Thomas R., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
dwl 9 Franklin
Carey Bridget (widow), dwl S s Fulton bet Buchanan and
Webster
Carey Cornelius, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D.,
dwl cor Seventh and Townisend
Carey Daniel, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Carey Daniel, laborer, dwi 705 Front
Carey David, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Carey Dennis, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Carey E. W,, upholsterer, dwl 375 Minna
Carey I^aac (colored), baker, dwl 929 Washington
Carey James, laborer, dwl 26 Clementina
C^rey James A., stovemounter Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 42 Ecker
Carey Johannah B. (widow), dwl E s Montgomery bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
Carey John, furniture, dwl 127 Kearny
Carey John, laborer California Cracker Bakery, dwl E s
Montgomery bet Filbert and Greenwich
Carey John, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 814 San
Carej' John, shoemaker, dwi 9 Minna
Carey John, teamster, dwl 714 Natoma
Cai'ey John William, assaj'er, dwl 537 Sacramento
Carey LawTence. laborer City Iron Works, dwl 57 Shipley
Carey M., boot manufacturer, 237 Jessie
Carey M. A., couduct«:.r Market St. R. R.
Carey Martin, hr.dcarrier Palace Hotel
Carey Mathew, bootblack, dwl 609 Jackson
Carey Michael, expressman, dwl 368 Natoma
Carey Michael, hostler, dwl SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Shotwell
Carey Michael, teamster John McKew, dwi 718 Green
Carey Morris, shoemaker, 660 Jlission, dwi S17 Market
Carey Patrick, laborer. Fort Point
Carey Patrick, peddler, dwl 117 Shipley
Carey Thomas, bricklayer, dwl N s Lombard bet Franklin
and Gough
Carey Thomas, laborer, dwi 21 Anna
Carey Thomas, teamster, cor Da\is and Washington, dwl
14 Boardman PI
Carej-. See Car\'
Carfield Thomas, laborer, dwi SE cor Fillmore and Haye-s
CargiU Andrew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwi cor
Georgia and Shasta
Cargin , coof-er, dwi 5 Vassar PI
Carham Frederick, mason Palace Hotel
Carigan James, student, dwi 917 Powell
Cariste Rene, florist, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Carit J. A. & Co. (JiJin F. Skelli/), importers and com-
mission merchants, 405 Front
Carit J. Alfonso (J. A. Carit d- Co.), res Oakland
Carkeet Stephen, bruommaker California Broom Factory,
dwi 22 Turk
Carl Adam, carver G. LTeffinger & Co., dwi 246 Jessie
Ciirl Alonzo W., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn., 545
California
Carl Andrew (Carl Brothers), dwi 1034 Folsom
Carl AuG-ust, mate sch Susie, Beale St. Wharf
Carl Brothers (Andrew and WiUiani), coopers, N 6 Ore-
gon bet Davis and Front
Carl Daniel, molder, dwi 060 Minna
Carl Itavid E., blacksmith, dwi S s Willow Avbet Laguna
and Buchanan
Carl Henrj', laborer, dwl SW cor Twenty -fourth and Va-
lencia
Carl Herman, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, dwi 223
Kearny
Carl James P. , stevedore A. C. Freese
Carl William (Carl Brothers), dwl 1034 Folsom
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Putlisher, S. P.
D. W. Laird, San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant..
Carlan William, blacksmith, 722 Bd^vA^ dwl 733 Vallejo
Carlan William Jr., blacksmith William Carlan, dwl 733
Vallejo
Carlen James W,. cashier R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 921 Union
Carleton Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 606 Folsom
Carleton Georire A., clerk stm Alice E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. ^Vharf
Carleton Hannah C. (widow), dwl 430 Hyde
Carleton Helen C. Mrs., raillinen", 402 Kearny
Carleton S. W. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1227 Pine
Carleton. See Carlton
Carlie James, dwl 26 Silver
Carlin Anne, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Carlin Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Eddy bet Scott and Pierce
Carlin David, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl Central
House
Carlin Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 136
Natoma
Carlin Hucrh, printer, dwl 814 Sansom
CarHn James, boarding and lodging-, SW cor Seventh and
Brannan
Carlin John, teamster John Flynn, dwl 241 Fremont
Carhn Roger, laborer Occidental Warehouse, dwl 17 Fifth
Av
Carlin William, porter Phillips. Taber & Co., dwl 532 Turk
Carling Matilda Miss, dwl 1613 Polk
Carlisle E. M. Mrs., teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,
dwl 1412 Pine
Carlisle George, special pohceman, dwl NE cor Chestnut
and Dupont
Carlisle George C, dwl 1412 Pine, rear
Carlisle R. S., student Heald's Business College
Carlisle Samuel J., bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 115 Sec
Carlisle Thomas, ma-son Palace Hotel
Carlisle Thomas F., billiard and liquor saloon, 955 Market,
dwl &4rt Stevenson
Carlisle William E., dwl 1306 California
Carlisle. See Carlile and Carlyle
Carll A. W., patternmaker George W. Wetherbee, dwl
547 Mission
Carll Joseph, assistant engineer Central Pacific R. R., dwl
793 Mission
Carlon William, horseshoer, KZ cor Pacific and Ohio, dwl
SW cor Sansom and Vallejo
Carlos Ellen (widow), dwl 40 Clara, rear
Carlos Felix, hairdresser John La\igne, dwl Pacific bet
Stockton and Powell
Carlos Tiburcio, Mexican saddlery, 812 Montgomery, dwl
827 Pacific
Carlow George A., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Carlron C. E.. barkeeper, dwl 303 Montgomery
Carlsen Alexander, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Carlsen Charles, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Carlsen Otto, tanner, dwl Harmony Hotel
Carlson C, fireman tut^boat Wizard, Washington St.
\VhnTt
Carlson Carl J., furniture and beddinij;, 223 Fourth
Carlson Christian, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Carlson Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 12 Haggin
Carlson Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Carlson Lars, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co.. dwl 636 Sac
Carlson Martin, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills
Carlson Martin, varietv store. 42S Folsom
Carlsson Cliarles F., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 12
Haggin
Carlsson Claus Edward, barkeeper Benjamin Hamlin, dwl
727 Montgomery
Carlaton A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Carlston Martin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Carlston O., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Carlton , suneyor and draftsman, dwl 326 Sansom
Carlton Charles C.,"dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Carltcn Harriet (widow), insurance solicitor, dwl 407
Mason
C'ARITOX HENRY Jr., agent .-Etna Insurance Co.,
office 14 Merchants' Exchange, dwi 1104 Market
Carlton H. P. , principal Fainnount School, dwl 36 Eleventh
Carlton John, dwl Windsor House
Carlton Oliver B., stevedore John Hooper, dwl 8 Liberty
Carltun Silas, teamster James Graham
Carrton William, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Carlton William B., clerk Marcus C. Hawlev & Co., dwl
S13 Hyde
Carlton. See Carleton
Carlvle Robert G., machinist, dwl 133 Fifteenth
Carlvle W. E.. steward Oregon S. S. Co.
Carlyle. See Carlisle
Caniian B. F., clerk Otto & Co., dwl Twenty-fourth nr
Mission
Carman Frank, clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 419 Bryant
Carman Frank V., car]ienter, dwl 434 Seventh
Carman William, physician, office and dwl 410 Post
Camianv Cjtus, merchant, dwi 923 Jackson
C'AKilIAXY C'YRrS W„ cashier Savings and Loan So-
ciety, office 619 Clay, dwi 923 Jackson
Camiany Ji>hn H. (John H. Carmany tfc Co.), dwi 923
Jackson
CARMANY JOn\ H. A' CO., publishers and pro-
prietjirs Overland Monthly, Commercial Herald, Mar-
ket Re\iew, and California Horticulturist, etc., office
409 Washington
Carmany J. W., salesman C. C. Hastings &; Co., dwl 726
California
Carmanv Ringgold, bookkeeper Savings and I/)an Society,
dwi"923 Jackson
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 521 Sansom,
dwl 111 Montgomen,' Block
Cannelia Antonio, longshoreman, dwi S s Wash nr East
Carmelich Georg-e, saddle and hamessmaker, 613 Sansom,
dwl 961 Howard
Carmelich Mark W., hamessmaker George Carmelich, dwl
961 Howard
Carraell James, Bricklavers' Pro. Union. 232 Sutter
CARMEN ISLAND SALT WORKS, mill 249 Steuart,
office and salesroom 413 Front
Carmichael Charles, carpenter Palace Hotel
Camiichael Charles, coremaker Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl
309 Folsom
Carmichael Charles, laborer Golden State Foundry, dwl 4
Zoe PI
Carmichael Neil, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*8 Wharf,
dw 1 39 Clementina
Carmody Edward, laborer, dwl 434 Union
Carmody James, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 24 Howard
Court
Carmody John, laborer Michael Dunn
Carmodv Joseph, gardener Charles W. Davenport, dwi
2120 Jackson
Carmody Martin, solicitor Franklin Hotel, dwl 414 Pacific
Carmody Patrick, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Carmody Patrick, laborer Weed & Kingwell, dwl 318 Fol
Camiona Prisciliano. carriagemaker, dwi 1012 De^isadero
Camioni Rafael, tailor, dwl 432 Green
Carmouche Michael, chairmaker Alex. Metral, dwl 75^-
Stevenson
Camaby James, butcher Hazleton & Taylor, dwl 1602 Pa-
cific Av
Camaby Jane (widow), dwl 1002 Pacific Av
Camah'an John R., manager Hall's Safe and Lock Co., of-
fice 537 Market, dwl 1527 Sutter
Carnegie Andrew, calker, dwi 312 Folsom
Camell Philip. Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Cames . accountant, dni 706 California
Games Frederick G., professor music, dwi 19 Sixth
CAKNES CiEORGE A., librarian Odd Fellows' Libra-
ry, 325 Montgomery, dwi 17 Monroe
Cames William H.. hamessmaker, dwi 321 Pacific
Camey Bernard, laborer Union Iron Works
Carney Edward, briukmason, dwi 5 Fourth
Camey Edward Mrs., furnished rooms, 5 Fourth
Carney James, seaman stm Los Angeles, Market St. Wharf
dwi 54 Sacramento
Camey John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Camey John, laborer Palace Hotel
Carney John, seaman, dwi 54 Sacramento
Carney Marj" (widow), dwi 266 Jessie, rear
Camey Michael, laborer, dwi 759^ Mission
Carney Michael, painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwi
365 Clementina
Camey Patrick, laborer Curtis Tobey, dwi 318 Folsom
Camey William, farmer, dwi cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Camey William, shuemaker, dwi 220 O'Farrell, rear
Camigie Andrew, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Carnipa Chipriano, gardener Augusti Dor6, dwl Wells Av
nr Market
Caro Charles, clerk Crocker & Co., dwi 521 Jessie
Caro Lrtuis, fancj- goods, 234 Fifth
Caro Morris, clothing and furnishing goods, S13 Battery
Caro Samuel, clothing, 40 Third, dwi 912 Harrison
Caro Wulf, carpets and fumitxu-e, 323 Dup, dwi 712 Hayes
Carolan C. A. , barkeeper Charles Wilson, dwl 409 O'Farrell
Carolan Richard, gasfitter McXally & Hawkins
CAROLIN JAMES, liquor saloon, K\V cor Harrison
and Third
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market
0. p. VAN SCHAACE Si CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Carolina Co. (Cliinese), cigar manufacturers, 617 Com
Carolina Mining Co. (Ely, Nevada), office 402 Mont room 2
Caronte Joseph, manufacturer umbrellaa and parasols, 136
Post
Carothers John T. , assistant baggugemaster Central Pacific
R. R., Oakland Ferrj' Wharf, res Oakland Point
Carpenter Alexander, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl
N 8 Fourteenth nr Guerrero
Carpenter Alfred, shipcalker, dwl 32 Clara
Carpenter A. M. S. {Spencer ti' C.\ res Oakland
Carpenter Arabella Mrs., dwl 120 Seventh
Carpenter Augiistin D., mining secretary, office 605 Clay,
dwl 028 Sutter
Carpenter Caroline (widow, colored), dwl NE cor Polk and
Eddy
Carpenter Calvin E., wagonmaker, dwl 810 Pacific
Carpenter Charles, clerk Pacific Mai2 S. S. Co.'s Dock, dwl
32 Silver
Caqieuter Charles A., machinist Clay St. Hill R. R.
Carpenter Daniel, physician, dwl 317 Sutter
Carpent-er Dver A., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl 330
O'Farrell
Carpenter Edmund P. {Carpenter <t Co.), dwl 443 Green
Carpenter Ernest, clerk Frank J. French, dwl 227 Geary
Carpenter Eugene, butcher, dwl N s Market bet Lag\ma
and Buchanan
Carpenter George W., turner 'William T. Garratt, dwl 11
Selina PI
Cari^enter Hugh Smith Rev., dwl 227 Geary
Carpenter J. H., dwl 322 Fremont
Carpenter John, porter James De la Montanya, dwl E a Mis-
sion bet TSventy-first and Twenty-second
Carpenter Lewis, broommaker California Broom Factory,
dwl 7 Auburn
Carpenter Matthew, sailmaker, dwl 742 Folsom
Carpenter Patrick, laborer, dwl Mission bet Twenty-eighth
and T\venty-ninth
Carpenter Thimias, expressman, cor Jackson and Battery,
dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Carpenter W. C, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Cart)enter William E., brassfinisher James K. Prior, dwl
132 Francisco
Carpenter William H., plxmiber Bush & Milne, dwl 982
Harrison
Carpenter William H., veterinary surgeon and horse
infirmary, 840 Mission, dwl 924 Mission
Carpenter William L. , policeman City Hall , dwl 434 Green-
wich
Cari>enter & Co. {John A. Hiepe, John R. Peterson, and
Edmuyid P. CnrperUer), manufacturing jewelers, 215
Dupont
Carpenters' International Union, 417 Bush
Carpentier Edward R., attorney at law, office 330 Pine
room 15, dwl 33 Kearny
Carpentier Gustave, clerk Kuppenheim & Bauer, dwl 1000
Powell
Carpentier Horace W., attorney at law, office 330 Pine
room 15, res Oakland
Carpraan John, carpenter, dwl 516 Pacific
Carpy Charles, porter Ami Vignier, dwl 431 Battery
Carpy L. (widow), dwl 431 Battery
Carr'A. L. Mrs., electric physician, office and dwl 436 Bush
Carr Bridget (widow), d^^*! io Francisco
Carr Charles, coachman William Sharon, 517 Sutter
Carr Daniel, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Arkan-
sas nr Santa Clara
Carr Darwin, assistant librarian Mercantile Library, dwl
533 Post
Carr David H., printer, dwl 160 Natoma
Carr Edward, hostler Crittenden & Dalton, dwl 6 Zee PI
Carr Edward, workman Assayer's Department U. S.
Mint, res Oakland
Carr E. W. (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 406 Post
Carr Frank D., cigars and tobacco, 231 Bush, dwl 1039
Howard
Carr George, salesman William W. Walmsley, dwl 1106
Harrison
Carr Henrj' B., driver ^\Tiitney & Co.'s Express, dwl 749
Market
Carr James, proprietor Portland Hotel, 54 Sacramento
Carr Jesse D., real estate, dwl Grand Hotel
Carr John, hackdriver, dwl 209 Clara #
Carr Jnhn, laborer Palace Hotel
Carr John, laborer S. F. Packing and Provision Co., dwl
342 Ritch
Carr Joseph J., pliunber William R. Allen, dwl 10 Fol-
som Av
Carr J. T. Mrs., dwl 1039 Howard
Carr Levi T. {Carr <t Tittis), res Oakland
Carr Matthew D., printer, dwl lOlG Pine
Carr N. F., boilemiaker Francis I. Curry
Carr Patrick, hackraan Plaza, dwl 342 Fifth
Carr Patrick, soapmaker, dwl 10 Folsom Av
Carr Peter, coalpasser stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Carr Peter J., express, cor Sacramento and Battery, dwl
N s Twenty-Fifth nr Castro
Carr Terrence, teamster Page & Cowell, dwl NE cor Mis-
sion and Spear
Carr Thomas, freight clerk stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Carr Tliomas, laborer Charles Harley & Co., dwl 20 Miss
Carr Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 1320 Powell
Carr W. H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Carr William, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 160 Natoma
Carr William, with L Friedlander, dwl 715 Bush
CARR WILLIAM B., contractor, office 84 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 220 San Jose Av cor Twenty-Fifth
Carr William F., plumber, dwi 160 Natoma
Carr & Titus {Levi T. Carr and Daniel Titus), attorneys
at law, office 40 Montgomery Block
Carr. See Kerr
Carragioli Rocco, fisherman, dwl East nr Clay
Carrahan M., hodman Palace Hotel
Carrahan Michael, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl Fair Av nr Mission, Benial Heights
Carraher Patrick, driver Lenhart & Brady
Carrau C. R. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl 1504 Mason
Carrau Jean {Carrau cfc Baraty), dwl 1235 Mission
Can-au Joseph, butcher, dwl 1235 Mission
Carrau Leon, salesman Lorsch, Wolf & Co., dwl 1504
Mason
Carrau & Baraty (Jean Carrau a7id Francis Baraty),
butchers, 1 Clay St. Market
Carre George, clerk, dwl 507 Pine
Carren P., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Mon-
tana
Carrens Frederick, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Carreras Ambrosio, laborer Diez, Bertz & Co.
Carreras Antonio, laborer Diez, Bertz & Co.
Carrere Adolphe, bookkeeper Henry Schroder & Co., dwl
1304 Stockton
Carrere J. ArrowT', real estate, dwl 917 Jackson, rear
Carrew Edward, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl Montgom-
ery nr Broadway
Carrey John, restaurant, 613 Jackson
Carrick Daniel, assistant engineer stm Kalorama, dwl SE
cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Carrick George N., bookkeeper S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co.,
dwl 816 Jackson
Carrick James, secretary Weaverville Ditch Mining Co.,
dwl 312 Clementina
Carrick James R., milkman, dwl 312 Clementina
Carrick John, lather, dwl 312 Clementina
Carrick Martin, plasterer, dwl 511 Mission
Carrick Patrick, plasterer, dwl 511 Mission
Carrick R. , boilertender Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 340
Shipley
Carrick W., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Carrie Hale Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (El Do-
rado Co., Cal.) office 531 California room 6
Carrier Peter, waiter Lomaly & Coguejniot, dwl SW cor
Dupont and Sutter
Carrigan Ambrose, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 20 Langton
Carrigan Andrew {Dunham, C. tt Co.), dwi 124 Tyler
Carrigan James, laborer, dwl 10 Jessie
Carrigan John, painter, dwl 813 Harrison
Carrigan John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Carrigan M., laborer Palace Hotel
Carrigan Patrick, canvasser, dwl 111 Hayes
Carrigan Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 25.^ Ritch
Carrigg Henry T., pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl
40 Moss
Carriguirj' Jean, carpenter, dwl 708 Commercial
Carriflo Antonio, laborer, dwl 432 Vallejo
Carrillo Dolores, dressmaker, dwl 1520 Dupont
Carrington Jane (widow), dwl 836 Sutter
Carritt William, clerk, dwl 714 Howard
Carroll A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Carroll Abbe, fanner, dwl 533 Sacramento
Carroll Alice (widow), dwl 321 Jessie, rear
Carroll Anna Miss, millinery, 56 Third, dwl NW cor Pa-
cific and Webster
Carroll Annie Mrs., dressmaker Frances M. A. Kind, dwl
605 Greenwich
Carroll Augustus, fireman stm ElCapitan, Oakland Ferry
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Merchant.
Carroll Bridget ('widow), dwl W s Slontg-omeiy bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Carroll Bros. (Thomas and Patrick), groceries and liquors,
123 Third
Carroll Charles, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 211
Gough
Carroll Charles laborer Palace Hotel
Carroll Charles E., shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl 211
Goug-h
Carroll Cornelius, expressman, dwl cor Ash and Octa\'ia
Carroll Daniel, longshoreman, dwl Manhattan House
Carroll Daniel B. , machinist Hanscom ^ Co. , dwl 660 Minna
Carroll Da^id D., fruits and vegetables, dwl E s Mission
nr Serpentine Av
Carroll Edward, laborer, dwl 5E8 Howard
Carroll Edward, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Carroll Edward, sheepdealer, dwl SE cor Brannan and
Seventh
Carroll Eliza, chambermaid Windsor House
Carroll Ellen Miss, dwl Manhattan House
CarroU F., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Carroll George, clerk Abrams & CarroU, dwl 437 Eddy
Carroll George, longshoreman, dwl 238 Steuart
CarroD George L. (T. W. Floyd & Co.), SW cor Batt«rv
and Filbert
Carroll Henry, poultrjTanch, Twentieth Av nr K, South
S. F.
Carroll Henry A., barkeeper John A. Gallagher, dwl 507
Mission
Carroll Hugh, mason Palace Hotel
Carroll James (San Franci-sco Laundry Association),
dwl XW cor Tiu-k and Fillmore
Carroll James, dwl 414 Pacific
CarroU James, captain stm PeUcan Oregon S. S. Co., dwl
Moi-ton House
Carroll James, clerk Mrs. P. Quigley, res Oakland
Citrroll James, laborer, dwl 238 Fremont
Carroll James, laborer, dwl Citj- Hotel
CarroU James, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
CarroU James, liquor saloon, SW cor Geary and Dupont,
dwl 109 Geary
CarroU James, stonecutter Orford & Degan, E s Central
Av bet Post and Geary
CarroU James, teamster, dwl EUis bet ifason and Taylor
CarroU James, turner Thomas Casey, dwl 16 Stockton PI
CarroU James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
CarroU James E. (Abrams d: C), res Menlo Park, San
Mateo County
CarroU James E. , drugs, dwl 437 Eddy
Carroll James L., salesman Minphy, Grant & Co., dwl 742
Minna
Carroll Jeremiah, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co. , dwl
943 Folsom
CarroU Jeremiah, boUennaker, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna
and Octavia
CarroU Johana (widow), dwl 538 Howard
Carroll John, dwl 608 Grove
Carroll John (R. T. CarroU Jr Co.), dwl 437 Eddy
CarroU John, captain stm Pelican, dwl Morton House
Carroll John, bookkeeper Louis Taussig & Co., dwl SW
cor Harrison and Garden
CarroU John, filecutter Ridgeway & Bro., dwl 27 Gilbert,
rear
Carroll John, groceries and liquors, 509 Howard
CarroU John, laborer, dwl 120 McAllister
Can-iJl John, laborer, dwl 2617 Bush
CarroU John, laborer, dwl XW cor Geary and Central Av
CarroU John, laborer, dwl Ws Ferric nr Point LobosAv
Carroll John, marbleworker, dwl 97 Stevenson
Carroll John, niulder Hinckley & Co.. dwl 252 Tehama
CarroU John, shoemaker, dwl 233 Jessie
Carroll J..hn, teamster Cutting & Co., dwl 916 Mont
Carriill John, wood and coal, 1503 Folsom
CarT'iU John Jr., stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin
CarroU John Sr., laborer Larseneur &. Sheerin
CarroU John B., boUermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 81
Clementina
Carroll John C, bakery lOS First, dwl 412 Folsom
CarroU John J., laborer U. S. Medical Purveyor's OflBce,
dwl 21 Rausch, rear
CarroU John P., jxirter 305 Front, dwl 30 Rausch
CAKROLL .lOHN' T„ wines and liquors, 409 Calif ornia,
dwl 436 Tehama
Carroll Joseph P., beUman Brooklyn Hotel
Carroll J. T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 742
Minna
Carroll M. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Carroll Margaret, moroccofinisher Cornelius O'DonneU,
dwl Bay View
CarroU Margaret (widow), lodgings, dwl 349 Fourth
CarroU Mai^:aret Mrs., dwl 211 Minna
Carroll Martin, dra^iuan Erittan, Holbrook & Co., dwlNs
Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores
CarroU Mar>- (widow), dwl 327 Ritch, rear
Carroll Mary (widow), dwl 1907 Dupont
CarroU Marj-, dressmaker Mrs. Marj" AUen, dwl 509 How
Carroll Mary Miss, dwl SW cor Webster and Pacific
CarroU Mary Mrs., clerk J. M. Ranard & Co., dwl 321
Jessie
CarroU Mathew, driver Deming, Palmer & Co., dwi 23
Hxmt
CarroU Michael, dwl 964 Mission
CarroU Michael, barkeeper DonneUy & Kerr, 246 Third
Carroll Michael, bootmaker. 646 Commercial.dwl 2Varenne
Carroll Michael, laborer Fort Point
Carroll Michael, master mariner, dwl 8 Haggin
Carroll Michael, teamster, dwl SE cor Tjier and Buchanan
CarroU Michael, trackman Central R. R.,dwl nr New City
Park
Carroll Michael J., machinist Theodore KaUenbei^, dwl
32 Natoma
Carroll Michael T., marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
SW cor De\isadero and EUis
Carroll Oliver C, porter DoUiver & Bro., dwl 211 Goagh
Carroll Owen, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 127 Dora
Carroll P. , laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
CarroU Patrick (Carroll Bros.), dwl 263 Minna
Carroll Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 568 Mission
Carroll Patrick, laborer, dwl 1 Lick
Carroll Patrick, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay
and Jones
Carroll Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Green bet Hyde and Leav-
enworth
Carroll Patrick, marblecutter Larseneur & Sheerin
CarroU Patrick, oU finisher, dwl 321 Jessie, rear
Carroll Patrick, plasterer Palace Hotel
CarroU Patrick, poUsher Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl 97
Stevenson
CarroU Patrick, porter Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 157 Minna
Carroll Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co.. dwl 552 Miss
CarroU Peter, laborer, dwl SE cor Bay and Jones
CarroU Peter, longshoreman, dwl 13 Frederick, rear
Carroll Peter, machinist, dwl 32 Xatoma
CarroU PhUip, watchman Central R. R., dwl Point Lo-
bos Road nr Toll Gate
CarroU Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Harrison
and Garden
CarroU Richard, laborer, dwl Western Hotel
CarroU Richard T. (B. T. Carroll S: Co.), dwl 722 OTar-
rell
CAKBOLL. K. T. «& CO. (John CarroU), importers
and wholesale wines and Uquors. 305 and 307 Front
Carroll Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaker, 515 Tehama
CarroU Thomas (Carroll Bros.), dwl 26S Miima
Carroll Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 119 Third
CarroU Thomas, laborer, dwl 55 Natoma
CarroU Thomas, laborer, dwi 791 Stevenson
CarroU Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwllO
Haight
Carroll Thomas J., compositor Evening BuUetin, dwl 1808
Stockton
Can-oU Thomas P., auditor Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 518
Lombard
CarroU William, brassfinisher Greenberg & Co., dwl 318
Folsom
CarroU WilUam, butcher, dwl 931 Folsom
CarroU William, driver 623 Clay, dwl 515 FUbert
Carroll William, laborer Michael Heverin, dwl 335 Bdwy
CarroU WiUiam, mason Palace Hotel
Carroll WiUiam, poulterer, dwl 321 Jessie, rear
CarroU WiUiam, teamster John Lyons, dwl 218 Eighth
Carroll WiUiam, upholsterer William Koser. dwl 321 Jessie
Carroll WiUiam B., liquor merchant, dwl 437 Eddy
Carroll WilUam F., baker, dwl 259 Stevenson
Carroll WiUiam F., upholsterer WiUiam Heney & Co., dwl
321 Jessie
CarroU William H., miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
CarroU William H., foreman painter Larkins & Co., dwl
635 Howard
CarroU WiUiam H., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 742
Minna
Carrop A., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Carrough Jule, cook V. S. Marine Hospital
Carruthers Christopher, oiler stm Los Angeles, Market
St. Wharf
Carruthers George, carpenter and builder, 1 Harlan PI,
dwl 5 Yerba Buena
Bu7 your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
CaiTutherg John, salesman Harrison & Dickson, dwl 1S19
Stockton
Carruthers S. G., bookkeeper S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 5 Verba Buena
Carry Charles, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 836 Mission
Carry John, teamster John Lyons, dwl 714 Natoraa
Carseco Migniel. dwl 1207 Filbert
Carsen Ernest, teamster Kicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Carsen Frederick, seaman, dwl N s Oregon nr Drumm
Carsun Andrew, blacksmith Canille Manuf. Co., 180 Jessie
Carson Bernard, enfjrraver, dwl 238 Jessie
Carson Charles, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tiitn. dwl 38 Zoe
Carson Dorethea Mrs., seamstress, dwl 3G Seventh
Carson Edward Edmond, expresswagon, SEcorMontgom-
ery and Jickson
Carson Frank, printer, dwl 533 Sacramento
Carson Frederick, longshoreman, dwl i Liberty
CAKSO.V HENRY W., varnisher and polisher, 120
Main, dwl N 8 California nr Broderick
Carson James G. (Kcickoll <& C), attorney at law, office
637 Kearny, dwl 238 Jessie
Carson John, assistant engineer stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf
Carson John, laborer Moj-nihan & Aiken, dwl Manhattan
House
Carson John, liquor saloon, Five-mile House, San Jos6
Road
Carson John C, barkeeper Franklin Hotel
Carson John R., special policeman, dwl 162 Minna
Carson Joseph B.. clerk, dwl 414 Pacific
Carson Luke, machinist Union Iron Works
Carson Marj^ Mrs., dwl 608 Bush
Carson Mathias N., builder, dwl 1520 Broadway
Carson M. E. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary School,
dwl 1520 Broadway
Carson Peter, laborer Selhy Smelting Works
Carson Thomas, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Carson Thomas, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl cor
Lombard and Hyde
Carson W. H., carjienter Palace Hotel
Carson William (Dolbeer tt Co.), res Eureka, Humboldt
Bay
Carsse Robert, driver, 1 California Market, dwl 51 Louisa
Carstairs Thomas, laborer, dwl 33 Eddy
Carsl«n8 Frederick, butcher J. Volckers, dwl 15 Second
Carstens Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont
and Bush, dwl cor Seventeenth and Mission
Carstens Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl N s
Union bet Battery and Sansom
Carstens Frederick, special policeman, dwl cor Union and
Battery
Carstens Hans, teamster Nicholas Bnins, dwl 617 Davis
Carstensen Julius (Carste-nsen & Bischqff), dwl SW cor
Gear>' and Jones
Carstensen Peter, laborer Selby*s Smelting Works, dwl 6
Francisco
Carstensen Pet«r A., fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 13
White PI
CABSTE\SEN d: RISCHOFF {Jiilms Carstensen and
JJiedriech Buchoff), groceries and liquors, SW cor
Geary and Jones
Carstins Charles, grocer, dwl 1121 Montgomery
Carswell George W., drayman, 717 Dupont, dwl 428 Hayes
Cartan Frank M. {Carta'n, McCarthy d: Co.), dwl 206 Rear
CARTAIV, MCCARTHY A CO. {Frank M. Cartan and
T. F. McCarthy), wholesale wines and liquors and
distillers' agents, 513 Sacramento
Cartan Peter, blacksmith, dwl 552 Mission
Carten Peter, seaman, dwl 13 Main
Carter Abraham, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 445
Bryant
Carter Addie. adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 611 Harrison
Carter Benjamin, marblecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl
SW cor Jones and Pine
Carter Bernard B., conductor Central R. R., dwl 710 Turk
Carter C. C, carpenter, dwl 565 Howard
Carter Charles, paperhanger Robert Coulson, dwl 29 Ev-
erett
Carter Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Carter Charles, waiter 531 Commercial, dwl 515 Sac
Carter Charles E., hairdresser Montgomery Eatha Co.,
dwl '128 Third
Carter Charles H., plasterer, office NE cor Keamy and
Bush
Carter Charles W., bookkeeper, dwl 1023 Sutter
Carter David, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Carter Edward, hostler Ross & Arhngton, dwl 152 Tehama
Carter E. F., Miss, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 711 Howard
Carter Eliza (^idow), nurse, dwl 12 Natoma
Carter Everell (Carter tO Wheeler), res Oakland
Carter Fannie (widow"), dwl 705 Ellis
Carter Frank (A. S. Fnlqer tt Co.), dwl 129 Third
Carter Frederick S., bookkeeper B. F, Sher^s-ood & Co.,
dwl 1929 Sacramento
Carter George, dwl 212 Broadway
Carter George E., clerk, dwl 1026 Larkin
Carter George H., law student Charles McC. Delany, dwl
636 Green
Carter Geoi^e J., steward Occidental Hotel, dwl 12 Hmit
Carter George R., dwl Union Club
Carter Henry, dwl 212 Broadway
Carter Henry, longshoreman, dwl 132 Steuart
Carter Henry K., photographer, dwl 525^ Stevenson
Carter H. H., foreman George Brighton, dwl Ns Jessie
bet Fourth and Fifth
Carter James, broker, dwl 72 Natoma
Carter James, laundr^Tuan, dwl 1067 Market
Carter James, polisher San Francisco Lamidry, dwl 1067
Market
Carter James N., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 349
Tehama
Carter James W., dwl 39 Willow Av
Carter John, boatman, dwl 6 Zoe PI
Carter John, bootmaker, dwl E s Dolores nr Eighteenth
Carter John, driver T. O'Kane, dwl 525 Natoma
Carter John, engineer M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 313 Br\^nt
Carter John, helper Melter and Refiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 327i Bryant
Carter John, porter William H. Wood, dwl 58 Natoma
Carter John, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Carter John, tailor, dwl 1101 Pine
Carter John F. {A. S. Folger d' Co.), dwl 129 Third
Carter John S., carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl 223
Sutter
Carter John T., laborer, dwl S s Hayes bet Webster and
Fillmore
Carter John T., secretary Land Mortgage Union of Cali-
fornia, office 534 California, dwl 1915 Sacramento
Carter John W. (Foote <L- C), attorney at law, office 6
Montgomery Block, res Oakland
Carter Joseph K., clerk U. S. Sur\'eyor-General, dwl 632
Market
Carter Julian F., mining, office 330 Pine room 48, dwl
Cosmopohtan Hotel
Carter Laura Mrs. dwl 4 Tyson PI
Carter Lizzie Miss, milliner, 934 Market, dwl 906 Market
Carter L. M. Mrs., lodgings, 636 Green
Carter Martin, mechanic, dwl 20J Garden
Carter Martin H. , foreman George Bryden, dwl 358^ Jessie
Carter Matthew, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Carter Morris, shoemaker, dwl E s Dolores nr Eight-
eenth
Carter Peter, bookkeeper Occidental Foimdry, dwl 1213
Keamy
Carter R. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 458 Gementina
Carter Robert W., real-estate agent, office 233 Montgom-
ery', dwl 1026 Larkin
Carter Thomas, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Carter Thomas S. (Kent d: Co.), dwl 1451 Minna
Carter Walter, clerk Tliomas Magee, dwl 515 Folsom
Carter Walter, macbinehand S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Carter William, seaman, dwl 41 Vallejo
Carter William H. (colored), porter G. H. Howard, dwl 56
Bernard
Carter William H., stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl
242 Fremont
Carter William P., housemover, dwl 1112 Keamy, rear
Carter William W., bookkeeper Wilson, Merr}' & Co., dwl
26 Sutter
Carter & Wheeler (Everell Carter and Hem^n Wheeler),
manufacturers' agents, office 636 Sacramento
Carthay Lewis, poultry and game, S. F. Market, dwl 1017
Market, rear
Carthcut James L. (L. N. Bandy tt- Co.), dwl 27 Stone
Carthegena Juan, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Carthie J., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Carthv Dennis, boilermaker Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
1151 Howard
Cartin James, peddler, dwl Mission bet Ninth and Tenth
Cartin John, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Cartini Martini, vegetables, Colombo Market
Cartmell James, bricklayer, dwl 25 Second
Cartmell Margaret (^idow), dressmaker, dwl 25 Second
Carto Benjamin, carpenter and contractor, dwl 427 Grove
Carto Charles, carpenter, dwl 607 Linden Av
Cartois Victor, lapidary, dwl 722 Filbert
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOHy, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
D. W. Laird, Mamifaoturing Jeweler, "Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
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Carton Frank, liquors, dwl 206 Kearny
Carton John, laborer Palace Hotel
Carton Peter S., real estate, dwl 801 Filbert
Cartor Joseph, clerk, dwl 22 Lewis PI
Cartwright , dwl 31 Eddy . ,_, ^~
Cartwriffht Alfred D., Central Pacrfic R. R. Freight Office^
res Oakland
Cartwright Benjamin F., engineer, dwl 126 Turk
Cart^vTight David S., teamster George B. Knowles & Co.
dwl 26 Howard, rear
Cartwright Thomas, drayman, dwl W s Taylor bet Chest-
nut and Francisco
Cartwright Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 1335 Pacific
Carty Luke, groceries and liquors, 420 Union
Carty Paul, special policeman, dwl 402 Greenivich
Carty Silvester H., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 402
Greenwich
Carty Stephen H., laborer, dwl 8 Zoe, rear
Carty W. S., carriagemaker, dwl 19 Ritch
Carusi M. J., vice-principal Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 29 Ha\vthorne
Carvagnaro Angelo, fisherman, dwl 49 Clay
Carvalho Elizabeth (widow), dwl 18 Howard Court
Carvall A., dwl 850 Market
Carvan William, laborer, dwl 29 Minna, rear
Carvell Emma Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 667
Stevenson
Carvell T. F., com merchant, dwl 645 Clay
Carvell Theodore F., clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,
dwl 106i Third
Carver Benjamin F. (.Schiffcr A Co.). dwl 423 Greenwich
Carver R. E., conductor Central Pacific R. R., dwl 773 Har
Carvill Almon D., bookkeeper Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 20 Ellis
Carvill Barney, laborer Palace Hotel
C4KV11L JIANIFFAtTlIllIJVG COMPANY, Omn
S. Carvill president, carriage manufacturers, 180 and
182 Jessie
Carvill Orrin S., president Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
otHce and dwl 180 Jessie
Carvillc B., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Carwan Hugh, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 423 Hyde
Carwell William, laborer Palace Hotel
Carwight Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 616 Pacific
Carj- C. Mrs., dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 2
McDermottPl
Cary Cornelius, fireman Engine Co. No. 10 S. F. F. D.
Cary C. R., dwl 424 Sansom
Carj' Edward, laborer, dwl 628 Pacific
Cary Eugene W., salesman Goodivin & Co., dwl NE cor
Greenwich and Taylor
Cary Frank M., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Aasn, 646
California
Cary Isaac G. (Cary ,i- BlaJce), dwl 929 Washington
Cary James, kibore'r, dwl 109 Shipley
Cary James C, attorney at law, oflSce 607 Montgomery,
"dwl 810 Chestnut
Cary Julia (widow), laundress, dwl E s Polk bet Turk and
'Tyler
Cary J. W., cabinetmaker, dwl 537 Sacramento
Carj' Morris, bootmaker, dwl 817 Market
Cary Peter, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Cary Samuel D., dwl 607 Fell
Cary Thomas, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Carj- William, laborer, dwl 439 Clementina „ „, , .
Carj' & Blake (Isaac 0. Cary and William H. Blake),
'hairdressers, 640 Clay
Carv. See Carey
Casaliggio P., vegetables, 76 Colombo Market
Casamayou Auguste (Casamayou & Fourche), dwl 164
Silver ,
Casamayou & Fourche (Aiigtist Casamayou and tnaries
Fourche), restaurant, 609 Pine
Casano William, hairdresser, dwl 720 California
CASANOVA IIKNKy (F. Daneri A Co.), dwl 1007
Union
Casanova Jean, waiter Jules Disdier, dwl 1126 Dupont
Casanova Jos(5 R. de, dwl 205 Seventh
Casanueva F. Jr. , consul-general for Chili, office 27 and
28 U. S. Court Building NE cor Wash and Battery
Casara A., machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 146 Minna
Casarang FrauQois, butcher Borel & Bayle, dwl Fifth At
bet L and M, South S. F.
Casarctto Gabriello, carpenter, dwl 1516 Ball
Casarobio Emilia (widow), laundress, dwl 504 Vallejo
Casarrubia Rafaela (widow), dwl NW cor Broadway and
Morey Alley
Casassa Agostine, vegetables, 47 Colombo Market, dwl 4
Jasper PI
Casassa Charles, laborer, dwl 517 Union
Casassa Domingo, hostler Norton & Adams
Casassa Domingo, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl 8 Lafay-
ette PI
Casassa Nicola, bootblack, 50 Third, dwl Kearny bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Casassa Rosa' (widow), dressmaker, dwl 518 Union
Casassa Stephen, laborer, dwl 519 Union
Cascade Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), office
37 Merchants' Exchange
Cascade Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 221 Dupont
Casco Walter A., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Case Charles H., mason Palace Hotel
Case E. O., student George A. Case, res Oakland
Case George A., dentist, office 22 Mont, dwl 9 Leroy PI
Case George A., milkman, dwl 1006 Larkin
Case George J., teamster U. S. Draj'man, dwl 411 Jones
Case H. C. , clerk Benjamin G. Eldridge, dwl 74 Tehama
Case Isaac G., fanner, dwl 160 Natoma
Case Ishani, mining, office 402 Montgomery room 1, res
Oakland , , , „
Case Joseph D., wharfinger Oakland Ferry Wharf, dwl S
8 Twenty-fifth bet Castro and Diamond
Case Oscar, painter, dwl 361 Minna
Case Oscar L., barkeeper Charles J. Thomas, dwl 361
Minna
Case P. S., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Caseau , gasfiitter mth Bush & Milne
Casebolt H. & Son (Jacob D. CaseboU), carnage and car
manufactory, NE cor Union and Laguna
Casebolt Henry (Casebolt d- Son), dwl 1108 Pierce
Casebolt Ira J., blacksmith, S s Oregon bet Front and
Davis, dwl 27 Pleasant
Casebolt Jacob D. (CaseboU X- Son), dwl NE cor Laguna
and Filbert , .^ „ j ,
Casebolt Jonathan B., carpenter H. Casebolt & Son, dwl
SE cor Filbert and Steiner
CASEILI AXEX.tNDER, capitalist, office 603 Wash-
ington, dwl 702 Washington
Caselli Amano, bootmaker, 810 Sansom, dwl 723 Sansom
Caselli George, vegetables, dwl 623 Geary
Casement William K., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl
104 Austin ,
Casen Isaac, lumber stevedore, dwl W s Washington Av
nr Twenty-eighth, Bemal Heights
Casenette Jean, gardener, dwl bet San Bruno Road and
Railroad Av, Bay View
Cases Albert, bootmaker, 825 Pacific
Casey Alexander, carpenter, dwl 723 Bryant
Casey Ann (widow), dwl 45 Minna
Casey Ann (widow), dwl 1.54 Silver
Casey Bridget (widow), dwl S 3 Bay bet Hyde and Leav
Casey Catherine (widow), dwl 16 Caroline
Casey D., brakeman Passenger Depot Southern Pac. R.
R., cor Fourth and Townsend
Casey Daniel, baker James McDevitt, dwl 604 Minna
Casey Daniel, foreman Pacific Warehouse, dwl S s Hinck-
ley bet Kearny and Montgomery
Casey Daniel, woo'dturaer California Mills, dwl 781 Eddy
Case'v Daniel H., hatter, dwl 759 How.ard
Casej'Daniel J., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 8
Washington Av
Casey Dennis, farmer, dwl 304 Beale
Case'y Edward, soapmaker Frederick E. Seidel, dwl B B
San Bruno Road nr Twenty-ninth
Casey Edward W. (Casey it Chute), dwl 1208 Sutter
Casey Eliza Miss, teacher music, dwl 15 Caroline
Casey E. M., gasfitter, dwl 441 Natoma
Casej- Frank, dwl 4 Dale PI
Casey Frank, shoemaker, dwl 1810 Market
Casey Harry, telegraph operator, dwl 11 William
Casey Henry, clerk Countv Recorder, dwl 1512 Franklin
Case'y Hugh, merchant tailor, W s Railroad Av bet Tenth
and Eleventh avs, dwl 17 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Casey James (Casey i- Barthrop), dwl 6 Antonio
Case'y James, dwl 38 First
Casej' James, dwl 941 Harrison
Casey James, contractor, dwl E s Bartlett nr Twenty-sixtn
Casey James, driver W. E. Bridge, dwl 10 Carios PI
Casey James, expressman. Third and Mission, dwl N W cor
Dora and Bryant .
Casey James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s Dlmois
bet Napa and Shasta
Casey James, longshoreman, dwl 6 Zoe
Case'y James, painter, dwl 26 Everett . ^ .
Casey James, plumber Nicholas McCann, dwl Jessie bet
First and Second ,,_„„„ .
Casey James B., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 723 Bryant
Casey James F., stevedore Menzies & Bingham
MORGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyster
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Casey J. C, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Casey Juhii, barkeeper Parker Hnuse, dwl 273 Minna
Casey John, fireman S. F. Gas Lierht Co. . dwl 2 Goodsell
PI
Casey John, gasfltter J. R. Craig, dwl 320 Beale
Casey John, groceries and liquors, 1224 Folsom
Casey John, laborer, dwl IS Baldwin Court
Casey John, policeman City Hall, dwl 37 Perrj'
Casey John, porter Russ House
Casey John, teamster George B. Knowles & Co., dwl 214
Austin
Casey John C, saddle-treemaker Main & Winchester, dwl
14 Haggin
Casey Joseph, dwl 759 Howard
Casey Joshua B., carpenter, dwl 29 Minna
Casey Kate Miss, teacher Pine and Lai-kin St. Primary
School, dwl 1901 Polk
Casey Lawrence, gr.tceries and Uquors, 941 Br>-ant
Casey M., brickmaker Herman Heigler, dwl* cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Casey Matthew, barkeeper James Carroll, dwl 737 Market
Casey Matthew, clerk Frank Moran, dwl 422 Fourth
Casey Michael, carpenter, dwl 1226 Bush
Casey Michael, contract^ir. dwl 1511 Leavenworth
Casey Michael, laborer, dwl 23i Silver, rear
Casey Michael, laborer, dwl 6fi2i Natoma
Casey Michael, laborer, dwl ^Tiat Cheer House
Casey Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. dwl 63 Clem
Casey Michael, longshoreman, dwl 227 Second
Casey Michael, machinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl SJ
Clinton
Casey Michael, mate stm Amador, Broadway ^Miarf
Casey Owen, carjenter, dwl 1149 Harrison
Casey Owen, e.xpresswagon, cor Third and Harrison
Casey Owen, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dora and
Bryant
Casey P., blacksmith's help Pacific Rolling Mills
Casey P., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Casey Patrick, laborer Southern Pao. R. R., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Casey Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. K. R., dwl Lena PI
bet Napa and Shasta
Casey Patrick, nailmolder Weed & Kingwell, dwl 24 Ne-
vada
Casey Patrick, steward stm Panama, dwl 412 Post, rear
Casey Patrick P., g.isfitter Bush & Milue, dwl 1207 Bdwy
Casey Patrick J., painter, office NE cor Kearny and Bush.
dwl 323J Minna
Casey Richard, carpenter, dwl 561 Brvant
Casey Sophia (widow), dwl 339 Tehania
Casey Thomas, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Casey Thomas, crockery and tinware, 106 Fourth, dwl S s
Twenty-third bet Mission and Bartlett
Casey Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Casey Thom.as. plasterer Palace Hotel
Casey Thomas, woodsawver, dwl 1209 Broadwav
Casey Thomas F. . clerk County Recorder, dwl NE cor
Second and Natoma
Casey Thomas F. , extraman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D.
Casey William, plumber John R. Craig, dwl 61S Minna
Casey William, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 154 Silver
Casey W. P., teacher Heald's Business College
Casey S: Barthrop {James Casey and Edward Barthrop),
market, 422 Grove
Casey & Chute (Edward W. Cafey ajid Eiehard Chute),
agents Boarding Masters' Assn, office 610 Front
Cash Carpet Store, E. C. Kennedy proprietor, 715 Market
Cash George, clerk, dwl 526 Howard
Cash George A., groceries and liquors, SW cor Franklin
and Fell
Cash George A., porter Eureka Warehouse
Cashan Benjamin, laborer, dwl W s Vallejo bet Mont-
gomerj- and Keaniy
Cashdollar Charles H., "clerk, dwl 251 Stevenson
Cashel Ann Mrs., dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Cashen Benjamin, laborer Pacific Cement Pine Factory
dwl 413 Vallejo
Cashin D. M., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 113 Prospect PI
Cashin Richard, bootfitter Rossetter & Smith, dwl 23
Ellis
Cashin Richard, hostler William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Cashkinat A., cabinetmaker, dwl 304 Beale
Cashman Cornelius, clerk, dwl 245 Minna
Cashman Dennis, laborer, dwl 8 Silver
Cashman James, Boiler Makers' Assn, 818 Howard
Caiihman James, oiler Colorado S. N. Co. '8 stm Newbem.
Folsom St. Wharf
Cashman James. Ship Calkcrs' Assn, 713 Mission
Cashman John, dwl 7 Natoma, rear
Cashman John, clerk, dwl NE cor Fulton and Broderick
Cashman .Mary A. (widow), dwl NE cor Fulton and Brod-
erick
Cashman Maurice, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Cashman Michael, molder, dwl NE cor Fulton and Brod-
erick
Cashman Patrick, painter, dwl NE cor Fulton and Brod-
erick
Cashman Richard (Cashman <t Gallivan), dwl 903 Bdwy
Cashman Theodore, machinist, dwl KE cor Fulton and
Broderick
Cashman William, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.. dwl
522J Howard
Cashman William, shipcarpenter. dwl 236 Ritch
Cashman & Gallivan (Richard Cashman and John Gal-
livan), liquor saloon, 309 Broadway
Cashuel Edward, pianotuner and tcaclier, dwl 106 Fourth
Cassimir John. liquor and billiard saloon, SW cor Kearny
and Clay, dwl 912 Washington
Caeon Joseph H. (colored), hairdresser Phillips & Co..
dwl 1114 PoweU
Caspari C, musician, dwl 1005 Powell
Caspari Joseph, musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 645
California
Caspari Ott.i (Ammon, C. <!: Co.), res Liverpool, England
Caspersen, Julius. woodcar\-er Warren & Schiller, dwl 334
Third
Caspersen Martin, Sc;indina%ian Soc, 71 New Mont
Cass James, molder Union Iron Works
Ca.ss Julia, dwl 310J Ritch
Cass Richard, teamster Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl Stevenson bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Cass William, carpenter, dwl 177 Minna
Cass William, laborer, dwl 26 Louisa
Cass William, patternmaker Frear Stone Co.. dwl 769 Fol-
som
Cass W. J., gasfitter Bush & Milue, dwl 177 Minna
Cassad. H.. laborer Palace Hotel
Cassady Allen (Phillips d- C). res Menlo Park
Cassan H}-]^poIite. agent, dwl 1218 Ream}-
Cassebolmi Henry, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Cassebohm William F., deputy county treasurer, dwl 757
Harrison
Cassel Henry, musician, dwl 520 Union
Cassel Jackson, collector National Gold Bank and Trust
Co., dwl 621 Pine
Cassel Julius, shoemaker, dwl SOS Union
Cassel Leonard, engineer Eureka Salt Co., dwl cor Fre-
mont and Brj-ant
Cassell John, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Cassell John F., mining and real estate, office 402 Mont-
gomerj- room 9, dwl 2118 Pacific Av
Cassell Joseph F., brickmason, dwl 172 Miima
Cassell Mar}' (widow), dwl 231 Fell
Cassella Jacob, laborer, dwl 9 Jasper PI
Cassella J. Bautista, laborer, dwl 428 Union
Casselli Michel, expresswagon cor Vallejo and Stockton
Casselli Solomon, machinist, dwl 146 Minna
Casselli. See Caselli
Casselman Francis (widow), dwl S15 Tyler
Cassen Antony, cook, dwl 528 Pacific
Cassens Heurj-, expressman, junction Geary and Market,
dwl 607 Greenwich
Cassens Henry Jr., lather, dwl 607 Greenwich
Cassera Genaro, collector, dwl 33 John
Casserly Edward, b^iokkeeper Railroad House
CASSERLY EtGE.NE. attorney at law, office 318 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1030 Bush
Casserly Michael W. , saddler Charles Helke. dwl 136 Na^
toraa
Casserly Patrick, proprietor Railroad House, NE cor San-
son! and Pacific
Cassey P. W., rector Christs Church Mission, SW cor
Jackson and Powell
Cassia Josefine Miss, capmaker Wolf Flesicher, dwl 824
Montgomery
Cassidy Bridget (widow), furnished rooms. 773 Folsom
Cassidv Charles, machinist L. &. E Emanuel, dwi Berry
bet Fourth and Filth
Cassidy Ellen Mrs. (widow), dwl Bryant bet Twenty-fourth
and Tiventy-fllth
Cassidy Frank, shipcarpenter. dwl 34 Fifth Avenue
Cassidy Hugh, produce dealer, dwi W s Natoma nr Fif-
teenth
Cassidy James, laborer, dwl 527 Minna
Cassidy James, stableman, dwl 1812 Powell
Cassidy James C, shipcarpenter, dwl 24 Sixth
Cassidy John, clerk William M. Windsor, dwl 609 Miima
Cassidy John, fireman, dwl 133 Folsom
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Cassidy John, horsetrainer, dwl N s Point Lobos Av bet
Twentieth and Twentv-first avs
Cassidy John, laborer, dwl 25 Everett
Cassidy John, laundrTOian La Grande Laundry
Cassidy John, stevedore, dwl N\V cor First and Brj'ant
OassidV John C, dwl 648 Jessie
Cassidy John H., ensrineer, dwl SW cor First and Bryant
Cassidy John J., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl S s Ber-
nal Heiehts nr Crescent Av and Islais Creek
Cassidy Kate (widow), dwl 208 Third, rear
Cassidy Mary (widow), dwl E s Gilbert bet Brannan and
Townsend , , t^ ^ v *
Cassidy Mary A. Miss, teacher music, dwl Bryant bet
Tvventy-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Cassidy M." F. Miss, milliner, dwl 37 Second
Cassidy Michael, hamessmaker, dwl 140 Natoma
Cassidy Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. B. Hoadley, dwl 34
Fifth Av
Cassidy Patrick, laborer, dwl King St. House
Cassidy Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 76S Brj-ant
Cassidy Eichard. Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Cassidy Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 147 Third
Cassidy Tliomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Cassidy Tliomas, tanner, dwl E s Gilbert bet Brannan and
Townsend
Cassidy William, shipcarpenter, dwl 169 Perry
CassieWilliam, ensrineer Eisen Bros., dwl 425 Clementina
Cassie William, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 423J
Clementina
Cassilly J. P., physician, office and dwl 351 Fourth
Cassin' , clerk Capitol Mills, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Cassin Anthony, pantryman Westerteld & Page, 745 Mar-
ket
Cassin F. & P. J. , wholesale wines and liquors and rectifi-
ers, 523 Front
Cassin Francis (F. <t P. J. Cassin). dwl 959 Howard
Cassin Francis Jr., salesman F. & P. J. Cassin, dwl 959
Howard
Cassin Martin, dwl 249 Clementina
Cassin Mary Frances, teacher music and languages, dwl
959 Howard ,^, „ ,^
Cassin O. P. Rev., St. Dominic's Monastery, NW cor Bush
and Steiner
Cassin Patrick J. (F. A P. J. Cassin). dwl 624 Ellis
Cassin Peter, blacksmith B. A. Fisher, dwl 552 Mission
Cassin Peter, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl W 8
Clara Av bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Cassin Thomas, laborer Cornelius Donohoe, dwl 316 Jack-
son
Cassinella Giobatta, vegetables, 34 Colombo Market
Cassio Johanna Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 824
Montgomery
Cassiser Charles, fruit, dwl 604 Minna
Cassins Hotel, Archibald Lamburth proprietor, cor Lou-
isiana and Sierra, Potrero
Cassman G. B., laundry, 406 Union
Cassuben Ernst, paperhanger and whitener, 516 Bush
Cassubo Giobatte, vegetables, 14 Colombo Market
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., office 330 Pine
Castagnet Peter, liquor saloon, W s Railroad Av nr Filth
Av, South S. F.
Castagnino Emanuele, carpenter, dwl 2017 Taj-lor
Castafieda Jesus, dwl 1308 Pine
CasUiSos Bartolo, real estate, 635 Clay, dwl 526 Sutter
Castel Francis, furniture dealer, dwl 811 Clay
Castel George S., vamisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 128
O'Farrell
Castolazo Connid, musician dwl 1037 Kearny
Castelhun Frederick J., attorney at law, office 607 Kearny,
dwl 1006 Leavenworth
Castelhun Mary A. Miss, principal South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 1006 Leavenworth
Cnstell Mary (widow), dwl 1108 Pacific
Castello Frank, cook Milloglav Brothers, dwl 138 Fourth
Castello Henry Charles, clerk Industrial School, dwl 26
Stone
Castello James, Ship Calkers' Assn. 713 Mission
Castello John, laborer Palace Hotel
Castello John, musician, dwl 607 Greenwich, rear
Castello Patrick, molder Union Iron Works
Castellon Bigida, ladies' underwear, dwl 171 Clara
Castellow D. M., rigger, dwl 613 Howard
Castelo McHenry, barkeeper James Wainwnght, dwl 808
Taylor
Caster Thomas, coachman, dwl 25 Garden
Castiler John, bricklayer, dwl 619 Mission
Castillanos Prudentia, chemist, dwl 2430 Sacramento
Castillo Domingo, laborer, dwl 6 Jasper PI
Castillo James, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Castillo James, laborer Fort Point, dwl Presidio Reserva
tion
Castillo Joai, carpenter, dwl 10 Commercial
Castillo Josi*, Shipwright's Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Castillo Manuel (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Castillo Patrick, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 173
Minna
Castillo Reyes, fortuneteller, dwl Virginia Block, SE cor
Stockton and Pacific
Castillon Joseph, cook, dwl 649 Broadway
Castillon Juan, jeweler Vinconte Garcia, dwl 21 Scott PI
Castinet Peter, laborer, dwl 6 Gaven
Castis Nicholas, restaurant, 107 Third
Castle Albert E., teacher Heald's Business College, dwl
26i Keamv
CASTIE BKOXnERS (Fredericlt L. Castle), impor-
porters and wholesale grocers, 213 Front
Castle Charles, cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, dwl ISJ
Freelon
Castle Charles H., carpenter, dwl 227 Post
Castle Edward, plasterer Palace Hotel
Castle Ernest, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
CASTLE FRE1»ERH'K I. (.Castle Bros.), dwl NE cor
Sutter and Van Ness Av
Castle James, teamster, dwl Mission nr Thirtieth
Castle J. G., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Castle Joseph, painter Market , St. R. R., dwl 813 Miss
Castle Michael, merchant, dwl 021 O'Farrell
Castle Patrick, wines and liquors, W s San Joai Road nr
Six-mile House
Castle Walter M., clerk Castle Brothers, dwl NE cor Sut-
ter and Van Ness Av
Castner Charles A., sparmaker, dwl 917 Bryant
Castner Frederick S., gardener, dwl E s Mississippi nr
Solano
Castor Joseph, porter, dwl 333 Bush
Castorena Jesus, biUiard tablemaker Jacob Strahle ci Co. ,
dwl NE cor Powell and Pacific
Castro George, boiler S. F. Lamidry, NW cor Turk and
Fillmore
Castro Jesus, expressman, dwl Vallejo bet Dupont and
Kearny
Castro John, expresswagon, Colombo Market
Castro Jo8i5 M. , laborer, dwl 1 Virginia
Castro Manuel, real-estate agent, dwl 2 BrenhamPl
Caswell E., pianotuner Sherman & Hyde, dwl 106 Fourth
Caswell E. E. Mrs., millinery, 28 Post
Caswell George E. , millinery, 2S Post
Caswell George W., with S. S. De Greayer, dw-1 211 Kear
Caswell Har^•ey, clerk General Freight Office Central
Pacific R. E., dwl 535 Post
Caswell John, boatbuildcr, dwl 423 East
Caswell John, painter, dwl 214 First
Caswell W. A. , dwl Morton House
Caswell William, mariner, dwl 449 First
Catalano Carmelo, vocalist, dwl 827 Vallejo, rear
Catalina Bernard, dwl 830 Pacific
Catalow John, miner, dwl 14 Turk
CaUnia Joseph (LarHns, C. A Spnsito), dwl 1613 Mason
Gate Charles, bricklayer and contractor, dwl 714 Tehama
Gate H., conductor Market St. R. R.
Gate Joseph B. (C. F. Mar.wn d: Co.). dwl 219 Ninth
Catechi John, fruits and cigars. 204 Second
Catelli Sihio, baker B. Ratto & Co., dwl 427 P.aciflc
Cathay William, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Bryant bet Twen-
ty-third and Twentv-fourth
Cathcart Alfred B., clerk, dwl Es Harrison bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Cathcart Charles L., clerk J. W. Brown, divl 463 Minna
Cathcart Henry, dwl 919 Pacific
Cathcart James, cooper, dwl 26 Howard, rear
Cathcart Maurice, bellman Grand Hotel, dwl 20 Sherwood
PI
Cathcart William, master mariner, dwl E s Harrison bet
T^venty-second and Twentv-third
Catherwoo'd Edwin C, mining, office 413 California room
5. dwl Occidental Hotel
CATHOLIC GlIAUDIAJi (weekly). Catholic Publica-
tion Co. publishers, office 403 Siinsom
CATHOLIC OKl'H.tJV ASVirM, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth avs nr. Railroad Av, South S. F.
Catholic Publication Co. publishers and proprietors The
Guardian, office 403 Sansom
Catlin Brandt T., return examining clerk Naval Office
Custom House, res Oakland
Catlin P. H., clerk 508 Sansom, dwl 636 Commercial
Cat« Benjamin, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Catoir Julius, butcher Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl 2U
Prospect PI ^^
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1852.
Catt'ii Antunio, deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry
Caton Emanuel, cook New Wisconsin Hotel, &02 Mont
Cator Frank, stevedore, dwl 4 Bartol
Cattage John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Cattaiina Emanuel J., salesman M. F. Guillemin, dwl 7
St. Marj-
Cattarina Matthew M., porter 3'29 Front, dwl 603 Green-
wich
Cattarmore , dwl 44 Minna
Cattemak Frank, dwl 12 Washington
Catteral! Thomas, caqient^r, 1013 Market
Cattermole Charles, clerk C. Hubert & Co., dwl Mason
bet Vallejo and Broadwaj"
Cattermule John, master mariner, dwl 1U05 Mason
Cattermole R., carpenter Palace Hotel
Cattes John, saddler, dwl 1309 Stockton
Catt^n A. M. (widow), dwl 1417 Taylor
Catton Charles H., bookkeeper J. W. Grace & Co., dwl 26
EUis
Catton Frederick R., clerk Palkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1018
Stockton
Catton Walter D., clerk Joseph M. Shotwell, dwl 1417
Tavlor
Catton'William M., clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co., dwl
1417 Taylor
Cau Anna (widow), dwl 6 Wsishoe PI
CautReld Frederick, cook, dwl 745 Clay
Cautlield Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 640 Min
Cau^hall James, master mariner, dwl 1111^^ Pacific
Caui,'hell David, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Caughell Peter, mariner, dwl N s Point Loboa Av nr
Boyce
Caughlan James, springmaker Betta Spring Co., dwl 335
Shipley
Cang'hiin James, laborer, dwl 232 First
Caughlin John, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, dwl 17 Rose Av
Cauyhlin John, engineer, dwl 12 Calhoun
Caughlin Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cauj^hy George, conductor Central R. R., dwl 401 Sixth
Cauldwel! Charles H. (colored), porter, dwl 1107 Clay
Cauldwell Zacharias (colored), barber, dwl 1107 Clay
Cauley , stevedore Meiizies & Bingham
Cauley Edward, foreman Union Warehouse, dwl 816 Fil-
bert
Cauley John, foimdjyman, dwl 30 Natoma
Cautfield Michael, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Caulfield Patrick, Boiler Makers' Assn, SIS Howard
Caulfield Kosanna (widow), dwl 228 Ritch, rear
Cautneele James, carpenter, dwl cor Polk and Market
Cavagnaro Francisco, shoemaker, 1516 Stockton
Cavagnaro John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 423
Filbert
Cavagnaro Louis, boarding, 14 Union PI
Cavagnaro T., marbleworker Grossim Jc Co., dwl 14 Union
PI
Cavaletti Charles, grocer, 1406^ Dupont
Cavaletti Charles, clerk Samuel Daniels, dwll406i Dupont
Cavallero Silvestrio, carpenter, dwl 641 Broadway
Cavallier Jules P., mining secretary-, office 513 California,
dwl 501 Second
Cavallo Albert, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Cavarly Aim (widow), dwl 1105 Montgomery
Cavan tieorge, airpenter, S13 Montgomery
Cavan James D., machiaehand California Mills, dwl &46
Folsom
Cavana Harry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cavanagh Agnes (widow), dwl 125 Fourth, rear
Cavanagh Annie Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Cavanagh Augustus, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl lllj Min
Cavanagh Elizabeth (widow), dwl 529 First
Cavanagh James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Cavanagh John J., waiter Charles Haacke, dwl 314 Bush
Cavanagh Maggie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Cavanagh Marj' Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Cavanagh Mary- Mrs., lodgings, 617 Mission
Cavanagh Patrick, carriagepainter, 426 Pacific, dwl 24
Howard Court
Cavanagh R., laborer N. B. and Mission R. R,
Cavanagh Richard, laborer, dwl 2005 Dupont
Cavanagh Richard H., driver Central R. R., dwl 403 Sixth
Cavanagh Thomas {CavaiUigh X- JaiuieJi), dwl 112 Natoma
Cavanagh Thomas, shipcalker, dwl E s Harrison nr Twenty-
fourth
Cavanagh Walter, laborer John Hughes, dwl 366^ Natoma
Cavanagh &, Jansen {Thomas Cavaiui<fh and George Jan-
«\ /ij, liquor saloon, 140 Second
Cavanagh. See Cavanaugh and Kavanagh
Cavauaugh , boilermaker Union Iron Works
Cavanaugh Charles, machinist, dwl 536 Sacramento
Cavanaugh Edward J., shipsmith A. Muir & Co., dwl NE
cor Minna and Ninth
Cavanaugh Frank, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 214
Minna
Cavanaugh James, laborer, dwl SW cor Seventeenth and
Mission
Cavanaugh John D., brickmason U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 417 Stevenson
Cavanaugh Julia Sirs., dwl lOS Bernard
Cavanaugh Peter J. Jr., capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Caranaugh. See Cavanagh and Kavanagh
Cavarly John M., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Grenada, dwl
2245 Jackson
Cavaro Manuel, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Cavatanich Antoine, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Cave Thomas C, seaman, dwl SOS Hyde
Ca\eazel Jean, laborer S. Lachman A: Co.
Cavelero Baptist, carpenter, dwl 641 Broadway
Cavelli Andrea, machinist, dwl 9(Ki Filbert
Caven J. J., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 519 Pacific
Caveney John, machinist William Deacon, dwl 14 Zoe
Caverly John H., Uquor saloon, 813 Battery, ^wl lOlS
Montgoraeiy
Cavero Joseph, fruits and confectionery, SW cor Mason
and Bush
Cavery James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsey
Ca\ica , tobacco dealer, dwl 907 Clay
Cavieri David, vegetables, 45 Colombo Market
Cavo Augustus, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico, dwl
cor Market and Taylor
Cavolare L. F., bootmaker John Utschig, dwl 1411 Kearny
Cawley Edward H., foreman Union Warehouse
Canley John, light- housekeeper, East Brother Light Sta-
tion
Cawley William, liquor saloon, 543 First
Cawson Benjamin, weaver Mission and Paa Woolen Mills,
dwl 2009 Folsom
Cay Charles, cook, dwl 719 Claj'
Cayberg Felix, beer saloon, 129' Third
Caylat Eugene S., clerk Kaindler &, Co., dwl 835 Mission
Cayot Fran<;^oi3, cook, dwl 305 Montgomery Av
Caj-zer Edwin T., gunsmith Liddle ^ Kaeding, dwl Golden
Eagle Hotel
Cazaretti Antonio, cartman, dwl 533 Green
Cazayous Jean, butcher E. Artigues & Co., dwl S s Fifth
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Cazeaux D. (P. B. Berges d- Co.), dwl 540 Washington
Cazeaux J. Madame (widow), dwl 819 Broadway
Cazneau Augusta (widow), dwl ITOi) Dupont
Cazneau Jennie (widow), dwl 536 Third
Cazneau Thomas L. (Barrett X- C), dwl 13 Eddy
Cearly Newton, cigars and tobacco, 155 Fourth, dwl 72S
Market
Cebuhar ilichiel, laborer, dwl 503 East
Cecchettini Andrew, expressman, 207 Washington, dwl
1131 Keaniy
Cacchettini Fidele, expressman, 207 Washington, dwl 1311
Kearny
Cecil John, teacher Industrial School
Cecil Thomas, laborer Daniel D. Holland, dwl 3 Jones
Cecile Madame, hairdresser, 11 Stockton
Cedarbloom John, blacksmith Francis I. Curry, dwl 219
First
Cedarholra John, carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Cedarholm John, carriagebuilder, dwl 72 Tehama
Cederberg First Northerly Extension Gold Mining Co.
(California), J. N. Webster secretarj', office 420
Montgomery room 8 third floor
Cederberg Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.), David M.
Bokee secretary', otfice 215 Sansom
Cederberg Gold Mining Co., First Southerly Extension
(California), J. N. Webster secretary, office 420 Mont-
gomery room 8 third floor
Cef ous James (colored), hairdressing saloon, 1026 Market,
dwl 1011 Pacific
Cella Luca, barkeeper, dwl E s Pierce bet EUis and Eddy
Cellarius Charles, bookkeeper H. Zacharias, dwl 1123
Bush
Cellarius G., musician, dwl 419 Broadway
Celle John B., paper-boxmaker Max Waizman, dwl 5 Mar-
garet PI
Celle Lorenzo, wood and coal, S 8 Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth
Celley Marj-, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Celli Giobato, gardener, dwl bet San Bnmo Road and
Railroad Av, Bay View
Celli Joseph, real estate, dwl 5 Margaret PI nr Vallejo
Cello Dominico, fruits, 421 Washington, dwl NE cor Pow-
ell and Vallejo
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
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Celsinf; Martin, machinist S. F. Cordage Fackiry
Cempc John, dwl 320 Tenth
Center D. , carpenter, dwl W 8 Folsom bet Twentieth and
T\ventv-first
Center House, John Leajen proprietor, 2009 Folsom
Center James, cattle dealer, dwl iyi6 Howard
CE-XTEIt JOII\, real estate, office 420 California, dwl
7oi yi-xteenth
Center Moses, salesman, dwl 703 Mission
Centli\Te Francis, hackman Oakland Ferrj-, dwl 019 Miss
Central Avenue Nursery, Luke D. Doyle proprietor, NE
cor Bush and Central Av
Central Belmont Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), office 116
Leidesdorli
Central Coal Company, George C. Loring agent, 110 Jack
Central Flour Mill, James N. McCune agent, office 117
Clay
Central Hotel, Michael Farrell proprietor, 814 and 816 San
fEXTRAL PACIl'K' K. K. CO., Leland Stanford
president, E. H. Miller Jr. secretary, general offices
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, Oakland and Alameda,
Ferry cor Da\i3 and Pacific, and freight depots Fourth,
King, and Townsend
CESTKAl PAtlFIC K.R. CO.'S BIIILDI.\G, NE
cor Foiu-th and Townsend
t'E.VTKAL PAl IFIC K. K. STEAJIERS, office NE
cor Broadway and Front
t'EXTKAL RA'llKOAi> €0., Fveuben Morton presi-
dent, office 110 Tavlor
t'EXTKAL WOOL UEPOT, John H. McAlister pro-
prietor, N s Townsend bet Fifth and Sixth
CEXTUE IM.VRKET. SE cor Sutter and Dupont
Centre Market Co. (1)'. S. Hobart and Wall<:r E. Dean),
office 419 California
Cepemich L. {Pinmiat .0 C), dwl 820 Stockton
Cerbery John, expressman, dwl 17^ Garden
Cerch A., fisherman, Clay St. Wiarf
Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 428 and 430 Pacific
Cereghino G. , bootmaker, dwl 5 Belden
Cereghino John B., laborer, dwl 1120 Montgomery, rear
Cereghino Joseph, drayman, dwl 513 Pacific
Cereghino Rocco, groceries, liquors, etc., E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth
Ceress JosJ, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Cerf Albert (J. Cerf jt Co.), dwl 710 Post
Cerf Emanuel, hostler B. J. Smith, dwl 635 California
t'ERF J. A CO. (Albert Cerf), importers crockery,
glassware, lamjis, etc., 515 Market
Cerf Jules (J. Cir/d: Co.), dwl 716 Post
Cerf Julia (widow), furnished rooms, 1123 Stockton
Cerf M. (Bluekman d- C), dwl 1203 Sutter
CEKI.M FRAXK, bottles and rags, 205 and 209 Davis,
res Oakland
Cerkel W., graindealer, dwl 44 Third
Cerlishe S. H., dwl 1406 Pine
Cerney Margaret Miss, dwl 004 Natoma
Cemogorcevich Christopher, barkeeper Nicholas Antuno-
vich, dwl K\V cor East and Commercial
Ceniogorce\ich Costa, barkeeper Nicholas Antuno\ich,
dwl SW cor East and Commercial
Cerrigan Mary Miss, proprietress Boston House, 759 and
761 Mission
Cerritos Desiderio, cigarmaker Spanish Cigar Makers'
Union, dwl cor Dupont and Vallejo
Cerro Bonito Quicksilver Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.),
office 418 Cahfornia third floor
Cerro Gordo Co. (Chinese), cigar manufs, 115 Jackson
Ceny Thomas, driver C. Kerr & Co., dwl NW cor Ninth
and Kailroad Av, South S, F.
Cesari Cesar, caqjenter, dwl 140CJ Dupont
Cesari Francisco, carpenter, dwl 1406i Dupont
Cessel Louis, cook Jacob Stork S Co., dwl 506 Union
Ceurru Etienne, gardener, dwl W s Raih-oad Av, Bay View
CEV.4SCO «. B., publisher and proprietor La Voce
del Popolo, office 603 Washington
Chabert Urban, hotel and restaurant, 7 Montgomery Av
Chacatini F., expressman, dwl 609 Sansom
Chace Nathaniel, driver O. Lawton & Co., dwl 2060 Miss
Chace Thomas, dwl 506 Folsom
Chace William B., attorney at law, office 20 Montgomery
Block, dwl 541 Fourth
Chadbourne Charles F., agent Globe and Nerve (Detroit)
Tobacco, KW cor California and Front, dwl NW cor
Webster and Bvington
Chadbounie Forrest S., salesman Cal. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl llOfi Bush
Chadbounie George, attorney at law, dwl W s Ellen nr
Twenty-fifth
Chadbourne Jabez, attorney at law, office 528 California,
dwl 1322 Hyde
Chadbourne Joseph, salesman, dwl 417 Kearny
Chadbourne Joshua (Kidt-r. Suiiwrs it Co.), dwl W a Treat
Av bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Chadbourne Levi, 'clerk John Bumap, dwl 420 Leav
Chadbourne Tliomas J., Eclipse Bakerv-, 1412 and 1420
Dupont, office 200 Davis, dwl '208 Turk
Chadde William, cooper, dwl 637 Minna
Chadderton H., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Japan
Chadfield James M., driver Isaac Wingate, res Oakland
Chadwick , master mariner, dwl 719 Market
Chadwick C. E., real-estate broker, dwl 15 Geary
Chadwick John, clerk, dwl 1217J Howard
Chadwick Joseph L., water-proof paints, 333 Fifth, dwl
516 Seventh
Chadwick Nathaniel G., builder, dwl 1937 Broadway
Chaffe Charles, wines and liquors, N'E cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Chailjiiau , barber, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Chaigneau A. <k Co. (Ferdiiuind Neuberger and Paul
Chaigiu:ait), label and jobprinters, office 536 Clay
Chaigneau Alfred (.1. Chaiyneau cfc Co.), dwl SW cor
'Twenty-second and Valencia
Chaigneau' Paul (A . Chawjiuau it- Co.), dwl SW cor Twen-
ty-second and Valencia
Chaigneau Victoire (widow), dwl SW cor Valencia and
'Twenty-second
Chaigneau' Victiir A., medical student Dr. A. A. O'Neil,
dw 1 SW cor Valencia and Twenty-second
Chaine Achilles, woodcarver Warren & Schiller, dwl Cal-
ifornia Hotel
Chaine Jaijques. latmdry, 711 Vallejo
Chaler Edward, tailor, dwl 721 Pacific
Chaler Franijois, tailor, dwl 09 Sullivan's Building
Challenge Consolidated M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Walter
Dean secreterj-, office 419 California room 19
Challiol George, tailor, dwl 15 WilUam
Chalmers David, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Chalmers H., receipt clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 15 Ellis
Chalmers John C, clerk H. H. Noble & Co., dwl 8 Russ
Chalmers William L.. general agent Cal. Inssurance Co.,
dni 1128 McAllister
Chalon Peter, waiter W. J. Cady
Chaloner Mary H., seamstress, dwl 439 Green
ChalwiJi John, dwl Columbia Hotel
Chamber Effle Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 62S Howard
CUAHBER OF COMMERCE, rooms Merchants' Ex-
change second floor
Chamber W., hamessmaker City R. R.
Chamberg Alexander N., carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Chamberlain Abbey (widow), dwl S 6 Fifteenth Av nr P,
South S. F.
Chamberlain A. G., cook Mallay & DriseoU
Chamberlain Albert, carpenter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
720 Ellis
Chamberlain Belle Mrs., teacher music, dwl 510 Stockton
Chamberlain C. Mrs., dwl 581 Gearv'
Chamberlain C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 510 Stockton
Chamberlain Charles H., receiver U. S. Land Office, res
Oakland
Cliamberlain Charlotte (widow), dwl 208 Eddy
Chamberiain C. L., mason Palace Hotel
Chamberlain Edward, conductor Southern Pac R. R.,
dwl Terminal Hotel
Ch-iuuberlain Ella Mrs., saleswoman Gleeson & Fell, dwl
130 Perry
Chambertain Eloisc (widow), proprietress Chamberlam
House, 600 Bush
Chamberlain Henrv L.. mining secretary, dwl 1710 Larkin
Chamberlain Leila'Mrs. (Leila, Curtis it- Co.), res Oakland
Chamberiain Paul, pauiter E. H. Giulsby, dwl S 8 Jessie
nr Fourth
Chamberlain Phelps, physician, oflSoe 652 Washington,
dwl 604 Leavenworth
Chamberlain W. E. Jr., teacher Pacific Business College,
dwl 26^ Kearny
Chaniberliil Albert, carpenter, dwl 720 Ellis
Chamberlin Charles C, carpenter California Mills, dwl
314 Bush
Chamberiin E. B., brakeman Southern Pac. K. R., dwi 249
Ritch
CHAMBEBUX EUWUi, wines and liquors, 304 Cali-
fornia, dwi 310i Stockton
Chamberlin Robert S., engineer, dwl 1'29 Third
Chamberlin Romeo M., rancher, dwl 1717 Webster
ChaniberUn William, seaman, dwi 234 Fremont, rear
Chambers A. J., bookkeeper Riehn, Henimc & Co., dwl
W s Bryant, bet Twenty-third and Twenty -fourth
MOK&AIT & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Chambers Alexander C, carpenter, dwl E e Laguna, bet
Oak and Fell
Chambers Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Chambers George, messenger U. S. Sun'ey or- General, dwl
NW cor Broadway and Leavenworth
Chambers H. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Chambers J. B., mason Palace Hotel
Chambc-rs J. L., blacksmith Palace Hot«l
Chambers John, blacksmith, dwl 317 Bush
Chambers John, captain tug- Ellen, Fourth St. WTiarf,
dwl S Russell
Chambers John P., butcher, dwl 423 Natoma
Chambers John W., pressman Cuddy & Hughes, dwl 511
Sansom
Chambers Thomas, porter Greenbaum & Co., dwl G13
Tliird
Chambers T. J. A. (widow), dwl 615 Greenwich, rear
Chambers T. L., blacksmith Palace H..tel
Chamblin John L., capitalist, dwl 1126 Pine
Chamfeut Jean, laborer Henr>' F. Williams, dwi Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Chamock William, mechanic, dwl ISventieth bet Harri-
son and Folsom
Chamorro Mariano, shoemaker Edward Main, dwl cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Champion Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. (Eu-
reka Co., Nev.), office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Champion Fanny (widow), dwl 42S Green
Champion Joseph, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 47 Bd'ivy
Champion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolan proprietor, cor
Potrero Av and Tenth
Champion W. H., coachman International Hotel
Champlin Calvin H., clerk S. L. Mastick &. Co., dwl NW
cor Fell and Franklin
Champlin I. L., special policeman, dwl 1820 Market
Champ.:>n George, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 534 Fol
Champreux Alfred, brassmolder William T. Garratt, dwl
10 Sonoma
Champreux G., brassmolder William T. Garratt, dwl 10
Sonoma
Champsaur Lacien, laiindryman Mme. Elodu Cotte, dwl
315 Sutter
Chan Ning Tuck Kee (Chinese), drugs, 704 Dupont
Chanaron Mathieu, laborer D. Ghirardelli, res Oakland
Chandler , dwl 139 Foiu-th
Chandler Bartlett B., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
657 Howard
Chandler B. P. Sliss, dwl 1220 Market
Chandler Charles, liquor saloon, California liieater, dwl
1907 Stockton
Chandler Charles A., barkeeper James G. Erewton, dwl
72C Filbert
Chandler Charlotte P. Mrs., dwl 657 Howard
Chandler Edwin J., clerk Crane k Brigham, dwl 1425
Hyde
Chandler Emma Mrs. (colored), hairdresser Mrs. Buie,
dwl 24 John
Chandler F. P. (widow), dwl 26 Ellis
Chandler Frank, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
114 Minna
Chandler Georg:e, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Chandler George, tailor Francis Dixey, dwl cor Scott and
Broadway
Chandler George C, painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl W s
Eleventh bet Harrison and Bryant
Chandler George W. (Harriiwton J; Co.), res Santa Cruz
Co.
Chandler John A., secretary Board U. S. Inspectors Steam
Vessels, dwl 930 Market
Chandler Jotham L., bobbins, spools, etc., 481 and 483
Brannan, dwl 1707 Mason
Chandler Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 737 Market
CHAADLER RICH.VRD D., coal, 118 and 120 Pacific,
dwl SE cor Hyde and Chestnut
Chandler Robert, 'captain stm Tulare, dwl 1425 Hyde
Chandler Robert (colored), porter, dwl 24 John
Chandler Sarah M. (widow), dwl 1254 California
Chandler Thomas, proprietor Mariners' Home, 504 and
506 Davis
Chandler William S., assistant port steward Pacific Mail
Dock, dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Chaney W.' H., lecturer, dwl 314 Bush
Change House (or Stevenson's Building), Mrs. C. J. Fur-
man proprietress, SW cor California and Mont
Chanionol Emile, baker Camous ic Bnm, dwl 722 Lomb
Channell John, carpenter, dwl 615 Bush
Chapeau Louis, mining, dwl 726 Washington
Chapel Deodatus, engineer, dwl 7 Dora
Cbapell Michael, mason, dwl Columbia Hotel
Chapin Albert W., bookJieeper 331 Montgomery room 17.
dwl 1020 Stockton
Chapin Austin Samuel, dwl 203 Powell
Chapin Clara H. Mrs., artist, dwl 910 Howard
Chapin EJward W., clerk Central Pacific R. R. dwl 327
Lark in
Chapin Frank, clerk, dwl 456 Guerrero
Chapin Frank S., journalist, dwl 910 Howard
Chapin George W., real-estate agent, 434 Montgomery,
dwl 1006 Washington
Chapin Ida J. Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 652 Mission
Chapin Samuel A., mine owner, office 65 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 203 Powell
Chaplin G. M., helper Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., dwl
620 Ltiimbard, rear
Chaplin James, general agent, office 604 Merchant room
IS, res Alameda
Chaplin Samuel D., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 7
Prospect PI
Chapman , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Chapman A. B., merchant, dwl Russ House
Chapman Andrew J., Ship Calkers" Assn, 713 Mission
Chapman Belle Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 120
Prospect PI
Chapman Benjamin, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl
34S Fourth
Chapman Caroline, teacher music, dwl 728 Harrison
Chapman Charles D., teacher music, dwl 1123 Ellis
Chapman Chloe M. Mrs., importer human hair, 25 New
Mont, dwl E B Twent3'-third bet Har and Brj^ant
Chapman Clara W. Mrs., teacher waxwork and 'embroid-
ery, dwl 15 Second
Chapman C. M. Mrs. (widow), dwl Twenty-third bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Chapman Cjtus C. (Spncance, Stanley *t Co.), dwl 15 Ellis
Chapman Edward, bookkeeper, dwl 967 Harrison
Chapman E. K., dwl 405 Powell
Chapman Frank, painter, dwl 234 Sixth
Chapman Fred., compositor Kane & Cook, dwl 530 Pine
Chapman George, actor, dwl 654 F<:.lsom
Chapman George, laborer, dwl 534 Folsom
Chapman George R , dwl 120 Prospect PI
Chapman George W., trunkmaker, dwl 35 Sutter
Chapman Henrj-, jeweler R. W. Jackson, dwl 1516 Leav
Chapman Henrj-, painter, dwl 530 Pine
Chapman Howard (D. A, Macdoaald <t Co.), dwl 2505 Clay
Chapman Ira H., engineer Engine Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.
dwl 1313 California
Chapman Ira J., machinist Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl
130 Fifth
Chapman James, cook New York Bakery, dwl 935 Folsom
Chapman James, master mariner, dwl Windsor House
Chapman James F. (J. W. Grace (£■ Co.\ res East Oykland
Chapman James W., agent, dwl 1623 Post
Chapman Joseph, engineer stm Bullion, Black Point
Chapman John, pop corn, 1000 Market, dwl cor Clay and
Da\'is
Chapman John B. (Chapman ct Bauer), dwl 2309 Mason
Chapman Mark, capitalist, dwl 444 Minna
Chapman Mehin C, painter, dwl 3 Highland Terrace
Chapman Mill and Mining Co. (El}', Nev.), Frank Swift
secretary, office 419 California
Chapman Nathan, confectioner, dwl KW cor Clay and
Davis
Chapman Oliver, clerk, dwl 8 Garden
Chapman Philip, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
741 Market
Chapman Ralph J., expresswagon, cor Post and Mont-
gomery, dwl 1013 Mission
Chapman Robert, clerk Terrill &, Chapman, dwl 120 Pros-
pect PI
Chapman Robert E., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl
1310 California
Chapman Samuel A. (Terrill d- C), dwl 120 Prospect Pi
Chapman Sarah Mrs., teacher mxisic. dwl 346 Third
Chapman T., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. China
Chapman Valeria (widow), dwl 1123 Ellis
Cliapman W. B., miner, dwl 227 Second
Chapman William H., pamter, dwl 3 Highland Terrace
CHAPSL4^ WILLIAM S,, capitalist, office 306 Pine,
dwl Grand Hotel
Chapman & Bauer (John B. Chapman and John Baxter),
contractor night work, 313 Dupont
Chapot Benoit, Uquor saloon, SE cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Chappell Belle W. Miss, assistant teacher Ladies' Protection
and Relief Society Home, NE cor Geary and Franklin
'ACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, Publislied March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery.
Chappell Emeline D. Mrs., aeamtress, dwl 339 Tehama
Chappell John, shoemaker, dwl 15 Harlan PI
Chappell Michael, harkoeper, dwl 235 Minna
Chappell Peter, dwl 736 Union
Chappell Scott R. , traveling auditor Central Paciflc B. K.,
dwl 301 Jones
Chappell William, cxpresswagon, NE cor Howard and
Fourth, dwl 244 Perry
Cliappell. See Chapell
Chappelle Charles, printer, dwl 563 Howard, rear
Chappellew Joseph, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Chappeuw Edward, hlacksmith Kknball Manuf. Co., dwl
512 Fourth
Cliapj.uis Emilie Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, 841 Broad-
way, rear
Cliappuis Pauline Miss, shoefitter D. W. Emerson, dwl 641
Bn)adwav, rear
Chapms Bertha Mme., teacher French North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, dwl 709 Filbert
Charbonnell Henri, inspector Custom House, dwl 618
Fourth . „ J ,
Chard George H., carpenter Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co, dwl
1013 Scott
Chard George R., clerk Edward Neumann, dwl 121 Cedar
Av
Chard Henry C, marblecutter J. & A. Moms, dwl 1617
Dupont
Charding Amand, broker, dwl SW cor Dupont and Val-
ChareV'harles E. (Olsen <i C), SW cor Montgomery Av
and Jackson
Chariot Joseph, jeweler, dwl 815 Pacific
Chariot Mill and Mining Co. (San Diego, Cal.), Frank
Swift secretary, office 419 California
Chariot T., jeweler California Jeweh-y Co., dwl 815 Paciflc
Charlebois YoU(S, dry goods, 700 and 70S Montgomery, dwl
929 Jackson
Giarles A,, expressman, dwl 636 Paciflc
Charles Anne (widow), dwl 1236 Folsom, rear
Charles Charles, ironer Louis J. Renault, dwl 430 Bush
Charles Frank H., horsetratner Agricultural Fan- Race
Charles Henry, laborer Selb/s Smelting Works, dwl 429
Chesnut, rear
Charles Heni-y A. {Hall A C), dwl 721 Geary
Charles Hermann, glazier, dwl 607 Hayes
Charles Robert H., bricklayer, dwl 610 Howard
Charles William, pressman Frank Eastman, dwl cor Chest-
nut and Mason
Charleson Andrew, upholsterer, John Hoey 516 Sixth
Charlesten Christian, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Charleston George, sawyer, dwl 614 Howard
Charlesworth George, cabinetmaker, dwl 327 Filbert, rear
Charlesworth George, paperhanger, dwl 327 Filbert
Charlesworth James C, stableman William A. Bateman,
dwl 353 Tehama
Charlton Frank (colored), porter, dwl 1115 Broadway
Charlton George, sawyer California Mills, dwl 614 How-
Charlton James, tinsmith Joseph Sumner, dwl Eaih-oad
House
Cliarlton Robert, plasterer Palace Hotel
Chamay Anton, groceries and liquors, 334 Third
Charnock William, machinist Southern Pac. R. E., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Charpiot Augustine Miss, bookkeeper F. M. Orjubm, dwl
632 Green
Charpiot, Joseph, carpenter, dwl 632 Green
Charpiot Joseph Jr., paperhanger, dwl 632 Green
Charpiot Sophie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 632 Green
Charniau A. , compositor Courrier de San Francisco, dwl
Yerba Buena ur Sacramento
Chart John, carpenter, dwl 304 Beale
Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), office
631 California _ „ ,,. ..
Cliarter Oak Livery and Sales Stables, John D. CoUma &
Co. proprietors, 773 Market
Chartier August, clerk E. Pyrronnin, dwl 448 Natoma
Chartier Henry G., steward Thomas Chandler, dwl 504
Davis
Chartrey R.aoul, supt. City Iron Works, dwl 643 Vallejo
Chase Alexander W., assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office
214 Stockton, dwl 1011 Polk
Chase Alva M., carpenter, dwl 413 Tehama
Chase Andrew K., salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl
dwl 1602 California
Chase Caroline A., compositor Women's Co-operativo
Union, dwl 612i Jessie
Chase Charles F., milkranch, dwl NW cor Beach and
Baker
Chase Charles M. (Killip <fc Co. and Chase & Baruclt),
dwl 216 Kearny
Chase E. Jacob, dwl 318 Pine
Chase E. James, carpenter, dwl 614 Kearny
Chase Ella Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl
Windsor House
Chase Franklin, carrier Evening Post, dwl 606 Market
Chase George M., engineer Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl
709 Union
Chase George W., birddealer, 2520 Mission
Chase George W., with George H. Tay & Co., dwl Cali-
fornia Av bet Twenty-eighth and Twentj'-ninth
Chase Henry A., printer Joseph Winterbum & Co., dwl
1121 Taylor
Chase Henry B., salesman D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
962 Howard
Chase Henry F., compositor Mahon, Thomas & Co., dwl
1518 Mason
Cliase James B. {Chase it Wolf), dwl 1618 Mason
Chase James E., contractor, dwl 1518 Powell
Chase James M., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 224
Fourth
Chase Jennie (widow), dwl 321 Stockton
Chase John, dwl 1121 Howard
Chase John G., carpenter, dwl Lundy Lane nr Virgima
Av, Bemal Heights
Chase Joseph Jr., carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Chase Joseph O., sawyer Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl Cali-
fornia Av bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Chase Joseph J., carpenter Palace Hotel
Chase Joseph P., stevedore, dwl S s Alta bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Chase M. A. (widow), dwl 411 Brannan
Chase Nathaniel L., porter Lawton & Co., dwl 2050 Miss
Chase Q. A. (Kohler, Chase .t Co.), res Oakland Point
Chase Kobt. P., physician, office and dwl 828 Howard
Chase Thomas P., contractor street work, dwl 345 J Third
Chase William, painter, dwl 308 Minna
Chase William F., bookkeeper E. Cahill & Co., dwl 23
Kearny
Chase William J., cutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl Re-
vere House
Chase WiUiam T. (Stover X- C), dwl 805 Leavenworth
Chase William V., clerk Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 1518 Mason
Chase William W. (Blair J: C), dwl 1906 Mason
Chase Winfteld S., carriageniaker, dwl 431 Filbert
CIIASE •» BOKIICK (Charles M. Chase and Marcus
D. Boruck), editors and proprietors Spirit of the
Tknes, office SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Chase & Wolf (Janws B. Chase and Charles Wolf), steve-
dores and ballasters, 900 Front
Chase. See Chace
Chateau Christopher, painter, dwl 15 Stockton, rear
Chateau Mary, midwife, dwl 15 Stockton, rear
Chatelaine Honora, laundry, 511 Union
ChateUier Clarice Miss, clerk Louis J. Renault, dwl 430
Bush
ChateUier J. F. , fruits, SE cor Paciflc and Montgomery,
dwl 433 Pacific
Chaterton WilUani, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Chatham Rowland, miller, dwl cor Mariposa and Carohna
Chatham Walter M., miller Deming, Palmer & Co.
CUATOXET AUeUST, wmes and liquors, 1310 Dnp
Chatterton James, sailmaker, dwl 149 Perry
Chattin Edward (King S: C), notary public and secretary
Lake Tahoe and S. F. Water Works, office 441i Cali-
fornia, dwl 967 Harrison
CILlllt-HE ADKIESI «., importer wines and hquore,
615 and 617 Front, res Oakland
Chauncey Henry N. , merchant, dwl Union Club
Chaurette M., oakum spinner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Cliauvel John, laundry, 1005 Market
Chauvet Armand, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Chavanche C. M. Mme. , lacecleaner and repairer,742 How-
ard
Chave Edward, barkeeper, dwl 108 Jackson
C'have Eniil, clerk, dwl 936 Montgomery
Chave Tliomas T., plasterer, dwl 630 J Minna
Chavez Jesus, dressmaker G. Mier, dwl 1510 Dupont
Chavez Juan, manufacturer cigars, 3 St. Mary, dwl 17 St.
St. Mary
Chazzora Francis, carpenter, dwl 1406i Dupont
Che Wo (Chinese), merchant, 723 Jackson „ . .
Cheadle Mary E. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Rohertaon,
dwl 29 Fifth Av
Cheatham Allen, clerk Woods & Freeborn
Cheda Rocco, clerk Metropolitan Hotel, 616 Paciflc
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AN & CO.'S.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Chedal August, laborer Victor Bordeaux, cor Broadway
and Montgomery Ay
Chee Lee i Co. (Chinese), cigars, 804 Washington
Cheehan Timothy, laborer, dwl mij Mason, rear
Cheency John, shipcarpenter, dwl 131<) Sansom
Cheeseman Robert B., foreman E. C. Boobar & Co., dwl
E s Bartlett bet Twcnly-thira and Twentvfourth
Cheesman Harriet Mrs., urcssmaker, dwl Oik Howard
CHEESMAX, HEAD A THORMilKGH (Morton
Chcesman, Aililison E. Head, and William B.
Thuriibur;ih), stockbrokers, ofiBce 412 Montgomery
Cheesman Morton (Cheesman, Head it ThvrnburM. dwl
326 Fremont
Cheethem Joseph, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwlE a Il-
linois nr T\Yentieth
Cheever H. A. (widow), dwl 20 Essex
Cheever M. K., receiver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 844
Folsom
Cheever Silas G., business and advertising agent, office
407 Washington, dwl Fair Av (Twenty-eighth) nr
Mission, Bernal Heights
Cheever. Sm- Chever and Cheevers
Cheffers Charles, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
41 Welsh
Chelini Ferucio, tailor, 1335 Dupont
Chelini Giuseppe (Giiis.-ppc Chelini 4 Co.), dwl 420 Pac
Chelini Giuseppe & Co. (Giiwc^pe BalaiiesC), livery and
boarding stables, 420 Pacific
Chell John W., cook St«iner & Israel, dwl 12 Harlan PI
Chellstrand Adolphus, tailor, dwl 720 California
Chene Achille, sculptor, dwl California Hotel
Chcneaux Charles, laundrynian La Grande Laundry
Chenerj- Margaret J. (widow), dwl S Perry
Chenery Richard, mining, office 330 Pine room 50, dwl
17 South Park
CHEXEUY. S0I:THER a CO. (Joseph X Souther).
importers and jobbers wines and liquors, 215 and 217
California
Chenette Francis, anatomical boot and shoemaker I M
Wentwortb & Co., dwl 219 Minna
Cheneworth J. A., carpenter Palace Hotel
Cheney Adelaide (widow), boarding, dwl 571 Bryant
Cheney Lorintha E. (widow), furnished rooms," 215 Mar-
ket
Cheney M. , boatbuilder Pacific Rolling Mills
Cheney W. E., collector Deane & Co., dwl 112 Geary
CHE.VOT EIFGEXE, wines, liquors, brandies, and ci-
gars, NAV cor Fourth and Folsom
Cheonge Kee (Chinese), cigar manufacturer, 823 Sac
Cheramy Julius, cook Albert Ganel, dwl 1302 Post
Chereghino Giovanni, marblecutter, dwl 11 Union PI
Chereghino Luigi, bootblack, 547 Merchant, dwl Hinck-
ley nr Vallejo
Cheriagan John, bootblack, 702 Montgomery, dwl Hinck-
Hinckley nr Vallejo
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Mining Co., (Butte Co., Cal.)
Henry Pichoir secretary, office 603 Washington '
Cherr>- Addie C. Miss, teacher Union St. Primarj- School
dwl 32 John
CJierry Creek Consolidated Mining Co. (Cherry Creek
Nev.), office 414 California '
Cherry Creek Mill and Mining Co. (Jfevada), D. F. Ver-
denal secretary, office 409 California
Cherry Edward E"., waiter S. F. Laundrj-, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Cherry Frank W., shorthand reporter, dwl 32 John
Cherry John, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
S a Shipley nr Fifth
Cherry John W, sign and ornamental painter, 108 Sutter
dwl 32 John
Cherser Charles, vegetables, dwl 718 Greenwich
Chesley Charles P., physician, office and dwl 754 Howard
Chesley (.leorge W. ((J. ir. Chesley d- Co.), res Sacramento
CHESLEY G. W. A CO. (Richard J. Van Voorhees,
Jeremiah S. Joiies, and Charles Kohn), importers
and wholesale \vines and liquors, 414 Front
Chesman Robert, wharfbuilder, dwl E s Bartlett bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Chesneau Emile, polisher Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 632
Pacific
Chesney Denis (St. Denis i- C), dwl 1020 Montgomery
Chessman Edward E., shoemaker Howe &. Harris, dwl 54
Third
Chester Charles N., clerk S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Chester Frederick (Holbrook i- C), dwl 917 Sutter
Chester Henry (Hyde .(,■ C), dwl 720 Mission
Chester John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Pacific and Jones
Chester Samuel, whitener G. A. Kaiser & Co., dwl 233
Jessie
Chesterson John, carpenter, dwl 138 Folsom
Cheule John G., hunter, dwl cor Dolores and Twenty-
ninth
Chevalier Albert, salesman Chevalier & Comte, dwl 1514
Folsom
Chevalier Amelio, painter, dwl 223 Minna
Chevalier An}iie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 826 Folaom
Chevalier C. Mrs. (widow), dwl 658 Natoma
ChevaUer Fortune (Chevalier A- Cmnte), dwl 1514 Folaom
ChevaUer Francis, drayman Nathaniel F. Marsh, dwl 413
Brannan
CTlevalier Louis, draftsman C. V, Gillespie, dwl 826 Fol
Chevalier M., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 1514 Folsom
Chevalier k Comte (Fortune Chevalier and Atupistws
Comte Jr. ), importers wines and liquors, 614 FVont
Chevalley Marie S. (widow), dwl 111 Virginia
Chevassns Edward, dwl 339 Kearny
Chevers W. H., court commissioner Fifteenth District
Court, office 629 Kearny, dwl 309 Lombard
Chevesick Henrj', bookkeeper D. Ghirardelli, dwl 214 San
Cheviel Manuel, fisherman, dwl 424 Druumi bet Washing-
ton and Jackson
Chevillard Jean, pastrj-cook, dwl 721 Pacific
Chevillier Frank, teamster, dwl 413 Brannan
Chevlin James, teamster B. Raubinger, dwl 616 Lombard
Chew George, mason Palace Hotel
Chej-ne Robert, variety store, 140 First, dwl 9 Laurel PI
Chiarini Giuseppe, circus manager, dwl 634 Mission
Chicago Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactory, 837 Dupont
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co.^ H. P. Stanwood
general agent, Alfred Malpas passenger agent, office
208 Montgomery
Chicago Brewery, Jacob Nibbe & Co. proprietors, 1420
and 1428 Pine
Chicago Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Shasta Co.. Cal )
office lllj Leidesdorff
Chicago Hotel, Adam Pfefferle proprietor, 218-222 Pacific
Chicago Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co.), George A,
Lathrop president, George R. Cottrell secretary, office
310 Kearny '
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad, E. F. Hooker
general agent, William R. Steele passenger agent
office 208 -Montgomery
Chichester Clarence, collector H. & W. Pierce, dwl 569i
Minna
Chichester J. R., dwl 13 Esse.x PI
Chick Elwell, carpenter and builder, dwl 1305 Leavenworh
Chick George H., land and money broker, office 302
Montgomery room 14, res Oakland
Chick Harrison Mrs., Mechanics' Institute Library, dwl
1616 Larkin
Chick William F., driver Clay St. HUl R. R.
Chicott Richard, seaman, dw"l 238 St«uart
Chiebeaun Mme. , dressmaker Mme. Michaux, dwl 30 Scott
Chief East Extension Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 414
California
CHIEF E.VGIXEER S. F. FffiE DEPARTMEXT,
office 23 Kearny
CHIEF OF POLICE, office EUn City Hall first fioor
Chief of the Hill Mining Co. (Ely, Nev."), office 419 Cal
Chielorich Andrew, barkeeper, 120 Leidesdorff
CHIELOYICH E. A CO. (Walter Hoije and Henry
£. Hunt), importers wines and liquors, NW cor Front
and Jackson
Chielorich Elia (E. Chieloi-ich i- Co.), dwl 1719 Pacific Av
Chiesa C. P., dwl SE cor Broadway and Bartol
Chiesa G., porter Antonio Daneri, dwl 331 Broadway
Child Edwin F. (Child i- Ma'iuire), dwl 1618 Wash
Child Harry W., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 1618
Washington
Child Maria C. (widow), furnished rooms, 274 Clementina
Child T. Thomas, bookkeeper Liddle & Kaeding, dwl 124S
Howard
Child & Maguire (Edirin F. Child and George E. Ma-
ffuire), stockbrokers, 304 Sansom
Childress Prentice, clerk Fonvarding Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 623 Kearny
Childs Charles, insurance, dwi 222 Fair Oaks
Childs Charles W., deputy clerk Justices' Cotirt, dwl 409
Sutter
Childs E., railroad agent, dwl 325i Bush
Childs George, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co.. dwl 222 Fair Oaks
Childs George A., teamster California Manul. Co., dwl
407 Minna
Childs George E., bookkeeper Drake & Emerson, dwl 425
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435 Haves ^^ ,
Childs James H., teamster, dwl SE cor Nmeteenth and
Diamond
Cliilds James M., carpenter New U. S. MannB Hospital,
dwl NE cor Nan Ness Av and Pacific
Childs John, signpainter Wilson 4i MoiUton, dwl 31 Hinck-
Childs Kate B. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
dwl 574 Folsom
Childs William H., bookkeeper 413 Clay, dwl 106 Orove
t'HILI t'ONSlIL, F. Cisanueva Jr., consul-general Pa-
cific States, office 27 and 28 U. S. Court Building
CHILI t'OXSm. Henry Barroilhet oensul San Fran-
cisco, office 524 Montgomery
Chillicock Mary Mrs., dwl 33 Natoma
Chilo JoscS, musician, dwl 628 Vallejo
Chin Lee & Co. (Chinese), fancy goods, 621 Kearny
Chin Tin (Chinese), clothing, 908 Dupont
China and Japan Marine Insurance Co., William H. Fos-
ter Jr. general agent, office 321 California
CHINA NEWS (weekly), Bogardus & Gordon propne-
tors, 632 Merchant .
CHINA TRADERS" INSURANCE CO. Oimited),
Williams, Blanchard & Co. agents, office 218 Cal
CHINA TRANS-PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. Oim-
ited), Macondray & Co. agents, office 20C Sansoni
Chincovich Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Sansom and Pa-
cific, dwl 321 Pacific
CHINESE INSURANCE CO. (limited), Hongkong,
marine, Richard B. Irwin & Co. general agents, office
200 Sansom
Chinese Methodist Chapel, 620 Jackson
Chinese Mission House, 800 Stockton
Chinese Mission House, Rev. Otis Gibson missionary, 916
Washington
Chinese Theater (new), 623 Jackson
Chinese Theater (old), 618 Jackson
Chinevich W. H., painter Palace Hotel
Ching Fat & Co. (Chinese), shpper manufacturers, 603
Ching Yuen (Chinese), physician, dwl 8 Prospect PI
Chinochio A., drayman, cor Sansoni and Merchant
Chiozzo Andrea, vegetables, 33 Colombo Market
Chip Chong (Chinese), tailor, 737 Jackson
Chipchase "John, patternmaker Southern Pac. H. B., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 1612 Mission
Chipchase John M., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1512
Mission
Chipchase William J., patternmaker Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 1512 Mission . , „
Chipley T. L. M., attorney at law, office 306 Pme, dwl 8
Mason . .
Chiplin William, seaman, dwl E s Valencia bet SDtteenth
and Seventeenth
Oiipman C. E. (widow), dwl 809 Filbert
Chipraan E. E., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Chipman Elizabeth C. (widow), dwl W s Mongomery Av
bet Green and Union j , „ .
Chipman Hattie A. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl Montr
gomery Av bet Union and Green
Chipman Isaiah, miller, dwl 619 Mission ,,,„„.
Chirrard Frank, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl IZ it.
Chisholm Alexander, clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl 804 Geary
Chisholm Alexander, hamessmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 108 Mason
Chisholm Archie, carpenter Palace Hotel
Chisholm Christopher, foreman carpenter Palace Hotel,
dwl 337 Jessie
CHISHOLM HANIEL B., secretary The California
Savings and Loan Society, office 612 Cahforma, dwl
SW cor Francisco and Leavenworth
Chisholm Donald, woolgrader, dwl 313 Eighth
Chisholm Duncan, tailor, dwl 7 Auburn
Chisholm Duncan G., carpenter, dwl SE cor Ninth and
Miima
Chisholm George, confectionery, 114 Turk , , ,„„
Chisholm James, saddler and hamessmaker, dwl 108
Mason
Chisholm J. C, stairbuilder, dwl 109 Silver
Chisholm John, carpenter, dwl 634 Natoma . ,_ . ,
Chisholm Joseph C, liquorsaloon, NW cor King and Thml,
dwl Townsend nr Third .
Chisholm Peter, clerk Cope, Uhler & Co., dwl Lick House
Chisholm R., carpenter Palace Hotel
Chisholm Stephen, watchman, dwl NW cor Fifth and
Railroad avs, South S. F. , „-■ »
Chishohn William, pressman Alta California, dwl 210 ITurd
Chisholm William D.. carpenter Palace Hotel
Chismore George, physician, office and dwl 1155 Mission
Chisnell John, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Chittenden Charles B., machine molder Excelsior Mills,
dwl 733 Bryant
Chittenden Joseph G., millman California Mills, dwl 405
Taylor
Chittenden Nathaniel W., office 803 Montgomery, dwl 722
California
Chittick Johnson, trackman Central R. R.
Chitwood Allen, farmer, dwl 815 Montgomery
Chitwood Allen R., farmer, dwl 15 Natoma
Choatc Robert, blacksmith John W. Farran, dwl 64 First
Chodrick George, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., dwl 264
Tehama
Choice John, surveyor, dwl 1223 Folsom
Choie Tam (Chinese), clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 933
Dupont
Cholet Joseph, pork and sausage, 69 Washington Market,
dwl 620 Merchant
Chollar Potosi Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Walter E.
Dean secretary, ofiice 419 California room 19
Chong Fook Tong (Chinese), drugs, 615 Jackson
Chonrad , cook, 123 Jackson
Chorret Jacques, restatu-aut, 805 Montgomery
Choubert Jules, manufacturer of artificial flowers and
foliage, 623 Pine
Chowell J. B., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Chowell W. H., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Choy Cheong (Chinese), tailor, 726 Dupont
Choy Lun & Co. (Chinese), ladies' shoes, 716 Sacramento
Chojmski Isaiah, wholesale stationer, bookbinder, etc.,
611 Market, dwl 44 Third
Chojmski Isidor N., books and stationery, 42 Second, dwl
« Third „ , . .V
Chrest John C, brewery, San Bruno Road nr Twentj'-sixth
Chrestoflesen Anthony, shipsmith Hugh Crockard, dwl
328 Main „ j , „,,
Chretien B. F., draj-man E. G. Lyons & Co., dwl 610
Jackson, rear ,««,„»%
Chretien John M., clerk Winans & Belknap, dwl 2016 Pow
Chretien Joseph, dwl 2016 Powell|
Chrisholm W., laborer Southern Pac. E. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Christ Christoph (Ifager A C), dwl Eighteenth Av nr 1,
South S. F.
Christ George, clerk, dwl 700 Van Ness Av
Christ Robert, baker William Poehlman, dwl 200 Second
Christ Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 124 Post, dwl 1
Bardie PI „ , ,
Christa John, express wagon, Colombo Market
I Christal J. F., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 106
Mason
Christanson M., dwl 220 Pacific
Christeen Charles, miUwTight, dwl 5 Geneva
Christen Henn', seaman, dwl 1-23 Jackson
Chflsten William, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 7131
Bush, rear
Christensen Charles, seaman, dwl 16 Folsom
Christensen aiarles E. T., cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl
IS Oak Grove Av
Christensen Francis H. C, proprietor Union Hotel, 34
Christensen Harry, clerk Michalitschke Bros., dwl 235
O'Farrel!
Christensen Jacob, proprietor Willows Hotel, SW cor
Mission and Eighteenth
Christensen John {Oberg J: C.) dwl 808 Kearny
Christensen Martin, weigher, dwl SW cor Mission and
Eighteenth
Christenson Andrew, clerk S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 10
Steuart . . b. «
Christenson Jergcn, salesman Luke G. Sresovich & Co.,
dwl Page bet Laguua and Buchanan
Christenson Ole, coalpasser stm John L. Stephens Ore-
gon S. S. Co. „ . V
Christenson Oliver, master schooner Bill the Butcher,
office with He>-wood & Harmon
Christian C. , quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. China
Christian C, supt Marine Hospital, dwl 269 Clara
Christian Charles, cooper, dwl 18 Oak Grove Av
Christian Charles, laborer, dwl 1024 Mason
Christian E. J., steward U. S. Marine Hospital
Christian Henry W., compositor Evening Bulletm, dwl
6'25 Gearv
Christian Michael, laborer, dwl 132 Fern Av
Christian Richard (Christian Ji Davis), dwl 414i Fulton
Christian Union (New York), religious weekly, W. l-ay-
zant agent, office 339 Kearny
MOE&AIT & CO., 87 CaUfornia Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Christian & Davis (Richard Chri.'<tmn and WiUiavi C.
Davi^), dyeing and scouring, 35 Geary
Christiana Catalina Miss, chambermaid Lisbon Hotise, 116
Jackson
Christiansen Adolph, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Christiansen Andrew, \sith S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 721
Harrison
Christiansen Anton, mariner, dwl 315 Fremont
Christiansen Carl, dwl 677 Harrison
Christiansen Christian, sbipcarpenter, dwl 105 Clark
Christiansen Christina Mrs,, ladies' nurse, dwl 677 Har
Christiansen C. J., dwl 12 Washinj^ton
Christiansen Hans, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Christiansen JUrgen. fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Christiansen Lars P., laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Christiansen M. T., captain bark Amethyst, office with
Bellingham Bay Coal Co.. dwl 357 First
Christiansen Neils 6., cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing
Co., dwl 612 Powell
Christiansen Ohver. master mariner, dwl 27 Perry
Christiansen Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Christiansen Robert, deckhand tug Rabboni
Cliristiansen Tonnes M., Scandina%ian Soc. 71 New Mont
Christianson C. E. T., cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl IS
Oak Grove Av
Christianson Charles, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 East
Christianson Hans, boarding and lodging, N s Brannan nr
Ninth
Christianson Henry, miner, dwl 26 Sacramento
Christianson John^ restaurant, dwl SOS Filbert
Christiansen Louise Miss, dressmaker Mrs. C. B. Kendall,
dwl 134J Hayes
Christie Alexander, carpenter California Mills, dwl 566
Howard
Chrinie Alexander J., caJker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wliarf, dwl 1S3S Howard
Christie Daniel, carpenter, dwl 2 Eliza
Christie Henr}-. dwl 465 Jessie
Christie Henn,-, foreman William Deacon, dwl 566 Howard
Christie Maggie C. Miss, milhner W. J. Butler, dwl 1838
Htiward
Christie. See Christy
Christin Charles, melter Assay Office Swiss-American
Bank, dwl 313 Hayes
Christley Thomas, carpenter Palace Hotel
Cliri^tly George, paperhanger, dwl 7 Mason
Christmann William, clerk Charles D. Zeile, dwl 524 Pac
Christmas Catherine (widow), dwl cor Spear and Har
Christmas R., rancher, dwl Grand Hotel
Christoflfel Fredrieh (Christofel d- Bro.), dwl NE cor Pa-
cific and Leavenworth
Christoflfel Jacob {Christofel X- Bro.), dwl NE cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Christoflfel &, Bro. {Jacob and Fredrick ChristoffeV), mar-
ket, NE cor Pacific and Leavenworth
Christoffson Daniel, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Christ^jpher Ferdinand, upholsterer California Furniture
M. Co., dwl 1013 Washington
Christrjpher Joseph, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
Wharf
Christopher Juhus, shaperhand Kragen & Co., dwl 961
Harrison
Christophersen Niels, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Christopher on Anton, blacksmith, dwl 323 Main
Christopherson Louis, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwj 2o4 Stevenson
Chri.^t^ipherson Peter, master mariner, dwl 58 Zoe
Christson Frederick, wiper Machine Shop Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Hanison
Christson Peter, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl NE cor
Brannan and Boardman PI
Christy A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Christy George, paperhanger, George W. Clark, dwl E s
Capp bet T^^'enty-first and Twenty-second
Christy James, shipsmith, S s Berry bet Third and Fourth,
dwl Mississippi bet Solano and Marijiosa
Christy Margaret (widow), dwl 309 Seventh
Christy Michael, Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Christy Robert, bootblack, 132J Fourth, dwl 1 Brooks
Christy Robert, carpenter, dwl cor Connecticut and Santa
Clara
Christy Robert F., blacksmith Francis I. Curry, dwl 754
Mission
Christy Simeon P. {Christy tt Wise), dwl 7 Kearny
Christy Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Christ>- & Wise (Si'm^-o/i P. Christy, John II . Wise, and
Thomas Denigan), wool commission merchants, 607
Front
Christy. See Christie
CIlROXICLi: (daily and weekly), Charies de Young &
Co. proprietors, office 504 Montgomery
Chroniger Susan W. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 53 Fifth
Chule Charies, hostler A. Marshall, dwl 839 Clay
Chun Wo Tong & Co. (Chinese), medicines, 033 Dupont
Chung Kee k Co. (Chinese), tailors, 841 Dupont
Chung Ling & Co. (Chinese), pork dealers, 741 Sac
Church , cook, dwl 502 Mission
Church , stevedore Menzies k- Bingham
Church Albert R. {DoUiirr Bros.), dwl 2208Steiner
Church Andrew S. {Chnrck d: C), dwl Grand Hotel
Church Catherine C. (uidow), furnished nwms, 18 Minna
Church Howard, trunkmaker, dwl 334 Third, rear
Church Isaac S., miner, dwl 605 Geary
Church Joseph W., clerk Siu-veyor's Office Custom House,
res Oakland
Chm-chJ. W., sackmaker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 13
Minna
Church Sej-mour R., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Ck)., dwl 572
Harrison
Church S. R., teamster S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W s
Valencia bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Church Thomas R., clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
223 Montgomerj-, dwl 719 Bush
Church Union. Protestant Episcopal, office 414 Market
Church William, dwl 220 Pacific
Church William, cook S. Murphy, dwl cor Sierra and Lou-
isiana
Church William, copj-ist, dwl 1028 Washington
Church William A., proprietor Empire Lodgings, 636
Commercial
Church William L., clerk Joseph M. Kuiley, 12 Montgom-
ery Block
CnVRrU ^r0,{ A ndreipS. Church), importers and
jobbers fruits, and wholesale fireworks, 407 Front,
fact-orj' S s Market nr Seventh
Churchill Annie E. (widow), dwl 32 Ellis
CnrKCHILL CLARK, attorney at law, office 11
Mont^omer)- Block, dwl 2727 Fol nr T^^■entv-fourth
Cliurchill George H.,boxmaker Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl
30 Washington
Churchill J., cooper, dwl 619 Pacific
Churchill Joseph B., cooper John H. Holden, dwl 109 Com
Churchill J. S. {Pendleton d- C), 513 Montgomerj'
Churchill Mollie Miss, photographer, dwl 32 Ellis
Churchward James, collector Corinthian Hall, dwl 24
Downey
Chute Richard (Ca«e(/ d- C), dwl &41 Washington
Chy Lung & Co. (Chinese), importers and dealers China
and Japan silks and fancy goods, 640 Sacramento
Cianan Brother, president Sacred Heart College, dwl SE
cor Eddy and Larkin
Ciarlo Francisco, boatbuilder, 26 Clay, dwl 32 Clay
Cicchettini Fred, expressman, dwl 1311 Kearny
Cicero John C, driver Sutter St. R. R.
Cicolotti Bartolonieo, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Cicott Francis X., bookkeeper, dwl 1607 Taylor
Cienega Anast^isio, expressman, SW cur Diip and Vallejo
Cienega Isabelte Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1613 Powell
Cienega Placer Mining Co. (Souora, Mexico), office 330
Pine
Cientat Louis, tallow factorv, cor Railroad and Fourth
avs, South S. F.
Cignone Pasquale, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay, rear
Ciils James H., clerk Harris, Dell & Co.* dwl 326 Green,
rear
Cima Higin'o, clerk Gaxiola & Andrade, dwl 510 Franklin
Cima John, dwl .'>10 Franklin
Cincinnati Gold and Silver Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.,
Cal.). office 531 California room 1
Cinclair C. F., brassfinisher Electrical Construction and
M. Co., dwl 200 Stockton
Cingry Celestine, jeweler Cal. JewelrvCo., dwl 88 Everett
Cinnamon Joseph, cook J. Reagan, dwl Railroad House
Cipriani Antonio, vegetables. 71 Colombo Market
Ciprico A. C. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primar>- School,
dw! W s Mission bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Ciprico Annetta (widow), dwl Ws Mission bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Ciprico Ferdinand D., assistant wharfinger Oakland Ferry
Wharf, dwl W s Miss bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Cisia Peter, laborer, dwl 915 Broadway
Citizens' Fire Insurance Co. (Newark), Potter, Jacobs &
Easton agents, 318 California
Citron Emil, clothing, dwl 30 John
Citron Muritz L., clothing, 131 Pacific, dwl 30 John
CIT¥ AXD C'Ol^TY ALMS HOI'SE, San Miguel
or Mission Ocean House Road 4i miles from City Hall
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
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CIT¥ AI«D €OIIJ(T¥ ASSESSOR, office 22 City Hall
first tioor
CITY AlVn COl'JtTlf ATTOKNEY, office 13 City
Hall third Hoor
CITY A.\D COUNTY AIJDITOK, office 3 City Hall
first floor
CITY AXH COUNTY CLERK, office 18 and 19 City
Hall first floor
CITY AND C^OIINTY CORONEK, office 11 Court
Block ma Clav
CITY AND COUNTY HOSI'IT.11., E a Potrero Av
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
CITY AND COUNTY JAIL, Ns Broadway bet Kearny
and Dupont
CITY AND COINTY LICENSE COLLECTOR,
office 7 City Hall second floor
CITY AND COINTY MOKIUIE, 661 Sacramento
CITY AND «'OU>'TY IMIYSICI.4N, office County
Hospital Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
CITY AND COITNTY RECORDER, office SE cor
Kearnv and Washin^'ton
CITY AND COUNTY SURYEY'OR, office 629 Wash
CITY AND COUNTY TA.V COLLECTOR, office 1
City Hall first floor
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURER, office 3 City
Hall first floor
CITY' CEMETERY, Point Lobos Road 6i miles from
City Hall
City Cigar Co. (Chinese), 610 Montgomery
City Front House, Dennis Dowd proprietor, 625 Davis
City Gardens, Joseph Koster proprietor, cor Folsom and
Twelfth
CITY HALL, E s Kearny bet Washington and Merch
CITY' HALL (New), junction Market and Larkin
City Hotel, John O'Brien proprietor, 3T and 39 First
City Iron Works, Charles A. Low proprietor, 26 and 28
Fremont
City Missionary Society, rooms SW cor Calif omia and Dup
CITY' OF PARIS {Eaindler i- Co.), dry goods, NE cor
Montgomery and Sutter
CITY PA^INti CO., Philip Caduc general superin-
tendent, office 513 Montgomeiy
CITY POUND, N s Pine bet Steiner and Pierce
City Railroad Co., office NW cor Mission and Fourteenth
City RestaiuTint, Fljnnie & Co. proprietors, 538-542 Clay
City Stables, David"Kanary proprietor, 332 Bush
City Water Supply, office cor McAllister and Leavenworth
nr New City Hall
Claassen John, barkeeper, dwl 228 Bush
ClabiS Ajitoine, shoemaker, dwl 31 Hinckley
Clabrough George {Clabrouijhii Brothers), dwl 1248 Mont
Clabrough John P. {Clabroujh * Brothers), res Birming-
ham, England
Clabrough Joseph (filabrourih X- Brothers), res Bimnng-
ham, England
Clabrough & Brothers {John P., Joseph, andGeorge Cla-
brough), manufacturers and dealers firearms, 630
Montgomery
Clack George, teamster Nathan Simonds, dwl Vermont
bet Twenty-fotirth and Nevada
Claffey Brothers (John and Edward Claffeij), fruits, 944
Market
Claffev Edward {Claffey Bros.), dwl 2210 Si-vteenth
Claffey Hubert D., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 1327 Pac
Claffey James, porter Huntington, Hopkins k Co., dwl 447
Bn'ant
Claffey" John (Claffey Bros.), dwl 2210 Sixteenth
Claffey John C. , boilermaker helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 748 Minna
Claffey Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 8 Downey
Claffiii Robert, laborer, dwl 1003 Battery
Clagg Oscar A., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl 25
Silver
Clahan Mary (widow), dwl 24 Minna
Claiborne James H., assistant inspector S. F. Gas Light
Co., dwl 1305 Green
Claidet Louis, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F. F.
D., dwl 1523 Mason
Clair Edward (colored), waiter stm 'Ventura
Clair James, laborer, dwl 237 Jessie, rear
Clairmont Rudolph, bookkeeper T. Lenunen Meyer, dwl
65 Thirteenth
Clancey Cecelia Miss, laundress, 333 Shipley
CLANCY BROS. (Owt/i II. and John F. Clancy), gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Si-xteenth and Second Av
Clancy J., hostler City R. R.
Clancy James, laborer, dwl NE cor Twenty-second and
]Elu-eka
Clancy John, laborer, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna and
Octavia
Clancy John, painter, dwl 602 Sixth
Clancy John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 175 Minna
Clancy John D., liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth and Folsom
Clancy John F. (Clancy Bros.), dwl SE cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Clancy Michael, carpenter Pacific Iron Works, dwl 208 First
Clancy Owen H. (Clancy Bros.), dwl SE cor SLxteenth and
Second Av
Clancy Patrick, cooper, dwl 326 Minna
Clancy Patrick, gardener, dwl 1300 Jackson
Clancy Peter, quarter master Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Clancy Philip, laborer, dwl R. R. Homestead nr San Mi-
guel Station
Clancy Richard P., laborer, dwl 605 Brannan
Clancy Susanah Mrs., cook John Parrott, 620 Folsom
Clancy Thomas, carpenter Savage & Son, dwl 521 Miss
Clancy Tliomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Tehama
Clancy Thomas B., teamster, dwl 410 Stevenson
Clancy Thomas C, expresswagon, 419 Davis, dwl 9 Perry
Clancy Thomas H., sawyer Kragen & Co., dwl 37 Minna
Clancy Thomas J., blacksmith, dwl 502 Sixth
Clancy William, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Clapham Charles, clerk 87 California Market, dwl 411 San
Clapham W. C. , surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. 'Vasco de Gama
Clapp Edward L. (Horace Gates <t Co.), dwl 752 Har-
rison
Clapp Frank W., wagonmaker Jason Clapp, dwl 36 Zoe
Clapp Fronie T. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
dwl 515 Folsom
Clapp George H., physician and druggist, 1144 Market
Clapp Henry E., clerk General Superintendent's Office
Central Pacific R. R., dwl SJ Kearny
Clapp Jason, wagonmaker, 207 Drumm, dwl 615 Folsom
Clapp L. A. K. Mrs., teacher Denman Grauuuar School,
dwl 912 Sutter
Clapp Milton B., assistant receiving teller National Gold
Bank and Trust Co., dwl 1231 Washington
Clar LawTenoe F., woodcan-er Warren & Schiller, dwl
1222 Polk
Clar John, drj- goods, 1220 Polk
Clara Anna (widow), lamidress, dwl S 3 Ash Av bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Clare James, laborer Palace Hotel
Clare John, stockbroker, dwl 823 Jackson
Clare John, tailor and dealer second-hand clothing, 105
Jackson
Clare William W., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 627 Bdny
Clarenbach Charles, salesman Pdsburj', Adair & Co., dwl
421 Stockton
Clarence Hennan, cabinetmaker H. Gr.anz, dwl 815 Har
Clarendon House, Mrs. Mar}- J. Kelsey proprietress, NE
cor Second and Folsom
Clarendon House, Elizabeth Warburton proprietress, 1421
Fourth
Claressy William, conductor Central R. R., dwl Keystone
House
Claressy William, policeman City Hall, dwl 37 Second
Clarisse Marais, cabinetmaker Alphonse Boisnet, dwl 202
Mission
Clark A., cari'enter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Clark Aaron, helper Melter and Refiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 1610 Turk
aark Abraham D., umbrellamaker John D. Barr, dwl 317
Bush
Clark Ada Mrs., dancing academy, NE cor New Mont-
gomey and Howard
Clark Adolph, clerk, dwl 272 Minna
Clark A. J., carpenter Calfoniia Mills
Clark A. L., seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Clark Alfred (George Bailey .t- Co.), dwl 533 Commercial
Clark Alice (widow), dwl 27 Natoma
Clark Alvah K., bookkeeper Thomas H. Selby k Co., res
Oakland
Clark Amos F. (colored), whitener, dwl W s Miller PI nr
Folsom
Clark Anne, chambermaid Russ House
Clark Annie L., milliner Mrs. J. A. Moore, dwl 631i Mmna
Clark A. T., bookkeeper H. O. Fiske, dwl 422 Sutter
Clark August, seamau, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Clark Benjamin, clerk Auditing Department Wells, Fargo
(ie Co., dwl 30 Stanly PI
Clark Bernard, carpenter, dwl 725 Shotwell, rear
Clark Bernard, shoemaker John Leddy, dwl 227 Second
Clark Charles, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, dwl 120 Seventh
Clark Charles, clerk Greathouse & Haggin, dwl Windsor
House
Clark Charles, drayman W. Raubinger, dwl 1922 Mason
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Clark Charles, driver, dwl 919 Powell
Clark Charles, shueumker P. Kelly, dwl 71 Xatoma
Clark Charles C, porter G. M. Josselvn & Co., dwl 38
Market
Clark Charles F., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., dwl 1G27 Sacramento
Clark Charles J., dwl 540 First
Clark Charles K., bookkeeper J. L. Barker and manager
S. F. Percussion Mat^h Co., office 40S Market, res
Oakland
aark Charles P., watchman Central Pacific R. R., dwl 215
Ritch
Clark C. L.. niininrr, office 331 Montgomery
aark D., lather Palace Hotel
Clark D.. second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Clark Daniel, seaman, dwl SW cor Battery and Vallejo
Clark Daniel J. . tanner Simon Hoffman K Co. . dwl Folsom
bet 1>venty-eighth and Twenty-ninth, Berual Heights
Clark Dean, physician, dwl i Powell
Clark Dorcas Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl S s Hayes bet Steiner and Pierce
Clark Dyer A., salesman 703 Kearny, dwl lOS Virginia
Clark E.. clerk, dwl 03(i Commercial
Clark E. A. Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 20 Ple;isant
Clark Edgar B.. carpenter, dwl 816 Jackson
Clark Edmund F. (Clark, Scott J- Co.), dwl 5 Seymour Av
Clark Edward, butcher E. & H. Moffatt, dwl cof First Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Clark Edward, carpenter, dwl 51 Nat4.)ma
Clark Edward, groceries, dwl 5 Seymour Av nr Tjier
Clark Edward, teamster A. L. Bancroft & Co.,*dwl 114
Shipley
Clark Eliza J. (widow), dwl 1627 Sacramento
Clark Ellen (widow), dwl 919 Powell
Clark E. W., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Clark F., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Clark Francis, dwl E s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and
T^ventieth
Clark Francis, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl N s
Cortland Av nr Cherubusco, Benial Heights
CTark Francis, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. China
Clark Francis, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Clark Francis M.. longshoreman, dwl 2 Lincoln PI
Clark Frank, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 28 Minna
Clark Franklin, cari>enter. dwl 835 Howard
Clark Frederick, porter, dwl 345 Fourth
Clark George, calker, dwl 51 Ritch
Clark George, driver Central R. R.. dwl 403 Sixth
Clark Geoi^'^, shipwright, dwl 64 Tehama
Clark George, street contractor, dwl N s MjTtle Av bet
Larkin and Polk
Clark George, tinsmith Elder & Dobbie, dwl Bryant bet
First and Frem.:)nt
Clark George E., housejoiner, dwl 2126 Howard
Clark George G., chief clerk Fon,vardiug Department
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1711 Hvde
Clark George R., clerk S. F. Post-otfice. dwl 222 Stev
Clark George W., carpenter, dwl 51 Second
Clark George W., importer paperhangings, window-
shades, etc., 333 Pine, dwl 720 Union
Clark Hawkins, furniture, dwl NE cor New Montgomery
and Howard
Clark H. B., dwl 424 Sansom
Clark Henrj'. stonecutter, dwl 63 Shipley
Clark Henrj- D., engineer, dwl 315 Capp
Clark Henr\- J., dwl 2416 California
Clark Henrj" J., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl S s
Alabama bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Clark Henrj' L., cabinetmaker Rragen &. Co., dwl 429
Greenwich
Clark Horace N., clerk stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Clark Horatio, bookbinder John B. McIntiTe, dwl 929J
Market
Clark Hugh R., plaster decorator Samuel Kellett, dwl 336
Shipley
Clark Hugh W.. carpenter, dwl 714 Geary
Clark Ida V. Miss, dwl S14 Howard
Clark J. A. (widow), dwl 407 Mason
Clark James, carpenter, dwl 212 Broadway
Clark James, drayman Mathew Hagemann, dwl 114 Ship
Clark James, expressman, dwl E s Chattanooga nr Twenty-
first
Clark James, laborer, dwl 203 Seventh, rear
Clark James, laborer, dwl 560 Mission
Clark James, longshoreman, dwl 220 Main
Clark James, messenger Melter and Refiner's Department
U. S. Mint, dwl 12 Everett
Clark James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Clark James H., agent, office 305 Keamv, dwl 1935 Bdwy
Clark James H., clerk Hudnlph HochkoHer, dwl 118 Silver
Clark James H.. plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl .'>10 Stev
Clark James H., proprietor Linden House, 220 Third
Clark James L., cook, dwl 635 Miima
Clark James L., special ptiliceman, dwl 555 Howard
Clark James M., entry clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 407
Stevenson
Clark J. E., physician, office and dwl 1205 Folsom
Clark J. Fessenden, salesman Van Winkle & Davenport,
dwl 615 Harrison
Clark John, dwl 614 Keamv
Clark John, clerk, dv.\ 31 Eddy
Clark John, hackman cor Market and Third
Clark John, janitor Broadway Primary* School, dwl cor
Filbert and Sansom
Clark John, longshoreman, dwl 5 Stevenson
Clark John, machinist, dwl .'55 Natoma
Clark John, mariner, dwl 307 Folsom
Clark John, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 and 751
Mission
Clark John, sawj-er California Mills, dwl 819 Howard
Clark John, tailor, dwl 1324 California
Clark John C, salesman Reane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 729
Bush
Clark John E., laborer, dwl 214 First
Clark John E., stevedore, dwl 135 Spear
Clark John G., chief teller Bank California, dwl 1106
Green
Clark John H., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwlNW
cor Twenty-fifth and Church
Clark John J., draftsman David Farquharson, dwl lis
Silver
Clark Joseph, mining, office 419 California room 17, dwl
131 Montgomery-
Clark Joseph, night policeman Alms House, Mission and
Ocean House Road
Clark Joseph, plumber A. J. Smith, dwl 61 Tehama
Clark Joseph F., clerk Van Winkle & Davenport, dwl 615
Harrison
Clark Joseph M., shoemaker, dwl 314 Lilly Av
CLARK JO.SEPH ^^„ mining secre'tarj-, office 418
Califiiniia, dwl 615 Harrison
Clark Jubal, shipcarpenter. dwl 318 Pine
Clark Judson H. {Clark dr Zefcind), dwl 505 Jonea
Clark Julia Ann (widow), dwl 187 Jessie
Clark L. A., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Clark Leonard S. , attorney at law, office 606 Montgomerj-,
dwl 1607 Mission
Clark Lorenzo B., confectioner, dwl W s San Jos6 Road
nr St. Marj-'s College
Clark M.. laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana nr
Shasta
Clark Margaret (widow), dressmaker, dwi 12 Everett
Clark M:u-ia G. Miss, private school, basement Baptist
Church. E s Powell bet Bush and Sutter, dwl 823 Mis
CLABK MAKTIX (J/rtrfut d- i/orfon). dwl 922 Vallejo
Clark Man-, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 7 Cen-
tral pi
Clark Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 426 O'Farrell
Clark Man.' Mrs., hairdresser, 62S Howard
Clark Michael, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis
Clark Michael, wood and coal, 1539 Howard
Clark M>Ton E., engineer, dwl 69 Minna
Clark N., proprietor Pacific Pottery (Sacramento), office
and depot 30 California, res Sacramento
Clark Nathan, hairdressers. W. Lipman, dwl 1310 Vallejo
Clark N. J., boxmafcer Calif omia Mills
aark Olive J. Miss, dwl Grand Hotel
Clark Osmer N., steward Pacific MailS. S. China, dwl 1202
Howard
Clark P., watchman Omnibus R. R., dwl Ritch nr Brj'ant
Clark Patrick, bricklayer, dwi 564 Mission
Clark Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 135
Shipley
Clark Patrick F., shoemaker Orrin Jones, dwl 139 Shipley
Clark Patrick J., porter Murphv, Grant & Co., dwl 506
Market
Clark Peter, laborer, dwi 44 Clementina
Clark Pomeroy B., commission merchant, 60G Batterj',
and bookkeeper with James De la Montanva, res San
Rafael
Clark R. C, salesman C. Mayer, dwl Nucleus House
Clark R. Frank, entry and adjusting clerk Custom House,
dwl Pine bet Buchanan and Webster
Clark Richard A.(colored), porter Charles A.Anderson, dwl
1122 Pacific
Clark Robert, actor, dwl 533 Sacramento
Clark Robert, boilermaker, dwl 555 Mission
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED ty D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant, •/
Clark Robert, master mariner, dwl 1109 Stockton
Clark Robert, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Clark Rodney, cari")enter, dwl '2 Eliza
Clark Samuel, milker with Healey & Meg:illig:an, dwl Old
San Josii Road nr Industrial School
Clark Samuel P. B., milkman, 408 Tehama
Clark, Scott & Co. (Edmiuid F. Clark and Abel F.Scott),
ship grocers, 718 Front
Clark Se.^nnour B., office 425 Cal, dwl 411 Leavenworth
Clark S. H., with New Wilson Machine, dwl 720 Cal
Clark Smyth, dwl 700 Califuniia
Clark S. R., dwl 424 Sansoni
Clark Stephen, porter International Hotel
Clark Stejjhen J., weigher Custom House, dwl N s Dor-
land nr Church
Clark Terrence. laborer, dwl 2.51 Minna
Clark T. G., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana, dwl 272
Bran nan
Clark Thomas, blacksmith Risdon I. & L. Works, dwl 714
Natoma
Clark Thomas, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 15 Val-
lejo
Clark Thomas, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Clark Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Clark Thomas, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Clark Thomas, measenger Recruiting Ofl5ce U. S. A., 105
Stockton
Clark Thomas, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 563
Minna
Clark Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Clark Thtimas, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Clark Thomas, special pi^liceman, dwl 446 Erannan
Clark Thomas, stonecutter, dwl BE cor Baker and Cal
Clark Thomas, teamster, dwl 234 Oak
Clark Thdmas, with Mechanics' Planing Mills, dwl S30 How
Clark Thomas B., stamp clerk V. S. Sub-Treasury, res
Oakland
Clark Thomas C, bricklayer, dwl 151 Tehama
Clark Thomas J., blacksmith, dwl 714 Natoma
Clark Titus, carpenter, dM'l 816 Jackson
Cliu-k Treat P., collector John R. Wilde, dwl 429 Green-
wich
Clark W., dwl 517 Bush
Clark W., drj' goods, dwl 533 Sacramento
Clark W., longshoreman, dwl Whixt Cheer House
Clark Walter, blacksmith, dwl 242 Perry
Clark W. D. (»'. D. Clark d- Co.). res Oakland
Clark W. D. & Co. {A. C. Sprbvjcv), locksmiths and brass-
founders, 20 Fremont
Clark W. E., conductor Market St. R. R.
Clark William {Rickoff ct- Clark), dwl NW cor Sixteenth
and Howard
Clark William, engineer Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
1215 Pacific
Clark William, farmer, dwl 239 Minna
Clark William, laborer, 27 Downey, rear
Clark William, machinist David Stwldart, dwl 337 Sac
Clark William, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 506
Linden Av
Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital, dwl 71
Tehama
Clark William, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
i^'lark William, seaman, dwl 229 First
Clark William, shoemaker, dwl NW cor Market and Va-
lencia
Clark William E., cashier Percy Beamish, dwl S s O'Far-
rell bet Hyde and Larkin
Clark William" H., attorney at law, office 808 Montgom-
en', dwl 808 Montgomery
Clark William J., carpenter Stephen S. Culverwell, dwl
528 Twentieth
Clark William M., liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Clem
Clark William P., carpenter Electrical Con. & M. Co., dwl
2031 Harrison
Clark Zerah P. {Farnsworth d- C), dwl 1014 Bush
Chu-k & Zekind (Judtiun H. Clark and S. Zekind), pro-
prietors Boston Cracker Bakery, 34 Geary
Clark's Building, 316 Pine
Clarke A. C, patternmaker Dunn & Kewin, dwl 537 Sac
Clarke Alfred, clerk Chief of Police, dwl 1423 Howard
Clarke Allen B., carriagemaker Plath & Ketzmuller, dwl
1616 Turk
Clarke Charles, tanner Francis McAleer, dwl 2013 Fol
Clarke Charles C. T., furniture manufacturer, dwl 725^
Broadway
Clarke C. James, capitalist, dwl 90S Jackson
Clarke Edward H., bookkeeper Owens & Moore, dwl 821
Tyler
Clarke Edwin A., messenger London & S. F. Bank, res
Oakland
Clarke Ellen (widow), furnished rooms, 90S Jackson
Clarke F. C, deputy collector U. S. internal revenue, dwl
Arlington House
Clarke Frank, clerk W. E. Mayhew, dwl 144 Fourth
Clarke Frank H., with S. M. Barton, 238 Montgomery
Clarke Fred S., clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., 313 Bxish
Clarke Frederick W., surveyor, dwl 915 Bush
Clarke George, liquor saloon, 108 Pacific
Clarke Geori:e H., bookkeeper, dwl Windsor House
Clarke Henrj' v., bookkeeper Stuart & Elder, dwl 215
Kearny
Clarke Henrj' W., waiter 250 Fourth
Clarke H. K. W., attorney at law, office 330 Pine room
15, dwl 915 Bush
Clarke Institute, Misses Ellen H. Weeden and Minnie F.
Austin associate imncipals. SE cor O'Farrell and Mason
Clarke James, engineer, dwl 320 I\'j' Av
Clarke James, expressman, SE cor Mission and Sixth, dwl
Noonan Av nr Eighth
Clarke James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Sierra bet
Georgia and Michigan
Clarke James H., druggist, dwl 7 Central PI
Clarke J. C, dwl 403 Stevenson
Clarke Jeremiah, dwl Grand Hotel
Clarke J. L., plasterer Palace Hotel
Clarke John, housesmith Thomas McKibbin, dwl 424 San
Clarke John, turner, dwl 908 Geary
Clarke John G., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 246
Taylor
Clarke John J. C, clerk Hawley, Bo wen & Co., dwl 613
Mission
Clarke J. T., plasterer Palace Hotel
Clarke Lena Mrs., furnished rooms, 226 Sutter
Clarke MurtyC, porter Greenwich Dock U.S. Bonded
Warehouse, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont and Sansom
Clarke Patrick, laborer, dwl 114 Shipley
Clarke E., boilennaker Francis I. Curry
Clarke Robert, shipcalker, dwl 464 Minna
CL.LKKE SAMUEL .1. Jr., re£;ister bankruptcy,
Chambers 24 and 25 U. S. Court Bldg, dwl Lick House
Clarke Solomon (.colored), expressman, SW cor Fourth and
Market, dwl cor Broadway and Kearny
Clarke Thomas A., carpenter CaliforniaMills.dwl830 How
Clarke W. H. T., silverplater and electrotj-jier, 187 Jessie
Clarke William, laborer Steiger & Kerr, dwl 25 Downey
Clarke's Point Warehouse, NW cor Frunt and Broadway
darken Richard M., reporter Alta California, dwl 835 Miss
Clarkson Benjamin, master mariner, dwl W s Potrero Av
nr El Dorado
Clarkson Henry C, miner, dwl 335 Tehama
Clarkson Milton, entry clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 335
Tehama
Clarkson Prentice M., collector North Point Wharf, dwl
549 Minna
Clarkson William O., collector and accoimtant, dwl Potre-
ro Av bet Alameda and El Dorado
Clary Amassa, driver D. E. Root & Co., dwi 607i Mission
Clary Andrew, laborer Hinckley &- Co., dwl SW cor Spear
and Mission
Clary Charles, salesman Frederick G. E. Tittel, dwl Hu-
ettman's Hotel
Clary Edward, ironmolder, dwl 67 Shipley
Clary James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Clary John, laborer, dwl 218 Tehama
Clary John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl S s Eighteenth
Av nr R, South S. F.
Clary John, plumber, dwi 254 Jessie
Clary Michael, clerk, dwl 407 Fourth
Clary Patrick, engineer, dwl 47 Louisa
Clar>' Peter, laborer, dwl 865 Folsom
Clary Philip, machinist, dwl 439 Bush
Clary Richard, horsetrainer, dwl Homestead Track
Clary William C, capitalist, dwl 212 Shotwell
ClarV William J., teamster U. S. Drajanan, dwi 631^ Minna
Clasby Charles, messenger California Theater, dwl 36
Geary
Clases John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Perry and
Fourth
Clashin J., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Clason Adelbert B., bookkeeper, dwl 726 Laguna
Classen Bernard, dwl 512 Taylor
Classen Frederick, seaman, dwl 30 Washington
Classen Hem-y, bricklayer, dwl 415 Francisco
Classen Henry, under sheriff County S. F., office 8 City
Hall first floor, dwl 709 Shotv/ell
Classen J. Milton, real estate, dwl E 3 Van Ness Av bet
Washington and Clay
Set your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Classen John C, contractor and builder, 516 Kearny, dwl
'232 Francisco
Classen Lena (widow), dwl 415 Francisco
Clatanovich Andreas, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Claude Amiand, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 613
Fourth
Claude Havilla, seaman dwl 504 Davis
Claudianos C. M. {Claudta7ws ct Co.), dwl 305 Davis
Claudianos & Co. (C M. Claudianos and J. Lycurgus),
poultrj', 56 and 57 Grand Central Market
Claudini> Joseph, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Clauff Moses, bootmaker Thomas Murphy, dwl What
Cheer House
ClauLrhan Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Noe nr
Twenty-sixth
Claus Ackemian, watchman National Flour Mills
Claus August {Philadelphia Calf Kid Manufacturiivg
Co.), dwl E s York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Claus James, contractor, dwl 220 O'Farrell, rear
Claus John, tailor, 631 Pacific
aaus Joseph, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 446
Natonia
Clausen August, Shipwrig^hts' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Clausen Francis, manufacturing jeweler and diamond set-
ter, 410 Kearny, dwl 13 Second Av
Clausen Henry, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Clausen John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Clausen Nicholas, baker, dwl 804 Greenmch
Clausen Otto, distributor San Francisco Laundry, NWcor
Turk and Fillmore
Clausen Peter, groceries and liquors, SE cor Natoma and
Russ
Clausmann Herman, maltst-er, dwl 725 Lombard
Clausmann Louis, drajTuan Pascal, Dubedat & Co.
Clauss Marius, laundrjTnan, dwl 73 Sullivan's Building
Claussen Claus, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Claussen Henry, barkeeper, dwl 22S Bush
Claussen Henn* H., veterinaiy surgeon, 213 Pine, dwl 116
O'Farrell
Claussen John, cigars and tobacco, 104 Dupont, dwl 422
Leavenworth
Claussen Martin, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Claussen Peter, tanner F. M. Wilkinson, dwl 1309 Stock
Claussenius Ernest, billiard tablemaker August Jungblut
& Co.. dwl 731 California
CLArS-SEN'IliS CiEOR<;E, passage, exchange, and
postal-money orders {a/id Henry Winkle <t Co.),
office 521 Sacramento, dwl 731 California
Claussenius Herman, bookkeeper George Claussenius,
dwl 731 California
Claveau Antonio, artist, dwl 105 Prospect PI
Claveau Frederick, painter, dwl 105 Prospect PI
Claveloux Antoine, barber, dwl 2 Washoe PI
Clavene Jean, cook P. B. Berges & Co., dwl California
Hotel
Claverie Joseph, cook P. B. Berges & Co., 769 Market
Clavene Pierre, cook P. B. Berges & Co., 769 Market
Cla%in John, butcher William Merkelbach
Ola™! R., seaman Electrical Construction and Mainten-
ance Co., dwl 1003 Batterj-
Clavis Charles, painter, dwl California Hotel
Clawson Albert, seaman schooner Sarah, Beale St. Wharf
CI-AWSO.N JOSErU M'„ druggist and apothecary,
512 Kearny
Claj' Fire Insurance Co. (Kentucky), Hutchinson, Mann
& Smith agents, 314 California
Clay Frederick, capitalist, office NE cor Post and Kearny,
{and Harris. Dell & Co.), dwl 1009 Sutter
CTav George P., dwl 1624 Powell
Clav Jabez P., dwl 1216 Washington
Clay M. J. Mrs., oculist, dwl 1624 Powell
Clay Street Hill Railroad Co., office SW cor Clay and
Leavenworth
Clay Street Market, 514-518 Clay
Clav William, machinist, dwl 64 Natoma
Clayburgh Albert, butcher S. F. Market, dwl 716 McAl-
lister
Clavburgh Moses (Clayhurgh & Brandenstein), dwl 27
Sixth
Clayburgh Simon (L. Poly <S; Co.), dwl 27 Sixth
Clayburgh & Brandenstein (Moses Claybunjh aiid Her-
man Biandemstein), livery stable, 112 Post
Clayes Charles W., Uquidating clerk Custom House, dwl
205 Taylor
Clayes Heiirj- M., compositor Alta California, dwl 21 Pow-
ell
Claj-ton Charles {Charles Clayton *fc ICo.), dwl Grand
Hotel
CLAYTOX f'HARLES A CO. {Joseph W. Jordan),
grain and floiu* commission merchants, and agents
Santa Clara Flour Mills, NE cor Front and Clay
Claj^on Firman, engineer stm Sonoma, dwl 326 O'Farrell
Claj-ton H. J., oyster saloon, 8 Mason, dwl 19 Powell
Cla\-ton J., assistant engineer stm William Taber, Market
' St. WTiarf
CIaj"ton John H., gasfitter Bush & Milne
Claj'ton Michael, fuundrjTnan, dwl 32 Natoma, rear
Clearc William, plumber Bush & Milne
Cleary Edward, laborer, dwl IS Rausch
Cleary Edward, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 263 Clara
Cleary F., blacksmith Francis I. Curr}', dwl 15 Natoma
Cleary Frank D., mining secretary, office Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl E s Howard nr Twenty-fifth
Cleary John, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Clear}'' John, mason Palace Hotel
Clean' Joseph, carpenter, dwl 560 Howard
Cleary Michael, clerk McGillan & Co., dwl 407 Fourth
Cleary' Michael, cooper Carl Brothers, dwl 13 Clinton
Clearv Morris, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
Fourteenth Av, South S. F.
Cleary M. S., Mrs., teacher Tehama Primary School
Cleary Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 510 Mission
Clear\' Patrick, coalpasser stm William Taber, Market St.
Wharf
Clean,' Patrick, engineer, dwl 47 Louisa
Clear>' Patrick, salesman Weil, Cahn &, Co., dwl cor How-
ard and Twenty-fifth
Clears' Peter, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Clearv Robert, collector, office 236 Montgomery, dwl 41
Stanly PI
Clearj- ITiomas, blacksmith, dwl 15 Natoma
Clean" Thomas, janitor Odd Fellows' Library, dwl 41
Stanly PI
Ctearj" Tliomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Clearj' Thomas J., watchman U. S. Mint, dwl NE cor Ful-
ton and Octavia
Clearj- Thomas P., plasterer, dwl 16^ Rausch
Cleaveland Charles J., physician, dwl S50 Market
Cleaveland Henry W., architect, 507 Montgomery room
20, dwl Occidental Hotel
Cleaveland Reuben, hostler 921 Sutter
Cleaveland. See Cleveland
Cleaver P., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cleaves Frank, actor Maguire's New Theater
Cleaves Robert, clerk Pope &, Talbot, dwl 343 Brannan
Glees Peter, billiard-table manufacturer, 811 Montgomery
Clegg Thomas, eommissionbroker, dwl 37 Stanford
Clegg Thomas D., second officer Pacffic Mail S. S. Vasco
de Gama
Cleman Felicite Madame, French laundry, 870 Folsom
Clemens Charles, machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 1 Sulli-
van Alley
Clemens Eschmann, apothecary C. Roethe, dwl 461 Bry-
ant
Clemens George, master mariner, office 305 East
Clemens P. Miss, laundress Victor Quentin, dwi Seventh
nr Townsend
Clemens Samuel, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Clemensen Carl, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 30J^
Freelon
Clement Alfred, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Clement Caroline N. Mrs., dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl 813
Mission
Clement Charles, cabinetmaker H. J. M. Troutt, dwl 813
Mission
Gement E. B. (Joseph & E. B. Clement), res Oakland
Clement Edward, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg, dwl
1809 Powell
Clement Henry, teamster Elliott & Bro., dwl Park Hotel
Clement John, broker, dwl 700 Broadway
Clement John, conamission merchant and agent Hapgood
& Co.'s Canned Goods, 124 California, dwl NW cor
Stockton and Broadway
Clement John, tailor J. Gutman & Co., dwl 1112 Powell
Clement Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 245 Minna
Clement Joseph (Joseph tfc H. B. Clement), and schoi^l
director, dwl .526 Green
CLEMENT JOSEPH A E. B., examiners titles, office
710 Washington
Clement Le^xis M., assistant engineer and. superintendent
track Central Pacific R. R., NE cor Foxirth and Towns-
end room 43, res Oakland
Clement L. G., assistant cutter Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, res Melrose, Alameda Co.
Clement Lyman H., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., dwl 407 Mason
Clement Man- (widow), dwl 21 Stockton PI
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
D, W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
Clement Michel, cigarmaker, dwl 634 Vallejo
Clement Peter, jeweler, dwl 1809 Powell
Clement Peter, upholsterer California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 1610 California
CLEMENT ROSWELL P., attorney at law. office 606
Montgomery, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Clement Riifus H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, dwl
1117 Sacramento
Clementon John, dwl 110 Sutter
Clements Benjamin, miner, dwl 17 Tehama
Clements Gilbert, commission merchant, 318 Front, res
Oakland
Clements James B., carpenter, dwl 1621 Hyde
Clements Janaro S., engineer, dwl 13 WTiite
Clements John, captain schr B. F. Lee, dwl 321J Union
Clements John F., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl
1701 Leavenworth
Clements John H. B., carpenter, dwl 1621 Hyde
Clements Thomas, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Clements William, captain bark Rival, office 44 Market
Clemmensen C. J., cabinetmaker, dwl 30i Freelon
Clemones S. G. (widow), teacher music, dwl 37 Second
Clench William C., carpenter California Mills, dwl 716
Broadway
Clendelen E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 850 Market
Clerc L.. mason, dwl 734 Montgomery
Clerc Mary Mrs., lamidress Mme. Elodie Cotte, dwl 417
Sutter
Clerc P., machinist, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Clerc Peter, bookkeeper Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 711 Hyde
Clerc Raoul, graindealer, dwl 228 Post
I'LEBCK HOARD OF SUPERVISORS, office 4 City
Hall second floor
Clerk Mary (widow), dwl 2200 Powell
Clerks' Relief Society, office 410 Kearny
Clermont Baptist, carpenter, dwl 721 Pacific
Cleveland Annie M. Mrs., dwl 616 Sacramento
Cleveland C. D., physician and surgeon, office 224 Kearny,
dwl 431 Geary
Cleveland E., stockbroker, dwl 113 Ellis
Cleveland E. A. Miss, Principal Rhicon School, dwl 228
Capp
Cleveland Harriet B. (widow), dwl SE cor Broeidway and
Leavenworth
Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clevies John O., grocer, Clay, dwl 1708 Dupont
Clico George, fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Cliff House, Junius G. Foster proprietor, terminus Point
Lobos Av 6^ miles from City Hall
Clifford , maehinehand S. F. Manuf. Co.
Clifford Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second, dwl 154 Perry
Clifford Daniel L., blacksmith Zina H. Cunningham, dwl
658 Howard
Clifford David, house and signpainter Wagener & Co.,
dwl 111 Shipley
Clifford Frank, laborer Simmons, Daley & Maxson, dwl
1309 Stockton
Clifford Frederick, laborer, dwl 319 Green
Clifford George, merchandise broker, office 402 Front, dwl
Gil Valencia
Clifford George F., correspondent, dwl Nucleus House
Clifford Hersey A., driver Clifford & Talbot, dwl San Bru-
no Road nr Universitv Mound College
Clifford Hiram (CUford d' Talbot), dwl San Bruno Road
nr University Mound College
Clifford James, with William B. Thomas, dwl 21 Pacific
Clifford James B., clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 21 Hawthorne
Clifford James D., auctioneer, dwl lo9 Fourth
Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1051 Howard
Clifford Jeremiah, quarryman Joseph Emery, dwl 12
Cleaveland
Clifford Jeremiah J., laborer Construction Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 12 Cleaveland
Clifford Johanna (mdow), dwl 33 Ritch
Clifford Johanna Miss, seamstress, dwl 710 Folsora
Clifford John, clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., dwl 634J Na-
toma
Clifford John, laborer, dwl 103 Freelon
Clifford John, laborer, dwl 220 Fifth
Clifford Josephine, dwl Russ House
Clifford Nellie Miss, carpetsewer Schlueter & Volberg,
dwl 361 Jessie
Clifford Patrick, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay
and Jones
Clifford Robert, market, 240 Fourth, dwl 301 Clementina
Clifford Thomas, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co,.
dwl 718 Natoma
Clifford Thomas, carpenter Palace Hotel
Clifford Thomas, porter E. C. Kennedy, dwl 279 Clara
Clifford Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Clifford Thomas C, drayman Horace DaWs &; Co., dwl 332
Hayes
Clifford & Talbot (Hiram Clifford and Alpheus Talbot),
milkman W 6 San Bruno Road, dwl nr University
Mound Cellege
Clift N.. locksmith Jackson Iron Foundry', dwl 420 Jack
Clifton Frank R., circus performer, dwl Intemarional Ho-
tel
Clifton Henry (colored), cook, dwl 18 Stone
Clinch Bryan J., architect, office 432 Montgomery, dwl
405 Lombard
Clinch Cliarles G., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., rea
Oakland
Clinch George, master mariner, dwl 15 Second
Clinch Thomas, teamster, dwl 27 Clementina
Clincy John, laborer, dwl Mission nr Woodward's Gardens
Clindinin A. G., helper Francis J. Gracier, dwl BemaJ
Heights
Cline Eva (widow), dwl 707 Greenwich
CLIKE HES^'RY, groceries and liquors, 5 Mission, dwl
320 Beale
Cline Henry A., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl 1041
Howard
Cline John F., drayman Parker, Wattson & Co., dwl 1414
Washington
Cline M. J. Mrs., teacher Denmau Grammar School, dwl
2606 Sacramento
Cline Philip, butcher Dean & Co., dwl Twelfth Av bet O
and P, South S. F.
Cline Peter, expresswagon, SW cor Front and Sacramento,
dwl 1508 Hyde
Cline Samuel, tailor, 827 Pacific
Cline William, carrier Monitor, dwl 2606 Sacramento
Cline William, printer Bonnard & Daly, dwl 1414 Wash
Cline William J., tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1508
Hyde
Cline. See Klein and Kline
Clint Cliarles, liquor saloon, 13 Steuart
Clint Charles, rigger and stevedore, dwl Greenwich bet
Sansom and Montgomery
Clint Martin, mariner, dwl 56 First
Clinton Charles A. . druggist, NW cor Railroad and Twelfth
avs, South S. F.
Clinton Ella J. Miss, teacher music, dwl 407 Leavenworth
Clinton Georg:e A., driver Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
412 Bush
Clinton H. M., bookseller, stationer, and news agent, 41i
Third
Clinton James, laborer, dwl 417 Natoma, rear
Clinton James, special policeman, dwl 11 Selina PI
Clinton James J., special policeman, dwl 1014 Stockton
Clinton John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Clinton Patrick, mariner, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Alabama
and Columbia
Clinton Vesdion Miss (colored), laundress, dwl 1503 Pow
Clinton William, waiter Lick House
Clinton William H., baker, 422 Sixth
Cliquet George E., boxmaker Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl
29 Minna
Clisbee A. S., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Clisby Seth, bookkeeper Eureka Warehouse, res Oakland
Clishen Eugene, laborer, dwl 22 Zoe, rear
Clishen John, laborer, dwl 22 Zoe, rear
Cliver George S., driver Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D., dwl
1219 Stockton
Clodi Louis, foreman California Demokrat, dwl 530 Bush
Cloepperd Adolph, shoemaker, dwl 108 William
Cloonan William, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl
cor Ninth and Brannan
Cloone William, bootmaker, dwl 530 Mission
Clooney J. F., carpenter, dwl 212 Broadway
Clooney John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 1018 Clay
Clooney Lizzie Miss, seamstress, dwl 1018 Clay
Close Frank, shoemaker, dwl 17 Stockton Pi
Close John, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Close Thompson W., dwl N 8 Ivy Av bet Buchanan and
Webster
Close William (Close & WiVkiTis), dwl 822 Mission
Close William, physician, office and dwl 822 Mission
Close & Wilkins (William Clme and B. P. Wilkiixs),
gents' furnishing goods, 802 Market
Clot J. Baptiste, machinist Tait »k Hainque, dwl 365 Na-
toma
Cloud Henry C. , gasfitter and plumber Bush & Milne,
dwl 335 Tehama
aoud William S., clerk Palace Hotel, dwl 335 Tehama
MOEG-AIT Sn CO/S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, Established 1862.
Cloudman H. A., plasterer Palace Hotel
Cloudy Julius, cook Peters & Hartmann, dwl 45 Sac
Clough Alton H., clerk Ho.n, Sears & McKee. res Oakland
Clough Charles L., bookkeeper Freeman, Smith & Co.,
dwl 35i Perry
Clough Elijah, printer Joseph Winterbum & Co., dwl 1716
Sutter
Clough Georg-e H., stoves and tinware, W s Folsom bet
tXventy-first and TT;\-enty-second
Clough Janies, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 430
Valencia
Cl.,ug-h John F.. lumberman, dwl 8 Langton
Cltiugh John W.. horseshoer. 17 Stevenson, dwl 720 Fol
Cloug-h Samuel F., salesman Tucker Jewelry Manuf. Co.,
dwl 430 Valencia
Clough William W. (IT. TT. aough d- Co.), dwl 323 Rear
Clough W. W. & Co. dain,- produce, 70 California Market
CL.iugher Thomas F., laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
Clnur>' John, plasterer Palace Hotel
(.1,,uty , printer, dwl 530 Bush
Clnver Richardson, lieutenant U. S. Coast Survey stm
Hassler, office 214 Stockt<)n
i'lowd William laborer Palace Hotel
Cl_>yes Charles E., accountant Custom House, dwl 1114
Clay
(_ lucas James, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Sierra
I'luflf James S. salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 220 Third
< luff Richard, clerk Cluff & De Witt, dwl 220 Third
(_luff W. B. &Co. (Cornelius H. Graham), groceries, 19
Sixth
Cluff William, clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., dwl 136 Seventh
Cluff William B. (Cluff J; De Witt and W. B. ClnffJ: CoX
dwl 143 Tehama
Cluff & De Witt (Wimam B. Cluff and Mortimer De
Witt), groceries, 223 Third
Cluff. See Clough
Cluin Anna (widow), dwl 218 Perry
Cluin Edward F., bookkeeper Moran & McBride, dwl 213
Perrj*
Cluin Thomas J., butcher Hayden & O'Brien, dwl 218
Perry
Cluney Dennis, laborer, dwl 553J Natoma
Clunin Patrick, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 425 Ship
Clute A. E. (widow), ladies' undenvear, 801^ Bush
Cly Christian, carpenter, 121 Fourth, rear
Cly James, gasfitter William R. Allen
Clyde James, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central Pacific
R. R. , dwl 736 Clementina
Clyde Robert S., attorney at law, office 625 Merchant, dwl
213 Austin
Clyen M. R., printer, dwl 240 Clara
China James, shipcarpenter, dwl 134 Francisco
Clyne Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Clynes John, foreman Francis McAleer, dwl York bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Goad Alfred, engineer A. Muir & Co., dwl Taylor bet Post
and Geary
Coad Henry, actor California Theater, dwl 710 Geary
Coade Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 29 Rausch
Coakley , boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Coakley Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Michigan
Coakley Cornelius, plasterer, dwl 618 SLxth
Coakley Frank P., tailor, dwl 118 ProsiJect PI
Coakley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, NE cor Townsend and
Liberty
Coakley John, laborer, dwl Frederick bet First and Sec
Coakley Patrick H., shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co..
dwl 624 Third
Coan Josiah W., foreman The Guardian, dwl 234 Stev
Coan. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, and Kohu
Coarl B., miner, dwl 516 Pacfic
Coast Line Sta::e Co., John S. Gray agent, office 214 Mont
COAST REVIEW (monthly insurance, finance, etc.),
John G. Edwards publisher, office 113 Leidesdorff
COAST SURVEY U. S., office 214 Stockton
Coates Caleb, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter, dwl 1508 Pine
Coatee Charles T., painter, John Cooney, dwl 360 Jessie
Coates George K. clerk Bullock & Jones, dwl 1434 Mission
Coat«s H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Coat«s James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Co, dwl 29 De
Boom
Coates Thomas, joumahst, dwl 656 Folsom
Cobb David (Edouart tf- C), dwl 807 Bush
Cobb George, laborer William Hall, dwl Visitacion Val-
ley Road bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
Cobb George D., attorney at law, office 25 Court Block
636 Clay, res Alameda
Cobb H. Miss, Hayes Valley Grammar School, dwl 127
Kearny
Cobb Henry A. (Maurice Dore & Co.), office 326 Pine, dwl
1413 Powell
Cobb Henr>' A. Jr., clerk stm Saucelito, Davis St. WTiari
Cobb J. W, expressman, dwl E s Capp nr Twenty-flfth
CORB MOSES G.. attorney at law, office 25 Com-t
Block 636 Clay, res Alameda
Cobb W. Horace, "clerk H. G. Langley, dwl 128 Second
Cobb William B., captain Pacific Mail S. S. China
Cobbledick James (Meeker, James d: Co.), res East Oak-
land
Cobbrook A. A., musician, dwl 533 Sacramento
Cobbs William, expressman, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-fifth
and Tn-entv-sixth
Cobert F., lather Palace Hotel
Cobine John, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Coblay James, bo'Vrmakers' helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
WTiarf
Cobleigh John L., milkman, 1714 Clav, dwl 17 South Park
Coblentz Gustav (of Cohlentz & Brother, Sutter Creek,
Cal.), office 319 Sacramento, dwl 110 Jones
Cobliner Aaron (C'-Niner Bros.), res New Yoik
COBLIXER BROTHERS (Meyer, Aaroji. and Saul),
importers niiUinerj' and fancy dry goods, etc., 543
Market
Cobliner Isaac, clerk Cobliner Brothers, dwl 603 Pine
Cobliner Meyer (Cobliner Bros.), res Germany
Cobliner Saul (Cohlimr Bros.), dwl 603 Pine '
Cobo Jos^ S. (Cobo, Tgual S: Co.), dwl 24 South Park
Cobo, Ygual & Co. (Josi^ S. Cobo, Arsenio V. de Tqual,
Cayetano Alvarez, and Josii A. Garcia), manufactur-
ers cigars and importers Havana leaf tobacco and ci-
gars, 419 Sacramento
Cobum Loren, fanner, dwl 2660 Folsom
Cobiu-n Richard, dwl 614 Kearny
Cochell John T., compositor G. W. Henning, dwl 759
Market
Cochell Mattie E. Miss, compositor G. W. Henning, dwl
618 Fourth
COCHITIIATE BrFLDIXC, 213 and 215 Sansom
Cochran , broker, dwl 127 Kearny
Cochran Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 251 Perry
Cochran James, with John D. Collins & Co.
Cochran James H., policeman City Hall, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Cochran John, contractor and builder, dwl 712 Geary
Cochran Joseph, gilder Snow & May, dwl 1309 Kearny
Cochran Joseph P., salesman George O. McMullin &'Co.,
dwl MorttTin House
Cochran Michael, porter, dwl 549 Bryant
Cochran Simon, dwl 139 Shipley
Cochran Thomas S., dwl G21 Bush
Cochran William, drajTuan Alonzo P. Hasty, dwl 112
Perry
Cochrane Alexander, toydealer, dwl 1122 Pacific
Cochrane Edwin O., dentist J. W. Wmter, dwl 734J How-
ard
Cochrane John, agent, dwl Morton House ■
Cochrane John, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins
Cochrane John, porter George C. Johnson & Co., dwl S s
Clay bet Fillmore and Webster
Cochrane Maria (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1306 Pacific
Cochrane Robert, carpenter, dwl 1309 Kearny
Cochrane Robert N., deputy hcense collector, dwl 813
Howard
Cockbum Robert, porter American Clock Co., dwl 839
Broadway
Cockene William, bricklayer, dwl 217 Mason
Cockly Timothy, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cockrill George, special policeman, dwl Dunbar Alley nr
Merchant
Cockrill Robert L., porter T. G. Cockrill & Co., dwl 7
Stockton
COCKRILL THEODORE G., chief of police, office
9 and 11 City Hall first floor (a7id T. G. Cockrill d-
Co.). dwl 7 Stockton
COCKRILL T. G. A CO. (H. E. Brooks and James
L. Homer), importers and wholesale wines and liq-
uors, 521 Front
Cocks Barzilla, shipcarpenter, dwl 46 Tehama
Cocks J. P. (Cocks ii- Aitkeiis), dwl 352 Brannan
Cocks & Aitkens (J. P. Cocks and A. Ernest Aitkens),
shipping masters, 18 Oregon U. S. Court Building
Cocks. See Cox
Cocurullo Raffaele, liquor saloon, 10 Washington
Codd John, laborer, dwl 112 Fell
Coddington James, clerk First National Gold Bank, dwl
Morton House
?ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. T.
San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Code, Elfelt & Co. {Philip D. Code and Joseph El/elt),
manufacturers jellies, jams, preserves, pickles, etc.,
821 Front, office 314 Washington
Code Emma S. Mrs., teacher Shatwell St. Primary School,
dwl cor Twentv-second and Alabama
Code John, hackdriver, dwl 231 Fifth
Code John, laborer Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 1036 Folsom
Code Philip D. (Code, Elfelt i- Co.), dwl 1036 Folsom
Codey James, laborer New City Hall
Codey John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Codey Matthew, melter Hinckley & Co. , dwl 16 Anthony
Codey William, expressman, dwl 617 Stevenson
Codges George H., millwright Horace Davis & Co., res
Oakland
Codington Charles P. , bookkeeper Pacific Glue Manul.Co.,
dwl 33 Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Codington William H. , president Pacific Glue Manuf . Co.,
office 406 Market, dwl 230 Tyler
Codote J. L., miller F. D. Conro & Son, 717 Battery
Cody Edward, picturedealer, dwl 305 Minna
Cody James, carriagemaker, dwl 21 Clara
Cody James, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
'T\venty-foxui.h bet Alabama and Columbia
Cody James, hackdriver, dwl 824 Washington
Cody James, teamster, dwl Valley nr Jan 3os6 Av
Cody John, retortman S. P. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Louis-
iana and Sierra
Cody John, hostler, dwl 333 Bush
Cody John, hostler, dwl 442 Jessie
Cody John, hostler City Stables, dwl 204 Jessie
Cody John, laborer, dwl 116 Clinton
Cody John, tanner, dwl Clinton bet Sixth and Seventh
Cody Mathew, foundrjTnan. dwl 16 Anthony
Cody William, teamster Edward S. Spear & Co., dwl 648
Stevenson
Cody. See Coady
Coe Edward H., jailer Branch Jail, dwl 10 Calhoun
Coe Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), office 631
California room 3
Coe Harvard, dwl 217 Geary
Coe Henry, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Coe Johnl laborer Fort Point
Coe John T. , collector, office 523 Kearny, res Oakland
Coe Lawrence W., rock drills and air compressors, 308
Sansora
Coe Sophronia Q. (widow), teacher Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co. , dwl 13 Stockton
Coebut Edmund, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwl
cor Clark and Davis
Coelho Frank, boilermaker, dwl S 8 Sacramento bet De-
visadero and Broderick
Coelho Joaquin, salesman John Smith, 18 Clay, dwl S 8
Greenwich bet Kearny and Dnpont
Coen Frank, liquor saloon, 921 Kearny, dwl Vallejo PI
Coen Patrick, drover William Coen, dwl Fourth Av bet M
and N, South S. F.
Coen William, hogranch, Fotuth Av bet M and N, South
S. F.
Coen. See Coan, Cohen, Cohn, Kohen, and Kohn
Coens George, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228 Kearny
Coey David N. (Bronson J: C), dwl 614 Capp
COEY JAMES, postmaster S. F. Post-office, NW cor
Washington and Battery, dwl Windsor House
CoSee Andrew J., sergeant guard Golden Gate Park, dwl
1711 Mason
Coffee Charles, laborer, dwl 60 First
Coffee D., dwl 800 Shotwell
Coffee Frank L., merchandisebroker, 930 California, dwl
1711 Mason
Coffee James, plasterer, dwl 552 Mission
Coffee John, bookkeeper, dwl 107 William
Coffee John, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1711
Mason
Coffee John B., porter Sheriff's Office, dwl cor California
ank Webster
Coffee Michael, cooper, dwl 668 Mission
Coffee Susie H., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 1711 Mason
Coffee Thomas, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Coffee William H., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 1230
Mission
Coffee. See Coffey.
Cofferi Antonio, gardener, dwl nr San Bruno Road opp
Bay View
Coffey B., dwl 537 Sacramento
Coffey Catharine (widow), dwl 510 Stevenson
Coffey Celia (widow), dwl 28 Louisa
Coffey Daniel, policeman City Hall, dwl SW cor Twenty-
second and Shotwell
Coffey Dennis, laborer, dwl 606 Natoma
Coffey Eliza Miss, dressmaker, dwl 908 Folsom
Coffey Esther (widow), dwl 515 Greenwich
Coffey Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 517
Howard
Coffey George W., clerk Bank California, dwl 517 O'Farrell
Coffey James, hostler Garrett Pickett, dwl 79 Clem, rear
Coffey James B., porter City Hall, dwl 2009 Webster
Coffey James Vincent, attorney at law, office 729 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1105 Powell
Coffey James W. T., blacksmith Vale & Ellis, dwl Ws
Dolores bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Coffey John, cook, dwl 90 Everett
Coffey John, cook New U. S. Marine Hospital, Mountain
Lake
Coffey John, driver John Walker, dwl 625 Davis
Coffey John, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 120 WMiam
Coffey John, laborer Palace Hotel
Coffey John, policeman City Hall, dwl 914 Dolores bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Coffey Joseph, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 23
Gilbert
Coffey Joseph, plasterer Palace Hotel
Coffey J. T., laborer John Wigmore, dwl 1051 Market
Coffey Kate, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 1423 Cal
Coffey Lews, boilermaker, dwl 517 Howard
Coffey Mary (widow), dwl 571 Stevenson
Coffey Michael, tailor, 908 Folsom
Coffey Patrick, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 133
Folsom, rear
Coffey Thomas, carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Coffey W. C, plumber John R. Craig, dwl 571 Stevenson
Coffey William J., compositor A. L. Bancroft &, Co., dwl
1423 California
Coffin Albert, cooper, dwl N s Fifteenth bet Castro and
Noe
Coffin Albert F., bookkeeper Parker & Fry, dwl 700 Lomb
Coffin Alonzo, patternmaker, dwl 324 Jessie
Coffin Andrew G. (Redington, Bostetter it Co.), res New
York
Coffin Arthur, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 1608 Mission
Coffin A. W., student Heald's Business College
Coffin Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 209 Second
Coffin Charles, draj-man G\ynn & Bridgman, dwl 4 V)odige
Coffin Daniel G. , dwl 324 Jessie
Coffin Deborah B. (widow), dwl 1220 Folsom, rear
Coffin D. G., dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twen-
ty-second
Coffin Edward, shipearpenter Middlemas & Boole, dwl 613
Mission
Coffin Frederick F., mining, dwl 2018 Van Ness At
Coffin Garbus B. , dwl 455 Minna
Coffin George, wharfinger Mission St. Wharf, dwl 602 Har
Coffin George F., cashier J. C. Merrill & Co., res Oakland
Coffin Henry, dwl 32 Fourth
Coffin Henry, cooper, dwl 518 O'Farrell
Coffin John W. (Coffin J: Hendry), dwl 8'.i2 Broadway
Coffin Martha Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 324 Jessie
Coffin M. G. (widow), dwl 761 Howard
Coffin Michael, shoemaker, dwl 155 Minna
Coffin Peter F., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 1215
Pacific, rear
Coffin R. . laborer, dwl 4 Dodge
Coffin Robert G., cooper, dwl 1003 Harrison
Coffin Rodolphus W. (Coffin tb ilayhew), dwl Second At
nr Sixteenth
Coffin William H., clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 32 Fourth
Coffin Zenas Mrs. (widow), dwl 706 Lombard
Coffin & Hendry (J. W. Coffin and C.J. £f«»idry), ship-
chandlers, junction Market and Sacramento
Coffin & Mayhew (Rodolphus W. Coffin aiui Henry H.
Mauheiii), druggists, SE cor Valencia and SLxteenth
and' SE cor Twenty-first and Howard
Coffman Alfred S., livery-stoblekeeper, dwl 956 Mission
Coffman Byron S., dwl 110 Fourth
Coffman Frank B., carpenter, dwl 169 Shipley
Coffman T. C, carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Coffrein Elizabeth (widow), nurse, dwl 40 Ivy At
Coffroth I. C. Mrs., dwl Revere House
Cofran C. H. engineer Storm & Co., dwl Berry nr Third
Cofran George, contractor, office 605 Clay, dwl 108 Taylor
Cofran John, clerk Commercial Insurance Co., dwl 668
Minna
Cofran John W., student Heald's Business College
Cogan James, exchangebroker 317 Cal, dwl 216 Turk
Cogan John, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Great Repubuc,
dwl 8 Jane PI
Cogan Patrick (Skerritt i- Co.), dwl 130 Shipley
Get the Millhrae Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAIT & CO., 87 California Market
:. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 71i and 715 Zearny, Established 1862.
Cogun Thomas, laborer, dwl 630 Green
Cogan Thomas, plumber William R. AUeu
Cogan William, carpenter Cook & Trounson, dwl 23 Stock
Cogan William, engineer, dwl 625 Da\is
Cogati William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Cogger John, cook, dwl 106 Clinton
Cogger Joseph F., tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 112
Clinton
Coggeshall Benjamin S., dwl 610 Guerrero
Coggeshall Josias H.. druggist, dwl 1719 Webster
Coggeshall William A. , cigars and tobacco, dwl Nucleus
House
Coggins J. C, musician, dwl 5 Vassar PI
Coggins Terrence, sceneshifter Buckley's Varieties
Coggswell Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cogtrswell William, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Coghill Andrew J., bookkeeper Michelssen, Brown &Co.,
dwl 1217 Clav
Coghill Richard P.. clerk 315 Front, dwl 331 Ellig
Coghill Thomas B. (Loh tnan, C. cfc Roxmtree),dwl 916 Stock
Coghill William H.. clerk, dwl 1217 Clay
Coghlan Bridget Miss, lodgings, 657 Howard
Coghlan D. C, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn. 71 New Mont
Coghlan Ellen ("widow), dwl cor Pennsylvania and Sierra
Coghlan Jasj>er. engineer, dwl 310 Folsom
Coghlan John, carpenter, dwl 15 Adelaide PI
Coghlan John M., assistant U, S. attorney, office &-8 U. S.
Court Building, dwl 1714 Hvde
Coghlan Maggie Mrs., dwl 2.^5 Stevenson
Coghlan Patrick, laborer, dwl 313 Tehama
Cogill Charies M., actor Maguire's New Theater, dwl 723
Bush
Cogill John, dancing academy, dwl 723 Bush
Cogill John Jr., bookkeeper Bush & Milne., dwl 723 Bush
Cogill T., cook, dwl f;36 Commercial
Coglin M., hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 412 Folsom
Cogniasse A. Mrs., dressmaker. 711^ Howard
Cogniasse August, machine operat«:tr. 711^ Howard
Cogswell Henr\' D., capitalist, dwl 610 Front
Cogswell James L.. dentist, office and dwl 230 Kearny
Cogswell Warren, shipcalker, dwl 329 First
Cogswell William M., artist, studio 127 Kearny
Cogswell's Building, SE cor Front and Clark
Cohalan Daniel, horsedealer, dwl 19 Virginia
Cohan Henry, expressman, SW cor California and Keamy,
dwl NW cor Moss and Folsom
Cohane Lawrence, carpenter and builder, 710 and 712
Turk
Cohen A., shirt manufacturers, dwl 23 Everett
Cohen Aaron, tailor, dwl 111 Eighth
Cohen Abe S., commission merchant, dwl lOS Hyde
Cohen Abraham Mrs., dwl 237 Jessie
Cohen Abraham, C'lmmission merchant, dwl 467 Tehama
Cohen Abraham, glazier, dwl 525 Mission
Cohen Abraham, tailor, 943 Folsom
Cohen Abn\ham. teacher school Congregation Beth Isra-
el, dwl 223 Clementina
Cohen Adam, merchant tailor, 63 New Montgomery
Cohen Alfred A., capitalist, office 224 Sansom, res Ala-
meda
Cohen Benjamin, merchant, dwl 44 Third
Cohen Benjamin, sawyer Kragen & Co.. dwl 1609 Mason
Cohen Carrie Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl 6 Camp
Cohen Celina, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Cohen D. & Bro. (Henry Cohen), clothing and furnish-
ings, 56 Second
Cohen David (D. Cohen d: Bro.), dwl 131 Tehama
Cohen David, clerk J. Lippman, dwl 934 Folsom
Cohen Da\id. locksmith, 104S Folsom
Cohen Da\id, merchant, dwl 6 Camp
Cohen DaWd, watchmaker, dwl 935 Folsom
Cohen Da\is, tailor Charles Mayer, dwl 23 Second
Cohen Frederick, draj-man, dwl 512 Bush
Cohen George, stockdealer, dwl 316 Third
Cohen Gottfried, merchant, dwl 304 Hvde
Cohen Gustav, tailor, 102 Geary, dwl 331 Fourth
Cohen H., dwl 30 Stone
Cohen H., merchant, dwl 2:^5 Keamy
Cohen Henr>- (D. Cohen tt Bro.), dwl 131 Tehama
Cohen Henrj-. barber, dwl 520 Bryant
Cohen Henry, merchant (Truckee", Cal.), dwl 124 Turk
Cohen Henry L., salesman LeW Strauss & Co., dwl 517
EUis
Cohen Hermann (Goldstein d: C), dwl 345 Minna
COHEN HERMANN, ehromos, 631 Clay, dwl 430 Eddy
Cohen Isaac, clerk Simon Popper, dwl 6 Camp
Cnhen Isadore, dwl 111 Eighth
Cohen Israel, glazier, dwl 1139J Folsom
Cohen Israel S.. clerk William Cohen, dwl 94GJ^ Howard
Cohen Jacob {^fa^ks, Cohen tt Bro.), dwl 430 Tehama
Cohen Jacob, bookkeeper M. Dobrzensky, dwl 226 Tnrk
Cohen Jacob, cigardealer, dwl 807 Grove
Cohen Jacob, foreman tailor shop Industrial School
Cofien Jacob, toys, fancy goods, et-c., 345 Keamy, dwl 750
Folsom
Cohen John, dwl 27 Jessie nr Seventh
Cohen Joseph (Cohen X- Pincit^), dwl 421 Market
Cohen Joseph, bookkeeper David Magnes, dwl Jessie bet
Third and Fourth
Cohen Joseph, cutter Michael Isaacs, dwl Jessie bet Fourth
and Fifth
Cohen Julius, salesman Harris Lando, dwl 61 4i Natoma
Cohen King, cigamiaker, 404 Pacific
Cohen Leon, clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 27 Jessie nr
Seventh
Cohen Leopold, marblecutter Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
106^ Third
Cohen Louis, peddler, dwl 610 Howard
Cohen Louis, salesman Simon Popper, dwl 450 Turk
Cohen Louis, second-hand clothing, 40S Pacific
Cohen Louis, tailor, 16 First, dwl 450 Jessie
Cohen M., merchant, dwl 31 Eddy
Cohen Marcus J., cigarmaker Christian Volkraar, dwl 129
Commercial
Cohen Marcus S., koshercutter, dwl 359 Tehama
Cohen Marks (Marks Cohen i- Brother), dwl 430 Tehama
Cohen Marks & Brother (Jacob Cohen), cigars and to-
bacco, SE cor Market and Fourth
Cohen Mercado S.. cigar manufacturer, 417 Bush
Cohen Me,ver. clothing, 505 Commercial, dwl 1139^ Folsom
Cohen Michael, tailor, dwl 270 Jessie
Cohen Moritz D., boardmg, 644 Sacramento
Cohen Morris (Gradicnhl A C), dwl 103 Ridley
Cohen N., tailor, 1030 Market
Cohen Nathan, clerk, dwl 906 Market
Cohen Nathan, junkpeddler, dwl N s Oregon bet Davis
and Drumm
Cohen Nathan H., cigarmaker Gordon & Biurke, dwl 40
Marj-
Cohen Philip, dealer in essential oils, etc., 326 Clay, dwl
1604 Powell
Cohen Reuben, clerk Edward Kennedy, dwl 6 Camp
Cohen Samuel, auctioneer, dwl 2S4J> Stevenson
Cohen Samuel, tailor Charles Mayer, dwl 109 Mission
Cohen Samuel H., compositor, 518 Sac, dwl 3 Caroline
Cohen Samuel Hyman, collector, 521 Clay, dwl 209 Geary
Cohen Simon (Schoen/eld, Cohen <£: Co.), dwl 204 Van
Ness Av
Cohen Simon, astrologer and physician, office and dwl 405
Keamy
Cohen Simon, clerk, dwl 9 Mason
Cohen Simon, clerk, dwl 706 California
Cohen Simon, clothing, 203 Keamy, dwl 218 Tyler
Cohen Simon, salesman Ackerman Bros. , dwl 40S Stockton
Cohen Simon S., salesman Moritz L. Citron, dwl SE cor
Turk and Hyde
Cohen Solomon, dwl 224 Turk
Cohen Solomon, dressmaker, dwl 23 Anthony
Cohen Solomon, glazier, dwl 520 Bryant
Cohen Solomon, hairdresser Louis Corriveau, dwl 176 Min
Cohen W^aldow Mme.. teacher music, dwl 209 Geary
Cohen William, butcher David Abrams, dwl SW cor Van
Ness Av and Tyler
Cohen William, gents' furnishing goods wholesale, 511
Market, dwl 44 Third
Cohen William, second-hand books and stationery, 946^
Howard
Cohen William G., clerk Alfred A. Cohen, res Alameda
Cohen & Pincus (Joseph Cohen and Morris Pincus),
clothing and furnishing goods, 307 East
Cohine John, hostler Market St. R. R.
Cohine S., heater Pacific Rolling Mills
Cohn A. & S.. drv goods, 246 Sixth
Cohn Aanm (A. > S. Cohn), dwl 246 Sixth
Cohn Abraham, dwl 335 Hayes
Cohn Abraham, cigarmaker Christian Volkmar, dwl 142
Silver
Cohn Abraham, glazier, dwl 430 Tehama
Cohn Alexander, clothier, 613 Keamy, dwl 26 Third
Cohn Alias, peddler, dwl 928 Folsom
Cohn Barnard, shirtcutter, dwl 905 Larkin
Cohn Bemhard, salesman Toklas, Hahn & Brown, dwl 127
Montgomery
Cohn David, physician, office and dwl 17 Ellis
Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn <i- Co.), dwl 803 Geary
Cohn Edward & Co. (Julius Merger), importers, wholesale
and retail Havana cigars, etc , 627 Clay and 225 Mont
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery. '
Cohn Elkan Rev. Dr., rabbi Congregation Emanu-El, dwl
727 Geary
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 635 Mission, dwl 6S4 Stevenson
Cuhn Frederick H., bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
dwl 602 Eddy
Cohn G., carpenter, dwl 1519 Dupont
Cohn O. & Co. (.4;i(o(i Nathan), importers and manfact-
urers cigars and tobacco, 230 and 232 Front
Cohn Goodman (G. Cohn J: Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Cohn Hannah Miss (T. J: H. Cuhn), dwl 428 Hayes
Cohn Harris, auction commission merchant, dwl 466
Tehama
Cohn Henry {Oreeufbaum ,(• Co.), dwl 502 Eddy
Cohn HjTuan, glazier, dwl 11 Pinckney PI
Cohn Is'aac (Hess ,{• C), dwl 21 Everett
Cohn Isaac, bootmaker, dwl 430 Tehama
Cohn Isaac M., broker, dwl 1110 Folsom
Cohn Isador, tailor, dwl 110 Shipley
Cohn Isadora E. , merchant, dwl 727 Geary
Cohn Isaiah, secretary- First Hebrew Benevolent Society,
office S>Tiagogue "cor Post and Taylor, dwl lOOS Sutter
Cohn Isidor, jewelrv, 650 Market, dwl 230 Turk
Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific, dwl 335 Bdwy
Cohn .Jacob, crockerydealer, dwl 409 Van Ness Av
Cohn Jacob, match manufacturer, dwl 314 Sixth
Cohn Jacob, merchant, dwl 213 Eddy
Cohn Jacob, tailor Lyons Webster, dwl Sixth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Cohn J. M., foreman Julius Morris, dwl cor Grove and
Webster
Cohn Joseph, clerk, dwl 343 Jessie
Cohn Louis, broker, office 310 Montgomery, dwl 622 Van
Ness Av
Cohn Louis, clerk Greenebaum & Co., dwl 602 Eddy
Cohn Louis, peddler, dwl 235 Clara
Cohn Louis M. (BetzH J: C), dwl 1114 Larkin
Cohn M., dwl 212 Turk
Cohn M., clerk, dwl 1006 Way
Cohn Martin, harnessmaker, dwl 409 Dupont
Cohn Mar.\, broker, dwl 1057 Mission
Cohn Matilda Mrs. , dwl 412 Francisco
Cohn Max, cigardealer, dwl 430 Tehama
Cohn Max, clerk Jacob Cohn, dwl 314 Sixth
Cohn Max. confectioner Richard .\lbrecht, dwl 109 Taylor
Cohn Mever, merchant, dwl 869 Mission
Cohn Meyer A., bookkeeper Joseph Newbauer, dwl 428
Hayes
Cohn Morris, match mantifacturer, E 8 Ninth nr Brannan,
dwl 271 Clara
Cohn Morris B., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Moses, salesman 702 Kearny, dwl Powell nr Clay
Cohn Phihp {A. Jo7ias i- Co.), dwl 911 Vallejo
Cohn Philip, hairdresser and baths, 12 Sacramento, dwl
620 Bryant
Cohn Rudolph, wooldealer, office 22 Sansom, dwl 614 Sut-
ter
Cohn Samuel, groceries and hquors, SW cor Hayes and
Octavia
Cohn Samuel, hairdresser A. Morgenstem, dwl 176 Minna
Cohn Samuel, merchant, dwl 44 Third
Cohn Simon {A. .£■ S. Cohn), dwl 246 Sixth
Cohn Simon, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 203,
421, and 433 Kearny, dwl 218 Tyler
Cohn Solomon (S. Baum .t- Co.), dwl cor Bush and Rear
Cohn Solomon, importer human hair, dwl 429 Bush
Cohn Solomon S. (Cohn <f- FranA-),dwl 1115 Leavenworth
Cohn T. & H. {Therese and Hannah), millinery, 42S Hayes
Cohn Therese Miss (T. d- H. Cohn), dwl 428 Hayes
Cohn Thomas, tailor, 821 Jackson
O )hn W. . tailor, 425 Pine, dwl 230 Sixth
Cohn William, foreman Hebrew, dwl 321 Taylor
Cohn William, stevedore, dwl 5 Drumm
Cohn & Frank {Solomon S. Cohn arid AugtisttK B. Frank),
money and exchange brokers, office 418 Montgomery
Cohn. See Coan, Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Kohen, and Kohn
Cohne Charles I., capitalist, dwl 113 Freclon
Cohne James Mrs., dwl 916 Montgomery
Cohnheim EUza Mrs., dwl 1118 Howard
Cohnreich Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 312 Jessie
Cohnreich R. (Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co.), dwl 812
Jessie
Cohm Bridget, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Cohrn Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 420 Chestnut
Coin R. & Co. ( Victoria iVeta-ai), proprietors White House
Hotel, 420 Jackson
Coin Raj-mond {R. Coin i- Co.), dwl 420 Jackson
COIT B. HOW.4RD. chairman S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, dwl Occidental Hotel
Cokeley John, laborer, dwl 55 Natoma
Cokeley Mary E. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 455 Jessifi
Cokeley Thomas J., salesman Landers, Byrne & Co., dwi
SE" cor Twenty-fourth and Harrison
Cokeley Timothy," laborer, dwl NE cor Randall and Dame
Cokelev. See Coakley
Cokely' Cornelius, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero,
dwl W s Sierra nr Michigan
Coker Charles, expressman, cor Market and Kearny, dwl
316 Minna
Coker William, market, 945 Folsom, dwl 44} Sixth
Colback Henn', carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
529 Fourth
Colbert Edward, helper William Deacon, dwl 67 Juniper
Colbert James, extraman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl
cor Brannan and Third
Colbert John H., clerk, dwl .313 Ritch
Colbert Katherine Mrs., capmaker WoU Fleischer, dwl 649
Mission
Colbert Michael, miner, dwl 729 Gough
Colbourn Richard, liquor saloon, 62S Merchant, dwl 11
Calhomi
Colbum A., clerk stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Colbum Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 912
asiy
Colbum George L., superintendent Home of the Inebri-
ate, NE cor Stockton and Ch&stnut
Colbum Jacob S., clerk Moore Brothers, res Oakland
COLBI'RX TIIOM.4S W.. secretarj- Meadow Valley
and Raj-mond & Elv Mining cos., office 418 California,
dwl 812 Tavlor
Colbum William, conductor N. B. & Mission R. R., dwl
49 Louisa
Colbv , expressman, dwl 749 Market
Colby A. J., port«r Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl232St€v
Colbv Charles, lather Palace Hotel
Colby Charles A., compositor Alta California, dwl 1703
Leavenworth
Colbv Charles K., shipcarpenter. dwl lO.'iS Market
Colbv Charles S., clerk stm Amador, dwl 9 Sej-mour Av nr
Tvler
Colbv Henrr O., U. S. NaiT, dwl 032 Sutter
Colby James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Colbv James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 125 Perry
Colbv James T., Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Colbv M. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
i4 Eddy
Colbv Marj' A. (widow), dwl 143 Clara
Colby Moses L., porter 419 Clay, dwl 528 Stevenson
Colby S., fancv goods, dwl 470 Jessie
Colbv Z. F. , fruits, 322 Francisco
Colcord William G., shoecutter Orrin Jones, dwl 611
Cole C."E. Mrs., lodgings, 110 Sutter
Cole Charles, saddler Harrison Jones, dwl ' 503 Franklin
Cole Charles M., porter Dalton & Gray, dwl NW cor Fair
Oaks and Twentv-sixth
Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, office U. S. Court Build-
ing room 23, dwl 1117 Van Ness Av
Cole Delia, fumished rooms, 801 Vallejo
Cole E. D., railroad ticket agent, office 306 Montgomerj-,
res Oakland
Cole Edward, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 37
Second
Cole Edward, mariner, dwl 318 Pacific
Cole Edward, porter Rej-nolds & Ford, dwl NW cor Davis
and Clav
Cole Ernest, clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 721 Shotwell
Cole F. A., student Heald's Business College
Cole F. P., salesman California Fumiture Manufacturing
Co., dwl 806 Leavenworth
Cole Frank B., waiter, dwl 227 Second
Cole George (Thomas Thompson A- Co.), res Stockton
Cole James, housemover, dwl 260 Clementina, rear
Cole James J., clerk, dwl 1134 Market
Cole John, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 927
Greenwich
Cole John J., boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 959 Fol
Cole Josiah L., dwl 628 Sutter
Cole Levi F., boilemi.aker Union Iron Works, dwi 959 Fol
Cole Lj-man, painter and fumished rooms, 815 Mont
Cole .M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s 'W'harf, foot Sec
Cole Mary Miss, lashbraider, dwl 927 Greenwich
Cole M. C., dwi West End Hotel
Cole Nathaniel W. (.V. If. Cole .(• Co.), dwl 721 Shotwell
COLE S.4TH.4XIEL W. .t i'ii.(Criah Sogers), sash
and door manufacturers, 160 Main
COLE N. P., president Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., office
220 Bush, and president Bank San Francisco, office
436 California, dwl 806 Leavenworth
MORGAIT & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New York.
:, p. VAN SCEAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Cole Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Otilc R. Beverly, physician, office 16 Gcarj'
COLE SEW.iUUi mana',^er Pacific Branch U. S. and
Fureigrn Salamander Felting Co., dwH117 Van Ness Av
Cole Tliomas, mining-, 426 Montgomery, dwl 1S"23 Pine
Cole William, carpenter California Mills, dwl 219 Clara
Cole William, shoemaker, dwl 5"20 Mission
Cole William A., waterproof clothinyniaker, NE cor Fol-
som and Twenty-second
Cole William B.; carpenter, dwl 463 Minna
Cole William J., clerk Florence Sewing Machine Co., res
Oakland
Coiegran Miehael, laborer American Exchange
Culeman Adolph, hairdresser Charles H. Coleman, dwl
502 Union
Coleman Alonzo N., office 11 Moutgomerj' Block, dwl 712
Bush
Coleman C, drj'-goods dealer, dwl 1015 Stockti^n
Coleman Catherine (widow), dwl 26 Howard, rear
Coleman Charles, dwl 910^ Harrison
Coleman Charles, chemical worker, dwl 424 Valencia
Coleman Charles, clothier, dwl 318 Sutter
Coleman Charles H., cook, dwl 104 First
Coleman Charles H., hairdresser, 213 Pacific, dwl 502
Union
Coleman Daniel, stevedore G. H. ^^^litney, dwl 24 How-
ard Court
Coleman Daniel, waiter Vizina & Co., dwl 41 Everett
Coleman Daniel Heurj', groceries and liquors, NE cor
Braunan and Gilbert
Coleman David R., shipsmith, 706 Front, dwl 1206 Mar-
ket
Coleman Da\id W., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
1330 Washington
Coleman Dennis, bootfitt«r Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl S s
Ivy Av bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Coleraan Dennis, laborer Steiger & Kerr, dwl 231 First
Coleman Evan J., president Pacific Transfer Co., office 110
Sutt*r, dwl 7 South Park
Coleman George, seaman, dwl 140 Folaom
Coleman George P., superintendent A. S. Hallidle's Wire
Rope Factory, dwl 325 Ellis
Coleman Gustavus A., clerk, dwl 115 Kearny
Coleman Harris, tailor, dwl 502 Union
Coleman Harr}', butcher, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Coleman Henry R., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
714 Howard
Coleman H. F., molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 22S Minna
Coleman James, butcher Martin OXaughlin, dwl E s Sixth
bet Stevenson and Minna
Coleman James, laborer Hanscora & Co., dwl W s Ala-
bama bet T\venty- second and Twenty third
Coleman James, packer Wangenheini, Sternheim & Co.
Coleman James, plasterer, dwl S s Fourteenth Avnr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Coleman James, stevedore, dwl 614^ Minna
Coleman James S., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 106
Freelon
Coleman James S., physician, office and dwl 520 Valencia
Coleman J. H., clerk, dwl 726 Mission
Coleman John, dwl 1206 Market
Coleman Juhn, blacksmith, dwl 133 Clara
Coleman Juhn, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dora and
Harrison
Coleman John, hogranch, dwl Fifth Av nr L, South S. F.
Coleman John, laborer, dwl 14 Clinton
Coleman Juhn. miner, dwl 16 Park Av
Coleman John, shoemaker, dwl 15 Hayes, rear
Coleman Juhn, woodturner Excelsior Mills, dwl 1528
Broadway
Coleman John E., clerk Edward P. Enright, dwl 226 Fifth
Coleman John E. W., house and signpainter, 924 Folsom
Coleman John H., capitalist, dwl 421 Stevenson
Coleraan John H., clerk Treadwell & Co., dwl 1313 Wash
Coleman John M., messenger U. S. Sluppiug Commis-
sioner, dwl lis Jackson
COLEMAA JOH\ W., stockbroker, office 435 Califor-
nia, res Oakland
Coleman Joshua, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Coleman Larkin, painter, dwl E a Shotwell bet Twenty-
third and Twenty -fourth
Coleman Margaret M. Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Kearny
Coleman Maria Miss, cook, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Coleman Martin billiard-saloonkeeper, dwl 039 California
Coleman Michael, dry-goods dealer, dwl 17 Anthony
Coleman Michael, milluuan, dwl E s Diamond nr Eight-
eenth
Coleman Morris, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 14S
Perry
Coleman N., bootfitter, dwl 1124 Market
Coleman Patrick, blacksmith Machine Shop Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Coleman Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Coleman Patrick, steamboatman, dwl 116 Pacific
Coleman Patrick J., clerk Wyime, Lowth & Co., dwl 1205
Market
Coleman Philip, laborer Louis Slos3 & Co., dwl SE cor
Beale and Folsom
Coleman Robert, roofer, dwl S 8 Henrj' bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Coleman Simon, shoefinisher, dwl 17i^ Fifth Av
Coleman Thomas, dwl 902 Stockton
Coleman Thomas, driver 500 Sausom, dwl 415 Vallejo
Coleman Thomas, helper McAfee, Spiers &, Co., dwl 240
Minna
Coleman Thomas, laborer, dwl 47 Minna
Coleman Thomas, laborer, dwl 60 First
Coleman Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Coleman William, longshoreman, dwl 703 Davis
Coleman William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Coleman William T. {Wiiliam T. Coleman ii- Co.), dwl
1299 Taylor
COLE.1IAi\ WIILIAM T. •£ CO., shipping and com-
mission merchants, office SW cur Cal and Front
Coleman W. T., student Heald's Business College
Coleman. See Colman
Coleri Milio, cook, dwl 217 Green
Coles A. D., speculator, dwl 533 Sacramento
Coles A. W., waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Coles Charles, cook, 959 Market
Coles Charles, cook Thomas Morton, dwl Louisiana nr
Shasta
Coles Etta Mrs., cook 959 Market
Coles George S., ornamental glasswriter, 248 Fourth, dwl
12-m Folsom
Coles Geoi^e W , carpenter, dwl 1236^^ Folsom
Coles Thorn, engineer Dohmiann &i Co., dwl SW cor Bay
and Dupont
Coles Tom C, draftsman William Patten, dwl S2S Union
Coles William, shoemaker Howe & Harris, dwl 520 Mission
Coles William L., policeman City Hall, dwl 161 Second
Colette Henrj', porter Deuaveaux &, Maison, dwl 1015
Stockton
Colette 01i\ier, laundry, 1013 Stockton
Colette William, pilot stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Coley Hilan, compositor Alta California
Coley James, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Golfer Patrick, laborer, dwl 61 Minna
Colfur Peter, carpenter, dwl Hinckley S s Vallejo bet
tieamy and Montgomerj'
Colgan Charles, bookkeeper Thomas Callan, dwl NE cor
Filbert and Taylor
Colgan Frank, driver Cental R, R.,
Colgan John, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado, dwl
305 Fremont
Colgan John, fireman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbern,
Folsom St. Wharf
CoU Alessio (Alessio Coli <t Co.), dwl 907 Washington
Coli Alessio & Co. {Ales.no Culi and Alfonso Quilce),
wood and coal, 907 Washington
Coli Robert, longshoreman, dwl 287 Kearny
Colibert Jules, waiter American Exchange
Colin Alphonse, with A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl 9 Pinck-
ney PI
Colin Eugene, capitalist, dwl 708 Commercial
Colin John B. (Francois Mahi tt Co.), dwl 636 Pacific
Colin Josephine Madame, teacher French, dwl 804 Jack
Colinsky Ehna (widow), dwl 1109 Leavenworth, rear
Coll Dennis, teamster, dwl N s Green bet Batterj' and
Sansom
Coll John, baker, dwl 115 Shipley
Coll Joseph, seaman, dwl 117 Drunun
Coll Patrick, tailor John F. Lindow, dwl 22 Minna
Coll Patrick, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl lOOl Bat
CoUa Antonio, fruits and cigars, 543 Fourth
Collard John, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 31 Second
COLLEt'TOU LICENSE City and County, office 7 City
Hall second floor
Collender Augusta Miss, hairdresser Edward Wanek, dwl
943 Folsom
Collender S., marketman, dwl Jessie bet Fifth and Sixth
CoJeta John, laborer Christopher Gilligan,dwl Visitacion
Valley bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
Colleton James, messenger Tallant & Co., dwl 2 Liberty
Collett Fortune P., dwl 5 Thompson Av
Collett Henry G., with Abraham Waldstein, dwl SE cor
Fourth and Berry
Collett John, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Collett M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 6 Thompson Av
Collett Theodore H.. clerk Nicholas Brans, dwl 617 Davia
Collett William, architect, dwl 609 Franklin
Colley Charles, carpenter, dwl 215 Minna
Colley Frederick A., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
1040 Mission
Colley Moses H., shipwTight, dwl 1040 Mission
Colley William, special policeman. Seal Eock House
CoUiard William E., shipwright, dwl 630 Bush
Collie John, shipcarpenter, dwl 76 Minna
Collie Thomson, master mariner, dwl 1 Goodsell PI
Collie WiUiam H. (CoUU- it- Sletcart), dwl 321 J O'Farrell
Collie & Stewart ( U'lViinjii H.Cotlie and Henry Stewart),
floral depot 18 Post, and nursery S s Post bet Brode-
rick and Devisadero
Collier Frederick, real estate, office 413 California, dwl
323 Sutter
Collier John, draj-man Hanson & Moore, dwl 224 Perry
Collier John, engineer, dwl 33 Natoma
Collier. See Collyer and Coulyer
CoUigan Andrew," laborer, dwl 23 Kate
CoUigan Terrence, laborer, dwl S b Vallejo bet Larkm
and Hvde
Collin Henry, merchant tailor, dwl 1307 Pacific
Collin Joseph, molJer, dwl 214 First
Collin Kate Mrs., hairworker Mrs. Kate Pinkhnm, dwl
1307 Pacilic
Colling Simeon, gold and silverplat^r James A. Spink,
dwl 212 Second
CoUins A. A. (colored), janitor Merchants' Exchange, dwl
54 Merchants' Exchange
Collins Adeline L. (widow), dwl 208 Fifth
Collins A. J., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Collins Albert F. {Collins, Wheatoji it Luhrs), res Oak-
land
CoUins Albert L., teamster, Steuart nr Mission, dwl 452
Jessie
Collins Andrew, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Collins Annie Miss, liquor saloon, 1011 Kearny
Collins Annie Mrs., Liquor saloon, 1023 Keamy
Collins Arthur, teacher, dwl E s Pierce bet Ellis and
Eddy
Collins Barney, cigarmaker, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Har-
rison and Folsom
Collins Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 627 California
Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman Frank Eastman, dwl 627
California
Collins Benjamin K. (Collins d- Lyons), dwl 205 Fifth
Collins Bernard, seaman, dwl 5 Washington
Collins Bernard, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Collins C. Mrs., weaver, dwl 3 Shipley
Collins Catharine (widow), dwl 546 Natoma, rear
Collins Charles, merchant, dwl 29 Minna
Collins Cliarles Hem-y, clerk Wright & Harmon, dwl 1234
Bush
CoUins Charles J., hatter, 321 Mont, dwl 6 Monroe
Collins Charles W., butcher Louis Werner, dwl 910
Bryant
CoUins Cornehus, porter Philip McGovem, dwl 194 Stev-
enson
Collins Cornelius C, laborer, dwl 7 Jane PI
CoUins Daniel, drajTnan Preble & Co., dwl 63 Stevenson
Collins Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel
CoUins Daniel, ranchman, dwl N 8 Fifteenth Av nr R,
South S. F.
Collins Daniel, teamster, dwl 511 Mission
Collins David, sashmaker, dwl 640 Howard
CoUins David, paver Superintendent PubUc Streets, dwl
1332 Washington
CoUins Dennis, laborer Magdalen Asylum, dwl E s Potrero
Av nr Twentv-first
Collins Dennis, porter B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 640 Howard
Collins Dennis, shoemaker, dwl junction Market and Va-
lencia
CoUins Dennis B., hackman, dwl 922 Pine
Collins Dennis P., cook, dwl 53 Stevenson, rear
Collins Douglass, packer, dwl Pringle Court
Collins Edward, gasfitter and plumber, dwl 13 Jansen
CoUins Edward, laborer Palace Hotel
Collins Edward, stevedore, dwl S s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sanson!
CoUins Edward S., gasfitter Bush & Milne
CoUins Elizabeth (widow), furnished rooms, 419 Minna
CoUins Enos, commission merchant, dwl 704 Folsom
Collins Eunice (widow, colored), dressmaker, 1010 Pacific
Collins Felix Mme., cook, dwl 738 Washington
CoUins Frederick, machinist E. Detrick & Co., ,dwl 125
Sacramento
CoUina Frederick T., hatter CoUins & Co., dwl 1238 Bush
Collins George, clerk, dwl 827 Broadway
Collins George, restaurant, 247 Third
Collins George, waiter Central Pacific R. R. stm Julia,
Broadwav Wharf
Collins George A., printer OU Cloth Manufacturing Co.,
res Oakland
CoUins George H. {Biggins i- C), res Oakland
Collins George W., bookkeeper, dwl E 8 Pierce bet ElUs
and Eddy
CoUins James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
11 Cleaveland, rear
Collins James, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
CoUins James, laborer, dwl 344 Shipley, rear
CoUins James, painter. Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl
CO Clementina
Collins James, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Collins James, stonecutter, dwl 121 Shipley
CoUins James, tailor, dwl 407 Hyde, rear
Collins James, typecastcr Painter S: Co., dwl 515 Pine
Collins James, w-atchman Palace Hotel
Collins James C. {Collins * Co.), dwl 1234 Bush
CoUins James D., carpenter Cook & Trouuson, dwl 664
Mission
Collins James W., milkman, dwl 35^ Garden
Collins J. C, insurance agent, dwl 322 Fremont
CoUins Jeremiah, hostler Central R. R., dwl 11 Kate
CoUins Jeremiah, laborer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 221
Second
CoUins Jeremiah J., bootfitter 194 Stevenson, dwl 229
Jessie
Collins John, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 16
Natoma
Collins John, driver Central R. R., dwl 721 Brannan
Collins John, driver Timothy ColUns, dwlSW cor Twenty-
fourth and Douglas
CoUins John, expressman cor Clay and Da\ns, dwl 63 Stev
CoUins John, hairdresser Louis Corriveau, dwl 133 Perry
Collins John, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl S s Pine
bet Montgomery and Kearny
Collins John, labore'r, dwl 13 GUbert
Collins John, laborer, dwl 21 Perry
CoUins John, laborer Palace Hotel
Collins John, lamplighter, dwl cor Eleventh and Folsom
CoUins John, machinist, dwl 343 Shipley
CoUins John, molder Union Iron Works
Collins John, nightwatchman, dwl 17 Natoma
Collins John, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
CoUins John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
CoUins John, tanner lliomas McMahon, dwl SE cor Silth
Av and M, South S. F.
CoUins John, waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
CoUins John, waiter 204 Fourth, dwl 1131 Howard
CoUins John, wireworker A. S. HaUidie, dwl 419 Fran-
cisco
CoUins John A., attorney at law, office 53 Montgomery
Block, dwl 301 Turk
CoUins John B., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 761
Mission
Collins John C, laborer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Collins John C, printer, dwl 1016 Washington, rear
Collins John D. {John D. Collins i- Co.), dwl 724 Fulton
CoUins John D. & Co. {David A. MeFarland), Charter
Oak Stables, 773 Market
Collins John G., shoemaker, dwl 44 GUbert
CoUins John J., cturier Cornehus O'DonncU, dwl 600
Seventh
ColUns John W., barkeeper, dwl N s Ash Av bet Larkin
and Polk
Collins Joseph, carpenter, dwl 645 Natoma
CoUins Joseph, carver RoUand & Fischer, dwl St. Nicholas
Hotel
COLII.VS JOSEPH <'., real-estate and general agency,
010 Merchant, dwl 702 Harrison
CoUins Joseph J. , carpenter WiUiam B. Bradburj-, dwl
545 Natoma
Collins Kate V. Miss, dwl 11'22 Montgomery
Collins Katie, dressmaker SuUivan & Moorhead, dwl 110
Minna
Collins Katie Mrs., boarding and lodging, 564 Mission
Collins LawTence, calker, dwl 16 Gilbert
Collins LawTence, laborer Golden Gate Park
Collins L. J., stevedore A. C. Freese
CoUins Lucy (widow), dwl W s FUlmore bet Bush and
Pine
Collins Lyman P., salesman Florence Sewmg Machine
Co. , res Oakland
CoUins Malvina Mrs., dwl 32 Fourth
CoUins Martin, plasterer, dwl '2009 Hyde
Collins Martin J., shipliner, dwl 1713 Leavenworth, rear
Earitan Elver Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
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p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Collins Marj- Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
240 Jessie
Collins Man,* (widow), dwl 9 Carlos PI
Collins Mary E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
dwl 410 Minna
Collins Mary F., proprietress Albemarle House, 8 Mason
Collins Matthew, laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl Broad-
way bet Sansom and Battery
Collins Matthew, miner, dwl Manhattan House
Collins Michael, butcher Donnelly, Dunn & Co., dwl cor
First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Collins Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl Western Hotel
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl 270 Clementina
Collins Michael, laborer, dwl 1524 Broadway
Collins Michael, plasterer, dwl W s Steiner bet Eddy and
EUis
Colhns Michael, shoemaker, dwl junction Market and
Valencia
Collins O. B. , staje manager Bella Union Theater, dwl
820 Washington
Collins Odille Miss, milliner, dwl 738 Washington
Collins Patrick, boarding-, 30 Sacramento
Collins Patrick, boilemiaker, dwl 15S First
Collins Patrick, carpenter and contractor, dwl 420 Fulton
Collins Patrick, clerk Patrick Enright, dwl 1131 Howard
Collins Patrick, expressman, dwl 519 Mission
ColUns Patrick, fireman stm Colorado, dwl 161 Silver
Collins Patrick, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 41 Jessie
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl 419 Stevenson,
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl 502 Fell
Collins Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl Folsom bet Main and Beale
Collins Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 25 Louisa
Collins Patrick, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Collms Patrick, stableman, dwl 41 Jessie
Colling Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Collins Patrick A., tailor, dwl 37 Natoma
Collins Patrick F., tailor 102 Fourth, dwl 37 Jessie
Collins Patrick J., carpenter, dwl 428 Clementina
Collins Paul, stevedore, dwl 14 Anthony
Collins Peter, fireman stm Alameda, Dans St. Wharf
Collins Richard, bookkeeper Blair & Chase, dwl 1906
Mason
Collins Richard, carpenter, dwl 627 California
Collins Richard, fireman Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 14(i5 Minna
Collins Richard R., carpenter, dwl 33 Eddy
Colling R. L., porkpacker 12-14 Union Market, dwl 825
Folsom
Collins Robert, compositor Evening- Bulletin, dwl 1014J
Washington
Collins Rufus, molder, dwl 9 Essex
Collins R. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
COLLIN'S SALVI\ P., wines and liquors, oyster and
chophouse, 329 Mont, dwl SW cor Sac and FYanklin
Collins Samuel, carbuilder N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
47 Twenty-fifth
Collins Samuel, gasfitter, dwl 1619 Dupont
Collins Sarah Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 3 Shipley
CoIUns S. E., printer, dwl 515 Pme
Collins Silas Mortimer {Limley 6: C), dwl American Ex-
change
Collins Solomon, mason Palace Hotel
Colhns Thomas, bricklaver, dwl 24(j Minna
Collins Thomas, hostler* dwi 311 Pacific
Collins Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Collins Thomas, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 646
Natoma
Collins Thomas, oiler Goodwin & Co., dwl 63 Stevenson
Collins Thomas, saahmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl cor Minna
and Fifteenth
Collins Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 2 Eddy PI
Collins Thomas J., cook John G. Druhe, dwl jmiction Cal-
ifornia and Dnimm
Collins Thomas W'., delivery clerk Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 1234 Bush
Colhns Timothy, boatbuilder, 120 Berry, dwl SW cor
Third and Berry
Collins Timothy, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
Collins Timothy, laborer, dwl S s Maria, nr Chesley
CoUins Timothy, milkranch, SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Douglas
CoUins llmothy, miller Dohrmann & Co., dwl 3 Boston
PI
Collins Timothy, plasterer, dwl 1065 Market
Collins Timothy, typecaster Painter & Co., dwl 515 Pine
Collins Wallace, machinist 111 Stevenson, dwl 31 Eddy
Collins Walter J., Secretarj- Long Room, 31fj Sansom, res
Oakland
COLLI.VS, -WHEATOX A LCHRlS (^AlhcH F. CoUins,
Gconje Lt. Wheat on, and Nicholas C. L'//trs), com-
mission merchants and wholesale provisions, 219 Front
and 307 Sacramento
Collins William, cai-j^ienter, dwl 514 Howard
Collins William, laborer Palace Hotel
Collins William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Collins William F., carpenter, dwl 514 Howard
Collins W. v., clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 414 Pa-
cific
Collins Z. August, broommaker California Broom Fac-
tors dwl 504 Market
Collins & Co. (Jajnes C. Collins), hatters, 227 Montgomery
Collins & Lyons {B. K, Collins and John Lyons), dray-
men, office Pier 11 Steuart
Collinson D. P., waiter Salvin P. Collins, dwl 53 Stev
Collis Ada Miss, cloakmaker, dwl 11 Rausch
Collischon Charles, clerk Belloe Freres, res Oakland
Collison James, milkman, dwl E s Clienerj- nr Randal
CoUison John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Collison John A., dwl 712 Hyde
CoUner John, compositor S.'F. Chronicle, dwl 1031 Pacific
Collopy James, bakerj', 313 Sixth
CoUimi Bernard, laborer, dwi 118 Dora
Collum Michael, drayman, dwl 118 Dora
Collund George, porter Salvin P. Collins, dwl NE cor
Kearny and Pacific
Collyer Fred H., barkeeper Ocean View House
Collyer John, teamster, dwi 247 Peny
Collyer. See Collier
CoUymore Robert, purser stm Great Republic, dwl
Windsor House
Colman , porter Occidental Hotel, dwl 323 Tehama
Colman Abraham {Colman Bros.), dwl 1008 Van Ness
Av
Colman A. F., druggist, NE cor Green and Jones, dwl
603 Hyde
Colman Brothers {Solomon, Morris, Abraham, and
Charles), importers and wholesale clothing, 107 Bat-
tery
Colman Charles {Colman Bros.), dwl 1008 Van Ness Av
Colman Hj-man, expiessman, NW cor Fourth and Mis-
sion, dwl 148 Perry
Colman James, laborer, dwi 11 Clara
Colman John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Colman John, woodturner, dwi 1228 Broadway
Colman Kate (widow), dwi 11 Clara
Colman Margaret (widow), dwi 318 Main, rear
Colman Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Pine and Kearny,
dwi 639 California
Colman Morris {Colman Bros.), res New York
Colman Solomon {Colman Bros.), res New York
Culman Solomon, tailor, 412 Pacific
Colman Thomas, barkeefier Thomas Mclnemey, dwl SW
cor Howard and Fourth
Colman Thomas, laborer, dwi 11 Clara
Colman William, porter Occidental Hotel, dwi 323 Tehama
Colman. See Coleman
Colmo &. Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 607 Dupont
Colmont John cigars and tobacco, junction of Montgom-
ery* Av, Kearny, and Pacific, dwl 036 Pacific
ColofE Hermann, teacher music, dwi 914 Vallejo
Colombat Alfred, manufacturer tiissela, cords, fringes,
and gimps, 509 Bush ~~'
COLOHISftA (t. S.) COXSUL, Ricardo Morales, office
710 Washington
Colombiner Pierre, vegetables, 48 Colombo Market
Colombo Market, S s Pacific bet Davis and Front
Colombo & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 715 Dup
Colon Alfred, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co.
Colonna Augusto, liquor saloon, 628 Front, dwi 215 Bdwy
I'OLOKADO f-0.>mCKClAL AXD LAJiU CO.,
office 525 Montgomery' room 5
COLOKADO STEASI XAVIGATIOX CO., Benja-
min M. Hartshome president, Edward Norton agent,
William G. Hobson secretary, office 010 Front
Colorbolti Antono, laborer, dwi 17 Gilbert, rear
COLQl'UOL'X A., shipbroker and agent Gralbraith,
Stringer, Pembroke A: Co. of London, office 330 Fine
room 57, dwi Occidental Hotel
Colquhoun J. C. Mrs., regalia, flags, etc., 634 Howard
Colquhoun Robert, clerk, dwi 034 Howard
Colquinhoun Thomas, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Colsen Peter, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Central Av
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JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, dwl 1112
Harrison
Colson Samuel, boilermaker, dwl 1 Zoe PI
Colson. See Coulson
Colt Alexander, clothing dealer, dwl 20 Turk, rear
Coltart Matthew Graham, laborer Holt Bros., dwl 307 Fol
Colten Juhsi H., steward International Hotel, dwl 6-15i
Natttma
Colter Henry, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 721
Market
Colter John, harbor police officer, dwl NW cor Pine and
Fillmore
Colter Nicholas, laborer, dwl Boyce N b Point Lobos
Road
Colter William, foundryman, dwl 5 Rincon Court
Colter William J., molder, dwl 5 Rhicon Court
Colton Alric O., collector, office 52 Montgomery Block, res
Petaluma
COLTOX D.4YID D., vice-president Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Co. , and \ice-president Southern
Pac. R. R. Co., office NE cor Fourth and To\vn3end,
dwl NE cor California and Taylor
Colton Franklin D., attorney at law, office 62 Montgom-
ery Block, res Petaluma
Colton James, Bricklayer's Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Colton William, laborer, dwl S s Harrison bet Eleventh
and Twelfth
Columbia Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake
Co., Cal.), office 200 Sanson!
Columbia Foundrj', Reese Llewellyn proprietor, 133 and
13.5 Beale
Columbia Hotel, Leo Maurer proprietor, 741 Market
Columbia House, James Douglas proprietor, 114 Jackson
COLUMBI.4 RIVER P.t€KETS, A. M. Simpson &
Bro. agents, office 44 Market
Columbus Borax Rellnerj', E. K. Stevenot & Co. proprie-
tors, SW cor Chestnut and Powell, Justinian Caire
agent, 530 Washington
Colvin Alexander F., plumber Thomas Day, dwl 1117
Greenwich
Colvin Hugh, engineman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl
1110 Filbert
Colvin James, gasfitter, dwl 1117 Greenwich
Colrin James A., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 1117 Green-
wich
Colvin James D., plumber Thomas Day, dwl 2005 Polk
Colvin John, extraman Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D., dwl 813
Pacific
Colvin Lydia Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 768 Mission
Colway Terence, horsetrainer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr
Twenty-third Av
Colwell Carrie M. Mrs., dwl 957 Market
Colwell C. W., dwl 1003 Powell
Colwell E. B., salesman Davis Brothers, dwl 312 Mason
Colwell Ezekiel, laborer Eclipse Bakery
Colwell John, stocks, dwl 1218 Union
Colwell R. C, farmer, dwl 311 Pacific
Colyber Peter, hostler, dwl 803 Montgomery
Colyer John, driver Moore & Co., dwl Perrj- nr Filth
Colyers Nicholas, fisherman, dwl 107 Clay
Coma J., fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Combatalade Louis, laundr>'man, dwl 715 Stockton
Combes John C, wines and liquors, 222 Second
Combes Stephen, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Combes. Sec Comes and Coombs
Combination Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Panamint), D.
Wilder secretary, office 2S Merchants' Exchange
Comer Bartlett, laborer, dwl 17 Sherman PI
Comerford A., mason Palace Hotel
Comerford Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s 'Wharf,
dwl 509 Bryant
Comerford Edward, mason, dwl 632 Sixth
Comerford John, teamster Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 301 Sixteenth
Comerford Joseph M., groceries and liquors, NE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-second
Comerford Moses, metallurgist, dwl SE cor Francisco and
Mason
Comerford Patrick, laborer Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl 814
Mission
Comerford Patrick, wines and liquors, 1911 Hyde
Comers William, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Com6s Emanuel, printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 522
Filbert
Comes Frank, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 122 Ellis
Comet Consolidated Mill and Mining (Nevada Co., Cal.),
office 110 Leidesdorff
Comfort David, keeper Sixth Av Toll Gate, Point Lobos
Av, dwl SW cor Point Lobos and Sixth ava
Comfort James, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 509 Wash
Comfort J. V. C, mining superintendent, dwl Brooklyn
Hotel
Comings John H. , clerk Charles L. Dingley, dwl W s Ninth
bet Market and Mission,
Comins PasaU B. , dwl 00 Bernard, rear
Comitan Martin, solicitor, dwl 200 Clementina, rear
Conmiary John, painter, dwl 3 Park Av
Commenzer John, laborer, dwi 11 Pacific
Commercial Agency, T. C. Edwards manager, office 317
California
Commercial Building, NW cor Pine and Battery
COMNERt'IAL FlOirR MILLS, Grosh & Rutherford
proprietors, 141-145 First
Commercial Freight Circular (monthly), John H. Car-
many & Co. publishers and proprietors, 409 Wash
COMMERCIAL HERALD AXD H.IKKET RE>
I'lEM' (weekly), John H. Carmany &. Co. . publishers
and proprietors, office 409 Washington
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. OF CALIFOR-
NIA (fire and marine), C. W. Kellogg president,
Charles A. Laton secretary, office 228 California
Commercial Lodgings, George W. Bacon proprietor, 615
Commercial
Commercial Shirt Factorj' (Chinese), 322 Commercial
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING HOUSE,
Francis & Valentine proprietors, 517 Clay, and 510-516
Commercial
Commercial Street WTiarf, foot Commercial
Commercial Union Assurance Co. of London, Hamilton &
Sonnichsen agents, office 221 Sansom
Commeseel Mrs. , dwi 562 Minna
COMMINS E. •& CO. (Mkhael F. O'Connor), importers
and wholesale vdnea and liquors, 505 Front
Commins Edward (£. Comrnins <£• Co.), dwl 7'27 Gough
CO.MMISSIONER CENTENNIAL II. S., J. D. Creigh,
office 714 Shotwell
COMMISSIONER LJOUGRATION STATE, office
302 Davis
COMMISSIONER INSm.4NCE STATE OF CAXI-
FORNI.l. office 401 California
COMMISSIONER SHIPPLNG C. S., office 118 Jack-
son cor Front
COMMISSIONERS FISH, office 401 California
COM.mssH»NERS FUNDED DEBT 1855, office City
Hall fir.st Huor
COMMISSIO.VERS HARBOR, office 440 Jackson
COMMISSIONERS IRRICi.lTION IT. S. A., office
533 Kearny
COMMISSIONERS OF INSANITY, office 23 City
Hall second floor
COMMISSIONERS PARK, office 302 Montgomery
COMMISSIONERS PILOT, office 44 Merchants' Ex-
change
COMMISSIONERS POLICE, office 11 City Hall flrrt
floor
COMMISSIONERS S, F. FIRE DEPARTMENT,
office 23 Kearny
COMMISSIONERS TIDE LANDS (State Board), office
715 Clay
COMMON SENSE, Mrs. Amanda M. Slocum business
manager, William M. Slocum editor, office 230 Mont
Commons John, hostler, dwl 104 Jessie
Compania Mexicana, Agricola, Industrial y Colonizadora
de Terrenes del Colorado, office 320 Sansom
Compere Gaza, laborer Golden Gate Park
Compere Iowa, laborer Golden Gate Park
Compere Peter, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Ellis nr
Devisadero
Compton John, engineer stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Compton John, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co, dwl 607
Mission
Compton Philip, printer, dwl 226 Third
Compus Mercedes Miss, milliner Miss Maggie Fitzgerald,
dwl 2281 O'Farrell
Comstock A'mold M., real-estate and mining agent, office
420 Montgomery room 1 third floor, dwl 824 Kearny
Comstock Beneficiating Co. , O. C. Miller secretarj', office
310 Sansom
Comstock George, clerk Joseph C. Bates, dwl 708 Pine
Comstock George 0., clerk Morton House, 117 Post
Comstock John, painter, dwl 904 Kearny
Comstock John F. O., seaman, dwl 708 Pine
Comstock Marv (widow), dwl 708 Pine
CO.MSTOCK'S LINE CLIPPER SHIPS, Williams,
Blanchard &Co., agents, office 218 California
Comston George, lumberman, dwl ,51 Stevenson
Comte Augustus Jr. (Chemlkr <t C), dwl 120 Page
Comj-ns John, calker, dwl 326 Seventh
MORGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
3. P. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Comyns Lawrence, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Miasion
Comiinis Maurice, calker, dwl 25 Downey
Con Lee (Chinese), umbrellamaker, 750 Clay
Conahan Cornelius, mllkranch, W s San Jos6 Road nr
Six-mile House
Conahun James, Bricklayers Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Conally Michael, tanner LjTich & Lyons, dwl E s Capp
bet Twenty -fourth and Twenty-Fifth
Conaut Au^TJsius F., dra^Tiian, SE cor Front and Wash-
injft^>n, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and Lombard
Conant Benjiimin H., dwl 93l| Market
Conant Charles H., street sprinkler, dwl IS Mary
Conard Pauline Mad., cook, dwl 721 Pacific
Conboie Geon,'e R., carpenter, dwl 707^ Mission
Conboie Maip- G. (widow), furnished rooms, 707^^ Mission
Couboy Daniel, laborer, dwl 1771 Sansom
Couboy John, porter St. Mary's CoUeg-e, dwl San Jos6
Road
Conbruugh Henry, commission agent, office 416 Sacra-
mento, res Oakland
Concannon Matthew, clerk, dwl 434 Seventh
Coucanuon William, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 434
Seventh
Conche Jose, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Conchlan Elizabeth (widow), Uquor saloon, 19 Baldwin
Court
COXCOKDIA CLUB ROOMS, 102 OFarrell
Condan Felix, waiter Lomaly A: Coqnenguiot, dwl 4 Vir-
ginia PI
CO\UEE (;£0RC;E M., cashier Farmers' and Mechan-
ics' Bank of Savings, office 225 San, dwl 2104 Pac Av
Condell Joseph D., bookkeeper Samuel Kellett, dwl Se-
hna PI
Conend Frederick, drayman, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Lombard
Coneo Michael, laborer, dwl 222 Francisco
Coney A., dwl 31 Eddy
Coney Alexander, clothing, 23 Second, dwl 40S Tjier
Coney Harris, c<:>mmission merchant, dwl 593 Ellis
Coney Leonard, special agent Home Mutual Insurance
Co., dwl 425 Sixth
Conej' S. W. (widow), dwl N s Dorland nr Church
Coney. See Cooney
Confidence Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.), W. S. An-
derson secretary, office 210 Battery
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 414
California
Congan John, laborer, dwl 222 Clara
Cougdon Aima Miss (colored), dwl 1227 Clay
Congdon Benjamin Owen, shipcarpenter, dwl 134 Pol, rear
Congdoa George, real-estate agent, 430 Moutgomerj't res
Oakland
Congdon Hemy- B., dwl 616 Third
Congdon Joseph H., bookkeeper Miller & Co., dwl 710
Jones
Congdon Marie (widow), dwl 995 Market
Conger Benjamin T., jobprinter, 423 Washington, dwl 20
Jessie nr Seventh
Conger Charles C, stockbroker, office 330 Pine room S
Conger J. Rem. D., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'sWTiarf,dwl
615 Third
Congregational PubUshing Society Depository, 757 Market
Conie Michael, laborer, dwl 222 Francisco, rear
Conihie W. A., dwl 5 Stockton
Conkelman J. Mrs., dwl 640 Howard
Conkej-nin Patrick, laborer Occidental Hotel
Condit Ira M. Rev., pastor Chinese Mission Church, dwl--Conklin Abijah (Wdow), dwl 113 Polk
800 Stockton „ . .. „ J . V . ^'
Condon , machinist Union Iron Works
Condon Anna A. Miss, shoefitter I. M. Wentworth & (3o.,
dwl KW COT Noah and Chpper
Condon Donald, laborer, dwl City Land Homestead nr
San Miguel Station
Condon Edward, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
(Mndon Edwin W., teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 323
Taylor
Conduii Frank, fireman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
Condon Henry M., milkman, dwl S s Greenwich bet Pierce
and Scutt
Condon James, machinist, dwl 9 Sherwood PI
Condon John, bricklayer, dwl 106 Minna
Condon John, clerk Famsworth & Clark, dwl SW cor
Sixth and Miima
Condon John, gardener, dwl 340 Seventeenth
Condon John D., cabinetmaker Field & Frei, dwl 5 (Geneva
Condon John P., salesman Baker &; Hamilton, dwl 323
Taylor
Condon Lizzie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 22
Fifth
Condon Mac, laborer Occidental Hotel
Condon Maria (v.idow), furnished rooms, dwl 503 Minna
Condon Mary H. Miss, teacher South C<:)smopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1421 Pine
Condon Morris, porter Welhuan, Peck & Co., dwl 29 Hunt
Condon Morris, real estate, dwl 535^ Stevenson
Condon Patrick, dwl King St. House
Condon Patrick, laborer, dwl Old Marine Hospital cor
Spear and Harrison
Condon Patrick, longshoreman, dwl Main bet Harrison
and Folsom
Condon Patrick, shoemaker M. J. Farrell, dwl 530 Minna
Condon Richard, clerk Evening Post, dwl 1421 Pine
Condon Richard, stevedore, dwl 8 Seventh
Condon Sarah (^ widow), nurse, dwl 1421 Pine
Condon Thomas, laborer, dwl 475 Jessie
Condor Silver Mining Company (Ely, Nev.), George T.
Grime:^ secretarj', office 240' Montgomerj-
Condra Henrj", clerk Beckmanu Bros., dwl NE cor Four-
teenth and Mission
Condre John, laborer Antonio Esperence, dwl S 8 Silver
Av nr San Jos6 Road
Condrott John, laborer Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl S 8
Serf-entine Av nr Howard
Condry S. R., bricklayer, dwl 227 Second
Condy John, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl i:27 Sec
Cone Frank, patternmaker, dwl 613 Mission
Cone Hem-y, pianutuner Matthias Gray, dwl 530 Pine
Cone John, foundn,-man Jackson Iron Foimdry, 623 Wash
Cone John, plumber, dwl 550 Third
Cone Patrick, laborer, dwl 550 Third
Conebis A., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Conebis H., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Conklin Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 309 Bryant
Conklin F., driver Market St. R. R.
Conklin Frank G. {P. J; F. G. Conklin), dwl 205 Tavlor
Conklin Frank P., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
212 Gough
Conklin I. H., carpenter, dwl Potrero Av nr Santa Clara
Conklin Michael, barkeeper, dwl 14rV Mason, rear
Couklin P. & F. G. {Califonim Glove Co.), manufacturers
gloves, 419 Battery
Conklin Patrick, laborer, dwl 1910 Mission
Conkhn Piatt {P. d: F. G. Conkliit), dwl 1315 Larkin
Conklin Thomas F., dwl 113 Polk
J,£Dnklin William G., canvasser, dwl 105 Freelon
Conkling David (Hijgins it- C), dwl 712 Grove
Conkling George W., gent^' furnishing goods, 610 Market,
dwl 1206 Mission
Conkling George W. Jr., clerk Hubbard & Johnson, dwl
1206 ilission
Conkling John, plxmiber G. & W. Snook
Cunlaugh Edward, laborer, dwl 234 Mam
Conless John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 242 Clementina
Conley Alice, dwl W s Tenth bet Folsom and Howard
Conley Catharine (widow), dwl 449 Jessie
Conley Catherine (widow), dwl W s Minna bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Conley Cornelius, brakeman Passenger Depot Southern
Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend
Conley Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 413 Main
Conley Ellen, dressmaker, dwl 424 Klli«
Conley F., waiter Morton House
Conley Frank, laborer Townsend St. Depot (Central Pacific
R. R.
Conley H., dwl 137 Montgomery
Conley James, contractor, dwl 1120 Mission
Conley James, fireman stm Amelia, Broadway Wharf
Conley James, laborer, dwl 15 College PI
Conley James, laborer, dwl 268 Jessie
Conley James, i^aLnter, dwl 449 Jessie
Conley James M., compositor Morning Call, dwl 519 Sac
Conley John, dwl 515 Stockton
Conley John, banker, dwl 418 Leavenworth
Conley John, laborer, dwl 2i>2 Jessie
Conley John, laborer, dwl 2009 Dupont
Conley John, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 320 Chestnut
Conley John, lather, dwl W b Eighth bet Harand Bryant
Conley John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factor}', dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta
Conley Kate, Miss, dressmaker, dwl 54 Third
Conley Margaret (widow), dwl 54 Third
Conley Michael, laborer, dwl 256 Jessie
Conley Patrick, fireman stm William Taber, Market St.
Wharf
Conley Patrick, laborer, dwl 520 Front
Conley Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's Wharf, dwl
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Conley T., boilennaker Francis I. Cuny
Conlej- Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
ConlinC, laborer Southern Pac. K. B., cor Fourth and
Townsend
Conlin Charles, hostler Citr R. E., dwl 15 Ridley
Conlin Francis, laborer Michael Heverin, dwl 159 Minna
Conlin Frank, laborer Palace Hotel
Conlin James {Cmilin <fc Hoberts), dwl 304 Seventh
Conlin James, bricklayer, dwl 311 Pacific
Conlin James, clerk, dwl 42-J Sansom
Conlin James, laborer, dwl 263 Jessie
Conlin James, special policeman, dwl Bush bet Van Ness
Av and Franklin
Conlin John, carpenter, dwl 322 Eighth
Conlin John, conductor, dwl 101 Jessie
Conlin John F., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 912 Har
Conlin John J., street contractor, dwl 3M Clementma
Conlin John P., purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., cor Kmg and
Second, dwl M nr Ninth Av, South S. F.
Conlin Matthew, drayman, dwl 1129 Harrison
Conlin Michael, laborer, dwl 3 Gilbert, rear
Conlin Patrick, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 41
Minna
Conlin Patrick, boolfitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 185S
Stevenson bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Conlin Patrick, porter Grand Hotel, dwl 613 Natoma
Conlin Rose (widow), dwl 2002 Hyde
Conlin Thomas, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Conlin Thomas, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 304
Seventh
Conlin Th.jmas, stevedore A. C. Freese - „ . ,
Conlin & Rijberts (James Conlin and John C. RoberU),
metalr.wfers, 749 and 751 Mission
Conlon Bernard, whitener, dwl 4 Sherwood PI
Conlon Catherine (widow), dwl 17 Sherwood PI
Conlon Francis, shoemaker, dwl 614 Mission
Conlon Helen (widow), dw-1 320 Minna
Conlon John, carpenter, dwl W s Castro nr Eighteenth
Conlon John, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Conlon Martin, laborer, dwl 62S Brannan
Conlon Michael, hackman Plaza, dwl 707 Hyde
Conlon Michael M., liquors, N s Brannan bet Eighth and
Ninth
Conlon Nora Mrs., notions and fancy goods, 707 Hyde
Conlon Owen, laborer, dwl 1003 Battery, rear
Conlon Thomas, baker Hughes & Foley, SE cor Fourth
and Jessie
Conlough John, molder, dwl 305 Fremont
Conmorc Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Conmy Thomas C, compositor Frank Eastman, dwl 933
Kearny
Conn Francis, foreman Union Pacific Salt Co., res Oakland
Conn Richard \., tinsmith WilUam S. Ray, dwl 34 Perry
Connack Bartholomew, miller, dwl 527 Mission
Connahan Cornelius, dairyman, dwl San Jos^ Road nr
Six-mile House
Connarm Thomas, laborer ComeUus Connahan, awl &an
3asi Road m- Six-mile House
Connecticut Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 441 Bush
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford), Oliver Hawee
agent, office 317 California
Council , cabinetmaker, S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Connell Amy Mrs. (widow), dwl SW cor Tennessee and
Sierra
Connell Cornelius, laborer, dwl 59 Jessie
ConneU Daniel, compositor Morning Call, dwl 938 Folsom
Connell Daniel, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
591 Beale „ . ,
Connell Dennis, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
Filbert bet Polk and Larkin
Connell Dennis, teamster John Lyons, dwl 555^ Natoma
Connell Elizabeth (widow), dwl E s ShotweU bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth , _^.
Connell Ellen (widow), dwl W 3 York bet Twenty-fourth
and Twentv-fifth , „ ..
Connell Hugh, laborer, dwl W 8 McCormick nr Pacific
Connell James, carpenter, dwl 76 Natoma
Connell James, laborer, dwl 724 Brannan
Connell James D., carjienter, dwl 102S Pacific
Connell J. J., laborer Palace Hotel
Connell John, gasfitter, dwl 521 Howard
Connell John,laborer, dwl 45 Jessie
Connell John, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE aor Bay and
Jones
Connell John, mason Palace Hotel
Connell John, miller, dwl 1121 Mission
Connell John, steward stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co., dwl
1032 Market
ConneU John C, commercial agent, dwl 335 Jessie
Connell John F., printer, dwl 45 Jessie
Connell John H., boxmaker, dwl 514 Howard
ConneU John T., porter ^^Tiittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1820
Broadway
Connell J. R., trimmer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 514
Powell
Connell Lawrence, laborer, dwl SW cor Post and Brod-
erick
Connell Luke, mason Palace Hotel
Connell Mary Sirs., furnished rooms, 1032 Market
Connell Mary J. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar
School, dwl ShotweU bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Connell Michael, clerk, dwl 1032 Market
Connell Michael, foundryman Union Iron Works, dwl 143
Natoma, rear
ConneU Slichael, groceries and Uquors, NW cor Harriet
and Folsom
ConneU Michael, hackdriver, dwl 45 Jessie
Connell Michael, hardware, dwl 1035 Market
ConneU Michael, laborer, dwl 61 Stevenson
Connell Nora Miss, dressmaker Miss Guineva Hopkins,
dwl 1028 Pacific
ConneU Patrick, shipcalker, dwl 2011 Dupont
ConneU Philip, bricklayer, dwl 533 Natoma
Connell Thomas, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
SW cor Hampshire and Twenty-third
ConneU Thomas, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Connell Thomas, teamster WUliam Kerr
Connell Timothy, employ^ City and Co. Hospital
Connell Timothy, laborer, dwl 40Si Natoma
ConneU W. C, wharfinger Spear St. Wharf, dwl cor Spear
and Brvant
Connell William, laborer A. A. Jennings, dwl S 3 Sacra-
mento nr Central Av
ConneU WiUiam C, special poUceman, dwl 322 Beale
ConneUv A. A. (T. A. Harris A Co.), res Calistoga
Connelly Bernard, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 and
751 Mission
ConneUy Daniel, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Connelly Dartd, plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Connelly Edward, hackdriver, dwl 164 Jessie
Connelly Edward, hostler Agricultiural Fau- Race
Grounds ,, ^
Connelly Frank J., bookkeeper Kirkpatnck & McCue,
dwr2253 Slission
ConneUv J., laborer, dwl 156 Third
ConneUv James (James Connelly d: Co.), dwl W s Chat-
tanooga nr Twenty-second
ConneUv James, laborer Calvary Cemetery
Connelly James & Co.iJames Connelly and Lems Borle),
fxmiiture and bedding, 219 Bush
ConneUy John, hostler Alfred W. Gates, dwl 807 Mont
Connelly John, laborer, dwl 321 Clementina
ConneUy John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Connelly John, laborer Pacific RoUing Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Michigan
ConneUy John, liquor saloon, 106 Jackson
Connelly John J., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl SW cor
Jessie and Second
Connelly Lawrence, laborer, dwl 918 Larkin
ConnoUv Martin, laborer, dwl 615 Brannan
Connelly Martin, mechanic, dwl 164 Jessie
ConneUv Martin, wood and coal, 1068 Howard, dwl 237
Clara
ConneUv Marv Miss, seamstress, dwl 14^ Langton
ConneUy Marj- Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen MiUs
ConneUv Michael (Comielly <t Cannon), Fourth Av nr N,
South S. F. ^ , „„
ConneUy Michael, horseshoer Richard Crowley, dwl 420
Stevenson
Connelly Michael, miUcranch, cor York and Eighteenth
ConneUy Michael, steward, dwl 20 Lewis PI
Connelly Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel
ConneUv Nicholas, butcher, dwl N s Eighth Av nr M,
South S. F. „ „ , J
ConneUv Patrick, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Connelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 24 Clinton
Coimell'v Patrick, laborer, dni 14J Folsom Av
ConneUv Peter, cartman, dwl 646 Stevenson
ConneUy Thomas, carpenter, dwi 1214 Stockton
ConneUy Thomas, hostler, dwl AgriclUtural Fair Race
Grounds
ConneUv Thomas, laborer, dwl 3045 Sixteenth
ConneUv Timothy, Enten'rise Saloon, 22 First, dwl E s
Mission bet T»enty-first and Twenty-second
ConneUv Timothy, laborer Fort Point
CoimeUy William, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl
cor First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co,
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Connelly ■VVilliam T., laborer Fort Point
Connelly & Cannon {Michael Connolhj and Patrick Can-
non), hogranch, Fourth Av nr N, South S. F.
Conner Aaron Rev. , dwl 2520 Bush
Conner A. Sarah Airs., furnished rooms, 13 Powell
Conner James, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Conner J. E., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Conner Jeremiah, laborer Stephen S. Culvenvell, dwl 117
First Av
Conner John J., carpenter, dwl 135 Second
Conner John W., uotan," public, commissioner deeds and
real-estate agent, office 604 Merchant, dwl 504 Second
Conner LawTence, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Conner Mathew, dwl 537 ISacramento
Conner Patrick, hostler, dwl 18 First
Conner Patrick, laborer, dwl 12^ Clinton
Conner Robert T., sailmaker William Wood, dwl 405 Pow
Connere Daniel, laborer, dwl W s Webster bet Chestnut
and Lombard
Connera John, laborer, Pacific Rolling Mills
Conners John R. {Sfannix <t- C), dwl IG Hawthorne
Conners Michael. laborer, dwl IS Ohio
Conners P., stockbroker, dwl 225 Bush
Conners Peter, dwl 311 Pacific
Conners Robert, brassmolder Weed & Kmgwell, dwl 1225
Pacific
Conners Robert T., carpenter, dwl 057 ■Willow Av
Conners T., fireman stm Amelia, Broadway Wiarf
Conners W. M., employe City and County Hospital
Conners. See Connors
Connerton Owen, groceries and liquors, 13S Eighth
Connerty Marj- Miss, dwl 111 Silver
Conness Edward, lamplight-er S. F. Gas Light Co.
Conness John, drayman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 543 Te-
hama
Conniff Cornelius, salesman Landers, Bj-me & Co., dwl
1417 Mason, rear
Conniff James, extraman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D., dwl
320 Main
Conniff James T., stevedore, dwl W s Sansom bet Filbert
and Greenwach
Conniff Joseph D., clerk Morning Call, dwl Rose Av bet
Page and Haight
Conniff Michael, contractor, dwl 731i Natoma
Conniff Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 29
Freelon
Conniff Nicholas, contractor, dwl 29i Welsh
Conniff Peter, boottreer, dwl N s Rose Av bet Octavia
and Lag una
Conniff Peter, printer, dwl 504 SLxth
Conniff Thomas, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wliarf,
dwl 21t Freelon
Conniff Willian^, dwl 504 Sixth
Conniff William, stockdriver, dwl 4 College PI
Connine Charles, assistant engineer stm Pelican Orecron
S. S. Co.
Conning Robert, bookkeeper Leon R. Mvers & Co., dwl
621 Pine
Connoghan John, farmer, W s Ocean House Road half
mile SW Industrial School
Connol John, engineer Carmen Island Salt Works, 241
Steuart, dwl 311 Ritch
Connolly , machinist Union Iron Works
Connolly Benjamin, waiter Russ House
Connolly Edward, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1106
Keam}'
Connolly Edward, driver D. E. Root & Co.. dwl 630 Miss
Connolly Edward A., bricklavcr, dwl 622 Larkin
Connolly Ellen Miss, dwl 400 Minna
Connolly Francis, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 21
Caroline
Connolly Frank, laborer, dwl SW cor Sansom and Vallejo
Connolly Frank, waiter, dwl 75 Jessie
Connolly Henry, butcher Wilson, Merrj' & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Connolly J., watchman Occidental Hotel
Connolly James, laborer, dwl 520 First
Connolly James, laborer, dwl 159 Tehama
Connolly James, machinist, dwl 558 Howard
Connolly James E., extraman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D.,
dwl G9 Stevenson
Connolly James H., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 452
Minna, rear
Connolly Jeremiah, bootmaker, dwl 460 Minna
Connolly John, expressman, cor Market and New Mont^
gomen,-, dwl 80 Jessie
Connolly John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Connolly John, laborer Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Connolly John, marblecutter, dwl 159 Tehama
Connolly John, musician and liquor saloon, 526 Mission,
dwl 63 Natoma *
Connolly John, tailor, 402 Montgomery room 22, dwl W b
Stockton bet Bush and Sutter
Connolly John H., truckman, dwl 234 Perry
Connolly Joseph, machinehand Andrew Frei, dwl 159 Te-
hama
Connolly Josiah, traveling agent Hatch & Co., dwl Revere
House
Connollv LawTcnce, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Connolly M. captain Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Coimolly Maggie Miss., dressmaker Miss Marina Cannon,
dwl 159 Tehama
Connolly Mar>' Miss, dressmaker, dwl 731 Vallejo
Connolly Martin, wood and coal, dwl 237 Clara
Connolly Michael, dwl Nevada nr Folsom
Connolly Michael, blacksmith, dwl 51 Stevenson
Connolly Michael, currier, dwl 907 Capp
Connolly Michael, fanner, dwl E s Baker bet McAllister
and Tyler
Connolly Michael, laborer, dwl 37 Baldwin Court
Connolly Michael, laborer, dwl SI Natoma
Connolly Michael, laborer, dwl 460 Minna
Connolly Michael, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Connolly Michael, laborer, dwl 545 Mission, rear
Connolly Michael, laborer, dwl S14 Sansom
Connolly Michael, laborer H. S. Gates, NE cor Sutter and
Steiner
Connolly Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
cor York and Solano
Connolly Michael, laundr>Tnan American Exchange
Connolly Michael T., market. 428 Natoma, dwl 305 Minna
Comiolly Owen, butcher, dwl S s Waller bet Market and
Laguna
Connolly Patrick, boilermaker. dwl 18 Langton
Connolly Patrick, clerk Delivery Department Wells, Fargo
& Co.. dwl 968 Harrison
Connolly Patrick, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 14
Folsom
Connolly Patrick, hostler Stuart A. Winall, dwl 1 Beale PI
Connolly Patrick, laborer, dwl 142 Clinton
Connolly Patrick, laborer, dwl 555 Mission
Counolly Patrick, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Connolly Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Louisiana nr Shasta
Connolly Patrick, molder, dwl 521 Howard
Connolly Patrick, Ship carpenters' Assn, 713 Mission
Connolly Patrick J., clerk Michael C. Gurham, dwl 264^
Minna
Connolly Patrick J., machinist Central Pacific R. R., dwl
118 Welsh
Connolly Peter {Connfilly d- Eiernan), dwl 963 Har
Connolly Peter, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Connolly Peter, contractor, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush, dwl 646 Stevenson
Connolly Roger, coachman, dwl 159 Tehama
Connolly Terrence, laborer, dwl 37 Minna
Connolly Terrence, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co , dwl
cor Ninth and Brannan
Connolly Tliomas, laborer, dwl 521 First
Connolly Thomas, laborer, dwl 908 Sansom, rear
Comiolly Thomas, poultry, butter and eggs, 9-11 S. F.
Market, dwl 920 Howard
Connolly Thomas M., shoemaker, dwl 45 Nevada
C<mnoIly William, laborer, dwl 1124 Harrison
Connolly William, mechanic, dwl 159 Tehama
Connolly William stonecutter, dwl 814 Sansom
Connolly William, waiter, dwl 4 O'Connell PI
Connolly William R., brassfimnder Weed & Kingwell, dwl
Bryant bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Connolly & Kieman (Peter Connolly and Thonvas J.
Kiernan), wine rooms, Dunbar Alley rear City Hall
Connor , master ship Revere, oilice S. L. Mastick & Co.
Connor Abram, waiter Russ House
Connor Dennis, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Connor Edward, foundrj'man, dwl 120 PeVry
Connor Frim?is, captain stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co., dwl 332 O'Farrell
Connor Ida Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Eakins, dwl 117
Dora
Connor James, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 15^
Boardman PI
Connor J. M. C, carpenter, dwl 219 Mason
Connor John (Connor tO Roe), dwl 10 Heron
Connor John (G. Onesti it Co.), dwl 254^ Fourth
Connor John, engineer N. P. T. Co., wharf foot Folsom
Connor John, teamster Baker & Hamilton, dwl 543 Te-
hama
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
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Connor John, J., hackman Plaza, dwl 239 Ulara
Connor M., laborer, Pacific Mail S. S. Co. s » har(
Connor Jlichael, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 9M Harrison t-i, »
Connor Owen, laborer, dwl N s Toivnsend nr Liberty
Connor Patrick, dwH20 Perry , „ , , , ,.^To,i,i„
Connor Patrick (Patrick Connor A- Co.), dwl 416 Larkm
Connor Patrick, boatman, dwl S s Alta bet Sansom and
Montgomery' _
Connor Patrick, coachman I. C. Batsman, dwl S55 Har
Connor Patrick, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Connor Patrick, laborer, dwl 43 Ecker ■ „ .„ j
Connor Patrick & Co. (Thiwthy Doiioghue), groceries and
liquors, 32S Fourth ^ , ..ti. t „
Connor R., saivyer George Swan & Co., dwl NE cor Leav-
enworth and Vallejo , , , , ,„ r,
Connor Simon P., cooper 35 and 37 Jackson and 40 Com-
mercial, dwl (i Wetmore PI
Connor Thomas, laborer, dwl 612 Mission , , „„„
Connor Thomas, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth a .\rao
Connor Thomas, marble polisher S. Campodomco, dwl 662
Conno'i'mlliam, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
in' Co., dwl E s Twenty -eighth, Bernal Heights
Conno? William, teamster William Kerr
Connor & Roe (John Connor and Patrick Roe), hay and
grain, S09 Folsom
Connors , stevedore Menzies & Bmgham
Connors Bryan, driver Francis Centlivre, dwl N s Umon
bet Sansom and Batterj- j , =, - t. i ,
Connors Daniel, molder Hinckley & Co. dwl 51d Taylor
Connoi-s Daniel, wateitender Pacific Mail &. S. CaliJornia
Connors David, contract.ir, S12 Larkin ,, „i 7 r-
Connors David, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 7 Ge-
neva . ... , rt
Comiors Edward, baker Calilonna Cracker Co.
Connors Ellen (widow), dwl 1217 Powell
Connors Eugene, marbleworker, dwl 20S Stevenson
Connors F., lather Palace Hotel „ „ p „„^
Connors Frank, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend „ ,^. o t, 1
Connors H. Mrs., janitress Eighth St. Primary School
Connors Henry J., clerk, dwl 126 Tj-ler
Comiors Henry W., second-assistant storekeeper Pacific
Mail S. S. Co. '3 Warehouse, dwl 539 Second
Connors James, boilermaker, dwl E s Chenery nr Ran-
Connors James, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pac.
Connors Jeremiah, hograiser, dwl W 3 Fourteenth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Connors John {Uannix A C), dwl 16 Hawahome
Connors John, bricklayer, dwl 28 Minna
Connors John, uonmolder, dwl 325 Tehama
Connors John, laborer, dwl 18 Ohio
Connors John, laborer, dwl 268 Stevenson
Connors John, longshoreman, dwl 911 Battery
Connors John, mason Palace Hotel
Connors John, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 503 Fremont
Connors John, pipemaker Froncis Smith & Co.
Connors John, Ship Calker's Assn, 713 Mission
Connors John, stockbroker, dwl 164 Jessie
Connors John I., carpenter 13= Second, dwl 60 Natoma
Connors LawTcnce, porter Grand Hotel .„„v„„„
Connors Lily Miss, laborer Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus,
Connors ^Lice'?'?aborer Palace Hotel, dwl 707 Tehama
Connors Michael, laborer, dwl IS Ohio
Connors Michael, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Connors Michael, laborer, dwl 35 Everett, rear
Connors Michael, laborer, dwl 421 Fremont
Connors Nathan, clerk, dwl 812 Larkin
Connors Patrick, coachman, dwl 325 Folsom
Comiors Patrick, laborer, dwl 33 Ritch
Connors Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 2t> Howard, rear
Connors Patrick, nightwatchman William E. Bndge, dwl
Connors Patrick, pressman Pac. OU and Lead Works, dwl
ConnorVpltrick, serriceman .S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 43
Connors Peter, fireman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Connors T., fireman Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Amelia, Broad-
wav Wharf ,,. .
Connors Terence, Ship Calker's Assn, 713 Mission
Connors Timothy, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Connors Timothy, miller, dwl 43 Tehama
Connors William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Connors William, laborer William McCrindle, dwl nr
Twenty-ninth bet Harrison and Columbia, Bernal
Heights
Connors William, shipoarpenter, dwl 518 Mission
Connors William, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwl 417 Clem-
entina J , ,CT rr
Connors William, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 151 le-
hama
Connors. .Sue Conners „ „ ,.,
Conuine F. L., purser Pacific Mail S. S. California
t'OXOLlBY EUW.^KW, wines and liquors, 113 Leides-
dorfl, dwl 32 Eleventh ,,,„„
ConoUy Edward, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1106
Kearny
ConoUy Esther (widow), dwl 1106 Kearny
Conolly Patrick, seaman, dwl W s Main nr Folsom
ConoUy WiUiam J. , noteteUer Hibernia Savings and Loan
Soo., dwl 319 Hyde , , „ j ,
Conord Fi'anQois, lapidary Califomia Jewelry Co., dwl
1409 Stockton
Conquest Martin, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Kentucky nr
Coimid Albert B., clerk Fabian Toplitz, dwl 325 J Bush
Conrad Andrew, carpenter and cabinetmaker, E s Webb
bet California and Sacramento, dwl 14 Eureka
Conrad Christian, clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
S s Ellis bet FUlmore and Webster
Conrad Christian L., druggist, dwl 1527 Ellis
Conrad Christopher, fruitdealer, dwl 532 CommerciaJl
Conrad David, wholesale fruits and nuts, NW cor l^ont
and Washington, dwl 318 Fremont
Conrad Henry, barber Henry Slocomb, dwl 219 Tehama
Conrad Henry, fruits, 1105 Howard , „ ,^ _^ , , -,„
Conrad Henrj', metalroofer Coidin & Roberts, dwl 749
ConradVolm, with David Conrad, 501 Front, dwl 305
Chestnut , , ..t c 1*
Conrad Julius, teamster Wesley Diggms, dwl N s Sutter
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Conrad William A., foreman S. F. Manufacturmg Co.,
dwl 411 Larkin
Conrad WiUiam C, carpenter, dwl 413 Larkm, rear
Conrades Ferdinand, Antelope Oyster Saloon, 612 Market
Conradi William, clerk German Savings and Loan hoc,
dwl 273 Stevenson .,.,._. j , o, n
Conrado Louis, waiter Sciacealuga & Lunberte, dwl bl9
Coiiran'F., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 331 Bush
Conran Thomas P., agent manufactm-ers cutlery, dwl 316
Conro'cfassius M. (F. D. Conro A- Son), dwl 938 Pacific
COMCO F. D. »« SON (Cassiits M. Conro), proprietors
'Golden Age Flouring MiUs, 717-721 Battery
Conro Frederick D. (F. D. Conro j; Son), dwl 938 Pacific
Conro Frederick D. Jr., clerk Redington, Hostetter a. Co.,
dwl NE cor Mason and Pacific . , „„,
Conro George A., bookkeeper F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 93s
Conr.m James, plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
Conroy Ann (widow), dwl 6 Bartol, rear
Conrov Bridget (widow), dwl W s Chenery nr Fairmount
Couroy Catherine (widow), dwl SE cor Baker and Cal
Coiu-ov Daniel, clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 327 Tehama
Conroy E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwl
Conroy Eugene C. , bottler Bay City Soda Water Co. , dwl 9
Conrov Henry, wholesale liquor dealer, dwl 4 Park PI
Conroy James, boUermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl St.
Nicholas Hotel , ,. ^ n ,
Conroy James, laborer, dwl S 3 Point Lobos Av bet Col-
lins and Ferrie J 1 ,n
Conroy John, doorkeeper California Theater, dwl 114
Eleventh ^ ^ , j
Conroy John, farmer, W s Ocean House Road nr Indus-
trial School ■ , , ^,^ »,- ■
Conrov John, Indiarubber worker, dwl 548 Mission
Conroy Lizzie Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 1912 Mason
Conroy Margaret (widow), dwl 15 Geneva
Conroy Michael, painter Wason ii Moms, dwl Tehama
nr T^venty-ninth, Bernal Heights ,„ , ,
Conroy Michael C, office 402 Montgomery room 10, dwl
1912 Mason .
Conroy Nicholas, laborer, dwl 37 Fredenck
Conrov O., painter Pac. Furniture M. Co.
COXKOY, 0'CON.\OK »t CO. (in hqmdation), office
109 Front
Conroy Patrick, housecarpenter, dwl 115 Second
Lar^gest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK Si CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Zearny, Established 1832.
ConroT Patrick, hostler Central R. R., dwl Point Lobos
Road nr Tell Gate
Conroy Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Conroy Patrick J., carpenter, dwl 74 Minna
Conroy William, finisher Charles Plum & Co., dwl 15
Geneva
Conrv Jeanpire, butcher F. Larroche, Fifth At, South
S. F.
Consell Richard, laborer Palace Hotel
Considine Edward, butcher, dwl 1501 Leavenworth
Considine John, plasterer Palace Htitel, dwl 104 Jessie
Considine Michael, deckhand stm Jidia, Broadway Wharf
Consii^diere Simon, confectioner, dwl SW cur Montg'omerj''
Av and Vallejo
Consolidated Amador Mining Co. (Amador, Cal.), office
402 Muntuomen- room 34
Consolidated "Gnld" Hill Quartz Mill Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Xcv.), ortiee 414 California
Consolidated Reft.'nna Lead and S. M. Co., A. D. Carpen-
ter secretary, office 005 Clav
t'0\SOLIDAtKI> TOKA<<"0 CO., Tiburcio Parrott
president, Eduiir Brit^T,-^ superintendent, salesroom
■207 Front
COXSOLIIKITED VlUCilXIA M[\I\C CO. (Storey
Co., Xev,), office 4ul California room 1
Constable William, baker, dwl SW cor McAllister and
Lark in
Constance Edward, dwl 524 Jessie
Constant Catharine (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1337 Dup
Constantine Basile, cook Nicholas Castis, dwl 107 Third
Constantiue Gustav, clerk 1. Lash, dwl 543 Jessie
Con^antine John {C»mtantii\e A: Alex\ dwl 1403 Stock
Constantine John, bricklayer, dwl 164 Jessie
Constantine John, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Constantine Patrick, shi pear pen ter, dwl City Hotel
Constantine & Alex {Jnhn Comtantinc and Joseph F.
Alex), oyster and chop house, 1403 Stockton
Constitution Hotel, Charles H. Brickwedel proprietor, 547
and 553 First
COXSIL AKtiEVTIXE KEPlBLir, Charles Baum,
office 510 Battcn-
COXSl L AIJSTKO-UI XGARLAX EHPIRE, Gott-
lieb A. E. Muecke, office 109 California roum S
C'OXSKX ISEKai'M, Emil Grisar, office NW cor San-
son! and Brt-adway
t'OXSl L KEL<;3t'>i, Salvador Mohange consul-general,
< -ffice Gram.I H'..tel
C'OS'SIL i;OLIVEA, Francisco Herrera, office 331 Mont-
gomeiy n>om 12
C'OXSIL (IIELI. F. Casanueva Jr., consul-general Pa-
cific States, ..ffice 27 and 2S U. S. Court Bldg, 506 Bat
C'OXSrL CHILI, Henr>- Barroilhet San Francisco, of-
fice 524 Montgonierj-
COXSl'L COSTA KICA. San Francisco F. Herrera, of-
fice 331 Jlontgomery. room 12 ; Pacific States T.
Lenimen Mever consul-general, office 525 Front
COXSIX DEX.ilARK, Nicholas Sonuichseu, office 221
Sansom
C'OXSIL ECl'AIJOR, F. Herrera (acting), office 331
Montgiimerv roum 12
COXSIL FKA'XCE. Edinond Breuil, office 436 Jackson
COXSLL OEKMAX EMPIRE, A. Rosenthal, office
314 Sacramento
COXSl'L CiREAT KRITAIX, W. Lane Booker, office
319 Oalifoniia
COXSl'L GREECE, Eniile V. Sutter, office 513 Mont
COXSILCil'ATEMALA, Leslie C. Hanks, office 204
Caliiuniia
COXSIX HAWAIXAX ISLAX'DS, Henry W. Sever-
ance, 'iffice 405 Ffiint
COXSIX HOXOIRAS (vacant)
C"OXSIX ITALY. Count Diego Ban-ilis, office 704 Wash
COXSIX JAPAX, Saburo Takaki, \ice-cousul Charles
Wolcutt Bro.iks. office 703 Market
COXSIX MEXICO, Licenciado Manuel Azpiroz, office
lOii Calif.jmia n.nm 24
COXSIX XETIIERLAXDS, James De Fremery, office
710 San-;(>m
COXSIX XICARAtIA, F. Herrera consul-general, of-
fice 331 M.»ntg-imerv room 12
COXSIX XOKWAY AX» SM'EDEX, Nicholas Son-
nich>en (acting), office 221 Sansom
COXSIX PERI ^FredericoDe La Fuenta Y. Subirat,
office 320 Sansom
COXSIX PORTl «;AL, Francis Berton, office 527 Clav
CilXSIX Rl SSIA. Martin Winkufstrom, office 510 Bat
COXSIX SAX SALVADOR, (vacant)
COXSIX SPA IX, CainUo Martin, office NW cor Califor-
nia and Leidesdorff
COXSTL SWEOEX AXO XORWAY, Nicholas Son-
nK'list^'n (actiiiL: consul,) office 320 California
COXSIX SMTT/ERLAXD, Francis BerUm, office 527
Clay ; \ice Antoine Borel, office NW cor Montgomery'
and Clav
COXSIX TIKREY, George W. Gibbs, office 35 Batteiy
COXSIX IXITEI> STATES COLOMBIA, Ricardo
Morales, office 710 Washington
Conte Edgar, architect, d«l 1917 Mason
Continental Fire Insurance Co. (N. York), office 313 Cal
Continental Hotel, Herman Droste proprietor, 619 and
527 Pacffic
Continental House, Thomas Ryan proprietor, 510^ Miss
Continental Life Insiuiince Co. of New York, H. H. Blake
manager, office 302 Montgomery
Contini Louis, teacher music, dwl 5 Stockton
Contra Costa Coal Mining Co., office 404 Front room 5
Contra Costa Ferrv, foot Vallejo
COXTRA COSTA LAIXORY ASSOCIATOX, Hal
lett, Bartlett \ Dalton j^n iprietors, o-ffice 13 Broadway,
branches 077 Market, NAV cftr Second and Howard,
320 Pine, 047 Clay, 134 Fourth, and Bush nr Kearny
Contract and Finance Company, Samuel A. Ho])kins pres-
ident, John Miller secretary-, office NE cor Fourth and
Ttiwnsend room 1
Contrera Francisco, barber, dwl 11 Pinckney PI
Contreras Jenny (widow), dwl 5 Margaret PI
Contreras Ji'hn, clerk, dwl 722 Broadway, rear
Contreras Manuel, hairdressing saloon* Montgomerj- Av
bet Pacific and Bdwy, dwl SE cor Stock and Vallej.i
Contreres Istiac, hamessmaker John Millar, dwl 723 Bdwj-
Convery James, waiter G»_>lden Gate Hotel
Converi-^ Patrick, expresswagon. dwl S s Oregon nr Front
Convey Edward, butcher Hayden & O'Brien, dwl W s
Mliite bet Vallejo and Green
Conns CliarlesE., clerk Tax Collector's Office, dwl 1141
Sacramento
Conway Andrew J., porter Jones & Co., 218 Front
Conway Bernard, liquor saloon, 995 Market, dwl 465Stev
Conway Cornelius, laborer, dwl Ns Austin bet Goughand
Franklin
Conway Edward, president San Buenaventura C. and M.
Co., office 314 California, res Oakland
Conway Edward J., caqienter. dwl 51 Jessie
Conway Ella (wido%v), dwl 018 Third
Conway Frank, engineer Risdon I. &L. Works, dwl 35 Clem
Conway Franklin, engineer, dwl 553 Howard
Conway George, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl 532
Bni'ant
Conway George, master mariner, dwl 523 Minna
Conway James {Comvay d- Blaney\ dwl 770 Harrison
Conway James, ranchman, dwl E s Railroad Av bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth avs. South S. F.
Conway James H., helper Melter and Refiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 1S22 Hyde
Conway James M., engineer, dwl'loSS Turk
Conway John, hackdriver Edward Dowling, dwl 1505 Fol
Conway John, laborer, dwl G Vincent
Conway John, wholesale butcher, dwl Utah nr Sixteenth
Conway Mac. whitener Russ House
Conway Margaret (widow), dwl 520^ Sixth
Conway- Margaret (widow), dwl N s Post bet Broderick
and Baker
Conway Michael. laborer, dwl 244 Gilbert
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 77S Harrison
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 1217 Pacific
Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 1326 Sacramento
Conway Michael F., laborer, dwl Mission nr Cortland Av
Conway Michael G., harness and saddlemaker, 765 Mar-
ket, dwl 356 Minna
Conway Nellie {\ndow), glovemaker. dwl 244 Gilbert
Conway Oney (widow), dwl 446 Clementina, rear
Conwav Patrick, engineer stm San Joaquin, Jackson St.
M'harf
Conway Patrick, milkranch, S s Thirteenth Av bet L and
M. South S. F. ■
Conway Patrick, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, dwl 139 Min
Conway Peter, packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 12 Anthony
Conway P. J., watchman Palace Hotel
Conway Richard, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 34 Ritch
Conway Richard, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 400 Clem
Conway Sarah A. Miss, bootfinisher, dwl 244 Gilbert
Conway Tliomas, bricklayer, dwl 111 Jessie
Conway Thomas, hackman Plaza, dwl 1505 Folaom
Conway Thomas, hamessmaker, dwl 350 Minna
Conwav Thomas, hamessmaker Mjun & Winchester, dwl
552 Linden
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. F.
"W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Conway Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Dolores nr Eighteenth
Conway Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
Conway Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel
Conway Thomas, printer, dwl Preseott House
Conway Thomas, tanner, dwl 3.5 Natoma
Conway William, dwl Russ House
Conway William, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Conway & Blaney (James Con waij a vd James E. Blaney),
liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and Fourth
Conwell Charles, laborer, dwl 4 Frederick
Conwell Michael, whitener, dwl 15 Everett
Conyngham Malcolm S., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl hib Second
Conzeni Loi^ienin, laborer Giononi Isolo, dwl San Jose
Road nr St. Mary's College
Coogan John, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl Kmg St.
House
Coogan John, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl W s
Sansom bet Green and Union
Coogan Patrick, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R.
R., cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl SE cor Brannan and
Cooglc Walter J., printer E. Detrick & Co., dwl 212 Fran-
cisco, rear
Cook , molder Union Iron Works
Cook Aaron, merchant (Virginia City, Nev.), office 32 San-
som, dwl 1352 Post
Cook Abraham, first officer stm Gipsy, dwl 641 Second
Cook Albert O., leather belting and hosemaker Horatio
N. Cook, dwl 128 Kearny
Cook Alexander A., (Pollard A C), dwl 762 Howard
Cook Alfred, laborer, dwl Oriental Hotel
Cook Algernon M. (/. d- A.M. Cook), dwl 2110 Howard
Cook Anna (widow), liquor saloon, SW cor Harrison and
Tliird
Cook Antoine, barber, dwl 309 Fifth
COUK .4. O. Mrs., flower preserv-mg and hau-work,
128 Kearny
Cook A. S., physician, office and dwl 224 Post
Cook August, cooper, dwl 14 White PI
Cook August, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Cook A. W. Mrs., dwl 531 Bryant
Cook Benjamin C, foreman Standard Soap Factory, dwl
9i Grand Av
Cook Brothers (John and ITiiiiam), boxfactory, Berrj'bet
Third and Fourth
Cook C. A. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 224 Post
Cook Carroll, attorney at law, office 215 Sansom room 6,
dwl 934 Howard
Cook Charles, dwl 424 Sansom
Cook Charles, housepainter, dwl 437J Natoma
Cook Charles, lithographic printer S. H. Baker, dw! 330
Green
Cook Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl 1710 Polk
Cook Cliarles, saloonkeeper, dwl 23U Fremont
Cook Charles E., cook, dwl 230 Minna
Cook Charles E., engineer Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 49
Sacramento
Cook Charles E., pianomaker Charles C. Hall, dwl 433
Seventh
Cook Charles W. (R. C. Paje A Co.), dwl 1903 Stockton
Cook Christian, master mariner, dwl 2120 Mason
COOK Cl.tKISSA Mrs., manufacturer hair jewelry,
519 Montgomery, dwl W s Yerba Buena nr Sac
Cook D., conductor" Central R. 11., dwl 518 Tyler
Cook David R., special pohceman, dwl N s Francisco nr
Dupont
Cook David S. (Bryant A C), res San Mateo
Cook D. B., conductor Central R. R., dwl cor Brannan
and Seventh
Cook E., barkeeper Martin Martins, dwl 18 Sutter
Cook E., laborer, dwl 009 Jackson
Cook Eben, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsy
Cook Edward E. (Shafer <t Cooi-), dwl McAllister nr
Cook Edward H. , quartermaster Pacific Mall S. S. Colo-
rado
Cook E. G. & Co. (John Jones), Union Grocerj-, NE cor
Second and Stevenson
Cook Eldridge G. (K G. Cook J: Co.), dwl 433 Seventh
Cook Eli Capt., dwl 611 Turk
Cook Elias, oystemian Edward Neuman, dwl 8 Kearny
C.jok Elisha Mrs., dwl 934 Howard
Cook Ellen L. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 732 Natoma
Cook Ernest, tinsmith, dwl 7 Everett
Cook F. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl 359 Brannan
Cook F. A.,phot.«i-apher Wing & Allen, dwl 523 Keaniy
Cook Fayette, ma.ster mason, dwl 2022 Folsom
Cook Ferdinand, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 651
Stevenson
Cook Fernando C, physician, office and dwl Hayward
House, 156 Third
Cook Frank R. R. , dwl SE cor Lincoln and Leavenworth
Cook Frederick, cabinetmaker Andrew & Frei, dwl Clara
bet Tliird and Fourth
Cook Frederick, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 708 Front
Cook Frederick, turner, dwl 23 Ritch
Cook George, carpenter, dwl 572 Folsom
Cook George, cook Horace Porter, dwl 627 Stevenson
Cook George E., solicitor, Russ House
Cook George G., engineer, dwl 172 Jessie
Cook George W., dwl 1903 Stockton
Cook George W. F. (Hofmann A C), and attorney at law,
office 509 Kearny, dwl 230 Thirteenth
Cook Georgiana (widow), dwl 230 Thirteenth
Cook Henry, dwl 1214 Sutter
Cook Henry, expressdriver Transfer Co., dwl 241 Clara
Cook Henry, attorney at law. dwl 29 Russ, rear
Cook Hemian, laborer, dwl 18i Zoe
Cook Hiram B., clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl
9 Wetniore PI
COOK m»KATIO N., manufacturer leather belting
and hose, 415 Market, dwl 635 Sutter
COOK I. it A. M.. wholesale lumber dealers. Pier 2i
Steuart
Cook I. & Brother (Johii A. Cook), importers and jobbers
dry goods, 8 Batteiy
Cook Ira, warehouseman Subsistence Department U. S. A.,
dwl 210 Shotwell
Cook Isaac (Cooi- .t- Co.), dwl 1209 Bush
Cook Isaac (/. i- A. M. Cook), dwl 911 McAllister
Cook Isaac (I. Cook X- J5ra.), dwl 731 Geary
Cook J., waiter, dwl 609 Jackson
Cook J. A., peddler, dwl llOJ Dupont
Cook James, carpenter, dwl 572 Folsom
Cook James, cooper, dwl 619 Natoma
Cook James, engineer, dwl 725 Harrison
Cook James, laborer, dwl N s Chambers nr Davis
Cook James, laborer New York Bakery
Cook James, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Cook James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Cook James A., porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl 31
Hunt
Cook James H., kalsominer, dwl 730J Clementina
Cook Jane (widow), dwl 4 Card Alley
COOK J. II. A CO. (S. .S. Spragtie), poultry, wUd
game, and eggs, 48 and 49 Washington Market
Cook J. J., clerk Carleton E. Watkins, dwl 407 Leav
Cook John, dwl 530 Mission
Cook John, dwl 411 Sansom
Cook John (Cook Bros.), dwl 41 Welsh
Cook John (Coo* d- Trounso7i), dwl 649 Clay
Cook John, actor, dwl 108 Stockton
Cook John, baker Vizina S: Co., dwl 247 Stevenson
Cook John, barber, dwl 805 Mason
Cook John, drajnnan J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 1311 Jackson
Cook John, engineer, dwl 8 .\nthony
Cook John, fireman Engine No. 7 S. F. F. D., dwl N s Six-
teenth bet Guerrero and Valencia
Cook John, hairdressing saloon, 332 Bush, dwl 806 Mason
Cook John, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 8 Anthony
Cook John, waiter 540 Commercial, dwl 1107 Kearny
Cook John A. (/. Cook d Bro.), dwl 1111 Post
Cook John C, cook 68 California Market, dwl 239 Minna
Cook John C, cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
Cook Johh H. (J. 11. Cook d- Co.) dwl 1029 Clay
Cook Joseph, laborer, dwl 171 Minna
Cook Joseph E., clerk, dwl 1903 Stockton
Cook J. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Stockton
Cook Lucinda Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. .Woolen MilUs,
dwl cor Sixteenth and Howard
Cook M. (M. Cook d- Co.), dwl 612 California
Cook M. & Co. (Henry Liesnian), beer saloon, 533 Wash
Cook Marcus M. , milkrauch, S s Bush bet Pierce and Scott,
dwl Pierce bet Bush and Sutter
Cook Martin, barber, dwl 1111 Folsom
Cook Marv Miss, shoefittcr, dwl 4 Card Alley
Cook Marv A. (widow), dwl 732 Natoma
Cr.ok JIarv L. Miss, dressmaker, 732 Natoma
Cook Marv M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 704i Mission
Cook Mic hael. saloonkeeper, dwl 621 California
Cook Michael S., hay and grain, N s Point Lobos Av E of
Cook
Cook M. M. (widow), d"'' l^'l'' Taylor
Cook M. N. (Jacob Beael d- Co.), dwl Missouri nr Mariposa
Cook Neil, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '8 Wharf, dwl
572 Folsom
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Cook Nicholas L., compositor Morninp Call, dwl 627 Cal
Cook Orlando M.. dra\iiian, dwl 513 Hyde
Cook Orlo C, machinehand California Mills, dwl 69 Minna
Cook Pardon A., real estate, dwl N s Sutter bet Pierce
and Scott
Cook Peter (Kane <t C). dwl 1118 Filbert
Cook Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steiiart
Cook R., plumber Palace Hotel
Cook Reuben B., cooper, dwl 25 Clay
Cook Robert, drayman, dwl 1124 Market
Cook Robert, shipcarpeuter, dwl IS Stanford
Cook Ronald, Shipwrigbts' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Cook S., dra\Tnan, 104 California
Cook Setb. mining, office 406 Montgomery, dwl 115 Kearny
Cook Svdnev P.. merchant, dwl 1517 Taylor
Cook TTieodore T., bookkeeper R. C. Page & Co., res Oak-
land
Cook Tliomas, commission merchant, dwl 1214 Sutter
Cook Thomas, expresswagon, SW cor Sacramento and
Montgi.tmery
Cook Thomas, miner, dwl S s Randall nr Dolores
Cook Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Cook Walter Herbert, searcher records, dwl 9 Wetmore PI
Cook W. Emanuel, stonecutter, dwl 5 Stockton
Cook Wilkiuson Q., carpenter, dwl 609 Jackson
Cook William {Cook Bros.), dwl cor T^venty-third and
Columbia
Cook William, cabinetmaker, dwl 23 Ritch
Cook William, driver Central R. R., dwl 403 Sixth
Cook William A., special policeman, dwl 130 Fern Av
Cook William N., carpenter, dwl SE cor Lincoln and Leav
Cook Wilham S. (Parker <i' Co.), dwl 66 Tehama
Cook & Co. (Isaac Cook aiid Samuel Price), fniits and
vegetables. 47 Centre Market
Cook & Trounson (John Cook and John Troitnson), con-
tractors, carpenters, and builders, 425 Pine
C-ook. See Koch
Cooke A. Braddock, apothecary J. G. Steele & Co., dwl
521 Montgomery
Cooke Arthur B.. clerk 521 Montgomery
Cooke Bernard, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Cooke Charles G., lodgings. 621 California
Cooke Daniel D. (Cooke tfc Smith), dwl 337 Jessie
Cooke George J., with E. Eisenberg & Bro., dwl 8 Sum.
ner
Cooke George W., paperruler A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
723 Market
Cooke Hannah Miss, principal Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary- School, dwl 1511 Clay
Cooke S. B. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School, dwl
lOS Stockton
Cooke William, carpenter, dwl E a Columbia bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Cooke William B., blankbook manufacturer, 723 Market
Cooke & Smith (Daniel D. Cooke and Edward L. Smith),
furniture and bedding, 30 Fourth
Cooksey John A., barkeeper Osborn F. Baker, dwl SE cor
Pacific and Montgomery
Cooksler William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Cookson Frank, chief engineer stm Pelican Oregon S. S.
Co., dwl 345 Fremont
Cookson Harris H., shipcarpenter, dwl 530 Howard
Cool George W., dentist, office and dwl 22 Kearny
Cool Russell H., dwl 22 Kearny
Cool Tliomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Coolbrigbt Ina D. Mrs., writer, dwl 91 Ninth
Cooler Charles B., carpenter, dwl 729 Turk
Cooler Eirl K. (Dorr d: Co.), 532 Chestnut
Cooley Sfichael. plasterer, dwl 3 Park Av
CooUdge Abbie Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 53S Jessie
Coolidge Charles S., compositor Charles W. Gordon, dwl
538 Jessie
Coohdge George W., bookbinder Charles E. Rankin, dwl
53S Jessie
Coolidge James C, chief postal clerk S. F. Post-office,
dwl 538 Jessie
Coolidge John P., dwl SW cor Howard and Fourth
COOLlDCiE JO^iEPH A., secretary- Merchants' Ex-
change Association, dwl 322 Fremont
Coolidge Mar." E. (widow), dwl 538 Jessies
Coombe Philip A., silver burnisher, dwl 48 Clara
Coombs C. J., mariner, dwl 270 First
Coombs Frank, mason Palace Hotel
Coombs John H. (Coombs it- Taylor), dwl 1605 Scott
Coombs John H. Jr. , ^vith Coombs Sc Taylor, dwl 1605 Scott
Coombs S., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s AMiarf
Coombs Stephen, cook Pacific MaU S. S. Ancon
Coombs William H., assistant auditor Custom House, dwl
2003 Bush
Coombs & Taylor (John H. Coomba and Daniel S. Tay-
lor), shipwTights and calkers. 111 Market
Coombs. See Combs and Comes
Coomer Anna (widow), dwl 439 Clementina
Coon Benjamin R. {Coon .t O'Reilly), dwl 523 Kearny
Coon Charles D., bookkeeper, dwl 514 Sixth
Coon Henrj- P., office 406 California, res Mayfield, Santa
Clara Co.
Coon Norman S., proprietor Catarrh Remedy, dwl 128^
Fourth
Coon R. W., (E. W. Coon i- Co.), dwl cor Broadway and
Salmon
Coon & Co. {George Wellenrod) liquor saloon, 530 Sac
Coon William, journalist, dwl 321 Tavlor
COON A O'REILLY (Benjamin R. Coon and Farrell
J. O'Reilly), liqunr saloon. 511 Washington
Coon. See Kubn. and Coons
Cooney Daniel, laborer Pacific Commercial Co.
Coonev Edmond, laborer, dwl Sacramento bet Devisadero
aiid Turk
Cooney Edward, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Cooney Ellen Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl
7 Natoma
Cooney James, coachman Auguste Hemme, dwl SW cor
Van Ness Av and California
Cooney James, laborer Palaee Hotel
Cooney , stevedore Menzies &■ Bingham
Cooney John, groceries, 291 Union
Cooney John, molder Union Iron Works
Cooney John, porter, dwl 1622 Turk
Cooney John, ramisher, dwl W s Nerada bet Folsom and
Harrison
Cooney John J., grocer, dwl 191 Union
Cooney John J., paints, oils, glass, and wallpaper, 113
Fourth, dwl 79 Ererett
Coonev John G., shipcarpenter, dwl 335 Fourth
COOXEY JOHN i\., groceries and liquors, 134 Shipley
Cooney Michael, attorney at law, office 7 Court Block 636
Clay, dwl 312 Seventh
Coonev Michael, butcher Smith & Mann, dwl Sixth Av
bet L and M, South S. F.
Cooney Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Cooney Patrick, hostler, dwl 703 Hyde
Cooney Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 44 Ecker
Cooney Richard, laborer, dwl 321 Eighth
Cooney Thomas J., treer with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 5
Chesley
Cooney William, painter John Cooney, dwl NE cor Union
and Montgomery
Cooney. See Coney
Coons Charles A., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Coons Jeremiah, mason, dwl 5-4 Third
Coons John T. W. (J. T. W. Coons J: Co.), dwl NW cor
Stevenson and Eighth
Coons J. T. W. & Co. (George A. Hoelscker), commission
merchants, 205 Washing^ton
Coons. See Coon and Kubn
Coop Henrj', printer Evening Post, dwl 411 Sansom
Coop J., benchhand Daniel D. Holland, res Oakland
Cooper , janitor, SW cor Powell and Jackson
Cooper , moulder, dwl 502 Mission
Cooper (colored), whitewasher, dwl A Havens PI off
Washington
Cooper Abraham, tailor, 422 Broadway
Cooper Clharles, laborer Martin & Beath, dwl 919 Folsom
Cooper C!harle3, turner Isaac Hardeuburgh, dwl 3 Hub-
bard
Cooper Charles V., clerk A. E. Magill, dwl 1116 Jackson
Cooper David T., boUermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 463
Minna
Cooper E. Bruce, clerk Odd Fellows* Savings Bank, dwl
517 O' Farrell
Cooper Encarnacion T. (widow), dwl 821 Bush
Cooper Eugene T., with Albert Dibblee, dwl 304 Third
Cooper Ezekiel (colored), porter California Ins. Co., dwl
SE cor Jackson and Powell
Cooper Frank P., bookkeeper S. C. Gray, dwl 1206
Mason
Cooper Frederick T., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,
dwl 40 South Park
Cooper George, carriagemaker Larkins & Co., dwl 3 Hub-
bard
Cooper Halsej' F., deputy collector Internal Revenue,
office 321 Battery, dwl 600 Bush
Cooper Henrj-, bricldayer U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl 32
Minna
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
Cooper Henry, ohairmaker Weir & Gray, dwl 124 Olive
Av
Cooper James, artist, dwl 28 Minna
Cooper James, shipcarpenter, dwl 12 Verona PI
Cooper James Arthur, mariner, dwl 307 Folsom
Cooper James B., mining, office 315 California, dwl Nu-
cleus House
Cooper James K., books, stationery and newsdealer, 740
Market, dwl 316 Geary
Cooper J. C. Maj., surgeon U. S. A., Black Point
Cooper John, boxniaker, dwl 30 Washingl^on
Cooper John, driver Omnibus R. R.., dwl 229 Third
Cooper L. W. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 644 Mission
Cooper Morris, tailor, 422 Broadway
Cooper O. , hatter, 606 Montgomery
Cooper O. C, cooper, dwl 307 Folsom
Cooper P. F., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharl
Cooper Philip Mrs., dwl 31 Hinckley
Cooper Salman, tailor, dwl 422 Broadway
Cooper Theodore B. (colored), steward California Club,
dwl 1208 Vallejo
Cooper Tliomas H., blacksmith, NW cor California and
Central Av
Cooper Thomas H., expressman, dwl N s Sacramento bet
Walnut and Laurel
Cooper W. Mrs., dressmaker, 12 O'Farrell
Cooper William, agent Stockton Line Sailing Vessels, 2
Clay
Cooper William, barkeeper, dwl 813 Howard
Coopi-r William, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 124 c Hive Av
Cooper William, captain schr Eagle, dwl 22 Verona PI
Cooper William, carpenter and builder, dwl 12 O'Farrell
Cooper William, lom^shoreman, dwl 713 Front
Cooper William R., shipcaqjenter. dwl 17 Tehama
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co. (B. Cohnrekh), 804 Mar-
ket
Co-operative Coal Mining Co. (Coos Bay, Oregon), Frank
L. Kreider secretary, 330 Pine
Cooperman George, dwl 717 Bush
Coor Thomas, porter, dwl 621 Howard
tOOS BAY AM* COLIMBIA RUTJlt PACKETS.
A. M. Simpson & Bro. agents, office 44 Market
€OOS BAY C:0.41, CO. (Eastport), I. L. Pool, office 31
Merchants' Exchange, R. D. Chandler agent, office
120 Pacific
Coos Bay Coal Mine (Newport), Flanagan & Mann propri-
etors, depot 620 East
Coos Bay (Oregon) Coal Co., Thomas P. Beach secretary,
office 424 Montgomery
COOS BAY <ORKi:0\> STEAMERS, Donald Beadle
agent, office 100 I>avis
COO.S BAY PACKETS, A. M. Simpson & Bro. agents,
office 44 Market
Coote William S., compositor Alta California, dwl S s
California bet St. Marv and Quincy
Cootev Patrick H., wharfinger Clay St. ^Vharf, dwl 127
Fifteenth
Coover Charles S., miner, dwl Russ House
Cope George W. (Co^ie, Uhler X- Co.), dwl 1013 Van Ness
Av
Cope James Henry, foreman Rosseter & Smith, dwl 23
EUis
COPE. rULER A CO. (.George W. Cope, J. Clem
Uhler, and Oeorjje 0. Davis), stockbrokers, office 603
California
Cope Warner W., attorney at law, office 420 California,
dwl 1013 Van Ness Av
Copeland Edward, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 79
Clementina
Copeland Eliza (widow), boarding, 1109 Stockton
Copeland George D. {Copelatid cfc Davis), res San Diego
Copeland Henry M., wagonniaker, dwl 620 McAllister
Copeland & Davis (George D. Copeland and George A .
Davis), importers and wholesale dealers farm and
freight wagons, 679 Market
Copier Claude, cook Jacques Chorret, dwl 1337 Dupont
Copithorne Kiohard, porter Locke & Montague, dwl 12
Rausch
Copley Kiernan, laborer, dwl 1149 Folsom
Copley Wilham, laborer, dwl N 8 Twenty-fifth bet Dia-
mond and Dougl.as
Copp John G., foreman George H. Tay & Co., dwl 435
Pine
Copp M. W., dwl 220 Pacific
Copp Stephen L., carpenter and builder, dwl 840 Market
Coppage John W. (J. H'. Coppage A Co.), dwl 1904 Pow
Coppage J. W. & Co. {Henry Lang), coopers, 112 and 114
Jackson
Coppe Victor, tomb fencemaker, N s Bush bet Lyons and
Central Av, dwl NE cor California and Baker
Coppinger Marv (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 1309 Bdwy
Coppola Francis S. , dwl 835 Clay
Coppola Joseph, collector Fishemian's Wharf, dwl NE
cor Washington and Leavenworth
Coppola Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 835 Clay
Coppot Andrew, sailniaker Harding & Brann, res Alameda
Copr^r Claude, cook, dwl 1337 Dupont
Coqueugnoit John (Snmaly A Co.), dwl 920 Pacific
Coquille Gold Sand Mining Co. (Coos Co., Oregon), office
lllj Leidesdorfl
Corai Joachim, boatman, dwl 28 Lewis
Corbaley Robert C, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
721 Hayes
Corbell George W., third assistant engineer S. F. F. D.,
dwl 1028 Washington
Corbert Edward W. (McGrathd- Co.), dwl 123 Prospect PI
Corbett A. C, surveyor Cal. Savings and Loan Soc, res
Oakland
Corbett Edward P., receiver Potrero and B. V. R. R.,dwl
34 Clara
Corbett Elizabeth J. Mrs., physician, office 200 Stockton,
dwl 2112 Pacific Av
Corbett Fanny Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley, dwl
California bet Fillmore and Steiner
Corbett George W. , carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Corbett Hugh, dwl 16 Willow Av
Corbett J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Corbett James, engineer Palace Hotel, dwl 107 Natoma
Corbett James W., calker, dwl 43 Second
Corbett Jeremiah C, laborer, dwl 564 Mission
Corbett John, carpenter, dwl 1109 Union
Corbett John, laborer Palace Hotel
Corbett John, stevedore, dwl 33 Welsh
Corbett John C. , copyist County Clerk's Office, dwl NE cor
Sixteenth and Guerrero
Corbett John J., wood and coal, 211 Mason, dwl 816 Ellis
Corbett LawTence, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Twen-
tieth between Dolores and Church
Corbett M., miner, dwl 227 Second
Corbett M. , trackman City R. R.
Corbett Malaohi, laborer, dwl 6 Ridley
Corbett Margaret (widow), dwl 34 Clara
Corbett Patrick, laborer Spring Valley Works dwl 1125
(1187) Broadway
Corbett Patrick J., livery and feed stable, 520 Hayes, dwl
518 Hayes
Corbett Samuel J. , physician, office 200 Stockton, dwl
2112 Pacific Av
Corbett Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 905 Batterj'
Corbett Tliomas, haniessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl 2411
California
Corbett Tliomaa, wines and Uquors, 23 Second, dwl 446
Corbett William, dwl 10 Willow Av
Corbett William, clerk Tax Collector's Office, dwl 683 Fol
Corbett William, laundninan La Grande Laundry
Corbidge, William H.. clerk Auditor's Office Southern Pac.
R. R., dwl 622 Jones
Corbitt James, clerk, dwl 129 Turk
Corbitt James M., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 714
Howard
Corbitt William (Corbitt .fc Macleay), dwl Ltek House
Corbitt & Macleay (William Corbitt and Donald and
Kennett Macleay), commission merchants, office NW
cor Sacramento and Davis, and Portland, Oregon
Corbus Andrew T. (D. Caltaglian ,fc Co.), dwl 927 Wash
Corbv Margaret A. Mrs., furnished rooms. 1107 Pine
CorbVn Sheridan (Corbyn cfc Co. and Wight d- Corbyn),
attorney at law, oflice Dunbar Alley rear City Hall,
dwl 606" Montgomery
CorbTO & Co. (Sheridan Corbyn and George J. Wight),
(iraniatic and purchasing agency, office 606 Mont
Corcoran Dennis, expresswagon. Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 21 Stanford
Corcoran James, dwl 38 First
Corcoran James, laborer, dwl 16 Sumner
Corcoran Jeremiah, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
8 Louisa
Corcoran Jolin, contractor, dwl NW cor Twelfth and Na-
toma
Corcoran John, machinist, dwl 321 Pacific
Corcoran John, porter George C. Johnson i Co., dwl 2416
Corcoran John P., stableman Alfred W. Gates, dwl 16
Lafavette PI
Corcoran Joseph, assistant treasurer Maguire 8 Opera
House
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
■!. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaTDlished 1852.
Corcoran Mary (widow), dwl 1334 Pacific
Corcoran Mathew, bricklayer, dwl 16 Suniner
Corcoran Patrick, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 91-2 Bryant
Corc'i'ran Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Corcoran Patrick, mattressniaker CaL Furniture Manu-
facturing' Co., dwl 3 Lincoln PI
Corcoran Patrick, miner, dwl S'3 Jessie
Corcoran Kichard, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 640
Bryant
Corcoran Timothy, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 145
Miima
Corcoran Timothy H.. tanner Francis McAleer, dwl Valen-
cia bet Ridley and Quinn
Corcoran Timothy, laborer, dwl 245 Minna, rear
Corcoran William, dwl NW cor Waller and Octa^ia
CorciTan William, contractor, dwl 151S Mission
Corcoran William, longshoreman, dwl 3 Lmcoln PI
Corcoran WOliam D., packer Charles Bernard, dwl 252
Perry
Cord John, brickmason, dwl Montgomerj' Avbet Broadway
and Green
Cord William J., engineer, dwl 1017 Battery, rear
Cordano Giovanni, bootblack, 341 Bush, dwl cor Vallejo
and Broad^\'ay
Cordano Louis, bootblack, 71S Kearny, dwl 615 Pacific
Cordano Michael (Ferretti A: C.y, dwl" 515 Pacific
Cord6 Frank A., bookkeeper J. W. H. Campbell, dwl 1423
Clay
Corder , machinist Union Iron Works
Cordes Anton, confectioner D. Hirschfeld & Co., dwl 437
Vallejo
Cordes Aucrust, clerk John Ehlen, dwl S2S Clay
Cordes Brun, clerk Diedrich Kuck, dwl 12 St. Mary
Cordes C. H. Jr., helper D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 229
Spear
Cordes Charles H., liquor saloon. 229 Spear
Cordes Claus H. , driver Kohler & Frohling, dwl SW cor
Twenty-third and York
Cordes Heiir)-, clerk John W. Bristow, dwl NW cor Turk
and \''an Ness Av
Cordes Heclri', dra>-man McHenry, Moulton & Co., dwl
1443 Leavenworth
Cordes Hermann (X. Feldvxann & Co. and Feldmann,
Simpson d- Co.), res Oakland
Cordes Hermann, clerk E. K. Howes & Co., dwl 316 Pine
Cordes Jacob, groceries and liquors, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Cordes John, clerk Gaus Otten, dwl 1401 Stockton
Cordes John, liquor saloon, 120 California, dwl 2104 Fol-
som
Cordes W., dairyman, cor Mission and Twenty-ninth
Cordillo S., fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Cording Joseph H. {Crane tt- Co.), dwl Nineteenth Av bet
H and I. South S. F.
Cordley Alexander, porter stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Cordo John, laborer, dwl 244 Jessie
Cordon Michael, laborer, dwl 9 Sherwood PI
Cordray Nephi, agent Howe Machine Co., dwl S a Filbert
bet Steiner and Filmore
Cords Henr^', laundrs", 24 Jansen
Cords R., brt^iker, dwl 313 Kearny
Cordts August, gardener, dwl 320 Seventeenth
Corduri Andrew, carpenter City Iron Works, dwl cor Val-
leji' and E>upont
Cordy Brothers (John J. and E. E. Cordy), dealers pic-
tures and lookingglasses, 1102 Market and 3 Turk
Cordy Edward E. (Cordy Brothers), dwl 410 Clementina
Cordy John, master mariner, dwl 410 Clementina
Cordy John J. {Cordy Brothers), dwl 410 Clementina
Cordy Walter M., gilder Cordy Brothers, dwl 410 Clem
Core John, laborer, dwl 34 Everett
Core Thomas, blacksmith, dwl Point Lobos Road nr Toll
Gate
Core Thomas, watertender Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl 223
Fnlsom
Core Til. -mas Mrs., confectionery, 223 Folsom
Corev Ammon, foreman Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 110
Eddy
Corey George, cook, 403 Broadway
Corey John, waiter, 10 Berry
Corey Liness C, driver Whitney & Co. *8 Express, dwl N s
Clark bet Da%is and Dnunm
Corey Thomas, miner, dwl 54 First
Corey Thomas, stoves and tinware, 206 Pacific, dwl 811
Harrison
Corev. See Cor\'
Corfield Alvan, with Preble & Co., dwl 209 Gearj'
Coridon John, bootcrimper, dwl 14 Boardman PI
Corin Joseph, manufacturer and importer trunks, valises,
bags, etc.. SW cor Bush and Montgomerj' and 411
Kearny, dwl Russ House
Corinson Morris, peddler, NE cor Green and Buchanan
Corinthian Hall, 31 Post
Corken,^ Charles, dwl 1903 Polk
Corkerv Emma Mrs., dry goods, 142 Foiu^h, dwl 252
Fourth
Corkerj- James, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterj'
Corken' John, expresswagon, cor Market and Fourth
Corken' Mar\' Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl 1903 Polk
Corkery- Patrick, hostler A. De Tavel, dwl 811 Howard
Corker}- Timothy, dry-goods dealer, dwl 252 Fourth
Corlet William, pilot stm Amador, dwl 221 Green
Corley Henrj, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Corley Thomas, fruit, shade, and ornamental trees, 316
Washingtrtn, res East Oakland
CorUss M. J. (widow), dwl 611 Shottwell
Cormack Daniel, cigar manufacturer, dwl Montgomer}'
bet Union and Green
Cormack James Jr., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl InJ
Tehama
Com Reuben, second-hand furniture. 127 Sixth
Comahrens Herman, groceries and liquors, 98S Howard
Comelissen Edward, salesman Mrs. Anna Schultz, dwl
cor Commercial and Davis
Cornelius A., upholsterer Charles Plmn & Co., dwl 909
Kearny
Cornelius Andrew, laborer, dwl 44 Steuart
Cornelius Frederick 0., watches and Jewelry, dwl 364
Third
Cornelius Gustavus (Gtistaints Cornelius d- Co. and W.
Sm<ideke cf- Co.), dwl NE cor Keamv and Broadway
COB\£LirS CrSTAVIfS A CO. {William Smadeke),
groceries and liquors. NE cor Kearny and Broadway
Cornelius John Fitch, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. ^Tiarf,
dwl 1 Boston PI
Cornelius Louis, steward Westerfeld & Page, dwl 255 Te-
hama
Cornelius Margaret (widow), dwl 4 College PI
Cornelius Maria Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 4 College PI
Cornell Agnes, seamstress La Grande Laundry
Cornell Bridget Mrs., seamstress La Grande Laundry
Cornell Charles M., carpenter, dwl 1606 Larkin
Cornell Chauncy, reservoirkeeper Spring Valley W&ter
Works, dwl Laguna Honda
Cornell Ella L. Miss, teacher Laguna Honda School, dwl
Laguna Honda
Cornell Henrj-, cari^enter. dwl 8 Virginia PI
Cornell I. H. ,' carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 1606
Larkin
Cornell James M., wiredrawer Pacific Wire Manuf. Co.,
dwl 418 Brannan
Cornell Jacob H., captain stm Mare Island, Green St.
\Miarf, dwl 140S Kearny
Cornell John, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 521 Howard
Cornell John, shipcarpenter Folsom St. VrTiarf, dwl An-
thony nr Mission
Cornell S'ancv (\ridow), dwl 1049 Mission
Cornell N. m!, clerk Hardy & CottreU, 509 Washington
CORNELL PAFL, president Cornell Watch Co., office
nSv cor Fom-th and Br>'ant, dwl Grand Hotel
Cornell Richard, dwl 25 Geary
Cornell Richard, housepainter, dwl 424^ Grove
COKXELL IVATCH <'0., Paul Cornell president, Hen-
ry Cox secretarj', Works IrV s Fourth bet Brj'ant and
Harrison
Cornell William C, clerk Samuel Harding, dwl 952 How
Cornell William C, wharfinger, Spear St. Wharf, dwl 322
Beale
ComelL See Connell
Comelsen Frederick W., tannery, S s Twenty-seventh bet
Howard and Folsom. Bemal Heights
Comeps Anna («iduw), dwl 1426 Powell
Comeps Hermann, tinsmith, dwl 1426 Powell
Comeps Lena Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1426 Powell
Comeps Minnie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1426 Powell
Comey LauTence, laborer, dwl 1066 Howard
Comey Pet-er, laborer, dwl 15^ Rausch, rear
Comfoot HenrT,', stevedore, dwl 9 Welsh
Comfort E., mining, dwl 533 Sacramento
Coming , dwl 424 Sansom
Coming John, assistant general superintendent Central
Pacific R. R. Co.. office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send room 47, dwl Lick House
Coming John, capitalist, dwl 327 O'Farrell
Coming WiUiam, dwl 30S Sutter
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORI, 1875-7, H. Q. Langley, Putlisher, S. F.
r. W, Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moni
Corning William S. , clerk freight department Central Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Comio Antonio, vegetables, dwl S Gaven
Cornish John, expressman, SW cor Second and Minna,
dwl 447 Fulton
Coniiah William, coachman E. Willard Burr, dwl cor Fil-
bert and Van Ness Av
Cornwall Arthur W., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., dwl
609 Harrison
Cornwall Benjamin, forgeman Pacific Rolling Mills
Cornwall Charles F., clerk Larzelere, Witham & Wight-
man, SW cor Clay and Da\'is
Cornwall John, carjienter Palace Hotel
Cornwall J. V., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
CORXWALL PIERRE B., president Bellingham Bay
Coal Co. and Black Diamond Coal Mining Co. , office E s
Spear bet Folsom and Harrison, dwl 609 Harrison
Cornwall William A., attorney at law, office 606 Mont
room 14, dwl W s Devisadero bet Eddv and Ellis
Comwell C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WHiarf
Cornwell John {Cornwell <& Wyitmn), dwl 127 Kearny
Comwell John, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Comwell John V., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
E 8 Illinois nr Sierra
Cornwell S., watchman Palace Hotel
CORNWELL A WIMAN {John Cormcell and C. F.
Wiinmn), wood paperhangings, lamps, etc., 126 Post
Comyn Dennis, dwl 72 Natonia
Cornj-n James, proprietor Manhattan House, 705 and 707
Front
Comyn John (Comyn d- Boyd) dwl 214 First,
Com>Ti & Boyd (John Comyn and Nathaniel S. Boyd),
proprietors St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-216 First
CornjTin Frank, lather, dwl 79 Jessie
Com>-nn James T., bootcutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
79 Jessie
Comynn Mortimer, stevedore, dwl 79 Jessie
Coron George, carpenter, dwl 420 Jackson
Cnrona Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 322 Com
COROXER MTY AND COUNTY, office 11 Court
Block 636 Clav
CORPORATION YARD CITT AND COCMTY, 50
and 52 Sacramento
Corr David L., compositor S. F. Directory, dwl 741 Mar-
ket
Corr Edward, teamster John Lyons, dwl Rausch St.
House
Corr Frederick H., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 160
Natoma
Corr Owen, miner, dwl 19 Frederick
Corr Peter, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 606 Third
Corr Thomas, salesman John Mollo3% dwl 521 Howard
Corr William, crardener, dwl 7 Miller PI
Corr William, laborer Palace Hotel
Corr William F., plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 160
Natoma
Corralitos Coal M. Co., E. B. Drake secretary, office 708
Montgomery
Corran William H., farmer, dwl Seventh Av nr Lacuna
Honda
Correll , real estate, dwl 830 Pacific
Corrigan Andrew, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 1445 Minna
Corrigan Bernard, liquor saloon, 623 Kearny, dwl 310 Min
Corrigan Eliza (widow), dwl 1411 Dupont
Corrigan Francis J., salesman Richard Patrick & Co., dwl
802 Union
Corrigan J., hoilermaker Francis I. Curry
Corrigan John, blacksmith, dwl 28 Baldwin Court
Corrigan John, blacksmith, 31 Commercial
Corrigan John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Corrigan Mary Miss, milliner Mrs. Leavenworth, dwl 1411
Dupont
Corrigan Peter, boilemiaker Francis I. Curry, res Oakland
Corrigan Thomas, brassfinisher Greenberg & Co., dwl
1411 Dupont
Corrin Alfred, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 505
Sutter
Corringham Thomas, machinehand D. A- Macdonald &
Co.
Corriston Hugh, housesmith John Upston, dwl 9 Lynch
Corriveau Louis, hairdressing saloon and baths, 113 Geary
Corry Jean P., laborer Francois Larroche
Corry Oliver, teamster Richard Perry, dwl Pine bet
Franklin and Van Ness Av
Corsey John, laborer, dwl 20 Ritch, rear
Corsiglia Carlo, vegetables, 40 Colombo Market
Corsitto Henry, cook James Vance, dwl 705 Vallejo
Corson M. E. (widow), dwl 620 Green
Corson Samuel, hoilermaker Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
IZoe
Corss William H. (colored), porter, dwl 1230 Broadway
Cortage Edward L., broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co.,
res Oakland
Cortes George D., captain Pacific Mail S. S. California
Cortez Francisco, saddler W. F. Dorrance
Corteza Petra, seamstress, dwl 1520 Dupont
Corthay Louis (Deloche d: C), dwl 1017 Market, rear
Corthorn W. F., clerk Richard B. Irwin & Co., dwl Grand
Hotel
Cortland G. Walker, bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Cto., dwl
315 Ellis
Corton James E., laborer International Hotel
Gorton John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cortsen C. F. J., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery'
Con'ette August, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Corville Emerson {E7)ierso7i Corville de Co.), dwl 1802
CORVILLE EMERSON *t CO., wholesale oysters
and proprietors Saddle Rock Oyster Saloon 419 Pine,
and Criterion Oyster Saloon, 210 Kearny
Corwell James, teamster, dwl NE cor Jones and Bdwy
Corwin Fanny (widow), dwl 724 Harrison
Corwin F. L., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Con\in Joseph R., clerk James McCabe, dwl 665 Mission
Corwin William, miller, dwl 54 First
Cory George W., city agent North British and Mercantile
Ins. Co., dwl 742 Washington
Cory Isaac H. (Hooker d- Co.), dwl 732 Geary
Cory Isabella Mrs., furnished rooms, 524 Howard
Corj' J., dwl 742 Washington
Corj' John, restaurant, 305 Sixth
Cory L. B., expressman, dwl 726 Harrison
Cory S. C, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Cory. See Corey
Corj'ell J. R., real-estate agent, office 437 Pine, dwl San
Bruno Road nr Twelve-mile House
Cosala Silver Mining Co. (Sinaloa, Mexico), office 510 Bat-
tery
Coshie Frederick, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl Mission
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cosbie Hugh S. C, haraessmaker, dwl E s Mission bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cosbie William, harness and collarmaker, 423 Mission,
dwl Bartlett nr Twenty-second
CoseU , dwl 621 Pine
Cosetti Francisco, gardener, dwl bet San Bruno Road
and Railroad Av, Bay View
Cosgrave John P., reporter Morning Call, dwl 903 Jack
Cosgriff Anna Mrs., millinerj', 56 Third, dwl NW cor
Pacific and Webster
Cosgriff Charles (Cosgriff & Glynn), dwl SW cor Pacific
and Webster
Cosgriff Emma F. (widow), dwl 919 Bryant
Cosgriff John E., dwl 605 Polk
Cosgriff Martin F.. clerk John M. Fisher, dwl 919 Bryant
Cosgriff Michael H., janitor Justices' Court, dwl W 8
Pierce bet Bush and Pine
Cosgriff & G\ym\{John Glynn and Charles Cosariff), black-
smiths and wagonmakers, SE cor Pierce and Greenwich
Cosgrove A. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 6 Montgomery
Cosgrove Christopher (Cosgrove d: Co.), dwl 130 Geary
Cosgrove Edward, packer California Furniture Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 225 Jessie
Cosgrove Felix, special policeman, dwl 1023 Sutter, rear
Cosgrove George P., laborer Pacific Linseed Oil Co., dwl
17 Welsh
Cosgrove James, grainer, dwl 24 Howard Court
Cosgrove James, miner, dwl NW cor Leav and McAllister
Cosgrove Jane Miss, dressmaker White House, dwl 1119
Mission
Cosgrove John, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Cosgrove John, clerk Clufl & Dewitt, dwl 33 Lafayette
Cosgrove John, engineer stm Amador, dwl 227 Green
Cosgrove John, engineer, dwl 777 Harrison
Cosgrove John, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 609
Jones
Cosgrove John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 112
Jackson
Cosgrove John T., clerk, dwl 33 Lafayette
Cosgrove Kate Mrs. , dwl 25 Jauseu
Cosgrove P. , dwl 356 Third, rear
Cosgrove Patrick, daio', N s Turk bet Laguna and Bu-
chanan
Cosgro^-e Patrick, milkranch, E 8 Folsom nr Twenty-
seventh, Bemal Heights
Cosgrove Patrick, sohcitor Thomas Chandler, dwl 1 Fran-
MOEGAIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyster
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
CosfTove Patrick J., shoemaker John Kenny, dwl 2 Fran-
cisco
CosgTove P. C. crockerj' and glassware, SE cor Pacific and
Powell, dwl US Bernard
Cosjrrove Philip, cuntractor. dwl 33 Lafayett«
Cosgrrove Thimias. laborer Broadway Bonded Warehouse,
dwl li>03 Dupont
CosgTove William, mariner, dwl 26 Steuart
CosgTove William, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, dwl 164
Perry-
CosgTove William F., hairdresser Joseph H. Berry, dwl
1021 Sntter
Cosgrove & Co. (Chri-topher Cosgrove), real-estate and
loan airents. 507 Mmittcomenr'
Cosieh Luca, clerk Nicholas Dabo%ich, dwl SE cor Stock-
ton and Jackson
Cosinsky Joseph, bricklayer, dwl cor Sac and Stockton
Cosley Genrg-e, tanner, dwl NW cor Howard and Sixteenth
Cosmo Francisc'vich. fisherman, dwl 503 East
Cosmi.i>nlitaii I'iL'ar Factr)rv (Chinese), 427 Sacramento
COS.M«FOLITA\ HOTEL, Henrj- H. Pearson pro-
prietor. SW cor Bush and Sansom
Cosmopolitan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 419 Cal-
ifornia room 21
Cosmopolitan Printing Co. {Mah&n, Thomas & Co.), 505
Clay
Cosmopolitan Wine Rooms, Pearson & Holmes propri-
etors. Cosmopolitan Hotel
€OSO HOrSE, L. J. Ewell proprietor. 411 Sansom
Cosseboom Enoch T., policeman City Hall, dwl E s Lyon
bet Bush and Sutter
Cossini Barney, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinen", dwl 120 Gil-
bert
Cossmann Henn', carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Cost Frederick, "lithographer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl 710
Vallejo
Costa Francisco, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay
Costa G., boarding, 314 Pacific
Costa Giovani. vegetables, S Colombo Market
Costa James {Costa ct Giotu), dwl W s San Joad Road nr
Six mile House
Costa John, fruits and vegetables. S41 Pacific
Custa Joseph, hatter Fernandez &, Aguirre, dwl 113 Mason
Costa Joseph, tailor A. Zinnamon, dwl 1237 Dupont
Custa Lorenzo, wholesale groceries, 308 Batterj', dwl 1206
Montgomerj'
Costa Louis, vegetables, dwl 523 Gearj^
Costa Peter, milkranch. cor Twentieth and Florida
COSTA KICA, F. Herrera, consul S. F., office, 331
Montgomerj- ; T. Lenmien Meyer consul-general, Pa-
cific ytates, office 525 Front
Costa S. (Kliujuik <f- Co.), dwl SE cor O'Farrell and Leav
Costa & Giotu (James Costa arid Baptiste Giotu), vege-
table garden, W s San Joa^ Road nr Six-mile House
Costantino B., can^enter, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Costelar Daniel, laborer Hanscora & Co.
Co^tello Mrs., seamstress, dwl 533 Sacramento
Costello Daniel, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Costello Daniel, rigger, d%vl 34 Garden, rear
Costello E.. bellman Occidental Hotel
Costello Edward, laborer, dwl Hiucldey S s Vallejo nr
Montgomerj-
Costello Francis, bookkeper Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
SW cor O'Farrell and Van Ness Av
Costello J., boilennaker Francis I. Curry
Costello James, laborer, dwl 532 Brj-ant
Costello John, compositor Examiner, dwl W s Brewster nr
San Bruno Road, Bemal Heights
Costello John, hairwork, 1204 Market
Costello John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Costello John, laborer D. A. Macdonald &; Co., dwl 173
Minna
Costello John, telegraph operator, dw^l 1204 Market
Costello John Mrs., teacher portrait painting and fine arts,
1204 Market
Costello Joseph, oj-sterman Emerson Corville, dwl 415
Pine
Costello Joseph, painter, dwl 223 Stevenson
Costello Joseph E., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
213 Mason
Costello Joseph H., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 548
Mission
Costello M., \*-iper Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Costello Margaret (widow), dwl 1403 Mason
Co3telln Martin, waiter Lick House
Costello Martin J., printer, dwl 516 Howard
Costello Mary Ann Mrs. , seamstress Simon Popper, dwl 37
Minna
Costello McHenrj-. barkeeper, dwl 808 Taylor
Costello Michael, helper Betts" Spring Co. , dwl cor Twenty-
Sixth and Columbia
Costello Michael, laborer, dwl 361 Minna
Costello Michael, painter, dwl 153 Mimia
Costello Michael, porter H. P. Wakelee. res Oakland
Costello Michael, shoemaker, dwl 1008 Natoma
Costello Myles, clerk James W. Ryan, dwl SE cor Fifth
and Minna
Costello Patrick, fishmonger J. H. Kessing, dwl 233 Miuna
Costello Patrick, laborer, dwl 173 Minna
Costello Peter, shoemaker, dwl 032 Ellis
Costello Samuel, Momitain Spring House, Mission and
Ocean Beach Road nr Toll Gate
Costello Thomas, foundryman, dwl 512 Mission
Costello Walter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Illinois and Shasta
Costello William, laborer, dwl 532 Natoma
Coster Henrj-, teamster, dwl 3054 Folsom
Costigan Patrick, gasfitter. dwl 34 Minna
Costigan Thomas, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 404 Jack-
son, dwl SOS Jessie
Costler William, barkeeper, dwl 14 Anthony
Costly George, tanner R. Curtis, dwl cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Cota Franklin, watchman Occidental Laundry
Cota John, clerk, dwl 715 Broadway
Cota Miguel, vaquero Miller & Lux
Cotner Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Cotree W. B. (A. J. Plate i- Co.), dwl N 3 Twenty-first
nr Valencia
Cotte B., foreman Conrrier de San Francisco, dwl 315
Sutter
Cotte Ermine, cook Constitution Hotel, 553 First
Gotten Michael, laborer, dwl York bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Cotter Cornelius, laborer Market St. R. R., dwl 6 William
Cotter Cornelius, steward, dwl 304 Folsom
Cotter Dennis, laborer, dwl N s Grove bet Buchanan and
Webster
Cotter Edward, gardener, dwl NE cor Essex and Laurel PI
COTTER ED\VAKD B., clerk U. S. District Court
and V. S. commissioner, office 14 U. S. Court Build-
ing, dwl Frank's Building
Cotter Hannah (widow), boarding and lodging, N s Six-
teenth bet Mission and Folsom
Cotter James, laborer, dwl 15 Gilbert, rear
Cotter J. E. Mrs., tlower-preserriug and waxwork, 10
Stockton
Cotter Jeremiah, laborer, dwl SI Everett
Cotter I. L, second-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Winchester
Cotter John, laborer, dwl 1065 Market
Cotter John, laborer, dwl N"AV cor Larkin and McAllister
Cotter John, liquor saloon, 234 Fremont
Cotter John, policeman City Hall, dwl NW cor Pine and
Fillmore
Cotter John, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwl SE cor Eight-
eenth and Dolores
Cotter John C, stamping, 53 Third, dwl 22 Stockton
Cotter Lawrence, shoemaker, dwl 3 Tehama
Cotter M., coalpasser Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Montana,
Folsom St. ^Vharf
Cotter Marj' Miss, strawsewer Forrest & Co. , dwl 6 William
Cotter Maurice, shoemaker Einstein Bros. &Cto., dwl Do-
lores bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Cotter Patrick, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Cotter Richard, fireman Hunter's Point Dry Dock, dwl
Eighth Av nr C, South S. F.
Cotter Timothy, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 6 William
Cotter William, dwl 303 Jessie
Cotter William J., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., res Oak-
land
Cotti A., ranchman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Cotti Elodie Mme., laundrj', 315 Sutter
Cotting Eben P., wharfinger North Point Wharf, dwl 713
Greenwich
Cotting Ralph P., barkeeper Buckley & Mooney, dwl
"13 Greenwich
Cottingham R. F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
966 Howard
Cottis . master mariner, dwl 530 Third
Cottle E. F. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl
932 Howard
Cottle Franklin D., woolgrower, dwl 932 Howard
Cottle John, plasterer, dwl 1323 California, rear
Cotton Benjamin, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl
Morton House
'ACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
riNE "WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ty D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Cotton Walter, boilermaker Machine Shop Southern Pac.
R. K., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Cotton Walter D., clerk Joseph Shotwell, dwl 1417 Tay-
lor
Cotton Z. A., superintendent Linseed OU Works, dwl 1212
Mission
Cotton. See Gotten
Cottonhom John, dwl 1826 Hyde
Cottrell Edward M., city agent Stat* Investment and In-
surance Co., dwl N s twentieth nr Howard
Cottrell George, millwright Joseph Wagner, dwl 236
Sutter
Cottrell George R.. secretarr Chicago Quicksilver Minmg
Co., office 310 Kearny, dwl 536 Third
Cottrell Henn', agent Cunard Line S. S., office 416 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1110 Leavenworth
Cottrell Henry A. {Ralston i- Cottrell), dwl 172 SUver
Cottrell. See Cotrel
Cotty Peter, molder Union Iron Works
Couhrough Henrv, agent London and Lancashire Fire Ins.
Co., and Scottish Commercial Ins. Co., otiiee 318 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 318 Turk
Coubrough Henr\- Jr., office 416 Sacramento, res Oakland
Couch John, bookkeeper Hugh MoGlj-nn, dwl 448 Guer-
rero
Couch John P., clerk, dwl 1130 Pine
Couch Thomas, machinist, dwl 613 Mission
Couohman Henrv J. , carpenter, dwl 637 Geary
Coughlan , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Coughlan Anna Mrs., milliner, 30i Second, dwl 122 Ellis
Coiighlan Daniel, hostler Garrett Pickett, dwl 35 Tehama
Coughlan Prank, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 919 Folsom
Coughkin James, laborer Golden Gate Driring Park
Coughlan James, merchant, dwl 122 Ellis
Coughlan John, carpenter, dwl 15 Adelaide PI
Coughlan John, engineer, dwl 10 Calhoun
Coughlan John, laborer, dwl 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlan John, plumber, dwl 112 Bernard
Coughlan Peter, laborer City R. E., dwl N 8 Mission bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Coughlan Thomas, laborer, dwl 221 Eighth, rear
Coughlan Thomas, laborer, dwl N 8 Twenty-sixth bet Noe
and Castro
Coughlan. See Coghlan
Coughlin Daniel, expressman, NW cor Pacific and Darts,
dwl W 8 Bartol nr Broadway
Coughlin J., driver Market St. R. R.
Coughlin James, springmaker, dwl 335 Shipley
Co\ighlin James D., attorney at law, dwl Lick House
Coughlin James J., stairbuilder, dwl 1114 Broadway
Coughlin John, driver T. H. Harris & Co., dwl 1020 Mar-
ket
Coughlin John, laborer, dwl 1114 Broadway
Coughlin John, paver Superintendent PubUc Streets, dwl
1443 Leavenworth
Coughlin John D. , butcher 5 Centre Market, dwl 465 Jessie
Coughlin Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Guineva Hopkins,
dwl NW cor Fillmore and Lomb.ard
CoughUn Marv (widow), carter Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl W s Fillmore bet Greenwich and Lomb
Coughlin Michael, dwl 41 Minna
Coughlin William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
Coughy Thomas, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Cougot Charles, waiter Maurice Ver.vat, dwl 420 Jackson
Couhig John, laborer Central Pacific Freight Depot, dwl
King St. House
Coulie J. D., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 613 Howard
Coulie John, shipping clerk, dwl 513 Howard
Coulon Edmi, tailor, 004 Vallejo
Coulon Emile, teacher French University College, dwl 16
Metcalf PI
Coulon V. Miss, teacher Tavlor St. Cosmopolitan Prunary
School, dwl 16 MeteaU PI
Coulson Robert, paints, oils, etc., 130 Fourth
Coulter Catharine (widow), dwl 41 S Natoma
Coulter George, barkeeper, Russ House
Coulter James, carpenter and builder, dwl 664 Howard
Coulter Jennie Miss, milliner, dwl 418 Natoma
Coulter John C, porter Blake, Robbins & Co., dwl 418
Natoma
Coulter Joseph, steward International Hotel
Coulter Robert D. , machinist Birch, Argall & Co. , dwl 664
Howard
Coulter William A., marine painter, dwl 8 Vandewater
Coulter Winfleld W., patternmaker, dwl 564 Howard
Coulter. See Colter
Coulyer John H., engineer CaL Cracker Co. , dwl S3 Na-
toma
Councilman George, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl
cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Couuihan John, junkdealer, dwl E s Ninth nr Harrison
Counihan Patrick, laborer, dwl 220 Grove
Counihan William, wireworker 412 Clay, dwl 446 Jessie
Counsel John, laborer, dwl 731 Vallejo
Counsell Richard, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Counter Christ^ipher E., housepainter, 1910 Market
t'OlSTY .tL-lIS HOrSE. San Miguel or Mission Ocean
House Road 4^^ miles from City Hall
rOI'XTI' ASSESSOR, office 22 Citv Hall first floor
C'OrVTY *i;»ITOK, office 3 Citv Hall first floor
<'OI'\TY CLEBK, office 18 and 19 City Hall first floor
COI :\"T\' CORONER, office 11 Court Block 636 Clay
COl'NTY C'OrRT. 8 City Hall second floor
rorXTY JAIL, N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
C'Oi:XTl' jriXilE. chambers 504 Kearny
t'OtSTY llt'EXSE COLLECTOIt, office 7 City HaU
second floor
t'Ol'XTY' RECORDER, office SE cor Kearny and
Washington
rOrXTY' SHERIFF, office 8 Citv Hall first floor
COl'XTY SIRYEY'OR. office 629 Wa5hingt<in ■
COr.XTY T.IX COLLECTOR, office 1 City Hall first
floor
COi:XTY TRE-tSHKER, office 3 City Hall first floor
Comitv William B., stevedore, dwl 441 First
Coupland William F., hatter J. C. Meusdorffer & Bro.,
dwl 822 Union
Courcella Achille Mrs. , dwl 1015 Stockton
Coure Thomas, laborer, dwl 115 Shipley
Coiireves Jean, butcher F. Larroche, dwl cor Sixth At
and M, South S. F.
Coumeen, Dennis, policeman City Hall, dwl 72 Natoma
Courreges Jean, clerk 21 S. F. Market, dw-1 Fifth Ax, South
S. F.
COI'RKIER DE SAS FBAXCISCO (French daily,
weekly, and steamer), Etienne Derbec editor and pro-
prietor, office 536 Clay
Coursen Gershon A., stockbroker, office SE cor Mont-
gomen- and Sac, dwl NW' cor Thirteenth and Howard
COVRT BLOCK, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
COIRT C!R<TIT II. S.. NE cor Washington and Bat
COIRT iOlI.niSSIOXER THIRD JIDICIAX
DISTRICT, office 7 Montgomery Av
COIRT «OM.niSSIOXER FOIRTII JIDICIAX
DISTRICT, otfli-e 46 M. mtiioniery Block
COI RT COM.WISSIOXER TWELFTH JlDICIAIi
DISTltK'T, "ffice 420 Califonna
COIRT C01IJIISSI0XER FIFTEEXTH JIDI-
CIAL DISTRICT, office 629 Keaniy
COI RT ( O.HHISSIOXER MXETEEXTH Jl'DI-
CI.VL DISTI5ICT. office 116 Leidesdorff
COlTtT <'«I'XTY. 8 Citv Hall second floor
COI KT IHSTRKT THIRD. 27 Post
COlTtT DISTKKT FOl RTII. City Hall Second floor
COIRT DISTRICT TIVELFTII, 1 and 2 City Hall
second floor
COFRT DISTRICT FIFTEEXTH, 8 Montgomery
Av third floor
COI RT DISTRICT NTVETEEXTH. 417 Kearny
COFRT DISTRICT V. S., NE cor Washington and
Batten-
COTRT .irSTICES* CITY AXD COF.XTY, 802 and
804 Montgi.imerv
COI RT JII XICIP.ll CRI5IIX-4X. 729 Montgomery
COFRT I'OLICE. 13 City Hall first floor
COIRT PROB.4TE. IS Citv Hall second floor
COFKT SFPRE.ME C.iLIFOKXIA. 640 Clay
Coiutaine Harry, comedian Maguire's New Theater
Cotu-tenav Charles, house and signpainter, 664 Howard,
dwl 607 Powell
Courtenay John E., saUmaker WUliam Wood, dwl 6 Miss
CourtenaV. See Comlney
Courtier Richard J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
1217 Powell
Courtier Zacharias, gasfitter, dwl 1217 Powell
Courtis Frank, lieutenant U. S. Coast Suney stm Hase-
ler, office 214 SMickton
Courtlee James, gaflstter Bush & Milne, dwl 30 Hunt
Courtney A. , lather Palace Hotel
Courtney A. J., bookkeeper Branch House. 424 Sansom
CourtneV Cornelius J., Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Courtney Ephruim, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Courtney Henry, tinner Charles W. Alvey, dwl 31 Hunt
CourtneV Johni masou Palace Hotel
C«urtnev Katheruie (widow), dwl S s Eighteenth nr Hart-
ford"
Courtney Man- (widow), dwl 239 Fremont
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Tresh Oysters.
I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.
cou
213
COX
CMirtney Michael, long^shoreman, dwl 26 Howard, rear
Courtney Michael R., waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 141
Natouia
C'i'urtney 'Fliomas, carjienter, dwl 5 Rausch, rear
L'l.turtney William, helper Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisi-
ana nr Shasta
Ci'UJ'tney. See Courtenay
(.'uurtrij/ht Christian, teamster Adams & Butler, dwl
Oriental Hotel
C'OtltTS BAXKKirPTCY, 24 and 25 U. S. Court
Building and 03(3 Clay
Cuirts Jtihn W., salesman Lewis Strauss, dwl 61S Post
C mrtwTight , waiter, dwl Terminal Hotel
L'^usens Caleb N., sexton First Unitarian Church, dwl
10-2d Webster
Cousens W. Dexter, dwl 940 Mission
Cousins Ann Eliza, dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl 331 Green
Cousins Arthur H., restaurant, 420 Fulsom, dwl 4*21 Fol
Cousins E. (iiiws, Pickani lL- Co.), res Eureka, Humboldt
Co.
Cousins Francis, waiter Thomas Murray, dwl 510 Davis
Cousins Frank, bookkeeper L. R;i,ttler, dwl 334 Bush
Cousins Jacob, shipowner, office 34 Market
Cousins James C, superintendent California Dry Dock,
office 28 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 738 Ellis
Cousins Joseph, foreman Merchants' Drj* Dock, dwl 73S
Etlis
Cousins Leonard, with Arthur H. Cousins, dwl 421 Fol
Cousins Michael, deckhand stm El Capitau, Oakland Ferry
Cousins Nicholas, dwl li)17 Howard
Cousins W- D., dwl 940 Mission
Cousins William, brickmason, dwl 1033 Broadway
Cousins William, laborer, dwl 555 Mission
Cousins William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Cousins William G., clerk George F. & William H. Sharp,
dwl 10S3 Brt)adway
Couterron John B., laborer, dwl 1824 Powell
dutolenc Desire (Baraty <i- Contoletw), dwl 303 Mont Av
Cuutolenc John A., contractor, dwl 9 Pinckne}' PI
Cuutolenc Josephine Miss, laundress Mme. Eloda Cotte,
dwl 303 Montgomery' Av
Coutts Peter, dwl 1515 California
Couzahujio Garc, laborer, dwl Old San Jos6 Road nr In-
dustrial School
Covacevich Antonio, fisherman, dwl 14 Clay
Covacich Antonio, liquor dealer, dwl 1320 Jackson
Covaro Nicolas, carpenter, dwl 7 Jasj^er PI
Cove Robert, porter Liuforth, Kellogg &; Co., dwl 814
Filbert
Covell Charles H., bookkeeper Charles Langley & Co.,
dwl 517 Pine
Covey Frank W., clerk Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Covey Harris R. (Killip .0 Co.), dwl 593 Ellis
Covington Elam, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 771 Harrison
Cowan A. J., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 923
Hyde
Cowan A. L., carpenter, dwl 618 California
Cowan Arthur R., driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl
948 Howard
Cowan Catherine (widow), dwl 36 Fifth Av
Cowan David, carpenter, dwl 231 Stevenson
Cowan Hugh, cook, dwl 36 Fifth Av
Cowan James, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 51
Natoma
Cowan Joseph R., barkeeper Horace Porter
Cowan J. R., printer, dwl 632 Market
Cowan Robert H., surgeon and chiropodist, office 207
Kearny, dwl S s Twentieth nr Treat Av
Cowan Robert McD. W., framemaker M. D. Nile, dwl 827
Vallejo
Cowan Stephen, watchman U. S. Custom House, dwl 948
Howard
Cowan Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Cowan Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Cowan W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Cowan W. L. (Bell, Byrne ,i- Co.), dwl 606 Montgomery
Cowans Frederick, WUson, Merrj- & Co., dwl Black Point
Coward Charles, dwl 537 Sacramento
Cowder\' Jabez F., attorney at law, office 606 Montgom-
erj' rooms 19 and 20, dwl 609 Buchanan
Cowdrin J. F., expresswagon, cor Hayes and Fillmore
Cowell Henrj" {Davis d: C), res Santa Cruz
Cowell J. Harper {Page d: C), dwl 204 Montgomery
room 13
Cowell Sydney Miss, actress Maguire's New Theater
COlVELL'S'WAKEHOtSE, Lewis P. Sage proprietor,
NE cor Battery and Union
Cowen Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Cowen William, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Cowes Rebecca Miss, hairdresser, dwl 673 Harrison
Cowes Robert, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Cowhe Thomas, cardriver, dwl 250 Tehama, rear
Cowie George M. (PetLTs tt C), dwl 557 Minna
Co\vig John, hostler Central R. H., dwi 126 CUnton
Cowmg Turner, carpenter, dwl Wolf bet Twenty-seventh
and IVenty-eighth, W s Benial Heights
Cowles Edwin W., dwl 35 TweUth
Cowies George W. Mrs., millinery, 114 Third
Cowles George W. Jr., bookbinder, dwl 114 Third
Cowles James D., horsetrainer Rockwell & Hurlburt, dwl
Russ House
Cowies Samuel (Cowles tt- Droion), dwi 35 Twelfth
COWXES A l>ROn'.\ (Samuel Cowles and Albert N.
Drown), attorneys at law, office 621 Clay
Cowley Edward J., bookkeeper I. Friedlander, dwl 426
Tehama
Cowley John, waiter, dwl 2S Louisa
Cowiey Joseph W., weigher I. Friedlander, dwl 426 Te-
hama
Cowley William H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwi 426
Tehama
Cowiey William J., teamster, dwi 72SJ^ Clementina
Cowiy James, laborer, dwi 407 Pacific
Cowper William H., collector, office 9 Post, dwi SW cor
tiansom and Jackson
Cowperthwaite John, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Mohongo, dwl 21 Pearl
Cowperthwait€ Robert, machinist MojTiihan & Aitken,
dwl 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite William Jr., compositor Evening Bulletin,
dwl 21 Pearl
Cowiicrthwaite William Sr. , engineer, dwl 21 Pearl
Cox . dwi West End Hotel
Cox A. Middleton, dwl 2510 Clay
Cox Arthur P., mining operator, office 24 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cox A. W. Mrs. (widow), dwl 237 Ritch
Cox Byron E., mining, office 200 Sansom third floor, dwi
Pi.u3s House
Cox Catherine Mrs., dwi 137 Minna
Cox Charles, janitor Friedlander's Building, dwl 15 Sec
Cox Christian C, policeman City Hall, dwl NW cor Mont-
gomery* and Jackson
Cox David, carpenter, dwl SE cor Second and Jessie
Cox David, painter, dwi 101 Jessie
Cox Edgar L., painter, dwi 101 Jessie
Cox Edmiuid J., carrier Examiner, dwl 317 Sutter
Cox Edward H., painter, dwi SW cor Bryant and Zoe
Cux Edwin J., painter, dwi 101 Jessie
Cox Emil, machinist Machine Shop Pacific Mail S- S. Co.
awl 1232 Stockton
Cox Frederick, blacksmith Canill ManufEicturing Co.
Cox George, clerk George B. Knowles, Main St. Wharf,
dwi 321 Capp
Cox Gustavus, surveyor, dwi 1232 Stockton
Cox H. D.D., general agent National Life Insurance Co.
of U. S. A., office 6 Montgomery, dwi 659 Howard
Cox Ida M. Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwi 659 Howard
Cox James (widow), dwl 327 Beale
Cox James, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 2323 Polk
Cox James, foundrjTuan, dwi 327 Beale
Cox James, hackdriver, dwi 47 Minna
Cox James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cox James W., commission merchant wool, hides, leather,
and blacking, NW cor Front and Bdwo', res Oakland
Cox James F., janitor 320 California
€OX JE>M.\(;S S., agent Pacific Mail S. S. Co., office
N\V cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff, dwi 419 Eddy
Cox Jerome B., railroad contractor, dwi 328 O'Farrell
Cox J. F., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Cox J. M., canvassing agent, dwi 237 Ritch
Cox John, bricklayer, dwl 504 Jessie
Cox John, searcher records Charles E. Barry, dwl 510
Jessie
Cox Joseph, laborer, dwl 16 Howard
Cox Joseph F., miner, dwl E s Tennessee nr Solano
Cox J. Porfirio, clerk Hutchinson, Mann & Smith, dwl 86
Everett
Cox Lou, chief engineer atoi Constantine, dwi 915 Mont
Cox Mary (widow), lodgings, 47 Minna
Cox Matthew B , marine director Home Mutual Insurance
Co., 406 California, res Oakland
Cox Myron S., salesman Marcus C. Hawiey & Co., dwl 416
Post
Cox P., Ship and Steamiioat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
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Cox Palmer, artist, dwl 9 O'Farrell
Cox Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba, dwl 228
Folaom
Cox Patrick, laborer, dwl 5 Katoma, rear
Cox Richard, expressman Bank California, dwl 803 Mont
Cox Richard, painter, dwl 18 Taylor
Cox Thomas, attorney at law, office 626 Merchant
Cox Thomas, clerk What Cheer House
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 6
Central PI
Cox Thomas H.. physician, dwl 47 Minna
Cox William, dwl 53(i Market
Cox William, clerk, dwl S s Quinn nr Guerrero
Cox. See Cocks
Coxe John, painter, G30 Broadway, dwl 610 Jessie
Coy Frank, real-estate agent, 430 Mont, res Alameda
Coy Horace, machinist, dwl E s Prospect PI bet Folsom
and Harrison, Bernal Heights
Coy G. H. (widow), dwl 908 Market
Coy Samuel, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Coye Hiram L., dwl 807 Greenwich
Coyle Miss, teacher French, dwl 860 Market
Coyle Ann Mrs., dwl 1022 Pacific
Coyle Charles, clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stock-
ton, dwl 325 Jessie
Coyle Henry, bootmaker, B32 Third
Coyle J., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Coyle James, teamster, cor Miss and Steu, dwl 035 Post
Covle John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Coyle John, housemover, dwl 922 Harnson
Coyle John, laborer, dwl 12 Verona PI, rear
Coyle John, laborer, dwl Railroad House
Coyle John, lather, dwl -28 Fourth
Coyle John, porter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 618 Hayes
Coyle John, shipcarpenter, dwl 21 Perry
Coyle Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S Co., dwl 422 Bran.
nan, rear
Coyle P., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Coyle P. , employii Kimball Manuf . Co.
Coyle P. , laborer Hinckley & Co.
Coyle Patrick, laborer, dwl 37 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, laborer, dwl 43 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, laborer, dwl 347 Fourth
Coyle Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Folsom and Fremont
Coyle Patrick, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Coyle Patrick, molder Savage & Son, dwl 330 Tehama
Coyle Patrick, seaman, dwl King nr Third
Coyle Patrick, sUbleman John D. Collins & Co., dwl 8
Sherw-ood PI
Coyle Thomas B. Rev., chaplain St. Mary's College, San
Jose Road
Coyne Bridget (widow), dwl 431 Clementina, rear
Coyne Dominic, bootmaker Joseph Lucier, dwl 430 Fell
Coyne Frank, expresswagon, SE cor Howard and Second,
dwl SE cor Clara and Sixth
CojTie James, livery stable, Fourteenth bet Mission and
Howard, dwl 22 First Av
Coyne James W., pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl Minnanr
Third
Coyne John, foreman Marten Prag, dwl 610 Minna
Coyne Michael, contractor, dwl 2 Chesley
Coyne Michael, laborer, dwl N W cor Geary and Central Av
Coyne ThonMS, paver E. R. Thomason, dwl 166 Perry
Cozine Charles, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Cozner Elizabeth (widow), dwl 7 Tyson PI
Cozzins John, carpenter, dwl City Hotel
Crabb Alexander, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 123
Silver
Crabb Henry, clerk, dwl 6 Bernard
Crabb Isabel (widow), dwl 305 Lombard
Crabe G. R. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Crack Peter, master mariner, dwl 1512 Howard
Crackbon Charles L. (C. -.1. Mvrdock tC- Co.), dwl 1833
Howard
Craddock Anna H., furnished rooms, 30 Kearny
Craddock Charles F. , atUirney at law, dwl 5 Harriet
Craddock William, horseshoer, dwl 16 Antonio
Craffe Henry, porter Sntro Tunnel Co., res Oakland
Crafts Charles O., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl 767
Harrison
Crafts George Xv., merchant, dwl 614 Sutter
t'KAFTSM.lM THE (Masonic monthly), C. W. Crocker
editor and proprietor, office 615 Bush
Cragin William S. W., clerk Mayor San Francisco and
clerk Board of Health, dwl 315 Ellis
Crago Edward, mason Palace Hotel
Craig A. G. Mrs. , stationerj' and foreign stamps, 414 Geary
Craig Ale-xauder (P. Craiy i- San), dwl 23 Powell
Craig Alexander, seaman, dwl 36 I'rederick
Cniig Archibald, laborer Palace Hotel
Craig B. Miss, dwl 213 Jones
Craig Charles, carpenter Palace Hotel
Craig Charles J., dwl 1116 Mission
Craig Daniel, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Craig Dennis, tanner Bloch & Davidson, dwl 118 Gilbert,
rear
Craig Frank, plimiber John R. Craig, dwl 23 Powell
Craig George C, agent Stockton stm Alice Garrett, office
4 Market, dwl 631 Sacramento
Craig James, carpenter, dwl 1130 Market
Craig James, livery stable, 713 Commercial, dwl 621 Pine
Craig James F., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 27 Glen
Park Av
Craig Joe (R. R. <(• J. Craig), dwl 611 Sacramento
Craig John, oarriagemaker Pollard & Cook, dwl SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Chattanooga
Craig John, expresswagon, cor Market and O'Farrell, dwl
5 8 Serpentine Av bet Howard and Folsom
Craig John, laborer, dwl 1143 Harrison
Craig John, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Pacific and Front
Craig John, shipjoiner, dwl 823 Market
Craig John R., plumber and gasfltter, 35 Eddy, dwl 549
Minna
Craig Joseph, miner, dwl 1100 Sacramento
Craig Joseph R., salesman Meeker, James & Co., res East
Oakland
Craig L. Willis, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 607
Pine
Craig Michael, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Craig Michael, lather, dwl 351 Tehama
Craig Michael, stonecutter, dwl Sixteenth bet York and
Hampshire
Craig P. & Son {^Alexander Craig), tmdertakers, 823 Mar-
Craig Pet«r (P. Craig it- Son), dwl 23 Powell
Craig Peter J., tanner F. M. Wilkinson, dwl 918 Harrison
Craig P. M. , carpenter, dwl 712 Larkin
Craig P. W., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 23 Pow
Craig Randolp R. (R. R. i- J. Craig), res Oakland
CRAIG R. R. «t J.> hydraulic mining machines, of-
fice 240 Montgomery
Craig Thomas H., export and abstract clerk Custom
House, dwl 1710 Clay
Craig William (Craig it Meredith), dwl 27 Glen Park Av
Craig William, bootmaker Perry Veitch, dwl 5 Harrison
Av
Craig William, carpenter California Mills, dwl 227 Second
I'RAIO WILMAM, wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, 906 Dupont, dwl 1021 Powell
Craig Si Meredith (IfiiiM?)! Craig and J. Henry Mere-
dith), attorneys at law, office 534 California
Craine Robert, blacksmith and proprietor San Francisco
Hotel, dwl 502 Mission
Craine Thomas, deckhand stm Coquille, Jackson St.
Wharf
Craker Judson, sash and blindmaker N. W. Cole &Co.,
dwl 224 Ritch
Cram Charles S., carpenter, dwl 1128 Tyler
Cram William R., harnessmaker, 16 First, dwl 7 Stev
Cramer , bookkeeper, dwl 610 Sutter
Cramer .\lbert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewerj-, dwl
211 Third
Cramer Charles, dwl Park Hotel
Cramer Charles.L., photographic gallery, 402 Kearny, dwl
11 Kearny
Cramer Edwin F., steward, dwl 1008i Market
Cramer Herman P., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 837 Folsom
Cramer James, truckman 408 Front
Cramer John, watchman Market St. R. R.
CYamer John D. , salesman, dwl 1814 Sacramento
Cramer Joseph, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cramer J. W. , expressman, dwl FW cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Cramer Mary (widow), dwl 238 Seventh, rear
CRAMER MARV ANN Mrs., furnished rooms, lOOSJ
Market
Cramer Michael, bricklayer, dwl 221 Mason
Cramer Otto, dwl 613 Pine
Cramer Philip, carpenter, dwl 35 Welsh
Cramer Robert, clerk John P. Schmitz, dwl 14 Mason
Cramer W. F., solicitor Howe Machine Co., dwl 107 Fifth
Cramerding Herman, butcher Breiling & Dahl, dwl 116
Tehama , ,t . i. -j*
Cramerding Phillip, upholsterer Fredench Hufschmidt,
dwl 67 Minna ™_ ■ ^ , i
Cramford Ellen Mrs. , dealer human hair, 101 Third, dwl
1036 Howard
MOE&AN «Si CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
:. p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Cramp Annie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. &, Co., dwl 25
Rausch
Cramp Esther Miss, forewoman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
25 Rausch
Cramp Jennie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
25 Rausch
Cramp Martha (widow), seamstress, dwl 25 Rausch
Crampton W. M., dwl 25 Silver
Craudall Benjamin, clerk, dwl 940 Howard
Crandall Geoi^e B., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
S s Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores
Crandall H. B., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl
660 Xat^ma
Crandall James P., carpenter, dwl 2444 Howard
Crandall Oliver, engineer, dwl American Exchange
Crandall Robert. C, conductur N. B. & Mission R. R.,dwl
12 Louisa
Crandall Spring Bed Manufactorj-, Rickoff & Clark pro-
prietors, Sixteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Crandall Stephen, laborer Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Crandall Warner G., real estate, dwl 52 Second
Crandall William G., cashier James H. Latham & Co.,
dwl 511 Jones
Crane , dwl 127 Keamy
Ci£A\£ .4J»D1!^0\ M„" attorney at law, office 410
Montgomery room 1, dwl 547 Mission
Crane Albert E., farmer, office 410 Montgomerj', res Ala-
meda Co.
CRANE ALFRED C, notary public and commissioner
deeds, office 432 California, dwl 1219 California
Crane Byron G. (Crane, Hastings it- Co.), dwl 742 Ellis
Crane C. F., carpenter, dwl Philadelphia House
Crane Charles W., advertising agent, 42ti Montgomery, res
Oakland
Crane Daniel H., carpenter, dwl SE cor Elizabeth and
Sanchez
Crane Dennis, with Josiah H. Swain, dwl 307 First
Crane Erwin J., agent, office 215 Sansom, res Oakland
Crane Eugene, stonemason, dwl 1002 Hyde
Crane Geurge F., driver Bowen Bros., dwi 91 Elizabeth
Crane H. A., druggist, dwi 121 Turk
Crane, Hastings & Co. (Byron G. Crane, and Everett L.
Hastings), importers and jobbers wines and liquors,
608-612 Front
Crane Henry A. (Craixe A Brigham and Crane tfc Cord-
ing), dwi 121 Turk
Crane Henry F. (Crane tt John8ton\ dwi*522 Eddy
Crane James, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Japan
Crane James U., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Crane Jeremiah, bootmaker, 545 First
Crane John, messenger U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwi 1723 Stevenson nr Eighteenth
Crane John M., printer Alta California, dwi 32 Turk
Crane John N., foreman Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
1324 Mission
Crane John W., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Crane Loxiis, water Gus Pope, dwi 218 Brannan
Crane Matthew F,, etairbuilder Sanborn & B}Tne3, dwl
Philadelphia House
Crane M. C, printer, dwl 533 Sacremento
Crane Michael R., foreman William P. Harrison, dwi SW
cor Green and Montgomery
Crane Owen, teamster Hancock k Kelso, dwl 414 Beal
Crane Robert, dwi 747 Harrison
Crane Samuel P., clerk, dwl 120 Fourth
Crane Thomas, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Crane William, carpenter, dwl 241 Minna
Crane William, expressman SW cor Howard and Fourth,
dwi 48 Louisa
Crane William B. (Crane i- Haxces), dwl 2217 Pacific Av
CYane William W. Jr., (Crane <L- Boyd), res Alameda
Crane & Boyd { W. W. Crane Jr. , a nd James T. Boyd), at-
torneys at law, office 629 Kearny
€RA\E A BRIGHA.n (Henry A. Crane, William H.
Brigham, and Ransotne A. Sanford), importers and
wholesale druggists, 322-32G Front cor Clay
Crane & Cording (Henry A. Crane andJosepk H. Cord-
ing), chemical works, cor Seventh Av and D, South
S. F., office SE cor Front and Clav
CRAXE A HAWES (William B. Crane and Alexander
G. Haues), general agents Pacific Coast New York
Life Insurance Co., office 426 Montgomerj-
CRAAE «£ JOU\STO\ (Henry F. Crane and WUliam
W. Johnston), att-onieys at law, office 729 Mont
Cranen Peter, farmhand Juhn Small W s Lake Merced
Craner Adolph P., salesman George Aronson, dwl657Har
Cranert F., liquor saloon, 5 Hardie PI
Cranford John, barkeeper, dwl 1036 Howard
Crangle WiUiam. liquur and billiard saloon, 619 and 621
Merchant, dwi 407 O'Farrell
Crangle William C, boatman, dwl SE cor Market and
Steuart
Cranmer Jacob F., shipjoiner, dwi 1515 Post
Cranney Thomas (Grennan <!• C), res Utsalady, W. T.
Crans John, cooper, dwi 828 Folsom
Cranst<_.n R. D., carpenter D. A. Macdonald&Co., dwi244
Minna
Cranz Fred, clerk WiUiam Merz, dwl SE cor Powell and
Sutter
Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 3
Monroe
Crary George L., clerk Coffin & Hendrj', dwl 712 Green-
wich
Crarj* Leroy, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 224
Fourth
Crary Oliver B., commission merchant, dwl American Ex-
change
Crasp S. A., brewer, dwi 516 Pacific
Crass Christian, cabinetmaker G. Ueffiuger & Co. , dwl 312i
Ritch
Crass John Henrj', carrier Evening Post, dwl 1010 Keamy
Craswell Edward, bootmaker, dw 1 153 Natoma
toma
Cravat Lucien, dwi 225 Seventh
Craven Alfred Hoffman ^- C.), res Oakland
Craven Charles, bricklayer John Cochran, dwi Golden
Eagle Hotel
CRAVEN HENRY S„ civil engineer and U. S. deputy
mineral surveyor, office 539 Cal, dwi Lick House
Craven James, gasfitter William R. Allen
Craven Kate, glovemaker Pac. Glove Works, dwl 590 Miss
Craven Peter, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.. dwi 236
Oak
Craven Peter, farmer, dwi R. R. Homestead nr San Miguel
Station
Craven William, waiter CosmopoHtan Hotel, dwi San Mig-
uel Station
Cravens Hemry, H. (colored), hairdresser Phillips & Co.,
dwl 14 Virginia
Craw Geurge W., clerk S. L. Mastick & Co., Pier 10 Steu
Crawford , awl S50 Market
CRA'^VFORD A. A CO., shipchandlere, 27 and 29
Market
Crawford Andrew(^. Crawford it Co.), dwl 503 Greenwich
Crawford Andrew, carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Crawford Arthm-, turner Christian Schreiber & Co.. dwi
1015 Clay
Crawford Daniel, horseshoer Michael Donahue, dwi Gil-
bert bet Sixth and Seventh
Crawford Edmund M., bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co.,
dwi 215 Seventh
Crawford F. Mrs., dwi 201 Turk
Crawford George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Crawford George, laborer, dwi S s Gody nr Mission
Crawiord Henn,-, laborer Palace Hotel
Crawford James, machinehaud Andrew Frei, dwl 52d
Fourth
Crawiord J. J (J. M. 6: J. J. Crawford), dwl Grand Hotel
Crawford J. M. (J. M. d: J. J. Crair/orii), dwi S50 Market
Crawford J. M. .i J. J., proprietors Prismoidal R. R. Sys-
tem, office 331 Montgomery room 22
Crawford John, carpenter, 808*Larkin
Craw-ford John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Crawiord John, special policeman, dwi 162 Minna
Craw-ford John J. (colored), porter Pacffic Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 313 Bush
Crawford John W., teamster Lj-nde & Hough, dwi 40^ Zoe
Crawford Joseph A., clerk U. S. Navy Pa}Tnaster'8 Office,
434 California, dwi 600 Bush
Crawiord Robert, longshoreman, dwl 3 Broadway
Crawiurd Robert G., clerk Old Franklin Hotel, 4i4 Pacific
Crawford Robert O., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 110 Min
Crawford Samuel, carpenter, dwi 111 Jessie
Crawford Thomas, carpenter dwl 733 Clementina
Crawford William (Cranford tt HinckUy), dwi 413 Fol
Crawford William B., wireworker, dwi 413 Folsom
Crawiord William C, teamster 424 Batter\', dwl 160 Bat
Crawford -.t Uinckley (William Craicford and Ezra Hinck-
ley), bed and sofa spring manufactorj', 73 New Mont
Crawhall John, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwi 7 Yerba Buena
Crawhall Maiy Miss, milliner Mrs. M. Selig, dwl 7 Yerba
Buena
Crawley George W., dwl 444^ Brannan
Crawley James, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 444*
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Crawley Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 637 Howard
Crawley John, stevedore G. H. Whitney
Crawley John M., freight clerk Central Pacific R. R.
Office, dwl 23 Rinoon PI
Crawley Patrick, molder Union Iron Works
Crawley Peter, stsvedore Menzies & Bingham
Crawley Thomas H., painter, dwl W s Miller PI
Craythorn Charles W., machinehand L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl 618 Fourth
Crajton l>., blaclcsmith City B. R.
Crayton Robert, real estate, dwl 1427 Washmgton
Creadon Daniel, gardener, dwl 231 Stevenson
Creagen Peter, stevedore, dwl 219 Beale
Creamer Aaron {Creamer & Deekelman), dwl Russ
HoilSG
Creamer Harry A., clerk Wempe Bros. . dwl SE cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-second ,,,,„„
Creamer James, drayman E. Martm & Co., dwl li21
Washington _, „ .
Creamer & Deekelman (Aaron Creamer and Francis
Deekelman), hairdressing saloon American Exchange,
819 Sansom
Crean Owen, expressman, NW cor Sixth and Howard,
dwl 240 Clara
Creanin Charles, baker, dwl 1118 Kearny , , „
Creber Walter, foreman Lyon k Co.'s Malt House, dwl N
6 Vandewater nr Meiggs' Wharf
Creden John, laborer, dwl King St. House
Creed Daniel F., boilermaker, dwl 16 Ritch, rear
Creed John M., laborer Custom House, dwl 126 Bernard
Creedan Daniel, horseshoer, dwl 3 Lafayette
Creeden John, laborer, dwl 26 Natoma
Creeden John, car repairer Central Pacific R. K., dwl 8
King
Creedon Fannie Miss, chambermaid Amencan Exchange
Creedon P. H., milkman, dwl W s Sherman bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth . , ti«
Creegan Peter, salesman Drake & Emerson, dwl 643
Stevenson
Ci-eelev Isaac, miner, dwl 308 Minna
Creeley Jamea, porter 409 Clay, dwl 126 Welsh
Creely James, horaeshoer, dwl 16 Bitch
Creely Washington, dwl 518 Stockton
Creesey E. P., dwl 663 First , . ,. , . , „,
Cregan Thomas, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Crego Cyrus (Crego <(; BowUy), dwl 201 Turk
CKEUO .t BOWIEY {Cyrus Crego and Samuel C.
Bowleg), auctioneers and commission merchants, car-
riages, harness, etc., office and depository 9 Mer-
chants' Exchange, 435 California
Creig William, shoemaker, dwl 3 Harrison Av
Creigh J. D., attorney at law and Centennial Commission,
dwl 714 Shotwell „ ^ ,
Creigh Michael, shoemaker, dwl NW cor Dupont and
Francisco . ,, ., « o
Creigh S. Williamson, delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. b.
Co.'s Office, dwl 2215 Howard
Creighton Charles, clerk, dwl E 8 Dolores bet Twenty-
filth and Twenty-sixth
Creighton Charlotte (widow), lodgings, 40 Natoma
Creighton Elizabeth (widow), furnished fooms, dwl 276
Creighton Ferdinand, clerk, dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth „ ., „ „ ^ . c
Creighton Jerry, engineer Pacific Mail b. b. t.reat Ke-
public
Creighton John, bellman Occidental Hotel . , „,
Creighton John, boilermaker Moyiiihan & Aitken, dwl 63
Clementina, rear «_ ^. i. n j i
Creighton John F., bookbmder Barthng & KimboU, dwl
111 Jessie
Creighton Patrick, contractor. 111 Jessie
Creighton Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom
and Fifth, dwl 906 Folsom
Creighton Patrick, seaman, dwl Green Court nr How-
ard
Creighton Terrence, engineer, dwl 63 Clementina, real'
Creighton Thomas, blacksmith Jacob Badozewsky, dwl
111 Jessie o. ,-, - ».
Creighton Thomas F., invoice clerk. Crane & Bngham,
dwl 2613 Folsom _ ^ „. ,,.„ , ,
Creighton William, watchman Pacific Rolling MiUs, dwl
cor Georgia and Shasta
Creighton. See Crayton
Crellin John (Mon/an i Co. and Crclhn ic Co.,) res Oys-
terville, W. T. „ „ . , ^ >
Crellin Thomas {Morgan A Co. and Crellm <t Co.) res
Oysterville, W. T.
CKElilIN * CO. {John Crellin, John S. Morgan and
Thomas Crellin), groceries and provisions, Oyster-
ville, W. T , office 87 California Market
Cremeens Douglas, clerk J. J. Duffy, dwl 6'29 Pacific
Cremer N. (Cremer & Heitmann), dwl 216 Second
Cremer & Heitmann (iV. Cremer and John Ueitmann),
candy manufactory, 54 Second
Cremin Tliomas, gardener H. P. Hotaling 1610 Howard
Cremliss Daniel, laborer, dwl cor Battery and Green
Cremony John C, journalist John H. Carmany & Co., dwl
114 Geary
Cremore Barney, stevedore A. C. Frcese
Creon Leon, gardener, dwl S 8 Seventeenth Av bet K and
L, South S. F.
Creque Frederick, U. S. storekeeper, office 321 Battery,
divl 509 O'Farrell
Crero Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 409 Clementina
Crescent Mill and Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.), office
402 Montgomery room 1
Crespo Francisco, laborer, dwl 21 Commercial
Crespo Juan, messhand Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Bica
Cressey CaUdn J., managing director Grangers' Bank of
California, res Oakland
Cressey Frank A., clerk Grangers' Bank of California, res
Oakland
Cressglia Matthew, waiter A. Varselovich, dwl 416 Na-
toma
Cressy Albert, driver, S. F. Laundry, dwl 5S5 Stevenson
Cressy Theodore S., salesman Stuart & Elder, dwl 202
Seventh
Cresta Thomas, vegetables, 69 Colombo Market
Crestnot Jean, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Creuziger Hugo, upholsterer, dwl 1519 Larkin
Creveling George W., cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 12} Brj'-
ant Av
Crew Aleck, capitalist, dwl 1617 Dupont
CrewHarryC, molder, dwl 213 First , , „ . ^
Crewe H. P., molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl Umted
States Hotel , , ,„
Crewes William, carpenter William B. Bradbur>-, dwl IB
Natoma
Cribbins Patrick, carriagewasher John Martin, dwl 408
Bush
Criohton James, carpenter, dwl 18 Stockton
Crichton Peter, carpenter, dwl 9 Howard Court
Crien Thomas, salesman, dwl 12 Leroy PI
Crihel Aienne, laborer Gailhard Hotel Bestaimint, 607
Pine J , ^ ,r
Crill Henry, oysterman Solomon Tesmore, dwl 6 \ u^mia
PI
Crilley Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm i,ud Oregon
Crilly N., dwl 420 Jackson
Crim EmUe, baker, dwl 528 Bush
Crim Samuel, real estate, office 420 California, dwl 2320
Howard , „ . , r, , j
Crim William H , paying teller National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., dwl 2320 Howard
Crimi Lawrence, laborer, dwl 1106 Montgomery -
Crimmins Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Julia Witt, dwl
35 Everett
Crimmins Philip, bootmaker, dwl 36 Everett
Crimmins WiUiam, laborer, dwl 35 Everett
Crimmins William Jr., shoemaker, dwl 35 Everett
Crinnian Thomas F., salesman Godchaux Bros & Co., dwl
Crisman Charles L., contractor and builder, dwl 661 How-
ard
Crispo Dionisio, cook, dwl 26 Pollard PI
Crissey H. B., bellman Overland House, 633 Sacramento
Crist A. B., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Crist George F. {Crist <t Rved). res East Oakland
Crist James, machinist Union Iron Works
Crist John, express wagon, cor Pacific and Kearny, dwl
923 Broadway ^ ^ ^ _ „ _
CBliiT A KtED {George F. Crist and John C. Riud),
dealers leather and agents Brooklyn Taimeiy, Ala-
meda Co,, and Oregon Hill Tannery, Yuba Co., office
417 Battery . , ^ ,.,,„,
Cristocker G. H., baker, 631 Commercial, dwl 428 Bdwy
Crister Anthony, milker George Eldridge, dwl NE cor
Greenwich and Pierce
Cristiansen Lorenz, miller, dwl 407 Pacific
Cristo F., fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Cristy Thomas, laborer, 408 Beale
Critcher Henry, stockbroker, dwl 420 Tyler
Crittenden Carrie C, adjuster, dwl cor Taylor and Eddy
Crittenden Charles S. (Crittenden ic Dalton), dwl 6J9
O'Farrell
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Estatlished 1852.
Crittenden James L. , attomej- at law, office and dwi 8
Montt^omery Av rooms 2 and 3
Crittenden Parker, accountant Pacific Mail S. S. Go's, office.
dwI 019 Sutter
rRITTE\DE\ »t DALTO^ (Charles S. Crittenden and
/•- Jb\ Dalton), proprietors Dexter Stable, 221 and 223
Bush
Croall Jaraes. carpenter, dwl 1913 Mason
Croall James Jr., plumber, dwl 191S Mason
Crobert James, laborer, dwl 234 Fremont, rear
Croce Ilardo, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl cor u-
pont and Vallejo
Croce Peter {Croce <{• ifarchand), dwl 5J Kearny
Croce & Marchand {Peter E. Croce and Constant Mar-
chand), wateh-casemakers, 622 Clay
Crock Mrs. (widow), dwl 603^ Third
Crockard Hugh, shipsmith, 20 Mission, dwl Seventh Av
bet L and M, South S. F.
Crocker Aaron (Crocker S: Co.), dwl 1100 Stockton
Crocker Alfred, bookkeeper, dwl 520 Stockton
CROCKER CHARLES, vice-president Central Pacific
R. R.. -jffice NE cur Fourth and Townsend, dwl Occi-
dentiU Hutel
CROCKER CHARLES W., editor and proprietor of
The Craftsman, office and dwl 615 Bush
Crocker Clark W. {Sisson, irn/^aced- Co.), res Sacramento
City
Crocker Edward, traveling- agent, dwl 128 Turk
Crocker Edward A., laborer Carl Arraonat, dwl 637 Mis
Crocker George D., raining and triphammer quartz bat-
tery manufacturer, office 315 California, dwl 1721 Sac
Crocker Henry, timekeeper Palace Hotel, dwl 125 Ellis
CROCKER IIE\R¥ S. (Heriry S. Crocker d- Co.), res
Sacramento City
CROCKER H. S. 4* CO. (John D. Tost), importing
stationers, printers, and lithographers, NW cor Sac-
ramento and Sansom
Crocker I. B., cigars, 236 Montgomery, dwl 130 Eighth
Crocker John, foreman Cal. Furniture M. Co., dwl 716
Leavenworth
Crocker John H., stockbroker, office 215 Sansom, dwl 716
Leavenworth
Crocker L. Miss, dvrl 1009 Mission
Crocker Lesser (S. ^ L. Crocker arid Crocker <t- Co.), dwl
1100 Stockton
Crocker Lucius, carpenter B. & J. S, Doe. dwl 246 Fourth
Crocker Marj- A. (widow), dwl 156 Perri'
Crocker M. J. C. Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar
School
Crocker Morris, tailor, dwl 326 Broadway
Crocker P. Mrs., saleswoman Fratinger & Noll, dwl 912
Howard
Crocker Rowland R., conductor Omnibus R. R. Co., dwl
946 Howard
Crocker S. & L., dry goods 1100 Stockton
Crocker Simon (S. <t L. Crocker and Crocker <£■ Co.), dwl
1100 Stockton
Crocker William, musician, dwl 1024 Hyde
Crocker William A., plumber, dwl 520 Sixth
Crocker Zacheus, brickmason, dwl Coso House
Crocker & Co. (Simon Crocker, Lesser Crocker, and A aron
Crocker), dry goods and manufacturers underwear
903 Stockton
Crockett , clerk, dwl 316 Pine
Crockett A., farmer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Crocket Charles, woodturner H. Gnvnz, dwl Tehama nr
Fourth
Crockett James B., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 723
Bush
Crockett John, bookkeeper Bank California, res Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
Crockett John, miner, dwl California Hotel
Crockett Joseph B., associate justice Supreme Court of
California, chambers 640 Clay, res Oakland
Crockett Robert, assistant clerk U. S. District Court and
U. S. commissioner, office 14 U. S. Court Building,
dwl 321 Sutter
Crockwell John, physician, dwl 209 Minna
Crodan John, dwl Twenty-second Av nr Point Lobos Av
Crodert James, laborer Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 234
Fremont
Croendre Louisa Miss, teacher French Madame L. Fors-
ter, dwl 912 Sutter
CrofiFord James, clerk, dwl 205 Second
Crofford John seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Croft Walt-er, horsebreaker and trainer, dwl 336 Com
Cn^fts John, engineer, dwl 438 Clementina
Crogan Bridget (widow), dwl 1 Eddy PI
Crogan Edward, painter, dwl 113 Shipley
Crogan Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1 Eddy PI
Crogan Francis, engineer stm Monterev. dwl 1 Eddy PI
Crogun James, housepainter, dwl 10 Hollis
Crogan Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Crogan Patrick J., housepainter, dwl N a Eddy bet Fill-
more and St^iner
Crogan Peter, plasterer, dwl 909 Vallejo
Crogan Tliomas H.. policeman City Hall, dwl 520 O'Farrell
Croin Michael, stonecutter, dwl W s Devisadero bet Mc-
Allister and Tyler
Croke Edward, laborer, dwl 716 Natoma, rear
Croke James, porter William MeCall, dwl N s Stevenson
bet Ninth and Tenth
Croke James Verj' Rev., vicar-general of San Francisco
dwl 628 California
Croke Thomas, clerk Pilsbun,-, Adair & Co., dwl 817 Jessie
Croken Patrick, carpenter, dwl 242 Fremont
Crom Annie (\\idow), seamstress, dwl 420^ Sixth
Crom Frederick, porter, dwl 912 Br\'ant
Crombie John H.. tinsmith E. T. Bucknam, dwl 26 Perrj-
Cromer Henry, real estate, dwl 19 Louisa
Cromer Louis, blacksmith, dwl 411 Pacific
Crompton Major, dwl 646 Mission
Crompton John, engineer stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
CrompU)n Thomas, machi-ist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
W s Utah nr Santa Clara
Cromwell Charles, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Cromwell John, meterman S. F. Gas Light 0>., dwl 445
Brj'ant
Cron Wolfe, tailor, dwl 644 Mission
Cronan Catherine (widow), nurse, dwl 305 LTnion
Cronan Cornelius, laborer Palace HoteJ, dwl 163i^ Jessie
Cronan Cornelius, melter Pacific Iron Works, dwl 306
Fremont
Cronan Christopher, broker, dwl 636 Commercial
Cronan Daniel, clerk P. C. Cosgrove, dwl 118 Bernard
Cronan Delia Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,
dwl NW cor Capp and Nineteenth
Oonan Eliza Mrs., private school, 815 Guerrero
Cronan James, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 21 Everett
Cronan James, carjienter, dwl 475 Jessie
Cronan Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 306
Fremont
Cronan J. J. (E. P. Fellows cfc Co.), dwl W s Capp bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cronan John, bookkeeper Root & Bailey, dwl NW cor
Capp and Nineteenth
Cronan John, stonecutter, dwl 21 Sixth
Oonan Midiael, stonecutter Orford &, Degan, E s Central
Av bet Post and Geary
Cronan Michael, teamster, dwl 131 Shipley
Cronan Patrick, liquor saloon, 163J Jessie
Cronan Peter, carriagepainter Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
dwl S Dale PI
Cronan Samuel T., machinehand William B. Bradbury,
dwl 323 Clementina
Cronan William, raetalroofer, 1023 Market, dwl 165 Te-
hama
Crone James W. , vamisher S. & G. Gump, dwl 209 Fourth
Crone Peter, bricklayer, dwl 933 Sacramento
Crones James, laborer, dwl 319 Fifth
Cronin Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 110 Shipley
Cronin Daniel, liquor saloon. NE cor Fulton and Pierce
Cronin Dennis, stableman Roe Allen, dwl 6 Minna
Cronin Dennis, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Stevenson bet Third and Fourth
Cronin Francis, cabinetmaker, dwl 213 Stevenson
Cronin Henry J., cooper John H. Holden, dwl 574 Sixth
Cronin James, barrel dealer, 210 Commercial, dwl 574 Sixth
Cronin James, carpenter, dwl 1010 Polk
Cronin James, jeweler, dwl 306 Fremont
Cronin James, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Cronin James, miner, dwl 26 Jessie
Cronin Jeremiah, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 79
Stevenson
Cronin John, carpenter, dwl 423 Hayes
Cronin John, hostler Market St. R.'R, dwl Valencia bet
Fifteenth and Six-teenth
Crouin John, laborer, dwi 139 Shipley
Cronin John, liquor saloon, 710 Battery, dwl 121 Vallejo
Cronin Margaret (\ridow^, dwl 423 Jessie
Cronin Marj' Miss, dressmaker, 453 Minn?
Cronin Michael, helper Mo3'nihan & Aitken, dwl 50 Na-
toma
Cronin Michael, shipcarpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
Cronin Nora Miss, dressmaker, 453 Minna
Cronin Nora (^idow), furnished rooms, 458 Minna
Cronin Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl W s
Alabama bet Twenty -third and Twenty-fourth
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Cronin Robert, bronzer P. R. O'Brien, dwl 811 Market
Cronin ThomaB (Crunin i- Sillery) dwl 81-1 Market
Cronin Thomas, shoemaker J. Ir«1n, dwl 217 Mmna
Cronin Timothy, laborer, dwl Sweeny nr Golden City
House, San Bruno Road
Cronin William, longshoreman, dwl W 8 Alabama bet
Tvventv-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Cronin WilUam J., painter Plath & KitzmuUer, dwl Co-
lumbia bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Cronin & Sillery (Thomas Cronin and John SUlery), hq-
uor saloon, 36 Sixth
C'KOMSE TITliS F., mining secretary, office 43S CaU-
fornia, dwl Occidental Hotel
CROXISE W. H. v., mining, office 409 Califorma, dwl
62ti Green .,,-,«
Cronk Joseph, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., dwl 620
Taylor
Cronk W. H. (Crmli A Wilson), dwl 110 Stockton
Cronk William H., barkeeper, dwl 1011 Folsom
Cronk & Wilson (IF. H. Cronk and W. H.Wilson), bquor
saloon, 135 Folsom
Cronti , dwl 723 Sansom .
Crook D. W., clerk stm 0. M. Small, Commercial St.
Wharl
Crook James, real-estate agent, dwl 1324 Pine
Crook John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Crook John T., physician, office 201 Montomery, dwl 806
Stockton
Crook Marv Mrs., dwl 1134 Folsom
Crook Michael, baker Hughes & Foley, SE cor Fourth and
Crook Richard, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 90 Everett
Crook WiUiam C, teacher, dwl SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Diamond
Crooker E. C, secretarj', dwl 6 Stockton PI
Crooks James, horsetrainer, Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds , „ T^ _i
Crooks James, laborer New City Hall, dwl 1430 Post
Crooks Jerome B., wheelwright, dwl 1034 Market
Crooks John, horsetrainer, dwl 206 Kearny
Crooks John J., bricklayer, dwl NE cor Post and Oc-
ta\ia
Crooks Mathews, real estate, dwl 22 Crook
Crooks Richard, expressman, cor Mission and Fremont,
dwl S 8 California bft Steiner and Pierce
Crooks Samuel, tnmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 22
Crooks Samuel J., teamster S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 790 Har
Croon Frank, special policeman, dwl 228 Green
Croon John F., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 228 Green
Croon Peter, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 228
Green .
Crosbie Daniel, vamisher Kragen & Co., dwl cor Harrison
and Main ^ :, , ,.,^c
Crosbie William C, actor Bella Umon Theater, dwl 605
Crosby Alfonso B., woolen dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl 22 Wetmore PI
Crosby Augusta B. Mrs., dwl 22 Wetmore PI , , _,„
Crosby Charles De, compositor Jeflrey Nunan, dwl inj
PoweU
Crosby Eliza (widow), dwl 316 Third
Crosby Frederick W., mining stocks, 434 Montgomery,
dwl Lick House . , „,»
Crosby George O., produce commission and sampler, i!lb
Davis, dwl 727 O'FarreU
Crosby James, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Crosby John, carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero nr Bioley
Crosby John, stableman John F. Wilson, dwl 136 Ellis
Crosby John A., engraver, dwl 120 Page
Crosby Patrick, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Crosby S. J. Mrs., human hair, lUJ Post
Crosby W., dwl 106 Stockton
Crosby WilUam (Cutter <fc C), attorney at law, office and
dwl 410 Kearny
Crosby William, miner, dwl 614 Keaniy
Crosby William, mining stocks, dwl 111 Jessie
Crosby William B., jigsawyer Excelsior Mills, dwl 328
Brannan . ,, , j , ono
Crosby William D., clerk William A. Meeker, dwl 328
Brannan ' ,, ». c. -lu
Crosott Alphonso A., clerk Hutchinson, Mann & Smith
(a)id Crosett X- Co.), dwl 33 Glen Park Av
Crosett James F., manager Crosett & Co., 606 Clay, dwl
946 Howard „ , , _
Crosett James L., superintendent Pac Barrel and Keg
Factory, dwl 33 Glen Park Av , „ „ ».
CKOSETT A CO. (Alphomo A. Crosett), S. t. tm-
ploymcnt Office, 606 Clay
Croskey Robert (Croskey A- Floyd), dwl SE cor Laguna
and McAllister
Croskey Robert V., bookkeeper Croskey & Floyd, dwl 128
Kearnv
CROSKEY * FIOYD (Robert Croskey and Jamet
Floyd), wholesale wines and Uquors, 511 Front
Cross Alexander (Cross <!■ Co.), res Valparaiso, Chili
Cross Anthony, track laborer Southern Pac. E. B., dwl 4
Gilbert
Cross Betsy Mrs., dwl 43 Stanly PI
Cross C. (widow), dwl 419^ Filbert
Cross Donald, engineer, dwl 553 First
Cross Edward, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Cross Frederick L., salesman F. Chevalier h Co., dwl 226
Bush
Cross James T., bookkeeper Welch & Co., 109 California
Cross Margaret (widow), dwl 865 Mission
Cross Mary Mrs., dwl 684 Mission
Cross Richard (Cross i: Glynn), dwl 1317 California
Cross WilUam, bookkeeper George Stevens, dwl SE cor
Battery and Union
Cross W^Uliam B., engineer, dwl 1105 Mason
CROSS A- CO. (Alexander Cross and John, WilUam,
and Thomas C. Wedderspoon), importers and com-
mission merchants, 316 California
Cross & GljTiu (Richard Cross and Emerson 0. Glynn),
dra\ine"n, 416 Front
Crossett Edward T., printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl N
s Twentieth nr Valencia
Crossett Frederick W., teacher, dwl N 8 Twentieth nr Va-
lencia
Crossett Truman, dentist, office 10 Third, dwl N^ s Twen-
tieth nr Valencia
Crossley George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Crothers George, upholsterer WUUam J. Heney & Co.,
dwl 719 Market
Crotty Daniel, machinist ComeU Watch Co.
Crotty John, hostler Market St. R. E., dwl Valencia bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Crotty WUUam, machinist, dwl 122 Gilbert
Crou Baldisare, porter Tiemey Bros., dwl cor Sacramento
and Stockton
Crow James, furniture finisher, dwl 209 Fourth
Crouch James, foreman H. Plagemann & Co., dwl 418
Filbert
Crouch John, clerk, dwl 783 Market
Crouch Robert, drayman Ledden, Wliipple & Co., dwl 318
FeU
Croudace Frederick W., clerk John McKiUop & Co., dwl
1413 Jackson , , „ „ j
Crough John, with Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 539 Howard
Croughan Michael, Uquor saloon, 29 De Boom
CrougheU Eugene, hamessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl
1331 Sacramento
Crouse John R. (Dug ,i: Co.), dwl 1011 Leavenworth
Crow Al., conductor Southern Pac. R. E., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Crow Hugh, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Crow H. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Crow John, carpenter Joshua B. Morton
Crow John J., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Crow Thomas D., boatman, 527 Greenwich, dwl Avenue
House
Crowe AUred W., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 37 Jessie
Crowe Charles, clerk International Hotel
Crowe James S., scroUsawyer Christian Schreiber & Co.,
dwl 505 Sutter
Crowe J. H., carpenter, dwl 241 Muina
Crowe Johannah (widow), shoefitter I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwleiO Octavia
Crowe Patrick, shoemaker John McQuade, dwl 236 Sut-
ter
Crowe Thomas, butcher James D. Powers, dwl 229 Sixth
Crowe Timothy, locksmith. 791 Mission
Crowell Charles F., salesman Sachs, Straasburger & Co.,
CroweU Charles H., agent Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl S b
Clay bet Lyon and Central At , , „„,
CroweU Charles J., with J. M. Goewey & Co., dwl 1104
Market ^.,
CroweU George B., compositor Frank Eastman, res OaS-
CroweU George C, compositor 8. F. Chronicle, dwl 6
Glover
Crowell J. P., dentist, office and dwl 30 Kearny
CroweU Martin L., agent, dwl 6 Jessie near Seventh
CroweU Prentice, wharfinger Beale St. Wharf, dwl bw
cor Pennsvlvania Av and Butte
CroweU Thomas, steward Pacific MaU S. S. Colorado
MOE&M & CO., 87 California Market, liave their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
CROWELL ZEXAS, secreUrj- California Insurance
Co., office 318 Califonna, dwl 1603 Larkin
Crowl B. A., entry clerlt Briltan, Holbroolc & Co., dwl 35
Perry
Crowley Annie Miss, dressmaker Anna M. Warburton,
dwl Fourt^eenth Av, Putrero
Crowley Rartholomew, baker, dwl 338 Fifth
Crowley Bartholomew, expresswagon, NE cor Powell and
Market, dwl 715 Treat Av
Crowley Bridget (widow), dwl 3 Salmon Alley
Crowley Charles, laborer, dwl 15 Tehama PI
Crowley Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Crowley Cornelius, blacksmith, dwl 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, longshoreman, dwl 2ij Howard, rear
Crowley Cornelius, sash and blindmaker Excelsior Mills,
dwl 522 Bryant
Crowley Cornelius, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwl 133 Fifth
Crowley Daniel, blacksmith, dwl S s Fifteenth bet Castro
and Noe
Crowley Daniel, coalp.asser Pacific Mail S. S. California
Crowley Daniel, fireman tugboat Sul Tliomag Jr., dwl
Quincy House
Crowley Daniel, hackdriver, dwl 625 Davis
Crowley Daniel, laborer, dwl 11 Nevada
Crowley Daniel, professor St. Ignatius College, dwl 841
Market
Crowley Daniel A., teacher, dwl 361 Mmna
Crowley David, dwl 429 Francisco
Crowley David, blacksmith City R. R., dwl 2050 Mission
Crowley David, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Crowley Dennis, coalnasser stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co., ^
Crowley Dennis D., clerk E. McGinnis, dwl SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
Crowley D. J., telegraph operator, dwl 237 Minna
Crowley Edward, tailor Lawrence Kelly, 568 Mission
Crowley Florence, longshoreman, dwl 31S Main, rear
Crowley F. R., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 247 Miima
Crowley Francis, dw 1 749 Harrison
CYowley George, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 7 Austin
Crowley George, plumber Thomas Bertram, dwl 120
Shipley
Crowley James (Guiiuiane tt Crowley), dwl Cincinnati
House Valencia nr Sixteenth
Crowley James, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Crowley James, furniturepolisher, dwl 118 Freelon
Crowdey James, merchant, dwl 533 Sacramento
Crowley James, plumber P. R. O'Brien, dwl Third nr Fol
Crowley James, shipwright, dwl 57 Shipley
Crowley J. D.. tally clerk Palace Hotel
Crowley Jeremiah, bookbinder, dwl Railroad Av nr Do-
lores
Crowley Jeremiah, clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co. . dwl
210i Clara
Crowley Jeremiah, plasterer, dwl 267 Minna
Crowley Jeremiah, stevedore A. C. Freese
Caowley J. P., watchman Palace Hotel
CYowley John, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 464
Jessie
Crowley John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Crowley John, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 234
Minna
Crowley John, capitalist, dwl 237 Minna
Crowley John, calker, dwl 557 Howard
Crowley John, clerk, dwl 32 Ritch
Crowley John, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 574 Minna
Crowley John, cooper Daniel R. Provost, dwl 255 Jessie
Crowley John, extraman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D dwl
106 Howard
Crowiey John, fireman stm Pelican
Crowley John, hostler D. E. Root & Co., dwl 263 Stev
Crowley John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 617 Hayes
Crowley John, laborer, dwl 29 Minna, rear
Crowley John, laborer, dwl 131 Folsom
Crowley John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Sierra
bet Georgia and Michigan
Crowley John, porter Occidental Hotel
Crowley John, plumber P. R. O'Brien, dwl Third bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Crowley John, sawjer Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl cor
Palmer and Miguel
Crowley John, seaman, dwl Quincy House
Crowley John, shipcarpenter, dwlolS Mission
Crowley John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Crowley John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, dwl W e
Battery bet Broadway and Vallejo
Crowley John A., calker,"dwl 548 Third
Crowley John D., carpenter, dwl 1123 Folsom
Crowley John D., liquor saloon, SW cor Filth and Natoma
Crowley John J. , groceries and liquors, 237 Minna, dwl
239 Minna
Crowley John J., janit-jr Supreme Court of California,
dwl N 8 Eighteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Crowley John J., stableman John D. Collins & Co., dwl S
s Ellis bet Pierce and Scott
Crowley John J. stevedore, dwl 225 Perry
Crowley Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Crowley Kate (widow), dwl E s Hartford bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Crowley Kate Mrs. , lodgings, 521 Mission
Crowley M.argaret (widow), dwl 108 Freelon
Crowley Margeret (widow), dressmaker, dwl E s Eighth bet
Braiman and Brj'ant
Crowley Mary Miss, cloakmaker C. Maver, dwl 1103 Mont
Crowley Michael, feeder Nathan P. Hopkins, dwl 611
Minna
Crowley Michael, laborer, dwl 250 Clara
Crowiey Michael, porter Hooker & Co., dwl 17 Natoma
Crowley Michael J., janitor California Stock Exchange
dwl 215 Turk
Crowley Patrick, ex-chief of police, dwl 1692 Sacramento
Crowley Patrick, laborer, dwl 104 Shipley
Crowley Patrick, laborer, dwi 140 Silver"
Crowley Patrick, painter Wason h Morris, 38 California
Crowiey Richard, horseshoer, 408 Jackson, dwl 210 Jack
Crowley Robert A., bookkeeper, dwl SW cor Jones and
Chestnut
Crowley Thomas, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Crowiey Timotliy, cartman Superintendent Public Streets,
dwl 25 Rincon PI
Crowley Timothy, foundrj-man, dwi 234 Minna
Crowley Timothy, paver E. R. Thomason
Crowley Timothy, salesman Pei.xotto & Silverman, dwl
934 H..ward
Crowley Timotliy A., drayman, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Crowley Timothy J., blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 454
Jessie
Crowley T. J., attorney at law, office 629 Kearny, dwl
1123 Folsom nr Eighth
Crowley T. K., gasfitter, dwl 111 Jessie
Crowley W. I., physician, office and dwl 229 Hayes
Crowley William, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
cor Fifth and Tehama
Crowley WUliam J., blacksmith Edmund Saul, dwl 215
Turk
Crown Harris, toys and stationery, 316J Third
Crown Harry, foreman Koenigsberger Brothers
Crown Isaac, barber Conrad 'iroell, dwl 644 Mission
Crowii Point Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, fil3 Com
Crown Point Extension Minmg Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
Geo. R. Spinney secret.arv, office 320 California
CKOW.V POIXT IMI.\I.\G CO. (Gold HUl, Nev.),
office 419 California room 28
Crown Point Ravine G. and S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Crowningshield Charles B. , miner, dwl What Cheer House
Oowninshield Jacob, clerk Society California Pioneers,
dwl IS Prospect PI
Crowser Ferdinand, liquor siiioon, dwl 415 Clementina
Cro.xall Julius D., purchasing agent Lindley «5t Co., Sac-
ramento City, office 405 Front, dwl 700 Broadway
Croxsen John, farmer, dwl Coliunbia Hotel
Croze August, dwl 231 Ritch
Crozier Robert B. , compositor Evening Post, dwl 927 How
Crozier William J. , bouki^eeper Perry Beamish, dwl 619
Pine
Crozzi Noah, milkman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Crudden David, shipcarjienter, dwl 546 Howard
Crudden Wijham, butcher, dwl W s N bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avs, South S. F.
Cruelty to Animals, Suciety to Prevent, office 614 Merch
Cruise Adrtlph, stockdealer, dwl 734 Mijma
Cruise William, plasterer, dwl Twe.ity-fourth bet Ala-
bama and Harrison
Crumerv Walter, sawyer San Francisco Manufacturinf
C dwl 120 Perry
Crummey Eugene, butcher William O'Brien, dwl Elev-
enth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Crummey Hugh, butcher John Crummey Jr., dwl Elev-
enth Av nr O, South S. F.
Crummey John, butcher, dwl N s Eleventh Av nr P,
South S. F.
Crummey John Jr., wholesale butcher, Ss First Av nr
Kentucky, dwl S s Eleventh Av nr O, South S. F.
Oiunmey John A., butcher, dwl S s Tenth Av nr P
South S. F.
Crummey John T., butcher John Crummey Jr., dwi N s
Tenth Av nr N, South S. F.
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Cruinmey Owen, butcher, dwl S 8 Tenth Av nr P, South
S. F.
Crusader Hall, 11S9 Mission
Cruse James, peddler, dwl Oil Sacramento
CKIISilED KO«K AND ASI'HAITIIM PAVING
CO., S. S. Tilton president, A. Van Camp general
superintendent, office 607 Montgomery
Crussell Frank R., locksmith, dwl 8 St. Mary
Crutchley Mary E. (widow), dwl 812 Jessie
Cruz Elizabeth (widow), dwl 737 Green
Cruz Frank, laborer, dwl cor Arkansas and Butte
Cruz Manuel, deckhand stm Alameda, dwl 717 Davis
Cruz Peter, laborer C. James King of William & Co., dwl
Filbert bet Dupont and Kearny
Cryderman S., carpenter Palace Hotel
Cryer Charles, enginedriver, dwl 26 Fourth
Cryer Charles Mrs., dressmaker, 26 Fourth
Crystal Palace Hotel, SE cor Kearny and Mont Av
Crystal Peter, capitalist, dwl Liek House
Crystal Thomas, marbleworker Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
402 Broadway
Cuandt Gustav, shoemaker, dwl 815 Jackson, rear
Cuba Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 25 Dupont
Cubery William M. {Cubenj ■!■ Co.), dwl 45 Stanly PI bet
Bryant and Brannan
t'UBEKY •* t'O. (II illiam M. Cxihery), book and job-
printers and publishers Pacific Churchman, 414
Market .^^ .
Cubine John, fireman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbem,
Folsom St. Wharf , , „,,
Cuchne Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 23i
Zoe
Cucuel Emile, butcher Albert Aubert, dwl 823 Pacific
Cucuel George, pohsher Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 125
Virginia
Cuddeback George W., clothing, dwl 231 Post
Cuddington James, banker, dwl 101 Mason
Cuddington William, clerk, dwl 101 Mason
Cuddy John (Cuddy J: Hiuihes), dwl S 3 Laurel Av bet
Buchanan and Webster
Cuddy Matthias, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 631 Sac-
ramento
Cuddy William, bootmaker, dwl SW cor Kentucky and
Cuddy & Hughes (John Cuddy and Edward C. Hughes),
book and jobprinters, 511 Sansom
Cudell Gustav {Ciidell Soap Works), dwl 3 Taylor
Cudell Soap Works (Dakin A Libbey, Criutav Cudell,
Aaron Reiser and George Fischer), Brady ur Mar-
ket, office 101 Clay cor Druumi
Cudmore Augustine, carpenter, dwl 606 Market
Cudmore H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Cudworth Abel W., dwl S 8 Greenwich bet Larkm and
Hyde
Cudworth James W., real estate, dwl 2018 Union
Cue Richard, cabinetmaker, dwl 527 Geary, rear
Cue William, laborer, dwl 237 Jessie, rear
Cue William, stoves and tinware, 120 Dupont, dwl 527
Geary, rear
Cue William O., clerk, dwl 627 Geary, rear
Cuehue George, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 23J
Cuenin Ildefonse, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Cuff Dennis, shoemaker, 762 Brannan
Cugorno Giacomo, stonecutter Michael Heverm
Culcheth James, cooper Cutting & Co., dwl SW cor Frrst
and Tehama
Cidcheth William, cooper, dwl 224 Main, rear
Culcheth William Jr., painter, dwl 224 Main, rear
Culett William, pilot stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Culin Alfred C, clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 2629 How
Culin John L., clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining Works,
dwl 2629 Howard
Culinan Michael, crimper Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl cor
Larkin and Ash Av
Culleback George, varieties, dwl 231 Post . , „ „
Cullen Andrew Eev., assistant pastor St, Josephs R. C.
Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Folsom and Howard
Cullen Anna Miss, ahoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 3
Cullen Bernard, bricklayer John Cochran, dwl 653 Miss
Cullen Bridget (widow), dwl 19 Gilbert
Cullen Charles, painter, dwl 16 Clara
C^illen Charles, pohceman City Hall, dwl 17 Perry
Cullen Dennis, butcher Martin Glennan, dwl 6 O'Farrell
Alley
CuUen Dennis, shoetitter Buckingham & Heeht, dwl NW
cor Market and Valencia
Cullen Edward, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Cullen Edward, teamster, dwd 227 Minna
Cullen Genild, night inspector Custom House, dwl 816
Filbert
Cullen Hugh, farmhand John Connoghan, W 8 Ocean
House Road nr Industrial School
Cullen James, laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
3 Capp
Cullen James, poultryman Thomas Connolly, dwl 6574
Natoma
Cullen Jeffery, with B. Davidson & Co., dwl 630 Sac
Cullen John, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Cullen John, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & C!o., dwl
134 Folsom, rear
Cullen John J., artist California Jewelry Co., dwl 728
Bush
Cullen John J. , compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 420 Miss
Cullen LawTence, longshoreman, dwl 511 Third
Cullen Michael, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 28 Minna
Cullen Michael, marblepolisher Michael Heverin, dwl 125
Broadway
Cullen Michael, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl NW
cor Market and Valencia
Cullen Patrick, laborer. Golden Gate Park
Cullen Patrick, laborer, dwl Laguna Honda
Cullen Paul, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 14 Anthony
Cullen P. H., carpenter, dwl 304 Beale
Cullen Philip, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 63 Jessie
Cullen Thomas, book agent, dwl 557J Natoma
Cullen Thomas, liquor saloon, NW cor Ellis and Devisa-
dero
Cullen Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 11 Hunt
Cullen William (C. O'Connor d- Co.), dwl 544 Jessie
Cnllen William, property clerk Chief of Police, dwl 420
Minna
Cullenden Christian, special policeman, dwl 112 Taylor
CuUerton Michael, laborer, dwl Railroad House
CuUey John, boilermaker, dwl 231 First
Culley John P., tinsmith Caleb M. Sickler, dwl 435 Pine
Culligan Hesther Mrs., dwl 5 Trinity
Culligan James, gardener, dwl 11 Gilbert
Culligan James, painter California Furniture Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 220 Ritch
Culligan John, gardener, dwl 807 Van Ness Av
Culligan Michael, expressman, dwl Sixteenth bet Jersey
and Hampshire
Culligan Patrick, laborer, dwl 220 Kitch
Culligan William, gardener Union Square, dwl 164 Perry
Cullimore John, coachman William Hammond, dwl 859
Mission
Cullinan Dennis (B. Neale ct Co.). dwl 619 Jones
Cullinane James, carpenter, dwl 137 Shipley
Cullinane Jeremiah, japanner, dwl 2013 Taylor
CuUoden Jeremiah, dwl 96 Montgomery Block
Cullum Allen W., entry clerk Naval Office Custom House,
dwl 139 Fourth
Cullum Catherine Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl 224 Linden Av
Cullum Frank, laborer, dwl Cherubusco m- Cortland Av,
Bernal Heights „ „ » ,
Cullum Frank, stonecutter Orford & Began, E s Central
Av bet Post and Geary
Culluinber John, cooper V. W. Arnold, dwl 418i Grove
Cully James, hogranch. Seventeenth Av nr S, South S. F.
Cully James, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Cully John J., Boiler Makers' Assn, 818 Howard
Cully Thomas, mariner, dwl 1 Goodsell PI
Cully William, mason Palace Hotel
Culp David R., painter Market St. R. R., dwl 813 Mission
Culting Da\id, machinist, dwl 737 Brannan
Culture James, cooper, dwl S Tehama
Culver C, lather Palace Hotel
Culver Charles G., clerk Dr. Abom, dwl NE cor Kearny
and Post
Culver Edwin S., mail clerk Morning Call, dwl 411 Green
Culver James E., extraman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
412 Bush
Culver James H., patternmaker, dwl 1013 Sacramento
Culver John, carpenter, dwl 633 Commercial
Culver Lewis G., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn
Culver M. L., foreman Hosiery Room Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl 217 Shotwell
Culver O. D., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 421
Fourth ^ , „, „
Culver Orrin B., salesman Le Comit Bros., dwl 411 Green
Culver Wiilett, nursery, W 8 McAllister bet Lyons and
Lott
Culver William C, dwl Grand Hotel
CULVER WHLIAM H., president Masonic Savings
and Loan Bank, 6 Post, dwl Grand Hotel
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Culveni^' Scott, machinist John R. Mason, dwl 1307 Stock
Culvenvell Joseph E., teamster Starbird & Goldstoue, dwl
S 3 Ellis bet Buchanan and Laguna
Culverwell Richard S., bookkeeper with Stephen S. Cul-
verwell, dwl 9 Glen Park Av
Culverwell Stephen S., planing mills, 24 and 26 California,
dwl 9 Glen Park Av
Cnlvin James, blacksmith, dwl 37 Minna
Cunibersou William, machinist, dwl 1412 Larkin
Cumerford, with Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 509 Bryant
Cumins J., laborer A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl N s Berry bet
Third and Fourth
Cuminsky Alice (widow), dwl 201 Tm-k
Cumisky Henry, baker U. S. R^staiorant, dwl 1715 Leav
Cumisky Henn,' N., salesman Henry Bums, dwl 1715 Leav
Cummin^ George, foreman Risdou I. and L. Works, dwl
20 Fell
Ciimming George Jr., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 20 Fell
Gumming James M., salesman Banner Bros., dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
C^immmgs A. A., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Cummings , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Cummings Adley, clerk A. W. Towne, dwl 329 O'Farrell
Cummings A. H., clerk, dwl (jlS Fourth
Cimiminy^ Alexander, clerk M. P. and M. Dep. Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 4U Sixth
Cummings Ann M. Miss, miUiner Miss Johanna Desmond,
dwl 8 Fifth
Cummings Benjamin F., ticket collector Oakland Ferry
WT^arf, dwl 109 Montgomery
Cummings C. D., laborer, dwl 236 Fremont
Cummings Cliarles, laborer, dwl 236 Fremont
Cummings Daniel, draj-man. dwl 720 Market
Cmmuings Daniel G., expresswagon. SE cor Montgomery
and California, dwl 3 Howard Court
Cummings D. W., machuiist Isaac H. Small, dwl 311
O'Farrell
Cummings Edward, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Cummings Francis, dwl 13 Langton
Cmmnings Frank, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 528 Pine
Cummings G. P., architect and civil engineer, office 131
Montgomery
Cummings Harrison R,, stoekdealer, dwl 51-ii Geary
Cxmnuings H. C, second lieutenant Fomth U. S.Artlllery,
dwl Presidio Barracks
Cummings Henrj^ A., clerk Treasurer's Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 843 Howard
Cummings Henry K. (if. E. Cuimniiigs <£■ Co.), dwl 10
St-anford
Cummings H. K. & Co. {H. H. RaUton), fruit and prod-
uce commission, SE cor Washington and Battery
Cummings Jackson, farmer, dwl 3 Haggin
Cummings James, carpenter, dwl 907 Union, rear
Cummings James, hostler Omnibus R. R. , dwl 673 Howard
Cummings James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cimimings James H., proprietor Pacific Broom and Wil-
low Manufactory, 308 Pine, dwl 2713 Howard
Cununings John, expressman, dwl 1612 Post
Cummings John, expressman George W. Clark, dwl 325
Oak
Cummings John, horseshoer. dwl 755 Howard
Cunnnings John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Gre-
nada, dwl 22 Stanford
Cummings John, real estate, office 402 Montgomery room
5, res T^velve-mile Farm, San Mat-eo Co.
Cummings John, stonemason, dwl 415 Powell
Cummings Joseph (colored), porter, dwl 6 Auburn
Cummings Lawxence, laborer, dwl 706 Xatoma
Cummings Louis (Ciimmin'fs d- Soiis), dwl 205 Kearny
Cummings M., salesman, dwl 757 Howard
Cummings Martin, waiter Lick House, dwl 21 Louisa
Chimnungs Mar>' A. Mrs., clainoyant, dwl 262 Minna
Cummings Matteo. expresswagon, cor Washington and
Sansom, dwl 350 Ritch
Cummings Matthew J., carrier Morning Call, dwl 27 Oak
Grove Av
Cummings Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Cummings Michael F., bookgilder A. Bus^vell, dwl 13
Langton
Cummings Patrick, laborer, dwl E 8 Folsom nr Serpen-
tine Av
Cummings Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cimifcings Patrick, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart. rear
Cimamings Peter, with Juhn McLane, dwl S9S Front
Cummings Pljinpton. carpenter S, M. Hills, dwl 816 Jack
Cummings Q. C. clerk ticket agency Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 618 Fourth
Cummings Richard, porter John J. Marks & Co., dwl NE
cor Clay and Drumm
Cununings Roger, cabinetmakers. F. Manufactming Co.,
dwl 411 Pacific
Cunmiings Rosanna (widow), dwl 510 Howard
Cummings Theodore B., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwi
276 Tehama
Cummings Th...mas, seaman, dwl 541 First
C\ummngs Thomas E. (Cummings ti- BickersQii), dwl 17
Fourth
Cummings Thomas J., butcher Schmidt & Co., dwl 1405
Bush
Cummings Walter B. {W. B. Cummiiigs <i- Co.), dwl 863
Mission
Cummings W, B. & Co., .shipping and commission mer-
chants and agents S. F. Candle Co., 124 Cal
Cmumings William {Cummiii'js J- Sons), res Sacramento
Cummings William, contractor, dwl 11 Second Av
Cummings Wilham, machinist, dwl E s Octavia bet Post
and Sutter
Cumming^s William Jr. (Cuvimijigs d: So7is), dwl 208 San
Jose Av
Cummings William C, stevedore, dwl 329 Green
€B'3IMI\C;.S ^VILLIA.H H., auctioneer and commis-
sion merchant, 337-341 Pine, dwl 226 Shotwell
Cvmimmgs & Dickerson (Thomas E. Cummin-js and W.
S. A. Dickerson), bilhard and liquor saloon, 538
Fourth
Cummings i, Sons {William Cummings, William Jr.,
and Loitis watchmakers and jewelers, 205 Keai'nj
Cummins Adley H., secretary General Superintendent
Central Pacific R. R.. dwl 11 Kearny
Cummins Daniel, teamster, dwl 1 Cottage PI
Cummins James J., hay and grain, dwl 124 Fifth
Cunmiins John H., carjienter, dwl 314 Fifth
Cimnnins Leo H., clerk Ticket Agency Office Central
Pacific R. R. Co.. dwl 329 O'Farrell
Cxmmiins Maurice, laborer, dwl 437 Jessie
t'lM.MI\S PATRICK, attorney at law, office 14 and
15 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 11 Dikeman PI
Cummins Patrick, clerk Thumas Cmumins, dwl SE cor
Mission and Twenty-second
Cunmiins Thomas, groceries, SE cor Slission and Twenty-
second
Cummins Tristram, salesman 712 Kearny, dwl cor Jack-
son and Virginia
Cunuuscham John, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
Cmiard Line from New York and Boston to Liverpool,
Henry Cottrell agent, office 415 California
Cundell "W. B., teacher St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Cuneo August, peddler, dwr324 Vallejo, rear
Cuneo Charles {Charles Cuaeu .t- Co.), dwl 10 Union PI
Cuneo Charles, driver 517 Merchant
Cuneo Charles, laborer, dwi 430 Vallejo
tTXEO CHARLES A CO. {Paul lieale), liquor saloon,
539 Washington
Cune') Domenicu, carpenter, dwi 9 Jasper PI
Cuneo Frank, laborer, dwl 533 Green
Cuneo Giovanni, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Cuneo Giovanni, laborer, dwl 425 Broadway, rear
Cuneo Juhn, dwl 1513 Dupont
Cuneo Joseph, clerk, dwi 1509 Dupont
Cuneo Louis, cartman, dwi 2 Gaven
Cuneo Louis, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 1509 Dupont
Cuneo Jlichael, laburer. dwi 222 l*Yancisco, rear
Cuneo Stefano, fruitpeddler, dwi 427 Pacific
Cuneo ^'ictor, laborer California Italian Paste Co., dwi
215 Broadway
Cunighim John, laborer Thomas Bowien
Cunliffe Henrj", ironworker Thomas White, dwi St. Nich-
olas Hotel
Cunliffe John, general solicitor, office 56 Montgomery
Block, dwi 14 Ridley
Cunnane Peter (Cunnaiie tfc FarrelX), dwi 422 Hayes
Cunnane & Fari'ell {Peter C^innane and Michael Far-
rell), wood and coal, NE cur Fulton and Octa\ia
(Xmneen Arthur, bricklayer New City HaU, dwl 745 Mar-
ket
Cunningham . stevedore Menzies k Bingham
Cunningham Ann (widow), dwi hb Jessie
Cunningham Arthur S.. clerk Delivering Department
Weils, Fargo iV Co., dwi 417 Bryant
Cunningham B, Mrs., dwi 139 Fourth
Cunningham Bernard, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
cor Sierra and Louisiana
Cunningham Bridget (widow), dwi 313 Gearj", rear
Cunningham C. Mrs. (widow), dwl 521 Folsom
Cunningham Commodore Mrs., dwi 120 Turk
Cunningham Daniel, hostler City R. R., dwi 6 Cleaveland
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. &. Langley, Publisher, S. F.
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Cunriinffham Edward, hostler B. J. Smith, dwl 635 Cal
Cunniiifrham Elizabeth (widow), groceries, NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-ninth
Cunningham Francis (fiunnirigham it Broierkk), dwl
530 Third
Cunningham Francis, real estate, dwl 623 Commercial
Cunningham Francis E. clerk Palmer Brothers, dwl NE
cor Greenwich and Leavenworth
Cunningham Francis J., carder S. F. Woolen Factoij',
dwl 'J23 Greenwich
Cunningham Fi-ank, real-estate agent and broker, office
612 Merchant, dwl NE cor Leav and Gr^nwich
Cunningham F. S., machinehand D. A. Macflonald & Co.
Cunningham George, blacksmith Michael Garrick, dwl
424A Clementina
Cunningham G. Loring, clerk Macondray & Co., dwl 521
Folsom
Cunnin,'ham Howard, bookkeeper, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Cunningham J., boi ermaker Francis I. Curry
Cunningham J., extraman H. and L. Co. No. 1 S. F. F.
D., dwl 22 O'Farrell
Cunningham J., groceries and liquors, 602 Union
Cunningham J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a Wharf
Cunningham James, dwl 602 Minna
Cmniingham James, carpainter N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 1129 Folsom
Cunningham James, clerk, 536 Sacramento
Cunningham James, driver John Mason, dwl 207 Tehama
Cunningham James, laborer, dwl 9084 Folsom
Cunningham James, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., 12S Ship
Cunningham James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Cunningham James A., lumber stevedore, dwl 416 How-
ard, rear
Cunningham J. E., capitalist, office and dwl 302 Mont
Cunningham J. G., dwl Occidental Hotel
Cunningham John, cariKnter, dwl SW cor Hickory Av
and Gough
Cunningham John, coachman, dwl 308 Fremont
Cunningham John, fi..undr\iuan, dwl 111 Jessie
Cunningham John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 7 Te-
hama
Cunningham John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Eagle
Hotel
Cunningham John, laborer, dwl 115 First
Cunningham John, laborer, dwl 509 Howard, rear
Cunningham John, laborer Thomas H. Bowlen, dwl 20
Perry
Cunningham John, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 128
Shipley
Cunningham John, wood and coal, Twenty-fourth bet
Br\Tint and Columbia
Cunningham John A., contractor, dwl 552 Stevenson
Cunningham John J., clerk County Recorder, dwl 424J
Clementina
Cunningham La\vrence, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueraz &
Mckee, dwl 8 Park Av
Cunningham Lewis, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Cunningham Margaret, dressmaker, dwl 502 Third
Cunningham Mary Miss, necktiemaker James N. Makins,
dwl 62 Jessie
Cunningham Mary A. Miss, shoeflttCT Einstein Bros. &
Co., dwl 1720" Stevenson
Cunningham Mathew, helper Angell, Palmer & Co.
Cunningham M. C, capuin stm Amelia, dwl 1425 Hyde
Cunningham Michael, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Cunningham Michael, cooper, dwl 1129 Harrison
Cunningham Michael, oysterman, dwl 10 Howard Coiui;
Cunningham Michael, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
Cunningham Michael, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, dwl 927 Greenwich
Cunningham Owen, hostler City R. R., dwl E s Fifteenth
bet Mission and Howard
Cunningham Parian R., superintendent Excelsior Mills,
dwl 9 O'Farrell
Cunningham Patrick, dwl 24 Dora
Cunningham Patrick, cariienter dwl 138 Dora, rear
Cunningham Patrick, crimper U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co. , dwl 636 Jessie
Cunningham Patrick, stevedore, dwl 908 Sansom, rear
Cunningham Peter, carpenter, dwl 413 Jones
Cunningham Peter, engineer, dwl 18} Gilbert
Cunningham Peter, pamter, dwl 1127 Folsom
Ctumingham Philip J., clerk Crane & Boyd, dwl 56 Jessie
Cunningham P. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Oak-
land
Cunningham P. P., mining stocks, dwl Morton House
Cunningham R. A., musician, dwl International Hotel
Cunningham Raymond, clerk, dwl 738 Vallejo
Cunningham Robert, laborer To^vnsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Cunningham Robert, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Cunningham Robert B., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 721
California
Cunningham Robert D., storekeeper Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 1325 Washington
Cunningham Samuel, machinist, dwl 158 Perry
Cunningham Samuel E., porter E. G. Lj'ons & Co., dwl
168 Perry
Cunningham Simon D., collector, dwl 1325 Washington
Cunningham Stephen J., electrotyper Joseph Winterbum
& Co. , dwl 707 Hyde
Cunningham T. F., plasterer Palace Hotel
Cunningham Thomas, fireman, dwl 703 Davis
Cunningham Thomas, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Cunningham Tliomas, hackman cor Third and Market,
dwl E s Dolores nr Seventeenth
Cunningham Thomas, laborer Fort Point
Cunningham Thomas, street contractor, dwl 424^ Clem
Cunningham Thomas H. (fiimningham ifc Doicney), dwl
305 Keai-nv
Cunningham Thomas J., secretary U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 92 Ninth
Cunningham Thomas M. Rev., pastor Central Presbj-terian
Church, dwl 1817 Sacramento
Cunningham Thomas S., operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 1305 Sacramento
Cunningham Thomas W., bookkeeper Rouse & Laws, dwl
512 Folsom . . , „ .
Cunningham WilUam, laborer Patrick Heath, dwl Kosci-
usko ur Cortland Av, S s Bemal Heights
Cunningham WiUiam, receiving teller London & S. F.
Bank, dwl 1'20 Turk
Cunningham William W., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl
99 Stevenson
ClINNEV'KH-l.'M ZIX.4 II., carriage manufacturer, 654-
658 Howard, dwl 324 Fell
Cunningham & Broderick {Francis Cunningham and
Patrick Broderiek), carriages, Oakland Ferrj-, office
623 Davis „ „
CUMS'ISiGHAM * DO'«'NEY {Thomas H. Cunning-
ham ami Timothy Downey), Laurel Palace Saloon,
301 Keamy
Cunningham's Warehouse, NW cor Front and Green
Cunos Bros. (Charles and John), fruits, 4'26 Dupont
Cunos Charles (Cunos Bros.), dwl N 3 Vallejo bet Keamy
and Dupont
Cunos John (Cunos Bros.), dwl N s 'Vallejo bet Keamy
and Dupont
Cunreen Patrick, laborer, dwl 407 Tehama
Cuny F. J., boilermaker Francis L Currj'
Cupel and Tiger Silver Mining Co. (Wallapai, Arizona),
office 402 Montgomerj- room 7
Cupp Edward, laborer, dwl 20 Downey, rear
Curby Ellen (widow), shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.
Curciho Est«fano, porter Frank Harris, dwl S s Union
bet Dupont and St<:)ckton
Curden D., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Curdoch Wilham, blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwl 10
Antonio
Curdy Henrj', coachman, dwl 616 Post, rear
Curdy Jonathan, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Curdy Michael J., teamster New City Hall, dwl Pacific nr
Fillmore
Curefea John, laborer, dwl 214 First
Cureu Robert, helper Bush & Milne, dwl 214 First
Curie Joseph, accountant and agent Root's Sectional
Safety Boiler, office 513 Montgomerj', dwi 107 Fourth
Curlett Alexander, draftsman, dwl 609 Franklin
Curiett William, architect, office 330 Pine room 52, dwl
509 Franklin
Curley , boileraiaker Francis 1. Curry
Curley , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Curley Miss, dressmaker, dwl 212 Powell
Curley Charles, groceries and hquors, cor Twenty-second
and Folsom. dwi 318i Fifth
Curley Cornelius, expresswagon, cor Post and Montgom-
ery, dwi 982 Harrison
Curley J., laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
Curley James, driver E. Neale & Co., dwi 109 Perry
Curlev James, expressman, cor HaUeek and Sansom
Curley J. H. (J. U. CurUy .t Co.). dwl 982 Harrison
Cmiey J. H. & Co., merchant tailors, 32 Montgomery
Curley John, caneworker George A. La Rose, dwl 648
Mission
Curley John, laborer, dwi 159 Minna
Curlev John, laborer, dwl 705 Hayes
Qet your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Curley John, liquor saloon, cor Twenty-second and Po-
trero Av
Curley John M., dwl 110 Virginia
Curley Lanrenoe, laborer, dwl 12 Zoe
Curlev Mai^^aret (widow), dwl 419 Minna
Curley Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 251
Perry
Curley Michael, housepainter, dwl 12 Miller PI
Curley Michael, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Curlev Patrick, blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwl 109 Perry
Curley Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 829
Folsoni
Curley Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Willow Av nr Franklin
Curley Patrick, laborer Noble & "Wohlers, dwl NW cor
Thirtieth and San Jo36 Av
Curley Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling' Mills
Curley Patrick, 'liquor saloon, 208 Brannan
Curley Patrick, lon^horeraan, dwl IS Sherwood PI
Curley Thomas, horseshoer Diuinigan & O'Dea, dwl 88
Stevenson
Curley Thomas, laborer, dwl lOOS LagTjna
Curiey Thomas, packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl E 8 Shot-
well nr Nineteenth
Curley William, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
E s Shotwel! bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Curley William, turner, dwl 549^ Bryant
Curley William, milkranch, Fort Point
Curll Alfred, basketmaker, dwl Park Hotel
Curneen James, laborer Palace Hotel
Curneen James, whipmaker, dwl 502 Mission
Cuniey Michael, laborer, dwl 225 Austin
Curran Barnard, cutter Wright tS: Harmon, dwl 901 Bush
Curran Barnard, hostler Claj burgh & Brandenstein, dwl
SW cor Post and Dupont
Curran C, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Curran Daniel, dwl E s Central Av bet Bush and Sutter
Curran Daniel, hostler Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Curran Dennis, cook WTiat Cheer House, 625 Sacramento
Cumin Ellura, laborer, dwl 17 Harrison Av
Cl'RRA\ HUCiH, proprietor Franklin Hotel, 414 and
416 Pacific
Curran James, longshoreman, dwl Gilbert bet Sixth and
Seventh
Curran James, teamster, dwl 34 Ivy Av
Cxirran John, car conductor, dwl Ns Sixteenth nr Second
Av
Curran John, cartman SE cor Sansom and Broadway, dwl
215 Broadway
Curran John, coachman Frederick Castle, NE cor Sutter
and Van Ness Av
Curran John, groceries, liquors, hay, wood, and coal, SE
cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Curran J<:'hn, ticket o^ent Oakland Ferry Wharf
Curran John J., dwl 410 Kearny
Curran Joseph, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
11 Wliite PI
Curran LawTence, porter Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl cor
Post and Hyde
Curran Maggie Miss, shoefitter D. W. Emerson, dwl 451
Octana
Curran Martin, car conductor, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Sec Av
Curran Martin, laborer, dwl 1206 Montgomery
Curran Mary A., dressmaker, dwl 118 Ninth
Curran Michael, bakerj-, 717 Brannan
Curran Michael, longshoreman, dwl 326 Broadway
Curran Michael, painter, dwl 719 Howard
Curran Patrick, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Curran Patrick, clerk John Ciorran, dwl SE cor Sixteenth
and Guerrero
CrRRA\ PATRICK, Hquor ealoon, NW cor Fourth
and Berry
Curran Patrick, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Curran Patrick H., market, fruits and vegetables, 410
Grove
Curran R., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Curran T., t«amster, dwl 741 Market
Curran Terrence, clerk J. J. Duffy, dwl 512 Fulton
Curran Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 41 Clementina
Curran Thomas, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
^■harf, dwl South S. F.
Curran Thomas H., special policeman, dwl Golden Stat«
Hot«l
Ciuran Timothy, bottomer Einstein & Co. , dwl 813 Jessie
Ciirrey J., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Currev John {Currev tt Evans), dwl 1003 Sutter
Curreiy- Robert J., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stock-
ton, dwl 1003 Sutter
Currey & Evans (John Currey aJid 0. P. Evans), attor-
neys at law, office 504 Kearny
Ciirrej'. See Currie and Currj'
Currie Ann (-nidow), dwl 1037^ Folsom
Currie Arthur L., variety store, 519 Taylor
Currie Eliza Miss, shoebinder, dwl 105J Fifth
Currie James {George Duncan S- Co.), dwl 652 Market
Currie Joseph S., Mrs., dwl 27* Fourth
Currie R4>bert, carpenter, dwl 731 McAllister
Currie Thomas, driver Lenhart & Brady, dwl 181 Jessie
Currie William, dwl 26 Sixth
Currie. See Ciirrev and Curry
Currier Albert C. butcher W. D. Litchfield, dwl 914 Powell
Currier Amos {Currier X- Winter), dwl 708 Larkin
Currier Charles H., pump and blockmaker, 28 Market,
dwl 14 Jessie nr Seventh
Currier Frank P., porter Gibb & Co., dwl 1037J Folsom
Currier George F., dwl 37 Valparaiso
Currier John B., drayman CYane & Brigham, dwl 37 Val-
paraiso
CrRRlER JOHN M., secretar>' State Board Tide Land
Commissioners, office 715 Clay, dwl 630 Filbert
Currier Joseph H., drajTuau Crane & Brigham, dwl 2012
Taylor
Currier William, merchant, dwl Russ House
Currier & Winter (^j/ws Currier and Daniel Winter),
pictures, moldings, and frames, 211 Kearny
Currj- Charles, market, 1522 Pacific Av, dwl 630 Brannan
Cmry Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S a Shasta
nr Georgia
Currj- Daniel, painter, dwl 146 Dora
Cum' David, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 619 Miss
Curr}' E. J., cutter J. H. Tobin, dwl Occidental Hotel
Curry Forrest, butcher, dwl 630 Brannan
Curry Francis I., proprietor San Francisco Boiler Works,
i23 and 125 Beale, dwl N s Page bet Laguua and
Buchanan
Curry Harrison (colored), porter, dwl N 9 Twenty-second
bet Bartlett and Mission
Currj- Henry M., pjTotechnist Church & Co., dwl SW cor
Folsom and Seventh
Currj- Hugh, laborer, dwl Ward nr Cortland Av S s Ber-
val Heights
Currj' James Rev., dwl 510 Ellis
Currj- Jeremiah M., marblepolisher S. Campodonico, dwl
38 Minna
Curry John (.V. Curry tt Brother), dwl 450 Bryant
Currj' John, barkeeper Clement Dixon, dwl S s Brosnan
nr Fourteenth
Curry John, cook, dwl 904 Kearny
Curry John, cook and steward, dwl 13 Main
Curn,' John A., painter, dwl 11 Clara
Clirrj^ Joseph, mason, dwl 214 First
Currv Luke, liquor saloon, 1101 Folsom
Cun5' ilary (uidow), dwl 240 Fifth
Cum* Mary, machineoperator Mrs. M. E. Burt, dwl 111
Welsh
Ctury Marj' Miss, milliner Kennedy & Magruder, dwl 278
Green %vich
Cuny Michael, laborer, dwl 1317 Sacramento
Curr^' N. & Brother (John Curry), guna, pistols, and
sportmg materials, 113 Sansom
Currj- Nathaniel (^V. Curry d- Brother), dwl 402 Sixth
Curry Patrick, laborer, dwl 27S Minna
Curry Preston, watchman LT. S. Mint
Cuny Richard, lamplighter S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl Polk
nr Broadway
Currj' Thomas, engineer William Deacon, dwl 316 Beale
Currj' William H., insurance agent, dwl 111 Welsh
Curry. See Currey and Currie
Cm-tay Frank, teamster Henry Kissane.dwl 986 Harrison
Curtaz Benjamin, importer pianos, 20 O'Farrell
CPRTIX CA tAHAX, drv goods, 601 and 603 Market cor
Second, Grand Hot«I, dwl 31S Ellis
Curtin David, dr\' goods. 723 Montgomerj', dwl 1018 Wash
Ciutin Edward U^, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl N s
Russ bet Minna and Howard
Curtin James, special policeman, dwl 1336 Pacific
Curtin Jeremiah, clerk Da\id Curtin, dwl 723 Mont
Curtin John, proprietor Fulton House, 112 Steuart
Curtin Michael, laborer, dwl Scott nr Cortland Av, Ber-
nal Heights
Curtin Owen, Boiler Makers' Asan, 818 Howard
Curtin Thomas, Boiler Makers* Assn, 818 Howard
Curtin Thomas, State prison guard, dwl 1336 Pacific
Curtis Adel (widow), dressmaker, dwl 345 Jessie
Curtis Alexander, printer, dwl 2SG Stevenson
Curtis Catherine Mrs. (widow), dwl 416 Sixth
Curtis Charles, barkeeper, dwl S37 Sacramento
Curtis Charles, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 230
First
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
D, W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
ft
1^
Curtis Charles F., seaman, dwl 712 Sutter
Curtis C. S., lettercarrier S. F. Postroffice, dwl 1103 Pow
Curtis Edward, author, dwl Grand Hotel
Curtis Elizabeth H. (widow), dwl 407 Stevenson
Curtis E. S., assistant nig:ht janitor Industrial School
Curtis Frank G., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 521
Howard
Curtis Frank W., clerk Hickox & Spear, dwl 301 Jonea
Curtis Freeman, shoecutter, dwl 646 Mission
Curtis George W,, policeman City Hall, dwl 26 Howard
Court
Curtis H. Pelham Maj., judge advocate Department Cali-
fornia U. S. A., office 105 Stockton, dwl 401 Van Ness
Av
Curtis J., student Heald's Business College
Curtis James {James Curtis ct Co.), dwl E 8 Mission nr
IVentieth
Curtis James, sawyer, dwl 142 Perry
Curtiy James & Co., Marine Drug Store, SE cor Steuart
and Market
Curtis James M., wine and spirit commission merchant,
434 Jackson, dwl 444 Bartlett
Curtis J. B., clerk Woodworth, Schell & Co., dwl 1507
Clay
Curtis Jeremiah, tailor, 6 Commercial, dwl 25 Jessie
Curtis Jesse, clerk, dwl 56S Mission
Curtis J. M., sawfiler California Mills, res Oakland
Curtis John (Curtis d: Son), dwl 403 Clementina
Curtis John, brakesman, dwl 27 First
Curtis John, rigger, dwl 16 Howard
Curtis John, saddler John B. Ryan, dwl 1309 Stockton
Curtis John M., clerk Curtis &, Son, dwl 403 Clementma
Curtis John P., carpenter, 320 Jackson, dwl 515 Folsora
Curtis John W. {Curti.t tt Co.), dwl Morton House
Curtis Joseph, merchant, dwl 156 Tliird
Curtis Joseph, shoefitter, dwl 646 Mission
Curtis Joseph S., merchant, dwl 102 Mason
Curtis J. R., ship and steamboat joiner, 139 Post
Curtis Julia A. (widow), furnished rooms, 704 Sutter
Curtis Kate (widow), dwl N s Townsend bet Second and
Third
Curtis Lawrence {CurtU d: Son), dwl 403 Clementina
Curtis Leila & Co. (Mrs. Mary Richardson and Mrs. Leila
Chamberlain), wood engravers and designers, 606
Montgomery room 30
Curtis Lizzie H. Mrrf., adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl SIO Howard
Curtis Mary (widow), dwl 427 Greenwich
Curtis Michael, watertender stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Curtis Michael Jr., engineer, dwl 445 Clementina
Curtis Michael Sr.,fam;er, dwl 445 Clementina
Curtis Patrick, carpenter, dwl 529 Stevenson, rear
Curtis Richard, tanner}', Mission Creek bet Fol and Har
Curtis Samuel, mining, dwl Grand Hotel
Curtis Samuel E., merchant, dwl 1217 California
Curtis Samuel S., collector "Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co., dwl 1410 Mason
Curtis Sydney W., clerk John Molloy, dwl 709 Harrison
Curtis Thomas, porter M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 529 Stev-
enson
Curtis Thomas M., clerk E. V. Hathaway, dwl cor Santa
Clara and Kansas
Curtis Tyler, merchant, dwl Lick House
Curtis Warren P. (Hixsfm d- C), dwl 708 Hayes
Curtis William, driver W. E. Bridge, dwl NE cor O'Farrell
and Powell
Curtis William, mason, dwl 18 Natoma
Curtis William B., clerk Central Pacific R. R. Freight
Office, dwl 301 Jones
Curtis William F., contractor, dwl 623 Post
Curtis & Co. (John W. Curtis and Samtiel M. Barrow),
wholesale manufacturers and dealers cigars and to-
bacco, 308 Commercial •
Curtis k Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 321 Clay
Curtis & Son (John and Lawrence Curtis), fish, game,
and poultry, 232 FiXth
Curtis. Sec Curtaz
Cuitiss Charles S., bookkeeper Walter E. Dean, dwl 628
Geary
Curtiss Edward E., clerk, dwl 524 Howard
Curtisa John B. , collector Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
15 Washington Av nr Mission
Curtiss W. E., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Curtiss William, laborer James K. Prior, dwl G Havens
PI
Curtiss William, liverj'-stablekeeper, dwl 208 O'Farrell
Curtiss William Jr., plumber and gasfltter, dwl G Havens
PI
Cusack James, teamster Berryman &. Doyle, dwl 534 Na-
tt^ma
Cusack Thomas, groceries and liquors, 715 Brannan
Cusack Thomas, shipcalker, dwl E s Harrison bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Cusack William, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 336 Beale
Cusack. See Cusick
Cusham John, dwl 18 Geneva
Cusheon Mary E. (widow), dwl 824 Bush
Gushing Benjamin, shipcalker, dwl 111 Harrison
Gushing Cliarles A., tinsmith Osgood &. Stetson, dwl N b
Pacific Av bet Fillmore and Steiner
Gushing Charles D., loca^ agent Union Insurance Co.,
dwl Grand Hotel
CUSniXO CHARLES II., secretary State Investment
and ins. Co., office 409 California, rea San Leandro
Gushing Edward (Mowatt d: Co.), dwl 718 Howard
Gushing Eliza (widow), dwl 718 Howard
Gushing Ellen Miss, fancy goods, 310 Third
Gushing Ellen Miss, principal Tyler St. Primary School,
dwl 320 Eddy
Gushing Henry C, captain Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl
Presidio Barracks
Gushing J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*b \Vharf
Gushing John, dwl 718 Howard
Gushing John, special pohceman, dwl 411 Sansom
Gushing Robert, manager Bay View Distillerj', office 313
Batter>', dwl 326 Eddy
Gushing T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
First
Gushing Tliomas Rev. , pastor Mission Dolores Church, dwl
SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Cushmg William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Cushman C. D., cashier Palace Hotel, office 31 Kew Mont-
gomery, dwl 2017 Howard
Cushman Ellen (widow), teacher music, dwl 316 O'Far-
rell
Cushman R. Townsend, clerk Southern Pac. R. R., NE
cor Fourth and ToviTisend room 59
Cushman William. shipwTight, dwl 833 Pacific
Cusick James, foreman Josiah H. Swain, dwl 1 Grant PI
Cusick James E.. plumber and gasfitter John H. O'Brien,
dwl 1803 Mission
Cusick John, driver John Moore, res Oakland
Cusick Michael, boilemiaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 318
Folsom
Cusick Patrick, carpenter, cor Washington and Fillmore
Cusick William, seaman Pacific MaU S. S. Orizaba
Custer William A., clerk M. P. & M. Department Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 929 Howard
Custering Charles, groceries, 1115 Folsom
Custerson August, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
CUSTOM IIOITSE lELOCK, SE cor Sansom and Sac
CUSTOM MOUSE U, S., NW cor Washington and Bat-
tery
Gustorf Henry, mining, dwl 668 Mission
Custosio A., fisherman, Clay St. Market
Cutcher Augustus, machinist, dwl 43 Minna
Cuthbert John, conductor Market St. R. R.
Cuthbert John, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Greenwich bet
Montgomery' and Sansom
Cuthbert William, comiwsitor Donald Bruce, dwl NW cor
Montgomery and Greenwich
Cuthbertson Walter I., architect, dwl 1413 Sacramento
Cutlar Roger, dentist, office 715 Clay, dwl 113 Taylor
Cutler Acors S., engineer S. F. A^sajing and Refining
Works, dwl 516 Seventh
Cutler Alfred W., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Cutler Charles W., bookkeeper Waicox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., dwl 624 Post
Cutler Edward, cook, dwl 10 Geneva
CUTLER ELIJ.-UI B., manager Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., office 111 Post, dwl 1313 Jackson
Cutler E. W., tinsmith James De la Montanya, dwl 249
Tehama
Cutler Mary (widow), dwl 13J Park Av
Cutt Joseph, cigars, 418 Hayes
Cutlen Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson d- Co.), dwl 418
Geary
Cutter Aaron, master mariner, dwl 702 Ellis
Cutter Amos, master mariner, dwl Half-way House, Long
Bridge
Cutter B. B., dwl 930 Market
Cutter Daniel (Smith, C. ifc Co.), dwl 335 Clementina
Cutter David S., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 218
Clara
Cutter E. B., clerk San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., dwl 1612 California
MOEGAN & CO/S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market,
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.
Cutter Edward, pantrjinan Vizina & Co., dwl 10 Board-
man PI
Cutter Edward E., farmer, dwl 314 Bush
Cutter E. P.. carpenter Palace Hotel
Cutter Horace T., real estate, otEce 523 Montgomery-
Cutter James, painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl N s Howard bet
Seventh and Eighth
Cutter James H., bookkeeper LowTy & Wightman, dwl
ltil2 California
Cutter Jane A. (widow), dwl 1612 California
Cutter John, machinist, dwl 536 Sacramento
Cutter Nicholas, laborer, dwl W s Boyce nr Point Lobos
Av
Cutter Samuel L. (Cutter X- Crosby), office 410 Keamy
Cutter & Crcisby (Samuel L. Cutter and William Crosby),
attorneys at law, office 410 Kearny
Cutting- Calvin W,. engineer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fuiu^h and Townsend, dwl 523 Valencia
Cutting Daniel C, boilermaker Francis I. Ciury
Cutting Edwin, painter, dwl 759^ Mission
Cutting Francis (Cutting it Co. and P. Schleifer <Se Co.),
res Boston
Cutting J. B., boilermaker, dwl Hermitage Hotel
Cutting John T., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de
Gama
Cutting Louis, inventor Cutting & Co., dwl 332 Bryant
Cutting & Co. (Francis Cuttiwj and Sidney M. Smith),
manufacturers camied goods, 17-31 Main, office 410
Front
Cuville William T., espresswagon, SW cor Montgomery
and Bush, dwl 537 Stevenson
Cyclops Machine Works, Tait & Hainque proprietors, IIS
and 115 Beale
CZAPRAl' L, J„ physician, office and dwl 753 Clay
Czamonsky H,. musician, dwl Virginia Block
Czaykay's Building, 651-657 Washington
D'Ancona David A., salesman H. Liehea & Co., dwl 30fl
Seventh
D*Arcy , clerk, dwl 810 Howard
D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, teacher Bush St. Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary- School, dwl 2 Torrens Court
D'Arcy Eleanor (widow), dwl 2 Torrens Court
D'Arcy George H., bookkeeper Zina H. Cunningham, dwl
263 Third
D'Arcy Gerald, Bancroft Library, dwl 617 Mission
D'Arcy Henry, salesman 712 Keamy, dwl 1013 Wash
D'Arcy James, plasterer, dwl 662 Willow Av
D'Arcy James J., hamessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 662
Willow Av
D'Arcy John, bakerj-, SW cor Perry and Third
D'Arcy John, laborer, dwl l Central PI
D'Arcy John Arthur, dwl 2 Torrens Court
D'Arcy Patrick, steward Grand Hotel
D'Arcy William F., shipcarpenter, dwl 69 Minna
D'Arcy WiUiam H., plasterer, dwl 662 Willow Av
D'Arcy. See Darcy
D' A villa Serino C, waiter, dwl SW cor Dnunm and Ore-
gon
D'Elom Alexander, framemaker Max Bxirkardt, dwl 25
Turk, rear
D'Halluvin Cam i lie W. (widow), t«acher French, dwl 1306
Powell
D'Olier John, porter A. Roman & Co., dwl 5 Burritt
D'Oliveuu Emanuel, physician, dwl 1229 Turk
D'Or Ceasar, cook Grand Hotel, dwl S s McAllister nr
Webster
D'Paa Marj' (widow), dressmaker, 310 Post
D'Yost Henrj-, machinist, dwl W s York bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Da Costa May Mrs. , actress Bella Union Theater, dwl In-
ternational Hotel
Da Noulle Jean, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Da Silveira F. Ig., clerk 109 California room 16
Da Silveira F. Ig., Portugese Protective and Benevolent
Assn, office 109 California, room 16
Dabelos Manuel, deckhand Btm Tosemite, Broadway
^Tiarf
Dabney C. H., machine agent, dwl 431 Pine
Dabovich Andrew, restaurant, 22 Dupont, dwl 67 Everett
Dabo\ich George, fisherman, cor Clay and East
Dabovich Nicholas, foreign and domestic fruit, 207 Wash-
ington, dwl 2006 Taylor
Dabua Henrj", cook Morton House
Dacey Michael, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Daclin Charles (Mangeot ifc D.), dwl 452^ Tehama
Daclin Eugene, blacksmith Mangeot & Daclin, dwl 452J
Tehama
Dacoste Victorine, fisherman, dwl 424 Drumm bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Dacy , dwl SIO Howard
Dad Charles, cook John Uzzovich
Dadanii Charles, waiter Good & Tschurr
Dade Arthur L., professor music, dwl SE cor Market and
Second
Daes James, fruitstand, SW cor Keamy and California,
dwl E s Ohio bet Broadway and Vallejo
Dafeldecker, Charles, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger, dwl 134
Fourth
Dagany Eugene, proprietor North Beach Blanket Clean-
ing Establishment, dwl 2212 Taylor
Daggett John, blacksmith Thomas Ford, dwl cor Eight-
eenth and Mission
Daggett Richard, laborer, dwl E 8 Mission bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Dahinden Joseph, tailor, 311 Pine
Dahl B. F, & Co., real-estate agents, 434 Montgomery
Dahl Bjame F. (Dahl d- Dennisoii), dwl 325 Chestnut
Dahl Christopher, groceries and hquors, NW cor Mason
and Pacific
Dahl Frederick, butcher Henr\' Dahl, dwl 216 Second
Dahl Henrj- {Ereiling A Dahl), dwl 562 Howard
Dahl Henr}', laborer, dwl foot Eighth
Dahl Jacob, butcher BreiHng & Dahl, dwl 115 Tehama
Dahl John, baker, dwl 904 Keamy
Dahl John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Dahl Peter, barkeeper Stephen O. Erickson, dwl 10 Jack
Dahl Theodore, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 18 Min
DAHT A DEWISON (Bjame F. Dahl and Ami F.
Denniifon), real estate agents, office 432 Montgomery
Dahlem Charles, liquors, 1865 Mission
Dahlen Francis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Greenuich
and Mason, dwl 801 Greenwich
Dahler Henry M. G., master mariner, dwl Market bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Dahlgren Gustav, barkeeper John Anderson, 103 Clark
Dahlman B. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 533 Sacramento
Dahlman Charles (Charles Dahlinann <fc Co.), dwl 324
Geary
Dahlman Charles & Co. (A. B. Both and A. A. Kline),
manufacturers and importers men's and boys' cloth-
ing and gents' furnishing goods, 124 and 126 Sansom
Dahlman N., broker Cantin & Everett, dwl 36 Geary
Dahlton Oliver, carpenter, dwl Twenty-third bet Brjant
and York
Dahm Charles, astrologer, office and dwl 106 Geary
Dahmke Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Berry
and Ritch
Dahms Rudolph, laborer, dwl 5 Folsom Av
Dahnhard Herman, porter Loupe &. Haas, dwl 160 Shipley
Dahse Paulus, clerk Degener iS: Co., res Alameda
Daigneau Frank, passenger agent Chicago, Burlington,
and Quincy Railroad, office 214 Montgomer}-, dwl 107
Natoma
Daigneau Julian, carpenter, dwl 355 Minna
Dailey James, fireman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl cor
Fourth and Clementina
Dailey James, meter clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 816
Mission
Dailey. See Daily, Daley, and Daly
Daily Bernard, solicitor, dwl Western Hotel
Daily John F., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl cor Dora and
Bryant
Dailv John J., stoves and tinware, SE cor Pacific and
Powell
Daily Thomas, dwl 1100 Stockt^m
Daily Thomas F. , shoemaker, dwl 317 Ivy Av
Daily William, foreman Da^is & Cowell, dwl 78 Everett
Daily William, laborer, dwl 559 Natoma
Dailv. See Dailey, Dalev, and Dalv
Daingerfield M. E., adjuster U. S. Mmt. dwl 823 Bush
Daingerfield William P. (Daingerfield X- Olney), dwl 723
Sutter
DATVGERFIELD & OINEY (Williavi P. Dainger-
field and Warren Oliwy), attorneys at law, office 507
Mont-goraen' cor Sacramento
Daiss Edmund (Beckler J: D.), dwl 842 Vallejo
Daisy Deane Silver Mining Co. (A. T.), office 314 California
Daisy Margaret (widow), lodgings, 538 Mission
Dake E. C. & Co. (J. 0. McKown), clothing and gents*
furnishing goods, 15 Keamy
Dake Edmund C. (E. C. Dake d: Co.), dwl 1703 Turk
Dakener Michael, fireman, dwl 133 Folsom
Dakin Edwin (Dakin <{: Libhey), dwl 535 Fell
J'ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Dakin Sarah A. Mi-8., dreasmaker, dwl 261 Minna
Dakin William, plasterer, dwl 261 Minna
Dakin William J., collector Western SavingsandTrustCo.,
dwl 910 Larkin
Dakin & Libbev (Edwin Dakin and John G. Libtey),
commission mercliants and dealers bags, SW cor Clay
and Drumm
Dalan Michael, teamster, dwl 107 Perry
Dalbamne Louis, clerk, dwl 235 Kearny
Dalbert Louis, painter, dwl 634 Pacific
Dalby Edgar W., assistant smelter S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl 611 Turk
Dalch Frank, cook, dwl 24 Everett
Dale Martin, carpenter and builder, dwl 765 Harrison
Dale Oliver, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Kentucky bet Solano
and Mariposa
Dale Robert C, clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 54 Third
Dalessi Sylvester, porter 309 Clay, dwl 215 Broadway
Daley Arthur M., general freight agent, 308 Montgomery,
Dalev Bridget (widow), dwl 1207 Broadway
Daley Conielius, laborer, dwl 318} Ritch
Daley Cornelius, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Daley D., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Daley Daniel, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 332 Mam
Daley Daniel, laborer New City Hall, dwl 27 Minna
Daley Dennis, laborer, dwl 11 b'Farrell Alley
Daley Dennis, polisher Michael Heverin, dwl 1713 Jones
Daley Francis, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 8 Page
Daley J., laborer Electrical Construction and Maintenance
Co., dwl 112 Steuart
Daley James (Simmons, D. and Maxson), dwl 320 Third
Daley James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl King St.
House
Daley James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl W s Teha-
ma bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bemal
Heights
Daley James, rigger Palace Hotel
Daley James, teamster William Kerr, dwl 909 Battery
Daley John, dairyman, dwl 920 Harrison
Daley John, hatter, dwl 417 Filbert
Daley John, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom
Daley John, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., dwl 268
Stevenson
Daley John, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Daley John H., deputy sheriff, dwl West End Hotel Bren-
ham PI
Daley John H. Mrs., proprietress West End Hotel Bren-
hamPl
Daley LawTence, cook Occidental Hotel
Daley Michael, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Daley Peter, longshoreman, dwl 15 Ohio
Daley Peter, tracklayer Omnibus R. R., dwl 232 Tehama
Daley P. H., laborer Central Pacific R. R. Depot
Daley Thomas, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 277 Minna
Daley Thomas, laborer, dwl 5 Bernard
Daley Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Daley Tliomas, special policeman, dwl Thirteenth Av,
South S. F. , „„
Daley William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SE cor
Seventh and Brannan
Daley William, painter Frost & Richards, dwl 630 Bush
Daley. See Dailey, Daily, and Daly
Dalgleish Samuel, machinist, dwl 3 Minna
Dall Christian H., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl New
Atlantic Hotel
Dall Christopher C, master mariner, dwl 733 Broadway
Dall Cornelius, dwl 306 Sutter
Dall George A. , clerk Melter and Refiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 733 Broadway
Dall J. H., dwl Occidental Hotel
Dall Thomas B., clerk William Hammond, dwl 859 Misa
Dallacka Henry, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Dallam Richard B. (Armes 4 D.), dwl 523 Sutter
Dallam Robert, clerk McCottery & Dumin, dwl 628 Sutter
Dallas Henry, butcher Mowatt & Co., dwl 1323 Stockton
Dalldorf Rudolph, cook F. William Kamps, dwl 321 Min
Dallemagne L., jeweler Mathieu & Maison, dwl W e
Stockton bet Green and Union
Dallemand Albert (Frank J; D.), dwl 70S EUis
Dalliba Henry S., Bulletin Editorial Rooms, 617 Clay, dwl
218 Minna . , ,„_
Dalls George, acrobat Woodward's Gardens, dwl 137
Third „ . , ,
Dally Andrew J., engineer U. S. Revenue Semce, awl
411 Fourth „ ^ J ,
Dally Thomas V., tj-pefounder Pacific Type Foundry, dwl
1232 Vallejo
Dalman Louis, porter Crego & Bowley, dwl 963 Folsom
Dalmas Bertha (mdow), fruitstand, 1341 Dupont
Dahnas Gustave, jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 1431
Dupont
Dalney , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Dalogne Francisco, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 46 Medau PI
Dalrj-mple William F., clerk County Tax Collector's
Office, dwl 652 Washington
Dalt Eugene, stonecutter, dwl N s Pacific Av bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
Dalton , dwd 360 Jessie
Dalton Daniel, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl E s
Central Av bet Bush and Sutter
Dalton Edward, agent Contra Costa laundry, 679 Market,
dwl 613 Mission
Dalton Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel
Dalton Eugene, stonemason Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl N
8 Pacific Av bet Devisadero and Broderick
Dalton Eugene, special policeman, dwl Laurel Hill Cem-
etery ^ ,
Dalton Frank {Dalton di Gray), dwl NW cor Fair Oaks
and Twenty-sbcth
Dalton James, teamster, dwl 911 Battery
Dalton John, longshoreman, dwl 419 Fremont, rear
Dalton Michael, drajmian, dwl 1121} Folsom
Dalton Michael, housepainter, dwl SW cor Page and Fill-
more
Dalton Michael, laborer Wakefield & Co., dwl 15 Rich
Dalton Michael, stableman Stuart A. Winall, dwl 68
Dalton Patrick E. (Hallett, Bartlett 6c D. ani Critten-
den & D.), dwl Russ House
Dalton Peter, waiter J. Reagan
Dalton Richard, fruitstand and candies, 231 Pacific
Dalton Thomas, laborer Point Lobos Road, dwl N 8 Point
Lobos Av nr Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Dalton William, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Dalton William H., stonecutter, dwl 120 McAllister
DAIiTON A GKAY (Frank Dalton and James M.
Gray), produce commission, 404 and 406 Davis
Dalton. See Dahlton
Daly , janitor, 405 California
Daly Annie E. Mrs., dwl 316 Green
Daly Bartholmew, hostler Omnibus R. R. Stable, dwl 673
Howard
Daly Bernard H. (Bonnard •!• D.), dwl 714 Gearj-
Daly Catherine (widow), boarding and lodging, 28 Minna
Daly Catherine (mdow), dwl SW cor Greenwich and San
Daly Charles H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
205 Taylor
Daly Charles M., coachman, dwl 824 Washington
Daly Cornelius, driver T. H. Bowlen, dwl 824 Wash
Daly Cornelius, laborer, dwl 27 Mmna
Daly Cornelius, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Depot
Dalv Daniel, laborer, dwl 29 Fifth Av
Daly Daniel, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Daly Daniel J., metelroofer, 1061 Market, dwl 606 Stev
Daly David, blacksmith Charles MuUoy, dwl Clarence PI
nr Townsend
Daly Dennis, laborer, dwl Tennessee bet Butte and Solano
Daly Dennis, teamster, dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Daly Edward, market, N s Sixteeuth nr Valencia
Daly Eliza Miss, dwl 337 Jessie
Daly Felix, real-estate agent, office 6 Post room 3, dwl 612
Mission
Daly Francis R., carpenter, dwl cor Park Av and Ala-
bama, Bemal Heights
Daly George, pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 10 Harlan PI
Daly Hannah (widow), groceries and Uquors, 955 Harrison
Daly Henry, laborer Central Pacific E. R., dwl 624 Sixth,
rear
Daly James (Daly i- Hawkins), dwl 612 Mission
Daly James (Daly X- Ward), dwl 1212 Howard
Daly James, blacksmith Zlna H. Cunningham, dwl 236
Daly James, expressman, NE cor Jackson and Montgom-
ery, dwl 637 Howard
Daly James, laborer, dwl 65 Natoma
Daly James, laborer, dwl 405 Clementin*
Daly James, laborer, dwl 434 Natoma
Daly James, laborer, dwl 937 Folsom
Daly James, laborer, dwl N s Vallejo bet Battery and San-
som. rear
Daly James, machine sewer NeWUe & Co., dwl 108 Silver
Dalv James, real estate, dwl 612 Mission
Daly James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, dwl 71 New Mont
Daly James B., barkeeper John W. McDonald, dwl 1
Brooks
Daly James F., dwl 220 Third
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters ttom MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1852.
Daly James F., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Daly James W., blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl 221
Second
Dalv Jane (widow), dwl 334 Third, rear
Paly J. C, dwl 520 Fourth
Daly Jeremiah, porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl Dor-
land bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dalv Johanna Miss, shoefitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
"dwl 29 Fifth Av
Daly John {Mc Anile d- D.\ dwl S36 Mission
Daly John, bootmaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 21 Hunt
Daly John, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Daly John, clerk Hannah Daly, dwl 955 Harrison
Daly John, coachman J. E. Haggin, 1250 Tajior
Daly John, cook, dwl 54 Jessie
Daly John, foundriinan, dwl 512 Mission
Dal}' John, helper W. S. Phelps &, Co., dwl SW cor Hamp-
shire and Twenty-third
DaJy John, laborer, dwl 27 Minna
Daly John, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Daly John, machinist Charles H. Lea\itt, dwl 436 Folsom
Daly John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 552 Mission
Daly John, plmnber and gasfitter Bush &, Milne, dwl 43
Jessie, rear
Daly John, teamster, dwl 1602 Post
Daly John B., collector Alta California, dwl lOS Silver
Daly John C, clerk James Lough, dwl 325 Third
Daly John R., tailor M'illiam Drur^', dwl 240 Townsend
Daly Julia Mrs., dwl Hinckley bet Mont and Dupont
Daly LawTence, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 709 Seventh
Daly LawTence, laborer, dwl 309 Seventh
Daly M.. laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Daly Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl E s Eighth bet Bran-
nan and Brrant
Dalv Margaret Mrs., seamstress Neustadter Brothers, dwl
'201 Main
Dalv Martin, laborer Construction Department U. S. Mint,
'dwl 135 Fifth
Daly Martin, maltster Lyon & Co.'s Malt House, dwl 315
Chestnut
Daly Mar?' ilrs., dwl 147Natoma
Daly Mathew, laborer, dwl 32 Freelon
Dalv Michael, blacksmith, dwl 511 Mission
Daly Michael, clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 120| Welsh
Daly Michael, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 12 Decatur
Daly Michael, laborer, dw] 212 Broadway
Daly Michael, laborer J. Mitchell, dwl Laguna Honda
Daly Michael, packer Helbing & Straus, dwl 1715 Jonea
Daly Michael S., butcher E. Edwards, dwl 1324 Kearny
Daly Norah Miss, dressmaker Miss E. Foley, dwl 20 Clar-
ence PI
Daly Patrick, bootblack, dwl 5 Broadway, rear
Dalv Patrick, expressman, dwl 423 Shipley
Daly Patrick, laborer, dwl 4 Miller PI
Daly Patrick, laborer, dwl 23 Nat*jma
Daly Patrick, laborer, dwl 26 Freelon, rear
Daly Patrick, special policeman City Front, dwl 915 Mont
Daly Patrick J. {Maguire lL- D.), dwl N s Valencia bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Daly Richard, bricklayer, dwl 164 Jessie
Daly Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 15 Xty Av
Daly Thomas, hostler, dwl Seventeenth Av nr P, South
S. F.
Daly Thomas, janitor South San Francisco School
Daly Thomas, laborer, dwl 5 Van Ness Av
Daly Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Ellis and Scott
Daly Thomas, laborer, dwl Ns Vallejo bet Battery and San
Daly Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S 8 Shasta nr
Georgia
Daly Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 31 De Boom
Daly Thomas, maltster Lyon & Co.'s Malt House, dwl
1713 Jones
Daly Thomas, peddler, dwl E s Ninth nr Harrison
Daly Thomas, seaman stm Bullion, Black Point
Daly Thomas, shipcalker, dwl 14 Frederick
Daly Thomas V., tailor Wright i: Harmon, dwl 30 Dora
Dalv Timothv J., expressman, NW cor Fourth and Fol-
som. dwl 361 Eleventh
Daly William, compositor, dwl 957 Market
Daly William, engineer, dwl 14 Frederick
Daly William, laborer, dwl 17 Crook
Daly William, teamster William Sullivan, dw! 15 Jessie
Daly William M., clerk Bamber's Express, SW cor Green-
wich and Sansom
Daly k Hawkins {James Daly and Michael Hawkins),
real-estate agents and money brokers, office 220 Mont
Daly 6: Ward {Jaiaes Daly and Hubert Ward), import-
ers and dealers wines and hquors, 311 Sacramento
Daly. See Dailey, DaDy, and Daley
Dalzell R., employe Kimball Manuf. Co.
Dam Jennie (widow), dwl 1403 Masun
Daman Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 512 Fourth
Damarti Louis, laborer James Demartmi, dwl W 8 San
Jose Ri:>ad nr St. Mar}''9 College
Damarti Peter, laborer James Demartini, dwl W s San
Jos^ Road nr St. Mary's College
Damas Jos6, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Damas Joseph, cigamiaker B. C. Duffy, dwl 317 Jessie
Damas Marj^ Miss, tailoress Unger & Feder, dwl 317
Jessie
Damas Norah (widow), fiunished rooms, 317 Jessie
Damatei Gio\anni, laborer, dwl 314 Pacific
Dame F. P., dwi SE cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Damen Jasper, seaman, dwi 37 Pacific
Darner John, laborer Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 22S
Kearny
Dameron James P. {McHenry d: D.). attorney at law,
ofBce &40 Clay, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dames Rose, carpenter, dwl W s Sherman nr Seventeenth
Dames William, bookkeeper FY. Putzman, dwl 433 Gearj-
Dames W. W., photographer William Shew, dwl 613
Tajior
Damm Andreas, traveling agent, dwl 821 California
Damm Cosmas D., upholsterer Samuel Bendit, dwi 741
Market
Dammes Ernst, foreman Denicke Bros., dwl Devisidero
nr Gear>'
Damon A. carriagepainter D. S. Shute, dwl 1 Stanly PI
Damon Dexter, collector James E. Damon, res Oakland
Daniijn Georg'e D., shipcari>enter. dwl 1 Stanly PI
Damon Geoi^e F., shipcalker, dwl 633 Howard
Damon Henn', clerk D. H. Hillen, dwl NW cor Pine
and Lark in
Damon James E., loan and real estate, office 607 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Damon Joseph, brickmaker B. Bonnet, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Dami>n Martin, watchmaker, dwl 721 Pacific
Damon Newton F., machinist Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwi 532 Jessie
Damon Seth T. , clerk Howe Machine Co. , dwl 1130 Market
Damon S. T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1130 Market
Damonte Lorenzo, driver, 501 Sansom, dwi 5 Jasper PI
Damphaffer Michael Jr., barkeei>er Charles Broughtou,
dwl 317 Pacific
Dampman J. F., laborer Palace Hotel
Damrell Daniel, assistant foreman Alta California, dwl
Twenty-fourth bet Howard and Folsom
Damrell Edgur J., student Heald's Business College, dwl
333 Bush
Dams Henry, dwl 1407 Powell
Dams Minnie Mrs., teacher sewing, dwl 1407 Powell
Dan Edward, rigger Palace Hotel
Dana George S. , manager Pacific Glove Manufacturing Co. ,
office 406 Market, dwl SE cor Gough and Lombard
Danaher Patrick H., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl Re-
vere House
Danberg William, baker, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Danby John (colored), laborer, dwl Ankeny PI
Dancj- R. C, plasterer, dwl 532 Howard
Dand D. Mrs., dwi Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dand John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 617
Mission
Dandrid Manuel G. B., groceries and liquors, SW cor Te-
hama and Fifth
Dane , saloon, dwi 105 Geary
Dane Edward, laborer Palace Hotel
Dane James H., managing clerk W. H. L. Barnes, dwl E
s Fair Oaks nr Twentv-fourth
Dane J. W., clerk Central Pacific R. R. Co., dwl 233 Tav-
lor
Danenfelzer Frederfek Philip, cabinetmaker Kragen &
Co., dwl NW cor Twenty- fourth and Church
Daneri Antonio, hardware and crockerj', 420 Battery dwl
803 Vallejo
Daneri Bartholomew, laborer J. P. Tenthorey &Co., dwl
6 Bartol
DAXERI F, «& CO. (fl'^'iryCrtsanora), importers and
jobbers wines and liquors, 504 Front
Daneri Francisco (F. Daneri d- Co.), res Genoa, Italy
Daneri Giovanni, vegetables, 39 Colombo Market
Daneri John, dealer limes, dwi 79 Stevenson, rear
Daneri LawTence, packer Cutting & Co., dwi Bdwy nrPac
Daney George, cabinetmaker, dwi 5 Park Av
Daney Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),
GeoT^e R. Spinney secretary, office 320 California
Daney Margaret (widow), dwi 16 Prospect PI
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Danforth Edward P., bookkeeper Edwin Danforth, dwl
1200 Mason
DA\FORTU Ef»WI\, proprietor Broadway Bonded
Warehouse, office S\V cor Bat and Bdwy, dwl 1200 Mason
Dangelson Frederick, tailor, dwl 156 Tehama
Danger Thomas M., bricklayer, dwl 435 Pine
Dangerfield James W. (colored), cook, dwl 909 Paciflc
Dangerfield M. E. (mdow), furnished rooms, 823 Bush
Dangers D. {Henry Ktihn J: Co.), dwl 1124 Market
Dangers Henry, driver Henry H. Edmmids, dwl 315
Hayes, rear
Dangers Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, SE cor Foi-
st im and Fourth
Danglada Antonio, salesman M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 18
Prospect PI
Danglada Dominick, bookkeeper, dwl 1 Scotland
Danglada Manuela (widow), dwl 1 Scotland
Danglada Ygnacio (Mattoon it D.), dwl 757 Howard
Dang-ueuger Alfred, traveling agent, dwl 277 Stevenson
Danhauser Louis, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 5 Maiden
Lane
Danhauser Morritz, tailor, dwl 5 Maiden Lane
Daniel Frank, teamster Hetin,' Frank, dwl 64 Everett
Daniel Franz, bricklayer, dwl Galinto nr Fifteenth
Daniel James T., marbleeutter John Daniel & Co., dwl
Jessie nr Fourth
Daniel John (John Daniel i- Co.\ dwl 2013 Polk
Daniel John & Co., Co-operative Marble Works, 421 Pine
Daniel Mary (widow), dwl 2013 Polk
Daniel Peter, liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and Bdwy
Daniel Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 817 Filbert
D,aniel William L., foreman Thomas Day, dwl 407 Hyde
Daniele T., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Damelewicz Samuel, foreman Sperling Bros., dwl 224
Sixth
Danielewicz Segismund, barber Adam J. Wagner, dwl 946
Howard
Daniels A. J., dwl 106 Post
Daniels Benjamin, florist, 409 Hayes
Daniels Cliarles H., engineer, dwl 10 Taylor
Daniels Edward W., grocer, dwl 32 ElUs
Daniels Eliza (widow), dwi Sll Mission
Daniels Emma Mrs., lodgings, 115 Ellia
Daniels Frank, miner, dwl 18 Tehama
Daniels George, clerk, dwl Sll Market
Daniels George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Sierra nr Michigan
Daniels George, machinist, dwl 502 Mason
Daniels Henry M., cabinetmaker, dwl 1212 Kearny
Daniels James, stonecutter, dwi 337 Jessie
Daniels John H. M., cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, dwl
1212 Kearny
Daniels John M., hostler G. Mangenberg, dwl NW cor
Sixth Av and Fulton
Daniels Joseph, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 614
Taylor
Daniels Joseph, butcher Benjamin Hermann, dwl SW cor
Geary and Hyde
Daniels j'oseph D., bookkeeper L. P. Sage, dwl 530 Green-
wich
Daniels Lizzie ilrs., dressmaker, dwi 914 Market
Daniels Robert, driver WTieeler Martin, dwl 815 Filbert
Daniels R. S., billiardmarker Pearson & Holmes, dwl
Wadswortli House
Daniels Samuel, groceries, 1406 Dupont
Daniels S. B. Mrs., teacher Denman School, dwl 602
Mason
Daniels S. Houston, bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl
614 Taylor
Daniels Stephen, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta
Daniels W. Byron, clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 24 Second Av
Daniels William, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
cor Dora and Br>'ant
Daniels WilUam, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 4
Clav Av
Daniels William, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, dwl 1212 Kearny
Daniclsen Charles, longshoreman, dwl 425 Drmmn
Danielseu Olaf, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson
Danielson Daniel, Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 19 Lewis PI
Danielwitz Isidor, clerk Parker & Roche, dwi 214i Sixth
Danielnitz Joseph, dry goods, 214} Sixth
Danilouich A., laborer S. Obrado\ich, 605 Washington
Danilson Fredrick, ropemaker, dwl 127 Welsh
Danis A. J., traveling salesman Chevalier & Comte, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Danks John W., assistant bookkeeper Sheriff's Office, dwl
7 South Park
Danmore D., clerk, dwl 265 Jessie
Dann Frederick P. , attoi-ney at law, office 604 Merchant,
dwi SE cor Twentieth and Shotwell
Dannals Charles W., manager .Etna Life Ins\lrance Co.,
office 504 Kearny, dwl 818 Valencia
Dannan Patrick, sexton Mission Dolores Church, dwi W' s
Church nr Seventeenth
Dannenberg Amalie Mrs. (Dannenlerg i- Thninpson),
children's goods, 24 Montgomery, dwl K)5 Hyde
Dannenberg Joseph, merchant, dwi 195 Hyde
Dannenberg Nathan, clerk Neustadter Bros., dwl 195
Hyde
Dannenberg Walter, apothecary German Hospital, 427
Brannan
Dannenberg & Thompson {Mrs. Anuitie Damienbcrr/ and
Jfi'.vs ^fay Thom'pson), dress and cloakmakers, 24
Montgomery.
Dannes John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Damiheimer Louis, merchant tailor, 616 Clay, dwl 1 Ewer
PI
Danniel Emil, steward Columbia Hotel, dwl 51S Sutter, rear
Dannmeyer T., clerk, dwl Park Hotel
Danos Anna, dwi NE cor Waller and Laguna
Danove Dominck, porter California Italian Paste Co., dwi
2219 Mason
D.4KSKE AMEKIKAJiER (Scandinavian weekly), F.
Iversen and P. Frcese publishers, office 326 Sansom
Danskin George, real-estate agent, dwl 37 Second
Danson James, cook Paciflc Mail S. S. Great RepubUc
Danto John H., trunkmaker, dwi 1456 Minna
Danton Morris, shoemaker, dwi 20 Lilly Av
Dantysiher Bernhard, cutter R. Berkowitz, dwl SW cor
Slission and New Montgomery
Dantzscher Otto, tailor L. Dannheimer, dwi 249 Stev
Danw.artz John F., waiter, 429 Bush
Danz William, market, W s Raih-oad Av nr Fifteenth Av,
South S. F.
Danzel Gustavus {R. Feverstein i- Co.), dwi 1425 Cal
Danziarte Stephen, waiter, dwi 1311 Dupont
Danziger Henry, watches, jewelrj', etc., 606 Kearny, dwi
1011 Mason
Dappello A. , fisherman, foot Clay
Darbv John Capt., dwl 314 Bush
Darby Thomas F., brushmaker, dwl 4 Park P!
Darby Thomas F., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwi 4 Park PI
Darche Louis, drover, dwl S s Fifteenth Av nr G, South
S. F.
Darcy Cornelius, laborer, dwi 4 Brj'a.nt Av
Darc'y Edward, laborer Louis Sloss S: Co., dwl 133 Folsom
Darc'v Edward, liquor saloon, 133 Folsom
Darcy Elizabeth Jliss, dressmaker Mrs. Anna Pape, dwi
248 Howard
Darcy Michael, mason Palace Hotel
Darcy Patrick {Union Tanning and Currying Co.), dwi
957 Brj-ant
Darcy Peter, stevedore, dwl 310 Folsom, rear
Darcy Thomas, leathercutter, dwi 271 Minna
Darcy Thomas, machinist, dwl 50 Natoma
Darcy William H., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwi 662 Willow
Av
DAKDANELIES MINIXG CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
office 402 Mimtgomery room 13
Dargan Moro, clerk James H. Latham & Co., dwl 321 SuV
ter
Dargie John, salesman 416 Clay, dwl 137 Montgomery
Dargie T. T., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 137 Mont
Dargie William E., reporter Morning Call, dwi 137 Mont
Dargun Fehcite Mmc. , dwl 132 Geary
Darimon Urban, laborer G. Venard, dwl 2 Taylor PI
Darhng A. C, shipcarpenter, dwl 1128 Market
Darling Ebenezer, watchman Wells, Russell & Co., dwi 12
Stockton
Darling George E., laborer Oilcloth Manuf. Co., dwi W a
York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Darling Henrj' T., expressman, cor Howard and Fourth,
dwl 125 Dora, rear
Darling J. D., cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber & Co.,
dwl NW cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Darling John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Darling John, mclter Palmer, Knox & Co., dwi NW cor
Pierce and Pacific
Darling John, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Darling Lewis, salesman Edmond C. Kennedy, dwl 69
Mmna
Darling L. H., Mrs., confectioneiy and bakery, 1128 Mar-
Darling Mary Ann (widow), funiished rooms, 811 Market
Darling M. F., miller, dwi 347 Fremont
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stook from New York.
C. p. VAN SCHAAOZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Darling Morris, clerk Gleeson & Fell, dwl 836 Market
Darling Richard, painter, dwl 1230 Vallejo, rear
Darling Th< imas L. , messenger Oust<im House, res Oakland
Darling William A., invoice recorder and examiner Cus-
tom House, dwl 1104 Market
Darling W. II., plasterer Palace Hotel
Darlton John, seaman, dwl SW cor Folsom and Main
Darmooro Dora, editor and proprietor The Golden Dawn,
office 532 .Clay, dwl 44i SL\th
Dame August, waiter Jacob Stork & Co., dwl 4 Virginia
PI
Darneal Hervey, official reporter Municipal Criminal
Court, office 729 Montgomerj', dwl 26 Hampton PI
Damey Daniel laborer, dwl 212 Bro.adway
Darr Christopher, locksmith, dwl 103 Commercial
Darr John C, gun and locksmith, dwl 103 Commercial
Darrtich John, dwl Prescott House
Darragh Dennis, baker dwl 7 Ha^^vood. rear
Darragh John H., tinsmith H. G. Fiske. dwl 1127 Folsom
Darragh Neil, tinsmith H. 0. Fiske, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel
Darragh Patrick, gardener, dwl 327 Main
Darragh Patrick, special policeman, dwl 305 Fremont
Darrah Caroline (flidow). dressmaker, dwl a St, Mary
Darrimon Leonce, teamster George Male, dwl 2 Taylor PI
Darrow Henrj', carpenter George R. Bowles, dwl S02 Jack
Darrow H. W. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Darrow William {J. C. Bolliivjer <t Co.), dwl 220 Stockton
Dart James, carpenter, dwl 215 Stevenson
Dart J. B.. dwl 48 Tehama
Dart Putnam C, commission merchant, office 313 Califor-
nia, res Oakland
Dartmouth Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), office 419 Cal-
ifornia room 28
Dartois Gaston, traveling agent, dwl 918 Harrison
Danvin Carr, dwl 533 Post
Darnin Charles B. (Danein i- Murphy), dwl 1522 Clay
Darwin William, attorney at law, dwl 128 Post
DARWI.V A niliPHY (CharU-sB.BartrinondDan-
itl J Murphy), attorneys at law, office 9 and 10
Court Block 030 Clay
DARYES RICHABD, liquor saloon, 30 Fremont, dwl
5 Minna
Dase Anna (widow), dwl 1415 Kearny
Dasha W.. lather Palace Hotel
DASH-4.WA1' IL4L1, 139 Post bet Kearny and Dupont
Dasmann William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Grove
and Laguna
Dassonville Adolphus A., bookkeeper Reese Llewellyn
dwl 942 Mission
Dassonville Charles F. , carriagepainter Charles H. Mor-
gans, dwl 403 Fourth
Dassonville Henry, signpainter, 413 Third, dwl 403 Fourth
Dastugue Gabriel, butcher 8 S. F. Market, dwl 1110 Sac
Dastugue Peter D., barkeeper Charles Villidieu, dwl 304
Sutter
Dasy John, porter Charles Langley, dwl 604 Franklin
Daterer Henry, merchant, dwl 420 Jackson
Da to William T., clerk Duden Fri5res & Co., dwl 338
Brj'ant
Datta August, employij City and County Hospital, E s
Potrero Ay nr Twenty-second
Dattlebaum Louis, clerk Samuel Warshauer, dwl 235 Kear
Daucy R. C, lather Palace Hotel
Daude Frederick salesman J. G. Herman Meyer, dwl 802
Stockton
Dauer Charles R., salesman 620 Kearny, dwl 164 Minna
Daugherty William H., commission merchant, dwl 549
Stevenson
Daumas Cesaire E. E., baker;-, 636 Pacific
Daunet A. (Daunet i- Barrdqu^), dwl 708 Commercial
Daunet Peter, waiter, dwl 708 Commercial
Daunet & Barraqu^ (A. Dauwt and John Barraqu^, pro-
prietors Lafayette House, 708 Commercial
Daunn Rudolph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 5 Fol-
som Av
Dauphine Joseph, clerk L. Sisenvine, dwl 311 Bush
Daus Isaac, fancy goods, NE cor Dupont and Green
Dauterraann William L., clerk Louis Sloss & Co., dwl S 8
EUia bet Laguna and Buchanan
Dauth John M. , hairdresser, dwl 227 Eighth
I'a\a!]e Vincent, laborer, dwl 6 Hodges PI
I'avenney Henry, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl S s
Clinton nr Brannan
Davenport Charies W. ( Van Winkle <t D.), dwl 2120 Jack
Davenport Ed«Tn A., clerk Van Wmkle & Davenport, dwl
2120 Jackson
I'a'.enport John, dwl 150 Natoma
Da\ enport Mary E. C, actress California Theater, dwl 25
Sttvenson
Davenport Stephen, dwl S s Willow Av bet Laguna and
Buchanan
Davenport Thomas, bookkeeper Bank California, res Ala-
meda
Davenport Thomas, upholsterer Joseph Rosenthal dwl
33 Eddy
Davenport William, capitalist, dwl 115 Kearny
Da\enport William H., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co
dwl 348 Fourth
Davens John, laborer Hugh Flvnn, dwl 707 Tehama
Daverkosen Peter, market, 2512 Bush
Daves Alonzo, sawyer Hobbs, Ponieroy & Co., dwl 720
Market
Davey John, laborer Francis O'Kane, dwl 127 Folsom
Davey Joseph, laborer C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co., dwl 8
Maiden Lane
David August, stoves and tinware, 1009 Stockton, dwl
SE cor Taylor and Vallejo
David C, dwl California Hotel
David Charles, messenger Pac. Transportation Co.
David Eniil, musician California Theater, dwl 759 Clay
David John, lab<;'rer, dwl 709 Natoma
DaWd John, seaman, dwi 104 Steuart
David Jules, merchandisebroker, office 403 Battery, dwl
127 Kearny
David Lazanis, peddler, dwl 47 Sacramento
David Nathan, tailor, dwl 821 Montgomery
David Victor, bookkeeper 5u9 California, dwl 706 Cal
David Victor, porter D. Samuels, dwl California Hotel
Davids Robert, stevedore A. C. Freese
Davidson Alonzo, milkman, 421 Natoma
Da\idBon Alexander, foreman cooper Cutting & Co . dwl
32 Natoma
Davidson Alexander, laborer, dwl 18 Washington
Davidson Asnms, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
DAVIU.>>0.\ B. A CO., bankers, NW cor Montgomery
and Commercial
Davidson Benjamin (B. Dat'sdson <t Co.), res London
Davidson David, shipwTight Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl N
s Twentieth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Davidson Donald & Co., commission m*chant3 and min-
ing, office 609 Sacramento
Davidson Esther (widow), dwl 258 Tehama
Davidson Fanny (widow), dwl 213* Tehama
Davidson George, bookkeeper O. Livermore. dwi 25 Hyde
DAVIDSO.V UEORUE Prof., assistant in charge U.
S. Coast Survey Pacific Coast, office 214 Stockton, dwl
Grand Hotel
Davidson Hermann, operatic artist, dwl 619 Mission
Davidson Hugh, salesman, dwi 14 Ellis
Davidson Hugo, waiter Decker & Hollander, dwi 806
ITiird
Davidson Jacob, exchangebroker, 311 Bat, dwl 411 l^ler
Davidson James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Davidson James, woolgrader John H. McAlister, dwl SW
cor Shotwell and Nineteenth
Davidson James D., locksmith and bellhanger, 812 Mar-
ket, dwi 281 Stevenson
Davidson James W'. {Bloh i- D.), dwi Windsor House
Davidson John, florist, NW cor Folsom and Sixteenth
Davidson John W. (,J. W. Davidson ^ Co.), res Annan,
Scotland
Davidson Joseph, optician, SE cor Bush and Kearny, dwl
44 Third
Davidson Joseph, student Medical Department University
California, dwi 411 Tvier
DATII>SO.\ J. W. A "t'O. (Raphael Weill, George H.
Iluntsman, WMiain Davidson, and Henry It'cill),
importers, wholesale and retail fancy and domestic
drj- goods. White House N\V cor Kearny and Post
Davidson L. S., dwi 166 Third
Davidson Marcus, crockery and glassware, 231 Sixth
Davidson Meyer, merchant (llokelumne Hill), office 569
Market, dwl 324 Minna
Davidson M. H.. seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Davidson Nathan, Glen Ranch Dairy, cor Pennsylvania
and Sierra
Davidson Ole, carver RoUand & Fischer. 14 Drumm
Davidson Samuel, clerk 311 Batterj', dwi 411 Tjler
Davidson S. E., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwi 665 Howard
Davidson Sid, milkman, dwl 920 Harrison
Davidson Solomon, fanner Samuel Bloom, dwl 3 Carolina
Davidson Thomas, calker, dwl 734 Broadway
Davidson Thomas, laborer, dwi Capp bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Davidson Walter, teamster Vermeil & Wellington, dwl SE
cor Fourth and Berr>'
Davidson Walter P., receiving teller Bank California, dwl
402 Larkin
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Davidson W. H., weigher Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
foot of First „ > J , , „ ^ T 1
Davidson William (J. W. Davidson i- Co.), dwl 1015 Jack
Daridson William, clerk, dwl 31 Jessie _
Davidson WUliam, traveling agent Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 400 Minna
Davidson Wilson, bookkeper J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
' 1711 California , , , , , t
Davies Benjamin, butcher Joseph Galmger, dwl ll-tj Ivy
Davies Darid, lirst officer stm Ventura, dwi 674 Harrison
Dalies Douglas W., clerk Overland House, dwl 130o \ al-
Daviestdward E., salesman Davis Bros., dwl 7 Mason
Davies Ed« in, boarding. 430 Gear.v ,,„,„,, »
Davies Ellis, clerk Leibmann & Newman, dwl 310 Mont-
ffomen' Av .
Dartes Frank, woodcarvcr, S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Daries Grant Peter, clerk C. T. GUlespie, dwl llOS PoweU
Daries Griffith, dwl 102o Montgomerj-
Daries John, bakerj- and confectionery, 524J Sixth
Daries John, carpenter, dwl 10 Polk ,. _ ,
I Daries John M. ^John J/. Dacies i- Co.), res >ew York
I Davies John M. i Co. (JJ. K. Danes), mens fumishmg
goods, 133 Sansom
Davies John R-, expresswagon, cor Montgomerj- and Pme,
dwl S s FUhnore bet Hayes and Fell
Daries Llewellvn, rigger R. P. Davies, dwl 34 Garden
Daries Robert"?., rigger, 508 Batterj-, dwl 34 Garden
Davies Schadrach, fumituredealer, 605 Oay, dwl 1324
Washington
Daries Stephen L., hackman. Plaza, dwl 1118 Market
Daries T. R., capitalist, dwl What Cheer House
Davin Louis, dwl 53;: Pacific
Daris , com"ectioner, dwl 225 Bush
Paris , jeweler, dwi ti09 Folsom
Daris Aaron, tailor, 1062 Howard
Davis Abraham {Daris Bros.), dwl 432^ Natoma
Daris Abraham, clothing, lOB Jackson
Davis A. H. carpenter, dwi 711 California
Daris A. J., gasfitter Bush & Milne
Davis Albert, sawver Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl NE cor
Twentv-fourth and Valencia
Daris Alfred E., real-estate agent, dwl 601 Stockton
Davis AUce (widow), furnished rooms, 560 Howard
Davis Andrew M. (I>ai'« Bros.), dwl 1109 Bush
Daris Andrew McF. (Horace Davis ct Co.), and school di-
rector, dwi XE cor Franklin and Pine
Daris Anna B., boarding, 731 Bush.
Da\i3 Anslev G. (Davis JSros.), dwl 1109 Bush
Daris A. P" (widow), with Joseph Danneberg, dwl 339
Minna
Davis Barlow S., millwright, dwi 211 Fourth
Daris Bamev, glazier, dwi 941 Howard
Davis Bamiim (Davis Bros.), dwl N s Mission nr Fifth
Daris B. C, mariner, dwl 5:!3 Sacramento
Davis Bella Mrs., dwl 44i Sixth
Davis Benjamin, clerk, dwU09 Geary ,„.,,. , ,
Davis Benjamin, laborer U. S. Appraisers Buildmg, dwl
19 K"ss , , ■ « =Qr
Daris Bros. (Abraham and Bamum), glaziers, office 685
Market
Davis Brothers (jliwffy G.,Euyene G.,and Atidrew M.),
toys, fancy and furnishing goods, 419 Kearny and
718 and 720 Market
Daris Carl, dwl 1013 Stockton ^ . t,,,,
Daris Caroline B., (widow), dwl N 8 Post bet FUlmore
and Webster
Daris Otharine Mrs., branch bakery, 927 HamBon
Daris Charles, cook, dwi 25 Dupont, rear
Daris Charles, master mariner, office 30d East
Daris Charles, seaman, dwl W s Buchanan bet O FarreU
and Geary „„ , , .
Davis Charles (colored), whitewasher, SW cor Jackson and
Montgomery, dwl Lafayette PI nr Green
Daris Charles A. (colored), barber, 825 Washmgton, dwl
227 Fourth
Daris Charles B., calker, dwl 23 Moss
Daris Charles E., salesman Parker, Wattson &Co., res
Oakland
Daris Charles W., architect, dwl 208 Tj-ler
Davis Clara S. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Dolores Denechand,
dw 1 ■il^ Ivy Av
Daris Darid (Davis <t Co.), dwl 350 Jessie
Davis Darid, office 420 Mont room 3, dwi 411 Minna
Daris David, miner, dwi 403 Broadway
Davis Darid, teacher school Congregation Beth Israel, dwl
869 Mission
Davis Edward, calker, dwi 18 Minna
Davis Edward, milkman, cor Laguna and Filbert
Davis Edward, shipcarpenter, dwi 927 Harrison
Davis Edward C, clerk Crane ,t Brigham, dwi 515 Kear
Daris Edward W., clerk Isaac G. Gardner, dwl 224 OTar-
rell
Davis Edwin H., salesman William A. Frey, dwl 107 Rid-
lev
Davis "E. F., clerk G. A. Meigs, res Redwood City
Davis Elicia Mrs., dwl 351 Seventeenth
Daris Ellen Mrs., dwi 628 Howard
Daris Emily Mrs., upholstress Henry A. Gulhxson, dwl
310 Montgomery Av .
Daris Epstein W., dwi N s Post bet Scott and DevTsadero
Daris Eugene F., bricklayer, dwi 1519 Pine
Daris Eugene G. (Davis Bros.), dwl 1109 Bush
Davis Eugene G., bricklaver, dwi 1603 Jones
Daris F. A. (Sedgley Jfc Dot™), res Oakland
Daris Fannie Miss, clerk WUUam Shew, dwl 848J Folsom
Daris Fanny, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. China
Da\is Frank, blacksmith John C. Jung, dwl 341 Shipley
Daris Frank, laborer, dwi 163* Silver
Davis Frank, teamster John Flj-nn, dwl 169 Silver
Daris Frederick, driver City R. R. „ ,. , j i
Davis F. V. Mrs., teacher Broadway Pmnary School, awl
107 Ridley „ „ j ,
Davis Gabriel C, conductor N. B. and Mission E. R., dwl
224 Fourth „ , , --
Davis George, boitmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 65
Second
Daris George, carpenter, dwl 2622 Howard
Davis George, contractor, dwl 509 Washington
Davis George, laborer, dwl Manhattan House
Daris George, teamster U. S. Draj-man, dwl 409 Jones
Daris George A. (Copeland <t Davis), dwl Windsor House
Davis George A., bookkeeper Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny,
dwl UOy Bush „ _, , ,,,„
Davis George B., merchant tailor, 308 Sutter, dwl 1118
Sacramento
Daris George C, carpenter, dwl 203 Tyler . , , ,.,
Davis George E., foreman Francis & V alentme, dwl 764
Daris George E., homeopathic physician, office 309 Third,
dwl 1118 Sacramento . ,.- .
Daris George E. Rev., pastor South S. F. Baptist SLssion
Chapel, dwl SE cor Ninth Av and H, South !>■ F.
Davis George E., plaster decorator Samuel Kellett, dwi
516i Valencia ^ ,
Daris George 0. (Cope, Uhler i Co.). dwl 835 Bush
Davis George 0., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 9o9 Mar-
ket
Davis George R., carriagetrimmer, dwi Windsor House
DavisGeorgeW.. carpenter, dwl 362 Jessie
Davis G. H., driver Central R. R., dwl Eureka Hotel
Davis Gilman B., lithographic printer G. T. Brown « Co.,
dwi N s Post bet Fillmore and Webster
Davis Harris, furniture, 816 Montgomery ,,,,„,
Davis Heber J., clerk Central Pacific E. R., dwl 1101
Market
DAVIS HEXKT, dentist, office SW cor Montgomery
and Bush, dwi 1721 Webster
Daris Henrv, express»-agon, 4 Oregon
Daris Henrv, lumber manufacturer, dwi 914 Stockton
Daris Henry, seaman, dwi 9 Washington
Daris Henrv, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Grenada
DAVIS Hk.NRV I... president National Gold Bank and
Trust Co. . office NE cor California and Sansom, dwl
1231 Washington „ , ^ , „ j t, . i
Daris Horace (Horace Davis i- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
DAVIS HORACE A CO. (Andrvir ilcF. Davie), pro-
prietors Gijlden Gate Flouring Mills, 41-49 Fust
Daris Isaac, oiler Pacific MaU S. S. Co,, dwl 225 Tehama
Daris Isaac E. (Davis d: Cowell), dwl 28 South Park
Davis Isaac P., lime merchant, dwl 28 South Park
Daris Isadore, merchant tailor, 404 Third
Daris J., architect, dwl 719 Market
Daiis J., vocalist, dwi 20 Anna ,,„,„— ,
Davis Jacob, halrdressing saloon, 19 Geary, dwl 1219 Turk
Davis Jacob, tailor, dwl 176 Minna ^ , „,, „ j
Daris Jacob W. , fireman Leri Strauss & Co. , dwl 911 Hyde
Daris Jacob Z. (Boyd ot D.), dwl 230 Green
Davis James, brickmason C. S. Appraisers Buildmg
Daris James, carriagemaker, dwi 22 Stockton PI
Daris James, carpenter, dwl New Wisconsm Hotel
Daris James, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 631
Brvant
Davis James, miner, dwl 411 Sansom . ^ i,
Davis James, plasterer, office NT! cor Kearny and Bush,
dwi 405 Taylor
Davis James, plasterer Frederick A. Jeniungs
Daris James, seaman, dwi 140 Folsom
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 CaHfomia Market.
p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Da\'i8 James, shoemaker, dwl 39 Ecker, rear
Davis James, shoemaker Einstein Bros. &. Co., dwl 923
Natoma
Davis James, stevedore Menziea & Bingham
Davis James (colored), steward, dwl 713 Broadway
Davis James H., bricklayer, dwl 470 Tehama
Davis James H., glassblower San Francisco Glass Works,
dwl 362 Brannan
Davis James H., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 470 Tehama
Davis James S., clerk S. F. Post-ofHce, dwl 1226 Kearuy
Davis Jennie Mrs., stewardess, dwl 143 Third
Daris J. M., minstrel ilaguire's Opera House, dwl Coso
House
Davis John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 978
Harrison
Davis John, driver Lenhart & Brady, dwl 916 Mont
Davis John, fireman Btm Contra Costa, Vallejo St. WbiTt
Davis John, hostler Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Davis John, laborer, dwl West End House, San Josi Road
Davis John, mason, dwl 259 Jessie
Davis John, miner, dwl 209 Leidesdorfl
Davis John, sashmaker, dwl U2.^ Harrison
Davis John, tinsmith, dwl NW cor Twenty-foiuth and
Valencia
Davis John A., dwl E s Laguna bet Page and Oak
Davis John A. J., carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Davis John B. F., local agent Home Mutual Insurance
Co., 406 California, dwl 1031 Dolores
Daris John F. , publisher Pacific Youth, office 512 Sacra-
mento, dwl 910 Washington
Davis John H., carpenter, dwl 846J Folsom
Davis John H., hackdriver, dwl 916 Montgomery
Davis Joseph, canvasser, dwl 636 Minna
Davis Joseph A., janitor S. F. Art Association, dwl 313
Pine
Davis Joseph S., with Armes & Dallam, dwl 411 Sansom
Davis Joshua, bookkeeper, dwl 48 Clay
Davis Joshua D., barkeeper David P. Levy, dwl 1524 Pow
Davis Joshua L., barkeeper David P. Levy, dwl 1524 Pow
Davis L. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 225 Fourth
Davis Lewis, student, dwl 632 Post
Davis Louis, clerk John B. Gouzy, dwl Foa's Buildmg
Davis Louis, expressman, cor Mission and Beale, dwl 464
Tehama
Davis L. S. Miss, teacher ShotweU St. Primary School.
dwl 1031 Dolores
Davis Lucy Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1040 Folsom
Davis M., tinsmith and metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co
dwl 467 Clementina
Davis Maggrie (widow), dwl 509 Bush
Davis Mark, salesman L. Kutner, dwl 1048 Howard
Davis Marks, e.tpresswagon, 301 Battery, dwl 1061 Folsom
Davis Marks, tailor, 773 Mission
Davis Marks, tailor 534 Commercial, dwl 1040 Howard
Davis Martin, currier, dwl Potrero Point
Davis Martin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Davis Mary (widow), dwl 609 Seventh
Davis Mary (widow), dwl 722 Lombard
Davis Mary (widow), dwl 910 Washington
Davis Mary (widow), dwl 1908 Powell
Davis Mary A. (widow), dwl 339 Minna
Davis Maty E. Mrs., hairdresser, 227 Foiulh
Davis Max (£. Schmiwasser <t Co.), dwl 828 Post
Davis Max, glazier, dwl 168 Clara
Davis Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
Davis Milo S. (Amos <t D.), dwl 211 Fourth
Davis Minnie E. Mrs., seamstress, dwl E s Laguna bet
Pa^e and Oak
Davis Morris, expressman, cor Bush and Kearny, dwl 1048
Folsom
Davis Morris, insurance agent, dwl Terminal Hotel
Davis Morris W., night inspector Custom House, dwl S
W cor Second and Brannan
DAVI8 .MURRAY, agent National Cock Co., 31 Sutter,
res Oakland
Davis Nathan, tailor Adam Cohen, dwl 821 Montgomery
Davis Nathan F., carpenter, dwl 224 Second
Davis Patrick, waiter Russ House
Davis Paul P., student City College, dwl 515 Kearny
Davis R. A., traveling' agent, dwl 1028 Market
Davis Rae W., assistant bookkeeper John G. Hodge & Co..
dwl 822 Powell
Davis Raphael, salesman L. Lebenbaiun & Co., dwl 941
Howard
Davis R. D. W. (R. D. W. Dams <t- Co.). dwl 731 Bush
Davis R. D. W. & Co., auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, salesroom 212 Sansom
Davis Rebecca (widow), dwl 293 Clementina
Davis Richard, third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Davis Robert, dwl 1319 Sansom
Davis Robert, carpenter, dwl cor Polk and Market
Davis Robert, porter 315 Fourth, dwl 68 Everett
Davis Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Davis Robert, stevedore, dwl 212 Leavenworth
Davis Robert Mrs., dwl 331 Seveuteeth
Davis Robert H. , miner, dwl 227 Second
Davis Rufus T., lather, dwl 362 Jessie
Davis Russell (colored), dwl NW cor Hyde and Vallejo
Davis S. A. (widow), furnished rooms, 515 Kearny
Davis Samuel, bricklayer, dwl 737 Market
Davis Samuel, capitalist, oflice 316 California room 8
Davis Samuel T., compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 1190
Broadway
Davis Sarah (widow), dwl 314^ Ivy Av
Davis Sarah Miss, dressmaker M. Vaslin, dwl 723 Lomb
Davis Simon, salesman Roseubauiu Si, Friedman, dwl 828
Post
Davis Solomon, bookkeeper C. L. Taylor & Co., dwl 2539
Folsom
Davis Solon H., weigher Isaac Friedlander, Mission Bay
Warehouse, dwl 1014 Green
Davis (Tlie) Sewing-Machine Co., WUham P. Sherwood
manager, office 118 Post
Davis Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 1669 Kearny
Davis Thomas, janitor 402 Montgomery, dwl E s Capp bet
Fifteenth and Si.\teenth
Davis Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
Davis Thomas, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Davis ITiomas J., assistant foreman Dewey & Co., dwl 623
Howard
Davis Walter J., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica,
dwl 130 Francisco
Davis Warren J., clerk City and Coimty Attorney, dwl
731 Bush '
Davis W. C, tailor, dwl 1 Selina PI
Davis Willard G., assistant editor Resources of California,
dwl 1019 Powell
Davis William (Ahacrt <£• D.), dwl 808 Folsom
Davis William, dwl 327 Filbert
Davis WiUiam (colored), drayman 421 Clay, dwl 1308 Val-
lejo
Davis William, driver F. Fortmann & Co. , dwl 267 Tehama
Davis William, driver Pacific Brewery, dwl 817 Broadway
Davis William, laborer, dwl 264 Stevenson
Davis William, laborer What Cheer House
Davis William, laborer, dwl NW cor Francisco and Meigss'
Wharf *^
Davis WiUiam, lather Palace Hotel
Davis William, plaster decorator Samuel Kellett
Davis William, porter St. Nicholas Hotel, dwl 214 First
Davis William, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Davis William, turner, dwl 611 Howard
Davis William, watchman, dwl 143 Tliird
Davis William B., master mariner, dwl 225 Fotirth
Davis William C. (Christian .£• D.), dwl 36 Geary
Davis William E., dwl 504 Howard
Davis William E., clerk, dwl 623 Howard
Davis William H., laborer James J. Gallagher, dwl 1200
Folsom
lumber inspector, dwl 9 Hubbard
machinist Risdon Iron Works, dwl 23
Davis William H.
Davis William H.
Nevada
Davis William H., waterman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Davis William J., bakery, 23i Second
Davis William N., molder, dwl SE cor Ninth Av and H,
South S. F.
Davis William R. , bookkeeper, dwl 822 Powell
Davis William S., dentist, office 229 Kearny
Davis W. J., driver City R. R.
Davis Wolf, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Post nr
Devisadero
Davis & Co. {David Davis and Joseph Michael), crockery
and glassware, 65 Fourth
DATIS A t'OWELL (Isaac B. Davis and Eenry Cow-
ell), dealers Santa Cruz lime and cement, NE cor
Front and Washington and SE cor Market and Main
Davishuort Peter, laborer, dwl 624 Fourth
Davison Benjamin, dwl 44 Minna
Davison Harry, drajman Henry T. Holmes & Co.
Davison John, teamster, dwl 13 Main
Davison John Mrs., dwl 156 New Montgomery room
Davison Samuel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3
Caroline
Davison Thomas, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1336 Bush
Davison William (Frauenholz <t- Davison), dwl Prescott
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JEWELHY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Davisson Andrew J., clerk, dwl 812 California
Davisson Clarence, commercial editor, dwl 314 Bush
Davisson Robert G. {Tobin, D. d- Co.), dwl 1110 Taylor
Da\issoii William, agent Secor Sewing Machine, dwl 409
Minna
Davisson William, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
DavUng E. , hackman, Plaza
Davy James, engineer Daniel D. Holland, dwl 47 Jessie
Davy W. W., mason Palace Hotel
Daw" Edward, rigger, dwl 41 Louisa, rear
Dawe Henrv, hactman, Plaza
Dawes E. A. Mrs., dwl 281 Minna
Dawes James, butcher, dwl 1597 Pacific Av
Dawes Richard C, clerk S. F. and Pac. L. P. and Shot
Works, dwl 4 Park PI
Dawes William Madame (widow), teacher French, dwl 311
Chestnut
Dawsnn Abraham, barkeeper, dwl 823 Cahfomia
Dawson Aimie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Julia Witt, dwl 17
Welsh
Dawsou charlotte (widow), cook, dwl 704 Sacramento
Dawson Emma Frances, copjist County Clerk's Office, dwl
1230 Market
Dawson Frank, dwl 117 Sixth
Dawson George, soapdealer, dwl 624 Brannan
Dawson George C. (Holmes d- Dmi'gon), dwl 8 William
Dawsou Henrj' S. (if. M. Dawsmi i- Co.),^ res Brooklyn
Dawsou Hezikiah, liquor saloon, 19 Vallejo
Dawson Jacob W., carpenter, dwl 1027 Market
Dawson James, cook La Graude Laundry
Dawson John, ealker, dwl 17 Welsh
Dawson John, farmer, dwl Bjiield Track nr Laguna Honda
Dawson John, molder Union Iron Works
Dawson Olive (widow), select school, SW cor Bryant and
Second ,
Dawson R. M. & Co. (Henry S. Dawson), stockyard and
cattledealers, N s Bryant nr Fifth
Dawson Robert M. (R. M. Dawson i- Co.), dwl N 3 Bry-
ant m- Fifth
Dawson Samuel, car carpenter Southern Pac. R. K., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Dawson Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 345 Fifth „ , , , „
Dawson William A. (William A. DawsmJ: Co.), dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Dawson William A. & Co., stockyard and cattledealers,
SE cor Fifth and Brj'ant
Dawson William M., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 689
Market
Dawson William T., agent Fulton Laundrj-, dwl 266 First
Day A. L., bookkeeper John M. Davies & Co., dwl 429
Kearny
Day Albert Ogden, painter, office 325 Montgomery, dwl
211 Stevenson
Day Andrew W. , machinist Cornell Watch Co.
Dav Bernard, carpenter, dwl 11 Jasper PI
Day Edwin, watchman J. Morton & Co., dwl cor Taylor
" and Ellis . ^ , „, „ „ .
Dav Frank M., compositor Alta California, dwl 710 Bush
DAI' FK-lNKllX n., secretarj- and cashier S. F. As-
saying and Refining Works, dwl 1616 Clay
Day George A., patternmaker Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl
W s Washington Av nr Tn-enty-seventh, Bemal
Heights , „ .
Dav Harn-, fruits, NW cor Mission and Steuart
Day Jame's, machinist James J. Gallagher, dwl 248 TehSr
lll'i VQ3^T
Day James A., porter Holden House, dwl 1310 Pacific
Dav Joseph, driver Omnibus R. R.
Day Joseph, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Day Josie Miss, laborer Leonard J. F. Schnutenhatis, dwl
Day J. S., bookkeeper M. P. Holmes, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Day Juba E., printer, dwl 15 Cleaveland
Day J. W. machinist Cornell Watch Co.
Day Patrick, laborer, dwl N 8 Lombard bet Montgomery
and Kearnv
Day Richard (Fletcher & D.). dwl 2 Dawson PI
Day Robert, bookkeeper WUUam H. Ladd, 316 California,
dwl 302 Moutgomerj- room 26 . , „
Day Robert, paperlianger, 806 Montgomery, dwl 21 htev
DAY TOO.MAS, importer and jobber gas fixtures, gas
pipes, etc., 3»6 Pme, dwl 630 Harrison -. ; ^
Day Thomas H., builder, dwl 603 Buchanan
Day Thomas J., engraver, 137 Montgomery, dwl 524
Greenwich
Day Thomas S., with Thomas Day, dwl 630 Harrison
Day William, boatman, dwl 231 Pacific
Day WiUiam Mrs. (\vidow), dwl 347i Grove
Day WiUiam H., teamster, dwl 22 Mary
Dayan Judge W., clerk Stationery Department Central
Pacific K. R., dwl 23S Taylor
Dayball Martin, laborer, dwl S s Sheridan bet Ninth and
■ Tenth
Davmore Henrv Mrs., lodgings, 362 Third
Days John M.. dwl 1616 Turk
Dajton Eli, physician, dwl 20SJ Seventh
Daj-ton Gold and Silver M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office
419 California room 10
Daj-ton J. B. (of J. B. Dayton dk Co., Jefferson Canon,
' Nev.), office 51S Front, res Oakland
Dayton Smith A., master mariner, dwl lOSl Broadway
De Andreais C, lather Palace Hotel
De Andreis Biagio, chemist, dwl 3 Vandewater
De -\rcy Michael, mason Palace Hotel
De Bahr Henry, clerk Christoph Nobmann, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Fillmore
De Bamadotti Louis, wood and coal, 508 Green
De Belloc Alfred, butcher E. Barut, dwl SW cor Dnpont
and Broadwav
De Blois Silas, draftsman WiUiam Patton, dwl 320 Kearny
D6 Bore Henns dwl 23 Jessie
De Camp John P., cigarmaker Philip Heppner, dwl Park
Hotel
De Camp Joseph, drayman, dwl 605 Lewis
De Camp W. , dwl 424" Sansom
Di; Carter Frederick, longshoreman, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
De Carty Thomas, metalroofer WilUam Cronan
De Casa"nova Jose R., clerk General Freight Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 205 Seventh
De Castilla Isabella, dwl 18 Fifth Av
De Clair Francis, tailor P. Motzenbecker, dwl 813 Wash
De Clau-mont Ralph, bookkeeper T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl
65 Thirteenth
De Clercq Henri Rev., pastor Church Notre Dame des
Victoires, dwl 626 Bush
De Coneck Mederd, servant G. Venard, dwl 702 Lombard
De Corcey M. (widow), fancy dry goods, 623 Valencia
De Courcy Edward, miUinery and fancy goods, 937 Mar-
ket „ J . .
De Crano Edmund G. (De Crano and Duval), and mining
engineer, d«i N s Sutter nr Devisadero
DE CK4XO A DIIVAI- (Edmond G. De Crano and
Charles J. Duval), metaUurgists and assayers, 412
Commercial .
De Cuyper Charles, assistant clerk Construction Depart-
m"ent D. S. Mint, dwl 1014 Stockton
De Donove Domenico, wagondriver, dwl 2219 Mason
De Foley Carlo, musician, dwl 109 Geary
De Forest Andrew (Healy i- De F.), res Oakland
De Forest Joseph, merchant, 402 Front, dwl 1104 Market
De Forest WUliam F., clerk, 70 California Market, dwl 24
Sixth „ „ , ,
De Franco Salvatore, helper Calvin Nuttmg & Son, dwl
10 Washington .
De Frees W. K,, Live Stock Exchange, cor Mission and
Twelfth, dwi 34 Erie PI
DE FKE.MER'J H. S., custom-house broker, office 608
Batten', dwl 700 Broadway
De Fremefj- James, consul for the Netherlands, agent
Amsterdam Board of UnderwTiters, and president
S. F. Sartngs Union (and James De Fremery Ji Co.),
office 710 Sansom, res Oakland
De Fremery James & Co. (William C. B. De Fremery),
commission merchants, 710 Sansom
De Fremery William C. B. (James De Fremery Ji Co.),
res Oakland , , „ , „ v
De FrevUle Eugene, market, 421 Hayes, dwl 611 Gough
De Gear Frank, carpenter, dwl 354 Grove
De Gear George P., carpenter, dwl 354 Grove
De Gear George W'., carpenter, dwl 354 Grove
De Gerolami Angelo, fisherman, dwl N s Clay bet Dmmm
and East j , ,a,«
De Greayer Henry, clerk Charles S. Neal, dwl lOie
Market , . , , __ , , „,„
De Greayer S., stockbroker, office 5 Leidesdorfl, dwl 219
Gearv . .
De Groat John, surveyor, dwl 1116 Mission . ,
De Groot David, extraman Engine No. 4 S. F. ». D., awl
144 Second
De Groot Eliza (widow), dwl 2106 Pacific Av
De Groot George W., carpenter, U. S. Marine Hospital
De Groot Harry, assayer, office 240 Montgomery, dwl SB
cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
De Haes Charles, laundry, 633 and «5 'Third ,,„.„„
De Harde Christopher (Peterson i- De H.), dwl 438 Clem
De Haven PUny A., painter, dwl 18 Minna
De Havens R., freight clerk Pacific Mad S. S. Costo Rica
MOEGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
De Kemps Joseph, expresswagon, cor Market and Sac-
ramento
Do Kersaint Gily Gustave, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo
DE KIKWAX MARC, real-estate and business agent,
office 137 Mont^'omery, dwl 4 Burritt
De La B;ir Ma^a, contractor and builder.dwl 460 Natoma
De La Fontaine Joseph, cooper, dwl E s Fair Oaks bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
De La Fontaine Victor, cooper, dwl 921 Harrison
De La Fuente y Subirat Frederico, consul-general Peru,
office 320 Sansom, dwl Occidental Hotel
DE LA MOXTACi.VIE JOSEPH E., contractor, office
331 Montjjomery, dwl 7 Montijoinery Av room 1
De La llontanya George, tinsmith James De La Montanya
De La Montanya Hudson, mining expert, dwl W s Web-
ster bet ElUs and O'FarreU
De La Montanya James, importer stoves and metals,
214-220 Jackson, and 606 and 608 Batters', dwl 1510
Taylor
De La Rosa Adolph M., compositor Pacific Methodist, dwl
528 Green
De La Santa Ludovic, laborer Leon, Dingeon & Co., dwl
817 Kearny
De La Santa Pepe, cook Leon, Dingeon & Co., dwl 1817
Keaniy
De La Torre Antonio, carriagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co
kwl 425 Fourth
De La Torre Sylviano, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl
1320 Stockton
De Lacy Charles, broker, dwl 206 Kearny
De Lacy Gertrude, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
717 Clay
De Laguna William, clerk C. Otto, res Oakland
De Land Frank, clerk Moulder & Viniont, dwl 708 Mason
De-Lange Conradus, gardener, dwl W s Folsom bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
De Languillette Louis, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 44 Clementina
De Lano Silas L., wagonmaker H., Granz, dwl Amherst
Uni\-ersity Mound Tract
De Lass Charles, rigger, dwl 13 Freelon
DE LAVE.4GA J. TIXCE.VTE, dwl 322 Geary
De Laveaga J. Vincente Mrs. (widow), dwl 322 Geary
De Laynet M. W., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Cliina
De Levere Manuel, collector Valleio St. Wharf, dwl 2
Moulton PI
De Long Charles, dwl 42 Hawthorne
De Lonne G. V., bookkeeper Cantin &, Everett, dwl 330
O'FarreU
De Luca Carlo, butcher G. De Luca, dwl SW cor Pacific
and Mason
3e Luca Gcswaldo, market, 1338 DupoUt, dwl 503 Union
De Luca Jacobo, peddler, dwl 1004 Pacific, rear
De Martai Joseph, clerk G. B. Rufflno, dwl 17^ Morton
De Martin D., laborer, dwl 8 Scott
De Martin Isaac, vegetable dealer, dwl 5 Gaven
De Martini James, laborer, dwl 6 Bartol
De Martini John, laborer, dwl lOlS Stockton, rear
De Martini Joseph, laborer, dwl 6 Bartol
De Martini N., laborer, dwl 1618 Stockton, rear
De Martini Paul, laborer, dwl 1618 Stockton, rear
De Martini Paul, marblecutter, dwl 1506 Dupont
De Martini. See Demartini
De Masini Tclesphorus Rev., professor ancient and mod-
em languages St. Ignatius CoUege. dwl 841 Market
De Mott C. L. (widow), dwl 1223 Filbert
De Xoon Robert F., mining, dwl 410 Jones
De Pass James M., broker, office 331 Montgomery room
13, dwl 957 Market
De Perse , dwl 850 Market
De Prati Edward, agent Consolidated Tobacco Co dwl
2728 Mission
De Prati Ernest, cigars and tobacco, 206J Bush, dwl 2728
Mission
De Prefontaine Jean J. E., musician, dwl 841 Mission
De Putron Eliza (widow), dwl 136 Chestnut
De Riddo Peter, carpenter, dwl H9J Gilbert
De Rochfort J. M. Mrs, adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 1125 Howard
De Rome Mrs., seamstress, dwl 636 Green
De Roos F. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 609 Post
De Roos Jacob, dwl 609 Post
De Rozsafy A. R., professor, dwl 18 First
De_Rus,sy Helen A. (widow), dwl 41 South Park
DE S.IBLA Er4^E\E, commission merchant, 802 Da-
vis, dwl 1216 Hyde
De Slaef M. E., carriagepainter, dwl 16 Virginia PI
De Solla Abraham, dwl 1528 Powell
cigarmaker Henry Oehlert, dwl 1528
De Solla Isaac M.
Powell
De Solla Jacob M., dwl 1528 Powell
De Souza Manuel, laborer, dwl SW cor Drumm and Or-
egon
De Squires George, assistant adjuster Coiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 417 Powell
De St. Cyr Blanche, teacher French and music, dwl SW
cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo
De St. Germain T. Mrs. (widow), upholstress, dwl 910
Washington
DE ST. (iERJI.lIN FERDIXA.VD, successor to Ja-
cob Strahle & Co., billiardtable manufacturer, 533
Market, dwl 1707J Stockton
De St. Jullien Emily (\vidow), dwl 6 August Alley
De Sta Marina Eugene J., stockbroker, dwl 610 Filbert
De Stevens James, miner, dwl 1453 Minna
De Suzea Manuel (Ten Cent Parcel Co.), dwl 68 First
De Tavel A., veterinary surgeon, Sll Hosvard
De Touniiel Paul T., commission merchant, dwl 1421
Stockton
De Vaull John (,De VauU i- Schuler), dwl S s Sutter bet
Fillmore and Webster
De Vaull & Schuler (John De Vaull and Henry SchtUer),
butchers, 3-1 California Market
De Veau.\ Franfois, expressman, dwl 365 Natoma
De Vecchio E., dwl 621 Pacific
De Vecchio Joseph, laborer, dwl 6 Gaven, rear
De Vercy A. F., real-estate agent, office 516 California,
dwl 1018 aay
De Vere James, dwl 217 Minna
De Verive H. civil engineer, dwl Fort Point
De Vemer Arvid, artist, dwl 633 Geary
De Ville Granville, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock, dwl 125
Fourth
De Voll WiUiam W., foreman California Farmer, dwl 1910
Stockton
De Vries Czarina Miss, teacher music, dwl 1012 McAllister
De Wit Albert P., messenger S. F. Sasings Union, dwl 17
Pearl
De Wit Cornelius, blacksmith Michael Garrick, dwl 17
Pearl
De Wit Gerhard, tanner, dwl 17 Pearl
De Witt Benjamin F. , liquor saloon, 47 Third
DeWitt Elon, superintendent City R. R., dwl 32 Twelfth
Do Witt George W., barkeeper, 602 Kearny, dwl 720 Mar-
ket
De Witt Horatio B., carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl cor
First and Mission
De Witt John laborer, CTalif omia Sufrar Refinery, dwl 116
Gilbert
De Witt Mortimer (Cltiff i- De IT.), dwl 143 Tehama
De Witt W. E., broker, dwl Russ House
De Witt William, laborer, dwl 318 Dara
De Witt William, laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl Hiniter's Point
De Wolf E. A. Mrs., dwl 615 Hyde
De Wolf Frank E., capitalist, office 206 Front, dwl Grand
Hotel
De Wolfe George S., medical student Dr. R. H. Pltunmer,
dwl 652 Mission
De Wulf B. J., house and signpainter, 231 Fourth
De Yonge John, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl 205
Lewis
De Young , optician, dwl 502 Bush
De Y^oung Amelia (widow), dwl 1036 Mission
DE YOi:.\G CH.IRLES (Charles Be Young <fe Co.),
dwl 1030 Mission
DE YOi;.\U CHARLES .tro. (Michel S. De Toimg),
proprietors S. F. daily and weekly Chronicle, office
506 Montgomery
De Yoimg Gustavus, chart publisher, office 517 Clay
De Young Louis, capitalist, dwl 949 Mission
DE TOi;XG .niCHEL H. (Chas. De Young & Co.),
dwl 1036 Mission
Dea John, miner, dwl 642 Mission
Deacon Edward, master mariner, dwl 617 Davis
Deacon Edwin, artist, dwl 804 Webster
Deacon Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 307 Leavenworth
Deacon James D. , tinware, 612 Howard
Deacon S. Anna Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School,
dwl 307 Leavenworth
DEACOX WILLIAM, machine works, 133 Main, dwl
117 Olive Av
Deady Cornelius, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
3 Moulton PI
Deady Edward, street contractor, dwl 229 Fell
Deady Michael, laborer, dwl 232 Stevenson
Deagan John, laborer Palace Hotel
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D«kin Frederick (IT. i" F. DcaJ-m), dwl 1206 Eddy
Deakin W. & F., Japanese and Chmese fancy goods, 623
De-ikfn'SS^'dF. <f- F. Deakin). dwl 1206 Eddy
SSl^Henry c' cle A Ticket Auditor's Office Central Pacific
R. R. Co., dwl 22 Silver .
Deal Thomas, machinist, dwl (36 Commercial
Dealmann Joseph, butcher Frederick KaU, dwl 1008
DeaiS™hn, liquor saloon dwl 914 Jackson
Deamond Mathew, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. s " nan
DS^Benjamin D., physician, office 33 Kearny, dwl 104
Dean R M. ,°Balesman B. Kowalsky, 224 Fourth
Dean Charles, clerk, dwl Morton House
oSn Charles D., driver, dwl W 8 Yerba Buena bet Clay
and Sacramento „,■ * . ^^,1 KW mr
Dean Charles O., dentist J. W. Wmter dwl NW cor
Jones and Chestnut , . „ j„, »ni SiiMi.r
Dean Charles W., upholsterer John Hoey, dwl 704 butt«r
Dean E A., patternmaker, dwl 754 Folsom
nrix F K A CO. (David WiUcox and Charles B.
"^/^•rfta"), lumber commission merchants, NTV cor
Calilomia and Drumm , „„a i Wnrka
Dean Edmond A., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. works.
Dean Ed"n H?lfesman 37 California Market, dwl 907
Dean E'Sha"!!. {E. B. Dean i- Co.) res Oakland
Dean E. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Dean Frank, carpenter, dwl SI N^tf"^. , .„ , . .„,
Dean Frank M., entry clerk Mam &. Wmchester, dwl 728
Dean Ge'o^e, fireman 6tm Orizaba, dwl S B Lincoln bet
Dean Gergf m^rcSant, office 323 Front, res Grand Cen-
Tye.T^ort^\°tPaSfic Stra. WorH). dwl 8 Second Av
S !^mes, express«4gon, SW cor pay and Sansom, dwl
NW cor Buchanan and O'Farrell
Dean James, fireman stm Orizaba
Dean Tames painter, dwl 1126 Folsom
Dean JamM pami^ ^^^^^^ ^_^^^^^^ ^^^, and County,
office 7 ™ty Hall second floor, dwl 104 Stockton
Dean James TAEodgers. Meyer ^ ^'^^S dw 7o'c Im
Dean Jared B., teamster Pacific Iron W orks, dwl 70 Uem
Dean'jT, with Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 18 First
Dean Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 22 Anne
Dean John, expresswagon, SW cor Clay and Sansom, dwl
1525 EUis
Dean John, lather Palace Hotel , „„ Tv„.t
Dean John, trackman Central «■ R" d^^ ;,-,^Ji^h
Dean Martin, conductor Central R. R., dwl 319 Sixth
Dean Patrick, baker, dwl 39 Natoma ,,„„p„^
Dean Peter, capitalist, office 419 Ola}-, dwl 1006 Post
Dean Peter A., shoemaker, dwl 259 OcUvia . ,
Dean Samuel, painter Thomas Doxraing, dw 1 2 McCormlcR
oSnSt^hen, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. ConsUtutlon, dwl
S 6 Lincoln bet Jones and Taylor
Dean Theodore, cooper, dwl 42S Broadway
Dean T. R. (Dean d- Co.). dwl Russ House
DE 4X WALTEE E.. mining secretary, office 419 Cal-
'ifornia room 19, dwl 1117 Pine
Dean Warren T., cirriagemaker Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 3
Dean^WUliaS, laborer, dwl N 8 Sirteenth Av bet R and
S, South S. F.
Dean WUliam, waiter Lick House
Dean William H., carrier Evening Bulletm
Dean & Co (T. R. Dean, H. P. Brvscoe. ai\d J.R.With-
",r.(on), wiiolesale butchers. First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F., office 633 Kearny
Deane C. Tennyson, physician and surgeon, office SE cor
Sutter and Montgomerj-, dwl 1121 Bush
Deane Charles M., barkeeper John Hoss, dwl 810 Hajes
Se CoU, rtockbroker, office 309 Califorma, res Oakland
Deane E. , dwl Park Hotel /^.Tr„_-ii
Deane James, laborer, dwl W 8 Buchanan bet OFanell
DeanrJohMJf.<T>Ay, Grant * Co.), res O^and
Deane K. Miss, teacher Union Pnmary School, dwl 11Z8
Dea^e'Sie Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,
Doane"Ma^''efZ., principal San Bruno School, dwl
1126 Folsom
Deane Thomas, cattlcdrover, dwl 433 Minna
Deane WilUam, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. Potrero
Dearborn Hazen S., lastmaker S. F. Last Co., dwl 437i
Clementina „ « « ,. j i
Dearborn H. C, captain Pacffic Mad S. S. Cohma, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dearborn Louie Mrs. , dwl 974 Folsom . n„.v.
DEARBORN THEODORE H., general agent Omaha
^ni St. Louis Through Line, office 3 New Montgomery
Grand Hotel, dwl Grand Hotel „ , ^_^ . „ , .
Deardorff John B., clerk CaUforma Real Estate Co., dwl
S 8 Twentv-fourth bet Mission and Bartlett
Dearer Dennii, baker Hughes & Foley, SE cor Fourth and
Deareval E., blacksmith Potrero & B. V. R. R. Cto.
Dearing O. A., salesman, 312 CTay, dwl Morton House
Dearinier Jeremiah, plasterer, dwl SW cor Octana and
O'Farrell
Dearlove Juanita (widow), dwl 6 PoUard PI
Deary James, laborer, dwl 258 Clementma rear
DearJ- James! ™ter New York Bakery, dwl 8 Sherwood PI
De^He^^, bookkeeper E. B. Gethin, dwl 1516 Mwy
DeS Z. w:, collector Bank of Calilomia, dwl 23 Pleasant
oSsy Brothere (Jeremiah and Comeliue), boots and
shoes, 126 Third , , „, „.,
Deasy ComeUus (Deasy Brothers), dwl 25 Silver
Deasv Jeremiah (Deasy Brothers), dwl 25 Silver
DeasV Jerome, Uquor saloon and lodgings, 1 B''"5' Frank
Deasy John, porter Charles Langley & Co., dwl 604 Frank-
Deasv Patrick A., carpenter, dwl 179 Minna
Deasv Sarah Mrs., seamstress, dwl , 33 Market
Deavening Hemv, physician and surgeon, office and dwl
SW cor Montgomert- Av and \allejo
Deavening Patrick, laborer, dwl 235 Minna
Deaves Ada Miss, actress Maguire s New 11«atej
Deaves Cliaries W. (Deares A Oliver), dwl 931 Sac
5eaves Ed" n, wood engraver, office 517 Clay, dwl 931 Sac-
Dea™s"KeiUie Miss, actress Maguire's New Theater
Deaves Walter, machinist, dwl Sll Stockton _,.^ .
Deaves & Oliver (Charles W. Deaves and Henry Ohver)..
desioTiers and wood engravers, 532 Clay
Debange°Faul, cook, dwl 420 Jackson
Debanie Louis, cellamian G. Groezmgcr, dwl 717 Broh
Debflt Germain, wines and liquors, 630 Kearny, dwl 18
Morey Alley .
Debemardi Louis, cook, dwl 504 Union . .,,,cKeaT
Debemardi Maurizio, cook Giamboni & Co- •f'^' "Ij ''^'^
DebizT ^ncis, gardener, [dwl NW cor Twentieth and
Deblin^ohn, hamessmaker, dwl 548 Mission
Debnev Gerard, captain stm Constantme, dwl 917 Mc-
Allister
Debnev John, dwl 311 Jessie .
Debonair Victor, laborer, 540 Commercial
Debourge Edmond, carpenter, dwl 532 \ al fjo
riphnurSe Lorette Miss, restaurant, 632 \ aUejo
ESn^Eni^l, molder City Iron Works, dwl S 8 Jer^y
bet Church and Vicksburg .,„, a <, l»™ov
Debrie William, foreman City Iron Works, dwl S 8 Jersey
bet Church and Vicksburg
Debrodt Henn-, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Debruil Julius, waiter Nucleus House .„ pj —
Debus Frederick, cook stm New \\ orld, dwl 415 Bd„^
Dechart Charies, gardener Herman Levison, dwl 1621 Bush
Deck Alfred J., bookkeeper Howes & Hall, dwl , 3. Mar
Decketain Frincis (Creamer & D.), dwl NW eor Broad-
wav and Jones . „. , •
Decker Barbara (widow), dwl ^24 Jessie j.ckson
Decker Charles M., captam schr Lovet Peacock, Jackson
Decker SSSian (Decker & Lassa,^. dwl 318 Bramian
Decker Christian, gardener, dwl 5 Harrison Av
Decker F CoiWnrconfectioner, dwl 90S Pac'fi^. «^
Decker George, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 10 Pari' ^T,
Decker Jacobrbecker-s Exchange, SE cor Bush and Cen-
tral Av
Decker John, dwl 209 Lcidesdorfl . . ,- „ <„ .„j
Decker Johni longshoreman, dwl Sansom bet Vallejo and
Deck?r'jShn H., clerk Richard Decker, dwl SW cor Hyde
Decked U.'Sr^'insmith H. G. Rske, dwl 217 Bush
Seckfr Martta i,., salesman John C. Morrison Jr., dwl
Decker' Sat'thew (Decker^ * Bollander). dwl 806 TOrd
Decker Nelson, actor Califorma peater, d«l 31 EddJ
Decker Peter, banker, dwl Grand Hotel
Deane wuuam, laouici .j. x. ".« "■& — — ■ [ ^ .
Send^o^Ordersft^rathe^^^^tr^fo^E^t^^ Oysters to Morgan &
CP.VAITSCHAACS: & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Decker Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hyde and
California
Decker Solomon, cook atm Parthenius, Green St. ^Vharf
Decker Tliomas, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Decker William, mason Palace Hotel
Decker W. N., actor California Theater
Decker X., sa\vmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 131 Sec
DECKER A HOLL.IXDER (Matthew Decker and
Charles Bollander), chop house, 806 Third
Decker & Lassan (CTrWm ft Decker ami Hans A. Las-
sail), groceries and liquors, 318 Brannan
Deckert John, cooper Simon P. Connor
Deckmeyer C. H., laborer Tow-nsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Decordy Jane (widow), dwl 21 Chesley
DecoUi Cigar Co. (Chinese), cigar man'ufacturers, 624 Com
Decourtieux Amand {Deeourtieux .t- Co.), dwl 725 Bdwy
Decourtieux & Co. (Amand Decovrtieux and Frank
Ramel), butchers, 29 S. F. Market
Decteen Con, laborer Pacific R.illing Mills
Dederer S. T., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. China
Dederky Henry (Dederky <t Rnss). dwl 333 Bush
Dederky Julia Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Marks, dwl 331 Bush
Dederky & Russ (Henry Dederky ami Joseph Russ), pro-
prietors Niagara House, 331 and 333 Bush
Dedrome Catharine (widow), dwl 34 Moss
Dedrome Louis, brassmolder, dwl 34 Moss
Dedrome Wilford, brassmolder, dwl 34 Moss
Dedslap Edward, trimmer, dwl lii Virginia Alley
Dee Daniel, laborer, dwl 611 Mission
Dee Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, dwl 47 Second
Dee James, laborer, dwl 611 Mission
Dee John P., dwl 565 Mission
Dee William, laborer, dwl 210 First
Deeden D., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Deegan Kate (widow), dwl SE cor Filbert and Mont
Deegan Marj' E., dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl SE cor Fil-
bert and Montgomery
Deegan Sarah J., dressmaker, dwl SE cor Filbert and
Montgomery
Deegan William, miner, dwl 528 Pacific
Deely James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk and
Pine
Deely Patrick, dwi 512 Mission
Deemler Peter, brewer Cliarles Metzler, dwl 712 Green-
wich
Deeny William, cxpresswagon, dwl CSS Third
Deepow Herman, printer, dwi 114 Hayes
Deering Catherine A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 652 Howard
Deering Charles J., merchant, office 419 Clay, res Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
Deering Edward, cook Conrad Dilges, dwl 648 Fourth
Deering Frank P., d«i 819 California
Deering James, hostler Omnibus R. R., dw! 258 Clem
Deering James, machinist, dwl 13 Tehama
DEERIKC; JA.MES H., wholesale boots and shoes,
308 Sansom, and Superiisor Sixth Ward, dwl 819 Cal-
ifornia. (See Supplementan" Names)
Deering John, laborer Pacific Ro'Uing Mills
Deering John W., blacksmith, dwl Prescott House
Deering K. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 652 Howard
Deering Marj' Mrs. (widow), dwl 62!U Minna
Deering Michael, ciril engineer and'draftsman Southern
Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Towusend room 62.
dwl 739 Pine
Deenng Patrick, stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 115
Second
Deering Thomas, liquor saloon, SW cor Shasta and Geor-
gia, dwl 662 Howard
Deering Thomas, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Cliina
Deering William E., nightwatchman U. S. Appraisers'
Building, dwl 123 Thirteenth
Deering. See Dearing
Deer}' C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Decry Edward, housemover, dwl 70V Mission
Deery Francis, poultry and game, 14 Metropolitan Mar-
ket, dwl 265 Minna
Deery Thomas H. (Douines i- D.), dwl 16 Ridley
Deery. See Deary
Dees FeU.x, hairdresser Frederick W. Miller, dwU 811
Stockton
Dees Louis, driver William Hessler, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Pacific
Dees. See Deas
Deesen Henrj-, carpenter, dwl 122 Oak
Deeth Charles H,, clerk California Cracker Co., dwl 2319
Howard
Deeth Jacob, \ice-president CaUfomia Cracker Co., office
203 Sacramento, dwl 2319 Howard
Deeth J. W., stijrekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Deetjen Beruhard, clerk, dwi 640 Howard
Deetken L. G. Mrs., principal Broadway Primary School
dwl 608 Jones
Deetkin Sophie Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 327 Larkin
Deferrari Angelo, vegetables, 41 Colombo Market
Deferrari Giovanni B., paints, oils, wallpaper, 1118 Du-
pont, dwl 1209 Laguna
Deferrari Louis, shoemaker, 1333 Dupont
Deffner George, carpenter Thomas Wlielan, dwl 81 Fourth
Deflennes Henry, pressman, dwl 210 Third
Defiganiere Sylvester T., barber, 6 Broadway, dwl 8 Scot^
land
Defoe Peter, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Degan Patrick (Orford i- Deijnn), dwi N s Washington
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Degarmore H. T., mason Palace Hotel
Degear Leon, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Degen Antonia (widow), dwl S s Godv nr Mission
Degen Phillip W., with Joseph Arnold, dwl S s Gody nr
Mission
Degen Rudolph P., hose and beltmaker H. N. Cook, dwi
S s Gody nr Mission
Degener Erich (Dcgener <t Co.), dwi Occidental Hotel
DE<;E.\ER a CO. (Erich Detiener ami William Lich-
tenberg), importers and commission merchants, 109
California room 11
Degenhart Louis, merchant tailor, 1121 Stockton, dwl 742
Broadway
Deger Antone, baker Jacob Schneider, dwi 116 Oak
Deghle Adolpb, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Degner Fred, painter Henrj- Wagner, dwl 337 Bush
Degraaf John P. , compositor Women's Co-operative Prints
ing Union, dwi 917 Stockton
Deginig H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Dehle Karsten, laborer, dwi 30 Washington
Deh\ic Emile, blacksmith Paul Fleury, dwl 1142J Market
Deibrich Pennant, marblepolisher J. & A. Morris dwl
406 Twentieth
Deidesheimer Philip Capt., dwi Occidental Hotel
Deigman James, hostler, dwl 21 Harrison Av rear
Deikman Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnerv, dwi «3 SLxth
Deinock Silas, carriagemaker, dwi 837 Fofsom
Deitch Gottleib, tanner, dwi NE cor Capp and Twenty-
fifth ■"
Deitjen Bemhard, clerk Altschul, Simon & Co., dwl 640
Howard
Deitz Ferdinand, cooper, dwi 'll33i Harrison
Deitz Henrj', butcher, dwl N s Thirteenth Av nr N, South
Deitz John, machinist, dwl 113SJ Harrison
Deitz. See Deiz and Dietz
Deitzler George W., president Alden Fruit Preserving
Co., office 420 Montgomery, dwl 1315 Hyde
Deiz John, bootmaker, 316 Eighth
Deizel Mrs. , seamstress Hall \^ Lachman
Dejean Leon, cook, dwl 19 Lewis PI
Dejourney Nestor, dwl 3 Sherwood PI
Dekan George H., fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson
Dekker Hans M., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Del Valle Reginaldo F., law student Winaus & Belknap,
dwl 1234 Stockton
Del Vecchio Charles, groom William Levy, dwl 737 Fol
Delafeuri John, machinist Joseph GaUi & Co., dwi cor
Dupont and Vallejo
Delafield Henry, assistant weigher Custom House, dwl
660 Bryant
Delahanty Cornelius, painter Thomas Do\vning, dwl 548
Mission
Delahanty Daniel H., upholsterer California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., dwi 548 Mission
Delahanty Ellen (widow), plain sewing, 1038 Howard
Delahanty Jolm H., reporter Morning Call, dwl 548 Miss
Delahanty Margaret (widow), seamstress, dwl 129 Clinton,
rear
Delahanty Michael, boarding, 548 Mission
Delahanty Patrick, hostler Central R. R., dwl 3 Bryant
Av
Delahay James E. , brickmason, dwi 131 O'Farrell
Delamater Marvin H., carpenter, dwl 23SJ Fifth
Delamater Theodore C, milkman, 1887 Broadway
Delamoor P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 730 Har
Delamoor Richard, dwl 730 Harrison
Delamore John F., hostler Fashion Stables, dwl NW cor
T^venty-fifth and Castro
Dclan Louis, laborer, dwl SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Delaney Anna Mrs., dwl 211 Minna
Delaney Claude, barkeeper Franklin House, dwl 43 Vallejo
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Delaney Daniel, musician, dwl 601 Powell , ,™, „„,
Delaney Eciwai^d J. CiJ<!ia«e>/ X- Eearnen), dwl NW cor
Washington and Octavia „ „ j i
Delaney Ge?rge E., barkeeper WiUiam W. Haney, dwl
Deta'ey'j'cxtoman H. and L, Co Na 3 J. F. F. D.
Delaney James, boatman, Vallejo bt. Wliarf
Delaney James, grocer, dwl 6S3 Jessie
Delaney James, lather, dwl 115 Second
Delanev John L., captoin General Cobb, office Pier 17
Jteuart dwl N s Filbert bet Buchanan and Webster
Delanly Mary (widow), dwl N 8 Clay bet Octavia and
DelanerM^urice, track laborer Southern Pae. E, R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Delanev Michael, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Belaney Michael C, barkeeper Charles Ryan, dwl 41
Delafiey'patrick, artesian wellborer, dwl 764i Howard
Delaney Patrick, coalpasser stm Aja,x Oregon S. b. Co.
Delaney Philip, masou Palace Hotel
Delaney Richard, second officer stm Gipsy
Delaney Richard E,, groceries and hquors, W s San Bru-
DeWy'V"h1iuL!'p°a°Su. S. Medical Purveyor's Office.
101 O'Farrell, dwl 123 Page
Delanev William ISttfiioan A D.), dwl i Drury Lane
Maney WilSn,' carpenter, dwl cor Sierra and Lou.si-
Delaney William, fireman stm William Taber, Market St.
Delaney'william, machinist, dwl 2 Cleaveland
Delanev William, miner, dwl looai Satoma, rear
Se aney & Kearney {K J- Ma,u^y aadThomns Kear-
nen) real-estate agents, office 001 California
DeUng^e — , billiardmaker, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
DelanoVuralus, Ship Calkers' Assn. 713 Mission
beia™ Chfrles M., bookkeeper Wooster, Shattuck & Co..
dwl 2522 Clav „,„„•.
Delano George. Ship Calkers' ^ssn 713 Mission
Delano James, market, S s Sixteenth »'■ D'X"-^^
Delano Lazetto T., butcher dwl UlDFolsom
Delano Robert T., sbipcalker. Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 8
Wharf dwl 221 Hanison _ ^ ^
DelJo snisT, cabinetmaker, dwl W a San Bnmo Road
DeiroSla^rfar&ng Mills, dwl Amberet.
Delany'rt%,Siaf policeman, dwl NE cor Franldin
Dela"?erexpressman.NW cor^Dupont and Sacra-
mento, dwl NE cor Vallejo and Gough
DEL4\V C-HAKLES McC, attorney at law. office 619
Montgomerv, dwl ISia Sacramento . , ^ „ ,„
Delany Janes, laborer, dwl Californ a Av bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, Beriial Heights
Delany John, hostler, dwl B4 Nlinna
Delany John, laborer, dwl 20 Frederick, rear
De aiiv Lizzie, dressmaker Mrs. H. Burns, dwd 764i How
Many mS, lather and plasterer, dwl 60 Natoma
Delanv Patrick, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
gSi:^'^;SSSn^"oS\ Co.,dwl Revere
Delanv William L., miner, dwl 1123 Fdbeit
Delapierre Frank, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Delas George, cook, dwl 7 Hinckley
Delasaux Edward A., clerk London and S. F. Bank, dwl
424 Calitomia . ^ m i
Delatour Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 10 layior
Delavan Eliza (widow), dwl 820 Ijnion , ^^
Delavan Isaac E., bookkeeper Daly & Hawkins, dwl azo
Delav^^John, clerk Pacific Glove Works, dwl 820 Union
Delavan Margaret (widow), hairdressei , 534 Pine
Delay Daniefj., teacher, dwl 1724 Mission
Delay Frank, laborer W. J. Cady
Delbendc M. Madame, French laundry 20 Taj lor
Dclbende Victor. laundi-jTuan dwl -iO. Taylor
Deleau Joseph, nurse French Hospital, S 3 Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth , „ ,- „ j
Iielee Richard carpenter, dwl 1147 Howaru
Deles SarjMiss, laundress Felicite Cleman, dwl 7 H.nck-
Demno Augustine, laborer Cutting & Co.. dwl 426 Vallejo,
Delflno John, hostler Giuseppe Chelini & Co.. dwl Vallejo
bet Montgomery and Kearny
DelHin Adolph. pantryman Lick House
Delfs Marcus, seaman, dwl 705 Battery
Delfs Marcus Jr., carpenter, dwl 705 Battery
Del^rando Pletro, with Vincenzo Frugali dwl 115 Oregon
DeUcat Frederick A., carpenter, dwl 920 Folsom
Deligne Alexander, liquor saloon 704 Pacific
Deligne Emile, dwl cor Railroad and Salinas avs. South
Delille Henry, laborer Leon Dingeon &Co.,divl S15 Stock
Delino John, steward, dwl 1417 Dupoiit
De 1 Charles L. (Harris. D. A Co.), res Portland. Oregon
Dell Harry, cabinetmaker H. Oranz. dwl 1143 Howard
Dell Henrv. waiter Grand Hotel ^ „ .^
Dell J.™n E., foreman sasbmaker William B. Bradbury.
dwl 22 Tehama
DELLEPI.tNE * CO. (Peter Alfi-ntz) eommission
merchants and wholesale foreign produce, 425 and
427 Battery ,,„,,,,
Dellex Ellen Mrs., real estate, dwl 539 Valencia
Dellmann Mathias, porter Sterner & Israel, dwl 825 Rear
Dellun E dwl 220 Pacific _ ,
Dellwig Erich (DallwUj ^. Endris). dwl 256 Tehama
DellwiL' Theodore, confectioner, dwl 231 fcigbtn
Dellwig & Endris (AricADeiiK-is and WMiam Endn»\
bakery. 120 Third a a r^
Delman Ambrose, waiter stm Pelican Oregon S. S. tx>.
Delmare James, laborer, dwl 121 Shipley
Delias Baptiste. cabinetmaker Holland & Fischer, dwl
1500 Stockton „ .^ j x, ,t„i
Delmore Charles, milkman, dwl San Ootijardo Hotel
Delmore Catherine (mdow), nurse, dwl 121 bh'Pley
Deioche , tallow factory, E s San Bruno Road nr
DeloJihe'john B. (Deloohe & Corthay). dwl 704 Har
Deioche & Corthay (JoAn B. DdockeandLou^ Carthay).
butter, eggs. etc.. 2 and 4 San Francisco Market
Delom Alexander, picture frames, dwl '-STurkAP^
Delphino Antonio, hariiessmaker Jacob W. White, dwl
Hodges PI nr Vallejo ■ ^ ^ n„
Delpoto D.. porter Luke G. Sresovich & Co.
Delprat George R.. salesman 70S Kearny, dwl 1400 Polk
Delsol Auguste, laborer, dwl 302 Natoma
Deluchi John, laborer, dwl 10 Broadway
Delvinne W.. captain, dwl 1410 Leavenworth
Delyske Augustus, laborer Palace Hotel
Deinaily Paul, porter, dwl 1816 Powell rear
Demangeon A^ustus, polisher Whittier. Fuller & Co..
dwl cor Eighth and Stevenson ,,.„,, „„„
Demarest Jacob D.. physician, offlee and dwl fl7 Com
Deniaria Luigi. vegeUbles, 2 and 3 Colombo Market
Demartini A., laborer, dwl 6 Gavin
Demartini Charles, farmer dwl 16 Union P^
Demartini George (Antonio BadaraccoJ: C"-), res bac
Demartini Gerolamo. vegetables 46 Colombo Market
Demartini Giovanni, marble pohsher J. & A. Moms, dwl
DaniMtot ffiOTanni. shoemaker. 658 Pacific, dwl 14 Union
Demartini James, gardener, W s San Josi Road nr St.
Mary's College , „ ,, ■ tji
Demartini Joseph, carpenter, dwl 16 Union PI
Demartini Martin D.. musician, dwl 10 Union PI
Demaritini Noes, laborer, dwl 11171 Kearny
Demartini Paulo, gardenhr. W 8 San Jo86 Road nr St.
Demartmi''pete?,*'Taborer, dwl 6 Bannam PI nr Green
Demartini. See De Martini
Demas Joseph, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Dematri Frank, laborer, dwl 8 Scott PI
Demells Joseph C. bootmaker. 234 tlltn
Demer Mary Mrs., dwl 914 Jackson a^\ ^mp.
Demerest Frank W., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 1078
Demerest'Tmes H.. mason. 'iwno78 Broadway
Demerest Samuel, expressman, dwl /03 Bryant
Demerest. See Demorest, and Demarest
Demert Charles, porter George Morrow & Co., dwl 31
Dem?;Tn5rlw. fireman stm Clinton. Davis St. Wharf.
Dem'eS SL^Tnni., etc.. SE cor Larkin and OTarrell
Dcmicheli Giovanni, fruits and vegetables 1505 Powell
Doming Edward O. (Demmg. Palmer X- Co.), dwi 405
DemUirHalleck V. (Martemtein A Demaig), dwl 603
O'Farrell „ .^
Deming Horace, miller, dwl 64 Sacramento
Large^aTand^es^Selectea^toc^ias^^ at Morgan & Co.'s. 87 Cal. Market
C. p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Deming Horace A., agent Howe Machine Co..Willcoxand
Gibbs' Sewing- Machine Co , and Butterick's Paper
Patterns,lllandll3 Post, dwl SW cor Mason and Pa-
cific
Deming J. D., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Deming Joseph G. {Deming, Fabner tt- Co.), dwl 24 Sev-
enth
Deming. Palmer & Co. (Joseph G. aiwf Edward 0 Devi-
ing, Jacob Palmer, ajid John H. Grindley), proprie-
tors Capitol Mills, IIG Sacramento, office 202 and
204 Da^-is
Demmick Henrj', ironmolder, dwl 27 Oak Grove Av
Demmines Peter, master mariner, dwl 47 Sacramento
Demmon Samuel B., laborer George Monroe, dwl 624
Commercial
Demorest A., extraman Hook and L. No. 2 S.F. F. D,,
dwl 25 Prospect
Demorest Abram A., woodcarver John B. Luchsinger
k Son, dwl 1121 Mission
Demorest James H., paver Superintendent Public Streets
Demorest. See Demarest, and Demerest
Denioro Francisco, master mariner, dwl 509 Greenwich
Demoshi Joseph, gardener Auguste Dore, dwl Wells Av nr
Market
Demousset Armand, fireman, dwl 917 Vallejo
Demousset Nicolas, bookkeeper Lafayette Brewery, dwl
NW cor Stockton and Green
Dempsey , laborer, dwl S s Seventh Av nr L, South
S. F.
Dempsey Andrew, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Dempsey Brj'an, hostler Onmibus R. R., dwl 13 Clara
Dempsey Catherine Miss, gold-leaf cutter, dwl 745 Folsom
Dempsev Daniel, stevedore, dwl W s Columbia nr Twen-
ty-fifth
Dempsev Dennis, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
113 'Mason
Dempsey Edward, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
Dempsey Francis J., butcher Joseph Kelly, dwl 1S34
Howard
Dempsey James, dwl 624 Fourth
Dempsey James, rigger, dwl 3 Baldwin Court
Dempsev James K., student Heald's Business College, 24
Post
Dempsey Jeremiah, marbleworks, 1069 Market
Dempsey Johannah (widow), dwl 111 Freel>in
Dempsey John, baker, dwl E s Illinois bet Shasta, and
Napa
Demyjsey John, gardener, dwl 125 Fell
Dempsey John, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Dempsey John, laborer, dwl 319 Beale
Dempsey John, laborer, dwl U24 Sixth, rear
Dempsey John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Illinois
nr Kentucky
Dempsey Mary (widow), dressmaker, 1S34 Howard
Dempsev Patrick, bakerj', Twenty-third bet Brjant and
York
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, dwl 64 Jessie
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, dwl 81 Clementina
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom, rear
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Harrison and Eight-
eenth
Dempsey Patrick, tanner Sedgley & Davis, dwl cor Twen-
tieth and Florida
Dempsev Peter, attorney at law, office 421 Montgomery,
dwrill4 Stockton
Dempsey Peter, laborer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 59
Stevenson, rear
Dempsev Silver Mining Co. (Panamint, Cal.), office 330
Pine
Dempster Alexander, woolgrader Thomas Bailey & Co.,
dwl 132 Fifth
Dempster Clancy J., merchant, dwl 34 Glen Park Av
Dempster James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dempster Patrick J., waiter 5 Sixth, dwl 3 Taylor
Den Alfred W. , student Medical Department University
of California, dwl 1307 Stockton
Den Nicholas, laborer, dwl 134 Clara
Den Nicholas C. V., stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery,
dwl 614 Sutter
Denagre John, barkeeper, dwl 422 Vallejo
Denahy Daniel, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr Six-
mile House
Denahy Jeremiah, toU-gate keeper Ocean Beach Road nr
Ocean View House
Denahy James, laborer, dwl 162 Clara
Denahy John, laborer, dwl 26 Natoma
Denahy William, roofer, dwl 163i Jessie
Denahy. See Dennehy
Denanny John, clerk PeLxotto & Silverman, dwl 260 Te-
hama
Denaveaux Martin (Denaveaux <JE: Maison), dwl 17 Yerba
Buena
Denaveaux & Maison {Martin Denaveaux and Henry A.
Mai-ion), importers wines and liquors, 605 Front
Dence John, proprietor Boston House, 162 First
Denechaud Dolores Mrs., dressmaker, 916 Howard
Denechaud Jean, cook Cliff Hi,'Ut-e, Point Lobos Av
Denegre Mary (widow), dwl 11 Water
Denegri Agostino, with J. P. Tenthorey &. Co., dwl 6 La-
fayette PI
Denegri Juan Baptiste, liquor saloon, 535 Sacramento, dwl
422 Vallejo, rear
Denehay M., carpenter Machinery Department U. S. Mint
Denell Samuel, teamster, dwl 1125 Mission
Denenjort William H., watchmaker, dwi 348 Fourth
Denev Gustav, porter Frattinger i: Noll, dwl 10 Franklin
Deneving Charles F. , framemoimter Morris, Schwab & Co. ,
dwl 411 Clementina
Deney Eniest M., foreman E. G. Lyons & Co., dwl 1024
Dupont
Denfrew Julius, porter, dwl 61 4f Minna
Dengler M. V. C., cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,
dwl IS First
Dengler VhiVip (Denqler li: Bhim and Dengler (£■ Breil-
iaq), dwl 229i llinna
Dengler & Blmn {Philip Dengler and Henry Blum),
butchers, M nr Fourth Av, South S. F.
Dengler & Breiling {Philip Dengler and Frank Breiling),
market, 125 Third
Denham Helena (widow), billiard saloon, SW cor Mont-
gonierj' Av and Kearnv, dwl 915 Montgomery
Denhard John {Walter <£■ Co.\ dwl 62i Shipley
Denholder C. Sirs., housekeeper, dwl 102 O'Farrell
Denian Paul, cabinetmaker, 610 Vallejo
Denicke Bros. {Ernst A. and Martin), cigar manufactur-
ers, 310 Washington
Denicke Ernst A. (Denicke Brosi.), dwl 921 Larkin
Denicke F., physician, office 418 Kearny, dwl 1114 Folsom
Denicke Martin {Denicke Bro.s.\ dwl lil4 Folsom
Denielarch Nicholas, fisherman, foot Clay
Denidt Constance Mrs., dwi 915 Clay
Denigan Thomas {Christy d* Wine), dwl 218 Fair Oaks
Denike William J., house and signpainter, 720 Washing-
ton, dwl 1204 Broadway, rear
Denin John, expressman, dwl 212 Broadway
Denin Kate Miss, actress, dwl Seventeenth bet Valencia
and Guerrero
Denin William, stableman, dwl 227 Stevenson
Denino John, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Denis Vincente, dwl 1413 Sacramento
Denison Ami P. {Dahl iL- D.), dwl 574 Folsom
Denison Charles H., insurance agent, office 531 California,
res Alameda
Denison S. L. (widow), furnished rooms, 721 Harrison
Denison Thomas S., dwl 721 Harrison
Denison. See Dennison and Denniston
Denke Hermann, tailor, dwl NE cor Broadway and Kear
Denkert Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl !
535 Pine |
DEN.MAN J.4IMES, superintendent common schools
City and Countv, office 22 City Hall second floor, dwl '
203 Turk
Denman Patrick, special policeman, dwl Church bet Six- |
teenth and Seventeenth )
DE^'.fLlKU, Nicholas Sonnichsen consul, office 221 San- I
som I
Denn John, clerk I. Friedlander, Oakland Wharf, dwl 668 i
Harrison
Denneen John, expressman, dwl 404 Broadway
Dennehy Denis, boot and shoemaker, dwl SE cor Kearny
and Union
Dennehy M., carpenter Palace Hotel
rtennell J. A., captain bark Oregunian, office 44 Market
Denner Peter, expressman, dwl S Heron
Dennery B. & Co. {J. Kukn), crockery and glassware, 311
Pine
Dennery Bernard (£. Dennery li- Co.), dwl 409 Van Ness
Av
Dennery Leon L., salesman D. Samuels, dwl 5 Martha PI
Dennigan Frank, laborer, dwi 55 Shipley
Dennin Daniel, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 812
Folsom
Denning Louisa M. (widow), dwl 823 Howard
Denning Margaret, furnished rooms, 813 Howard
Denning Mar\' (widow), dwl 721 Da\i8
Denning William, hostler Thomas Bolan, dwl 227 Stev
Denning William, oiler stm Pacific
FACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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DenniDger Charles, baker Berahard Kramer, dwl 626
Grove
Denninffer Charles Ferdinand, turner Sanborn & Bymea,
dwl 626 Grove
Dennis , dwl 1105 Montgomery
Dennis , dwl 902 Clay
Dennis Andrew (colored), coachman, dwl 1106 Clay
Dennis Charles, waiter John Cory
Dennis Charles T., sexton Calvary Church, dwl 1922 Tay-
lor
Dennis George Charles, wheelwright, dwl 270 Folsom
Dennis George W. (colored), laborer Fashion Stables, dwl
cor Fourteenth Av and P, South S. F
Dennis James S., barkeeper Adams Kjbbe, dwl 3 Seventh
Dennis John, baker, dwl lOS First
Dennis John, laborer Palace Hotel
Dennis John R., st<5necutter Frank Williams, dwl 367
Eleventh
Dennis Joseph, laborer, dwl 313 Main
Dennis June, bootblack Diefenbacher & Bro., dwl 7 Miles
1 PI
Dennis Madigan, mason, dwl 214 First
I Deimis Marv (widow), dwl 150 Linden Av
[ Dennis Mar\- Mrs., candies, 1404 Sttickton
Deimis Michael, mariner, dwl 417 Broadway
Dennis Peter, watchman California Mills, dwl 1920 Taylor
Dennis Samuel, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 256 Clementina
DEWIis SAJUXL W.. dentist, office 33 Kearny, dwl
S s Francisco bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Dennis Sarah Miss, shoefitter I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwi 1.50 Linden Av
Dennis Thomas W., foundryman, dwl 552 Natoma
Dennis Vincent, survevor, dwl 1413 Sacramento
Dennis William, flourpacker F. D. Conro & Son
Dennis Wilham E., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 37 Te-
hama
Detmison Ami P., dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Dennison D.. cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Dennison Daniel (Dennison tt- Stackpole),Tes Sacramento
Dennison Ezra F., farmer, dwl N 8 Fourteenth bet How-
ard and Folsom
Dennison Frank, carpenter, dwl 36 Valparaiso
Dennison Harrj-, dwl 319 Bush
Dennison Joseph, confectioner, dwl 1404 Stockton
Dennison Joseph, waiter Philip Donoho, dwl 320 Clay
D^pnison L. Mrs. (widow), dwl 512 Stockton
Dennison Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
Twenty -eighth bet Harrison and Bryant
Dennison Thomas, special policeman, dwi 721 Harrison
Dennison William, farmer, dwl San Miguel Ranch, Ocean
House Road
Dennison William E., bookkeeper John Taylor & Co., dwl
Fourteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Dennison & Stackpole (Danvil Dennison and Joseph L.
Staci-pole), propriefcirs Golden Gate Driving Park,
Point Lobos Av 5 miles from City Hall
DEXNLSTOX EDW.4RD «., proprietor San Fran-
cisco Gold and Silver Plating Works, 653 and 655
Mission, dwl 720 Mission
Denniston Isaac V., silverplater Edward G. Denniston,
dwl 529 Seventeenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Denniston James Mrs. (widow), real estate, dwl Russ
House
Denniston Mary J. (widow), dwl 1520 Hyde
Denniston. See Denison and Dennison
Penny . stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Denny A., nine merchant. SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Denny Alfred M., with Edward Denny 4; Co., 612 Sacra-
mento, dwl 570 Howard
Dennv Anna Miss, hairdresser, dwl 129 Dora
Deniiv Daniel, laborer, dwl 561 Stevenson, rear
Denny Edward (EJimrd Denmj <t Co.), dwl W s Shotwell
bet Twentv-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Denny Edward A Co., wholesale and retail stationers and
bO':>k and jobprinters, 512 Sacramento
Dennv Emma A. Mrs., dwl 725 Shotwell
Dennv G. J., marine and landscape painter, studio 611
Clay
Denny James, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Denny John, carpenter, dwl 129 Dora
Denny John, engineer, dwl 424 Third
Denny John W.. carpenter Pacific MaU S. S. Co. 3 Wharf,
dwl 11 Rausch
Denny John W.. painter, dwl 200 EUis
Denny Maggie Miss, hairdresser, dwl 129 Dora
Denny Margaret E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwi 1210 Polk
Dennv Sarah (widow), dwl 129 Dora ,
Denny Timothy, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co. a Wlioif,
dwl 465 Mlima
Denny W. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 537 Brannan
Denny William, clerk J. H. Tobin, dwi 465 Minna
DenoAmbla. shoemaker, dwi 48 Louisa
Denoon LawTence, laborer, dwl King St. House
Denoon R. P., miner, dwl 410 Jones
Densler , waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Densmore Gilbert B., journalist Morning Call
Densraore. See Dinsmore
Denstorff Hugo, driver Charles Goebel, dwi 1618 Stockton
Dent Francis S., carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 6 Ewer
Dent George W., appraiser U. S. Custom House, dwl 313
Oak
Dent Henrv, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Dent Henry S., workman C S. Mint, dwl 155 Octavia
Dent John" farmer, dwl 1005^ Mason
Dent Patrick, cooper, dwl 17 Heron
Dent Robert, rigger William Green, dwl 16 Howard
Deutham Heiirj", machinist, dwl XE cor M and Guerrero
Dentman Frank, laborer, dwi IS Natoma
Denton A. (widow), furnished rooms, 920 Washington
Denton David H., dwl 1309 Sbick^in
Denton Gilbert, carpenter, dwl 13 Stockbin
Denton W., capitalist, dwl Brooklpi Hotel
Denner William, carpenter, dwi W s Castro nr Eighteenth
Denu George, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 5
Park Av
Denyard Joseph, laborer William Hall, dwi Visitacion
Vallev Road bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
Denzler Jacob, Philadelphia Brewery Depot, 5 Cedar Av
Deone Thomas, dwl 712 Shotwell
Deorfler Bernard, cook F. Conrades, dwl 220 Stevenson
Depauli Fred., marblecutter S. Campodonico, dwl Fulton
bet Van Sess Av and Polk
Depee Cornelia (widow, colored), dwi 103 Bernard
Depello James, fisherman, dwl 22 Clay
Depierris Henrv- A., physician, office and dwl W s Mont-
gomery Av'bet Broadway and Vallejo
Deppe .-Ubert, carpenter, dwi 5 Folsom Av
Deppe Bernard, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 5 Fol Av
Depreville Eugene, fishdealer, dwl cor Gough and McAl-
lister
Deranev Terrence. laborer, dwl 235i Minna
DERBEC ETIE>\E, publisher and proprietor Cour-
rier de San Francisco, office 536 Clay
Derby Charles, conductor Central Pacific R R., dwl 147
Third
Derby Consolidated Mining Co. (Utah), office 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Derbv C. W., clerk, dwl 147 Hunt
Derby Edward M., lumber and commission, 226 Clay, rea
Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Derbv E. L., civil engineer, dwl 572 Folsom
DerbV E. L., carpenter Palace Hotel
Derbv Maria Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
Derbv Richard, clerk Auditor's Office Central Pacific R. B.
steamers, dwl 1217 CaUfomia
Derby Thomas, mining secretary, office 3-20 Sansom, dwl
Derby William, teamster Merrifleld & Rosener, dwl 1040
Mission
Derden Matthew, chemist, dwl 15 Momroe
Derham Bartholemew, baker, dwl -20 Bernard
Derham Hyacinth Rev., dwi St. Dominic's Monastery,
XW cor Bush and Steiner
Derham James, baker, dwl 1006 Clay
Derham James, salesman A. Lnsk « Co., dwl 806 Green
Derham J. F., hamessmaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 54
Bernard
Derham J. H. Rev., assistant pastor St. Bridget s Church,
dwl SW cor Broadway and Van Xess Av
Derham John F., trunkmaker, dwi 1006 Clay
Derham Marv, furnished rooms, 1006 Clay
Derham William, salesman, dwi 1006 Clay
Derham. See Durham
Deri Ferdinand, waiter, dwl 11 Kearny . , „„ d.
Deri Lorenzo, porter Swiss- American Bank, dwl 625 Par-
cific, rear
Derleth John, cabinetmaker, dwl 435 Pine
Denner Charles, business manager Chiarini's Circus, dwl
International Hotel
Denner Christopher, carrier, dwl 277 Stevenson
Dermody Charles, brakeman Southern Pacific R. R., cor
Foiirth and Tow-nsend
Dermody James, watchman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Derm.jdy James W., bookkeeper Pacific Box Manufactur-
ing "Co., dwl 1213 Tyler
Demodv Michael, dwl SW cor Franklin and Tyler
Dermott George, confectioner Grossfield & Pitt, dwl 531
Tehama
Get yourEastem Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 CaUfornia Market.
3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Dern John, barkeeper Overland House, 533 Sacramento
Dem Nichiilas, cooper, dwl IS First
Dernham A., bookkeeper Hecht Bros., dwl 113 Stockton
Dernin Michael, teamster, dwl cor Leavenworth and Tyler
Denis J. D., cooper, dwl 7V Clementina
Derome L., brassmolder William T. Garratt, dwl 34 Moss
Derome William, brassmolder William T. Garratt, dwl 34
Moss
Deroy , dwl 424 Sansom
DEICKF. AUGUST, winesand liquors, 438 Jackson, dwl
422 Vallejo
Derrick Margaret L. (widow), janitress Girls' High School,
dwl 1238 Bush
Derrickson William, master mariner, dwl Wmdsor House
DeiTy William R., expresswagon, NE cor Clay and Bat-
tery, dwl 1212 Vallejo
DesartAntoine, barber, dwl 1226 Clay
Desautel Nelson, shoemaker Stevens & Dugan, dwl 202
Desbeck John, attorney at law, office and dwl 26 and 26
Montgomery Blocii
Descalzo Antonio {Descalzo & Cadenasso), dwl 515 Merch
Descalzo Luke, laborer, dwl NE cor Turk and Polk
Descalzo & Cadenasso (Antmiw Descalzo and Joseph
Cadenasso), restaurant, 515 Merchant
Descamps August, tailor, dwl 021 Pacific, rear
Descharie Juan, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Deseaise Mesieri, laundryman Van Ness Avenue Laun-
dry, W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Desebrock Frederick, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Deseker John, laborer McGrath & Co., dwl E 8 Van Ness
Av bet Eddy and Turk
Desenfaut Eugenie (widow), dwl 911 Pacific
Desenfant Paul, poultrjinan J. B. Sportono, dwl 911 Pac
Deserelo D., blacksmith, dwl 314 Pacific
Deserich Michael, molder City Iron Works, dwl 431 Pme
Deserza Nicholas, fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Desire Joseph, ironraolder, dwl 522 Pine
Desmaris Paul, clerk P. Lefevre & Co., dwl 999 Market
Desmond , carpenter, dwl 1U14 Mason, rear
Desmond Andrew, gardener Lone Mountain, dwl S 8 Bush
bet Baker and Lyon
Desmond Cornehus, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
144 Shipley
Desmond Cornelius, hats, 6 New Montgomery, Grand
Hotel, dwl 1008 Mission
Desmond Cornelius, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Desmond Cornelius, shoemaker, dwl 618 SLxteenth
Desmond Daniel, carpenter, dwl 1500 Franklin
Desmond Daniel, expressman, NE cor California and
Drumm, dwl cor Fourth and Bryant
Desmond Daniel, expresswagon, dwl Columbia bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth, Bernal Heights
Desmond Daniel, laborer, dwl 604 Fourth
Desmond Daniel, wheelwright Hem-y F. Williams, dwl 16
Freelon
Desmond Edward, longshoreman, dwl King St. House
Desmond E. J. (widow), dwl 1506 Jones, rear
Desmond F., carpenter Palace Hotel
Desmond F. , waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Desmond Felix, painter H. M. Black & Co., dwl 419 Pac
Desmond James, laborer, dwl 212 Seventeenth
Desmond Jeremiah, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Desmond Jeremiah C, bookkeeper Cornelius Desmond,
dwl 1008 Mission
Desmond Jeremiah J., insurance broker, office 14 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl SITJ Post
Desmond Jerry, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel
Desmond Johamia Miss, milliner, 10 Second
Desmond John, adjuster sewing machines A. Mead & Co.,
dwl 761 Mission
Desmond John, asphaltum roofer, dwl 423 Bush
Desmond John, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl SW cor
Vallejo and Davis
Desmond John, laborer, dwl E s Bartol nr Broadway
Desmond Joseph D., with Wolf Fleischer, dwl 204 Mont
Desmond Michael (Desmond A Bro.), dwl 326 Broadway
Desmond P., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Desmond Patrick (iJcsmonii it Bro.), dwl 326 Broadway
Desmond Patrick, hostler J. G. Scovern, dwl 120 Wdliam
Desmond Walter, salesman, dwl 444 Sixth
Desmond William, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 21
Garden
Desmond William, expressman, dwl 248 Fourth
Desmond William, laborer, dwl 940 Stevenson
Desmond William J., hatter Cornelius Desmond, dwl 8l7i
Post
Desmond & Bro. (Michael and Patrick), groceries and
liquors, 326 Broadway
Desmu Rosalie (widow), furnished rooms, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Vallejo
Desneufbourgs Leopold, professor languages, dwl 520
O'Farrell, rear
Despiegelaire Pierre, dwl 362 Natoma
Despoix Frank, dwl 327i Chestnut
Desponds Charles E., bookkeeper Paul Eousset, dwl 10
John
Desprez Constant, dwl 332 Shipley
Desprez Ferdinand, upholsterer and mattressmaker, 431
Sutter
Desrosier Charles, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl N s
Sixteenth Av ur G, South S. F.
Desrosier Hercules, carpenter, dwl S 8 Fourteenth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Dessaa John, clerk James E. Gamiss, 13 Merchants' Ex-
change
Dessacker John, laborer, dwl 882 Van Ness Av
Dessecau Louis, marblepohsher Charles Roche, dwl 701
Lombard
Destanepes August (B. & A. Destancpes), dwl E s San
Bruno Eoad bet Twenty-sLxth and Twenty-seventh
Destanepes B. & A. tannery, E s San Bruno Road bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Destanepes Bertrand (B. & A. Destenepes), dwl E 3 San
Bnmo Road bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Desty Robert, attornev at law, office 611 Clay
Detels Henry D. (M. lb H. D. Detels), res Oakland
Detels M. & H. D., liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento and
Davis
Detels Martin, groceries and liquors, cor Mam and Har-
rison (and M. <k II. D. Detels and Detels A Schnei-
der), dwl 216 Harrison
Detels William P., machinist, dwl 216 Harrison
Detels cSi Schneider (Martin Detels and Nicholas Schnei-
der), liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and Davis
Deter Henry, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Detge N., musician, dwl 7i Grove Av
Detgen A. (Queller A D.), dwl NE cor Fourth and Silver
Detje Eliza Mrs., midwife, dwl 7i Oak Grove Av
Detje Martin, driver B. Natham & Co., dwl 7J Oak Grove
Av
Detlefsen F. H. , salesman Stange & Hink, dwl 862 Folsom
Detlow Thomas G., miner, dwl 408 Greenmch
Detrick E. & Co., Pacific Steam Bag Factory, 123 Clay and
lis and 120 Commercial
Detrick Edington (E. Detrick & Co.), dwl 1621 Larkin
Detrick J. S., foundryman Union Iron Works, dwl 643
Folsom
Dettelson Peter, dwl 12 Washington
Dettleback M., laborer, dwl 75 Clara
Dettman L. (Sanders il- Co.), dwl 421 Mission
Dettmar Charles H., jobprmter Kane & Cook, dwl 117
Mason
Dettmar H., tailor, 402 Brannan
Dettmar Henry (Dettmar i- Schmitt), dwl 117 Mason
Dettmar John A., driver G. Groezinger, dwl 516 Vallejo
Dettmar & Schmitt(IIenry Dettmar and Jacob Sehmitt),
oyster saloon, 47-50 Grand Central Market
Dettiier George, liquor saloon, 228 Pacific, dwl 628 Bat
Deturier Frederick, laborer Palace Hotel
Deucher Alford, boarding and liquor saloon, SE cor Sec-
ond and Clementina
Deuel Heiirv, carpenter, 417 Bush
DEIiPKKY EUGKMK N., attorney at law, office 606
Jloiitgomerv room 7, dwl 517 Bush
Deus Dolores, pantryman stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co. ^
Deussing Titus, clerk Locan & Co., dwl 76 Clementina
Deutsch Charles, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232
Deutsch Jacob (Jacob Deutsch A Co.), dwl 637 Fulton
Deutsch Jacob & Co. (David Schoenberg), manufacturers
solder metals, N s Birch Av bet Laguna and Octa,via
DElITSt'H M. *t CO. (Michael Deutsch and Jacob
Greeneieald), restaurant and bakery, 614 Clay
Deutsch Michael (M. Deutsch d- Co.), dwl 905 Geary
Deutscher John, tinsmith, dwl cor Nevada and Kansas
Devall George A., porter U. S. Marshal, dwl U. S. Court
Building room 43
Devan Hugh, milkranch, N 8 Silver Av nr Golden City
House
Devan Mary Miss, fursewer I. Shirpser, dwl 418 Brannan
Devan Patrick F., porter Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl 418 Bran
Devaney Terrence, laborer, dwl 236^ Minna
Devanney Bartholomew, horseshoer Duimigan & O'Dea,
dwl San Francisco Hotel
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JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Merchant.
Devaurs Francis, expresswagon, 1022 Dupont, dwl 365
Natoma
Develin James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 54 First
Develin Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 153 Third
Develin John, barkeeper, dwl 18 Ohio
Deveney Henrj', tanner, dwl 111 Clinton
Deveney James, seaman, dwl 504 Daiiis
Devenney John, porter Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl cor
Russ and Natoma
Dever Andrew, laborer, dwl 12 Broadway
Dever Cliarles, molder Savage & Son, dwl 405 Clementina
Dever James, metfirman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 217
Minna
Dever John, laborer, dwl W s Clara Av nr Sixteenth
Dever John, marblecutter, dwl 312 Fifth
Dever John, teamster Alms House
Dever Thomas, shipcalker, dwl 54 Clara
Dever Thomas, shipcalker, dwl cor Dora and Folsom
Devereaux Elizabeth (widow), dwl NW cor Fulton and
De\'isadero
Devereaux George, waiter 229 Second
Deverell Richard, seaman stm Bullion, Black Point
Devereux Non-all, laborer 509 Sacramento
Deverger Henry, clerk Dexter & Co., dwl 175 Howard
Deveron Duncan, third assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Costa Rica
Devers John, teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl NE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Devers Martin G., housepainter, dwl S b Laurel Av bet
Buchanan and Webster
Devine A., clerk, dwl 253 Stevenson
De\-ine Ann (widow), dwl Bemal nr Precita Av, Bemal
Heights
Devine Annie Mrs., shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
469 Clenientina
Devine Benjamin, drayman cor Sansom and Jackson
De-iine David, tinsmith, dwl 409 Clementina
Devine Dennis B., liquor saloon, SW cor Polk and Pacific
Devine Francis P., bookkeeper, dwl 564 Minna
De\ine Henrj', dwl 31 Hinckley
Devine Henr\', cook 54S Clay, dwl 558^ Howard
De\ine James {John C. Moody ct Co.), dwl 230 Kearny
Define James, hostler Pacific Ice Co., dwl NE cor Pacific
and Sansom
Devine James, laborer Agricultural Fair Race Groimds
Devine James, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 429
Chestnut, rear
De\nne James T., tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwi 632^
Minna
Devine Jane (widow), seamstress, dwl 3 Moulton PI
De\ine John, apothecary A. Me^^y & Co., dwl 636 Green
Devine John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Devine John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Devine John, tailor, 5 Noble PI
Devine Lena Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl 706 California
Devine Mark A., lettercarrier Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 520
Sutter
Devine Marj' Jane (widow), furnished rooms, 706 Cal
Devine Nicholas B., laborer, dwl Hermitage Hotel
Devine Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 778i Har
Devine Peter, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 429
Chestnut, rear
Devine Thomas, laborer, dwl 26 Allen
Devine Thomas, laborer, dwl 32 Ritch
Devine Thomas, mining, dwl 520 Sutter
Devine Thomas, pianist, dwl 304 Beale
Devine W., boilemiaker MojTiihan & Aitken
Devine William, boatman, dwl 5 Bay
Devine William, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Devinney John, porter, dwl NW cor Russ and Natoma
Devinney Joseph L., stevedore, d*! 272 Brannan
Devisme Henry, upholsterer, dwl 1606 Stockton
Devitt Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 534 Howard
Devitt Mary (widow), seamstress, dwl 510 Sixth
Devlin '-, dwl 424 Sansom
Devlin Andrew, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl Minna
bet Fourth and Fifth
Devlin Catherine (widow), dwl 54 Shipley
Devlin Henry A., dwi 1116 Mission
Devlin James, contractor and builder, dwi 1812 Dupont
Devlin James, porter Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl 56
Clementina
Devlin John, dwl 18 Ohio
Devlin John, hackman Plaza, dwl 1320 Jackson
Devlin Matthew, poUceman City Hall, dwi (510) 506 Sev-
enth
Devlin Man' Mrs., dwi 147 Minna
Devlin Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Devlin Peter, foundrj-man. dwl 43 Minna
Devlin Thomas, longshoreman, dwi 313 Main
Devoe Benjamin O., director Savings and Loan Society,
office 619 Clay, dwi 1116 Powell
Devoe Oscar, bricklayer, dwi 47 Second
Devolk John, street mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Devoll William, printer California Farmer, dwi 1910 Stock
Devon Mary Miss, chambermaid Arlington House, 127
Keamy
Devoto David, laborer Benedetto Cereghino, dwi 428 Pac
Devoy Harry, musician Buckley's Varieties, dwi 1014 Kear
Dewalt George, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 762
Bryant
Dewar Donald, bandsawyer D. A. Macdouald &Co., dwi
546J Bn-ant
Dewar John R., fireman Bay View Distillery, dwl Twen-
tieth Av nr G, South S. F.
Dewes August, baker, dwl 203 Post
Dewev Alfred T. (Deuey d; Co.), res Oakland
DEWEY CHARLES II., watches, diamonds, and
jewelrj-, 433 Montgomery, dwl Russ House
Dewey Edward, printer, dwl" 724 Mission
Dewey Eugene, broker, dwl Grand Hotel
Dewey George, musician, dwi 316 Pine
Dewey John A., helper Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 949
Harrison
Dewev Peter, dwl 221 Pacific
Dewey S. P., capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
DEWEV A CO, {Alfred T. Deicey, Warren B. Ewer,
George H. Stronq, and John L. Boone), publishers
and proprietors Mining and Scientific Press and Pacific
Rural Press, American and foreign patent agents,
and wood engravers, 224 Sansom
Dewick William, hostler John Mann, dwi 907 Larkin
Dewimess Louis, driver James McGinn, 717 Market
Dewing Charles A., clerk F. Dewing & Co., dwl 1005 Cal
DEWI\t; F. A CO. {Jatties Dewing), subscription
book agents, office 542 California
Dewing Fi-ancis {F. Dewing S- Co.), dwi 1005 California
Dewing James (F. Dewing d: Co.), dwi 1005 California
Dewis Jacob, tailor 131 Second, dwl 176 Minna
Dewiscort Peter, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Dewitt Andrew, carpenter, dwi 14 Clinton
Dewitt E., superintendent City R. R., dwi 32 Twelfth
Dewitt Jane Mrs., weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl Stevenson bet Mission and Valencia
Dewitt John, assistant librarian S. F. Law Library
Dewitte Basconi, teamster Wesley Diggins, dwi N s Sutter
bet Broderick and Devisadero
Dexter Albert, elevator conductor CosmopoUtan Hotel
Dexter Albert G., locksmith and bellhanger, 219i Dupont
Dexter Building, 417 Keamy
Dexter C. H. Jr., clerk, dwl 13 Stockton
Dex-ter Dennis, teamster Lambert, Palmer & Co., dwl 7
Laskie
Dexter Forester W., driver Eliphas Maginnis, dwi S b
Bush bet Buchanan and Laguna
Dexter Franklin {Dexter tt Co.). res Oakland
Dexter James {Dexter ct Co.), dwl W s Pennsylvania bet
Solano and Butte
Dexi^er Joseph, polisher S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk and
Fillmore
Dexter L., captam Pacific Mail S. S. Co., office NW cor
Sacramento and Leidesdorff
Dexter M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Taylor
Dexter Nancy N. (widow), boarding, 327 Larkin
Dexter Peter B., messenger Southern Pac. R. R., dwl W
8 Fourih bet King and Berry
Dexter Silver Mining Co. (Virginia, Nev.), office 411^
California room 3
Dexter Stables, Crittenden & Dalton proprietors, 223
Bush
Dexter William H., drajmian. NE cor Wash and Davis
Dexter Windmill Co., office 601 California room 2
Dexter & Co. {Franklin and James Dexter), wholesale
confectioners, 526 Washington
Deyer George F., bricklayer, dwi 814 Sansom
Deyhle Adolph, barkeeper Heitmann & Vogelreiter, dwl
1023 Kearny
Dezalus Alfred, cook Occidental Hotel
Dezaldo Ramon, notar>- public and commissioner deeds,
office SE cor Montgomery and Sacramento, dwi SE
cor Valencia and Twentieth
Dezaux Alfred P., cigars and tobacco, 832 Market, dwl S
s Geary bet Dupont and Keamy
Dhal Iheodore, carpenter, dwi 18 Minna
Dhue John, stonecutter Charles McVicker, dwi 8 Miller
PI
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Establishea 1852.
Dhue Roderick, cellarman Henrj' Gerke, dwl 10 St.
Charles PI
Diagnall James B., laborer, dwl 1127 Folsom
Diagnall James B. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 1127 Folsom
Diahl Charles C, instrumentmaker Electrical Con. and
M. Co., dwl llli Minna
Dial Tlie (semi-monthly), John H. Carmany & Co. pub-
lisher, office 409 Washington
Diamant, Berliner & Co. (Bernard Diamant, Herman
A. Berliner, (Mid Leopold Saenger), manufacturers
boys' clothing, 4 Battery
Diamant Bernard (Diamant, Berliner & Co.), dwl 905
McAllister
Diamant Leopold (Buyer, Reich i- Co.), dwl 240 Stev
Diamond Drill Co., A. J. Severance & Co. agents, office
315 California
Diamond J., gasfitter Palaee Hotel
Dimond James, liquor saloon, 124 Fourth, (and Mason
<t D.), dwl 64 Everett
Diamond John, laborer dwl 123 Shipley
Diamond Joseph, engineer, dwl 254 Jessaie
Diamond Silver Mining Co. (Wliit* Pine Co., Nev.), of-
fice 403 Montgomery room 23
Diamond Spring Bed Manufacturing Co., T. L. Bibbins
secretary-, office 402 Kearny
Diamond. Sec Dimond
Dianan J. B., harnesswasher William E. Bridge, dwl 9
Jane PI
Dias Peter, clerk Henry Klindt, dwl 917 Washington
Dias Tomaso, vaquero Miller & Lux
Diaz Anton, deckhand atm Amador, dwl W a Sansom bet
Filbert and Union
Diaz George A., deckhand stm Contra Costa, dwl 1403
Stockton
Diaz Manuel, mariner, dwl 717 Davis
Dibbern Henry, clerk Hagan & Manheim, dwl 621J Stev-
enson
Dibble F. J. , instrumentmaker Electrical Con. andM. Co.,
dwl lii^t Kearny
Dibble William S., bookkeeper Brittan, Holhrook & Co.,
dwl E s Treat Av bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Dibblee Albert, shipping and commission merchant, 38
California, res San Rafael
Dibley Joseph, clerk, dwl 1220 Market
Dicau'd Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Dice Charles (D. R. Billings i- Co.). dwl 522 Filbert
Dick , machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Dick Alexander, molder City Iron Works, dwl 16 Anthony
Dick B. C, insurance agent, 315 California room 1, dwl
726 California
Dick David, merchant, office SW cor Front and Jackson,
dwl 107 O'Farrell
Dick John, baker, dwl 636 Commercial
Dick Robert D., engineer John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl
726 Minna
Dick Stephen W., real estate, dwl SE cor Ellis and Frank-
lin
Dick Thomas, with California Broom Factory, dwl 417J Te-
hama
Dickens Alfred, longshoreman, dwl 22 Frederick
Dickens. See Dickins
Dickerson David E., builder, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Dickerson Grant A., broker, dwl 230 Kearny
Dickerson W. S. A. (Cummings <fc Dickerson), res Oak-
land
Dickey E. G., bartender James R. Dickey, Agricultural
Fair Race Grounds
Dickey James R., liquor saloon. Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds, cor Seventh Av and Fulton
Dickey John T., dwl 221 Austin
Dickie Bros (John, James, William, and George W.),
shipbuilders, office 642 Second
Dickie George W., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
(ctiid Dickie Bros.), dwl 670 Harrison
Dickie James (Dickie Bros.), dwl 642 Second
Dickie John (Dickit Bros.), dwl 39 Stanford
Dickie William (Dickie Bros.), dwl 642 Second
Dick-ins E. F., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stockton
Dickins Ida E. Mias, teacher Silver St. Primary School,
dwl 619 Larkin
Dickins Thomas W., dwl 619 Larkin
Dickins Walter, bookkeeper W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 619
Larkin
Dickinson Allen, dwl 314 Bush
Dickinson Charles H., policeman City Hall, dwl 548 Fol
Dickinson Harvey, broker, dwl 423 Union
Dickinson James, receiver Central R. R., dwl 116 Taylor
Dickinson James G., salesman 76 California Market, dwl 5
Howard Court
Dickinson John, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 307 Seventh
Dickinson John H. , attorney at law, office 504 Keaniy (and
Du Br\ttz ,t D.), dwl 518 Geary
Dickinson Obadiah, merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dickinson Robert D., clerk, dwl 116 Page
Dickinson Robert E., bookkeeper John Robl, dwl 1105
Powell
Dickinson Stanhope, real-estate agent, dwl 76 Natoma
Dickinson Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 719 How
Dickinson William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Dickman Charles F., porter Grand Hotel Billiard Saloon,
dwl 312 Tehama
Dickmann Peter, laborer, dwl 19 Langton
Dickquanay Joseph P. (colored), porter 432 California, dwl
14 Virginia
Dicks Henry, liquor saloon, dwl 3051 Sixteenth
Dickson Alexander, solicitor Henry Keller & Co., dwl
Webb House
Dickson Benjamin, dwl 37 Second
Dickson Dai-id M. , driver John A. Roy, dwl W a San Bru-
no Road nr Thirtieth
DI('KSO\. DE ■»TOLF * CO. (George Campbell and
Edward D. Heatley), importing, shipping, and com-
mission merchants, 410—114 Battery
Dickson Edmund, longshoreman, dwl 35 Steuart
Dickson G. E. (Harrison St D.), dwl NE cor Bush and
Stockton
Dickson George, laborer, dwl 25 Fifth Av
Dickson Horatio, agent, dwl 1114 Market
Dickson John, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
Montgomery Hotel
Dickson John, engineer, dwl 1223 Pacific
Dickson John, foreman California Mills, dwl 559 Mission
Dickson John, machinist, dwl 227 Second
Dickson Robert, clerk Cross & Co., res Oakland
Dickson Thomas, carpenter California Mills, dwl 231 Stev
Dickson William, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 320 Chestnut
Dickson William, piledriver E. 0. Boobar & Co., dwl 115
Second
Dickson. See Dixon
Dicus William H., captain stm Bullion, Black Point
Didier Frederick, dwl 532 Pacific
Diebline John, harnessmaker Ma.ximihan Shilling, dwl
548 Mission
Dieckmann Herman (Lankenau i; Co.), dwl W s Railroad
Av bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
Dieckmeyer Casper H., laborer, dwl 27 Park Av
Diederich Conrad, bakery, 122 Fifth
Diederich Henry, baker, NE cor Bush and Fillmore
Diederichsen William, captain tugboat Neptune, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Diederichson Charles, liquor saloon and boarding, NW
cor Sierra and Louisiana
Diedering Leopold, proprietor Pacific EaUroad House, 446
Brannan
Diedrioha M., dwl 835 Clay
Diedriksen Christian, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Diefenbacher George (Diefenbacher i- Bro.), dwl 527 Pine
Diefenbacher Jacob (Diefenbacher i- Bro.), dwl 627 Pine
Diefenbacher & Bro. (Jacob and George Diefenbacher),
hairdressers, 203 Third
Dieffenbacher J. B. , proprietor Horticultural Hall, dwl 312
Post
Diehl Conrad, saloon, 1226 and 1228 Dupont
Diel 'Valentine (widow), dwl 1602 Taylor
Dielman Robert, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Diemer John, liquor saloon, 831 Kearny
Dierck Frederick A., furniture and upholstering, 156-162
New Montgomery, dwl 60 Zoe
Diercks Frank C. (H. Meyer i- Co.). dwl 123J LiUy Av
Diercks Frederick, laborer, dwl 836 Harrison
Diercks Henry, carpenter, 905 J.aekson
Dieren Edward, dyeing and scouring, 612 Bush
Dierick Charles, cabinetmaker California Furniture Manuf .
Co. , dwl 145 Silver
Dierke Ludwig, bootmaker John Utschig, dwl 327 O'Far-
rell
Dierks Theodore (Dierlcs i- Sander), dwl 18 First
Dierks & Sander (Theodore Dierks and Louis Sander),
proprietors German Hotel, 18 First
Diers Henn', clerk Fogge & Co., dwl 120 Second
Diers William, driver Spreckles & Co., dwl 71-76 Everett
Diess Edmund, saloon, dwl 842 Vallejo
Dieter Henry, laborer S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwl 11 Union
PI
Dieterich Albert, helper Christian Dieterich, dwl S 3 Twen-
tieth nr Potrero Av
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Dieterich Christian, manufacturer trusses, supporters,
braces, etc., 703i Market, dwl S s Tn-entieth nr Po-
trero Av
Dieterich Christian Jr. , engineer, dwl S s Twentieth nr Po-
trero Av
Dietle Christian, bootmaker, 235 Bush, dwl 249 Stevenson
Dietler Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Dietrich Augusta Mrs., baker}-, 1321 Stockton
Dietrich C, carpenter, dwl Hotel Rhein
Dietrich Gustave, upholsterer American Exchange
Dietrich John, machinist, dwl 1321 Stockton
Dietrich JiUius, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills
Dietrich liVilliam, emplov^ Citv and County Hospital
Dietrich WUliam K., manager S. F. Packing and Provis-
ion Co., office 513 Washington, dwl 1422 Clay
Dietsch Frank, tanner GottUeb Dietsch, dwl E 8 Capp nr
Twcntv-fifth . ,^ ^
Dietsch Gottlieb, tanner, S 8 Serpentine Av nr I'wenty-
sixth, dwl NE cor Capp and Twenty-filth
Dietsch Louie, tanner Gottlieb Dietsch, dwl E 8 Capp nr
Twentv-fifth . , „
Dietterle Franklin C, clerk Joseph Wmdrow, dwl E s
Capp nr Twenty -third
Dietterler Helena (widow), dwl E s Capp nr Twenty -third
Dietz A. C. U. CZIiffzd- Co.), res Oakland
DIETZ A. €. A CO., importers and wholesale dealers
oils, paints, varnishes, and lamps, 224 Front
Dietz Adam, barber, dwl 312 Eighth
•Dietz Charles, teamster Giant Powder Works, S 8 Central
Road nr Twentieth Av
Dietz Christ A. F., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Dietz Frank, clerk Roger Cuttar, dwl 312 Eighth
Dietz G. Miss, teacher Union Primarj- School, dwl 812
Eighth
Dietz George F., bookkeeper, dwl 513 Taj-lor
Dietz Philip, baker, dwl 5 Folsom Av
Dieves Joseph T., helper U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Dieves J. P., musician, dwl 965 Castro
Diez A. L., hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 1606
Mason „ ,
DIEZ, BEBTZ «S CO. (C. C. Hfcz, J. Bertz, and
Josf A tonso). imp^irters leaf tobacco and manufact-
urers cigars, 413 Sacramento
Diez C. C. {Diei. Bertz i- Co.), dwl 2217 FiUmore
Difley Peter, builder, dwl 414 Eddy
Digean Angelina, laundress, 604 Broadway
Digg Joseph A., farmer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Digglns Augustus C. , contractor, dwl N s Sutter bet De-
%-isadero and Broderick
Diggins Byron, contractor, dwl N 8 Sutter bet Deviaadero
and Broderick .
Diggms Julius C, contractor, dwl N s Sutter bet Devisan
dero and Broderick .
Diggins Wesley, contractor, dwl N 8 Sutter bet Devisa^
dero and Broderick
Digle Peter, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Ditman Francis, calker, dwl 54 Sacramento
Dignau James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 21
Harrison Av «- j i t
Digney Luke, circus performer Chiarmi s Circus, dwl In-
ternational Hotel
Dijean Peter, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 ^ew Mont
Dikeman Daniel S., clerk, dwl 518 Lombard
Dikers William, master mariner, dwl 437 Fifth
Dikman Owen, engineer stm Mare Island.Green St. Wharf ,
dwl S07 Mason
Dilaroe Gahlard, pamter, dwl 8 Noble PI
Dilg Julius, clerk 27 Geary
Dilges Conrad, chop house, 64S Fourth
Dilges Jacob, liquor saloon, dwl 658 Bryant
DUl George H., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Dill Hamilton Q., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 275i aara , , „ „
Dill John P., compositor S. F. Directory, dwl 12 Bernard
Dill Theodore H., salesman Benedict & Co., dwl 24 Ellis
DUle Elbert R. Rev., pastor Bush St. M. E Church, dwl
2520 Bush , ^ , , . oo,;
Dillmann George P., liquor saloon and lodgings, B^
* Keamv
DiUmami Mathew, barkeeper, dwl 825 Kearny
Dillon Anna, carpetsewer Schlueter & Volberg, dwl 221
Minna o--*u
Dillon Bernard F., groceries and liquors, Sb cor bixtn
and Shipley, dwl 161 Shipley
Dillon Bridget (widow), dwl 405 Stevenson
Dillon Catherine (widow), dwl 1518 Mission
Dillon Charles, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Dillon Charles, liquors, dwl 503 Minna
Dillon Daniel, packer Leri Strauss & Co., dwl 306 Jessie
Dillon Daniel, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Dillon David, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Dillon Edward, porter Sutter St. House, 236 Sutter
Dillon Edward, salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 405 Stev
Dillon Edward, watchmaker Charles Pace, dwl 1715 Taylor
Dillon Frederich, laborer, dwl SW cor Folsom and Spear
Dillon George L.. teamster 215 Sacramento, dwl cor Kear-
ny and Francisco
Dillon James, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 111 Jessie
Dillon James, teamster A. Lusk & Co., dwl 242 Minna
Dillon James, teamster E. R. Thomann
Dillon James H., boot and shoemaker, dwl 830 Bdwy
Dillon J. B., collector, dwl What Cheer House
Dillon Jeremiah, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 139 Ship-
Dillon John, circus performer Chiarini's Circus, dwl In-
ternational Hotel
Dillon John, drayman Armes & Dallam, dwl Bay nr In-
dia Dock
Dillon John, real estate, dwl 111 Turk
Dillon John B., laborer Palace Hotel
Dillon John B., lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson
Dillon Joseph, laborer, dwl 444 Sixth
Dillon Luke, liquor saloon, N 8 Fulton bet Broderick and
Baker
Dillon Mary Miss, fursewer Lachman & Stemfels, dwl 107
William
Dillon Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl «
Dillon Michael, peddler, dwl 1713 Leavenworth, rear
Dillon Miles, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Dillon M. R. Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary Schixil, dwl 715 Taylor
Dillon Nicholas, laborer, dwl Sweeney nr Silver Av and
King
Dillon Patrick, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl Chattanoog*
nr Twentv-second
Dillon Patrick, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Dillon Richard, salesman Kerby, Byrne & Co, dwl S2fl
Haves
Dillon Robert, carriagepainter, dwl 325 Tehama
Dillon Thomas, porter Lazard FriSres, dwl 313 Sixth
Dillon Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Dillon Thomas, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl cor
Green and Sansom
Dillon Thomas H. (Dillon <t Sretv), dwl 375 Natoma
Dillon William, ironmolder, dwl 110 Shipley
Dillon William, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl S 8 Bartol nr
Broadway
Dillon William, teamster, dwl 321 Eighth
Dillon William, upholsterer, 741 Mission
DiUon William J., bookkeeper, dwl 909 Folsom
Dillon & Drew (Thomai Dillon and J. R. Drew), stair-
builders, 227 Spear
DUworth John, clerk A. F. Fuller, dwl 1013 Market
Diman Patrick, poultry, dwl 514 Minna
Dime Sarings Bank, W. S. Thompson president, J.
Crocker secretary, 646 Market
Dimmer Nicholas, groceries and Uquors, 719 Paciflc, dwl
SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Dimmick , molder Union Iron Works
Dimmock Mary Miss, dwl 29 Turk ,.,...
Dimon Charles L., special agent A. E. MagiU, dwl 43S
Second
Dimon Jacobs., capitalist dwll9 Elba
Dimon Jacob S. Jr., clerk Middleton & Co., dwl 19 Ellis
Dimond Michael, taUor Chas. O'Neil, dwl Puiilroad Lodg-
Dimond WiUiam H., clerk Williams, Blanchard ^ Co.,
res Oakland
Dunond. See Diamond
Dinan Dennis C, clerk C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co., dwl 9
Jane PI
Dinan Jeremiah, hamesScleaner, dwl 37 Natoma
Dinan Jeremiah B., laborer, dwl 9 Jane PI
Dinan John, baker, dwl 1124 Harrison
Dinan John, blacksmith Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1505i Frank-
Un
Dinan John, cook, St. Mary's Hospital
Dinan Timothy, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
520 Powell . ,
Dinan William, compositor California Christian Advocate,
dwl NW cor Pine and Mason
Dingberg John, laborer, dwl 363 Natoma
Dingeon Leon (Leun Diiujeon <t- Co.), dwl 922 Stockton
DL\eEO\' lEO>i A CO. (Jtdes Renault and Domv-
nico Tnhiwi), proprietors Maison Doree, 217 Kearny
Dingle John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
MOEGAIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyste
, VAN SCEAACZ & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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DIXVI'EY CnARlES L.. lumber and agent Port Lud-
luw Hills, Pier 4 Steuart, dwl 343 ftemunt
Dini Dominico, manufacturer statuarj-, X2S Union, rear
Dinkelspiel Emile, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 713
Post
Dinkelspiel Joseph (S. Farjeon ■£• Co.), dwl 1512 Bush
DIXKELSPIEL L. A <'0. (David Bloom, Joseph
Bloom, and Falk Steinhardt), importers and jobbers
dry and fancy goods, 111 Battery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel A Co.), dwl 713 Post
Dinkelspiel Louis, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 713
Post
Dinkelspiel M. (S. B. Dinkelspiel <t- Co.), res New York
Dinkelspiel M.. clerk Chas. Lehman, dwl 32S Third
Dinkelspiel Samuel B. (S. B. Dinkelspiel ct Co.), dwl 900
O'Farrell
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co. (Joseph Haberand M. Dinkelspiel),
importers watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 313 Bush
Dinneen .John, expressdriver, dwl 212 Broadway
Dinneen John W., seaman, dwl 13 Crook
Dimieen Patrick J., carpenter, Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
dwl 129 Dom
Dinneen Timothy, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
DinnieneJ. H., ornamental glasscutter John Mallon, dwl
Si-xteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Dinniene Timothy, clerk Tautphaus & Stark, dwl 529
First ^
Dinon Hugh, saloonhand stm New World, Front St. Wharf
Dinsey Henry, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Dinsmore C.'Mrs., dwl 220 Third
Dinsmore Samuel, foreman William T. Garratt, dwl 37
Fifth
Dinstbier Simon, butcher Michelessen, Brown!& Co., dwl
cor Ninth and Brannan
Diogene Leonard, cook, dwl 721 Pacific
Dios Paulina Mrs., dwl Galinto nr cor Sixteenth and Guer-
rero
Dioz Enns, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Dippel Henrv (Mnller i- Dippet), dwl 612 Jackson
Dippel John, barkeeper Muller & Dippel, dwl 612 Jack
Dippel Louis, bootblack, 604 Kearny, dwl Holden House
Dippel William G., tailor, 42J Geary
Dippen John, dwl 521^ Stevenson
Dippmann Julius, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co., dwl 576 Stevenson
Dircks Anton, seaman, dwl Minen'a House
Dircks Henrv, cook, dwl 112 Post
Dircks John J. , shipcar|ienter, dwl Ninth Av nr G, South
S. F., office 305 East
DIItECTORIEIS OF IliTEKIOK MTIES €AI,I-
FOIIMA (Oakland, San Jos«, Stockton, and Marj's-
%ille, annually), Henry G. Langley publisher, 612
Clay bet Montgomery and Kearny
DIKE<TORY ttTY AND COUXTY OF SAJi
FR.INCISCO (annually), Henry G. Langley pub-
lisher, 612 Clav bet Jlon^omerj' and Reamy
Director>' (New) City and County of San Francisco, D.
M. Bishop & Co. publishers, 521 Clay
DIICEl'TOICY OF <AlIFOK.VIA STATE AND
t'OI .\TY', Heniy G. Langley pubhsher, office 612 CHay
bet Montgomery and Kearny
DIRECTORY OF TOE PACIFIC COAST, Henry
G. Langley publisher, 612 Clay bet Mont and Kear
Diring George, laborer S. F. Cordage Factorj*
Dirking August, importer diamonds, watches, etc., 128
Keamj'
Dirking Fritz, clerk August Dirking, dwl 128 Kearny
Disard James L. (colored), driver R.alph J. Chapman, dwl
1107 Clav
Disbrowe James, laborer Stephen S. Oulverwell, 26 Cal
Discoll Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel
Disdier Jules, restaurant, 1126 Dupont, dwl Broadway bet
Dupont and Stockton
Dispensan' Medical College of Pacific, 6 Stockton
Diss Fraiik A. J. (Diss d; Co.), dwl W s Devisadero bet
Sacramento and Clay
Diss A; Co. (F. A . J. DLa and Charles H. Fancher), butter,
clieese, egga, etc., 51S Market
Dissat Antoine, hairdresser, 511 Kearny, dwl 1525 Clay
Dissenden Marv (widow), toys and fancy goods, 1323 Pac
Distel Frank (Distel A- Bro.), dwl 72!> Cireen, rear
Distel Henrv, apothecan' A. Rottanzi, dwl 301 Third
Distel Leonard (Distel ifc Bro.), dwl 720 Green
Distel k Bro. (Frank and Leonard Distel), boots and
shoes. 809 Kearnv
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CITY AXD COIflfTY,
I -flice S Montgonierv Av
DISTRICT ATTORNEY II. S., office NE cor Wash-
ington and Batten."
DISTRICT COURT Third District, 27 Post
DISTRICT COliRT Fourth District, City Hall, second
floor
DISTRICT COOtT Twelfth District, 1 and 2 City Hall,
second floor
DISTRICT COl'RT Fifteenth District, 8 Mont Av
DISTRICT C0I:RT Nineteenth District, 417 Kearny
Disturnell William C, clerk S. F. Directory Office, 612
Clay
Dithmar AugTistus C. , mechanical engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Co., dwl 620 Fourth
Ditmar E. C, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Dittes Michael (Brass i: Co.), dwl 243 Stevenson
Dittmann Charles, seaman stm Continental, Larue's
Wharf
Dittmann John, cabinetmaker, dwl 318 Jessie
Dittmar Charles, proprietor Helvetia Hotel, 429 and 431
Pine
Dittmar Emma Miss, private school, 978 Harrison
Dittmer Frederick (Young i- D.), dwl 323 Tehama
Dittmer Frederick, laborer Palace Hotel
Dittmer Henry, produce coinmission, 117 Dnimm, dwl
1305 Broadway
Ditz Andrew, sodawater manufacturer, dw^l 905 Greenwich
Ditzler Magdalen (widow), dwl 701 Lombard
Divan Frederick, cook, 623 Commercial
Divan John H., bookkeeper, dwl S14 Sansom
Diveney Patrick, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Diver Ramiond A., office 424 Montgomery, dwl W 8 Kim-
ball PI nr Sacramento
Divine Joanna (widow), dwl 415 Main
Divisich Stephen (.Stephen Diirisich A- Co.), dwl cor Val-
lejo and Stockton
Divisich Stephen & Co. (Mrs. Anna Matich), coffee and
liquor saloon, 623 Davis
Divodo James, poultryman J. B. Sportomo, dwl 16^ La-
fayette PI
Dix Adeline Miss, dressmaker Fratinger & Noll, dwl 120
Fourth
Dix Casper, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Dlxey Francis, merchant tailor, 625 Commercial, dwl N s
California bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Dixey John, hostler Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Dixon A. J., Ship and Steamboat J. Assn, 139 Post
Dixon Allen, druggist, cor Twenty-second and Mission,
dwl Twenty-third bet Bartlett and Valencia
Dixon Andrew, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Dixon Charles (colored), bootblack, NE cor Howard and
Second, dwl N s Pacific bet Dupont and Stockton
Dixon Clement, ale vaults, S Summer
Dixou Edward (colored), cook, dwl J Havens PI nr Wash
Dixon Elizabeth Miss, stocks, dwl 314 Bush
Dixon Ellen (widow), dwl 341 Jessie
Dixon George, expressman, dwl 321 Pacific
DLxon George, housemover Hyde & Chester, dwl 713 Miss
Dixon George W., clerk Central Pacific R. R. Freight
Office, dwl 200 Tyler
Dixon Harriet H. (widow), stationery, toys, and fancy
goods, 923 Larkin
Dixon Henry J., master mariner, dwl 452 Jessie
Dixon Isaiah, contractor, office 638 Market, dwl 602 Mar-
ket
Dixon John, office 501 California, res Oakland
Dixon John, blacksmith Nicholas Hathaway, dwl 727
Brj'ant
Dixon John, bricklayer, dwl 139 South Park Av
Dixon John, oabmemalter, Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
144 Shipley
Dixon John, mason Palace Hotel
Dixon John Jr., clerk Samuel Dixon, dwl 919 Eddy
Dixon John J., foreman plumbers Bush & MUne, dwl 51
Clara ^
Dixon Laura E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 649 Howard
Dixon Richard, engineer S. F. Baths, dwi 1223 Pacific
Dixon Robert, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 721 How
Dixon Robert, merchant, dwl 919 Eddy
Dixon Robert S., dwl 919 Eddy
Dixon Samuel, stockbroker, office 501 California, dwl 33
Kearny
Dixon Samuel L. , clerk Samuel Dixon, res Oakland
Dixon T., plumber, dwl 533 Sacramento
Dixon Thomas H. , bookkeeper Samuel Dixon, res Oak-
land
DISON THO!I.4S J., plumber and gaafltter, 406 Mont-
gomery, dwl 128 Silver
DLxon William, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Dixon William G., bookkeeper David Stoddart, dwl 114
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PINE "WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale Ij D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,
Dixon. See Dickaon
Doane Abraham, hairdresser, dwl 1114 Market
Doane A. P., lumberman, dwl 565 Mission
Doane Charles Mrs. (widow), dwl 317 Third
Doane Frederick A., clerk Thomas Houseworth &Co.,
dwl 317 Third
Doane George, painter B. J. De Wulf, dwl 231 Fourth
Di lane Handley B. , real estate, dwl 26 Sixth
Doane Isaac Y. (Doane it- Co.), res Oysterville, W. T.
Doane John, clerk, dwl 20 Everett
Doane John O., bookkeeper Michels, Priedlander & Co. ,
dwl 124 O'Farrell
Doane Joseph, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 603 Turk
Doane Joshua G., hav, grain, etc., NE cor Fillmore and
Tyler, dwl 1123 Tyler
Doane Marshall, contractor, dwl S s Liberty bet Guerrero
and Valencia
Doane M. B., commission, dwl 115 Taylor
Doane Mieah, teamster, 416 Battery, dwl 2221 Pine
Doane Sharron P., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
dwl 603 Turk
Doane Wilbur G. {Doane S: Henshelwood), dwl 708 Mason
Doane Willard C. (Doane i: Co.), dwl 835 California
Doane & Co. (^Willard C. Doane, Robert H. Espy, Henry
S. Gile, and Isaac T. Doane), wholesale oysters, 92
California Market
DOAIVR * HEWSHEIWOOD (Wilbur G. Doane. and
Tliamas R. Henshelwood), dry goods, 1 Montgomery
Dobbelaar Jacob, mariner, dwl Hickory nr Wayne S s
Beraal Heights
Dobbie James B. (Elder <t D.), dwl 913 Howard
Dobbin Hamilton, shoemaker Howe & Harris, dwl 184
Jessie, rear
Dobbins D. W., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dober Francis J., hay, grain, wood and coal, NE cor McAl-
lister and Laguna, dwl 931 McAllister
Dober Francis M., tailor, dwl 111 Shipley
Dober Joseph W. B., carpenter, dwl 536 Tehama
Doberer H. W., salesman Feldbusch & Co., dwl 803 Mont
Dobert Henrj', waiter Huettmann's Hotel, dwl cor Polk
and Market
Dobie William, bookkeeper Greenebaum Bros., dwl 843
Mission
Dobinson James H., private secretary D. O. Mills, ofBoe
306 Sansom, dwl 411 Powell
Doble Abner (Nelson <£• D.), dwl 1609 Turk
Doble Josephine (widow), dwl 1320 Hyde
Doble William, horsetrainer, dwl 206 Kearny
Dohner Morris, dry goods, 1108 Stockton, dwl 1012 Stock
Dobrogoiski V. I.,' passe-partoutmaker Max Bm-khardt,
dwl 5 Virginia Block
Dobrzensky Julius, tinsmith and metermaker S. F. Gas
Light Co., dwl 467 Clementina
DOKKZENSKT MORRIiS, proprietor Union Brass
Foundry and gas-meter manufactxu-er, 417 Mission,
dwl 226' Turk
Dobson Benjamin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Dobson Charles H., engineer stm Reform, dwl 451 Tehama
Dobson George, special policeman, dwl 238 Steuart
Dobson Isaac E. , journalist, dwl 812 California
Dobson Peter, confectioner, dwl 112 Turk
Dobson Richard, boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N 8
Sixteenth nr Kansas
Dobson Robert, boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mills
Dobson Walter, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Dobson W. H., dwl 1206 Market
Dobzinsky Samuel, dwl 108 First
Dockendorff Emile, teamster L Gutte, dwl 307 Fifth
Dockendorff George, clerk, dwl S s Birch Av bet Laguna
and Octavia
Dockham Daniel S., peddler, dwl 911 Harrison
Docking Joel, contractor, dwl NW cor Vallejo and Mont-
gomery Av
Docking T., physician, office and dwl 20 Montgomery
Dodd Benjamin, laborer T. Kelly, dwl NE cor Geary and
Leavenworth
Dodd Frank W., groom Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Dodd James H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 320 Kear
Dodd Jane Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 54 Third
Dodd L., lather, dwl 668 Mission
Dodd N. M. H. I. Mrs. (widow), dwl Potrero Av nr Santa
Clara
Dodd Samuel, inspector Custom House, dwl 783 Market
Dodd William, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 213 Fourth
Dodd William, teamster, dwl 304 Jessie
Dodds Andrew, dwl 1404 Hyde
Dodds Henry, painter and grainer, dwl 333 Tehama
Doderer Frederick, market, 239 Fourth
Dodge Charles F., warehouse and withdrawal clerk Cu.s-
tom House, res Oakland
Dodge Daniel, market, NE cor Howard and Steuart, dul
611 Howard
Dodge David, carpenter California Mills, dwl cor Fifteenth
Av and P. South S. F.
Dodge D. E., dwl Columbia Hotel
Dodge Eleazer E., physician, office and dwl 123 Ellis
Dodge Eugene W., mariner, dwl 1309 Jackson
Dodge Ezekiel G., machinist Florence Sewing Machine-
Co. , dwl 19 New Montgomery
Dodge Francis, housemover, dwl 1126 Mission
Dodge George A., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl U'lfj
Mission
DODGE (iEOROE S., capitalist, office 419 Califoruia
room 17, dwl Occidental Hotel
Dodge John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Potrer,.'
Point
Dodge John W., master mariner, dwl 1309 Jackson
Dodge Josiah W., bookkeeper Florence Sewing Machine
Co., res Oakland
Dodge J. S., clerk Frank H. Wing, dwl 123 Ellis
Dodge Lorin W., carpenter, dwl 1063 Broadway
Dodge Moses C, with Bemhard Wolff, dwl cor Mission
and Seventh
Dodge Nathan, superintendent Grand Central Market, Jul
92 Fifteenth
Dodge Van C, woodturner L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 612
Fourth
Dodge William W. (IT. W. Dodge <k Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
DODOE W. W. A CO. (J. T. Glover, Newton Booth,
and C. T. Wheeler), wholesale groceries, provisions,
etc., NW cor Clay and Front
Dodson Beverly (colored), bootblack, whitener, etc., 18
Post, dwl 107 Bernard
Dodson Walter, cook stm Los Angeles, Market St. Wharf
Dodsworth J., car carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Doe Alonzo C, clerk, dwl 1415 Larkin
Doe August, carpenter, dwl 316 Ritch, rear
Doe Bartlett (B. J; J. S. Doe), dwl 127 Kearny
DOE B. A J. S. (Bartlett, J. S., and C. F. Doe),
manufacturers and dealers doors, sashes, and blinds,
44-48 Market, manufactory 479 Brannan
Doe Charles F. (B. <t J. S. Doe and Kywwland <i Doe),
dwl Grand Hotel
Doe John, dwl 629 Fourth
Doe John S. (B. S- J. S. Doe), dwl Grand Hotel
Doe Loran B., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 1006 Jones
Doe Mellen L., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, dwl SW cor Market
and Third
Doe Stephen, bookagent, dwl 2210 Larkin
Doehnel Juliet (widow), dwl 803 Montgomery
Doeplitz Isaac, polisher Wenzell, Rothschild ftHadenfeldt,
dwl 169 Stevenson
Doerer Frederick, woodturner, dwl 411 Pacific
Doerer William G., painter, dwl 411 Pacific
Doerger Charles, ivon-tumer P. Liesenfeld, dwl 1027 Pac
Doering John, butcher, dwl S s Seventh Av bet M and N,
South S. F.
Doernier Christian, carrier Morning Call, dwl 277 Stcv
Doerr Henrj-, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Mission
Doerr William, machinehand Andrew Frei, dwl 316 Ritch
Does Charles, blacksmith, 9-28 Harrison, dwl 13 Fifth Av
Doggett Bolivar, plumber, dwl 726 Vallejo
Doggett Danton, printer, dwl 726 Vallejo
Doggett S. W. , attorney at law, office 606 Clay
Dohan Patrick, gardener, dwl Friedman's PI
Dohaney James, carj^enter, dwl 410 Grove
Doherty Anthony, waiter 542 Clay, dwl 10 Lewis PI
Doherty Bamaby, contractor, dwl 1 Sherwood PI
Doherty Charles", -Ivith J. M. Eckfeldt & Co., dwl 6 Hay-
wood
Doherty Daniel, bootmaker Daniel Sullivan, dwl 233 Third
Doherty Dennis, expresswagon, SW eor Sansom and Cali-
fornia, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna and Buchanan
Doherty Edw-ard, laborer, dwl 1202 Hyde
Doherty Elizabeth (widow), dwl 212 Leavenworth
Doherty Ellen (widow), dwl 1066 Howard
Doherty Fanny Mrs., dressmaker, 335 Fourth
Doherty Frank, shuttermaker John Upston, dwl 2010 Lar-
kin
Doherty George W., surveyor County Sun-eyor's Offii-e,
res Oakland
Doherty Hugh (Doherty A Banley), dwl New Franklin
House
Doherty Hugh, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Doherty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Harrison
bet Twenty-third and Tiventy-fourth
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
'. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Johertv James, hostler, dwi 37 Everett .
lohcrtv James, hostler James Craig, dwI 713 Commercial
:>obertv James, laborer, dwl -HI Folsom, rear
Joherty James, teamster William Kerr, dwl a05 Battey
>ohcrty James, watert«nder Paciflc Mail S. S. Co., dwl
31-iTownsend _ , ^,. j
Johertv John, dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth and
Tw'entv-fifth
aohertv John, blacksmith, dwl 133 Folsom, rear
aohertv John, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl 29i Third
Boherty John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor Kmg and
Seci'nd, dwl 5 Ha^i^in
Boherty John, miner, dwl 321 Pacific
BoBertv JohnC, hairdressiiijj saloon, importer human
hair and millinery, 205 Ke-aniy _,,„„_„
Doherty John P. {Premh-r,!ast d- D.), dwl 36, aementina
Ooberty Kate Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. V\ oolen
Mills, dwl 424 Shotwell „ ^ „ j , i,e
Dohertv Martin, laborer Wells, Kussell & Co., dwl 215
Tehama
Dohertv M. G., waiter Morton House , „ .,^
Dohertv .Michael, harnessmaker Joseph Hamilton, dwl 401
Third
Dohertv Michael, plumber, dwl 16 Mary
Dohertv Montrose, blacksmith Larkin & Co, dwl 5 Kldley
Doherty Neil, »-ireworker, J. M. Eckleldt & Co., dwl 6
Havwood
Dohertv Nellie Miss, tailoress, dwl 352 Jessie
Doherty Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor Kmg and
Second, dwl 5 Hatfgin
Dohertv Patrick, laborer, dwl E 8 Winslow nr San Bruno
Road. Bernal Heights , , „„, ™
Dohertv Phillip, laborer Martin & Beath, dwl 367 Clem
Dohertv R. G. , teamster, dwl 511 Fourth
Dohertv Sarah (widow), dwl 444 Jessie
Doherty Thomas (Dnherty i- Co.) dwl W s Bartol nr Bdwy
Dohertv Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 220 Ritch
Doherty Thomas J., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook S t-o.,
dwi 367 Clementina , . ,_ „ j ,
Dohertv WUUam, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
119 Silver „ ...
Doherty William K., physician, office 519 Sacramento, dwl
933 Sutter , „ , ■ , n j n
Doherty & Co. iThomas Doherty and Patrick Fardem),
manulacturers sacks, SW cor Broadway and Ohio
Doherty & Hanlev (Hu.jh Doherty atid Patrick Hanley),
iiroprietors New Franklin House, 321 Pacific
Doherty. See Dorety, Dougherty, O'Doherty and
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Dohm Hiram, waiter E. Conllle & Co., dwl 719 Clay
Dohn Frederick, wireworker, dwl IS First
Dolinev William, longshoreman, dwl 229 Clara
Dohnk'e Heinrich, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Dohoney Daniel, asphaltumworker Larkin Si Flaherty,
dwl" San Jose Road nr St. Mary's College
Dohoney James, teamster, dwl 529 Valencia
Dohrmann Adolph [Dohnnann i- Co.). dwl 720 Tyler
Dohrmann Frederick A., carpenter, dwl 20 Folsom Av
Dohrmann Frederick W. (JJ. Xathan .t Co. and Dohr-
mann i- Co.), dwl 613 Filbert
Dohrqiann H., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 eal
Dohrmann WilUam, physician, olflee and dwl 535 Bryant
, Dohrmann & Co. {Adolph Dohrmann and Henry Wan-
gctiheim), proprietors WTieelan's Mill, mv cor Wash-
1 ington and Drumm
IDohmiann & Co. (F. W. Dohrmann, B. Nathan, and
H. G. Boiiselicr). merchants (Stockton), office 540
Keamy
Dohrmann. See Dorman
Dobs Charles, blacksmith, dwl 13 Fifth
Dol Victor, porter, dwl 128 Geary
Dol Victorin, steward Lick House
Dolan Catherine (widow), dwl NE cor Ninth and Bar
Dolan Edward, blacksmith Hanscom & Co., dwl 136 Na-
toma , ,
Dolan Edward, laborer, dwl SE cor Van Ness and \yy avs
Dolan Hugh J., painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl Fourteenth
Av bet Railroad Av and Q „ . ,
Dolan James, carbuilder Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl
24S Fourth ,^ , . . c ■,
Dolan James, carpenter, dwl S s Fourteenth Av bet Kan-
road Av and N, South S. F. , „^ o
Dolan James, finisher F. M. Wilkinson, dwl SE cor Sev-
enth and Brannan
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 125 Clara
Dolan James, laborer, dwl 52S Pacilic
Dolan James, miner, dwl 34 Russ
Dolan James V., bootcrimper, dwl 817 Market
Dolan James W., bookeeper P. Kelly, dwl 109 Perry
Dolan John, laborer, dwl 19 Gilbert
Dolan John, laborer, dwl 88 Stevenson
Dolan John, laborer Paciflc Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Dolan John, laborer, dwl cor California and Powell avs,
Benial Heights
Dolan John, seaman, dwl 104 Market
Dolan John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Dolan John, tinsmith, dwl 1410 Hyde
Dolan John, watchman Risdon I. and L. Works, dwll606J
Folsom
Dolan John D., policeman City Hall, dwl Wa Eleventh
bet Howard and Folsom
Dolan John M., cartman, dwl SE cor Ivy and Van Ness
avs
Dolan Michael, expressman, dwl 109 Perry
Dolan Michael, fruit peddler, dwl S s Haight bet Buchanan
and Webstor
Dolan Michael, laborer, dwl 250 Clementina
Dolan Michael, liquor saloon, 70 Jessie
Dolan Michael, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Dolan Michael, tailor, dwl SE cor I\7 and Van Ness avs
Dolan Michael A., barkeeper, dwl 63 Jessie
Dolan Michael F. , with B. Struven, dwl N 3 Twenty-fourth
bet Brannan and Brv^ant
Dolan Michael J., foreman Engine Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 1313 California
Dolan Michael J., wheelwright, dwl 1410 Hyde
Dolan Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 602 Third
Dolan Patrick, laborer Sedgley & Davis, dwl S ; Eighteenth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Dolan Patrick, waiter, dwl St. Mary's Cohege, San Jos^
Road
Dolan Patrick, dwl NE cor Dorland and Dolores
Dolan Peter, laborer, dwl 431 Pine
Dolan Rosannia (nidow), dwl 1410 Hyde
Dolan Rose Miss, dwl 1825 Powell
Dolan Sarah A., dressmaker Annie M. Warburton, dwl
303 Leavenworth
Dolan Thomas, helper John R. Sims, res Oakland
Dolan Thomas, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 260 Natoma
Dolan Thomas, proprietor Champion Soap Factory, cor
Potrero Av and Tenth
Dolan Thomas B. , fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
2315 Larkin
Dolan Timoth) carpenter and builder, dwl 165 Perry
Dolan William, blacksmith, dwl 125 Clara
Dolan William, hackman, Plaza, dwl 308 Eleventh
Dolan William B., wholesale and retail Uquors, NE cor
Third and Hunt, dwl 143 Third
Dolbeare George E., porter Spruanee, Stanley & Co., dwl
cor Jackson and East
Dolbeer John (Dolbeer d; Carson), dwl NE cor Jones and
Lombard
Dolbeer S Carson {John Dolbeer and William Carson),
lumber dealers and agency Humboldt Bay Packets,
34 Market
Dolchy John A., blacksmith, dwl 505 Howard
Dolcino Dommick, laborer California Italian Paste Co. ,
dwl cor Montgomery .A.v and Vallejo
Dole Daniel N., merchant, dwl 1712 Sacramento
Dole Stephen, pressman Francis & Valentine, res Oak-
Dolet August, butcher 16-18 S. F. Market, dwl 115 Fran-
Dolheguy B., commission merchant, 502 Battery, dwl 421
Dolihi John A. blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
SE cor Howard and Folsom , „ , v .
Doll Christian Hansen, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson s
Co., dwl 602 Lombard
Doll L tailor Peter Short, dwl 140 Second
DoUard , molder Union Iron Works
DoUard John, drayman, 311 Commercial, dwl 226 Sixth
DoUard Patrick, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
DoUard Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
DoUey Michael, wood and coal, 256 Perry
DoUin , stevedore Menzies & Bingham ,,,,.„
Dolling Henry, porter F. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 1127
Filbert
DoUiver Clara G. (widow), dwl 2201 Fillmore
Dolliver Frank P., porter DoUiver & Bro., dwl 107 Post
DoUiver Johns., pUot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
211 Austin , ^ ,
Dolliver Samuel R. (Dolliver it Bro.), dwl 428 Oak
Dolliver Thomas {Dolliver A Bro.), dwl 2201 FUlmore
DoUiver i Bro. {Thomas and Sainwil DoUiverand A.R.
Church), importers and dealers shoe manufactur-
ers' materials, 107 and 109 Post
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DoUoff Mary E., dressmaker, dwl 1622 Washington
Dolson DeWitt C. , dwl 8 Laskic
Doltzier , driver Omnibus R. R.
Dolzel Robert, carpenter, dwl Harmony Hotel
Domann Charles, jewelry-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, dwl
41 Everett
Doraay Andrew, porter Weil Brothers, dwl 106 Austin
Dombois Albert, clerk Castle Brothers, dwl 8 O'Farrell
Alley
Domec Pierre, laborer, dwl 711 Commercial
Domenico D., laborer, dwl 9 Jasper PI
Domestic Sewing Machine, Nathan A. Handy agent, office
114 Post
Domett William E., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
Morton House
Domianich Antonio, fisherman, dwl 503 East
Dominego Peter, laborer, dwl 10 Bartol
Dominguez Carmelita Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Francisco
Smith, dwl 830 Folsom
Dominica Esfero, laborer Visitacion Valley bet San Jos^
and San Bruno roads
Dommick C, fruit and tobacco, 423 Washington, dwl cor
Powell and Vallejo
Dominico Phillip L., laborer James Demartini, dwl W 8
San Josi5 Road ur St. Mary's College
Dominique Remain, lapidary J. Laine & Son, dwl Polk
Lane
Dommert Charles, teamster, dwl 46 Sacramento
Dommnitz , barkeeper E. Rosengarten
Domnik Frank (Bumnik d- Palmer), dwl 16 Folsom
Domnik & Palmer (Frank Domnik and Peter Palmer),
restaurant, 16 Folsom
Domnique Leoni, cabinetmaker RoUand & Fischer, dwl NE
cor Montgomery Av and Broadway
Don John, capitalist, dwl 1510 Dupont
Donaghy J. S. , conductor Omnibus R. R.
Donaghy Michael, expresswagon, SE cor Battery and Sac-
ramento
Donahoe Catharine (widow), boarding, N 8 Filbert bet
Buchanan and Webster
Donahoe J. J., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Donahoe Moses, miner, dwl 247 Third
Donahue Anna J. Miss, carpetsewer Sclilueter & Volberg,
dwl 346 Tehama
Donahue Catherine (widow), dwl W s College PI nr Hayes
Donahue Cornelius, porter 616 Sac, dwl 418 Natoma
Donahue Dennis, drayman, dwl 42 Natoma
Donahue Edward, e.xpressman, cor Howard and Second
Donahue James, hackmim, dwl 411 Oak
Donahue James, polisher Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl 22
Folsom Av
Donahue James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Donahue Jane (widow), dwl cor Mississippi and Solano
Donahue John, blacksmith Central R. B., dwl 122 Clinton
Donahue John W., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 17
Harrison Av
Donahue Kate (widow), laundress, dwl 207 Pacific
Donahue Mary (widow), dwl 912 Ellis
Donahue Mary Miss, seamstress, dwl 832 Folsom
Donahue Michael, expresswagon, 401 Clay, dwl S 3 Harri-
son nr Fifth
Donahue Patrick, cartman, dwl Turk bet Pierce and Scott
Donahue Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 453J Tehama
Donahue Patrick, painter, dwl 207 Minna
I>U.\AH1»': PEIEK, capitalist, office 426 Montgomery
rooms 3 and 4, and president S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Omnibus B. R. Co. , and State Investment and Insur-
ance Co., dwl NE cor Bryant and Second
Donahue Peter, coalpasser stm WilUam Taber, Market St.
Wharf , , „ „
Donahue Richard, laborer A. A. Jennings, dwl S 8 Sacra-
mento nr Central Av
Donahue Thomas, machinist, 426 Montgomery third floor
Donahue Thomas, marblecutter Edward McGrath, dwl 543
Stevenson
Donahue Thomas O., machinist, dwl 17 Harrison Av
Donahue Timothv, laborer, dwl '264 Stevenson
Donahue Washington, expressman, dwl 207 Pacific
Donahue. See Donahoe, Donoghue, Donohoe, and Don-
ohue
Donald Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 204 Powell
Donaldson Alexander, shijicarpenter Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., dwl 12 Cleaveland, rear
Donaldson David, bookkeeper, dwl 620 Brannan
Donaldson James (Porter, D. A- Co.), dwl 725 Pine
Donaldson James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Donaldson John, clerk, dwl 16 Sutter
Donaldson John, plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Donaldson John, porter Eureka Warehouse, dwl 16 Sutter
Donaldson Robert A., clerk General Passenger and Ticket
Office Central Pacific R. B., dwl 524 Jones
Donaldson Stuart, carriage and housepainter, dwl 305
Minna
Donaldson William, dwl 110 Prospect PI
Donaldson William G., carpenter, dwl 216 Clara
Donan Daniel, laborer, dwl 115 First
Donavan Ellen Miss, shoefltter Howe & Harris, dwl 517
Mission
Donavan Hannah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 523 Tehama
Donavan Honora (widow), dwl 118^ Clara
Donavan John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Donavan Mar}' Miss, chambermaid Mrs. M. T. Thompson,
dwl 634 Bush
Donavan Mary A. Miss, forewoman shoefltting Howe &
Harris, dwl 24 Sixth
Donavan Michael, laborer, dwl 604 Mission, rear
Donavan. See Donovan and Dunavon
Doncaster W. E., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Doncks Peter H., dwl 339 Hayes
Dondell Henry S., driver Massey & Yung, dwl 16i St.
Mary PI
Dondero Charles, assistant editor La Voce del Popolo,
office 603 Washingt«n. dwl 1105 Montgomery
Dondero John, vegetabledealer, dwl 718 Greenwich
Dondero Joseph, vegetabledealer, dwl 718 Greenwich
Dondero Louis, vegetabledealer, dwi 6 Gaven. rear
Dondero Margaret (mdow), dwl 1105 Montgomery
Donegan Daniel, engineer, dwi 10 Berr^'
Donegan David, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Donegan James, Boiler Makers' Assn, 818 Howard
Donegan Michael, marble polisher James T. Sharkey, dwl
31 Dora
Donegan Peter, miner, dwi 304 Beale
Donigan Angeline Miss, fursewer Lachman & Stemfels,
dwi 306 Minna
Donigan Michael (Donigan tt* McCarthy), dwl Filbert bet
Montgomen,' and Sansom
Donigan & McCarthy (Michael Donigan and Jeremiah
McCarthy), groceries and liquors,' SW cor Greenwich
and Sansom
Donie James, clerk L. Lavagnino, 114 Fourth
Donlan Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel
Donlan Thomas, blacksmith , S s Pine bet Front and Davis,
dwl 204 Powell
Donlan Thomas, handcartman, Oakland Ferrj' Wharf
Donlan Thomas S., blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwi 320
Taylor
Donlan William, blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwl 204
Powell
Donlon James M., special policeman, dwi 1067 Market
Donlon Joseph M., janitor South Cosmopolitan School,
dwi 3 Martin's Block, S s Market nr Seventh
Donlon M., liquordealer, dwl 215 Minna
Donlon Michael J., foreman Alfred W. Gat«3, dwi 807
Montgomerj'
Donlon Patrick, molder Savage & Son, dwl 111 Jessie
Donlon Peter, laborer Central Pacific R. R. stm Thorough-
fare, dwl 601J Third
Donn-Ellan WUUam L., foreman Sutter St. R. R., dwl 539
California
Donnadieu Louis, laundr\Tnan, dwl 721 Pacific
Donnadieu Louis, restaurant, 415 Pine
Donne Richard M., expresswagon, NW cor Battery and
Washington, dwi 1009 McAllister
Donnell Oliver, handcartman Oakland Ferry Wharf, dwi
318 Davis
Donnell William M., mining, office 318 California, dwi 611
Mason
Donnelly Andrew, laborer, dwl 10 Heron
Donnelly Andrew J. (Donnelly, Dunn A Co.), dwl Russ
House
Donnelly Bartholomew, blacksmith, dwi 51 Stevenson
Donnelly Bernard, assistant engineer stm Salinas, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Donnelly Bernard, blacksmith, dwi Dora nr Harrison
Donnelly Bernard, cook Michael O'Neil, dwl 1117 Har
Donnelly Bernard, laborer, dwi 137 Dora
Donnellv Bryan, groceries, 315 Eighth
Donnelly C.,' laborer Palace Hotel
Donnellv Charles, brassfinisher, dwi 628 Howard
Donnelly Daniel, laborer, dwi 244 Beale
DONNELLV, DUNNE «t CO. (^. T. Donnelly, A. J.
Donnelly, and J. F. Dunne), cattle and sheep deal-
ers, First and Fifth avs nr Kentucky, South S. F.,
office 001 California
Donnellv Edward, contractor, dwi 2103 Jonea
Donnellv Ellen (widow), dwl 674 Six-th
Donnelly Ellen (widow), dwl NE cor Fifth and Clara
MORGAU Si CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.
Donnelly Ellen Miss, seamstress Jacob Zobel, dwl cor
Fifth and Clara
Donnellv E. T. {Donndly, Dvnjw <{■ Co.), res San Felipe
Donnelly Frank, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl 2 Grant PI
Donnelly Frank A., salesman A. Roman & Co., dwl 737
Howard
Donnellv G. T., carpenter Palace Hotel
Donnelly Henry, vamisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl cor Al-
abama and Twenty-fifth
Donnelly James, car repairer Cental Pacific R. R., dwl 19
Sumner
Donnelly James, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Donnelly James, lather, dwl 10 Mills PI
Domielly James, ri^^ger William Green
DoimellV James, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Donnelly James, steward stm Marj' Taylor, Pacific St.
^\*harf
Donnellv James, weigher, dwl 9 Sumner
Donnellv James J. {DoimcUy J; Sharket/), dwl 228 First
Donnelly Jennie, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
lllf Harrison
Donnelly John, blacksmith, dwl 5*20 Mission
Donnelly John, bookkeeper, dwl SO Everett
Donnelly John, bookkeeper John Flanagan & Co., dwl 73
Clementina
Donnellv John, cattledealer, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Donnelly John, clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 636 Com
Donnelly John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
829 Folsom
Donnelly John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Frederick
and First
Donnellv John, hostler Omnibus R. R-, dwl E 9 Tehama
bet Third and Fourth
Donnelly John, laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
Donnelly John, mariner, dwl 31S Pacific
Donnelly John, plumber, dwl NE cor Clara and Fifth
Donnelly John, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 1065 Market
Donnellv John, porter Getz Bros. & Co., dwl 633 Geary
Donnelly John, pressman George H. Tay & Co., res Oak-
land Point
Donnelly John, proprietor Washington House, SE cor
Drumm and Oregon
Donnelly John J., compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 1117
Harrison
Donnelly John W., brassmolder Greenberg & Co., dwl 528
Howard
Donnelly Luke, cooper, dwl N s O'Farrell bet Scott and
Devisadero
Donnelly Luke E., fancy goods, dwl 906 Market
Donnelly M. Miss, teacher Pine and Lartin St. Primary
School, dwl 3S Moss
Donnelly M. A., clerk John M. Brj-an, dwl 505 Eighth
Donnelly Martin K., seaman, dwl 33 Sacramento
Donnelly Mary Miss, fringemaker William Euglander, dwl
7 Decatur
Donnelly M. E., miner, dwl 761 Mission
Donnelly Michael, laborer, dwl 39 Ecker
Donnelly Michael, laborer, dwl 1066 Howard
Donnelly Michael, longshoreman, dwl 219 Spear, rear
Donnelly Michael, tannery cor Serpentine Av and Hamp-
shire
Donnelly Michael, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl cor
Taylor and Green
Donnelly Michael A., clerk, dwl 507 Eighth
Donnelly On-en, laborer, dwl Hinckley bet Kearny and
Montgomery
Donnelly Patrick {Lucy ifc D.), dwl 85 Ninth
Donnelly Patrick, baker St. Mary's Hospital
Donnellv Patrick, clerk, 315 Eighth
Donnelly Patrick, lather, dwl 164 Jessie
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Vallejo and Battery
Donnelly Patrick, porter Hucks, Lambert & Greene, dwl
541 Hayes
Donnelly Patrick, teamster F. Barnard & Co., dwl 927
Broadway
Donnelly Patrick F., brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl
135 Tehama
Donnelly Patrick T., clerk Bryan Donnelly, dwl 315 How
Donnelly Peter, coachman, dwl 137 Dora
Donnelly Peter, groceries and liquors, cor Folsom and
TiA-enty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Donnellv Peter, painter Frank A. Rutherford, dwl E s
Washington Av nr T\venty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Donnelly Robert, expresswagon, 225 Washington, dwl 915
Stockton
Donnelly Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Donnelly Susan Miss, dwl Twenty-third bet Alabama and
Columbia
Donnelly Terrence, laborer, dwl SW cor Taylor and Green
Donnelly Thomas {Donnelly dr KeiT), dwl 324 Clem
Donnelly Thomas, car carpenter Southern Pac. R, R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Donnellv Thomas, fireman, dwl 133 Folsom
Donnelly Thomas, hostler, dwl S s Henry bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Donnelly Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Donnelly Tliomas, liquors, dwl 324 Clementina
Donnelly Thomas, waiter Lick House
Donnelly Thomas, wood and coal dealer, dwl 111 Clinton
Donnelly Thomas F., dwl 3S Moss
Donnelly Walter C, teamster Milton P. Sessions, dwl W s
Juniper nr Harrison
DOWEILT & k£KR {Thomas Donnelly and Mat-
theiv Kerr), ■nines and liquors, 30 Mont and 246 Third
Donnelly &, Sharkey {Janws J. Donnelly and John
Sharkey), bakerj-, 22S First
Donnellv. See Donnolly
Donnelson Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
1066 Howard
Donner F., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Donney , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Donnican P. , laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Donnicliff Thomas {Donnicliff 6: BoUind), dwl 322 Sixth
Donnicliff & Boland {Thonms Donnicliff and Robert J.
Boland), liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and Howard
Donnolly Thomaa C, mth Worthington 6l Co., res Oak-
land
Donnolly. See Donnelly
Donoghue Daniel J., inspector Custom House, dwl 38
Mary
Donoghue Eliza (widow), dwl 558 Stevenson
Donoghue Jeremiah, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Donoghue John, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Donoghue John, seaman, dwl 256 Spear
Donoghue Michael, blacksmith, 8 Everett, dwl 311 Fourth
Donoghue Michael, messenger First National Gold Bank,
dwl 534 Second
Donoghue Patrick J., watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 38 Mary
Donoghue Robert, expresiwagon, cor Washington and
S^nsom
Donoghue Thomas, pantryman Cliff House, Point Lobos
Av
Donoghue Thomas, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
Donoghue Timothy {Patrick Connor d: Co.), dwl 323
Fourth
DO^iOHO PHILIP, proprietor Phil's Exchange and
Restaurant, 417 Front, dwl 204 Sutter
Donohoe Ellen Mrs. (widow), dwl 1147 Howard
Donohoe John, laborer, dwl 553 Jessie
Donohoe Joseph A. {Donohoe, Kelly d- Co.), dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Donohoe, Kelly & Co. {Joseph A. Donohoe and Eugene
Kelly), bankers, SE cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Dohohne, Kelly & Co.'s Building, 434 Montgomery
Donohoe Mary Miss, saleswoman John F. Snow & Co.,
dwl 418 Powell
Donohoe Michael, shoemaker, dwl 418 Powell
Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, dwl 1611 Turk
Donohoe Patrick J., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl S02Beale
Donohoe Peter, laborer, dwl 1611 Turk
Donohoe. See Donahue, and Donohue
Donohue Charles, boilermaker Francis L Curr>', dwl 113
Natoma
Donohue Cornelius, liquor saloon, 416 Jackson, dwl 416J
Shipley
Donohue Daniel, laborer Henry F. Wilhams, dwl King St.
House
Donohue Edward, laborer, dwl King St. House
Donohue Edward, shoemaker, dwl 20 Hayea
Donohue Ellen (widow), dwl 1409 Kearny
Donohue Ellen Mrs., dwl 4 Zoe PI
Donohue Frauds, dwl Guerrero bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Donohue Frank T., salesman Kerby, BjTne & Co., dwl 73
Clementina
Donohue H., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Donohue Henrj', sohcitor Howe Machine Co., dwl 341
Minna
Donohue Hubert, dwl King St. House
Donohue Hugh, house and signpainter, 922 Howard
Donohue J., laborer Freight Depot Southern Pacific R.
R,, dwl cor Fifth and Townsend
Donohue James, baker William J. Davis, dwl 238 Seventh,
rear
Donohue James, engineer, dwl SS Stevenson
Donohue James, teamster Market St. R. R., dwl NE cor
Ecker and Stevenson
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JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED ty D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery.
Donohue James, teamster Storm & Co., dwl 11 Haggin
Donohue Jeffrey, laborer, dwl 112-1 Harrison
Donohue Jereniiah, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Ws
L^^uisiana nr Shasta
Donohue John, bootmaker, dwl 9 Minna
Donohue John, butcher, dwl SW cor Mission Mid Twenty-
second
Donohue John, drayman, 311 Washington, dwl 9 St.
Charles PI
Donohue John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 12 Mil-
ler PI
Donohue John, hackdriver, dwl Oriental Hot«l
Donohue John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Valencia
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Donohue John, laborer Vizina & Co.
Donohue John, proprietor Broadway Hotel, 212 Broadway
Donohue John, shoemaker, dwl Avenue House
Donohue John, waiter Lick House, dwl 175 Minna
Donohue John C, groceries and hquors, NAY cor Bryant
and Bryant Av
Donohue Joseph, sawpolisher Pacific Saw Manufactoring
Co. , dwl -1 Pearl
Donohue Martin, conductor Omnibus B. R.
Donohue Mary, tailoress C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl S45 Te-
hama
Donohue Mary Miss, hairdresser, dwl 1514 Stocckton
Donohue Mary Mrs., dwl 1410 Folsom
Donohue Michael, laborer, dwl 112 William, rear
Donohue Michael, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Donohue Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 935 Folsom
Donohue Patrick, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl Brannan
bet Seventh and Eighth
Donohue Patrick, contractor, dwl Mission bet Ridley and
Hermann
Donohue Patrick, laborer, dwl 965 Harrison, rear
Donohue Patrick, plasterer Palace Hotel
Donohue Patrick, wagomnaker. 716 Sansom, dwl 426 Hayes
Donohue Peter, laborer, dwl -ill Pacific
Donohue Peter, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl 345
Tehama
Donohue P. H-, mason Palace Hotel
Donohue Roger, espresswagon, dwl E s Alabama bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Donohue Sarah J. , lacemaker, dwl 14«)9 Kearny
Donohue Simon, shoemaker, dwl 525 Mission
Donohue Thomas {Doiwhiie A- Phelan), dwl 1432 Howard
Donohue Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Donohue Thomas, painter, dwl 922 Howard
Donohue Thomas, shuttermaker John Upston, dwl 157
Tehama
Donohue Thomas, switchman Central Pacific K R. , dwl
King St. House
Donohue Timothy, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Louisiana nr Shasta
Donohue Wilham H., jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl
116 Xatoma
DO\OHi:£ A PHEtAX {Thomas Donohue and Pat-
rick Phelan), hquor saloon, 31 Second
Donohue. See Donahue, Donoghue, and Donohoe
Donolan Patrick, deckh^d stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
"ftTiarf
Dononan John, laborer, dwl Vallejo nr Sansom
Donovan , Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 4 Liberty
Donovan , laborer Union Iron Works
Donovan Andrew J., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl
225 Fulton
Donovan Ann (widow), lodgings, 44 Jessie
Donovan Ann Mrs., dw! 11 Mason
Donovan Bridget (widow), dwl 244 Jessie
Donovan Charles, laborer, dwl 315 Fifth
Donovan Charles, stockbroker, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Donovan Cornelius, fishmonger Peter May, dwl N s
Broadway nr Montgomery
Donovan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
Donovan Cornelius, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl
622 Larkin
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 1412 Stockton
Donovan Daniel, laborer, dwl 1253 Montgomery
Donovan Daniel, laborer, dwl W s College PI bet Grove
and Haves
Donovan Daniel, laborer, dwl Ws Florida bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Donovan Daniel, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl
California Av bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Donovan Daniel, rigger, dwl 314 Beale
Donovan Daniel, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Donovan Daniel,wool5orter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl 14 Valparaiso
Donovan Da\id, cook John Kohlmoos, dwl 44 Jessie
Donovan Dennis S., gardener, dwl S s Vallejo bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Dono\-an D. J., marbleworker John Daniel & Co.
Donovan Donald, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dw! 14 Valparaiso
DonovaJi E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl llSi Clara
Donovan Eugene, laborer, dwl 217 Perry
Donovan J., expressman, cor First and Brannan
Donovan James, house, sign, and shippainter, 219 Davie,
dwl 1516 Post
Donovan James, laborer, dwl 459 Jessie, rear
Donovan Jeremiah {Donovan & O'Donnell), dwl Shipley
nr Fourth
Donovan Jeremiah, pressman 512 Sac, dwl 710 Fulton
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 424 Fulton
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl SW cor De Boom and
First
Donovan Jeremiah, stonecutter Michael Heverin, dwl
Continental Hotel
Donovan Jeremiah, waterman Golden Gate Park
Donovan Jeremiah 0., laborer, dwl 251 Octavia
Donovan John, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway TATiarf
Donovan John, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom, rear
Dono\"an John, plasterer, dwl 1313 Jackson
Donovan John, sheet-iron worker McAfee, Spiers & Co.,
dwl 617 Hayes
Donovan John, shoemaker, dwl 714 Grove
Donovan John, stableman, dwl 308 Jessie, rear
Donovan John, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 553
Stevenson
Donovan John A. (John A. Donovan & Co.), dwl 1832
Jessie
Donovan John A. & Co., painters and whiteners, 406
Montgomery
Donovan John E., paver, dwl SE cor Sixth and Shipley
Donovan John H., clerk William J. Brj-an, dwl 251 Oc-
tavia
Donovan John H., mechanic, dwl 16J Bluxome
Donovan John J., painter, dwl 72Si Natoma
Donovan John J. Jr., student, dwl 728^ Natoma
Donovan Joseph, laborer, dwl W s Webster bet Oak and
FeU
Donovan Joseph J., painter, dwl 644 Stevenson
Donovan Joseph T., clerk, 521 Montgomery
Donovan Lawrence, laborer, dwl Ring St. House
Donovan Maria (widow), dwl 516 Union
Donovan Martin, shoemaker Einstein Bros. &, Co., dwl
cor Fell and Gough
Donovan Mary (widow), dwl 18 Rausch, rear
Donovan Maiy (widow), dwl 469 Clementina
Donovan Marj' (widow), dwl 1713 Clay
Donovan Michael, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Depot, dwl
107 First Av
Donovan Michael, laborer, dwl California Av bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Donovan Michael, laborer John Cochran, dwl 225 Fulton
Donovan Michael, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Donovan Michael, seaman, dwl 1S20 Stockton
Donovan Michael, stonecutter, dwl Continental Hotel
Donovan Michael, tanner Oswald Krenz, dwl cor Van
Ness Av and Green
Donovan Michael H., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 10 Anthony
Donovan Michael M., carriagepainter, dwl Twenty-second
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Donovan M. J., house and signpainter, 1006 Mission, and
school director, dwl 517 Jessie
Donovan Morris R., sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl
512 Jessie
Donovan M. T., barkeeper Flynn & McMahon, dwl SE cor
Fourth and Perry
Donovan Nellie Miss," shoefitter, dwl 563 Mission
Donovan Patrick, asphaltumworker N. P. Ferine
Donovan Patrick, carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Donovan Patrick, engineer stm C M. Small, Commercial
St Wharf
Donovan Patrick, laborer, dwl 309 Tehama
Donovan Patrick, laborer, dwl 444 Sixth
Donovan Patrick O. , bootmaker, dwl Lafayette House
Dono\"an Peter, fireman, dwl 31S Pacific
Donovan Richard, laborer, dwl 234 Oak
Donovan Robert, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
NW cor Clay and Stockton
Donovan R. M. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO/S.
C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Donovan T., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Donovan Thomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Donovan Timnthy, bootmaker, 231 Pacific
Donovan Tim.jthy, bootmaker, dwl 829 Folsom
Donovan Timothy, cabinetmaker California Furniture
Manufacturing^ Co., dwl 529 Bryant
Donovan Tiniuthy, laborer Empire Brewery
Dono\'an Tinnjthy, niolder Savage & Son, dwl 35 Natoma
Donovan Thomas, laborer, dwl 135 Dora, rear
Donovan W., furemau track Putrero and B. V. R. R.
Donovan William, stonecutter, dwl 1(33^ Silver
Donovan &. 0'Doi\neU {Jeremiah Dunomin and Martin
0' Don)wU), restaurant, 5 and 7 Sixth
Donovan. St-e Dunavan
Donville William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Donzel Aime J., purser stm Los Angeles, dwl NW cor
Hyde and Filbert
Donzelmann John F., solicitor Hamburg-Bremen Fire
Insurance Co., dwl 204 Stockton
Donzelmann John H., with Kohler &, Frohling, res Oak-
land
Doocan John, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart
Doody Ellen (widow), dwl 16 Langton
Doody P. J., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl cor Bush and
Polk
Doody Richard, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 1223 Bush
Doody. Sec Dudy
Doogan Mannes Rev., St Doraimc's Monaster^', NW cor
Bush and Steiner
Doolan Daniel J., varnisher, dwl 31 Minna
Doolan Dennis, pianopolisher Matthias Gray, dwl 123
Dora
Doolan James, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Doolan Thomas F., bricklayer, dwl 1515 Howard
Doolan W., blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 125
Clara
Doolan William, city agent State Investment and Insur-
ance Co., dwl 1008 Bush
Doolan William S., clerk, dwl 1006 Market
Doolan. See Doolin
Dooley Catherine (widow), laundress, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Dooley Frank, machinist Repair Shop Southern Pac. R.
R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Dooley J., extraman Engine Co. No. 11 S. F. F. D.
Dooley James, salesman C. Schreiber & Co., dwl 916JFol-
som
Dooley James J., butcher, dwl S s Eleventh Av bet N and
P, South S. F.
Dooley John {Dooley <fc Boylan), dwl W s Buchanan bet
Bush and Sutter
Dooley John H., commission butcher, S 8 First Av nr
Railroad Av. South S. F., dwl 51S Bryant
Dooley Mary (widow), dwl cor Kansas and Humboldt
Dooley Mary Mrs., nurse, dwl 248 Tehama, rear
Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Hyde and
Bay
Dooley Thomas, laborer, dwl 15 Tehama PI
Dooley William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo, dwl
50 Silver
Dooley iSi Boylan (John Dooley and Bernard Boylan), liq-
uor saloon, NW cor Fourth and Louisa
Dooley. See Dooly
Doolin James, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 125 Clara
Doolin Thomas, liquor saloon, 22 Second, dwl 111 Jessie
Dooling James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Dooling James, wheelwright, dwl 548 Mission
Dooling Minnie, dressmaker, dwl 416 Hurrison
Doohttle George L., clerk Tenninal Hotel, dwl 606 Fourth
Doolittle Jefferson, clerk, dwl 2202 Sixteenth
Doohttle William G., teacher penmanship and bookkeep-
iug, office 430 Montgomerj', dwl 652 Mission
Dooly Andrew, gardener Woodward's Gardens, dwl Mis-
sion between Ridley and Hermann
Dooly John, hostler, dwl 23 First Av
Dooly Mary L. (widow), dwl 1321 Sutter
Dooly Patrick, gardener Woodward's Gardens, dwl 28 First
Av
Dooly P. H. , hrakeman Passenger Depot Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 10 Perry
Dooly William, tanner Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl 778*
Harrison
Dooly's Building, NW cor Sansom and Sutter
Dopson Hank (Beal <£,- Co.), dwl 523 Kearny
Dor Caesar, chief cook Grand Hotel, dwl 1121 McAllister
Doran Charles A., carpenter Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl
E s Stevenson bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Doran David, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Doran E. Mrs. (widow), dwl ISJ Harriet
Doran Ellen (widow), dwl 3 Ewer PI
Doran J. A. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl
15^ Harriet
Doran James, blacksmith, 55 Eeale, dwl 2113 Mission
Doran James, cartman, dwl 916 Pacific
Doran John S., pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 3 Ewer PI
Doran Joseph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Doran Katie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. M. A. Butler, dwl 15^
Harriet
Doran Man,' E. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School,
dwl 916 Pacific
Doran Michael, carpenter T. D. Stuart, dwl Folsom bet
Fifth and Sixth
Doran Michael, laborer, dwl 27 First
Doran Michael, pantr^nnan Pacific Mail S. S. Grenada
Doran Morris, teamster Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 103
Sacramento
Doran Patrick, gardener, dwl 14 William
Doran Patrick, gardener Thomas Meherin, dwl 3 Fried-
man PI
Doran Richard, foreman Savage & Son, dwl 14 Willow Av
Doran Richard E., iroimiolder F. A. Huntington, dwl 14
Willow Av
Doran Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 536 Sacramento
Doran William, policeman City Hall, dwl 1009 Pacific
Dore A. M. Miss, teacher Rinoon School, dwl 112 Perry
Dore Auguste, gardener, N s Wells Av bet Market and
Dolores
Dore B. & Co., book and jobprinters, 512 Sacramento
Dore Benjamin (B. Dore & Co.), and stockbroker, oflace 512
Sacramento, dwl 824 Greenwich
Dore Charles, clerk Montgomery St. Real Estate Co., dwl
729 Sutter
Dore Cornelia (mdow), dwl 1423 California
Dore Cornelius, laborer, dwl 44 Clementina
Dore Frank E., printer B. Dore & Co., dwl 824 Greenwich
Dore Harrj' E., printer B. Dore & Co., dwl 824 Greenwich
Dore Joseph, gardener Auguste Dore, dwl Wells Av nr
Market
Dore Joseph, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Dore Lizzie (widow), dwl 925 Harrison
Dore Louis, gardener Auguste Dore, dwl Wells Av nr Mar-
ket
Dore Mary Ann (widow), housekeeper, dwl 620 Broadway
Dore Maurice (Maurice Dore d- Co!), dwl 729 Sutter
DOKE AlAlIKIl'E «& €0. (Henry A. Cobb), real-es-
tate, general, and stock auctioneers, 326 Pine
Dore. See Dorr
Doreins H. , butcher Eugene Josse, dwl N s Vallejo nr Dup
Doren John, milkranch, Kosciusko nr Cortland Av, S s
Bemai Heights
D5reng George, ropemaker S. F, Cordage Manufactory, dwl
Arkansas nr Yolo
Dores Carnien (widow), laundress, dwl 15 Jasper PI
Dorety Elizabeth Y. (widow), dwl 5 Ridley
Dorety Montrose, carriageraaker, dwl 5 Ridley
Dorey Alfred O., clerk, dwl 6s Tehama
Dorf Henry, shoemaker, dwl 509 Bush
Dorfler Morris, butcher Reith & Hagemann, dwl 965 Mis-
sion
Dorfler Robert, fireman stm Yosemite Broadway Wharf
Dorgan Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Eighteenth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Dorgan Thomas J., distributer S. F. Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Dorgan Timothy, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 466 Minna
Dorgan Timothy, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl Chestnut bet Fillmore and Webster
Dorgan William, carpenter, dwl 466 Minna
Dorgan William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Dorgan William, weigher, dwl 50 Natoma
Dorgeloh Charles, driver, dwl N a Brannan bet Sixth and
Seventh
Dorgeloh Frederick, clerk John Drucker, dwl 968 Mission
Dorian N., tailor, dwl 3 Belden
Dorian Thomas C, machinist, dwl 16 Natoma
Dorland Henry S., street contractor, office NE cor Kearny
and Bush, dwl W s Dolores nr Eighteenth
Dorland James F. , contractor, dwl N s Eighteenth nr Guer-
rero
Dorland P., lather Palace Hotel
Dorland Robert H., farmer, dwl W s Dolores bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Dorland Thomas Mrs. (widow), real estate, dwl Ws Dolores
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier A. L. Bancroft & Co dwl
723 Seventeenth
Dorling John A., waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
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Dorman Charles W., assistant engineer stm Parthenius,
Green St. Wharf, dwl cor Sixteenth and Folsom
l)..mian Richard, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dorman William tracklayer Central Pacific E. R., awl
King St. Hotise
Dorman William F., groceries and liquors, NE cor How-
ard and Fifteenth
Dorman WUliam H., compositor Stock Report, dwl M.
cor Howard and Fifteenth
Dormer Julia (mdow), dwl 93S Howard
Dormer Thomas W., liquor saloon, 410 Jackson, dwl 737
Market
Dom Edward, midshipman, dwl 513 Franklm
Dom Johanna (widow), dwl S31 California
Dom Richard, clerk John H. StiU, dwl 831 Cahforma
Dombluth, Robert, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
44 Julia
Dome Hiram, waiter, dwl 719 Clay
Domin F. B., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
DOUMS GEORGE D., secretarj- Fuemans Fund In-
surance Co., otBce 401 California, res Berkeley
Domin Thomas, special policeman, dwl 43 Stanly PI
Doming William, Ship Calker's .\3sn, 713 Mission
Doroning C, musician dwl 1369 Pacific
Dorothy John, engineer, dwl 29i Third
Dorothy John, shipcarpenter, dwl 630 Mission
Dorr George, laborer Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420 Pine
Dorr Henry, seaman, dwl NW cor Folsom and Steuart
Dorr Joseph A. , manager Golden Star Cracker Bakery, 704
Sansom ^ ^ ,-
Dorr Julia, stewardess Pacific MaU S. S. Colmia
Dorr L. L., physician, dwl 609 Sutter
Dorr Louis (Dhrr d- Cooley), dwl 119 Washington
Dorr Michael, dwl 313 Keamy , „ „ , ^
DORR «t fOOLEY (ioKW Dorr and Earl h. tootey),
wholesale ■nine dealers, and agents California Patent
Bottle Covers, 119 Washington
Dorr. See Dore ,. j j
Dorrance WiUiam C, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and
Natoma, dwl 4S Clementina
DORR-l.\CE WIIIL4M F., saddles and harness, 315
Batten\ dwl 523 Keamy
Dorrego John, fisherman, dwl 25 Clay
Dorren Wilhchn J., painter, dwl WiUows Hotel, SW cor
Mission and Eighteenth
Dorris Cornelius (S. H. Seymour A Co.), dwl Russ House
DorrpE., shipcarpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Dorrv Henry, Shipn-riirhts' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Dorsch Sophia Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pnmarj-
School, dwl 134 Dora „ , „-,, ^
Dorsett Edward, porter stm Amador, Broadway WTiart
Dorsev ComeUus, teamster John Lyons, dwl 4 Bryant Av
Dorse'y John, steward, dwl 819 Montgomery
Dorsey John, stockbroker, dwl 720 Califorma
Dorsey Michael, bricklayer, dwl 81 Natoma
Dorsev Peter, stevedore A. C. Freese , ,„ „ »
Dorsey Thomas, foreman Geo. D. Wyman, dwl 50 Natoma
Dorson H. L., dwl 614 Keamy
Dortney Fannie, chambermaid Cosmopohtan Hotel
Donvarf David, machinist Risdon I. and L. liNorks, dwl
Dorvrin cSes H., laborer John R. Sims, dwl 227 Second
Dosche Henry (Dosche Jc Bro.), dwl E 8 San Jos6 Road
nr Six-mile House t .< t> j
Dosehe Virgin (Dosche i: Bro.), dwl E s San Jos6 Road
nr Six-mile House „. . , . r. „ o,„
Dosche « Bro. (Hennj and Virgin), farmers, E s San
Jos^ Road nr Six-mile House „„, i. .^
Doscher Adolph, seaman Jerome B Piper, 331 East
Doscher Albert H., hotelkeeper (Pioche, I.ev.), dwl 1210
Doscher Ciaus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Battery
and Jackson, res Oakland j , ™j<, n.,
Doscher George H., teamster Gibson & Co., dwl 982 Har-
rison, rear «,- cl «.
Doscher Henry, teamster Gibson & Co., 21/ Front
Doscher Hennann, groceries and hquors, NE cor trtsm
and aementina, dwl 4094 Sixth
Doscher Jacob, laborer, dwl 510 Minna, rear
DOSCHER JOHX D., Uquor saloon, SE cor Flist ana
Dosche^'Thomas, clerk Diedrich H. Wuken, NE cor
Ninth and Folsom
Doscher. See Dosher , , „ „ , „,
Dose Henrv W. A-, butcher, dwl 3 Morel PI
Dose John "W., cabinetmaker, dwl 329 Clementina
Dose WiUiam, gardener Frederick Ludeman & Co., dwl
SW cor Baker and Lombard
Dosher Henry (Ton Bergen A P.), dwl 433 Bush
Dossard Henri, sausagemaker, dwl 31 Hinckley
Dossett Louis, butcher Albert Aubert
Dost Edward, laborer, dwl 244 Jessie
Dott Amiie (widow), dwl 120 Oak . „ . ,
Dotv Charies H., baggage agent Pacific Transfer Co., dwl
"902 Howard
Dotv Darid, dwl 537 Sacramento
Doty James R., hamessmaker Omnibus R. R., dwl 724
'Howard ,, ^ „ , ,
Doty John J., bookkeeper D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
Russ House ^ j , «»«
Doty Samuel P., groceries and liquore, 331 Sixth, dwl .279
"Clara
Doty. See Doughty
Douati Peter, ranchman, dwl 641 Broadway
Douce William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Doud Aaron, agent Nevada and Pacific Soda Co. , office 109
Califomia room 12, dwl 2625 Mission
Doud Eugene S., salesman F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl
541 Fourth
Doud Frank, clerk W. G. Badger, dwl 613 Mason
Doud James, laborer Pakice Hotel
Doud Philo, waterman, dwl 611 Bush
Doud. See Dowd .
Dougal John G., barkeeper S. Martmovich, NW cor East
and Market
Dougall Samuel, ironmolder, dwl 248 Tehama
Dougall Thomas J., dwl 1005 Clay
Dougall William G., tinsmith Locke & Montague, awl
1005 Clay , , „ ^,.,
Dougan John J., plumber and gasfittcr, dwl S s California
Av bet Mission and Howard, Bemal Heights
Dout'an WiUiam, marblepolisher Edward McGrath, dwl S
s Cal .\v bet Mission and Howard, Bemal Heights
Dougan William F., mail clerk Daily Evening Post, dwl S
s Cal Av bet Misssion and Howard, Bemal Heights
Dougan. See Dougin ,...,>! „
Dougart John I. (Spohn & D.), dwl N s Bush bet Pierce
and Scott
Dougherty , carpenter, dwl 7 Kate
Dou"hertv .\nne, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Doughertv Bernard, longshoreman, dwl 40 De Boom, rear
Doughert"y Bernard, teamster J. McDeritt, dwlSsVal-
lejo nr Sansom
Dougherty Charles, laborer Palace Hotel
Dougherty D., porter Buss House
Doughertv Daniel, laundrj-man, dwl 55 Minna
Doughert"v Daniel, cartman, dwl 623 Geary
Doughert"v Daniel, laborer, dwl 6 Haj-ward
Doughert'v Edward, drajTnan, cor Bush and Sanaom
Dougherty Edwaid, plumber, dwl 626 Brannan
Dougherty George, contractor, dwl W s Jones bet Fran-
cisco "and Bay . ,.. . no
Doughertv George, driver N. B. and Mission R.K.
Doughert'y George, molder Fr«ar Stone Co., dwl 517 Bry-
Doughertv Henry, laborer, dwl 59 Shipley
Doughertv Hugh, laborer, dwl 1 Grant P,l . _. .
DoughertV J., shipjoiner Pacific Mad b. S. Co. s Wbari
Doughert'y James, assistant engmeer Pacific Mail b. b.
Doughertv James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Doughert'v James, hostler Sutter St. R. E., dwl RaUroad
House cor Austin and Polk „ j , o,n t i
Dougherty James, laborer WiUiam CarroD, dwl 210 Jack-
Doughertv John, blacksmith, dwl 2 Scotland
Dougherty John, boUermaker, dwl S6S Mission_
Dou 'hert"v John, gasfitter Thomas Day. dwl 21i Seventh
Doulhert'v John, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1013 Stockton
Dougherty John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl WsQumn
bet Valencia and Guertero
Doughertv John, laborer, dwl 6^ Freelon
Doughert'v John, laborer, dwl 11 Dora .
Dougherty John, laborer, dwl W s Chesley nr Hamson
Doughert'v John, laborer Palace Hotel
Doughert'v John, miner, dwl 414 Pacific
Dougherty John, Mount Eden Dairj-, dwl SE cor Bay and
DOVGHEBTI' JOIDi H., wines and Uquors, 615 CaU-
foraia, dwl 845 Howard
Doughertv Joseph, painter, dwl 223 Minna
Dougherty J. P., machinist Hawkins & CantreU, dwl 130
Dough^ M., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 16 Mary
Dou^'hert'v Magi-ie Miss, miUiner Mrs. M. Sehg, dwl ,00
Broadway
Doughertv Manus, tailor, dwl 221 Tyler
Doughert'y Marj- (%vidow), dwl 626 Brannan
MOEGAN & CO., 87 Califomia Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1861
Dougherty Neil, taiiBer Bloch & Davidson, dwl 648 Sev-
enth
Dout'herty Owen, tanner Francis McAleer, dwl Sixteenth
bet Howard and Folsom
Dougherty P. A., expressman, depot Central Pac. R. R.
Dougherty Patrick, laborer, dwl 5W Mission
Dougherty Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 9}
Welsh, rear
Doug-herty P. E., freight auditor S. F. & North Pacific E.
K., dwl 1021 Howard
Dougherty Peter, dwl SE cor Bay and Jones
Dougherty Richard, laborer, dwl" 922 Harrison
Dougherty Richard, plasterer Palace Hotel
Dougherty Roger G., furniture, 1011 Harrison
Dougherty Sarah, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
3ti7 Clementina
Dotigherty Theresa B., seamstress, dwl 626 Brannan
Dougherty Thomas, grain sacks, SW cor Broadway and
Ohio, dwl E s Bartol nr Broadway
Dougherty Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 214 Ritch, rear
Dougherty W., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Dougherty Willam, fireman Southern Pac. B. R., cor
Fourth and To\vnsend
Dougherty William, machinist, dwl 205 Second
DOi:«HEICTV WILLL4M f., deputy postmaster San
Francisco, oBice N W cor Wash and Bat, dwl 1414 Taylor
Dougherty William T. (S»ii«i d> D.), res San Joss-
Dougherty. See Doherty, O'Doherty, and O'Dougherty
Doughley John, teamster, dwl 117 Shipley
Doughty John Rev., pastor New Jerusalem Church, dwl
1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Matthew, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 504
Minna
Doughtj- William (Lambert, Palmer i- Co.), dwl 28
Hampton PI
Dougin Jeremiah (Retjan d- D.), dwl Fifth Av nr L, South
S. F.
Dougine James T. , Union Stove Co. , office NE cor Kearny
and Bush, dwl 2534 Webster
Douglas Abraham, dwl 327 Third
Douglas Albert C, salesman F. B. Taylor & Co., dwl 518
Minna
Douglas Andrew, engineer Murphy, Grant* Co., dwl 251
Jessie
Douglas Charles D., inspector Ctlstom House, dwl 20
Rondel PI
Douglas Daniel, rigger Palace Hotel
Douglas Donald M., harnessmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 610 Sixth
Douglas Duncan, laborer, dwl 3 Russell
Douglas Frank, stableman, dwl 64 Minna
Douglas George, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 251
Jessie
Douglas George W., carpenter Omnibus R. R., dwl 714
Httward
Douglas H. H. , brakeman Southern Pac. E. R. , cor Fourth
and Townsend, dwl 10 Perry
Douglas James, flieman, dwl 1522 Broadway
Douglas James, molder Pahner, Knox & Co., dwl SE cor
First and Howard
Douglas John, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 1511
Jones
Douglas John, carpenter, dwl 1132 Folsom
Douglas Joseph, bootmaker J. E. Tate, dwl 147 Post
D(juglas Percy, crockery dealer, dwl 1505 Larkin
Douglas Robert E., deputy Poundkeeper, dwl NE cor
Bush and Larkin
Douglas Thomas, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D
dwl Brjant bet Fourth and Fifth '
Douglas Thomas, painter, dwl 230 Ritch
Douglas Thomas, shipcalker, dwl 518 Fourth
Douglas Thomas H., superintendent Friedlander Ware-
house, dwl 507 Powell
Douglas W. J., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Douglass , bootmaker, dwl 624 Commercial
Douglass A. D., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Douglass Ann (widow), dwl E s Harrison nr Tenth
Douglass Ellen A. (widow), fancy goods, 1324 Polk
Douglass Frank, engineer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, dwl 2009 Folsom
Douglass George H., raptain stm Mohongo
Douglass James, boatman, Davis St. Wharf
Douglass James, molder, dwl 213 First
Douglass James, proprietor Columbia House, 114 Jackson
Douglass James, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl El Dorado m-
Potrero Av
Douglass James B., carpenter and builder, dwl 744 How
Douglass John E., expresswagon cor California and Front
Douglass Richard, carpenter, dwl 995 Market
Douglass Robert A., driver Sutter St. K. E., dwl 1200
Larkin
Douglass T., painter Pacific M.ail S. S. Co.'s Wiarf
Douglass Thomas A., carpenter, dwl S s Henry bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Douglass Tliomas F. (Dowjlass it Martin), dwl 4'll Clem
Douglass William A., physician and professor anatomy
Pacific Medical College, otBce and dwl 126 O'Farrell "
Douglass William B., watchmaker Alfred Barrett, dwl 115
Stockton
Douglass William J. F., sailmaker John Reynolds, dwl 3
Second Av nr Sixteenth
Douglass William Y., captain police City Hall, dwl 1711
Dupont
Douglass & Martin (Thomas F. Dmuilass atid David N.
Martin), plumbers and gasfitter's, 19 Fourth
Doull Alexander, m;\sou Palace Hotel
Doulon Peter, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Wharf
Douthitt D. William (DoutJiitt <i McGraw), dwl 204 San
Jose Av cor Tvvent.y-fourth
DOUTHITT A. Mc«KAW (D. William Douthitt and
Eduard W. McGraie), attorneys at law, office 414 Cal
Douty , milliner, dwl 700 Broadway
Douty Frank S., NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 42,
dwl 600 Folsom
Douville William, carpenter, dwl 423 Bush
Dove George S., foreman Knitting Room Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl SW cor Twentieth and Shotwell
Dove Hector, teamster F. M. Woods & Co., dwl 6 Moulton
PI
Dove James (Dove & Taylor), dwl SW cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Dove Z., fisliennan. Clay St. Wharf
Dove & Taylor (James Dove aiid Joseph Taylor), wood,
coal, and feed, SW cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Dow Andrew, molder City Iron Works, dwl 49 Clem
Dow CjTus C, overseer I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 120
Fourth
Dow David, fireman stm Clinton, Daiis St. Wharf
Dow George, machinist David Stoddart, dwl 6 Vassar PI
Dow James B. Jr., dwl 235 Sixth
Dow James M., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion
Dow J. B., dwl 632 Market
Dow J. Blake, market, SW cor Clay and Verba Buena,
dwl 1121 Taylor
Dow J. H., dwl 614 Kearny
Dow John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 224 Second
Dow Martin, lamps, oils, willowware, and toys, 124 Sec-
ond, dwl 26 Howard Court
Dow Rice S. (Martensen <fc D.), dwl 737 Howard
Dow Sarah Miss, seamstress, dwl 322 Third
Dow William P., tanner, dwl 432 Shotwell
Dow. See Dowe
Dowd Andrew, laborer, dwl 260 First
Dowd Bernard, laborer, dwl 435 Shipley
Dowd Daniel, expresswagon, dwl 625 Davis
Dowd Daniel, fireman stm Amador, Broadway AVharf
Dowd Dennis, proprietor City Front House, 025 Davis
Dowd Hugh, hackman Plaza, dwl 628 Union
Dowd James, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Dowd John, laborer, dwl 2 Eddy PI
Dowd John, packer J.A. Folger & Co., dwl NE cor Pacific
and Franklin
Dowd John O. (Dyer & Co.), dwl 1724 Pacific Av
Dowd Margaret Mrs., housekeeper, dwl E s Brooks bet
Geary and Market
Dowd Peter, expresswagon, cor Turk and Market, dwl W
s Mission nr Twenty-second
Dowd Richard, bookkeeper, dwl 747 Brannan
Dowd Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 5 Rausch, rear
Dowd Thomas, cook Windsor House
Dowd Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl C13
Seventh
Dowd William J., blacksmith, dwl 2 Eddy PI
Dowd. See Doud
Dowdall Henry S., driver Massey & Yung, dwl 651 Sac
Dowdall Richard E., apothecary H. P. Wakelee, dwl 1004
Natoma
Dowdall William P., stonecutter Bernard Leddy, dwl 1004
Natoma
Dowdell Joseph F., plumber and gasfltter, 536 Bush, dwl
515 Stevenson
Dowdell Robert, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 345
Jessie
Dowdeu Henry, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl NW
cor Market and Valencia
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Dowe William, mining operator, dwl 444 Sixth
Dowell Alexander, mason Palace Hotel
Dowell Edward, cook Arlington House, 127 Kearny
Dower John, gasfltter Jules G. Marcy, dwl 15 Gilbert
Dowerr L., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Dowland Frederick, cabinetmaker, IHV cor Sacramento
and Larkin . „ t> , , nnit\
Dowler Tliomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. E., dwl 906i
Folsom
Dowler Thomas, expressman, dwl 308 Minna
Dowling , laborer Union Iron T\ orks
Cowling A., expresswagon, SE cor Bush and Kearny, dwl
Sixteenth ur Valencia
Dowling A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 42 Moss
Dowling Ann Mrs., dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Dowling Bridget (widow), dwl 1025 Pacific
Dowling Edward, livery stable, 1505 Folsom
Dowling Edward B., porter 115 Battery, dwl 417 Sutter,
Dowling James, farmer, dwl San Bruno Road nr Islais
Dowhng James, laborer, dwl 221 Oara „ v i
Dowling J. E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
I dwl 419 Hyde , ,, , . j„.i
I Dowling John, fishmonger, 31 Grand Central Market, dwl
! 4ti7 Stevenson „ . „ r, j i
Dowling John, trackman N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
I 19* Gilbert _ .,. „ .
Dowling M.. Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, ,\ ^ew Mont
DowUng Maggie Miss, clerk Henry R. Smith, dwl N s
I Kate bet Seventh and Eighth
Dowlin" Man- Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 100 Minna
Dowling Michael, carpenter, dwl 310 Seventh
Dowlini Morris, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl S36 Market
Dowling Patrick, stonecutter, dwl N s Green bet Hyde
and Leavenworth
Dowlmg R. H., carpenter Real Estate Associates, res OaK-
1 Dowling Richard, foreman Lambert, Palmer & Co., dwl
545 Howard
Dowling Richard, hamessmaker, dwl 54o Howard, rear
Dowling Richard, livery stable, «10 Howard, dwl t>06
Howard , , .._ , ,^ ,
Dowling Thomas, waiter New York Bakery, dwl !,24 Wash
Dowling Thomas H., salesman 421 Clay, dwl 917 Post
Dowling Wilham, bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, dwl
107 Lafavetle
Dowling WUiiam M., bricklayer, dwl 107 Lafayette
Dowling WUliam T. , laundryman La Grande Laundry, dwl
39 Lafayette
Down Samuel, carpenter, dwl 546 Bryant
Downe John, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Downe Richard M., expresswagon, NE cor Battery and
Washington, dwl 1007 McAllister
Downer A. J. (widow), dwl 1431 Pine ,,„o,, „„„
Downer Edward, salesman T. R. Church, dwl 103 Mason
Downier Frederick, carpentor, dwl UOl Brannan
Downer Hart A., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 62b
Jessie , . „ , , .
l)OW\En M UlY A. Mrs., dwl 916 Larkin
Do«-ner Patri'ck, helper S. F. Gas Light Co dwl 6 Minm
Downer Periey R., head postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl
916 Larkin
Downer Tliomas P., dwl 916 Larkin ,„.„.„
Downes Charles (Duicncs i Deery). dwl 614 Natoma
Downies C J cutter Freeman & Hyman, dwl Russ House
Downes John V., wooldealer, dwl 2206 Mason
Dowiies WUUam, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 3d Austm
Downes & Deery {Charla Downes and ThonMS Deery),
plumbers, gas and steamfltters, 41 Second
Downes. Sse Downs „ _ „ ., /,„ j„i
Downey Andrew, porter R«dington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
48 Tehama c ^ r.
I Downev D., seaman stm Ajax Oregon b. s. l-o.
Domie'v Darid, seaman, dwl 117 Drumni ,„„,„,
DowneV Frank M., clerk Madison & Biuke dwl 6 Hunt
Downey- George. laborer Pacific RolUng Mills, dwl E s Ma-
r^-land nr Shasta
Dow-nev George, watchman Pacific RoUing MiUs
Do«-ney George W., salesman Ledden, WTiipple « U).,
dwl 411 Natoma
Downev J., lather Palace Hotel j , m^n
Downey James, driver T. H. Hams & Co., dwl 1020
MaVket
Downev James, laborer, dwl 3i Rausch
Downey James, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Mission
Downey James, longshoreman, dwl 536 Sacramento
Downev James, teamster Frear Stone Co., dwl 515
Downev James Henrj-, carpenter, dwl W 8 Potrero Av
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Downev John, blacksmith Machine Shop Southern Pac.
R.'R., cor Sucteenth and Harrison, dwl E s Harrison
bet 'fwentv-third and TSventy-fourth
Downey John,'brickmason, dwl 14 Shipley
Downev John, bricklayer, dw-1 348 Shipley
Downev John, coal and wood, 9-24 Folsom, dwl 61 Ship
Downey John, laborer, dwl N s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Dow-ney John, laborer, dwl 437i Natoma
DnvraevPatrick, caqjenter, dwi6Hunt
Do»-ne"v Patrick, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pacific
R.'B., cor Fifth and Tbw-nsend, dwl 29i Fifth
Downev Peter, expressman, cor California and Kearny,
dw"l 446 Brannan
Dow-nev Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 231 Stevenson
Downey Thomas H., carriagemaker Thomas Costigan, dwl
548 Mission ^ , , .rxr t^ , u ,.
Downey Timothy (jCunningham J: D.), dwl W s Peart bet
Market and Ridley
Downey Winifred Miss, dwl 138 Dora
Downie Henry, special poUceman, dwl 7 Kate
Downie James E. , clerk James A. Stewart, dwl 726 Filbert
Downie. See Dougney .
Downing , wheelwright, dwl 548 Mission
Dow-ninf Miss, teacher, dwl 509 Leavenworth
Downmg D., hostler Fashion Stables, dwl S40 Market
Downing Henry C. (S. L. Jaites a; Co.), dwl Wmdsor
House
Downing James, plasterer, dwl 23 Lomsa
Downing James A., salesman James E. Bryant, dwi Z70
Minna „ ,, , .
Downing John, helper John Anderson, 1 83 Market
Downing John, plasterer, dwl N s Seventeenth Av nr B,
South S. F. ^ .
Downing Joseph, plasterer, dwl 23 Lomsa , , ,„„
Downing Lewis C, musician Cahlomia Theater, dwl 1309
Downing Mathew, plasterer, dwl -23 Louisa
Downing Miriam (widow), dwl 1309 Pacific
Downing Patrick, plasterer, dwl 270 Minna
Downing Richard, sash and blindmaker, dwl '23 Lomsa
Dow-ning Richard Mrs. (widow), dwl N 3 Ash Av bet Lar-
kin and Polk , , ^ „ c. t .^
Downing Theodore H., carpenter, dwl Valley nr San Jose
Av
Downing Thomas, painter, 615 Mission, dwl 630 Geary
Downing Timothy, bartender, dwl 28 Pearl
Downs Alvah, stableman Georye Bryden, dwl M Firet
Downs Edward, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl oo Ev-
Downs John, bricklayer, dwl 269 Miima
Downs L. W. S., salesman Treadwell & Co,
Downs Michael, laborer, dw-1 1817 Hyde
Dow-ns Patrick, laborer, dwl 6 Minna
Dow-ns William, laborer, dwl 13 Heron
Domis WiUiam S., dwl 802 Stockton
Downs. See Downes j„, ir,-)
Dows Heory J., drayman Hanscom & Moore, dwl 151::
DOWS^'jAMES. real estate, office 408 Front, dwl NE
cor Tenth and Brj-ant
Dowsett George, engineer, dwl S 8 Vandewater nr PoweU
Dowsley H. F. , dwl 424 Sansom
Dowvef James P. , waiter, dwl 26 Mmna, rear
Doyds Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Brewster nr San Bruno
Road, Bemal Heights
Dovle .Anna J. (widow), dwl 113 CTinton
Doyle Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 641 Washington
Doyle Charles A., dwl 814 Sansom
Dovle Daniel P., second-hand furniture, 214 Fourth
Doyle Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Twentieth nr Guer-
Doyl? Edward C, plumber Bush & Mihie, dwl 422 Linden
Doylt^Edward H. (.Gilfoy A- DoyU). dwl NW cor Twenty-
fifth and Valencia
Doyle Eliza Miss, tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl 22o
Minna
Dovle Elizabeth (widow), dwl 612 Stevenson
Dovle EUen (widow), dwl 38 Clementina
Dojle Ellen (widow), dwl Green bet Battery and Sansom
Dovle Eugene G., boarding. 308 Beale
Dovle Frank, waterman, dwl IOd Clark
Dovle Henry, confectioner Foster & Co., dwl 310 Jessie
Doyle Hugh, engineer, dwl S s Montgomery PI
, res Oakland
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1352.
Doyle James, blacksmith, dwi 13 Natoma
Doyle James, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 338
Minna
Doyle James, canvasser, dwl 30-t Beale
Doyle James, confectioner Foster iSi Co., dwl 310 Jessie
Doyle James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl S s How-
ard bet Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
Doyle James, laborer, dwl NE cor Mission and Twenty-
third
Doyle James, plumber Jides G. Marcy, dwl 21-li Sixth
Doyle James, porter, dwl 2 Jasper PI
Doyle James, porter Farwell & Co., dwl 811 Filbert
Doyle James Jr., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
dwl N s Buchanan bet Waller and Haight
Doyle James Sr., farmer, dwl N s Waller bet Buchanan
and Web:>ter
Doyle James A., chief engineer, dwl 832 Folsom
Doyle James F., laborer, dwl "227 Second
Doyle James J., builder, dwl 1902 Powell
Doyle James J., miner, dwl 227 Second
Doyle J. M. Miss, teacher Haj-es Valley Grammar School,
dwl cor Bush and Cemetery Av
Doyle John, carriagepainter M. P. Holmes, dwl 430 Clem-
entina
Doyle John, horseshoer Maurice Doyle, dwl 143 Shipley
Doyle John, housemover, dwl 106 Natoma
Dojie John, laborer, dwl 15 Natoma
Doyle John, laborer, dwl 619 Pacific
Doyle John, liquor saloon and boarding, NW cor Geary
and Central Av
Doyle John, longshoreman, dwl 15 Frederick
Duyle John, plmnber Bush & Milne, dwl 422 Linden Av
Doyle John, special policeman Omnibus R. R. Depot, dwl
" 215 Tehama
Doyle John, teamster Golden Gate Park
Doyle John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.
Doyle John E. {Perry rfr D.\ dwl 1413 Bush
Doyle John T. (Doyle cfc Barber), res Menlo Park and 1032
Pine
Doyle Joseph, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Doyle Lawrence, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl E s Second
Av nr Sixteenth
Doyle Louisa (widow), (Bern/man 4: Doyle), dwl 116 Turk
Doyle Luke D., Central ^\. Nursery, NE cor Bush aud
Central Av
Doyle Margaret (widow), proprietress Haight House, 632
Braniian
Doyle Martin, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Duyle Martm C-, driver Dohmiann & Co., dwl 205 Fourth
Dr.yle Man,- Miss, dressmaker, dwl 238 Pen'y
Doyle Mary Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. iSt Co., dwl 422
Linden Av
Doyle Mathew, laborer, dwl 13 Natoma
Doyle Maurice, expressman, SE cor Pine and Sansom, dwl
W s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and T\ventieth
Doyle Maurice, horseshoer, 765 Mission, dwl 143 Shipley
Doyle Michael, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber & Co.,
dwl S s Sftevenson iir' Twelfth
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl 17 Teharaa, rear
Doyle Michael, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
Doyle Michael, rigger, dwl 3 Zue PI
Doyle Michael J. , liquor saloon, 132^ Hayes, dwl 132 Hayes
Doyle Michael J., machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 13 Na-
toma
Doj'le Morris F., morrocco finisher Cornelius O'Donnell,
dwl 143 Shipley
Doyle Myles, haniessmaker Thomas Fuller, dwl 45 Minna
Doyle Patrick, haniessmaker Mam & Winchester, dwl
Capp nr Twenty-si.\th
Doyle Patrick, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl What Cheer
House
Doyle Patrick, porter Charle-s Dahhnann & Co., dwl 79
Clementina
Doyle Peter, laborer, dwl 2215 Powell
Doyle Peter, tapper Spring Valley Water Works, dwl 27
Minna
Doyle Richard, carpenter, dwl 2S10 Howai-d
Doyle Richard, laborer, dwl 208 First, rear
Doyle Richard, seaman, dwl 641 Washmgton
Doyle R. N., cari:)enter Palace Hotel
Doyle Robert Emmett, manager I. Friedlander, oflBce 300
California, res Menlo Park
Doyle Rudy, blacksmith Zina H. Chinningham, dwl Nine-
teenth bet Capp and Mission
Doyle Terence, milkranch, N 8 San Jos6 R. R. nr Rock
Ranch
Doyle Thomas, blacksmith, S s Point Lobos Av nr Masonic
Av, dwl S s Bush bet Lyon and Baker
Doyle Thomas, carpenter, dwl 37 Langton
Doyle Thomas, clerk H. Liebes & Co., dwl 79 Clementina
Doyle Thomas, laborer, dwl 25 Folsom Av
Doyle Thomas, laborer, dwl SW cor Fifteenth and Valencia
Doyle Thomas, saloonkeeper, dwl 244 Stevenson
Doyle Thomas, stevedore, dwl 20 Geneva
Doyle Thomas J., market, 211 Folsom
Doyle Timothy, laborer Masonic Cemeteiy
Doyle William, housepainter Hayes & King, dwl 208Stev
Doyle Williiun, laborer Palace Hotel
Doyle William, painter, dwl 720 Market
Doyle William, painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl 73 Fourth, rear
Doyle William, shoemaker Orrin Jones, dwl 612 Stevenson
Doyle William, tinsmith, dwl Green bet Sansom and Bat-
tery
Doyle William, trunkraaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl S s
York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Dovle William R., jtoliceman City Hall, dwl 364 Eleventh
DOYLE «t ISAKRKR (John "T. Doijle and WUliaui
Barber), attorneys at law, office 323 California
Doxey William, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl N s
Twenty-second bet Harrison and Folsom
Dozier A. T., physician, dwl 237 Stevenson
Dozier B.» teacher University College, dwl 25 Sixth
Dozier Charles T., chief operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 237 Stevenson
Dozier Washington (colored), porter Land Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 34 Frcelon
Drady David, pictures and picture frames, 248 Fourth
Drady John, engineer George H. Tay & Co., dwl 42 Jessie
Drady Thomas, tailor, 340 Fourth
Drager Henry J., moroccofinisher, dwl 608 Sixth
Di-ager Jo\m\Westphal d: Z>.). dwl 608 Sixth
Drager Joseph A., moroccofinisher, dwl 608 Sixth
Draher Katie Miss, shoebmder Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
23 Garden
Drain Daniel, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Drain James, engineer Russian and Turkish Baths, dwl
528 Pacific
Di*ake , carpenter, dwl 603 Pine
Drake Adelme Miss, seamstress, dwl 207 Minna
Drake Charles, bookagent, dwl 300 OTarrell
Drake Eugene B. (Drake d- Ri^), dwl 13 Oak Grove Av
Drake Frank, mining, office 302 Montgomery room 31,
res Eberhardt, Nev.
Drake George W., wood and coal, Larue's Wharf, res
Oakland
Drake H. B., foreman Pac. Glass Works, dwl E b Minne-
sota nr Solano
Drake Samuel (Drake it- Emcrsnn), dwl 1010 Wash
Drake &. Emerson (Saimiel Drake and John A. Emer-
son), fruit commission. 521 and 523 Sansom
Drake & Rix (Eugen- B. Drake and Hale Rix), attorneys
at law, office 708 Montgomery
Drane Daniel, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Draper , dwl 411 Sansom
Draper Edward, barkeeper Duncan S. Tyson, dwl 32
Minna
Draper Edward P., butcher Silverberg & Zimmerman,
dwl Cur First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Draper John H., woodturner L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 526
Sixth
Draper Joseph, painter California Furniture Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 526 Sixth
Draper Richard, market, 139 Eleventh
Draper Robert J. , broommaker California Broom Factory,
dwl 27^ Fourth
Draper Simeon F., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
737 Howard
Drasco\ich Natale, laborer, dwl 503 East
Drather Peter, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor North Point and Larkin
Drathmann W. Ferdinand, salesman Tillman &l Bendel,
dwl 397 McAllister
Dray A. C, solicitor, dwl 533 Sacramento
Drayeur August (P. B. Berges A: Co.), dwl 533 Jessie
Drayeur Nicholas C. (Mohrback ,f- Co.), dwl 1416 Powell
Drebcoyech John, fruit, 1000 Market, dwl cor Kearny and
Pacific
Dregen Peter, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Dregger William, carpenter and builder, 108 Davis, dwl
SE cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Dregnan Hugh, clerk, dwl King St. House
Dreham Edward, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Dreibblebis Mary Mrs., dwl S s Benial Heights nr San
Bruno Road
Dreifahl Louis, carpenter, dwl 41 Green
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIHECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Dreituss Edward, eolBsnjaii Levi Strauss & Co
Jones
Dreisen William, laborer Cal. Sui.'ar Refiner}', dwl NW
cor Bryant and Eiglith
Dreivis Frederick, expresswagon, cor Kearny and Jack-
son, dwl lf)09 Mason
Pren Robert, carpenter, dwl 31 Fifth Av
Dreniiinf Robert L., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl
833 Tehama
Dresbach, Bane & Co., merchants (Da\asville, Cal.), office
316 California
Dreschfelrt Henrv Mrs. (widow), fancy goods, 645 Post
Dre.sohfeld Leopold H., clairvoyant, dwl 046 Post
Dresdener House, George Kuhn proprietor, 337 Bush
Dressell Hermann, carriaaemaker, dwl 813 Filbert, rear
Drestel Therese, chamberinaid 027 Commercial
Dreuda Frederick, bookkeeper, dwl 802 Stockton
Drevis Frederick, expressman, dwl 416 Francisco
Mrew Alexander, wooddealer, dwl IC Geneva, rear
Drew Benjamin B., dwl 418 Oak
Drew Charles S., mining, office 411J California room 6,
dwl 316 Pine
Drew Edward, track laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Drew Edward F., laborer, dwl \V s Alabama bet Twenty-
fourth and Twentv-fifth
Drew Gustaxtis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl NW cor
Bryant and Eighth
Drew Hiram M. {Jesse <{• D.), dwl 128 Fell
Drew John J., saloonkeeper, dwl 4 Rose Av
Drew John R. {DUlon d- D.), dwl 10 Silver
Drew Louis A., proprietor Drew's Dancing Academy, NE
cor Fourth and Jessie
Drew N. L. (ff IF. Prescott & Co.), res Sacramento
Drew Patrick, laborer, dwl KE cor Vicksburg and Twenty-
fourth
Drew Simon, boilermaker Southern Pac. R. R., cor Six-
teenth and Han-ison, dwl 1835 Howard
Drew Thomas J., shoemaker, dwl 6 Rose Av
Drew William, baker Christian Baker, dwl 988 Folsom
Drewes John, barkeeper Schwartz, Husing & Meyer, dwl
1 Market
Drews John H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 414i
Shipley
Dreydemi Pierre, tailor, 513 Pine
Dreyer , dwl 502 Bush
Dre'ver Alfred, clerk, dwl 770 Bryant
Dreyer Anna (widow), dwl 1319 California
Dreyer Diederich, groceries and liquors, NE cor niinois
and Twentieth
Dreyer Frederick, clerk Gustave Wurth, dwl 900 Pacific
Dreyer George W., clerk 418 Clay, dwl 1319 California
Drever Henry, stevedore A. C. Fi-eese
Dreyer John, market, cor Shasta and Michigan, dwl cor
"Illinois and Twentieth
Drevfus Emile {Raas i- Co.), res Paris
Drei-tus Jacques, butcher, dwl 502 Bush
Dreyfus Max, salesman Freeman & Hyman, dwl N s Bush
"bet Montgomery and Kearny
Dreyfus Theodore, dyer L. RoUand & Co., dwl 36 Sixth
Dre'vfus. See Drvfus and Dreifus
llreypoelcher Fre'derick, billiard tahlemaker P. Liesen-
feld, dwl S s Myrtle Av bet Franklin and Gough
Driggs Dennis, laborer, dwl 284 Stevenson
Driggs George R., dwl 214 Eighteenth
Dri"i's Nathaniel S., dru'^gist, dwl 24 Second Av
Drinkhouse J. A., wholesale cigars and tobacco, 228
Front, dwl 42 South Park „ ,. „ .
Drinkwater L. H., first officer Pacific Mail S. fe. Great
Republic
Driscoll Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Driscoll Catherine (widow), dwl SE cor Oak and Octavia
Driscoll Charles (Mallail A D.), dwl 1113 Montgomery
Driscoll Cornelius, coachman, dwl SE cor I\'}' and Van
Ness avs
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, dwl 512 Mason
Driscc ill Cornelius E., proprietor Sanitanum Baths, 2'210
Powell, dwl 1904 Stockton
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, dwl '28 Minna „ „ ,.
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Fifteenth Av nr Q, South
Driscoll Daniel, molder Savage & Son, dwl Dolores nr
Fifteenth
Driscoll Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 2'202 Mason
Driscoll Daniel, spamiaker, dwl SW cor Fourteenth and
Dolores
Driscoll Dennis, peddler, dwl 7 Gordon
Driscoll Dennis, porter Beale St. Warehouse, dwl 804i Gear}'
Driscoll Dennis, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 464 Minna
Driscoll Dennis, stonemason, dwl 414 Clementina
Driscoll Dennis, upholsterer John Kearney, dwl 18
Rausch Jill
Driscoll Dennis C, upholsterer Goodwm & Co., dwl IJ
Rausch
Driscoll Dennis J., sailmaker, dwl 10 Clinton
Driscoll Edward, capitalist, dwl 404 Broadway
Driscoll Ellen Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Driscoll Florence, bagmaker Neiille & Co., dwl 8 Silver
Driscoll Frank, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 326 Tehama
Driscoll George, clerk, dwl 636 Commercial
Driscoll J., earriagepainter Mills & Evans, dwl 562 Miss
Driscoll James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Ber-
nard nr Leavenworth
Driscoll James, seaman, dwl 117 Drumni
Driscoll James C, butcher Thomas Powers, dwl 136
Hayes
Driscoll James N., U. S. ganger, office 321 Battery, dwl
1309 Ellis „ „ „
Driscoll Jeremiah, extraman Engine Co. No. 3S. I. *.
D., dwl 1313 California
Driscoll Jeremiah, house and signpainter, dwl 1309 Ellis
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, dwl '28 Minna
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 104 Jessie
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, dwl King St. House
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer Palace Hotel
Driscoll Jeremiah, painter, dwl 652 Mission
Driscoll John, asphaltum worker, dwl 13 Dikeman PI
Driscoll John, clerk Thomas Peering, dwl S s Georgia nr
Driscoll John, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Driscoll John, longshoreman, dwl 31 N-atoma
Driscoll John, peddler, dwl cor Ninth and Harrison
Driscoll John, piledriver, dwl 54 Sacramento
Driscoll John, springmaker Belts Spring Co., dwl N s
Seventeenth Av nr Q, South S. F.
Drisc.iU John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Driscoll John O., molder Union Iron Works, dwl N s Van-
dewater nr Mason . , „
Driscoll John P., butcher Willson, Merry & Co., dwl i
Codman PI ,_ , j , n t
Driscoll Josie Miss, teacher San Bruno School, awl 8 Jane
PI
Driscoll Kate Miss, dwl 512 Mason
Driscoll M. Sirs., dressmaker, 1326 Stockton
Driscoll Michael (Driscoll J: Co.), dwl 565 Mission
Driscoll Michael, blacksmith, dwl 900 Howard
Driscoll Michael, laborer Mrs. Noonan, dwl 366 Natoma
DriscoU Michael J., blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl SOSJ
Jessie „ J ,
Driscoll Moses, peddler, dwl E s Chenery nr Randal
Driscoll Timothy, coremaker Union Foundr}', dwl Colum-
bia bet Twe'ntv-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Driscoll Timothy, hay and grain, wood and coal, W s Mis-
sion bet Fifteenth and Si.xteenth . „ ,,
Driscoll William, messboy stm Montana Colorado S. N.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Driscoll William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Driscoll WiUiam H. (Flaherty. D. * Co.), dwl ^1 Sac
Driscoll ft Co. (Michael Drvtmll and Eugene T. Moore),
groceries and liquors, 642 Mission
Driver George C. clerk AssisUnt General Superintendent
Central Pacific R. R., dwl 33 Hawthorne
Driver Theresa Jliss. dwl 858 Folsom
Drivon Eugene, hairdresser, dwl 12 Bowman PI
Drivon Francis, dwl 160 Shipley
Droast Fred., varnisher John B. Luohsmger & Son, dwl
429 Bush , „„„,.,
Drobaz Mattio. chophouse and coffee saloon, 503 East, dwl
150 Tehama
Drobaz Michael, laborer, dwl 503 East
Droge Gustavus F. C, stationery and fancy goods, N s
Sixteenth bet Mission and Valencia
Droge Henr}', groceries and liquoi-s, SE cor Pacific and
Front
Droi^e Pet«r, carpenter, dwl 260 Tehama
Droger Diedrich (widow), dwl 141 Garden
Droger Henry C, clerk Greathouse & Ha^^n, dwl Brook-
h-n Hotel . , „., „ ,
Drohan John, dra^-man, 413 Front, dwl 230 Folsom
Drolet John A., dw'l 21 Valparaiso ,„„.,.
Drolet Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 29 Minna
Drossel Joseph H., druggist, NVV cor Geary and Dupont,
dwl 900 Jackson
Drosto Henn- (Heimhurij .0 D.), dwl Metropolitan Hotel
Droste Herman, proprietor Continental Hotel, 619-62i
Pacific
Drouet Hyppolite, market, 1420 Stockton
Driscoll Dennis, porter tieaie t-i. h arcnouse, un i ov»;vjc»... !■-■..-■». .■ , i-- ■ ■
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN k CO., California Market
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Drought Octana (widow), dwl 1S13 Pacific Av
Drought Robert, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 12 An-
thony
Drouilhat John, billiard-tablemaker, 813 Mont^omerj',
dwl 61S Fourth
Drouilhat Louise Mrs., proprietress Stanford Hotel, 618
and 0-20 Fourth
Drown Albert N. (Cowley it D.), attorney at law, office
621 Clay, dwl 015 Eddy
Dron John, cook International Hotel, dwl 803 Mont
Drozer Pet€r, carjventer, dwl 260 Tehama
Druckel Eilert, dwl 723 Hayes
Drucker A., groceries and liquors, SW cor Tehama and
Third
Dnicker August E,, student State Uuirersity, dwl 921
Montgomery
Drucker Augustus, hairdressing saloon and baths, 923
Montgomery
Drucker J. & Co. (Diederich Kuhlttwnn), groceries and
liquors, >"W cor Fourth and Erannan
Drucker John, groceries and liquoi"s, 9GS Mission (aiid J.
DriKkcr *<- Co.), dwl NE cor Sixth and Mission
Drucker William, groceries, NE cor Twentieth and Guer-
rero
Drue Henry, collector, dwl 109 Montgomery
Dniffel Francis H., baker, dwl 1236 Hyde
Drugan Samuel, plasterer, dwl 37 Muss, rear
DUtHE J. H., liquor saloon, SW cor 5Iarket and Steu
Druhe J. H., liquor saloon and restaurant, cor California
and Drumm, dwl 5 Drunim
Druids' Hall, Jacob Wesner janitor, 413 Sutter
Drum Bernard, gasman Buckley's Varieties
Drum Edward, assistant superintendent Omnibus R. R.,
dwl 236 Thu-d
Drum James, aetor Buckley's Varieties, dwl 807 Kearny
Dnun John R., mariner, dwl 10 Jessie
Drum Thomas J., attorney at law, office 620 Washington,
dwl 514 Bush
Drumgold James C. , salesman, 708 Kearny, dwl 829 Fol-
som
student Heald's Business College, dwl
car\-er and gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 5
Drumm Henry J,
115 Second
Drumm John H,
Kent
Drummond Edward, dwl 430 Gearj'
Drummond J., farmer, dwl What Cheer House
Drummond John, boilermaker Francis I. Curo', dwl 507
Minna
Drunmiond Mary (widow), nurse St. Luke's Hospital,
Lundv Lane bet Esmeralda and Virginia avs, Benial
Heights
Drummond Philip, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Drummond Richard S. {Drummond d: Lcinont), dwl First
Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Drummond & Lemont {Rwhard S. Drummond and
George W. Lemont), dealers wood, coal, hay, grain,
and lumber, Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Dniry , dwl 115 Sixth
Drur>- Frederick S., fruits, 409 Bush, dwl 342 Minna
Drun' James, carpenter and bmlder, 417 Commercial, dwl
611 StiTckton
Drury Peter, laborer, dwl 1416 Kearny, rear
Drury William, merchant tailor, 633 Kearny, dwl N a
Twentieth nr Dolores
Drusedom John, driver Lyon & Co., dwl 1811 Mason
Drussell Daniel, butcher, dwl 24 Jessie nr Seventh
Druyer Jeremiah, laborer, Fort Point
Dry Samuel, salesman, dwl 13 Everett
Dr^'den Frank, foreman CaUfomia Christian Advocate,
dwl 319 PoweU
Dryer Charles F., proprietor Metropolitan Stables, 1320
Stockton, dwl 1315 Stockton
Dryer Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 16 Clinton
Dryer Perrj-, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Dryne Thomas, boatman, India Dock
Drjnien John, inspecttir Custom House, res Oakland
Du Bief A. Person, clerk John Pinet and teacher Heald's
Business College, dwl 502 Shotwell
Du Bois A. E. Mrs., principal Model School, dwl 1512 Hyde
Du Bois James, dwl 742 Washington
Du Bois James L. , bookkeeper Williams, Blanchard & Co. ,
dwl Union Club
Du Breiul Peter, tailor, dwl 1 Montgomerv Court
I>u Brutz F. C. M. (Du Brvtz .i- Dicfcinson), dwl 504 Kear
Dl! BUtTZ A OM'KIXSOX {F. C. M. Du Brutz and
John H. Dickinson), att*imeys at law, office 504 Kear
Du Ojing Charles, gilder Morris,' Schwab & Co., dwl 411
Clementina
Du Fossee Anthony C, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., 304
Da\is, dwl 230"Perry
Du Pont John, dwl 517 Folsom
Du Prat A., salesman E. G. Lyons & Co. and secretary
Nonpariel Gold Mining Co., dwl Wash cor Wetun^ire PI
DuPy Octave G., law student Barstow, Stetson 6: Hough-
ton, dwl 2111 Mason
Du Rose Charles H. , carpenter D. A. Macdoimld & Co. , dwl
1402 Hvde
Du Rose Francis F. (Du- Rose d- Banks), dwl 1402 Hvde
DU ROSE A BANKS (F. F. Du Rose and William
Bankfi), proprietors California Bed Comforter Fac-
ton", 9 Sutter
Dualte M., dwl S35 Clay
Duane Charles, real estate, dwl Fulton bet Scott and De-
visadero
Duane Edward, butcher, 6 Grand Central Market, dwl 645
Stevenson
Duane John, butcher E. Duane, dwl 561 Nati^ma
Duane John, bricklayer J<,'hn Hughes, dwl 110 Perrj'
Duane John, gardener Washington Square, dwl 621 Union
Duane Joseph, dwl 815 Stockton
Duane Maggie Miss, saleswoman David Magnes, dwl 561
Natoma
Duane Timothy, peddler, dwl E a Ninth nr Harrison
Duaue W., lather Palace Hotel
Duart J., deckhand Cal. Pacific R. R. atm Amelia, Broad-
way Wharf
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dnhedat S: Co.), dwl 1801 Stock
Dubini Paolo, composit<3r Le Petit Journal, dwl 1.3;J9 Dup
Dubish Edward, barber, NE cor Folsom and Steuart
Dubois August P., auditor Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl E s Folsom nr Precita Av, Berual Heights
Dubois F. (widow), dwl 605 Bryant
Dubois Hiram (colored), cook stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
Wharf
Dubois Jean, salesman August Derre, 438 Jackson
Dubois Joseph, liquor saloun, dwl 10 St. Mary
Dubois Julia (nidow), dwl E s Folsom nr Precita Av, Ber-
nal Heights
Dubose John. laundrjTuan Occidental Laundry
Dubosq Frank, plumber C. H. Stombs Si Co.
Dubreuil Pierre, dwl 1 Montgomery Court
Dubrey M. Miss, bookkeeper, dwl 704 Folsom
Ducasse Peter L., harnessmaker W. F. Dorrance, dwl Al-
hambra House
Ducatel A. Mrs., restaurant, 711 Commercial
Ducatel F., dwl 711 Commercial
Ducett Charles M., second oflScer Pacific Mail S. S. Arizo-
na, dwl 20^ Harriet
Duchein Cyrille, cutter, dwl 906 Broadway
Duchert M., broker, dwl 331 Kearny
Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper William Berber & Co., dwl
331 Kearny
Duchgeishel Karl, foreman A. Schroeder, dwl 106 Jackson
Ducis Henry, driver Prosper May, dwl 21 Virginia
Duck John A., compositor Alta C'alifomia, dwl 1608 Jones
Duckel Nicholas, deck U. S. Medical Purveyor's Office,
104 OTarrell, dwl 1715 Mason
Ducker Frederick (Wilkinson <i- Co.), dwl 2200 Mason
Ducker John, teamster I. Cunningham, dwl E s Mission
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Ducker Peter, master mariner, dwl 2001 Powell
Duckett Charles S., saehmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 136
Perry
Duckett Edward, carpenter, dwl 136 Perry
Duckett Edward, salesman Gleeson & Feli, res Oakland
Duckett James, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 16i Harriet
Duckett John G., carpienter Steed & Nash, dwl 136 Perr>'
Duckett Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl NE
cor Geaiy and Broderick
Ducoing Isabella C. (widow), dwl 10 Allen
Ducorron Elsie Miss, dressmaker Madame Shear, dwl
1057^ Folsom
Ducorron Pauline Miss, seamstress Madam Shear dwl
1057* Folsom
Ducotey*tYancis X., drayman, 406 Bat, dwl 522 Filbert
Ducrout August, laborer, dwl 619 Broadway
Ducruet Francis, cabinetmaker Alphonse Boisnet, dwl
341 Third
DuciTjet Justine (widow), French laundrj', 341 Third
Ducruet Theodore, upholsterer L Pouzadoux & Co., dwl
341 Third
Duddv James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dl'DEN FKERES «t t'O. (WiUiain Duden. Freder-
ick W. Ri^:hard. and Otto Miiser), importers laces,
embroideries, etc., 541 Market
Duden Michael, laborer, dwl Tyler bet Jones and Leav
Duden William (Dvden, Frt'rcK dr Co.), res Brussels
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
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Dudgeon Edwin, contractor, office and dwl 020 Wash
Dudgeon Eneas M., hydraulic joint manufacturer, NW
cor i£ighth and Minna
Dudley Alice J. Miss, t«acher Bush St. Cosmopolitan
School, dwl 1078 Union
Dudley AUen P., attorney at law, dwl 1078 Umai
Dudley Charles, sole-leather cutter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl cor Pollt and Hayes
Dudley Charles P., register clerk Custom House, dwl 1S3S
Bush
Dudley Edward T., collector, dwl 1078 Union
Dudley E. T. (Scott A D.), dwl 604 Washington
Dudley George, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl N 8 Six-
teenth nr First Av _ .
Dudley James S., deputy U. S. shipping commissioner,
dwl 2'2'29 Jackson
Dudley John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Dudley Martha Mrs., fancy goods, 613 Sixteenth
Dudley T. C, actor, dwl 612 Sixth „ . ., ^ ,
Dudoit Theodore A., salesman G. H. Mitchell & Co., dwl
127 Kearny
Dudy James, laborer, dwl 474 Jessie
Dudy Tliomas laborer, dwl Brewst«r, Bemal Heights
Dudy. Sec Doody „, , ^ .
Duell Joseph, gardener, dwl N s Haight bet Webster and
Fillmore
Duenkel Lina Miss, dressmaker, dwl 11 Howard Court
Duenwald Carl F., manufacturer cigars, 1021 Mission
Duenwald Mary (widow), dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Duer Thos. A., porter, dwl What Cheer House
Duerdeu James R., boatbuilder, John F. Penney, dwl 217
Duesbury Horace, portraitpainter W. F. & N. J. Bayley,
dwl 1206 Broadway
Duesler F. W., mining operator, dwl 411 Pacific
Duey Frederick, author, dwl 314 Bush
Dufau John T., porter, dwl 621 Geary
Du£E Andrew, barkeeper Salvin P. Collins, dwl W B Mont-
gomery Av bet Green and Union
Duff Andrew, shipoarpenter, dwl 12 Gilbert
Dufl Elizabeth, compositor Bacon & Co., dwl 209 Seven-
teenth _ , , . r.
Duff Frank, whitewasher, dwl N s Townsend bet Second
and Third ^ ^ j , „„
Duff Freeman B., machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl bb cor
Shotwell and T^ventieth
Dufl Henry, machinist Union Iron Works
Dufl James E., clerk Freight Office Central Paciflc K. R.
dwl 409 Brannan
Dufl James M. (Duff i- Brokaiv), dwl 915 Montgomery
Dufl James R. , mining, dwl 666 Folsom
Dufl James R. Jr., machinist, dwl 16 De Boom
Duff John, clerk U. S. Shipping Commissioner, dwl 230
Kearny
Dufl John J., frescopainter, dwl 723 SbotweU
Dufl Mary A. (widow), dwl N s M bet San Jos6 Av and
Guerrero
Dufl Robert P. R. (.Duff A Co.), dwl 320 Minna
Dufl Thomas, dwl S s Alta PI nr Montgomery
Dufl Thomas, carpenter, Gray & Marcher, dwl 215 Mmna
Dufl Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 1414
Kearny
Dufl Thomas, laborer, dwl 611 Chestnut
Duff William, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart „ „ , ,
Duff & Brokaw (Jamcg M. Buff and Henry V. Brokaw),
real-estate agents, 612 Montgomery , „ „ ^
Dufl & Co. (Robert P. li. Duff and John R. Grouse),
commission merchants, 316 Davis
Duflek John, gardener. City Gardens
Duflell George, hairdresser, 610 Davis
Dufley Andrew D., upholsterer, SW cor Hyde and Tyler
Duffey Edward, vamisher, dwl llOJ Freelon
Duffey Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 26 Frederick
Dnfley Patrick, laborer, dwl llOi Freelon
Duffey Thomas, laborer. Golden Gate Park
Duffey T. J., bookkeeper, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Dufley William, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
Duffi'cy Peter (Hoxmrd Enright * D.), dwl 23 Ridley
Duffleld George W., special policeman, dwl 1107 Mont-
gomery, rear
Duffln John, driver Moore & Co., dwl 314 Mmna
Duffly Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 1008 l&-
Duffy Alexander, expresswagon, dwl Twenty-third bet
Brj'ant and York ,„,„r,i.
Duff)' Andrew, upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 817 Battery
Duffy Ann, laundress Brooklyn Hotel
Duffy Ann (widow), dwl 629 Stevenson
Duffy Anthony, baker, dwl 54 Everett
Duffy Bernard, baker, dwl King St. House
Duffy Bernard, carj.enter, W s Chattanooga nr Twenty-
fourth J „ „ .,
Duffy Bernard C, cigars and tobacco, 948 and 950 Mar-
ket, dwl 206 Eddy
DUFFY BROS, (irajiam and KeU), liquor-saloon, 631
Merchant
Duffy Catherine, actress, dwl 68 Fu'st
Duffy Catherine (widow), lodgings 68 First
Duffy Edward, dwl 212 Broadway
Duffy Edward, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet San and Mont
Dufly Edward, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 316
Jes.sie
Dufly Frank, with James H. Shanley, res Oakland
Dufly Frank, machinist, dwl 333 Bush
Dufly Henry, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 667
Stevenson
Dufly Henry P. (B. Bendel & Co.), dwl SE cor HamBon
and Eleventh
Duffy Hugh, upholsterer, dwl 731 Vallejo
Dufly Hyacinth, mariner, dwl 1713 Hyde .,,.,.
Duffy Hyacinth Jr., compositor Evening Post, dwl 1713
Dufly James (Whittier, Fuller <fc Co.), dwl 637 Valencia
Duffy James, messenger Board of Education, dwl W s Bu-
chanan bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Duflv James, upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 817 Battery
Duffy James L., foreman Market St R. R., dwl Front bet
Pacific and Vallejo
Dufly John, baker William J. Davis
Dufly John, carpenter, dwl E a Church bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Duffy John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission
Dufly John, laborer Omnibus B. R.
Dufly John, laborer, dwl E s Octana bet Haight and Page
Dufly John, machinist Union Iron Works
Duffy John, miner, dwl 321 Paciflc
Duffy John, painter, dwl 731 Brjant
Duffy John A. , painter, dwl N W cor Zoe and Welsh
Dufly John C, marblecuttcr James F. Sharkey, dwl 211
Eddy
Dufly John J., fruits and vegetables, 43 and 45 Centre
Market, dwl .MS Fulton
Duflv John J., laborer, dwl 68 First
Dufly Joseph, blacksmith, dwi W 9 Buchanan bet Ems
and O'Farrell
Duffy Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
DuflV Michael, laborer, dwl 115 Firet
Dufly Neil (Duffy Bros.), dwl 19 Adelaide PI
Dufly Patrick, bootmaker, dv 1 1414 Pacific
Dufly Patrick, clerk John Curran, dwl SE cor Sixteenth
and Guerrero ,
Dufly Patrick, expressman, cor Fourth and Mmna, dwl
347 Fourth
Duffy Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Duffy Patrick, laborer William Deacon, dwl 6 Boyd
Duffy Patrick, liquor saloon, 538 First .^ . .
Dufly Patrick, shoemaker J. R. Morton, dwl Paciflc bet
Hyde and Larkin
Dufly Patrick, waiter Lick House
Duflv Peter, cardriver Omnibus R. R., dwl 30 Hunt
Dufly Philip, hackman. Plaza, dwl 677 Clementina
Duffly Philip, laborer, dwl 2311 Larkin
Duflv Samuel, carj'cnter, dwl 112 Polk
Duffy Terence (Duffy i- Patdson), dwl Jessie nr Second
Dufly Thomas, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Dufly Thomas, shoemaker, dwl S s Alta bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Duffy Thomas J., actuary Commercial Insurance Co., dwl
Windsor House
Duffy William (Duffy Bros.), dwl e'23 Geary
Duff'v WillUam, bricklayer, dwi Park Hotel
Duffv William, painter, dwl 777 Market
Dufty William, wheehiTight, N s Sixieenth nr Dolores
Duffy WiUiam C, restaurant, SW oor Vallejo and Davis
dwl 3 Lafayette PI „ . „ , ^
Dufly & Paulson (Temce Duffy and WilUam Paulson),
upholsterers, SW cor Jones and O'Farrell
Dufosee Charles, teamster, dwl 230 Perry ^ , ,„„
Dufour Victor, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 432
Dufresnoy Louis, with Peter Lacour, dwl NE oor Seventh
and isrannan . . „ j ,
Dugan Albert D., clerk Redington, Hoatettor & Co., dwl
33 Twelfth
Dugan Andrew, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dugan Bernard (Stephens <t' D.). dwl 630J Sixth
Dugan Charles, seaman, dwl 9 Commercial
MOUaAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Marks
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Dugan Charles E., bookkeeper Marks & Levinsky, dwl
2S4 Minna
Dugan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 136
Natfuia
Dugan Daniel. laborer, dwl SE cor Steiner and Fulton
Dugan David, deckhand stm Coquille, Jacksou St. ^^^larf
Dug-.in Dennis, salesman, dwl 310 Folsom, rear
L>ugun Edmund, expressman, dwl 201 Main
Dngan Edward, driver Reardon & Hinckley, dwl 530 Sixth
Dugan Edward, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Frederick and
First
Dugan Emma F. (widow), dwl 1 Russ
Dugan Hugh, laborer, dwl 9^ Welsh
Dugan Hugh, laborer Tu\^^lsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 20(j Eighth
Dugan James, gasfitter Julius Lempke, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Dugan James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 158
First
Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 54 Minna, rear
Dugan Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 207 Pacific
Dugan John, bootmaker, dwl 120 Shipley
Dugan John, housepainter, dwl 520 Geary, rear
Dugan John, laborer, dwl 232 Main
Dugan John, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
Sierra bet Iowa and Indiana
Dugan John, salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 23^ Silver
Dugan John H., elevator conductor Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dugan Luke, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Dugan Margaret (\\idow), dwl 249 Spear, rear
Dugan Mark W., drayman, dwl 310 Eleventh
Dugan Maurice, paper-boxmaker Max Waizman, dwl 1823
Hyde
Dugan M. M., boots and shoes, NE cor Minna and Fourth
Dugan Owen, expressman, cor Folsom and Sixth, dwl 430
Seventh
Dugan Patrick, carpenter California Mills, dwl 8 Dora
Dugan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Dugan Patrick, laborer, dwl 1823 Hyde
Dugan Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
Second
Dugan Patrick, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl CTjier,
rear
Dugan P. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Dugan Theodore H., clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co.,
dwl 33 T^velfth
Dugan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 568 Mission
Dugan William, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl SE cor Valen-
cia and Thirteenth
Dugan William, laborer, dwl Potrero At nr Sixteenth
Dugan William, porter Occidental Hotel
Dugan William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dugan William, taimer, dwl 009 Seventh, rear
Duganfield John, peddler, dwl 730 Natoma
Duggan James, clerk, dwl 2105 Webster
Duggan James, salesman Orr & Atkins, dwl 223 Second
Duggan James K., painter, dwl 783 Market
Duggan Jeremiah, laborer Palace Hotel
Duggan John, laborer Palace Hotel
Duggan John P. , tanner Thomas McMahon, dwl Fourteenth
Av nr N, South S. F.
Duggan Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Duggan Patrick, messman stm Ventura
Duggan Patrick T., carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl E s Dora nr Brjant
Duggan Richard, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Duggan Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
Duggan Thomas, tanner, dwl E 8 Alabama bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Duggan Timothy, dwl 270 First
Duggan William, boilerraaker Francis L Curry
Duguet Giovanni, ranchman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Dugui Thomas, laborer, dwl Willows Hotel, SW cor Mis-
sion and Eighteenth
Duguid W. H., millwright Amos & Davis, dwl N b Green
nr Larkin
Duhart Celeste Mme., dressmaker, 149 Third
Duhem Auguste N., florist Miller & Sievers, dwl 1 White
PI
Duhig John B., dwl 424 Shipley
Duhreoop F., patent pavement, dwl Philadelphia House
DLlSE\BEKO CHARLES «£ CO., importers and
commission merchants, 314 Sacramento
DriSEXBERG CHARLES A. C, president German
General Benevolent Society {and Charles Duiseiiberg
tl- Co.), office 314 Sacramento, dwl 1031 Harrison
Dujardise Frederick, freight agent Southern Pac. R. E.,
dwl 2051 Mission
Duke Catherine, dressmaker, 788 Folsom
Duke John D., carpenter U. S. Mint, dwl SW cor Octavia
and O'Farrell
Duke Rubert W., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 8
South Park Av
Dulausky iYitz. seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Dulay Charles, stevedore Menzies &. Bingham
Duley Patrick, miner, dwl 414 Pacific
Duley William P., plasterer, dwl 408 Austin
Dulinsky Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Dulion Hsnry J. {Dnlion it Bro.), dwl G07A Pine
Dulion John B. (Dulion ti: Bro.), dwl 820 Jackson
Dulion John P., market, SE cor Dupont and Pine, dwl
G07i Pine
Dulion Leon C, market, 705 Pacific, dwl NE cor Pacific
and St<)ckton
Dulion Mathew, butcher John P. Dulion, dwl 607^ Pine
Dulion & Bro. (John B. atid Henry J. Dulion), market,
SW cor Pacific and Powell
pulip Alfred, machinist City Iron Works, dwl 30 Church PI
D^ilip EmileA., wine and liquor distiller and manufac-
turer cordials, 805 Montgomery, dwl 30 Church PI
Dulip John P., clerk Emile A. Dulip. dwl 30 Church PI
Dullea Charles, helper I. Bums, dwl S s Juniper bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Dullea Charles, laborer, dwl S s Hayes nr Franklin
Dulleghan Thomas, lumber stevedore, dwl 17 Natoma
Dumas Lucien, laundrj% 637 Howard
Dumbrell James H., expresswagon, SE cor Clay and
Montgomery, dwl Broderick bet Pine and California
Dimierat Abraham, carver, dwl 1121 Mission
Dumet Felix, commission merchant, dwl 914 Taylor
Dumet M. Mme., costumer, 914 Taylor
Dumford John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Dumkoler Bruno, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Dummire S. S., carriagemaker Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
res Oakland
Dumollard Louis, tanner Francis McAIeer, dwl E s San
Bruno Road nr T^v en ty- seventh
Dumont Cliarles, cook Industrial School
Dumont Frank A., clerk Edward Ohlen, dwl 1618 Powell
Dumont Frederick, seaman, dwl SE cor Sacramento and
Da^is
Dumont Jules, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 75
Stevenson
Dumont Pierre, lithographic printer F. Korhel & Bros.,
dwl 108 Freelon
Dumont Victor, commission merchant, office 621 Sansom,
dwl 311 Lombard
Dumoyer Juhe Mme., dwl 121 Virginia
DUmjielmann Edward, chemist John W. Rule, dwl 300
Third
Duniphy Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 323 Fourth
Dumphy Samuel, liquor saloon, 511 Fourth
Dun Dennis, longshoreman, dwl E s Miller PI nr Folsom
Dun Henrj', actor Buckley's Varieties, dwl 1024 Stockton
DUi\ R. G. & CO. {Charles Barlow, M. B. Smith, and
Eraatus Wiman), The Mercantile Agency, office 320
California
Dun Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Dun Robert G. {R. G. Dun & Co.\ res New York
Dunaud W. A., real estate, dwl Virginia Block
Dunavent A. C, mechanic, dwl 225 Seventh
Dunbar Alexander C, sbipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Dunbar Alexander L., dummj-man Clay St. Hill R. R.
Dunbar Charles, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Dmibar Everett H., boot and shoe manufacturer, 412
Market, dwl Morton House
Dunbar George M., longshoreman, dwl 219 Folsom
Dunbar Haln K., bootblack stand, 607 Sacramento, dwl
411 Sanson
Dunbar. Hendry & Lavery (Richard Dunbar, Eugene R.
Hendry, and Joseph G. Lavery), Bethesda Mineral
Springs Water Co., 107 Stockton
Dunbar James (Jones ct D.), dwl 319 Bush
Dunbar James, metalroofer William Cronan
Dimbar James Wesley (White tfc Du7ibar), dwl S s
Twenty-sixth nr Valencia
Dimbar Joseph, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomerj-
Dunbar Joshua, turner Armes & Dallam, res Oakland
Dunbar Martin, seaman, dwl SW cor Folsom and Main
Dmibar C»scar, compositor Morning Call, dwl 742 Minna
Dmibar Richard (Dunbar, Hendry & Lavery), res Wau-
kesha, Wis
Dunbar William A., ship's clerk, dwl 98S Howard
Dunberg William, saloon, dwl 1015 Stockton
Dunblood John, cabinetmaker, dwl 44 Julia
Dunbrell James H., expressman, cor Clay and Mont
J'ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Duncan A. & Co., proprietors Duncan's Mills, Russian
River, John F. Byxbee agent, NW cor Calilomia and
Drumm
Duncan Alexander, conductor Central R. R., awl 319
Sixth
Duncan Alexander, laborer, dwl 115 First
Duncan Andrew, porter Pacific Club
Duncan Annie, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 659
Natoma
Duncan Edward, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
508 Folsom
Duncan Edward, porter Daly & Ward, dwl 306 Tehama
Duncan Emile, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works, dwl
608 Folsom
Duncan Fanny (widow), dwl 508 Folsom
Duncan Fred, clerk James Humphrey, dwl 100 Mason
Duncan George {Georije Duncan it Co.), dwl 662 Market
Duncan George, dwl 734 Montgomery
Duncan George, barkeeper 620 Sac, dwl 2 Bellevue Av
Duncan George, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Duncan George & Co. (George Duncan and James Cur-
rie), asphaltum and mastic roofers, 652 Market, cor
Kearny
Duncan Harry, bricklayer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Duncan Isabella (widow), dwl 311 Montgomerj' Av
Duncan James (colored), cook, dwl Havens PI nr Wash
Duncan James, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl E s Co-
lumbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Duncan James, machinist, dwl 163 Silver
Duncan James, waterman, dwl 1325 Mission
Duncan James E., carpenter, dwl 111 Leavenworth
Duncan James M., carpenter, dwl 217 Third
Duncan James R., streetsprinkler, dwl 1324 Mission
Duncan John, carpenter, dwl 1142^ Market
Duncan John, laborer, dwl E 3 Columbia bet Twenty-
third and T^ventv-fourth
Duncan John M. Mrs. (widow), dwl 729 Bush
Duncan Joseph, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Duncan Joseph, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Duncan Joseph C, secretar\' Pioneer Land & Loan Assn,
(and Duncan <fc Co.), office 405 Cal, dwl 604 Gear}'
Duncan Joseph M., teller Pioneer Land and Loan Assn,
dwl 504 Geary
Duncan J. Wylie, bookkeeper Morison, HamB & Co., uwl
Occidental Hotel
Duncan Nicholas, dwl 12 Washington
Duncan Peter, barkeeper, dwl 559 Natoma, rear
Duncan Peter, clerk, dwl 25 Howard Court
Duncan Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Duncan Peter, porter Buckley & Mooney, dwl Natoma bet
Sixth and Seventh
Duncan Robert L., salesman 712 Kearny, dwl 20 Fifth
Duncan Samuel M., lumberdealer, dwl 1409 Larkin
Duncan Stephen, accountant, dwl 1011 Polk
Duncan William, blacksmith, dwl 2523 Bush
Duncan William, broker, dwl 206 Keaniy
Duncan William L., stockbroker, office 424 Montgomery,
dwl 8 Essex ...
Duncan William T., stockbroker, office 405 Camorma, dwl
504 Gearj'
DUNCAN «t CO. (Joseph C. Duncan), real estate, office
405 California
nilNC.lN'S imiLDIlVG, 411i California
Duncar Nicholas, laborer, dw! 12 Washington
Duncaster Ensley, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, dwl
211* Turk
Dunckel Charles, furrier, dwl 2115 Mission
Dundas Dora Miss, dressmaker, 45 Second
Dundeed Louis, salesman Snow & May, res Oakland
Dundin Patrick F., foreman Moynihan & Aitken, dwl E s
Devisadero bet Gearj' and O'Farrell
Dundon James, salesman John Kearney, dwl 538 Howard
Dungan Annie M. (widow), dwl 5 Hampton PI
Dungan Charles W., salesman Bullock & Jones, dwl 6
Hampton PI
Dungan Eugene L., dwl 6 Hampton PI j , ,„„.
Dunham B. Frank (Dunham, Carrigan * Co.), dwl 1606
California
Dmiham Browning H., collannaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
dwl Golden Eagle Hotel
DUNHAM, CAKKIG-VN .t CO., euccesors to Conroy,
O'Connor & Co. (B. Frank Dunham, E. W. Playter,
William L. McCormick, Andretii Carrigan, and
Brace Hayden), importers and jobbers metals and
hardware, 107-111 Front and 104-114 Pine
Dunham George, waiter International Hotel
DUNHAM HAKUIET. (widow), clairvoyant, dwl 821
Powell „ . ,
Dunham Henry (colored), whitewasher, 346 Third
Dunham John S., clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. B., dwl 106 Post
Dunham Orley W. , clerk, dwl 424 O'Farrell
Dunham Robert, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Dunham T., porter Overland House, 633 Sacramento
Dunham Woodruff, mariner, dwl 635 Folsom
Dunican E. C, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 364
Jessie
Dunican John, helper I. Bums, dwl 2 Simpson PI
Dunke Henry, bricklayer, dwl 633 Green
Dunkel Ephraim, merchant, dwl 35 Moss
Dunken "Thomas, painter, dwl 115 Second
Dunker Adolph (Iveineyer A Dunker), dwl 913 Sac
Dunker Christopher, market, NE cor Fremont and Fol-
som, dwl 346 Beala
Dunker Dietrich, clerk Kohler k Frohling, dwl 717 Green
Dunker Ernest, dwl 1431 Pacific
Dunker Harvey, mason Palace Hotel
Dunker Otto, liquor dealer, dwl 913 Sacramento
Dunkerley Joseph, proprietor Neptune Bathing House, E
8 Larkin bet Beach and Jeflerson
Dunkers Abel, clerk John W. Jones, dwl 68 Minna
Dunlap Albert, carpenter, NW cor Mont and Union
Dunlap Andrew, dwl 1125 Folsom
Dunlap A. W., phj'sician, office and dwl 138 Fourth
Dunlap David L. , "cigardealer, dwl 676 Harrison
Dunlap H. Mrs., dressmaker, 828 Washington
Dunlap John (Balch i- D.), dwl 132 Fourth
Dunlap William, ciu-penter, dwl Park Hotel
Dunlap Wilson, dwl N s Twenty-second bet Folsom and
Harrison
Dunlap. See Dunlop „ . , „
Dunlay Edward, brassfinisher Weed & KmgweU, dwl 9
Dunleavey Jeremiah (P. J. Sullimn <fc Co.), dwl 326 Ma-
son
Dunlei-y Andrew, grainer, dwl 243 Minna
Dunlevy Andrew J., policeman City Hall, dwl 933i Fol
DunlevT John, laborer, dwl 243 Minna
Dunle\'V John, stockbroker, dwl 209 Leidesdorfl
Dunlevy Michael, cook J. & J. Brady, dwl 863 Harrison
Dunlevy Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Dunlevy Michael, waiter, dwl 863 Harrison
Dunlevy Thomas, laborer, dwl Pringle Court
Drnilop' Daniel, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 111
Austin
Dunlop Edward P., miller, dwl 311 Pacific
Dunn Andrew, laborer, dwl 9 Boyd
Dunn Andrew, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Dunn Bernard, teamster, dwl cor Polk and Market
Dunn Bernard, watchman James Craig, dwl 1 Vincent PI
Dunn C, clerk Receiver's Office, Market St. It R.
Dunn Charles A., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Dunn Charles D. (D. L. Swett d- Co.), dwl 607 Howard
Dunn Christopher, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 5 Sher-
wood PI
Dunn Cornelius, painter, dwl 812 Tehama, rear
Dunn Cornelius, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl cor
Seventeenth and Mission
Dunn CorneUus C, carpenter, dwl 240 Fremont
Dunn Darid P., drayman George O. McMuUin & Co., dwl
Dumi Darby, barkeeper Philip McGovem, dwl 216 Sutter
Dunn David E. , hairdresser William N. Sanderson, dwl
828 Washington
Dunn Dennis C, blacksmith helper James Manson, dwl
14 De Boom
Dunn Edward, salesman, dwl 103 Mason
DUNN EDWARD, wood and coal, 502 Third
Dunn Frank, laborer, dwl 10 Lafayette PI
Dunn George, machinist William Deacon, dwl 620 Howard
Dunn George E., brickla.ver, dwl E 8 Fillmore bet Ridley
and Market „ „., ^ j , »,„
Dunn George W., salesman George F. Silvester, dwl 317
Washington
Dunn G. W., dwl 672 Folsom
Dunn Harrv, plumber and gasfltter, dwl 1102 Mont
Dunn Henry.boilermaker Moj-nihan & Aitken, dwl Mont-
gomerv Hotel
Dunn Henry, salesman Orr & Atkins, dwl 161 Minna
Dunn Horace D., dwi 453 Bryant
Dunn James, barkeeper John H. Dougherty
Dunn James, blacksmith, 817 Market, dwl Valencia fir
Ridley . ., ,
Dunn James, carpenter U. S. Manno Hospital
Dunn James, clerk, dwl 907 Stockton . „^ . , .
Dunn James, helper PaciBc Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
Dunn James, Uthographio printer, dwl 205 Eleventh
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Markel
!. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.
Duim James, mana^r California Cracker Co., dwl 2109
Mason
Duiui James, painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl 44 Minna
Duun James, piledriver, dwl N s Cortland Av nr Banks,
S s Bernal Heights
Dunn James, plasterer, dwl 173 Minna
Duim James, porter Frank's Saloon, dwlllOG Mont
Dunn James, shipsmith, dwl 341 Grove
Dunn James, shoemaker, dwl 320 Seventeenth
Duun James, teamster George B. Knowles tS:Co., dwl 220
Eighth
Dunn James, wood, coal, hav, and grain, 1219 Powell, dwl
003 Pacific
Dunn J. M., expressman, dwl 227 Slinna
Dunn John, blacksmith carriagemaker. dwl 143 Valencia
Duun John, boatbuilder, dwl 1150^ Folsom
Dunn John, bookkeeper. 309 Front
Dunn John, bookkeeper Bank California, dwl 26J Keamy
Dunn John, bootmaker, dwl llltl Mission
Dunn John, carpenter, dwl 312 Tehama, rear
Dunn John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Dunn John, cook Frank Kosta, dwl SW cor Third and
Berry
Dunn John, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Duun John, helper Hinckley & Co., dwl 124 Dora
Duim John, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl SE cor Bush
and Polk
Dunn Juhn, laborer, dwl 124 Dora, rear
Dunn John, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W s Scott bet
Gear.' and Post
Dunn John, liquor dealer, dwl 104 Powell
Dunn John, pattenmiaker, dwl 151 Minna
Dunn John, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 31
Pleasant
Dunn John, shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl 1150^ Fol
Dunn John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Dunn Jnhn, waiter, dwl 36 Everett
Dunn John, waiter, dwl 404 Folsom
Dunn John Jr., sparmaker, dwl 327 Brjant
Dunn John B., shoemaker, dwl 433 Shipley, rear
I'unn John C, com]^)sitor Di;'nald Bruce, dwl 14 De Boom
Dunn John D., sparmaker, dwl 327 Bryant
Dunn John H., carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 703
Mission
Dunn J'lhn J. (Dunn d- Keicin), dwl 151 Minna
Dunn John K., liquor saloon, 154 Second, dwl NE cor
Taylor and Leavenworth
Dunn John W., laborer Superintendent Public Streets
Dunn Joseph, cartman, dwl 15 Bernard
Dunn Joseph, raolder City Iron Works, dwl 15 Bernard
Dunn Joseph, vamisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 359 Minna
Duun Joseph J., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
452 Folsom
Dunn Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 124 Dora, rear
Dunn LawTence, laborer, dwl 53S Howard, rear
Dunn Lawrence, machinist Pacific Foundn,% dwl E s Va-
lencia nr Twenty-fifth
Dunn LawTence, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co-i dwl 53S
Howard
Dunn Margaret (widow), dwl 12 Clementina
Dunn Margaret (widow), dwl cor Franklin and Broadway
Dunn Martin, bricklayer, dwl 120i Turk
Dunn Martin, laborer, dwl 1100 Powell
Dunn Mar>- (widow), dwl 306 O'Farrell
Dunn Mary (widow), dwl 312 Tehama, rear
Dumi Mary (widow), dwl 1S17 Leavenworth
Dunn Man* Miss, shoefitter D. W. Emerson, dwl 306
O'Farrell
Dunn Matthew, coachman John D. Fry, dwl 210 Mason
Dunn Michael, hackman, dwl 520 (^arj'
Dunn Michael, horseclipper, 604 Mission, dwl 520 Geary
Dunn Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Dunn Michael, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 151
Minna
Dunn Michael, planer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 29 Ever-
ett
D\uni Michael T., engineer stm Salinas, dwl 13 Clinton
Dunn Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Dunn Patrick, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl 213
Broadway
Dunn Patrick, teamster, dwl 716 Turk
I>unn Patrick F., ironworker Jonathan Kittredge, dwl
905 Howard
Dunn R. H.. upholsterer, dwl 533 Sacramento
Dunn Richard, dwl 1018 Montgomery
Dunn Robert, carpenter, dwl S5S Harrison
Dunn Samuel, dwl 2109 Mason
Dt^'X SAMI'EL W., agent William Garrettson & Co.,
publishers (Philadelphia), office C20 Wash, res Oakland
Dunn Simeon A., salesman Henry Luchsinger & Co., dwl
239 Stevenson
Dunn Thomas, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co.
Dunn Thomas, clerk Godchaux Brothers & Co., dwl 1S19
Leavenworth
Dmui Tliomas. lumberman, dwl 242 Clementina
Dunn Tliomas. mariner, dwl 533 Sacramento
Dunn Thomas, patternmaker Dunn iSc Ke\nn, dwl 151
Minna
Dmm Timothy, laborer, dwl 37 Louisa, rear
Dunn T. S. Rev., pastor Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, dwl 531 Jessie
Dunn W. H., receiver Market St. R. R.
Dumi William, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Dunn William, labtirer To\^^l5end St. Depot Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 28 Ellis
Dunn William, plasterer, dwl 719 Howard
Dunn William A., clerk, dwl 14 Folsom At
Dunn William G., dwl Colmnbia Hotel
Dunn William R., trunkmaker, dwl W s Guererro bet
Blossom and Quinn
Dunn .S: Kewin (Juhn J. Dunn and WillMm Kexoin),
pattern and modelmakers, 143 and 145 Fremont
Dunnan James, chief engineer stm WilUam Taber, Mar-
ket St. Wharf
Dunne , porter Lyman, Rafferty & Co.
Dunne Andrew, trackman Central R. R., dwl Park Hotel
Dunne David M. (Hutchinn^ it Co.), dwl 454 Minna
Dunne Dennis, blacksmith Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 535
Nat<jma
Dunne George, bootfitter, 3 Central PI
Dunne James, shoemaker, 1622 Mission
Dunne J. F. (Donnelly, D. d- Co.), res Gilroy
Dunne John, dwl 3 Ridley
Dunne John, laborer, dwl 556^ Natoma
Dunne Jnhn W., building superintendent Wade's Opera
House, dwl 605 Pine
Dunne Owen (Dunne d- O'Brien), dwl 224 Jessie
Dmnie Patrick, sailmaker John Reynolds, dwi Minna nr
New Montgomery
Dunne Patrick J., expressman, SW cor Sansom and Pine,
dwl 324 Tehama
Dunne P. F., bootmaker, 3 Sutter, dwl Leroy PI bet
Leavenworth and Jones
Dimne Thomas, clerk Eerby, Bj-me & Co., dwl 8 Leroy
PI
Dunne William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Dunne William, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 14 Fol-
som Av
Dunne & cyBrien (Oicen Dunne and Richard J. O'Brien),
liquor saloon, 133 Third
Dunnebacke Anton, c^irpenter, dwl 909 Keamy
Dimnen William, hostler Thomas Bowlen
Ounnenuan Robert, carj^enter, dwl 614 Jones
Dunneri" Thomas, laborer, dwl 6 Bartol, rear
Dunnigan Daniel, molder Hinckley is Co., dwl 234 Clara
Dunnigan Edward, plxunber JohnM. Bryan, dwl 21 Free-
Ion
Dumiigan Henry, clerk, dwl 21 Freelon
Dunnigan James, boilermaker, dwl 43 Ecker
Dimnigan John, b«.iatman, dwl 26 De Boom
Dunnigan John, laborer, dwl 1314 Filbert
Dunnigan John, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Dunnigan Kate (\\idow), dwl 1714 Leavenworth
Dunnigan Marj' Miss, dressmaker, 540 Foiarth, dwl 21
Freelon
Dunnigan Michael, groceries and liquors, cor Sansom and
Green^\^ch, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont and Sansom
Dunnigan Michael, marblepolisher, dwl 31 Dora
Dumiigan Patrick {Dunni<jan d- O'Dea), dwl 1309 Sac
Dunnigan Patrick, dwl 21 Freelon
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 33 Harriet
Dunnigan Peter, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 371 Jessie
Dunnigan Thomas, expressman, SW cor Batter}- and
Pine, dwl 371 Jessie
Dunnigan & 0"Dea (Patrick Dunnigan and Martin
O'Dea), hurseshoers, 133 Post
Dumiing , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Dunning Benjamin F., vocahst Maguire's New Theater,
dwl 607i Pine
Dunning E. B., roller Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
res Oakland
Dunning Edward, cattledealer, dwl 109 Dora
Dunning James, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 100
Dora
Dunning Kate Miss (Gaughen tt- D.), dwl 212 Fourth
Dunning Orson, physician and oculist, office and dwl SW
cor Sansom and Jackson
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
FINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale ly D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Dunning Terrence, steward Mrs. H. A. Smith, dwl 1206
Marlvet
Punning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara
Dunphy Edward, bricklayer, dwl 418 Stevenson
Dunphy Edward, contractor, dwl 4 Dora
Dunph'v Ellen Miss, boarding and lodging, 835 Geary
Duniiliv John, laborer, dwl 519 Brannan
Duni>liy John, longshoreman, dwl 23^ Minna, rear
Dunpliv Patrick W., teamster, dwl 835 Geary
Dun]. hy Philip, merchant, dwl 402 Sixth
Dunjihy Samuel, teamster Storm &Co., dwl Berry nr Third
DunjJiy Thomas, bookkeeper Keyt & Co., dwl 11 Oak
DnnpliV Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 4 Dora
Dunphy Tliomas J. (Gimple * D.I, dwl 318 Chestnut
Dunphy WOliam, capitalist, office 601 Galifornia, dwl 111
Mason
Dunshee Cornelius E., carpenter, dwl S s Fifteenth Av nr
P, South S. F. , , „
Dunsing Charles, salesman Henry Loewenhayn, dwl i
Bernard ^ ,
Dmising William, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl cor
Twenty-third and Fair Oaks
Dunstell James, waiter Lick House
Dunten George, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Dunward Charles, teacher, dwl 270 Minna
Dunworth Peter, expresswagon, SE cor Bush and Kearny,
dwl 19 Clinton
Dunz^^^ler J., mason Palace Hotel
Dupall William P., shoemaker, dwl S s Seventeenth bet
Church and Sanchez
Duparque Louis J., hairdresser John Lehritter, Qwl 1316
Powell ^ ^ , „„,
DupaiT .Joseph, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl SW
cor Shasta and Michigan
Duperu Numa, bookkeeper James De Fremery & Co., dwl
608 Second
Duperu William A., engineer, dwl 731 Davis
Dupip Emile A., salesman Se\-in Vincent, dwl 311 Lom-
bard
Dupish Edward (colored), barber, dwl 1010 Pacific
Dupont John H., salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 617
Folsom
DIIPONT POWDEK CO., John Skinker agent, oflice
108 Battery
Duprat Augustus, clerk, dwd 1015 Washington
Duprat Louis, butcher, dwl 721 Pacific
Duprt Baptist, cook, dwl 721 Pacific
Duprey Ed« ard, miUhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Duprey Edward, porter Moroney & Hopkins, dwl 267
Stevenson
Duprey Eugene, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jc^s^ and San Bruno roads
Duprey Frank, laborer, 635 Merchant,,d\yl 721 Pacific
Dupui's Gustave, waiter Peter Petit, dwl 1122 Dupont
Dupuv John (Bacon S- Dupny). dwl 628 Broadway
Dupuy Peter, butcher Louis Peres & Co., dwl First Av
nr Kentucky, South S. F. .,:,_.
Duquesiiay Charles, reporter Courrier de San Francisco,
dwl 507 Pme . „ „ j , „„n
Durain John, driver N. B. and Mission R. B., dwl 829
Folsom . . J , ,.«„
Durand Adrian, salesman Zocchi & Giannini, dwl 607
Greenwich
Durand Auguste, liquor broker, dwl 923 Hyde
Durand David, waiter John Kohlmoos, dwl 9 Natoma
Durand Eugene, watehman Passenger Depot Southern
Pac. R, R., cor Fourth and Townisend
Durand Francis E., civil engineer, dwl 115 Francisco
Durand George, niolder Savage & Son, dwl 14 Willow Av
Durand John, salesman Goodwin & Co., dwl 9 Lafayette
PI
Durand M. (widow), dwl 726 Washington „ , . „.
Durand Peter, waiter stm Los Angeles, Market it.
■\Vharf
Durant , printer, dwl 421 Dupont „„„,.__.
Durant James, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 8 Wharf,
dwl SW cor Folsom and Beale, rear
Durazo John T., saddle-treemaker Main & Wmchester,
dwl 21 Scott PI ,, ^, „,
Durbin J. C, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 4 Noble PI
DIIKBROW ALFRED K.. secret.ary Gould & Curr)'
S. M. Co., office 43S California, dwl 1615 \>ashington
Durbrow Elbridge, clerk Anglo-California Bank, dwl 320
Mason o v ^
Durbrow George W., purser stm John L. Stephens Or-
egon S. S. Co.. dwl 311 Stockton
Durbrow Joseph, dwl 320 Mason
Durden Henrj- S., druggist W. J. Brj-an, 603 Merchant,
dwl 15 Monroe
Durein Brothers (Charles and Waiinm Durein), proprie-
tors Humboldt House, 1300 Stockton
Durein Charles(i>iicniii Brutlters), dwl 1309 Stockton
Durein William (Durein Brothes). dwl 1309 Stockton
Iiurell P. A. , master mariner, dwl 736 Folsom
jjuren . collarmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Duren George, wheelwright B. A. Fisher, dwl S s Bush nr
Stockton
Duret Antoni. laborer Bay Sugar Refiner}' , ,,,,^
Durfee Philo Paul, bookkeeper Farwell & Co., dwl 1110
Leavenworth
Durgin , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Durgin John, cook, dwl 4 Virginia
Durham Ednard. baker, dwl 17 Downey „, , , ,
Durham Francis E., janitor Union Grammar School, dwl
1420 Keaniy
Durham James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
Durham John F., trunkmaker H. Behrendt ,Si Co., dwl
1006 Clay
Durham Joseph, groceries and liquors, 156 Clara
Durham Pocahontas (widow, colored), housekeeper, dwl
82Si Vallejo , , ^,
Durham William, clerk A. C. Dietz i Co., dwl cor Clay
and Mason
Durham. See Derham , ,-. „ ^
Durind Louis, balloonmaker Martra Ren^, d»-l 135 Post
Duringer Isaac, cooper, dwl 5 Stevenson
Durireve Madame, dressmaker, dwl 837 Folsom
Duris Jolm, liquor saloon, 545 First
Durke Fredericka Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 264 Stevenson
Durkee John L., fire marshal, office 18 City Hall third
floor, dwl 1031 Clay „ ^u
Durkin A C, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend, dw! cor Twenty-second and Folsom
Durkin Edward (MeKec A D.), dwl 1210 Howard
Durkin James, clerk John J Redmond, dwl 1210 Howard
Durkin James, hostler Central R. B., dwl 1230 Folsom
Durkin John M., bookkeeper George W. Fink, dwl Ameri-
Durkin Lizzy, machine operator Mrs. M. E. Burt, dwl 30
Durkin Patrick, real estate, dwl 1210 Howard
Durkin Peter, cook St. Marv's College, San Jos^ Boad
Duriing R. Mrs., laborer, 959 Market
Duriier John, salesman George Haas & Co., dwl 206
Stevenson „ ,_ ^ t^ ■
Duniey Margaret E. (widow), dwl N s Gearj- bet Devisa-
de'ro and Broderick
Durnev Margaretta (Widow), dwl 1019 Pierce
Dumey Michael J., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., dwl 1019
Durnin Henri-, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana ^
Durnin Patrick {McCottiy ,fc Durnin). dwl 1118 Market
Durot Aniand, porter Chevalier & Comte, dwl 25i Stev
Durr John (,Keniudy J: D.). dwl 110 Ridley
Durr Joseph, cooper Michelssen, Browni & Co., dwl cor
Ninth and Brannan
Durr Man- Miss, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 220 O Farrell
Durr Minnie Miss, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 220 O'Farrell
Durr P. J„ salesman Lesser Leszynsky, dwl cor Sutter
and Kearny ». , *
Duryea Marv Mrs., stewardess stm ^^ ilham Talier, Market
St. ^Vhlirt „.. , „
DIKVEAS «LE»i COVE ST.*JU H l^ORK!.., Eg
erUin, Allen & Co. agents, office 109 Cal room 1
Durzchke Joseph, laborer C. James King of \\m. & Co.,
dwl 908 Sansom, rear
Dusenberg H., merchant, dwl 44 Third „ „ r p n
Dusenben-v Charies, extraman Engine Co. No. i S.t.l.u.,
dwl 1313 California
Dusenbern- Edward, dwl 334 Shipley
Dusenberv Louis (o/ Dusenhery Bros., Walla » aUa, ll .
T.\ office 108 Battery, dwl 137 Montgomery
Dusenhery Nathan, dwl 027 Geary , , „ „. i .„„ t>i
Dusenburv Charies, asphaltumworker, dwl 12 Stockton PI
Dusenburv Ezra, merchant, dwl 606 Geary
Dusold Cliaries, barber Edwani Shoen, dwl 2004 Polk
Dusserre Joseph, nurse French Hospital, S s Lrjant bet
Fifth and Sixth „ , > . ■■,„,
DirSSOL «liSTAVE (Belloc Frires), and President
French Savings and Loan Society, office 524 Mont-
gomery, dwl 730 Sutter
Dustan Alexander T., porter 402 Battery, dwl 222 Stockton
Dustin Jennie Mrs. (colored), ladies nurse dwl ,34 bdwj
Dustin Thomas (colored), porter, dwl 734 Broadway
Dutard Eugene, clerk H.M)olite Dutard, dwl 109 Mont-
gomery
MOEGAN & CO., 87 CaUfornia Market, Import their own Stock from New Yori
I. p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Dl'TARD HVPOLITE, produce commission, 217 Clay,
dwl ilf.-JO How;ird bet Twenty- second and Twenty-third
Dutard Zoe (widow), dwl 13 Valparaiso
Dutch William, dentist, office 2tj Mont, dwl 427 Sutter
Dutfher John, dwl i-li Sansom
Dutchur Godfrey, clerk A. Rahwjier, 102 Third
l)utcher John M., foreman D. A. Macdonald ^ Co., dwl
1700 Eddy
Butcher S. L. Miss, saleswoman Carleton E. Watkins, dwl
4(J9 Leavenworth
Duten Joseph, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Dutertre Louis, real estate, dwl cor Potrero Av and El
Dorado
Dutra Manuel, laborer, dwl SW cor Drumm and Oregron
Dutro Ja\-nine, dwl 130S Montgomery
Duttou C}Tus H., hairdresser, dwl 120 Perrj'
Dutt'.n Frank G., driver N. Gray i: Go., dwl 6-11 Sac
Dutton George W., clerk Dutton fi: Moore, dwl N s Sutter
bet tfcutt ;\nd Densiidero
Dl'TTO\ 1IE\K¥, president Farmers' and Mechanics*
Bank of Savings, office 225 Sansom, dwl N s Sutter
bet Scott and Devisadero
Button Heiu-j- Jr. {Button X- Moore), dwl 2025 Pacific Av
Dutt<->n Joseph, carpenter, dwl N s Hickory Av bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Duttun Samuel E. {Dutton d- Withiiigtc/n), dwl 1209 Post
Duttun William J., assistant secretiiry Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co, office 401 California, dwl 252C Bush
Dl'TTOX A 9IOOKE {Henry Duttun Jr. and John A.
Moort'), hav and grain, Pier 7 Steuart
Dl'TTO."^' A M'I'MlI\C;f«\ {Sa)nuelE. Dutt&nand
James U. W ithingtun), manufacturing, importing,
and jobbing stationers, 402 and 404 Sansom
Duty Warren L., deputy county assessor, dwl 18^ Rausch
nr Folsom
Duval Charles J. {De Crano A D.), dwl Seventeenth Av
bet K and L, South S. F.
Duval Eli, blacksmith, dwl S s Thirteenth Av nr N, South
S. F.
Duval Francis, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl N 8
Hunt ur Third
Duval James, clerk Reynolds & Ford, dwl 615 Pine
I^u^■al John M., woodturner, dwl 121.T Folsom
Duval Joseph, baker, dwl 430 Greenwich
Duval Otto, teamster Gibson &. Co., 217 Front
Duval William S., mining secretarj', office 402 Montgom-
erj' room 13, dwl 70iJ Maiket
Duval. See De Vaull
Duveneck Charles B. {Duveneck tf: Co.), dwl SE cor Sev-
enteenth and Eureka
Duveneck Ji Co. {Charles B. DiiVf'7ieck and Ilenry Tiet-
jcn), groceries and hquors, SE cor Seventeenth and
Eureka
Duville William, carpenter, dwl 506 Market
Dwelle James H., traveling agent Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 36 Geary
Dwight George, clerk Le«is Teese Jr., dwl 634 Sac
Dttight George G., millright Amos & Davis, dwl E s Bry-
ant bet Tweutj' -third and Twenty-fourth
Dwight Lorenzo, milker Smart & liro., dwl Old San Jos6
Koad nr Industrial School
Dwtnelle C. H., farmer, dwl 438 Second
Dwinelle Henn' J., student, dwl 225 Leavenworth
D^VIMCLLE JOU\ »'., coimselor at law, office 509
Kearny, dwl 438 Second
Dwindle Samuel H. judge Fifteenth District Court, dwl
225 Leavenworth cor Eddy
Dworzazek Benedickt, liquor saloon, SE cor Calif ornla and
Kearny, dwl 1009 Leavenworth
Dwyer Alired, mariner, dwl, 529 Front
Dwyer Ann (widow), dwl SE cor Ninth and Jessie
Dwyer Ajme (.widow), dwl California Av bet Twenty-sev-
enth and Twenty-eighth, Benial Heights
Dwyer Anthony, carpenter, dwl N s Market nr Gough
Dwyer C, engineer Pacitic Kollmg Mills, dwl Illinois bet
Napa and Shasta
Dwjer C, mason Palace Hotel
Dwjer C, operator Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl 729
Geary"
Dwj-er Edward B., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 56
Clementina
Dwyer Edward Hamilton, collector Clay St. ^Vha^f, dwl
Windsor House
Dwyer Ellen (widow), dwl 112 Wilham, rear
Dwyer F. G., first steward stm Coustantine
DwA^er Frank, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Dwyer George, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Dw5'er George R., vrire-ropemaker A, S. Hallidie &. Co.,
dwl lOS Valpaniiso
Dwjer James, newspaper carrier, dwi 234 Minna, rear
Dwjer James, principal Ocean House School, dwl 219
' Capp
Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 3 Zoe PI
Dwyer Jeremiah, luburer Fort Point
Dwyer Jeremiah, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl W 9
Capp bet IVenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Dwyer Jeremiah M., liquor saloon, SE cor Market and Sec-
ond, dwl 252 Pern.'
Dwyer John, boatman Vallejo St. ^Tiarf, dwl 105 Clark
Dwyer John, coachman Wdliam C. Talbot, dwl 13 Au-
burn
Dwyer John, conductor Omnibus R. B., dwl 1007 Natoma
Dwyer John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 325 Tehama
Dwyer John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Dwyer Juhn, machinist, dwl 54 Fir^t
Dwyer John, maltster Hibernia Krewerj', dwl 209 Eighth
Dwjer John, mason Palace Hotel
Dwyer John, shoemaker John McQiiade, dwl 236 Sutter
Dwyer John P., cardwiiter and engraver, 702 Market, dwl
910^ Folsom
Dwyer Joseph, physician, office 219 Pacific, dwl 20 Jessie,
rear
Dwyer J. R., traveling agent John S. Bowman & Co., dwl
1206 Market
Dwyer Julia C. (widow), dwl W^indsor House
Dwyer Kate (widow), dwi 308 Eleventh
Dwyer Lawrence, painter J. M. Eckfeldt & Co., dwl W s
Alabama ur Twenty-second
Dwj'er Lawrence Jr., painter, dwi W s Alabama bet
"T^venty-second and Twenty-third
Dwyer M. Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Primary School,
dwl 219 Capp
Dwyer Malachi, dwi 415 Powell
Dwyer Martin, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Dwyer MiL-hael, laborer, dwi SW cor Minna and Seventh
Dwyer Michael, salesman 502 Sansom, dwi 12 Gilbert
Dwyer Michael, stairbuilder, dwl W s Market nr Gough
Dwyer Patrick, porter Sulli\-an, Kelly & Co., dwl S s Val-
lejo bet Ltavenworth and Jones
Dwyer Thomas, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor}',
" dwi North Point bet Polk and Larkin
Dwyer Tmiothy, groceries and liquors, SW cor Seventh
and Minna
Dwyer William, laborer Palace Hotel
Dwyer Wdliam, weaver Mis.-^ion and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwi cor Fifteenth and Minna
DwjTe Francis G., steward, dwi 213 First
DwjTC George, fiourpacker F. D. Cunro & Son, dwi 771
Brjant
Dyberg Alfred V., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 857^
Harrison
Dyckman John-(C. E. McCiisker tt Co.), dwl 528 Jessie
Dye Elam, machinist O. Bonny Jr., dwi 128 First
Dye William M., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., res Alameda
Dye Wo (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 725 Jackson
Dyer Ann (widow), seamstress, dwl W s Webster bet Kate
and Ridley
Dyer Barlow, bond clerk Custom House, dwi 219^ Austin
Dyer Charles, painter, dwi 32 ^Tiite PI
Dyer Columbus, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
\\Tiarf, dwi 727 Folsom
Dyer C. S., clerk, dwi Grand Hotel
DyerF. E., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl NE cor Dupont
and Post
Dyer George F., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 5i Kear
Dyer G. F., mason Palace Hotel
Dver G. M., tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Dyer James, foreman Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D., dwl 1214
Pacific
Dyer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 606
Third
Dyer James S., contractor, office 704 Montgomery, dwi
1795 Union
Dyer John, mason Palace Hotel
Dyer Joseph P., mining, office 413 California third floor,
res Oakland
Dyer Kate J. (widow), dwi 1822 Bush
Dyer Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, dwl N 6 Sixteenth bet
Mission and Valencia
Dyer Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl NT:
cor Fourteenth Av and N, South S. F.
Dyer Palish T., carpenter, dwi 122 Eddy
Dyer Perry, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co. , dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Dyer Richard, teamster, 208 Davis, dwl 1907 Bush
Dyer Rudolphus C, deputy license collector, dwl S s Ger-
mania nr FUlmore
'ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
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Dver S. F., mason Palace Hot€l
Drer T. E., salesman, dwl 92ij Market
Dyer Thomas, assistant engineer Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm
Newbem, Folsom St. Vv'harf
Dyer Thomas, milkranch, W s San Jos^ Eoad nr Six-mile
House
Dyer William C. (,Dyer ifc Co.), dwl E s Bartol bet Broad-
way and Pacific
Dyer &"Co. (Thomas C. Dyer and John 0. Doied), coopers,
1017 Battery
Dyke Eugene B., deputy superintendent streets, dwl 4
WUlow Av
Dyke WiUiam, Ship Calkers" Assn, 713 Mission
Dykeman Owen, engineer Berkeley Ferrj- Co., dwl 807
Mason
Dykes Robert, comp.Dsitor Morning Call, dwl 2409 Clay
Dylev , dwl 603 Pine
Dyson James, glasscutter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl cor
Howard and Foiuth
Eager John, housepainter, dwl 1235 Pacific
Eager Lucien, messenger J. Cerf s Co., dwl 716 Post
Eager William T., pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1119
Montgomery
Eagle Brass and Bell Foundry, Greenberg & Co. proprie-
tors, 205 Fremont
Eagle Coffee and Spice Mills, Horace Gates & Co. pro-
priet4;>rs, 112 Spear
EAGIiE FtSE CO., John Skinker agent, office 108 Bat-
tery
Eagle Nicholas, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NW cor
Sierra and Louisiana
EAGLE P.4PEB MILL (Point Arenas, Mendocino Co.),
S. P. Taylor .Jc Co. agents, warehouse 416 Clay
Eagle Cjuicksilver Mining Co. (Santa Barbara Co., Cal.),
office 302 Montgomery room 5
Eagle Shirt Factory, M. Jacobs proprietor, 3 First
Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell proprietor, NW cor
Pine and Davis
Eagles Henrv, bricklayer, dwl 522 Ma'
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Appraiser's Build-
Eachen Duncan, shipcarpenter, dwl 774 Mission
Eade George, carpenter, dwl 914 Market
Fade William, stevedore Menzies .X Bingham, dwl 3 Bay
Eader Joseph T. , baker California Cracker Bakery, dwl
1565 Kearny
Eadou William H., clerk Crane & Bngham, res Oakland
Eagan , dwl SoO Market
Eagan Albert J., plumber H. G. Fiske, dwl 226 Minna
Eagan Ann (widow), dwl 3 Miiuia
Eagan C, laborer Repair Shop Southern Pac R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Eagan Catherine (widow), dwl S 3 Ivy Av bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Eagan Charles H., painter, dwl 10 Bryant Av
Eagan E., helper MojTiihan ^ Aitken
Eagan Francis Dillon, editor and manager The Guardian,
office 403 Sansom, dwl S50 Market
Eagan James, fruit and vegetables, dwl N s Ortland Av
nr Prospect Av, Berual Heights
Eagan James, laborer, dwl SW cor Hayes and Pierce
Eagan James, shoemaker, dwl 25 Anthony
Eagan J. D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Eagan J. L., captain U. S. A., dwl Morton House
Eagan John, clerk Sullivan, Kelly « Co., dwl 5 Berry
) Eagan John, expressman, 733 Market, dwl 3 Minna
Eagan John, laborer McGrath & Co., dwl N'E cor Sixth
and Clementina
Eagan John, liquor saloon, Hibemia Hall, 246 Third, dwl
Eagan'john, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W s Scott bet
Gear}' and Post
Eagan John, lather Palace Hotel
Eagan Joseph, clerk J. J. O'Brien 4 Co., dwl 111 Ellis
Eagan Martin, laborer Dohrmann & Co., dwl N s Tilden
bet Fomteenth and Fifteenth
Eagan Mary (widow), dwl 20 Hunt
Eagan M. G., boilermaker Machine Shop Southern Pac.
E. R., dwl 30 Stanford
Eagan Michael, carpenter, dwl 17 Anna
Eagan Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 26 Bald-
win Court
Eagan Michael, laborer, dwl S s Elm Av bet Polk and \ an
Ness Av
Eagan Michael, laborer, SE cor Broadway and Sansom
Eagan Michael, teamster Henrj- Robinet, dwl 625 Davis
Eagan Patrick, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 28
Natoma
Eagan Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Eagan Patrick, laborer John Hughes, dwl 436 Jessie
Eagan Patrick, millhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl cor Berry
and Fourth
Eagan Patrick, stonecutter, dwl 1004 McAllister
Eagan Thomas, dwl 164 Jessie
Eagan Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 305 First
Eagan Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Eagan Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Eagan Thomas A., tinsmith Martin Prag, dwl 315
Chestnut
Eagan WilUam, dwl 541 First
Eagan WilUam, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl N 8 Tyler bet
Polk and Van Ness Av
Eagan William, shoemaker, dwl 561 Minna
Eagan. See Egan
Eagel Thomas, teamster, dwl 13 Main
Eager Jane (wndow), dwl 1119 Montgomery
Eagles Henry, master mechanic
ing, dwl 522 Miima
Eagles John (_Eayles A- Wild), dwl 549 Howard
Eagles Miriam P. Mrs. , dressmaker. 909 Market
Eagles William C, carbuilder Southern Pac. R. R. , cor
Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 909 Howard
Eagles & Wild (John Eagks and Thomas Wild), Uquor
saloon, 602 Mission
Eagleson John G. (Eayleson i- Co.), and salesman S. H.
Jones i; Co., dwl 611 Stockton
Eagleson Robert (Haglexon i- Co.), dwl 611 Stockton
Eagleson & Co. (John G. and K. Eaqleson), gents' fur-
nishing goods, 4 Kearny
Eakins Mar>- A. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 24 Kearny
Eakins Peter A., commission merchant and secretary
Hayward's Park Homestead Union, office and dwl 230
Keamv
Fames and Walbridge Furnace Co., W. D. Walbridge
secretary-, office 419 California
Fames Niles' E.. clerk Terwilliger & Fink, dwl 629 Oay
Eardlev Matthew, car]:>enter, dwl 414 Pacific
Eardmann William, miller Deming, Pahner & Co., 204
Davis
Earhart John W., engineer Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1212
Clav
Earl Darid, salesman Davis Brothers, dwl 427 Mission
Earl D. W., forwarding and commission, office 226 Cali-
fornia, dwl 930 Market
Earl Eugene, student Heald's Business College, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Earl George, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Earl James C, bricklayer, dwl 927 Folsom
EAKL JOIIX O., capitaUst. office 401 California, dwl
34 Essex cor Harrison
Earl Josiah, president Mutual Indemnity Association of
the Grangers of California, office 6 Leidesdorfl, res
Oakland
Earl Mary R. Mrs., physician, dwl 224 Second
Earl R. W., Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Earle Ann E. (widow), boarding and lodging, 1419 Powell
Earle Clara Miss, teacher Bush St. Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 510 Larkin
Earle Freeman, dry goods, dwl 525 Post
Earle George, secfetan- Lumber Dealers' Exchange and
Pine Lumber Assn, office Pier 5 Steuart, dwl 520
Third
Earle George F., clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl 15
Glen Park Av
Earle Halford, messenger Merchants' Exchange Bank,
dwl 510 Larkin
Earle Henry G., shoemaker, dwl 312 Lily Av
Earle Henrv H., invoice clerk Redington, Hostetter &
Co., dw'l 1937 Broadway
Earle John H., liquor saloon, NE cor Day and Drumm,
res Oakland
Earle Michael, baker Hughes & Foley, SE cor Fourth and
Jessie
Earle Slade A,, carpenter, dwl 413 Oak
Earle Slade A. Jr., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
413 Oak ,^. .
Earle Susie H. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl.520 Thuil
Earlev James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Earls'Michael, bakery, 726 Brannan
Early James, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 75 Jessie
Early Patrick, molder Union Iron Works, dwl City Hotel
Earliest Joseph T., commission merchant, office 404
Front, res Oakland
Easeman Webster, carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl Phila-
delphia House
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Easley Benjamin C, porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
NE cor Howard and First
Easley John F., carpenter, dwl 429 Shipley
Easley J. S., canvasser Evening Post, dwl 523 Pine
East Belcher G. & S. M. Co., Joseph Maguire secretary,
office 419 C^ifomia
East Branch Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.), Addison Mar-
tin secretary, office 520 Washington
East Oakland and Fruit Vale Express, office 425 Davia
EAST STREET WH.IKF, E from Market to Folsom
Easten Samuel, carpenter, dwl 533 Commercial
Easter John, engineer, dwl S s Bay ur Powell
Easterbrook Daniel E., dwl 1414 bosh
Easterbrook John, butcher Somers & Co., dwl NW cor
Brj'aut and Second
Easterby A. Y. , real estate, office 331 Montgomery room
4, res Napa
Eastham Heiirj- F. Capt., dwl 29 Glen Park Av
Eastham Henr\' S., mariner, dwl 29 Glen Park Av
Eastin W. B. (W. B. Eastin d; Co.), dwl 618 Geary
Eastin W. B. & Co., gents' furnishing goods, 646 Market
Eastland Andrew Jackson, clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
res Oakland
Eastland H. H., carpenter, dwl Philadelphia House
EASTLA\0 JOSEPH G., secretary S. F. Gas Light
Co., office SE cor First and Natoma, dwl S 8 Pine bet
Hyde and Larkin
Eastman Clement F. , dwl 28 Hawthorne
Eastman Cyrus A., dwl 28 Hai\-thome
Eastman C^tus A. , master mariner, dwl 2 Ewer PI
Eastman Edward, artist, dwl 1123 Clay
Eastman Edward N. , assistant Coimty Surveyor's Office,
dwl 528 Pine
Eastman Emily R., portrait painter, studio and dwl 235
Kearny
£ASTM.ii\ FRAAK, proprietor Franklin BookandJob
Printing Office, 509 Clay, dwl 1117 Taylor
Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library Afisn, dwl
216 Bush
Eastman Harrison, artist, dni 1123 Clay
Eastman James G. {Eastman 6: Neumann), dwl 1030 Misa
Eastman Julien, porter Steams & Smith, dwl 1123 Clay
EASTMAX THOMAS S., agent Abbot, Downing &
Co.'s carriages, 411^15 Batterj-, dwl 522 Third
Eastman Webster, carpenter, dwl Philadelphia House
Eastman William H., carpenter, dwl 528 Pine
Eastman &; Neumann {James G. Eaatinan and PavZ
yeumann), attorneys at law, office 432 Montgomery
Easttm Alice Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
504 Jessie
EASTOX ASAHEL 8., real estate and sun'eyor, 302
Montgomery', dwl 26 Haight
Easton Charles, cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl E b
Chattanottga bet Twentj'-first and Twenty-second
Easton David N., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 530
Geary
Easton George W. {Potter, Jacobs tfc E.), dwl 726 Cal
EASTOX JOHN, cabinetmaker, 261 First, dwl 109
Seventh
Easton Lizzie B., teacher languages, dwl 530 Geary
East^jn Marj' Mrs. (widow), nurse, dwl 1123 Dupont
Easton Oliver W., agent Pettit & Co., 209 Drumm, dwl
530 Geary
Easton Samuel, cai-penter, 533 Commercial
Easton Wendell, mining secretary, office 419 California
room 28, dwl 530 Geary
EASTPOKT COOS BA¥ CO.IX MIXING CO., L
Lawrence Pool agent, office 31 Merchants' Exchange
Eastwood Herbert, machinist Union irun Works, dwl N s
Twenty-sixth bet Chattanooga and Church
Eastwood Richard, sa-ft-yer B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 140 First
Eastwood Thomas, dwl 115 Second
Eastwood Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 140 First
Eastwood Thonms, shipsmith Sanford W. Taylor, dwl 527
Mission
EATOX I'HARIES S., importer wholesale and retail
dealer music and musical instruments and agent
Hazel ton Pianos and Estey & Co.'s Organs, 133 Mont-
gomerj', dwl 120G Mason
Eaton Charles W., tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
535 Mission
Eaton Cornelius J., mining secretary, office 402 Mont-
gomery room 7, dwl 330 Fremont
Eaton Edward R., policeman, City Hall, dwl 1811 Dupont
Eaton Frederick S., tinsmith B. C. Austin, dwl 1024 Pac
Eaton Frederick \V., stationer, dwl 1418 California
Eaton George, dwl 737 Howard
Eaton George W., ticket agent Oakland Ferry Wharf,
dwl 720 Mission
Eaton Henry, laundrjTuan La Grande Lamidry
Eaton Isadure F., wholesale wood and coal, SW cor Berry
and Tliird, dwl IS Bluxome
Eaton James, tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 535
Mission
Eaton Lemuel P., deputy sheriff, dwl 5 Kent
Eaton Noble H., clerk Bank California, dwl 1713 Polk
Eaton Robert W. , carriagemaker, dwl 930 Harrison
Eaton William G., woolsorter, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl NW cor Stockton nnd Broadway
Eaton William H., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1024 Pacific
Eaton WilUam S., melter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 528 Turk
Eatwell Charles, laborer, dwl 178 Clara
Ea}T8 Harrison P., secretary R. J. Kohler's Reduction
and Refining Works, office 330 Pine room 36, dwl
2013 Taylor
Ebbers Herman, clerk, dwl 736 Green
EltlfiETS AKTUrK M., Merchants' Coal Yard, 109-
115 Sacramento, and supervisor Fourth Ward, dwl
1405 Jones
Ebbinghausen Henry {Ebbinghansen tfc Co.), dwl 222
Shotwell
Ebbinghausen & Co. {Henry Ebbinghausen and Ernest
LilienthaV), groceries and liquors, 201 Third
Ebeling Philip, jeweler and chain manufacturer, 620 Mer-
chant, dwl 824 Montgomery
Ebenhawes , sa^\yer, dwl 19 Hinckley
Ebenritter Herman, barkeeper Louis WUke, dwl 16 Lilly
Av
Eber Albert, commission merchant, dwl 861 Folsom
Eberhardt Ernest, clerk Henry W. Helms, dwl 517 Minna
Eberhardt John, waiter Vizina & Co., dwl 151 Natoma
Eberle Anton, candjTnaker Adolph Heine, dwl 730 Union
Eberle A. W., laborer Cameron & Hull, dwl Columbia
Hotel
Eberle Joseph, bootmaker, dwl W s San Bruno Road bet
T%venty-seventh and T^venty-eighth
Eberle Robert M. , stage manager California Theater, dwl
704 Powell
Eberling Christian, bottler Spruance, Stanley & Co., dwl
1007 Market
Eberling Theodore, machinist, dwl 1 Welsh
Ebers Herman, clerk S. & L. Crocker, dwl HOO Stockton
Ebert August, expresswagon, cor Stockton and Vallejo,
dwl 419 Francisco
Ebert Ernest J., cutter Diamant, Berliner & Co., dwl 119
Fifth
Ebert Frederick, fireman stm Alice E. Garratt, Com-
mercial St. Wharf
Ebert George {Nets d; E.), dwl S15 Broadway
Ebert Henr>', baker, dwl 25 Morton
Ebner Charles, bookkeeper Starr & Co., dwl 304 Clem
Ebner Jacob, cottonspinner, dwl 614 Kearny
Ebrall William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Ebington Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
Ebright William, carpenter, dwl NWcor T^venty-fifth and
Bartlett
Eccles Theodore, stockbroker, dwl 822 Powell
Echerds Robert W., boxmaker, dwl 589 Market
Echgehnerer Herman, porter Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl
1307 Kearny
Eck Florence, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 6 Polk Lane
Eckel Emma Miss, dr^smaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 433
Greenwich
Eckel Henn,*, producedealer, dwl 433 Greenmeh
Eckel John N., physician, office and dwl 326 Gearj'
Eckelmann John, barber, dwl \'2'2Sh Pacific
Eckenroth Frank H., carriagemaker Andresen Brothers,
dwl 16 Washington Av
Eckenroth Joseph, carriagemaker Andresen Brothers, dwl
16 Washington Av
Eckenroth Joseph L., blacksmith, dwl 16 Washington
Av
Eckenstein August, porter Tobin, Davisson & Co. ,
Ecker George O., jeweler H. Mayers, dwl 635 Geary
Eckert Charles, bootmaker, dwl 25 Morton
Eckert Frederick M., carpenter, dwl 310 Sutter
Eckert Ignatius, stablekeeper, dwl 1057i Ho\\'ard
Eckfeldt J. M. ii Co. {Hiram, T. Graves), importers, job-
bers, and manufacturers wire goods, 412 Clay
Eckfeldt Sarah (widow), dwl 804 McAUister
Eckhardt Henrj', bookkeeper W. Green & Co., dwl 429
Bush
Eckhardt Henry, market, 1427 California
Eckhardt Louis H., bookkeeper John C. Bell, dwl 1722
Pacific Av
Eckhart R., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEI, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELHY made to order and EEPAIEED Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Eckhoff John, clerk Conrad Benaon, dwl SW cor Polk and
Broadway
Eckler Robert {Norman & E.), dwl 133 Dora
Eckley Frank N., bookkeeper Stephen S. Smith, dwl NW
cor Mission and Twenty-second
Eckley Henry (James W. Burnham i- Co.), res Boston,
Mass. „ T, , , J
Eckley John L. (James W. Bumham <fc Co.), rea Eckley's
Landing, Contra Costa Co.
Eckley William, carpenter, dwl 928 Folaom
Eckman Alexius, teacher music, dwl 706 Clementma
Eckmann Harry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
56 Minna
Eckricks Frederick, farmer, dwl 619 Paciflc
Ecks Charles, driver Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machme
Co., dwl SW cor Sacramento and Broderick
Eckstein Herman, wagonmaker, dwl 569 Stevenson
Eckstein Leopold, salesman Simon Popper, dwl 720 How
Eckstein Schoeneburg & Co. (William Eclcstein and
Lmiis Schoeneburg), Old Headquarters, NWcor Bush
and Montgomery . „ > j , ,„
Eckstein William (Eckitein, Schoeneburg & Co.), dwl li
St. Mary PI . ^ ,„„
Eclipse Bakery, Thomas J. Chadboume proprietor, 1412-
1420 Dupont
Eclipse and Lee Gold Mining Co., office 631 Cal room 3
EcoleManuel A., tailor, dwl 654 Stevenson , , „,„
Ector William (colored), printer Elevator Office, dwl 818
Et'lI.iuOR, Francisco Herrera (acting consul), office 331
Montgomerj' room 12
Eddie Martin, cabinetmaker, dwl 163 Third
Eddy A. R., lieutenant-colonel U. S. A. Chief Quartermas-
ter Department California, office 105 Stockton, dwl 236
Taylor „^
Eddy Epbraim M., groceries and liquors, cor Twenty-sev-
enth and Harrison, Bemal Heights
Eddy James J., liquor saloon, 627 Pacific
Eddy Jerome, mariner, dwl 126 Turk
Eddy Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1123 Stockton
Eddy Mining Co. (Nevada, Cal.), office 316 Calif orma
Eddy Nelson P., marine secretary Home Mutual Ins. Co.,
406 California, dwl 534 Bush
Eddy Olive S. Mrs., dwl 340 Fremont
Ede 'William, treasurer Pacific Paving Co., dwl 14 Second
Av nr Sixteenth
Edel H.. conductor Market St. R. R.
Edelbuttel Henry, porter Lilienthal & Co., dwl 429 Pme
Edelen Lenmel H., mining stocks, office 409 California
second floor, dwl 729 Geary
Edelkamp Bernard, liquor saloon, 424 Third
Edelkamp Bernard Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 424 Third
Edelniann Gustave, shoemaker, dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Edehiiann John, confectioner, dwl 431 Union
Edelniann Joseph, mechanic, dwl 1316 Larkiu
Edelniann Matthias A., upholsterer California Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 1316 Larkin
Edelstein B., junkdealer, dwl 610 Post
Edemark Louis, fraits, Oakland Ferry, dwl 9 Broadway
Eden Albert, clerk George C. Hansen, dwl SE cor Polk
and Turk
Eden George, brewer, dwl 609 Pine
Eden John (Heiiis cfc E.), dwl N s Vallejo nr Batteiy
Eden Lauduig Steamer, Henry Osterioh agent, office Si
Commercial nr Drumm
Eden Meiino, expresswagon, cor Third and Brannan, dwl
420 Brannan . j
Eden Richard (Hmizen i- E.), dwl SW cor Dupont and
Harlan PI , , .„ ^. ^i. v *
Eden Thomas, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Twentieth bet
Folsom and Shotwell
Eder Peter, solicitor Continental Hotel
Edes John, tailor, dwl 163 Third ■ ,,o/,o
Edgar Daniel J., chief mail clerk S.F. Chronicle, dwl 1808
Taylor, rear . , , ,,^,5 ,
Edgar George K., expresBwagon, 411 Davis, dwl 112 Beale,
EJglr Harry, bookkeeper McNear & Bro., dwl SE cor Mis-
sion anil First
Edgar John, bootmaker, dwl NE cor Green and Mont
Edgar Maggie Miss, compositor Woman's Publishing Co.,
dwl NE cor Green and Montgomery
Edgar MichaelJ., dwl ejaeaveland
Edgar Thomas, laborer George T. Bromley & Co., dwl E
s Bartol nr Broadway
Edgar William, dwl 729 Harrison
Edgar William, salesman, dwl 759 Market
Edgar William A., laborer Superintendent Public Streets,
dwl 1206 Turk
Edgar WiUiam M., clerk, dwl 106 Post
Edge Charles O., seaman stm Monterey, dwl 117 Drumm
Edgerly Napoleon B. (N. B. Edgerly i Co.), dwl Lick
House
Edgerly N. B. & Co., shipchandlers, 46 Clay
Edgerly S. Augustus, patternmaker Frear Stone Co., dwl
cor Stanford and Brannan
Edgerton George H., carpenter U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 123 Shotwell
Edgerton Henry, dwl 424 Sansom
Edgerton Henry (Quint J: E.), attorney at law, office 80
and 31 Montgomery Block, dwl 106 Post
Edinger M. B. (S. Leebes it- Co.), res Salt Lake City
(Utah)
Edith Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Gal.), office 113
Leidesdorff _.
Edleman Charies, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 652
Washington
EdlifEson John, carver, dwl 1511 Mason
Edmonds Charies W., rigger WiUiam Green, dwl 9 Bald-
win Court .
Edmonds Daniel, teamster, dwl Columbia Hotel
Edmonds Fouchette, cook, dwl 920 Pacific
Edmonds George M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
Q9Q Rlisll
Edmonds Henry, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1114
Bn'ant ,,.„
Edmonds J. M., laborer Paciflc Rolling Mills
Edmonds K., waiter J. R. Regan, dwl 614 Montgomery
Edmonds Marcus A., attorney at law, office 626 Wash, dwl
W s Capp bet Twenty-second and Twenty-Third
Edmonds S. , dwl 823 Bush
Edmonds Samuel, carpenter, dwl 921 Pacific
Edmonds WUliam (colored), liquor saloon, dwl 128 Ber-
Edmonds WiUiam H., helper Melter and Refiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 38 Perry
Edmonds. See Edmunds „.„,,., o o
Edmondson Barker, foreman painter Pacific Mau s. s.
Co., dwl 629 Second „,,.,„„ ^ ., , eoo
Edmondson John, painter Pacific Mall S. S. Co., dwl 629
Edmondson Thomas J. , grain merchant, office 706 Sansom,
dwl Union Club
Edmonston Benjamin B., contractor, dwl 1602 Pme
Edmunds Edwins., dwl 823 Bush , ,;„. n
Edmunds George, miUhand California Mdl, dwl 535 How
Edmunds George, secretary CaUfornia Cracker Co., dwl
815 Stockton ^ „. „,„ , ,
Edmunds Gustavus, machinist Pac. EoUmg Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana , , o,ci
Edmunds Henry H., milkman, 316 Hayes, rear, dwl 318*
Edmunds James, machinist Pac. RoUing Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana j , 0,10 ts v
Edmunds Thomas M., clerk Nye& Acheson, dwl 823 Bush
Edmunds. See Edmonds
Edouard , waiter, dwl 636 Pacific
Edouart Alexander (Edouart J: Cobb), dwl 626 Kearny
Edouart & Cobb (Alexander Edouart and David Cobb),
photographic art galley-, 604 Kearny , , „ ^ .
Edsburg Edward, clerk Henderson & Co., dwl W 3 Devia-
adero bet Eddy and Ellis . , , „ , j , „ „
Edson Clinton A. (Hughes, McDamcl .i E.), dwl N 8 Mc-
Allister bet Fillmore and Larkm
Edson WiUiam P., clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl 703 Market ^ „ „ _,. . _ , ,
Edstrom Thomas, trunkmaker D. S. Martm & Co., dwl
EDUCATION BOARD OF, office 22 City Hall second
floor, committee rooms 16 City HaU third floor
Edward James, bathman Louis Corriveau, dwl 15 Geary
Edwards Alice (widow), dwl 1223 Folsom ,,,,,,
Edwards Allen, stevedore, dwl SE cor Mont and \allejo
Edwards Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 526 Pine
Edwards Annie Miss, compositor Journal of Commerce,
dwl 1223 Folsom . . , , »
Edwards Brothers (Charles E. and Fredenek J.), oj'ster
depot, 244 Third „ „ „ . „n, ^
Edwards C, joiner Paciflc Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Edwards Charles, dwl 836 Clay
Edwards Charles, carpenter, dwl 1113 Taylor
Edwards Charies, carver John B. Luchsmger & Son, dwl
211 Third ,^ ,,
Edwards Charles, machinist, dwl 619 O FarreU
Edwards Charles, plasterer, dwl 231 Sixth
Edwards Charies B., bookkeeper George O. McMuUm S
Co., and Are commissioner, dwl 421 Green
Edwards Oiaries E. (Edwards Brothers), 244 Thu-d
uwi Jl^uj xiiin. , -
"MORaAlT & CO. have Prinoe's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Edwards t'harles H., pressman Evening- Post, dwl E s
r»iamond nr Eighteenth
Edwards D., dressmaking', H Stockton
Edwards David H., clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
503 Folsom
Edwards Edward, collector Sather &i Co., dwl E s Diamond
nr Ei^'ht«enth
Edwards Edw-ird, cooper, dwl S s Foiirteeuth Av bet N
and P, &uath S. F.
Edwards Edw-ard, market, 1324 Kearny
Ed'ft-ards Edward Jr., clerk, dwl E 8 Diamond nr Eight-
eenth
Edwards Ellis, dwl 32 Fourth
Edwards E. T. Mrs., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl SE cor
Jackson and Octa\na
EOMAROS FR-IXK G., importer carpets, oilcloths,
window shades, and manufacturer paperhangings,
etc. . 62S-034 Clav, dwl SOS Brannan
Edwards Frederick J. (Edtcard^ Brotkvrs), 244 Third
Edwards Frederick J. L., silverplater Edward G. Dennis-
ton, dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Edwards George, painter, dwl 4 St. Charles PI
Edwards George, real-estate agent, 317 California, dwl
71 S Treat Av
EDWARDS GEORGE D., mining secretary, office 414
California, dwl 1022 Jackson
Edwards Geunje F., ttxmer S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
71S Treat "Av
Edwards Geonge W., carpenter, dwl 30 Frederick
Edwards G. W., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Edwards Henry (C. d.- P. H. Tirrell d- Co.), dwl 626 Sutter
Edwards Henrj-, actor California Theater, dwl 216 Chests
nut
Edwards Heiuy C, dwl 132S Sutter
Edwards Henri,' C, shipping clerk John G. Hodge & Co.,
dwl 1022 Jackson
^d wards J., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Edwards James, dwl 44 Jessie
Edwards James, pantryman J. R. Reagan, dwl Railroad
House
Edwards James C, shipcarpenter, dwl 835 California
Edwards John, clerk, dwl N\V cor Third and King
Edwards John, clerk Freight DeiM>t Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 632 Post
Edwards John, laborer, dwl IS Ohio
Edwards John, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Edwards John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Edwards John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Edwards John, teamster Charles Alpers, dwl cor Grove
and Buchanan
EDWARDS JOH\ G., publisher Coast Re\iew, office
113 Leidesdorff, dwl 1130 Valencia
Edwards John H. . assayer, dwl SW cor Sac and Van Ness Av
Edwards Joseph, wait-er stm Parthenius, Green St. \\'harf
Edwards Justxis E., porter Albert Mau & Co., dwl 4 Simp-
son PI
Edwards Justus H., salesman Albert Mau & Co., dwl 4
Simpson PI
Edwards Laxn-euce B., wharfinger Howard St. Wharf, dwl
619 Bush
Edwards Mathias, saloonkeeper, dwl 67 Minna
Edwards M. C, carpenter, dwl 525 Pine
Edwards Nathaniel, dwl 32 Fourth
Edwards N. E. (widow), dwl S02 Howard
Edwards R. M., books, stationerj^ and cutlery, 508 and
510 Montgomery, dwl Russ House
Edwards Robert, law student, dwl 504 Howard
Edwards Robert L., ticket clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Office, NW cor Sacrament-o and Leidesdorff
Edwards Robert W. (Edwards d- Titckey), res Oakland
Edwards Sarah Miss, silkworker California Silk Manuf.
Co., dwl Fourteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Edwards Thomas, clerk, dwl 742 Market
Edwards Thomas, hquor saloon, NE cor Front and Mar-
ket, dwl 504 Howard
Edwards Thomas C, manager Commercial Agency, office
317 California, dwl 718 Treat Av
EDWARDS THOMAS M., druggist, NE cor Kearny
and Jackson, dwl NE cor Broadway and Buchanan
Edwards Wilkinson, clerk John McKillop & Co., dwl 718
Treat Av
Edwards William, mariner, dwl 636 Commercial
Edwards William, paying teller Merchants' Exchange
Bank, dwl 1514 Mission
Edwards William E., bellowsmaker Charles W. Thomas,
res West Oakland
Edwards William F. , master bark Dublin, office Pier 17
Steuart, dwl 211 Second
Edwards William H., bathtender Russian and Turkish
Ratha, dwl 528 Pacific
Edwards William H., stevedore, dwl 61 Clementina
Edwards William P. Jr., stationer, dwl 1022 Jackson
Edwards William S., aid U. S. Coast Smrey Office, 214
Stockt^m. dwl 216 Chestnut
Edwards William T. (Edwards tt Loane), dwl NE cor
Tiu-k and Leavenworth
Edwards Wilson S., clerk John McKillop & Co., dwl 718
Treat Av
Edwards & Loane (W. T. Edicards and J. M. Loane),
groceries and liquors, NE cor Turk and Leavenworth
Edwards & Tuckey (Robert W. Edwards and Alfred
Tiickcy), manufacturing jewelers, 618 Merchant
Edwardson H., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Edwardson James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Edwin Sophie, actress California Theater
Eells Charles P., law student E. B. in J. W. Mastick, res
Oakland
Eells George N., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl E s Shotwell
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Eells John S.. clerk Auditing Dept. Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Eells Marv (widow), dwl E s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Eella Rufus S. (R. C. Page 6: Co.), dwl E s Shotwell bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Eells Thomas S., expresswagon, NE cor Pine and Mont-
gomery-, dwl 934 Dohires
Effe.v Agues Miss, governess E. Neustadt, dwl 1635 Sac
Effinger Christian, cooper, dwl 314 Folsom
Efford Noah C, shipowner, office 311 East, dwl 1810 Dup
Egan A. J., machinist A. M. Adams &. Co., dwl 319 Sutter
Egan Charles, butcher Simon Solomon, dwl 1307 Mont
Egan Cornehus, treer Einstein Bros. &; Co., dwl 130 Rose
Av
Egan David, gasfitter WiUiam C. Forsyth
Egan Edward, plasterer, dwl 12 Russell
Egan Edward J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl 323
Vallejo
Egan Henry, packer Redington, Host^tter & Co., dwl
1307 Montgomery'
Egan Henry, painter, dwl 307 Folsom
Eg:an Henry, plasterer, dwl 110 Bernard
Egan James, clerk Benjamin B. Thayer, dwl 12 Rtissell
Egan James, oiler California Mills
Egan John (Kelly d- E.), dwl 122 Page
Egan John, dwl 1307 Montgomery
Egan John, bootmaker, dwl 321 Pacific
Egan John, clerk SuUivan & Kelly, dwl 5 Perry nr Second
Egan John, laborer, dwl 229 Sixth
Egan John, painter Wason & Morris, 3S California
Egan John W., salesman Tobin, Da%isson & Co., dwl 210
Jones
Egan Martin, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 6 Wetmore PI
Egan Matthew, hi -stler Patrick Canavan, dwl 1125 Howard
Egan Michael, driver Lenhart & Brady, dwl 54Si Natoma
Egan Michael, fireman stm Shubrick
EgsLD. Michael, laborer, dwl Tyler bet Polk and Vmi Ness
Av
Egan Michael, longshoreman, dwl 5 and 6 Santa Rosa bet
Collins and Ferrie
Egan Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 428 Shipley
Egan Patrick, laborer, dwl 28 Natoma
Egan Patrick, miner, dwl 227 Second
Egan Patrick D., Bricklayers* Pro. Assn, 232 SutteP
Egan Peter, shoemaker, dwl 16^^ Folsom Av
Egan Richard J. (E<jan dr Beal\ dwl 364 Jessie
Egan Tliomas, laborer, dwl 561 Minna
Egan Thomas, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Egan William, driver City R. R-, dwl E s First Av bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Egan William, restaurant, E s Valencia bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Egan William J., boottreer I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
N s Cortland Av nr San Bruno Road S s Bemal Heights
'E^a^a inBeaX (Richard J. E<jan ami Williav\ T. Beal),
second-hand furniture, 807 Howard
Egan. 5ee Eagan
Egar Lucy (widow), dwl 19 Langton
Egenberger William, bookkeeper T. J. Basa & Co., dwl 507
Mission
Egenhoff Julius, machinist William Deacon, dwl 50 Clem
Eger William, locksmith, gunsmith, and bellhanger, 407
Dupont, dwl Philadelphia House
EGERTOX, ALLEX A CO. (Henry C. Ejerton and
Charles E. A lien), commission merchants, sole agents
Dur>'ea'9 Glen Cove Starch, and Peters' Bros. Cutlery,
109 California rooms 1 and 2
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORT, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. F,
18
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
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Egerton Henry C. (Egerton, Allen .D Co.). dwl 16 Oak
EL'est.irfE Henrv, maimtacturer ice cream, 5 Ashburton Fl
Eggerling Henry, laborer Pacific DistiUmg and Reflinng
Eggera Christopher, teamster U. S. Drayman, dwl 409
Jones _ „. ,,.„
Eggers Edward, laborer Pacific EoUmg Mills
Eggers George, polisher Pac. Furmture M. Co., dwl 29
Eggere'tLirge H. (,E,j<jers i: Co.), dwl NW cor TweUth
Eggera Henry, clerk John HUlebrandt, dwl NW cor Six-
teenth and Folsom
E'^'ers J. F. G. (Osmer * Co.), dwl 1310 California
E^-ers John {Eqiiers i- nartnctt), dwl 1226 Pacific
E^'gers John C, fruiterer, dwl 1310 California
Eggers Minnie (widow), dwl 1818 PoweU .
EtloEKS & CO. (Georrie H. E.jgers and ChriMian U
VvwM). wholesalegroceriesand provisions, and agents
Cal. Sugar Refinery, 210 California ,,„^,n
Eggers & Hartnett (,John Eggers ajui Lamrence Hartnett),
market, 1226 Pacific ,^,„t, •<;
Efgerstorffl George, barkeeper, dwl 619 Pacinc
Eggert John H., butcher, 1226 Pacific
Eg'ert William, cigar maimifacturer, dwl iCotte;^ PI
Eggert William Wallace, master manner, dwl 405 lourtn
Ejgleston , draper, dwl 310 Montgomery Av
Eggleton George (.George Eggleton ^ Co.), dwl 134 Chest-
Eggleton George & Co. (.Owen Lovell), livery and sale
stable, 121 Jackson , , „,„ „
Egimer Ernest (Faeler i- £.), dwl 917 Mason
Egfeston Alfred A., sawyer Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 28
Washington Av
Eglington Edward, seaman stm Orizaba
Eglizell. L., expressman, dwl 3 Harlan PI
Etnier John, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 4b Ritch
Egossetti Montgomery, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 831
Montgomery c -o -c
Ehat A. A. , conductor Market St. K. K.
Ehat E. J., driver Market St. R. R. „t^„^
Ehern Patrick, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Ehert John M., boot and shoemaker, dwl 606 Fourth
Eliinger Enist, baker, dwl 917 Broadway
Ehlberg Henrv, laborer, dwl 71 Natoma
Ehlen John, groceries and liquors 828 Clay , ,, „ia
Eblcnbrouk Frederick, clerk Frederick Oampe, dwl 218
EhleS Elizabeth (widow), dwl cor Nineteenth and York
Ehlers Henrv, bootmaker C. H. Valentme, dwl 329 Fourth
Ehlers HeniT, with Wicchen Ehlers, dwl 19 Hinckley
Ehlers John; hackman. Plaza, dwl E s Bartol nr Broadway
Ehlers Mary (widow), dwl 1509 Leavenworth
Ehlers Wiechen, groceries and liquors, SE cor Hinckley
and Pinckney
Ehlers William, laborer, dwl 13 Decatur
Ehlers William, mariner, dwl 411 Main
Ehlert Robert, saihnaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 212
Francisco, rear
Ehlert WilHam, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 tasi
Ehlin Erich, engineer, dwl 12 Haggin
EhlSan Charles, waiter Leonard J. F- Schnutenhaus, dwl
EhlmM''otto!'waiter Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, dwl
134 Fourth . „ „ „
Ehmann Charles, student Heald's Business College
Ehmann George E.. clerk, dwl 797 Mission
Ehmann Madeline (widow), dwl 797 Mission
Ehn Charles, musician, dwl 917 Sacramento
Ehrenberg Isaac, machinist City Iron Works, dwl 820
Clementina
Ehrenber<' Julius, farmer, dwl 320 Clementina
Ehrenberg Louis, tailor, 3 Trinity, dwl 415 Pine
Ehrenberg Theodore A. , physician, ottice and dwl 216 Kear
Ehrennfort C. A. (widow), dwl 1022* Folsom , . , ,
Ehrenpfort Edward, upholsterer William Ehrenpfort, dwl
Ehrli?^fSi' FVederick (Rothschild & E.), dwl 35 Russ
EUKENPFOBT WIL1LV5I, importer and dealer in
carpets, oilcloths, and upholstery goods, 14 Third,
dwl 144 Eighth ,,. oi,.»l,
Ehrenson N. A. Mrs., fancy goods, and toys, 114 Sixth
Ehrenworth Bennett, clerk H. H.TOan & Co dwl 19 John
Ehret Charles, laborer City Iron Works, N^V cor Mission
and Beale
Ehret Frederick, laborer, dwl 506 Fourth
Ehret John M., boot and shoemaker, 416J lourth, dwl
Ehret Joseph, sawTer Kragen & Co., dwl 270 Brannan
Ehret Michael, fruits and confectionery, 522 Dupont
Ehrhard Adam, clothing, 264 Third
Elirhardt Charles, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 333 Bush
Ehrhardt Christian, shoemaker, dwl 502 Green
Ehrhardt David, shoemaker, dwl 1 St. Mary PI
Ehrhardt Frederick, seaman, dwl 3 Vallejo
Ehrhardt George, shoemaker, dwl 1118 Dupont
Ehrhoni August, shoemaker, 204 Second
Ehrhom Carl, boot and shoemaker, 405 Dupont
Ehrhom Frank, clerk Charles Baimi, dwl 1412 Folsom
Ehrhom Frederick William, bootmaker with J. C. Flueg-
ger, dwl 204 Second
Ehrborn Louisa (widow), dwl 1412 Folsom ,
Ehricks Richard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Vallejo
and Batten", dwl 420 Greenwich
Ehrlert August, seaman Colorado S. N. Co. 3 stm New-
born, Folsom St. Wharf .,„„,£,
Ehrlich Herman, stationery and fancy goods, dwl 631 Sac
Ehrlich James E., bookkeeper Heynemann & Co., dwl S22
Bush
Ehrlich Louis, dwl 537 Stevenson . , „, o.
Ehrman G., laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 21 Stev
Ehrman John, butcher L. Poly & Co., dwl N 8 Fust Av
nr Kentucky, South S. F. j ,„„„
Ehrman Joseph, clerk M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 513 Van
EHKitilN M. «lt CO. (Samutl Smmnan and Jacoi
Lem), importers and wholesale groceries and provis-
ions, 217 Front
Ehrman Mver (M. Ehrman <t Co.), dwl 513 Van Ness Av
Ehrman Valentine, carpenter, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Ehrman Wilhehn, longshoreman, dwl 204 Steuart
Ehi-mann George, upholsterer, dwl 666 Linden Av
Ehrmann John, dwl Eve nr San Bruno Road, Bemal
Ehrmann JuUus (Esberg, Bachman <fc Co.), 207 Battery
Eichel Mary (widow), dwl 518 Filbert
Eichers John, electrical physician, dwl 506 Union
Eichholzer John, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl All Na-
tions Hotel
Eichick Robert, laborer, dwl 5 Beale PI ^ , ^„, ,
Eick Henry, butcher Frederick Junker, dwl SW cor La-
guiia and Fulton ^ , , ^_^, ^
EicldioS Tlieudore, waiter E. Koch & Co., dwl NW cor Du-
pont and Union
EideimiuUer Sarah (widow), dwl 712 Union
Eidinger E., tailor Mayer Si Hirslifeld, dwl 616 California
Eifert Com-ad, bootmaker, 16 Souora PI
Eifert Frederick, dwl 18 First
Eikerenkotter Edward, salesman Ackerman Bros., d»i
Bimbeck wiuiam, sub-assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office
214 Stockton, dwl Lick House , . „ , ,
Euner Frederick W., bootmaker O'Reilly & Thomas, dwl
S''5 Kg urn V
Einfeldt Frederick D., cooper Diedrich Bucking, dwl 1819
Powell
Einfeldt Joseph, stevedore, dwl 8 Mrnna, rear ^^^^^^
Einhom Joseph H., salesman August Ludorff, dwl Revere
HousG
Einsfeld Peter, hahdresser, 936 Market, dwl 1213 Green
Einstein Abraham (Eimtein Bros. J.' Co.), res Boston
Einstein Baruch, drajTiiaii Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl bSb
Howard ,„ , j i».-™
EIKSTEIN BKOTIIEns * CO. (Zadoc and Abra-
ham Einstein, Aaron and Abraham Altinayer, ana
Joseph Bastheim), impolters and jobbers boots and
shoes 29 and 31 Battery, and manufacturers 113-lii
Ein6tem!jacoh, merchant, office SW cor California and
Front, dwl 502 Bush „ i . „ „ „„
Einstein Morris (of Einstein & Bernheim,San Buena-
ventura), office SW cor California and Front, dwl 528
Einsteif/zadoc (Einstein Bros, i: Co.), dwl 828 O'FarreU
Eiliper Thomas, hairdresser August Drucker, dwl 03, Pac
Eisan Joseph H., molder Hanscom & Co., dwl 2205 Pme
Eisch John, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co.
Eischekick Charles, seaman, dwl o Beale PI
Eisclen Alfred, waiter J. Reagan dwl 256J Tehama
Eisel Carl W., ivorvtumer J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 608 Bdwy
Eisel Henrv, biUiardmaker, dwl 77 Everett ^ ,c„
Eisele Frederich, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl S3
Lombard bet Fillmore and Steiner
Eisele John, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Eiseman Jacob, butcher, dwl 603 Post
Eisen Albert, iuill»Tight Joseph Wagner
Eisen Barbara (widow), dwl 513 Franklin
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C(
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Eisen Brothers (Fraiicis T. Eiscn), proprietor Pioneer and
Alta Fluur Mills, S-16 Stevenson
Eisen Francis T. (Eisrn Brothem), dwl 11 Silver
Eisen Gnstuv, natunilist, dwl 11 Silver
Eisen James, miller Hiirace Davis tfc Co., dwl 2205 Pine
Eisen Theodore A., architect, office 330 Pine room 51, dwl
513 Franklin
Eisenbach Adolph {Louis Taussi{f ifc Co.), dwl N s Sutter
bet Dupont and Stockton
Eisenbach I. P., traveler W. Green & Co., dwl 212 Sutter
Eisenbach L. Rev., minister Congre^'Ution Ohabai Sha-
lome, dwl 106 Post
Eisenbeis Louis, molder Savage & Son, dwl Keaniy ur
Morton
Eisenberg- Adolph, watchmaker A. Andrews, dwl 1619 Pow
Eisenberg- E. & Bro. {Morris Eisenberg), ci^r manufac-
turers, 003 Front
Eisenberg- Elkan {E. Eisenberg it Bro.), dwl 326 Ellis
Eisenberg Isidor, merchant tailor, 139 Montgouierj', dwl
1619 Powell
Eisenberg' Jacob, stovemounter Locke vSs Montague
Eisenberg Morris {E. Kisenherg S: Bro.), dwl 1619 Powell
Eisenbrauni Henrj-, bathman Lampe Bros.
Eiseuhard John, real estate, dwl 619 Pacific
Eisenhauer Adam, dwl 1105 Claj'
Eisenhauer John, dwl 1106 Clay
Eisenscheinier Charles D., draftsman, dwl 463 Minna
Eiser Frederick, cigar manufactory, 625 Pacific, rear
Eisert Charles {Eisert d: Becker), "dwl 216 Stevenson
Eisert Conrad, helper CahTH Nutting' & Son, dwl IS First
Eisert & Becker {Charles Eisert and Peter Becker), ba-
kery, 24 Third
Eisfelder William, insurance broker, dwl 140 Page
Eisfeldt Theudore, musician, dwl 21 Hinckley
Eiskhorst Frederick, lauiidi'>Tiian, Lick House
Eisner Charles, clerk H. Hyiuan & Co., dwl 106 Seventh
Eisner David, eiganuaker Gordon & Bm-ke, dwl 22 Miuna
Eisner Marcus, clerk Wuh HjTuan, dwl 105 Seventh
Eisner Mary (widow), dwl 106 Seventh
Eissler Conrad, laborer, dwl 17 Gilbert, rear
Eitel Charles, salesman Starbird &. Goldstoue, res Oakland
Eitel Henry, clerk William Simpson, dwl 609 Davis
Eitner Rudolf, designer and engraver on wood, 629 Clay
Ek Johan, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Ekelmid Erric, electrogilder and silverplater, 620Merch
Ekensteen Augustus, clerk Tobin, Davisson in Co., dwl E s
Church nr Twenty-second
Ekhard William A., laborer, dwl Hall's Court
Eklon S. A., tailor, dwl E s Hampshire bet Twenty -second
and Twenty-third
Eklund John, salesman, 5S California Market, dwl 6 Vir-
ginia PI
Eklund Swen A. , tailor, dwl Hampshire nr Twenty-second
Ekman Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Ekman Charles, tanner, dwl Franconia House, E a San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Ekman John, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Ekroth John H., seaman, dwl 129 Jackson
Ekstrom C, musician, dwl 417 Sutter
El Dorado Hill Gravel M. Co. (Placer Co. Cal.), William
WiUis secretary, office 419 California room 17
El Durado North Mining Co. (Belmont Nev.), office 419
California room 4
El Dorado Slate Co., Hugh Elias secretary, office 416 Cal
El Dorado South Consol, M. Co. (Nye Co., Nev.t, William
Willis secretaiT, office 419 California room 17
EI, TEf'OlOTE (Spanish daily), Sepulveda, Arriola &
Pimentel editors and proprietors, office 625 Merchant
Elam Robert A., secretary Water Co. (Pioche), dwl S13 Van
Ness Av
Eland Edward, salesman Gleeson & Fell, res Oakland
Elbrook George, waiter stm John L. Stephens
Eld Henry A., pauiter, dwl 943 Fols«jm
Elder Alexander {Stuart <£,- E.), res Oakland
Elder James, cabinetmaker, dwl 775 Folsom
Elder Joseph, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Elder Marj' J. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 250 First
Elder Robert F., clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl SE cor
Fifteenth and Mission
Elder William J. (Elder tt Bobbie), dwl 256 First
Elder& Dohhie (William J. Elder and James B. Dobbie),
stoves and tinware, 622 and 624 Clay
Eldracher Frederick W., dwl 115 Seventh
Eldracher Peter, groceries and hquors, NE cor Seventh
and Natoma
Eldredge B. G., groceries, butter, cheese, and eggs, 23
MetropoIiUn Market, dwl 1006 Powell
Eldredge Charles H., dwl W s Sieiner bet Sutter and
Bush
Eldridge , night watchman, dwl G Selina PI
Eldridge Charles, cuoper, dwl 133 Shii>ley
Eldridge Charles H., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
W s Steiner bet Bush and Sutter
Eldridge George, milkman. NE cor Greenwich and Pierce
Eldridge J. Oscar (H. M. yeiuhall iC- Co.), dwl 646 Folsom
Eldridge Joseph, longshoreman, dwl 139 Shipley
Eldridge Joseph B., painter, dwl Kosciusko m" Cortland
Av, S s Berual Heights
Eldridge K. C, merchant, dwl 809 Jackson
ELUUSOGE OLI'^'EK, office 302 California, dwl 615
Sutter
Eldridge Robert, laborer, dwl 54 First
Eldridge Sylvester A., local agent Union Ins. Co., dwl 113
Capp
Elebrook George, waiter Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm New-
born, Folsom St. Wharf
Electic Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), office 31S California
EXEMKM'AIi €0\STKi;tia«\ \\n M.VI\TE\-
A\t'E CO., George S. Ladd president, S. D. Field
secretaiy, and electrical enuineer, otiice 134 Sutter
Elengswurth Frank, jiainter William Teague, dwl 405 Clem
Elenhenn JiUins, laborer, dwl 770 Folsoin
Elersen H. C, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
ElEVATOU (weekly), P. A. Bell editor and proprietor,
office 610 Battery
Elfelt A. B. {A. B. Elfelt tC- Co.), res New York
ELFELT A. B. A fO. {Alfred P. Elfelt, Solomon
Goldsmith, and Albert A. Ltvi), importers clothing
and gents' furnishing goods, 10a and 110 Sansom
Elfelt Altred P. (A. B. Elfelt ^ Co.), dwl 615 Taylor
Elfelt Joseph (Code, Elfelt A: Co.), dwl 615 Taylor
Elford Keijjy E., machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 830
Howard
Elfstrom ^Uexander, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Elger W illiam, cooper, dwl Harmony Hntel
Eli.as Anselm, butcher, dwl 405 Leavenworth
Elias Hugh, mining secretary, dwl 452 Jessie
Elias Lippman, butcher, dwl 1622 Powell
Elias Manus, with Lilienthal .S: Co., dwl 230 Kearny
Elias kark, salesman CobUner Bros., dwl 405 Leav
Elias Michael, upholsterer, dwl 522 Powell
Elias Philip, broker, dwl 114 Page
Elias Rosa, glovemaker Pacific Glove Factory, dwl 1319
Dupont
Eliaser A., tobacconist, dwl 422 Third
Eliaser F. ^liss, milliner, 444 Third
Eliaser Isaac, watchmaker and jeweler, dwl 422 Third
Eliason W. A., sur\-eyor stills and clerk Supervisor In-
ternal Revenue, 419 California, dwl Russ House
Elpson Charles (Nelson <i- E.), dwl 421 East
Ehtch John, oysterman Alfred H. Manning, dwl 409
Minna
Elk Thomas, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor Sieira
and Louisiana
Ellard Walter H., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 913
Post
Ellean Henrj' {Bubash, KtUz <[.- Co.), dwl 1524 Post
Ellenberger Casper (F. Heinle d- Co.), dwl 506 Hayes
Ellens Honwe (colored), jobber, dwl 105 Bernard
Ellenworth Francis, whitener William P. Teague, dwl 405
Clementhia
Ellerhorst Henrj' D. (B. F. Ellcrhorst 6; jCo.), dwl 1931
Pine
ELLEECIIORST U. F. A CO. (H. D. Ellerhorst),
produce commission, 117 Drumm
Ellerhorst H. Frederick (H. F. Ellerhorst tfc Co.), dwl
1931 Pine
EUerig H., confectioner Foster & Co., dwl Columbia
Hotel
Ellerkamp Benjamin, driver Bay City Soda Water Co.,
dwl 29 Sixth
Ellery , engineer, dwl 310 Montgomery Av
Ellery William, farmer, dwl 504 Howard
Ellett George, dra.)Tnan, dwl 13 Hubbard
Ellicahn CamiUe, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factoiy, dwl NE
cor Hyde and Bay
Ellich George, restaurant, 156 St«uart
Ellick George Heiuy, porter Locan & Co., dwl cor Bel-
den PI and Bujh
Elligsan Elias, mariner, dwl NE cor Green and Calhoun
Elling John, longshoreman, dwl 204 Steuart
EUingwood Giles W., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory-,
dwl Treat Av bet Twenty-second and Twentiy-thlrd'
Ellinwood Charles N., physician, office 715 Clay, and
surgeon U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl 427 Sutter
Elliot , boUei-maker LTnion Iron Works
Elliot Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl IS Hawthorne
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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ELLIOT CHARLES E., mining secretary, office 419
C'alilomia room 2S, dwl 1104 Market
Elliot George, captain stiu Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
Elliot Herman C. (Elliot A JS/o.). dwl NE cor Leaven-
worth and Tyler
Elliot James, capitalist, dwl 759 Market
Elliot L. B. (widow), teacher, dwl NE cor Broadway and
Elliot S. F., physician and surgeon, office and dwl 726
Washington
Elliot Thomas, butcher Theodore Zeh, dwl 917 Clay
Elliot Thomas L. (Elliot d- Bro.), dwl 617 Turk
Elliot Washington, teacher music Public Schools, dwl 524
Geary
Elliot William W., dwl 56 Shipley
EUiot & Bro. (Thomas L. and Uernian C. JEUiot), team-
sters, 1 Howard
Elliott , real estate, dwl 311 Stockton
Elliott A. T., ship and grainbroker, office 214 Calif orma,
res Oakland .
Elliott Benjamin, manufacturer foundry tacmgs, 4S1
Brannau, dwl 31S Brannan
Elliott C. E., painter Palace Hotel
Elliott Charles, paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, dwl 245
Ritch ^ ^ , ,
Elliott Charles W., salesman A. M. Simpson & Bro., Qwl
729 Turk „
EUiott E. J. Mrs. (Elliott dt- Co.), dwl 421 Harrison
Elliott Frank, bookkeeper, dwl 424 EUis
Elliott Frederick A. (Su-aii Brewery Co.), dwl 509 Kearny
ElUott Frederick C. , salesman Comerford Si Co., dwl 1911
Hvde
ElUott John, curer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Elliott John, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl NE cor Crescent
Av and Gate, S s Bemal Heights
Elliott M. L., student Heald's Business College
Elliott Nathan, with Elliott & Co., dwl 421 Harrison
Elliott Richard, mining stocks, office 402 Montgomery,
dwl 211 ShotweU
Elliott S. G., dwl 411 Sansom
Elliott Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 929 Clay
Elliott Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
EUiott T. W., physician, office and dwl 1016 Mission
Elliott WUliam, boilermaker. dwl 116 Gilbert
ElUott William G., cashier Commercial Ins. Co., dwl 1104
Market
ElUott W. W., millwright, dwl 56 Shipley
Elliott « Co. (E. J. Elliott), commission, fruits, etc., 609
Sansom
ElUott & Wilmott
Ellis Alfred J., dwl 302 Montgomery
Ellis Alfred M., bookkeeper Hibemia Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 632 Market
Ellis Alma Mrs., dressmaker SulUvan & Moorhead, dwl
ELLIS BE^.I.4JMIX P., proprietor Fourth St. Mills, '
W s Fourth nr Berrj-, dwl SE cor Eighteenth Av and
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Ellis Benuet, merchant, office 212 San, dwl 314 Seventh
ElUs Bernard, expressman, SW cor Kearny and Jackson,
dwl 1616 Broadway
Ellis Charles, carpenter, dwl 101 Jessie
Ellis Charles, teamster George B. Knowles s. Co., dwl 66
Natoma
Ellis Charles A., carpenter, dwl 22 Lewis PI
EUis Charles J., clerk Central Paciflc R. K. Freight Office,
dwl 662 Minna „ ,,. .
ElUs Cliflord, blacksmith Jason Clapp, dwl iDlO Mission
Ellis Daniel, boUermaker Francis L CuiTy
EUis Daniel, laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl Fol nr Bay
Ellis David O., conductor City R. R., dwl cor Fifteenth
and Mission a , ,c,a
EUis Edgar D., chief engineer stm hearsage, dwl 1510
Misssion
Ellis Edward, dwl 670 Folsom
EUis Edward, carpenter, dwl 139 South Park Av
Ellis Edward, carpenter, dwl NE cor Jackson and PoUs
EUis Edward, clerk James Ale.xander, dwl 139 South Park
Av
EUis Edward, journalist, dwl 1226 Pacific
Ellis Edward V., messenger A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 139
South Park , „ r,
ElUs, Bei-nhard & Co. (James Ellis andSamuel H. Bern-
hard), produce commission merchants, 600 Sansom
Ellis George, dwl 1045 Howard
Ellis George W., real-estate agent, office 504 Kearny
Ellis H. (colored), laborer Machiuerj- Department U. S
Mint
EUis Henry, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Ellis Henry H., captain of police, City HaU, dwl 306 Lomb
EUis H-STuan, dwl 314 Seventh
EUis James (Ellis, Benihard Js Co.), res Oakland
Ellis Jane (widow), dwl E s Illinois near Shasta
EUis Jeremiah J., pipecutter WilUam T. Garratt, dwl 12
Tehama
Ellis John, dwl 530 Howard
Ellis Joseph, deputy sheriff City HaU, dwl Indiana nr
Sierra
Ellis Joseph, machinist, dwl 270 Brannan
EUis Joseph D. , calker, dwl 308 Folsom
EUis Margaret (widow), dwl Kate cor Bryant
Ellis Michael, laborer, dwl SOS Green
EUis Nathan R., carpenter, dwl 1040 Howard
Ellis Richard, boUermaker, dwl 21 Anthony
EUis Richard B., patternmaker Kisdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 513 Howard
Ellis Robert, foundiyman, dwl 233 Jessie
EUis Robert, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Ellis Samuel (Tate it E.), dwl Harlan PI
Ellis Samuel C. Jr., assistant register clerk Twelfth Dis-
trict Court, dwl
EUis Sarah (widow), seamstress, dwl 355 Jessie
EUis S. R., carpenter Palace Hotel
EUis Stephen, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 28 Mmna
EUis Thomas (Sliepard <t- E.), dwl SW cor Third and King
EUis Thomas, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 808 Green
EUis WiUiam, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
630 Howard , „ ^ ,
EUis WiUiam, with WUliam R. GaUagher, dwl S 3 Folsom
bet Main and Beale
EUison Charles, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
EUison John, cook Grand Hotel, dwl 505 Howard
Ellison John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Ellison WiUiam, boatman, dwl 126 Francisco
EUiston Frank, upholsterer, dwl 589 Market
EUmaker Frederick S., real estate, dwl SE cor Guerrero
and Nineteenth
EUmore Hill Hvdraulic Mming Co. (Dutch Flat, Placer
Co.), office 411* California room 4
EUon Robert, general agent, office 515 California
Ellrich John, dwl 8 Sacramento
Ellrington Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Columbia
House J ,,. I.
EUstrom Lars, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Shasta and Mich-
EUswwth A. B., blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 507
Mission
EUsworth Anson M., dwl 810 Folsom
EUsworth C, conductor Market St. R. E.
EUsworth Edward, dwl 209 Leidesdorfl
Ellsworth Eric, apothecary A. Rottanzi, dwl 301 Thu-d
Ellsworth F. A. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U. b.
Mmt, dwl Windsor House
EUsworth Frank, clerk S. F. Directory, dwl 213 Ritch
Ellsworth Harry, pressman Cubery & Co., dwl 414 Market
EUsworth John, attorney at law, office 520 Montgomery,
EUsworth Olaf, cabinetmaker California Furmture Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 990 PoweU
ELLSWOK'l'H TIMOTHY, wholesale and retaU lum-
ber, foot Market, dwl 39 South Park
EUsworth WUliam, deckhand redger State Harbor Com-
missioners
EUwood F. H., fruits and confectionery, 418 Third
Ehu E., machinist Union Iron Works
Elm Henry, cook Occidental Hotel
Elm J., machinist Union Iron Works
Elmberg Andrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
Elmberger Cas M., butcher, dwl 606 Hayes
Elmer Mary Miss, dwl 303 Jessie
Ehner Mary E. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 314 Bush
Elmers A. D., lather Palace Hotel „ „ „
Elmers Nicholas (Knippmbtrg A- E. aiul B. W. Meyer <t
Co. ), dwl SW cor PoweU and Greenmch
Elmonino Giacomo, laborer CaUfomia ItaUan Paste Co.,
dwl cor Broadway and Bartol , ,„,„
Ehnore Abbie C. (widow), physician, office and dwl 1013
Washington
Elmore Frederick, dwl 1013 Washington
Elmore H., actor Maguire's New Theater „ . ,_
Ehnore Samuel, clerk General Freight Office Central Pa-
ciflc R. R., res Oakland J , ,.-
Elmore Stewart, compositor S. F. Chromcle, dwl 743
Howard
Elmquist Johh, machinist, dwl 243 Tehama
Elms Annie Miss, dress and cloakmaker, dwl 8 V irginia
Ehns John J., upholsterer Thomas McAllister, dwl 607
Stockton
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 CaL Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
EIner Charles, machinist, dwl 203 Ritch
Eloessel Tlieadore, clerk, dwl 1106 Taylor
Eloesser Arthur, bookkeeper Heynemann & Co., dwl 1431
Taylor
Eloesser Leo, book and jobprlnter, 414 Clay, dwl 1431
Taylor
Elon E., real-estate ag-ent, dwl 739 Harrison
Elright Hiram, carpenter and builder, dwl NW cor Bart-
lett and Twenty-fifth
Elsasser Charles, liquor saloon, 424 Davis, dw!25 Dupont,
rear
Elsasser Jonas, bookkeeper Wangenhiem, Stemheim &
Co., dwl 713 Franklin
Elsbach Hennan, professor music, dwl 415 Hayea
Eisner Harry, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Elson Samuel, engineer stra Amador, Broadway ^Vlla^f
Elston George, musician, dwl 813 Stockton
Eltze Frederick, bookkeeper S. Lachman & Co., dwl In-
ternational Hot«l
Elvert H., engineer Ray Sugar Refinerj'
Elvert Henry, plimiber, dwl 1019 Sacramento
Ehin Daniel, stableman John Sullivan, dwl 1037 Mission
Elwell David A., agent estate of James Moore, office 323
Front
Elwell Frank, merchant tailor, 321 Bush
Elwell WilUam, laborer John Hughes, dwl 12i Fifth
Elwes A. W., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valen-
cia
Elwes Hannah, housekeeper, dwl 120 Third
Elwood Harrj", conductor Market St. R. R., dwl W s La-
guna bet Haj-^es and Grove
Elwood Richard, engineer stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.,
dwl 314 Beale
Elworth John, machinist, dwl 37 Minna
Elworth Michael, machinist, dwl 37 Minna
Ely Alexander, attorney at law, office 605 Clay, dwl 8 Ma-
son
Ely George E., engineer stm Pioneer, Jackson St. ^Tiarf
Ely Harry H., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 1230
Mission
Ely Nicholas, laborer, dwl 32 Clementina
Elzer Anna Miss, operatic artist, dwl 654 Folsom
Elzer WUham, clerk J. G. Shjnie, dwl 339 Fourth
Emanuel , gasfitter Bush & Milne
Emanuel E., dwl 424 Sansom
Emanuel Elias, laborer John George, dwl 205 Third
Emanuel Emanuel {L. <.[■ E. Emamu^l), dwl 614 Sutter
Emanuel Francis, clerk August Pistolesi, dwl 343 Jessie
Emanuel Harris, tailor, 130 Pacific
Emanuel Isaac, dwl 9 St. Mary
Emanuel L. & E.. furniture manufactory, N s Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth
Emanuel Lewis (L. d> E. Emamiel), dwl 316 Turk
Emart:in Edward, steward stm Contra Costa, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Embody 0., broker, dwl 238 Thirteenth
Embiy George A., carpenter, dwl 111 Ellis
Emburg George A., joiner, dwl 315 O'Farrell
Em6 Ernest, jeweler Francis Clausen, res Oakland
Emelian Brother, treasurer Sacred Heart College, dwl SE
cor Eddy and Larkin
Emerald Hill Mining Co. (Utah), Frederick Madge secre-
tary, office 64 Merchants' Exchange
Emeric John H., carjienter, 1309 Stockton
Emeric Joseph, real estate and commission merchant,
office S\V cor Sansom and Jackson, dwl 1115 Geary
Emerick Joseph, clown Chiarini's Circus, dwl Avenue
House
Emers Theodore, engineer, dwl 529 Fourth
Emerson Alexander, machinist, dwl 321 Tyler
Emerson Billy, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl
Lick House
Emerson Charles, mariner, dwl 815 Union
Emerson Daniel W. {D. W. Einerson <£• Co.), dwl NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Capp
Emerson D. W. & Co., shoe manufacturers, V27 Market
Emerson George E.. dispatcher Passenger Depot Southern
Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 924 Na-
toma
Emerson George S., plasterer Palace Hotel
Emerson George T.. deputy county clerk, dwl 1317 Larkin
Emerson Henry, hairdresser, dwl 36 McAllister
Emerson Henrj', laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 26 Bluxome
Emerson Hiram, carpenter, dwl 110 Berry
Emerson J., master mariner, dwl 32 Steuart
Emerson John A. {Drake A: E.), dwl 510 Powell
Emerson Lee. joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Emerson Levy G., carpenter, dwl 26 Bluxome
Emerson LoringG. (JaimsA. £rou'?itt-Co.),dwll33^Dora
Emerson Nehemiah S., painter S. M. Hills, dwl SE cor
Clay and Jones
Emerson Ralph, assistant storekeeper U. S. Appraiser's
Store, dwl Oakland
Emerson Ralph, gasfitter Bush & Milne, Palace Hotel
Emerson Walter, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Emerson William, clerk Hale& Haskins. dwl 14 Harlan PI
Emerson William H., laborerBay City Soda Water Works,
res East Oakland
Emerson William L., general agent, dwl cor Hampshire
and El Dorado
Emerson Zacharias. waiter Alfred H. Manning, dwl NW
cor Howard and Second
Emerton, Fahrenki-ug & Tait (John W. Emerton, Bennj
FcOircnknirj, and James G. Tait), manufacturers
Fahrenkrug's Eradicatoi, office 721i Clementina
Emerton John W. {Emerton, Fahrenkrug iD Tait), dwl
721^ Clementina
Emeiy Eugene, gasfitter Charles W. Smith, dwl 3 McDer-
mott PI
Emery Frank, conductor Market St. R. R.
Emen,' Frederick B.. dwl cor York and Twentj'-fourth
Emery George T., mining, dwl 1420 Turk
Emery Henry, carpenter, dwl 28 Everett
Emerv Henry T., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn, dwl
532 Howard
Emery Herman W., compositor John H. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 37 Second
Emery Israel M., draj-mau, SW cor Front and Jackson,
dwl 850 Howard
Emery J. B., clerk Nelson & Doble, res Oakland
Emery Joseph S., stune contractor, yard NE cor Fifth
and Jessie, office 13 Fremont, res Oakland
Emery O. C. (widow), dwl 3 McDennott PI
Emery S. S., builder, dwl 305 Eddy
Emery Thatcher G., drajTuan, 202 Davis, dwl 809 Van
Ness Av
Emery Thomas, calker, dwl 1 Central PI
Emeni- Walter, lather, dwl 3 McDermott PI
Emetsberg Peter {Emetsber;/ d- O'Connell), dwl 1012 Pac
Emetsberg & O'C'imnell {Peter Eiiietsherg and Martin
O'Connell), market, 1012 Pacific
Emhoff Antone, farmer Adam Wagner, dwl NW cor
Eighteenth and Clai*a Av
Emhoff Frank, milkranch, SW cor Filbert and Laguna
Emig Conrad, brewer Bay Brewery, dwl 612 Seventh
Emilio Luis F., secretari'^ Real Estate Associates, office
304 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Emmal Joseph B., real estate, dwl 925 Pine
EMMET C. TEMPLE, attorney at law, office 305 San-
siim. dwl NW cor Kearny and Chestnut
Emmett Edward, carpenter, dwl 21 Stevenson
Emmett John, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 222 Second
Emmon John, maltster Lyon &, Co.'s Malt House, dwl 416
Chestnut
Emmons Elisha, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 52G
Ho^'ard
Emmons Elrair S., bookkeeper Savings and Loan Society,
d\vl 526 Howard
Emmons F. Miss, milliner, dwl 25 Ellis
Eraond C, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
475 Jessie
Emoright M., watchman, dwl 22 Anne
Emoni' J. M., expresswagon, NW cor Front and Jackson
Emury Sims (colored), porter Central Pacific R. R., dwl
764 Harrison
Emory William E., salesman Baker &; Hamilton, dwl 5
Pearl
Erapey Charles, sausage factory, 10^ Stevenson, dwl 15
Rincun PI
Empey William F., market, 402 Union
Empire and Middletown Cunsolidated Quicksilver Mining
Co. (Lake Co.. Cal.), office 432 Montgomery room 1
E>II"IUE BREWEKY, Lyon .V Co. proprietors, 151-161
Jessie
Empire Fonndry (Snva{}e li- Son), Richard Savage pro-
I'riet'ir, 137-141 Fremont
Emjiire Hotel, Beinie &, Ul>"nn proprietors, 311 and 313
Pacific
Empire Lodging House, William A. Church proprietor,
636 Commercial
Empire Match Factor.-, B. Bendel & Co. proprietors, SE
cor Eleventh and Harrison, othce 520 Front
Empire Mill and Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Walter E.
Dean secretary, office 419 California room 19
Empire Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal,), office 401 Califor-
nia room 4
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Paoifio Coast.
D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory. 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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office 410 California room 17
EMl'IltE WAKESHOrSE. Woodhams & Ludlum pro-
prietors, 10-22 Bcale nr Market
Emplev Peter, laborer, dwl 153 Silver
Empress Mining Co. (Gold HUl, Nev.), office 401 Califorma
room 1
Emiitaite John, se-aman, dwl 32 Steuart . , , , ,
Emrich George, porter Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, dwl
SW cor Post and Dupont
Emslie Ch.irles, machinist, dwl 3 Dale PI x> *
Emsworth James, laborer Central Pacific K. B. stm
Tlioroughfare, dwl 60U Third , ,„,„
Enbom Emanuel, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl lii
Tehama
Encalda Augustine, seaman, dwl 17 Pacific
Encisco Peter, butcher, dwl 272 Stevenson
Enck Charles, barber, dwl 114 Hayes
End Thomas, carpenter Superintendent Pubhc Streets,
dwl 424 Tehama , , „„„.
Endey W. C, stableman Healv & Fegen, dwl 213 Pme
Endris William (DellKuj d- E.). dwl 120 Third
Enitdahl Nils, tailor, dwl 913 Vallejo, rear
Engel B., Uiilor, dwl 741 Market , ,. ,^ „ ■, , mo
Engel George, maltster South Park Malt House, dwl 608
Engel Henry G., boatman Market St. Wharf, dwl 1128
Union „ _ j i jmi
Engel Xicolaus F., packer J. M. Goevey & Co., dwl 421 J
Filbert
Encel Kosa (\ridow), fancy goods, SOS Larkm
EVliElBEItO EMIL .1., German bakerj- and coffee
salonn. 410 Kearny
En"ulhrecht Franz, shoemaker, dwl 024 Pacific
Engelbrecht Herman (Etujclhi-eM a; Levy), dwl 334
°OFarrell „ i, ,i , ,
E\«ELBKEC-HT A, lEVT i^Uemtan Emiclbrecht
and Herman L. Leaj), importers, jobbers, and man-
ufacturers cigars and tobacco, 312 and 314 Front
Engelhard J., porter Hotel Khein, 909 Kearny
Engelhard L., surgeon, oculist, and aurist, office 652
Market . ^ , ^
Engelhardt Frederick, compositor Califorma Demokrat,
dwl 1038 Howard
Eugelhardt George, cooper David Woemer, dwl 42i*
Green
Engelhardt Henrietta Mrs., Uquor saloon, NE cor How-
art-1 and Steuart
Engelhardt William, liquor saloon, 652 Sacramento, dwl
1038 Howard , » j i
Engelhardt W., comjiositor California Demokrat, dwl
"1038 Howard
Engelhardt William, liquor saloon, 652 Sacramento, dwl
1038 Howard
Engelke August, stevedore, dwl 2.88 Union
Eugelke Charles H., coUector CaUfomia Journal, dwl 2100
°Pow-ell , , ,_
Engelkcnd Frederick, bookkeeper I. Landsberger S Co.,
dwl 2107 Mason . „ , j , -o-
Engelman C. v., cigarmaker Gordon & Eurke, dwl a,
Mission , ^ , , J
Engelman C. W., clerk T. H. Niles & Co., res Oakland
Engelman N., dwl 12 Washington ^ , „„,
Engels Charles H., silverplater W. E. Shopman, dwl 204
Seventh
Engels Frank, seaman, dwl 120 Howard, rear , , „„.
Engels Henrj-, bookkeeper F. B. Taj'lor & Co., dwl 204
Seventh
Engels Henrv A., tinsmith, dwl 204 Seventh
Engels Man'Miss, tailoress, dwl 1128 Union
Engeinundsen Peter, Scandina^^an Soc, 71 New Mont
Engerman Herman, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Engert A. F. C, salesman Jones & Co., dwl 1120 Stock
Enge»trom Fritz, waiter, dwl 8 .\dclaide PI
Eiv'land A., gasfitter hush & Milne, dwl OlS Commercial
Englander Edward, fringcmaker William Englander, dwl
813 Folsom , .„..„.
Englander Frank E., musician and fringemaker, William
Englander, dwl 785 Folsom „ „ ^ , , „ .i,
Englander Leopold, policeman City Hall, dwl 5 Seventh
Englander Max, dravman, 102 Battery, dwl 807 Franklin
Englander William, manufacturer tassels and tnngcs, ,Sl
' "Market, dwl 813 Folsom
Englo Annie (widow), dwl 205 Second
Englc Jacob P. , carpenter and millwTight, XE cor Fillmore
and Lombard „ ^ c ..i. j , icm
Engle Josephine Miss, governess T. E. Smith, dwl 1619
Washington
Englc Samuel, dwl 414 PaciBc
Engle V. & Co. (Thomas W. Breeze), groceries and liq-
uors, NE cor O'Farrell and Powell
Engle Volnev ( U. Ewjle a.- Co.). dwl 130 OTarrell
Engle Walter J., carpenter, dwl NE cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Engler German, bakery, 1323 Dupont
Engles Edward, mariner, dwl 318 Pacific
En"'les William, woodcarver, dwl 204 Seventh
Englesman Henrv, restaurant, foot Spear nr Harrison
English Alfred a", tailor, dwl 103 Natoma
English Ann. dwl 1011 Natoma ,. , , , „„,„ „
English Charles F., with JohnF. Enghsh, dwl 2650 Har-
rison . ,_,.,,.
English Edward, brickmason U. S. Appraisers Building
English Harriet Mrs., dwl 125 Fell
English Jacob, engineer Pac. RoUmg Mills, dwl b s im-
uois nr Twentieth . „., . j , o^
English James, springmaker Warner & SUsby, dwl 6U
O'FaiTell
English James W., merchant, dwl 1216 Folsom
English Jerome, blacksmith, 103 Mission, dwl 125 Fell
English John, druggist, dwl 15 Ohio
English John, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Mam
Em'lish John, shoemaker, dwl 132 Oak
English JohnF., vegetable dealer, 309 Davis, dwl 2650
Harrison . .
EXdlKIl JOSEPH M.. capitalist and niinmg agent,
office 110 Leidesdorfl. dwl Occidental Hotel
English J. W. liquordealer, dwl 2316 Folsom
English Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 313 Jessie
English Maggie Miss, with J. C. Meusdorffer &. Bro., dwl
231 O'Farrell
English Marsh. M. M., dwl 1244 Howard
English Patrick, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 1,4 Steven-
son cor Annie
English William, dwl 3043 SLxteenth . , ,
Enghsh William D., superintendent Martm & Beath, dnl
1 ^7 IvGiimv
Enghsh William F., driver H. and L. No. 2 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 627 Broadwav
EncTuan Cliarles (Munson A Ennman), dwl 316 OFarreU
Engren Gustaf William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Engston Fi-ederick, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Engstrom Fritz, upholsterer Grand Hotel
Engstrom Henrv, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Engwer WiUiam A., soap manufacturer, dwl 826 Umon,
Eng^iw William A. (FalHnburgh A Co.), dwl 826 Union
Enkle Herman, clerk George Schwartz & Co., dwl 430
Green „- , . j r,
Enkle Monis, expressman, NE cor Washmgton and Du-
pont, dwl 430 Green
Eunels Horace, housecleaning and jobbing, 1 o fajreu,
dwl 105 Bernard
Ennis Abi-aham, superintendent laborers Custom House,
res Oakland
Ennis Daniel, waiter Euss House
Funis Frank, deckhand stm CUnton, Da\TS St. Wharf
Ennis James, clerk 106 CaUfomia Market, dwl Shipley
bet Fifth and Sixth , ,„- ~^.
Ennis John, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dwl 13o Fifth
Ennis John, cariienter, dwl E s Lyon bet Post and butter
Ennis John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Ennis John H., ShipwTights' Jour. -Assn, 71 New Mont
Ennis Joseph, laborer, dwl 103 Sacramento
Eimis Nicholas (Ennk <t- McXeai). dwl 10 Howard Court
Ennis Nicholas, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1742 EUis
Ennis Walter, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Euuis WiUiam, laborer Noble & Wohler, dwl NW cor
Thirtieth and San Jose Av „ , „
Ennis William Lieut. U. S. A., aid-de-camp Gen. J. M.
Schofleld, office 105 Stockton, res East Oakland _
Ennis William H., salesman 415 Front, dwl 1434 Mission
Emiis \ McNeill (Xicholas Enni^and Darnel B. ilcSeiU),
carriagcniakei-s, 872 Folsom
Enos A., deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway \NTiarf
Enos Abraham T., mason Selby's Smelting Works, dwl
2725 Howard
Enos Francisco, laborer, dwl 418 Dnimm
Enos George H., seaman, dwl 337* Bryant, rear
Enos J., deckhand stm .\meha, Broadway Wharf
Enos John S., attomey at law, dwl W s Chenery bet
Thirtieth and Randall
Enos Joseph, restaurant, 232 First, dwl 15 Clementina
Enos Joseph L., proprietor New Portuguese Exchange,
418 Diaunm
Enout Charles, watchmaker, dwl 636 Pacific
Enqvist Alfred A., mason and builder, dwl VaUejo bet
Lark in and Polk
&et your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAK & CO., 87 California Markel
;. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Enqvist Charles, liquor saloon, 14 Washington
Enricht Louis, civil engineer, dwl S s Fell bet Scott and
De\'isadero
Enright Cornelius {Bokansmi <L- E.), dwl N\V cor Jack-
son and East
Euright Edward P., groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth
Enright John, calker, dwl 25 Minna
Enriijht John, clerk En^neer's Dept. Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.'s Wharf, dwl S\V cor Octavia and McAllister
Enri;j:ht John, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Enriijht John, laborer, dwl SE cor Octavia and McAllister
Euright John, painter Wason & Jlorria, 38 California
Enright Michael, deckhand tug Ellen, Fourth St. AVharf
Enright Patrick, clerk, dwl 411 Fulsom
Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1131 Howard
Eiu-ight Patrick, laborer Black Diamond Mining Co., dwl
304 Beale
Enright Patrick, laborer, dwl 16 Freelon
Enri^bl Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
Enright Thomas, wines and Uquors, SW cor Seventh and
Howard
Enright Thomas F., carria^emaker John W. Lowry, dwl
110 Minna
Enright Timothv, carpenter, dwl 16 Freelon
Enright William {Howard, E. .t- Duffi.cy), dwl 629 Ellis
Enry B. M., messenger A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 345 Mis-
sion
Ensburg WUliam, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl 565 Nar
toma
Ensign Charlotte (widow), dwl 5 Oak
EnteUnann John D., dwl 3 Chestnut Alley
Enterprise Brewery, Hillebrandt & Co. proprietors, 2019
Fol^^om bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Enterprise Consolidated Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.),
office 41S Kearny
ENTERPRISE SAWIXG AND PLANINfJ MILLS,
D. A. Macdonald & Co. proprietors, 213-225 Spear and
21S-226 Steuart
Entz Ferdinand, designs and stamping, 15 Second
Euwright , dwl 21 Caroline
Eoff James L., horsetrainer, dwl Point Loboa Av nr Twen-
tieth Av
Epert George, merchant, dwl 815 Broadway
Ephraim" A. B. (widow), dwl 360 Minna
Ephraim Bernard, vamisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 360
Minna
Ephraim F., merchant, office 106 Battery, dwl 308 Stock
Ephraim Ferdinand, clerk, dwl 32 Willow Av
Ephraim Muritz B., merchant, dwl 360 Minna
Ephraim Rachel (widow), dwl 32 Willow Av
Ephraim Sarah Miss, saleswoman Charles Ma)'-er, dwl 360
Minna
Episcopal Church Home, E s Mission bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth '
Episcopal Chmrch Union, John H. Dickinson secretary,
office 504 Kearny
Epler Charles, bootfitter, dwl 16 St. Marj', rear
Eppelsheimer William, civil engineer, office 40 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 1445 Leavenworth
Eppinger Jacob ("/ Ej^pin^jer it- Co., Dixon, Solano Co.),
merchant, office 111 Battery, dwl 317 Oak
EPPINGER LOriS, wines and liquors, 113 and 115
Halleck, dwl 114 EiUis
Eppinger William L., bookkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl
501 Fell
Eppler Andreas, boot and shoemaker, 52S Bush, dwl 127
Morton
Eppler Charles, watchmaker G. Foutana, dwl 957 Market
Eppler Cornelius Jr., clerk E. Guittard & Co., dwl 16 St.
Mary
Epps Charles, expresswagon, SW cor Montgomery and
Commercial, dwl 1014 Pacific
Epson Frederico, editor and proprietor La Sociedad, office
621 Sansom, dwl 429 Vallejo
Epstein E., dwl 631 Sacramento
Epstein Emanuel, bookkeeper I. Glazier & Co., dwl 410
Kearny
Epsteni Frederick, clerk Greenebaum & Co., dwl 714 Pine
Epstein Henrv (B. H. Noble ^ Co. and E. Epstein &
Co.), dwlSaS Eddy
EPSTEIX U. <& t'O. (Louis Cfross), commission mer-
chants and sole proprietors IXL Bitters, &Oft-FFont
Epstein Isaac, clerk I. Glazier it Co., dwl 1203 Geary ', -
Epstein Philip, dwl 1616 Powell
Epstein Robert, clerk I. Glazier & Co., 426 Montgomery,
dwl 120S Geary
Epstein Samuel, bookkeeper L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 714
Pine
Epstein Simon, with H. Epstein & Co., dwl 335 Eddy
EQUALIZATION BOARD OF, office 3 City Hall sec-
ond fioor
Equitable Tunnel and Mining Co. (Little Cottonwood,
Utah), office 45 Merchants' Exchange
Erb Emanuel, tailor. 111 Stevenson
Erbe Adam, hairdressing saloon, 5 Stockton
Erbguth William, baker Hemme & Renter, dwl 29 Kearny
Erbing William, sugar refiner, dwl 120 Seventh
Ercanbrack C. K., photographer Bradley & Rulofson, dwl
737 Howard
Erchel Jnan, dwl 209 Montgomery Av
Erchhorn Martin, hairdresser Stephen G. Brown, dwl 211
Eddy
Erdin Theodore, cabinetmaker, E p San Bnmo Road bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Erdlen Minnie Miss, governess, dwl 814 Montgomery
Erdman Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Erdman Louis, deckhand stm El Capitan Oakland Ferry,
dwl 39 Jackson
Erdman William, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl SW
cor Jackson and Davis
Erechsler Adolph, shoemaker Adam Orth, dwl 1005
Powell
Erfort Frederick, blacksmith L. Geitner, dwl 18 First
Ergood George W.. cari'enter U. S. Marine Hospital
Ergood William, carpenter, dwl 337 Bush
Erich C. C, teacher telegraphy Pacific Business College,
dwl 743 Pine
Erichson Louise Miss, teacher music, dwl 612 Jones
Ericksen August, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Ericksen Gustav, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Ericksen John, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Ericksen Swen, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Erickson , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Erickson , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Erickson Alexander, tailor, dwl 813 Filbert, rear
Erickson Andrew, seaman, dwl RaUroad Wharf Long
Bridge
Erickson Carl J., cabinetmaker, dwl 243 Tehama
Erickson Charles, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
775 Harrison
Erickson Charles J., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl
Eagle Hotel
Erickson E., tailor H. Steil, dwl cor Second and Stev
Erickson Elias, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Erickson Erik, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Erickson Erik, seaman, dwl SE cor Sac and Davis
Erickson J. O., dwl 12 Washington
Erickson John, laborer, dwl 16 Clara
Erickson Matthias, shipcarpenter, dwl 10 Berry
Erickson Rasmus, shipcarpenter, dwl 542 Howard
Erickson Stephen O., liquor saloon, 10 Jackson, dwl 1028
Montgomery
Erickson U., tailor, dwl 1 St. Mary, rear
Ericson Olof, billiard tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,
dwl 23 Folsom Av
Ericsson P. E., cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffman, dwl
243 Tehama
Ericsson. See Erichson and Errickson
Erie Robert, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Erie Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), office 330 Pine
Erkson John, agent Eureka Gasoline, dwl 432 Jessie
Erland Nicholas, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl 9
Valparaiso
Eriandsen Andrew, cutler Will & Finck, dwl 700 Cal
Erlandsen Peter, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Eriandsen Rasmus, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Eriandson Ernest, commission merchant, dwl Oriental
Hotel
Erlanger Albert, merchant, dwl 205 Powell
Erlauger Herman (-Brianger^- /less, Virginia City, and
L. Erlanoer a; Co., treasure City), office 306 Front,
dwl 1612 Polk
Erie Marj' Mrs., fiirsewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 756 Folsom
Erlenwein John, market, 532 Valencia
Erlin Gustave, cabinetmaker L. i: E. Emanuel, dwl 24J
Langton
Erlota Augustino, fireman N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Ennath Philip, laborer, dwl 9 Haywood
Ernest Auguste, cook, dwl 723 Vallejo
Ernest Sebastian, watchman, dwl 1325 Sacramento
Erni Joseph, tailor, 119 Sixth
Emshaw Walker, foreman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl 1816 Powell
Ernst Aaron, tailor, dwl 802 Jackson
Ernst Henry, tinsmith Hoffmann & Green, dwl 1200
Jackson
ER-\ST HERMAW, wool, hides, salt, and tallow, 45
Clav, res Alameda
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Mont, cor. Merchant.
Ernst Hermann, Jr., bookkeeper Hermann Emet, res Ala-
meda
Ernst Peter, barkeeper C. Dittmar, 429 Pine
Ernst Peter, bootmaker, dwl E s Mission nr Tvventy-ninth
Enist Siegfried, baker California Cracker Co. , dwl 802 Jack
Ernst William G., clerk Charles R. Nolte, dwl W a Mission
nr Twenty-sixth
Erregren E. , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Errickson Cassimir, teamster S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
Iowa nr Humboldt
Errickson John, shipcarpenter, dwl SWcor Steu and How
Errickson John Z., Shipwrights' Jom-. Assn, 71 New Mont
Errickson Joseph, cook Grand Hotel
Errickson Lucy Miss, teacher music, dwl 1206 Market
En-ickson William, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Errickson. See Erickson and Ericaon
Erricson Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
En-icson Bernard, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Erricson Edward, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
En-icson John, stevedore A. C. Fi-eese
Erringer J. R. Jr., general agent Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne,
and Pennsylvania Railroad, office 238 Montgomery,
dwl 550 Foisom
Erkskine EUzabeth Miss, saleswoman E. E. Murray, dwl
208 Sutter
Erskine John B. (colored), porter Cross & Co., dwl 6i
Auburn
Erskine Melville C, master mariner, dwl 21 Susa
Erskine Sarah (widow), dwl 14 Perry
Erstrom , musician, dwl 417 Sutter
Ertola Biagio, machinist, dwl 1508 Dupont
Ervin Henry J., shipcarpenter, dwl W 8 Kentucky nr
Butte
Errin H. J., master mariner, ofRce 305 East
Ervine John, carpenter, dwl 527 Mission
Erving Christopher, baker Patrick Kelly, 127 Fourth
Erwin Charles, cari^enter, dwl 529 Valencia
Erwin Fi-ank, stevedore, dwl 536 Mission
Erwin John, expressman, dwl 1206 Folsom
Erwin John, expressman A. Haas & Co., dwl 1416 Folsom
Erwin J. W., stockbroker, 405 Keaniy rooms 34 and 35
Erwin Nicholas, laborer, dwl 15S First
Erwin William, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Erwin W. M., laborer Palace Hotel
Erwin. See Inin and Irwin
Erzgi-aber Catherine (widow), dwl 439 Tyler
Erzgi-aher C. O., salesman Wilhelmi Bros., dwl 363 Jessie
Erzgraber Robert, agent Heil & Co., dwl 229 Sixth
Esau Peter, steward stm Alice E. Garratt, Commercial
St. Wharf
Esberg, Bachman & Co. (piloses Eaberg, Simon Bachman,
and Julius Ehrmann), Importers and manufacturers
cigars and tobacco, 207 and 209 Battery
Esberg Mandel, merchant, dwl 645 Folsom
Esberg Moses (Esherij ifc Baehman), dwl 645 Folsom
Escaig Jacques, machinist, dwl 610 Lombard
Escalle Felix, dwl Rowland Alley nr Broadway
Esche Daniel, waiter Russ House
Esche Louis, upholsterer, dwl 203 Post
Esche Otto, bookkeeper Anglo-California Bank, dwl 621
Eschen Jens Carl, master schr Sarah, Beale St. \Vharf,
office 305 East
Eschenburg Eliza R. (widow), dwl 1221 Clay
Eschenburg Maraquita M. Miss, adjuster Coiner's De-
partment U. S. Mint, dwl Nucleus House
ESnoIIR IIEXRY, groceries and liquors, 721 Davis
Eseaich Frank, knitesharpener, dwl 610 Greenwich
Esherini Amante. dwl 919 Stockton
Eskelsen John, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Esmonin Clement, nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth
Esnard Joseph, carpenter, dwl S 8 Eddy bet Scott and
De%'isadero
Espanet Louis, gardener, dwl 721 Pacific
Espanola Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 308 Com
Espee George (colored), barber, dwl 209 Prospect PI
Espcjo Edward, compositor Le Petit Journal, dwl 2114
Powell
Espejo Frank, compositor Stock Report, dwl 2114 Powell
Espenlaub Adam, laborer Gotlieb Brekel, dwl 1431 Pacific
Esperance Antone, gardener, S 8 Silver Av nr San Jos6
Road
Esperance Jean, laborer F. Larroche, dwl cor Sixth Av
and M, South S. F.
Espersen Hennan, turner, dwl 10 Vincent
Espil Cadet, clerk Dellepiane & Co., dwl 215 Kearny
Espina P. A., teacher penmanship, office and dwl 642
Market
Espinasse R., clerk, dwl 454 Jessie
Espinasse R., special pohceman, dwl 3 Laskie
Espinosa Manuela (widow), dwl 114i Clara
Espmosa Pedro, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Espy George, bathman Sand Bros., dwl 309 Prosjiect PI
Espy Emmett, with Sunmer Whitney & Co., dwl 24 Sec-
ond Av
Espy Robert H. (Doane i- Co.), res Oysterville, W. T.
Esq'uerro M., lather Palace Hotel
Esrich , musician, dwl 402 Green
Esse Joseph, machmist, dwl 117 First Av bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Esseg Bartholomew, patternmaker N. P. Langland, dwl
006 Fourth
Essex Ernest, butcher, dwl 733 Brannan
Essig William, waiter What Cheer House
Essing Heurj'. tailor, dwl 734 Vallejo, rear
Essmann Ernest, dry goods, boots, and shoes, 714 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1029 Clay
Esta Bueua Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co.,
Nev.), office 419 California room 5
Estabrook Charles, laborer City and County Hospital, E s
Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
Estabrook Frank, carpenter, dwl 15 Drumm
Estabrook John, butcher Somera & Co., dwl 442 Second
Eatabrook. See Easterbrook
Estalita Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 3 Baldwin Court
Estee Jlorris M. (Estee A: Boalt), dwl 428 Sutter
ESTEE »S ISO AIT (-V. M. Estee fan* John D. Boalt),
attorneys at law, office 410 Montgomery
Estell Albert, shoemaker, dwl 435 Green
Esten John, homeopathic physician, office and dwl 309
Third
Esterley E. J. (widow), furnished rooms, 726 California
Estes Ch.arles, teamster Industrial School
Estrada P. S., carriage manufacturer, 708 Battery, dwl
cor Van Nesa Av and Green
Estrada S., tailor, dwl 615 Green
Estrada Ynea, helper McTeruan Bros., dwl S a Oregon
bet Front and Davis
Estreich Louis, general agent, dwl 457 Minna
Estrella Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 229 Pacific
Estrello Ramiro, cigarmaker Juan Chavez, dwl 17 St.
Mary
Estrem Joseph (P. Bacca S- Co.), dwl 535 Clay
Etelmann Joseph, machinist, dwl 1316 Larkin
Ethridge Elizabeth Mrs., liquors, 816 Third
Etienne Charles, cook 711 Commercial -
Etique Charles, clerk Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl 416
Folsom
Etique Jean P., blacksmith Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 416
Folsom
Ette Peter, eariienter, dwl 904 Kearny
Ettinger Max, fringemaker S. Ettinger, dwl 21 Taylor
Ettinger S., manufacturer frmge, cord, and tassels, 105
Post, dwl 21 Taylor
Ettling Frank, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 522 Pine
Ettling Henrj', merchant, dwl 172 Clara
Ettling Mark, furnituredealer, dwl 63i Shipley bet
Fourth and Fifth
Ettlinger Samuel, second-hand clothing and furniture,
1005 Howard
Ettlinger Samuel, trunk dealer, dwl 425 Shipley
Etu Noel, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 34
Dora
Etzroth Frederick, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Euer Thomas, laborer, dwl S 3 Filbert bet Pierce and
Steiner
Euler Henry, billiard tablemaker Jacob Strahle &. Co.,
dwl 126 Shipley
Euler Henry Jr., billiard tablemaker August Jungblut &
Co., dwl 126 Shipley
Euler PhUip, camagepainter, dwl 126 Shipley
Eulert Frederick, bookkeeper Menziea & Bmgham, dwl
616 Folsom
Eunice J. (widow), dwl 600 Bush
Funis A., driver CentralR, R., dwl Fifth nr Mission
Euphrat Ludwig, merchant, dwl 413 Bush
Eureka Benevolent Society, Leo Eloesser secretarj', office
414 Clay
Eureka Brewerj-, Schweitzer & Brother propnetors, 236
First
Eureka Broom Factory, Gillespie, Zan & Co. propnetors,
111 and 113 D,avia
Eureka Cigar Companv (Chinese), 29 Pacific
EUREKA t'OlVSOLin.lTED lttIM.\G fO. (Eureka,
Nov.), William W. Traylor secretary, office 408 Cal
Eureka Foundry, Thompson Bros, proprietors, 129 and
131 Beale
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
. p. VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
ErREKA FITRMTITRE FACTORY, Kragen & Co.
pruprietors, SW cor Mission and Main
Eureka Gas Machine Co., R. R. Strain proprietor, office
713 Harrison
Eureka Gold Mining Ck). (Grass Valley, Cal.), office 414
California
ErREKA ILVIR FACTORY, J. Herzog & Co. pro-
prieti-rs. cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office 41C Sac
Eureka House. August Weinlander proprietor, 21i San
Eureka House, Matthew Joyce proprietor, 129 Folsom
Eureka Institute, ilrs. Sarah C. Swain principal, 1406 Pow
Eureka Lamp Co., dealers oils and self-lighting lamp
attachment, 246 Sutter
Eureka LtKlgings, Daniel Hutchinson proprietor, 624
Commercial
Eureka Malt House, Joseph Schwiitzu proprietor, "W s
Graham PI nr Union
Eureka Match Factciry, cor Harrison and Nevada. E. K.
Howes & Co. proprietors, office 120 Front
Eureka Mining and Smelting Co. (Eureka, Nev.), Thomaa
P. Beach secretary, office 424 Montgomery
Eureka Nursery, Euiii Mej'er proprietor, dejx>t 27 Geary
Eureka Railing >Vorks, Thomas McKibbin proprietor, 317
Howard
ErREKA SALT fV'ORKS, Charies J. Janson, propri-
etor. jr\V eor Bryant and Fremont
Eureka Soda Works, C. A. Remers & Co. proprietors, 723
Turk
Eureka Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, E. Guittard & Co.
proprietors, 515 and 517 Commercial
Eureka Stone Manufacturing Co., M. McDonnald superin-
tendent, fact^tirj- 5 Spear, office 207 Sansom third floor
Eureka Turn Verein Hall, E s Powell bet Pine and Cal
Eureka Ventilation Co, office 236 Mnntgomerj' room 5
Eureka Warehouse, Andrew J. Gove manager, NW cor
Montgomery and Chestnut
Europa Mining Co., office 411^ California room 4
Europe Hotel, August Aubonnet proprietor, SW cor Du-
pont and Morton
European Nurserj-, William Appleby proprietor, NW cor
Missiiin and Twenty-first
Eustace A., laborer Palace Hotel
Eustace John H., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
Green C":)urt
Eustace John S., laborer, dwl 26 HowTud, rear
Eustace William, boilermaker, dwl 31S Clementina
Eustice James, laborer, dwl Sweeny nr Golden City House
San Bruno Road
Eutotta Joseph, cook, dwl 43S Broadway
Eva James (James Eva cO Co.), dwl Iowa nr Solano
Eva James k Co. , proprietors California Fuse Works, cor
Harrison and Fourteenth
Evangel Publishing Co., publishers and proprietors Pa-
cific Baptist and Evangel, office 409 Washington
Evanno Jean, hairdresser, 712 Pacific
Evanoizeh Anthony, with E. Sonograto, SE cor Polk and
Austin
Evano\itoh G. S., apothecary, 204 Sutt«r
Evans .\aron, druggist, 229 Hayes
Evans A. G., laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Evans Albert H., mining, dwl 722 Washington
Evans A. R., carpenter Palace Hotel
E\-ans Bella Mrs., dwl 22 Verona PI
Evans Benjamin F.. driver City R. R., dwl 27 First Av
Evans C. H., draftsman Hiucklev & Co., dwl 29 Second
Evans Charles, driver Market St. R. R.
Evans Charles, peddler, dwl S 8 Waller bet Octavia and
Laguna
Evans Charles W., woolfinisber. dwl 522 Valencia
Evans Chester H., draftsman, dwl 29 Second
Evans Clara Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 522 Valencia
Evans C. P., head postal clerk S. F. Post-office
Evans David, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 2U Howard
Evans E., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*s ^"harf
Evans Edward C, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl Fol-
som bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Evans Francis, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Evans Frank, waiter Morton House
Evans G. E., clerk Pac. Rolling Mills
Evans George, bootfinisher I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
1012 Taylor
Evans Gec-rge, carpenter, dwl 28 Everett
Evans George Augustus {£vans J: Son), and veterinary
surgeon, 303 Main
Evans George H., weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 522 Valencia
ETA\S GEORGE T., musical director Uaguire's
theaters, dwl 600 Folsom
Evans Gomer, cashier Parrott & Co. , dwl NE cor Fillmore
and Grove
Evans Henrj-, dry and fancy goods, 901 Market
Evans Henn-, miner, dwl 549 Howard
Evans Hot'ker, laborer Palace Hotel
Evans H. P. Mrs., matron Protestant Orphan Asylmu W
s Laguna bet Haight and Walker
Evans Isaac, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Evans James D., agent Howe S. M. Co., Ill and 113 Post,
dwl 3 Gerke Alley
Evans J. D., salesman Thomas Barrows
E\"ans Jennie (widow), lodgings, 20 Montgomery
Evans John, dwl 420 Lmden Av
Evans John, laborer, dwl 220 Pacific
Evans John, millwright, dwl 526 Linden Av
Evans John, miner, dwl 420 Linden Av
Evans John, molder, dwl 214 First
Evans John, stevedore, dwl 603 Hayes
Evans John E., carpenter, dwl NE cor Van Ness Av and
Vallejo
Evans John M., clerk 703 Kearny, dwl 1006 Clay
Evans John R., dwl 21 Silver
Evans Joseph, salesman Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl 835
Bush
Evans Josephine C. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary
School, dwl 415 Eddy
Evans Lucy (colored, mdow), ladies' nm^e, dwl 1106 Clay
Evans Marv Miss, dressmaker Mme. Elise Schmnacher,
dwl 35 Clara
Evans Marj- A. (widow), furnished rooms, 719 Market
Evans Marian Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Priman' School, dwl Green nr Leavenworth
Evans Nathaniel, woolen finisher, dwl 522 Valencia
Evans Oliver P. (Currey d: E.), attorney at law, office 504
Keamv, dwl 1803 Stockton
Evans P. Mrs., dwl 201 Turk
Evans Patrick, laborer, dwl 1305 Jackson
Evans Peter, carpenter, dwl 40S Greemtich
E\-ans Richard, mine , dwl 403 Broadway
Evans Richard G. Vi\ (Evaris d- Son), dwl 308 Main
Evans Rose (widow), dwl S a Thirteenth Av nr N, South
S. F.
Evans Sarah (widow), dwl 1109 Green
Evans Taliesin, author, dwl 217 Austin
Evans Thomas, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Evans Thomas, hostler, dwl 44 Jessie
Evans Thomas, ironmolder, dwl St. Nicholas Hot«l
Evans Thomas, laborer Wilson, Merrj' & Co.
Evans Thomas, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Evans Thomas D., carpenter, dwl NE cor Van Ness Av
and Vallejo
Evans West, dealer railroad ties and posts, 8 Clay, res
Oakland
Evans William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Evans William, miner, dwl SE cor Jackson and Stone
Evans William, teamster, 119 Berry, dwl E 8 Hampshire
bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Evans William H., blacksmith foreman Miners* Foundrj',
dwl 9 Vassar PI
Evans William J., patternmaker Angell, Palmer & Co.,
dwl 9 Vassar PI
Evans William Martin, vrith Charles E. Barry, dwl SW
cor Clav and Stockton
Evans William W. (Mills tC- E.), dwl 320 Fulton
Evans & Son (George A. Eva7is and Richard G. W.
Evaiu), horseshoers, etc., SOS Main
Evanson Unis, brassmelter, dwl 327 Filbert, rear
Evatt John, special policeman California Theater, dwl 153
Perry
Evatt WilUam, halter J. C. MeusedorfEer & Bro., dwl 141
Silver
Evei F., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Eveleth Frank, butcher Hazleton & Taylor, dwl SE cor
Pacific Av and Gough
Eveleth Joseph A., carpenter Amoa R. Nichols, dwl SE
cor Pacific Av and Gough
Eveleth Sarah (widi:iw), dwl SE cor Pacific Av and Gough
EYE.M\G BIXLETI\ (daily, weekly, and Overiand
weekly), San Francisco Bulletin Co. publishers and
proprietors, office 622 Mont, editorial rooms 517 Clay
EIXXIXG POST (daily). Evening Post Publishing Co*.
propriet<jrs, office 502 Montgomery
Evening Star No. 1 Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.), office
302 Montgomery room 5
Eveno Charles, cook, dwl 15 Sonoma PI
Everson John, produce dealer, dwl S 8 Jessie bet Third
and Fourth
Everding Frederick W., salesman J. Everding & Co., dwl
SW cor Scott and T>ier
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Everdinff J. & Co., starch manufaoturera and commiB-
sion merchants, 48 Clay ,„,,„,,
Everding John (John Everding & Co.), dwl 2116 Mason
Everett (widow), dwl 26 Sixth
Everett , teamster, dwl 21 Howard
Everett A. H., chemist, dwl 13} Harriet
Everett A. P. , commission merchant, 405 Front room 6,
res East Oakland
Everett Augustus F. (Cantin & B.), dwl 818 Powell
Everett Calvin D., tinner with G. & W. Snook
Everett Daniel H., bookkeeper Merrifield & Rosener, res
East Oakland . , „, o
Everett Edward, salesman Weaver, Taylor & Co., dwl 913
Everett Henry L., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co,, dwl
214 Montgomery
Everett George L., civil eng-ineer, dwl 337 Jessie
Everett House, Hugh Eraser proprietor, 65 Second
Everett James, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Kearny and
Broadway
Everett James, molder, dwl 8 Anthony
Everett Joseph, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Everett Louis M.., teamster Hawley, Bowen & Co., res
Oakland ^ ^ ,,,,1711
Everett Eulus H., agent S. Lachman & Co., dwl 114 heu
Everett W. L., teamster California Mills, dwl 21 Howard
Everich Jerry, cook schr Susie. Beale St. >\Tiari
Evers Charles D., foreman I. Outte, dwl 35 Clara
Evers Henry J., billiard saloon, 801 Kearny, dwl 322 Hayes
Evers James, bootmaker Antoine C. Hoyer, dwl 635 How-
ard
Evers Jacob, piledriver, dwl 24 Pmckney PI
Evers Pavetta (widow), dwl NE cor Twenty-third and
Guerrero * u .j 1
Evers William H., bilhard-tablemaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl
3 Morev Alley
Eversou August, clerk, dwl 318 Pine .^ , .. ,, »
Everson Charles, stevedore, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Everson Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Eversnn Jonas, brassmelter William T. Garratt, dwl iS!
Filbert „, r- , j
ETKRSON WALIACE, general agent New England
Mutual Life Insurance Co., office 302 Sansom, res
Oakland , „ , , „._
Evert Henry, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Everts J. J., molder Savage & Son, dwl 8 Mission
Evertson Everts, bookkeeper Cheeseman & Co., dwl 26
O'Farrell , „„ .^ u
Evertz John P., wire-olothweaver, dwl SW cor Church
and Jersey , , „„„ „ , ,
Every Joseph, tinsmith Adolph Gnmm, dwl 236 Sutter
Evory A. F. & Co., manufacturers Diamond Catan'h Rem-
edy, 608 Market and 8 Post „ , ^ , ,.„„, 00c
Evory Alexander F. (A. F. Evory ^- Co.), dwl (409) 335
Oak
Evoy M., laborer, dwl 428 Clementina
Evriird Frank, laundryman, dwl 1816 Mason
Ewakl Anthony, tailor, dwl 33 Lilly Av
Ewald Edward, real-estate broker, dwl N s Howard bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth , , „ _ .. ,
Ewald Frederick, piano-Jortemaker, dwl W s Precita Av
nr Mission _, ,,,«..„», n
Ewald Theodore (nassWnger & E.). dwl 1318 Powell
RWEll 1. J., proprietor Coso House 411 Sansom, and
Branch House 424 Sansom, dwl NW cor Folsom and
Ewer wrmn'"B. (Deioey <fc Co.), dwl W s Folsom bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Ewer William D., clerk 606 Clay, dwl 18 Bernard
Ewiiig Allison, harnessmaker, dwl 647 How'ard
Ewing Calvin, foreman collar shop Main & W incjiester,
dwl 647 Howard j „„.
Ewing Charles G., optician-mstrtunent depot, and agent
Mathusek Pianos, 111 Montgomery, dwl 29^8'™!;
Ewing Etna (widow), magnetic physician, dwl S 3 Fell bet
Van Ness Av and Polk . , _ . .
Ewing George, carriagemaker Zina H. Cunnmgham, dwl
656 Howard , , ^.„„ ^
Ewing Howard, harnessmaker, dwl 647 Uowam
Ewing Ira, carpenter Palace Hotel ,,,oi?„i
Ewing James R. , carpenter Joshua B. Morton, dwl 412 i ol-
Ewing^JohnThorseshoer, 856 Howard, dwl NW cor Dora
and Bryant
Ewing Mary (mdow), dwl 904 Pacific, rear .
Ewing Robert, contractor and builder, dwl 125 OaK
Ewing S., driver Market St. R. R,
Ewing S. Howard, coUarmaker Mam & Winchestor, dwl
547 Howard ^^. ,. *
Bning William Allison, coUarmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 647 Howard
Ewlert Fi-ederick, dwl 616 Folsom
EXAMINER (daily and weekly), William S. Moss & Co.
publishers and proprietors, office 633 and 636 Wash-
Excelsior Iron Works, James J. Gallagher proprietor, 161
and 153 Beale and 200 Howard
Excelsior Livery Stable, Lot D. Slocum proprietor, 921
Excelsior Manufacturing Co., A. S. Folger & Co., Mechan-
ics' Mill Building, SW cor Fremont and Mission
Excelsior Mill and Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Frank
Swift secretan', office 419 California
Excelsior Mills, William A. Meeker proprietor, sash,
blinds, doors, etc., 441-445 Brannan
EXt'ELSIOK PRIXTINO OFFICE, Bacon & Co. pro-
prietors, NVV cor Sansom and CHay
Excelsior Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), of-
fice 408 Caliloniia room 2 .
Excelsior Straw Works, Bridgeman Manley propnetor,
814 Howard ,. , ^ ,.
Excelsior Windmill and Horsepower Manufactory, At-
wood & Bodwell proprietors. 211 and 213 Mission
Exchequer Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), James S. Ken-
nedy secretary, office 43 Merchants' Exchange
Exloses'Jean, milkman Peter Palasson, NW cor Fillmore
and Francisco
Exodius Mme., clairvoyant, 205 Minna
Expert Marie (widow), furnished rooms, 1403 btockton
Express Building, NE cor Montgomery and California
Eybs William, barkeeper George Cantus, dwl SW cor
Stockton and O'Farrell
Even Christian, Scandinaiian Soc., 71 New Mont
Even S. C, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Eymard A., laundrjnnan French Hospital, S s Brjant bet
Fifth and Sixth , , j , »,_ 1 v
Eyrand Alphonse, florist, 8 Centre market, dwl Frankhn
bet Lombard and Greenwich
EVRE EDWARD E.. stockbroker, office 424 Mont-
gomery, dwl 905 Sutter
Eyre John, contractor and buUder, dwl E s Castro bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth , ,,„„, „t
EjTe Wilham Lovell, journalist Bohemian, office 423 VVasn-
ington, dwl 820 Bush
Eyre William, photographic gallery, 659 Clay
Enroann August, laundryman, dwl 1912 Bush
Eyrmann Charles, real estate, dwl 1912 Bush
Eytinge Henrys., hostler 921 Sutter ,„,,,,
Ezekiel Edward, clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., 40 Market
Ezquarro Adela Mrs., dwl 1406 Mason
Ezquarro Raphael, stuccoworker, dwl 1405 Mason
Faas William, cabinetmaker, dwl 132 Seventh
Fabbri Antonio, tinsmith, dwl San Gottardu Hotel
Fabbri Inez Mme., teacher music, dwl 054 Folsom
Fabens Ellen H. Miss, dressmaker, 540 Bush, dwl 314 Post
Fabens Francis A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 314 Post
Fabens Herbert S. (Fabens A Co.), dwl 314 Post
Fabens & Co. (Herbert S. Fabens and George G-. » lute),
wood and metal engravers, 622 Clay . , „, , , ,
Faber Andrew, laborer Golden Gate Chemical Works, dw 1
NE cor Beach and Buchanan
Faber Bouka, dwl 119 Gilbert., rear
Faber Joseph, laborer, dwl 23 Morey Alley
Faber Peter, engineer G.jlden G.ate Chemical Works, dwl
NE cor Beach and Buchanan ,,„„.„ ,
Fabian Meyer, commission merchant, dwl 606 laylor
Fabian Samuel, musician, dwl 606 Taylor
Fabis Ignacio, flshennan, dwl SW cor East and Coni
Fableman Robert, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl B
Minna
Fabre August, musician, dwl 649 Clay .^ „ j
Fabre Augustus, confectioner, dwl nr Umversity Mound
Fabr*^°Jutes, tinsmith Simeon Mistre, dwl 428 Broadway
Fabre M. E. Mme., dressmaker, dwl SE cor Ellis and
Taylor
Fabrev Frank, butcher, dwl 406 Seventh, rear
Fabri "Giuseppe, expressman, Dans nr Washmgtou
Fabricius Moritz, jeweler William Baehr & Co., dwl 6J
Fabry ^Leopold M., market, NE cor Grove and Laguna
twing o., urivei iuaiivc^ ^i'. A". *■" • .
MOEGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysts
p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearny, Established 1862.
Fabry Sebastian, market, NE cor Potrero Av and Twenty-
fourth
Faccio Jean, jeweler, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and
VaUejo ^
Facetaeh Louis, laborer, dwl 4 Bartol
Fackrell Alfred, barkeeper Hezikiah Dawson, 19 VaUejo
Faeonda JIartini, seaman, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Fadden Edward, tanner, dwl 2 Clinton
Fadeley Edward B., merchant, dwl 70 Minna
Fagan , stevedore Menzies &; Bingham
Fagan Chris, electi'oplater Pacific Electro Depositing
Works. d\v\ 209 Fourth
Fai.an Christian, laborer, dwl 4*24 Folsom
Fa^im Daniel, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 413 First
Fa^iin Edward, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 612 Sixth
Fagan Ella Miss, saleswoman T. H. Fagan, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan J., ealker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 29 Russ, rear
Fagan J., cook Overland House
Fagan James {Uealy tO F.), dwl 71 Natoma
Fagan James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Fagan James, plumber, dwl S57j Harrison
Fagan Juhn, fireman Pac. Funiitm'e M. Co., dwl 857J
Haixison
Fagan John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second, dwl 41 Clarence PI
Fagan John, helper Moynihan & Aitken
Fagan John, laborer, dwl 114 Jones
Fagun John, laborer, dwl 424 Folsom
Eagan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Fagan John J., driver Oumibus R. R., dwl 114 Jones
Fagan Margaret (widow), restaurant, 2G4 Brannan
Fagan Mary (widow), dwl 632 Minna
Fag.in Mary Mrs., l»xlgiugs, 231 Second
Fagan Michael, proprietor Empire Soda Works, dwl 930
Mission
F:agTxn Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Fagan Patrick, laborer William Kerr, dwl 909 Battery,
rear
Fagan Terrence, teamster, dwl 157 Perry
Fagan Thomas H., stationery, 1132 Market, dwl 114 Jones
Fagan William, carpenter, dwl 1 Thompson Av
Fa:,'an William, painter, dwl S57i Harrison
Fa^'-an Wiliiam, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Fa^im William M., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 313 Jessie
Fagan William M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 313 Jessie
Fagerberg Frederick W., stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 210
Pitch
Fagerhmd John A., clerk Francis F. Seiberlich, BE cor
Jackson and Drumm
Fagerstrom P. G., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Fagioni Blass A., portrait painter, 200 Washington
Fai;othey Dennis, waiter John Fagothey, dwl S12 Wash
Fagothey Frank, cook John Fagothey, dwl 812 Wash
Faifothey John, restaurant, 812 Washington
Fahaney Martin, hackdriver Thomas Bowleu, dwl 917
Pacific
Fahey James T., machinist, dwl 73(3 Union
Fahey Jeremiah, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Fifth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Fahey John, dwl 1502 Taylor
Fahey John, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl E 3 Illinois nr
Twentieth
Fahey John J., foreman S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 447
Stevenson
Fahey Lawrence, laborer McGrath k Co., dwl 624 Bran
Fahey Martin, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
Chapultepec nr California Av, Bernal Heights
Fahey Michael, stevedore, dwl 908 Sansom, rear
Fahey Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 210 Jackson
Fahey Thomas, fuller Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
SE cor Mission and Seventeenth ,
Fahey William, groom, dwl 5G3 Brj^ant
Fahllmsch William, musician, dwl 13 Salmon
Fable Charles, cutler, dwl S70 Folsom
Fahrbach Christian A. (^Pellet ^ F.), dwl 1132 McAllis-
ter
Fahrencher William, brewer Jackson Brewerj', dwl IOCS
Natoma
Fahrenholtz Henrv, watchman stmNew World, Front St.
Wharf, dwl G Bernard
Fahrenholtz John, mate stm New Yorld, dwl SE cor
Davis and Clark
Fahrenkrantz C. F., Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Fahrenkrui; Christian, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fol-
siiiu and Nineteenth
Fahrcnknig Henry (Etnerton, Fahenkrug & TaiV\, dwl
721 A Clementina
Fahrenkrug John, speculator, dwl 22S Bush
Fahrenkrug William, groceries and liquors, NE cor How-
ard and Seventh
Fails Edward, master mariner, dwl 1521 Mission
Fair Henr>-, salesman Majnard &. Jones, dwl cor Pierce
and Bush
Fair Laiu-a D. (widow), dwl 336 Haj'cs
Fair Robert, plasterer, dwl 56 Everett, rear
Fairbaini John, stableman James Tomkinson, dwl 60
Annie
Fairbank Charles E., agent White Star Line Liverpool
Steamers, office NW cor Fourth and ToTvmsend
Fairbanks C. B., phrenologist, office 720 Market
Fairbanks C. H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Fairbanks John, boilemiaker's helper, Pacific Mail S. S.
Co. 0
Fairbanks John, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Fairbanks Joseph, barber, dwl W^ cor Howard and Sec
Fairbanks 0. E., blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Fairbanks William, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Fairbanks & Hutchinson {H. L. Hutchinson), scales, etc,
537 Market
Fairchild G. W., engineer, dwl 270 Clementina
Fairchild Harvey, machinist Da\id Stoddart, dwl 534 Fol
Fairchild Haltie* M. Miss, principal Potrero School, dwl
304 Third
Fairchild J<.'hn, upholsterer Frank Laeremans, dwl 4
Caroline PI
Fairchild M. E. Miss, teacher South San Francisco School,
dwl 304 Third
Fairchild Samuel D., shoemaker, dwl E a San Jos6 R. R.
nr Rock Ranch
Fairchild Solomon R., bookkeeper Joseph Bassett, dwl
1407 Jackson
Fairchild Susan (widow), dwl E s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Fairfield , rigger William Green
Fairfield Josiah, steamer captain, dwl S s O'Farrell bet
Fillmore and Stein er
Fairfield Marshall, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl S
Rose Av
Fairfield William, seaman stm Log Angeles, Market St.
■VNTiarf
Fairf owl Thomas, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 718
Treat Av
Fairland Edward W., salesman Egerton, Allen & Co., dwl
704 Sutter
Faimian Edward, civil engineer, dwl 645 Clay
Fairmount Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Joseph Maguire
secretary, office 419 California
Fairweather Alfred J., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
W s Steiner bet Oak and Page
Fairweather Frederick W. , with Hooker & Co. , dwl W s
Steiner bet Oak and Page
Fainveather J. A., insurance agent, dwl 516 Bush
Fainveather Julian, carpenter California Mills, dwl W s
Steiner bet Oak and Page
Faithful Edwin, engineer California Cracker Co., dwl S s
Hayes bet Webster and Fillmore
Faivvieo John R., dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
seventh
Fake E. Mrs., dwl 812 Stockton
Falch Otto, confectioner Scliroth & Westerfeld, dwl 6
Monroe PI
FATCK BERXIIARD, manufacturer tobacco and im-
porter cigars, 113 Second
Falcke Samuel, gilder, dwl 164 Clara
Falco Alexander, watch-casemaker, 614 Merchant, dwl
1135 Folsom
Falconer R. S., bookkeeper National Clock Co., dwl 606
Shotwell
Fales Fernando S., draynian Hanson & Moore, dwl 1506
Folsom
Faling , dwl 326 Sansom
Falk Augusta Hiss, saleswoman Samuel L. Hasey, dwlSE
cor Fourth and Jessie
Falk Frederick, druggist John A. Bauer
Falk Gustave D., master mariner, dwl 1335 Pacific
Falk J. B., stocks, dwl 122 Taylor
Falk Jerome, clerk Prosper May, dwl 1415 Stockton
Falk John, tanner H. Royer, dwl 512 Fourth
Falk Joseph, beltmaker, dwl 512 Fourth
Falk Keva, pawnbroker, dwl 321 Taylor
Falk Levi, clothing, 411 Fourth
Falk Morris, bookkeeper Wood & Hanafin, dwl 411 Fourth
Falk Philip, mining superintendent, dwl 541 Turk
Falk Solomon, cigarmaker, dwl 909 McAllister
Falk Solomon, foreman Lewis Brothers, dwl 529 Tehama
Falk Wolfe, clerk George Schwartz & Co., dwl 321 Taylor
Falke William H., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R.
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Falken OeorceH., laborer Palace Hotel , . „ , ,
Falkenau Frederick, bookkeeper Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl
c}0 Turk
Falkeiiau Louis, State assayer, office 421 Montgomery
(and Falkenau i- Reese), dwl 929 Larkin
Falkenau & Reese (Loiiis Falkenau and If. W. lieese),
assavers and chemists, 421 Montfomeiy ,„, „„
Falkenburg Hetiry, proprietor Montana House, 164r-17U
Falkenrtein Alex., bookkeeper Louis Langfeldt, dwl 618
FalkenS Gustav, shirt manulaoturer, 125 Sansom, dwl
FalklmteiS'Hlnry (.Falkenaein <fc Co.). res New York
Falkenstein & Co. (Henni FMcnstem^ ^'l'''fj''f'{^<il
and C L. Heller), importers and wholesale cigars
and tobacco, NE cor Batterj' and Sacramento
Falker Albert {Falker i- Eggner), dwl 1103 Dupont
Falker Albert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Falker & Eggiier (Albert Falker and Ernest Eggn^r),
liquor saloon, 62B Kearny „ „ . „
Falkinberg Charles, captain, dwl 1012 Montgomery
Falkinburgh Amos B. (Falkmlntrgh i- Co.), dwl 843
FalkhiburSi & Co. (Amos B. FaWnbvrgh and Waiinm
A ^Sffiw), manufacturers washmg powder and
soap, S s Oregon bet Front and Davis
Falkingham Edwin, children's carriageworks, 2015 and
2017 Folsom
Falkins Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese rr„,_;„„„
viiKWFR. BELL * t'O. (Henry D. Harruim,
^'^^nuTo. WMer.ald TAomL-ilf^izM. commission
merchants, insurance agents, Lloyd's i>«ente. ™4
agents Queen's Insurance Co. (Liverpool), office 430
California , , -. „ .
Falkner Frederick, bookkeeper, dwl 20 TurR
Falkner. See Falconer and Faulkner
Fall George, barkeeper Hopkins & Moroney, dwl 75 btev-
enson .,
Fall John C, mining, dwl 703 Leavenworth
Pallenius Carl, clerk Augustus Berggren, dwl 1111 btock
ton „
Faller Paul, boarding, 2204 Powell p„^.„„ dwi
Paller Paul, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
Fallil'lufe^Slning Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 631 CalUomia
room 3 , rtr ,
Pallon , blacksmith Union Iron Works
Fallon A. D., engineer, dwl 138 Folsom
Fallnn C, boilemiaker Francis I. Curry
Fallon Edward, laborer, dwl 3i Zoe, rear
Fallon Hugh, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Fallon .Tohn, laborer Eepau- Shop Southern Pac. B. B.
Fallon John, trackman City R. R.
Fallon M. (Blackhiirn <t- F.). dwl 14 St. Mary
Fallon Mary (widow), dwl 905 Post
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, dwl 108 Firet
Fallon Michael, blacksmith helper Southern Pac. B. K.,
FalloifMi'ch^a^Lgil'ssblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl cor
Mississippi and Solano ,,„, , „ .»
Fallon Michael G., contractor, dwl 1014 Post
Fallon Michael M., bookkeeper Code, EUelt & Co., awi
Fallon'pete?,'bootcrimper I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
cor Valencia and Market
Fallon Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Duncan bet Church and
Fallon Tliomas, street mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Falls Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 75 Stevenson
Falls Richard J., watchman Custom House
Fa s Ste hen D , salesman Schafer & Co., dwl 946 How
Falls ThoS J., engineer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl
Fills W^ j?rbookkeeper Dolliver & Bro., dwl 2511 Clay
Falside Frank, carpenter dwl OW /atoma
Falvev Edward, steward John A-'derson, dwl 821 Market
Falvey Edward A., sashmaker HaskeU H Bode, dwl ..a
Ritch
Falz , tailor, dwl 125 Sansom w.ci,m^.on dwl
FanccelU Carlo, expressman, Da™ m- Washington, dwl
N s Broadway bet Sansom and Montgomery
Fancier Charts H. (Di.s .0 Co.) dwl 230 Kearny
v^nr.hpR L R Student Hea d's Business College
Fancolli Peter (P F««co»i * Co.), dxvl 622 Broadway
Fancolll Peter, liquor saloon, 522 Broadway
Fancy John, teamster, dwl 207 Post
Fanelly John A., check clerk The Hibemia Savings and
Loan Societv, dwl Windsor House
Fanen John, boilermaker, dwl 640 Filbert
Faneuil Hall Fire Insurance Co. (Boston), Famsworth &
Clark agents, 426 California
Faneeller ' , mariner, dwl 1123 Dupont
Fanfoy WiUiai H., gilder S. & G. Giunp, dwl423 Stev
Faman John, laborer Hanscom & Co dw;l 040 Fdbert
Fanning Bernard, gardener, dwl 904 Mission
?anni I Edward contractor, dwl 320 Chestnut
Fanning George W., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
504 Stockton ^
Fanning James, laborer, dwl 110 Dora rear
Fanning James, stableman, dwl 231 Minna
FanninI John, capitalist, dwl 1703 Mason
Fanning John Jr., cartman Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 1701 Mason
Fannin" Patrick, cartman, dwl 1703 Mason
FanniliS ^oma^, farmer, dwl cor Thirty-seventh and
Fan5"om:^,Sore?; dwl Nineteenth Avnr J, South
Fannon^Thomas, currier Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl W s
Powell Av nr Mission, Bemal Heights
Fanten George F., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 131 Oak
"janS fireman Paciflc Mail S. S, C.>.ist,tut..n
Faraday Richard B., shipping clerk Linforth, Kellogg s
FanSi sISor, cimis performer Chiarini's Circus, dwl In-
FarcirSel a*: modelmaker and machmist, 509 Com-
mercial, dwl 211 Fourth
Fardif William, calker Pacific Mail S S Co.
Fardv Dennis, molder Union Iron Works dwl 605 How
Farenkam O. F. L., ^hipcarpenter dwl 27 Free on
Farey Jule, polisher Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1334 Du-
pont
Fnro-ar Welsbui, dwl 115 Second .
Farfer Arthur W., blacksmith Carvill Manufacturmg Co.,
FAK«0 E^ A?* CO. (Jerome B. Fargo and Dwujht
BNm) importers and wholesale mnes and bran-
Fargf Ekll^(™'^. Fargo * Co.) dwl 1351 Post
&1X^:e?gi;^er^rw:'sS;^i^^^^^^^^^
Farish John B., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwlJNw
cor California and Larkin ,,„ri.v ,iwi ot;
Farish Thomas E., salesman Moody & Fansh, dwl .15
i..»ir«v « Jk €0. (J. Dinkelspiel), importers
*^*^^tetoak!;s'fnd*jtele«- tools alfd materials, 313
Farjfoifsolomon (S. Farjemi& Co.), dwU413 Sacramento
Faiiess Thomas, dwl 26i Kearny
Far evAnthonv, miner, dwl Manhattan House _
fScv Beraardft''-;,.!/ .1- Co.), and liquor saloon, junction
County and Mission and Ocean Beach roads
Farley Daniel, captoin sch F«""Joo?™SW
Front and Washington, dwl OOOi Filbert
Farley Edward, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr St. Ma-
Farle^EdS T., barkeeper A. H Vaughn, dwl S 3 Fil-
bert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Fariev Frank, pressman Alta California, dwl 637 bao
Farlev George, molder, dwl 522,V Howard .
Farkv James, bootmaker, NE cor Hyde and Umon, dwl
ir\V cor Greenwich and Polk
Farley James, laborer, dwl SE cor Montgomery and Fil-
Farleylames Jr., bricklayer, dwlNW cor Greenwich and
Fariey John, marblepolisher, dwl 21 Anthony
Farlev M., laborer, dwl 227 Second Jwi»i<<Te-
Farle'y Patrick, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl .13 ie
FarlerPatrick, laborer, dwl W s SUver Av nr Golden City
FariCT Patrick, laborer Bode's Warehouse, dwl S s Filbert
het Montgomery and Sansom
Fariey Patrick, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl N
s' Liberty nr Dolores ,„,,„.,,,
Farley Patrick, whitener, dwl 216 Ritch
Farley Philip, Laborer Henry F. \\ dliams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth .
Farlev Thomas, miner, dwl 48 Louisa
'ancy Jonn, teamswi, u'>» ^v/' * ""- • « 1
^i^^SI^TcoTsfCalifo^nia^^ of PresH Oysters.
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.
carpenter U. S. Subsistence Depart-
s Alabama bet Twentj-seeond and
ship^vright, SW cor Howard and
Farley Thomas, stockdealer, dwl N 3 Chestnut bet Polk
and ^'an Ness Av
Farlev Thomas, turner S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 34 Everett
Farley iV Co. (Bernard Farley and John Marble), liquor
saloon, 615 Pacific
Farman A. F., tailor, dwl 4 Selina PI
Farmak Peter, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Farmar Frederick C, compositor Bulletin, dwl 1713 Stock
Farmar Richard B., bookkeeper W. Loomis, dwl 1713
Sti>ckton
Farmer Rudolph F., cabinetmaker, 1149 Folsom, dwl 3
Folsom Av
Farmer Thomas, silver plater, dwl 533 Seventeenth
FAKMEKS' AM> MECHANICS' BAXK OF SAT-
l\4;s, Henrj' Dutton president, George M. Condee
cashier, 225 Sansom nr California
Faniam Edward, mining st^^cks, 434 Mont, res Alameda
Fanifield Charles P., with Union Insurance Co., dwl 355
Seventeenth
Famham , lumber, dwl 704 Folsom
Farnham A. C. Mrs., clau-\'oyant, 110 Eddy
Famham C. H., student Heald's Business College
Famham Charles W., bookkeeper Pacific Oil and Lead
Works, dwl W s King bet Second and Third
Famham Frederick Judson, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail
S. S. Co., dwl 409 First
Famham James G., clerk G. A. Meigs, dwl 921 Dolores
Farnham John H., shipcarpenter, 5 Drumm, dwl 8'24 Fil-
bert
Famham John N.j
ment, dwl E
T^\-enty- third
Famham John N.
Steuart, dwl 409 First
Famliam K. G. Mrs., dwl 704 Folsom
Famham S. B., physician and apothecary, 1411 Dupont,
dwl 110 Eddy
Famham. See Famum
Famno Henry, proprietor Seal Rock House, dwl 326
Green
Famsworth Andrew C, salesman Pilsbury, Adair & Co.,
NE cor Piue and Front
Famsworth Da\id L., drajTuan Haas Bros., dwl 125 Tyler
Farnsworth Diantha M. (widow), dwl 20 Mary
Famsworth Edward P., clerk Famsworth & Clark, dwl
1014 Bush
Famsworth Elias D. {Fam^corth ct Clark), dwl 1014 Bush
Famsworth E. Se^-moxir {Middleton i- F.), dwl 20 Laurel
PI
Famsworth Frank, carpenter, dwl 607 Pine
Famsworth Henrj- H., porter Sbarboro &. Bro., dwl 517
Pine
Famswurth John D., salesman Joseph W. Wesson, dwl
N s Gearj" bet Laguna and Buchanan
Famsworth W. O., salesman Chenerj-, Souther & Co., dwl
1419 Hvde
FAR.VSWOKTH A ClAKK. (Elms Z>. Famsicorth
and Zerah P. Clark), agents fire insurance, oflice 426
California
Famum John E., clerk Everett C. Banfield, res Oakland
Famum Marj- (widow), nurse, dwl 1311 (California
Famum. Sec Famham
Faro Frank, milkman William Maguire, dwl W s Mission
Road opp St. Marj''6 College
Faro Mathew, coaldealer, dwl 14 Sumner
Farquhar George, assistant U. S. Coast Sur%-ey Office, 214
Stockton, dwl 323 Kearny
Farquharson Charles D., builder and contractor, dwl 2437
Buchanan
F.ARUI'HAKSON DATII>, architect, office 601 Cali-
lurnia, and president The California Savings and
Loan Society 512 California, dwl 1136 Sutter
Farquharson James, superintendent Lick House Billiard
Saloon, dwl 107 Montgomer>-
Farr Alonzo, liquor saloon, 644 Fourth, dwl 19 Pearl
Farr Charles C, smutter Horace, Da\is H Co., dwl 332
Hayes
Farr George M., wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
918 Brvant
Farr Mary E. (widow), dwl 306 Sixth
Farrau Charles J., insurance broker, dwl 131 First Av
Farran Charles J., master mariner, office 305 East
Farran George, plasterer, dwl 2622 Howard
Farran John F. {Farran d" Walworth), dwl 46 Steuart
Farran Robert F., upholsterer California Furniture Majiu-
facturing Co., dwi 907 Folsom
Farrau Thomas, miner, dwl 69 Jessie
Farran & Walworth (J. F. Farran and J. J. Walworth),
groceries and ship stores, 46 Steuart ■•,
Farran. See Farren
Farranti , actor, dwl 719 Market
Farrar Albert, foreman George W. Swan & Co., dwl 613
Mission
Farrar James, laborer, dwl San Jos^ Road nr St. Mary's
College
Farrar lYederick W., salesman Thomas Daj-, dwl 813
Mission
Farras Edwin R. , salesman, dwl 793 Mission
Farrell Aim (widow), lamidress, dwl 4 Washoe PI
Farrell Catherine (widow), dwl 42 Clara
Farrell E., helper La Grande Laundrj'
Farrell Edward, carpenter, dwl 828 Union
Farrell Edward T. , machinesewer Neville & Co. , dwl SE
cor Mason and Bay
Farrell Eliza (widow), dwl 11 Scotland
Farrell Esther A. (widow), dressmaker, 944 Folsom
Farrell E. T., plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
FarreU F. P., salesman W. F. Burke, dwl 4 Washoe PI
Farrell Ida J. Miss, dwl 253 Mission
Farrell James, groceries and hquors, 453 Katoma
Farrell James, hogranch, dwl L nr Sixth Av, South S. F.
Farrell Jjimes, laborer, dwl 144 Silver
Farrell James, laborer Keams & Bi^-mes, dwl 966 Pacific
Farrell James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Farrell James, laborer Henry F. WilliamB, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Farrell James, tamier, dwl Willows Hotel SW cor Mission
and Eighteenth
Farrell James A., hquor saloon, 110 Berry
Farrell James H., milkman, 346 Minna
Farrell James M., hquor saloon, NE cor Central Av and
Geary
Farrell James W. , teamster, dwl 320 Sixth
Farrell John, baker and confectioner, 1205 Polk
Farrell J'>hn, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Farrell John, finisher U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
1310 Montgomery
Farrell John, fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Farrell John, housepainter, dwi 110 William
Farrell John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W a Sierra
bet Georgia and Michigan
Farrell John, waterman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Farrell John J., stevedore A. C. Freeae
Farrell John J., woodcarver D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
1011 Harrison
Farrell John M., carpenter, dwl 814 Sansom
Farrell John R., suiweyor U. S. Coast Survey, dwl 11 Scot-
land
Farrell Joseph (Farrell tfc Meaghein), dwl NW cor Central
Av and Geary
Farrell Joseph, boatman, dwi 1911 Dupont
Farrell Joseph, carriagemaker John W. Lo\VTy, dwl Phila-
delphia House
Farrell Marcus, dwl E s Florida bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Farrell Martin, teamster, dwl 511 Mission
Farrell Maiy Mrs., liairdresser, dwl 23 Kearny
Farrell Marv A. (widow), dwl 350 Minna
Farrell Mathew {FarreU d: Iricin), dwl 14 Sumner
Farrell Mathew, laborer, dwl 15 Clementina
Farrell Michael {Cuniuxyie d; F.), dwl N s Grove bet Oc-
tavia and Laguna
Farrell Slichael, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Farrell Michael, bricklayer John Hughes, dwl 429 Clem
Farrell Michael, foreman Vallejo St. Bonded Warehoxise,
dwl 2103 Webster
Farrell Michael, laborer, dwl 19 Minna
Farrell Michael, laborer, dwl 183 Jessie
Farrell Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Michigan
Farrell Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl Utah bet
Twenty-fourth and Yolo
Farrell Michael, hquor saloon, 300 Francisco
Farrell Michael, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 40 Silver
Farrell Michael, proprietor Central Hotel, S14 and S16 San
FarreU Michael, watchman Palace Hotel
Farrell Michael, wood and coal, dwl N s Birch Av bet
Laguna and Octa\ia
Farrell Michael J., boots and shoes, 816 Market
Farrell N., boilermaker Francis I. Curr>-
Farrell Patricio J., clerk WUsou& Brother, dwl 11 Scotland
FarreU Patrick, clerk, dwl 4 Washoe PI
FarreU Patrick, junkdealer, dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
FarreU Patrick, laborer, dwi 1135 Folsom
FarreU Patrick, laundrj-man La Grande Laxmdry
FarreU Patrick, proprietor Turf House, S 8 Point Lobos
Av bet ISveutieth and Twenty-first avs
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Farrell Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 201 Tehama
Farrell Patrick, waiter Grand HoKil . , „ „
rarren Patrick C, driver Omnibus R. K., dwl 9 Periy
Farrell Patrick C, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 910 Miss
Farrell Peter, laborer A. V. CJreen, dwl d11 Bush
Farrell Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
Farrell Peter, longshoreman, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Farrell Peter, stevedore Menzies & Bmgham, dwl iiv
Farreu'p^eter E., wines and Uquors, NW cor Sixteenth
and Valencia , ^«, t,
Farrell Richard, clerk Edward Gargan, dwl i31 Biannan
Farrell Samuel B., clerk Raikoad House, XE cor bansom
and Pacific
Farrell Sunon, laborer, dwl ^S Clementina, rear
Farrell Thomas, dwl E s Lyon bet Sutter and Bush
FaiTell Thomas, bricklayer, dwl OS Minna
Farrell Thomas, cutter M. Short, dwl Tehama nr bee
Farrell Thomas, flshJealer. dwl 3 Jackson PI
Farrell Thomas, laborer, dwl 91S Montgomery , , - ,
Farrell Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl b 6
ShasU nr Georgia .
FarreU Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraiser s Building, dwl
Farrelf Thomas, machinesewer KeriUe & Co., dwl 131 1
FarreU^omasfmarblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 1610
FarreUThomas F., vamisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 359
FarreU Timothy A., teamster, dwl 108 McAllister
Farrell William, dwl 70 Clementina
Farrell WilUain, dwl 614 Kearny
Farrell William, carpenter, dwl 14 Dora j , .,,
Farrell William, foreman Einstein Bros. & Ui., awl -i
Keaniy
Farrell William, laborer Palace Hotel
Farrell WUliam, painter, dwl o2S Pacific
Fan-ell William, salesman Gleeson K Fell, dwl 462 Jessie
Farrell Wilham L., stevedore, dwl 14 Dora I
Farrell William Maurice, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher,
dwl 922 Howard „.„. r - \
FarreU i Irwin (Muthew Farrell and Wdliam Irwin),
coal and wood. 29 ElUs ., , „ i ■ ^
Farrell i Meaghein (Joscyh Farrell and MarkMeaghein)
blacksmiths and horseshoers, N s Geary bet Central
and Masonic avs
FarreU. See O'FarreU j , j , x-w ^,
Farrelly Charles {Farrelhj <fc McGrvder), dwl SW cor
Fourth and Jessie
FarreUv Peter, cook Park Hotel
FarreUy & McGruder (Charles Farrelly and Lawrence
McGruder), groceries and liquors, t*>\ cor iourtn
Farren Bernard, brassfinisher Weed k KingvveU, dwl 244
Farren James, teamster F. Barnard & Co. , dwl XE cor Val-
lejo and Muntsromery
Farren John, laborer Pacific RoUing MiUs , , _,.
Farren John, laborer Stephen B. Whipple, dwl 15 Muma
Farren John, mariner, dwl 27 Minna
FABKE.X JOILX W., wagonmaker, 121 Beale, dwl 31b
First
Farren Maiy (widow), dwl 244 Periy- „ ,.,
Farren SUchael C, carpenter Pacific Mad S. b. Co., awl
Farren R. Rfcarpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 2622
Howard
Farren S., mason Palace HoteL
Farren Thomas, laborer Pacific RoUmg Mills, dwl W s
Georgia bet Shasta and Siena
Farren. See Farran .
Faner Albert, boxmaker, dwl 613 Mission
Farrer Thomas H., upholsterer, dwl 103 Prospect PI
Farrier Charles, mUlhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 122* Gilbert
Farrington , carpenter S. F. Manuf . Co.
FarringtonB.,hackdriver, dwl2Zoe PI
Famnlton J., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl NE cor Broad-
way and Dupont
Famngton Joseph W., mining, office 315 Calilorma room
16, dwl 906 Market , „,„ nn.- j
Farrington Man- (widow), regaliamaker, dwl 220 Thu-d
Fanis Hugh, teamster WUliam Kerr, dwl 903 Batterj-
Farris John K., captain stm Julia, dwl 1013 Larkm
Farrish George, engineer Palace Hotel
Farrj- Jolin, iruit and vegetables, dwl Hickory Av nr Is-
lais Creek S s Bemal Heights
Farry Thomas, molder, dwl 250 Tehama
FarweU C. H., turner Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 39
Farw-eU*F^nkUn M., bookkeper W. S. Phelps & Co. and
secretary Phelps Manut. Co., dwl 1510 Jones
FARM'EI-i JAMES W.. agent Pacific Cordage Co.,
ofiice lit) Front, res East Oakland
FanveU WUham H. (FarweU J.- Co.), dwl 102S Bush
FABWEII. A CO. {»'!lliain H. Faruell and John U.
Hanscum), shipchandlers 105 and 107 CaUforma
Fasanaro Dominico, Uquordealer, dwl 6 Gaven
Fasbinder Louis, dwl 428 Broadway ,„ c „ ,
Fashion Stable, McCord K Malone propnetors, 16 Sutter
Fasmorris J., laborer Palace Hotel
Fass Mrs. (\ridow), dwl 221 Pow-eU ,.,„„„ ^■
Fass Charles A., quartermaster Pacific Mad b. b. Consti-
Fass Henry, taUow manufacturer, E 8 Protrero Av nr
Santa Clara , „ , ,^.
Fass Jacob (i-'iws Jl- Brother), dwl 811 Pme
Fass Nathan (fass .i- Brother), dwl 311 Pine
Fass & Brother(Au(AaMamiJa<;</(/.fassj, tailors 311 pme
Fassett H. H., surveyor Home Mutual Insurance Co., res
Oakland Point . j i _.
Fassett, McCauUey & Co. (Noah C. Faesett), gram dealers
and shippers, 2-20 Clay , ^ s j , ctr „,,
Fassett No-aJi C. (Fassett, ilcCauUey i: Co.), dwl SW cor
Sixteenth and Capp „ . . «> v -i, i-
Fasshauer Heniy, cabinetmaker Chnstian Schreiber 4.
Co., 202 Mission
Fastert John, carrier Evening Bulletm j , ,, ,
Fattigan Edward, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Fatz J^acob, hamessmaker WUUam K. Ciam, dwl 424 San
Faubel Jacob, market, 190S Mission
Faubel John, market, 2200 Fillmore .
Faubel PhUhp, market, NW cor ShotweU and Twentieth
Faucompie Alfred, bookkeeper, dwl 420 Jackson
Faulhaber Frank, express^ agon, dwl 417 Post, rear
Faulhaber George, locksmith WiU K Fmck, dwl sib Pac
Faulkner Charles P., derk WilUam Zehier, awl 400 Mmna
FauUmer Francis W., compositor S. 1 . Director}-, dwl LLi
Faulkner George A., bookkeeper, dwl 423 Sutter
FAtLIiSEB GEOttUE L., pnntmg materials office
310 and 312 Clav, dwl Twenty -fourth nr Howard
Faulkner James, groceries and Uquors, 10-20 Pacific
Faulkner Patrick, helper S. F. GasLight Co., Potrero
Faulkner Thomas, porter Thomas H. belby i Co., dwl 240
FaulSwiUiam. president -\nnie Belcher Quicksilver
Mhiing Co., office 37 Merchants' Exchange, res Tubbs
Hotel, Oakland
Faulkner WiUiam, seaman, dwl 150 Steiiart
Faulkner. See FaUmer and Falconer i
Faull John A., capitaUst, dwl 1209 Sutter !
Faull WUliam (Wdson, Merry a.- Co.), dwl S92 Sutter
Faulsch F. E., landscape gardener, dwl 3 Chatham PI
Faulstich Thaddeus, groceries and hquors, ^W cor iifth
and Xatoma , =,., d,. i,
Faure EmUe, butler Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 51; Bu>h
Faure Eugene, laborer City and County Hospital, L a
Potrero -\v nr Tw-enty-second
Faure Laurent, cook Occidental Hotel
Fauss Daniel, Uquordealer, W s Stevenson bet ^meteenth
and INventieth, dwl lo52 Stevenson
Fauss Henn-, Uquor saloon, SE cor Nmeteenth and Miss
Fauss Louis, driver WUlows Brewery, dwl SE cor Mission
and Nineteenth » i, _„
Fauss O. & Co. (GustaK Kleinclaus and ilrs. Barbara
Kleiiulam), proprietors WUlows Brewery-, bE cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Fauss Otto (0. FaMS d; Co.), dwl SE cor Xmeteenth and
Mission „ ,
Faust Edward F., salesman, dwl 108 Taylor
Faust John, butcher Charles Sahrbacher, dwl 904 Stock-
Faust "Ludwig, cabinetmaker Teuhner & Hoffman, dwl
NW cor FiUmore and Green»ich , , , ,.,1
Faust Tobias, messenger Ladies' ReUef Society, dwl 442i
Natoma
Fautsch Alfred, carpenter, dwl 610 Sixth
Fautsch F. E., nursery- and depot, 5 Chatham PI
Fautsch LawTence, hairdresser Lampe Bros., dwl 6JM
Fava Amedeo, vegetables, 72 Colombo Market
Fava Innocenzo, peddler, dwl 10O4 Pacmc
Fava Martino, vegetables, 00 Colombo Market
Favali --ingelo, bootmaker Eugene Pardim, dwl Cmon PI
Favard --- Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 209 Montgomery At
MOHGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
', p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Favor Charles S., clerk Pilsburj', Adam & Co., dvvl W s
Middle nr California
Favor J. H. ilrs., doakmaker B. Kowalsky, dwl 727 How
Faviir Kimball, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 131
Third
Fa\Te Ambroise, laborer 531 Commercial, dwl NW cor
Broadway and Dupont
Fa\Te Frani^ois {Faere iL- Jmissmtd), dwl 539 Vallejo
Fa\Te iV Jaussaud (Francois Favre and Benjamin Jaus-
saud), importers \viues, liquors, etc., 430 and 432
Jackson
Fawcett George, condnctor City R. R., dwl 2050 Mission
Fawcett Stephen (Fawcett il; Aiigsburgh), dwl 205 Dup
Fawcett & Au^'sburgh (^Stephen Fawcett and Frederick
Auysbiayh), fruits and vegetables, 73 Centre Market
Fay , reporter, dwl 704 Folsom
Fay Abraham, peddler, dwl 231 Tyler
Fay Andrew, market, dwl SW cor Mission and Twenty-
second
Fay Barnard, plasterer William P. Teague, dwl 19 Gilbert
FAY CALEK T,, commission merchant, office 006
Montgomery' room 23, dwl 1329 Pine
Fay lta\id, dwlSE cor Chestnut and Leavenworth
Fay Edward, coachman, dwl 332 Union
Fay Edward J., clerk, dwl 944 Folsom
Fay Hamilton, clerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 225 Tjier
Fay James, driver James Torakinson, dwl 57 Minna
Fay James, machinist Howe Machine Co., dwl Union nr
Mason
Fay James B., trunkmaker, dwl 944 Folsom
FAY JAJIE!^ D., attorney at law, office 85 and 36
Montgomery Block, dwl 318 Brj'ant
Fay James G., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory
Fay Jeremiah, miner, dwl 227 Second
Fay John, bird-cagemaker Chai'les C. Allen, dwl 24 Gar-
den
Fay John, calker, dwl 117 Dnimm
Fay Jolin, laborer, dwl 20 Anthony
Fay Ji:thn, soap manufactm'er, dwl 2014 Powell
Fay Joseph B., driver iJeming, Palmer iSi Co., dwl 22
Hunt
Fay Julius, bookkeeper Kaindler & Co., dwl 1700 Mason
Fay Lizzie (widow), dwl 233 Stevenson
Fay Maria K. (widow), dwl 65 Tehama
Fay Mary (widow), dwl 26 Louisa
Fay Mary A. Miss, teacher Potrero School, dwl 113 Fran-
cisco
Fay Max H., collector Henry Keller & Co., dwl 311 Stock-
ton
Fay M. B., laborer, dwl NE cor Vallejo and Franklin
Fay Michael, Uquor saloon, SW cor Mission and Twenty-
sixth
Fay Patrick, stableman Richard Dowling, dwl 610 How
Fay Peter, boatman, dwl 113 Francisco
Fay Philip S., real-estate and money broker, office 420
Montgomery rooom 6, dwl S34 Grove
Fay Pliny, druggist, NW cor Hyde and Turk, dwl 225
Tyler
Fay Roger, laborer, dwl 144 Shipley
Fay Sarah iliss, dressmaker, 337 Tehama
Fay Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 56 Jessie
Fay Thomas, laborer, dwl 24 Garden
Fay Thomas, laborer, dwl 64 Jessie
Fay Thomas, laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
Alabama bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Fay Thomas, molder Savage & Son, dwl 56ii Mission
Fay Tliomas J., broker, 420 Montgomery room 6, dwl 619
Pine
Fay Thomas P., furniture dealer, 944 Folsom
Fay William, dwl S34 Grove
Fay William, groom George Poialtney, dwl Railroad
House
Fayard John E., hairdresser and importer and dealer
human hair, 208 Stockton
Fayhen E., miner, dwl 741 Market
Fayle A. W., laborer Daniel D. Holland, dwl 181 Jessie
Faylor G. W., collector Spear St. WTiarf, dwl 217 Sev-
enth
Faylor Michael D., dwl 509 Brannan
Faylor William A., conductor N. B. &, Mission R, R., dwl
609 Bramian
Fayne N. J., mason Palace Hotel
Fazie S. Miss, teacher languages, dwl 1014 Stockton
Fazzi Angelo, bootmaker A. Caselli, dwl 810 Sansom
Fear George, stevedore Menzies & Bmgham, dwl 31 Alta
Feum G., painter car shop Southern Pac. R. R., cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
Fearj' Tliomas, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 123 Clara
Feather River Railroad Co., office 606 Mont room 23
Featheral Jacob, cabinetmaker John B. Lucheinger &
Son, dwl cor Market and Tenth
Featherly Henrietta Miss, teacher Union Primary School
dwl 913 Vallejo
Featherly Sarah (widow), dwl 913 Vallejo
Featherly Sarah F. Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary
School, dwl 013 Vallejo
Featherston Hugh, dwl 15 \Vhite PI
Featherston James, coppersmith, dwl 15 White PI
Featherston James, packer Charles Langley & Co., dwl
313 C^ary, rear
Featherston John, clerk Charles Langley & C3o., dwl 313
Geary, rear
Featherston Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 15 White PI
Featherston Patrick J., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg
Factory, dwl 15 White PI
Featherston Peter, market, 16 Zoe
Febemez Louis, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 721
Pacific
Fechheimer Charles S. (Nolters ^ Fechkeimer), dwl 237
Tvier
FECilllEI^IEK, GOOOKIND A CO. (Jf S. Fech-
keiincr, Hcnnj Goodkind, and Ucnry Eronthal), im-
porters and jobbers cluthing, 16 and IS Sansom
Fechheimer Martin S. (Fechheinwr, Goodkind *L- Co.), res
New York
Fechter Edward, mason, dwl 741 Market
Fecklenburg Charles, carpenter, dwl 1055 Folsom
Feder Louis, commission merchant, office 18 Battery, dwl
918 O'Farrell
Feder Moses M. (Unger d; F.), dwl 914 O'Farrell
Feder Robert, clothing, 212 Brannan, dwl 14 Stanford
Feder Samuel (liuseiUluU, Feder tt Co.), res Boston
Federlein B., ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, 343
Third
Fee Patrick, plumber P. R. O'Brien, dwl 244 Jessie
Feehan John, bootmaker, 103 Fifth, dwl NE cor Fulton
and Franklin
Feehan John, groceries and liquors, 142 and 144 Fiftt,
dwl 126 Fell
Feehan Thomas E., clerk S. C. Bugbee & Son, dwl 126
Fell
Feehan William, dwl 715 Clementina
Feely Dennis, carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Feely Dennis, proprietor Cisco Lodging-s, 532 Commercial,
and Oregon Lodgings, 641 Commercial
Feely James, plasterer, dwl 134 Fourth
Feely Thomas, hackman, Plaza, dwl 12 Brenham PI
Feely William, plumber, dwl 914 Brjant
Feeuey B. Mrs., furnished rooms, :i23 Stevenson
Feeuey Bernard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Feeney Bridget (widow), dwl S s Vallejo bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Feeney Ellen Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 614
California, rear
Feeney Ellen B. (widow), dwl 6 O'Farrell Alley
Feeney James, expressman, cor Post and Kearny, dwl E s
Lagima bet Pine and Bush
Feeney James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second, dwl 45 Louisa
Feeney James, miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl 11 Minna
Feeney James, packer and superintendent laborers Cus-
tom House, I'es Oakland Point
Feeney John, boilermaker Francis L Currj'
Feeuey John, clerk James Deely, dwl SW cor Polk and
Pine
Feeney John, watchman Golden Gate Mills, dwl 11 Minna
Feeney Luke, miner, dwl 321 Pacffic
Feeney Michael, seaman, dwl 664 Br3'ant
Feeuey Owen, laborer, dwl 264 Clementina
Feeney Patrick J., molder Savage it Son, dwl 227 Second
Feeney Stephen, employe S. F. Gas Light Ck)., cor King
and Second
Feeney Thomas, Brickla3'ers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Feeney Timothy, laborer, dwl 431 Clementina, rear
Feeuey William, groceries and liquors, 437 Shipley
Feeny , laborer, E. R. Thomason
Feeny James, bricklayer, dwl 24 Allen
Feeny James, laborer John Cochran, dwl SW cor Bryant
^nd Eighth
Feeny John, clerk, dwl W s Scott bet Geary and O'Far-
rell
Feeny Joseph, bootmaker, dwl 948 Howard
Feeny Joseph, shoemaker Einstein Bros. &, Co., dwl 430
Pierce
Feeny L., laborer Palace Hotel
Feeny Mary (\\-idow), dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Feeny Michael, laburer, dwl W s Scott bet Geary and
O'Farrell
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FeenV Patrick, paint«r, dwl 111-2 Kearny, rear
Feenv Robert, painter, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Fees "George, barkeeper Henry Hofmann, dwl 1110 Uup
Fecan Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Feaen James (Uealy i- F.), dwl 71 >atoina
Fehaly John, longshoreman, dwl 410 Folsom, reat
Fehan Daniel, laborer, dwl 009 Mmna
Fehen James, laborer, dwl 64 Sacramento
Fehnemann Minna (widow), grocenes, NW cor Larkin
Fehr C. Ha^berg, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Fehrenback Joseph, boot and shoeniaker, 5*6 Mission
Fehrii John, barber, cor Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Ferbusch Louis, watchmaker, dwl 5 (120) Clmton
Feibush Marcu^, groceries and Uquors, NE cor Fulton and
Feig^Ale^ander, tumiture, 237 Third, dwl 230 aementina
Fei-RSiael, salesman Edward Kewman, dwl 230 Clem
FeiJe Henn-, bootmaker, dwl 980 Harrison
Fe to J Henrj', carpenter 2 Hardie PI, dwl 30J Garden
Fe lenbaum Senjaiiin (Feir,eut,a,un ^: C»-).dv,d 418 Tyler
Feigenbaum Joseph (Feigmibaum S- Co.), dwl ^2^ EMj
FEMJENBAUM A CO. (Benjamin Fe^ioenbaiwi, Louis
*Sch,rttrTz^child, and Joseph Feige^^^^^^^
and wholesale toys and fancy goods and willow ware.
Fell K?crarV(f'rrSc/.ni(,.r), dwl W cor Hyde and
FeuTschnitger (Diehard Feil ai^BmrySchmtaer),
groceries and liquors, in\' cor Hyde and Elba
Feilin- Louis, clerk 325 Front, dwl 15 ^\>,lliam
Feildinir Louis Hemy, clerk E. C'ah.ll & Co., dwl 610 EUis
Feintuch Marcus (Hdlcr A J'.), df 27 Russ
Feintuch Morris, bookkeeper Heller & Feintuch, dwl 27
Feisel^Frederick T., blacksmith and carriage factory, 1609
Misston dwl N s O'Farrell bet Laguna and Buchajian
Feist Adolph, merchant, office 7 and 9 Battery, dwl 34
Feistmaver Meyer, bottler S. Lachman & Co., dwl E s
Third nr Harrison „ _, t^ _, » ti
Feix John, melter Melter and Eeflner-s Department V.
S. Mint, dwl 508 Hayes t. » „
Felber Clements, engineer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
Felch NlahT™! Pearlman d- Co.), dwl 439 Bush
Feld Joseph, tailor, dwl 13 Everett
Feldbusch John D., baker, dwl 1219 Polk
Feldbusch John Henrj', groceries and Uquors, NW cor
Polk and California , , - , j , ,:o<i Q>,„t
Feldbusch John H. D. (^Fddtmch i- Co.), dwl 628 Shot-
Feldbusch & Co. (7. H. D. Feldbusch), jmportera ^d
wholesale toys and fancy goods, 300 and 308 Batter}
Felde John Z., dwl 220 Pacific ,oiair„„.
Felder Charles, packer H. Rossba*, dwl 918 Mont
Feldheim Daniel, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 236
Feldmam Charles W., barkeeper Christian Feldmann,
dwl 953 Folsom , , ^ ™ xlwl 9iR
Feldmann Christian, liquor saloon, 14 Geary, dwl 246
FeldmamrJohn Otto (^KavfmamiA F.). dwl 3M F^th
Feldmann L. & Co. (Herntuin Co'des), importers and
wholesale wood and willow ware and agents S. F.
Bru^h Factory, 315 and 317 Sacramento
FeldniTnn Louis (i. Feldrmnn ,i Co. and Fddnuinn,
S;»™s«°& Co.), dwl NE cor ShotweU and T>venty-
Feldmann, Simpson & Co. (i«ns feW^'^nn, Richard
W Simpson, and Herman Cordcs), propnetors S. F.
Brush Factory, 836 Harrison
Feldtmann Henry H., porter Sroufe, Sweeney & Co., dwl
Feldtman^p'^r N., bookkeeper Pacific DistilUug and Re-
fliiiii"' Co., 411 Washington, dwl 818 Larkm
Felfer WUlto, blacksmith A. Muir & Co., dwl Mmna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Felhiirty Frank, masher Bay View Distillery, dwl cor
Nineteenth Av and H, South S. F.
Feliciana Ysais (widow), dwl 1134 Pacific
Felin James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Feline -Martin, shoemaker, dw' 194 Stevenson
Felippe .tatonio, fisherman, dwl Twentieth Av nr F, South
FeUppe Giovaniu, flaherman, dwl Twenty-first Av nr J,
South S. F.
FelLx Frederick, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl cor First Av
and Kentucky, South S.F. , c, wi„rf
FeUx Paul, pantrjTiian stm Los Angeles, Market St.W hart
Felker Henry, carpenter, dwl 2016 Howard
Felker Leonard M., dwl 1920 Mason
Fell Caroline (widow), theatrical costumer, 204 Mont
FeU George W.(0'J3rM:« A" F.), dwl Twenty-fourth bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Fell Jacob, clerk J. Baird, dwl 623 Tehama
Fell John C, tobacconist, dwl 439 Bush
Fell William (Oleeson A Fell), dwl 408 Minna
FeUa Charles, formcarrier Francis & Valentine, dwl 1117
Sacramento
Fella George, painter, dwl 115 Geary, rear , , ,,.
Fella John" polisher with Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 115
FelleT Wiliiam R., bookkeeper 414 Market, dwl 311 Stock
Fellheimer Bernard, clerk Co-operative Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 213 Fourth
Felhuan E., bookkeeper Charles Dahlmann & Co.,^dwl
1105 PoweU , , , „ V fc r.„
FeUman Francis J., salesman Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.,
dwl 4 Gear)' PI , „, ^ v o
Fellows Charles, pressman, dwl W s Cushman nr Sac
Fellows E. P. & Co. (Caspar Pfeiffer and J. J. Cronan),
importers and dealers druggists' glassware and sun-
dries, 318 Clay „ V J , ,,, T, 11
Fellows Everett P. (E. P. Fellows <t Co.), dwl 411 Powell
Fellows George, printer, dwl 7 Cushman
Fellows Samuel S„ assisUnt bookkeeper Redmgton, Hos-
tetter & Co. , dwl Union nr Baker j„, n «,
Felon Jules J., eellarman I. Landeberger & Co., dwl 1108
Montgomery . -, , . a, ,, o
Felsentha! Louis, banker (Panammt, Cal.), office 7 San-
som, dwl 1414 Sutter ^ ,. „ , „ - ;,,„
Felsenthal Philip, merchant (Pioche, Nev.), office 7 San-
som, dwl 1414 Sutter , ,„, „.„
Felsin^- Frederick, butcher Jacob Breilmg, dwl 9«5 Miss
Felt Alexander, stevedore A. C. Freese „v„j„
Felt EUen Mrs. (widow), seamstress, dwl Solano nr Khode
Felt I. W., traveling agent Lilienthal & Co., 223 Cal
Felt J. J., capitalist, office 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 110 Sut-
Feltings Simon, clerk Scwartz, Busing & Meyer, dwl 1
Felton^haries N. , capitalist, office 402 Montgomery roomH
11 and 12, dwl 14 Kearny
Felton John, expressman cor Pacific and Stockton, dwl
1316 Pacific oi nati nr™.
FEM'O' JOHN B., attorney at law, office 626 Mont-
gomerv', res Oakland . , „ xt ii „»
FeltSn Lex^-, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, dwl" New Mont
Felton WilUam R., bookkeeper Henry Gerke, dwl 311
Feltv George, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Felvey LawTence, cooper, 106 Market, dwl 6 Natoma
Fenburg Louis, jeweler, dwl 1220 Powell
Fendeizen August, carpenter, 741 Mission
Fenderly Jonathan, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Fendrich Charles, artist, dwl 1206 Stockton
Fenelon Thomas, painter, dwl 304 Beale p„,„^
Fenelon Thom;is, painter and grainer dwl 614 Kearny
Feneman WilMam, cabinetmaker Cahforma Manufactur-
Fen^ Richard, barkeeper Frederick Dahmker, dwl SE cor
Berry and Ritch i ■ \
FE.\KH.«'SEX A. CO. <.'^<'"^'\. ''''"'"'t'llTJ'Jll
importers and jobbers wines and Uquors, 301 and 303
Fenkhausen Amandus (A. Fenkhauaen i- Co.), dwl 1123
FenkhaSen Cffisar, bookkeeper Abrams & CarroU, dwl
1123 Sutter J , „„ T •
Fenlon Jeremiah, plumber, dwl 37 Louisa
Fenn , clerk, dwl 316 Pine
Fenn Frederick C. M., chipped meat manufacturer, 1124
Market, dwl i Lilly Av „ . , , i ■ii„
Fenn Frederick G. W., bookbinder A. BusweU, dwl4 Lilly
Av
Fenn Thomas W., clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co., res
Oakland , , ^^„, ,,.
FenneU Catharine (vvidow), dwl 5631 Minna
Femiell Dennis, saddle and hamessmaker, 622 Batt«iy,
dwl 1229 Union
FenneU Georgiana (colored), dwl 16 Scott PI _„.„^,
FenneU Henry, boots and shoes, W s Mission betJVen^-
Third and Twenty-fourth, dwl Serpentme Av nr Fol-
T^eplacelTietth^^eS^^ster^^^a^s^^ Oysters at MOR&AN & CO. S.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Estatlished 1852.
Fennell L. E. Miss, teacher Sau Bruno School, dwl cor
First Av and Sixteenth
Fennell Martin, policeman City Hall, dwl N s Twentieth
bet ^'aleucia and Guerrero
Fenjiell Patrick engrineer, dwl S s Sbrteenth nr Dolores
Fennell Richard, car]>enter, dwl 513 Tehama
Fennell William, hamessmaker Jacob W. White, dwl
Fair Oaks bet T^venty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Fennelon Thomas, vamisher Henry W. Carson, dwl U. S.
Hotel
Fenner James D., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
dwl 100 Post
Fenner O. B., machinist and modelmaker, 7 First, dwl
13 Russ
Feunerty William, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Suttei
Fennessy David, blacksmith John Ewing, dwl 120 Valen-
cia
Feunessy Da%id, stablekeeper, dwl 120 Ridley
Fennessy Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 132
First
Fennessy J., plumber Palace Hotel
Femiessy James, night watchman New City Hall
Feunessy James, tailor Green & Seller, dwl 1009 Jones
FE»ESSY JOH>% ci\-il eugdneer, dwl 2613 Sac
Fenney Michael, laborer Masonic Cemetery
Fenniu L., carpenter, dwl 713 Shotwell
Fensfeld , dw! 603 Pine
Fenstermacber Martin, liquor saloon, 420 Brannaoa, dwl 14
Bowman PI
Fentheimer (widow), dwl 63 Water
Feuton Catherine, confectionen', dwl 14 Bowen's Block
W s Railruad Av nr Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Fenton Catherine T. Mrs., lodgings, 720 Market
Fenton Daniel, bootmaker, dwl 61S Grove
Fenton Edward, machinist Hawkins &. Cantrell, dwl 81
Natoma
Fenton Frederick, dwl 20 Ellis
Fenton Henry W., dwl American Exchange
Fenton H. R., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Fenton James, blacksmith, dwl 14 Bowen's Block W 9
Railroad Av nr Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Fenton James, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 320 Geary,
rear
Fenton Jeremiah, plmnber Charles Waters, dwl 30 Louisa
Fenton John, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 720 Market
Fenton Juhn, shoemaker, dwl S s Birch Av bet Laguna
and Octavia
Fenton Juhn H., shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
518 Grove
Fenton LawTence J., tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
61S Grove
Fenton M. J., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Fenton Patrick, compositor Monitor, dwl NE cor Geary
and Buchanan
Fenton Patrick, fruits and vegetables, dwl 620 Grove
Fenton Patrick, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
304 Beale
Feolerer Jacob, carpenter, dwl cor Polk and Market
Ferber Joseph, barkeeper 612 Sac, dwl 1032 Market
Ferd Nicholas, seaman stm Ventura
Ferdenanderz Manuel, physician, office 215 Kearny, dwl
61S Fourth
Ferdinand Peter, dwl 411 Sansom
Ferelli Francisco, fruitpeddler, dwl 621 Pacific, rear
Ferenbem O. F. Larsen, carpenter, dwl 27 Freelon
Feretto Joseph, barkeeper 535 Sacramento, dwl Bcstole
nr Vallejo
Fergoola Antonio, laborer, dwl 6 Gaven
Fergustin , dwl 83S Mission
Ferguson A. carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Ferguson A., hamessmaker H. D. Jameson, dwl 514 How-
ard
Ferguson Alexander S., woolgrower, dwl 14 Oak
Ferguson Ann Miss, teacher, dwl 778 Harrison
FergusL^n Anne, chambermaid Russ House
Ferguson Bernard L., capitalist, dwl Lick House
Ferguson Da\id, clerk Hill & Kilgour. dwl 909 Howard
Ferguson Da\id. collector Broadwav ^Tiarf , dwl 1321 Wash
Ferguson Donald, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 811 Stockton
Ferguson D. R., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Ferguson Ebenezer, bookkeeper James Moore, dwl 1014
PoweU
Ferguson F., stovemounter, dwl 14 Frederick
Ferguson Frederick, seaman, dwl 37 Pae^ific
Ferguson Frederick, tinsmith Joseph J. VasconceUos, dwl
C13 Mission
Ferguson G., painter Palace Hotel
Ferguson George, carpenter, dwl 710 Lombard
Ferguson George, cook stm Mose, Beale St. Wharf
Ferguson George B., salesman J. W. Da\idson & Co., dwl
946 Howard
Ferguson George H., draftsman and surveyor, dwl 331
Oak
Ferguson H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Ferguson Hans, miner, dwl 119 SUver
Ferguson Henr>-, plasterer, dwl 632 Stevenson
Ferguson Heurj- W., weigher Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
cor SieiTa and Michigan
Ferguson Janies, dwl 121 Montgomery
Ferguson James, dwl 460 Minna
Ferguson James, boilennaker. dwl 48 Sacramento
Ferguson James, master mariner, dwl 209 Capp
Ferguson James, molder Thompson Bros., dwl 330 How
Ferguson James, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Fergoison James, second engineer stm Mary Taylor, Pacific
St. Wharf
Ferguson James, sheet-ironworker, dwl cor Ritch and
Bryant
Ferguson James, waiter stm AmeHa, Broadway Wharf
Ferguson James A. (Gray, Ferguson d: Baldridge), dwl 5
Virginia
Ferguson James A., druggist, dwl 327 Larkin
Ferguson James L., carpenter, dwl 418 Oak
Ferguson James P., livery stable, 1025 Market, dwl 638
Second
Ferguson Jeremiah, miner, dwl 741 Market
Ferguson John, coalpasser stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Ferguson Juhn, Uquor saloon and restaurant, 636 Market
and 35 Sutter, dwl 310 Mason
Ferguson John, waiter S. F. Bar Assn, dwl Polk Lane nr
Stockton
Ferguson Joseph, gardener J. H. Leonard, dwl W s Va-
lencia bet Quinn and Blossom
Ferguson Joseph, laundrtnnan, dwl 230 Kearny
Ferguson J. S., carpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
Ferguson Kenith, seaman, dwl Quincy House
Ferguson Lewis C, entry clerk Hooker & Co., dwl 838
Mission
Ferguson Malcolm, carpenter, dwl 16 Willow Av
Ferguson Mary (^vidow), dwl 118 Francisco
Feigruson Mary E. , dressmaker, dwl 437 Natoma
Ferguson Nannie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A, Richmond,
dwl 69 Minna
Ferguson P., fanner, dwl 636 Commercial
Ferguson Peter, dwl 107 Dupont
Fei^son Phineas F., clerk California Laundry, dwl 710
Lombard
Ferguson Samuel, carpenter, dwl 33 Geary
Ferguson Stewart, conductor Central R. R., dwl Eureka
Hotel
Ferguson Thomas, stovemounter, dwl 14 Frederick
Ferguson Tilghman H., dentist, office 224 Kearny, dwl 816
Powell
Ferguson Walter, porter James H. Widber, dwl 331 Oak
Ferguson William, acidworker Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eoardman PI
Ferguson William, blacksmith Pacific RoUing MUIs, dwl
SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Ferguson William, tanner, dwl S s Twentieth Av bet H
and I, South S. F.
Ferguson William D., marine reporter, dwl IIS Francisco
Ferguson William H., bootblack and whitener, IS Sixth,
dwl S s Pacific nr Powell
Ferini Bartholemeo, engineer N. Giamboni & Co., 519
Clay
Ferini Carlo, cook N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Feriager Fred, bookbinder Althof & Eahls, dwl 1317J Pow-
ell
Fenner Alexander, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Fern Gleorge, wagonmaker, dwl 310 Mason
Fern William, capitalist, dwl 915 Stockton
Femald Joseph S., stockbroker, 426 California, dwl N s
Bush bet Fillmore and Webster
Feman Charles E., clerk 23 California Market, dwl 218
Prospect PI
Fernandez 0., assistant cook Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de
Gama
Fernandez M., merchant, dwl 214 Ellis
Fernandez M., watchman stm Amelia, Broadway Wharf
Fernandez Manuel, cook, dwl 466 Jessie
Fernandez Mar)' Mrs., dwl 63S Mission
Fernandez Peter {Fernandez tO A'jnirre), dwl 329 Keamy
Fernandez Philip, cook Peterson Brothers, dwl 531 East
Fernandez & Aguirre {Peter Fernandez, Peter Aguirre,
and Joseph Costa), hatters, 329 Keamy
Femandro Peter, bootblack, dwl 3 Quincy PI, rear
Ferabach Victor, merchant, office 409 CaUfomia, dwl 646
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Femstrom J. F., cigars and tobacco, 620 Market, dwl 933
Feroggiaro Angelo, kitchen garden, E 8 Eailroad Av Bay
View, South S. F. „ j j i /-,«
Feroggiaro G. B., liquor saloon, 621 Broadway, dwl 630
Feroggiaro Natala, vegetable dealer, 13 Bannam PI nr
Union
Ferot Felix, bakery, S19 Broadway
Ferr Peter, confectioner, dwl 1609 Leavenworth
Ferraes Amador, fireman Pacific MaU S. S. Winchester
Ferral John, dwl 67 Natoma
Ferral John, architect, dwl 16 O'Farrell
Ferral Robert, assistant district attorney City and County,
office 8 Montgomery Av room 6, dwl 67 Natoma
Ferrand Cjiirian, market, 823 Pacific
Ferrand E., butcher, dwl 823 Pacific
Ferrand L., knifegrinder, dwl 1337 Dupont
Ferrari Luigl, with Scalmanini & Co., dwl 32 Clay
Ferrari Louis, laborer, 612 Sansom
Ferraro John, seaman stm Ventura .. _i
Ferre Antonio, laborer A. J. Griffith, dwl S s Washmgton
bet Drunmi and East ,
Ferrii Geoige H., Uquidating clerk Custom House, dwl
113 Stockton „ J 1 on
Ferre John K., hakdresser Abraham Peyser, dwl 20
Ferreira Alberto, bootmaker Joaquin J. Silva, dwl 413
Drumm
Ferreira Mary (widow), dwl 528 Bush
Ferreira Michael D., seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Ferren James, salesman H. Burns, dwl NE cor FolBom
Ferrea John, salesman Lesser Lesz>Tisky, dwl 1160 Fol
Ferren LawTence, groceries and liquors, 1160 Folsom
Ferrer Manuel, teacher music, dwl 1510 Mason
Ferrera Augustin, cigannaker, dwl 1107 Kearny
Ferrera Giovanni, vegetable dealer, dsvl 15 Baimam PI nr
Union , ,, , i
Ferrera Guiseppe, vegetables, 57 Colombo Market
Ferrera John, gardener Joseph Ferrera, dwl E s Market
nr Wells Av
Ferrera Joseph, gardener, E s Market nr Wells Av
Ferrera Louis, gardener Joseph Ferrera, dwl E s Market
nr Wells Av
Ferreria Aquilino, cigarpacker Diez, Bertz & Co.
Ferretii John B. (Ferretti S: Cordano), dwl 615 Pacific
Ferrettj & Cordano {John B. Ferretti and Michael tor-
ilami), wood and coal, 616 Pacific
Ferrie WiiUam, clerk George Mearns, dwl 13 PoweU
Ferrien Louis, agent Louis J. Renault, dwl 430 Bush
Ferrier Joim S., market, 819 Jackson, dwl 912 Jackson
Ferris A. &., physician, office and dwl 832 Howand
Ferris C, brlcldayer New City Hall, dwl 216 First
FerriflC, conductor Market St. E. R.
Ferris Charles, butcher WOson, Merry & Co., dwl 412
Larliin
Ferris Crawford, mason Palace Hotel
Ferris Daniel, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Ferris Darid, booUnaker, 631 Merchant, dwl 502 Bdw?
Ferris Da\nd C, mining, office 418 California, dwl bOb t ol
Ferris Edwin E., importer tables, chairs, etc., 41^7
Stevenson, dwl Nucleus House
Ferris George, engineer Palace Hotel, dwl 613 Fourth
Ferris George Y., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 16 Sher-
Ferris J. Milton {Jame» McDonogh i- Co.), dwl 1010
Washington
Ferris John, clerk, dwl 131 Montgomery
Fen-is John A., capitalist, dwl Euss House
Ferris Joseph, waiter, dwl 728 Howard
Ferris J. R., capUin stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Ferris L. W., mining, office 418 California, dwl 606 Fol
Ferris Michael, waiter, dwl 29 Jessie
Ferris Samuel A,, salesman James Coimelly & Co.
Ferris W., dwl 40 Second ,„„„., , .
Ferris William C, salesman Davis Bros., dwl 926 Market
Ferris William H., keeper Grand Hotel BiUiard Saloon,
dwl 320 Post J , „„ „
Ferro Daniel, hostler Erasmus Spnrgeon, dwl 662 Brj'ant
Ferro Francisco, svjaman, dwl Oriental Hotel
Ferrs' Bamev, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 29 Jessie
Ferry Edward, teamster F. Barnard & Co., dwl N s \ aUejo
bet Battery and Sansom, rear
Ferry George, drayman, dwl 915 Stockton
Ferry Hugh, helper Hinckley & Co., dwl 916 Bryant
Ferr>' Michael, coachman S. L. Jones, NW cor Hayes and
Fillmore
Ferry. See Ferrie
.
Fersenheim Leopold, salesman Max Burkardt, dwl 742
Washington
Ferson J A. (Feraon X- Brum), dwl Philadelphia House
Person & Bnins (J. A. Fenmi and Harry Bruns), ship-
ping merchants and dealers wool, copper, iron, etc.,
Ferter Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl Na-
toma bet First and Second „ , ^
Femeiaro Natale, vegetables, 50 Colombo Market
Fess Joseph, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl cor
Potrero Av and Santa Clara
Fessenden S. H. (i!. A. Swain A Co.), res Boston
Fessington Thomas, toundryman Hanscom £ Co., awl z;
Fetsch Brothers (C/iarks and Desirie Fetsch), tanners, N
B Twenty-seventh nr San Bnuio Road
Fetsch Charles (Fetsch Brothers), dwl N 8 Twenty-seventh
nr San Bruno Road , „ „. . .v
Fetsch Desiri5e (Fetich Brothers),&v\ N s Twenty-seventh
nr San Bruno Road . , „ „ - ,
Fetsch Jacob, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl cor
Sixteenth and De Haro „„ „ i j
Fett Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom and
WiUow, dwl 10 Willow ,,„„,„ v
Fetter Albert C, clerk Isaac F. Eaton, dwl 1824 Bush
Fetter Benjamin M-, real estate, dwl 1824 Bush
Fetterer Conrad, tailor, dwl 1208 Kearny ,.,,,-
Fety Claude B., metal engraver, 647 Merchant, dwl 3
Fety EmUe C, jeweler Smith, Eichter & Co., dwl 3 Jas
Fetz'^j'oseph, cellarmaster S. Lachman & Co., dwl 315
Folsom
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, 121 Fourth, rear , , -„,
Fetzer George, clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 634
Fetzer' Thomas, clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 634
Feuchtwanger Siegmund, bookkeeper Neustadter Bros.,
dwl 513 Post „ . . , „ J- «,»
FEl'EKSTEIN K. A CO. {Frederick Roedinq and
GiKtamts Danzel), commission merchants, 230 Cal
Feuillard Emile, jeweler California Jeweliy Co.
Feure Margaret Mrs., shirtmaker Mrs. Richard Lawless,
Feusler Ed^rarf D. (Feusier & Spafford), dwl 625 Green
Feusier Henry, dwl 1027 Green , „, . .. , , ,„„,
Feusier Louis {MaHin, Feusier, and Stegani), dwl 1027
FeusteTs Spafford (.Edward D. Feusier and James M.
Svaford), commission merchants, office 323 front
Fevre August, waiter Louis L. Lantheaume, dwl Cahfor-
nia Hotel „,
Fey Conrad, carpenter, dwl 10 ^ arerme PI
Fev Henry, laborer, dwl 10 Varenne PI
FeVben Nicholas J., plasterer Palace Hotel
Fiala John T., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General s Office,
Fiatt James, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 321 Pac
Fibev William, engineer, dwl 696 (572) Stevenson
Fice Frederick J., waiter, dwl E s Stockton bet Broadway
and Vallejo „.._,.
Ficht John, seaman, dwl 7 Washington
Fichter George, clerk 628 Kearny, dwl 4 Grand PI
Flchter George, waiter E. Marchand, dwl cor Dupont and
Filbert
Fichtner Carl, dwl 504 Fell
Fick August, painter, dwl 331 Sixth
Pick Henrj-, carpenter, dwl Hotel Kh«ta
Fick Heurj', cook Fourth St. Hotel, dwl512 Fourth
Pick John F., shipping clerk Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl
1424 Pacific
Fick WiUiam, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Fickel Henry, expressman, cor Hinckley and Pmckney PI
Ficken Henry, dwl 431 Fulton
Flcken Louis (Larkin * F.), dwl 414 Natoma
Ficken Martin, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl Golden
Fickettlsaili's., gilder Snow & May, dwl 306 Taylor
Fickett James E., teamster, dwl 37 Natoma
?iSrZhaJd';'l?boSTa&*r S'finery, dwl 162 Uara
Fiddler Matthew, laborer, dwl 234 Oak
Fidler Nathan D., teamster Israel M. Emery, dwl 17^
Minna bet Third and Fourth
Fiebig Charles, wheelwright Larkms & Co., dwl 16 J le-
FiedkTjohn, blacksmith Kimball Manul. Co., dwl 916
Folsom
MORGAN & CO., 87 CaUfornia Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1S52.
Fiedler Sophron, teacher music, dwl 12 Brenham PI
Fiedler William, couductor Sutter St. E. E., dwl 1338
Pulk
Ficge Eichard, upholsterer, dwl 20 Harriet
Fiegel Augruste, baker, dwl 339 Jessie
Fiegers Carl, tanner, dwl XE cor Dnuinan and Eighth
Field Alfred B. (BKliardson iC- F.). dwl 700 Post
Field Andrew T., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl
lllj Minna
Field Bamum W., timekeeper Palace Hotel, dwl 127 Kear
Field Carrie P. Miss, principal Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 303 Lombard
Field Charles, furniture manufacturer, dwl 519 Third
Field Charles, marblepolisher John Sweeney, dwl 649
Mission
Field Daniel C, bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 626
California
Field Eugene, painter, dwl SW cor Blossom and Valencia
Field George D., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl 504 Kearny
Field Hampton E., stationery and toys, 1009 Howard
Field Jeremiah, laborer Bay View Distillery, dwl Nine-
teenth Av nr H, South S. F.
Field John, raining stocks, dwl 547 Mission
Field John, expressman, dwl 763 Bri'ant
Field S. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
303 Lombard
Field Silas C, real estate, dwl 1828 Bush
Field Spafford C, mining and real-estate broker, office
504 Kearny
FIEL» STEPHEN D., secretary and electrical engi-
neer Electrical Construction and Maintenancfe Co.,
oHice 134 Sutter, dwl 924^ Pine
Field Stephen J., associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court
and judge Ninth Judicial Circuit, office 2 U. S. Comt
Building, res Washington, D. C.
Field Thomas, portraitpainter, 603 Market
Field Thomas A., clerk, dwl 11,} Preelon
Field William A., dwl 516 Stevenson
Fieldam Michael, fireman, dwl 138 Folsom
Fielden Fielden, engineer, dwl Humboldt bet Kansas and
Vermont
Fielding A. T., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Fielding Clarence J., photographer, dwl N s Devlsadero
bet Post and Sutter
Fielding Jeremiah, plasterer Palace Hotel
Fielding John C, photographic printer George D. Morse,
dwl 417 Montgomery
Fielding Samuel M., salesman Chenery, Souther* Co.,
dwl 903 Post
Fielding Thomas, waterman Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Fields Albert E., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
553 First
Fields Frank, pantrj-man Pacific Mail S. S. Colima, dwl
King St. House
Fields James L., chief teller National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., dwl 830 Post
Fields J. M., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. California, office
NW cor Sacramento and Liedesdorff
Fields John L. (colored), cook, dwl NW cor Clay and Mason
Fields Thomas plasterer, dwl 1059 Howard
Fields Timothy, varnisher Lockhart & Porter, dwl 995
Market
Fields William, molderRisdon I. & L. Works, dwl 30 Russ
Fiehtz Henry, clerk William Fielitz, dwl NE cor Folsom
and Fourth
Fielitz William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom and
Fourth
Fierro Eusebia (widow), dwl 639 Vallejo
Fierro Felipe, editor and proprietor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, office and dwl 1022 Dupont
Fierro F. Santiago, printer Felipe Fierro, dwl 1022 Dup
Fiery L., dwl 835 Clay
Fies John, cabinetmaker Johnson & Best, d» 1 257 Jessie
Fife George S. (S. W. Backus .t Co.), 206 Front
Fife Thomas, machinst Union Iron Works, dwl 254 Tehama
Fifield Daniel, machinist Southern Pac. R. E., dwl cor
Howard and Sixteenth
Fifield William H. (.Bishop d- Fifield), attorney at law,
office 522 Montgomery, dwl 427 Bush
FIFTEEXTn DISTRICT fOUtT, 8 Montgomery
Av third floor
FICi.VUO (dramatic daily), J. P. Bogardus editor and
proprietor, office 532 Merchant
Figaro & Co. Cigar Manufactory, Kulbnan & Armer pro-
prietors, 306 Sacramento
Figel Arthur, clerk Alexander Mann, dwl 105 Mason
Figel Edgar, mth S. Figel, dwl 106 Mason
Figel Frederick, tailor, 5 (iuincy PI
Figel Joseph, merchant tailor, 211 Montgomery, dwl 1209
Howard
Figel Samuel, merchant, 333 Bush, dwl 105 Mason
Figeni Bernardo, woodcutter, dwl 314 Pacilio
Figer Albert, dwl 200 Franeisco
Figer Benedict {Figer Brothers), dwl 828 Pacific
Figer Brothers {Benedict <[• Joseph), California Brush
Factory, 615 Sacramento
Figer Joseph {Figer Brothers), dwl 828 Pacific
Figg F. N. , carpenter, dwl 81 Natoma
Fighte Charles, carpenter, dwl 607 Mission
Figona Angelo, laliorer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jos6 and San Bruno roads
Figona Augustine, laborer, <hvl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jos6 and San Bruno roads
Figoni Antonio, laborer, dwl 314 Pacific
Figuera Louis, furnituredealer, dwl NE cor California
and Mason
Figuiere J., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 819 Montgomery
Fike Nathan (f i/fe £ Sweetser), dwl 812 Green
Fike & Sweetser {Xathan Fike and Stephen Sweetser),
junkdealers. 814 Pacific
Filbon Tliomas, laborer, dwl 8 Frederick
Filbert James W., cook Alms House
Filkin William, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Fillbrook James, milkman, dwl 108 JIason
Fillebromie Alice L. Miss, teacher music, dwl 429 Tehama
Fillebrowne George C, lettercarrier S. F. Post-oflice. dwl
429 Tehama
Fillebrowne J.ame8 Mrs. (widow), dwl 429 Tehama
Fillette Joseph, dwl 113 Oregon
Filley William A., housemover Joel Eajiior, dwl W s
Eighth bet Bryant and Harrison
Fillio N. Rev., dwl NE cor Tj'ler and Leavenworth
Filliot Frank, market and groceries, 116 Sixth, dwl 624
Minna
Fillipo Hippolite, tanner San Francisco Tannery, dwl
Franconia House E s San Bruno Eoad nr Tw-enty-
eighth
Fillman Thomas, brickmason, dwl 33 Freelon
Fillmore D. C. (colored), physician, dwl 328 Third
Fillmore Frederick, shoecutter, dwl 317J Fell
Fillmore Josei>hine (widow), nurse, dwl 55 Minna
Filmer William, foreman Electrotvping Department Paint-
er & Co., dwl 2017 Polk
Filoso Peter, ranchman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Filson John, painter, dwl 622^ Minna
Fimble Byron E., dwl Humboldt House
Fimbreys Fi-ank A., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl
cor Seventeenth and Sanchez
Finburg Isaac, jeweler B. Morris & Co., dwl 253 Jessie
Finburg Louis, jeweler B. Morris & Co. , dwl 1220 Powell
Finch D. B., capitalist, dwl Riiss House
Finch George, porter C. N. Ellinwood, dwl 427 Sutter
Finch Jolm H., driver N. B. and Mission E. R., dwl 316
Fourth
Finch John N., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 2.S
Fifth Av
Finch William G. , cigars and tobacco, 130 and 306 Kearny,
dwl 721 Clementina
Finch William H., salesman A. Haas & Co., res Oakland
FI,\('K UEOKGE, watches, jewehy, and silverware,
NW cor Kearny and Geary, dwl 131 O'Farrell
Finck Henry (Finck A Gundlaeh), dwl NE cor Mont-
gomery and Union
Finck Henry, teamster, dwl 659 Mirma
Finck Heni5' C, coffee and spice mills, 920 Stockton
Finck Henry D., clerk Finck & Gundlaeh), dwl 1312 Dup
Finck Julius (Will J- F.), dwl 1621 Dupont
Finck & Gmidlaeh {Henri/ Finck and Frederick Gund-
laeh), candy manufacturers, 1312 Dupont
Finck. See Fink and Finke
Findla James, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Findley , waterman, dwl 416 O'Farrell
Findley Edward, hostler, dwl 236 Sutter
Findley Frank, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Findley Tliomas, banker (Grass Valley, Cal.), office 424
Montgomeiy, dwl 912 Bush
Findley. See I-'inle.v and Fiulay
Fine Adolphus, bootfinisher Einstein Bros & Co., dwl 12
Polk
Fine John, carrier Abend Post, d^l 3 Mary Lane
Finem Jeremiah, teamster, dwl 15 Cheslcy
Finerty Peter, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Finerty Thomas, liquor saloon, Meiggs' Wharf, dwl 723
Vallejo
Finerty William H., furnished rooms, 16 Sutter
Finerty. See Finnerty
Finfrock Frank, lather Palace Hotel
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Fint' John, laborer, dwl 10 BeiTj-
Fmt-er Herman J., porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
Frngers^John M. (colored), cook Central Pacific R. E. stm
Julia. Broadway Wliarf , i ro
Finigan Holmes, physician, office 545 Jackson, dwl 69
Natonia
Finigan. See Finnegan . _
Fink August, engineer Hibemia Brewery, dwl 709 ie-
Fink?" Augusta P. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 2122 Pacific Av
FinkA W (rc,-»'i;!iyrd-J^.),dwl629Clay
Fink Connul, dn^tsman John B. Luchsiuger * Son, dwl
Fink Hon "'a. Jeweler Wenzel, Eothsohild & HadenJelt,
Fink'neS-^^^rsteward stm Santa Cruz, dwl 1904 Miss
Fink James L. (Burr A FiM), dwl Nucleus Hot«l
Fink Louis, dressmaker, 1228 Stockton n„nont
Fink Theodore, jeweler Da«d \\ . Lairjl dw 1 i Dupont
Fink WiUiam, clerk Henrj- Hacke, dwl 814 Uay
Fink See Finck, Fincke, and Finke _
Finke Alois (Estate of), manufacturer Califorma Cham-
pagne, 819 Montgomery
Finke Anna (widow), dwl 928 Montgomery
Finke Henry, groceries and Uquors, 1627 Powell, dwl SW
cor Powell and Union
Finkenstedt Henry, porter M. Ehrman & Co., dwl cor
Broad Av and Capital. Sau Miguel
Finkler Carl C, secreUry and Ubrarian Supreme Court
CaUfomia, office 640 Clay, dwl 153S Howard
Finlan Michael, dwl 68 Everett „
Finlayson George, salesman Stange ■S^ Hi^' 'i/Va^UoS^T
Finlayson James K., stockbroker, office 634 CahJomia,
dwl 1512 Jones
Finlev Darid, piledriver, dwl 7 Decatur .
FiS cy Edward, hostler Fashion StaWes, dwl 58 Jessie
Fin ev Joel K., real-estate broker, office and dwl 339 Kear
Fiuley John B., foreman Broadway Bonded Warehouse,
res Alameda
Finley Martin, laborer, dwl 732 Natoma
Finlev Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Finlev Richard, wholesale butcher, dwl 204 Fifth
Finlev Robert, laborer, dwl 412 Shipley, rear
Finley Thomas E., deputy superintendent streets, dwl
1821 Sacramento *• -c- „i
Finley William F., inspector hydrants Corporation Yaro,
dwl 636 Green
rlnn^Da^SrcTS'p. Riordan, dwl 1209 PoweU
S lSSd'r^sS:;n\£^r'^^ d-1 1214 Stock
ISn khv^d, laborer, dwl S s OTarrell bet Sterner and
Pierce
Finn Frederick, cook, dwl 8 Clara
Finn James, carpenter, dwl 2i Langton
Finn James, laborer, dwl 122* Dora
Finn James, laborer, dwl 338 Vallejo
Finn James T., teamster 26 Steuart, dwl 419 Natoma _
fZ jShn, brassmolder William TGarratt, fwl 40 Union
Finn John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 34 Mmna
Finn John, laborer, dwl 412 Folsom, rear
VZ John teamster Mechanics' Mill, dwl «9 Na oma
FI>N JOHX F., attorney at law, office 3 Com-t Block
030 Clay,' dwl 606 Folsom
Finn Kate Mrs., dressmaker, 1214 Stockton
Finn M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Finn Margaret (widow), lodging-s. 513 Howard
Finn Man', chambermaid Russ House j , no
Finn Robert, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 112
Polk
Finn Thomas, bookkeei»r, dwl 322 Vallejo
Finn Thomas, collector, dwl 1209 Powell
Finn Timothy, dwl 10 Bo%vman PI,
Finn Timothy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 15J
Finnalf Marion''s., bookkeeper, dwl 206 Eleventh
Finnan John T., pressman Alto California dwl 546 Miss
Finnan Thomas F., pressman Alta Cahtorma, dwl 646
FinnaJd Thomas, carpenter, dwl 3039 SLxteenth
Finue>-an , watchman, dwl 1087 Market
FinnerSn -A., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Fimiegan Bernard, laborer Palace Hotel
Finne^n Catharine (,vidow), funnshed rooms «5 Natoma
Finnegan Charles J., s.alesman J. J. O Brien i. Co., dwl
Revere House
Finnegan Daniel, carjKnter, dwl 230 Clara
Finnegan Daniel, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. Depot, dwl
FinncfirHu^rpoUshcr Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 11
Fii^ganJames, poultryman Thomas Connolly, dwl 920
Finne'i^Wames C, tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co. , res
Finn'et-an John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Hayes and
FinnlSin^'johif watchman U. S. iSIint, dwl N s Seven-
teenth nr Church
Finneg-an Mathew, painter, dwl S16 Beale, rear
Finne^-an Michael, laborer, dwl 108 Dora, rear
Fiuneran Peter, laborer, dwl 64 Natoma real-
Fhinegan Peter, special policeman, dwl 9 Monroe
Finnet'an Tlieodore, mason Palace Hotel
Finnegan Thomas, carpenter, dwl 106 First
Finnet'an Thomas, laborer, dwl 10 Jessie
Finnegan Thomas, tinsmith, dwl 230 Clara „ , ,
Finnegan Tliomas, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 840 Market
Finnegau Thomas, waiter, dwl 53 Natoma
Finnegan. See Finnigan and Finigan
Finnegass Henty, U. S. deputy marshal, dwl 31 Widow
Av
Finnell James, laborer Palace Hotel
Finnell Jolm, laborer Palace Hotel ^ ^ , ^ , „,„,h
Fimiell P., second assistant engineer stm John L. Steph-
Y-Z^ltZ&tnmBrotUrs), dwl 641 California
FI\\E>' BKOTHERS (Hciry a,Ki^H<;«rt), groeerics
aniuquors SE cor California and Dupont, and hquor
sal.xm SW cor Mission and Mam .
Finnen Henry (Fvmi^n Bwthers). dwl 641 California
Finnen James, sackmaker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 546
FmiSZ, barkeeper Finnen Brothers, dwl SW cor
Mission and Main , .,oc i? !„„,„
Finnerin Odeha JUss, seamstress ^''^SS Folsom
Finnertv James, cutter E. Detrick & Co., dwl ol7 Mission
Fiuuerty James E., bootmaker, dwl 63 y"Ple.^
Fimierty John, sa«-yer William B. Bradbury, dwl 100 Na-
Finnertv John E. F.. bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock &Co-,
dwl' 63 Shipley ,.,„„.
Finnerty Peter, bricklayer, dwl 423 Natoma
Fiunerty. ScJe Finerty ,,-„om„=.^„
Finnev Josiah T., carpenter, dwl 1,09 Mason
Finney Patrick, boUcrmaker, dwl 22, Second
Finney W., steward stm Ajax Oregon b. S. Co.
Finney Walter, dwl Eureka Hotel
Finney Walter, tinsmith, dwl Hermitage Hotel
Finnev William, stonecutter, dwl 33 fctevenson
Finnie A. E., clerk, dwl 130 Turk
Finmgan Edward, plasterer, dwl 675 Clemen ma
Finnigan Francis, stonemason, d»l 21 Russell
Finnit-an Henry J., lettcrcarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 42
Finnigan John, clerk, dwl Nucleus House
FimiSn Johu! laborer Hermaim Hcigler, dwl cor Se\en-
FiJSn jS;n,'S:.1mL Keane O'Connor & Co., dwl cor
Twenty-first and Dolores
Finnigan Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
^^l^^^^l^^ SuHivan & Moorhead,
dwl 34 Natoma
Finnigan Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel , , „ ^ „,„
KnniSan Timothy, laborer Wesley Diggms, dwl N s Sut-
ter bet Devisadero and Brodenck
Finnigan. See Finigan and Finnjsgan
Fiiinicen John (Fmnmen i- Brady), dwl 2i3 Jessie
^;S|en 1 Bnldy (John Fin.uoen andThomas Brady),
liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and Market
Finnin Michael, pressman Daily Mormng Call, dwl 646
Fmntogtllchael, laborer, dwl W s Dolores nr Txventy-
Finnuchin John, tailor, dwl 23 Glovpr, rear
Finochia Giambatista, garden. Seventeenth Av nr H, South
Firdfre^' William, secretary City Paving Co., 613 Mont-
gomerv, dwl 509 Powell .,^.„m.»i. Pv
FIKE AiAKM A.M> POLICE TELEGRAPn, Ex
Flre'ro^SSo'?-'^!JS"^?^^Mfrd'SpCAndrew Baird
FU^^ui^^^iSISir^^nEF EXGINEEH, office
•23 Keai-uy
SenclTcu^Ordersfrc^^h^Cou^try^c^E^^t^^ Oysters tc Mcrgan & Co.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
FIRE DEr.iRT.MENT COMMISSIONERS, office
'2'S Kearnv
Fire Marsh;i]" .-ffiee 1^ ^tv Hall third floor
rilEE r\l>i:iMVIllTi:iES. l^ord uf(San Francisco),
Cliaiifs I'. ll;i\rn >r.TeT:irv. otfice 410 California
FIKEHAXS ri.SU I\!SlkA\tE t'O. (fire and ma-
rine), D. J. Staples president, Alpheus Bull vice-
president, Georgre D. Dornin secretary, T. C. Grant
u'enenil agent, office 401 California cor Sansom
FIREM1\S FFXD EVSITCAXCE i'O.'S BI'ILD-
l\U, .'^W cor Sansom and California
Firen^c l>Mminico, laborer, dwl 314 Pacific
Firges Frederick C., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Firman H., dwl Hi Oak Grove Av
Firman John, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Mliarf
Firman Nellie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, dwl In-
ternational Hotel
Fimiin John L. E. A. , gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl
3-2 Fourth
Firmin Louis, gasfitter McXally & Hawkins, dwl 32
Fourth
Firscher M. G., cooper, dwl 39 Jackson
FIRST \ATIOXAL OOr» BAXK OF SA\ FRA\-
t'IS<"0, Georjre F. Hooper president, N. K. Hasten
cashier, N"\V cor Montg'omery and Sacramento
First Street House, Martens Hoffman proprietor, 64 and
GO First
Firth €., Ship and Steamboat J. Assn, 139 Post
Firth James K., patternmaker PaciSc Iron Works, dwl 12
Guy PI
Firth Joseph B., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 12
Guy PI
Fischbach Nicholas A., cabinetmaker, dwl 402 Sixth
Fischbeck John, liquors, dwl N s Bramian nr Ninth
Fischer A., musician, dwl 027 Conmiercial
Fischer August, clerk Emil Loeveu & Co., dwl SW cor
Jackson and Davis
Fischer Carl, musician, dwl Siegfrieds Hotel
Fischer Carl, t-ailor, dwl 1023 Kearny
Fischer Charles H., barkeeper Henry Hock, dwl 5
Sahuon
Fischer Charles H. , carpenter Wissenger & Payson, dwl
SE cor Treat Av and Twentv-second
Fischer Emile A. {Schidz it- Fischer), dwl 2310 Wash
Fischer Eug^ene E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl
2310 Washington
Fischer Frank X^, barkeeper F. Brown, 10 St«uart
Fischer Geori:e (Becker d- Fuscker), dwl 327 Geaiy
Fischer George (jioUand .{■ F.). dv\l 742 Howard
Fischer George, cook SchUilr &, Schlitz, dwl 927 Jackson
Fischer George, goldbeater Suow & May, dwl 327 Geary
Fischer George, physician and surgeon," office and dwl 314
Stockton
Fischer Gottlob, chairmaker, dwl SW cor Tweutj'-fifth
and Belle\"ue
Fischer Herman, confectioner, dwl 1 St. Mary
Fischer John, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
Fischer John B., hairworker P. Fischer, dwl 13 Everett
Fischer Julius, bookkeeper, dwl S31 California
Fischer M., clothing. 152 Third
Fischer Martin, maltster Philadelpliia Brewery, dwl 25
Ritch
Fischer Martin, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 413 Sut^
ter, rear Druids' Hall
Fischer Moritz, expressman, NE cor Jackson and Batter^',
dwl 130D Jackson
Fischer Oscar, tailor, dwl 317 Bush
Fischer Peter, importer human hair, dwl 13 Everett
Fischer Robert, barber, dwl 203 Post
Fischer Solomon, salesman M. Fischer, dwl 543 Jackson
Fischer William, bootmaker, 810 Washington
Fischer William, clerk Waller & Bro., cor Oak and Gough
Fischer. See Fisher
FISH A. 1. A CO. (F. H. Fish), agents Knowles"
steam pxmips, engines, boilers and wine presses, 9
and 11 First
Fish Arthur L. (.4. L. Fish .t- Co.), dwl 1109 Folsom
Fish Daniel, tailor, dwl 13 Jasper PI
Fish Edward P., proof reader Evening Bulletin, dwl 917
Stockton
Fish Frank H. (.4. L. Fish <t- Co.), dwl TO? Ellis
FISH JAMES H., president Land Mortgage Union of
California, office 534 California, res Oakland
Fish Lena (widow), dwl 15 Jasper PI
Fish Loren, dw! 215 Kearny
Fish Lyman, salesman A. L. Fish k Co., dwl 1109 Folsom
Fish SI. W., professor physiology Medical Department
University of California
Fiah Nathan, stationerv, 00 Second, dwl 972 Harrison
Fish w:iliam H.. compositor Benjamin F. Sterctt, dwl
Hxmiboldt House
Fishbeck Henry F., salesman, 425 Clay, dwl 1021 Pacific
Fishbeck Herman, proprietor New England Soap Works,
cor Utah and Sixteenth
Fishbeck John R,, clerk 23 California Market, dwl 1415
Mason
Fishel B., porter Rosenbaura & Friedman, dwl 51S Stev
Fishel M., bootmaker, 522 Pine
Fishel R. Mrs., dwl 34 Turk
Fisher , kunber, dwl 142^ Fourth
Fisher Aaron D., carpenter, dwl 4C Silver
Fisher Andrew, sailmaker C. C. i\mk, dwl 602 Lombard
Fisher Annie E. Mrs., dwl S36 Market
Fisher Antonio, barber Herman Lewis
Fisher Benjamin A. wheehmght, 310 Mission, dwl 3 Minna
Fisher Benjamin H., drajTuan, 312 Pine, dwl 920 Gearj'
Fisher Bernard, waiter Saddle Rock Oyster House, dwl
419 Stevenson
Fisher Charles, porter Central Pacific R. R. Office, dwl 47
Clara
Fisher Charles, stevedore, dwl S s Filbert bet Montgom-
ery and Sansom
Fisher Charles, teamster Jacob Schneider, dwl 115 Oak
Fisher Charles, tinsmith John Bohn, dwl 14(i Folsom
Fisher Charies A. (Fisher Ji- Co.), dwl 611 Bush
Fisher Charles C. , real-estate agent, 410^ California, dwl
1313 Larkin
Fisher Charles W., surgeon, dwl 768 Howard
Fisher Clarence, carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 307 Sutter
Either Daniel F., teamster, dwl SW cor Shipley and Nmth
Fisher Dora Miss, dressmaker, 329 Broadway
Fisher Edgar W. , drajTuan Sroufe, Sweeney & Co., dwl
W s Ninth ur Folsom
Fisher Edward, clerk Woods & Freebora, dwl 28 Ellis
Fisher Edward salesman Simon Popper, dwl 711 Cal
Fisher Edward, salesman, dwl 145 Tehama
Fisher Ellen Mrs., dwl 171 Minna
Fisher Ellen Miss (colored), hairdresser, dwl 1106 Clay
Fisher F. A., salesman, dwl Occidental Hotel
Fisher F. H., chief adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 220 Third
Fisher Frederick, bakery, 219 SLxth
Fisher Frederick, carpenter, Southern Pac. R. R.
Fisher George, farmhand James Glasgow nr Ocean View
House
Fisher George, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Fisher Georije .:V., clerk Clarke's Point Warehouse, dwl
425 Fulton
Fisher George T., carpenter, dwl .567 Howard
Fisher George W., bookkeeper Moses D. Townsend, dwl
513 Jones
Fisher George W., jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 1310
Larkin
Fisher G. W., barber, dwl What Cheer House
Fisher Hattie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 153 Third
Fisher Henrj", shoemaker, dwl SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Bel]e\"ue
Fisher Henry F., contractor and plasterer, dwl 522 Gear}"
Rsher Henry J., clerk Daily Examiner, dwl S20 Union
Fisher Herbert, cooper Ceriiard F. Stromberg, dwl W s
Ninth bet Folsom and Harrison
Fisher Herman C, scroU-siiu-maker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
lOi Welsh
Fisher J., dwl 614 Kearny
Fisher James, with R. G. Dim & Co., dwl Windsor House
Fisher James, seiiman, dwl 117 Drumm
Fisher John, Girpenter, dwl 32 Rausch
Fisher John, clerk, 15 Seci>iid
Fisher John, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl Iowa bet
Yola and Yuba
Fisher John, ranchero, dwl SW cor Twenty-fifth and Bel-
levue
Fisher John, tailor, 537 California
Fisher John H., French mustard, pickles, \ijiegar. and
sauce manujfacturer. .506 Commercial, dwl Ns Folsom
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Fisher John H. Jr., mustard manufacturer John H. Fish-
er, dwl N s Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Fisher John M., hay,grain, wood and coal, 223 Sixth, dwl
605 Taylor
Fisher Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Fisher Joseph, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232
Second
Fisher Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Fisher Leopold, brewer, dwl 433 Broadway
Fisher Louis, porter Eureka Warehouse, dwl 1S12 Dup
Fisher Lucy A. (widow), lodgings, 923 Washington
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 613 Mont, oor. Merchant.
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FISHER irXHEK P., advertising agent, office 20 and
21 Merchants' Exchange, res Oakland
Fisher Malcolm, hutcher Rixlman Sweet, dwl 561 Mission
Fisher Nicholas (Finhcr * llilier), dwl Heinz's Hotel
Fisher Nicholas, driver Kew York Brewery, dwl SW cor
Shotwell and Eighteenth . , „,„
Fisher O. A., machinist Risdon I. and h. Works, dwl 319
ilinna
Fisher Philip I., bookkeeper Leri Strauss* Co., dwl 1901
1 Stockton
Fisher Robert A., chemist, dwl 1508 Jlisnon
; Fisher Samuel, dwl 209 Second
Fisher Samuel, carpenter, dwl 32 Rausch
Fisher Samuel, clothing, 543 Jackson
Fisher Samuel, laborer Palace Hotel
Fi^lier Samuel Jr., telegraph operator, dwl 209 Second
Fisher Sidnev A., dwl 726 Sutter
Fisher Sigmund, ftimittu-e, 113 Third
Fisher Thomas X., salesman Murphy, Grant s, Co., dwl
Occidental Hotel
Fisher Thomas D., dwl SW cor Shipley and Nmth
Fisher Walter M., editc.r Overland Monthly, office 409
Washington, res Oakland , „ , ,
Fisher William H., chief clerk Pacific Transfer Co., dwl
512 Folsom _ , , , ^
Fisher WiUiam J., bookkeeper WUliam Woodward & Co.,
dwl 526 Geary
Fisher William W., drajinan W. Warner, Henry & to.,
dwl S26 Harrison i
Fisher W. J., naturalist, dwl 3* Ellis
FISHER A- CO. (Charles A. Fisher), hatter?, 300 Mont-
gomen" ^wyw,- i.^, \
Fisher 6c Miller (.VicAoias Pieher and Wttliam iliUer),
hairdressing saloon, 115 Dupont
Fisher. See Fischer
Fishier Hannah Mrs., fancy goods, 218 Sixth
Fisk Asa. notehroker and capitaUst, office 240 Montgom-
erv. dwl 1014 Gear)'
Fisk Augustus, painter, dwl 204 Chestnut
Fisk A. W., conductor, dwl 54S Bryant
Fisk J., laborer, dwl 326 Fifth
Fisk John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Fisk Leander D., clerk C. S. Mint, dwl Windsor House
Fisk Richard, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Fisk Sadie Miss, miUiner Mrs. M. Selig, dwl ,44 Howard
Fisk William, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Fiske Charles, clerk, dwl Grand Hotel ^,„ , ,
Fiske Charles E., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
1106 Montgomery
Fiske George, photographer, dwl 31 Eddy
Fiske Henn- G., metah-oofer, 809 Market, dwl 817 Mason
Fiske Heniy M., physician, office 652 Market, dwl 610
Leavenworth t. t> .i i
Fiske Josiah M., conductor JJ. B. and Mission R. K., dwl
964 Mission .
Fiske Mary A, Mrs., furnished rooms, 964 Mission
Fist Joseph, dwl 144 Clara . „ ,.
Fitch Caspar, liquor saloon, cor Railroad and Salmas avs.
South S. F. . , J „ u,
Fitch Charles S., survevor North British and Mercantue
Ins Co., dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
FrrCH GEORGE K. (S. F. Bulletin Co. and S. F.
Call Co.), dwl 623 Eddy . „„ o. w
Fitch H. A. (nldow), teacher music, dwl 311 Stockton
Fitch Hemr S. {Henry S. Fitch Jc Co.). dwl 535 Cal
Fitch Henry S. & Co. (Thaddeus S. Fiteh), real estate,
etc., office 535 CaUfomia _ , ,,„^„
Fitch J. B., stockbroker, office 411 Califorma, dwl 1006 ^ an
Ness Av
Fitch Lenis, clerk, dwl 311 Stockton
Fitch Marv L. (widow), dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Fitch Oscir (Levey, Fitch S: Good), dwl NW cor Eddy
and Stelner
Fitch Reed, clerk, dwl 710 Cabforma , ^„„
Fitch Thaddeus S. (Henry S. Fttch i- Co.), real estate
and mining, office 535 California, res Alame<la
Fitch Thomas, attorney at law, office 007 W ashmgton, dwl
Grand Hotel
Fitch Thomas, roofer, dwl 217 Broadway
Fitch William S., attorney at law, dwl lol Silver
Fitcher Joseph, weigher Custom House, dwl 42, Third
Fite Johns., carpenter, dwl 435 Pine , ,.„ m,„
Fitschen John C. (Fitschen ,i- Stemkatnp), dwl m Bdwy
Fitschen Frederick, market, S s Eleventh Av nr BaUroad
Av, South S. F. „ ^.. ,. J
FITSCHEX * STE»K.tMP (John C. Fitschen and
Charles Steinkamp), Identical Saloon, BE cor Battery
and Sacramento , ^ . , , r • oi
Fitter Elbe H. (FUter i- Bakker), dwl 5 Lewis PI
Fitter & Bakker (Eibe H. Fitter and John £. Bakker),
liquor saloon, SW cor Jackson and East
Fittig A. Miss, teacher South Cosmopohtan Primary
SchO'jl, dwl 516 Jessie „,,,„„„, .
Fitts Edward C. (Edward C. Fitts <t Co.), dwl 303 Jes^e
Fitts Edward C. ic Co. (Robert C. Amos), dry goods, SE
cor Fourth and Stevenson
Fitz Anna M. (widow), real estate, dwl 1111 Kearny
Fitz John, expressman, dwl 2 Eddy PI , , ., . ^ ,
Fitz Joseph, cellarmaster S. Lachman & Co. , dwl 315 1 01
Fitz Thomas, roofer H. G. Fiske, dwl 217 Broadway
Fitzcharles William, foundrjTuan, dwl 32 Natoma, rear
Fitzserald Abbie (wndow), dwl 160 Jessie .
Fitzgerald Anastatia Miss, dressmaker, dwl S6, Mission
Fitzgerald Andrew, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Fitzgerald Austin, Uilor, 625 Merchant, dwl 2 Tay
FitZL'erald Bridget (widow), dwl 431 Sutter
Fitzgerald Brothers (Patrick and James A.), groceries
and pro\isions, 560 Mission
Fitzgerald Catherine (widow), dwl 230 0 FarreU
Fitzgerald Charles, horseshoer, 413 Third
Fitzgerald Christopher, bricklayer, dwl 7 Mary
FiS'erald Edward, clerk H. P. Wakelee, dwl 141 Mont
Fit^erald Edward, hamessmaker Joseph Hamilton, dwl
10 Perry , ^ _^_ . „ ~
Fitzgerald Edward, workman Assayer's Department U. h.
Mint, dwl 1114 Stockton
ntzgerald Eliza (widow), dwl 5 Howard Court
Fitzlerald EUa Mrs., dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl 23 Fell
Fitzgerald Ellen (widow), dwl 122 Shipley
Fitzgerald Ellen (ividow), bakery, 4 Turk
Fitzgerald Emilv Mrs., dressmaker, dwl o09 Hayes
Fitzgerald F., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
Fitzgerald Frank, laborer, dwl 391 Eighth , , „„
Fitzgerald Garrett, porter E. Comnuns & Co., dwl 20
Fitzgerald George, bricklayer John Cochran, dwl nr Toll
House, Clifl House Road .
Fitzgerald George, laborer V. S. Marme Hospital
Fitzgerald George R., cooper, dwl S s Twenty-second bet
Fitzgerald Graham, butcher Joseph Mast, dwl 2602 Fol
Fitzgerald J., gasfittcr Bush & Milne
Fitzgerald J., hackman, dwl 636 Commercial
Fitzgerald J., shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Fitzgerald Jacob (colored), barber dwl 1316 Powell
Fitzgerald James, boatman VaUejo St. -nTiari, dwl N s
Union bet Batten- and Sansom
Fitzgerald James, bricklayer, dwl 568 Mission
Fitzgerald James, cardriver, dwl 209 Eighth
Fitzgerald James, clerk, dwl S s Bush bet Brodenck and
Fitzgerald James, clerk John Irwin, dwl 122 Shipley
Fitzgerald James, laborer, dwl 111 WiUiam, rear
Fitzgerald James, laborer, dwl 304 Beale , , v- =
Fitzgerald James, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl ^ B
Ellis bet Broderick and St. Joseph Av
Fitzgerald James, laborer Spring VaUey Water Works,
dwl 6<J0 Miima
Fitzgerald James, messman stm WiUiam Tal>cr, Market
St. ^^^larf , ., „ „ . .
Fitzgerald James, third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Anzona
Fitzgerald James A. (Fitzgerald Bros.), dwl 562 Mission
FitzSerald James P., shoemaker, dwl 122 Shipley
Fitzgerald Jeremiah, expresswagon, SW cor Clay ana
Sansom, dwl 2 Eddy PI „ „ ^ , „„ _, „
Fitzgerald John, baker James Collopy, dwl 2o8 Clem
Fitzgerald John, blacksmith, dwl 27 Fifth Av
FitSerald John, clerk Edward Supple, dwl 8&. liirket
FitSerald Jolm, clerk St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl S s Pomt
Lobos Av bet Wo.h1 and Collins ^ ^ .^
Fitzgerald John, currier, dwl 140 Dolores nr Fourteenth
ntz7'erald John, deckhand stm El Capiten, dwl 1, Pacific
Fitzgerald John, driver George S. Mann, dwl 31 South
Park
Fitzgerald John, fruits, 665 Mission , ,^ ^ __ . . ,
Fitzgerald John, gardener, dwl S s Bush bet Brodenck
Fitzgerald* John, horseshoer Charles Fitzgerald, dwl 413
Third „ .,
Fitzgerald John, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Fitzgerald John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Fitzgerald John, longshoreman, dwl 150 Steoart
FitzSerald John, shoemaker Peter Kehoe, 230 Clara
Fitzgerald John, warehouseman, dwl Ho Second
Fitzl-erald John, with James McCann, dwl 896 I^nt
Fitzgerald Joseph, bricklayer U. S. Appraiser s Buildmg
Fitzgerald Joseph, porter, dwl 20 iUnna
Fit5erald Katie Miss, seamstress, dwl o Howard Court
r iii.er Clot: li. V' ""' "■ " f — -- ,
GetTourmu^Poi^tT^^lanted Oysters from MOE&M&CO.. Califorma Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
FHtzgerald La'rtTence, deputy license collector, dwi 441
Hayes
Fitzy:er.Lld Mapgie, chambermaid Lick House
Fitzgerald Maj^g^ie Miss milliner and millinery goods, 750
Market. dwI 230 OTarrell
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, lodgint,-^, 271 Minna
Fitzgerald Mary (uidow), furnished rooms, 867 Mission
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 867 Mission
Fitzgerald Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 519 Bush
Fitzgerald Maurice, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 622 Bat
Fitzgerald Michael, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwi cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, dwl 1115 Broadway
Fitzgerald Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl
546J Brj-ant
Fitzgerald Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 261 Tehama
Fitzgerald M. J., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Fitzgerald Morris, laborer, dwl 39 Ecker, rear
Fitzgerald N., watchman Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 356 Clementina
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
Green bet Hyde and Larkin
Fitzgerald Nellie* Miss, seamstress, dwl 5 Howard Court
Fitzgerald Patrick {Fitzr/erald Bros.), dwl 23 Minna
Fitzgerald Patrick, bricklayer U. S. Appraiser's Bmlding
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, dwl 55 Minna
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av bet
Wood and Collins
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer John O. Strauch
Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 424
Seventh
Fitzgerald Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 18 Jessie
Fitzgerald Philip, boarding, 816 Front
Fitzgerald R, (widow), furnished rooms, 709 Mission
Fitzgerald Richard, helper Moynihan & Aitken, dwl SW
cor Folsom and Main
Fitzgerald Richard D., shoemaker, dwl 509 Hayes
Fitzgerald Robert, usher Maguire's Opera House
Fitzgerald Stephen, clerk William Lund & Co., dwl 136
Silver
Fitzgerald Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 38 Eddy
Fitzgerald Thomas, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry
Fitzgerald Thomas, expressman, dwl 2504 California
Fitzgerald Thomas fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Fitzgerald Thomas, \vith D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 303
Green
Fitzgerald Thomas W., horsetrainer, 1629 Howard, dwl
1627 Howard
Fitzgerald Thomas W., pressman S.'F. Chronicle, dwl SE
cor Fifth and Shipley
Fitzgerald T. P., salesman J, W. Davidson & Co., dwl
Twenty-fifth bet Guerrero and Dolores
FitzgeraldWilliam, driver Omnibus R. R. dwl 317 Tehama
Fitzgerald William, gasfitter Bush &, Milne, dwl SE cor
Battery and Pacific
Fitzgerald William, laborer, dwl 61 Natoma
Fitzgerald William, laborer, dwl 230 Clara
Fitzgerald William, laborer, dwl 916 Montgomery
Fitzgerald William, longshoreman, dwl 16 Howard
Fitzgerald William, shoemaker, dwl 109 Grove
Fitzgerald William, shoemaker L M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl cor Fifth and Minna
Fitzgerald William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 519
Bush
Fitzgerald William F., shoemaker Stephens & Dugan,
dwl 122 Shipley
Fitzgerald William J., shoemaker, dwl 120 Davis
Fitzgerald William T., dwl 4 Turk
Fitzgerald William W. , clerk 539 Clay, dwl 742 Washington
Fitzgibbon David, dancing academy, 771 Market
Fitzgibbon Edward, clerk Dr. J. F. Gibbon, dwl 923 Pine
Fitzgibbon John M., policeman City Hall, dwl 546 How
Fitzgibbon Maurice, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,
dwl lO.'J Mason
Fitzgibbons Thomas, seaman, dwl 27 Perry
Fitzheiu^' James, wines and liquors, 534 Commercial, dwl
23 Annie
Fitzhenry John, gasfitter Eugene N. Fritz, dwl 519 Grove
Fitzhenry Michael, laborer, dwl 519 Grove
Fitzhugh Perry-, dwl 423 Eddy
Fitzjanies James, waiter stm William Taber, Market St.
Wliarf
Fitzmaimce William, cook stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Fitzmorris George, dwl SE cor Jackson and Broderick
Fitz])atrick , machinist Union Iron Works
Fiizpatrick , molder Union Iron Works
Fitzpatrick Ann (widow), housekeeper 12 Seott PI
Fitzpatrick Arthur G., builder, office NK cor Keaniy and
Bush, dwl S 8 T\venty- second bet Shotwell and Fol
Fitzpatrick Bernard, laborer, dwl 003 Sutter
Fitzpatrick Bridget Miss, chambermaid Mrs. M. T.
Thompson, dwl 534 Bush
Fitzpatrick Charles, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 722
Sixteenth
Fitzpatrick Daniel, laborer, dwl NE cor Hayes and La-
gana
Fitzpatrick Daniel, laborer S. Lachman & Co., dwl 1
Beale PI nr Beale
Fitzpatrick David, groceries, dwl 511 Minna
Fitzpatrick Ednumd, laborer, dwl 58 Jessie
Fitzpatrick Edward, hamessmaker Joseph Hamilton, dwl
10 Perry
Fitzpatrick Edward, laborer A. A. Jenninge, dwl S a Sac-
ramento nr Central Av
Fitzpatrick Ella M., teacher, dwl 754 Bryant
Fitzpatrick Francis, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 274 Minna
Fitzpatrick Helen (widow), dressmaker, dwl 749 Brannan
Fitzpatrick Hugh, foundr>Tnan, dwl 254 Tehama
Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer Palace Hotel
Fitzpatrick Hugh, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 115
Second
Fitzpatrick Hugh, steward stm Eastport, dwl W s Ala-
bama bet Twenty-second and T\venty-third
Fitzpatrick J., baker, dwl 533 Conmiercial
Fitzpatrick J., second-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Montana
Fitzpatrick James, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl Rockford
House
Fitzpatrick James, laborer John Hughes, dwl 25J Ritch,
rear
Fitzpatrick James F., housepainter, dwl 1606 Steiner
Fitzpatrick John, contractor, dwl junction Market and
Valencia
Fitzpatrick John, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Fitzpatrick John, expressman, dwl 2 Eddy PI
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
Fitzi^atrick John, laborer, dwl 209 LeidesdorfE
Fitzpatrick John, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
312J Ritch
Fitzpatrick John, stonecutter, dwl 2102 Hyde
Fitzpatrick John, teamster Whittier, trailer & Co., dwl 23
Ritch
Fitzpatrick John, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 722
Sixteenth
Fitzpatrick Kenny, laborer, dwl 710 Folsom
Fitzpatrick M., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Fitzpatrick Martin, livery stable, 814-818 Mission
Fitzpatrick Mary (widow), dwl 1111 Broadway
Fitzpatrick M. F., baker, dwl King St. House
Fitzpatrick Michael, cooper, dwl 520 Mission
Fitzpatrick Michael, engineer Sanitarium Bath, dwl 1711
Stockton
Fitzpatrick Michael, laborer, dwl 10 Broadway
Fitzpatrick Michael, nurse City and County Hospital, dwl
Alabama bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Fitz]>atrick Michael, tanner Sedgley &. Davis, dwl 2013
Folsom
Fitzpatrick M. T., first cook Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm
Montana, Folsom St. Wharf
Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, dwl 17 Sonora PI
Fitzpatrick Patrick, molder, dwl 511 Mission
Fitzpatrick Patrick D., gasfitter and plumber, 639 Broad-
wav, dwl 1325 Vallejo
Fitzpatrick Paul John, machinist, dwl W s Diamond nr
Eighteenth
Fitzpatrick Robert, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Fitzpatrick Roger, expressman, NW cor Fifth and Folsom,
dwl Colmnbia bet Sixteenth and EI Dorado
Fitzpatrick Simon, shipcarpenter, dwl 754 Br>ant
Fitzpatrick Simon, teamster, dwl S s Chm-ch Lane nr
Church
Fitzpatrick S. W., shipcarpenter, dwl 754 Bryant
Fitzpatrick Thomas, teamster, dwl 1038 Folsom
Fitzpatrick Thomas L., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 430i
Clementina
Fitzi^atrick Timothy {Fitzpatrick & O'Brien), dwl 511
Minna
Fitzpatrick Thomas Mrs. (widow), dwl 361 Tehama
Fitzpatrick William, laborer, dwl 106 First
Fitzpatrick William F., carpenter, dwl S s Nineteenth nr
Guerrero
Fitzj>atrick & O'Brien (Timothy Fitzpatrick and John
O'Brien), groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and
Minna
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont,
Fitzsimmons Cbarles, fruits, 403 Gearj'
Fitzsimmons £., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Fitzsimmons Edward, laborer Risdon I. & L. Works, dwl
512 Mission
Fitzsimmons Harvey, sawyer M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 506
Powell
Fitzsimmons James, foundrjinan, dwl 512 Mission
Fitzsimmons James, stevedore, dwl S s Chestnut bet Polk
and Larkin
Fitzsinuuons James, tinsmith, dwl 410 Stevenson
Fitzsimmons Joseph, porter, dwl 317i Tehama, rear
Fitzsinmions Katie Miss, teacher Union Grammar School,
dwl N s Filbert bet Montjjomerj- and Sansom
Fitzsimmons Margaret (widow), dwl N s Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Fitzsimmons Michael, laborer, dwl 4 Eddy PI
Fitzsimmons Patrick, expressman, dwl 27 Baldwin Court
Fitzsimmons Patrick, stonemason. Laurel Hill Cemetery',
dwl E s Second Av nr Sixteenth
FitzsimiuonB S., mason Palace Hotel
Fitzyinmions Thomas, bookkeeper Jonathan Kittredge,
dwl 304 Third
Fitzsimmons Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 1065 Market
Fitzsimmons Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potre-
ru, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Fitzsinmions Thomas, laborer, dwl Filbert bet Montgom-
er.' and Sansom
Fitzwi'lliam Daniel, steward Pacific Club, dwl 1228 Pacific
Fivaz Louis, carpenter, dwl 1201 Kearny
Fivaz Louis, cellamian G. Groezinger, dwl 502 Vallejo
Five-Cent Hill Gravel Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.),
office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Fix Charles, hairdresser Heider is, Co., dwl 911 Wash
Fize J. W., mason Palace Hotel
Fjord Lorans, jimk, dwl W s Webster bet Eddy and Ellis
Flaa Gimder, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louis-
iana nr Shasta
Flabott Charles, plasterer, dwl 1137 Pacific
Flach Joseph, market W s Dolores nr Sixteenth, dwl E s
Dolores nr Seventeenth
Flack Daniel Rev., assistant minister Church of the Ad-
vent, dwl 1717 Eddy
Flack Samuel, whitener, dwl 439 Jessie
Fladiske Vasile, tailor, dwl 30 Clara, rear
Fla^'eullet Charles, weaver, dwl 15 Virginia
Flageullet Charles Jr., cari>enter, dwl 15 Virginia
Flagg C. H., compositor Dewey i; Co., dwl S14 Sansom
Flagg Charles, drajTuan Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 114
Minna
Flagg Edward, real estate, dwl 1113 Howard
Flagg Edwin C, bookkeeper A. M. JeweU, & Co., dwl 328
Brannan
Flatrg Henry, woodturner Field & Frei, dwl 512 Sixth
Flagg Henry H., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery
room 7, res Oakland
Flag^' Lucius, mining, dwl 1924 Taylor
Flagg Murray, merchant, dwl 1924"Taylor
Flagley Martin, liquor saloon, 542 First, dwl 823 Folsom
FlagloV Edmond W. , laborer, dwl 33^ Langton
Flaglor William, painter Pacific MaU S. S. Co.'s WTiarf,
dwl 254 Clementina
Flahair Charles, bookkeeper Pond, Rej-nolds & Co., dwl
2S1 Minna
Flahaut George, clerk Charles Joseph, dwl 1209 Kearny
Flaherty Brian, asphaltum worker Larkin &, Flaherty,
dwl Twenty-second bet Guerrero and Valencia
FLAHERTY, DRI-iCOrL A VO, {Edward Flaherty
and William H. DriscoU), liquor saloon, 1 M<irt"n
Flaherty Edward {Flaherty, Driscoll dr Co,), dwl cor
Webb and Sacramento
Flaherty Fletcher, compositor Bacon & Co., dwl 715 Eddy
Flaherty Hugh, cook 548 Clay
Flaherty Hugh, waiter, dwl 5.32 Commercial
Flaherty James, carjienter, dwl 249 Clara
Flaherty James, hackman, dwl 400 Grove
Flahertv James, porter, dwl 217 Second
Flaherty James J., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 618 Post
Flahertv John, Bricklayers' I^o. Assn, 232 Sutter
Flahertj- John, helper S. F. Gas. Light Co., dwl N 8 Bry-
ant nr Fifth
Flaherty John, laborer, dwl 20 Kitch, rear
Flaherty John, laborer, dwl 109 William
Flaherty John, manufacturer shirts, 421 Montgomery, dwl
N s Olive Av bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Flaherty Margaret (widow), dwl 613 Post
Flalierty Matthew, plasterer, dwl 179 Minna
Flaherty Jlichael, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Flaherty Michael, marblecutter S. Campodonico, dwl 249
Clara
Flaherty ilichael, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Flahertv Patrick, laborer, dwl S 8 Thirteenth Av bet L
and M, Si.uth S. F.
Flaherty Peter, longshoreman, dwl 1914 Taylor, rear
Flaherty Reuben, carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Flaherty Richard {Larkin tfc F.), dwl N s Ash Av bet
Larkin and Polk
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, dwl Geneva bet Sixth and
Seventh
Flahertv Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Flaherty Thomas, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf,
dwl 47 Second
Flalierty Thomas O., carpenter and builder, dwl 553 Miss
Flaherty Thomas O. , packer California Fmiiiture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 217 Second
Flaherty William, carriagepainter Thomas J. Weaver, dwl
249 Clara
Flanagan Cliarles B. , advertising clerk Morning Call, dwl
925 Minna
Flanagan Edward, butcher, dwl 438 Jessie
Flanagan James {Fla7\agan <fc ifanii), dwl 1410 Howard
Flanagan James, hackman. Plaza, dwl SW cor Elm Av
and Polk
Flanagan James, laborer, dwl 1909 Hyde
Flanagan James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Flanagan James, teamster E. R. Thomason
Flana^n James A., lumber suneyor, dwl 1211 Fillmore
Flanagan James B., calker, dwl SW cor Brj-ant and Zoe
Flanagan J. M., lettercarrier S. F. Postr^ffice, dwl 1018
Market
Flanagan John {Joh7i Flanagan d: Co.), dwl 24 Tehama
Flanagan John, barkeeper, dwl 209 Seventeenth
Flanagan John, porter Dresdener House, 337 Bush
Flanagan John, salesman Amies & Dallam, dwl 24 Third
FLANAGAN JOH.\ A CO., importers and jobbers
wines and Uquors, 421 Front
Flanagan John H., clerk, dwl 43 Second
Flanagan Laurence {Taggert <fc Flanagan), dwl W 8
Hampshire bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hanagan LawTence, Boiler Makers' Assn, 818 Howard
Flanagan Michael, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl 337
Bush
Flanagan Michael, porter Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl 21
Ritch
Flanagan Michael A., oysterstand Parker House, 617
Montgomerj-, dwl 43S Jessie
Flanagan P., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Flanagan Patrick {Flanagan ik Mann), res Coos Bay
Flanagan Thaddeus {Flanagan ct Gallagher), dwl 924 Min
Flanag:an William, fireman, dwl 123 Welsh
Flanagan William, laborer, dwl E s Tenth bet Jessie and
Mission
Flanagan William, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 438 Jessie
Flanagan & G?t.\\3^\vQT {Thaddeus Flanagan and Henry
J. Gallagher), imdertakers, S34 Market
Flanagan & Mami {Jainet; Flanagan, Patrick Flanagan,
and Samuel S. Mann), proprietors Coos Bay Coal
aiine, depot 620 East
Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagan and Flannigan
Flanders Alvan, mining engineer, dwl 1513 Jackson
Flanders Eugene, brassfinisher, dwl New Railroad House
W s Fourth nr Berr>-
Flanders James, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl City
Hotel
Flanders Jonas P., dwl N 8 Devisadero bet O'Farrell and
Geary
Flanders Nathan, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
1225 Pacific
. Flanders T. P., driver Central R. R., dwl Lyon bet Post
and Sutter
Flanigan Edward, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1903
Dupont
Flanigan Frank, shipcarpenter, dwl 10 Berry
Flanigan James, book agent, dwl 110 Sixth
Flanigan J. P., baker, dwl 55 Second
Flanigan Katie F. Miss, dressmaker Miss McDevitt, dwl
1909 Hyde
Flanigan Michael (Flanigan di: Eennelly), dwl NW cor
Front and Pacific
Flanigan Owen, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central R.
R., dwl 337 Bush
Flanigan Robert C, silverplater Edward G. Denniston,
dwl 34 Clara
Flanigan William {Flanigan & Sullivan), dwl 405
Drumra
Flanigan & Kennelly (Jfwftaei Flanigan and Jeremiah
Eennelly), liquor saloon, NW cor Front and Pacific
Flanigan & Sullivan {H'llliam Flanigan and Stephen
Sulliva7i), liquor saloon, 405 Drunim
MORGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
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0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Flannairan Dauiel, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
957 liryant
Flanna^n James, liquor saloon, 72S Pacific
Flaiina^'an P., laborer S. F. Gas Lig-ht Co., Potrero
Flaunayun Patrick, laborer, dwl (J2G Tliird
Flanna^tiu \V., laborer Repair Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Flanna^Tin William, fireman stm John L. Stephens Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Flanna^an William, shoemaker, dwl 1123 Dupont
Flannelly Miles, laborer John Hug-hes, dwl G7 Minna
Flannelly Patrick, coal-oildealer, dwl S s Nineteenth bet
Chureli and Sanchez
Flannelly 8te]ihen, bricklayer John Hug-hes. dwl 67 Min
Flannellv William, marblepolisher Edward McGrath, dwl
3 William
Flannery Anna, chambemiaid Windsor House
Flaunery Bryan, laborer, dwl 10 Polk Lane
Flannery Roger, laborer, dwl 623 Greenwich
Flanneiy Samuel, teamster Magdalen Asylum, dwl E s
Potrero Av nr Twenty-first
Flannigan James, longshoreman, dwl 127 Harrison
Flannigan Patrick, dwl Manhattan House
Flannigan William, farmer. Railroad Homestead nr San
Miguel Station
Flatau Louis, deputy coimty assessor, dwl 131 Mont
Flathmann Clans, groceries and liquors, 765 Folsom
Flatley John, blacksmith, dwl 203 Post
Flatley John, teamster, dwl 367 Natonia
Flatman Henry, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
SW cor Fourth and Folsom
Flatt C. J. (A. Holmes d: Co.), dwl 201 Turk
Flattery John, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl Heinz's
Hotel
Flattery Jonathan, physician, office and dwl 331 Kearny
Flause Joseph, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl 904 Pacific
Fla\in Eliza (widow), dwl 302 Mason
FIAVI\ MARTIN J,, proprietor 1. X. L. Auction
House, SE cor Kearny and Commercial, dwl 302
Mason
Flechmayer Christian, expressman, dwl 229 Jessie
Fleck Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl W s Muina bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Fleck John, tailor Kenny & Sheahan, dwl Sutter St.
House
Fleckinger J. H., wholesale butcher, Ng Fifth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F., res San Jos6
Fleeson William B., mining, dwl 204 Montgomery
Fleet John, bricklayer, dwl 16 Natoma
Fleetw^ood Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.),
office 315 California room 1
Fleger John, expresswagon, 112 Battery, dwl 307^ Sev-
enth
Flegger Charles, shoedealer, dwl 434 Brannan
Flehler Richard, hairdresser Joseph Lipman, dwl 411
Sansom
Fleiglmen Da\id, tailor, dwl 246 Clara
Fleisch Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Fleischer Martin, musician, dwl 15 John
Fleischer Wolf, cap manufactiu-er, 109 Sansom, dwl 225
Kearny
Fleischhauer William C. (Plante <1; F.), dwl 120 Ellis
Fleischman B. M., salesman 76 CaUfomia Market, dwl
622 Green
Fleischman Charles N. (A7ithes & F.\ dwl 60(^ Powell
Fleischman John, hairdressing saloon, llOOJ Stockton,
dwl 728 Harrison
Fleischmann Jacob, bakery, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Fleishacker Aaron, merchant, dwl 1028 Hyde
Fleishman Israel (Fleukman, Sichcl d: Co. ), res New York
FLEISHMAN, SICUEL A CO. (/. Fleishirmn,
Julius Sicket, and Louis Wertheimer), wholesale
hardware, agricultural implements, etc., 37 and 39
Battery
Fleissner Julius, cigara and tobacco, 306 Kearny, dwl 915
Pacific
Flelly Miles, laborer, dwl 67 Minna
Fleming Abbron, clerk Potter, Jacobs & Easton, dwl 926
Harrison
Flemmg A. C, upholsterer St. Mary's Hospital
Fleming Bartholomew, bookkeeper Frank Eastman, dwl
1316 Jackson
Fleming David, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl 334 Vallejo
Fleming David, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Fleming David L., vamisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 359
Minna
Fleming D. J., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Japan
Fleming Ellen (widow), confectioner, 1116A Folsom
Fleming Frederick, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Fleming George L., compositor Morning Call, dwl 519
Sacrament»j
Fleming Isaac, laborer PacifJc Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Fleming James, hamessmaker W. F. Dorrance, dw I 21
Hunc
Fleming James, laborer, dwl 24 Stanford
Fleming James, laborer, dwl 408 Seventh
Fleming James, machinist Union Iron Works
Fleming James, mechanic, dwl Manhattan House
Fleming James, porter Hutchings & Co., dwl Golden Eagle
Hotel
Fleming James, stableman John D. Collins & Co., dwl
278 Jessie
Fleming John, barkeeper Tormey & Hand, dwl 341 Minna
Fleming John, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Fleming John, calker, dwl 17 Natoma
Fleming John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 260
Clementma
Fleming John, laborer, dwl 31 Louisa
Fleming John, laborer What Cheer House
Fleming John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 234 Fourth
Fleming John M., salesman C. L. Williams, dwl 408 Oc-
tavia
Fleming John T., secretary Board Park Commissioners,
office 302 Montgomery room 23, dwl 434 Haves
Fleming John Z, G., painter, dwl NW cor Mission and Six-
teenth
Fleming Joseph, vamisher Goodwin & Co.
Fleming Martin, inspector Custom House, dwl 1894
Broadway
Fleming Michael, bootmaker Moore & Murphy, dwl 171
Minna
Fleming Michael, fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Wliarf
Fleming Patrick, hamessmaker, dwl 21 Hunt
Fleming Patrick H., engineman Engine No. 7 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 3035 Sixteenth nr Second Av
Fleming Peter, cutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
cor Powell and Vandewater
Fleming Peter H., expressman, dwl S s Vamdewater nr
Powell
Fleming Peter J., compositor Evening Post, dwl 266
Clementina
Fleming Philip, engineer Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl
King St. House
Fleming Robert, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 2020 Hyde
Fleming Samuel, bookkeeper Kittle & Co., dwl 2020 Hyde
Fleming Socrates C, special policeman, dwl 122 Davis
Fleming Tliomas, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Fleming Thomas, machinist Tlieodore Kallenberg, dwl 51
Clementina
Fleming Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Fleming Thomas, stonecutter, dwl Park Hotel
Fleming William, cabinetmaker L. &. E. Emanuel, dwl
154 Shipley
Fleming William, drajnian, dwl 530 Third
Fleming William, laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Fleming William, painter, 135 Second, dwl 200 Hyde
Fleming William, shipcarpenter, dwl 51 Clementina
Fleming William A. (Flcmuig tf> Stetson), dwl 530 Third
Fleming William D., shipcarpenter, dwl 61 Cementina
Fleming William E., mining superintendent, dwl 92G Har
Fleming William H., drayman Fleming & Stetson, dwl 530
Third
Fleming & Stetson {William A. Flemiiig and John W.
Stetson), draymen, office 400 Battery
Flemmer Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 281 Minna
Flemming Patrick E., moroccoshaver Bloch & Davidson,
dwl NE cor Brannan and Geneva
Flemmings Thomas, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 107
Chambers
Flenniken Robert (Phipps <t- F.), dwl 1406 Taylor
Flenniken Robert P., attorney at law, dwl 1405 Taylor
Fleres Antonio, sample room, 604 Montgomeiy, dwl 929
Jackson
Fletcher Artemus T., agent New York and Philadelphia
Board Underwriters, office 318 California, dwl 1020
Pine
Fletcher Asa P., carrier Alta California and Bulletin, dwl
43 Stanly PI
Fletcher Barney (colored), porter Eugene Sullivan, dwl
1230 Broadway
Fletcher C. A. (Wolf^i' Fletcher), res Virginia City, Nev.
Fletcher Charles H., driver Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 532
Jessie
Fletcher Edward, lithographer, dwl W 8 Valencia bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchants
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Fletcher Harriet (widow), fancy and diy goods, 1120 Fol-
som
Fletcher Henrj', plasterer, dwl Manhattan House
Fletcher Henry, teacher ornamental flower i>ainting, dwl
l'215i Folsom
Fletcher James, lather Palace Hotel
Fletcher J. D., carjienter Palace Hotel
Fletcher J. H., clerk Georfje Webb , „ . ,
Fletcher John B., sashmaker, dwl Tennmal Hotel
Fletcher John D., millhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl 006
Fourth
Fletcher Joseph, bellows manufacturer James Campbell,
dwl 326 Sansom
Fletcher Joseph A., special policeman, dwl 305 First
Fletcher Lavina (widow), dwl E s Havens PI
Fletcher Otto, painter C. H. Sykes, dwl 431 Bush
Fletcher R. F., insurance agent, office 215 Sansom, dwl
203 Turk , „ .„
Fletcher Robert J. (colored), mailcarrler Central Pacibc
R. R., dwl 32 Fremont
Fletcher Samuel J. (Fletcher A Day), dwl 1619 Webster
Fletcher Stephen, collector, dwl 1026 Folsom
Fletcher Thomas (FZcfcftcr d: Raith), dwl 307 Mmna
Fletcher William, carrier Evening Bulletin
Fletcher William, dra^Tuan Wilson & Bro., dwl 1537 How
Fletcher William, landscape artist, studio and dwl Mer-
cantile Library room 3
Fletcher William, molder, dwl 441 Minna
Fletcher William J., molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 506
Folsom
Fletcher William M., contractor, dwl 1634 Tyler
Fletcher & Day (Saiiiuel J. Fletcher and Richard Day),
carpets, o'ilcloths, furniture, and upholsterers, 230
Fletcher & Raith (Thomas Fletcher aiid George Raith),
restaurant, 215 Davis
Flcug Jacob, blacksmith, dwl 134 Fourth
Fleuher Michael, vamishmaker, dwl Franconia House E
s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Fleurier Louis F., engineer William T. Garratt, dwl 310
Sutter
Flcury Amcde, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 721 Pao
Fleury August, laundrj', 625 Sixth
Fleury D. Mme., funiished rooms, 1018 Stockton
Fleury Edward, bookkeeper Norbert Landry, dwl NW
cor O'Farrell and Octavia
Fleury Paul, housesmith and awningmaker, 020 Com-
mercial, dwl NW cor O'Farrell and OcUvia
Flcvin John J., blacksmith H. Casebolt & Co.
Fhck Charles (Hahermchl <D F.), dwl S s Minna bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Flick Jacob, baker, dwl 23 Scott PI
Flick Jacob, cook Nicholas P. Milloglav, dwl 23 Scott
Flick John, tailor, dwl 236 Sutter
Flick W. F. {Standard Soap Co.), dwl 23 Euss
Flicourt Edward, barber M. Aurouze, dwl 605 Green
Fliger Roman, hogranch, W s San JosS Eoad nr St. Mary 3
College ... _ ,„
Fliggle Jesse E., clerk Immigrant Aid Bureau (Gran-
gers), dwl 8 Laskie
Flinn Catherine Mrs., dwl 237 Third
Flinn James J. (Patrick T. Flinn X- Sati), dwl SE cor
Eighth and Howard . .
Flinn Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta „ , , , „„,
Flinn Patrick T. (Patrick T. Flinn S: Son), dwl SW cor
Eighth and Howard
Flinn Patrick T. & Son (James J. Flinn), grocenes and
liquors, SE cor Mission and Eighth and SW cor
Eighth and Howard
Flinn Tliomas, clerk Patrick T. Flinn & Son, dwl SE cor
Mission and Eighth
Flinn Timothy, laborer, dwl 1322 Filbert
Flinn W. B., carpenter and builder, 745 Folsom, dwl N B
Folsom nr Third
Flinn William, laborer Pacific Rolling MiUa
Flinn. See Flynn
Flinsberg Ernest, barkeeper George Dettner, dwl 207 Pac
Flint Alexander, carpenter, dwl 626 Jessie
Flint Almira T. Miss, teacher Denman School, dwl 706
Flint Anthony, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, dwl 29 Pleas-
Flint A. T. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl
706 Sutter
Flint Augustus L., hamessmaker CarviUe ManuJ. Co.,
dwl 467 Bryant
FIL\T AUfiUSTUS P., manager Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Co., oflice 313 California, res Oakland
Flint Benjamin (B. P. Flint X- Co., and Flint, i?u*y X
Co.), res San Juan South
Flint, Bixby & Co. (Benjamin Flint, Thomas Flint, and
Llcivelhjn Bixhy), San Juan South, office SW cor Bat-
ter>' and Greenwich
FlilNT B. P. A t'O. (Benjamin Flint, Thomas Flint,
Llewellyn Bixby, John Lee, and Daniel W. Fohjer),
wool merchants, warehouse and office SW cor Battery
and Greenwich
Flint Bradford P. (B. P. Flint & Co.), dwl 1424 Cal
Flint Edward P. (Flint. Peabody J: Co.). res Oakland
Flint E. W., capiUlist, dwl 820 Washuigton
Flint Francis E., assistant superintendent Potrero and B.
V. R. R., dwl cor Solano and Iowa
Flint George F., clerk James Hart, dwl 810 Washington
Flint Gustave, hamessmaker Pollard & Co., dwl 457 Bry-
ant
Flint James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Flint J. H. (widow), treasurer Ladies' Protection and Re-
lief Society, dwl 1312 Powell
Flint Joseph, plasterer, dwl 532 Howard
Flint Milford M., carpenter, dwl 629 Jessie
FLIKT, PEABODY * VO. (Edward P. Flint, George
H. Kellogg, and Williain E. Flint), shipping and
commission merchants and agents Pac. Barrel and
Keg Factory, office 408 California
Flint Samuel, night inspector Custom House, dwl 3274
Br\-ant ,.. i ,
Flint ■Thomas (B. P. Flint <fc Co. and Flint, Bixby &
Co.), res San Juan South
Flint William C, capitalist, dwl 717 Eddy
Flint William K. (Flint, Peabody d- Co.), res San Rafael
FLINT'S WAKEUOIISE. B. P. Flint & Co. proprie-
tors, SW cor Batter)- and Greenwich
Flockhart Oliver S., rigger William Simmons, dwl 9 How
Flood A., carpenter, dwl 22 Eleventh
Flood B. Miss, milliner Mrs. E. Thomas, dwl 660 Natoma
Flood Bernard, merchant tailor, 637 Howard, dwl 635
Howard
Flood Bridget Mrs., dwl 144 Natoma
Flood Charles B., teamster, cor Market and Spear, dwl
424 Fell
Flood" Christopher, clerk Michael Flood, dwl 66 Jessie
Flood Daniel, cook J. R. Reagan, dwl 41 Everett
Flood Eilward, plasterer, dwl N s Sheridan bet Ninth and
Flood Henry S. (NcCain, Flood <t McClure), dwl 216
Turk
Flood James, dwl 437 Mission
Flood James, laborer, dwl E s Stevenson bet Nmeteenth
and Twentieth
Flood James, longshoreman, dwl 413 Main, rear
Flood James, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 1234 Bush, rear
Flood James C. (Flood X- O'Brien), dwl 419 Ellis
Flood John, dwl 564 Miima
Flood John, baker Magdalen Asylum, dwl 660 Natoma
Flood John, baker Mrs. Maria McCann, dwl 208 Third
Flood John, billiard tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl
S s Turk nr Scott . j , ,„n
Flood John, carriagewasher Hugh McGliim, dwl l.!B
Fourth
Flood John, clerk, dwl 56 Jessie
Flood John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W 8 Treat
Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Flood John, laborer G. & W. Snook
Flood John, piano-forte manufacturer, dwl liOl Turk
Flood John, plasterer, dwl 269 Stevenson
Flood John, porter Kane, O'Leary & Co., dwl 56 Jessie
Flood John W., paying teller Donohoe, KcUy & Co., dwl
Flood" Joseph C, plumber James K. Prior, dwl 333 Bush
Flood Margaret (widow), dwl 1520 Dupont
Flood Michael, dwl 17 Harlan PI ,_ , . .
FLOOD MH'llAEL. importer Cathoho books and star
tionerv, 831 Market, dwl 807 Ellis
Flood Michael H., laborer, dwl cor Second and King
Flood Noah F. (Goff <fc F.), attorney at law, oflice 022
Clav, dwl 807 Ellis
Flood Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor 1 iith ana
Shipley
Flood Patrick, laborer, dwl 17 Geneva
Flood Patrick, laborer, Lick house
Flood Patrick J., pjTotechiiist Church & Co., dwl 1203
Market , , ,t ■»*
Flood William, butcher Charles Saultman, dwl N s Mar-
ket nr Montgomery j ,i- -n ■ ™
FLOOD «t O'BRlEiV (James C. Flood and It Uliam
S. O'Brien), mine owners, office 607 Montgomery
(after May, 1876, Nevada Block)
Get the Mill'orae Transplanted Oysters from MOKGAIT & CO., 87 California Marks
!. P. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Flonince John G. (Florance .t Foley), ISI'2 Powell
Floraiice & Foley (John G. Florance and Th&mas Foley),
liverystable. 1S12 Powell
Morence Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 115 Oregon
Florence (Jeoi^e, contractor, dwl N s Clay het Hyde and
L;irkin
Florence Mining Co. (Humboldt, Cal.), Isaac E. Delavan,
seeret;\ry, office 220 Montj^omery
Florence Monroe, tanner Funcke & Co., Ninth nrBrannan
FLORENCE SE-^YIN'G M.4C'HE\E CO., Samuel HQl
ag'ent, office 19 New Montgomery'
Florentin August, carpenter, dwl 510 Sixth
Flores Juan, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 215 Broadway
Flures Seraphin, jeweler, dwl IS Hinckley
Flores Trinidad, saddler and hamessmaker, 1032 Kearny
Florev John, driver City R. R.
Florida Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Ne v.), office 330 Pine
Florine Olof N., bricklayer, dwl 143-t Pine
Florken William, waiter, 429 Bush
Floto John H., physician and surgeon, office and dwl 402
Keamy
Floubacher Emil, shoemaker, dwl S Stockton PI
Flower Charles H., stevedore, dwl W s Hampshire bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Flower Lorenzo P., carpenter, dwl 814^^ Filbert
Flower N. C, painter Hopps & Sons
Flowers August, seaiuan stm Salinas, Washington St.
\Miari
Flowers Frank, carf>enter, dwl 236 Sutter
Floyd Edmund P., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
144 Sdver
Floyd Elizabeth (^idow), lodgings, 152 First
Fli.-yd Ervin, clerk Murphy Brothers, dwl 333 Jessie
Floyd James {Cruskey d: P.), dwl Overland Hoxise
Floyd James, salesman Murphy Brothers, dwl 333 Jessie
Floyd Richard S., capitalist, dwl 415 First
Floyd Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Gilbert bet Brannan and
Town send
Floyd Thomas, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 39
Ritch, rear
Floyd Tliomas, millhand Eac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl W s Gilbert bet Brannan and Townsend
Floyd Thomas W. (X- W. Floyd <i: Co.), dwl 12 Haw-
thorne
FLOTD T. W. A CO. {G<!orge L. Carroll}, proprietors
Pioneer Warehouse, SW cor Battery and Filbert
Floyd Wdliam, boilermaker's helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
\Vbarf
Floyd WUliam, saloonkeeper, dwl 20 Ohio
Floyd Zaccheus, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl E s
Midway nr Francisco
Flubacher EmUe, foreman F. X. Kast, dwl S Stockton PI
Fluegger J. C, bootmaker, 210 Brannan, dwl 434 Brannan
Flugge Carl, commission stockbroker, office 415 Mont-
gomerj', dwl 623 Sutter
Fluhart Charles E., teacher music, dwl 14 Essex
Flum Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Fly John, seaman, dwl 26 St^uart
Flynn Andrew, bookkeeper John Kenny, d\v4 511 Octa-
via
Flynn Andrew H., ironiuolder Pacific Foundrj', dwl SW
cor Franklin and Gough
Fl\Tin Anthony, carpenter, dwl 29 Pleasant
Flynn Br\-ant, seaman stm Bullion, Black Point
F]\-nn David, seaman, dwl 907 Larkin
FLVW EDMO\D, groceries and liquors, 537 Post, dwl
529 Post
Fl\-nn Edward, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1 S. F. F. D.
Flprn Edward, laborer Sui>erintendent Public Streets
Fl}-nn Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl E a
Polk bet Grove and Hayes
Fl^Tin Edward, plasterer, dwl 612 Sixth
Flynn Edward, shoemaker, dwl 114 William
Fh-nn Frederick, cook 11 Sixth, dwl S Clara
Flynn George J., gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 2
McDermott PI
Flynn Howard, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl SW cor
Grove and Franklin
Flynn Hugh, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.
FLYW HIGH, wood and coal, S53 Howard and 137 Fifth
337 Fifth
Flynn James, boot and shoemaker, 47 Second, dwl 17S
Minna
Flynn James, carpenter, dwl 3S Tehama
FljTiu James, miner, dwl 175 Minna
Flj-nw James, plasterer, dwl 20 Folsom Av
FljTm James, rigger, dwl 1 Lincoln PI
FIjTin James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Flynn James, waiter, dwl S14 Sansom
Flynn James F., coremaker City Iron Works, dwl SE cor
Grove and Franklin
Flynn Johu {Flynn ct McMahon), dwl SE cor Fourth and
Perr.'
Flynn John, dwl York bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
FlJ^ln John, blacksmith Jerome English, dwl 120 Shipley
Flyun John, boilermaker, dwl 443 Clementina
Flj-nn John, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 1221 Geary
Fl}-nn John, clerk Maurice Fl^-nn, SE cor Howard and
Russ
¥\yan John, coaldealer, dwl SW cor Seventh and Mission
Fljnm John, laborer, dwl 9 Varenne PI
Fliiim John, laborer Chase & Wolf
Flj-nn John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Y\yi\n John, milkman, dwl cor Pierce and Chestnut
FI)-nn John, salesman Landers, Bj-rne & Co., dwl 835
Mission
YXyrm John, stevedore, dwl NE cor Jersey and Vicksburg
FI.\-nn John M., clerk Muriihy, Grant & Co., dwl 112 Silver
FljTin John R., driver Kloppenburg & Klatt, dwl 150
Silver
Flynn John W., currier Simon HofEman & Co., dwl W s
Stevenson bet Fifth and Sixth
FljTin Luke, laborer, dwl 16^ Folsom Av
Fl\^nl Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 656 Willow Av
FljTin Maurice, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and
Russ
FljTin Maurice, laborer Angell, Palmer k Co., dwl W s
Diamond bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Fl}^ul Marj- (widow), dwl 17 Anthony
Flynn Marj^ Miss, dressmaker Mrs.' McDevitt, dwl 1903
Hyde
Flynn Mar>- Miss, seamstress, dwl 312^ Tehama
FljTin Michael, carpenter, dwl 217 Hickory'
Fl.NTin Michael, clerk Evening Post, dwl 226 Sutter
Fl\-nn Michael, driver Market St. R. R.
Flynn Michael, hostler Claybxirgh & Brandenstein, dwl
Heinz's Hotel
Flj-nn Michael, laborer, dwl 213 Tehama, rear
Flynn Michael, laborer Angell, Palmer & Co.
Flynn Michael, waiter, dwl 8 Virginia PI
Fljnin Michael J., waiter, 542 Clay, dwl 513 Pine
Flj-nn Michael M., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl S 3
Twenty-second bet Mission and Capp
Flynn Morris, driver Golden Gate Park
Flynn Morris, laborer, dwl 71 Jessie
Flynn Patrick, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., dwl 150 Silver
Flyim Patrick, extraman H. and L. Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Flynn Patrick, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwi Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Fljnm Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SW cor
Shasta and Illinois
Flj-nn Patrick, market, 705 Brannan, dwl NW cor Sixth
and Brannan
Fl}Tin Patrick, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Fl\^ul Patrick J., civil engineer, dwl Railroad House
Fl\-nn Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2 Mc-
Dermott PI
Flj-nn Peter, special policeman, dwl 10 Kate
YXywn. Richard, laborer Central Pacific R. K., dwl Ss
Laurel Av bet Buchanan and Webster
FljTin Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 47 Second, dwl 9
Langton
Flynn Thomas, expresswagon, cor Market and Third, dwl
41 Ritch
Flj-nn Thomas, gardener, dwl S s Clay bet Fillmore and
Webster
Flj-nn Tliomas, laborer, dwl 23 Rincon PI, rear
FIjTin Tliomas, stonecutter, dwl 17 Third
Flynn Thomas J., reporter Evening Post, dwl 116 Sutter
FI\'nn Timothy, laborer Fort Point
FhTin Tiniotb}', plasterer, dwl 450 Clementina
Fl,mn William, blacksmith Michael Garrick, dwl 721
Minna
Fl5^ln William, lather Palace Hotel
Fl\-nn William, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Fij-nn & McMahon {John Fbmnnnd B.ifoJfa^on), liquor
saloon, SE cor Fourth and Perry
Flynn. See Flinn
Fl>-nne Patrick (Fli/nne i- Co.), dwl 1903 Hyde
Fl3^ule & Co. (Patrick Flynne, Philip O'ReUly, and
Jeremiah Hiordayi), City Restaurant, 538-542 Claj'
Flyshaker Samuel, bookkeeper John Bloch, dwl 615
Green
Foa Julius, real estate, dwl 1420 Powell
Foa's Building, SW cor Dupout and Broadway
Foard Jeremiah W., insurance commissioner State of
California, office 401 California, dwl 434 Second
Foard John M., dwl 425 Keamy
:'ACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
FOAJID THOMAS J., proprietor Golden Era, office
605 Clay, dwl 605 Geary
Foard. See Ford and Forde
Fobs Jane (\\idow), dwl 1(515 Powell
Focacci Domenico, laborer Favre & Jaussaud, dwl 932
Montgomery
Focacci Lonis {W. J. T. Pahmr tfc CoX dwl 932 Mont
Fnccaci Luig:i, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Foebl Charles A., blacksmith Michael Price, dwl Folsom
bet Fourth and Fifth
Foerster Charles, butcher J. Goldman, dwl New Atlantic
Hotel
Foestler Frederick, laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 717
Battery
Fot'acci Antonio, vetretables, 38 Colombo Market
Fojrarthy William, plumber Bush & Milne
Fogarty Catherine Mrs. (widow), dwl 4 Stockton PI
Fogfarty Da\id J. (For/arty <{■ Meyer), dwl 615 Larkin
Fogartv Edward, waiter stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Fogarty Elizabeth (widow), dwl 3 Tehama
Fogarty Henry, watchman Palace Hotel
Fogarty James, bootmaker, 409 Geary
Fogai-ty James, butcher 71 Centre Market, dwl 606 Fill-
more
Fogarty James, carpenter, dwl 63 Tehama
Fogarty James, laborer Palace Hotel
Fogarty James, machinist, dwl 545 FMrst
Fogarty James, printer, dwl 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty James G., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 671 Clem
Fogarty John, laborer, dwl 726 Green
Fogarty John, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet San and Mont
Fogarty John, waiter Charles Smith, dwl 817 Battery
Fogarty John T., bookkeeper James Fogarty, dwl 606
Fillmore
Fogarty Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 356 Minna
Fogarty Margaret (widow), dwl 397 McAllister
Fogarty Margaret (widow), tailoress, dwl 358 Jessie
Fogarty Mary (widow), dwl NWcor Chattanooga and
Twentj'-second
Fogarty Matthew, laborer Palace Hotel
Fogarty Martin, hostler, dwl 13 White
Fogarty Michael, watchman Palace Hotel
Fogartv Patrick, carpenter, dwl 81 Stevenson
Fogarty Patrick H., foreman laborers Palace Hotel, dwl E
8 Dolores nr Dmiand
Fogarty Thomas, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl S s Twentieth bet Dolores and Church
Fogarty Thomas, expresswagon, cor Ninth and Harrison
Fogarty Thomas, peddler, dwl 3 Gordon
Fogarty William, plumber, dwl 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty & Meyer (David J. Fogarty and Jacob Meyer),
blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 966 Mission
Foge Carsten, bookkeeper Schroder & Albrecht, dwl 15
Florence
Foge Frank (Foge d- Co.), dwl 120 Second
Foge & Co. (Frd7ik Foge and Henry Enoche), groceries
and liquors, 120 Second
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay
Fogel Jacob, tailor, dwl 452 Clementina
Fogel. Si-e Fogle
Fogg Augusta {mdow), dwl 712 McAllister
Fogg George, teamster Grosh & Rutherford, dwl 122 Eddy
Fogg George W., superintendent Pacific Iron Works, dwl
350 First
Fogg John B., brickmason, dwl 612J Howard
Foixic John B. Mrs., wa\"worker, dwl C12J Ho\vard
FoLTg Marv Mrs., fiu-nished ronras, 589 Market
Fogg Samuel B., employ 6 Central Pacific R. R., dwl 589
Market
Fogg William A., receiving clerk Custom House, dwl 712
McAUister
Fogle Frank, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
First
Fogle L., baker William Stolilnian, dwl SE cor Turk and
Hvde
Fogle Lewis C, bookkeeper Collins, "Wheaton & Luhrs,
dwl 604 Geary
Fogle Orem B., cashier Hickox & Spear, dwl 604 Geary
Fogler George P., bootmaker NE cor Sixth and Stev
Fogler Joseph, capitalist, dwl 7 Laskie
Fogler Philip, bootmaker, dwl 112 Seventh
Fogts Diedrich H., dwl 535 Seventh
Fogus D. H., mining, office 419 California room 17, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Foht D. (FoH (t Anqelheart), dwl 427J Green
Foht&Angelheart(i!). Fo/i(anrf M. Angclhcart), liquor-
saloon, 611 Jackson
Foley , machinist, dwl 349 Tehama
Foley Alfred A., clerk, dwl 422 Fremont
Foley Anastasia (widow), dwl S s Clay bet Scott and Dcvis-
adero
Foley Catherine (widow), dwl 42 Zoe
Foley Charles, laborer, dwl 216 Francisco
Foley Christian Miss, glovemaker, dwl 1214 Larkin
Foley Christopher C, engineer, dwl 1313 Montgomerj'
Foley Cornelius, dairj-man, dwl N s Greenwich bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Foley Daniel, boot and shoemaker, NE cor How and Steu
Foley I-ianiel, hostler Thomas Bowlen
Foley Daniel, merchant, dwl 27 Minna
Fole.v Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 41 Everett
Foley Daniel B., helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 610
Fell
Foley David, boilermaker, dwl 564 Minna
Foley David, jiorter 213 Front, dwl 1812 Powell
Foley Dennis, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
\\liarf
Foley Dennis, laborer, dwl 783 Eddy
Foley Dennis J., dwl W s Guerrero nr Twenty-first
Foley D. L., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 336 Eddy
Foley Edmund, groceries and hquors, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Filbert
Foley Edward T., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 619
Fell
Foley Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, 753 Howard
Foley Francis, dealer hides, wool, and skins, 313 Seventh,
dwl 336 Seventh
Foley Francis, laborer, dwl 21 Moss, rear
Foley Frank, baker, dwl 208 Third, rear
Foley Henry, lithographic artist A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 51 Natoma
Foley James, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Foley James, clerk Mrs. P. H. Morrissey, dwl 210 Fifth
Foley James, engineer stm Alice E. Garratt, Commercial
St. Wharf
Foley James, laborer, dwl 1219 Broadway, rear
Foley James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl cor
Sierra and Michigan
Folej' James, longshoreman, dwl 217 Broad^ray
Foley James, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 320 Tehama
Foley James, truckman Clay St. Hill R. R.
Foley Jeremiah, porter Castle Brothers, dwl 1809 Powell
Foley John, dwl 327 Third
Foley John, asph alt um worker N. P. Ferine
Foley John, bookkeeper, dwl 336 Seventh
Foley John, expresssmau, cor Folsom and Fourth, dwl 10
Louisa
Foley John, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Foley John, foreman press room Evening Bulletin, dwl
300 Green
Foley John, hackman J. Florence, dwl 250 Fourth
Foley John, helper Tlieodore Kallenberg, dwl 75 Natoma
Foley John, laborer, dwl 5 Harrison Av
Foley John, laborer, dwl 12 Welsh
Foley John, laborer, dwl 18 Rausch, rear
Foley JohiT, laborer, dwl 430 Clementina, rear
FoleV John, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Folev John, laborer, dwl N s Folsom bet Seventh and
Eighth
Foley John, laborer I. Friedlander, Mission Bay Ware-
house, dwl 30 Welsh
Foley John, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Foley John, machinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 26 Clar-
ence PI
Foley John, painter Henry Wagner, dwl 42 Zoe
Foley John, plumber Palace Hotel
Foley John, shoemaker, dwl 51 Natoma
Folev John, stockoperator, dwl 317 Fifth
Foley John, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Folev John J., janitor Temple Emanu-El, dwl 938 Mission
Foley Kate Miss, machine operator Orrin Jones, dwl 6S
Natoma
Foley &L Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 1914
Larkin
Foley Margaret Miss, dressmaker Miss E. Foley, dwl 763
Howard
Folev Martin, foundr^Tnan, dwl 111 Jessie
Foley Martin, laborer Michael Hartnett, dwl 343 Jessie
Foley Marv A. (widow), dwl N s Stevenson nr Sixth
Foley Marj- A. (widow), furnished rooms, 107 Fifth
Folev Mathew, laborer, dwl 6 Miller Pi
Foley Maurice, barkeeper Sears & Foley, dwl Bartol betl
Bniadwav and Vallejo
Foley Michael (Hughes <fc F.), dwl SE cor Fourth and*
Jessie
MOEaAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import thair own Stook from New Yoi.
, p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 715 Kearny, EstabUshed 1S52.
FOL
293
FOR
Folev Michael, assistant eug'iiieer stm Eastport, Pacific
St. \Miarf
Foley .Michael, calker, dwi 422 Tliird
Ftiley Michael, iruiier Occidental Laundry
Fuley Michael, laborer, dwl ti Lick
Foley Michael, laborer, dwl 17 Aiithony
Foley Michael, molder Aiigell, Palmer & Co., dwl 18 Te-
iiaina
Foley Michael C, calker, dwl 166 Silver
Fuley Michael J., machinist, dwl 26 Clinton
Foley Muses, bricklayer, dwl 217 Broadway
Foley Patrick, bootcrimper, dwl 512 Mission
Foley Patrick, dra\Tuan, cor Washington and Sansom,
dwl 331 Oak
Foley Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Foley Patrick, houseraiser and mover, dwl 725 Natoma,
rear
Foley Patrick, laborer, dwl 24 Clinton
Folej' Patrick, laborer, dwl 4o Jessie
Folev Patrick, laborer John Cochran, dwl 555 MiBsion
Foley Patrick, lather Palace Hotel
Foley Patrick, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Fuky Patrick, stevedore Menzies iJi Bingham
Foley Patrick, switchman Central Pacific R. R., dwl King
St. House
Foley Patrick, teamster, dwl N s, Lilly Av bet Octavia and
Layiina
Fuley Patrick W., painter, dwl 15 Hayes
Foley Pet^er, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl IS Tehama
Folev Robert, grocer, dwl N s Stevenson nr Sixth
Foley Thomas {Florance d; F.), dwl 1812 Powell
Folev Thomas, blacksmith Carvill Manufacturiug Co.,
dwl 12 Welsh
Foley l"homas, blacksmith Grace & Rogers, dwl 448 Na-
toma
Foley Thomas, driver Whan & Walsh, dwl Third nr How
Fole}' Thomas, laborer, dwl 146 Perrj'
Foley Tliomas, laborer, dwl 232 First
Foley Thomas, molder Union Iron Works
Foley Thomas, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St. \Miarf
Foley IMmothy {Sears d: >'.), dwl 10 Bartol
Fulev Timothy, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
\\'harf
Foley Timothy, laborer, dwl 228^ Ritch
Folev Timothy, laborer, dwl N s Fifteenth Av bet L and
K, South S. F.
Foley Timuthj-, laborer Wells, Russell, & Co., dwl Eureka
House
Folev Timothv, shoemaker, S 6 Sixteenth ui Valencia
Foley W. H., dwl 304 Beale
Foley Willium, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 244 Stev
Folev William, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl 1013 Market
Foley William, trackcleaner Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl
NW cor Twenty-third and San Jose Av
Folev William H., bookkeeper Larking & Co., dwl 619
Fell
Foley W. L., clerk, dwl 422 Fremont
Folger Alausou, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl 13 Park
Av
Folger A. S. {A. S. Folger ct- Co.), dwl 1228 Mission
Folger A. S. & Co. (f . A. Iluntiwjton a)id J. F. Carter),
excelsior manufacturers, SW cor Fremont ami Miss
Folger Daniel W. {B. P. Flint d- Co.), dwl 814 Ellis
Fulger Eugene, bookkeeper, dwl 8 Mason
F'-'lu'er Fredrick W., dwl 13 Park Av
Folger Oeorge E., machinehand William B. Bradbury,
dwl 320 Mimia
Folger James A. (J. A. Folger it Co.), res Oakland
Folger J. A. & Co. {Otto Sckoenmann), importers and man-
m'acturers coffee and spices, 104 and 106 California
Folger Sarah E. (widow), dwl 10 Willow Av
F'lK'er Seth, porter J. Rosenfeld, dwl 116 Oak
Folger Susan (widow), dwl 13 Park Av
Fuik O. Gon (Chinese), shoe manm'acturer, dwl 1 Tay
Folk Snlomon, real estate, dwl 11 Rtiss
Folke William M., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1110
Clay
Folkers A. H. B. (J. H. A. Folkers 6: Brother), dwl 207i
Tavlor
Folkers J. H. A. {J. H. A. Folkers J: Brother), dwl 814
Hvde
FOLKEUS J. H. A. A BROTHER (A. H. B. Folk-
ero), agents Tiemann & Co.'s surgical and dental in-
stnunenta and trusses, IIS Montgomery
Follansbee Alonzo W., clerk George Howes & Co., dwl 319
Oak
Follansl>ee Jolin S., accountant, office 435 California, dwl
1006 Post
Folley Samuel, hquor saloon, 717 Da\T3
Folley lliomas, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Follin Thomas, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Follis Richard H., butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 90 and 91 Cali-
foniia Market, dwl 2630 Mission
Folhuar T. L., dwl 220 Pacific
FoUnier Charles, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Follmer George W., roi>emaker S. F. Cordage Factor)',
dwi E s Sierra bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Follmer R. A., liquor saloon, W s Kentucky ur Sierra
Folly Carlo, teacher music, d\\ I lOit Gean,- '
Folong Patrick, farmer, dwl San Migue"l Ranch nr La-
guna Honda
Folsher Julius, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl North Ger-
man Hotel
Folsom Albert, carriage manufacturer. Spring nr Califor-
nia, dwl Ws Sacramento betDevisaderoandBroderick
Folsom Charles F. B., teamster, cor Market and Fourth,
dwl 15u7 California
Folsom Da\id H., speculator, dwl 122 Geary
Folsom Frank, carpenter, dwl 4 Pollard PI
Folsom George A., bookkeeper Albert Folsom, dwl N s
Sacramento bet Devisadero and Broderick
Folsom George T,, general accomitant Southern Pac. R.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Townseud room 34, dwl
206 Kearny
Folsom Granite Co., Thomas J. Owens agent, office 215
SansL)m room 11
Folsom Laundry, Louis May proprietor, S 8 Sixteenth nr
Valencia, office 702 Montgomery
Folsom St. Wharf, foot Folsom
Fonce Boring, waiter 548 Clay
Fonda Alfred, dwl 737 Howard
Fonda H. R. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl
SW cor Broderick and Sacramento
Fonda William F., bookkeei^er Wheeler &. Wilson Sewing
Machine Co., dwl SW cor Sacramento and Broderick
Fong Wing Lung &, Co. (Chinese), rice, 619 Dupout
Foug Yik (Chinese), provisions, 745 Sacramento
Fonroche Bechade {Herteman tt Fonroche), dwl Cali-
foniia Hotel
Fonseca D. L., physician, office 432 Kearny, res Oakland
Fontaine Bartley, laborer, dwl 541 First
Fontaine Pierre, salesman Chevalier i Comte
Fontana Antonio, cook N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Fontana Frank, laborer, dwl 1 Bower PI
Fontana Giuseppe, jeweler, junction Montgomery Av
Keaniy and Pacific
Fontana Joseph, laborer Gosta & Giota, dwl W s San
Jos(5 Road nr Six-mile House
Fontana M. J. (C. M. Volkman i Co.), dwl SE cor Broad-
way and Leavenworth
Foo Hing & Co. (Chinese), mnbrellas, 74S Washington
Fuuts Clarence L., draftsman, dwl 1023 Powell
Fout:^ Daniel L., merchant, dwl 1023 Powell
Fouts Maria Mrs., milliner, 1006 Stockton, dwl 1023 Pow
Fook Chang Yong (Cliiuese), druggist and chemist, 744
Sacramento
Fook Wo Tong (Chinese), drugs, S03 Dupont
Fook Yuen & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 711 Dupont
Fooks William G., Pacific Carriage Machine Works, 1118
Mission, dwl 626 Jessie
Foolin Frank, trackman N. B. and Mission R. R.
Foonnan Simon, ditch owner (Calaveras Co.), office 76
Montgomery Block, dwl 42'J O'Farrell
Foot H. D., second-assistant engineer Pacffic Mail S. S.
Colorado
Foote Albert, mariner, dwl SE cor Vallejo and Front
Foote Joseph H., agent New England Combination Roof-
ing Co., 330 Pine room 31, dwl 32 Sixth
Foote William W. {Foote d- Carter), res Oakland
Foote & Carter {Williajn W. Foote and John W. Carter),
attorneys at law, office 6 Montgomery Block
Fopiaiio B.. dwl 336 Union
Fopiano Charles, barkeeper Nicolas Matticevich, dwl 621
Pacific
Fopiano Uomiuick, laborer, dwl 336 Union
Fopiano Joseph, bootblack, 618 Montgomery
Fopiano Stephen, laborer, dwl 426 Union
Foran Edward T., compositor Alta California, dwl 615
Post
Foran John, blacksmith Larkins & Co., dwl 216 First
Foran John, stevedore Menzies i Bingham
Foran Patrick, porter Whittier, Fuller it Co., dwl 518
Stockt-ju
Foran W. Miss, dwl 139 Fourth
Foran WilUam, laborer, dwl 2 Lincoln PI, rear 243 Fre-
mont
Forbes Alexander {Forbes Brothers), dwl 1103 Jackson
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
Forbes Alexander J., cabinetmaker, dwi 228 Second
rORUKS ANOREW B., general agent Mutual Life
Ins. Co. of New York, office 204 Montgomery', dwl NE
cor Essex and Laurel PI
Forbes Arthur W., bookkeeper G. M. Josselyii & Co., dwl
121 Montgomery
FORBES KKi*THEKi>> (Alexander and Charles), im-
portera and conmiiysion merchants, 308 California
Forbes Charles {Forbes Brothers), dwl SW cor Taylor and
Jackson
Forbes Charles F., homeopathic physician, office and dwl
944 Folsom
Forbes Frank, cigamiaker E. Goslinsky & Co., dwl 6
Florence
Forbes Franklin P., dentist, dwl 228 Second
Forbes J. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
127 Kearny
Forbes J. Alexander, chemist, dwl 1719 Stockton
Forbes James, blacksmith Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 3 Hay-
wood
Forbes James, boilermaker Francis 1. Curry
Forbes James A. Jr.> court interpreter, office 7 Montgom-
ery Av, dwl 1719 Stockton
Forbes Jane (widow), furnished rooms, 714 Howard
Forbes Jolm (colored), housecleaner, dwl 19 John
Forbes John, painter, dwl 27 Everett
Forbes Jolm, stevedore, dwl SE cor Montgomery and
Vallejo
Forbes John P., mining, office 408 California room 9
Forbes J. Winchell, chemist Joseph W. Clawson, dwl 512
Kearny
Forbes Julia A. Mrs., physician, dwl NE cor Serpentine
Av and Mission
Forbes Mehille P., foreman John Daniel & Co., dwl 22S
Second
FORBES* WAREHOUSE, Forbes Bros. & Co. propri-
etors, W s Front bet Broadway and Vallejo
Forck John, locksmith W. D. Clark & Co., dwl cor Mar-
ket and Steuart
Ford Alexander, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 638 Jessie
Ford Ann (widow), dwl 305 Union
Ford Anna Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manufacturing Co.,
dwl Sixth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Ford Annie Miss, hairworker Miss Norah Sullivan, dwl 50
Ritch
Ford Anthony, peddler, dwl 9 Kent
Ford Bridget (widow), dwl 1809 Stockton, rear
Ford P.ridget, seamstress La Grande Laundrj'
Fi'rd Bridget Mrs., furnished rooms, 120 Fourth
Ford Catherine (widow), dwl E s Michigan nr Shasta
Ford Charles, butcher Frederick Ford, dwl 51 Clara
Ford Charles, cook Franklin Hotel
Ford Charles, newspaper carrier, dwl 53C Sacramento
Ford Charles, plasterer, dwl 2007 Taylor
Ford Charles, stableman, dwl 1142^ Market
Ford Charles S., dravman K. Strauss, dwl cor Market and
Tyler
Ford Daniel, hostler Central R. R., dwl 403 Sixth
Ford Daniel, laborer, dwl 114 Clinton
Ford Delia Miss, hairdresser Miss Caroline Shephard, dwl
319 Green
Ford Edward, lather Palace Hotel
Furd Elihu, saloonkeeper, dwl 921 Market
Ford F., carpenter, dwi 1023 Kearny
Ford Frank, watchman stm Julia, Broadway AVharf
Ford Frederick, market, 24 Stockton, dwl 4U Clara
Furd George, blacksmith, dwl 3 Beale PI
Ford George, woolgrader Whitney & Webster, dwl 109
First Av
Ford Geoi^e J., carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush, dwl
Coso House
Ford Harry, longshoreman, dwl C15 Commercial
Ford Hcno', butcher, dwl 51 Clara
Ford Henry, clerk Alfred W. Morgenstein, dwl 51 Clara
Ford H. J., shipcariienter, dwl 512 Fourth
Ford I. C, driver Onmibus R. R., dwl 249 Tehama
Ford J. A., cashier Murjihy, Grant & Co., dwl 327 Geary
Ford James, cook, dwl 813 Pacific
Ford James, engineer stm Coquille, dwl 523 Howard
Ford James, miner, dwl 811 Stockton
Ford James, woolpacker Whitney & Webster, dwl 1112
Hyde
Ford James B., salesman, dwl 274 Clementina
Ford James P., oysterdealer, dwl 813 Pacific
Ford J. B. & Co. "(New York), W. Payzant agent, publish-
ers Christian Union and subscrii)tion books, 339 Kear
Ford J. C, student Heald's Business College
Ford Jeremiah, laborer Grand Hotel
Ford Jerome B., president Mendocino Lumber Co., office
34 California, res Oakland
Ford John, dwl 327 Fell
Ford John, assistant foreman Engine No. 11 S. F. F. D.,
dwl S s Fourteenth Av nr X, South S. F.
Ford John, bootmaker, 100 Pacific, dwl 342 Union, rear
Ford John, carver, dwl 208 Third, rear
Ford John, coachman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 553 First
Ford John, peddler, dwl 9 Kent
Ford John E-, brushmaker, dwl S a Benial Heights nr
Crescent Av, Islais Creek
Ford John F., boxmaker Benjamin ,F. Gilman, dwl 57
Clementina
Ford John J., butcher Silverberg & Zimmerman, dwl
Fourteenth nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Ford John R., coachman Jennings S. Cox, dwl Pacific
Mail S. S. Co.'s Dock
Ford Joseph C. {Ford tt Fuller), dwl 309 Clementina
Ford Lawrence, second-hand ship material, 5 Steuart, dwl
Webster bet Eddy and Ellis
Ford Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Brians, dwl 51 Clara
Ford Maggie A., Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Robertson,
dwl 12 Ha^rthorne , ^
Ford Margeret (widow)> dwl 61 Clara
Ford Maria Mrs., dwl Sixth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Ford Mary Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 709
Natoma
Ford Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 921 Market
Ford Michael, dwl 26 Tiuk
Ford Michael, blacksmith Tliomas Ford, dwl 51 Jessie
Ford Michael, laborer, dwl 703 Davis
Ford Michael, laborer, dwl 853 Folsom
Ford Michael, shoemaker, dwl IS Folsom Av
Ford Michael, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ford Michael A., machinist Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 709 Natoma
Ford Michael C, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl
Sixth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Ford Michael J., butcher, dwl Sixth Av bet L and M,
South S. F.
Ford Nathaniel M., purser stm Parthenius, dwl 1520 Fol
Ford Patrick, tailor, dwl 274 Tehama
Ford Patrick, t«amster, dwl Potrero Av nr El Dorado
Ford Patrick, waiter, dwl 557 Mission
Ford Peter, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Ford Robert, nurse, dwl 510 Howard
Ford Robert F., dwl SE cor Ninth and Mission
Ford Silas P., architect and superintendent Building De-
partment Real Estate Associates, dwl 731 Green
Ford Thomas, blacksmith, 105 First, dwl Steiner bet Ed-
dy and Ellis
Ford Thomas, laborer, dwl 7^ Geneva
Ford Thomas, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 635 Ellis
Ford Thomas Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 7^ Geneva
Ford Thomas J., mail agent Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
American Exchange
Ford Thomas W., cutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl Bomal
Heights
Ford Timothy, laborer, dwl 154 Clara
Ford Timothy, marblepoiisher J. & A. Morris, dwl 119J
Shipley
Ford William {Reynolds tt F.), and fire commissioner S. F.
F. D. , dwl 015 Pine
Ford William, boarding, N s Brannan bet Eighth and
Ninth
Ford William, laborer, dwl Manhattan House
Ford William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
bet Georgia and Michigan
Ford & Fuller {Joseph C. Ford and Orlando Fuller),
stockbrokers, 420 Montgomery room 3
Ford. See Foard and Forde
Furde Mary N. (widow), bakery and confectionery, dwl
SE cor Larkin and Pine
Forde Timothy, capitalist, office 29 Merchants' Exchange,
res Oakland
Forde William C. , compositor Evening: Post, dwl 1423
Hyde
Fordem Patrick {Doherty i- Co.)y dwl 159 Silver
Forder Matthew, laborer, dwl 36 Mary
Fordham Patrick, laborer, dwl 159 Silver
Fordhara Robert B. (Fordham tfc Jennings), dwl 1210
M;ison
Fordham Robert B. (\vidow), dwl 1019 Washington
FORDHAM «£ JEXNIX«S (Robert B. Fordham and
Charles B. Jennings), grocers, NE cor Front and
Jackson
Foreman Andrew, foreman Painter & Co., dwl 1514 Jones
Foreman Andrew . Jr. , typefounder Painter & Co., dwl
1614 Jones
Earitan Eiver Transplanted Oystets at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
J
C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearny, Established 1862.
Foreman John, musician, dwl 31 Hinckley
Foreman Robert, insurance ai,^ent. dwl T14 Howard
Foresight Alexander, clerk, dwl 210 O'Farrell
Forest C. M., seaman, dwl 2tj Steuart
Forest George, machinist, dwl 54 First
Forest K. M., machinist. Pacific ilaU S. S. Co.
Forestier Henry E., laborer E. Koch &, Co., dwl ISIS
Stockton
Foretta F., fisherman, foot Clay
Fork Otto, machinist, dwl 904 Kearny
Forkins Thomas, longshoreman, dwl N s Oregon bet Da-
^is and Drumm
Fomian Charles, mining, office 406J Caliiomia
Forman James, dwl U36 Sutter
Fomiau Sands W., local editor Daily Examiner, dwl 121
Slontgomerj' room 9
Fomer Jacob B., pohceman City Hall, dwl 418 Green
Forney John, boatmaker Thomas Murphy, dwl Globe
House, SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Fomier Joseph, bricklayer, dwl Colximbia Hotel
Forppiano Frank, groceries, Hquors, hay, and gr^in, NE
cor Mission and Twenty-ninth
Forran Thomas, driver Kelley & Swanton, dwl 640 Market
Forre Lui, gardener, dwl W s San Jos6 Koad ur Indus-
trial School
Forrest Curtis F., capitalist, dwl 719 Market
Forrest James, drajnnan J. 1). Arthur & Son, dwl NE cor
Laguna and Fell
Forrest James L., finisher F. M. TVilkinson, dwl Harmony
Hotel ■*
Forrest James M. (Forrest A Co.), dwl 312 Capp
Forrest John E., hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 114 Te-
hama
Forrest John W., carpenter, dwl 21 Langton
Forrest Michael, waiter, dwl 35 Essex
Forrest Robert M., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 552 Linden Av
Forrest Thomas, with Tieadwell & Co., dwl 319 Bush room
45
Forrest W. D., salesman R. M. Black, dwl 613 Taylor
Forrest & Co. (James M. Forrest and Samuel Simmons),
proprietors Atlantic Straw Works, 132 Fourth
Forrester E. S., teacher Powell St. Primary School, dwl
700 Broadway
Forrester James I., plumber Charles Waters, dwl 348 Te-
hama
Forrester Kate A. (widow), dwl 835 Bush
Forrester Peter, upholsterer, dwl 639 Post
Forrester Walter, plasterer Palace Hotel
Forsaith Edward W. (Forsaith d: Skau), dwl Grand Hotel
Forsaith George, clerk Consolidated Tobacco Co., dwl 1421
Pine
FORSAITH A SH-IW (Edward W. ForsaUh and
John Skaic), produce commission merchants, 325
Front
ForsbuTg John, boot and shoemaker, 607 Howard, dwl 543
Howard
Forse Peter, tailor, dwl 924 Dupont
Forsland Jonas, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., dwl 337 Bush
Forsman Hugh, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl
247 Stevenson
Forssa Francois, tailor Baloim & Stouda
Forster Charles W. , seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Forster Frederick, Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Forster Hans, miner, dwl 39 Jackson
Forster John, maltster National Brewery, dwl SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Forster John S., boarding, Alcatraz Island
Forster Louise Mme., French boarding school, 912 Sutter
Forster William, hunter, dwl 127 Jackson
Forster. See Foster
Forswold Jacob, carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Forsj-th Alexander, bookkeeper George B. Knowles &Co.,
dwl 0 Russ 1
Forsyth Alexander C, shipping clerk H. S. Crocker &
& Co., dwl 210 O'Farrell
Fors\-th Edw-in, carpenter, dwl 359^ Eleventh
Fors.nh Elijah, teamster, dwl 1 Latham PI
Forsrth Frederick A., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl
14 Lotiisa
Forsrth George C, boot and shoemaker, dwl 255 Octavia
Forsj-th James, bootblack, dwl 507 Mission
Forsj-th Orrin W., bookkeeper City Iron Works, dwl 820
Jessie
Forsj-th Peter, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Fors>-th Robert, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. 8. Color-
ado
Forsj-th William C, plumber and gasfitter, 1057 Market,
dwl 822 Jessie
Forsj-th William K., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
Forsjihe George, gardener, dwl 1 Auburn
Fors.rthe J. Miss, teacher Bush St. Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 209 Ellis
Forsythe Samuel, macliinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl -'09
Ellis
Fortier Anna Mrs., bakery, 1204 Pacific
Fortier Pierre A., optician, dwl W s San Jos^ Av bet
Twenty-lourth and Elizabeth
Fortier Shadrach -M., clerk Frank F. Taylor, dwl 1204 Pac
Fortlouis Max, bookkeeper 509 Montgomerj'. dwl 335
Hayes
Fortmann Dietrich, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Fortmann F. & Co. (Henry Fortmann and Louis Gra-
bcr), proprietors Pacific Brewer\-, 267-271 Tehama
Fortmann Frederick (F. Fortmann <t Co.), res Germonv
fortmann Frederick, barkeeper Osmer & Co., NE cor Fol-
som and Steuart
Fortmann Henrj- (F. Fortman & Co.), dwl 259 Tehama
Fortmami Henrj-, groceries and liquors, 1316 Sacramento
Fortodo Antonia, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Fortriede Henry, master mariner, dwl 30 Zoe
Portro Joseph 1., teamster, dwl 320 Hayes
Fortson V. E., compositor Evening Post, dwl 926 Mission
Fortime Edward, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Fortmie H. W,, furniture and bedding, 1228 Market dwl
219 Seventeenth
Fortune John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Fortune Mary (widow), dwl 1023 Post
Fortune Michael, shoemaker Patrick CTearv, dwl 30"
Fourth
Fos Isidore, butcher L. C. Dulion, dwl 705 Pacific
Fos Ra.nuond, butcher John H. McMenomy, dwl 403
Kearny
Fosberg Charles, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co
dwl 243 Tehama
Fosberv- George, bandsawyer L. & E. Emanuel, dwl West
End Hotel
Fosberj- William, laborer S. F. Glass Works, dwl Chenery
bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Fosen Osmund R., boarding, 407 Tehama
Foscar Hemy, laborer H. Hoesch, dwi Stockton PI
Foshay I. W., real estate, dwl Sullivan nr Union S s
Eemal Heights
Foskett William B., cabinetmaker, dwl 608 Fell
Foss Christian 0., cabinetmaker John Easton, dwl 272
Clementina
Foss Emily J., matron California State Woman's Hos-
pital, NW cor Howard and Twelfth
Foss Hiram C, carpenter, dwl 605 Sacramento
FOSS OSl'AK, photographic stock and materials, 410
Kearny
Fossard Amoble, collector, dwl 1917 Mason
Fossas Pedro, compositor, dwl 1234 Stockton
Fossum EuiiMe (widow), seamstress, dwl 15 Second
Fossimi Sibert, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sierra and Mich-
igan
Foster — ^, carrier Bulletin, dwl 116 Morton
Foster , salesman, dwl 31S Jessie
Foster , watchman S. F. City Gas Works, dwl 406
Bryant
Foster "Albert, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 738 Market
Foster Alexander, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl Fourth
nr Brannan
Foster Alfred, mason Palace Hotel
Foster Arthur J., with S. Foster & Co., dwl SW cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Foster C, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl Sixth nr Folsom
Foster Calvin (colored), porter Philhps & Co.
Foster Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Foster Charles, laborer, dwi 1 clay
Foster Charles, seaman, dwi IS Simmer
Foster Charles A., U. S. boarding olHcer Custom House
Foster Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Twenty-third
and Church
Foster Edward, chief engineer Cal. Pacific R. R., office
NE cor Front and Broadway, dwl 2105 California
Foster Emily Mrs., teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl 26 Oak Grove Av
Foster Edwin J., proprietor Homestead, cor Point Lobos
and Twenty-fifth avs
Foster Enoch, California Fumitmre M. O., dwi 1206
Market
Foster Fanny Miss, dwi 765 Market
Foster Frederick W. (Foster J: Co.), dwl Twentieth nr
Valencia
Foster George, miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 7 Hodges
PI ^
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?ACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order andBETAmEDjyD^Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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296
FOW
. sUademaker J. W. Key & Co., dwl 773
, insurance agent, dwl 13 Monroe
, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
Foster George E.
Mission
Foster George H.
Foster George W,
34 Minna „.,,,,, * ^
Foster G. H., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Foster G W., clerk, dwl 533 Sacramento
FostCT Henri- 1, ship and steamboat joiner, 4 CaUforma,
I dwl S s Tyler bet Webster and Buchanan
Foster Hugh, salesman John C. Morrison Jr., dwl 1630
Sacramento
Foster Isaac, carpenter, dwl 163 Third
Foster Isaac, engineer stm Kate, dwl Long Bndge
Foster James, engineer Demmg, Palmer & Co., dwl 904
Foster James, salesman, dwl 316 Tyler
Foster James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Foster John, longshoreman, dwl 127 lolsom
Foster John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Foster John, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Foster John B., salesman T. G. Cocknll & O).
Foster John R., salesman John A. Shaber & Co., dwl ^64
Fostir jZrus G., proprietor Cliff House, terminus Point
Lobos Av 6i miles from City Hall
Foster L., teacher, dwl 304 Beale ,
Foster Lemuel, seaman, dwl 1617 Cahforma
Foster Mary Miss, seamstress, dwl 125 Sansom
Foster M. i)., carpenter, dwl 212 Francisco
Foster Nancy A. Mrs., ckrpetsewer Momitam & Kaye, dwl
183 Jessie , „, . „
Foster O P., carpenter, dwl 212 Green
Foster Peter, en|ineer stm Alameda, dwl 18 Natoma
Foster Eobert, helper Fi-ancis I. Curry
Foster S carpenter, dwl 216 Stevenson ,
Foster S.' & Co., wholesale grocers and ehippmg mer-
chants, 86 California ,,.,„„ ,
Foster Samuel, carpenter, dwl 413 Howard „, .j^
Foster Samuel (S. Foster <£." Co.), dwl bW cor Fifteenth
FOSXER'SrosnET M., restaurant, 1324 Polk, dwl 1400
Polk
It^r ^TtmS:trilke*r°K S. Hubbard. S s Chestnut
betSteiner and Grant „.„ n,,, riva
cnsTFR THOJIAS J., manager Shoalwater Bay oys-
tlr <5 office 8?"CalifOTnia Market, res Oakland
Foster i Watson (Foster i- Co.), dwl N 8 Twentieth nr
Valencia
Foster W., miner, dwl 633 Sacramento
Foster William, driver James A. Brown a Co.
FosS WiZm, employ,; S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
FostoWmiam, hamessmaker, dwl 81 Clementina
Foster WiUiam, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Wm-
Foster WUliam, shoefltter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 81
Clementina ^ ,,
Foster WiUiani, teamster, dwl 1017 Mason
Folter Wmiam! waiter Ratto & ^artme, d«a204 Brannan
Foster William A., woodcarrer L. & E. Emanuel, owi iiJ
Fostpr WiUiam H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Softer wmSaS H., si«cial policeman, dwl Seventeenth nr
FOSTEkViXM.OI H. Jr., stockbroker and gen-
erS agent China and Japan Marine Insurance Co
ulrinsurance Society of Canton (marme) and
North China Insurance Co. (marme), office 321 Cah-
fornia, dwl Lick House , ,„ rv,w Trovp Av
Foster Winthrop F., carpenter, dwl 26 Oak Grove Av
^-':UesS°ecV^-d;'^SaS:,^:93T^»S^et^^
IS^k ^:^?^^^^, Rothschild . Haden-
Fou^t'i^'Eli^e^f j'jeweler Mathieu & Maison, dwl 651
Foumlin^ctor M., real estate, office 620 Washington, res
Oakland
Fouchet Edward, cook Lick House
Foulds John E., phonographer Law Department Central
Pacific R. E., dwl 44i Sixth „ .. „, wh„rf
Foulc George, deckhand stm Lomse, Pacific St Whart
FoSger Wi^ukm T., bookkeeper, dwl «9 B™dway
FUIILKE LEWIS M., supemsor U. S. Internal Kev
enuTofflce 419 Cahfomia, dwl 643 Folsom
Foulkes Peter, painter Pacific MaU S. S. Great Republic
FoXs Stephen G., bookkeeper lUddleton, Brjde & Co.,
Foulkls Thoma's^^i/ard, Foulkes is Co.), res London,
Fou^(llmg°Asylum St. Joseph's (Eonun Catholic), Q bet
Seventeenth and Nineteenth avs. South b. t .
Fountain George W., salesman Pond, Eej-nolds & Co., res
res O.akland .
Fomitain Lazarus, whitewasher, 824 Pacffic, rear
Fountain Peter, hackman, dwl 636 Commercial
Fouutier P., quartzdealer, dwl 11 HarlanPl
fS™ Hundred and Twenty (420), Mming Co. (Storey Co.,
Nov.), office 419 California room 3 „„„ „ .
Fouratt Enos, captain stm Amador, dwl 1209 Umon
Fouratt Isaac, pilot stm Amador, dwl 1209 Umon
Fourcada Francisco, fisherman, dwl 210 Drumm
Fourcada Josi, fisherman, dwi 210 Dnmim
Fourche Charles (Casmrmyou J: i^.), dwl 607 Pine
Fourgeaud V. J. Mrs. (widow), dwl Lick House
Fourlerel J., watchman French Hospital, S s Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth
Foumier Joseph, plasterer Palace Hotel
Fouruier Victor, mUkman, dwl 721 Pacffio j, „ .„„
Fourquet Ivan, compositor Courrier de San Francisco,
dwl 915 Clay
Fourth District Court, City Hall, second floor
FUIIRTH STREET HOTEL, Henry Landschneider
Fous^'/H^J^TfiS^G^ W. snook, dwl 119 Seventh
Fouse Teresa Mrs., furnished rooms, 119 Seventh
Fouse WilUam P., bottler Bay City Soda Works, dwl 109
Welsh -, , ,,n /s
Foushee Thomas S., painter, dwl 111 Oeaij
Foute George, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. WW
Fonts C. L., draftsman Hanscom S. Co., dwl 1023 Powell
Fonts D. P., carpenter, dwl 54 First
Fouiz Williim (C. Wredci A Co.), dwl 725 Lombard
Fowels A., boxmaker Pacific Rolhng Mills, dwl cor Sierra
Fowkes SanSn H., engmeer Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl
224 Fourth „ „ „ s. r.,
Fowkes Henry, woodturner E. K. Howes & Co
Union , , „, . _t .
Fowkes Richard, milkdealer, dwl 814 Union
Po^svler , auctioneer, dwl 850 Market
Fowler A. G., carpenter, dwl 713 Howard
Fowler Albert G., contractor, dwl ,18 Union
Fowler Alexander, weigher Central Pacific E. K.
Fowler Alonzo, carpenter, dwl 718 Union
Fowler Carlton, dwl 240 Townsend
Fowler Charles'(Fo,.fcr <t Brandt) dwl 307 Green
Fowler Frank W., bookkeeper, dwl 1510 Jones
Fowler Frederick R., mth WiUiam Woodward & Co., dwl
Fowls George! de7k, dwl N s Fulton bet Polk and Van
FowS Gewge, traveling agent dwl 636 Commercial
Fowler George H. (George U. Fowler i: Co.), dwl 120 Ful-
FowlCTGeorge H. Sr., foreman pyrotechnist Church &
Co., dwl 632 Stevenson . „ „„j
FOWLER GEORGE H. & CO., wholesale wmes and
FowlSTor^"w:Te?k Letter Depaxtment WeUs, Fargo
FowL'^Horte A.',*cSrri. F. Post-office, dwl 21H Turk
Fowler James, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Fowler John, ex-pressman, dwl 1116 Montgomery
Fowler John W., stevedore, dwl 620 Brannan
lowllr Joseph, cook Oscai- Lewis, dwl cor Kearny and
Fowfer''Lt^''T. Miss, principal Mission Primary School
Fowler Mary A. («-idow), lodgings, 1116 Mission
Fowler M. E. Mr^, dressmaker, 308 Stockton
Fowler Monmouth H., apothecary James Curtis & Co.,
dwl 1211 Turk V n .oi
Fowler E. G., miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Fowler Robert, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl New
EaUroad House, W s Fourth nr Bern'
Fowler ThaddeusW., telegraph operator Southern Pac R.
R., dwl 308 Stockton ,,„,„„,.
Fowler W. G. (Lyon A F.), dwl 850 Market
Fowler William, boarding, 23 VaUejo rtwl 421
Fowler WiUiam H., clerk Framjois A. Rouleau, dwl 4il
FowferTBrandt (Charles FowUr and Frederick BranM),
restaurant, NE cor Kearny and Pacific
, dwl 814
, dwl 28
enue, office iia uamoimi*, u>. . u^u»™™ i —
-^^^^^YZO:'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Oysters always on Hand.
:. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Fowles Alfred, carpenter Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Georgia and Sierra
Fowley Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Fuwlks William E., miner, dwl 403 Bruadwaj*
Fox , oj'ster saloon, dwl 904 Kearny
Fox , scenic painter, dwl ijOS Pine
F"X Andrew W., clerk Hank California, dwl Grand Hot«l
F. IX Ik lie. chanibennaid Russ House
Fux Lh.irles. dwl 2;J5 First
Fiix Charles, cook Ocean House, 103 Clark
F-ix Chiirles {,Fox &■ Vincent), dwl 2 Chatham PI
Fox Charles, miner, dwl \Miat Cheer House
Fux Charles J., i>rinter U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl 2220 H3'de
Fox Charles N. (Cauiphell, F, it Campbell), attorney at
law, office 52S Cahfomia, res Redwood City, San Ma-
t«o Co.
Fox Charles W., stockbroker, office 40S Montgomerj', dwl
lOti Post
Fmx Clark, baker, dwl 203 Post
Fux Da\id C. (V. C. Fox <i- Co.), dwl 630i Minna
Fox X>. C. & Co. {Andrew Anderson), groceries and
liquors, NW cor Turk and Mason and 20 and 21
Grand CentraJ Market
F. .X E. W., jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 509 Powell
F.jx H.. laundrjTuan Folsom Laundry, S s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
F'jx Henn,-, cook Julius Ludorff, dwl 29 Commercial
Fox Henry A., clerk, dwl 355 Clementina
Fox Henry A., merchant, dwl SOS Bush
Fox Herman B., hairdresser, 8 Washington
Fox Hyraan, upholsterer, dwl 9i Moss
Fox Isaac. boltcutt«r J. Payne ^ Bro., dwl 735 Vallejo
Fox Jacob, dr>- goods, boots and shoes, etc., 1339 Dupont
Fox James C, propertj-man Buckley's Varieties, dwl 444
Dupont
Fox James W., brassmolder Greenberg &. Co., dwl 520
Mission
Fox John, dwl 424 Sansom
Fox John, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl 54 First
Fox Jolm, check clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl SlSi
Ritch
Fox John, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Co.
Fux John, laborer Central Pacific R. R.
Fox John, longshoreman, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Fox John, porter Grand Hotel
Fox John, roofer, dwl 217 Broadway
Fox John, tailor, dwl 00 Sullivan's Building
Fox John, varnisher Lockhart & Porter, dwl 151 Tehama
Fox L. T., wholesale cattledealer, dwl 129 Turk
Fox Mary Miss, tailoress, dwl 632 Market
Fox Michael, fireman, dwl 13S Folsom
Fox Morris, fruit stand, NE cor Dupont and Sacramento,
dwl 735 Vallejo
Fox Patrick S., clerk, dwl 153 Shipley
Fox Peter F., machinist, dwl 4 Card Alley, rear
Fox Philo L., baker Clark k Zekind, dwl'Heinz's Hotel
Fox P. S., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Fox Simon, tailor, dwl 51S Hyde
Fux Theresa Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Geary
Fox Thomas, carpenter, dwl 419 Stevenson
Fox Thomas, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl 3 Priest
bet Washington and Clav
Fox T. L. L., laborer, dwl 237 Jessie
Fox Timothy, brassmolder, dwl 520 Mission
Fox Timothy, carpenter, dwl 419 Stevenson
Fox William C, hide inspector Louis Sloss & Co., dwl W
s San Jose Road nr Six-mile House
FO\ A VI\C'E\T iCharlen Fox and George W. Vin-
cent), wines and liquors, 133 Montgomery
Foy , brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 249 Ritch
Foy Edward A., surveyor, dwl 343 Miima
Foy George, laborer Erasmus Spurgeon, dwl 552 Brj'ant
Foy James \^Wilkitis d: F.), dwl SW cor Eighth and How-
ard
Foy James J., coremaker, dwl 175 Perrj'
Foy Michael, laborer, dwl S Ecker'
Foy Patrick, Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
F'jy Thomas, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R. , dwl 10 Berry
Foye Ada Ho^-t Mrs., test medium, 319 Keamv, dwl 706
Taylor
Foye Charles E., master mariner, dwl 310 Stockton
Foye Edward A., student Heald's Business College
Foye Francis, laborer, dwl 12 Washington Av
Foye Henrj', plasterer, dwl 1*2 Washington Av
Foye J. A. (widow), dwl 1001 Market
Foye James, plasterer, dwl 12 Washington Av
Foye Thomas, boxmaker Pacific Box Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 1208 Folsom
Foye William H., inventor, office 319 Kearny, dwl 700
Taylor
Foye W. R. S. (Uiintington, H. ct Co.), res Sacramento
City
FojTa Henrj', laborer, dwl Suxth Av nr A, South S. F.
Fnuil William, printer, dwl 212 Turk, rear
Fradt , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Fraenke John, laborer, dwl 511 Eighth
Fraes Henry, diamondsetter, dwl S02 Stockton
Fraher Philip, laborer, dwl 310 O'Farrell, rear
Frahm F.. Shipwrights' Jour. Assu, 71 New Montgomery
Frainer John, dwl 122 Turk
Fraissinons , teacher French, dwl lOlS Stockton
Frame Robert, bricklayer, dwl 1023 Kearny
Framke Johan, carpenter CaL Sugar Refinery, dwl 511
Eighth
Francais John, laborer J. R. Reagan
France. Edmond Breuil consul, office 430 Jackson
France Geori,'e, houscpainter, dwl 37 Pacific
France W. T^ driver La Grande Lamidrj-, dwl 111 Fourth
FKANCFOKT GEORGES, editor and proprietor Le
Petit Journal, office 003 Washington, dwl 525 SLxth
Franchi Vincenzo, fisherman, dwl 5 Clay
Franchina Thomas, clerk Andrew Gabrielle, dwl 776 San-
som
FRAXt'IS D, B. (Francis <fc Vahntine), dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Francis Frank, lather, dwl 115 Second
Francis G. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Francis George, clerk, dwl 10 Boyd
Francis George, fireman btm Alameda, Davis St. Wharf
Francis George G., office Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl X
s Vallejo nr Octa.\ia
Francis George H., driver Pacific Fruit Market, dwl 309^
Sixth
Francis Grosvenor, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1318
Dupont
Francis H., fireman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Francis Harry, seaman, dwl 327 Beale
Francis Henry L., bookkeeper Dalton &. Gray, dwl 207
Seventh
Francis J., lather Palace 'Hotel
Francis James E. (colored), clerk Palace Hotel, dwl 123S
Vallejo
Francis John, lather, dwl 75 Minna
Francis John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Francis John, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl SE cor Mission
. and Steuart
Francis John H., laborer dwl 10 Boyd
Francis Joseph, laborer, dwl 418 Drumm
Francis Joseph, shoemaker, 10 Market, dwl 16 Ohio
Francis Maggie L., waxflowers and teacher fancy work,
309i Sixth
Francis Mannie, waiter, dwl 1311 Dupont
Francis Manuel, cook Smith & Hranovelli, dwl 1500 Dup
Francis Mary L., furnished rooms, 928 Washington
Francis Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 8 Leroy PI
Francis R. H., barkeeper A. M. Gilman, dwl 436 Mont
Francis Samuel P. (colored), whitener, dwl 919 Union
Francis T., dwl 123 Jackson
Francis Walter W., clerk, dwl 924 Jackson
Francis Willard H., with Fleishman, Sichel & Co., dwl
1232 Folsom
FRANCIS A YAXEXTIXE (7>. B. Francis and S. D.
Valentine), commercial steam printing, designing,
engraving, and electrotyping house, 517 Clay and
510-516 Commercial
Francisco A., cook stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Francisco Antonio, deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway
A\'harf
Francisco Domingo (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Francisco John, fisherman, foot Claj'
Francisco Manuel, steward Lisbon House, 116 Jackson
Francisco Phillipe, foundrjiuan, dwl 327 Main
Francisco S., seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Fraucisco\-ich ^ixVihevi {Franciscovich tt ^rodericA:), dwl
22 Clinton
Franciscoi-ich & Broderick {Matthew Franciscavick and
John Broderick), coffee and liquor saloon, 41 Pacific
Franck Charle;. liquor salmon, 411 Drumm, res Oakland
FYanck George, signpainter, 757 Mission
Franck George Mrs., dressmaker. 757 Mission
Franckel Da^^d, hairdresser Henry I. Jacobs, dwl Na-
toma bet Fifth and Sixth i
Franco Charles F., salesman Frank Laeremans, dwl 803 !
Montgomery
Francoeur Gemiain, compositor John H. Carmany & Co.
Frangois B., butcher Smith & Mann, dwl Railroad Av bet
Fifth and Sixth avs, South S. F.
PACinO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, PubUsher, S. P.
20
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D, W, Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
FRANC'ONI LOUIS, secretary California Beet Sugar
Co., San Jacinto Tin Co., and San Buenaventura
Comnieroial, Manufacturing and Mining Co. and pro-
prietor Oriental Refinery, office 314 Oalifomia, dwl
1902 Stockton
Francoeur Geraiain, compositor John H. Camiany & Co.,
dwl Church bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Franconia House, Charles V. Bergold proprietor, E s San
Bruno Road nr T^venty-eighth
Francovich Nicholas (William.^ .1; F.), dwl 15 Vallcjo
I-Yancoz Victor, carpenter, dwl 7"21 Pacific
Francy William, molder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl N s
California bet Fillmore and Steiner
Frane Robert, Bricklayers' Pro. Union, 232 Sutter
Franetta John, wines and liquors, 35 Post, dwl 611 Ellis
Franey Joseph F., tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 837
Mission
Frank , dwl 737 Howard
Frank , clothing, dwl 209 Kearny
Frank , merchant, dwl 118 Post
Frank Abe, salesman Hecht Brothers & Co., dwl 1201
Van Ness Av
Frank Alexander, fruits, 711 Davis
Frank Andrew, stevedore, 14 Steuart
Frank Anton, porter Abrams & Carroll, dwl 906 Filbert
Frank Asher {Strauss <f: F.), dwl 420 Post
Frank August W., signpainter, dwl 315 Francisco
Frank Augustus H. {Cohn it F ), dwl 1207 Bush
Frank Benjamin, printer, dwl 7U7 Howard
Frank Bernard {Frank d> Co.), dwl 1022 Stockton
Frank Bros. & Co. {Frederick A. and Oeonje P. Frank,
C. L. Williaim, and M. E. FvlUr), aj^Ticultural
implements and agents Walter A. Wood Mowing and
Reaping Machine Co., 206 Da\is
Frank Cliarles {Frank tt Wcstheim^'r), dwl 303 Tyler
Frank Charles, soda worker, dwl Humboldt House
Frank Christian, porter, dwl 900 Filbert
Frank David, crockery and variety store, 210 First
Frank Ed\Ain, clerk Hecht Bros., dwl 1201 Van Ness Av
Frank Emanuel M. {Frank ifc Dallemand), dwl 52S Eddy
Frank Ephraim, clothing bazaar, 902 Keaniy, dwl 931
Jackson
Frank Ferdinand, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl S24 Wash
Fi-ank Francisco, quartennaster Pacific Mail S. S. Aiicon
Fi-ank Fred, mattressmaker Occidental Lamidry
Frank Fred A. {Frank Bros. tC- Co.), dwl 410 EUis
t>ank Frederick A., butcher, dwl 255 Perry
Frank G., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co.
Frank George P. {Frank Bros. X* Co.), dwl 410 Ellis
F^ink Gustave, dwl 405 Powell
Frank H., dwl 04 Everett
FrataJi H., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Frank Henry, dwl 14 St. Mary
Frank Henr^' {Frank iD Co.), dwl 214 Sansom
Frank Henry, housemover Hyde & Chester, dwl 337 Bush
Frank Ht^nry, maltster Union Malt House
Frank Henry, manufacturer and dealer bedding and fur-
nitore, 216 Commercial, dwl 64 Everett
Frank Henry, seaman, dwl 30 Steuart
Frank Isaai.-, dwl 1111 Post
Flunk Isaac, captain, dwl 23 Taylor
Frank Isaac H. , salesman Neustadter Bros. , dwl 1207 Bush
Frank J., carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Frank J., real estate, office 052 Market
Frank Jacob, upholsterer, dwl 610 Post
Frank Jacob J. {Frank <(- Co.), dwl 025 O'Farrell
Frank John, cook, 535 Merchant
Fraiik John, fioursacker Grosh & Rutherford, dwl SE cor
Fillmore and Haight
Fj-ank Joseph, deckhand stm Yosemite, Broadway Wharf
Fi-ank Joseph H. {Fra^ik X- Co.), dwl 1207 Bush
Fi-ank J. W., dwl 49 Second
Fi-ank Louis {Sachs, Strabsburger tC- Co.), res New York
Frank Marks, salesman Ephraim Frank, dwl 931 Jackson
Frank Maurice, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman, dwl
1027 Post
Frank Moses J., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 1111
Post
Frank Otto, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl 323 Francisco
FKA\K OTTO li., recorder City and County, office SE
cor Kearny and Washington, dwl 12 Brenham PI
Frank Philip, "dwl 416 Hyde
Frank Reinhardt, milkranch, Ss Sixteenth Av nr J, South
S. F.
Frank Rudolph, shoemaker, 512^ Geary
Frank Samuel, clerk Samuel Morgeiistem, dwl 773 Fol
Frank Samuel, clerk Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl 303
Tyler
Frank William. bra.ssfinisher R. F. RochlcioU, dwl cor
T\ventieth and Florida
Frank William, fire and marine insurance agent, office
425 California, dwl 405 Powell
Frank & Co. {Joseph H. and Jacob J. Frank), importers
and jobbers stationery, fancy goods, etc., NE cor
Sansom and Sacramento
Frank & Co. {Henry Frank), lace and rufiSe manufacturer,
125 Sansom
Frank & Co. {Bernard Frank and Frederick Erenz), up-
holsterers, S20 Washinirtou
FUA>'li, »ALLEMA\0 «£ CO., {Fmanvel M.
Frank, Jaine^ G. Walker, and Albert DalUwand),
importers and wholesale wines and liquors, SW cor
California and Front
Frank & Westheimer {Charles Frank a7id J. Ferdinand
Westheimer), real-estate agents, 300 Montgomery
Frankel L. B., stocks, dwl 233 Tyler
Frankel Solomon, farmer, dwl S s Central Road nr Giant
Powder Works
Frankenau A., bookkeeper W. & I. Steinhart & Co., dwl
127 Montgomery
Frankenau S. A., merchant (CentrevUle, Fresno Co.),
office NW cor Batter>" and California
Frankenau Solomon, dwl 502 Bush
Frankenberg Joseph, harness and saddlery, 419 Sansom,
dwl 433 Green
Frankenberg Nathan, vrith Liebes Bros. & Co., dwl 621
Post
Frankenburg Juli\is, chiropodist, 621 Post
Frankenheimer Joseph, butcher, 30 Metropolitan Market,
dwl 563 Tehama
Frankenthal Jacob {Frankenthal <t Co.), dwl 505 Van
Ness Av
Frankenthal Louis, bookkeeper Louis Jaffe, dwl 18 Turk
Frankentlial Max, merchant, office NW cor Battery and
California, dwl 525 Turk
FRANKENTHAL «& CO. {Jacob Frankenthal and
Jacob JkT>jnian}i), importers and jobbers fancy
goods, SW cor Batterj' and California
Frankioni M., laborer Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stevenson
Fi-ankl Joseph, bookkeeper L. Lebeubaum & Co., dwl 513
Eddy
Franklin , dwl 411 Sansom
Franklin , laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Franklin A., porter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Franklin Abmham, pawnbroker, 813 Kearny, dwl 533
Tehama
Franklin Abraham, tailor, 211 Pacific
Franklin Abraham M., clerk M. I. Jacobs & Co., dwl 615
Grove
Franklin Bernard B., waiter Thomas M. Holt, dwl 723
Vallejo
Franklin B. F. Rev., St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl 726 Cali-
fornia
FRANKLIN BOOK AND JOB PRINTOJC OF-
FICE. Frank Eastman proprietor, 609 Clay
FRANKLIN BriLlUNCi, 40S California
Franklin Charles, stevedore, dwl E s Sansom bet Union
and Filbert
Franklin David, cignrs and tobacco, dwl 433 Natoma
Franklin Ephraim, clerk George Fi-anklin, dwl 511 Da\i8
Franklin Fire Insiu^nce Co. (St. Louis), Potter, Jacobs
& Easton agents, 318 California
Franklin George, clothing, 511 Da\i3
Fi-anklin Herman, salesman 310 Sacramento, dwl 209
Kearny
Franklin Hotel, Hugh Curran proprietor, 414 and 416
Pacific bet Montgomeiy and Sansom
Franklin House, Joseph Franklin proprietor, 43 Vallejo
Franklin Insurance Co. (fire, Indiana), Hutchinson, Mann
& Smith agents, 314 California
Franklin Insurance Co. (fire, Wheeling, West Va.), B. C.
Dick general agent, office 315 California room 1
Franklin Jennie Miss, teacher, dwl 112 Mason
Franklin Jesse, dwl W s Fillmore bet Kate and Ridley
Franklin Joseph {M. Franklin <i- Brother), dwl 1020
Hyde
Franklin Joseph, proprietor Franklin House, 43 Vallejo
Franklin Leon, expresswagon, NE cor California and
Sansom, dwl 310 Clementina
Franklin M. {M. Franklin <fc Brother), res Portland, Or-
egon
Franklin M. k Brother (Joseph Franklin), importers and
wholesale dry goods, 208 and 210 Sansom
Franklin Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 302 Mont-
gomery' room 5
Franklin Moses J., foreman John S. Bowman & Co., dwl
417i Clementina '"
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C
C,P.VAITSCHAACK^C0.,70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
FKA
299
FRE
Franklin Richard (colored), butler D. D. Colton, NE cor
Califoraia and Taylor
Franklin Roderick P'. helper Melt^r and Refiner's De-
partment U. S. Mint, dwl 522 Howard
Franklin Selim, capitalist, dwl 110 Sutter
Franklin S. M., student HeaJd's Business College
FB.1\KLI.\ STEI*1IE.\, secreUry Bank California,
office KW cor California and Sansom, dwl 518 Tajior
Franklin William A., driver Occidental Laundry
Frank's Building-. 8 Brenham PI
Franks Frederick, stockbroker, 331 Montgomery room 7
dwl 710 California
Franks Henry, molder, dwl 54C Mission
Franks James, National Brewery Depot, 13 William
Franks JUr^en, carpenter, dwl 4l Jackson
Franks Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 263 Third
Franks Xathan, tailor, dwl 56 Natoma
Fransen Hans, ShipwTij,'hts Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Ftanson William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Frautz Carlo, laborer, dwl 5 Card Alley
Franz Antonio, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Franz Benihard, janitor Concordia Club, dwl 102 O'Far-
rell
Franz Charles A., fireman En^ne No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
412 Bush
Franz Julius, pastor German Methodist Episcopal Church,
dwl S04 Folsom
Franzen Ameha Mrs., boarding- and Iod<png-, 270 First
Franzen August, sailmaker. dwl 270 First
Franzen Henry, upholsterer Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl
1105 Leavenworth
Fmnzeii Rasmus, waiter P. A. Gibson, dwl 72 Sullivan's
Building
Frapolli Baptist, capitalist, dwl 911 Filbert
Fraser , master mariner, dwl 139 Fourth
Fraser A., miner, dwl 227 Second
Fraser Alexander, stevedore A. C. PVeese
Fraser -\ndrew, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Fraser Andrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
Fraser Archibald, telegraph operator, dwl 224 Fourth
Fraser D., helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Fraser David, cabinetmaker Pac. Fm-niture M. Co., dwl
144 Shipley
Fraser Ed\nn J., Homeopathic physician and surgeon,
office and dwl 305 Kearny
Fraser Flora Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
W s Laguna bet Oak and Page
Fraser Frank, butcher, dwl 502 Third
Fraser Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 1014 Bush
Fraser Henrj', foundrjTuan, dwl 502 Third
Fraser Hugh, laborer Pacific liolUng Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Fraser Hugh, proprietor Everett House, 55 Second
Fraser Hugh R., first-assistant engineer Pacfic Mail S. S.
Cliina
Fraser Isabella R. (widow), dwl 60S Jones
Fraser James, tailor, dwl 614 California, rear
Fraser John, boilermaker Moyuihan & Aitken, dwl 307
First
Fraser John, plasterer, dwl 432 Shotwell
Fraser John P., carpenter D. A. Macdouald & Co, dwl 77
Natoma
FRASER JOSEPH, agent Goodyear Rubber Co., 607
Market, dwl Occidental Hotel
Fraser Louis C, clerk M. G. Cobb, 25 Court Block 636
Clay
Fraser Roderick, shipcarpent^r, dwl 221 Ritch
Fraser Thomas, salesman, dwl 211 Ritch
Fraser W. H., patternmaker John M. Stockman, dwl SW
cor Third and Bryant
Fraser William, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Lagmia bet Oak
and Pag-e
Fraser William J. , bookkeeper C. Adolphe Low & Co., dwl
Windsor House
Fraser. See Frazer and Frazier
Frasier Charles, hairdresser Samuel A. Selig
Frasier John, inspector U. S. Custom House, dwl 957
Market
Frasier Louis, seaman, dwl 11 Jackson
Fraters L., seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S. Co.
Frates Frank, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Fratinger Ant<:>ine M. (Fratiitger d: Noll), dwl 509 Pow
FRATIVGER «£ \OLt {Ant'Aiie J/. Fratiwjer and
Georje Xal[), importei-s and retail cloaks, suits, vel-
vets, silks, etc., 10 Montgomery
Frattinger Samuel, bricklayer, dwl 761 Mission
Fratus Antoine, milker Timothy Collins, dwl SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Douglas
Frau Tomar, market, dwl 1030 Kearny
Bran
Frauen Henrj*, bootmaker J. C. Flnegger, dwl 210
Frauen Peter {Frauen it Muller), dwl 8 Turk
Frauen &. MoUer {Peter Frauen and JiU-hard Mailer),
cabinetmakers and carpenters, 16 Webb
Frauenholz Philip (Fraitetiholz d: Daviaon), dwl 135
Chestnut
Frauenholz & Davison {Phillip Frauenholz and H'lV-
Zirt7«. />ai'(;to«), proprietors Bavaria Brewery, Mont-
gomery Av bet ^'allejo and Green
FraugTielaui Adolph, dwl 23 John
Frava T., fisherman, foot Clay
Frawley Anna (widow), dwl 2tiS Jessie
Frawley John, milkranch, Castro bet Henn^and Fifteenth
Frawley Laura Miss, saleswoman Mrs. a'. Whelan, dwl
611 Stevenson
Frawley Ma^jgie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. A. Whelan, dwl
611 Stevenson
Frawley Michael J., gasfitter Matthew O'Brien, dwl 611
Stevenson
Frawley Patrick, teamster, dwl E s Alabama bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Frawley Richard, dra.nnan, NW cor Clay and Drumm,
dwl 134 Fulsom, rear
Frawley Tlionius R., tinroofer, dwl E s Alabama bet Sbc-
teenth and Seventeenth
Frawley William, carpenter, dwl 603 Taylor
Frawley William, teamster, dwl 601 Stevenson
Frazar Alexander, stonecutter, dwl 1318 Larkin
Frazar Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 1318 Larkin
Frazee Vitru\ius, architect, office 302 Montiromen'" room
44, dwl 1324 Polk
Frazer Alexander, stevedore G. H. \Miitney
Frazer Charles S., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 57
Natoma
Frazer Fanny Miss, teacher music, dwl 25 Everett
Frazer Heniy A., carriage maker, dwl 36 Frederick
Frazer John, bricklayer, dwl 205 Second
Frazer Joseph, pipemaker Fi-ancis b'mith & Co.
Frazer M.. dwl 414 Pacific
Frazer Tena Miss, dressmaker, dwl 737 Market
Frazer William A., salesman T. A. McDonald, dwl 1107
Montgomeri'
Frazer. Sec Frazier and Fraser
Frazier Edward, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Frazier E. J. Mrs., dwl Nucleus House
Frazier John, machinehand Csilifomia Mills, dwl 617 Miss
Frazier W. W., laundrjsTuan Industrial School
Frazier. Sec Fraser and Frazer
Freaderek William A., proprietor Jackson Brewen', 1432
Mission
Freads John, deckhand stm New World, Front St. Wliari
Freads Manuel, deckhand stm New World, Front St.
Whari
Frear , physician, dwl 33i Perry
Frear Stone Co., works Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth.
office 414 California
Freathway Thomas, carpenter, dwl 23 Grand Av
Frebucq Jacques, dwl 703 Commercial
Freby A. C, shoemaker, dwl 637 Pacific
Frederick Fredericka (widow), dwl SW cor Fourteenth
and Dolores
Frederick H. A., teacher Heald's Bushiess College, dwl
1206 ilarket
Frederick Henry, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 106 Com
Frederick Jacob, cook SW cor Fourth and Berry
Frederick Robert, nighlwatchman Donald Beadle, dwl Ns
Alta bet Montg-onierv and Sansom
Fredricks B. C, liqu..rs,"dwl 273 aara
Fredericks C, cook H. Hoesch, dwl Alaska Hotel
Fredericks Eunice Mrs., seamstress, dwl 057 Howard
Fredericks George, clerk H. J. Booth & Co., dwl 650 How
Fredericks H., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Fredericks Henry, cooper, dwl 104 Commercial
Fredericks James, machinist, dwl 050 Howard
Fredericks John, expressman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl
Valencia nr Seventeenth
Fredericks John, student Heald's Business College
Fredericks Joseph {Hardie d- F.), dwl 1128 Sutter
Fredericks U., clerk Wynne. Lowthe & Co., dwl NE cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Fredericks William, policeman City Hall, dwl 711 Folsom
Fredericks Wdham, special pohceman, dwl cor Tliird and
Silver
Fredericks William G., lithographic transferer G. T.
Brown & Co., dwl 305 Minna
Fredericksburg Brewerj', G. A. Trenchel proprietor, 621
and 623 Brannan
Frederickson Anton H., cook Westerfeld & Page, dwl
420 Green
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
San Pranoisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
1
Froderickson Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 41G
Francisco
Fredcrickson W., storekeeper Steamers Central Pacific
R. R.
Fi-ederickson William, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Free Benjamin, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 826
Lombard
Free Michael, fmitstand, SE cor Clay and Montgomery,
dwl 530 Sacramento
Free William, assistant superintendent engines Corpora-
ration Yard, dwl 8*26 Lombard
Free William, clerk, dwl 27U Stevenson
Freeborn George, salesman Ackerman Bros. , dwl 835 Bush
Freeborn James (Woodfi it Fret'boni)^ dwl IS Shennan
Freeborn W., merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Freeborn William, with Woods & Freeborn, dwl 18 Sher-
man
Freed A., expresswagon, 537 California, dwl 420 Clemen-
tina
Freed Charles, carpenter, dwl fi74 Miima
Freed William, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl 435 Pine
Freehill Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Freel William, compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 214 Turk
Freelaad John H., bookkeper Central Pacific R. R., dwl
'.t57A Folsom
Freels Robert, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Freely James, laborer Palace Hotel
Freeman , laborer, dwl 44 Steuart
Freeman A. A., assistant draftsman Engineer's Office Cen-
tral Pacific R. R., dwl 1040 Howard
Freeman Alexander, salesman Buxton & Co., dwl 325 Te-
hama
Freeman Alfred, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co., dwl
10 Powell
Freeman Allen, liquor saloon, 228 Sutter, dwl 533 Post
Frei^-num Penjuniin II. (iJ. //. Freeman ifc Co.), dwl 2512
S;ii_T;iliK'lito
FltrE.MAA IS. II. A CO. (.4 riftwr TT. 3fcGi«Ve), stair-
builders, scmllsawyeis, and woodtuniers, 415 Miss
Freeman C. C., insurance agent, dwl Russ House
Freeman Charles (Jcllingt; & F.), dwl 6'21 California
Freeman Charles \V., foreman compositor John H. Car-
many & Co., res Oakland
Freeman Edward A., barkeeper Martin & Horton, dwl 915
Jones
Freeman Eliza (widow), dwl 2 Chestnut Alley
Freeman E. M., pilot, ofiice U. S Court Building, dwl 304
Tliird
Freeman Emmanuel S. {Freeman X- Hyman), dwl 402
T>-ler
Freeman Enoch, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 1522
Stockton
Freeman Frank S., porter Marcus C. Hawiey & Co., dwl
1513 Taylor
Freeman H. T., carpenter Palace Hotel
Freeman J. A., insurance agent, dwl Russ House
Freeman Jacob {Fncinun .i- Wrin), dwl cor Fair and Cal-
ifornia avs, Bernal lleii;lits
Freeman J. H.ili. H.Watennon .D Co.), dwl Nucleus House
Freeman Joseph, horseshoer James Sullivan, dwl 30
Baldwin Court
Freeman Leander, wholesale produce, 504 Sansora, dwl
830 Pacific
Freeman Moses C. (colored), porter Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 764 HaiTison
Freeman Nicholas {Sokottler lO F.), dwl 279 Minna
Freeman Otis K , cashier Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl 18
Essex
FroL-mLin Samuel E. (colored)j porter 305 Sansom, dwl
liOli Prospect PI
FltEK.IlAN, SMITH A CO. (Arthur A. Smith), com-
mission and shipping merchants, 122 California
Freeman Susan L. Mrs., dwl 1513 Taylor
Freeman Thomas, steveJore, dwl 22 Baldwin Court
Freemun William H., barkeeper, dwl 915 Jones
Freeman & Hyman {Emanuel S. Freeman and Moses
IIym<in), clothing, 121 Sansom
Fieeman & Wrin {Jacob Freemanand Michael J.Wrin),
tinsmiths and stoves, 324 Third
Freer Edwin D., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 933 How
Frees N. H., seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Frees Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Frees William, dwl 612 California
Freese Andrew C, Imuber stevedore, 3 Mission, dwl 232
Thirteenth
Freese Frederick A., cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffman,
dwl 1014 Bush
Freese Heinrich, carpenter, dwl Oregon nr Drumm
Freese Henry, laborer, dwl 127 Jackson
Freese Henry M., laborer Anderson & Marshall, dwl 414
Natfima
Freese Jens, seaman, dwl 10 Berry
Freese John H., barkeeper Detels & Schneider, dwl SE
cor Pacific and Davis
Freese P. {Iverson d: F.), 326 Sansom
Freese. Sue Frese
Freet Chafte C, clerk Cope, Uhler & Co., dwl 44i Sixth
Frei Andrew, bedstead and furniture manufacturer, 231-
230 King bet Third and Fourth, dwl 519 Third
Freiberger Charles, bootmaker, dwl 1504 Stockton
Freiburger John, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Freidenrich David, attorney at law, office 408 California
room 15, dwl 405 Powell
Freidenthal Peter, seaman, dwl 017 Davis
Freic Henry, baker George Muller, dwl 19 Grand Av
Freiermuth George A., carrier Morning Call, dwl 1524
Ellis
Freiermuth Hervey W., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 513 Oc-
tavia
Freiermuth Peter, tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 134
Fourth
FREIGHT C'llM'IlLAR (monthly), J. H. Camiany &
Co. ]mblishers and proprietors, office 409 Washington
Freiling Peter, hairdresser, 228 Brannan
Freimuth Anton, laborer Bay Sugiir Refinery
Freitag Kaspar, tailor, 209 Sixth
Freitas Antonio {Frcilas it Bro.), dwl 37 Second
t^eitas Manuel {Freitas d: Bro.), dwl 37 Second
Freitas & Bro. {Manuel and Antoniu Freitag), Delmon-
ico Restaurant, 41 Second
Freitus Gregorio H., driver N. B. and Mission K. R., dwl
413 Natoma
Frels Edward, cook, dwl Hotel Rhein
Fremont George, laborer 531 Commercial, dwl 2 Chestnut
Alley
Fremont Mars, machinist, dwl 826 Lombard
French , dwl 118 Post
French Alexander, molder, dwl 520 Mission
French Ann Mrs. (widow), dwl 1117 Folsom, rear
French Barney, mUker Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Joa6
Road nr Industrial School
French Benjamin F. {French J- Shade), dwl 5 Everet
FUEKi'H KOARI> IXDERWKITERS, BeUocFr6res
agents, office 524 Montgomery
French Charles, driver Gilman & Beny, dwl 601 Buchanan
French Emily L. (widow), dwl 1832 Market
French F. Mortimer, bookkeeper James W. Bumham &
Co., dwl 1832 Market
French Frank, clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 525 Pine
FRE\('H FRA\R J., attorney at law, office 528 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1017 Jackson
FRE\iTI, OILMAN A €0. (Joseph M. French,
Granville B. Gilman, and JanwsM. Roche), import-
ers and wholesale wines !Uid liquors, 205 and 207 lYont
French G. S., clerk \\'hat Cheer House, res Oakland
French H. E., salesman Jones & Co., dwl 34 Post
FieE.\€ll HOSPITAL, S s Bryant bet Fifth and SL^cth
French James, stevedore A. C. Freese
French James A., moroccofinisher, dwl 524 Howard
French John, plasterer, dwl 28 Minna
French John B., drajinan George H. Tay & Co., dwl S s
Tyler bet Laguna and Buchanan
French John S., teamster, dwl 814 Jessie
French Joseph M. {French, Gilman <k Co.), dwl 207 Tay-
lor
French K. C. Mrs., physician, 464 Minna
French L. A., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
French Louis, engineer, dwl 553 First
I^ench Louis, engineer, dwl cor Sixteenth and Carolina
French Moses B., dwl 1038 Mission
FRE\«H MUTUAL BEXEVOLEXT SOCIETY
(Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle), office
706 Montgomery
FRENCH MITIAL PROVIDEST 8AVDi«S AXD
LOAN SOCIETY (Societe Francaise d'Espargnes et
de Prevoyance Mutuelle). 411 Bush
French Norman G., bookkeeper, dwl 815 Mission
French R. H., student Heald's Business College
French Richard, clerk, dwl 339 Eddy
French Robert H., bookkeeper Cornell Watch Co., dwl
921 O'Farrell
French Stephen T., foreman Cutting & Co., dwl 412 Aus-
tin
French Thomas J., treasurer California Theater, dwl 716
O'Farrell
French Wheeler, mining expert, dwl 561^ Luiden Av
French William H., litiuidating clerk Naval Office Custom
House, dwl 804 Stockton
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, Established 1852.
French & Shade {Bt-njamin F. French and Cornelitts
Shade), carpenters. 2 Powell
Frenster R., seaman, dwl 1'23 Jackson
Frenz Charles, gardener John H. Coombs, dwl 1605 Scott
Frerichs Dierich, tailor, dwl 422 Broadway
Frese (widow), dressmaker, dwl S29 Geary
Frese Christian, liquor saloon. 910 Kearny
Frese Herman, bootmaker C. Dietle, dwl 741 Market
Frese Peter, dwl 55 Minna
Frese. See Freese
Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co., John H. Sayre secretary,
office 331 Montg-omery
Fresnoisoich . dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Fretillaire Jules, lather, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and
Vallejo
Fretillaire Louis, shipcarpent^r, dwl SW cor Montgomery
Av and Vallejo
Fretillaire William, shipbuilder, dwl SW cor Montgomery
Av and Vallejo
Fret ley John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj- ,
Fretwell Edwin, secretary Betts Spring Co., office 2IS
and 2'20 Fremont, dwl" 1906 Broadway
Fretz Andrew, laborer Delmonico's Restaurant, dwl 37
Second
Fretz Frederick H. (Schmidt .t F.), dwl TOO Broadway
Fretz Phillip, ivon-tumer J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 202 Dup
Freuchi Peter, with Gaspar Secchi, dwl 1123 Dupont
Freud Emily Miss, clerk M. Freud & Son, dwl 3(3 Second
Freud Isaac i^f. Freud d- Son), dwl 30 Second
Freud M. & Son (Isaac Freud), hoopskirta, corsets, and
xmderr^'ear, 744 Market
Freud Morris {31. Freud tfr Soil), dwl 36 Second
Freud Siegfried, clerk Buyer, Reich k Co., dwl 102S Clay
Freudenberg John H., distiller Pacific Distilling and Re-
fining Co., dwl SE cor Scott and Greenwich
Freudenberg Mathew, porter Schultz & Van Bargen, dwl
810 Larkin
Freudentha! Henrr, groceries and liquors. 422 Natoma
Freuler John, clerk John J. Pfist^r, dwl 1310 Powell
Freund F. M., hairdresser. 430 Tliird. dwl 325 Sixth
Freuud Isaac, speculator, dwl t>44 Sacramento
Freund John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl SW
cor Brannan and Sixth
Freund Philip (Freund .f Co.). dwl 229 O'Farrell
Freund & Co. (Philip Freumt), blank books, stationer}',
etc., 204 Bush
Frey C. . lather Palace Hot^l
Frev Charles, cutler, dwl 1012 Union
Frev E. C, clerk Subsistence Dept. V. S. A., 105 Stockton,
dwl 1018 Market
Frev John, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 224 O'Far-
"rell
Frey Joseph, brushraaker Figer Brothers, dwl S2S Pacific
Frev Joseph, maltster, dwl 715 Lombard
Frey William iHirs^h/eld <I- Frey), dwl 911 Larkin
FKEY WILLIAM A,, music, musical instruments,
and fancv goods, 404 Kearny, dwl SE cor Taylor and
Bush
Frey. See Fry
Freze Otto, brewer, dwl 217 Second
Friar Abby (widow), dwl SE cor Shotwell and TV'eutieth
Frichette Athanase, carpenter Louis D. Frichette, dwl 229
Third
Frichette Louis D., carpenter and builder, 19 Washington,
dwl Chapultepec bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Frick Alfred, raining engineer, dwl 524 Sixth
Frick Augaist F. W., stairbuilder, dwl NE cor Hyde and
Green
Frick Christian, bootmaker, 93S Folsom
Frick Cliristian R.. cabinetmaker, dwl 512 Fourth
Frick Henn,- M., stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTnes, dwl NE
cor Green and Hyde
Frick Wallace, asphaltura roofer, dwl 12 Welsh, rear
Fricker Frederick, clerk John Meyer, dwl NW cor Shot-
well and Twentieth
Fricker Frederick, waiter John Cordes, 120 California
Fricker John H.. tailor, dwl 4 St. Mar>-
Fricker Michael, laborer, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Fricker P., waiter Gailhard Hotel Restaurant
Fricker Philibert. tinsmith H. G. Fiske. dwl Hotel Rhein
Fried Adolph (Louts Tait.ssi'j it Co.), dwl SOO Geary
Fried Da\id, hairdresser, 1437 Mission
Fried Jacob, dwl 1117 Folsom
Fried Michael, cooper, dwl 333 Bush
Fried Moses, butcher Felix Uri, dwl 1616 Mason
Fried William, jeweler, dwl 435 Pine
Friedber^ Adolph, bookkeeper WeU & Woodleaf, dwl 722
California
Friedberg Charles, bookkeeper G. Venard, dwl 10 (Juincv
Friedberg Charles M., bookkeeper, dwl NW cor Third and
Mission
Friedberir E., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 342
Tliird
Friedberg Isaac, salesman Reeb, Mendelsohn & Co., dwl
24S Third
Friedberg Jacob, gardener, dwl 17 Garden
Friedberg Moses S. , cigars and tobacco, NW cor Third and
Mission
Friedel Frederick, shoemaker lOS Steuart, dwl W s Do-
lores nr Twenty-second
Friedel Heni-^i-, bookbinder, dwl 10 Quincy
Friederich Gustav, teller London and S. F. Bank, dwl 2G
O'Farrell
Friederichs John, porter Eggers & Co., dwl E s Fillmore
bet Hayes and Grove
Friederistat Gottfried, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.,
dwl Heinz's Hotel
Friedhofer Paul, carriage and wagonmaker, 249 Fourth,
dwl 333 Fourth
Friedlander Adol]jh, salesman A. St<:itz & Son, dwl S2S Pac
Friedlander David, clerk S. Popper, dwl 320 Seventh
Friedlander Henry, barkeej>er W. H, Green, dwl 411 San
Friedlander Herman, ladies' furnishing and fancy goods,
9 Kearny, dwl 720 McAllister
FRICDLAN'UEK I., commission merchant and dealer
grain, 300 and 302 California, dwl 43S Bryant
Friedlander Louis, ladies' underwear, dwl 320 Seventh
Friedlander Morris (Michels F. tO Co.), dwl 526 Reamy
Friedlander Samuel, clerk Stolz Brothers, dwl 82S Pacific
Friedlander Sigmund, agent, dwl 333 Bush
Friedlander S. J. {Triesi ct- F.), dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
FRIE1>LA\DER'S Bi:iLDI\<;. NEcor California and
Sansom
FRIEDL.A\DER*S M'AREHOrSE. I. Friedlander
proprietor, SW cor Sansom and Cbestnut
Friedman , clerk Mercantile Librarj', dwl 526 Howard
Friedman Edward (Ro.f.enhaiiia ii- F.), dwl 1025 Geary
Friedman Harry Mrs., dwl 207 Pacific
Friedman Isaac, fruitdealer. S04 Larkin
Friedman Joseph S., real estate, office 607 Washington,
dwl 534 Bush
Friedman Le«is. tailor, 11 Steuart
Friedman Ralph, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 605 Taylor
Friedman Samuel, salesman S. Mendelsohn, dwl 11 Steu
Friedman Sarah Miss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl 10 Steuart
Friedman Solomon, books and stationery, 1108 Stockton,
dwl Prescott House
Friedmanu Charles, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, dwl
2 Vallejo PI
Friedmaun Man* (widow), dwl 10 Card Alley
Friedrich Bros. "(C/tar^'S (;. fnirf yo/(7i &.), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Friedrich Charles G {Friedrich Bros.), dwl E s Second Av
nr Fifteenth
Friedrich John G. (Friedrich Bros.), dwl SW cor Six-
teenth and Second Av
Friedrich Otto (T. H. EiniJ d- Co.), dwl 1506 Larkin
Friedrichs P. H., teacher music, dwl 131 Perry
Friedriseck G., machinist, dwl 203 Post
Friel Arthur, plasterer, dwl 917 Union
Friel Cliarles, janitor St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Friel James, blacksmith, dwl 112 First
Friel James, shoemaker, dwl 22 Mini a
Friel Stephen, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Friel William, manufacturer tinware and Patent Vapor
Stove Burner, 69 and 71 Fourth
Friele Daniel E., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Friels R. deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. ^"harf
Friend E. A., furniturebroker, dwl 726 California
Friend William, speculat')r, dwl 10 Park Av
Friend William H., bookkeeper Armes & Dallam, res Oak-
land
Frier Chauncy, boxmaker Benjamin F. Oilman, 719
Dnmun
Frier George, exchangeteUer London and S. F. Bank, dwl
554 Seventeenth
Friemunh George A., carrier Morning Call, dwl 1524 Ellis
Fries Charles, capitalist, dwl 1628 Stockton
Fries Louis, dwl 506 Powell
Fries Louis, cartman, dwl 23 Morey Alley
FrJesenhausen John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Geaiy
and Devisadero
Friesenhausen John A., painter, dwl SE cor Gearj- and
Devisadero
Frigene John, laborer, dwl 445 Union
Frigcrio Joseph, cabinetmaker, NW cor Sacramento and
I St-ockton
PACIFIC COAST EUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. "W. Laird, San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercliant.
Frincke Louis, paperhaiiger, dwl 817 Post, rear
Frincke Louisa, carpetsewer SchJueter & Volberg, dwl
817 Post
Frink (.ieor^'-e W., real estate, office 520 Montgomerj'. dwl
*224 Seventh
Frink Jnhn (Charles Kerr i- Co.), dwl First Av nr Ken-
tucky
Frinks Frank, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Frinks Hujio, washer Russian and Turkish baths, dwl 52S
PaciBc
Frinl William, butcher C. Kerr & Co., dwl N 8 First Av nr
Kentucky, South S. F.
Frisbee Isaac X., housemover, dwl California Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Height-s
PYisbee Nathan C, housemover. dwl California Av bet
Twenty -seventh and Twenty-eighth. Bemal Heights
Frisbee Thomas, machinist, dwl 419 Powell
Frisbee W. B. , piano-f ortemaker and tuner Hemme &
Long-, dwl 50(j Powell
Frisbie L. P.. dwl 765 Howard
Frisbie Martin, insi>ector Custom House, dwl 6S Mmna
Frisbie Moses, hquor saloon, 19 Montgomerj* Av, dwl E s
Bartol nr Broadway
Frisch John W.. groceries and liquors. 132 Seventh
Frisohmuth Charles, baker Sauhnaim & Lauenstein, dwl
520 C:\Iifomia
Frisiani Francis, physician and oculist, office and dwl 25
Montgomer>" Av
Frisiani Joseph, photographer Miltz & Swart, dwl 25
Montgomery Av
Frisius Frederick A. (Frisius & Gerlach), dwl NE cor
Green and Hyde
Frisius & Gerlach (Frederick A. Frmiis a)id W. P. Ger-
lach), translators, interpreters, and accountants, office
622 Clay and 625 Merchant
Frisk Peter G., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl 20
Natoma
Fritch Carl, upholsterer, dwl 820 Pacific
Fritch Geoi^e, with R. D. Chandler, dwl 1008 Green
Fi'itch J. Homer, collector Richard D. Chandler, dwl
lOOS Green
Fritchell Thexlore C, miller Bay View Distillery, dwl
Nineteenth Av nr H.. South S. F.
Fritchie J., boottitter, dwl 522 Pine
Fritehin Frederick, market. Eleventh Av nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Frith S., machinist, dwl 761 Mission
Fritsch Charles, manager Gtennan Theater, dwl 619 Geary
Fritsch Charles, ujiholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 829 Pac
Fritsch William, bootmaker, dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Fritschi Alfred R.. clerk Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance
Co., dwl 16 Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Fritschi Urich. cabinetmaker, dwl 16 Jessie bet Seventh
and Eighth
Fritz , laborer, dwl 26 Natoma
Fritz Albert J. {Fritz ,i: Boifstoii), dwl 215 Perry
Fritz Alfred, saloonkeeper, dwl 528 Third
Fritz Diedrich H., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
Gilbert nr Brannan
Fritz Ernest, grocer, dwl 13 Selina PI
Fritz Eugene N., plumber and gasfitter, 765 Market, dwl
562 Natoma
Fritz Frederick, messman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.,
dwl SS Main
Fritz J., carjienter Palace Hotel
Fritz .1., cook, 548 Clay
Fritz John, assayer F. Reichling & Co.. dwl 532 Stevenson
Fritz Joseph, deckhand stra Clinton, Vallejo St. Wharf
Fritz Lucy Miss, fursewer Lachman & Sterufels, dwl 12G
Pcrr>'
Fritz Margeret (widow), dwl 127 Perry
Fritz Philip, tanner, dwl 202 Dupont
Fritz Wilham. bootmaker. 1325 Polk
Fritz William H.. quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Great
Republic
Fritz & Boyston (A. J. Fritz and J. S. Boyston), liquor
saloon, SW cor Folsom and Third
Fritzer Carl, actor, dwl 11 Geary
Fritzschen Charles, clerk N. & P. Bruns, dwl NW cor
Third and Berry
Fritzschcn Herman, clerk Henry Ahrens, dwl BE cor
Union and Dupont
Frizeke S. F., druggist, dwl 533 Sacramento
Frizell James, tinsmith A. S. Iredale, dwl 49 Sacramento
FrizeU Jnse>h. shoemaker, dwl 49 Sacramento
Frizell William, sawyer B. F. Gilman, dwl 49 Sacramento
Froad J. E., hairdresser, dwl 819 Montgonierj'
Frochen Jean, fiui.-'her Coniell Wateh Co., dwl 348 Fourth
Frodsham Henry, printer, dwl 41S Filbcrt
Frohmann Susman. boots and shoes, 246 Fourth
Frohn John, buot and shoemaker, dwl 153 Steuart
Prolan P., cartnian, Gilbert bet Brannan and Townsend
Frolich Theodore (Frolick tl- Co.), dwl NAV cor Broderick
and Bush
Frolich & Co, (Theodore Frolich and Marks Lehmann),
market. NW cor Hyde and O'Farrell
Froller Andrew, finisher Cornell Watch Co.
Fromberg A., auctioneer, 605 Kearny, dwl 45 Freelon
Fromberg Charles, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 528
Bush
Fromberg Isaac, clothing, 817 Kearny, dwl 172 Clara
Frome Ilenrj", seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Froment , machinist Fnion Iron Works
Frumer J., printer, dwl 533 Sacramento
Fromet Joseph J., compositor Morning Call, dwl 316 Pine
Fromhein Julius, dwl 1 Park Av
Fromhein William {Froiniiein 6: Loewetison), dwl 210
Seventh
FVomhein & Loewenson {WiUiam Fromhein and Leo-
pold Loeicenson), fruits, 102 Second y
Fromm Joseph, laborer, dwl foot Eighth /
Fromm Louis (Fromm tt Schaejh- r), dwl 93S Howard
Fromm & Schaeffer (Z,':i'(?V Fromm and CharUs Schacffer),
manufacturers upholsten- gi.KKis, 113 Minna
FROXT ST. BLOCK. E s Front from Clay to Wash
FeO\T ST. MMUeilOI'SE, J. F. Haycock & Co.
proprietors, SW cor Broadwav and Front
FROXT ST. WHARF, fotit Ffont
Frontier Pierre (Frontier. DdUmere d; Co.), res Oakland
FRO\TlKR. BELLEHCRE A CO. (Pi^^rre Fron-
tier, A\tffustu,-i JicUemere, and RomainBogq),vadinu-
facturing jewelers, lapidaries, and diamond setters,
20S Sutter
FRO\TIX JOSEPH, real-estate agent, office 238
Montg-omery, dwl 1515 Jackson
Froomberg Henrj*, manufacturer furs, 30 Second
Frosby S. Mrs., janitress Fairmount School
Frost Albert, carpenter, dwl 536^ Howard
Frost CordeUa L. Miss, dwl 463 Stevenson
Frost George E., carijenter Palace Hotel, dwl 536J Howard
Frost Horatio (Froi>t it- Richards), dwl 1(J10 Clay
Frost J. A., carpenter S. F. 3Ianufacturing Co.
Frost James, sea captain, dwl 221 Capp
Frost J. B. Mrs., editress Golden Hour, dwl 755 Howard
Frost J. O., waiter Montgomery's Hotel. 229 Second
Frost John, boxniaker, dwl 514 Howard
Frost John S. (Trrppinn A F.), dwl 14 Geary
Frost Kate, hairdresser, dwl 1502 Folsom
Frost Marj- (w idow) dressmaker, 1502 Folsom
Frost P. D., teamster George W. Swan & Co., dwl 514
Howard
Frost W. E., clerk Joseph Roos & Co., dwl 1012 Webster
Frost William P. Jr., Bulletin Editorial Rooms, 517 Clay,
dwl 1630 Sacramento
Frost & Richards (Horatio Frost and Calvin Hichards),
house and signpainters, 10 Morton
Frothingham Peter, miner, dwl 1525 Broadway
Frotsham . dwl S s Page bet Buchanan and Webster
Froufeld . liquordealer, dwl 209 Kearny
Froutchi G.. dwl 516 Pacific
Fnitralli Vincenzo, restaurant, 115 Oregon
FrUhling George ( F-ava dr F.). dwl 615 Pacific
Frunas Geoi-ge, deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway Wharf
Frundt Peter, dwl 12 Washington
FrUs Rose Mrs., dwl W s Fourteenth bet Folsom and
Harrison
Fry , Miss, dressmaker, dwl 32S Jessie
Fry Edward M. (Parker <i- F.), dwl 1812 Jackson
Fry Hany, miner, dwl 306 Pacific
Fry John, builder, dwl 281 Stevenson
FRY .lOH.V D., president Crovra Point and Belcher
Mimng cus., etc.. office 419 California, dwl 1812 Jack
Fry Thouias. hackman, dwl 1025 Sutter
Fry. See Frey
Frye E. E. Mrs., lodgings. 815 Stockton
Fr>e E. F. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1018 Market
Fr>e J. W., mason Palace Hotel
Fuchs David, baker, dwl 980 Harrison, rear
Fuchs Franz, cooper Bemanl F. Stromberg, dwl SE cor
Vallejo and Battery
Fuchs John, baker Simon Stief^-ater, dwl NE cor Sixteenth
and Galinto
Fuchs Joseph, cart>enter, dwl 333 Bush
Fuchs Louis (Fucits .(■ Hubcr), dwl NE cor Jackson and
Kearny
Fuchs Lotus, tinsmith Simeon Mistre, dwl 810 Montgom-
ery
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SOHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Fuchs Philip, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining Works,
dwl 303 Clementina
Fuchs Robert, basketmaker, 1410 Dunont
Fuchs & Ruber (Louis Fucks and John Hubcr), oyster
saloon, 907 Kearny
Fuelner Adam, baker H. Kahn, dwl cor Ma^on and Geaiy
Fuentes Manuel, machinist, dwl 528 Green
Fuergruesoii J., boilemiaker Francis I. Curry
Fuerwald Karl G. F., cook P. A. Gibson, dwl 61 Sullivan's
Building-
Fugate Stephen, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Fugazi J. C, hairdyer, dwl 9 Bernard
FUgel Hugo {Fwjei d- Schroeder), dwl SE cor Pacific and
Davis
FITGEL A SCHROEOER (Huijo Fugd and Frank
Schroeder), restaurant and liquor saloon, 425 East
Fuger Frederick, first lieutenant Fourth Reg. U. S. Ar-
tillery, dwl Presidio Barracks
Fugger Albert, sausagemaker L. Goedecke, dwl 1 Harlan
PI
Fugli Slelchior, molder Hanscom & Co., dwl 243 Second
Fuglsang Autrust, barkeeper Patrick D. O'Sullivan, dwl
NW cor Mission & Ridley
Fuhr C. A., dwl Lick House
Fulimiann Adolph M., foreman J. M. Eckfeldt &Co.,
dwl Prescott House
Fuire Jacob H., laborer, dwl 14 Bryant Av
Fuld S. C. special policeman, dwl 1828 Bush
Fulda Albert, cooper M. Fulda & Sons, dwl 947 Mission
Fulda Henrv C. (Jf. Fulda it Sons), dwl 947 Mission
Fulda Lamartine R. {3f. Fulda dr Sons), dwl 947 Mission
Fulda Leisman, butcher, 5 Metropohtan Market, dwl
1226 Pine
Fulda M. & Sons (Henry C. and Lamartine R.), Califor-
nia Wine Cooperage and Mill Co., 30 and 32 Spear
Fulda Martin {3t. FuMa (t- Sons), dwl 947 Mission
Fuldmaun Martin, laborer, dwl 10 St. Cliarles PI nr Kear
Fullam Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 613
Seventh
Fullard William C, operator Edouart & Cobb, dwl 619
Tliird
Fuller , furniture, ~ Washington, dwl 106i Third
Fuller A., stockbroker, dwl 61S California
Fuller A. F., butter, cheese, and eggs,.S Metropohtan Mar-
ket, dwl 28 Turk
FFl/LER A. L., reaj estate, office 624 Montgomery,
res San Lorenzo, Alameda Co.
Fuller Arnold, notar\' public, office 611 Montgomery (and
S-'udder d: F.), dwl 1518 Pacific Av
Fuller Charles, expresswagon. cor Broadway and Davis
Fuller Charles H., dentist, office and dwl 109 Mont
Fuller Charlotte Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
Fuller David, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Market,
dwl 440 Jessie
Fuller F. C, agent Firemans Fund Ineiirance Co., res
Oakland
Fuller F. F., machinist Machinery Department U. S. Mint
Fuller G. D., engineer, dwl 353 Seventeenth
Fuller George, conductor Central R. R., dwl Fifth nr
Brannan
Fuller G. W., cari>enter, dwl 353 Seventeenth
Fuller H. Granger, bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry
Association, dwl 1111 Clay
Fuller James, mason Palace Hotel
Fuller John, seaman, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Fuller Josiah P., carpenter, dwl SE cor Taylor and Val-
lejo
Fuller K. M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 206 Powell
Fuller Lewis H., clerk Ticket Auditor's Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 210 Twelfth
Fuller Lucv J. (widow), furnished rooms, 915^ Howard
Fuller Lvd'ia Miss, bookkeeper, dwl 62 South Park
Fuller MVrtin, advertising clerk S. F. Chronicle, res Oak-
land
Fuller M. E. (Frank Bros, it- Co.), res Madison, Wis.
Fuller Orlando (Ford tt Fuller), dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Fuller Orlando, insurance broker, office 14 Merchants*
Exchange, dwl 62 South Park
Fuller Patrick, laborer, dwl .508 Mission
Fuller Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Fuller Santos (widow), dwl 607 Union
Fuller Shei-wood W. {^Hale X- Co.), dwl 1061 Third
Fuller Terrv, dwl 151S Pacific Av
Fuller Thomas, saddle and hamessmaker, 312 Jackson
Fuller William, dwl 619 Third
Fuller William, longshoreman, dwl 150 Steuart
Fuller William, shipping master, 4 Steuart, dwl 619
Third
Fuller William A., blacksmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 540 Minna
Fuller William P. (Whittier, F. X- Co.), res St. Helena
Fullertou John, stevedore, dwl NE cor Bryant and First
Fullerton Neil, fruits and vegetables, 1819* Hyde
Fullerton R., boilermaker Mojniihan & Aitken, dwl 49
Clementina
FuUum Edward A., molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
545 Howard
Fullum Thomas, laborer, dwl 146 Clara
Fultman Louis, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Fulton Adoncia, magazinekeeper John Skinker, dwl E b
Illinois in- Sierra
Fulton Alonzo, cook John Kohlmoos, dwl 30 Everett
Fulton David, assistant engmeer Pacific Mail S. S. Cali-
fornia
F17LTOX FOr\»RY. Hinckley & Co. proprietora, NE
cor Fremont and Tehama
Fulton I. v., student Heald's Business College, dwl NE
cor Illinois and Sierra
Fulti^n John A., piledriver, dwl 115 Olive Av
Fulton John B.. ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
liiwa nr Humboldt
Fulton John J., dwl N s Townsend bet Second and Third
Fulton John R., clerk Rodgers, Meyer &, Co., dwl 1020
Montgomery
Fulton John W.. barkeeper, NE cor Clay and Keamy,
dwl cor Stockton and Clay
Fulton Joseph, miner, dwl 1415 Jackson
Fulton Josephine Miss, compositor Occident, dwl NE cor
Illinois and Sierra
Fulton Margaret (widow), dwl 1020 Montgomery
Fulton N. L. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,dwl
600 Bush
Fulton Robert, second steward stm Constantino
Fult^m Robert A., wharfbuilder. office Pier 5 Steuart
Fulton Robert J., dwl S82 Van Ness Av
Fulton Theodore, barkeeper, NE cor Clay and Kearny,
dwl 227 Ritch
Fulton William Jr., assistant superintendent J. M Brad-
street & Sons' Mercantile Agency.otfice 230 California,
dwl 511 O'Farrell
Fulton 'William L., compositor Charles W. Gordon, dwl
Townsend bet Third and Fourth
Fimce Louise 3Irs., milUner Mrs. Anna Coughlan, dwl 415
Pine
Funck Henry, laborer, 614 Clay, dwl 1517 Dupont
Funek Julius X., brewer Max Homeier, dwl 511 Green
Funcke Charles, gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 6 Hartman Alley
Funcke Frederick (F»ni;/re d: Co.), dwl 11 Oak Grove Av
Funcke & Co. (Frederick Funcke and Louis Sloss d-
Co.), tannery. Ninth nr Brannan, office 312 Sansom
Fundin Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Funge John, bricklayer, dwl 820 Folsom
Funk Charles G.. bookkeeper Titus F. Cronise, 438 Cal
Funk Christian C, sailmaker, 46 Clay, dwl 1521 Dupont
Funk Henrj*. wagonmaker, dwl 116 Jones
Funk Juhn"(C. Kerr ct Co.), res Kern County
Funk John, capiuhst, dwl Brookljn Hotel
Funkenstein Charles, wholesale wines and liquors, 519
Sacramento, dwl 35 O'Farrell
Funkenstein Julius, \\vl 35 O'Farrell
Funkenstein Pincus, crockery, 43 Third
Fimken stein's Building, NE cor Sansom and Sutter
Funston David, conductor Sutter St. R. R.
Furbush , dwl 614 Keamy
Furbush Ellis M., clerk Dutton & Withmgton, dwl 1S27
Stockton
Furbush Josiah, teamster H. N. Tribou, dwl 431 Fulton
Furbush Moses, workman Assayer's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 813 Lombard
Furcate John B., teamster Joseph Lawlor, dwl cor Fifth
and Railroad avs, South S. F.
Fure John, machinist, dwl 320 Jessie
Furey James, meatcurer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Furgeson William A., blacksmith, dwl New Railroad
House. W s Fourth nr Berr\-
Furh C. A., clerk, dwl 26 O'Farrell
Fllrhs August, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Furley John, blacksmith Oregon S. S. Co.
FurieV John F.. g»»ldbeater Snow & May, dwl 722 Bdwy
Furley Man,- J. (widow), dw! 722 Broadway
Furlong Andrew A., special policeman, dwl cor Twenty-
fuurth and Alabama
Furlong George, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl N s
Union bet Batlerj* and Sansom
Furlong James, chief engineer stm Marj- Taylor, dwl 502
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELEY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
Fiirlong James, pressman Morning Call, dwl 104 Market
Furlong Jane Miss, saloon, 1012 Kearny
Furlong John, barkeeper N. Price, dwl 1031 Kearny
Furlong John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 563
Howard
Furlong John, stevedore, dwl Golden Eagle Hotel
Furlong Joseph, but4:her, dwl 428 Geary
Furlong Mathew W,, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 613 Turk
Furlong M. W,, baker, dwl 533 Sacramento
Furlong Patrick, laborer, dwl 112 Steuart
Furlong Tlnmias, stevedore, dwl 1254 Montgomery
Furlong William M.. carriagemaker, dwl NE cor Mont-
gomery and Vallejo
Fumian C. J. (widow), proprietress Change House, SW
SW cor Montgomery and California
Furman Clayton, engineer, dwl 320 OTarrell
Furman William H., clerk F. P. & J. A. Hooper, dwl 906
Folsom
Furman. See P^rmin
P\inier Harr}', proprietor Long Branch Hotel, E s #cean
Beach Road S Point Lnbos
Fumess Adam, carpenter, dwl 995 Market
Fumess John, contractor and builder, dwl E s Cliurch bet
Twenty-second and Twenty -third
Fumwell Annie Mrs., chanibemiaid International Hotel
Furrer Albert, frescopainter George W. Clark, dwl 1188
Broadway
Furrer Fridolin, steward John Parrott, 620 Folsom
Fiurey Andrew J., porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
.'>40 Minna
Furry WiUiam H., pressman B. F. Sterett, dwl 737 How
Furst Philip, tailor, dwl 10 Jansen
Furstenthal Goodman R. , salesman California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 706 Mason
Furter Samuel, machinist Francis Tillman, dwl 18 Russ
Furth Charles, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl North Point nr Larkin
Fnry Patrick, stonemason, dwl 311 pacific
Fusam Anton, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Fuselehr Louis, barkeeper Flaherty, Driscoll & Co., dwl
S s Minna bet Fourth and Fifth
Fuselier William, clerk Eric A. Brandt, dwl 320 Minna
Fush Martin, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 830 Pacific
Fusonne A., cook Mrs. L. Ochs, 502 Bush
Fuss August, cooper Diedrich Bucking, dwl Twenty-
seventh bet Howard and Folsom
Fust Peter, cook 531 Commercial, dwl 521 Union
Fustert Jobann, papercarrier, dwl 25 Morton
Futter Jacob, gents' furnishing goods, 53 Second
Fyfe Robert, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 920
Natoma
Fyfe. SeeFjie
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Gaarde .Tens, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Gabbs Albert S., upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dwl
323 Oak
Gabbs P. V. Miss, teacher music, dwl 323 Oak
Gabbs William A., upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
dwl 323 Oak
Gabbs William H., sawfiler, dwl 323 Oak
Gabbs William H. Jr., upholsterer, dwl 323 Oak
Gable B., foundryman Hanscom & Co.
Gabriel Adolph, papcrniler Bartling & Kimball, dwl 1920
Jessie
Gabriel August, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
SE cor Geary and OctaWa
Gabriel Jacob, teacher languages, dwl 711 Hyde
Gabrielle Andrea, fish, SE cor Clay and Leidesdorff, dwl
.518 Green
Gatldi Emilio, vegetables, 48 Colombo Market
Gadsby Elijah H., house and signpainter, 585 Market, dwl
655 Seventeenth
Gacnka August, hairdresser Frank Lacua, dwl 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Gaetanu Ponelli, fisherman, dwl N s Washington bet Da\*is
and Dnmuu
Gaeth John A., fringemaker Fromm & Schaeflfer, dwl 75
Stevenson
Gaeth John F., fringemaker Fromm & Schaeffer, dwl 75
Stevenson
Gafert A., heater Pacific Rolling Mills
Gaffard J. B., mason, dwl 246 Third
Gaffield E. C, dwl Overland Huuse
Gafflgan John A., printer, dwl 1025 Harrison
GaflBgan Mary (widow), dwl 1025 Harrison
Gaffigan Thomas, boxmaker, dwl 1025 Harrison
Gaffigan Thomas, laborer, dwl 21 Chesley
Gaffke Enist, cigarmaker William Seidel, 17i Fourth
Gaffney Charles, blacksmith, dwl 54 Sacramento-
Gaffney George, carpenter, dwl 326 Seventh
Gaffney H. T., candy manufactxu-erM. H. Garland, dwl 166
Perry
Gaffney James, dwl 342 Fifth
Gaflrney James, blacksmith, dwl 166 Perry
Gaffney James, contractor, dwl Philadelphia House
Gaffney James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 963 How
Gaffney James, laborer Palace Hotel
Gaffney Jeremiah, porter Bush & Milne, dwl NW cor Bush
and Scott
Gaffney L., fireman Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Amelia
GaflFney Luke, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado, dwl 54
Sacramento
Gaffney Malachi, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 903 Folsom
Gaffney Matthew, barkeeper M. Ryan, dwl 41 Everett
Gaffney Michael, bookkeeper George Hughes, dwl SW cor
Sacramento and Stockton
Gaffney Michael H., wines and liquors, SE cor Second and
Howard, dwl NW cor Polk and Jackson
Gaffney Owen, wines and liquors, 805 Washington, dwl
813 Stockton
Gaffney Patrick, baker, dwl 203 Third, rear
Gaffney Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel
Gaffney Patrick M., liquor saloon, SW cor Kentucky and
Butte
Gaffney Peter T., with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 15 Sutter
Gaffney Thomas, hairdresser, dwl 788 Folsom
Gaffney Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero, dwl
SW cor Kentucky and Butte
Gaffney William, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 317 J Tehama
Gafford J. B., mason Palace Hotel
Gagalich George, fishennan, foot Clay
Gagan , barkeeper, dwl 911 Clay
Gagan David, laborer Palace Hotel
Gagan Ellen Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 104 Mason
Gagan John, laborer, dwl IS Ohio
Gagan La^^Tence, laborer, dwl 361 Minna
Gagan Matthew, coachman Charles S, Neal, 1418 Sutter
Gagan Owen, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl Main
nr Folsom
Gagan Thomas, baker James McDevitt, dwl Folsom nr
Eighth
Gagan Thomas, laborer U. S. Commissary Department,
dwl 440 Jessie, rear
Gagan Thomas, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
1226 Howard
Gagan William, stevedore Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom bet
Vallejo and Green
Gage Aaron H., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 1854
Stevenson
Gage Edward F., photographer George D. Morse, dwl
Gage Hannah T. (widow), dwl 814 Powell
Gage James H., with Flood & O'Brien, dwl N s Twentieth
nr Guerrero
Gage J. D. (widow), dwl 421 O'Farrell
Gage John W., captain bark Portland, office 44 Market,
dwl 1217 Howard
Gage Stephen T., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl Lick
House
Gage William S., with Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl 807
Leavenworth
Gager Augaist, cooper H. C. Schammel, dwl 1716 Stock
Gagliardino Giacomo, painter, dwl 3 Margaret PI ur Val-
lejo
Gagliardo Andrew, conunission merchant and grocer, 723
Sansom
Gagliardo Pasquale, laborer, dwl 428 LTnion
Gahagan Richard, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
5 Lick
Gahan Charles, bootmaker, dwl 636 Commercial
Gahan James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Gahan John, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 39 Fifth
Av
Gahan Michael, dwl 781 Stevenson
Gailhard , dwl 23 Kearny
CAILHARll HOTEL, Svimuel L. Pereira proprietor,
507 and 509 Pine
Gailhard John P., mining, office 330 Pine, dwl 919 Stock
Gaillard Joseph, bootmaker Tliomas MiUaret, dwl Broad-
way bet Dupont and Stockton
Gaillard Joseph, clerk August F. Benard, dwl NE cor
Fifth and Howard
Gaillard LawTenee, weaver Union Pacific Silk Manuf. Co.,
dwl 708 Howard
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market. \
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Gaillard Pierre, polisher WTiittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1334
Dupont
Gaillot Louis, confectioner Massen Fr6re8, dwl SW cor
Mont^omeo' Av and Vallejo
Gaines Georg-ia Mrs., hairdresser, 217 Post
Gaines Mathew, laborer, dwl 65 Clementina
Gaines William R. (colored), liquor saloon, NW cor Stock-
ton and Juckson, dwl 217 Post
Gainey Eliza (widow), dressmaker, dwl 405 O'Farrell
Gainford Thomas, laborer, dwl 26 Natoma
Gair Frank, clerk, dwl 1016 Market
Gaitland John, car conductor, dwl 3047 Sixt-eenth
Galan Charles F., attorney at law, dwl 14 Ridley
Galavoti T., professor dancing, dwl SW cor Ellis and
Mason
Galberi; Peter C, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 469
Clementina
Galbraith James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Galbraith, Strin;,'er. Pembroke & Co. (of London), ship-
owners and brokers, office 330 Pine
Galbrath William, sash and blindmaker N. W. Cole &
Co., dwl SW cor Fourth and Brj'ant
Galbreath James, clerk 617 Merchant, dwl 1116 Stockton
Galbreath John, groceries and hquors, SW cor Fourth
and Bn'ant
Gale Alfred Y. {Gale d- Seaver), dwl 421 Fourth
Gale G., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gale Gilman, doorkeeper California Theater, dwl 37
Kearny
Gale Howard M., traveling- agent S. F. Chronicle, dwl
Russ House
Gale Jacob, waiter Henry Bokman, dwl 616 California
Gale James, tinsmith, dwl S Clara
Gale John (colored), hairdresser, dwl 1020 Kearny
Gale J. W.. lather Palace Hotel
Gale Mary (widow), dwl 8 Clara
Gale M. F., mason Palace Hotel
Gale & Seaver {A. T. Gale and F. Seaver), wines and
liquors, 336 Bush
Galehouse Frederick, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 2315 How-
ard
Galico J., broommaker, dwl 5 Dnimm
Gahnger Joseph, market, 620 Hyde, dwl 1230 Pine
Gall James, laborer, dwl 7 Harrison Av
Gall Rebecca (\vidow), dwl 912 Folsom
Galla Bernard {Marcelin J: Co.), dwl 11 Trinity
Gallado Raphel, expresswagon, dwl Nevada nr Potrero Av
Gallagher Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 660 Folsom
Gallagher Andrew, laborer M. Heyfron. dwl 716 Folsom
Gallagher Ann (widow), dwl E s Montgomery bet Filbert
and Greenwich
Gallagher Annie (widow), dwl 108 Eighth
Gallagher Anthony, brickmason U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 9 Tehama
Gallagher Arthur J., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 11
Seventh
Gallagher Bernard, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 222 Mis-
sion, dwl 753 Harrison
Gallagher Bernard, wood and coal, NW cor Sixth and
Brannan
Gallagher Bernard J., expressman, dwl 28 De Boom
Gallagher Bridget (widow), dwl 1622 Turk
Gallagher Charles, laborer Magdalen Asylum, dwl Twen-
ty-second bet York and Hampshire
Gallagher Charles, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 918i Fol
Gallagher Cornelius, watchman Palace Hotel
Gallagher Daniel, deckhand, dwl King St. House
Gallagher Daniel, laborer, dwl 4 Brannan PI
Gallagher Daniel, laborer McGrath & Co.
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher, dwl 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher E. B., shoemaker, dwl 27i Fourth
Gallagher Edward, groceries and liquors, San Bruno Road
bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty- seventh
Gallagher Edward, laborer, dwl 4 Frederick
Gallagher Edward, longshoreman, dwl 311 Pacific
Gallagher Edward A. T., packer, dwl 21 Powell
Gallagher Edward M. (Xobte d: G.), dwl 11 Seventh
Gallagher Ellen Miss, teacher, dwl 1221 Clay
Gallagher Farrell, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl 145
Clara
Gallagher F. H., stonecutter, dwl 2011 Hyde
Gallagher Francis (Gallagher ii- Welsh), dwl SW cor Sut-
ter and Brnderick
Gallagher Frank, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl NE
cor Greenwich and Montgomery
Gallagher George, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 826J
Harrison
Gallagher George, saferaaker Pacific Safe Co., dwl Rail-
road Av bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Gallagher Gertrude Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
dwl 1221 Clay
Gallagher H., helper McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Gallagher Heiury, carpenter J, M. Ecldeldt & Co., dwl 1113
Jones
Gallagher Henrv A,, clerk Freitjht Auditor's Office Cen-
tral Pacific R. R., dwl ISO Perrv
Gallagher Henry J. (Flanarjan d- G.), dwl 108 Eighth
Gallagher Henry J., pressman John H. Camiany »St Co.,
dwl 826A Harrison
Gallagher Hugh, bricklayer, dwl 9 Tehama
Gallagher Hugh, cigars and tobacco, lOOi Second, dwl 38
Jessie
Gallagher Hugh, painter, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Mission
and Valencia
Gallagher Hugh, tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl 210 Tvler
GAILAOIIKK lirGII P. Rev,, pastor St. Joseph's
Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Folsom and Howard
Gallagher Humphrey, bootmaker Porter, Blum & Sles-
singer, dwl 9 Minna
Gallagher Isabel Miss, teacher, dwl 1221 Clay
Gallagher James, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl &26^
Harrison
Gallagher James, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
628 Third
Gallagher James, bootmaker, 444A Natoma
Gallagher James, laborer, dwl 206 Third, rear
Galla<,'-her James, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 914 Folsom
Gallagher James, porter Tomiey & Hand, dwl 341 Minna
Gallagher James, real estate, dwl 64S Howard
Gallagher James, steward CVismopolitan Hotel, dwl SEcor
Fourteenth and Dolores
Gallagher James, teamster J. McDevitt, dwl S s Vallejo
nr Sanson!
Gallagher James H., painter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 6
Leroy PI
Gallagher James J., proprietor Excel^or Iron Works, 151
and 153 Beale and 200 Howard, dwl W s Railroad Av
bet Thirtieth and Tliirty-first, South S. F.
Gallagher James L., policeman City Hall, dwl 67 Natoma
Gallagher Jennie, machine operator Mrs. M. E. Burt, dwl
13j Harrison Av
Gallagher John, bellman. Lick House
Gallagher John, cooper, dwl 439 First
Gallagher John, evergreens, 512 Sansom
Gallagher John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
Gallagher John, helper Francis I. Curry, dwl 5 Folsom Av
Gallagher John, laborer, dwl 118 Freelon
Gallagher John, laborer, dwl 155 Clara
Gallagher John, laborer William Kerr, dwl 907 Battery
Gallagher John, peddler, dwl 226 Main
Gallagher John, wines and liquors, 160 First, dwl 37i
Perry
Gallagher John A., liquor saloon, SW cor First and Mis-
sion, dwl 590 Stevenson
Gallagher John B., collector and agent, office 623 Mont-
goraert', dwl E s Treat Av nr Twenty-second
Gallagher John C, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl 933
Keaniy
Gallagher John J., fireman S. F. Gas Ligh^ Co., dwl 118
Freelon
Gallagher Joseph, messenger Major George H. Mendell,
dwl 3 William
Gallagher Joseph A. Rev., assistant pastor St. Joseph's
Church, dwl W s Tenth bet Folsom and Howard
Gallagher Kate Miss, seamstress Neustadter Brothers,
dwl 9 Tehama
Gallagher Laura A., furnished rooms, 21 Powell
Gallagher M., porter AVhat Cheer House
Gallagher M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
304 Thu-d
Gallagher Margaret, dwl 1322 Sacramento
Gallagher Margaret Miss, bootfitter I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl cnr Greenwich and Montgomery
Gallasher Martin, laborer Golden Gate Park
Gallagher Man,- (widow), dwl 2019 Hyde
Gallagher Marj-, dwl W s Tenth bet Folsom and Howard
Gallagher M. F., plasterer Palace Hotel
Gallagher Michael {Gallaijher iL- An7mnn), dwl 626 Wash-
ington
Gallagher Michael, bootmaker, dwl 31 Minna
Gallagher Michael, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Gallagher Michael, soapmaker Thomas Dolan, dwl 10
Eighth
Gallagher Michael, stonecutter Charles McGregor, dwl 3
Decatur
Gallagher Michael, trunkmaker, dwl 115 Clinton
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. F.
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Gallairher Michael E., plumber and gasfltter, dwl 6 Leroy
PI
GiUasher M. J. Miss, t«acher Mission Primary School,
dwl 1929 Howard
Galbiher Mollie iliss, dwl lOS Eighth
Gallagher Nancy Miss, dwl 25.5 Minna
Galla^dier P., boLlenuaker Francis I. Curn"
Gallagher Patrick, barkeeper John McCully, dwl 340
Tliird
Gallairher Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 160 Minna
Gallasher Patrick, carriagemaker Carvill Manufactunng
Co., dwl 131 Harrison Av
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
Gallatfher Patrick, laborer, dwl 226 Hickory Av
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, dwl 1322 Sacramento
Gallagher Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Gallagher Patrick, marbleworker Leon R. Myers & Co.,
dwl 14.5 Jessie
Gallagher Patrick, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Gallagher Patrick, stonemason, dwl 145 Jessie
Gallagher Patrick, tailor, dwl 65 Stevenson
Gallagher Patrick, watchman Palace Hotel
Gallagher Patrick J., teamster, dwl 712 Natoma
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith, dwl 350 Grove
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, dwl 15 Freelon
Gallagher Peter, waiter Lick House
Gallagher Robert, plmiiber Bush & Miln&_
Gallagher Sarah (widow), dwl 207 Powell
Gall4'her T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gallagher T. F., carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Gallagher Thomas (McCoy J: G.), dwl 421 Union
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, dwl 217 Perry
Gallagher Thomas, seaman, dwl SW cor Har and Main
Gallagher Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
1 732 Clementina
Gallagher Thomas, stonecutter Orford & Degan, E s Cen-
I tral Av bet Post and Geary
Gallagher Thomas Jr., dwl 21 Rincon PI
Gallagher Thomas H., stonecutter, dwl 1406 Hyde
I Gallagher Thomas J., attorney at law, office NW cor Com-
mercial and Montgomery, dwl 1252 California
Gallagher Walter, blacksmith Edmund Saul, dwl 67 ^a-
I toma
Gallagher William, laborer, dwl 73 Tehama
Gallagher William, teamster, dwl 712 Satoma
Gallagher William R., furniture, etc., 21 Fourth, dwl 805
Mission
GalLigher Winifred (widow), dwl 6 Leroy PI
Galla<'her Winifred Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 102 William
' Gallagher & Armann {Michael Gallaglier and Edward A r-
nuinn), Washington Baths and hairdressers, 624
Washington
Gallagher & Welch (Francis Gallagher and James Welch),
milkmen, X s Chestnut bet Scott and Devnsadero
Galland, Aronson & Co. (Jacinto, Colusa Co.), office 13 Bat
Galland F. ilrs., furnished rooms, dwi 724 Mission
Galland Joseph B. (Levnsohn A- (J.), dwl 520 Van Ness Av
Galland Joseph B., grainbroker and commission mer-
chant, 221 Dai-is, dwll29 O'Farrell , ,,„o
Gallano Antonio, cigars aud tobacco, 430 Jackson, dwl 122
^Vlta PI
Gallano Benjamin, clerk A. Gallano, dwl 122 Alta PI
Gallano John, clerk A. Gallano, dwl 122 Alta PI
Gallano Joseph, dwl 122 Alta PI
Gallant Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Gallant Peter, laborer, dwl 304 Beale .
GaUardo Raphael, dealer barrels, NE cor Pacific and Davis,
SW cor Tn-entv-third and Potrero Av
GaUardo Robert, p'lumber McKewen & Co., dwl cor Sac-
ramento and Drumm
GaUatin Albert (Huntington, Hopldns <t Co.), res Sacra-
mento City , „ , T,-,,. _,
Gallatin Willis E., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 311 Filbert
Gallaudett James, hquor saloon and boatman, E s Long
Bridge nr Hobbs' Wharf
Galiavan John M., fancy goods, 225 Eighth
Gallavin James, laborer, dwl N s Bush bet FUlmore and
Webster „ ^ , ,
GaUego Romulus C, foreman Pacific Bag Factory, dwl
317 Third
Gallegos Juan, dwl 506 Sntter
Gallegos Rafael, dwl 506 Sutt«r
Gallemore John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Gallert Louis, tailor, 500 SLxth, dwl 264 Clementina
Galletly Alexander J., clerk Cross & Co., dwl lOlS Stock
GallcvHenrv, dwl Humboldt House
Galli'A. & Co., produce and commission merchants, alb
and 51S Sansom
Gain Alfonso (A. GalU <k Co.), dwl 413 Broadway
Galli Charles, stonecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, SW cor
Ellis and Broderick
Galli Charles, tin-Tuith, dwl 8 Gaven
Galli Francisco, vegetables, 69 Colombo Market
Galli Joseph (Joseph Galli <t Co.), dwl 405 Merchant
Galli Joseph & Co. (Joseph Sch-nehj), machuusts and
blacksmiths, 504 Commercial
Galli Lorenzo, porter A. Galli & Co., dwl 723 Sansom
GaUi PaoU, fruits, 1308 Dupont
Galli Sihio, vegetables, dwl 1117 Stockton, rear
Galli Stephen, tinsmith, dwl S Gaven
Galli Valentine, hairdresser Stable & Bemhard, dwl Han-
sa Hotel „ , j ,
Galliard Edward, bookkeeper Swiss-Amencan Bank, dwl
23 Keamv
Gallick Henrv, general agent, dwl 232 Sixth
Gallick Philip, laborer, dwl 026 Commercial
Gallic Charles, stonecutter Larseneur &, Sheerm, dwl Sw
cor Ellis and Broderick
Gallicord B., cartman, dwl 442 Union
GalligMi John, drv" goods, 306 Third, dwl 317 Thu-d
Galligan Michael,"maltster Lyon & Co.'s Malt House, dwl
317 Francisco
Galliman Antone, dwl 516 Pacific
Gallin Annie Miss, dwl 1430 Pacific
Gallivan John (Ca.ihman <t C), dwl 309 Bdwy
Galhnan J. F., painter Christian Screiber & C^., dwl 617
Post ™ . J
Galloo-gly James, laborer, dwl 334 Third, rear
Gallofs Eugene, clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl 219 Geary
Gallop Edward H., driver Gilman & Berry, dwl 137 Mont
Gallop George W., stairbuilder, dwl 610 Howard
Gallop John L., cutter Neville & Co., dwl 280 Brannan
GaUoway Amanda L. D. (widow), dwl 15 Cleaveland
GallowaV Isabella (widow), dwl 117 Vallejo
Galloway James, watertender stm Amador, Broadway
Wharf
Gallowav James D., shipjoiner, dwl 1063 Broadway
Gallowav Joseph, lumber, dwl 1409 Powell j , „,„
GaUoway Nicholas, calker Pacific Mail S. b. Co., dwl 312
Folsom
GaUowav William, pilot, dwl 223 O FarreU
Galloway WiUiam T. ((?. T.Brown A- Co.), dwl 223 O Far-
reU
Gallup James, dwl 706 (California
Galom James, laborer Palace Hotel . ^ ,
Galpin Philip G., attorney at law, office 33 Merchants
Exchange, dwl 1104 Market
Gait House, E. T. Stevenson proprietor, 632 Market
Galte Theofield, lapidarj- CaUfomia Jewelry Co., dwl 522
Gah-in-Charies A., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
65 Natoma j , „, »t .
Galvin Garet, cutter Wright & Harmon, dwl 65 Natoma
Galvin James, lather Palace Hotel
Galvin James, peddler, dwl E s Market nr Quinn
Galrtn Jeremiah J., printer Bacon & Co., dwl cor bcott
and 0' FarreU
Gab-in Martin, tanner, dwl 609 Seventh, rear
Galrin Man- Miss, boarding, 311 Fourth
Gal\-in Michael, longshoreman, dwl 15S First, rear
Galvin Morris, engmeer, dwl 902 California
Galvin Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 429J
Shiplcv .. ,. , r.
Galvin Peter, carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf. Co.
Galrin Timothy, porter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 505
Mission ^. *i.
Galvin WilUam, laborer, dwl E s Miss nr Twenty-stxtn
Gama Anton, liquor saloon, 21S Kearny, dwl Califorma
nr Keamv
Gama J. iBorgoren d- G.). dwl 114 Morton
ejJHIlUE AUMSTKO\«, suijerintendent Carmen
Island Salt Works, office 413 Front, dwl 513 0 FarreU
Gamage John, superintendent G. W. Sw-an & Co., dwl 322
Fremont
Gambel Robert, laborer Oty R. R., dwl 5-29 Valencia
Gamher H., barkeeper Schramm & Schnabel
Gamhert Felix (Lemoine, G. i- Co.), res San Josi
Gambetti John, laborer Savage & Son, dwl 149 Beale
Gambez John, cook, dw-1 7 PoUard PI
Gamble Alexander, dwl 222 Pest
Gamble Daniel, professor University Mound CoUege, dwl
S s Silver Av bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
G4)IBLE J4MES, general superintendent ^^e5tem
' Union TelegTaph Co., office 522 Cal, res Oakland
Gamble John, dwl Philadelphia House , „ „ -
Gamble John, principal University Momid CoUege, S s
Silver Av bet San Jos^ and San Bruno roads
Gamble Peter, laborer, dwl 9 Clara
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MOEGAIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters,
p. p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Gamble T., lather Palace Hotel
Gamble Thomas, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierm and Louisiana
Gamble W. H., receiver Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl 905 Market
Gamboa Manuel, pressman and compositor El Tecolote,
dwl 715 Vallejo
Game , with D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Game Matthew F., mining secretary, office 220 Sansom,
dwl 100(J Pine
Gamer Peter, mechanic, dwl 113 Virarinia
Gamerstou John T., sexton Grace Cathedral, dwl 3 Auburn
Gamnian A., liquor saloon, dwl 612 Califoruia, rear
Gamman Frederick, laborer William W. Call, dwl N s San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-ninth
Gammans George B., dwl 920 Washington
Gammans M. B., Shipand Steamboat Jour. Assn, 1S9 Post
Gampoamble G., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
57 Minna
Gaud William, auctioneer, dwl Virginia Block SE cor
Stockton and Pacific
Gande Heni-y A., trunkuiaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
AJabama nr Twenty-fourth
Gandy Horace, compositor Cuberj' & Co., dwl Webster
nr Lombard
Gand'ilfo Giacomo, laborer, dwl 314 Pacific
Ganerd Martin, laborer, dwl 610 Minna
Ganey Peter, boarding and lodging, 10G5 Market
Ganfield Thomas, laborer, dwl Butte nr Delaware
Gang Hermann, cabinetmaker, 520 Pine, dwl 108 Dupont
Gang Samuel B., cooper F. W. Arnold, res Oakland
Gangloff Frank, tinsmith and raetermaker S. F. Gas Light
Co., dwl 117 William
Gangloff Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 117 William
Gangloff Josephine Miss, fursewer Lachman & Stemfels,
dwl 117 William
Gangloff Theresa (widow), dwl 117 William
Ganglow , barkeeper, dwl 1023 Kearny
Ganis Matthew, laborer, dwl 32 Everett
Gankroger Albert, machinist McAfee, Spiers & Co., res
Oakland
Ganley Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works
Gauniss S., pantr^mian Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Ganniss W. H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gannon Edward, laborer, dwl Minna bet Fifth and Sixth
Gannon James, dwl 1509 Clay
Gannon James, paver, dwl 44 Jessie
Gannon Johji, laborer, dwl Harrison bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Gannon John K., laborer, dwl 30 Gilbert
Gannon Martin, shipcarpenter, dwl 506 Market
Gannon Michael, pipefitter Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 30 Ritch, rear
Gannon Peter, laborer, dwl W s Alabama, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty -third, rear
GAX\0\ I*ETER T,, cigars and tobacco, junction
Market and Post, dwl SW cor Castro and Sixteenth
Gannon I^acha^l (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 515 Howard
Gans Albert, butcher Samuel Gans, dwl ll.'iS Mission
Gans Bernard, clerk Harry M. Heineman, dwl 304 Pine
Gans I., butcher S. Gans, dwl 435 Natoma
Gans Jacob {George Schwartz t(- Co.), dwl 528 Tehama
Gans Leopold, dwl 1104 Pacific
Gans Samuel, butcher, 3 Union Market, dwl 1153 Mission
Gans William, butcher, dwl 12 Natoma
Gansberg Hem^y, bootmaker, 405 Broadway
Gansevonrt James, salesman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 51
Tehama
GAXSl ALBERT, manager B. Davidson & Co., dwl
NW cor Post and Franklin
Ganston Erick, cabinetmaker, dwl 529 Fourth
Gant Andrew (colored), coachman, dwl 1117 Stockton
«A.\T\EK .IOH\, xjroprietor Swiss Hotel, 627 and 029
Commercial
Gantner Matthias I., seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Gantner Richard {Jacob Slndel d- Co.), dwl 12 St. Charles
PI
Ganz Enoch S. {Gam <k Co.), res Alameda
Ganz & Co. {Enoch S. Ganz and Richard M. Uaiidock),
real-estate and collecting agents, 434 Montgomery
Ganzert William, clerk Henry Droge, dwl SE cor Pacific
and Front
Ganzhorn Christian, Uquor saloon, 657 Washington, dwl
727 Clay
Garabini Aniedeo, dwl 1222 Broadway
Garabini Antonio, vegetabledealer dwl 15 Union PI
Garabini Sebastian, vegetablepeddlcr, dwl 1509 Dupont
Garaemeyer Christian, special policeman, dwl 209 Pacific
Garagsino Stefano, vegetables, 13 Colombo Market
Gai*asuio Viucenzo, seaman schr Mary Ann, Jackson St.
A\Tiarf
Garat John, live-stockdealer, dwl 759 Harrison
Garaughty Andrew. f(mndr>'Tnan, dwl 512 Mission
Garbade Charles, liquor saloon, 502 Broadway
Garbano Michael, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl Pollard PI
Garbarino Mary (widow), dwl 430 Vallejo
Garber John {Garlnr &■ Thornton), res Oakland
GARBER A THORNTOX {John Garhcr and Harry
I. Thornton), attorneys at law, office 34-36 Merchants'
Exchange
Garbinno Louis, laborer Giononilsolo, dwi San Jos6 Road
nr St. Mary's College
Garborino Giovanni, gardener, Old San Jos6 Road nr
Industrial School
Garcelon Horace F., clerk Joseph L. King, dwl SW cor
Camp and Second Av
Garcia Benito, laborer, dwl 315 Vallejo
Garcia Carlos, clerk D. Mojiea
Garcia Carman A., embroiderer, dwl 5 Margaret PI
Garcia Felix, molder Jackson Iron Fomidry, dwi 439 Val-
lejo
Garcia Francisco, liquor saloon and restaurant, 718 Mont-
gomery, dwl S s Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
Garcia Francisco, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Garcia G., carpenter, dwl 4 Bannam PI nr Green
Garcia Gregorie, hairdresser, dwl 113 Mason
Garcia Gregoire M., machinist C. O. Farciot, dwl E s
Stockton bet Broaxlway and Vallejo
Garcia Henrj', dwl 315 Vallejo
Garcia John, waiter Grand Hotel
Garcia Jose A. (Cobo, i'liual d: Co.), dwl 23 Anna
Garcia Joseph, dwl 816 Jackson
Garcia Joseph, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 1317
Stockton
Garcia Juan C, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl NW'
cor Dupont and Pacific
Garcia Luis A., jeweler Amado Mendoza, dwl 1411 Stock
Garcia Marcus, messhand Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Garcia RajTnond, printer Brittan, Key &. Co., dwl 504 Val-
lejo
Garcia Ricardo, cook Lisbon House, 116 Jackson
Garcia Santos, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., dwl 428 Jackson
Garcia Sisto, cigarmaker Spanish Cigar Makers' Union,
dwl 12 Varenne
Garcia Vincente, jeweler, 310 Montgomery, dwl 506 Val-
lejo
Garcia Ynez, painter, dwl 315 Vallejo
Garciola Jesus, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1516 Pow
Garcion Dolores Mrs. , shirtmaker, dwl 722 Broadway, rear
Gard Jacob, cabinetmaker, dwl 551 Howard
Card Jacob, coffinmaker E. O. Hunt, dwl 520 Mission
Garda John, florist, dwl 5 Trinity
Garde John, bootcrimper Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 117 I^T
Av
Garde William W., boatman, dwl 2219 Mason
Gardella Guiseppe {Linn d- (?.), dwl 1311 Dupont
Gardenberg A., expresswagon, 417 Jones
Gardener Adelia (widow), lodgings, 103 Eighth
Gardener Henry H., painter, dwl 1012 Natoma, rear
Gardener John H. N., dwl 1 Highland Terrace
Gardener John R.. jeweler, dwl 1 Highland Terrace
Gardenhire Blanche Mrs., dwl 103 Natoma
Gardenier Henry, policeman City Hall, dwl 1116 T>'ler
Gardes Herman', clerk Bucking & Pilster, dwl 515 Brj'ant
Gardes Hennann, clerk John Martens, dwl SW cor Lagu-
na and Geary
Gardiner Baldwin, bookkeeper John L. Hall, dwl 2101
California
Gardiner Bertha (widow), dwl 1419 Taylor
Gardiner Francis I., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 229
Third
Gardiner George D. {Norton J,- G.), dwl 919 Post
Gardiner George H., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwiG16 Kear
Gardiner James J. , deputy surveyor City and Comity, dwi
f)19 Eddv
Gardiner John H. N., capitalist, office 302 Montgomerj^
room 8, dwl NW cor California and Jones
Gardiner John R., bookkeeper Norton & Gardiner, dwl
NW cor California and Jones
Gardiner M. V. B., dwl 622^ Ellis
Gardiner Roland B., clerk Mavuice Dore &Co.,dwl3 Mar-
tha PI
Gardiner William, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
536 Market
Gardini Michell, laborer, dwi 14 Ohio
Gardner , dwl 911 Bush
Gardner Alfred, helper Westerfeld & Page, dwi 411 Sansom
Gardner August {Gardner A Eoster), dwl 1321 Kearny
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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Gardner Charles, hostler James M. Farrell, NE cor CeO'
tral Av and Geary
Gardner Cliarles, second-hand fumitare, 090 Folsom
Gardner Charles A., laborer, dwl 18 Frederick
Gardner Clarence C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
1324 Mission
Gardner Edward, clerk Le Count Brothers, res Oakland
Gardner Edward, wigmaker Bernard Goldman, dwl 411
Sansom
Gardner F. J., Miss, nurse Industrial School
Gardner Francis I., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 2''9
Third
Gardner George, dwl 614 Kearny
Gardner George, shoemaker Liebegott Thumler, 6 Sacra,-
mento
Gardner George E. (Gardner <t Hodcies), dwl 748 Folsom
Gardner George E., bookkeeper Morgan & Co., dwl Wijid-
sor House
Gardner George M. (BHIii A Ger/rqe), liquor saloon, 429
and 707 Davis, dwl 92ti Montgomery
Gardner George R., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 043 Folsom
Gardner Harry W., laborer Custom House, res Oakland
Gardner Isaac G., State agent Califoniia Granges, office 6
Leidesdorff, res Grayson, and dwl 746 Howard
Gardner .James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
829 Folsom
Gardner James H., ship and custom-house broker, office
Custom House, res Saucelito
Gardner .Tames J., surveyor, dwl 019 Eddy
Gardner John, brickmaker, dwl Nebraska nr Silver Av
Gardner John, superintendent Omnibus R. R., dwl 721
Howard
Gardner Joseph W., salesman George M. Gardner, dwl
519 Greenwich
Gardner Julia A. Mrs., dwl 413 Tehama
Gardner Louisa Mrs. , seamstress, dwl 249 Minna
Gardner Oran G., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl SE
cor Jloultrie and Crescent Av, S s Bernal Heights
Gardner Peter, stonecutter Frank Williams, junction Cal-
ifornia and Market
Gardner Samuel, barkeeper Buckley's Varieties, dwl 1303
Leavenworth
Gardner Samuel, liquordealer. dwl 631 Saciamento
Gardner T., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Gardner Thomas B. , journalist, dwl 411 Sansom
Gardner William, laborer, dwl 35 Welsh
G;u-dner William, master mariner, dwl 1140 Pacific
Gardner William, master schr P.ige. office 20 Howard
Gardner William T., salesman Percy Beamish, dwl 1140
Pacific
Gardner & Hodges (George E. Gardner and George D.
Hodges), liquor saloon, 605 Montgomery
Gardner & Koster (August Gardiu'r aiul Joseph Koeter),
liquor saloon and bowling allev, 905 Kearny
Garety Patrick, dra^ian, dwl 48 Everett
Garfield Harry, dwl .547 Mission
Garfield H. K. Mrs., solicitor, dwl Jones nr Market
Garfield H. L., miner, dwl 647 Mission
Garfield John Q., whitener 809 Market, dwl 1941 Bdwy
Garfield M. J., dwl 1776 Howard
Gargan Edward, groceries and liquors, 731 and 733 Bran
Gargan Margaret (widow), furnished rooms. 21 Anthony
Gargan Patrick. pListerer Palace Hotel, dwl 104 Jessie
Gargan Philip, driver Lyons & Co.
Garibaldi Francisco, market. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi Gerolomo, wood and coal, 1S03 Mason
Garih.aldi Giobatta, vegetables. 37 Colombo Market
Garibaldi Giovanni, laborer Musto Brothers, dwl 232
Green
Garibaldi Jacob, dwl 232 Green
Garibaldi Joseph, groceries and liquors, NW cor Green
and Dupont
Garibay Simon, cigarmaker, dwl 715 Broadway
Gariga Lueianna (widow), dwl 5 St. Mary
Garigan Thomas, expressman, SW cor Market and Second,
dwl SW cor Fell and Steiner
Garin P. A., assistant teacher drawing Public Schools,
dwl 25 Garden
Garin V. M., car]ienter, dwd 25 Garden
Gariot A., house and signpainter, 312 Dupont, res Oak-
land
Garity Peter (Rush <fc G.). dwl 30 Dorland
Garland A. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School
dwl 19i Garden
Garland C. confectioner, dwl 015 Hyde
Garland Edward, engineer, dwl 124 Tvler
Garland George, hayp,acker, dwl 1332'Pacitic
Garland Howard P., inventor, dwl 908 Howard
Garland James, engineer stm Orizaba
• Eddy
Garland John, shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl 1032 Mar-
ket
Garland Martha Mrs. , bakery, 1332 Pacific
Garland Milton H., wholesail and retail confectioner and
manufacturer cough drops, 828 Market, dwl i'^o
O'F.arrell
Garland Samuel, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwl 8
Oak
Garland Samuel E., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl
11| Garden
Garland S. L., waiter Grand Hotel
Garland William D., office 420 California, dwl 61'
Garli , laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Garlick James O., porter Brittan, Holbrook cSc Co., dwl
683 Market
Ganns Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fifth and Fol
Garms W. F. (Hoelseher <t O.). dwl NW cor Fomteenth
and Railroad ars. South S. F.
Gam William, cap manufacturer, 311 Pine, dwl 40 Jessie
Garneau Alfred, porter John M. Fisher, dwl 223 Sixth
Ganieau Gaspard, wood and coal, 907 Mission
Ganieau John, market, San Br\ino Road nr Toll House
Gamer Henry, coachman Heflrj- Mayers, dwl 1009 Sutter
Gamer Henry, surgeon, dwl Carolina nr Butte
Gamer John, receiving clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,
Market St. Wharf, dwl 418 Union
Gamett A. B., dwl 512 Folsom
t;.4KXETT LOl'IS A,, president and manager San
Francisco Assaying and Refining Works, office 416
Montgomeri% dwl 35 Essex
Gamett Wilham H., clerk San Francisco Assaying and
Refining Works, dwl 35 Essex
Gamey .Jacques, dwl 114 Kearny
GAK.\|!«S J.t.MES I{., insurance agent, office 425 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1224 Pine
Garoosky Alexander, but<:hcr Sebastian Fabry, dwl NE
cor Potrero Av and Twentv-fourth
Garran Louis, peddler, dwl 13 Minna
Gai-ratt Benjamin F., clerk William T. Garratt, dwl cor
Capp and Nineteenth
Garratt Joseph, dwl E s Capp bet Nineteenth and Tvcn-
tieth
Garratt Richard M., clerk General Freight Agent South-
ern Pac. R. R., dwl S s Twenty -second bet Shotwell
and Folsom
GARIt.lTT M'ILLI.4M T.. brass and beUfounder,
138-142 Fremont, dwl 405 Sixth
Garratt William T. Jr., patternmaker John M. Stockman,
dwl SE cor Nineteenth and Capp
Garretsee Garrett, shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Whan", dwl 619 Pacific
Oarretson John De Witt, clerk, dwl 8 Willow Av
Garrett Francis, boots and shoes and second-hand cloth-
ing, 312 Pacific
Garrett George.waiter Cal. Pacific R. R stm Julia, Broad-
way Wharf
Garrett George W., laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 741 Market
Garrett H., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl Cosmopol-
itan Hotel
Garrett Jacob L., commission merchant, office 205 Front,
dwl 204 Tjier
Garrett James, teamster, dwl 204 Second
Garrett James H. (Garrett ,(■ Moron), dwl 108 Hvde
Garrett John R., apothemrj' City and County Hospital. E
s Potrero Av bet Twinty-second and Twentv-third
Gan-ett Joseph, laborer John A. Roy, dwl W s San Brano
road nr Thirtieth
Garrett Samuel, porter 316 Front, dwl 217 Second
Garrett William, seaman stm William Taber, Market St.
Wharf
Garrett William, suri'eyor, dwl Manhattan House
Garrett William T., teamster Gibson & Co., dwl 558i
Howard, rear
Garrett & Moron (James H Garrett and Benjamin
Moron) produce conunission merchants, SE cor Clay
and Sansom
GAKHETT.SO.V WIILIA.M «t <■«.. publishers (Phil-
adelphia), Samuel W. Dunn agent, office 62^» M'jish
Garretty John, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. Gre-
nada
Garretty Mary (widow), dwl 3 Mason
Garrick Annie J. Mrs. boarding, 104 Mason
Garrick Michael, carriagemaker. 8.50 Howard, dwl 815 Fol
Garrick Richard, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 340
Shipley
Garrick Stephen, butcher Mayer Weil, ilwl 221 Tyler
Garrick William H., master inariner, dwl 438 Hayes
Garrick Willi:vm J., porter Pacific Cordage Co., dwl 104
Mason
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
C; arrigu Andrew Rev. , assistant pastor St. Francis Church,
dwl 519 Green
I '.arrigan Lachlan, teamster \\'illiam Kerr
Garrigan Laughtou, stevedore, dwl S s Filbert bet Mont-
gomen' and Sansom
Garrigan Mar.' (widow), dwl 39 Louisa
Garrigan Patrick, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 1001
liattery
Garrio Dolores (widow), dressmaker, dwl 23 Pollard PI
Garris \Villi;im, woodturner California Slills, dwl 137 Te-
hama
Garrison Consolidated G. and S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Garrison G. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl
411 Brannan
Garrison Lewis B. , liquor saloon, NE cor Bryant and Third,
dwl 411 Brannan
Garrissere Frank, human hair and hairdresser, 40 Gear>'
Garrissere Peter, hairdresser Joseph Rosa & Nephew,
dwl Union bet Stockton and Powell
Gan-issere Rosa (widow), dwl 3 Lafayette PI
Gurritsen Henry J., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &
Son, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Garritson Benjamin, Ship^^Tights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Jlontiromery
Garrity Kdward. seaman revenue cutter Wolcott
Garrity Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 215 Tehama
Garrity James, dwl 439 Bush
Garrity James, gasfitter, dwl 11 Salmon Alley
Garrity James, saloonkeeper, dwl 025 Minna
Garritv John, carriagepainter Mills & Evans, dwl 11 Salmon
Alley
Garritj' John, engineer, dwl 904 Kearny
Garrity John, laborer, dwl 213 Perry
Garrity Michael, laborer, dwl 313 Tehama
Garrity. See Garity
Garrouste Eugene, laborer, dwl Thirtieth nr San Jos6 Av
Garry Edward E., clerk California Broom Factorj', dwl
27^ Fourth
Gars Mary (widow), dwl 424 Union
Garside Man,' Mrs., dwl 350 Brannan
Garsier JoseL., porter Anlhus & Fleischman, dwl 4Bren-
ham PI
Gartelan Catharine Miss, seamstress Neustadter Brothers,
dwl 218 Tehama
Gartenherg Abe, bookkeeper H. Wronkow & Co., dwl 417
Jones
Gartemiann Henry, laborer Hayes Valley Brewery, dwl
014 Grove
Garthome Charles A., photographic printer Carleton E.
Watkins. dwl First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Garthome Edward, hamessmaker Henrj' Weaver, dwl W
s Fourteenth bet Mission and Valencia
Garthome George H., clerk California Cracker Co., dwl S
W cor First Av and Fourteenth
Garthome William, dwl First Av bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Gartland James, boilermaker Fi-ancis I. Curry, dwl 18
Dora
Gartland John, conductor Central R. R., dwl Clinton nr
Brannan
Gartland Patrick, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwd
777 Market
Gartland Philip, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Gartner Andrew, dwl S14 Montg'omerj'
Gartner John, proprietor Meyei"s Hotel, S14 Montgomery
Gartner Robert Baum, clerk Crane & Brigham
Gariz George, printer, dwl G13 Mission
Garden Thumas, barkeeper, dwl 311 Pacific
Garvey Christopher, laborer, dwl 211^ Perry
Garvey Da\id, teamster Hibemia Brewerj', dwl 733 Teha-
ma
Ganey James, bellhanger, 1003 Howard, dwl 22 Turk
Ganey James, carriagepauiter, dwl 444 Sixth
Garve^' James P., real-estate agent, office 420 California,
dwl 201 Powell
Garvey John, bellhanger WiUiam Harris, dwl 16 Jessie nr
First
Gan'ey Luke, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Sev-
enteenth and Sanchez
Garvey Patrick, poultr^man Max W^olfen, dwl S s Market
nr Sixth
Garvey Patrick, teamster Hibemia Brewerj*, dwl 733 Te-
hama
Garvey R. H., laborer, dwl 10 Berry
Garvev Thomas, machinist Theodore Kallenber^, dwl 613
Third
Gan-ey WiUiam, hostler Thomas Bowlen, dwl 227 Stev
Gaiwey William, painter, dwl 10 Broadway
Garvey William V., real-estate agent, office 18 Court Block
630 Claj', dwl 029 Green
Garvdn Daniel, shipwright, dwl Eleventh Av bet F and G,
South S. F.
Ganin LawTence, market, 432 Third, dwl 100 Silver
Gar\in William, milker Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jose
Road nr Industrial School
Garwood George M., deputy collector U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, office ;j21 Battery, dwl Russ House
Garwood Henrietta M. (widow), dwl 530 Harrison
Garwood William T. , physician, office and dwl 520 Kearny
Gar>' Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Gary Henrj', dry goods, dwl 219 Tjder
Garv James, builder, dwl 1435 Taylor
OAS LI4;HT I'O. S, F., office SE cor First and Na-
toma
Gas Meter Inspector, office 531 Mission
Gasdon M., mason Palace Hotel
Gashacker Matthias, sawjer Andrew Frei, dwl 526 Sixth
Gashwiler l-Yank, mining, office 438 California, dwl 1727
Vallejo
Gash^iler John W., mining, office 438 Cal, dwl 619 Leav
Gaskin Charles M., special policeman, dwl 324 Clay
Gaskin Edward M., clerk, dwl llOi Dora
Gaskin George W., miner, dwl inii Dora
Gaskin John, seaman, dwl Oil Natoma
Gaskin John B., bookkeeper M. J. Hale, dwl 116i Dora
Gasper Marengo, vegetables, 1 Colombo Market
Gasper Peter, bootmaker, dwl 81 Jessie
Gasse Patrick, laborer, dwl 504 Mission
Gassert G., lather Palace Hotel
Gassert William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission
and Ninth
Gassman J. B. , laundrj% 406 Union
Gassmann Joseph, furnished rooms, 426 and 428 Broadway
Gassmann Joseph Jr., clerk Wielaud Brus., dwl 420 Bdwy
Gassmus Charles, waiter 228 Keamy, dwl 9 Harlan PI
Gassner ^'alentine, bootmaker, 437 Pine
Gast August, blacksmith, dwl 146 Minna
Gastaro Thomas, coachman Isaac Hecht, dwl 1201 Van
Ness Av
Caster Albert, actor, dwl 129 Third
Gaston Henry C, shoemaker Orrin Jones, dwl 102 Dup
Gaston James, waiter Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Montana,
Folsom St. Wharf
Gaston John, performer Chiarini's Circus, dwl Interna-
tional Hotel
Gaston S. B., carpenter Palace Hotel
Gatan John. laborer, dwl 244 Beale
GatchcU Charles S., shipcalker, dwl 304 Fremont
Gately Elizabeth (^idow), tmitstand, 400 Post
Gately John, conductor Market St. R. R.
Gately John, grocer, dwl 243*Iission
Gately John, laborer, dwl 818 Sansom
Gately M. B. (widow), dwl 716 O'Farrell
Gately Michael, collector and real-estate agent, 720 Mar-
ket, res Oakland
Gately Patrick, cartman, dwl N s Post bet Webster and
Buchanan
Gately Patrick, laborer, dwl 1517 Broadway, rear
Gately P. J., liquors, dwl 1016 Market
Gately Thomas B., composil«_ir S. F. Chronicle, dwl Ss
California bet Webster and Buchanan
Gatenell Louis, cook, dwl 1 Washoe PI
Gatemiann Herman, clerk William W. Walmsley, dwl 230
Sutter
Gates Alfred W., liverj'Stable, 807 Montgomery, dwl 309
Green
Gates August, driver Echpse Bakery, dwl Dupont bet
LTnion and Fillmore
Gates Daniel v., physician, dwl N^V cor New Montgomerj-
and Howard
Gates Emory B., doorkeeper California Theater, dwl 8
Mason
Gates George, pressman William P. Harrison, dwl 013 Sliss
Gates George A., dwl W s Buchanan bet Bush and Sutter
Gates George W., clerk, dwl 910 Washington
Gates Horace {Horace Gates d.- Co^y, dwl 223 Seventh
Gates Horace i: Co. (Andrew J. Jesbiip and Edward L.
Clapp), c<.tffee. spice, and dmg mills, 112 Spear
GATES HOKATIO S., physician and real estate, office
520 Merchant, dwl NE cor Sult«r and Steiner
Gates I. W., shipbuilder, dwl 15 Stockton
Gat«s James H., dmggist, NAV cor New Montgomerj* and
Howard, dwl 10 Russ
Gates James R. {J. U. iJates & Co.), dwl 226 Sutter
Gates Joseph, capitalist, dwl 822 Ellis
Gat«s J. R. ^ Co., wholesale and retail druggists, NW cor
Sansom and Commercial
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIRECTORY Circulates throughout Paoifio Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
PI
Gates Powell, cabinetmaker, dwl 434 Vallejo
Gates Hose Miss, dressmaker, dwl 831 Kearny
Gates S. B. Mrs., teacher Denniaii Grammar School, dwl
910 Washingtoji
Gathins Barclay, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Gatier Celeste (widow), dwl Sullivan nr Union Av and
Islais Creek, S s Bernal Heights
Gatinelle Joseph, cook French Hospital, S s Bryant bet
Filth and Sixth •
Gatjen Henrj-, painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl 635 Howard
Oatley Anne Mrs. (widow), dwl I'otrero Point
Gatlins Barth<.ilome\v, laborer Palace Hotel
Gatsby M., laborer PaciJie Rolling Mills
Gatte Jiilm, woodchopper, dwl S>E cor Larkin and Green
Gatte Michael, wood and coal, SE cor Larkin and Green
Gattleson David, champagnemaker S. Lachnian &. Co.
Gatto Michael, wood and coal, SE cor Green and Larkin
Gattoco Bartholomew, laborer, dwl ItilS Stockton, rear
Gaubatz Ferdinand A., seaman, dwl E s Mission bet
Twenty-tilth and IVenty-sixth
Gaubert Joseph, florist, 019 Sacramento, and nursery cor
Thirteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Gaucliet Henry, laimdrjiuan, dwl 970 Harrison
Gaude Francoise Mrs., laundress Mine. Elodu Cotte, dwl
W s Stockton bet Pacific and Broadway
Gaudencio Antonio A., laborer, dwl SW cor Drumm and
Oregon
Gaudin Henry, pictxirefranier and gilder, 310 Sutter, dwl
509 Bush
Gaudo , laborer, dwl 1334 Dupont
Gaudron Auguste, barber, dwl 721 Pacific
Gauggel Leo, bootmaker George Spanagel, dwl 429 Pine
Gaughan John, milkman Henry Bruns, dwl SW cor Thir-
tieth and San Jose Av
Gauyhegan Thomas, baker, dwl 1156 Folsom
Gaughen Delia Miss {Gawjhen d; Dunning), dwl 212
Fouith
Gaughen & Dunning (Delia Gav^hen and Kate Dun-
nimj), milliners and dressmakers, 212 Fourth
Gaughi-an James, clerk Hanson, Ackersou & Co.), dwl 126
Gilbert
Gaughran John, bricklayer, dwl 118 McAllister
Gaugler Emile, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 328
Jessie
Gaugler John B., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 3^
Zoe
Gaukelsberger Andrew, laborer, dwl 12 Sonora PI
Gaul James, dwl cor Hari'ison and Eighth
Gauley Anna S. (widow), dwl 700 Sutter
Gaulford' John, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Gault , machinist Union Iron Works
Gault Alexander A., porter Adrien G. Chauchfi, dwl 15
Morey Alley
Gault George, drajTnan Peck & Co., dwl 735 Vallejo
Gaunce Robert, macliiuehand D. A. Macdonald &l Co., res
Oakland
Gaussail Bernard, liquor saloon, 1237 Stockton, dwl 703
Broadway
Gaussail Emile, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 1237
Stockton
Gauterau Francis {Gauteraii tfc Mathewson), dwl E s
Buchanan bet Haight and Page
Gauterau & Mathewson {Francia Gavterau and Uorace
G. Mathcivson). groceries, fruits, and dairy produce,
17 Grand Central Market
Gautier Abel, seaman, dwl 438 Broadway
Gautier Alexander, molder Citj'^ Iron Works, dwl N s
Mission bet First and Second
Gautier Eugene, stockbroker, office 424 Montgomery, dwl
306 Green
Gautier Leonidas, attorney at law, office 30 Montgomery
BloL-k, dwl 212 Geary
Gautier Louis M., French laundry, 724 Filbert
Gautier L. P., physician, office 102 Geary, dwl 210 Turk
Gavan Bernard, miner, dwl 7 Fifth Av
Gavan James, varnisher, dwl 220 Eighth
Gavan John, teamster Agricultural Fair Race Gromids
Gavan Michael J. (Norton d- W.), dwl 433 Natoma
Gaveard Mary Ann (widow), dwl 440 Third
Ga\en John, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 111 Jessie
Gaven P. T., clerk, dwl NE cor Pacific and Front
Gaven Thomas, laborer, dwl 1430 Jackson
Gaver EdwaJ'd S., register deposits U. S. Mint, dwl 317
Third
Gaver John, blacksmith, dwl 1309 Vallejo
Gavica Enrique J., bookkeeper Cobo, Ygual & Co., dwl
907 Clay
Gavigan Thomas, expressman, cor Market and Second,
dwl S s Fell bet Steiner and Pierce
Gavigan William, wooddealer, Larue's A'\Tiarf, dwl 638
Stevenson
Gavin Dominick, salesman Robert Scheller, dwl 117 Jessie
Gavin James, marblepolisher Leon R. Myers Sl Co., dwl
1305 Jackson
Gavin James, watchman Lyon & Co.
Gavin John, tobacco -pi pemaker, dwl 1318 Jackson
Gavin Mary (widow), dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Ga\itt Amos T., merchant, dwl 340 Minna
Gawler James W., carpenter, dwl 10 Dora
Gawley William H., limiberdealer, dwl 417 Harrison
Gaxiola Carlos E., capitaUst, office 320 Sansom, dwl 20
South Park
Gaxiola Eduardo, capitalist, office 320 Sansom, dwl 20
South Park
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith, dwl 1516 Powell, rear
Gaxiola Nicholas (Grtai/;/a d- J/idraJc), dwl20SouthPark
GAXIOLA «&' ASI>KA.nK (Nicholas Gaxiola and Guil-
lenno Andittde), wool and general commission mer-
chants, 320 Sansom
Gay Andrew, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Gay Albert C., carpenter, dwl W s Harrison nr Twenty-
third
Gay Alfred, carpenter, dwl 609 Post
Gay Belle Mrs., furnished rooms, 215 Minna
Gay Charles, collector and general ag;ent, office 523 Mont
Gay Charles, hairdresser Jacob Ulricli, dwl 314 Third
Gay Henry C, salesman Garrett & Moron, dwl 630 Minna
Gay Jacobina (widow), dwl 516 Minna
Gay Jean E. (Gay tt Scheygia), dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Gay John, butcher Alphonse Geantit, dwl 22 Chestnut
Gay John, laborer, dwl 313 Main
Gay John, woodcarver, dwl Old San Jos6 Road, San Mi-
guel Station
Gay John G., superintendent Masonic Cemetery, Masonic
Av nr Point Lobos Av
Gay Mary Ann Miss, glovemaker, dwl 17 Tehama
Gay Samuel, carpenter, dwl 741 Market
Gay William, cabinetmaker Edward H. Linforth & Co.,
dwl City Land Homestead nr San Miguel Station
Gay & Seheggia (Jean K. Gay and Charles Scheygia),
wholesale and retail \vines and liquors, 1138 Dupont
Gayette E., dwl 29 Minna
Gayle Benjamin R. (colored), porter Isaacs & Gross, dwl
830 Broadway
Gayle R., steward Pacific Mail S. S Montana
Gaylord George M., clerk Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl 101
Gaylord William H. (Gaylord tt- Moore), dwl Thirty-third
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Gaylord & Moore (M'iUiajn II. Gaylord and John S.
Moore), commission agents horses, cattle, etc., 716
Sansom
Gaynard Charles, weigher Clay St. Wharf, dwl 537 How
Gaynor Bernard Brother, St Dominic's Monastery, NW
cor Bush and Steiner
Gaynor Daniel, steward Ocean View House
Gaynor Margaret (widow), dwl 1 McCormick
Gaynor John P., architect, office 315 California, dwl 338
Seventh
Ga>Tior William, policeman City Hall, dwl 227 Perry
Gayton Zoe Miss, actress dwl 235 Kearny
Gazet Peter, sawjer Pacific Box Manufacturing Co., dwl
336 Ritch
Ge Wo Lung (Chinese), nut oil and opium, 817 Sac
Geal Christopher, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
cor 'IVenty -second and Bartlett
Geantit Alphonse, market, 619 Broadway, dwl 220 Chest-
nut
Gear John, laborer, dwl E s San bet Filbert and Union
Geargault Peter, dwl 516 Pacific
\ Gearing Fred, laborer Joseph Macdonough, dwl cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Gearity James, groceries and liquors, 206 Clara
Gearon John F. {Gearon <i- Murphy), dwl 28 Garden
Gearon & Murphy (John F. Gearon and Dennis Mur-
phy), hairdressers, 303 Sixth
Gears George N. (colored), steward, dwl 58 Bernard
Geary Daniel, lumberman, dwl 228 Union
Gearv Ifennis, groceries and liquors, 410 Folsom
Geary Henry, laborer, dwi S s O'FaiTell bet Pierce and
Stenier
Geary Hcnrj', laborer E. R. Thomason
Geary llenn,', ranchhand Adam Wagner, dwl NW cor
Eighteenth and Clai-a Av
Geary J. , anmionia works S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl Overland
House
MORGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Gean,- James, airpenter, dwl 1435 (1509) Taylor
Gear}- James:, elerk Burr A: Fink, dwl 3 Montgomery
Geary James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Geary James, stevedore Menzies A: Binjjfham
Geary James W., lather, dwl i4 Sixth
Geary Jeremiah, ciirrier, S\V cor Fifteenth and Guerrero
Geary Johannah (widow), dwl 252 Clementina
Gean.' John, bookbinder Bartliiin^ & Kimball, dwl SW cor
Fifteenth and Guerrero
Gear\* John, Vi^orer Hanscora & Co., dwl 325 Main
GEAKV JOHN F„ ph.\-sician, office and dwl U32 How
Geary John J., patternmaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl 325
Main
Geary Lawrence, horseshoer Patrick H. Bums, dwl 51
Stevenson
Gean,- M., barkeeper, dwl 533 Sacramento
Geary Michael, dwl Creek Av bet Folsom and Harrison
Geary Michael, teamster, dwl 03S Jessie
Geary Thomas J., law student Williams & Thornton, dwl
325 Main
Gearv William {Redington, Hostetter & Co.), dwl 1907
Polk
Gear}' Jean, butcher A. Geantit, dwl 220 Chestnut
Gebard Z. , sawmaker Pacific Saw Manuf . Co.
Gebbels Nicholas, expressman, dwl 978 Harrison
Gebhardt E., barkeeper Heal & Co., dwl 417 Kearny
Gebhardt Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 27 Louisa
Gebhardt Frederick, seaman, dwl 2U Steuart
Gebhardt Louis, upholsterer California Furnishing- Manuf.
Co., dwl y55 Howard
Gebhardt Wendell, upholsterer S26 Clay, dwl 955 How
Gebhart August, bottler C. A. Reiners oc Co., dwl 145 Silver
Gebhart Honquist, cabinetmaker, dwl 145 Silver
Gebhart Joseph, cabinetmaker California Furniture M.
Co., dwl 145 Silver
Geddei J. C. (A. M. Adams tt Co.), dwl 272 Stevenson
Geddes Alexander, shipcarpenter, dwl 22 Frederick
Geddes Charles, architect, office 31G Cal, dwl 2415 Howard
Geddes WiUiam, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Geddiug Henn,", shipcarpenter, dwl 73 NatA_>ma
Gedge Frank J. {Gcdge d; Thayer), dwl 327 Green
Gedge GeL-i-yre, captain stm Yosemite, Broadway WTiarf
Gedge k.'Th:iycr {Frank J. Gedge and S. C. E. Tkayer)^
gents' furnishing goods, 323 Montgomery
Gee Ferdinand, master mariner, dwl 123 Perrj'
Gee George W., auctioneer Balch & Dunlap, dwl 132
Fourth
Gee James, machinist Union Iron Works
Gee John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
tJee J. B., driver X. B. and Mission R. R., dwl SW cor
Fourth and Folsom
Gee Tan Hong & Co. (Chinese), drugs, 740 Commercial
Gee William, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl
503 First
Geegan Bridget (widow), dwl 308 Minna
Geegan Da%id, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Geehiu Neil, compositor The Guardian, dwl 56S Howard
Geer Everett S., with George C. Boardnian, 14 Mer-
chants" Exchange
Geer Frank C, bookkeeper William H. Bovee, dwl 1806
Stockton
Geer Joseph, dwl 614 Kearny
Geer William A., plasterer, dwl 411 Pacific
Geerhalin Frederick, waiter (juina & Roosen, dwl N s
Tehama nr Sixth
Geff Charles, teamster, dwl 39 Jackson
Geffe Carl, cook brig Percy Edward, dwl 5 Jackson
GrefEke Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1110
Bryant
Gefken Dierk, groceries and liquors, 923 Brjant
Gefken J. C. {Hocct d: G.). dwl 221 Tj-ler
Gegan J., pamter Hopps ic Sons
Gegan MoUie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1226 Howard
Gegan Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 1226 Howard
Gegan Thomas Mrs., dressmaker. 1226 Howard
G^iin William, laborer, dwl Sansom bet Green and Val-
lejo, rear
Geg^us Frederick, butcher Louis Geggus, dwl 72 Everett
Geggus Louis, market, 131 Fourth, dwl 72 Everett
Gegin Thomas, laborer Subsistence Department, U. S. A.,
dwl 440 Jessie
Gehagan Michael, dwl 1501 Leavenworth
Gehrels Henrj-, clerk Hcnn.' Nordbruch, dwl 727 Edwy
Gehrels Minna Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Bruns, dwl 308
Clementina
Gehricke Henry P., bookkeeper L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl
763 Harrison
Gehricke Otto F., local insurance agent, office 207 San-
6om third floor, dwl 703 Harrison
Gehrke Wilfiam, cabinetmaker, dwl 639 California
Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont and
Sacramento, dwl SW cor Stockton and Clay
Geib Jesse, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl 442
Natoma
Geib John, laborer, dwl E s Treat Av bet Twentieth and
Twenty -first
Geibbert Philip, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl St. Nicholas
Hotel
Geibel George, laborer, dwl 513 Vallejo
Geier Matilda Mrs., stamping, 1220 Powell
Geier Morris, agent United Anaheim Wine Growers' Assn,
dwl 1220 Powell
Geiger Andre, painter Hartshorn & McPhun, dwl 17
Fourth
Geiger Dorah (\vidow), dwl 348 Third
Geiger John, barkeeper 504 Montgomery, dwl 911 Clay
Geiger Louise Miss, seamstress, dwl 636 Green
Geigerman C, cigars, dwl 533 Sacramento
Geigerman Johana Miss, clerk Adelheid Haas, dwl 116
Second
Geils Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and Beale
Geils H. H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific Av and
Polk
Geimann William, merchant tailor, 509 Montgomery, dwl
925 Jackson
Geirrine Charles C, salesman Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl
328 Vallejo
Geis Franlv, porter Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 61 Natoma
Greisaker Martin, sawyer, dwl 512 Sixth
Geisel Alois, engraver, dwl 029 California
GEISE.V FREDEUICH, stationery, 158 Second, dwl
318 Third
Geisendorfer M. Mrs., crockery, glassware, tovs, and fancy
goods, 318 Third
Geiser Charles, metalroofer Conlin &, Roberts, dwl 1034
Clay
Geiser Frank, carpenter, dwl 31 Russ
Geiser Frank J., carbuilder Southern Pac. R, R., dwl 214
Clara
Geishaker Andrew {Kragen d: Co.), dwl 413 Brj-ant
Geishaker John T., woodturner Kragen & Co., dwl 322
Folsom
Geisler Christian, clerk Frederick Rider, dwl 429 Bush
Geisse George F., mining, office 302 Montgomery- room
14, dwl Grand Hotel
Geissler Carl, draftsman P. R. Schmidt, dwl 1117 Post
Geist Michael, boilermaker F. 1. Curry, dwl 507 Mission
Geist William (Kragen d- Co.), dwl 92i Geary
Geister W., tailor, dwl 1123 Dupont
Geistlich William, tailur, 528 Third
Geitner George, shoemaker, dwl 33 Jessie
Geituer Leonhardt, blacksmith, cor Market and Front,
dwl 35 Jessie
Geitz Jacob {F. Mendel d: Co.), dwl 436 Green
Gelanders John, steward stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Gelhaus H., dwl 220 Pacific
Gelien James, liquor Siiioon, 540 First
Gelien Rudolph G. , manufacturer cigars and tobacco, 221
Davis, dwl 623 California
Gelinas Jean, laborer Car Shop Southern Pac R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 1776 Folsom
Gellert Henry, hairdresser Magazini is. Lippert, dwl 264
Clementina
GeUert Louis, tailor, dwl 264 Clementina
Gellet Jacques, basketmaker Victor Navlet, dwl 2118
Jones
Gen. Lee Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.), office 42C
Montgomerj'
Gendar Copula, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry
Gendar Edward F. (F. F. Gendar d: Co.), dwl 545 Stev
OE3iVAR E. F. A CO. {Edward H. Sandtrson), com-
mission merchants, foreign and domestic dried fniits,
nuts, etc., 415 Front
Gendar John W., confectioner Dexter & Co., dwl 526
Edddy
Gendar Reuben H., clerk, 413 Front, dwl 545 Stevenson
Gendar William, laborer Pacific Refining and Distilling
Co.. S s Lombard bet Fillmore and Steiner
Geneberne Brother, ^ice-president Sacred Heart College,
dwl SE cor Eddv and Larkin
GEXEK.UL I\SIKA.\1-E CO. (Dusseldorf), Henry
Balzer A: Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
GEN'EKAL 1-\SI UAXCE CO. {Magdeburg), Henry
Balzer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
CIEXERAL TRAXSATLAXTIC CO., BeUoc Freres
agiints, office 524 Montgomery'
Genereaux Baptist C, sea captain, dwl 111 Grove
Generlich J., tailor, dwl 425 Powell
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOBY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
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Genese S., theatrical manager Maguire's theaters, dwl
Genixe Hour MUls, N s Gold bet Mont and Sansom
^nfsee M?"ng Co'. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Edward F. Stone
secretary, office 419 Caliloma room 3
Genesee Valley Mining Co. (Mumas Co., Cal.), rrank
.Swift secretary, office 419 California
Genet Andre. taUor J. Assion, dwl 022 aay
Genet John P., proprietor -^e"™ H™* ,•, ^Pi^ii^,^
Geneud Louis, caqienter and builder, dwl "5 I^"J> .
Geneva Consolidated Silver Mming Lo. (Cherrj Creek,
Nev ) office 30-2 Montgomerj- room 14
Genner Patrick, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
Gensberger llax, bookkeeper L. Khne i, Co., dwl 10
uuincy ^, ^^
Gensler Julius, tailor, 320 Six-th
Gensler Michael, salesman Simon Cohn, dwl 429 t\Uton
^SsoulAdrien:cashier French Savingsand Loan bocietj,
411 bush, res Oakland
Genssler Christian, baker, dwl 317 Francisco
Genster Jacob, hairdresser, cor Post and Larkin, dwl 3
Gent'h Clfarlls, boUennaker, dwl p7 Second
Gentuer Charles, upholsterer, dwl 203 Post
Gentoso Luigi, sweeper Colombo Market
Ge^tr^- Abner, broker, 620 Market
Gentusa Louis, cartdriver dwl 9 Gaveu
Gentv Amelia Mme., laundrj', !»> and 837 CTay
Ot-ntv Edward, dwl 835 Clay i ^.oi Ti..«
f^> rll nmrles waiter S. F. Bar Association, dwl 624 Pac
re HrevS»?4 brewer Bay Brewery, dwl 01-2 Seventh
tfeo^he -an Srtholomew, teamster, dwl Folsomnr Sixth
Geor-he!.in John, cooper Simon P. Connor, res OaUand
Geolhegan John W., hamessmaker, d»l S » Thirteentn
\v iir N, South S. F. , ,, ,
Geoghegan M"S^«' (^i'i°^>' *'''',?-^> ^"^.'"S.c Woolen
6eo5he?-an Mar? J. Mrs. , weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl cor Fifteenth and First A\
Geo"hegan Patrick, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
GeoghtgL^piwcrJ.. carpenter, dwl Bo«-ie Ay nr Elev-
Geop°eAndrew, boUermaker, dwl572rolsom
SeOT^e AiSo, deckhand' stm Yosemite, Broadway
George Albert. F., driver Darid George, dwl 713 Bdwy
CEOKUE »AV1I», wood and coal, 13 Webb, d»l ,13
Geoi^'eEvIn E., salesman A. Lusk & Co., dwl 58 Tehama,
'^£St^^r^^^^^os., office 502
Geo^H?- ^;: c^^ikll^T-CoweU, dwl m Cliatt.
Geo;i?r5:;S?S?^.dwl5^Missi^
George jt^iTpSnfber^iomt^Day, dwl3 Martha Pl
^^l ioSi J , 'foreman Daniel D. Holland dwl '^So Je^^ie
Georje John V., bookkeeper Evemng Post, d»l olo Uar
Georgf J°ulius (Geom i" Loughi^«,gh), d^^l 717 Sutter
Geole Leri F., carpenter, 1302 PoweU f'f H^-"d
George Louis, cutter Michael Price, dwl 31, Bush
5lo54 tZk (widow), boarding, >\ s Mission nr St.
Mary's College » .. „
George Manuel, seaman stm Constantme riuoont
' GeorSe Matias, waiter Rocco Beban, dwl SE cor Dupont
and Broadway
1 jjroauwa^v .
S Sn!'ctr De^s^S^, 330 Pine room IS.
C.o^ s'D.?SSe"gSwe1ls, Fargo ^ Co dwl 32 Fourth
S i^eokore, longshoreman, dwl 106 «^hmgton
Geo^ Thomas E., carpenter, dwl 22, Second
George William E., master mariner, d«l V, s Polk Det
CEORgVa lor«HBOKOl-GH (Julius George and
""^TiiA-r " L^i,.7M.;>ro„-,«. attorneys at law. office
NW cor Montgomery- and Sacramento
Georges Leonard, salesman Sherman .S Hyde, dwl 106
GeoieSelson, turner, dwl 12 Clementina _„^ .,.
SoS-S Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 414
California
Geovenini Domenici (F. Pera <t Co.), dwl cor Montgom
erv and Broadway = ^ ,_ .^ i r «
Gepin^ James, blacksmith Mc.\rron& Sophej, dwl E 3
Harrison bet T^venty-third and Tyventy-lourth
Gepson Martis P., master mariner, dwl 211 Perry
Geraghtv Abbey T. (widow) dwl 3 Mason
GeraShty Bridget (widow), dwl 124 Page
5^S|S tv Martin P., with A. F. Colman, dwl 3 Mason
Gera°hty Michael, bookseller, news agent, etc., 112, Fol
GeSjh tv William parceUnan J J. ffBnen dwl 124 Page
GeraFd Ezekiel F., traveling auditor Central P?c^c R R.,
KE cor Fourth and Townsend room 3o, d«l Litk
GeraklTHenry, associate editor Cathohc Guardian, dwl
Howard nr Third , „„ „ ,
Geraldo , saddler, dwl 620 Broadway , , ., .
Siramain AAhur C, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 414
r.sranfFm'ife clerk J JuUien & Co., dwl 1004 Dupont
gS d fries', S^enter George R Bowles,, dwl 5;^ Miss
Gerard Joseph, second Ueutenant Fourth L. b. Artillery,
dwl Presidio Barracks , qoi d„„;b.,
Gerber Charles (Gerber i- BxMmann) d^l 831 Pacjfie
Gerber Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnery, dwl NW cor
Gerb''e?rohnR,^1™? A. Jacques bootmaker, 445 Jack-
GerbT'.fiSennTcS«- Gerber and ^^^
JSuhlmam,), butter, cheese, and eggs, 21 and 22 Met-
Gerber'dtarEd^jSo., clerk Tideman, Hirschfeld & Co.,
GerbeTdinf Srick W., with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 823
Gerberding Mary- J. (widow), dwl 823 Post
Gerbie Wilhemina Mrs., dressmaker, 32 Sixth
Gercin L. P., machinist, dwl cor Twenty-second and Ala-
Gerc^Mtz (F. Hubcr and F. Gercke). dwl 312 Post
Gercke Gustav, barkeeper, 317 Bush
(Jercke William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 31,
Bush ,. .
Gercken Ernst, laborer, dwl 344 I nion
Gerdau August, clerk Nicholas B>™»',,f,^ ' '^A. f?^ EUis
Gerdes Alexander, salesman Eruse 4; tuler. d-n 1 , « tms
Sis Bro™ H., captain sch EmUy Hoxyard. dwl o Dora
SirdS Caret™, e'x•press^vagon, SE cor Kearny and Post,
Gerdt:V"H..''^S:Sger and ticket agent S.F and Not^
Pacific R. K., offiK 426 Moutgomer,-, dwl Grand Hotel
Gerdes Franz, baker, dwl 619 Pacific
Gerdes Friedrich, boatman, dwl 37 Pacffie
Gerdes Jacob, barkeeper ^ i ham Bendt dwl 123 Jackson
Gerdes Johann, seaman dwl 123 Jackson H:_.ti„„
Gerdes John S. (John i. Gerdes ^ t''-);'*"'„rs F SoS
Gerdes John S. K Co. (ChrisUan Cappelman), S. F. Soda
Works, -22 Hinckley
Gerdes M., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Sfiu wrUia'i'B:sS^'^e?ajd gilder, 5S Steuart
g|-SrSi?!^^^0^2;S|^aementina
a^Srisa'^s^s.s^'^^^c
forh-ird Tirl en"ineer, dwl 536 Sacramento
S"hard FredericlTG., ^^Uector, dwl E s San Bruno Road
GerhiS^TWefcSyer 5 California Market, dwl 807
Gerh'IS^-louisa (widow), dressmaker, 841 Mission
Gerholdt Lucy («idow). dwl 2 Rose Av Mission
Gerhow Frederick, groceries and hquors, KE cor Mission
and East, dwl -243 Fremont
Gerichtcn Frederick W., porter Asa A. Port«r, dwl i-l
Gericht"S J. E. Mrs., teacher Bush St. CosmopoUtan Pri-
GeriSn^Lri; rmt^s'anTUlemaker and teacher
Oe^,^r^V(^>X'<^ricMen a. Co.), dwl 1 Yerba
GerichTn'philip S Co. {Frederick H. Meyer), drugs and
medicines, 535 Commercial . ^^
Gerick Ferdinand, foreman Tilgner's Malt House, dwl aw
Geri^tSm, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 259
GeriTr^'o,^. carpenter C. Hart^an & Co.. dwl 106
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C. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18S2.
perke Henr>% wholesale native wines and brandies, office
*r v/4*> Market, res Vina, Tehama Co.
Gerken Claus {GirzikowsH d: 0. and Blohm dL- GX dwl
909 Kearny
Gerken Dennis, carriage trimmer H. M. Black & Co., dwl
cor Fourth and Mission
Gerken Diedrich {Gerken A Woeber), dwl 904 Stockton
Gerken Henry, clerk F. F. Speckman, dwl NE cor Mission
and Fourth
Gerken J., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining- Co.
Gerken William, captain schr U. S. Grant, dwl 1517 Dup
Gerken & Woebei* {Diedrich Gerken and Peter Woeber),
groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay and Stockton
Gerkens Henry, barkeeper James H. Hall, dwl 312 Tehama
Gerkins Charles, waiter J. R. Reagan
Gerlach A. Charles, watchmaker Cumminga & Sons, dwl
205 Kearny
Gerlach Conrad, dwl 101 O'Farrell
Gerlach George, cider manufacturer, dwl 622 Filbert
Gerlach George, physician, office and dwl 763 Howard
Gerlach Reinhold, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 123
Tehama
Gerlach William P. {Frmnsd- Gerlach), dwl 36 Perry
Gerlich John H. {Gerlick ifc Koenkj), dwl NE cor Folsom
and First
Gerhch & Koenig {John E. Gerlich and William H. L.
Eocni/j), groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom and
First
Gerloss William, machinist, dwl 48 Minna
Gerls Hennan H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific
and Polk
Germam Dwight, foreman Alta Job Office, dwl 740 Folsom
Germain Henry, wood and coal, 414 O'Farrell
Germain Henry Jr., driver Henry Germain, dwl 414
O'Farrell
German Adolphus, hostler Central R. R., dwl 522 Sixth
German American Insurance Co. of New York, office 313
California
German Clerk's Relief Society, office 410 Kearny
tiERniAX EMPIRE, Adolph Rosenthal consul, office
314 Sacramento
GERMAN HOSPITAL, 427 Brannan
German Hotel, Dierks & Lander proprietors, 18 First
GEIEMAN LLOYD, Hellman Bros. & Co. agents, office
SW cor Front and Jackson
German Owen, porter Lick House
GERMAN SAVINGS AXU LOAN SOCIETY, Law-
rence Gottig president, George Lette secretary, 526
California
Gennan Savings and Loan Society Building, 526 Cal
GERMAN TUEATER (California Theater), N s Bush
bet Kearny and Dupont
Germania Brewerj', F. G. Blaukenhorn proprietor, NW
cor Mason and Broadway
Germania Club rooms, 417 Bush
Germania Copper Mining Co. (Tintic, Utah), office 408
California room 16
Germania Fire Insurance Co., W. J. Stoddart agent, 215
Sansom
Germania Gardens, Gustav Eriggs proprietor, W a Erie
PI bet Mission and Howard
Germania Life Insurance Co. (New York), Juliua Jacobs
general agent, office 318 California
Germania Mining Co. (Tintic, Utah), office 408 California
room 14
GERMANIC LLOYD, Muecke, Victor & Co. agents,
office 109 California room 8
Germann Charles, plasterer, dwl SE cor Dorland and
Sanchez
GERMON A. «£ CO., general commission merchants
and whiilesale and retail dealers California laurels,
ship timbers and knees, and fancy woods, 14 and 16
Spear
Germon Adolphus {A. Gerinon (t Co.), dwl 16 Spear
Gemdt William, carpenter, dwl 1125 Filbert, rear
Gernich Augustus {J. Neumiller d- Co.), dwl 1063 Market
Gemich Fannie Miss, cloakmaker C. Mayer, dwl 1063
Market
Gemiers Henry, barkeeper, dwl 312 Tehama
Gernreich William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Davis
and Jackson
Ceroid LawTence, lock manufacturer Sefrin & Schober,
dwl 405 Green
Gen it Frank, bricklayer, dwl 24 Ritch
Geiot Stephen, draj-man, dwl 24 Ritch
Gt;rran John, clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl 964
Howard
GL-rrard James W., carpenter, dwl 221 Second
<.;'rrard S., dwl 639 Post, rear
Gerrish M. Eliza (widow), wax florist, 308 Post
Gerrish William, woodturner, dwl 137 Tehama
Gerritri) August, laborer Henrj' F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Gerrity James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Gerrity Patrick, drayman, dwl 48 Everett
Gerrj' Abert, machinist, dwl Vallejo nr Sansom
Gerry Ferdinand F., clerk C. H. Wetherbee k Co., dwl W
s Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
GERRY S. RUSSELL, resident phj-sician Alma House,
office 33 Keaniy, dwl Alms House
Gersbach Charles, wagonmaker A. J. Bibeau, dwl cor
Mission and Fair Av
Gerson Andrew, foreman Isaac White, dwl 450 Guerrero
Gerson Eniil, cigars and tobacco, Palace Amphitheater.
dwl 429 Bush
Gerson Herman, dwl 25 Morton
Gerson Hermann, plumber and gasfitter Thomas Ross, dwl
1014 Powell
Gerson Marx, salesman B. H. Levy, dwl 920 O'Farrell
Gerstenberg Henry {William Gerntenberg d; Bro.), dwl
435 Fulton
Gerstenberg William (TTtZiwim fferfi(en6eri/ ,1- Bro.), dwl
231 Stevenson
Gerstenberg William & Bro. {Henry Gerstenberg), 03'8ter
saloon, 826 Market
Gerst-er Anton, ornamental gardener, dwl nursery Golden
Gate Park
Gerstle Lewis {Louis Sloss & Co., Funcke & Co., and
Hutchinson, Kohl, Fhilippeiis d: Co.), res Frankfort,
Germany
Gerstner William, butcher, dwl 45 Clara
Gert Frank, bricklayer, dwl 256 Stevenson
Gerths August, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Gerts Neal L., carpenter, dwl NE cor Green and Fillmore
Gerty Patrick, hatter, dwl 242 Fifth
Gertzen Otto, carpenter California Mills, dwl 1604 Post
Gerville George, ivorytumer J. G. H. Meyer, dwl 1210
Polk
Ger^Kin Hermann, patternmaker John M. Stockman, dwl
450 Post
Gerzabek Oscar V., dwl S s Ellis bet Fillmore and St^iner
Geschky Louis, cook Charles Haacke, dwl 14 Anthony
Gesell John, produce, 203 Pacific, dwl 722 Front
Gesell Louis, commission merchant, dwl 619 Pacific
Gesner Conrad, dwl 1013 Washington
Gestrom Fredrick, waiter Triebe & Mahlke, dwl 1009
Mason
Ge3\Tet Eugene, clerk A. E. Sabatie & Co., dwl 6 Chelsea.
PI
Getchell Charles, calker, dwl 312 Beale
Getchell James T., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
E s Washington Av nr Twenty -eighth, Bemal Heights
Getchell Jennie Mrs. (widow), dwl 713 Vallejo
GetcheU John C, tinsmith E. T. Bucknam, res Oakland
Getchell Lysander W., stevedore Heywood & Harmon,
res Oakland
Getchell Sumner, watchman stm Amador. Broadway
Wliarf
Getcin Charles, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Getelle Louis, marbleworker Charles Rociifii. dwl 1 Washoe
PI I
GETIIIN EDWARD B., proprietor North Point Dock
Bonded and Free warehouses, NW cor Sansom and
Lombard, dwl 702 Sutter
Gethin Maria Miss, teacher music, dwl H14 Market
Gethings James, salesman Eisen Bros., dwl 421 Clem
Gethings James E., clerk Peter T. Gamion» dwl 208 Van
Ness Av
Getka G., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Getlesou Bernard {L. E. Week tt- Co.)» dwl 509 Bush
Getleson Ferdinand, dwl 502 Bush
Getleson Louis, dwl 502 Bush
Getliff Charles J., bookkeei>er B. Davidson &, Co., dwl
1219 Clay
Getsendenner S., mason Palace Hotel
Gett John, laborer, dwl 1818 Stockton
Gett Michael, laborer, dwl 1818 Stockton
Gettigan E., hostler Omnibus R. R.
Gettis William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Louisiana nr Shasta
Getts W., bricklayer, dwl 5 Stockton
Getty George, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl 741
Market
Getty James, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1617 Pine
Getty Michael, laborer E. Fanning
Getty Vernon, clerk Quartermaster's Department Mili-
tary Division Pacific, 105 Stockton, dwl 1104 Market
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant,
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Getty AVilmott, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
19 Tehama
Getz Abraham, dwl 910 Geary
Getz Alexander, varnishcr, dwl 81 Stevenson, rear
Getz Bcrnhard (Getz >{• Hi.rshfeld), dwl 910 Geary
Getz Brothers & Co. {Louiji ayid Joseph Getz and Solo-
raon Rosenfeld), commission merchants and whole-
sale provisions, and agents Alvarado Salt Works, 513
Front
Getz Charles, cook, dwl 745 Clay
Getz Frederick, vaniishcr, dwl SI St«venson, rear
Getz Joseph (Getz Brotlwrn <£: Co.), dwl 1514 Franklin
Getz Joseph & Brothers, merchants (Lower Lake, Lake
Co.), office 613 Front
Getz Louis (Getz Brothers & Co.), dw! 1202 Sutter
Getz Lucas Anna Mme., waxwork and preserved flowers,
743 Howard
Getz & Hirshfeld (Bernard Getz atid Solomon Hirsh-
fehl), dairy produce, 16 Grand Central Market
Geve Charles, butcher Theodore Moding, dwl M nr
Fourtli Av, South S. F.
Geyser John, barkeeper 425 Sansom, dwl 2 Chelsea PI
Geyser (Quicksilver and Mining Co. (Sonoma Co.), office
330 Pine room 28
Geyser Stage Co., Samuel Miller agent, office 3 New Mont
Geysin Albert, tinsmith Martin Pmg, dwl Bush St. House
Oh'een G. D., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Gheen Wesley P., cooper, 143 Minna
Gheen William D., trunkmaker D. L. Martin & Co., dwl
227 Second
Ghetaldi Emilio de, waiter P. Nicholas Sersen, dwl 405
Fourth
Chewy F. O. , engineer, dwl Califoniia Hotel
Ghilardi Louis, picture frames, 24 Second, dwl 533 How
Ghio Felice, merchant tailor. 721 Montgomery
Ghio Giovanni B., foreman E. Goslinsky & Co., dwl 625
Vallejo
Ghirardelli Anthony (Ravenna, G. & Co.), dwl 15 Union
PI
GHIRARDELLI DOMINGO, importer and manu-
facturer chocolate, coffee, and spices, 415 and 417
Jacks(m, res Oakland
Ghirardelli Domingo Jr., salesman Domingo Ghirardelli,
dwl 415 Jackson
Ghisclin Thomas, clerk U. S. Medical Purveyor's Office,
104 O'Farrell
Ghisla Salvatore, umbrella manufacturer, 1314 Stockton
Giacobbi Dominic, professor St. Ignatius College, dwl 841
Market
Giacomazzi Antonio, porter A. E. Sabatie & Co., dwl cor
Dupont and Green
Giacomini J. D., salesman Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, dwl
1123 Powell
Giacomo Cozomo, laborer, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Oiacomo Simone, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay
Giamboni Frederico (X. Giamboni J: Co.), dwl 2002 Pow
Giamboni Natale (N. Giamboni & Co.), res Oakland
Giamboni N. & Co. (Frederico Giamboni and Gerolamo
Buero), proprietors Campi's Italian Restaurant, 619
Olay
Giajibatista Podesta, laborer, dwl 2305 Mason
Gianettoni M. (Btizzini <!• G.), dwl 24 Sixth
Gianettoni Stephen, carver Andrew Frei, dwl 16 Sixth
Giaimi Domenico (A. Nardini it Co.), dwl SE cor Pacific
and Virginia
Gianuini Frank, jeweler Hauser & Laine, dwl 7 Vernon
Gianniiii G., painter, dwl 47 Clementina
Gianuini Gaetana, milkranch, W s San Bruno Road nr
Burrow Av
Gianinni Giavachimo, watchman N. Giamboni & Co., 519
Clay
Giannini Henry G, (Zocchi S: G.), dwl 2 Vernon PI nr
Jackson
Giannini P. A., manuf.acturer California watch cases, and
agent Mathez Fr6res & Roskoff's and H. L. Matiles'
watches, 5^ Kearny, dwl 315 I\'>' Av
Giannini & Guscetti (Ambrose Giannini aiut Vincent
Gmcetti), milkranch, W s San Bnmo Road nr Burrow
Av
Giant Cement Co., C. L. Williams agent, 417 Washington
GLINT POWOKR «'0.. works Central Road nr Twen-
tieth Av, Bandmann, Nielsen & Co. general agents,
office 210 Front, office secretary and treasurer 603
Washington
Giant Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nevada), oflice 631 Califor-
nia room 3
Giard Joseph, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwl 256 Third
Giavannini F., drajmian, cor Kearny and Broadway
Giavanno A., exi)resswagon, cor Washington and Da\i3
Gibb Gavin J. W. (GUib A Co.), dwl 421 Fourth
GIBK JAMES, wines and liquors, 617 Merchant, dwl
2004 Powell
Gibb John, laborer, dwl Treat Av bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Gibb & Co. (Gavin J. W. Gibb and A.M. Shields), painta
and oils and sign writers, 534 Market
Gibbes Charles D.. civil engineer, office and dwl 116
Montgomery Block
Gibbes James T. , civil engineer, office and dwl 102 Mont-
gomery Block
Gibbin Henn', seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Gibble Charles, longshoreman, dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Gibbles N., expresswagon, cor Kearny and Post
Gibbon Hazen F., lastmaker Leveque & Co., dwl 437^
Clementina
Gibbon John, laborer, dwl 162 First
Gibbon John F., physician, office and dispensary SW cor
Kearny and Commercial, dwl 923 Pine
Gibbon Wi'lliam R., saddler, 1715 Polk, dwl 1309 Pacific
Gibbon W. R. Mrs., fancy dry goods, 1309 Pacific
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, dwl Broderick bet Pine and
California
Gibbons Alfred, bookkeeper J. C. Merrill & Co., res Ala-
meda
Gibbons Aima Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary School,
dwl 939 Geary
Gibbons E. Fnink, clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl Ar-
lington House
Gibbons Charles, stockoperator, dwl 1310 Guerrero
Gibbons David, laborer, dwl 1914 Taylor, rear
Gibbons Eleanor P. Miss, engraver Leila Curtis & Co.,
dwl 939 Geary
Gibbons Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 742 Market
Gibbons Francis W., clerk, dwl 435 Jessie
Gibbons George, driver Clifford & Talbot, dwl nr Uni-
versity Mound College
GIBBON.S HENRY, physician, office 26 Montgomery,
and prof essor practice of medicine Medical Department
University College, dwl 939 Gearj'
GIBROXS HENRY Jr., physician and health officer,
office 26 Montgomery', and professor of obstetrics Med-
ical Dept. University College, dwl 601 Polk cor Turk
Gibbons James, upholsterer John Hoey, dwl 271 Stev
Gibbons James, wood and coal, NW cor Seventh and Har
Gibbons John, with S. F. Manufactxmng Co.
Gibbons John, deputy poimdkeeper, dwl SE cor Bush and
Polk
Gibbous John, waiter, dwl 1304 Powell
Gibbons Julia (widow), dwl 5 Jansen
Gibbons Mary A. (widow), dwi 470 Tehama
Gibbons Mary A. (widow), dwl 615 Bush
Gibbons Patrick, cook WTiat Cheer House
Gibbons Patrick, laborer, dwl 621 Howard
Gibbons Robinson, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General, res
Alameda
Gibbons Rodmond, merchant, office 64 Merchants' Ex-
change, res Oakland
Gibbons Sue U. (widow), dwl 2503 California
Gibbons Thomas, real estate, dwl cor Fifteenth and
Valencia
Gibbons William, attorney at law, office 520 Montgomery',
res Alameda
Gibbons William, nurse City and County Hospital, E 8
Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
Gibbons WiUiam, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S.
Gibbs Charles E., attorney at law, office 402 Montgomery
room 25, dwl SW cor Powell and Geary
GIBB.S C. V. S., adjuster marine losses, office 318
California, dwl 722 Post
Gibbs Frederick A., merchant. 318 Front, dwl Es Bart-
lett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Gibbs George, cardriver Market St. K. R., dwl 34 Hayes
Gibbs George, machinist O. B. Fenner, res Oakland
Gibbs George W. (Georije C. Johnson it Co.), and consul
of Turkey, office 35 Battery, res New York
Gibbs Henry, machinist Risdoa I. and L. Works, dwl 311
Seventh
Gibbs James, millwright Joseph Wagner, dwi Franklin
House
Gibbs Jennie L. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 1045 Howard
Gibbs John H., mail agent Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
American Exchange
Gibbs Josiah H., route agent S. F. Post-office, dwl Ameri-
can Exchange
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.!
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C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Gibbs N., boilenuaker Francis I. Cuny
Gibbs N. H., ajent. dwl 13 Eddy
Gibbs Reuben F., sawsmith, 95i Stevenson, dwl BrookliTi
Hotel
Gibbs Sarah M. A. {widow, colored), dwl 1408 Mason
Gibbs Thomas, waiter What Cheer House
Gibbs William C, marine adjuster, office 318 California,
dwl 504 Powell
Gibby Charles, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Gibbv William, fireman stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Gibeiin Du Py Octave, dwl 2111 Mason
Gibelin John, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Giblin Daniel, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., dwl W a Clem-
entina bet Eighth and Nmth
Giblin James, groceries and liquors, 14 Harrison At
Gibhn Patrick, laborer Black Diamond 0>al Mining-Co.,
dwl 304 Beale
Giblin Richard, paijiter Frost & Richards
Giblin Thomas, plasterer, dwl S21 Broadway
Giblin Timothy, mason, dwl NE cor Sacramento and
Mason
Giblin William, shoemaker, dwl 32 Seventh
Gibnev Andrew D., laborer Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 707
Front
Gibney Francis, laborer, dwl 15S First
Gibnev Henr}-, seaman stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wniarf
Gibney James, hackdriver, dwl 20 Rausch
Gibney James, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Montana,
Folsom St. \\Tiarf
Gibney Michael, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl Green-
wich bet Montgomerj' and Sansom
Gibney Nicholas K., laborer, dwl S40^ Tehama
Gibney Peter, roofer H. G. Fiske
Gibney Richard, laborer Palace Hotel
Gibney Thomas Rev., pastor St. Peter's R. C. Church, dwl
E s Alabama nr Twenty-fourth
Gibney Thomas F., bricklayer, dwl 434 Union
Gibon Paul, truckman H. "and L. No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
S14 Sacramento
Gibot Anthony, stairbuilder, dwl 3 St. Mary
Gibson Albert, butcher, dwl S s Fifteenth Av bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Gibson Alexander, porter Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co., dwl
1012 Pacific
Gibson Alexander B., porter Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co.,
dwl 20S Second
Gibson Alfred, blacksmith, dwl 251 Minna
Gibs<:>n Charles (GiOsfm d- Co.), dwl 1009 Union
Gibson Elmira (widow), dwl Occidental Hotel
Gibson Fanny Miss, teacher music, dwl (312 Bush
Gibson Frank, mason, dwl 54 Third
Gibson Frederick, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &
Son, dwl Park Hotel
Gibson George, dwl 1023 Kearny
Gibson George W., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl
37 Minna
Gibsijn Hemy, baker City and County Hospital, dwl W s
Bryant bet Twenty-third and Ti.venty-fourth
Gibson Henrj', carpenter, dwl y3S Howard
Gibson Henry N., molder, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson James, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., res Oakland
Gibson James A., blacksmith, dwl 37 Minna
Gibson James A., brassfinisher M. Dobrzensky, dwl 547
Mission
Gibson James C, carpenter, dwl 1104 Pine
Gibson Jaines E., driver A. E. Swain, dwl 62 Natoma
Gibson James H., marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
NTrV cor Nineteenth and Guerrero
Gibson John, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco
de Gama
Gibson John, carpenter Pac. Furniture Si. Co., dwl cor
Seventh and Townsend
Gibson John B., clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
1210 Pacific
Gibson Joseph, clerk, dwl 305 Mason
Gibson Joseph, waiter stm Pehcan Oregon S. S. Co.
Gibson Margaret (widow), dwl NW cor Seventeenth and
Guerrero —
Gibson Matthew M. Rev., pastor United Presbyterian
Church, dwl 8 Liberty
Gibson Otis Rev., missionary Chinese Mission House, dwl
916 Washington
Gibson Peter, mariner, dwl Park Hotel
Gibson Peter A., chop house, 1025 Dupont, dwl 72 Sxilli-
van*s Building
Gibson Phtebe (widow), dwl W s Tennessee bet Mariposa
and Solano
Gibson Robert, boatman. Third St. Wharf
Gibson Samuel, painter, dwl 222 Tehama
Gibson Samuel, upholsterer, dwl 143 Minna, rear
Gibson Thomas, burnisher, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson Thomas, coffee roaster H. E. Bothin, dwl 912 Na-
toma
Gibson Thomas, laborer, dwl 249 Spear
Gibson Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Lombard bet Montgom-
ery and Sansom
Gibson Thomas, risger Thomas White, dwl 735 Spear
Gibson Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Gibson Tlmnias B., clerk, dwl 912 Natoma
Gibson Weston, office 402 Front, res Oakland
Gibson William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Gibson William, hairdresser Gray, Fer^son & Baldridge
res Oakland
Gibson William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Gibson William, lapidary, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson William, steward, dwl 2d Sacramento
Gibson William G., lather, dwl 37 Ritch
Gibson & Co. {Charles Gibson, Geirge W. Eennard, and
Archibald McGibbon), drajmen, 213 Front
Gibson & Preston (A. )V, Preston), gents' furnishing
goods, 218 Montgomery'
Gickler John, carriagcmaker, dwl 473 Jessie
Gicovich Martin, barkeeper Stephen Divisich & Co. dwl
623 Davis
Giddens George, comedian Maguire's New Theater, dwl
706 California
Giddings , carpenter, dwl 773 Folsom
Giddings Heurj-, shipjoiuer Solomon Libby, dwl 73 Na-
toma
Gidley Theodore, solicitor, dwl 1828 Clay
Gieglengen Arthur, clerk U. S. Mint, dwl Shotwell bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Giellard Charles, stockdealer, dwl 310 Third
Giellard Jules, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 621 Edwy
Gielow Ellen (widow), dwl 319 Jessie
Gies Kilian, hairdresser 822 Montgomery, dwl 1 Mont-
gomery- Court
Giesen Robert, blacksmith, dwl 236 Sutter
Giesendorfer Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2021 Hvde
Giesendorfer Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2021 Hyde
Giesenkircheu Adam, pictm-edealer, 447 Fourth,' dwl 40
Fair Oaks
Giesenkirchen Augustus, clerk Adam Giesenkirehen, dwl
40 Fair Oaks
Giessen Louis, barkeeper William Schmidt, dwl SW cor
California and Kearny
Giesting Joseph G., dwl 616 Grove
Giffard Charles, commission agent, dwl 921 Washington
Giffard Emestiue Mme. , teacher Mission Primari' School,
dwl 921 Washington
GifiSn Coleman J., tinsmith and pliunber, 1508 Stockton,
dwl 1316 Green
Giffin H. E., merchant, oflBce 320 California, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
GifEn John, tinsmith, W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth, dwl
1907 Hyde
Giffin Mary T. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary
School, dwl 1907 Hyde
Giffin Oscar F., merchant, office 320 California, dwl 719
Geary
Giffin William, cigarmaker, dwl 20C Eddy
Gifford Herrey, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Gilford George, chaimiaker, dwl 771 Harrison
Gift W. W., watchman Custom House
Gignat Pierre, miner, dwl 537 ^'allejo
Gihon Thomas, card and seal engraver, 519 Montgomery,
dwl 422 Bryant
Gihsot F., mason Palace Hotel
Gil Jo i5, musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 54.') California
Gilaigan John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Gilbert , engineer, dwl 15 Geary
Gilbert A., confectionery, 318 Kearny
Gilbert A. Mrs., manufacturer corsets, 343 Kearny
Gilbert A. C, dwl 414 Post
Gilbert Alexander, liquor saloon, 1029 Dupont, dwl 40 Sul-
livan's Building
Gilbert Alfred, lithograiihic printer G. T. Brown & Co.,
dwl 312 Union
Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells, F^rgo & Co., dwl 407
Montgomery
Gilbert Caroline (widow), dwl 1 Vallejo Court
Gilbert Catherine (widow), laimdress, dwl 312 Union
Gilbert Charles, waiter Manhattan House, dwl 707 Front
Gilbert Charles W. {Gilbert <£.• Moore), dwl 1216^ Folsom
Gilbert C. J., Boiler Makers* Assn, 818 Howard '
Gilbert Dennis, framemaker M. D. Nile, dwl Continental
Hotel
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Gilbert E. C, compositor Morning- Call
^ Gilbert Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 142 Na-
toma
Gilbert Edward, stonecutter, dwl SsGearj'bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Gilbert Elizabeth (widow), dwl 16 White PI
Gilbert Eniest, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 104 Market
Gilbert Frederick, laborer, dwl NE cor McAllister aud
Octavia
Gilbert Georg-e I. W. Mrs. (widow), bakery, 247 Fourth
Gilbert James, carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Gilbert Jane Miss, seamstress, dwl 142 Natoma
Gilbert J.-hn, blacksmith's helper, dwl 219 First
Gilbert John, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica,
dwl 22 Stanford
Gilbert Joseph, carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Gilbert Joseph, painter Central R. R., dwl 16 ^Miite PI
Gilbert J.isejjh H., metermaker M. Dobrzensky, dwl 814
Sansiim
Gilbert Julia A. Mrs., dwl 645 Clay
Gilbert Julius A., printer, dwl N s Bush bet Pierce and
Scott
Gilbert Leonard, painter, dwl 643 Third
Gilbert Louis, furniture, 669 Third, dwl 671 Howard
Gilbert M., clothing, 243 Third
Gilbert Maurice, clerk, dwl 142 Natoma
Gilbert Stephen E., cook Brookl\'n Hotel, dwl 1004
Market
(;ilbLrt Thomas H., carpenter, dwl 23 Glover
GILISEKT A MOOKE {C. W. Gilbert and E. A.
Moure), manufacturers office and school furniture and
settees, salesroom 219 Bush, factory 445 Brannan
Gilbertson John, clerk S. F. Laundrj- Association, dwl 18
Geary
Gilbride Bernard F., blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
7^ Willow
Gilbride Edward, laborer, dwl 136 Natoma
Gilbride Michael W., blacksmith Kimball ilanuf. Co., dwl
7i Willow
Gilbrfde Patrick, laborer, dwl 7i Willow
Gilbride Radrick A., edge-toohnaker, dwl 7\ Willow
Gilchrist James, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 537 Sacramento
Gilchrist James, shii>carpenter, dwl 267 Clara
Gilchrist John, laborer, dwl 213 First
Gilchrist John G. (Kellyy Henderson (t Gilchrist), dwl
900 Powell
Gilchrist Maria Miss, dressmaker, dwl 946 Howard
Gilcluist Patrick, laborer, dwl 637 Howard
Gilday Edward, boilennaker, dwl 13 Frederick
Gildav Edward, helper Hincklev & Co., dwl 50 De Boom
Gildea B. M.. dentist, office and dwl 224 O'Farrell
Gildea t'harles, capitalist, dwl Brookljii Hotel
Gildemeester J. P. H., stockbroker, office and dwl 113
Montgoraer>- Block
Gilder Frank, pianist, dwl Nucleus House
Gilder William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Gile Henr>' S. {Doane <i- Co.), res Oyste^^^lle, W. T.
Giles Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 447 Fifth
Giles Howard, driver Larkin & Ficken
Giles James W., grainweigher, office 208 Davis, dwl 20
Tehama
Giles J. M., clerk H. P. Wakelee. dwl 600 Bush
Giles J. W., druggist, dwl 510 Stockton
Giles J. W., expressman, dwl 224 Minna
Giles Marj- (widow), dwl 6 Zoe PI
Giles William H., laborer, dwl 236 Perry
GiUeather , machinist Union Iron Works
Gilfeather Ann (widow), dwl llOS Pacific, rear
Gilfeather Edward, carriag^painter, dwl 1108 Pacific, rear
I Gilfeather James, carriagepaiuter Thomas W. Goddard,
dwl 1109 Pacific
] Gilfeather Lizzie Miss, stewardess H. A. Smith, 1206
I Market
Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 609
I Stockton
Gilfeather Thomas, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl
207 Post
Gilfillan Archibald, salesman Norcross & Co., dwl 119
Dora
Gilfillan James C, draftsman Samuel H. Wheeler, dwl
119 Dora
Gilfillan John F., machinist, dwl 119 Dora
Gilfillan Jonah C. {Gilfillan S: Hoheiiachild), dwl 1112
Mason
Gilfillan & Hohenschild {Jonah C. Gilfillan and George
Hohenjichild), fruits, vegetables, etc., 33 aud 34 and 46
and 46 California Market
Gilfoil Thomas, carpenter Palace Hotel
Gilfoil. See Guilfoyle
Gilford Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Gilfoy James, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 and 751
Mission
Gilfov John (GH/oy i- Doyle), dwl 62 Minna
Gilfoy & Doyle (John Gilfoy and Edward H. Doyle),
proprietors Pemisylvauia Livery Stable, 62 and 64
Minna
Gilgan James, dwl 512 Hyde, rear
Gilham Frank M., salesman Main & Winchester, dwl NE
cor Second and Folsom
Gilhooley Hubert, porter, dwl 257i Clara
Gilhooley Thomas, butcher Donnelly, Dimn & Co., dwl
Railroad Av ur Sixth Av, South S. F.
Gilkerson Frederick, druggist, dwl 245 Seventh
Gil! Andrew, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Gill Bernard, oiler Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl 321
Eighth
Gill Frank, salesman, dwl 232 Jessie
Gill Frederick, clerk, dwl 1806 Stockton
Gill Frederick, clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, lOSStock-
t«in, dwl 789 Eddy
Gill M., machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 754 Har
Gill M., roofer U. S. Marine Hospital
GUI Man- (widow), dwl 226 Clara
Gill Michael, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Gill Owen, liquor dealer, dwl 64 Natoma
Gill Patrick, molder, dwl 521 Howard
Gill R. D., brakenian Passenger Depot Southern Pac. R.
R., cor Fourth and Townisend
Gill Richard, laborer, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Gill Robert, salesman Daniel Holland, dwl 328 Third
Gill Robert, special policeman, dwl Wisconsin Hotel
Gill Seth, janitor Industrial School
Gill Thomas, carpenter, dwl 552 Mission
Gill Thomas, laborer, dwl 25 Clinton
Gill Thomas, laborer, dwl Eighth nr Howard
Gill William, tinsmith Osgood i: Stetson, dwl 114 Perry
Gillahan William, clerk, dwl 245^ Stevenson
Gillainne T., cartman, dwl 362 Natoma
Gillam Jefferson, porter Kittle & Co., dwl 111 Natoma
Gillaii E. M. Mrs., proprietress Arlington House, 127
Kearny and 207 Sutter
Gillan James S., bookkeeper Goodwin Pump Co., dwl 5
First
Gillan James W. , clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 1109 Mont
Gillan John, farmhand Michael Callanan, nr Oceau View
House
Gillan Patrick, Bricklayers' Pro. Assu, 232 Sutter
Gillan Samuel, mason Palace Hotel
GiUard George D., groceries, NE cor Minna and Eighth
Gillard LawTence, silkweaver, dwl 708 Howard
Gillard Lawrence Mrs., shirtmaker. dwl 70S Howard
Gillard Thomas, bookkeeper Maiy SlcCraith, dwl NE cor
Front and Pacific
Gillard Thomas, seaman, dwl 312 Folsom
Gille Henry-, bookkeeper Reid & Brooks, dwl S s Glover
bet Jones and Leavenworth
GiUeec James, laborer, dwl 138 Hayes
Gillen , stockbroker, dwl 106 Post
Gillen Charles, foreman Engine Co. No. 11 S. F. F. D.,
dwl Fourteenth bet Railroad Av and N
Gillen Charles J., butcher P. Baca Ss, Co., dwl 8 Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Gillen James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Gillen James, laborer, dwl 21 Sherwood PI
Gillen James, molder, dwl 213 First
Gillen Martin, shoemaker, dwl 21 Sherwood PI
Gillen Neal, laborer, dwl 1204 Howard, rear
Gillen lUisa Miss, irouer S. F. Laxmdry, NAV cor Turk and
Fillmore
Gillen Stephen, dwl 160 Clara
Gillen William, laborer, dwl 21 Sherwood PI
Giliennan Edward, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 139 Third
Giller Caii S., engraver and diesinker, 403 Montgomery,
dwl 1320 Broadway
Gilleran Edward, bricklayer, dwl 462 Jessie
GiUeran James, molder City Iron Works, dwl 213 First
Gilleran Patrick, peddler, dwl cor Mariposa and Vermont
Gilleran Patrick, produce dealer, dwl I9i Downey
Gilleran William, liquor saloon. 139 Third, dwl 462 Jessie
Gillespie , dwl 403 Broadway
Gillespie Charles, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Gillespie Charles A., painter, dwl 789 Folsom
GILLESPIE €, V„ attorney at law, and searcher rec-
ords, office 641 Washington, dwl 1012 Van Ness Av
Gillespie Ellen (widow), dwl S s Vallejo bet Jones aud
Leavenworth
Gillespie Fumham, toys and stationery, 352 Fourth
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Gillespie Georg:e, carpenter, dwl 1015 Stockton
Gillespie George, leatherfinisher, dwl cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Gillespie Homce N.. dra>Tnan, 311 Clay, dwl 1119 Taylor
Gillespie James {Gillespie, Zan <{.• Co.), dwl W a VauNess
Av bet Oak and Fell
Gillespie James, laborer, dwl 27 Hinckley
Gillespie James, mariner, dwl 22 Frederick
Gillespie James, molder Union Iron Works
Gillespie Kate Miss, machine operator Orrin Jones, dwl
1316 Kearny
Gillespie Marcus, clerk, dwl 765 Market
Gillespie Mary Miss, machine operator Orrin Joues, dwl
1310 Kearny
Gillespie Michael, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Gillespie Michael, quanyman, dwl 2207 Pine
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, dwl 1316 Kearny
Gillespie R. H., broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl
327 Fell
Gillespie R. M., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 1106 Mont
Gillespie Thomas, policeman City Hall, dwl 1224 Folsora
Gillespie William G., carj^enter Cook & Trounsou, dwl SE
cor Montgomen' and Broadway
Gillespie William M. {Shlo^s d- (?.), dwl 27 Hinckley
GirLESPIE, ZAX «t CO. (James Gillespie, Marino
Zan, and Frank Zan), Eureka Broom Factory, 111
and 113 Davis
Gillet Constant, boxmaker Pacific Box Manufacturing Co. ,
dwl 1027 Hyde
Gillet Jacques, basketmaker Victor Navlet. dwl 2120 Jones
Gillett Frederick, driver Lyon & Co., dwl 145 Jessie
GUlett Isaac C. boxmaker California Cigar Box Factor;',
and groceries and liquors, SW cor Natoma and Sev-
enth, dwl 620 Natoma
Gillette Milton G., mining, office 401 California room 9,
Gillfillan J., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
First
Gillfoyle James, laborer, dwl SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Gillian Marj' Mrs., nurse, dwl 835 Clay
Gillick James, expressman, cor Third and Berry, dwl cor
Sierra and Indiana
Gillick Mathew, fruits and vegetables, dwl Shasta nr
Illinois
Gillick Terrence, steward United States Restaurant, dwl
916 Montgomery
Gilligan Christopher, farmer, Visitacion Valley bet San
Jose and San Bruno roads
Gilligan Martin, clerk, dwl 734A Clementina
Gilligan Owen, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 642 Mission
Gillihan William F., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 245 Stev
Gilliland Adam, salesman Murphy Brothers, dwl 511
Jones
Gilliland John, painter Hopps & Son, dwl 511 Jones
Gilliland William, tailor Lyon Newnnan, dwl 3.'^ Erie PI
Gilliland William J., salesman T. R. Church, dwl 511
Jones
Gillin Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 1109 Montgomerv
Gillin John Henry, clerk G. G. Burnett, dwl 1109 Mont
Gillin William, driver James Jaques, dwl 15 Sherwood PI
GillinLThara Charles F., physician and surgeon, office 26
Montgomerj', dwl 122 Taylor
Gillins Walter F., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 5S Everett
Gillis George P.. stockbroker, dwl York bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Gillis Richard, clerk, dwl 636 Commercial
Gillis Robert, gigsawyer, dwl 54 First
Gillmard Louisa Mrs., dwl 4 Martin's Block, S s Market nr
Seventh
Gillmore Nelly Miss, dressmaker, dwl 11 Powell
Gillogley Hugh, laborer Noble & Wohler, dwl NW cor Thir-
tieth and San Jose Av
Gilloglev John, carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero nr Twenty-
third
Gillogley Robert, teamster, dwl 431 Fulton
Gillon Bernard, waiter, dwl 727 Broadway, rear
Gillon Gustave, labi:irer Lick House
Gillon Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 1912 Polk
Gillony John, painter Omnibus R. R., dwl 9 Taylor
Gillory John, laborer, dwl 103 Freelon
Gilloway Bridget (widow), dwl 413 Natoma
Gillpatnck J. W., proprietor Gillpatrick's Express, office
513 Montgomery', dwl Jones
Gillum Edward, laborer, dwl E s Baker bet McAllister
and T\'ler
Gilly A. H. v., laundrj-, 1520 Stockton
Gilly Ferdinand, tailor, dwl 1 Graham PI nr Green
Gilly John, dwl Occidental Hotel
CiILMA\ A. M., importer and wholesale liquors, 308
California, dwl Lick House
Oilman Andrew J,, shoemaker, dwl 519 Hayes
Oilman Benjamin F., boxfactory, 719 Drumm, dwl 515
Howard
Gilman B\Ton, ticket clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
Grand Hr.tel
Gilman Charles H. (J. F. Haycock <(■ Co.), dwl 305 Kear
Gilman Charles H., car^jenter," dwl 1230 Bush
Gilman Charles T., pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1031
Montgomery
Gilman David F., bookkeeper French, Gilman & Co., dwl
Russ House
Gilman Eliza (widow), milkdealer, dwl 2007 Bush
Oilman Frank L. (Gilnmn d- Mellon), dwl 299 Clementina
Oilman George A., boatbuilder, 516 East, dwl 2007 Bush
Oilman Granville B. (French, G. <£■ Co.), dwl 900 Market
Oilman Henry, hairdresser Heider & Co., dwl 273 Stev
Oilman Henry, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 906
Market
Gilman Jennie Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl 906 Market
Oilman James, expresswagon, foot First
Oilman James K. (Gihnan ti- Bernj), dwl 22 Stockton PI
GILMAX JOHX. publisher and proprietor Semi-Annual
Trade Circular, office Francis & Valentine, 517 Clay,
dwl Grand Hotel
Oilman R. M., machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 324 Beale
Oilman S. J., master manner, dwl 2 Chatham PI
Oilman Tristram C, watchman U. S. Mint, d ■ 1 1031 Mont
Gilman William, pressman Morning Call, dwl 202 Seventh
Gilman William W., soapmaker Robinson & Hall, dwl NE
cor Pinckney PI and Hinckley
Gilman & Berry (J". K. Gibnetn and J. L. Berry), hacks,
SW cor Montgomery and Bush
OITMAX 4t NELLOX (Frank L. Gilman and John
S. Mellon), house and signpainters, 422 Commercial
Gilman. See Gillman
Oilmartin James, laborer, dwl 407 Union
Gilmartin Owen, porter 303 Batterj', dwl 407 L^nion
Gilmer John, printer, dwl 3 Hubbard
Gilmor J. W. A. Mrs. O\idow), dwl Grand Hotel
Gilmor J. Walter A., bookkeeper First National Gold
Bank, dwl Grand Hotel
Gilmore Agnew, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 512
Sixth
Gilmore Archibald N., engineer, dwl 540 Mission
Gilmore Catherine Mrs., dwl 179 Minna
Gilmore '^. C, foreman Pacific Box Manufacturing Co. ,
dwl 51S Folsom
Gilmore Charles M., assistant treasurer Cal. Pacific R. R.,
dwl aiff House Road
Gilmore David, driver Central R. R., dwl 803 Bryant
Gilmore EUjah S. , machinehand Stephen S. Culverwell, dwl
Twenty-sixth bet Dolores and Fair Oaks
Gilmore George D., carpenter, dwl 27 Garden
Gilmore George W.. dwl 967 Harrison
Gilmore James, dwl 26 Steuart
Gilmore James, expressman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 307 Seventh
Gilmore James, marblepolisher, dwl 306 Tehama
Gilmore James A., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl
Railroad House
Gilmore James H., assistant bookkeeper Jacob Strahle &
Co., dwl 231 Post
Gilmore John, barkeeper John Allen, dwl 726 Pacific
Gilmore John, blacksmith, dwl 5 Natoma
Gilmore John, cigannaker, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
Gilmore John, engineer, dwl 23 Clementina
Gilmore John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Gilmore John H. {GUuwre d: Van Norden), dwl 1013
Lark in
Gilmore John H., salesman Bj-me, Lander & Bj-me, dwl
405 Stevenson
Gilmore Josephine Miss, teacher music, dwl 1620 Wash
Gilmore Katie, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 413
Stevenson
Gilmore Maria H. (\>-idow). dwl 1620 Washington
Gilmore M. C, cng noer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and To^-nsend
Gilmore Michael, milkranch, N s Nineteenth bet Eiu-eka
and Douglas
Gilmore Michael, plasterer, dwl 367 Natoma
Gilmore Peter, expresswagon. dwl 7 Adelaide PI
Gilmore Robert, conductor City R. R., dwl 622 Fourth
Gilmore Stephen D.. president Pacific Box Manufacturing
Co., dwl 518 Folsom
Gilmore Thomas, laborer Jnhn Hughes, dwl 627 Howard
Gilmore Tliomaa, longshoreman, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
GILMORE A TAX XOKDEX (John H. GUmore and
Robert T. Van Xorden), advertising agents, 509 Clay
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIEECTOHY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. "W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
Oilmore. See Gillraore, Gilmor, and Gilmoiir
Gilmour David, master mariner, dwl 56 Tehama
Gihuour John D. (A. ifuir d- Co.), dwl 5 Natoma
Gilmour Thomas, KToeer, dwl XE cor Grove and Laguna
Gilunch Mateo, barkeej>er Mariano MarehiDi, dwl NAV
cor Davis and \Vashiiiy:ton
Gilpin Susanna (widow), furnished rooms, 105 Geary
Gitpman Frank, barkeeper, dwl 524 Fourth
Gilroy , machinist Vnion Iron Works
Gilroy Ann (\vidow\ dwl 7 Harrison Av
Gilroy James, clerk D. M. Bishop 6: Co., dwl 36 Austin
Gilroy James, laborer, dwl 214 First
Gilroy John, laborer Towusend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Gilroy Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Ritch, rear
Gilroy Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Fulton bet Buchanan and
Webster
Gilroy Thomas, teamster, dwl XE cor Jersey and Sanchez
Gilson Edwurd, deputy county assessor, dwl 1111 Union
GiI>!on Susan W. (widow\ dwl 132o Sacramento
Gilvray James M. C, laborer, dwl 51 First
Gimbel Frank, waiter Emil A. Engrelbery, dwl 218 Jessie
Gimble Hetin", saw-dustdealer, dwl 52 Clementina
Gmmiel Gustav, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 5
TelegT:\ph PI
Gimmel Louisa (widow), dwl 5 Telegraph PI
Gimi>el Maurice C. (Gimprl d- Ditnphif), dwJ 27 Pearl
Gimpel A: Dunphy {Maun'c'' C. Gnnpel and T. J. Dun-
phy). house and sigiii>ainters. 116 Pest
Gimtz Leopold, upholsterer, dwl St. Charles nr Keaniy
Ginder Mary (widow), dwl W s San Jose Road nr Sis-nxile
House
Ginety John W. C, dwl 665 Mission
Ging Mow (Chinese), clothing", 902 Dupont
Gin^'^er Charles, brewer Hibemia Brewery, dwl 738 Te-
hama
Ging'g' Albert, butcher Charles Hook, dwl S05 Union
Gin^'g Jacob, milkman, dwl Harrison bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty -eighth, Bernal Heig'hts
Gingw John, liquor saloon. 507 Pine, dwl 6 Quincy PI
Ginjras Mary Mrs., dwl X s Lombard nr Larkin
Gingrich George L., clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 34 Ellis
Gingrich William, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 34 Ellis
Ginnian Mary (widow), dwl S Stockton PI
Ginn M., dwl Columbia Hotel
Ginney John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl NW cor
Third and King
Ginnoy James, dwl 614 Kearny
Ginocchio Domenico, cook Francisco Lucchetti, dwl 12
Hinckley
Ginocchio Domenico, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Ginocchio Giovanni, vegetables, 27 and 2S Colombo Mar-
G1\0<TIII0 Ciri'.SKPPE, commission merchant,
otfice 314 C mniercial, dwl 1103 Powell
Ginochio Pietro {'rinochw d: Slurla), dwl 629 Lombard
Ginochio & Stur'a {Pietro Ginochio and G. B. Sturla),
wood and cm^I, 629 Lombard - ,^ '
Ginsberg Ascher, glazier, losA Sacramento \
Gi:ity James (Gintif d- S/iannoii), dwl 625 Minna
Ginty John, bookkeeper Stewart & Buckley, dwl 108 Pow
Ginty & Shannon {/amPS Gmtyand Dumintcfc Sbamum),
liquor saloon, 101 Thin.1
Ginzbiu-ger August, commercial agent, dwl 728 Filbert
CiIORlilA.M A., commission merchant, importerf^ts,
wine dealer, and agent Bav Salt Co., 421 Washington,
dwl 914 Pine
Giota Baptist* (Coster d: C), dwl TV s San Jose Road nr
Six-mile House
Giovacchini G. (G. Giovacchini d- Co.), dwl 521 Com
Giovacchini G. & Co. (Antonio Pasqitini), wines and
liquors. 521 Conunercial
Giovanani Martin, woodchopper, dwl 1420 Powell
Giovanni Demicheli, gardener, \V s San Jos6 Road nr In-
dustrial School
Giovanni George, cook H. Bemhamer, dwl cor Stockton
and Vallejo
Giovanni L.. millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Giovanni Segale. clerk Rocco Cereghino, dwl E s Mission
nr Twenty-ninth
Giovannini Antonio, wood and coal, 603 Broadway
Giovannini F., wood and charcoal, SE cor Broadway and
Keaniy, dwl 43S Broadway
Giovannini Joseph, marblecntter Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl
40 Moss
Giovannini Lucheta, gardener, dwl W s San Jose Road,
nr Industrial School
Giovannini Philip, clockmaker M. Dobrzenskj', dwl 22 Sec-
oid
Giovannini Sabatino, clerk Antonio Giovannini, dwl 60S
Broadway
Giovannini Vitale (Grossim d- Co.), dwl 77 Stevenson
Giovanninni Daniel, wood and coal, 816 Pacific
Giovannoni Anastasio, expressman. Davis nr Washing-
ton, dwl SE cor Powell and Vallejo
Giovannoni Angelo, restaurant, dwl 1404 Clay
Girabelli Louis, laborer James Demartini, dwl W s San
Jose Road nr St. Mary's College
Girad Thomas, butcher, dwl NW cor Fifth and Railroad
avs. S'.uth S. F.
Girard Auguste J., bartender, dwl 835 Broadway
Girard Eloi, clerk Lucien & Lacoste,
Girard Ernest, bootmaker Matthew White, dwl G39 Post
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Philadelphia),
Hutchinson, Mann i: Smith general agents, office 314
Caliioniia
Girard James, carpenter, dwl 565 Mission
Girard Paul, salesman 31 S. F. Market, dwl 820 Pacific
Girardin Emil, machinist, 510 Commercial, dwl California
Hotel
Giraud Benjamin, porter Lenomiand Bros,, dwl E s Pow-
ell bet Pine and California
Giraud Charles, cook Paul Ame, dwl 826 Pacific
Giraud Joseph, lab'irer G. Venard, dwl 509 Vallejo
Giraud Jules, cook, dwl California Hotel
Giraud Peter (Giraud d- Martin), dwl Stockton nr Jack
Giraud & Martin (Peter Geraud and Charles Martin),
liquor saloon, 532 Pacific
Giniudon Justin (Giraud"n d- Jacguot), dwl 211 Sixth
CilKAIDOX A JAC'ULOT (Jttstin Giraudon and
Ern'^st Jacquot), wines and liquors, 211 Sixth cor
Tehama
Giraux Adelaide Mme.. midwife, dwl 525 Green
Girden L. (widow), dwl N s Hickory Av bet Gough and
Franklin
Girot A., machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 24 Ritch
Girot S., cartman, dwl 24 Ritch
Giroud Albert, clerk Lucien k Lacoste
Gir\'an Charles, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa
Rica
Ginin , cabinetmaker, dwl 517 Post, rear
Ginin R. D., otfice 416 Sacramento, dwl 1007 Sutter
Ginns John, milkman, 1530 Post
Girzikowsky William (Girzikowslq/ tt Gerken), dwl 909
Kearny
Girzikuwsky & Gerken (WiUiam Girzikoicsl-y and Claus
G'-'rk''n), propriet^irs Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Giscard Augustine Miss, laundress Mrs. A. Genty, dwl
610 Greenwich
Giscard Jean, cutler John Ortet, dwl 610 Greenwich
Giscard Joseph, cutler, dwl 610 Greenwich
GLsehnan William, agent S. Gmton Hastings, office 2
Court Block 636 Oay, dwl Russ House
Gisson Peter, laborer Cih' Iron Works, dwl 731 Bdwy
Git Chum (Chinese), manufacturer shoes and slippers,
504 Market
GITCIIELL JAMES M., attorney at law and register
in bankruptcv, office 10 Court Block 636 Clav, dwl
321 Gear>-
Githens W. L., rector St. Peter's Episcopal Church, dwl
932 Pacific
Gittel Charles, woodcarver, dwl 63 Clementina
Giuffra Antonio, marblecutter Stephen Campodonico, dwl
222 Francisco
Giurco\ich George, porter John Ipswitch, dwl 503 East
Giurichiez Giuseppe, bootmaker, 16 Clay
Giusti D., bootmaker B. Martinelli, dwl Vallejo nr Dup
Giusti Joseph, ovster and chowder saloon, 105 California
Market, dwl"W9 Clay
Giusto Frank, exjiressman. dwl 307 Hayes
i;lVE\S ROBERT R,, real estate and mining, office
402 Montgumen-, dwl 1416 Clay
Gladding J. M., fanner, dwl ^"hat Cheer House
Gladding Theodore O., salesman George K. Hyde, res
Oakland
Glade Frederick W., clerk Williams, Blanchard & Co.,
res Alameda
Gladstone f^amuel A., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 431 Tehama
Gladstone William, machineforger and blacksmith, 137
Beale, dwl 73G Bramian
Gladwin Edward H., clerk 238 Montgomery, dwl 2216
Howard
Gladwin C^orge S., broker, office 410^ Cal, dwl 2216 How
Gladwnn Henry, dwi 124 O'Farrell
Gladwin William H., capitalist, office 41(^ CaUfomia, dwl
2216 Howard
Glair Thomas H., inspector Custom House
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN & CO., California Marketi
!. P. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Glancev Thomas, blacksmith, dwl N\V cor Bryant and
Eighth
Glaiiville Conrad F., foreman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
710 Buchanan
Glascock George, student, dwl 115 Second
Glaser Adolphe, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 1018
Hyde
Glaser Charles, merchant, dwl 113 Fifth
Glaser Eleanore Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1018 Hyde
Glaser Peter, ovenbuilder, dwl ISl.'i Powell
Glaser Simon, with S. & G. Gump, dwl 331 Montgomery
Glasford Peter S., dry goods, 906 Market and 5 Ellis, dwl
217 Tyler
Glas^'-ow George, farmer, dwl San Miguel Ranch, Old
Ocean House Ruad
GL.lS<;OM' IKO\ AVB METAL niPORTIXG
CO.. William McCrindle manager, office and ware-
house 22 and 2i Fremont
Glasgow James, fanner, E 9 Mission and Ocean Beach
Road iir Ocean View House
Glasgow J. B., expressman, SE cor Dupont and Sacra-
mento, dwl SE cor Eighth and Harrison
Glasgow Morris, tailor, dwl 720 Brannan
Glasgow Robert, farmer, dwl San Miguel Ranch W s
Ocean House Road
Glass E. N. , oystennan Alfred H. Manning, dwl 1903 Miss
Glass John, clerk, dwl 5 Bernard
Glass Julius, hats and caps, 1024 Dupont
Glass Marcus (Jacobs d: Glass), dwl 19 John
Glass Philip, brewer Jackson Brewerj'
Glass W. C, clerk Standard Soap Co., res Oakland
Glass William S., marblecutter. dwl 5G3 Mission
Glasscock A. B., freight clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl
421 Fom-th
Glassen G., laborer Palace Hotel
Glassey Samuel, porter Wbittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 14
Smuner
Glassman Abie, shoeliner Marks & Levinsky, dwl 19
Bannam PI
Glassman J., drayman, dwl 1028 Dupont
Glassman Jacob (Glassman iL- Bm.), dwl 19 Bannam PI
Glassman Jacob, moneybroker, 335 Montgomery, dwl 314
Jones
Glassman Mendel (Gla.ss7nan d- Bro.), dwl 19 Bannam PI
Glassman k Bro. (Mendel and Jacob), juuk, 1330 Dupont
Glasson George, watchman, dwl 24 White PI
Glasson John, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
24 \Vhite PI
Glasson , agent Victor Sewing Machines, dwl 533
Market
Glanch Richard, compositor Hebrew, dwl 1013 Wash
Glaus J'5seph, laborer, dwl 446 Natoma, rear
Gla\in John, farmer John Conroy, W s Ocean House
Road nr Industrial School
Glavin Michael, plasterer, dwl 113 Jones
Glayson M., janitor Boys' High School
Glazebrook John, dwl 420 Jackson
GLAZIElt I. «£ CO. (E. J. de Sta Marina), stock-
brokers, office 412 California
Glazier Isaac (/. Glazier X- Co.), dwl 120S Geary
Glazier Richard, hostler, dwl Harrison bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Glazier William W., driver S. F. Laundry, dwl 726 Fulton
Gleason C, lather Palace Hotel
Gleason Dennis, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 320 Chestnut
Gleason Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Gleason Edward F. (Gleason X- Brothers), dwl 519 Bush
Gleason F., boilermaker Francis I. CHirry
Gleason Harn,', boilermaker, dwl 41 Natoma
Gleason James D., iroimiolder Eureka Foundry, dwl C12
Minna
Gleason John, expressman, dwl Sanchez nr Henry
Gleason John, fireman stm Saucelito, Davis St. Wharf
Gleason John, helper Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl N a Mis-
sion nr First
Gleason John, hostler, dwl 15 Auburn
Gleason John, laborer Palace Hotel
Gleason Joseph (Gleason S- Brothers), dwl 519 Bush
Gleason Katie Miss, domestic B. Sherwood, 114 Powell
Gleason Marj' J. Miss, chambermaid Grand Hntel
Gleason Michael, janitor Boys' High School, dwl 9 Salmon
Gleason Michael, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Gleastin P., housemover, dwl 309 Mason
Gleason Patrick H., saloon, 304 Francisco
Gle:v;i>n Stephen, switchman Central Pacific R. R., dwl
King St. House
GleasonTbomas, fireman stm Princess, dwl 916 Mont
Gleas.m Timothy, employ^ S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Gleason Timothy J., hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 134
Fern Av
Gleason William, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Gleason William, lamplighter S. F. G;is Light Co., dwl 916
Montgomery
Gleason William H., clerk Julius Samuels, dwl 226J
O'Farrell
Gleason & Brothers (Joseph and Edtcard F.), butchers,
20 and 21 Centre Market
Glee Aloise, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Serpentine
Av nr Twenty-sixth
Gleen John, merchant, dwl 27 Mission
Gleeson , dwl 37 Ecker
Gleeson Alice Miss, nurse, dwl 120 Fourth
Gleeson Anthony, groceries and liquors, 22 Dora
Gleeson Harry, molder Savage &. Son, dwl 41 Natoma
Gleeson John, barkeeper Michael Hefferuan, dwl 423
Clementina
Gleeson John, expressman, NE cor Mission and Sixth,
dwl N s Sanchez bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Gleeson John, hostler George S. Prnice, dwl 15 Auburn
Gleeson John, laborer, dwl 115 First
Gleeson John, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Gleeson John, teamster, dwl 153 Shipley
Gleeson Martin, bootmaker, dwl 20 Langton
Gleeson Michael, laborer, 7 Salmon
Gleeson Thomas, tailor, dwl 21 Glover
Gleeson Thomas C. (Gleeson d- Fell), dwl 333 Turk
Gleeson Timothy, stableman, dwl 132 Fern Av
Gleeson William G., carpenter, dwl S s Elm Av bet
Franklin and Gough
Glees':tn & Fell (Thomas C. Gleeson, William Fell, and
Bichard A. St. John), wholesale and retail drj'
goods, 911 and 913 Market
Gleickmann David, watchmaker, dwl 2514 Webster
Glein Carlos F., hardware 1036 Market, dwl 12 Mason
Glenn Edward, expressman, cor Sixth and FoLsom, dwl
955 Folsom
Glenn J., carpenter Palace Hotel
Glenn James, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Glenn Thomas, livery stable, 955 Folsom
Glenn William H., bookkeeper, dwl 51 Shipley
Glennan John, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dw"l 305 Fifth
Gleiman Martin, butcher, dwl 522 O'Farrell, rear
Glennon I. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, res
Alameda
Glennon Lawrence, hostler, 921 Sutter, dwl 112 William,
rear
Glenny George, dwl 1711 Stockton
OIKXW HE\RV W„ agent Bank of British North
America, office 219 Sansom, res Oakland
Glenny Isaac, barkeeper John F. Carroll, dwl 1711 Stock
G1en\ille James, rigger, dwl 32 Steuart
Gleyse Etourd, dwl S31 Vallejo
Click George, cabinetmaker, dwl 5 Park Av
Glick M., cigars and tobacco, 254 Third
Glidden Albert M., shipcarpenter, dwl IS Bluxome
Glidden Charles A., teamster, dwl 209 Perry
Glidden Frank, driver Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 532 Jessie
Glidden George, salesman S. Leszj-nsky & Bros., dwl W s
Shotwell bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Glidden George H., shoemaker, dwl cor Ridley and
Church
Glidden Joseph, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl NE
cor G<>ugh and Grove
Glidden Louise (widow), dwl W s Shotwell bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Glidden Mar>- H. Mrs., dwl S s Twenty-second bet Shot-
u ell and Folsom
Glidden Prescott, clerk Judson & Shepard, dwl SsTwenty-
second bet Shotwell and Folsom
Glieze Eliza Miss, milliner Mi-s. Leavenworth, dwl 1331
Vallejo
Glinden Mary (widow), dwl 11 Ritch
Glinn Thomas, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W 8 Scott bet
Gearj' and Post
Globe Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Joseph
Maguire secretarj*, office 419 California
Globe Fu-e Insurance Co. (Chicago), Potter, Jacobs &
Easton agents. 318 California
Globe Hotel (Chinese), NW cor Dupont and Jackson
Globe House, Aim Bulger proprietress, SE cor Brannan
and Sixth
Globe Iron Works, F. A. Huntington proprietor, 143 and
145 Fremont
Globe Mutual Life Ins^irance Co. (New York), Pope &
Heath managers, office 424 Montgomery
Glockler Godfrey, barkeeper Beckler & Diass, dwl 252
Tehama
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. W. Laird, Manxifacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
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Gloffkofl Sawally, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl
4 Drunim
Clone James, barkeeper J. A. Lukin, dwl 331 Montgom-
ery
Gloor Ralph S., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1100
Taylor , ,
Glooratsch Giorgio, fisherman, dwl 603 East nr Wash
GLOOl'Z ADOLPH, groceries and liquors, SWoor Clay
and Dupont, dwl 803 Mason
Glootz John P. M., groceries and liquors, 706 Jackson,
dwl 1720 Mason
Glos F., bootmaker M. Keubold, dwl 17 Stockton PI
Glouber Herman, dwl 924 Geary
Oloud J., laborer Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. K., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Glover Abigail (widow), dwl 100 McAllister
Glover Andrew, policeman City Hall, dwl 428 Vallejo
Glover Charles, cook stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Co.
Glover Dominick, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Glover F. E., laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
CLOVER GEOR«E F. M., stockbroker, office 430
California, res O.akland
Glover Jacob, carpenter, dwl 633 Sacramento
Glover James F., shoemaker D. W. Emerson, res East
Oakland
Glover John, brassfinisher, dwl 31 Louisa
Glover John, farmer, dwl W s San Jose Road nr St. Mary s
College ^ ^ „ ,
Glover John, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, res East Oak-
land . _ J ,
Glover John \V., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
Franklin House , „ , ,
Glover Joseph T. (W. IF. Dodge- ,«• Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Glov Adolf, cook, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Glu'ck G., maltster Willows Brewery, dwl SE cor Mission
and Nineteenth . , c
Gltlck George, cabinetmaker G. Uefflnger & Co., dwl 6
Park Av , , c.t^
Gluck Hermann, brewer National Brewery, dwl bE cor
Pulton and Webster
Gluck John F. (Gliicl! <t- Hansen), dwl E 8 Fillmore bet
McAllister and Fulton
Gluck & Hansen (John F. Ghwk and Charles E. Hansen).
proprietors National Brewery, SE cor Fulton and
Webster
Olump Frederick, blacksmith, dwl 144 Shipley
Glusing Sarah (widow), furnished rooms, 116 Sixth
Gluyas George K., inspector boilers Central Pacific R. R.,
"dwl 1819 Pine
Glynn Emerson O. (Olynn A Bridgman), dwl 206 Turk
Gl'jiin James, bricklayer, dwl 6 Willow
Glynn James, solicitor London & Liverpool & Globe Insur-
ance Co., dwl 6 Francisco
Glynn John (Cosgrif i- 0.), dwl NE cor Polk and Pacific
Glynn John, woolpacker Whitney & Webster, dwl 1624
Jackson , -l _i
Glynn Martin, laborer, dwl N s Townsend nr Liberty
Glynn Michael J. (Beinie it- C), dwl 313 Pacific
Glynn Patrick, laborer, dwl 6444 Jessie
GlTOu Tliomas J., stonecutter, dwl 416 Powell
Gljiin Timothy, crusher Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl
113 Welsh J T , Ti-
Glynn & Bridgman (Emerson 0. Olynn and John H.
.Brirf^Hinn), drajTiien, 418 Front
Gnip Chong (Chinese), dry goods, 715 Jackson
Gnut Bodius, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Goad WilUam, waiter Vizina & Co., dwl 227 Minna
Goannes Joseph, dwl 2016 Powell
Goappert William, carpenter, dwl 808 Greenwich
Goasmar Charles, waiter, dwl 9 Harlan PI
GobbiSe A. C. (widow), dwl 635 Folsom
Gobbee Ernest, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl 636
Folsom , ,,. . L ^
Gobeau Pierre, blacksmith Isaac Bibeau, dwl Mission bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Gobel Beniard, fr\iitdealer, dwl 404 Folsom
Gobel Robert, boatman, dwl Paul Tract W s San Bruno
Road
Gobert Louis F., laimdryman Honora Chatelame, dwl 613
Union
Goble John E., boatman. Long Bridge
Gochev Thomas A., carpent«r, dwl 740 Broadway
Godart Albert, marine surveyor, dwl 1105 Union
Godard Jules, architect, office 302 Montgomerj' room 46,
dwl 631 Sutter
Godbold E. H., carver S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Godchaux Adolph (Qodchaux Brothers ck Co.), res Pans
OODC'HAIIX BROTHERS a£ «'0. (Adolph, Joseph,
and Edmond Godchanx, and Sylmin Salomoii), im-
porters and jobbers dry and fancy goods, 109 Battery
Godchaux Edmond (Godctiaux Brothers ,t Co.), res Paris
Godchaux Jacques, real-estate agent, 421 Montgomery,
dwl 32 Hinckley
Godchaux Joseph (Oodchanx Brothers <fc Co.), dwl 624
Green
Godchaux Lazard (il. Brandenslein it Co.), dwl 111 Pow
Godchaux MjTtil, bookkeeper Godchaux Brothers & Co.,
dwl 624 Green
Goddard Elisha, special agent U. S. Treasury Department,
office Custom House third floor, res Oakland
Goddard George H., civil engineer, surveyor, and archi-
tect, office and dwl 163 Montgomery
Goddard Henrj' K.. assistant librarian Mercantile Libra-
rj' Assn, dwl 617 Bush
Goddard Seawell, dwl 516 Sacrmento
Goddard Thomas W., carriagepainter, 850 Howard, dwl W
s Twentieth bet Folsom and Harrison
Goddard William H., blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '8
Wharf, dwl 50 De Boom
CiODD.4RD A «'0. (now Eantrin Brayton <!■ Co.), Pa-
cific Iron Works, 127-135 First opp Minna
Godeau Eugene T., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 1229
Dupont
Godeftroy Albert (Godeffroy A- Sillem). 34 California
Godefltro'v Caliste, laborer G. Venard, dwl 1510 Dupont
Godeftroy Hilliare, capitalist, dwl 527 Folsom
Godeffroy & Sillem (A Ibert Godeffroy and WilliamSillem),
capitalists, 34 California
Godet Louis, laundry, 910 Howard
Godet Rachael Miss, teacher music, dwl 32 Ellis
Godeus John D., proprietor People's Art Gallery, 34 Third
GodcN-ill Andres, carpenter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Val-
lejo
Godfrey George, expressman, cor Tliird and Berry
Godfrey James T., broker, dwl 508 Powell
Godfrey Joseph D. W., porter Central Pacific E. R., dwl
22 Taylor
Godfrey Leonard S., milhvright Deming, Palmer & Co.,
dw'l 20 Frederick .
Godfrey Nathaniel A. (colored), hairdresser Nathamel C.
Susand, dwl E s Salmon nr Pacific
Godfrey Thomas J., shoecutter, dwl 17 Rose At
Godfrey Willard, porter George Howes & Co., dwl 1525
Dupont
Godfrey William A. H., gents' furnishing goods, 106 Sec-
ond, dwl 320 O'Farrell
Godge John, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and
Vallejo ^ ^ . , XT
Godick Charles, butcher Cliaries F. Wagner & Co., dwl N
W cor Fifth and Raih-oad avs. South S. F.
Godinbo Aires Ignacio, steward stm El Capitan, dwl 629
Front
Godkin Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 629 Vallejo
Godley Montgomery, with John Parrott, dwl 789 Mission
Godoi'un Alexander, cook, dwl 519 Pine
Godon F. W., surgeon and dermatologist, office and dwl
103 Montgomery
Godov J. A. (widow), dwl 333 Geary
Godo'y Jos(5 F. (Godoy J: Tmnpkins), and State trans-
lator, dwl 333 Geary , ^ , . , _
Godoy & Tompkins (Josi F. Godoy and Frederick W.
fompkin.i), attorneys at law, oftioe 604 Merchant
Godsil James, barkeeper Pearson & Holmes, dwl 22 Pearl
Godsil John, barkeeper Horace Porter, dwl 28 Pearl
Godsin Timothy, fruits and vegetables, 707i Brannan
Godsoe John S.', carpenter, dwl 423i Filbert
Godwin Thomas R., porter Searle & Bode, dwlSansombet
Filbert and Greenwich
Goe S. E., dentist William Dutch, dwl 427 Sutter
Goebel Charles, bakerj', 1618 Stockton
Goebel Otto, bootmaker A. Koenig, dwl 24 Morton
Goebell George, waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Goedecke Louis, butcher, 1322 Dupont, dwl 603 Filbert
Goedge J. H., canienter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl North Point bet Polk and Larkin
Goeft Frederick, longshoreman, dwl 407 Pacific
Goehring Adolph, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228
Kearny , .
Goepel Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3 Mary Lane, dwl
523 Minna , , , ,„,„
Goepp Godfrey, assistant Girls' High School, dwl 1019
Folsom ^ „ ^* J ,
Goepper Frank P., brassmaker Wilham T. Garratt, dwl
741 Market
Goeppert William, carpenter, dwl 808 Greenwnch
Goeres Charies, blacksmith P. Friedhoter, dwl 336 Fourth
MOEaAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market..
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Goerke Richard, student Heald's Business College, dwl
915 MontiTomcn,*
Goemer t^or^'e (Gwrgc Gocmer Ji- Co.), dwl 519 Kearny
Goemer George & Co. {Joh?i Sielgon), employment oflSce,
519 Kearny
Goers Charles* blacksmith, dwl 335 Fourth
Goertzhain Emrich, butcher H. A. Goertzhain, 1103 Leav-
enworth
Goertzhain Hermann A., New Park Market, 1103 Leav
Goetch Joseph, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Goetjen Adolph H. W., driver S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl
222 Francisco
Goetjen Ahrend F., barkeeper John H. Molk, dwl 215
Dupont
Goetjen Charles, driver Dohrmann & Co., dwl 118 Valpa-
raiso
Goetjen Henn-, barkeeper J. H. Dnihe, dwl SW cor Mar-
ket and Steuart
Goetjen Henrj- J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Green
and Montjomer\'
Goetjen Nicolas, dwl 1032 McAllister
Goettel Theodore, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg: Factorj',
dwl 222i Ritch
Goetter Charles. carcarpent«r Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Goetting- Charles, musician, dwl 316 Pine
Goetting Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms. 316 Pine
Goetz Andrew, hquor mixer, dwl S s Tjier bet Octavia
and Laguna
Goetz Balthaser, wood and coal, 514 Union, dwl 522 Fil-
bert, rear
Goetz Charles, machinist, dwl 144 Shipley
Goetz Louis, carriagetrimmer Albert Folsom, dwl 52S
Bush
Goetz AVilliam, clerk Kennedy, O'Neill & Brennan, dwl
cor Third and Mission
Goetze Andrew, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl S s Tyler
bet Octa\ia and Laguua
Goetze Henn.\ groceries and hquors,NE cor Montgomery
and Union
Goetze John, papercarrier, dwl 66i Shipley
Goetze William, frescopainter, dwl 326 Fifth
Goewey James M. (J. 3f. Goeicey tt Co.). dwl 314 Turk
GOEM'EY -I. M. ■£ CO., importers and wholesale
liquors. 409 and 411 Front
Goev Ying (Chinese), fancv goods, 93S Dupont
Goff Almon B.. glazier John L. Hall, dwl 113 Fell
GOFF CHARLES P., attorney at law, office 622 aay,
dwl 727 Vallejo
Goff Francis, glassblower Pacific Glass Works, cor Minne-
sota and Solano
Goff Hugh, plasterer, dwl 217 Minna
Goff Jacob, grainer Hopps & Sons
Goff Joseph J., expressman, dwl 36 SulHvan's Building
Goff Richard C, collector Preston k McKinnon, dwl 108
Tehama
Goff William, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Goff. See Gough
Goffin Louisa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 40 Natoma
Gofield John, asphaltumroofer, dwl SW cor Seventh and
Brannan
Gogan Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 515 Pine
Gogan John, laborer Kimball Manuf. Co.. dwl 515 Pine
Gogan Richard, baker U. S. Bakery, NE cor Folsom and
Fourteenth
Gogarty Owen, carpenter, dwl 63 Tehama
Goger Charles, timier Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 531
Mission
Goggan Jnhn, bootmaker, dwl 42S Clementina, rear
Goggin l)a\id (Luman, Rafferty d: Co.), dwl 340 Tehama
GOGGI\ EDHr\D W., foreman Francis & Valentine,
dwl 2623 Mission
Goggin John B., shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl 428
Clementina
Goggin Walter, clerk S. W. Levj-, dwl 2623 Mission
Gogozzo Giovanni, gardener Garrison Stephano, dwl E 3
Guerrero nr Sixteenth
Gobi An^T'ine, laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Gold Hill Tunneling Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.), office 414 California
Gold Mountain Gi>ld Mining Co. (San Bernardino, CaL),
office 513 California
Goldaracena Ramon, machinist, dwl 431 Turk
Goldbeck Charles, groceries and liquors, 1171 Howard,
dwl 1423 Leavenworth
Goldberg Charles, baker and confectioner, 414 Jonea
Goldberg Frank Miss, saleswoman Gleeson & Fell, dwl
112* Silver
Goldberg Jacob (L.'Lebenbaum & Co.), dwl 941 Howard
Goldberg Jacob, stockbroker, dwl 404 Stockton
Guldberg Philip, tailor, 9 Post, dwl 1416 Polk
CroUlberg Samuel, tailor, 347 Third
Goldberg Simon L., foreman Esberg &. Bachman. dwl 2114
Howard
Goldberg Solomon L., furniture and carpets, 241 Thix-d,
dwl 1124 Silver
Golden Acre Nurserj', Eraile Meyer proprietor, San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-ninth, dep<!it 27 Gearj'
Golden Age and Empire Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.), office 116 Leidesdorff
GOLDEN .IGE FLOI RING MILLS, F. D. Conro &
Son proprieturs, 717-721 Dattcrv
Golden Bartley, laborer, dwl 1703 Mason
Golden Chariot Mining Co. (Idaho), Louis Kaplan secre-
tarj-, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Golden City Brewery, Gottlieb Brel3e proprietor, 1431
Pacific
GOLDE\ 4'ITY CHEMICAL MORKS, H. P. Wake-
lee manager, W s Seventh bet Brannan and Townsend,
office SE cor Montgomerj' and Bush
Golden City House, James Rickards proprietor, cor San
Bruno Road and Silver Av
Golden Crown Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), office 331
Montgonierj' room 14
Golden Daniel, laborer, dwl 214 First
GOLDE\ DAW.\ THE (Women's monthly), Dora Dar-
moore editress and prr'prietress, office 532 Clay
Golden E., Mrs., janitress Model School
Golden Eagle Hntel, Diedrich Bmns proprietor, 112 Polk
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL, Hartnett & Banr pro-
prietors, 402-406 Broadway
Golden Edward, maltster Empire Brewer^', dwl 176 Jessie
GOLDEN ERA (weekly), Thomas J. Foard publisher
and proprietor, office 605 Clay
Golden Gate Brewerj', Charles Metzler proprietor, 713 and
715 Greenwich
Golden Gate Chemical Works, John T. Jeffress proprietor,
NE cor Beach and Buchanan
GOLDEN GATE DRIVING VARK, N s Point Lobos
Av bet Twenty-fourth and T^venty-fifth avs, 5 miles
from Citv Hall
GOLDEN GATE FLOIRING MILLS, Horace Da^1s
& Co., proprietors, 41-i9 First
Golden Gate Hotel, Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus proprie-
tor, 134 and 136 Fourth
Golden Gate House, August Hermann proprietor, 204
Steuart
Golden Gate House, Thomas Murray proprietor, 510 Da\is
GOLDEN GATE MARKET. Henry J. Boese proprie-
tor, SE cor Da\is and Clark
Golden Gate Nursers', David Neely proprietor, NE cor
Folsom and Twentieth
GOLDEN GATE P.tRK, entrance Baker bet Oak and
Fell, commissioners' and superintendent's office 302
Montgomery"
Golden Gate Plaster Mills, Reighley, Lucas & Co. pro-
prietors, 215 and 217 Main
Golden Gate Soap and Candle Manufacturing Co., office
240 Montgomery, room 9
Golden Gate Sugar Refinerj", SE cor Polk and Grove
Crolden George, machinist, dwl 504 "Washington
Gi'lden George W., porter John Renz, dwl 80i Stevenson
Golden James, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
449 Stevenson
Golden James, bricklayer, dwl 446 Natoma, rear
Golden James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Golden James, shoemaker, dwl 132 Oak
Golden John, cooper, dwl 735 Brannan
Golden John, laborer, dwl 21 Moss
Golden John, laborer, dwl 919 Union
Golden John, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Fifth and Townsend
Golden John, laborer George Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay
and Jones
Golden John, laborer Palace Hotel
Golden John W., clerk Thomas Golden, dwl 219 Turk
Golden Michael, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 449
Stevenson
Golden Robert, shooting gallen,-, nr Third and Market,
dwl 414 Pacific
Golden Star Cracker Co., Joseph A, Dorr manager, 704
Sansom
GOLDEN -STATE IRON "WORKS, Palmer. Knox &
Co. proprietors, 19-25 First
Golden State Pump Manufactorj' and Brass Foundry, M.
D. Lasswell proprietor, 747 Mission
Golden Sun Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), office 331
Montgomery room 17
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. &. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Neal secretary, office 419 California
Golden Tliomas, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co., dwl
147 Minna
Golden Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Golden Tliomas, undertaker, 917 Market, dwl 219 Turk
Golden Thomas H., painter, dwl 219 Turk
Golden Timothy J., hairdresser George Howard, dwl
Seventh bet Mission and Howard
Goldenson Marcus, farmer, dwl 233 Fell
Goldfish B., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Goldfish H., merchant, dwl 44 Tliird
Golding Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 48 Louisa
Golding Thomas, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado,
dw'l 656 Folsom
Goldman Beniard, hairworker, 850 Washington
Goldman Isaac A., real estate, office 218 Sansom, dwl 1914
Howard , „ r>7
Goldman Isaac W. (of Shoenfeld, Goldtnan <b Co., Pleas-
anton, Alamfda Co., Merced, Merced Co.. and 1 u-
lare, Tulare Co., Cal.), office 421 Sac, dwl 411 Mason
Goldman .lacob, carpenter, dwl 617 Post
Goldman Jacob, laborer, dwl 935 Folsom
Goldman Jacob, market, 1202 Stockton, dwl 20 Mason
Goldman Joseph, dwl 508 Ellis ■„»,*„
Goldman Max, fancy goods, NW cor Pacific and S.ockton,
dwl 618 Green
Goldman Solomon, bootmaker, 218 First, dwl 426 Clem
Goldmann B., clerk, dwl 18 First
Goldmeyer Isaac, butcher, dwl 308 Sixth
Goldmevor Louis, market, 307 Sixth, dwl 308 Sixth
Goldsber" Margaret (widow, colored), dwl 908 Powell
Goldschmidt , broker, dwl 418 Bush , , „.„
Goldschmidt Albert, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co. dwl Vli
Goldschmidt L. Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 605 Post
Goldschmidt Leon, insurance solicitor, dwl 605 Post
Goldschmith Adolph, tailor, dwl Natoma nr New Mont
Goldsmith Ahhie J. Miss, teacher music, dwl 366 First
Goldsmith Abraham M., bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, 116 Battery, dwl 416 Jones ,,,,,.
Goldsmith "Ann (widow), dwl E 3 Leavenworth bet Union
and Filbert „ :, , , r,nA
Goldsmith Anson, merchant, office 108 Sansom, dwl 1020
Goldsmith Arnold, salesman H. Friedlaiider & Co., dwl
720 McAllister ..,_ ^ , o t,
Goldsmith Bernard, clerk Kohn & Goldsmith, dwl 8 Pow-
ell
Goldsmith E. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Prunary School,
dwl 415 Jones
COIiWSMITlI r.EOKOE, liquor saloon, NW cor Bat-
tery and Pacific, dwl 610 Lombard
Goldsmith George, tinsmith Francois Belhomme, dwl 605
Post
Goldsmith Gustav, clerk County Recorder, dwl 359 Jessie
G.'ld-inith Isaac, meat inspector, dwl 416 Jones
G.'ldsmith John N., student Heald's Business College
GHldsmith Jonathan G., bookkeeper, dwl 356 First
Ouldsmith Joseph, mariner, dwd 721 O'FaiTell
Goldsmith Joseph, merchant, dwl 259 Stevenson
Goldsmith L., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 1119
Post
Goldsmith Lion, bookseller, dwl 900 Post
Goldsmith Louis, insurance agent, dwl 921i Howard
Goldsmith Nathan (Kohn Ji G.), dwl 36 SL\th
Goldsmith Oliver, clerk Thomas Jennings & Co., dwl 7J1
Goldsmith Oliver E., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 355 First
Goldsmith Rose Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
dwl 416 Jones „ „ j , ,/vio
Goldsmith Rudolph, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 1018
Goldsmith Samuel, merchant, dwl 18 Hampton PI
Goldsmith Simon, fancy goods, 250 Third, dwl 18 Hamp-
GoldmliS Solomon (A. S. Elfelt <t Co.), dwl 1018 Post
GOLItSMITH WlLll.OI E.. card and seal engraver,
607 Montgomery, dwl 1114 Market „ ,, , , ,„,
Goldsmith William F., policeman City Hall, dwl biS
Stevenson „ , , . . c
Goldspiiik James, woodcarver John B. Luchsinger H hon,
dwl 34 Hayes
Goldstein Abraham, tailor, 927} Folsom
Goldstein Amelia Miss, teacher Bush St. Cosmopohtan
Primary School, dwd 202 Seventh
Goldstein David (Goldstein A MiUzner), dwl 1022 Dupont
Goldstein Emanuel L., capitaUst, office 629 Clay, res Ger-
many
Goldstein Eva (widow), ladies' and children's wear, dress
trimmings, etc., 120 Kearny, dwl 212 Sutter
Goldstein Henry, laborer, dwl 39 Jessie
Goldstein Hiram P. (KircMveger cL- <?•), dwl 14 Turk
Goldstein Julius, pressman Abraham Waldstein, dwl 454i
Tehama . , , , t^ ..
Goldstein Kaufman, waiter 631 Commercial, dwl Dupont
bet Jackson and Pacific
Goldstein Leon, printer, dwl 605 Taylor
Goldstein Louis, expresswagon, cor California and h.ear-
ny, dwl 464^ Tehama
Goldstein Louis, tailor, 311 Pine ,
Goldstein Michael, candjmiaker, dwl 39 Jessie
Goldstein Morris, upholsterer James W. Burnham & Co.,
dwl cor McAllister and Van Ness Av
Goldstein Peter, manufacturer ladies' tmderwear, 464J
Tehama
Goldstein Rosa (widow), dwl 938 Howard
Goldstein Samuel, capitalist, office 116 Battery, dwl 504
Stockton
Goldstein Samuel, tinner, dwl 400 McAllister
Goldstein Simon (Goldstein X- Cohen), dwl 345 Minna
Goldstein William, agent E. L. Croldstem, office 529 Clay,
dwl 315 Tyler . , „ /^
Goldstein & Cohen (Simon Goldstein and Hermann Co
hen), importers and manufacturers human and imita-
tion hair, 126 Sansom . ., r ,j
Goldstein & MiUzner (David Goldstein and Leojmld
MiUzner), fancy goods and clothing, 740} Washington
Goldstone Charles, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
435 Montgomery, dwd 1042 Howard
Goldstone Golda Mrs., furnished rooms, 1061 Howard
Goldstone Henry, clerk William Kleemann & Co.
Goldstone Jacob, clothing, 9'26 Dupont
Goldstone John B. (StarUrd A (?.), dwl 12i Russ
Goldstone Mitchell, furnishing goods, 12 Bush, dwl 1423
Goldstone Myers, clerk 81 Califoniia Market, dwl 535 Stev
Goldstone Samuel, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., dwl
1061 Howard . . „ j i cruj
Goldsworthy Arthur, cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwl 506
Brannan ., t, ,_ j i coa
Goldsworthy James, barkeeper Jones & Dunbar, dwl 630
Sacramento ,,„_« j imo
Goldthwait A. , salesman Littlefield, Webb & Co. , dwl 1416
Goldtree Nathan, merchant (of J. Gold-tree Brothers, San
Luis ObiKoo), office 26 Batter}', dwl 624 Pine
Goldwater Michael, merchant (of J. Goldwatcr i- Brother,
Ehrenbern, A T.), office 100 Battei-y, dwl 421 Lddy
GoUawav Mary (widow), dwl NE cor Fifteenth and Miss
GoUer John C, cabinetmaker Goodwill & Co., dwl 0 Mon-
GoUiiiWalterW., local .igent Transatlantic Marine Ins.
Co. (Berlin), dwl 13 Eddy . .
Golliot Francis, machinist, dwl 645 Mission
Golhiick Marks, junkpeddler, dwl 408 Fifth
GoUo v., musician, dwl 40 Eddy , „„„ „
Gollop John L., bagmakcr Neville & Co., dxvl272 Bran
GollvAmbroise, watchmaker and jeweler, S^\ cor Dupont
and Montgomery Av, dwd 620 Filbert
Gollv John, hairdresser, dwl 520 Filbert
OOiXl' .lOlIX B., publisher, bookseller, and import-
ter, 31 Kcarnv, dwl 505 Greenwich , ,, ^ „
Golly Joseph, barber, SW cor Dupont and Montgomery
Av, dwl 620 Filbert ,
Golly Leon, clerk John B. Golly, dwl 520 Filbert
Gokii Joaquina (widow), dwl N s Mills PI nr Dupont
Golti! Theophile, dwl 532 Pacific ,
Golzene Christian, cabinetmaker G. Uefflnger & Co., dwl
Goma^ Johii.'stairbuilder Dillon & Drew dwl 25 ()ak
Gomes Frank, bootblack C. Lyons, dwl cor Union ana
Battery
Gomes Joseph, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Gomez Antonio, steward stm El Capitan, Oakland FOTy
Gomez Antonio F., messenger Na\7 PajTuaster s Office,
dwl 520* Sutter „ ., „ e. c , j _
Gomez Bonefacio, porter Pacific Mail S S. Salvador
Gomez Domingo, saddler Trinidad Flores, dwl 7 St.
Goraez'john, captain schr Comet, dwl 5 Washington
Gomez M. D. H. (xvidow), furnished roouis ,30 Folsom
Gomez P. Leon, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Gomez Prisiliano, compositor El Tecolote, dwl 715 Valle o
Gomez Ralaele, stevedore, dwl S s Union bet Sansom and
Gomo°John E., stonecutter William Mathews, dwl NE cor
Fifth and Howard
GetlheMilitoe Transplanted Oysters fromMOE&AN&CO., 87 California Market
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Goucalvcs Manuel, shoemaker, 614 Post
Gonder Andrew B.. attorney at law, dwl 1226 Mission
Guiiilnin August, barber J. Boisseau, dwl Guillaume Tell
Hotel
Gonad , laborer Union Iron Works
Gonnella Domenico, barkeeper, dwl 621 Pacific
Gonnin^r Patrick, laborer Kem Norton, dwl E s Railroad
Av bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
Gonson Peter, restaurant, dwl Oil Minna
Gonyeau John B., carpenter, dwl 1720 Sutter
Gonyon T. H., joiner, dwl 510 Pacific
Gonzales Antonio, pantr\Tnan Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Gonzales Carlos, saddlemaker Tiburcio Carlos
Gonzales Cruz (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Gi»nzales Edna Miss, clerk Howe Machine Co., dwl Powell
nr Sutter
Gonzales Frank, laborer John 0. Strauch, dwl E s Ohio
bet Vallejo and Broadway
Gonzales John, haruessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
5-11 Mission
Gonzales Joseph, deckhand stm New World, Front St.
^^^la^f
Gonzales Josephine (widow), midwife, dwi 6 Sonoma Alley
Gonzales Juan, coalpasser Pacific ilail S. S. Costa Rica
Gonzales Juan, hamessmaker, dwl 541 Mission
Gonzales Manuel, bootmaker, dwl cor Steuart and Mar-
ket
Gonzales Manuel E., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
52S Green
Gonzales Natalia (widow), dwi 4 John
Gonzalez Catherine (widow), dwl N s Elizabeth nr Guer-
rero
Gonzalez Dominick (Johii^ton d- G.), dwl 949 Howard
Gonzalez Edward, printer, dwi 440 L'nion
Gonzalez Man", laundress, dwi 7 Morey Alley
Gonzalez J., dwl Sll Stockton
Giinzalez Joseph, clerk Johnston & Gonzalez, dwi 949
Howard
Gonzalez de Villalon Isabel Sirs., restaurant. 42S Bdwy
Gonzalez de VlUalon Silvano, waiter, dwi 42S Broadway
&iod , blacksmith. Union Iron Works
Ciood Christian {Good ^i- Tschurr). dwl 1(>09 Leavenworth
Good Emma J. 5Iiss. dwl 1213 Leavenworth
Good Friday Gold Muiing Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), office 402
Montgomery room 1
&:.od Harrj- C. {Leveti, Fitch J- (?.), dwl 611 Taylor
Gi'od Henr>", horsetrainer, dwi 036 Conunercial
Good Henrv L., bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 610 Howard
Good John, dwl 611 Taylor
Good John B., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 433
First
Good John B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwi 4.33 First
Good Richard, hostler A. De Tavel, dwi Sll Howard
Good & Tschurr (Christian Good and CJirijifian Tschtirr),
confectiiinery and restaurant, 227 Keamy
Ciiiodale Daiid, physician, dwl 1106 Kearny
Goodale H. A., machinist Addison Potter, dwl "VNTiat
Cheer House
Goodall Charles {Goodall, Xelson tfc Perkins), dwi 52S
Sixth
Goodall Edwin, cashier Goodall, Nelson & Perkins S. S.
Co.. dwl 717 Shotwell
Goodall James E., assistant liquidating' clerk Naval Office
Custom Hoiise, dwi 1310 Calif'.irnia
GOODALL. XEL.SON" «t FEUKIXS (Charles Good-
nil, Chri--<t"pher Xelifon, atid George C. Perkins),
ayents Goodall, Nelson & Perkins Steamship Co.
Southern Coast (Los Angeles and San Diego, etc.) Line
Steamers, Victoria Mail Line, and proprietors tug-
boats Wizard, Waterwitch, Neptune, and Minnehaha,
and agents Sprhig Vallev Water for shipping, office
10 Market
GOODALL MELSOX A PERKIXS STEAMSHIP
CO.. Charles GiX'dall president, Christ. tplier Noi^iin
vice-president, George C. Perkins treasurer, Edwin
Goodall secretan,-, office 10 Market
Goodall Samuel E., purser stm Salinas, dwl 528 Sixth
Goodchild Mary (widow), dwi 1705 Stockton
Goodchild Samuel B., barkeeper Buckley's Varieties, dwi
1705 Stockton
Goodenougb Alexander, machinist, dwl 549 Er>'ant
Goitdiellow Michael, laborer, dwl 5 Meacham PI
Goodiellow Thomas, driver California Cracker Co.
Got>dfellow- Thomas J., barkeeper, dwi 601 Powell
Goodhart E., ]}eddler, dwi 1 Ashbiulou PI
Goodhart George C. , packer Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co., dwl 20 Gear}-
Goodhind Richard H., mining, dwl 533 Sacramento
Goodhue James, milkman, dwi 511 Gough
Goodhue Thomas H. , carpenter, dwl W s Eighth bet Har-
rison and Brjant
Goodkind Abraham, salesman Fecliheimer, Goodkind &
Co., dwi 1004 Van Xess Av
Goodkind Henrj- (Fcchheimer, G. .t Co.), dwi 1004 Van
Ness Av
Goodhind Richartl (Richard Goodkind tfc Co.), dwi 429
Montgiimen-
GOODHl.XD RK'UARD A <0.. commission mer-
chauts, and stock and moneybrokers, office 429 Mont
Goodman , tailor, dwl 4 Clay Av
Goodman A., proprietor Metropolitan Club House, 13
Post, dwi 44 Third
Goodman Abraham, importer and jobber bat^, caps, etc.,
133 Sansom, res New York
Goodman Adolph, salesman Abraham Khne, dwl 153
Clara
Goodman Antony, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl
S70 Fotsom
Goodman Benjamin F., salesman WilUajn Hessler, dwl
700 Broadway
Goodman Da\id (Hart d: G.), dwl NW cor Larkin and
Sutter
Goodman David, tailor, dwl 4 Clay Av
Goodman Frederick, dwi 412 Post
Goodman Geoi^e (colored), porter, dwl 7 Miles Place
Goodman H. K., dwi 414 Pacific
Goodman Isaa^, clerk Op(>enheimer & Bro., dwl 711 Ellis
(xoodman Isaac, expresswagon, SE cor Keamy and Wash-
ington, dwi 1127 Tjier
Goodman Isadore, manager M. Franklin &; Brother, dwi
325 Larkin
Goodman James, carpenter, dwl 1906 Mission
Goodman James, helper Moj-nihan & Aitken, dwl 129 Fol
Goodman James, paver, dwl 13 Harlan PI
Goodman J. H., plasterer Palace Hotel, res San Rafael
Goodman John, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Goodman John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
IISO Harrison
Goodman John, milker Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Josd
Rfiad nr Industrial School
Goodman John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Goodman Joseph, clerk Colman Brothers, dwl 32i Harriet
Goodman Joseph T., capitalist, dwi Occidental Hotel
Goodman Louis (Oppenkeirner d- Bro.), dwl 711 Ellis
Goodman Marcus, tailor, 943 Folsom
(roodman Rachel (widow), housekeeper, dwl 325 Larkin
Goodman Samuel, salesman Abraham Kline, dwl 153
Clara '
Goodman Sarah (widow), dwl 32it Harriet
GOODMAN THEODORE H'„ general passenger and
ticket agent Central Pacific R. R., office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 10, dwl 26i Keamy
Goodmann George, woodcarver, dwl 423 Bush
Goodmansen Andrew, carpenter, dwl 19 CVook
Goodmansen Lawrence, captain schr Skylark, dwi 19
Crook
Goodnow Albert L. (Patchell <.b G.), dwl 234 Fifth
Goodrich Henrj-, dwi 510 Stockttm
Goodrich James H., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 11 Powell
Goodrich John, ticket agent, dwi 510 Stockton
Goodrich John H. (Kerr a; G.), dwl S s Fulton bet La-
gima and Buchanan
Goodrich Levi J., clerk General Office Cal. Pacific R. R.,
dwi 621 Pine
Goodrich Thomas H., shoemaker, dwl IS Eddy
Goodridge Henrv C. , merchandise accomit clerk CJustom
House, dwi 600 Bush
Goodruni Georu'e, masiter mariner, dwl 33 Twelfth
Goodsell De C.^M., real estate, dwl 429 Fir^t
Goodsell William T., clerk J. C. Johnson &. Co., dwl 1
Marian PI
Goodstein Abraham, peddler, dwl 124 Olive Av
Goodstein Isaac, expresswagon, 24 Sansom, dwi 124 Olive
Av
Goodwin Adolph P., junkdealer. dwl IGOG Powell
Goodwin Alfred, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj'
Goodwin Benjamin, correspondent S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, dwi 640 Stevenson
Goodwin C. H., laborer, dwi NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
Goodwin Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwi 640 Stevenson
Goodwin Frank G., carpenter, dwl 215 Minna
Goodwin Harry, dwl 636 Commercial
Goodwin Harn,-, djok William J. Baily, 54 First
Goodwin Henri', steward stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Goodwin James, laborer W. J. Cady, dwi 127 Minna
Goodwin James H., clerk (Seorge A. Potter, dwi 1214
Market
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIHECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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Goodmn James P. (Goodmn & Co.). dwl 1313 Taylor
Goodwin James P. Jr., salesman Goodwin & Co., dwl
1313 Taylor „ , , , „ ,-.
Goodwin Lewis (D. E. Spencer A Co.), dwl Cosmopolitan
Goodwin Lewis, agent Goodwin Pump Co., office 6 First,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Goodwin Lewis, mining, office 419 California room 28,
dwl S60 Market , , , .
GOODWI\ M. * CO., importers and wholesale wines
and liquors, 407 Battery , ,„, t,-,*^
Goodwin Michael (M. Goodinn i- Co.), dwl 434 Fifth
Goodwin Pump Co., manufacturers pumps, fire engines,
etc Lewis Goodwin assent, office .S First
Goodwin Robert H., bookkeeper, dwi V27 Pine
Goodwin Sophie (widow), furnished rooms, 40,S O Farrell
Goodwin Susie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 640 Stevenson
Goodwin T., tailor L. Kelly, dwl Sansom nr Washington
Goodwin Thaddeus, lumber, dwi 138 Seventh
Goodwin Thomas, groceries, NE cor Harrison and Oak
Grove Av ^ ^^
Goodwin Thomas, stevedore, dwl 49 Clementina
Goodwin Thomas, teamster, dwi 12 Brj-ant Av
Goodwin William, seaman Colorado S. N. Co. s stm Mon-
tana, Folsom St. ^Tiarf „ , . r, rr
GOODWIN A CO. (James P. Goodinn, George H .
Briitnn, and Genrne B. May), importers furmture,
bedding, etc., 312 Pine
Goody John, dwi 815 Bush , , „„, ,.
Goody John (E. Mordaunt i- Co.), dwl 331 Kearny
Goody John, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 31 Eddy
GoodV Robert, dwl 37 Second
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., Joseph Frazer agent,
607 Market, Grand Hotel , , „, „ r, v,
Goodyear Watson A. (Goodyear ,fc Blalce), dwl 216 Bush
Goodvear& Blake (ITatfOii A. Goodyear and Theodore
A Blake), mining and civil engineers, office 216 Bush
Goold Edmond L., attorney at law, office 609 Kearny, dwl
Grand Hotel , , „ , ti » i
Goold E. Louis, clerk Rudolph Hochkofler, dwl Grand Hotel
Goold. See Gould , , .„ , .
Goonan E., laborer Kimball Maiiuf. Co., dwl Brannanbet
Eighth and Ninth
Goonan Margaret, dwl 611 Geary, rear
Goor Charles, liquor saloon, 12 Fourth
Goovan Adolph, cooper, dwi 21 Harrison Av
Goravan Michael, laborer, dwi 111 Jessie
Gorhy William, painter John F. Kennedy
Gordon A. C, capitalist, dwl 318 Pine
Gordon A. P., house carpenter, dwi 44 Ritch, rear
Gordon Armond, tinsmith and plumber, dwi Sixteenth
bet Dolores and Guerrero
Gordon Bernard, currier and leather factor, 510 Market
Gordon Charles, dwl W s Sixteenth bet Guerrero and Do-
Gordon Charles, laborer KimbaU Manuf. Co., dwl 428
Third
Gordon Charles, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom , „ , , .„.
Gordon Charles P., salesman George S. Haskell, dwl 605
Gordon Charles W., printer and stationer, 326 Sansom,
dwi 733 Mc.Mlister , ^ - j i ,;oo
Gordon C. PoweU, bookkeeper Edward E. EjTe, dwl 528
Harrison „ „ , , r-^n-»» i .,*
Gordon Darid A. , compositor Bacon &C.i., dwi 689 Market
Gordon Edward, hamessmaker Dennis FenneU, dwl 21b
Sixteenth
Gordon Edward S., carbuilder. dwi 428 Third
Gordon Fi^nk L. (Bogardu." d- G.), dwl 26 Ellis
Gordon George, gasRtter Bush & Milne
Gordon George, laborer, dwi 154 Dora, rear , , ,,,
Gordon Crtorge F., clerk McAllisters & Bergm, dwl 131
GordJrTGeorge G., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwi 331 Minna
GORDON GEORGE W., attorney at law, office 622
Clay, dwi 916 Stockton j , „„, o
Gordon Harry-, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl 631 Sao
Gordon Henry, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento , , ,„
Gordon Henp-, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 49
Clementina ^ ^ ^ , „„. „
Gordon Henry G., clerk Adams, Blmn & Co dwl 650 How-
Gordon James, pressman Morning Call, dwi 6.S8 Howara
Gordon James A., longshoreman, dwl 26 Howard, rear
Gordon James E., salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl
318 First
Gordon John, bellhanger, dwl 413 Broadway
Gordon John, bootblack, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo
Gordon John, expressman, dwl 1904 Polk
Gordon John, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 18 Clara
Gordon John, machinist Howe Machme Co., dwl cor IMth
and Jessie , , ,, , ^ -
Gordon John, watchmaker Tucker Jewelry Manufacturing
Co., dwl 16 Hubbard
Gordon John, watchman, dwi Western Hotel
Gordon John A. , clerk Palmer Bros. . dwi 154V Dora
Gordon John H., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
946 Howard
Gordon John P., shipcarpenter, dwl 54 Fu-st
Gordon Joseph, dwi Morton House
Gordon Julia (widow), dwl 318 First
Gordon Levina (widow), dwl 402 Sutter
Gordon Louise (widow), dwi 1615 Laguoa
Gordon Martin, mason Palace Hotel
Gordon Man- (widow), dwi 226 Chestnut
Gordon N. Henrv. bookkeeper Home Mutual Insurance
Co., dwi 317 Eddy , . ^ j , „„
Gordon Nicholas, clerk B. F. Sherwood & Co., dwl 665
Washington , , . „ ^i .
Gordon Noah M., proprietor Maine Lodging House, 614
Keamy
Gordon Patrick, laborer, dwi 527 Geary, rear
Gordon Patrick, paver Omnibus R. R.
Gordon Robert, stevedore, dwi 931 Folsom , , „„
Gordon Samuel, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 628
Folsom
Gordon Samuel, laborer, dwl 644 Folsom
Gordon Samuel A. (Gordon X- Burke), dwi 107 Eighth
Gordon Sheldon S., decorator, dwi 1811 Stockton
Gordon Stephen, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 927 Geary
Gordon Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Gordon Thomas, upholsterer Russ House
Gordon Walter, packer Pacific Oil and Lead Works
Gordon Wellington, principal Point Lobos School, dwl
5-28 Harrison , „„ ^ ,
Gordon William (colored), bootblack, dwl SE cor Jackson
and Davis , ,,._ , „ ,
Gordon William, machinist Jonathan Kittredge, res Oak-
Gordon William, porter C. C. Hastings & Co., dwi 145
Tehama
Gordon William, seaman stm Ventura . , , „„ j„,
Gordon William G. , marblcworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
462 Minna, rear
Gordon William M., stockbroker, dwl 553 First
Gordon & Burke (S. A. Gordon and M,ch<u;l Burke), im-
porters and manufacturers cigars and tobacco, 842
Gore Benjamin B. , commission merchant and commercial-
broker, 318 Front, res Oakland
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley ^\ ater -ft orks, dwl
11 Essex . ,
Gore Nancv R. (widow), dwi 408 Greenw-ich
Gores Frederick, baker, dwi 813 Filbert, rear
Gorevan James, porter John Parrott, dwl 1002 California
Gorevan Thomas, stonecutter, dwi Park Hotel
Gorflnkel Aaron, dry goods, 230 Sixth
Gorflnkel Joseph, clerk A. J. Prager. dwi 230 Sixth
Gorfinkel William, hairdresser, 1226 Market
Gorgault Peter, mason Palace Hotel
Gorger Charles, gasfltter, dwi 531 Mission
Gorgett Zatique, mason Palace Hotel , „„„ o
Gorham George C, secretary U. S. Senate, dwl 220 San
ToS(^ Ay
Gorham Charies E., commission merchant, SE cor Front
and Pine, dwi 117 Capp
Gorham Daniel, assistant entry clerk Naval OfBoe Custom
House, dwl 15 Verba Buena
Gorham Daniel, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
airham L., third officer Paciiic Mail S. b. Salvador
Gorham Michael C, groceries and liquors, 164 Jeasie, dwl
Gorham Richard, housemover Hyde & Chester, dwi 214
Gorh'^aTvalTntine, laborer, dwl NW cor Tehama and
Gorlrain Wesley T., clerk Newton Brothers & Co., dwl 117
Gorhim'\Villiam A., with Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 111 Minna „ « j «„„»
Gorhey Michael, expresswagon, NE cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, dwl 118 Perry
Gori Angelo, liquor saloon, 24 Washington
Gone Gregory, laborer 11 Sixth
Gorie James (Weed cC- (?.), dwl 9M Market
Goringe John, expressman, cor Montgomery and ^Vasn-
ington, dwi 1904 Polk
MORaAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock ftom New York.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.
Goriseii C, sailmaker Pacitlc Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Gorley Hu;<h A., dwl SW cor DeWsadero and Sacramento
Gorlier James M., waiter Franijois Lacoste, dwl 742 Pine
Gorman Andrew, foreman varnisher L. & E. Emanuel,
dwl S Calhoun
Gonuan Catherine (^widow), dwl 22 Eleventh
Gorman Catherine fwiduw), dwl S20 Vallejo
Gorman Dennis, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
321 Minna
Gorman Dennis, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
2723 Folsom
Gonnan E., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 236 Sutter
Gorman Edward, clerk Duden Fr6res & Co., dwl 820 Val-
lejo
Gorman Ellen (widow), dwl N s Cortland Av nr Cal Av
Gorman James, engineer, dwl 5 Rausch
Gonuan James, fireman, dwl 625 Da\-is
Gonnan J. B. Miss, teacher South S. F. School, dwl 231
Second
Gorman John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Gorman John, laborer, dwl 821 Filbert, rear
Gorman John, liquor saloon, NE cor Hayes and Polk
Gorman John, stevedore A. C. Freese. dwl 8 Calhoun
Gorman John, varnisher Cal. Furaiture Manuf. Co., dwl
8 Calhoun
Gorman Joseph C, tinner James Maguire, dwl 22 Turk
Gonnan K. E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Graumiar
School, dwl 31 Eddy
Gorman LawTcnce, hostler Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl 75
Minna
Gonnan Margaret (widow), dwl 311 Clementina
Gonuan Margaret Mrs., ludgmgs, 75 Minna
Gorman Marj- (widow), dwl 157^^ Clara
Gorman Michael, boilemiaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 221 Folsom
Gorman Michael, boottreer U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 23 First Av
Gorman Michael, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor^',
dwl E s Larkin bet Beach and Jefferson
Gorman Michael, oysterman George Bernstein, dwl 239
Minna, rear
Gorman Owen, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor North Point and Larkin
Gorman Owen, porter Lick House, dwl 605 Howard
Gonuan Patrick, expresswagon, SE cor Sutter and Kear-
ny, dwl SW cor Polk and Elm Av
Gorman Patrick, farmer, dwl Buerra Ranch W 3 Ocean
House Road nr Ocean View House
Gorman Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Gonnan Peter, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 106 Te-
hama
Gorman Simon, melter Hanscom & Co., dwl 315 Folsom
Gorman Susan ilisa, parasolmaker John D. Barr, dwl 820
Vallejo
Gonnan Thomas, farmer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach
Road nr Laguna Honda
Gorman W. E., dwl Morton House
Gonuan W. J., principal South S. F. School, dwl 31 Eddy
Gormes Antonio P., seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Gonney James, laborer, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Gomiley James, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl Globe
House
Gormley John, teamster Patrick H. Short, dwl N s Post
bet Powell and Mason
Gormley John F., plasterer, dwl 2006 Taylor, rear
Gonnley Michael, bricklayer, dwl 12 Heron
Gormley Thomas, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 230 Cliestnut
Gonier Charles, steward 531 Commercial, dwl 533 Com-
mercial
Gorrill Charles H., secretari,' and treasiu-er Pacific Bridge
Co., office 606 Montgomery room 16, res Oakland
Gorrill Richard W., bridgebuilder Pacific Bridge Co., dwl
413 Brannan
Gorrsen Christian, sailraaker William Wood, dwl 1224
Keaniy
Gorsage W. H., blacksmith, dwl 304 Beale
Gorseher Kate (widow), lodgings, SE cor Brannan and
Seventh
Gorton Albert S., cooper, 417 Main
Gorj- yiary Miss, cook Mrs. M. T. Thompson, dwl 534
Bush
Gosch Ludvig, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
Gosland Thomas, painter, dwl 13 Sherwood PI
Goslin Ada Miss, actress, dwl 641 Washington
Gosliner Joseph, clerk Lindners Kron, dwl 733 Folsora
Gosling James, architect, office 712 Montgomery, dwl 713
Natuma
Gosling Joseph, architect, office 608 Market, dwl 809
Grove
Goslinsky E. & Co. {Gefirje Brownstt-in), importers to-
bacco and manufacturers cigars, 219 and 221 Battery
Goslinsky Elias (ii". Gostui--iky tO Co.), dwl 1822 Geary
Gosman Frederick, real estate, dwl 1123 Dupont
Gosney Mark, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St. WTiarf
Goss Jacob, commission merchant, dwl 436 Stevenson
Goss James R. ,cari>enter, dwl 16 Natoma
Goss John, student at law Nourse & Phelps
Goss Michael, poultry, game, etc., 504 Clay, dwl NE
cor Stockton and Francisco
Goss Peter, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Goss Peter, teamster N. Davidson, dwl cor Pennsylvania
Av and Sierra
Goss William, physician, dwl 17 Third
Gossman Thomas, propertjTiian California Theater, dwl
510 Howard
Gostike Morris, peddler, dwl 907 Folsora
Gostorfs L. B., check clerk Bank of California, dwl 839
California
Gotebade Manuel, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Josii and San Bruno roads
Gotelle Anthony, stableman Ferdinand Gotelle, dwl 1123
Jlission
Gotelle Ferdinand, livery stable, 1123 Mission
Gotlieb Henr^', clerk, dwl 13 Everett
Gotte A. F., seaman, dwl 37 Patific
Gotte Heniy, bookkeeper A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl
Silver Av nr San Jos6 Road
Gottheim Louis, cutter Simon Silberstein, dwl 437 Green
GOTTIC: LAMKE^'t'K, president German Savings and
Loan Society, office 526 California, dwl 1310 Pine
Gottleib Louis, boot and shoemaker, 429 Dupont
Gottlob August, dwl 29 Minna
Gottlob Marks, tailor Louis Kalisky, dwl 29 Minna
Gottschalk Charles H. , watchmaker and jeweler, 413 Mont-
gomerj', dwl 1014 Taylor
Gottschalk Edward L. (King d: G.), attorney at law and
commissioner deeds Missouri, office 207 Sansom third
floor, dwl 513 Franklin
Gottschalk Ferdinand, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 448 Minna
Gottschalk John F. A. , dwl S s Greenwich bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Gottschalk Mary Mrs., midwife, dwl 448 Miima
Gottid Gardner, laborer, dwl 222^ Ritch
Gottung Charles W., cooper, dwl 409 Clementina
Gottung Frederick, metallic sign engraver Hopps & Sons,
dwl 409 Clementina
Guttung George C, painter Henrj' Wagner, dwl 409 Clem
Gottmig Henry C, painter Henrj' Wagner, dwl 4U9 Clem
Gottung Jacob P., salesman 417 Sansom, dwl 409 Clem
Gotze E. A., teamster, dwl 1520 Dupont
Gotze W., frescopainter, dwl 326 Filth
Gouch Joseph, barkeeper William W. Black, dwl 1054
Howard
Goud George, carpenter James J. Jones, dwl Mission bet
First and Second
Goud George L., salesman George H. Tay & Co., dwl 909
Clay
Gouge C, superintendent French Hospital, S s Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth
Gougelet Alexandre, cook Gailhard Hotel Restaurant
Gougeon Charles A., bookkeeper Moyuihan & Aitken, dwl
1120 Mission
Gongh , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Gough Francis, chief engineer Pacific MailS. S. Grenada
Gough Frank, glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl cor
Minnesota and Solano
Gough H. Dorsey, attorney at law, 30 Montgomerj' Block,
dwl 1219 Stockton
Gough James, hquors and wines, SE cor Brannan and
Seventh
Gough James E., foreman Roe Allen, dwl 669 Market
Gough John, groceries and liquors, 1121 Folsom
Guugh Nicholas, laborer A. A. Jennings, dwl S 8 Sacra-
mento nr Central Av
Gough Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 25 Frederick
Gough Thomas J., bookkeeper Marcus Hawley & Co., dwl
3 Hampton PI
Gough William, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 468 Jessie,
rear
Gough William, laborer, dwl Western Hotel
Gough William, laborer Palace Hotel
Gough William, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Gough. See Goff
Gould Adin B., dwl 325 Jessie
Gould Alexander, stevedore Menriea & Bingham, dwl 1306
Montgomery
Gould Alfred S., real estate, dwl 634 Sutter
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Paoifio Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, P. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
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Gould Annie Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Gould A. S., miner, dwl 8 Mason „ „ , ,
Gould Charles B., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
2537 Folsom j , „„, „ ,.
Gould Charles G., carpenter 3'22 Jackson, dwl 231 Pacific
Gould Eleanor (widow), dwl 033 Post
Gould Ellen K. (widow), varieties, 1604 Pacific Av
Gould Fanny D. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 14 Essex
Gould George, clerk, dwl 900 Clay
^iould, George, signpainter Hopps & Sons
Gould Henrv (Bnbmck & G.), res Oakland
Gould Henry, mason, SW cor Turk and Hyde
Gould J. L. Rev., clergyman, dwl 720 Calilomia
Gould Joseph A., carpenter, dwl 760 Folsom
Gould Nelson C, shoemaker J. Irwin, dwl 240 Jessie
Gould Peter F., laborer, dwl 120 Howard, rear
Gould Richard, laborer, dwl 2S Natoma
GoiUd S. P., tailor Lawrence Kelly, dwl 2/} Fourth
Gould Thomas, liquor saloon, 1019 Market, dwl 644 Na-
Gould Thomas B., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
522 Folsom
Gould Walter E.. clerk Evening Post, dwl 933 Post
tiOinO .t fHKRl- SJIVEK M. *'«• (Storey Co.,
Nev.*, Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, olhce 438 Cal
Gouldcn .I'.ihii, laborer, dwl 919 Union . , „,„
Goulden Williim F., gilder John Taylor & Co., dwl 919
Gouldhi Thomas, hairdresser. 1430 Stockton, dwl Mont-
gomery^ Av bet Vallejo and Green
Goufdin Thomas, teacher phonography and telegraphy
1430 Stockton, dwl Montgomery Av bet\alle30 and
Green
Goulding John, teamster, dwl 1320 Sacramento, rear
Goulet Isidore, merchant tailor, 416 Montgomery, dwl 642
Jessie .
Gouley Ellen (widow), dwl 1324 Pacific
Gounnaes Louis, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo
Gourfav John, actor Bella Union Theater
Goustiaux A. Mme., teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 6 Martha PI
Goustiaux August€, collector French Mutual Benevolent
Society, dwl 5 Martha PI
Gouvi Emilio, laborer Diez, Bertz & Co.
Gouzanes George, butcher Silverberg & Zimmerman, dwl
NW cor Fifth and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Gouzy John B., groceries and liquors, SW cor Dttpont
and Broadway, dwl Foa's Building
Gouzy Pierre, collector and carrier Courrier de San Iran-
cisco, dwl Foa's Building „ .,,. j ,cio
Gove A. B., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 612
Leavenworth
Gove Andrew J., manager Eureka Warehouse, mv cor
Montgomery and Chestnut, dwl 925 \alIejo
Gove AquiUa, porter John L. Hall, dwl cor Prospect Av
and Coso, Bernal Heights
Gove Isaac W., master bark Oak Hill, dwl 622 Lombard
Gove John, mason, dwl 231 Jessie
Gove John H., cotton and hay compressor Eureka Ware-
house, dwl 926 Vallejo
Gove Louis, laborer What Cheer House
Gove West, stevedore A. C. Freese ^ , s wii
Gover Mining and Milling Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Wil-
liam O. Wilson secretary, office 402 Front
Government House, Mrs. L. Kuennecke proprietress, NW
cor Sansom and Washington
Gowan Edward, painter, dwl 210 Jones
Gowan William, salesman Tobm, Dansson & Co., dwl 210
Jones
Goward H. G., cook, dwl 414 Pacific
Gower John, chemist, dwl E s Octavia bet Post and Sutter
Gowing George, sewing machines and findings, 9 Post,
Gowril James, paperruler, 326 Sansom, dwl 1012 Mont
Graac T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 31/ Fre-
mont . „. n ^ An-r
Graaff Julius S., salesman California Cigar Box Co., 427
Sacramento, dwl 1288 Ellis , -o,- r-,„.«
Graaff Samuel (Samml Graaff i- Co.), dwl ,26 Green
Graafl Samuel & Co. (Frederick Lieker), cigar manufact-
urers, 539 Cl.ay and NE cor Dupont and Pacific
Graban Robert, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 609 Cal
Grabe Frank, wines and Uquors, W s San Bruno Road nr
Qm^^LouS (Fortmaml F. & Co.). dwl 313 Clementina
Grabert Frederick, watchman Pacifie Mail S. b. Great
Republic
Grable Hattie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 314 Fifth
Grablier J., expresswagon, cor Pacific and Dnpont
Grabs August, butcher Fi'cd Katz
Gracchi James, dwl 430 Vallejo
Grace Daniel, laborer, dwl Gody nr Mission
Grace Daniel J., laborer, dwl Gody nr Mission
Grace David, fireman stm Clinton, dwl 625 Davis
Grace Edward, hairdresser, dwl 237 Stevenson
Grace Henn- S., jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 21
White PI
Grace John, carpenter, dwl 419 Stevenson
Grace John, carpenter, dwl Guerrero bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third , , , „ „ j i m
Grace John, horseshoer, 184 Stevenson, dwl 16 Rondel 1 1
Grace John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway j , ,,„
Grace John, teamster Hej^vood & Harmon, dwl 31Z
Grace^'ohn W. (J. W. Grace J: Co.). dwl 1602 Howard
<iK it'E .1. W. * CO. (.James F. Chapman), shipping
and commission merchants and importers, 40 Cal
Grace Max, jeweler California Jeweh-y Co., dwl 430J Clem
Grace Michael, laborer, dwl Gody nr Mission
Grace N. P., carpenter Palace Hotel
Grace Patrick A., bookkeeper Charles M. Plum &Co.,dwl
Grace Tlion^i^,' laborer, dwl E s Txvelfth bet Folsom and
Howard „ t, c n
Grace W , fireman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S. Co.
Grace William, carpenter, dwl 227 Second . , o,t
Grace WiUiam, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 217
Grace WiUiam P., carpenter, dwl 304 Townsend
Grachet F., dwl 121 Sutter
Graeio Jerome, miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Grader Francis J., manufacturer agricultural imple-
ments, SE cor Mission and Beale, dwl California Av
nr Isabel, Benial Heights
Gradwohl Meyer (Grndiruhl ,(• Cohen), dwl 806J Crfjary
Gradwohl Abraham, clerk S. Morris, dwl 826 Green, rear
Gradwohl Henrj', clerk James Luck, 537 Foxirth
Gradwohl Morris, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl 636
Commercial ,, ,
GKVDWOHI. * C'OHEJT (Meyer Gradwohl and
Morris Cohen), butchers, 73 California Market and
60 Washington Market j ,,,t^u „
Gradj , upholsterer A. Berson & Son, dwl 11 Fulton
Grady Dennis, laborer Pacific Warehouse, dwl Hinckley
bet Pinokney and Vallejo ^. .~ j
Grady Dennis, stonecutter, dwl W s Gilbert bet Townsend
and Brannan _ ., , , ,. ^ t^- i *u
Grady Edward, liutcher, dwl W s Railroad Av bet Eighth
and Ninth avs. South S. F. „ , »
Grady James, clerk Colman Bros., dwl 120b Stockton
Gradv James J. , tanner, dwl 20 Jessie, rear , , , , „
Grady James T., helper Risdon I. and L. W orks, dwl 1122
Folsom
Grady John, engineer, dwl 49 Jessie, rear . , ,„,
Grady John, laborer Jackson Iron Fotmdry, dwl 4o4
Stevenson , , ^ ^. ^ i,
Grady John, milkman, dwl W s Sanchez bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth , .,,„^r.,
Grady John H. , varnisher Samuel Bendit, dwl 1122 Folsom
Gratlv Mary (widow), dwl 1122 Folsom
Grady Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 81 Clementina
Grady Michael, bootmaker, 628 Third
Gradv Michael, coachman, dwl 789 Chestnut
Grady Michael, market, SW cor Post and Taylor, dwl 1
Lewis PI . , . «. ^ ii
Grady Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Sanchez bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Gradv Patrick A., laborer, dwl 312 Beale
Grady Robert E., hatter Julius Boysen, dwl 1122 Folsom
Gradv Timothy, carpenter, dwl 1 Lewis PI
Graef Charles T., law student, dwl 613 Pine
Gracfen Charles E., clerk U. S. A. Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl 445 Natoma
Graefner Mark, liquor saloon, 404 Fourth
Graf August, Imndiy , dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-seventh,
Graf^Hcnry, deric Duden Frires & Co., dwl 1618 Folsom
Graf Jacob (Gro/.(- ^)ll««l''2), dwl 411 Post
Graf& Amstutz (Jacob Gra/ and Uennj L. Amstutz),
wat<:hmakers and jewelers, 31.5 Kearny
Graft Albert, silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 333 Bush
Graff George, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl 615
Sacramental
Graft Justin, machinist, dwl 428 Minna
Graff Louis, blacksmith. Railroad nr Sixth Av South b.
F., dwl cor First Av and Kentucky, South b.f.
Graff Robert W., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft i Co., dwl
407 OFarrell
Earitan Hiver Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
TO BOOH BX7VEH.S.
HORACE H. MOORE,
BOOKSELLER,
609 MONTGOMERY STREET,
San Ws^S(,nciMe€»i Csi.l»
lias recemly roturiied fiom the Eastern States, with an extensive and varied collection of rare
•ind valuable books, purchased at the Trade and other Auction Sales. His stock now comprises
any rare and valuable Standard Works, Suitable (or Public and I'rivate Libraries, and a fine
.lleclion of lllusiraied H..<,1;<. which are offered for sale at extremely low prices.
A SI'I.ENDID ASSOKTMBNT OF
ALSO, A FULL LINK OF
LAW BLANKS AND STATIONERY.
HOHACE H. MOORE,
' ^: O 9 M O >^ T G O M E R Y S T R K E T ,
San Francisco, Cal.
OLD STAND OF H. H. BANCROFT & CO.
Mti^Mif^H mrm !•; i-: t ,
..^ \ FIvESERICg W. BEST, Lessee i.
J Ihoi-r Til Ira Wf. 1 -~
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f Ijiol^ciu l^^lejant \|emiilc of Kjclitama
.)\V FAST AITROACIIIKC COMPLETION, WILL 1»K
One of the Largest and Most Perfect Houses of
Annusement in America.
Ill nil (he detail- of ronstruction special care and study 1m.%. ,,.,-,, niveu tu KooM,
( MKORT AKI) PkKKKCTION IN THE AoCOfSTIC PROFEKTIKS OF THK HoVSE. J-orlUKress
MiuU-ciessmost ample provision has been made, and every eonveniencc provided to seeiire
tlie o.fmfort of the. audience. The latest and most approved Stage Maehinerv and i^erts will
I be used, and, in all rcs^.t-, the Furni.liiiisf tlnouirli.'iit this elegant Temple of the Uiama
will be unsurpassed.
I -i The Auditorium will seat 2560 Persons
IN ADDITION TO THK ACCOMMODATIONS OF
TWELVE PROSCENIUM BOXES and EIOHTEEN PRIVATE BOXES,
ARRANOKD AI50JND THE DRK6S CIRCLE.
The Grand Opera HorsK will be opened for the patronage of the Public »'>°;'^;;'« fi;;^,'
! of .Inne, next, and in directing attention thereto,, the Lessee would ^tnte ^at U ■ «" ^^^k
aim to present a class of entertainments of the highest and most pleasing character, that cannot
i fail to secure public approval.
I FIUST-CLASS .\RTISTES, and ladies and gentlemon of acknowleged ability, desmng
engagements, address,
FREDERICK W. BERT, Lessee and Wanager,
S». O. box: 187
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Graff William, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 37 Minna
Graff W. T., laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Graffam Benjamin C. grlassblower Pacific Glass Works,
dwl W s Iowa ur Solano
Graffelman Henn', plumber G. & W. Snook, res Oakland
Point
Grageii Martin, laborer, dwl E s Ninth nr Harrison
Graiiaiu Andrew, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Georgia nr Sierra
Graham Aunie H. Mrs. (colored), ladies' hairdresser, 205
Sixth
Graham Bernard, car insjiector Southern Pac. R, R., dwl
1215+ Fulsom
Graham C., cooper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 303 Beale
Graham Catherine (widow), chickenrauch, W s San Bruno
Road
Graham Charles, miner, dwl 304 Beale
Graham Cornelius H. (ir. B. Cluf »£■ Co.\ dwl N s Teha-
ma bet Sectiud and Third
Graliam D., barjiilot stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Graham D.. calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Graham Da\id, lodgings and liquor saloon, 234 First
Graham E., lather Palace Hotel
Graham Edward, upholsterer, 1 O'Farrell, dwl 5 O'Farrell
Graham Elizabeth ^widow), SE cor Jersey and Castro
Graham Elizabeth Mrs., groceries, 19 Lewis PI
Graham Ellen (widow), dwl 425 Oak
Graham Emma (widow), dressmaker, dwl G03 Geary
Graham Emma Miss, teacher Ladies' Protection and Re-
lief Society Home. NE cor Gean," and Franklin
Graham E. V. Miss, teacher San Bruno School, dwl Potre-
ro Av ur Twent\-fourth
Graham George, clerk, dwl 747 Howard
Graham George, cooper Samuel T. Hubbell, dwl 308 Beale
Graham Hugh, stableman I. J. Morse, dwl S Carlos PI
Graham Irvine, salesman F. B. Taylor Co. , dwl 907 Larkin
Graham J., dwl 909 Jackson
Graham James, drajTiian, 116 Front, dwl 907 Larkin
Graham James, laborer, dwl 19 Lewis PI
Graham James, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 521
O'Farrell
Graham James, soda manufacturer, dwl 14 Bannam PI
Graham James C. {Sca;jrave ,(• Graham), dwl N s Nine-
teenth bet Howard and Shotwell
Graham James E., driver Simmons, Daley & Maxson, dwl
NE cor Stockton and Union
Graham James G., machinist, dwl California Av opp Har-
rison, Bemal Heights
Graham James H., clerk Sa\*age & Son, dwl 425 Oak
Graham James J., master mariner, dwl 126 Bernard
Graham J. F., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Graham John (Seagrave d- Graham), dwi N s Nineteenth
bet Howard and Shotwell
Graham John, carpenter, dwl 528 Pacific
Graham John, carpenter I). A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 716
Howard
Graham John, teamster James Graham, dwl 9*)7 Larkin
Graham John, engineer stm New World, Front St. \Miarf
Graham John D., restaurant, dwl 123 Si>ear
Graham John T., miner, dwl Rutledge Av, Bemal Heights
Graham Joseph, cook Asa C. Waugaman, dwl 305 Union
Graham Mareelhis A., machinist, dwl 05Si Mission
Graham Mary H. (widow), dwl 1135 Clay "
Graham Jlichael, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Graham Monkhouse, clerk H. P. Wakelee, dwl 615 Post
Graham P., cook, dwl 530 Sacramento
Graham Patrick, laborer Henrj' F. WilUams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Graham Peter, groom William Le\-y, dwl 737 Folsom
Graham Robert, barkeeper Patrick H. McKeon, dwl 7
Wetmore PI
Graham Robert, traveling agent, dwi 1411 Hyde
Graham Robert D., organbuilder, dwl SE cor Jersey and
Castro
Graham Robert J., bookkeeper Coffin & Hendry, dwl W s
Columbia bet Guerrero and Dolores
eRAlLi.U ROBERT J., U. S. draj-man, office SW
cor Battery and Jackson, dwl 409 Jones
Graham Robert T., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
30 Main
Graham R. R., compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 17 Auburn
Graham S. R. A., newspaper agent, 423 Washington, res
Alameda
Graham Thomas, bookkeeper N. Curr>' & Co., dwl 600 Beale
Graham Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1005 Natoma
Graham Thomas, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
14 Rausch
Graham Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Graham Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Bn'ant bet Eighth and
Ninth
Graham Tliomas, machinist John Lochhead, dwl 551 Te-
hama
Graham Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Graham Thonias, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Graham Tliomas, waiter Russ House, dwl 422 Powell
Graham Thomas D., apothecary G. G. Burnett, dwl 600
Bush
Graham William, laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 220
First
Graham William, machinist, dwl 705 Front
Graham William, shoemaker, dwl 343 Jessie
Graham William, waiter, dwl 3S Nat^una
Graliam William C, machinist, dwl 65Si Mission
Graham William G., proprietor Morton House, 119 Post
Graley J>jhn. laborer, dwl 624 Sixth, rear
Graniani Antone, musician, dwl 20 Minna, rear
Grambart Herman, barkeeper Homestea<l, Point Lobos Av
Gramm John, manager City Gardens, cor Folsom and
Twelfth
Grammes C, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
Grampsas Paul, clerk Glaudianos & Co. , dwl S s Market
• bet Fourth and Fifth
Gran John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Granada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
office 419 California mom 19
Grancourt John B., com'ectinner, 1419 Stockton
OR.WU ARMY REriBSLir UALl, 155 New Mont
Grand Central Hall, SE cor Sixth and Market
(;RA\D t'EXTKAL MARKET, H. G. Blankman pro-
prietor. S s Market nr Sixth
Grand Division Sons of Temperance, secretary's office 432
Kearny
GRA\II> HOTEL, Johnson & Co. proprietors, NE cor
Market and Ne" Moutg«imerv
C;RA\0> JI KV rooms, 21 Citv Hall third floor
4^RAM> L00<;E F. a A. M., Alexander G. Abell
grand secretarv. Masonic TfUiple
GRA\U OPERA HOI'Si:, Frederick W. Bert mana-
ger, N s Mission bet Third and Fourth
Graudon Patrick, laborer, dwi 26 Jessie
Graner Charles {Graner d: Kittelhnrger), dwi 144 Perry
Graner & Kittelburger {Charles Graneraiid Charhs Kit-
tclbiayer), native wines and liquors, SE cor Kearny
and Commercial
Graney Catherine Mrs. (widow), nurse, dwl 20 Langton
Graney Frederick, miner, dwi 243 Stevenson
Graney George P., blacksmith, 3 Belden, dwl 1029 Sutter
Graney Michael, laborer, dwi 6 Geneva
Graney William P., teamster, dwi 13^ Dora
Granfield Thomas, laborer, dwi 1040 Howard
Granfield William {Granfield A: Hyncs),d\vl 1040 How
Granfield & H\iies {WiUiaiu Granfi4;ld and Michael
Htjiifs), wood and coal, 1040 Howard
Grange Numa, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansom, dwl 409
Turk
Granger H. , bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry, dwl 1111
Clay
Granger Samuel, machinist William T. Garratt, dwi 333
Tehama
«ra\c;er$* ba.vk of California, j. v. Web-
ster president, 415 California
Grangers' EmplojTuent tiffice, 6 Leidesdorff
Grangers' Immigrant Aid Bureau, office 6 LeidesdorflE
Gn.nj^ers" State Agency, office 6 Leidesdorff
Granges California, J. G. Gardner secretary, office 6
Leidesdorff
Granite Tunnel MiningCo. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), Walter
G. Holmes secretan", office 21 U. S. Court Building
GRA>\ISS CiEORGE W., agent heii« of Gen. H. W.
Halleck, and agent A. C. Peachy, Frederick Billings,
and Thomas H. Williams, office 43 Montgomery Block,
dwl ly^y Haw-thome
Granocce Salvatore, butcher G. De Luca, dwi 723 Sansom
Grant , printer, dwi 632 Market
Grant Adam {Murphij, Grant .{• Co.), dwi 1112 Bush
Grant A. H., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Grant Alfred H., clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., 521 Clay
Grant Alfred N., hay and grain, 1020 Market, dwi 463Stev
Grant .\rthur E., clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., 521 Clay
Grant Charles W., clerk Liverpool & Loudon & Globe
Insurance Co., dwi 71S Guerrero
Grant Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 309 Com
Grant Daniel J., shoemaker, dwi 637 Howard
Grant Daniel W. {Knaj^p d: G.), dwl 2114 Larkin
Grant Da\id, inspector Custom Hou^e, dwl W 8 Webster
bet McAllister and Fulton
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Grant Ebenezer, surveyor, dwl 238 Jessie
Grant Edwin, carpenter, dwl 73 Oregon
Grant Eleanor (widow), furnished rooms, 430 Minna
Grant Eliza (widow), dressmaker, dwl 254 First
Grant Ellen G. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl
1776 Howard
Grant George, longshoreman, dwl 249 Perry „ , , ,
Grant George, paying teller Anglo-Califomia Bank, dwl
1721 Clay
Grant George, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Grant George, stevedore A. C. Freese ^
Grant George A., carpenter New U. S. Marine Hospital,
Mountain Lake « , , j
Grant George E., office with Jones & Co, res Oakland
Grant George F., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 254 First
Grant George F., special agent North British and Mer-
cantile Insurance Co., office 219 Sansom, dwl NE cor
Stockton and Bush „ , , j
Grant George M. (,George M. Orant i- CO.), res Oakland
Grant George M. & Co., candle manufacturers and com-
mission merchants, office 323 Front , „ „
Grant George W., shipsmith, 133 Spear, dwl 319 Bp'ant
Grant Helen A. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
dwl (106 Harrison
Grant James, clerk, dwl 1004 Market
Grant John, dwl 133 South Park Av
Grant John, carpenter, 334 Minna, dwl 200 Seventh
Grant John, coppersmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 3
Grant John, furniture manufacturer, dwl 643 Mission
Grant John, mariner, dwl 636 Commercial
Grant John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Grant John, teamster Warren & Wilkinson
Orant John, upholsterer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Grant John, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 645 Mission
Grant John G., bakery and confectionery, 639 Fourth
Grant Joseph, porter Lick House Billiard Saloon
Grant Joseph, salesman James Yuill, dwl Ankeny PI nr
Powell
Grant Joseph, teamster, dwl 706 Tehama
GrantJ. P.,shipcarpenter, dwl27Silver . ,, o
Grant Lewis T., workman Aasayers Department U. s.
Mint, dwl 749 Howard . , „ _, ,. ,t o
Grant Lizzie P., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 127 Kearny
Grant Mary C. (widow), dwl 322 Fremont
Grant Marj' E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 8 Powell
Grant Patrick, boilermaker Machine Shop Southern Pao.
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Grant Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Minna and Fifteenth
Grant P. G., Shipmights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Grant Robert C. , brassmolder, dwl 143 Ridley
Grant Robert S., dwl 314 Fifth
Grant Sylvester, carpenter, dwl 655 Jessie
Grant Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 3 Lincoln PI
Grant Thomas, molder, dwl 53 Natoma
Grant Thomas C, general agent North British and Mer-
cantile Insurance Co., office 219 Sansom, dwl Cosmo-
GraiiTwrniain, boatman Vallejo St. -Wharf, dwl 3 Bdwy
Grant William, laborer Occidental Hotel
Grant William, steward Hose Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
Twenty-second nr Folsom ,_ . .„, „„j
Grant William L., expressman, dwl cor Twenty-first and
Grant wTlliam M., porter Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 11
Grant WiuLn T., clerk, 416 Sacramento, dwl 227 Second
Grantland John, patternmaker Risdon L and L. Works,
dwl 617 Mission
Grantz Adolph (Berthold * (?.), dwl 1111 Montgomery
Granville James, foundrjTuan Union Iron Works, dwl 42
Jessie, rear
Granville Joseph, carriagepainter, dwl 269i Clara
Granville Thomas, plasterer, dwl SE cor Sixth and Shp
Granville Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 783 Market
Granz Charles, varnisher, dwl 15 Langton
Granz Herman, furniture manufacturer South Point Mills,
Berry nr Third, dwl 815 Harrison
Gransow'F., laborer James De La MonUnya
GraoUicr John, expressman, dwl 2107 Stocktou
Grapcl John Jr., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 544 First
Grapel John J., restaurant, 544 First
Grard Edward, porter Prosper May, dwl 763 Uay
Graser Philip H., carrier California Demokrat, dwl 1
Grases Hattie Miss, hairdresser, 816 Washington
Grass Frcderiek, salesman Phipps & Flenniken, dwl 8
Central PI
Grass John, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Grass Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
Grasselle Eugene, laundry, 916 Powell
Grasshoff Charles, cook 605 Commercial, dwl cor Green
and Battery
Grasshoff Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1510 Powell
Grasso , dwl 424 Sansom , . , , ^
Grasso Angelo, bootblack John Solan, dwl Kearny nr
Broadway .
Grasso Domenico, marblepolisher S. Campodomco, dwl
cor Kearny and Broadway
Gratt George, brassfinisher, dwl 609 Washington
Grattan Edward (Sicotte <!; G.), dwl Chapultepec nr Coso
Av, Bernal Heights
Grattan William H., real estate, office 6 Hontgomery Av
third floor, dwl 1319 Powell
Gratto Frederick, shipwright, dwl 425 Fourth
Gratto Matthew, shipwTight, dwl 425 Foiu-th
Gratto Richard, shipwright L. S. Allen, dwl 426 Fourth
Gratzer Dominick, mth S. Lachman & Co., dwl 317 Bush
Graul Emil, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Nineteenth
and Folsom
Graul Franz, shoemaker, 1810 Market ^ . .
Graul Gustav, clerk Albert Kindler, dwl Fremont bet
Harrison and Bryant .
Graupner Gottlieb, wagonmaker, dwl 961 Mission
Grave B. & Co. ^William Neuwald), carriage and wagon-
makers, 423 Pacific
Grave Bernard (B. Grave <t- Co.), dwl 423 Pacific
Graver George E., clerk Hardy & Cottrell, 609 Wash
Graves A. C, repairer Horace M. Balch, dwl 432 Kearny
Graves Augustus B., wireworker J. M. Eckfeldt & Co.,
dwl 1410 Kearny :, , „ „ a
Graves Catherine H. (widow), tailoress, dwl 15 Second
Graves Charles A., clerk 412 Clay, dwl 1706 Stockton
Graves Frank 0. N., teamster John Lyons, dwl 32 Rausch
Graves George, clerk Mountain & Raye, dw-1 109 Oewy
Graves George C, extraman Engine No. 1 South S. t. n.
D., dwl Railroad Av, South S. F.
Grave Henry, dwl 414.i Shipley „,,,,„, . _
tiKATES IIIKAM T. (J. M. EchfeUt ct Co.), secretary
■ Masonic Savings and Loan Bank, dwl 1706 Stockton
Graves James, contractor, dwl SW cor Thirteenth Av and
M, South S. F.
Graves Mary L. (widow), dwl 113 Polk
Graves Ormin F. (Sheldon & G.), 337 Seventeenth
Graves Robert N. , mining, office 406 Montgomery, dwl 1298
Vin Ness A.V
Grave's S. A. , clerk Eastman & Neumann, dwl 1030 Mission
Graves Samuel, jeweler, dwl 1706 Stockton
Graves S. F., mate stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Graves Wilham, cook John D. Graham, dwl 13 Com
Graves W. J., attorney at law, dwl 206 Kearny
Gravier Alphonse, fruits and vegetables, 6 San Francisco
Market, dwl 431 Grove
Gravle , dwl 424 Sansom
Grawley James F., surveyor, dwl 213 Turk
Gray , builder, dwl 834 Mission
Gray , insurance, dwl 504 Stockton , _ _ „
Gray A L. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 616 Powell
Gray Alexander, manager Transatlantic Fire Insurance
"Co. of Hamburg, office 304 California, dwl NW cor
Washington and Octavia ,,,,„o. u
Gray Annie, saleswoman Ackerman Bros., dwl 1410 stoCK
Gray Benjamin F. (colored), carpenter, dwl 18 Stone
Gray Bernard J., mining secretarj-, office 438 California,
dwl N s Filbert bet Taylor and Jones
Gray B. F., law student, dwl Change House
Gray C. Miss, dressmaker, dwl Nucleus House
Gray C. D. (widow), dwl 1716 Clay
Gray Charles, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pekuig,
office NW cor Sacramento and Liedsdorfi
Gray Charles, strawpresser Forrest & Co., dwl 33 Moss
Gray CyTil V. (Gray A Brandon), dwl 128 Eleventh
Gray Daniel, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Gray Daniel, plumber and gasfltter, dwl 19 Tehama,
Gray Daniel L., carpenter, dwl 404 Seventh
Gray D. M., flrst-assisUnt engineer Pacific Mail 8. B.
'Cost^a Rica ,, , ,.. y n«
Gray Edward P., agent Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Oo.,
office 331 Montgomery room 7, dwl 310 Stockton
Gray Edwin G., clerk Bacquii5 & Co., dwl 1412 Pine, rear
Gray Ellen Miss, boarding, 347 Fourth
Gray Emilia Miss, hairdresser Leon Bineaud, res Oaklana
Gray Emmet, tidegauger, dwl Fort Point
Gray, Ferguson & Baldridge (irjidam./. Graj/, ^om<!»
A. Ferguson, and John B. Baldndge), haiidressing
saloon, 206 Montgomery-
Gray Frederick R. , clerk, dwl 809 Tyler ^_^
MOBGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.
Gray Georife, foreman Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Gray George D., bookkeeper Dolbeer & Carson, res Oak-
land
Gray George E., chief engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,
room G'2, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 1115 Bush
GRAY GILES H., siu-veyor Port of San Francisco,
office Custom House third floor (and Graydi: Haven),
res C>akhind
Gray Hector, dwl 314 Post
Gray Hcnr>- {Gray d: Marcher), dwl 61S California
Gray Henry {Weir d- G.), dwl 371 Brannan
Gray Howard H., patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwl 317
Third
Gray Henn' M. (X. Gray J: Co.), dwl 1009 Clay
Gray Henrj- W. {H. W. Gray d.-- Co.), dwl 647 Howard
Gray H, \V. & Co. (J. Roseberry aad iVillia/n WiUiam-
S(f7i), proprietors Yolo Mills, SE cor Market and
Beale
Gray James, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 525
Saci"amento
Gray James, molder Union Iron Works
Gray James, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 957
Merchant
Gray James M. (Daltorni: G.), res Alaraeda
Gray Jane Mrs., teacher elocution, dwl tioS Folsom
Gray Joel, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl t>li3 Powell
Gray John, dwl 15 Ellis
Gray Juhn, fireman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Gray John, laborer, dwl W s Bartlett bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Gray John, pantryman J. R. Reagan, 614 Montgomery
Gray John, restaurant and liquor saloon, SW cor First
and Howard, dwl 505 Howard
Gray John, special policeman, dwl 359 Brannan
Gray John, stockbroker, dwl 653 Folsom
Gray John A., weigher,. dwl 601 Taylor
Gray John H., carpenter, dwl T^ventieth bet Harrison and
Folsom
Gray Juhn M., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl 528
Bush, rear
Gray Juhn S., general agent BurUngton (Iowa) R. R.,
office 214 Montgomery, dwl cor Devisadero and Tjier
Gray John T. {Sutherlayid ct G.), dwl E a Shotwell bet
Twentj'-second and Twenty-third
Graj- Joshua, superintendent Pacific Wire Manufactorj-,
dwl 919 Shotwell
Gray J. W., seaman, dwl504Davis
Gray L. E., master mariner, dwl 149J Silver
Grav Marian B., operator Morris Freud, dwl 811 Market
GBAV M.4TTIIIA.S, unporter, whulesale and retail
dealer music and musical instnuuents, and publisher
sheet music, 623 and 625 Clay (after October 1, 1875,
105 Kearny), dwl SW cor Kearny and Lombard
Gray M. B., laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Gray M. H. Miss, teacher music, dwl 371 Brannan
Gray Michael, laborer, dwl 544 Howard
Gray Nathaniel (.V. Gray if Co.), dwl 1210 Mason
GRAY \, «*k t'O, {Henry M. Gray), undertakers, im-
porters, and manufacturers undertakers' materials,
warerooms 641-645 Sacramento
Gray Otto E., instrumentmaker W. D. Clark & Co., dwl
120 William
Gray Planet Gold Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.), office
40S California room 16
Gray Patrick, solicitor New Wisconsin Hotel
Gray Patrick F.. saloonkeeper, dwl 81 Clementina
Gray Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
Gray Peter, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 19 Tehama
Gray Richard, clerk General Freight Office Central Pacific
R. R., res Brooklyn
Gray Robert B., capitalist, office 302 Montgomerj* room
8, dwl 720 Bush
GRAV S.AMtEL C, leather factor, office 41S Batter^',
dwl 24 Ellis
GRAY TUO.UAS, president Pioneer Land and Loan
Association, office 405 California, dwl N s Filbert bet
Jones and Taylor
Gray Thoma.'^, steward Wisconsin Hotel
Gray Willett S., laborer, dwl 811 Market
Gray William, boatman, Broadway Wharf
Gray William, bookkeeper George Howes & Co., dwl 9
Van Ness At
Graj' William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Gray William, miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Gray William, salesman, dwl E s San Bruno Road bet
Twenty -sixth and Twenty-seventh
Gray William A. {Gray, Ferguson ,t Baldridge), dwl 206
Montgomery
Gray William A., collector Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
dwl 9 Van Ness Av
Gray William G., salesman William H. Cmnmings, dwl
San Bruno Road bet Twenty-sixth and T^veuty-
se^enth
Gray William H.. mining, office 417 Cal, dwl 809 Tjier
Gray William J. {F. T. Hmojhton tt Cu.), dwl 1514'Taylor
Gray William J., captain steam tugboat Joseph H. Red-
mond
Gray William S., salesman Pilsbun-, Adair & Co., dwl
2001 Taylor
Gray W. VaHance, lithograph artist A. L. Bancroft & Co. ,
dwl Murti^n HnusL-
GRAY A IE1MM»0\ {Cyril V. Gray atid Joseph li.
Brand"/! i, ;itti>niL:y3 at law, office 604 Merchant
GRAY A HWES {GUes H. Gray and James M.
Haven), attorneys at law, office 420 California
Gray & Marcher {Henry Gray and J. J. Marcher), car-
penters and builders, 618 California
Gray. See Grey
Grayson Albert H., assistant librarian Odd Fellows' Li-
brary', dwl 325 Montgomery'
Grayson George W., minmg, office 509 Cal, res Oakland
Grazia Eugene, dairjTnan, dwl 516 Pacific
Grazzo Carlos A., gardener, dwl Ws San Josti Road nr
Industrial School
Greany Michael {McKcnna d- G.), dwl 827 Brannan
Greauy Michael, seaman etm Bullion, Black Point
Greany Patrick W., laborer, dwl 6S Jessie
Great Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), office 302
Montgomery room 5
GREAT BRIXAI.X, W. Lane Booker consul, office 319
California
Great Eastern Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),
office 432 Montgomery' room 1
Great Eastern Yankee Notion Co. (ff. Wronkow 1- Co.),
importers and dealers Yankee notions, etc., 537 Mar-
ket
GREAT REGISTER, office 16 City Hall second floor
Great Western Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),
office 200 Sansom
Greathouse Clarence R. (Greathouse ct Haggin), dwl 823
Bush
GREATHOUSE «£ HAGGIS (Clareiice R. Greathouse
and Loiii^ T. Hoggin), attorneys at law, office 411^
California
Greaves Benjamin, shipping and commission merchant,
508 Batterj", dwl 3 Winter Lane
Greaves James, foundrjTnan, dwl 21 Stevenson
Greaves William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl cor Francisco and Mason
Greb Conra,d, cabinetmaker L, & E. Emanual, dwl 24
Garden
Greba William, cook 315 Batterj*, dwl 33 Natoma
Greco Pasquale, with Frank Caffiere, dwl 1112 Turk
Gredge George, actor Alhambra Theater, dwl 300 Fran-
cisco
GREECE, E. V. Sutter consul, office 513 Montgomery
Greeley Hunora H. (widow), dwl Cortland Av nr Ward,
Bernal Heights
Greeley James, bellman Grand Hotel
Greeley Janies, expressman, dwl 713 Commercial
Greeley Louise Mrs., saleswoman Edward C. Fetts & Co.,
dwl 303 Jessie
Greeley Minnie (widow), lodgings, 120 Seventh
Green Abraham {Green Bro);.), dwl 44 Third
Green A. F. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 408 Bush
Green A. F. in Co. {Julitts C. Green), proprietor Millbrae
Dairj', depot NW cor Fulton and Gough
Green A. H., Mrs., teacher Fairmount School, dwl Twen-
ty-third bet Valencia and Bartlett
Green Alfred F. {A. F. Green a.- Co.), Millbrae, San Mateo
Co.
Green Ann Mrs., liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and Four-
teenth
Green Anna (widow), furnished rooms, 234 Minna
Green Anna Mrs., dwl 59 Stevenson
Green Amiie Mrs., dressmaker, 315 Sutter
Green Annie Mrs., milliner.", 110 Sbcth
Green Arthur .(., cutter D. W. Emerson, dwl 525 Tehama
Green A. T., commission merchant, 3 Front, dwl 13 Haight
Green A. V., wood and coal, 511 and 513 Bush, dwl 408
Bush
Green Barney, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl Railroad
House cor Polk and Austin
Green Bros. {Abraham and Isaac), jewelers, 503 Keamy
Green Charles, assistant marine reporter Merchants' Ex-
change Association, Point Lobos
Green Charles, calker Pacffic Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
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San Prancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Green Charles, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Wash-
ington, dwl 1025 Dupont
Green C. J., shipcarpenter, dwl Tennessee ur Solano
Green Cornelius, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl SW cor
Third and Howard
Green Daniel, proprietor Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach
Road 3 miles S Cliff House
Green Daniel, tanner, dwl E s Gilbert bet Brannan and
Townsend
Green David, real estate, dwl 740 Minna
Green D. E., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 2311 Howard
Green Duff Mrs., dwl 2311 Howard
Green E. C. Mrs., dressmaker, Slli Minna
Green Edmund, mining, office 312 Montgomery, res Oak-
Greei'i Edward H., foreman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 364
Brannan
Green Eugene, laborer, dwl 117 First Av bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Green Francis B., draj-man, office 508 Sansom, dwl 457
Minna ^ , ,
Green Frank E., clerk Abraham Halse.v, res Oakland
Green Frank J., carpenter, dwl 1 Margaret PI
tiKEEN FKEOERlt'K, agent, office 39 Merchants
Exchange, dwl 720 Bush . , „„
Green Gardner, shoemaker John McQuade, dwl 1st, cor
Vallejo and Powell „ ■.
Green George, barkeeper Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach
Road , ,, ^.,
Green George, Court Exchange, Dunbar Alley rear City
Hall, dwl 1106 Mason .
Green George, laborer Anthony J. Griffith, dwl 506 Vallejo
Green George, painter, dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
Green George, painter Hupps & Sons, dwl 9 Verona PI
Green George, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Green George, shipsmith, dwl 61 Tehama
Green George, woolgrader, dwl 212 Minna
Green George G., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero,
dwl W s Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
Green George H., watchman County Jail, dwl Rutledge
Av nr Alabama, Bemal Heights
Green George W., butcher, 7 Centre Market, dwl 1207
Leavenworth j, ^-.^r-r^t
Green George W. Jr., clerk County Recorder, dwl 135 Fif-
teenth J , ^,A
Green George W. B., clerk Bacon & Stackpole, dwl (40
Green Gold and Silver M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 408
California room 9
Green Gustave (Bngnian J: (?.), dwl 732 Union
Green Harris, clothing, 114 Pacific, dwl 930 Montgomery
Green Harrj-, laborer, dwl 115 Shipley
Green Harrj-, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl
731 Vallejo
Green Henry, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Green Henrv, cabinetmaker Hemmiin Granz, dwl 714 How
Green Henry, fancvworker, dwl 1143 Howard
Green Henry, laborer, dwl 136 Chestnut
Green Henrv, laborer, dwl 222 Main ,„,.._ , ,
Green Henr,- H. (colored), bootblack, 825 Washmgton, dwl
609 Dupont
Green H. G., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Green Isaac (Green Bros.), dwl 825 Kearny
Green J. A., stableman Green & Co., 797 Mission
Green James, currier Daniel Mahony, dwl E s Howard nr
Sixteenth
Green James, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Green James, nurse, dwl 1100 Stockton
Green James, stevedore A. C. Freese , ,„„
Green James E., paperhanger George W. Clark, dwl 6 Cen-
tral PI . „ „ -, .
Green James H., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Green J. G. Mrs., dressmaker, 403 Bush
Green J. J. , student HeaUl's Business College
Green J. M., machinist, 229 Fremont, dwl 1109 Leav
Green John (E. Grisar 4 Co.), res Alameda
Green John (Oreen <t Okerhnut), dwl 10O3 Pacific
Green John, boilerraaker, dwl 9 Minna
Green John, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl 2018
Folsom
Green John, machinist, dwl 657 Mission, rear
Green John, ovster dealer, dwl 232 Perry , ,„,„
Green John, photographer George D. Morse, dwl 1018
Stockton
Green John, plumber, dwl 128 Silver
Green John, porter Oriental Warehouse, dwl W 8 Mont-
gomery bet Filbert and Greenwich
Green John, porter Reynolds & Ford, dwl 26 Natoma
Green John, pressman Morning Call, dwl 320 Broadway
Green John, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory
Green John, second-assistant engineer stm Ajax Oregon
S. S. Co., dwl 28 Moss
Green John, stevedore, dwl Green bet Sansom and Bat
Green John A., stockbroker, ofiice 418 Montgomery
Green John C, coffee and liquor saloon, 8 Jackson
Green John E. , liquor saloon, NE cor Tehama and Fourth,
dwl NE cor Third and Verona
Green John G., clerk A. V. Green, dwl 408 Bush
Green John L., capitalist, office 6 Montgomery Av, dwl
SW cor Fourteenth and Mission
Green John M., machinist, 229 Fremont, dwl 1109 Leav
Green Joseph, musician, dwl 506 Market
Green Julius C. (,A. F. Green J: Co.), dwl 322 Fulton
Green J. W. carpenter Palace Hotel
Green J. W., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl Bemal
Heights
Green LawTcnce, Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Green Leander D., salesman, dwl 740 Minna
Green Leon, mariner, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo
Green Lewis, upholsterer, 1007 Folsom
Green Louis (Green J: Seller), dwl 613 Stevenson
Green Lucius P., purser stm Montana, dwl 823 Bush
Green Mary, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 311
Ohio
Green Mary E. Miss, dwl 837 Broadway
Green Michael, miner, dwl 234 Minna
Green Michael, watchman Palace Ho«el, dwl 700 Brannan,
rear
Green Milton, dairy produce, preserved meats, etc., 63
and 64 California Market, dwl 2614 Folsom
Green Minerva E. , milliner Mrs. Coffin, dwl 457 Minna
Green Olof, cabinetmaker, dwl 769 Folsom
Green Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 416 Fell
Green Phojbe Mrs., dwl 532 Seventeenth
Green Point Dairy and Transportation Co. (Alameda Co.),
office 411i California room 9
Green R. i. (Green <t Co.). dwl 316 Sutter
Green Robert, laborer, dwl 731 Vallejo
Green Robert, mining, dwl 137 Montgomery
Green Robert Henry, canjenter, dwl 18 Eddy
Green Rosa Miss, domestic, dwl 414 Shipley
Green S. A., carpenter Palace Hotel
Green Samuel, baker, dwl 59 Stevenson
Green Samuel S. , salesman 420 Sacramento, dwl 930 Mont
Green Sarah E. Mrs. (colored), dwl Old San Jos^ Road nr
Industrial School
Green Saul S. , printer, dwl 308 Clementina
Green Simon, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 241
Fell
Green T. B. , laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Green Thomas (Green <t MeCxdUmgh), dwl 1106 Folsom
Green Thomas, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Green Thomas, physician, office 10 Third, res Oakland
Green Timothy, painter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Green Valley Blue Gravel M. Co., A. D. Carpenter secre-
tarv, ottice 605 Clay
Green W. H., farmer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach Road
nr Ocean View House
Green William, hostler Thomas Wilson, dwl 21 Turk
Green William, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Green AVilUam, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
Manhattan House
Green William, manufacturer furniture and bedding,
1016 Market, dwl 324 Ellis
Green William, rigger and contractor, 26 Howard and 137
Green WilUam, shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 607
Green William Jr. (William Green <t Co.), dwl 324 Ellis
Green William & Co. (Michael Phillips), gold and plated
jewelry, 219 Pine
Green William A., real estate, office and dwl 930 Market
Green William F., carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 771 Har-
Green William F., clerk 427 Sansom, res Oakland
Green William H., liquor saloon, 715 How, dwl 613 Bush
Green William T. Rev., clergyman, dwl 107 Grove
Green & Co. (K. I. Green), livery stable, 797 .Mission
Green & MeCuUough (Thomas Green and Peter McCul-
ioiMA), coal and wood, 1106 Folsom
Green & Okerlund (.John Green and Peter Okerhcnd),
wagonmakers and blacksmiths, 106 Washington
Green & Seller (Louis Green and David Seiier), clothing,
6S9 Market
Greenan John, laborer, dwl Ohio nr Montgomery
Greenbamn L. &, Co., nioneybrokers, 306 Montgomery
Greenbaum Louis (L. Greenbaum X- Co.), dwl 520 Eddy
Greenberg Abraham, dwl 1020 Powell
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Oc
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Green berg: A. H. , salesman Hecht Bros. , dwl 322 Mason
Greenber-^ Charles, clerk William O'Leary, 32 Steuart
Greenberj; Henry, real estate, office 300 Montgomery, dwl
322 Mason
Greenberg Joseph, bookkeeper Fabian Toplitz, dwl 661
Harrison
Greenberg Leon, superintendent Eagle Brass and Bell
Foundry, 205 Fremont, dwl Gtil Harrison
Greenberg- Leopold, crockery and glassware, 336 Kearny
Greenberg Max H., salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 322
Mason
Greenberg Morris (Greenberg tt- Co.), dwl 661 Harrison
Greenberg Samuel H., bookkeeper S. B. Dinkelspiel &
Co.,dwi322 Mason
Greenberg William, laborer Palace Hotel
Greenberg k. Co. (Morris Greenberg), proprietor Eagle
Brass and Bell Foundry, 205 Fremont
Greenburgb William, employe City and County Hospital
Greene Alexander, P., real estate, office 238 Montgomery
Greene Anne E. (widow), dwl loS-i Mission
Greene Benjamin J., master mariner, dwl 1309 Jackson
Greene Charles (fl^ucto;, Lambert d- Co.), dw! 110 Valparaiso
Greene Charles B., carpenter and builder, dwl 22 De Boom
Greene Charles I., teamster, dwl Tennessee nr Butte
Greene Charles M., bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins &,
Co., dwl 940 Mission
Greene Clay M., dramatic critic, dwl 1534 Mission
Greene Harrs' A., real est-ate, dwl 1534 Mission
Greene Henry E., mining, dwl 824 Keaniy
Greene Henrj' P., bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., dwl 909 Greenwich
Greene Hubert M., porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
253 Stevenson
Greene James G.. laborer, dwl W s Capp bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Greene K. Miss, teacher Broadway Granimar School, dwl
2121 Mason
Greene Michael F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Natoma
and Mary
Greene Mining Co. (Placer Co.. Cal.), office 330 Pine
Greene Nathaniel, dwl 14 Hawthorne
Greene Rowland J., carpenter William B. Eradburj', dwl
109 Montgomerj'^
Greene Samuel, cooper, dwl S s Fourteenth Av bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Greenebaum Berthold, salesman Greenebauni Bros., 7 San
GUEENEISAI'M ISKOTUEUS {Jacoby Moses, and
Heniian ), manufacturers, importers, and jobbers
clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 7 Sansom
Greenebamu Herman (Gree/iebaum Bros.), res New York
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebainn Bros.), dwl Lick House
Greenebaum Jacob (Green^batim ([■ Co.), dwl 1353 Post
Greenebaum Joseph, special agent Greenebaum &Co., dwl
S32 O'Farrell
Greenebaum Morris, bookkeeper Weil, Cahn k Co., dwl 832
O'Farrell
Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum Bros.), dwl 720 Gear}'
Greenebaum Sigmund (Sckmitt, G. <i: Co.), dwl 832 O'Far-
rell
GBEEXEB.ir.YI A t'O. (Jacob Greenebaum, Henry
Cohn, and John B. Luther), auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, 115 and 117 Bush
Greeneberg- Charles, janitor Mason St. Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 506 Leavenworth
Greentjwald Jacob (M. Deut-sch X- Co.), dwl 627 Green
Greenewald Maurice F. , commission merchant, 18 Battery,
dwl 231 Tyler
Greenewald Simon (Louis Sloss <t Co., and Funcke X-
Co.), dwl 1105 Van Ness Av
Greenewald. See Greenwald
Greenfield L. L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co. , dwl 734
Gear}'
Greenfield Stephen (colored), cook, dwl 1326 Pacific
Greenhalgh John H., plumber Charles W. Smith, dwl 246
Third room 14
Greenhalgh William C, patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwl
dwl 207 Second
Greenham Frederick, delivery clerk Cal. Pacific R. R.,
Broadway Wharf, dwl 215 Clara
Greenhood Hugo, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Freight
Office, dwl 1900 Stockton
Greenhood Jacob, merchant (Oakland), dwl 70S Green
Greenhood Moritz, general insurance agent, office 302
Sansom, dwl 20 Hampton PI
Greenhood William W., assistant weigher Custom House,
dwl 1900 Stockt<:»n
Greenhorn Gold M. Co. (Nevado, Cal,), J. F. Lightner sec-
retarj", office 438 California
Greenlaw Charles E. , painter, dwl 361 Minna
Greenlaw Frederick, shipcariienter, dwl 613 Mission
Greenlaw George, shipcarpenter, dwl 619 Third
Greenlaw John, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Tennessee bet
Mariposa and Solano
Greenleaf William, expresswagon-, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-eighth and Twen-
ty-ninth
Greeuleaf William C, master mariner, dwl W s Sanchez
bet Eighteenth and Hancock
Greenlees Ella M., bakery, 132 Eleventh
Greenless Hugh, carpenter California Mills, dwl 535 How
Greenless John H.. contractor, dwl 132 Eleventh
Greenman J. F., mining, office 438 California, dwl 23 Glen
Park Av
Greenough G. G., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery,
dwl Presidio Barracks
Greenough Man,' E. (widow), dwl 918 Larkin
Greensohn A., jeweler, dwl 44 Third
Greentree Mary E. Mrs., dwl 1212 Folsom
Greenville Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.), H. C. Kibbe sec-
retary, office 419 California
Greenwald Francis J., special policeman, dwl 510 Powell
Greenwald Mathew, expressman, dwl 826 Pacific
Greenwald Maurice, actor Maguire's Opera House, dwl 223
Kearny
Greenwald. See Greenewald
CiKEEXMICU DOCK T. S. BONDED WARE-
HOUSE. Searle &i Bode proprietors, NW cor Battery
and Greenwich
Greenwich Sarah (widow, colored), dwl 16 Virginia Alley
Greenwood , stevedore Menzies k, Bingham
Greenwood Edwin H., salesman 30 Cal5ornia Market,
dwl 16 O'Farrell
Greenwood George, dwl 941 Bryant
Greenwood Gold Mining Co. (Arizona), office 330 Pine
Greenwood Henrj% market, 36 Jessie
Greenwood J. A., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Greenwood James, steward St. Luke's Hospital, Lundy
Lane bet Esmeralda and Virginia avs, Bemal Heights
Greenwood John, carpenter and builder, dwl 215 Ellis
Greenwood Joseph, longshoreman, dwl W s Main nr Fol
Greenwood La^\Tence, lodgings, 303 Third
Greenwood Marshall, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
cor Sixteenth and Howard
CiREE.N'M'OOD MOMCOE, superintendent Fire Alarm
and Police Telegraph, office Brenham PI, dwl 713
Hayes
Greenwood Rosamond (widow), dwl 132 Eighth
Greenwood Thomas, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co.,
113 Da\i3
Greenwood Thomas, clerk William Steuart, dwl 215 Ellis
Greenwood William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
GREENWOOD WILLI.UI M.. with Dickson, DeWolf
& Co. . 410 Battery, and pr« ii>riet<.)r India Rice Mills, E s
Fremont bet Howard and Mission, dwl Grand Hotel
Greenzweig George (Nast it- G.), dwl 614 Sutter
Greer George, waiter Windsor House
Greer Isaac, clerk, dwl 793 Mission
Greer James, plasterer, dwl 422 Powell
Greer Jane E. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl
609 Seventeenth
Greer John, laborer, dwl 79 Jessie, rear
Greer Joseph, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Greer Juha A. Miss, dwl 708 Stockton
Greer Mary L. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl
609 Seventeenth
Greer Robert, typefounder, dwl 609 Seventeenth
Greer Robert W., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 609 Seven-
teenth
Greer Samuel, plasterer, dwl 418 Powell
Greer William, billposter Ke.rt & Co., dwl 420 Jackson
Greer William, eari>enter, dwl 226 Eighth
Greer William McFarland (Henderson ds G.), and teacher
guitar, dwl 942 Mission
Greerson P., plumber Palace Hotel
Greet W., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Grecves George M., dwl 46S Jessie
Greevy John, hostler Thomas H. Bowlen, dwl cor Pacific
and Kearny
Greffoz Julien, watchmaker Barrett & Sherwood, dwl 1004
Powell
Greffoz Juhen Jr., watehmaker, dwl 1004 Powell
Greffs , boilermaker Francis L Curry
Gregans Philip W., laborer, dwl Mary nr Alabama, Bemal
Heights
Greger George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Mis-
sissippi and Santa Clara
Greget Leopold, florist, Franklin bet Lombard and Green-
wich
PACiriC COAST BUSIITESS DIEECTOBY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Greg^ Alice C. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl '2110 Polk
Greg-g Andrew K., attorney at law, dwl 1312 Pine
Gregg Donald, butcher, dwl 80 Everett
Gregg James C., bookkeeper I. & A. M. Cook, dwl 541
Fourth
Gregg John, porter 329 Montgomerj-, dwl W s Larkin bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Gregg John 0., laborer, dwl 1205 (1305) Green
Gregg Joseph W., carpenter S. M. Hills' dwl 2110 Polk
Gregg William J., laborer Central Pacific K. R., dwl N s
Townsend bet Third and Fourth
Greggains J., lather Palace Hotel
Gregoire Louis, salesman Payot, Upham&Co., dwl IS La-
fayette
Gregor George, mariner, dwl 714 Howard
Gregor Trinidad, shoemaker, dwl 520 Broadway
Oregon' Edward, butcher Donnelly, Dunn & Co., dwl
RaUroad Av nr Sixth Av, South S. F.
Gregorj* Frederick, papercarrier, dvd 438 Fremont
GREIwOKY ME\RY P., importer machinery and sup-
plies, S\V cor First and Market, res Oakland
Oregon" Hugh McCullough, captain Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 930 Market
Gregory J., boilermaker Francis I. Ciurj'
Gregory John S., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 79 Jessie
Gregory O., laborer Palace Hotel
Gregory Samuel, fireman, dwl 22S Folsom
Gregor>' Thomas, cook ilontgomery Hotel, dwl 7 Garden
Oregon' Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
^303 Hayes
Oregon' Thomas B., shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Oregon' William, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Greicheu H., bellman Occidental Hotel
Oreichen William, porter E. K. Howes &; Co., dwl 20 Mis-
sion, rear
Greiess , machinist Union Iron Works
Greif Herman, butcher John Kohl, dwl 423 Bush
Greif John, hairdressing saloon and S. F. Baths, 636
Washington, dwl 1314 Kearny
Greif John, jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 1314 Kearny
Greiger Gottleib, cabinetmaker Samuel Bendit, dwl 1146
Folsom
Greilich Charles, upholsterer Fletcher & Dav, dwl 37
Twelfth
Orein Jost, cabinetmaker L. &, E. Emanuel, dwl 533 Br>*-
ant
Greiuer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 36 Sixth
Greiner Henry, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S s Shasta
nr Michigan
Greiner Sigmund, miner, dwl S s Shasta nr Michigan
Greirveldinger Nicholas, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414
Dupont
Greis Leopold, upholsterer Frederick A. Dierck, dwl 109
Fourth
Greis Mary Mrs., milliner}-, 109 Fourth
Orejolva Ramon, tinsmith Thomas Bertram, dwl 14J^
Clara
Grelis John W., wines and liquors, 208 Bush, dwl 250^
Alinna
Orell Frederick, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 26 Oak
Grove Av
Orema Samuel, clerk 504 Clay, dwl 504 Washington
Gremblo Douglas T. (colored"), steward, dwl 5 Broadway
Gremie A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Gremke Henrj', groceries and liquors, SW cor Shasta and
Michigan
Orendel Frank, upholsterer California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 1421 Clay
Grener Henry, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Grenham Dennis, contractor, dwl 1332 Broadway
Greninger Daniel, tinsmith. 542 Fourth, dwl 544 Fourth
Greninger Jacob, butcher, dwl N s Thirteenth Av nr N,
South S. F.
Grennan John, longshoreman, dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Grennan John, printer Morning Call, dwl E s Ohio bet Val-
lejo and Broadway
Grennan John, superintendent Bay City Soda Water
Works, dwl 349 Grove
Grennan Mary A. Miss, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works,
dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo and Broadway
GRE:\>'A.\ «t: C'KA.WEY (Thoums Cranncy), spar
and lumber dealers, office 39 Merchants' Exchange
Greuville Joseph, carriage painter, dwl 269* Clara
Grenz Joseph, tailor Isidor Eisenberg, dwl 1309 Stockton
Greser Charles, baker Frederick Hellwig. dwi 110 Dupont
Gresley Thomas, cook Edwards Brothers, 244 Third
Gresley Thomas T., clerk S7 California Market, dwl 727
Folsom
Gress George, black.''mith, dwl 18 First
Crete Christian, upholsterer, dwl 21 Fulton
Grethen John, laundry, 37 Gearj-
GretUm , carpenter, dwi 411 Fourth
Oretton George, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 307 Fre-
mont
Greulich C, upholsterer, dwl 27 Turk
Greve Julius, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Sansom and
Vallejo
Greves Da\id, longshoreman, dwl 3 Rincon Court
Grey Arthur, artist, dwl 10 Powell
Grey Cyril V. {fireij <t- Brandon), dwl 12S Eleventh
Grey John T., cari>enter, dwl cor Cortland and Cal avs
Grey Peter J. Rev., jjastor St. Patrick's Church, dwl 744
Mission
Grey William W. , painter, dwl SW cor Clav and Jones
GREY A BRANDON {CyrU V. Grey and Joseph R.
Brandon), attorneys at law, office 604 Merchant
Grey. See Gray
Grezet Emile, tailor, dwl 57 Sullivan's Building
Gribben William, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 223
Green
Oridley Eugene, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl S s Sutter
bet Baker and Lyon
Oridley Henry S., bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwi S s Sutter
bet Baker and Lyon
Oridley John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Oridley S. A. (widow), teacher music, dwl 928 Mission
Griggins Thomas, fruit and vegetables, dwl 25 Clinton
Griggs Edward, plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Orier Eliza (widow), dwl 737 Harrison
Grier Robert, carpenter Wissinger & Pay^on, dwl 1512
Sacramento, rear
Grierson James, draftsman Palace Hotel, oflSce 315 Cali-
fornia, res Oakland
Griesser Adolph, dwl 732 Harrison
Griesser Friedliu, butcher, dwl 919 Broadway
Gritfie Man' A. Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bro's. & Co., dwl
13 Fern Av
Grifiin , dwl 331 Gean'
Griffin , blacksmith Union Iron Works
Griffin Arick, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 314 Bush
Griffin Daniel, with John D. Griffin, dwl 1125 Sutter
Griffin Daniel, waiter, dwl 532 Commercial
Griffin Daniel C, dwi 13 Farren Av bet Eddv and Ellis
Griffin David, laborer, dwl 1208 California
Griffin Edward, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterj% dwi E s
De^isadero bet Sutter and Post
Griffin Edward, laborer Magdalen Asyltira, dwi E s Po-
trero Av nr T\venty-first
GriSin F. A. cigarmaker, dwl 411 Pacific
Griffin Frraik, marblecutter, dwl 349 Jessie
Griffin George, seaman, dwl W s Drumui bet Jackson and
Oregon
Griffin Henry, printer, dwl 824 Washington
Griffin J., mason Palace Hotel
Griffin James, carfienter, dwl 1013 Sacramento
Griffin James, carriage trimmer Larkins & Co., dwl 635
Clementina
Griffin James, cook, dwi \Miat Cheer House
Griffin James, laborer Watkins Bros., dwl Twelfth Av,
South S. F.
Griffin James, miner, dwi 209 Leidesdorff
Griffin James, peddler, dwi 1306 Mission
Griffin James, stevedore, dwi S s Filbert bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Griffin Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwl 231 First
Griffin J. H., cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
Bn-ant nr Third
Griffin John, dwi 424 Sansom
Griffin John, dwi 632 Eddy
Griffin John (Tnbin Davidson tfc Co.), res New York
Griffin John, barkeeper J. P. La\in, dwi 90S Sansom
Griffin John, boilermaker Francis L Currj"
Griffin John, bricklayer, dwi 115 Second
Griffin John, carpenter, dwi 724 Clementina
Griffin John, cook, dwi 165 Tehama
Griffin John, cook 112 Kearny, dwl 228 Tehama
Griffin John (colored), cook, dwi 637 Vallejo
Griffin John, laborer, dwl 13 Ritch
Griffin John, laundnTuan La Grande Laundry
Griffin John A., cigarmaker, dwl 411 Pacific
Griffin John D., boatbuilder, W s East bet Jackson and
Pticffic. dwi 1125 Sutter
Griffin John J., dwi 13 Farren Av bet Eddy and Ellis
Griffin John W., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwi 37
Pern"
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 CaL Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Griffin Joseph, barkeeper James Wainwright, dwl 421
I5ush
Griffin Joseph, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
Griffin Mara^aret, waiter Edward Killeen, dwl 511 Mission
Griffin Man,' (;widow). dwl W g Miller PI
Griffin Marv (widow), furnished rooms, 56 Minna
Griffin Marj- Miss, dwl 1S14 Hyde
Griffin Mary Ellen, dressmaker Sullivan &. Moorhead, dwl
IS T.n\^isend
Griffin Maurice, dairyman, cor Kansas and Humboldt
Griffin Micliael, curemaker Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl
Jessie bet Fourth and f'^ifth
Griffin Michael, engineer Grand Hotel, dwl 20 Harriet
Griffin Michael, engineer Grand Hotel, dwl 930 Howard
Griffin Michael, laborer, dwl ■202 Jessie, rear
Griffin Michael, laborer, dwl W s Baker bet Post and
Gean'
Griffin Michael B., salesman M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 319
T:.ier
Griffin Norah Miss, dressmaker Miss E. Foley, dw] 18
Clarence PI
Griffin Patrick, carpenter Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 737
Market
Griffin Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Griffin Patrick C, wheelwTight, dwl 13 Farren Av bet
Eddy and Ellis
Griffin Patrick J., tanner, dwl Twenty-third bet Harrison
and Alabama
Griffin Peter, dwl 247i Perry
Griffin Peter G.. grainer Hopps & Sons, dwl 104 Shotwell
Griffin Thomas, dwl cor Washington and Clierry
Griffin Thomas, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Griffin Thomas, c-arpetlayer, dwl 1S37 Howard
Griffiji Thomas, clerk and newsreporter Merchants' Ex-
change Assn, dwl 746 Mission
Griffin Thomas, horseshoer L. Wells, dwl cor Fourth and
Mission
Griffin Thomas, tanner, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Griffin Thomas H., law student W. H. L. Barnes, dwl 319
T>ier
Griffin Tim-:>thy, wheelwright, dwl 1430 Pacific
Griffin Wilhara, carpenter, dwl 606 Third
Griffin William, saloon, dwl 24 Sixth
Griffin William A., carpenter, dwl Fifth Av bet A and E,
South S. F.
Griffin William G., carrier Examiner, dwl 27 Oak Grove
Av
Griffin Wilhara W. , watchman Machine Shop Southern
Pac. R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl SW cor
Sixteenth and Guerrero
Griffis Samuel, seaman, dwl 421 Folsom
Griffith . reporter, dwl 930 Clay
Griffith A. Mrs., principal Union Primar}' School, dwl S24
Lombard
Griffith A. H. (Eitrch d: G.), attorney at law, office 330
Pine room 23, res San Leandro
Griffith Alexander, painter, dwl 4 Laskie
GKIFFITH .4\THOX¥.Im smoked, pickled, and dried
fish, 321 Liavis, dwl 210S Mason
Griffith B., billposter. dwrG09 Jackson
Griffith Cliarles A. (colored), porter Louis Eppinger, dwl
907 Vallejo
Griffith E. A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl S24 Lombard
Griffith Edwin L., clerk Richard B. Ir^\in & Co., dwl 569
Harrison
Griffith Edward M., dentist student James W. Winter,
dwl S24 Lombard
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, corset and dressmaker, 412 Geary
Griffith F. M., stonecutter Michael Heverin
Griffith George, tannerj'. 9 Brannan PI, dwl 11 Geneva
Griffith James, builermaker Francis 1. Currj', dwl 1149 Har
Griffith James, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
403 Broadway
Griffith James Albro, gilder, dwl 717 Grove
Griffith John B., painter Wilson & MovUton, dwl NW cor
Ninteenth and Sanchez
Griffith John W., gilder, 717 Grove
Griffith Millen, manager tugs Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,
office 10 Market, dwl 509 Harrison
Griffith Millen Jr., clerk Liverpool & London & Globe
Insurance Co., dwl 569 Harrison
Griffith Sarah M. (widow) eclectic physician, dwl 161 Sec
Griffith Thomas, tanner, dwl 11 Geneva
Griffith William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Griffith William, tanner, dwl 11 Geneva
Griffiths C, lather Palace Hotel
Griffiths Dand T., proprietor Wright's Hottl, 218 Bdwy
; Gnffiths D. E., fi^^t officer Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Griffiths George B., watchman City and County Hospital,
dwl E s A'enuont bet Sierra and Humbi>ldt
Griffiths George F., engineer Cal. Silk Manufacturing Co.,
dwl Eleventh Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Griffiths Henrj". bookkeeper, dwl 143 Third
Griffiths John H., secretary Western Union Savintra and
Trust Co., dwl 2510 Webster
Griffiths John J., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1014
Moutgomerj'
Griffiths Joseph, laborer John Pearson, dwl Seventh Av
nr L, South S. F.
Griffiths Samuel, boatman. Main St. Wharf
Griffiths Thomas H.. master marhier, dwl 972 Folsom
Griggs Frank A., upholsterer Kendall, Klinger Co., dwl
254 Clementina
Griggs F. W., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 21 Anthony
Griggs George, bookkeeper West Evans, dwl 325 Sac
Griggs W. J., laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Grigsby N., miner, dwl 2S1 Minna
Grigsby William H., upholsterer, dwl 18 Garden
GKIM A, K., capitalist, office 331 Montgomery room
24, dwl 7 \'an Ness Av
Grimer J. A., mason Palace Hotel
Grimer S. G., bricklayer, dwl 317 Bush
Grimes Alfred, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Louisiana nr Shasta
Grimes Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, dwI9S6 Harrison
Grimes George, cook, stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Co.
Grimes George J., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
1010 Jackson
Grimes George T., mining, office, 240 Mont, dwl 1010 Jack-
son
Grimes J. Mrs., dwl 1124 Market
Grimes Jane (widow), dwl NE cor Pierce and Eddy
Grimes John, painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 223 Fifth
Grimes John, shoemaker Howe & Harris, dwl 173 Minna
Grimes Ljnnan, salesman Sroufe, Sweeny &. Co., dwl 1010
Jackson
Grimes ilichael, laborer, dwl 438 Union
Grimes Michael, teamster Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl NE
cor Gean,- and Baker
Grimes Patrick, furniture polisher, dwl 137 Tehama
Grimes W. H., engineer Palace Hotel
Grimes William, engineer, dwl 420 Natoma
Grimlee Patrick, laborer, dwl 109 Bernard
Grimley Frank, teamster F. Barnard ^t Co., dwl 915 Bdwy
Grimm Adam, hairdressing and bathing saloon. Lick
Hou^e, dwl 36 McAllister
Grimm Adolph, stoves and tinware, 1134 Dupont, dwl S24
Vallejo
Grimm Alexander, beer saloon, 13 Tliird
Grimm Charles, special policeman, dwl 1433 Pacific
Grimm Emil, baker American Exchange
Grimm Ferdinand, real estate, dwi 306 Clementina
Grimm Frederick W., beer saloon, 47 Tliird, dwl 30C
Clementina
CRniM HEMCY, proprietor Arion Halle, NE cor Sut-
ter and Koamy, dwl 1433 Pacific
Grimm M., liquor saloon, NE cor Bush and Kearny, dwi
7 A Garden
Grimm Matthias Jr., barkeeper A. H. Vaughn, dwl 7\
Garden
Grimp Charles, baker Joseph Meyer, dwl 017 Post
Grimwood Adolphus D., deputy clerk U. S. District Court
and U. S. c mmiissioner, office 14 U. S. Court Build-
ing, res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Grinbamn Isidor, pantO"™an 112 Kearny, dwl Occident-
al Lodgings
Grinbaum M. S., merchant {of M. S. Grhibaiim tt Co.,
llunolnlu), office NW cor Battery and Pine
Grindley John H. {Demin{i, Palmer <(■ Co.), dwl 570 Fol
Grindstone Br>'an, laborer, dwl 16 Antonio
Grinncll Henry F., foreman John Lyons, dwi 208 Fifth
Gripp Fritz, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and Lar-
kin
Gripp H.. dwi 220 Pacific
Gripji John, bookkeeper Pacific U. W. Furniture M. Co. .
dwi 1S2 Stevenson
CiRISAR E. »1 fO. {George Abbott arid John Green),
propriet.irs San Francisco Wool Exchange, and gene-
ral wi.M)lbrokcrs, NW cor Fifth and Townsend
Grisar Emil {B. Grisar d- Co.), consul for Belgium, office
NW cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 1517 Powell
Grisingher AcquUino {Sciaroiii <t Co.), dwl 423 Filbert
Grislev Thomas, dwi 727 Folsom
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Grist Freeman, teamster Pacific Commercial Co., dwl 24
Sacramento
Grist Ziba S., market, 129 Eleventh
Griswulil Benjamin, barkeeper, dwl 162 Clara
Griswold C. F., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 912
Jackson
Griswold F. C, sun'eyor, dwl 533 Sacramento
Griswold Frederick M., clerk Charles E. S. McDonald,
dwl S s Minna bet New SlontHromerT.' and Third
Griswold Jay, carriagepainter, dwl 2217 Jackson
Griswold John C, deputy superintendent streets, dwl
ISlt; Mason
Griswold Josiah {Grmoold d- Berni), dwl 2530 Webster
Griswold W. N., physician, dwl 203 Powell
Griswold & Bern,' {Josiah GnViro/rf and John Berry),
carriagepaintere, 835 and 837 Folsora
Grito Frederick, carpenter, dwl 70S Brannan
Groat S. A., miner, dwl '227 Second
Grocers* Protective Union, James O'Connor president,
Julius Buhlert secretary, office G07 Clay
Grocoi Nicolas, laborer Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl Twen-
ty-seventh nr Mission
Grodhaiis Christiana (widow), teacher fancy needlework,
dwl 105 Oak
Grodzinskv Isaac P., rabbi Congregation Shaarey Tzedek,
dwl 1305 Powell
Groenow Oscar, commission merchant, dwl 212 Van
Ness Av
Groei>er H. C, master mariner, office 305 East
Groesdiel Benjamin (S. y^cwman .t- Co.), dwl 735 Geary
Groesel Herman, wagonmaker, W s Railroad Av nr Fifth
Av, Suuth S. F., dwl 333 Fourth
Groezinger Charles, salesman G. Groezinger, dwl 333
Bush
GRO£Zl\CER C, wholesale native wines and bran-
dies. NW cor Pine and Batterj-, dwl 321 O'Farrell
Grnffman Charles P., tinsmith, 104 Jackson, dwl 116 Jack
CROGAX ALE\AXDEU B., real estate, office NAV
cor Jackson aad Sansom
Grogan Alexander E., clerk J. C. MerriU & Co., dwl 534
Bush
Grogan Malachi, clerk Henry W. Hutaff, dwl SW cor
Br'^adway and Ohio
Groj,'an Michael, blacksmith, dwl 126 Turk
Grogan Thomas {Ati-stett X- G.), dwl 725 Green, rear
Oroh Jacob, brewer Schweitzer k Bro., dwl 235 First
Groher E., expressman. i> Washington
Groraotka Vincent, birds, 129 Second
Grondona G., engineer Musto Brothers, dwl 222 Bdwy
Grondona John, teamster, dwl 107 Clay
Grondoni Guiseppe, coffeeroaster E. Guittard & Co., res
Oakland
Gronduna Stephen, fishdealer, dwl 71S Greenwich
Groner Frederick, machinist M. Dohrzensky.dwl 22 Turk
Gronholdt Andrew {Haiuien d- G.), dwl 30 Washington
Gronning Henn', barkeeper Seitz & Otersen, 16 Third
Gronosky ,' tailor, dwl 428 Stevenson
Gruum Roger, liquor saloon, 1 Broadway, dwl 502 Jessie
Groom AVilliam. fanner, dwl Old San Jos6 Road nr In-
dustrial School
Groombridge Henry, waiter Russ House
Groove Juhn, stonecutter, dwl Park Hotel
Groper H. C. master mariner, dwl 440 Guerrero
Gros Mme., cloakmaker, dwl 636 Green
Gros Alfred, apothecarj' and importer drugs, NW cor
Keamy and Washington, dwl bl8 Broadway
Grosbauer John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pine and
Webster
Grosbauer John F., hay dealer dwl 212 Gough
Grosh Alvin B., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 220 Seventh
Grosh Samuel (Groah it- Rutherford), dwl 220 Seventh
Grosli Samuel R., bookkeei>er E. G. Mathews & Co., dwl
220 Seventh
GKO.SH A KtrXHEKFORD (Smnwl Grosh and
Thomas L. Rvther/ord), proprietors Commercial
Flour Mills 141-145 First
Groskopf Albert, laborer Lyon & Co.
Groskopf Antoni, driver Lyon & Co.
Grosk\-nsky Philip, butcher, dwl 870 Folsom
Grosman George, porter, dwl 1111 Folsom
Gross Catherine Miss, matron St. Boniface Orphan Asy-
lum, dwl 9 Washington Av
Gross EdiA'ard, clerk Wood Preserving Works
Gross Elkan, bootmaker. 406 Jackson
Gross Frank W., city editor Evening Post, dwl 407 Mason
Gross George, physician, office and dwl 831 Kearny
Gross H. A. Miss, tailoress Fass & Brother, dwl 406 Jack
Gross Henrj", tinsmith Guenther Moeuning, dwl 136 Fourth
Gross Herman (/*a«f« <I' Gross), res New York
Gross Jacob, milker, dwl 317 Bush
Gross James, rigger, dwl 16 Howard
Gross John {Beyt-rsdor/ d- (?.), dwl foot Beale
Gross John, baker, dwl 3 Clinlou
Gross John, shoemaker, dwl 1113 Dupont
Gross John F., grainer, dwl 519 Tehama
Gross John H.. engineer tugboat Sol. Thomas Jr., How-
ard St. Wharf
Gross John L., teamster, dwl 533 Linden Av
Gross Louis {U. Epstein tt- Co.). dwl 335 Fell
Gross Phili]«]ie, mariner, dwl 1337 Dupont
Gross Rudolph, butcher L. & J. Hertz, dwl 236 Sutter
Gross Sarah A. (\ridow), dressmaker 315 Clementina
Grusscup Martin, brewer Schweitzer & Bro. , dwl 235 First
Grossetta Giovanni N., dwl 210 Wash ingt^m
Grossetta John, commission merchant, dwl 4 Chestnut
Alley
Grossetta Martin (Grossetta d^ Tripolo), dwl S03 Union
Grossetta & Tripolo {Ma rt in Grossetta a nd Felipe Tripolo),
ovster saloon, 527 Commercial
Grosslfield Edward (Grosi</ield d- Pitt), dwl 622 Post
Grossfield & Pitt (Ediraid Grossjield and liichard H.
Pitt), confectioners, 73 Fourth
Grossim Ulysses (firos^im dc Co.), dwl SE cor Second and
Stevenson
Grossim k Co. (Ulynses Grossim and VUale Giovannini),
marble works, 77 Stevenson
Grosslicht Charles, drayman M. Heller & Bros., dwl 417
Natijma
Grossman , teacher, dwl 502 Bush
Grossman George, porter J. Baum & Co., dwl 1111 Folsom
Grossman George J., salesman Butler Bros., dwl 1111 Fol
Grossman Jacob, paperruler Bartling & Kimball, dwl 1206
Sutter
Grossman Marks, glazier John W. Cherrj'. dwl 1206 Sutter
Grossman Morris M., clerk Le Count Brothers, dwl 1206
Sutter
Grossmann Charles A., laborer, dwl 127 Jackson
Grossmever Abraham, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 910
O'Fa'rrell
Grosz Edward, engineer, dwl 512 Fourth
Grote August, boot and shoemaker, 428 Broadway
Grote Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 708 Brannan
Grote Frederick H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary
and Brod crick
Grote Gertrude Mrs., dressmaker, 435 Broadway
Groth Carson H., groceries aud liquors, 534 O'Farrell
Groth Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 333 Bush
Groth Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Groth David, groceries and liquors, i:i3S Washington
Groth Henry, carrier Morning Call, dwl 1236 Sacramento
Grothman Jacob, hairdresser Isidor Levey, dwl N 8 Green
bet Powell and Mason
Grothman Julia (widow), dwl 3 August Alley
Grouard Mar}' (widow), dwl 1S21 Jackson
Groubeck Carl J., Scandinaviiui Soc., 71 New Mont
Grouffel Frederick, baker William Hesster
Groupp S., machinist Palmer. Knox &, Co., dwl 634 Vallejo
Grovaise Jean, dwl 253 Stevenson
Grove John, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 601 Nato-
ma
Grower Annette Mrs., seamstress, dwl 29^ Third
Grover Jacob, expressman, dwl 1528 Stockton
Grover Samuel, drajTiian Starr & Co.
Grover Samuel B., carpenter, 216^ Commercial, dwl 1617
California
Grover William A., phvsician. office and dwl 526 Stev
CiROVER A RAKER SEMIXti MAC HI>'E CO.,
Roland G. Brown agent. 116 Montgomer;)'
Groves A. M., salesman, dwl 213 Turk
Groves Charles, longshoreman, dwl 5 Bay
Groves Charles, shipcarpenter. dwl 116 Tehama
Groves Geoi^^e, bricklayer, dwl 745 Market
Groves James, rigger William Green
Grow Charles A. , auditor Motive Power and Machinery
Department Central Pacific R. R., XE cor Fourth
and To\\-nsend room 64, dwl 327 Larkin
Gro^^^ley Owen, fireman, dwl cor De Boom and First
Gro\sniey Theodore, second engineer stm Ventiira
Grozard Franklin, i^ainter, dwl N s Myrtle Av bet Larkin
and Polk
Grubb Samuel N. , gasfitter and plumber, 911 Keamy, dwl
2124 Mason
Grubbs Albert J. (colored), messenger Telegraph Office
Central Pacific R. R., dwl 704 Harrison
Grube Ernst, master mariner, dwl 37 Pacific
Grube Henrv', seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Grube John "H., gardener and janitor Fourth St. Primaiy
School, dwl 13 Moss •
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from IfOEGAN & CO., 87 California l£arkeif
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Grube Max. toys and stationery, 446 Third
Gruber Antoine. hairdresser Philip Cohn, 409 Dupont
GRI'BEK FEKUIN'A\U. naturalist and zoological art-
ist. &2ij Oalif'Tnia, dwl K s Quinnnr Market
Gruber Hermann, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl 528
Eighteenth
Gruber Jacob, expressman, dwl Stockton bet Green and
Union
Gruber J. C. Mrs., milliner Mrs. S. Marks, dwl 222 Stev
Gruber John, waiter Terminal Hotel, dwl 606 Fourth
Gruber Lorentz. laborer Lyon & Co.
Gruber Paul, laborer Kohler &, Frohling, dwl 333 Bush
Grudv Dennis, waiter Russ House
Gruenberg: Max {Max Gru-enberg t£r Co.), dwl 1109 Pine
Gruenberg Max & Co. (/. WUliam Wedeles), commission
merchants and importers paints, oils, glass, 425 Sac
Gruenhagen Charles H. . proprietor S. F. Wire Works, 665
Mission, dwl 12 William
Gruenhagen Julia Miss, dwl 908 Geary
Gruenhagen Theodore G. , confectioner George Haas & Co. ,
dwl 9 Eagley PI
Gruenhagen William S. (George Haas <S: Co.), dwl 9 Bag-
lev PI
Gniett John S., brassfinisher George H. Tay&Co.,dwl
White House Hotel
Gruger Henry, cook, dwl 88 Everett
Gruffer Oscar, laborer, dwl 210 Ritch
Gnihler Elias, bookkeeper 606 Clay, dwl 704^ Mission
Gruhler John, carver, dwl 7 Noble PI
Gruhler Martin, tanner, dwl 7 Noble PI
Gruk Martin, brewer F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267 Tehama
Crumley James, ShipwTights" Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Grumm Neils G., cabinetmaker Rragen & Co., dwl 108
Second
Grummagle Jacob S., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
666 Bn'ant
Grllnbaum Bernard (H. Grtmhaum & Bra.), dwl 923 How
Grllnbauni Henry (H. Grtaibau-tn tfc Bro.), dwl 923 How
GKl'XBAt.U H. A BRO. (Bernard Grunbaum),
stoves, tinware, crockerv, and glassware, 213 and 215
Third
Grundel F., manufacturer billiard balls, canes, etc, 643
Kearny, dwl 6 Tyler
Grundel George, ivory turner F. Grundel, dwl 6 Tyler
Grundies Hans, cook Hugo Ftlgel, dwl 17 Pacific
Grundy William, dwl 714 Howard
Grunenwald Matliias. commission merchant, dwl 826 Pac
Gruner Frank, watchmaker, 843 Wash, dwl 515 Vallejo
Gruner Frank Jr., engraver B. Morris & Co., dwl 515
Vallejo
Gruner William, watchmaker Frank Gruner, dwl 515
Vallejo
Grllnewald Michael {Schmidt & Grunewald), dwl 1010
Natoma
Gruninger Jacob, carpenter Lyon & Co.
Gruninger Jacob, engineer, dwl 242 Fremont
Gruninger Jacob, laborer Jacob Beisel & Co., dwl Missouri
nr Mariposa
Grunnagle George, clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R.
R., dwl 666 Bryant
Grunnagle G. L., ornamental glassstainer John Mallon,
dwriir2 H.vde
Grunnagle Jacob S., machinist, dwl 666 Bryant
Gmnwald Richard, porter M. & C. Mangels, dwl 309 Main
Grush J. Henn', wheelwright, dwl 316 Ninth
Gnish Rufus, pattenunaker M. D. Lasswell, dwl Folsom
bet Eit^hth and Ninth
Grtitzemaiher Gustave, cook Michael O'Neil, dwl 115 Sec
Grutzmacher Frederick, expressman, dwl 1314 Mason
Gsart William Reste, clerk, dwl 207 Post
Gschwind C. A. (widow), dwl 107 Fifth
Gschwind Remi, bakery, 523 Valencia
Guadalupe Island Co., Arthur Rodgers secretary, office
306 Pine
Gualardo John, miner, dwl 1.506 Dupont, rear
Gualzata Charles, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 312
Fifth
Guamlti S., marblepolisher, dwl 14 Union PI
Guard Juhn, shoemaker, dwl 318 Ivy Av
Guardalagua Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 442 Union
CiUARDIAN' THE (Catholic weekly). Catholic Publica-
tion Co. publishers and proprietors, 403 Sansom
Guaspari Gervasio {Gervasio Gua^pari tt Co.), dwl 635
Vallejo
Guaspari Gervasio & Co. (Ridolji Remegxldo), wood and
Coal, 635 Vallejo
Guatelli Chrisb^pher, woodchopper, dwl 314 Pacific
GUATEUAIiA, Leshe C. Hanks consul, office 204 Cal
Guhler John, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Guckenheimer Marx, butcher Simon Solomon, dwl 603
Post
Gude B., dwl 220 Pacific
Glide Herman F., cigars, 1159 Mission
Gudehus Christian, liquor saloon, 112 Drumm
Gudehus Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Harian PI. dwl 20 Harlan PI
Gudewill A. H., clerk London and S. F. Bank, dwl 626
Sutter
Gudmundsen Ivnut, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Gudopp Henrietta J. (widow), dwl 1718 Stockton
Gudson Thomas R., box manufacturer, dwl 16 Fifth Av
Gudzensky Charles, carpenter, dwl 903 Larkin
Gudzensky Deppen, jeweler Joseph Hahn, dwl 903 Larkin
Gudzenskv Doretta Mrs., saleswoman Locan & Co., dwl
903 Larkin
Guenin AJphonse, bakery, 639 Broadway
Guenin Felix, bakery, 1510 Dupont
Guenthennann Henr>', tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 317
Bush
Guerello Antonio, master mariner, dwl 2021 Mason
Guerimand Alphonse, cook Boutinon & Bulland, dwl 520
Merchant
Guerin John, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 13 Everett
Guerin John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 924 Har
Guerin SI., boots and shoes, 327 and 329 Bush, dwl 503
Third
Guerin Morris, laborer, dwl E s Larkin bet Broadway and
Vallejo
Guerin Nicholas, dwl 65 Jessie
Guerin Patrick, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R.
R., dwl 936 Harrison
Guerin Patrick S., clerk Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 924
Harrison
Guerin Pierre, architect, dwl 928 Jackson
Guerin Sarah C. (widow), dwl 713J- Bush, rear
Guerrer Manuel, laborer, dwl 25 Commercial
Guerrero Delphina, dwl 424 Drumm bet Washington and
Jackson
Guerrero Joseph, cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwi 381
Brannan
Guerrero Ramona Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1825 Powell
Guerrero Silvester, musician, dwl Union PI
Guess Henry W. (colored), porter, dwl 1715 Leavenworth
Gueysin Albert, tinsmith, dwl 409 Post
Gugham John, laborer, dwl 509 Fell
Guglilmoni Joseph, cook 540 Commercial, dwl cor Stock-
ton and Sacramento
Guiehet Fran<;ois, butcher, 232 Fourth
GUIDE (tri-weekly), Vandall & Voight proprietors, office
521 Clay
Guideau Alexander, clerk Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor
Dupont and Pine
Guigan John. Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Guignard Henry, bookkeeper John Guignard, dwl 101
Prospect PI
Guignard Juhn. importerwatches, jewelry, and diamonds,
014 Merchant, dwl 101 Prospect PI
Guild Albert H., clerk, dwl 131 Montgomery
Guildea James, laborer Central Pacific R. K., dwl 30 Na-
toma
Guile George F., cabinetmaker, dwl 37 Second
Guilfoil James, metalroofer, dwl 718 Tehama
Guilford John, dwl 305 Fremont
Guilfoyle John, carver S. F. Manufacturing CJo., dwl 777
Market
Guill Robert, stonemason, dwl 164 Jessie
Guillaume Cazeres, butcher, 312 Fifth
Gl'ILLAUME TELL UOTEIi, E. St. Julien proprietor,
dwl 721 Pacific
Guillemard Anna Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 4 Martin's Block
Guillemard Arthur, bootcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 4 Martin's Block
Guillemard Ed^vard, cutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 4 Martin's Block
Guillemard Ulysses, bootcutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
4 Martin's Block
Guillemin Claud, miner, dwl 5 Sullivan's Building
GuiUemin Claude, file cutter Adolbert Wolf, dwl 1027 Dup
Guillemin Jean F., cook, dwl 721 Pacific
Guillemin M. F. (widow), wines and liquors, 119 Sutter,
dwl 8 Stockton PI
Guillet Charles, confectionery, dwl 81 Clementina
Guillot Jacques, tailor, dwl 636 Pacific
Guinasso Giovanni (L. G. Guiiuiimo d- Co.), dwl 11 Ban-
nam PI
Guinasso John, laborer, dwl 6 Bannam PI
Guinasso Juan Baptiste, vegetabledealer, dwl 12 Union PI
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by P. W. Laird, 613 Mont, cor. Merchant.
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Guinasso L. G. & Co. (.Giovanni Guinasso), wood and coal,
GuiiJi^o'uTOs'G. (i. G. Guinasso <t Co.), dwl 11 Ban-
Gui "a^o Tomaso (D. C«™/a <t Co.), dwT 19 Bannam PI
Guinde Alexander, painter, dwl 1,12 Mason
Guinde Stephen, painter, dwl 1712 Ma^on
Guinea Cornelius, tanner, dwl 20 Jessie, rear
Guinn .lohn, housemover, dwl 106 Natoma
Guinn Thomas, bootmaker Einsttm Bros. & Co., dwl 20
Lilly Av „„ .^^ .
Guinn W. Mrs., furnished rooms 77 Natoma
Guinn William, watchman Broadway WTiarf, dwl |7 JNa-
toma
Guinn. See Gwin „.
Guinnane James iGtnnnane & Crowley), dwl S a Six-
teenth cor Rondel PI , , , .,^„.„ t\,wA
Guinnane James H., wagomnaker, dwl cor Twenty-third
Guinnanf r&owley (Jam<-.' Gia^Mn^ a«rf J«7,«^
leij). dealers crockery and furniture, SW cor Siit«entli
and Valencia ., „ ,.,
Guinness D. M., musician, dwl 323 California
Guino Cliarles, hutcher, dwl 2 Gaven
Guino Stephen, dwl 2 Gaven , , , i,„, T,r»r,tv
Guiod Alexis, carj.entcr, dwl San JosS At bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth , ,„„„ ,,, „
Guion Edward, carpenter, dwl 26 Morey Alley
Guion George W., importer and dealer hardware, 622
Guion^eonard, policeman atyHall, dwl 664 Howard
Guiott Denis, upholsterer, dwl 4 Taylor PI
Guirard A. Charles, salesman 103 California Market, dwl
7 Dikeraan PI „ ^ ^ j »,,•,.„
Guiraud Joseph, carpenter, SE cor Dupont and Berry,
dwl 2 Adelaide PI „ ^ j 1 cno p.il
Guirev William C, deputy license collector, dwl 603 lell
G^liriri , clerk, dwl 843 Dupont
Guirren Cornelius, hrickmoUler Hermann Heigler, dwl
cor Seventeenth and Sanchez
Guise Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Guisso AiAinio, blacksmith, dwl 314 Pacific
Guiter G., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Guittard E. & Co. (.1 . Birgham), Eureka Coffee and Spice
Mills, 615 and 517 Commercial
Guittard Etienne (£. Guiltard .tp.-), dwl 539 CalJomia
Gulan John, clerk, dwl NE cor Fifteenth and Mmna
Guldagcr Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 617 Davis
Gulis William, blacksmith's helper Pacific «"! '"f/M^ .
Gullart William, driver F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 606 Third
Gullickson Severin, machinist, dwl cor Sierra and Michi-
GulSd James, blacksmith Eisdon I. and L. Works, dwl
37 Minna
Gulliver John, seaman, dwl 36 Pacific . , tt,„,,„
Gulliver Stephen, stagecarpenter Maguire 3 New Theater,
dwl 609 Pine „ ., „ o ri
Gullixson E., watehman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gullixson Hans., upholsterer Henry A. Gullixson, dwl
1408 Leavenworth- ., , .u ™„o,
GI;LL1\S0S IIEXRT a., carpets, oilcloths paper-
hangings, ete., 9 Third, dwl 1408 Leavenworth
Gullixson Henry F., salesman Henry A. GuUixson, dwl 12
GullSson Louis A., upholsterer Henry A. GullLxson, dwl
12 Fifth Av „ i
Guniber Henn", barkeeper, dwl 409 Dupont
Cumber Joseph, cook, dwl lU Freelon rear
Gumbinger John, baker A. E. Swain dwl 611 Pacific
GuniesF., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills ,„.„„,.
Gummer Catherine (widow), <l'-«s,™'»^er dwl 22 Arnie
Gummer Charles J., receiving teller Bank California, dwl
Gumme" c!'v°mS., principal Powell St. Primary School,
dwl 1250 California . t n„ rf„.i
Gummer Frederick C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
1250 California , , „ , ** ^
Gummer John, laborer John Schafer, dwl cor Corbettand
Gummer Sarah (widow), dwl 12S0 California
Gunnnins J., deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway ^yhar^
Gump Gustave (S. * G. Gump), dwl 1216 C«ar>'
Gump S & G., importers and manufacturer? mirrore,
picture frames, ete., factory S s Market nr Seventh,
office and salesroom 117 and 119 Sansoni
Gump Solomon (S. and G. Gump and Marple ct Gump),
Gmnpel KlichaeUs," lithographer Britton, Key & Co., dwl
18 Turk
Gun Fet & Chin Kee (Chinese), shoes and slippermakers,
311 Pine
Gun George, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Gun John, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Gunan Edward B., soapdealer, dwl 1112 Bryant
Gunbov Michael, laborer, dwl 520 Mission
Gundeifinger Louis, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl
23 Kearny
Gunderiach E., dwl 1116 Mission
Gundersen Ellen (widow), dwl 16 John
Gundei-sen Gunder, mariner, dwl NE cor Green and Cal-
houn
Gunderson Carl, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Gunderson H., carpenter Palace Hotel ,,„„„,
Gmiderson Halvor, carpenter Palace Hotel dwl 3 Hunt
Gunderson Keier, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl
333 Brj-ant , ,„ ,r •
Gunderson Robert, sawyer, dwl 822 Harrison
Gundlach Frederick (Finck <fc Gundlack), dwl NE cor
Montgomery and Union
Gundlach Jacob, dwl 126 Chestnut a ^ A^^ ^^
Gundlach Jacob G., liquor saloon, 115 Leidesdorff, dwl 15
GundS John! upholsterer California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 918 Jackson
Gundlach John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Green-
Gundlach Max, dealer booU and shoes, dwl SE cor Guer-
rero and Liberty
Gundlach Rosa Mrs. (widow), dwl 3 Folsom Av
Gunn Adam F., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., dwl NW cor
Francisco and Dupont
Gunn Alexander, assistant engineer Pacific MaU b. a.
Gunn Annie Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary School, dwl
Gunn^Am'irL. Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 819 Bush .
Gunn Anthony, laborer Pacific Rolhng Mills, dwl Lomsi-
ana nr Shasta
Gunn Dennis, ironmolder, dwl 30 Tehama
Gunn Dennis, niolder Angell. Palmer & Co., dwl 30 Minna
Gunn Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1432 Sutter
Gunn Felix, dwl 30 Minna j„i 1715
Gunn Francis J., dry goods, 722 Montgomery, dwl 1713
Hvde ^ . ,
Gunn George, carpenter Palace Hotel , , n„
Gmn James O. B , secretary Cal. Pacific R. E., dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Gunn John, cook, dwl 109 Silver . ,. . , nv,..„
Gunn John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl Twen-
tv-niiith bet San Josc5 Av and Dolores
Gunn Patrick, stableman, dwl 182 Stevenson
Gunn Peter, laborer Francis J. Dober, dwl 931 McAllister
Gunn Peter, molder Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl ,59 Fol
Gunn Robert, capiUlist, dwl 1801 Dupont
Gunn Robert T., machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl 30
Gunn Robert W., clerk William J Gunn dwl 1432 Sutter
Gunn Stephen, upholsterer John Hoey, dwl 30 Mmna
Gunn William J., real estate, office 410 Montgomer>-, res
Oakland „ . ,
Gunnarsen John, laborer, dwl Harmony Hotel
Gunnin Patrick, laborer, dwl 138 Folsom, real"
Gunning James, pUot stm San Joaqum, Jackson St.
Wharf „
Gunning Patrick, laborer, dwl 419 Clementina
Gunning Robert! salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
957 Market „ ,..
GunningWilli.am, carpenter, dwl 616 California
Gunnison Albert R., general agent Commercial Ins. Co.,
office 228 California, dwl 558 Minna
Gunnison Andrew J. (Gunnison <C- Booth), dwl 323 Geary
Gunnison Charies, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Gunnison James, roofer, dwl 636 Sacramento
Gunnison John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart , . . „„
Oimnison K., siw;grinder Pacific Saw Manufacturmg Co.,
*^r\-«l*o\ ''^ BOOTH (Andreie J. Gunniionand
4n<lr?,?G £o"""attoriieys at law, office 604 Merch
GuniSd Jean (iiudte <t Co.), dwl W 8 Dolores m- Fit-
t«enth
Onnson Thomas, dwl 614 Keamy ,,-..-,
gS A^nZm; fancy goods, 816 Market, dwl Nucleus
Ounst™nima Mrs., ladies' furnishing goods, 806 Market,
Gunst"iosefA"!ctrk Mrs. E. Gunst, dwl Nucleus House
Gunter Adolph, engineer, dwl 1224 Market _
BuyyourEaster^Trans^ia^ted^^st^r^fror^^ & Co., 87 Cal. Market
•:. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Gunter Archibald C. clerk Walter Turnbull & Co., dwl
1212 \V:\shing1on
Gunter August, carrier Morning Call, dwl 33 Rausch
(Uinthor J.'hn. brewer, dwl 72 Tehama
(lunther Snphia (widow), dwl 3 C-edar Av
tJunther \A"ilIiam, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorj",
dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Ciuitz F. L., upholsterer Henrj' Luchsinger & Co., dwl
1011 Howard
Guntz Martin, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwi
409 Pup..nt
Guntz Raphael, upholsterer Henrj- Luchsinger & Co., dwl
1011 Hr.ward
Gunzburjrer Benjamin M., bookkeeper Banner Bros., dwl
311 Eddy
Gunzburger Emil, bookkeeper Banner Bros., dwl 311
Eddy
Gunzburger Nicholas, merchant, dwl 311 Eddy
GUuzel Carl, waiter, dwl New Atlantic Hutel
Guppy Alonzo R., resident eng-ineer Central Pacific R. R,,
office cor Fourth and Townsend, res Oakland
Guptill D. W., merchant, dwl Russ House
Gumee Clinton, attorney at law, office 306 Pine, res Oak-
land
Gumev A. L., vice-president Indemnity Union, office 432
Montgomen-. dwl 106 Post
Gumey C. W.. postal clerk S. F. Post-office
Guniey John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
Gurrin John, laborer, dwl 111 Freelon
Gurrola Francis, tailor A. Marks, dwl 1320 Stockton
Gurrj' John, foreman Francis J. Gracier, dwl Hampshire
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Guts Peter, framemaker. dwl 824 Pacific
Gurt George, tailor, dwl 619 Pacific
Gury Josephine Miss, dressmaker, 10 Stockton
Gusman Domingo, hairdresser, 787 Folsora
Gusmanev Severin, fishmonger, dwl Hinckley nr Vallejo
Guss Charles, cook St. Nicholas Hotel, dwl 214 First
Gustaf sen Louis W. , cooper Bernard F. Strom berg, dwl
30 Washington
Gustafsen Nicholas, painter, dwl 26 Langton
Gustafson Andrew, machinist William Smith, 21 Mont-
gomerj- Av, rear
Gustafson Anderson S., shipbuilder, dwl 25 Minna
Gustafson Charles, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Gustave Guibert, waiter Jacob Stork & Co., dwl cor Clay
and Dupont
Gusto Frank, expresswagon, SE cor Market and Fourth
Giitberlet Joseph, boot and shoe manufacturer, 546 Wash-
ington, dwl 1007 Washington
Gutcher William, cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 14
Metcalfe PI
Gute , carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Gutersohm Emile, laimdryman Mrs. A. Genty, dwl 1034
Sacramento
Gutfriend Fred., packer Herman Rossbach, dwl 920 Mont
Gutheil R., student Heald's Business College
Guthofsen , foundninan, dwl 10 Quincy
Guthrie Alexander {Balfour, Guthrie <£■ Co.), res San
Rafael
Guthrie Alfred, machinesewer E. Detrick & Co., 123 Clay
Guthrie Pa\id B., clerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 607 Post
Guthrie Flavel, painter Pacific Mail S. S. China
Guthrie Jonathan B., janitor rooms Society Pioneers
California, dwl 925i Washington
Guthrie William L., laboror F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 90S
Sanson!
Gutierrez Candido. real-estate agent, dwl SW cor Mont-
gomery- Av and Vallejo
Gutierrez Jacinta (widow), dwl 735 Green, rear
Gutierrez Lupita Miss, teacher Spanish, dwl 735 Green,
rear
Gutman Gustave, bookkeeper Henry E. Leszynsky, dwl
153 Clara
Gutman Jonas, clerk Freight Depot Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl 246 Fourth
Gutman Joseph (Joseph Gutman d: Co.), dwl 153 Clara
Gutman Joseph & Co. (Charles Paahole), merchant tailors,
25 Second
Gutman Ludwig, bookkeeper Schulz & Fischer, dwl 25
Morton
Gutman Morris, tailor Isaac Hj-man, dwl Jes.^e nr Foiu-th
Gutmyer Hans, cook Christian Baairoe, dwl 703 Battery
Gutt George, carpenter, dwl 520 Mission
ClITTA PERC'HA A\D RrBBER MAM'FACT-
I'RI^C; CO., Weaver & Taylur agents, 501 Market
CrTTE I. (Ihidor and Julius Gutte), commission mer-
chants, office 223 Battery
Gutte Isidor (/. Gutte), dwl 732 Vallejo
Gutte Julius (/• Gutte). dwl 228 Minna
Guttman Joseph, tailor, dwl 153 Clara
Guttman Samuel, jeweler and manufacturer slippers, 522
Pacific
Guttridge Richard, cartman, dwl 23 Geneva
Guttridge William, produce cnmmission, 124 Clay, dwl 6
Martin's Block S s Market nr Seventh
Gutzkow Frederick, mining engineer, dwl NE cor Harri-
son and Columbia
Gutz\riller Ilenn,-, carjjenter. dwl Hotel Rhein
Guy John, shoemaker M. Guerin
Guy William, marblewurker John Daniel & Co., res East
Oakland
Guyer P.. painter, dwl Seventeenth bet Howard and
Mission
Guyod Victor, hairdresser. 1026 Dupont
Gm-ther George, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gwin Alexander, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 54
Louisa
Gwin William M., mine owner, dwl 7 South Park
Gwin. Sec Guinn
Gwitjes Sievert, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Gwleng M., laborer Hinckley & Co.
Gwjnm Alexander, conductor, dwl 9 Louisa
G^^'vnn Charles H., bookkeeper Henr\' T. Holmes & Co.,
'dwl 1119 Sutter
Gw>Tm Jeiuiie Miss, dwl SW cor Polk and McAllister
Gwynn William (Henry T. holmes d: Co.), res Sacra-
mental
Gwynn William, carpenter, dwl 704 Larkin
Gwyther George, ph.vsician and surgeon, dwl 822 Green
Gyselaar Jolui H. (Hays tt (?.), dwl 403 Union
Haacke Charles, Pacific Oyster House, 337 Bush, dwl NE
cor T^'enty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Haaf Jacob, builder and contractor, 516 Kearny, dwl 29
Willow Av
Haag- Frederick (Sjiahr tC- H.\ dwl 515 Sacramento
Haag Johan, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Haake Charles, tinsmith, dwl 203 Post
Haake John C, shipchandler, dwl S s Seventeenth nr
Church
Haar Enist, musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cali-
fornia
Haar Henry, barkeeper Joseph Spanier, dwl 1133 Turk
Haarer Frederick, buteher, dwl 1616 Kearny
Haarer Gustave, clerk Almshouse, Ocean House Road
Haas . dwl S50 Market
Haas A. & Co. (WiUia77i A. Steele), manufacturers and
wholesale trunks, valises, etc., 21 Sansom
Haas Abraham (A. Haas .i- Co.), dwl 1222 Mission
Haas Abraham, clerk Caroline Haas, dwl 142 Second
Haas Adelheid Mrs., fancy dr\- goods, 116 Second
HAAS BROTHERS (CfinrW A., Ealman, and WU-
liam), importers and wholesale groceries and provis-
ions, 101 and 102 California
Haas Caroline Mrs., ladies' and gents' furnishing goods,
1112 Market
Haas Charles, barkeeper 203 Post
Haas Charles A. (Haas Brothers), 101 California
Haas Da\id, fancv goods, 202 Second
Haas Esther Mrs.', milliner Mrs. M. Selig, dwl 305 Turk
Haas Franzin. carpenter, dwl 270 First
Haas George {Gcorne Ha^s d: Co.). dwl 908 Geary
Haas George & Co.' (WUliain Gruenhagen), candy manu-
facturers, 20 Kearny
Haas Henr\-, waiter Heinz's Hotel, dwl 417 Bush
Haas J., baker, dwl 127 Fourth
Haas Jacob (Hrllman, Haas dr Co., Los Angeles)^ office
100 California, dwl 331 Kearny
Haas .Hcob(Kahn .{■ H.\ dwl 113 Silver
Haas Joseph, clerk Kahn ^ Haas, dw! 113 Silver
Haas Kahnan (Haas Brothers), dwl 209 Kearny
Haas Levi, insurance agent, dwl 300 Stockton
Haas L'juis, clerk B. Ruppin, dwl 530 Eddy
Haas Martin, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Haas Martin L. , traveling agent J. Baum & Co., office 218
Sansom. dwl 323 Kearny
Haas Morris, tailor, 317 Fifth
Haas O., ice-creammaker Good & Tschurr
Haas Samuel, merchant, dwl 116 Second
Haas Solomon, merchant, dwl 530 Eddy
Haas William H., cook 911 Pacific, dwl 429 Bush
Haas William (Haas Brothers), dwl 331 Kearny
ACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. 7.
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D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont
Haase J., dwl 220 Pacific
Haase Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Spear and Harri-
son, dwl XE cor Spear and Harrison
Haase Hermann, barkeeper Frederick Haase, NE cor
Spear and Harrison
Haase Jacob, tailor, dwl 516 Pacific
Haase John, lon^horeman, dwl 423 East
Haase Max, clerk H. Kappke, dwl 739 Union
Haass William, yusfitter McNally & Hawkins
Habenicht Fntz {ii"d,ers, Mci/er J: Co.), dwl 735 Ellis
Haber Joseph (5. B. Dinkelapiel & Co.), dwl 1619 Larkin
Heberecht William, barber Herman Borgwardt, dwl 1114
Sti (ckton
Haberlan John, blacksmith David R. Coleman, dwl 3
Bartol
Haberlin James (Blanckard d- H.), dwl 617 Natoma
Haberling John C, liquor saloon, 213 Kearny, dwl 118
Morton
Habennacher Ferdinand, tailor William Plagemann, dwl
713 OTarrell
Habennehl Conrad (Habermehl £ Flick), dwl 2030 Mis-
sion
Habermehl Henry, wines and liquors, 535 California, and
restaurant Woodward's Gardens
Habermehl & Flick (Conrad Habermehl and Charles
Flick), liquor saloon, 16 Dupont
Habich Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 229 Ellis
Hablipzel Joseph, butcher Charles Empey, dwl 82 Jessie
Hachmeister Charles, cabinetmaker J. G. H. Merer, dwl
116 Clara
Hack George, saloon keei>er, dwl 1505 Pine
Hackborn John, seaman, dwl 503 First
Hacke Christopher, groceries and liquors, NE corWaverly
PI and Sacramento, dwl 60S Larkin
Hacke Henrj", groceries and liquors, NE cor Waverly PT
and Clav, dwl 21 Ji:>hn
Hacker August (3f(7?^r it H.X dwl 140 Perry
Hacker Bernard {Hacker Brothers), dwl 128 Third
Hacker Brothers {Bernard and Theodore), confectioners,
12S Third
Hacker Charles, draj-man Haas Brothers, dwl W s Chat-
tanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Hacker Theodore {Hacker Brothers), dwl 128 Third
Hackett A. J., student Heald's Business College
Hackett D., laborer Palace Hotel
Hackett Dwight, compositor G. W. Henning, dwl 331
Montgomery
Hackett E. B., dwl 741 Market
Hackett Edward, captain Central Pacific R. R. Co.*s stm
Thoroughfare, Second St. Wharf, res Oakland
Hackett Francis M., dentist Winter & Warner, dwl 1110
Clay
Hackett James, brickmason, dwl cor Polk and Fell
Hackett James, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler, dwl 726 Natoma, rear
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl N a Te-
hama bet Eighth and Ninth
Hackett J. F., machinist, dwl SW cor Shasta and Michi-
gan
Hackett John, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 8 Zoe, rear
Hackett John, bricklayer, dwl NW cor Larkin and Hayes
Hackett John, captain Central Pacific Co.'s stm Thorough-
fare, Second St. Wliarf
Hackett Joseph T., brassfinisher Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl
Shasta nr Georgia
Hackett Luke, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s M'harf, dwl
E s Columbia bet T^venty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hackett Martin, fireman California Mills, dwl 1 Beale PI
Hackett Patrick, tailor N. Sweeny, dwl 28 O'Farrell
Hackett Thomas W., bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co., dwl
70S Clementina
Hackett Walter, mate Central Pacific R. R. Co.'s stm
Thoroughfare, Second St. Wharf
Hackley Simeon, salesman Charles L. Dingley, dwl 5
Brenham PI
Hackman Herman, liquor saloon, dwl 429 Grove
Hackman John, porter Hodges & Gardner, dwl 411Sansom
Hackney Frederick E. , foreman Myers, Weighel & Co. , dwl
451 Octavia
Haddock John, dwl 711 O'Farrell
Haddock Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Hade John, blacksmith, dwl 187 Jessie
Hadeler Herman, dwl 425 Tyler
Haden Porter, port warden, "office 525 Front, dwl 309 Sut-
ter
Hadenet John, waiter Lick House
Hadenfeldt Charles {Wemel, Rothschiid A H.), dwl 449
r^atoma
Hadler John, liquor saloon and furnished rooms, NE cor
Dupont and Geary
Hadley Dikeman L., planer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
W' s Pierce bet Ellis and Eddy
Hadlev Frederick W., bookkeeper William S. Chapman,
dwl Grand Hotel
Hadlev James, ironmolder Union Foundry, dwl 16 Stan-
ford
Hadley John, ironmolder Union Foundry, dwl 16 Stanford
Hadley Moses F., porter Sroufe, Sweeney &. Co., dwl 1421
Washington
Hadlev Thomas, ironmolder Union Foundry, dwl 16 Stan-
ford
Hadley Walter, hairdresser, 262 Third
Hadlook Olive A. (widow), furnished rooms, 908 Howard
Hadson William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Haepfner Adam, tanner, dwl Franconia House E a San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Haesloop Detmar (Hansen .fc H.), dwl 41 Jackson
Haesters Franz, teacher music, dwl 725 Grove
Haestings A., musician, dwl 325 Bush
Hafenegger Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 2SRausch
Hafey Anna Miss, sewer Bloch &, Davidson, dwl N s Bran-
nan bet Sixth and Seventh
Hafey James, blacksmith David A. Lyons, dwl 723 How
Hafey William, tanner Sedgley & Davis, dwl Brannan bet
SLxth and Seventh
Haffert H., miner, dwl 746 Mission
Haffner George W., engraver, 32S Btish, dwl 611 Stockton
Haffney , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Hafford Hosea, calker, dwl 417 Main
Hafford Samuel, carpenter, dwl NE cor Mason and Van-
dewater
Haffron Patrick, contractor, dwl 6 Front
Hafner Bertha (widow), proprietress New York Brewery,
SW cor Shotwell and Eighteenth
Hafner Charles, clerk Henry Bromnier, dwl SE cor Ivy
and Van Ness avs
Hafnerr Oscar, dwl 311 Stockton
Haft E. E., attorney at law, olfice 507 Montgomerj- room
22, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hagadorn Mar>- E. Miss, telegraph operator, dwl 601 Polk
Hagan Benjamin {Hagan 6: Manheim, and Dresbach,
Bane <f- Co., Davisville, Solano Co., and Dorn^ Bill-
iard tfc Co., Chico, BiUte Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Hagan Charles, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Hagan Christopher, salesman, dwl 407 Hyde, rear
Hagan Henr>', clerk Edward Daly, dwl N s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
Hagan John (McGrath tt Co.), dwl E s Broderick bet Bush
and Sutter
Hagan John, bricklayer, dwl 34 Rausch
Hagan John, laborer, dwl 14 Baldwin Court
Hagan John Mrs., dwl 319 Tehama
Hagan M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s >\'harf
Hagan Margaret E. (widow), boarding. 1009 Powell
Hagiiu Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl NW cor
Third and King
Hag;in Patrick J., teamster, dwl 417 Hyde
Hagan Peter, warehouseman John Jennings, foot Town-
send, dwl 321 Eighth
Hagan P. 0., extraman H. & L. Co. No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl
22 O'Farrell
Hagan Samuel, clerk, dwl 1030 Pine
Hagan Susan, liquor saloon, 705 Brannan
Hagun Thomas H. expressman, NE cor Second and Mia-
sion, dwl 15 College PI
Hagan William, laborer, dwl 319 Beale
Hagan & Manheim {Benjamin Ha^jan and Isaac Man'
hcim), insurancebrokers and commission merchants,
office 316 California
Hagan. See Hagen
Hagans George W., printer, dwl 25 Moss
Hagans George W. Mrs., shirtmaker, dwl 25 Mos3
Hagar John, peddler, dwl 261 Jessie
Hage John, seaman, dwl 32 St«uart
Hagedom Alexander C, laborer, dwl 412 Francisco
Hagedorn Frederick, blacksmith Construction Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 233 Post
Hagedom William, carriage painter, dwl 107 Fourth
Hagedom William Mrs. , stamping and pinking, 107 Fourth
Hagelogh George, baker, 531 Commercial, dwl 428 Bdwy
Hageraan George {Sample tt //.), dwl 8 Monroe
Hagemann Charles {He th .t H.), dwl 965 Mission
Hagemann Frederick {Spreckels *{; Co.), res Santa Cruz
Hagemann Victor, traveling agent M. Wunsch & Co., dwl
913 Capp
Hagemann William {Hagemann <fc Sternberg), dwl 11
Gerke Alley
MOHGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyste..
L p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 7H, and 71S Kearny, Established 1862.
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Hagemaiin & Sternbcr2:(iri7?i'a?n Ilartemanii and Ccesar
Stcniheril), wines and liquors, U27 Merchant
Ht4femeister John, maltster Spreckels & Co., dvvl (71) 75
Clementina
Hagen , Mrs., dwl 903 Pacific
Hagfen , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Hay^a A. A., special policeman Pacific Fruit Market
Hagen Andrew, master mariner, dwl 5G Zoe
Hageii Baniett. laborer, dwl 116 Clinton
Ha^en Henry, native wines and liquors, NE cor Pine and
Montg-omer}'. dwl 1313 Sti'ckton
Hagen Henry, with Korbel & Co., dwl 504 Franklin
Hagen Hugh, laborer, dwl "HV,' cor Geary and Central Av
Hagen James, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl Stockton bet Pa-
cific and Broadway
Hagen Kamp Ad^'lith, tailor, dwl 21S Clara
Hagen Katberine (widowl, dwl 1313 Stockton
Hagen Patrick, laborer, dwl llfi Clinton
Hagen Peter, cellarmaster Heiirj' Hagen, dwl 1313 Stock
Hagen Peter, tanner, dwl 735 Brannan
Hagen Robert, dwl Nucleus House
Hagen. See Hagan
Hagenraeier Engelbert, tinner Hoffmann & Green, dwl
1309 Stockton
Hager Charles, waiter U. S. Marine Hospital
Eager John S., attorney at law, dwl SE cor Pine and Ma-
son
Hager Nicholas, molder Risdon I. aud L. Works, dwl SW
cor Sanchez and Hancock
Hager William, shoemaker, 820 Vallejo
Hager. See Hagar
Ha^ermann Mathew, drajTnan Charles Langley & Co.,
dwl 10 BowTnan PI
Hagerty Daniel, dwl 404 Broadway
Hagerty Daniel, carpenter, dwl 20 Ellen
Hagerty Dennis, laborer, dwl 336 Harrison
Hagerty Edward, hostler, 921 Sutter
HagertV James, shoemaker, 7 Eddy
, Hairertv John, laborer, dwl 107 William
Hagerty Patrick S., policeman City Hall, dwl 313 Clem
Hagerty William, carpenter, dwl 540 Linden Av
Hagerty William, engineer, dwl 110 Clinton
Hagerty. See Haggerty
Hagerup F. C. & Co. {Chrvitopker Kleinhammer), silk
and woolen dyers, 14S Third
Hagerup Frederick C. (F. C. Hagerup cfc Co.), dwl 14S
Third
Haggagraan Johan, tailor, dwl 427 Bush
Haggart Cornelius, watchman Prescott House, 933 Kear
Hag-garty Daniel, packer Ackerman Bros., dwl 22 Anna
Haggarty Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl Twenty-fourth bet
Brjant and Columbia
Haggatt Rosa (widow), dwl 14 Ohio
Haggemaim John, caqienter, dwl 50 Stevenson
Haggerty Cornelius, liquor saloon, NE cor Main and Har
Haggerty Dennis, laborer Palace Hotel
Haggerty George, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl 2009 Folsom
Haggarty James W.. machinist. 517 Clay, dwl 219 Mason
Haggerty John, blacksmith, dwl 8 Jessie
Haggerty John, laborer Excelsior Mills, dwl ISJ Freelon
Haggertv Mary (widow), dwl 31 Freelon
Haggerty Michael {Uaggertu d:. PHwjle), dwl 205 Fifth
Haggerty Patrick, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Haggerty Peter, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*s Wharf, dwl
24 Columbia
Haggertv Thomas, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Haggerty Thomas, messman stm John L. Stevens Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
ft^gertv Timothy, laborer, dwl 1065 Market
Haggerty Timothy C, shoemaker S. W. Rosenatock& Co.,
dwl 418 Grove
Haggerty & Pringle (Michael Haggerty and A. B. Prin-
^?e)." poultry, 13 Union Market
Haggertv. See Hagerty
Haggett E. M. (widow), dressmaker, dw! 217 Mason
Haggett Frederick, mattressmaker Samuel Beal, dwl 207
Mason
Haggin , shipcarpenter, dwl 5 Vassar PI
Haggin B. A., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., dwl 1250
Tavlor
HAGCaK JA.1IE!^ B. {Haggin d: Terns), dwl 1250 Tay-
lor
Haggin Joseph B., physician, office and dwl 235 Kearny
HAGGIK LOl'lS T. (Greathf'use <{■ H.), attorney at
law, office 411i California, dwl 1310 Taylor
HA<;d^ A TEVIS (Jamex B. Haggin and Lloyd Tev-
iV), attorneys at law and real estate, office 411 i^ Cal
Hagglund Joseph A., seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Haggoos Adoli^hc, laborer Gnttlieb Breklc. dwl 1431 Pac
Hagler John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Sec
Hagman John, merchant Uiilor, 323 Montgomery, dwl foot
Powell nr Bay
Hagman Peter, bookkeeper Peter Lane, dwl 14S Silver
Hagiiey John, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Hagspihl Oscar, teacher German and classics, dwl 2 Car-
los PI
Hagstrom Charles, carriagetrimmer. dwl 1128 O'Farrell
Hagstrom Peter, carriag'etrimmer, dwl 128 O'Farrell
Hagthrtip Edward, capitalist, dwl 626 Sutter
Hagthrop John S., master mariner, dwl 626 Sutter
Hague Andrew, plumber T. Ross, dwl 317 Bush
Hague James !>., mining engineer, office 240 Montgom-
ery, dwl 609 Bush
Ha^e Jonathan, clerk Dickson, DeWolf & Co., res Oak-
land
Haguenauer Julien, traveling agent, dwl 4 St. Mary
Hahar Michael, longshoreman, dwl 111 Clementina
Hahn August (Hahn it Co.), dwl S s Busih nr Buchanan
Hahn Auguste, groceries and liquors, NE cor Post and La-
guna
Hahn Charles, dwl 220 Pacific
Hahn Elizabeth B. (widow), dwl 1610 Pacific Av
Hahn H., dwl 2343 Fulsom
Hahn Henrj', cook stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Hahn Heniy, grocer, dwl 1 Wetmore PI
Hahn Henrj', musician, dwl 1604 Mason
Hahn Jacob, dwi 636 Mission
Hahn Johan, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Decatur nr
Bni'ant
Hahn John, plumber, dwl 616 California
Hahn John, real estate, office 502 Mont, dwi 923 Hyde
Hahn John W., boiler Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 9 Calhoun
Hahn Joseph, manufacturing jeweler and diamond setter,
410 Kearny, dwl 90 Fair Oaks
Hahn Louis, clerk William Hahn, dwl 1 Wetmore PI
Hahn Morris, clerk, dwl 426 Eddy
Hahn Selignian (Tokla^, H. and Brmon), dwl 1214 Geary
Hahn William, artist, studio and dwl SE cor Vallejo and
Front
Hahn William, butcher, dwl 1522 Pacific Av
Hahn William, groceries and liquors, 1016 Clay
Hahn & Co. (A ngn.sf Hahn and George Lehn^r), borse-
shoers and blacksmiths, 704 Front
Hahne Babette (widow), furnished rooms, 10 Quincy
Hahnenmnn Albert, baker, dwl 441 Clementina, rear
Haier Charles, brewer Wannemacher & Kronnenbei^, dwl
dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Haig Alexander, laborer Lick House
Haig D. C. carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
Haight A. J. Mrs., furnished rooms. 26J Kearny
Haight Andrew J., watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc., 133
Montgomer\-, dwl 26^ Kearny
Haight Frankliii H., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 710
Leavenworth
Haight George W., law student Henry H. Haight, 207
Sansom
Haight H., Ship and Steamboat J. Assn, 139 Post
Haight Henrv Mrs. (widow), dwl 710 Leavenworth
HAIGHT HE\RT H., attorney at law, oflSee 207 San-
som, res Alameda
Haight House, Mrs. Margaret Doj'le proprietress, 632
Brannan
Haight John E., porter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution,
dwl 37 Perry
Haight Robert {Irvine & H.), dwl 130 Second
Haight William H., barkeeper A. C. Scott, dwl 618 Stock-
ton
Haight. See Halt
Haile Anton, expressman NW cor Kearny and Jackson,
dwl 221 Eighth
Hailer Christopher, watchman Philadelphia Brewer}-, dwl
45 Clementina, rear
Hain Mary (widow), dwi K\V cor Sutter and Webster
Haine Joseph, physician, oflice and dwl 415 Sutter
Haines Mrs. (widow), dwl 311 Stocktm
Haines A. M., porter, dwl 212 Tyler
Haines Daniel, foreman Stables Omnibua R. R., dwl 673
Howard
Haines Erasmus W., agent Home & Home Shuttle Sew-
ing Machine, 17 New Montgomery Grand Hotel, dwl
1006 Bush
Haines Franklin, hairdresser Creamer & Deckelman, dwl
409 Folsom
Haines Patrick, miner, dwl 219 Minna
Haines Robert H., stockbroker, dwl American Exchange
Haines. See Hanes and Hajmes
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Hainesworth James, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, Second
Ilainque M'artial (Tail ct ff.), dwl 965 Folsom
Hair Charles, proprietor Washington Hotel, 519 and 621
Hair EUj'ah (colored), laborer, dwl 429 Union
Hais Fr.incis J., painter, dwl 50S Sixth
Hakausson aiarles M., boxmaker Louis Breidenstem, dwl
Haker John, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
SW cor Fiftli and Natoma
Haker William (IV'. Haker * Htnz), res Pans
IIIKKK W. A IHN« (-'l«f/>".< C. Hmz) importerB
■ niillinerv and artificial flowers. .545 Market
Hvkeuill J W., bookkeeper 306 Front, dwl 824 Keamj
Hall.cr«t«lt Charles, tailor, dwl 438 Broadw-a.v
Ilulli^^uths Julius, pianist, dwl Overland House
llakrnw James, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific , „,, „ ,
Haldine William, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 24i Howard
HAIEAM* NORCKOSS SIITER MIXINfi TO.
(Storey Co., Nev.), Joel F. Lightner secretarj-, office
43S California
Hale H. A. (Hale <t- Co.), res New "Sork
Hale H. A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1116 Mission
Hale Henn- H., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl NW
cor Washington .and Devisadero . , „„„ .,•
Hale Henrv M., with Rodgers, Meyer & Co., dwl 932 Miss
Hale James A., brickmason U. S. Appraisers Buildmg,
dwl 423 Bush
Hale J. C, carpenter Palace Hotel ,„,„,,.
Hale John, waiter John Anderson, dwl 210 Minna
Hale John Mrs., dwl 1116 Mission
Hale John B. . waiter, dwl 143 Natoma
Hale Joseiih, laborer, dwl 8 Commercial
HAIE P\«E * CO. oniliam E. Hale and James
II Paqe). stockbrokers office. 308 Sansom
Hale Samuel T. {Hale I- HaxHnx). dwl 13 Florence
Hale Susan M. (widow), dwl 932 Pacific
Halo W. H.. bookkeeper, dwl 325* Bush
HILE WILLIAM, attorney at law, office |04 Mont^
gomerv. dwl 932 Pacific
Hale William E. (Hale. Pane * Co.), dwl 227 Geary
HALE WILLIAM F., physician, office 620 Kearny, dwl
334 Ellis
Hale William O.. clerk Lick House . ., ,
Hale & Adams iWilHam E. Hale and Grove Adamn),
stockbrokers, office 308 Sansom
Hale & Co. (S. W. Fuller and H. A. Bale), cane and
wood-seat chairs, 60S and 510 Washington . , ^ .^
Hale& Haskins (S. T. Hale and C. W. Hashiw), fruit
and vegetables, 15 and 32 Centre Market
Halertv William, teamster, dwl cor Vallejo and Battery
Haley ' , laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 20 Anthony
Haley Andrew, shipcarpenter. dwl 238 Steuart
Haley Ann Mrs., dwl Ashburton PI
Haley Charles M. (HopHns S: U.), dwl SE cor Hyde and
Francisco . . , -ao
HALEY t'H.tKLES S., physician, office and dwl 703
Post
Halev Dennis, laborer Palace Hotel
Haley Dennis, paver, dwl 1723 Leavenworth
HalcV Demiott, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Haley Ellen Mi.ss, laundress Grand Hotel
HalcV Ellen (widow), dwl 76 Jessie
Haley George H. , capitalist, dwl American Exchange
Halev Howard, shipjoiner, dwl 782 Harrison
Haley Hugh, stoveraounter Locke & Montague, dwl 80
Natoma
Haley James, carriagebuilder, dwl 1723 Leavenworth
Haley James, longshoreman, dwl 76 Jessie, rear
Halev James, shoemaker Thomas Healey, dwl 150 Eighth
Halev Jennie (widow), furnished rooms. 704 Folsom
Haley Jeremiah, ironworker Thomas Wliitc, dwl 526 Na-
toma
Haley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl S s Pacific bet Filhnore and
Steiner
Halev John, dwl 424 Sansom
Halev John, hacknian. Plaza, dwl 737 Broadway
Haley John, horseshoer Tliomas Mo.\nany, dwl 741 Market
Haley John, laborer, dwl 20* Harriet
Halev John, laborer, dwl 22 Zoe
Halev John, laborer, dwl 915 Folsom
Halev Ji .hn , laborer, dwl Wa\Tie nr Gate S s Bernal Heights
Haley John, plumber and gasfitter, 819 Larkin
Haley .lohn. watehman Hinckley & Co., dwl Welsh bet
Brannan and Bn-ant
Haley John, watertender stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.,
res Eureka. Humboldt Bay
Hdov John J., land agent Central Pacific E. R., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 58, dwl 702 Post
Haley Joseph, machinist, dwl 153 Third
Halev M.. teamster J. Morton, & Co., dwl 30 Claru
Halev Mary (widow), dwl 360 Clementina
Halev Marv Mrs., janitress, 406 California, dwl 165 Minna
HaleV Michael, brassfinisber Weed & Kingwell, dwl 22 Zoe
Haley Michael, contractor, dwl 602 Seventh
HalcV Michael, laborer, dwl 30 Clara
Haley Michael, peddler, dwl 226 Main . , ,,w
Haley Michael C, wood and coal, 1205 Broadway, dwl NW
cor Buchanan and Greenwich
Haley Morgan, laborer Vallejo St. Bonded Warehouse, dwl
cor Montgomery and Lombard
Haley Patrick, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Wharf
Halev Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Hamlin nr Green
Haley Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl Mam
bet Folsom and Howard
Haley Patrick, shoemaker Edward Main
Halev Patrick, teamster, dwl 130 Fern Av
Halev Peter, porter Locke & Montagvie, dwl N s ShotweU
bet Twentv-sixth and Tiventy-seventh
Haley Samson M. B. , artcsian-wellborer, dwl 220, Filhnore
Halev Thomas, laborer, dwl 1 Kate
HaleV Thomas, laborer, dwl 25 Hunt , „^ . ,
Haley Thomas, miner, dwl S s Hayes bet Sterner and
Pierce
Halev Thomas, polisher Goodwin & Co.. dwl 360 Clem
Halev. See Haly, Healy, Hely, and Heley
Halford Josejih, ironmolder Union Foundry, dwl 40 bilv er
Halihan William, painter, dwl 411 Fourth
Haling James, painter, dwl E s Church ur Twenty-second
Hall , dwl 824 Howard
Hall , oysterdealer, dwl 420 Natoma
Hall A. B., iuason Palace Hotel
Hall Abrah,am (Miller J: H.), dwl 1612 Clay
Hall Albert S. (Scott ,(■ H.). dwl 300 Capp
Hall Alexander, seaman, dwl 26 Minna , , , ».
Hall Algie, candv manufacturer M. H. Garland, dwl N 8
Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hall Alice J. Miss, weigher Assayer's Department U. h.
Mint, dwl 518 Jones
Hall Alonzo, farmer, dwl 741 Market
Hall Bell Mrs., operator Thomas Barrows, 121S Market
Hall Benjamin, porter J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 313Ritch
Hall C. Mrs. . ladies' nurse, dwl 322 Leavenworth
Hall (Sitharine (widow), furnished rooms. 19 Sixth
Hall Charies, clerk R. L. Robertson, dwl Guerrero bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third , , or,-
Hall Charies, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Hall Charles, lather Palace Hotel
Hall CTiarles E., surveyor, dwl 205 l^irk , ^ , ,„, „ .
Hall Charies E., timekeeper Palace Hotel, dwl 121 Mont
Hall Charles H., policeman City Hall, dwl 932 Clay
Hall Charies P. (S. P. d- C. P. Halt), dwl 13 O Farrel
Hall Charles R., piano manufacturer, 14 Tjier, dwl .is
Jessie nr Seventh
Hall Chariotte (widow), dwl 125 Silver j , ,„„,
Hall Christiana (widow, colored), dressmaker, dwl 1607
Jones
Hall C. F. Mrs., dwl Revere House
Hall C. P., attorney at law, dwl 824 Howard
Hall C. Pettinos Mrs., teacher music, dwl 420 Second
Hall Cyrus M. . dwl 607 Powell
Hall Daniel (HalU- Jones), dwl 917 Post
Hall David, expresswagon. cor Jackson and Dupont
Hall David Mrs. , dressmaker SulUvan & Moorhead, dwl
1025 Sutter
Hall David W. , housepainter, dwl 1025 Sutter
Hall Edward, carpenter, dwl 28 Everett
Hall Edward, with Hall & Charles, 408 Montgomery, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel ,. ^ „ .i
Hall Edward, machinist, dwl S s Fifteenth Av bet R and
S, South S. F. , J , „.„
Hall Edward, tinsmith Marshall C. Brydges, dwl 349
fJcsSlG
Hall Edward B. (Hall it Lachvia7i). dwl 1212 Larkin
Hall Edward D., waiter John L. Stophens Oregon S. S.
Co
Hall Edward F. Jr. (Edward F. Hall <t Co.), dwl SW cor
Pine and Leavenworth
HALL EDWAKO F. A CO. (James R. Keene),
stockbrokers, office 410 California
Hall Edward K., foreman Figaro, dwl SW cor Pacific and
Stockton , , -
Hall Edward L., collector Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
res East Oakland
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, dealr in all kinds of Presh Oysters.
I. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Hall Edward M. (Hall d' CA a r/e.s-). res Oakland
Hall Edward S., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
Fifteenth Av nr Islais Creek, South S. F.
Hall Eldridyre J., salesman L. SiseD\ine, 504 Montgomery,
dwl 750 Clay
Hall F. L., assistant eng'ineer Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsy
Hall Frank, seaman, dwl i23S Stouart
Hall Frank S., machinist Hansconi & Co., dwl 304 Folsom
Hall Frederic, atl<:)rney at law, office 519 Montj^omerj-,
dwl Lick House
Hall Fremont S., compositor Dewey & Co., res Oakland
Hall Gardner S. {HoH X- Visiwll), dwl '.i2li Howard
Hall Gardner S. (IVrwia d- Co.). dwl 51 Third
Hall Gaven D., attorney at law, dwl 4'20 Tehama
Hall Geon,'e (Leicin d- Co.), dwl Si7 Harrison
Hall Geur^^e, drayman, dwl 825 Harrison
Hall George, jeweler, dwl 917 Post
Hall George, official reporter Seventh District Court,
office 20 City Hall third floor, dwl 916 Harrison
Hall Genrg'e D., dwl NAV cor California and Stockton
Hall George E., candies Magiiire's Opera House, dwl 129
Third
Hall George H., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 737
Howard
Hall George W., bookkeeper London & S. F. Bank, dwl
30y Powell
Hall Gilbert C. {Tohin, Darisson d' Co.), dwl 151 Octavia
Hall H. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 450 Minna
Hall Harvey, dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-sixth
Hall Henry, engineer, dwl 7 Perr^* nr Second
Hall Henr>', janitor South Cosmopolitan Primar>- School,
dwl 531 Stevenson
Hall Heur^*, special policeman, dwl 907 Vallejo
Hall Henry H., painter, dwl 2 Washington Av
Hall Henr>' M., mason, dwl 1505 Dupont
Hall Henfv M., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 1S09 Stockton
Hall Horace, actor, dwl 129 Third
Hall Horace B., foreman L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 38 Moss
Hall Isaac, Ship\\Tights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Moutgximery
Hall Isaac, waiter James Moir, dwl 531 Fourth
Hall Isaac M. (Hall d- Co.), dwl tiOO Bush
Hall Isaac K. {Ballard d- H.), dwl 1429 Gear}'
Hall J., cook H. Benihamer, dwl 258 Stevenson
Hall J, A. (widow), dwl 518 Jones
Hail James {Hall ct Hutchinson), dwl S s Twenty-first nr
Howard
Hall James (James Hall d- Co.), res Oakland
Hall James, carpenter, dwl 44 Jessie
Hal! James, carpenter James Drury, dwl 20 Minna
Hall James, collector, dwl 125 Silver
Hall James, laborer, dwl 17 Tehama
Hall James, sawfiler, dwl NW cor Clay and Webster
Hall James & Co., grain merchants, 302 California
Hall James A., cigar manufacturer, 406 Dnimm
HaD James H., liquor saloon and milkman, 1 Garden,
dwl cor Twenty-secjud and Howard
Hall J. D., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery'
Hall John, compositor Morning Call, res Teraescal, Ala-
meda Co.
Hall John, laborer Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hal! John, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Hill John C, collector, office 606 Montgomery, dwl 225
Seventh
H John Chase, attorney at law, office 215 Sansom
A-'.W John J., watchman Fi-anklin Hotel, 414 Pacific
HALL JOHN' L., doors, windows, and blinds. 11 and 13
».'al and 114 and 116 Market, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hall John P., clerk Murphy ^t Graham, dwl 1048 Folsom
Hal! John S., mariner, dwl 211 Second
Hall Joseph F., laundriTnan, dwl 1021 Hyde
Hall Josiah L., blacksmith Kimball Mantif. Co., dwl 2
Washington Av
Hall J. v., commission merchant, dwl 119 Jones
Hall L. A., messenger Wells, Fargo .k Co., dwl Cosmopol-
itan Hotel
Hall Lawrence O., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,
dwl 1021 Sutter
Hall Louis, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Hall Louis, driver A. F. Green & Co., dwl 322 Fulton, rear
Hall M. A., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Vasca de
Gama
Hall Maggie J. Miss, principal Pine St. Primary- School,
dwl 518 Jones
Hall Marcus P. (Stoiitenhorowjh d: Hall), dwU Grand
Hutel
Hall Margaret E. (widow), seamstress (Soodwin & Co., dwl
935 Folsom
Hall Marj' Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
357 Minna
Hall Man,' J. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 442^ Clementina
Hall Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Hall Michael H., blacksmith, dwl 311 J Ritch
HALL OF KECOKUS. SE cor Keaniv and Wash
Hall Nathan (colored), hairdresser Phillips &, Co., dwl 28
Stone
Hall Norman, collector, dwl 225 Seventh
Hall Peter, dwl 12 Washington
Hall Peter, Shii)wrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Hall R. li., night inspector aistom House, res Oakland
Hall Richard, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl l.>05 DuiMmt
Hall Richard B. (liohiiniun d: Hall), dwl NW cor Hinck-
ley and Pincliney PI
Hall Richard B., physician, office 134^ Post, dwl 1415
Stockton
Hall Richard H., mason, dwl 1505 Dupont
Hall Robert(/io(reiti/.), dwl NW cor Valencia and Twen-
tieth
Hall Robert A. (Moi-ris »t H.), dwl S41 Pacific
Hall Robert C, recei\ing teller Merchants' Exchange
Bank, dwl lu21 Sutter
Hall Robert J., clerk, dwl 114J Turk
Hall Robert Victor, hairdresser Joseph Lipman, dwl E s
Stockton bet Broadway and Vallejo
Hall Samuel, laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Hall Samuel, wheelwright, dwl 322 Leavenworth
Hall Samuel M. (HalliV Kearney), dwl 2022 Van Ness Av
Hall Samuel P., collector Thomas Day, dwl 518 Jones
Hall Sarah B. Miss, citv missionan', dwl 1615 California
Hall Seth P. (S. P. d- C. P. Hall)', dwl 13 O'Farrell
HALL S. HASTIN'4;S, physician, office 601 California,
dwl Russ House
Hall Sidney, extraman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl
209 Tehama
Hall Sidney, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl
150 Second
Hall S. P. & C. P., attorneys at law, office 213 Sansom
Hall Thomas, dwl SW cor New Montgomery and Natoma
Hall Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 103 Freelon
Hall Thomas, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Hall Thomas, phvsician, dwl W s Guerrero nr Twenty-
third
Hall Thomas D., watchmaker and jeweler, 37 Sixth
Hall W., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Hall W., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Hall W. D. S., fireman, dwl cor Polk and Market
Hall William, Bricklajers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Hall WUliam, forgeman, dwl 955 Brjant
Hall William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Hall William, milkranch ^'isitacion Valley Road bet San
Jose and San Bnmo roads
Hall William, sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 125 Silver
Hall William Jr., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Hall William A., contractor, dwl SW cor Gough and Pa-
cific Av
Hall WiUiam D. L., porter County Tax Collector's Office,
dwl 618 California
Hall WUliam H. (colored), barber, dwl 1227 Clay
Hall William H., foreman Citv Stables, dwl 325^ Bush
HALL MILLLIM HAMMO.XU, chief engineer and
superintendent S. F. Public Parks, office 302 Mont-
gomery room 23, dwl 423 Eddy
Hall Winslow, carpenter and builder, office 638 Market
Hall Winslow G., shipbuilder, 311 East, dwl 1612 Clay
HALL A CHARLES (Edward M. Hall andHennjA.
Charlcv), stockbrokers, 4u8 Montgomery'
Hall & Co. (Isaac Jf. Hall), fruits, vegetables, etc., 21
California Market
Hall & Hutchinson (James Hall and Daniel Hutchin-
son), milkmen, NE cor Scott and Lombard
Hall & Jones (Daniel Hall and James Jones), engravers,
242 Third
HALL A KEARXEY (>^amtiel M. Hall and James
Kearney), proprietors Parker House, 617 Mont
Hall i: Lachmau (A'duard B. Hall and Morris Lachman),
carpets, oilcloths, etc., 232 Bush
Hall i: Vandyke Consolidated Coal M. Co. {Wyoming T.),
Frank Swift secretary, office 419 California
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., J. R. Carnahau manager, office
and salesroom 537 Market
Hallahan Daniel, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Hallahan Dennis, laborer Palace Hotel
Hallahan Eugene, blacksmith Hinckley & Co., dwl 126
Dora
Hallahan James, tanner Anton Krieg, dwl W s San Bruno
Road bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty- seventh
Hallahan John, stonecutter, dwl 126 Dora
Hallahan Patrick, stableman, dwl cor Leav and T>'ler
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates tkroughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant
Hallahan Tlionias, blacksrailh. dwl W s N bet Thirteenth
and Fiiurtteiith avs, Suuth S. K.
Halian Juliii, laborer, dwi 2^^ Fuurth
Hallaran Thomas K., blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
cor Iowa and Fourteenth Av
Hallbeck Thev>dore. laborer, dwl 34t> Ritch
UALLE<'K IIE\UY W. (Estate of), office 43 Mont-
gomery iiluck
Haller Albiisiu3, lithographer F. Korbel Sa Brothers, dwl
18 First
Haller John, laborer, dwl Eighteenth Av nr F, South S. F.
Haller John, laundryman Lick House
HuIIcr Joseph, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl N s
Moultun bet Fillmore and Steiner
Haller Lucas, woodturner, dwl '240 Taylor
Haller Miirgaret (widow), dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Haller Peter Nicholas H., blacksmith and wagonmaker,
N s Filbert bet Fillmore and Webster
Hallett , molder Union Iron Works
HALLKTT, BAKTLKTT, «t l>4LTO\ (George H.
Uallftt, Plini/ Barttett, and I\ E. Dalton), pro-
prietors Contiu Costa Laundry, office 13 Broadway
Hallett Charles O., clerk S. F. Post-nffioe, dwl 20D Hyde
H;tllctt Daniel M., ca^pent^;r, dwl 010 Howard
Hallett Frederick M., caq.ieiiter, dwl 537 Natoma
Hallett (George H. {UaUctt, Bartlt-U a; Dalton), dwl 326
Geary
Hallett Oliver G., cigars and tobacco, 320 Montgomery,
dwl 325 Ellis
Halk-tt Winslow L., driver Contra Costa Laimdry, dwl
3Ji.rapp
HALLEV M'lLLIA^I, publisher and editor Pacific Odd
Fellow, office 531 California rtiom 0, dwl East Oakland
Hallgarten Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 222
Post
Hallidaii Hannah, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl W s Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Halliday David, book agent, dwl 142J Ft.iurth
Halliday Frederick, dwl W s Alabama bet T\venty -second
and Twenty-third
Halliday John, peddler, dwl cor Market and Valencia
Halliday P., mate stm Louisa, Pacific St. \V'harf
Hulliday William, book agent, dwl 142^ Fourth
Hallidcn Dennis, hostler William E." Bridge, dwl 163J^
Jessie
IIALLII>IE A. S., importer, manufacturer ^^ire and
wirerope, and suspension bridgcbuilder, factory NE
cor Vallejo and Sansom, agent Pacific Wire Man-
ufacturing Co., office 113 and 115 Pine, and president
Mechanics' Institute, dwi 1020 Washington
Halligan John, dwl !)2b Post, rear
Hallinau , boilermaker Union Iron Works
Hallinan Dennis, laborer, dwl 204 First
HalUnan Nathaniel, blacksmith, dwl Eighth Av nr L,
South S. F.
Hallinan Patrick, laborer, dwl Eighth Av bet K and L,
South S. F.
Hailing Frederick, laborer, dwl 123 Olive Av
Halliiihubir Frederick, waiter, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
HaUman Henrj', clerk Albert Heyer, dwl 501 Bryant
H;ilhnan T., boilennaker Francis' L CHirrv
Hallock Robert, butcher C. Kerr & Co., dwl SE cor Ninth
Av and L, South S. F.
Hallou Henry, waiter Dennis MaUranger, dwl 715 Vallejo
Halloran Francis, laborer, dwl "Olt Howard
Hullnran J., watert^nder Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Hallorun John, varnisher Kragen i: Co., dwl cor Harrison
and Main
Halloran Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Halloraii William P., plumber, dwl 1302 California
Hallowed Caleb, salesman 21 California Market, dwl S32
Folsom
Hallowell Kate Miss, saleswoman Samuel L. Hasey, dwl
S32 Folsom
Hallowell Samuel, barkeeper California Theater, dwl 1517
Dupont
Halpen Thomas, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
Halpin John, enchuser Schulz k Fischer, dwl 743 Pine
Halpin Michael, clerk W}-nne, Lowtli & Co., dwl 31G
Fourth
Hali.iii William {Wynne, Loicth d: Co.), dwl 31G Fourth
Halpin William, marbleworker LeonR. Myers & Co., dwl
824 Harrison
Halpin William G., teamster, dwl N s Filbert bet Webster
and Buchanan
IIAliiSKY ABKAHAHI, mining secretary, office 200
Sansom, dwl Russ House
Halsey Charles, attorney at law and court commissioner
Fourth District Court, office 46 Montgomer}' Block,
dwl 2105 Hyde
Halsey Charles, clerk August Dirking, dwl 410 Larkin
HalsL-y Charles M., watchmaker, dwl 17 Willow Av
Halsey Edward A., clerk Hutchmson,Mann & Smith, dwl
70S Harrison
Halsey Francis A., clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl SE
Cor California and Dupont
Halsey George F., cutter Neustadter Brothers, dwl 121
Lilly Av
Halsey George R., engineer, dwi Sll Market
Halsey G. W., engineer, dwl What dieer House
Halsey William F., bookeeper George A. Meigs, dwl 768
Harrison
Halson James, dwl 48 CHementina
HaUted , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Haltbeck Theodore, longshoreman, dwl 1.33 Harrison
Haltz James, bookseller, dwl 108 Seventh
Halversen Andrew, blacksmith, dwl 722 Green
Halvorsen Hans J., cooper, dwl 1318 Kearny
Hc^y Patrick, drayman Keef k Co., dwl 130 Fern Av
Ham Catherine SLss, seamstress, dwl 1830 Market
Ham Charles H. (widow), dwl 2217 Howard
Ham Charles H., \'ice-principal Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 704 Howard
Ham Charles W. {Bahman d: Co.), dwl 1317 Green
Ham James H. Mrs., dwl E s Valencia bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Ham John, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Office, dwl 909 How
Ham R. K. {Renton, Ilolmes .t Co.), res Sauta Clara
Haman John, blacksmith, dwl 447 Jessie
Hamann Hermine (widow), seamstress, dwl 331 Vallejo
Hambarg rheodore, trunkinaker A. Haas & Co., dwl Guer-
rero bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hamberg Gustav, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Hamberger Louis, jewel ry-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum,
dwl W s Dolores bet Fiftceuth and Sixteenth
Hamblin Charles C., carpenter, dwl W s San Bruno Road
nr Twenty-ninth
Hamblin Charles H., plasterer Palace Hotel
Hambrecht Ludwig, cabinetmaker, dwi 203 Post
Hambuni Thomas, carriagetrimnicr, dwl 614 Mission
U.l.MBrR4;-A.nKKK'A\ PACKET CO., West India
Line, Henry lialzer .t Co. agents, office 213 Sansom
Hamburg August, upholsterer, dwl 124 First Av
HAMBl R<; BOAKD 1 \UEK1VRITEK.S, Hellnian
Hros. & Co. agents, office SW cor Front and Jackson
1I.UII&IKC;.UKEHE\ EIRE l.\SIRA\CE CO..
iMorris Speyer & Co. agents, office 13 Mercbauts' Ex-
change 425 California
Hamburg L. A., upholsterer Grand Hotel
Hamburg Nurser\', P. Thiesen proptr. Sixteenth nr Dela-
ware
Hamburg Steamship Co., J. F. Meinke & Co. agents,
office SW cor California and Sansom
Hamburger Emilia (widow), dwl N s Wells Av nr Dolores
Hamburger G. & Brother (Morris Ilambuvier), clothmg.
52 Third J i> h.
Hamburger Gustav (G. Hamburger tt Brother), dwl 13
Sixth
Hambuiger L. C, jeweler, dwl Dolores bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Hamburger Minnie (widow), dwl 721 Broadi^*ay
Hamburger Morris (G. llainbunjer d: Brother), dwi 42S
Ste\enson
Hamelin Arthur, market, SE cOr Clay and Powell, dwl
1812 Stockton
Hamen Peter, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hamer Mrs., housekeeper Lick House
Hainer Edward C, clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl 610
Howard
Hamer George, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Hamer George H. (colored), whitener, 803 Mission, dwl
1500 Powell
Hamer John D., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 915 Market
Hamgan,' M. Mrs., housekeeper Russ House
Hamill Alfred H., foreman Journal of Commerce, dwl
1223 Folsom
HamiHl Amelia H. Mrs., teacher Tehama Primary School,
dwl 2524 Clay
Hamill Arthur H., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell
Hamill John {Ilamill d- Swim), dwl S 3 Dorland bet Guer^
rero and Dolores
Hamill John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hamill Thomas, waiter Lick House
Hamill William, painter, dwi 511 Lombard
Hamill William A., draftsman Augustus Laver, dwl Dor-
land nr Guerrero
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
lIAxHILIi A SWIM (John Hamill and D. K. Swim),
notaries public, com in sisi oners deeds, and real-estate
aifents, 32".i MuiitLTomery
Hamill. See Hanimill
Hamilton , dwl 20S) LeidesdorfE
Hamilton , contractor, dwl 719 Market
Hamilton , teacher, d\vl 314 Bush
Hamilt(.tn Alexander, bookkeeper, dwl 114^ Turk
Hamilton Alexander, machinist, dwl What Cheer House
Hamilt<.m Andrew, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, "232 Sutter
Hamilton Andrew, carpenter, dwl 12 Clementnia
Hamilton Andrew, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl cor
McAUister and Laguna
Hamilton A. P., stableman Norton & Adams, dwl 435
Turk
Hamilton Calaghan, shoemaker, dwl S s Sutter bet Baker
and Lyons
Hamilton Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Hamilton Charles E., carpenter, dwl 121 Welsh
Hamilton Charles S., seaman stm Ventura
Hamiltmi Christopher (colored), whitewasher, dwl 515
Vallejo
Hamilton David, conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 2724
Mission
Hamilton Elijah S., watchman U. S. Mint, res San Lean-
dro
Hamilton Francis W., sawyer Wells, Russell & Co.
Hamilton Frank, circular molder D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 141 Miuna
Hamilton George A., manufacturer baby jumpers, 213
Mission, dwl 32 Twelfth
Hamilton George R., clerk Assistant Ticket Agent Cen-
tral Pacific R. R. Office, dwl 311 Stockton
Hamilton George T., bootblack, 613 Commercial, dwl 809
Pacific
Hamilton James, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
38 Clarence PI
Hamilton James, bookkeeper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
S s Twenty-third nr York
Hamilton James, carpenter, dwl Philadelphia House
Hamilton James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Hamilton James, expresswagon, cor Stockton and Pacific
Hamilton James, foreman shoe shop Industrial School,
dwl Old San Jos6 Road nr Ocean House Road
Hamilton James, furniture and bedding, 1319 Stockton
Hamilton James, mariner, dwl SE cor Spear and Harrison
Hamilton James, seaman, dwl 2(i Steuart
Hamilt<:)n James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California, dwl
54 Sacramento
Hamilton James M., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 810
T\ventieth
Hamilton James W., foreman D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 732 Hayes
Hamilton J. L. O., carpenter, dwl 533 Sacramento
Hamilton J. M., merchant, dwl Russ House
Hamilton John, dry goods dealer, dwl (305 Stevenson
Hamilton John, laborer, dwl S Silver
Hamilton John, laborer, dwl 21 Howard
Hamilton John, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
Hamilton John, stevedore, dwl 005 Stevenson
Hamilton John, waiter Oscar Lews, dwl 401 Third
Hamilton John Rae (Hainiltuti tL- SumiicJuieii), dwl 508
Third
Hamilton Joseph {Hamilton lii Robertson)^ dwl SE cor
Third and Harrison
Hamilton Joseph, dwl 536 Minna
Hamilton Joseph, saddles and harness, 401 Third
Hamilton Joseph A., salesman Kemiedy, O'Neil&Bren-
nan, dwl 536 Minna
Hamilton Josephine J. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1017
Howard
Hamilton Napier, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
225 Fourth
Hamilton Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 164 Jessie
Hamilton Robert, mason Palace Hotel
Hamilton Robert, salesman Gleesou & Fell, dwl Nucleus
House
Hamilton Robert M. {Baker A U.), res Sacramento
Hamilton Samuel, driver Hamilton &■ Robertson, dwl SE
cor Third and Harrison
Hamilton Samuel, waiter Oscar Lewis, dwl 401 Third
Hamilton Thomas, carpenter, dwl 454 Sixth
Hamilton Thomas, painter, dwl Columbia nr California
Av N s Bemal Heights
Hamilton Thomas, shoemaker John McQuade, dwl 30
Hunt
Hamilton Thomas, special policeman, dwl Avenue House
Hamilton W. B., inspector Custom House, res Oakland
Hamilton William, sawyer, dwl IGO Perry
Hamilton William J. (Straut d: II.), NW cor Sacramento
and L>rumm
Hamilton W. J., dwl 1106 O'Farrell, rear
Hamiltnn & Robertson (Jugtph Hamilton and W. S.
Ixohertxon), hack jiroprietors, 132 Sutter
UA.MILTOX A SUWWHSKS {John Rae Hamilton
and ^ i>-h"/a.^SnnNicli.^rii).-^vueni] agents Commercial
Union Assuraiicu (_'•>. vi Lundon, office 221 Sansum
Hamley George S-.cig-.irs and tobacco, 210 Montgomery,
dwl NE cor Eieventli and Mission
Hamlin Carl, tailor, dwl 425 Brttadway
Hamlin Charles H., salesman Joseph Fraser, dwl 1510
Bush
Hamlin Charles L. {Hamlin tO Wescott), dwl 3 AVhite PI
Hamlin George, manager Gerke Wine House, 414 Market,
dwl S s Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
Hamlin George C, engineer Occidental Laudry
Handin Henuann, stevedore, dwl 510 Sixth, rear
Hamlin Joshua, special policeman, dwl 719 Market
Hamlin Lewis, salesman Henry Gerke, dwl S s Fifteenth
bet Noe and Castro
"Hamlin Thomas, salesman Elliott & Co., dwl 930 Clay
Hamlin & Wescott (Charles L. Hamlin and Elliott
Wescott), boot and shoe manufacturers, 216 Dupont
Hamm John, clerk Freight Auditor's Otfioe Central Pacific
R. R., dwl N 8 Howard bet Fifth and Sixth
Hamm Joseph T., searcher records, office 18 Court Block
636 Clay, dwl 3 Clay Av
Hamma Herman, carpenter, dwl 557^ Stevenson
Hammant Henrj-, steward, dwl 113 Jackson
Hammarberg Augusta C. Miss, seamstress, dwl 19 Lewis
PI
Hammarberg L. A., dwl 19 Lewis PI
Hammell Emery S. P., blacksmith Whitmore & Son, dwl
SE cor Bush and Polk
Hammer Albert, cook, dwl NW cor Jackson and Drumm
Hammer Albert, hamessmaker, dwl 530 Fulton
Hammer Edward H., salesman Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
dwl 44 Silver
HANMEK FREDERICK H., commission merchant,
204 and 206 Clay, dwl 710 Grove
Hammer Gotleib, fruits, 2011 Mission
Hammer H. C, machinist, dwl 29 Second
Hammer John, hairdresser, E s Mission bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Hanmier John, turner, dwl 2014 Folsom
Hammer L. F., confectioner, dwl 1417 Dupont
Hanunerla Philip, brewer, dwl 4 Front
Hammermacher J., tailor, dwl 713 O'Farrell
Hammerrich E., seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 East, dwl
1813 Stockton, rear
Hammers Adolph, dwl N s Fourteenth nr Guerrero
Hammers Albert, hamessmaker Mead &i Son, dwl Fulton
nr Laguna
Hammers Diedrich, expressman, dwl 530 Fulton
Hammers Richard, driver John Bamber's Express, dwl
N s Clark bet Bavis and Drumm
Hammerschmidt August J., currier, dwl 22 Scott PI
Hammerschmidt Ferdinand, driver New Atlantic Hotel
Hammersmith John, barber, 337 Hayes, dwl 141S Turk
Hammersmith John A., salesman Braverman &Levy, dwl
1418 l\irk
Hanmiersmith John E., toys and fancy goods, 335 Kearny,
dwl 210 Powell
Hammersmith Simeon, capitahst, dwl 210 Powell
Hammil Andrew B., cigarmaker, 468 Clementina
Hanmiil John, laborer Mo^Tiihan tSi Aitkeu, dwl cor De-
visadero and Sutter
Hammill Edward, t;iilor, dwl 55 Minna
Hammill Henrj", tailor, dwl 55 Minna
Hammit I. N., coppersmith Locke & Montague, dwl 2014
Folsom
Hammock Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 224 Second
Hammon Ralph, dwl 325^ Bush
Hammond . printer, dwl 509 Washington
Hammond Abraham, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 15 Welsh
Hammond Anselm C, dwl 1018 Leavenworth
Hammond Daniel P., clerk, 112 Bush, dwl 911 Bush
Hammond Horace A., laborer California Excelsior Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 567 Howard
Hammond James, bookkeeper 0. &- E. Raas &i Co., dwl
1040 Howard
Hammond James, cartman, dwl SW cor Geary and
Franklin
Hammond Jessie, miner, dwl 227 Second
Hammond J. H., tailor, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fomrth
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Hammond John, cartman, dwl SW cor Gearj' and Frank-
lin
Hammond John, millw-right, dwl 407 Oak
Hammond John J., collector La Grande Laundry, dwl
H.)09 Minna
Hammond John J., treasurer La Grande Laundry, dwl 21
Lafayette
Hammoiid Luuis, maltster, dwl 32 Rausch
Hammond Marv (widow), dwl (ilS Minna
Hiunmond Richard, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
llin.HOMI U«'IIARI> P. MiiJM general managfcr
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co., office 507 Cali-
fornia, dwl SK cor Taylor and Ellis
HA.M.flO.\l> WILLIAM, physician, office and dwl 859
Missinn
Hammond William, tailors* trimmings, 214 Post
Hammond William B., salesman Howe i: Hall, dwl 7 Ber-
nard
Hammond William H., painter, dwl NW cor Union and
Sansom
Hammond W. T., machinist, dwl 227 Second
Hanuian John, farmer, dwl Point Lohos Av nr Twenty-
fourth Av
Hamor Alfred A., seaman, dwl 423 East
Hampshire George, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution
Ham]»shire William, rigger William Green, dwl 131 Main
Hampton Annie Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department, U.
S. Mint, dwl 1330 Sacramento
Hampton William, brassfinisher Electrical Con. and M.
Co., dwl 1010 Powell
Hams Henry, painter, dwl 812 Larkin
Hamson E. b., dwl 537 Sacramento
Hamsworth James, deckJiaud stm Thoroughfare, Second
St. Wharf
Hanabry Andrew, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 231 Stev
Hanafin John {Wood d: H.), dwl 540 Minna
Hanafin Thomas, laborer, dwl 9 Salmon
Hanagan John, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl Railroad
House cor Austin and Polk
Hanake Auguste, cook, dwl 308 Jessie, rear
Hanamney John, brakeman Southern Pacific R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Hana\vay William J., carriagepainter Car\ill Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 205 Tehama
Hanhury John F. {Luii'} tlr //.), dwl Ellis nr De\isadero
Hancock Albert W., clerk Charles Boylan, dwl 1721 Hyde
Hancock Charles A., clerk Heywood & Hendley, dwl 459
Minna
Hancock Charles H. (Hancock tt Kelso), dwl 414 Beale
Hancock Charles S., clerk, dwl 409 Minna
Hancock Charles T., clerk Bank California, dwl 1712 Leav
Hancock Esther (widow), dwl 352 Jessie
Hancock Frank, calker, dwl 54 First
Hancock Juhn, foreman Morning Chronicle, dwl 1721
Hyde
Hancock Richard, longshoreman, dwl 26 Howard, rear
Hancock Roberi, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
UAM'Ol'K SA.III'EL, real estate, office 236 Mont-
gomery, dwl 500 Ellis
Hancock & Kelso {Charles II. Hancock a7id John Kelso),
S. F. Hauling Co., office and stables 414 Beale
Hand Fred, lather, dwl 20 Anna
Hand George W., carpenter Charles Hartman & Co., dwl
831 Sutter
Hand John J. {Tormcy <i: H.), dwl 341 Minna
Hand John S., merchant tailor, 21 New Montgomery
Grand Hotel
Hand Joseph W. A., clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 563
Mission
Hand Josiah, bookkeeper George C. Bode dwl 1408 Pow
Hand Michael, barkeeper Michael H. Gaffney, dwl 526
Mission
Hand Stephen, clerk Commercial Insurance Co., dwl 1718
Turk
Hand \\'illiam M., salesman Bowen Brothers, dwl 313
l\irk
Handel Gustave, cabinetmaker Frauen & Moller, dwl 114
Hayes
Handel James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Handerliu Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
Main nr Howard
Handerson , cari^entcr, dwl 803 Montgomery
Handley , bricklayer, dwl 41 Miiuia
Handley Henry, painter F. A. Rutherford
Handley James, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 312
Beale
Handley John, extraraan Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 112
Jackson
Handley Kate, chambermaid Lick House
Handley Michael, waiter Railroad House
HandleV Patrick, laborer, dwl 218 Ritch, rear
Handley Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 307 Filbert
Handley Peter, lather, dwl 20 Freelon
Handley Thomas, laborer, dwl 28 Minna
Handley. See Hanley and Hanly
llandlin J. S., collector Market St. Wharf
Handlos J., passe-partoutmaker Joseph Roos & Co., dwl 2
First Av
Handman ErwJn, special policeman, dwl 611 Greenwich
Handt C. O., physician, office 8 Kearny, dwl 10 Ellis
Handy Edward J. (colored), dwl 9 Miles PI
Handy George, machinist, dwl 115 Fifth
Handy Jane (widow), dwl 115 Fifth
Handy John K., dwl 1239 Mission
Handy L. N. &, Co. (James L. Carthciit), coopers, 27 Clay
Handy Lucian N. {L. N. Handy & Co.), dwl 27 Stone
HANDY NELSON A., agent Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine, office 114 Post, dwl 137J Clara
Handy William H. (colored), laborer, dwl 209 Prospect PI
Haneken Martin, P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 211 Jessie
Hanell E., laborer, dwi City Hotel
Hanevan John, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Haney C. W., laborer Palace Hotel
Haney Dennis, milkranch, 2225 Greenwich
Haney Hugh, laborer Henry F. Wilhams, dwl Ijong
Bridge foot Fourth
Haney John, produce dealer, dwl 514 Minna
Haney John, saloonkeeper, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Haney Mack, cardriver Central R. R., dwl 514 Minna
Haney Thomas H., carpenter, dwl N s McAllister bet
Broderick and Baker
Haney William, gasfitter, dwl 3 Broadway
Haney William W., liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, dwl
013 Jones
Hanfmann Leopold, liairdressing saloon, 441 Sixth
Hanford Benjamin, special policeman, dwl 640 Fourth
Hanford B. T., contractor, dwl 6 Moss
Hanford Isimc, painter, dwl W s Raih'oad Av bet Ninth
and Tenth avs, South S. F.
Hanford James M. , papnaster Central Pacific R. R. , NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 349 Seventeenth
Hang Lun (Chinese), butcher, 731 Sacramento
Hang WiUiam, carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Hangsted Lauritz, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Hanifin John, dr>' goods 352 Third, dwl 44 Clara
Haniver William, gardener, dwl 1230 Sacramento
Hank , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Hanke WUliam P., salesman 708 Kearny
Hanken John, teacher music, dwl 207 Post
Hankey William, clerk, dwl 812 California
Hanks , carpenter, dwl 719 Market
Hanks Calvin AV., brickmason, dwl E s Reed bet Wash-
ington and Clay
Hanks Henry G., chemist and aasayer, 617 Montgomery-,
dwl 1124 Greenwich
Hanks John M. {Murphy d: H.), dwl 412 Minna
Hanks Leslie C. {J. C. Men-ill <l- Co.), and consul-general
Guatemala, office 204 California, dwl Grand Hotel
Hanks M. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hanley David, salesman W. J. Stringer, dwl 44^^ Sixth
Hanley George N., stevedore, dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-
seventh, Bernal Heights
Hanley James, carriagcmaker Ennis & McNeill, dwl 10
Howard Court
Hanley John, dra>Tnan, dwl 19 Frederick, rear
Hanley John, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Hanley John, teamster Nicholas Bichard
Hanley John, waiter 531 Commerci;U, dwl What Cheer
House
Hanley John L, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 112 Jack
Haidey Mathew J., cutter Grrin Jones, dwl 824^ Pacific
Hanley Patrick {Dohcrtn<.i- II.), dwl New Franklin House
Hanley Patrick, dwl IS Moss
Hanley Peter, waiter John Anderson, 733 Market
Hanley Thomas, carpenter, dwl Filbert bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Hanley Thomas, hostler William Wade, dwl Humboldt
House
Hanley William, lather, dwi 267 Minna
Hanley William A., minmg superintendent, dwl 873 Miss
Hanlon Catharme (, widow), dwl 559 Mission
Hanlon Charles F., law student John M. Burnett, dwl SW
cor Howard and Twenty-sixth
Hanlon Cornelius, laborer, dwl W s Ohio bet Vallejo and
Brt»adway
Hanlon Daniel, inspector Custom House, dwl cor Howard
and Twenty-sixth
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AN & CO.'S.
0. F. VAN SCHAACK k CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.
Hanlon Daniel, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Haulon Ellen Mrs., fruits and jirodnce, 747 Brannan
Hanlon Hall, trader, d%vl 2715 Taylor
Haulon I. W., laborer Southern Pac.K. R., dwi cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Hanlon John, barkeeper John JIcLane, dwl 89S Front
Hanlon John, laborer, dwl 115 Second
Hanlon John, stairbuilder, dwl 716 Natoma
Hanlon Man,- (widow), dwl 44 Ritch
Hanlon Michael, lather, dwl 229 Minna, rear
Hanlon P. H., laborer Southern Pac. R, R. , dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Hanlon Richard, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterj', dwl E a
Central Av bet Bush and Sutter
Hanlon Richard, stableman Reardon & Hinckley, dwl 115
First
Hanlon Thomas, miner, dwl 707 Front
Haulon 'S'alentine, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 303
L^nion
Hanlon Valentine, expresswagon, cor Davis and Vallejo,
dwl 30S Union, rear
Hanlon William, seaman, dwl 20 Minna
Hauly , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Haniy Daniel, blacksmith, dwl cor Florida and Solano
Hauly Dennis J., glassblower, dwl 730 Clementina
Hanly George T. (George T. Hauly S- Co.), dwl 926 Market
Hanly George T. & Co. (Washinglun Marion), teas, coflees,
and groceries, 922 Market
Hanly J. . bellman Occidental Hotel
Hanly James, shipcarpenter, dwl 254 First
Hanly John, clerk, dwl 110 Ridley
Hanly John, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Hauly John, laborer Palace Hot«I
Hanly John, salesman J. Blumenthal, dwl Thirteenth nr
Valencia
Hanly John, waiter What Cheer House
Hanly John L., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 49 Clay
Hanly LawTence J., clerk State Investment and Ins. Co.,
dwl 433 Minna
Hanly M., lather Palace Hotel
Hanly Mary A. (widow), dwl 730 Clementina
Hanly Jlichael, plasterer, dwl cor Florida and Solano
Hanly Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 448 Jessie
Hauly Peter, lather Palace Hotel
Hanly Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Hauly Thomas J., collector Morning Call Office, dwl 730
Clementina
Hanly. See Handley and Hanley
Hann William, brickmolder Hermann Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Hanua Aquila W., attorney at law, office 609 Sacramento
Hanna Hugh, woodturner L. &E. Emanuel, dwl 620 Bran
Hanna Joseph, laborer James De La llontanya, dwl 53 Na-
toma
DAX.V.t J. A P. ST., bags, twine, duck, linens, felt,
and general merchandise, 30S and 310 Daris
Hanna James, plumber Edmtmd Lane, dwl SE cor Colum-
bia and Twenty-fourth
Hanna James, porter Liuforth, Kellogg & (3o., dwl cor Lilly
and Laguna
Hanna John (J. i- P. 2f. Hanna), dwl 714 Green
Hanna John, clerk Cotmty Recorder's Office, dwl 995
Market
Hanna O. J. E., surgeon National Surgical Institute, 319
Bush, dwl Cosmopohtan Hotel
Hanna Patrick R., groceries aud liquors, NE cor Columbia
and Twenty-fourth
Hmna Peter N. (J. J: P. N. Hanna), dwl 714 Green
Hanna Richard, porter, dwi 609 Jlission
Hanna Robert G., dwl 518 Stockton
Hanua S. Mrs., copyist County Clerk's Office
Hannaberry J. S., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 214 Bdwy
Hannaberry Michael, dray-man, dwi 630 Ellis
Haunaford John H., asphaltum roofer, dwl 111 Clem
Hannaford John H. , expresswagon, cor Third and Har
Hannah George R. , dwl 51S Stockton
Hannah Harriet Mrs., proprietress Windsor House, 905
Market
Hannah Hugh, woodturner, dwl 620 Brannan
Hannah James, cabinetmaker, dwl 164 Jessie
Haunah James, gasfitter, dwl Hose House Folsom bet
Twenty-flrst and Twentv-second
Hannah John, blacksmith, dwl 129 Third
Hannah James, vamisher Goodwin & Co.
Hannah Levi, captain stm FideUter, dwl 2008 Taylor
Hannah Robert, porter Brittan, Hulbrook i Co., dwl 509
Mission
Haunah Thomas, dwl 140 Fourth
Hannan , printer, dwl 913 Montgomery
Hannan Anna (widow), dressmaker, dwl 449 Tehama
Hannan David, stovemounter Locke & Montague dwl 435
Pme
Hannan Frank, bricklayer, dwl 649 Mission
Hannan James, boUermaker, dwl 43 Clementina
Hannan James, bricklayer, dwl 649 Mission
Hannan James S., wharfinger Market St. Wharf, dwl 450
Minna
Hannan John, laborer, dwl 43 Clementina
Hannan John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 7 Clara
Hannan Joseph, clerk Subsistence Department USA.
dwl 823 Mission '
Hannan Michael, streetpaver, dwl 32i Freelon
Hannan Peter, bootmaker, dwl Lafayette House
Hannan Thomas, hackman. Plaza
Hannan William, teamster Stand & Bro., dwl 422 Post
Hannan. See Hannon
Haimavan Susan Miss, dressmaker, dwl 217 Clementina
Hannas Lorin H., barber James Murphy, dwl 432 Shiplev
Hannay E. Irwin, clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co., res Oak-
land
Hanner T. S., driver City R. R.
Hanness W5Uiam W., dwl W s San JosiS Road nr Six-mUe
House
Hannifin J. J., workman Assayer's Department U. S.
Mint, res Oakland
Hannifin Maggie, seamstresss Mrs. M. E. Burt, dwl 653
Mission
Hannigan , stevedore Menzies ci Bingham
Hannigan Anthony, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Hannigan Charles L., goldbeater James Newman, dwi
14 Eleventh
Hannigan Edward, hostler John Martin, dwi cor William
and Geary
Hannigan James, brassmolder T. W. Bree & Co., dwl 542
Mission
Hannigan James, bricklayer, dwl 54 Third
Hannigan James, carpenter, dwl Twenty-fifth bet Brj-ant
and York
Hannigan James W., carpenter, dwl 14 Eleventh
Hannigan J. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien S Co., dwl 332
Third
Hannigan John, longshoreman, dwi 2 St. Charles PI
Hannigan John S., glassblower, dwl 14 Eleventh
Hannigan Maurice, porter stm Los Angeles, Market St.
«-harf
Hannigan Maurice J., freight clerk Central Pacific E. R.
dwl 225 Ellis
Hannigan M. P., salesman Neustadter Bros., dwl 225 Ellis
Hannigan Patrick, carpenter, dwl 14 Eleventh
Hannigan Robert, bricklayer, dwi 54 Third
Hannigan Robert, miner, dwi 209 Kearny
Hannigan Wilham, housemover, dwl cor Green and San
Haunin Edward, laborer, dwl NW cor (Seary and Central
Av
Hannon Daniel, track laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Hannon James, with Liuforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl E s
Laguna bet Page and Oak
Hannon John, laborer, dwl 1023 Pacific
Hannon Josejih, stonefiuisher, dwl r>'i Natoma
Hannon Martin, hamessmaker William Cosbie, dwl 32^
Freelon
Hannon Mary (widow), dwl 1S09 Stockton, rear
Hannon Michael, expressman, cor Da\is and Broadway
Hannon Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Wetmore PI
H.anuon Michael, laborer, dw-I 670 Harrison
Hannon Michael, teamster Thomas Anderson, dwl 925
Broadway
Hannon Patrick, cartman, dwl 29 Miima
Hamion Richard, waiter, dwi 69 Everett
Hannon. See Hannan
Hannrate Ann Mrs., dwi 922 Washington
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. Qiew York), William J.
Stoddart agent, office 215 Sansom
Hanover William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Hanrahan Bridget, dressmaker, dwi 111 Welsh
Hanrahan L>avid, porter Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 111 Welsh
Ham-ahan Edw-ard, laborer, dwl 262J Clara
Hanrahan Edward, lab'irer, dwl cor Eighth and Folsom
Hanrahan J. , lather Palace Hotel
Hanrahan James S., capitalist, dwl American Exchange
Hanrahan John, laborer City and Coxmty Hospital, E s
Potrero -\v nr Twenty-second
Hanrahan John, laborer Patrick Cosgrove, dwl N s Turk
bet Laguna and Buchanan
Hanrahan Michael, bookkeeper, dwl 316 Fotirth
Hanrahan Thomas, maltster Lyon & Co. 's Malt House, dwl
315 Chestnut
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Hanrahan William, coachman Bailey Sargent, dwl 1021
Washin^m
Hanrahau Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Minna
Hanrahan Patrick, teamster, dwl 133 Minna
Hanrahan William, farmer, W 8 San Bnmo Road nr Six-
mile House
Hanrath F., cabinetmaker, dwl 333 Bush
HannitU John, stockraiser, dwl S 9 Sixteenth Av m G,
South S. F.
Hanretty James, liquor saloon, 708 Mission
Haiu-etty Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 3pG Tliird
Hans Adolph, woodturner, dwl 531 Fourth
Hans Charles M., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
F(.>urth and Touniseud
Hans Chr., watchmaker, dwl 348 Fourth
Hans Elizabeth (widow), dwl 533 Greenwich
Hans George, clerk William Hans, dwl SE cor Stockton
and Greenwich
Hans Georjre, driver Cliff House Omnibus, dwl Homestead,
Point Lobos Av
Hans William, gjocoriea and liquors, SE cor Stockton
and Greenwich
Hansa Hotel, Charles Ahlbom proprietor, 429 Bush
Hansbery Louis E., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl
348 Fourth
Hansbery Peter, farmer, E s Ocean House Road one mile
from Industrial School
Han8brouy:h H. C, comiwsilor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl
139 Silver
Hansburtr Thomas, machinehand Daniel D. Holland, dwl
252 First
Hansceldt Peter, ShipvsTights' Joiu-. Assn, 71 New Mont
IIATVSC'OM JOHN O. (Farwell 6s Co.), and school
director, office 107 California, dwl 116 Ellis
Hanscom Lewis, proprietor Wadsworth House, 225 Bush
Hanscom William W. {llamcom tt Co.), dwl 612 O'Farrell
UAXiSCOM & C'O. {WUliam W. Hanscom, Henry S.
Smith, and Thomas Penderga'St), proprietors jEtna
Iron Works, SE cor Fremont and Tehama
Hansell James, teamster, dwl 234 Oak
Hansen John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Hansell William L., upholsterer James W. Bumham &
Co., dwl 110 Silver
Hansen , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Hansen Alexander, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'a etm
Newbem, dwl SWcor East and Merchant
Hansen Albert, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hansen Albert, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Hansen Amlrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hansen Andrew N. (Hansen d' Gronholdt), dwl 30 Wash
Hansen Asmus, assayer S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 2120 Mason
Hansen Asmus J. H. (Hansen & Ha^sloop), res Oakland
Hansen August H., cabinetmaker, dwl 27 Silver
Hansen Augustus, laborer Isaac Stone, dwl cor San Bruno
Road and Cortland Av, S s Bemal Heights
Hansen B. Mrs. (mdow), dwl 29^ Moss
Hansen Bemhard, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hansen C. teamster, dwl cor Polk and Market
Hansen Charles, dwl 537 Sacramento
Hansen Charles, clerk Hellman Bros. & Co., res Oakland
Hansen Charles, laborer, dwl 5 Francisco
Hansen Charles, seaman, dwl 718 Greeni\ich
Hansen Charles E. (Oluck <b H.), dwl 204 Hyde
Hansen Christian, longshoreman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Hansen Christian, restaurant, 110 Fourth, dwl 839 Miss
Hansen Christian, seaman, dwl 2 Haggin
Hansen Christian, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Hansen Christopher, baker James McDevitt, dwl 504 Min
Hansen C. K., mate Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Hansen Daniel, laborer, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B, South
S. F.
Hansen Edward, longshoreman, dwl 13 Frederick, rear
Hansen Edward, seaman, dwl 2G Steuart
Hansen Elizabeth (widow), dwl 116 Welsh
Hansen Emanuel, bookkeeper First National Gold Bonk,
dwl 1307 Taylor
Hansen E. P., carpenter, dwl 1502 Stockton
Hansen Feargus, butcher, H and 12 California Market,
dwl 1707 Stockton
Hansen Francis, Girpenter, dwl 12 O'Farrell Alley
Hansen Frederick, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Hansen Frederick C, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Jackson
and East
Hansen George (Hansen .t Kuhl), dwl 12 Harlan PI
Hansen George, shipsmith, dwl 212 Broadway
Hansen George J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Polk and
Turk
Hansen Hans, liquor saloon, S s Berry nr Third
Hansen Hans, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Hansen Henry, dwl 3 Quincy PI, rear
Hansen Henr>', cook, 5 Jackson
Hansen Henry, laborer, dwl 3 Moulton PI, rear
Hansen Henry, perfumer H. L. Bessemer, dwl 14 Mary
Hansen H. L, cooper Da\id Woerner
Hansen James, carpenter, dwl 200 Stevenson
Hansen Jacob, second officer stm Ventura
Hansen J. Jacob, cabinetmaker, dwl 426 Broadway
Hansen Johannes, ink and leatherdressing maniifacturer,
413 Si.vth
Hansen Johannes, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., 204
Da^as
Hansen John, bookbinder, dwl 18 First
Hansen John, fruits, 354 Fourth
Hansen John, paper-boxmaker Max Waizman, dwl 18
First
Hansen Joseph, drayman, dwl 1006 Market
Hansen Lars, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Hansen Lauritz, barkeeper James Douglass, dwl 114 Jack
Hansen L. I., carpenter, dwl 39 Moss
Hansen Louis, harness and saddlemaker, 311 Pine, dwl
609 Union
Hansen Louis, waiter, dwl 223 Stevenson
Hansen Louis H., cigars and tobacco, 106 Second
Hansen Marquard, scrollsawyer California Mills
Hansen Neds, miller Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stevenson
Hansen O., laborer, dwl 124 Gilbert
Hansen Ole C, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dwl
110 Pen-y
Hansen P. Mrs., dressmaker, 530^ Third
Hansen Pet«r (Lankenau it Co.), dwl SW cor Eleventh
and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Hansen Peter, captain sloop Forest Prince
Hansen Peter, laborer, dwl cor Jackson and East
Hansen Peter, longshoreman, dwl 408 Beale
Hansen Peter, master mariner, dwl 630^^ Third
Hansen Peter, teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl SE cor
Fourth and Berry
Hansen R., master mariner, office 305 East
Hansen S., dwl 314A Union
Hansen S. E. D., dnver Clay St. Hill R. R.
Hansen Theodore, driver National Brewery, dwl SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Hansen Thomas, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hansen William, cigarmaker, dwl 918 Montgomery
Hansen William, laborer, dwl N 8 Sixteenth Av nr I,
South S. F.
Hansen William, miner, dwl Prescott House
Hansen &, Gronholdt (Andrew N. Hansen and Andrew
Gronholdt), liquor saloon, restaurant, and lodgings, N
E cor Washington and Drumm
HANSEN A IIAESLOOP (Atimis J. H. Hansen and
Detmar Haesloup), proprietors North German Hotel,
39 and 41 Jackson
Hansen & Kuhl (George Hansenand Qtietav Kuhl), Pearl
Liquor Saloon, 108 Sutter
Hansman Andrew, shirtcutter, dwl 429 Green
Hanson , dwl 31 Eddy
Hanson (widow), dwl 32 Frederick
Hanson , tailor, dwl 431 Sutter
HANSON, AC'KERSOX A CO. (Charles Hanson,
John W. Ackcrson, and William P. Wallace), lum-
ber, and Tacoma and Puget Sound Packets, Pier 11
Steuart
Hanson Albert, benchhand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 562
Natoma
Hanson Albert, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Hanson Andreas, carriagemaker Plath & KitzmuUer, dwl
146 Minna
Hanson Andrew, laborer Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl
778 Harrison
Hanson Andrew, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Vaaca
de Gama
Hanson Andrew, wheelwright, dwl 146 Minna
Hanson Andrew G., confectioner, 826 Washington
Hanson Carl, porter Baker & Hamilton, dwl 3 Montgom-
ery Court
Hanson Charles (Charles Hanson tfc Bro.), dwl 536 Wash
Hanson Charles (^Haiison, Ackerso7i ifc Co.), res Redwood
City
Hanson Charles, carpenter, dwl W s Dolores nr Seven-
teenth
Hanson Charles, driver Robert Crouch, cor Market and
Tenth
Hanson Charles, hquor saloon, 123 Waverly PI
Hanson Charles, seaman, dwl 49 Ritch
Hanson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hanson Charles, stocks, dwl 632 Market
HOBGAH & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
HA3JSON' CHARLES A BRO, (Thomas Ha7iso7i\
liquor saloon, SW cor Vallejo and Davis
Hanson Christ, mariner, dwl 32 Steuart
Hanson Christian, mariner, dwl 2(3 Steuart
Hanson Christian, mariner, dwl 250 Spear
Hanson Christian, mariner, dwl i>13 Greenwich
Hanson Christina Miss, chambemiaid Grand Hotel
Hanson E., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Hanson Edward, master mariner, dwl 27 Frederick
Hanson Edward H., bookkeeper H. C. Wright, dwl SE
cur Mission and Steuart
Hanson Emanuel, tailor, dwl 19 Lewis PI, rear
Hanson Emile. dwl (jl2 California
Hanson F., watt-hman Steamers Central Pacific R. R.
Hanson F., wiper Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Hanson Fi-ederick, longshoreman, dwl N s Oregon bet
Davis and Drumm
Hanson Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hanson F. W., dwl 12 Washington
Hanson Geoi^ge H., carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl Phila-
delphia House
Hanson H., boilemiaker Francis I. Curry
Hanson H., master schooner North Beach, office 5 Spear
Hanson H., painter Car Shop Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Hanson Hammond, waiter Peter Bolte, dwl 32 Rausch
Hanson Hans A., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 142
Perri'
Hanson Hans P., dwl 12 Washington
Hanson Harry, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Hanson Henry, bagmaker Neiille & Co., dwl N s Moulton
PI nr Montgomery
Hanson Henry, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 439
Bush
Hanson Henry, cooper G. Engelhardt, dwl 427J Green
Hanson Henry, master mariner, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hanson Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 1319 California
Hanson Henry L., poiter Irvine. Harker & Co., dwl S s
Folsom bet Seventh and Eighth
Hanson Herman, porter 306 Sac, dwl cor Turk and Polk
Hanson James, carpenter, dwl 5 Zoe PI
Hanson James, picture-frame maker McEachren & Park-
inson, dwl 20 Welsh
Hanson James, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Hanson James, stevedore A C. Freese
Hanson James C, upholsterer, dwl 19 Gilbert
Hanson John (Haiuion cfc Adaim), dwl 5 Glen Park Av
Hanson John, laborer, dwl 406 Seventh
Hanson John, liquor saloon, NE cor Jackson and Drumm,
dwl 1110 Montgomery
Hanson John, mariner, dwl 813 Greenwich
Hanson John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hanson John, upholsterer, dwl 254 Stevenson
Hanson John, waiter Ferdinand Koenig, dwl 632 Pacific
Hanson John, watchman stm WilUam Taber, Market St.
Wharf
Hanson Joseph, basketmakerH. G. Sieberst, dwl 812 Jessie
Hanson L., dwl 220 Pacific
Hanson Louis, laborer, dwl S s Vandewat«r nr Mason
Hanson M., carpenter William I. Tustin
Hanson Matthew, carpenter, dwl 19 Welsh
Hanson Peter, seaman, dwl 3 Lewis PI
Hanson Peter, seaman, dwl 6 Conmiercial
Hanson Pettr, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hanson Peter, seaman, dwl 119 Davis
Hanson Rasmus, painter, dwl 172 Fourteenth
Hanson R. C. & Co. (Ximrod Baulsir), block and pump-
makers, 9 Spear
Hanson Richard, dwl 12 Washington
Hanson Richard C. {HaiMm d- BaulMr), dwl 29J Moss
Hanson Simon, sa%vyer California Mills, dwl 903 Post
Hanson S. O., longshoreman, dwl 559 Bryant
Hanson Soren, carpenter, dwl NW cor Brj-ant and Eighth
Hanson S. R., carpenter, dwl 288 Union
Hanson Stephen B. {Hanson d: Moore), dwl 351 Eleventh
Hanson Thomas {Charles Hanson d: Bro.), dwl 216 Fran-
cisco
Hanson Thomas, dwl 12 Washington
Hanson W., driver Citj' R. R.
Hanson William, captain ship Washington Libby, office ^4
Market
Hanson & Adams (John Haiisan and Albert F. Adams),
wood and coal, 125 Ninth
Hanson & Moore (Stephen B. Hanson andDavid Moore),
drajTuen, NE cur Pine and Front
Hanson. See Hansen
Uanten Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hant<»n G., student, dwl 571 Bryant
Hanton George, shii>carpenter, dwl 546 F.>lsom
Haiitz William, barkeeper, dwl 509 Washington
Han way Daniel S., photographic printer G. D. Morse, dwl
416 Tehama
Hai>er Barney, stockdriver, dwl 625 Da\is
Happ Charies R., carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Happ George, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., 815
Sansom
Happ Jacob, laborer, dwl 236 Sutter
Happ Jacob, laborer, dwl S s Eighteenth nr Guerrero
Happ M., tailor, 227 Fourth
Happy Camp Hydraulic Mining Co., office 331 Montgom-
er>- rot'ni 18
Happy William, longshoreman, dwl 23S Steuart
Haraszthy Arpad (/. Landi^berger d: Co.\ dwl 806 Filbert
Harback Adolph, barkeeper 545 Cahfomia, dwl 315 Stock-
ton
Harbaugh Felix, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 73 Natoma
Harbaugh Charles, carpenter Palace Hotel
Harbaugh Winfield, carj .enter, dwl 73 Natoma
Harber Annie Mrs., furnished rooms. 745 Clay
Harber John, liquor saloon, dwl 745 Clay
Harbert H. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 31 Eddy
Harbig Auguste, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel dwl 503
Fourth
Harbison Samuel, stairbuilder Sanborn & BjTnes, flwl 22
Turk
HARBOR C'OM:flim$IO\ERS BOARD OF, office
440 Jackson
HARBOR .PIASTER, office SW cor Vallejo and Da\is
HARBOR POLICE OFFICE, E s Da\is nr Pacific
Harbor View Hotel, Rudolph Herman proprietor, cor Ba-
ker and Tonquin
Harboume Henrj-, shoe manufacturer, dwl 558 Howard
Harbuume John W., salesman Chilion Beach, dwl 558
Howard
Harby Rosalie (widow), dwl 601 Turk
Harcourt T. A., associate editor Overland Monthly, office
721 Market, dwl 1116 Stockton
Harcourt William, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 442 Jessie
Hardcastle George, dentist, office and dwl 102 Powell
Harde William, varnisher, dwl 316 Ritch
Hardee Charles J., carpenter, dwl 560 Howard
Hardee Charles Jay, carpenter, dwl 147 Minna
Hardel Louis, laborer G. Venard, 625 Front
Hardemann Gustave, carrier Alta California, dwl 6 Tyler
Harden Robert, driver City R. R.
Hardenbergh James R., dwl Grand Hotel
Hardenbergh James R. Jr., clerk, dwl 743 Pine
Hardenbergh Samuel B., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hardenbrook Dand, fruits, 306 Francisco
Hardenburgh Isaac, woodturner, 24 Cal, res Alameda
Harder Albert, bathtender August Alers, dwl 722 Mont
Harder Frank, dwl 1049 Mission
Harder Henry, stevedore A. C. Freese
Harder John! musician, S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Harder Peter, barkeeper San Francisco Verein, dwl 212
Sutter
Harder William, cabinetmaker, dwl 15^ Tehama
Harders Edward, brewer Philadelphia" Brewery, dwl 232
Second
Harders Timothy F. , draj-man K. Strauss, dwl 36 Clara
Hardesty H., cook stm Pacific
Hardick Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Hardie Diedrich (Hardie ,0 Fredericks), dwl W s Twelfth
bet Howard and Folsom
Hardie Frank D., salesman Hardie & Fredericks
Hardie William, driver Sutler St. R. R., dwl 34 Austin
HARDIE A FREDERU'KS (Diedrich Hardin and
Joseph Frcdenclcs), importers and jobbers carpets,
oilcloths, upholster}', etc., NE cor San and Market
Hardie. See Hardy
Hardieman John, wood and coal, 710 Brannan
Hardiman Anne (widow), dwl 319 Ritch
Hardimau Thomas D., seaman, dwl N s Townsend nr
Rit-ch
Hardinburg J., driver Market St. R. R.
Harding August, carrier Moniing Call, dwl 6 T>'ler
Harding Benjamin, dwl N s Turk bet Broderick and Baker
Harding E. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 112 Mason
Harding Edward, medicaf student, dwl 108 St<:'ckt^:in
Harding Edward B., machinist, dwl 4 Torrens Court
Harding Elisha, mariner, dwi 704 Folsom
Harding Franz, expressman, SW cor Washington and
Montgomery, dwl 1218 Pacific
Harding George, blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush
Harding Gustav, groceries and liquors, NW cor Taylor
and Market, dwl 6 Tjier
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Putlished March, 75, Price $5.
D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Harding' James W., attorney at law, office 70-1 Montgom-
ery, dwl West End Hotel Brenhani PI
Harding John G. (HardiiKj tt Bra an), dwl 710 California
HardlnLT John H., calker, iiwl 11 Laurel PI
Harding Josiah, Ship Calkera' Assn, 713 Mission
Harding Lockwood (colored), chop house, 40-1 Brannan
llilEI>l>'4w SAMIfEL C, collector, office 736 Mont-
gnintTv. dwl 1-115 Taylor
Harding William, porter Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl
Druium bet- Jackson and Pacific
Harding W. P., dwl S\V cur Dupont and Morton
Harding & Brann [Jvhn G. Harding and Hdbert C.
Brann), saihnakers, 54 and 5f> Clay
Hardlow Klizabeth (widow), dwl 3 Grand PI
Hardman James H., melter S. F. Asssaying and Refining
Works, res Alameda
Hardman John, cartman, dwl cor Clinton and Brannan
Hardman William, student Heald's Business College
Hardnagel Herman I., secretan' Druid's Hall
Hardwick Edward (Weeks X- Co.), dwl 230!) Harrison
Hardwick George, carpenter, dwl 239 Minna, rear
Hardv Benjamui, laborer, dwl 31(i Riteh
UAUI>1' KENJAniX F., physician and surgeon,
office and dwl 824 Mission
Hardy Caroline M. Mrs., boarding, 42" Sutter
Hardy Cjtus, chief engmeer stm Parthenius, Green St.
■\Vliarf
Hardy Edwin H., teamster John SiJaulding & Co., dwl 11
Ridley
Hardy F., extraman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl S 8
Califonua bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Hardy Frank, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 234 Oak
Hardy Jacob (McLeaii A IL), res Oakland
Hardy James H. Mrs. (widow), dwl N s Seventeenth nr
Church
Hardy John J., restaurant, 6 Mission, dwl 546 Howard
Hardy Lowell J. Jr., attorney at law, office 633 Kearny,
dwl i»07 Stockton
Hardy Robert, driver City R. R.
Hardy William John, clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl 1316
Hyde
Hardy. See Hardie
Hare 'Ann (widow), dwl 202 Francisco
Hare A. O., Cooper's Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Hare Charles, proprietor Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Hare Charles, shiiwhandlery, 34 and 36 Steuart, dwl 505
Harrison
Hare Charles J., bookkeeper Charles Hare, dwl 946 How
Hare Dora K. (widow), dwl 2S Allen
Hare E. C, conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Hare Fannie Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,
dwl 505 Harrison
Hare Jacob, hostler James P. Fei^^ison, dwl 1019 Market,
rear
Hare John S., teamster Kelley & Smith, dwl E s Rail-
road Av bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs, South S. F.
Hare Joseph, laborer Kelley & Smith, dwl E s Railroad Av
bet Eleventh and T^velfth avs, South S. F.
Hare Patrick, waiter Cosmopohtan Hotel, dwl 650 Mission
Hare Richard, laborer, dwl 107 Dora
Hare Richard, porter, dwl 212 Tyler
Haregan John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Haregan Michael, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hareher Mary (widow), dwl 835 Geary
Harenberg August, laborer Pacific Distilling and Re-
fining Co.
Harfurd Edward, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Harford Hiram A., special policeman, dwl 120 Eleventh
Harford John, Ship Calkers" Assn, 713 Mission
Harford Joseph, clerk, dwl S s Waller bet FiUmore and
Steiner
Harford P. Maria (widow), dwl S 8 Waller bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Hai^'aden Patrick, plasterer, dwl 127 Morton
Hargain Michael, watchman, dwl 105 Clark
Hargan John, bootmaker Gilbert Pringle, dwl 37 Natoma
Harger Henry, teamster Lane &. Pullen, dwl NE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Hargrave Harry, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 23
Guerrero
Hargro James (colored), janitor 200 Sansom, dwl 32 Mary
Hargrove John, sewing-machine agent, dwl Missouri nr
Santa Clara
Harher John, teamster, dwl 103 Hayes
Haring August, printer, dwl 2132 Stockton
Harity John, driver Dennis Dowd, dwl 025 Davis
Harjes Lena (widow), dwl 626 Lombard
Hark Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl cor
Stockton and Bush
Harken Daniel, liquor saloon, 727 Brannan
Harker Asa {Irvine, B. it Cc), dwl S s Bush bet Steiner
and Pierce
Harker Henrv, miller, dwl 634 Minna
HAKK.NESS MORRIS M., attorney at law, office NW
ci>r Montgomery and Commercial, dwl 201 Ritch
Harkin Patrick, laborer, dwl 6^ Freelou
Harkin Patrick, laborer Hinckley i: Co., dwl 10 Jessie
Harkin Owen, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Harkin Patrick, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
cnr Sixtli and Minna
Harkins Charles, laborer, dwl 308 Folsom, rear
Harkins Denis, laborer, dwl 32 Everett, rear
Harkins John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Potrero Av
and Sixteenth
Harkins John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Harkins John, pilot stm Kate, Long Bridge
Harkins Joseph, dwl 549 Minna
Harkins Owen, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl E
s Michigan nr Shasta
Harkins Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Harkins Patrick, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 12
Broadway
Harkins Rosa Miss, cutter H. Friedlander & Co., dwl 106^
Third
Harlan Charles, assistant abstract clerk Custom House,
res Saucelito
Harland William, engineer Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420
Pine
Harler F., dwl 609 Jackson
Harlev Charies (Charles Barley & Co.), dwl 815 Ellis
UARLKV CHARLES A CO. {fjconje Barley), junk
and barrel dealers, 116 and 113 Davis
Harley David, bookkeeper, dwl 14^ Langton
Harley David, plumber Bush & Milne
Harley George (Charles Barley d* Co.), res New York
Harley George C, chief engineer stm Salinas, Washing-
ton St. WTiarf
Harley G. W., minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl 533
Commercial
Harley Janet (widow), dwl 7 Langton
Harley Jeremiah, rigger William Green
Harley John, fruitpeddler, dwl IS Noble PI
Harley Richard B., printer C. A. Murdock & Ck). dwl 733
Harrison
Harlock E. , blacksmith Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. R. ,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl W s Bryant nr TSven-
tj'-third
Harlock Henry, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend, dwl W s Brj'ant nr Ti\'enty- third
Harlock Margaret Mrs. (widow), dwl W s Bryant nr
Twenty-third
Harlock Thomas, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
\Miarf
Harloe Archibald, port warden, office 525 Front, dwl 17
Park Av
Harloe Charles C, carpenter, dwl 29i Park Av
Harloe Marcus, captain stm Ventura, dwl 752 Bryant
Harloe Matthew, carpenter, dwl 17 Park Av
Harlow Fayette S.. compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl W s
Laguna bet Fell and Oak
Harlow James, carpenter, NW cor Third and Howard, dwl
704 Howard
Harm William, driver William Lange, dwl Cole nr Waller
Harman Elias S., merchant, dwl 1139 Folsom
Harman George W., pohceman City Hall, dwl Frank's
Building room 35
Harman Henry B., foreman Ira Marden, dwl 17 Anthony
Harman John, boilennaker Moynihan & Aitken
Harmes Louise, actress, dwl S15 Bush
lLARMO\ A. K. P., president Chollar-Potosi and Im-
perial Mining cos., office 419 California room 19, res
Oakland
Harmon Calphumia A. Miss, matron Ladies* Protection
Relief Society, NE cor Gearj- and Franklin
Harmon C. B., clerk Quint & Edgerton, dwl 215 Stev
Harmon C. E., hostler Clifli House, Point Lobos Av
Harmr>n Charles, porter Eureka Warehouse, dwl 320
Kearny
Harmon Charles, stevedore, dwl 31 Alta
Harmon Charles, tailor, dwl 4 Stockton PI
Harmon Collins B., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl 1435 Mission
Harmon Edward F. (California Excelsior Manufacturing
Co.), dwl 253^ Perry
Harmon Han-ey, whitener Frederick A. Jennings, dwl 612
Capp
Harmon Henry {Wright <fc B.), dwl Russ House
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co.
C. p. VAN SCEAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Harmon John B., (Harmon X- Eutchiiisoti), res Oakland
Harmon Philip. dwllOOT Clay
Harmon Richard, wait-er Occidental Hotel
Harmon Robert E., special policeman, dwl 612 Capp
Harmon Samuel H. {Heywood <b Harmon), dwl 3 Essex
Harmon S. P.. salesman 70S Kearny, dwl 612 Capp
Harmon William, carpenter, dwl 3(50 Eleventh
HARMOX A- Hl'TrillVSOX (John B. Harnmn arid
Ely I. Hutchinsoji), attomej-s at law, office NW cor
Montg-omery and Commercial
Harmondz Frederick, laborer John Stack, dwl 630 Com
Harmonia Society, rooms N s Bush bet Stockton and Pow-
ell
Harmony Hotel, Hintz & Klarmann proprietors, 735
Brannan
Harms Catherine (widow), dwl NW cor N and Twelfth At,
Sonth S. F.
Harms George, clerk Schwartz & Husing, dwl SE cor Mis-
sion and Eighteenth
Harms H. & Co. {Henry PauUman), wood and coal, SW
cor Fourth and Brannan
Harms Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and Twenty-
Sixth
Harms Hermann {H. Harms & Co.) dwl 622 Fourth
Harms John T., collector Madison & Burke, dwl 823
Bush
Harms. See Harmes
Harmson Louis, laborer Henry Koerber & Brother, dwl
15 Washington
Harmstead Georg-e, machinist, dwl 1049 Mission
Hamack Henrj', laborer, dwl N s Cortland Av nr San
Bruno Road. Bemal Heights
Haman Michael, laborer U6 California Market, dwl 1014
Union
Haxnden Frederick A., eschange teller Wells, Fargo &
Co., res Alameda
Hamden William H., note teller Sather & Co., res Ala-
meda
Hamed Jacob A. M.. contractor and builder, dwl 591 Ellis
Harnett August, laborer Pac. DistilUngand Refining Co.
Harnett Edward, lithographic printer A. L. Bancroft &
Co., dwl 17 Ohio
Harnett Michael, mason Palace Hotel
Harnett Thomas, laborer, dwl 124^ Shipley
HARXEY D.1>'IEL< contract<.r, dwl 918 Larkin
Harney James, fruitdealer, dwl SW cor Gough and
Hickory Av
Harney James T., expresswagon, 216 Washington, dwl
2S0 Jessie
Harney John, molder Savag-e & Son, dwl 225 Perry
Harney John F. , shoemaker, dwl 138^ Rose Av
Harney John H. , register clerk County Court, dwl 1026
Jackson
Harney Louis, tinsmith J. Ahlbach, 207 Fourth
Hamey M., stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Harney Michael, laborer, dwl 26 Ritch
Hamey Michael, liquor saloon, 194 Stevenson
Harney Michael, roller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Hamey Patrick, salesman Roos Bros., dwl 1435 Mission
Hamey Robert, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 104 Stev
Hamey Thomas, fruitdealer, dwl S s Sixteenth Av nr Q,
South S. F.
Hamey Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 713 Natoma
HARVEV M'lLlIAM, clerk Citv and County, office 18
and 19 City Hall, dwl 1512 Sacramento
Harold , painter Wilson & Moulton
Harold James, policeman City Hall, dwl 819 Mont^mery
Harold John, bricklayer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Harold John, teamster Nathan Davidson
Harold. See Harrold
Harun Matthew, stonemason, dwl 610 Stevenson
Har]3 Charles, inspect-».r Custom House, dwl 224 O'Farrell
Harpe William, waiter Terminal Hotel, 606 Fourth
Harper Ann (widow), boots and shoes, N s Fifteenth Av
bet PandQ. South S. F.
Harper Edgar, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 305 Fremont
Harper Edward B. (colored), porter Morton Hoiise, dwl
1802 Hyde
Harper Edwin, clerk Eis^n Bros., dwl 16 Stevenson
Harper Gear,', saloonkeeper, dwl 907 Clay
Hanger George, cook Terminal Hotel. tiOJ Fourth
Harper George, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Harper GustaMis D., molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 529
Howard
Harper Henry P., porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
NW cor Noe and T^rt-enty-fourth
Harper Hiram A.,, dwl 129 Eleventh
Harjier James, conductor Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and To^\'Tisend
Harper James, engineer stm Express, Conunercial St.
MTiarf
Harper James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Harper John, dwl Thirty-second Av nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Harper John, drayman, cor Davis and Valleio, dwl 6
Moulton PI
Harper John, laborer William Myer, dwl Folsom bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Harper John, shipcarpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Harper John, stockdealer, dwl N s Sixteenth Av bet P
and Q. South S. F.
Harper John L., plasterer, dwl 549 Minna
Harper Joseph W., pyrotechnist Church & Co., dwl 549
Minna
Harper Leroy, teamster Myers, Weighel & Co.
Harper Mnses, shoemaker, dwl 203 Post
Harper Reginald, telegraph operator, dwl 636 Commercial
Har]>er Richard L., cabinetmaker, dwl 1206 Folsom
Haqier T., carpenter Palace Hotel
Harper Thomas, plasterer, dwl 232 Clementina nr Third,
rear
Harper Theopolis. carpenter, dwl S 8 Haven bet Leaven-
wrtrth and Hyde
Harper Thomas, seaman, dwl 255 Beale
Haqier William, foreman composing room Morning Call,
dwl 2225 Jackson
Harps Jacob, builder Pacific Bridge Co., dwl 626 Fourth
Harquist Charles, stevedore, dwl 272 Brannan
Harragan John J., collector, dwl 1509 Powell
Harragan Margaret (\vidow), dwl 1509 Powell
Harral E. W., general agent Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co.. office and dwl 20 Gearj-
Harrell Jas]>er, cattledealer, dwl 131 Turk
Harrell Roxiana Mrs., fancy and staple goods, 125* Sev-
enth
Harrich Patrick, doorkeeper St. Ignatius College, dwl
841 Market
Harries Julian B., cashier Watt & McLennan, dwl W s
Bryant bet T%venty-third and Tnenty-fourth
Harrigan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 1612 Leavenworth
Harrigan Cornelius, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 227 Second
Harrigan Daniel J., bootmaker Cieorge Burckhardt, dwl
343 Tehama
Harrigan Dennis, hostler, dwl 150 Natoma
Harrigan Dennis, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwl 356 Minna
Harrigan J., wiper Machine Shop Southern Pacific R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Harrigan James, engineer St. Manx's Hospital
Harrigan James, plumber Bush & MUne, dwl 13 Scott
Harrigan John, nurse Alms House
Harrigan John, stevedore, dwl 34 Welsh
Harrigan Lizzie, chambermaid Lick House
Harrigan M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 220 Twelfth
Harrigan Mathew, laborer, dwl 136 Shipley
Harrigan P. , laborer Palace Hotel
Harrigan Patrick, foreman track laborers Southern Pacific
R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend
Harrigan Patrick, hostler, dwl Valencia bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Harrigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Clinton
Harrigan Thomas, laborer Lick House
Harrigan Timothy, laborer Palace Hotel
Harrigan William, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Harriman Charles, milkman, dwlN s Greenwich bet Scott
and De^isadero
Harrington , laborer Union Iron Works
Harrington A. S. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1010 Jackson
Harrington B., musician, dwl 303 Davis
Harrington Benjamin W,, stonecutter Larseneur & Shee-
rin. SW cor Ellis and Broderick. dwl 1719 Post
Harrington Cornelius, laborer, dwl 555 Mission
Harrington Conielius, laborer, dwl N b Army bet Church
and Sanchez
Harrington Cornelius, laborer, dwl NW cor Larkin and
Hayes
Harrington Cornelius, rigg:er, dwl 131 Main
Harrington Daniel, carcleaner Southern Pacific R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Harrington Daniel, laborer, dwl 552 Seventeenth
Harring-ton Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 325 Brj'ant
Harrington Dennis, teamster, dwl 208 Eighth, rear
Harrington Ella Miss, bookbinder, dwl 116 Dora
Harrington Eugene, bootcutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
352 Jessie, rear
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIEECTGEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
Harrington Frank, laborer (305 Commercial, dwl 119 Mont
Harrin^fton George {Harriiujton d; Co.), res Santa Cruz
Co.
Hairin^.'ton Henrj', fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Harrington Henrj', waiter, dwl 41 Natoma
HarriiiKton Isaac, special policeman, dwl 11 Moss
Harrinj,'ton J., hooker Pacific Kolling Mills
HaiTington James, contractor, dwl S s Fell bet Buchan-
an and Webster
Harrinj^in James, laborer, dwl ItiOS Montg'owery
Harrinj^ton James, seaman, dwl 2«> Steuart
Ilarrinytou James J., clerk D. H. Twing & Co., dwl 157
Perrj-
Harrintrton Jeremiah, stonecutter Orford & Degan, dwl
SW cor Franklin and Scott
Harrington Jeremiah, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903
Battery
Harrington John, dwl 627 Fell
HaiTington John, blacksmith, dwl 134 Fourth
Harrington John, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
728 Market
Harrington John, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Harrington Juhn, laborer Tuwnsend St. Depot Central
Pac. K. R., dwl 640 Minna
Harrington John, liquor saloon, 41 Third, dwl 719 Market
Harringttm John, mariner, dwl 429 Francisco
Harrington John, property-man Calif omia Theater, dwl 33
Ellis
Harrington John B., carriagepEunter B. S. Shute, dwl 157
Perry
Harrington John C. {Harrington & Loftxis\ dwl 703
Market
IIAKKIXGTON JOHN F. Bcv., pastor St. Francis
Church, dwl 519 Green
Harrington Julia (widow), dwl Laurel bet Jackson and Pac
Hanington M., laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
Harringti'n Man' (widow), boarding and lodging, 1019
Market
Harrington Mary E. Mrs., dwl 43S Jessie
Harrington M. C. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 652 Market
Harrington Milan B. Mrs., dwl 45 Everett
Harrington Owen, tanner, dwl 517 Eighth
Harrington Patrick, dwl 157 Perry
Harrington Patrick, furdresser, dwl 604 Mission
Harrington Patrick, furrier Adolph MlVUer, dwl 435 Pine
Harrington Patrick, laborer James McGinn dwl 717 Mar-
ket
Harrington Patrick, mason Palace Hotel
Harrington Patrick, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
W s Hampi^hire bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Harringttin Patrick, waiter 531 Commercial, dwl 531 Sac
Harrington Patrick, waiter Miners' Restaxu"ant, dwl 615
Sacramento
Harrington Peter, bricklayer, dwl 423 Bush
Harringtcm R., sawraaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., dwl 324
Tehama
Harrington Samuel, laborer Pac. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 949 Harrison
Harrington Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Harrington Thomas, tracklaborer Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Fourth and Townsend
Harrington Timuthv, butcher Donnellj-, Dunn & Co.
Railroad Av nr Sixth Av. South S. F.
Harrington Timothy, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
4;> Louisa
Harringtiju Timothy, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
HarriTigton Timothy, waiter, dwl 14 Ritch, rear
Harrington T. P., framemakur Morris Schwab & Co.
143 Clara
Harrington W. C, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl
German Hotel
Harrington W. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 405 Turk
Harrington William, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Harrington William, heli>er Melter and Refiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 304 Folsom
Harrington William H., dwl 405 Turk
Harrington William P. Jr. Mrs., dwl 600 Bush
Harrington Witchford P., inspector Custom House, dwl
1036 Jackson
Harrington & Co. {Georqe Uarrin^ton, George TT.
Chandler, and J. C. Hairley). Glen Lmnber Mills
(Point New Year, Santa Cruz Co.), office 128 Steuart
Harrington & Loftus (J. C. Harnwjton and G. )V.
Lo/tvit), wines and liquors, NAV cor O'Farrell and
Dupont
Harris , machinist Union Iron Works
Harris A. Mrs., millinery, 248 Third, dwl 272 Jessie
Harris A., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Whai-f
Harris Aaron, bookkeeper Bauer & Tobriner, dwl 914 How
, dwl
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, dwl
Harris Abraham, bootmaker, 25 Pacific, dwl 1910 Larkin,
Harris Abraham, shoemaker, dwl Friedman's PI
Harris Abraham, tailor. 504 Mission
Harris Abraham, whitewasher, 539 Clay, dwl 9 Taylor
Harris Abraham (colored), whitener and plasterer, 1036
Market, dwl cor O'Farrell and Jones
Harris Abraham S., bookkeeper T. H. Harris, dwl 933
Howard
Harris Adolph (Harris <t CoX dwl 129 Montgomery
Harris Albert H. (Harn.s d- HiUckimon), dwl Occidental
Hotel
Harris Alexander, locksmith William Harris, dwl 1129
Clay
Harris, Alfred, carpenter, dwl 563 Mission
Harris Alfred, machinist, dwl 51 Clara
Harris Alfred, salesman Samuel Lowenthal, dwl 304 Hyde
Harris Arthur L., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R.
K., dwl 516 Folsom
Harris Arthur R., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
NE cor Montgomerj' and Pacific
Harris Augustus, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 216
Perry
Harris Averv T., dwl 17 Guv PI
Harris Benjamin, furniture. 303J Third, dwl 251 Third
Harris Benjamin, hairdresser Frank Harris, dwl 110 Pac
Harris Benjamin, machinist, dwl 1105 Mason
Harris Bertha Miss, dressmaker, dwl 705 Broadway
Harris Burrows, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co., dwl
227 Pacific
Harris CeUa (widow), dwl 957 Folsom
Harris Charles, clerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 251 Third
Harris Charles, clothing, 502 Pacific
Harris Charles, manufacturer cigars, 225 Third
Harris Charles, merchant, dwl 44 Third
Harris Charles, tailor, 3 Trinity, dwl 1402 Powell
Harris Charles, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Harris Chris, laundrj-man S. F. Laundry, dwl 5 Tyson PI
nr Washington
Harris Clara (widow), dwl NE cor Minna and Eighth
Harris D., but<.-her, dwl 533 Sacramento
Harris Daniel, farmer, dwl 601 Eddy
Hanis Daniel, market, 28 Fourth, dwl 1913 Howard
Harris Daniel, wallcolorer and whitener, dwl 23 Perry
Harris David, dwl 219 Elm Av
Harris Da\id, capitalist, dwl 528^ Tehama
Harris David, contractor, dwl 916 Geary
Harris David, examiner weigher's returns Chistom HouBe
dwl 570 Howard
Harris David, tailor, dwl 64 Shipley
IL4RKIS, DELL A CO. (Leici^ B. Harris. Frederic
Cloij, and Charles L. Dell), shipping, fonrarding,
and commission merchants, and propriet^irs Star Line
Pacific Packets, 40 California and Portland, Oregon
Harris D. S., clerk, dwl 514 Third
Harris Edward, clerk, dwl 1 Morel PI
Harris Edward T., iromuolder, dwl 216 Perry
Harris Edwin {Pool A: H.), res Oakland
Harris Edwin R., hvery stable, 331 Pine
Harris Eliza (widow, colored), dwl 22S Oak
Harris Ellen, Mrs., dwl 710 Folsom
Harris Enoch, blacksmith PbelpsManxif. Co., dwl 553 How
Harris Fannie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. P. Mohtor, dwl
143 Ridley
Harris Frank, barber, dwl 347 Clementina
Harris Frank, hairdressing saloon, 541 Sacramento, dwl
347 Clementina
Harris Frederick W., game and poultry, 51 Grand Central
Market
Harris Frederick W. , machinist William Deacon, dwl 24
Langton
Harris Freeman, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Harris F. W., student J. W. Winter, dwl 34J Moss
Harris G. B., carpenter Jackson Iron Foundry
Harris George, blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, dwl 27 Min
Harris George, bookkeeper, dwl 208 Hyde
Harris George, clerk Painter & Calvert, dwl SE cor Fourth
and Howard
Harris George, deckhand stm Saucelito, Davis St. Wharf
Harris Georg-e, engineer, dwl 202 Second
Harris George, housepainter Hayes & King, dwl 208 Stev
Harris Geoi-ge, machinist, dwl 16j Bluxome
Harris George A. (Hotce X- H.), dwl 929^ Market
Harris George A., bookkeeper Pacific Ice Co., dwl 302
Washington
Harris George B., caq>enter, dwl 364 Minna
Harris George J. {Harris S- Co.). dwl 511 Eddy
Harris George W. , bookkeeper Richards & Harrison, dwl
1503 Larkin
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACS & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Harris H., bookkeeper S. 0. Alexander & Co., dwl 251
Tliird
Harris H., laborer California MOls
Harris H., musician, dwl 365 Minna
Harris Hannah (widow), dwl SE cor First and Folsom
Harris Hanev E., machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 19
Willow Av
Harris Hazleton, teamster Elliot & Bro., dwl cor Sixth
and Folsom
Harris Henry, painter, dwl 2S Everett
Harris Henry, tailor, 756 Ho^\-ard
Harris Henrj', trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 365 Minna
Harris Heixry H., dwl 9i3 Folsom
Harris Henr>- R-, drug- clerk, dwl 216 Perry
Harris Henry W. (colored), porter Union Insurance Co.
dwl 62S Broadway
Harris Hermann, tailor Jacob Vog'el, dwl 252 Clara
Harris Hyman, cigars and tobacco, 137 Third
Harris I., clerk Alexander Abrahamson, dwl 235 Kearny
Harris Isaac (Platsh'^k .t- H.), dwl *20S Post
Harris Isaac, dwl 1024 Hyde
Harris Isaac, clerk Gustave Baura, dwl 530 Bush
Harris Isaac, variety store, 404 Hayes
Harris Isador, tailor, 869 Folsom
Harris Israel, hats and caps, 39 Fourth
Harris Israel, tailor, dwl 415 Broadway
Harris J. (col'd), laborer Machinery' Department U. S. Mint
Harris J. & Co. (Richard H. Monck and George H.
Wright), tnmkmakers, NE cor Market and Kearny
Harris Jacob, dry goods, 24 Sixth
Harris James, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 216
PerT3'
Harris James, laborer Palace Hotel
Harris James, molder, dwl 36 Sacramento
Harris James H., brickmason, dwl 131 O'Farrell
Harris J. F., expressman Oregon S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
Folsom
Harris J. F., head postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 615
Post
Harris J. F., salesman Carman Island Salt Co.,dwl34J
Moss
Harris J. Freeman, bookkeeper Bishop & Co., dwl SE cor
Columbia and Dolores
Harris J. Ham, contractor, office NE cor Kearny and Bush,
dwl 4 Treat Av
Harriij John, barkeeper George Goldsmith
Harris John, laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Harris John (colored), porter, dwl 1106 Clay
Harris John, rigger William Green
Harris John, seaman, dwl 10 Perry
Harris John, special policeman, dwl 1106 Clay
Harris John, waiter Alexander Williams, dw! 288 First
Harris John, waiter Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbem,
Folsom St. Wharf
Harris John K., rigger, dwl 127 Jackson
Harris John R., tobacco and cigars, 813 Montgomery,
Harris Joseph, compositor, dwl 35 Pacific
Harris Joseph, mariner, dwl "41 Market
Harris Joseph, seaman, dwl W a Ohio betValleJo and
Broadway
Harris Joseph, tailor, 530 Tehama
Harris Jnlius, dry-goods dealer, dwl 34 Langton
Harris Julius, hairdresser Emanuel Oppenheimer, dwl
957 Folsom
Harris Lewis B. (Harris, Dell 1- Co.), dwl 35 South Park
Harris Lewis B. Jr. , clerk Harris, Dell & Co. , dwl 35 South
Park
Harris Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 957 Folsom
Harris M. Madam, furnished rooms, 919 Washington
Harris Mark, salesman Heiuj- Meyerstein, dwl 919 Wash
Harris Marks, clothing, 319 Pacific
Harris Marks, tailor, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Harris Marx, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
Broadway nr Keamy
Harris Marv Miss, teacher, dwl 813 Bush
Harris Mary (widow), dwl 1129 Gay
Harris Matthew, teamster Mechanics' Mill, dwl 790 Stev
Harris Matthew, waiter James Moir, dwl 531 Fourth
Harris Meyer, expressman, NW cor California and Kear-
ny, dwl Perry bet Third and Fourth
Harris Michael, tailor, 517^ Gearj'
Harris Minna Miss, dwl 305 Haves
Harris Mitchell, tailor, 845 Clay, dwl 64 Shipley
Harris Morris, hairdresser, dwl SW cor Kentucky and
Butte
Harris Nathan, builder, dwl 607 Pine
Harris Xathan, watchmaker L. Heringhi, dwl 37 Fourth
Harris Nelly Mrs. , seamstress La Grande Lauudrj'
Harris Pincxis, porter Frankenthal & Co., dwl 519 Pacific
Harris Richard, groceries and liquors, dwl 1237 Union
Harris Richard, painter, dwl 1918 Pacific Av
Harris Richard, p.:.rter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Harris Richard, shipjoiner, dwl 606 Third
Harris S., miner, dwl 933 Keamj'
Harris S., waiter Nucleus House
Harris Sanmel (Harris d- Cacciotto), dwl 110 Pacific
Harris Samuel, clerk H. Mvers &, Son, dwl 745 Clay
HAKRIS SAMl'EL, clothing, 110 Steuart
Harris Samuel, mattressmaker Joseph Melius Jr., dwl 176
Minna
Harris Silas, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Milla, dwl Ten-
nessee nr Butte
Harris Simeon, chainmaker Watkina Brothers, dwl Iowa
bet Yolo and Yuba
Harris Simon, tailor, dwl 56 Shipley
Harris Solomon, shoecutter Marks t&Levinsky, dwl Tenth
bet Mission and Howard
HARRIS S0L0.>10.\, stationery and periodicals, 402
Fourth
Harris S. S., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 909 Keamy
Harris Stephen M.. steward Forest Queen, dwl 357 Jessie
HARRIS STEPHEN R„ physician, office and dwl 12
Court Block 636 Clay
Harris T. H. & Co. (A. II. Coniielly), wood and coal, 1020
Market
Harris Thomas, compositor Morning Call, dwl 316 Pine
Harris Thomas, fireman stm Julia, Broadway Wliarf , dwl
703 Davis
Harris Thomas, laborer, 638 Commercial
Harris Thomas, printer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Harris Thomas, shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl 34 Moss
Harris Thomas, steward stm Alaska, dwl 22 Hampt-^n PI
Harris Thomas H. (T. H. Harris S: Co.), dwl 965 Howard
Harris Thomas R., policeman City Hall, dwl 916 Jones
Harris Timothy, brassfinisher Greenberg & Co., dwl 143
Ridley nr Guerrero
Harris Walter J., seaman, dwl 216 Perry
Harris William, expresswagon, 32 Steuart, dwl 44 Steuart
Harris William, gasfitter, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Harris William, machinist, locksmith, and bellhanger, 20S
LeidesdorfE, dwl 1124 Pacific
Harris William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Harris William, tailor, 341 Bush, dwl 235 Keamy
Harris William, waiter, dwl 140 NaU»ma
Harris William W., trader, dwl Russ House
Harris Yetet (widow), dwl 219 Elm Av
Harris & Cacciotto (Saimicl Harris andLuigi Cacdotto),
hairdressers, 434 Pacific
Harris & Co. (Georae J. Harris and A dolph Harris),
cigar manufacturers, 316 and 313 C-ommercial
Harris & Hutchinson (Albert S. Harris and Gardner S.
Hutchinson), importers and manufacturers Star brand
shirts, drawers, etc., 112 Bush
Harrison A., oakum spinner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Harrison Alfred, master mariner, dwl 933 Folsom
Harrison Alfred, salesman M. Lichtenstein, dwl 933 Fol-
som
Harrison Andrew, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Harrison Anthony, shipcarjienter, dwl E s South Park Av
Harrison Benjamin A., mijier, dwl 751 Howard
Harrison B. S. Mrs., dwl 314 Bush
Harrison Caroline Miss, upholstress California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., dwl 108 Tehama
Harrison Daiid J. (Harrison^ O'Eetlly), dwl 456 Tehama
Harrison E., boilemiaker Machine Shop Southern Pac. R.
R., cor SLxteenth and Harrison
Harrison Edmund, ticket agent Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
145 Fifteenth
Harrison Edward, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 9
White PI nr Bn,-ant
Harrison Edward, clerk, dwl 1016 Market
Harrison Edward, shipcajpenter, dwl 502 Mission
Harrison Emma Miss, dwl 314 Bush
Harrison Francis, painter John Brewster, dwl 1021 Lomb
Harrison Frank, laborer, dwl 3 Zoe
Harrison George, laborer J. Reagan, dwl 533 Commercial
Harrison George, seaman, dwl 323 Brj-ant
Harrison George F., salesman T. H. King & Co., dwl 44}
Sixth
Harrison George W. (colored), laborer, dwl 1505 Dupont
Harrison H. E., storekeei>ersteamers Central Pacific R. R.
Harrison Henry, clerk, dwl 230 Jessie
Harrison Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Harrison Henrj* D. (Falkner, Bell 6: Co.), res London
Harrison Heniy J., bookkeeper A. S. Hallidie, dwl 127
Turk
Harrison J. (colored), laborer Machinery Dept. U. S. Mint
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Harrison James, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot nad Shoe Co.,
dwl 1215 Union
Harrison James, cooper, dwl 721 Treat Av
Harrison James, laborer, dwl 1053 Howard
Harrison J,^mes, Uquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and King,
dwl 510 Brannan .
Harrison James V., bookkeeper, dwl 2029 Mission
Harrison J. F. (Harrison d- Dickmil), dwl o34 Bush
UtlcniSON JOHX. Boomerang, Staffordshire Ale
House, N^V cor Washington and Dupont, dwl W 8
Telegraph PI nr Greenwich
Harrison John, laborer, dwl 621 Howard
Harrison John B., auditor Market St. R. R., office cor
Fourth and Townsend, dwl (515) 617 Grove
Harrison John F., dwl 405 Third
Harrison John M., bookkeeper Sroufe, Sweeney & Co.,
dwl 417 Montgomery
Harrison Joseph, dwl 424 Sansom , „ ... .
Harrison Joseph (colored), messenger Anglo-Callfonuan
Bank, res Oakland
Harrison J. S., merchant, dwl 127 Turk
Harrison Julian E.. clerk, dwl 1123 Clay
Harrison Mary (widow), dwl 42(i Vallejo, rear
Harrison Nicholas, laborer, dwl NE cor McAllister and
Octa\ia „ . , «
Harrison Ralph C. (Jarioe Jb H.), attorney at law, office
402 Montgomerv room 19, dwi 919 Pme . ,, , ,
Harrison Randolph," clerk Major George H. MendeU, dwl
315 Fulton , „ r. . J I
Harrison R. F., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
Potrero Av bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Harrison Robert (Pixley A B.), attorney at law, office
430 California, dwl NTS' cor Washington and Laguna
Harrison Robert J. ^Rkhardu i- £?.), res Oakland
Harrison Samuel L., real-estate agent and auctioneer, 240
Montgomen-, dwi Cll Harrison
Harrison Smith, barkeeper John Harrison, dwl 1561 Kear
Harrison Thomas, captain schr M. V. Hartman, dwl 118
Perrv
Harrison Thomas, laborer What Cheer House
Harrison Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 5 Zoe PI
H^^RRISOX IV- G., commission merchant, 38 and 40
Califoniia. res Oakland
Harrison William, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwi 304 Beale nr Folsom
Harrison William, merchant, dwi 127 Turk
Harrison William, shipcalker, dwl 4 Geary PI
Harrison William B., tailor, dwl 612 Pine
Harrison William F. , manager Lick House, Montgomery
bet Post and Sutter
HABRI^OX WILII.4M P., printer and engraver,
otBce 518 Sacramento, res Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Harrison & Dickson {J. F. Harrison and G. E. Dickson),
importers and dealers wood audwillowware and man-
ufacturers brooms and matches, 210 Sacramento
Harrison k O'Reilly (-D. J. Harrison atui John OEeilly),
liquor saloon, NW cor Sansom and Merchant
Harritt John, laborer Isaac Richards, dwi W s Jones bet
Francisco and Bav
Harrold Benjamin, tailor N. Cohen, dwl 1120 Harrison
Harrold Frank, bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co., dwi
222 Chestnut
Harrold Frank, painter, dwl 404 Broadway
Harrold Geor„'e, laborer Pacific Boiling Mills, dwl E 8 Hli-
nois nr Tw-entieth
Harrold James, commission merchant, 200 Davis, dwl 222
Chestnut
Harrold Janus, dwl Union bet Sansom and Battery
HARROLD JOHX (Lyon A- Co.). dwi 416 Chestnut
Harrold John, cartman, cor Natoma and New Mont
Harrold John Jr., clerk Empire Brewerj-, dwi 116 Chestr
nut
Harrold John W., barkeeper Thomas Mclnemey, SW cor
Howard and Fourth
Harrold Richard, brewer Lyon & Co., dwi 143 Jessie
Harrold. See Harold
Harron John H., plasterer, dwl 802 Eighteenth
Harron John L, special policeman, dwl SE cor Second
and Brjant
Harron William H. , bookkeeper U. S. Drayman, dwl 30
Post
narrower James, machinist, dwl 521 How-ard
Harshall Gerson, merchant tailor, 221 Third, dwl 729 Fol
Harshall Gustav, tailor, 144 liiird, dwi 760 Folsom
Hart (first name refused), dwi 700 Broadway
Hart .\lbert J., reporter .\lta California, dwi 127 Kearny
Hart Alfred, landscape and portrait painter, studio 432
Montgomery' third floor, dwl Cosmopohtan Hotel
Hart Ann .\[rs.,'dwi 179 Perry
Hart Anna (oidow), dwl 461 Stevenson
Hart Annie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 418i Natoma
Hart Bernard, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
ILUCT, BL4IR A CO. (•/. W. Hart and David B.
Bla ir). commission merchants, 416 Sacramento
Hart Christine Miss, teacher Lincoln Primarj' School,
dwl 703 Lombard
Hart Daniel W., bootmaker, dwl 1238 Folsom
Hart David M., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 505
Powell
Hart F. C, waiter National Hotel
Hart Francis, plasterer, dwi N s Fell bet Fillmore and
Webster
Hart Frances M. Miss, dwl 108 Virginia
Hart Frank V., woodcaner, 491 Brannan, dwl 1009 How
Hart Frederick J., salesman Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl
SW cor Twentv-flrst and Church
Hart F. W., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica, dwl
778 Harrison
Hart George, chipper City Iron Works, dwl 965 Folsom.
Hart George, salesman Lazard Frferes, dwl 739 Ellis
Hart George A., dwi 808 Webster
Hart George K., clerk Citv Iron Works, dwi 965 Folsom
Hart Hattie Miss, hairdresser Miss Caroline Shephard,
dwl 244 Perrj-
Hart Henrv, laborer, dwl 322 Ritch
Hart Henri-, laborer, dwi 1604 Pacific Ay
Hart HeniT, paver Superintendent Public Streets
Hart Henns waiter Russ House
Hart Henry H., dwl 822 Mission
Hart Henry H. Jr., clerk Hecht Bros. & Co. dwl 104
Eighth •
Hart Hugh Robert, real estate, office 316 Montgomery,
dwi 347 Mitma
Hart J. , deckhand stm AmeMa, Broadway Wharf
Hart James, cigars, NW cor Sacramento and Kearny, dwl
417 Keamv
Hart James, porter, dwl 333 Bush
Hart James, waiter, dwi 112 Shipley
Hart James, waiter, dwi 308 Beale
Hart James H., dwl 20 Glover
Hart Jerome A., foreman Bacon & Cki., dwl 74 Natoma
1I.4RT JESSE B., attorney at law, office 330 Pine room
56. dwl 928 Union
Hart Joel L., dwl 179 Perry
Hart Johanna (widow), dwl W s Fillmore bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Hart John (Hart J; Rogers), dwl 894 Front
Hart John, bellman American Exchange
Hart John, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
Hart John, laborer, dwi 147 Third
Hart John, laborer, dwi 211 Minna
Hart John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl N 8 Bryant
nr Ninth , , ,
Hart John, laborer Spring VaUey Water Works, dwl Lo-
bos Creek
Hart John, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Hart John, stonecutter, dwl 81 Natoma
Hart John J., bartender Patrick Hughes, dwl 54 Minna
Hart Joseph, carpenter, dwi Park Hotel
Hart Joseph, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 22
Third
iniru „ . , , ,fl
Hart Joseph H., carriagepainter, 928 Hamson, dwl 16
Louisa „ , ,
Hart J. W. {Bart, Blair <t Co.), res Glasgow Scotland
Hart L. J., dwi Cosmopohtan Hotel
Hart Lydia (widow), laundr>-, 19 Adelaide PI
Hart M., plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl I^rkln bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Hart Marcus, gents' furnishing goods, 400 Kearny, dwl
205 Turk „ ,. , J ,
Hart Maria L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl
1114 Market
Hart Marv (widow), dwl 303 Hayes
Hart Mary M. (widow), dwi 446 Union
Hart Michael, bricklayer, dwi 40 Natoma
Hart Michael, laborer, dwl 124 Dora
Hart Michael, mason Palace Hotel
Hart Michael, plumber, dwl 2012 Larkin
Hart Michael F., dwl 40 Natoma
Hart Noel, bottler S. Lachman & Co., dwl 16 Louisa
Hart Patrick, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
555i Natoma
Hart Pauline Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, res
Oakland
Hart Richard C, machinist, dwl 442 Minna
Hart Roger, fishmonger, dwi 1017 Leavenworth
Hart S., miner, dwl 741 Market
MOEGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
nart Samuel, waiter, 411 Pacific
Hart Simon (llart tt Ooodma^i), dwl NW cor Larkin and
Sutter
Hart Tliomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi W a
Sierra bet Georgia ajul Michignu
Hart Tliomas. bricklayer, dwl 44(J Brannan
Hart Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Hart Thomas, laborer, dwl SE cor Dorland and Sanchez
Hart Thomas H.. stockbroker, office 319 California, dwl S
W cor Pine and Hyde
Hart Thomas R.. stockbroker, office 319 California, dwl
SW cor Pine and Hyde
Hart Toland, student Heald's Business College
Hart V. Frank, woodcarver, dwl 1009 Howard
Hart William, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Hart William, laborer, dwl 1311^ Sacramento
Hart William, laborer Fort Point
Hart William, packer S. Lachman & Co., dwl 16 Louisa
Hart William A., tinsmith William S. Ray, dwl 417 Main
nART A (;OODMA\ {Simon Hart and David Good-
inan), poultry, game, etc., 70-78 California Market
Hart & Rugers {Juhn Hart and John Rogers), boarding,
S94 Front
Harte Gregorj- P., with William T. Coleman & Co. and
superintendent Marin County Water Co., office 203
Caiifoniia, res San Rafael
Harte J. W., stereotyper S. F. Chronicle, dwl 603 Pme
Hartenetty John, molder, dwl 521 Howard
Hart-enetty Thomas, molder, dwl 521 Howard
Hartenstein Frederick O., cutlery and edge tools, 17 Gea-
ry, dwl 417 Bush
Harter Cordeha (widow), dwl E s Fillmore bet Post and
Sutter
Hart«r Henry, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 408
Fourth
Barter. See Hartter
Hartford , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
HARTFORD FIRE IXSl KAXCE CO. (Hartford,
Conn.), A. P. Flint manager, office 313 California
Hartford Henrj-, carpenter, dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Hartford Juhn, driver Chase & Wolf, dwl SE cor 'Sansom
and Union
Hartford John, laborer, dwl 202 Union
Hartford Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 419 Califor-
nia room 3
Hartie John, calker, dwl 17 Natoma
Hartigan James (P. Hartigan tt Co.), dwl NE cor Tis'elfth
and Folsom
Hartigan P. & Co. (James Hartigan), groceries and
liquors, XE cor Twelfth and Folsom
Hartigan Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor First and
Howard (and P. Hartigan cfc Co.), dwl NW cor First
and Howard
Hartigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Hartigan William J., clerk Patrick Hartigan, dwl NW cor
First and Howard
Hartiman John, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Harting G., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Harting Jacob, barkeeper E. Bums, dwl Minna m* New
Montgomery
Hartley Edward, carpenter, dwl 565 Mission
Hartley James, commission merchant, dwl 422 Geary
Hartley James F., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 613 Mission
Hartley Julia (widow), dwl cor Third and Berrj'
Hartley Rasmus, driverCity R. R.,dwl Fifteenth bet Mis-
sion and First Av
Hartley William H., barkeeper Radovich & Uhrlandt, dwl
706 Folsom
Hartmall Henry, shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Hartman , dwl 9 Pinckney PI
Hartman , attorney at law; dwl 303 Jessie
Hartman Benjamm, clerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 621
Pine
Hartman C. & Co., carpenters and builders, 718 Leav
Hartman Christian (C. Hartman tt Co.), dwl 1207 Turk
Hartman Frederick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Illinuis nr Twentieth
Hartman Frederick, merchant, dwl 9 Pinkney PI
Hartman Fredericka (widow), dwi 108 Geary
Hartman Jacob (L. Umjer <i- Co.), dwl 718 Third
Hartman Jacob, bootmaker Charles Dietle, dwl 4 Quincy
PI
Hartman Jacob, ironmolder, dwl 230 Oak
Hartman John, cooper Leopold Juzix, dwl NE cor Front
and Pacific
Hartman Joseph, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228
Kearny
Hartman Julius (Hartman it Strauss), 50 Centre Mar-
ket
Hartman Morris, salesman S. Hartman, dwl 927 Jackson
UARTUAX 1*1111., wines and liquors, 28 Third, dwl
31S Pine
Hartman Solomon, dry goods, 18 Kearny, dwl 44 Third
Hartman William, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co., dwl 30 Ritch
Hartman William, housesmith Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 49
Natoma
Hartman & Strauss (Julhts Hartman and Emanuel
Strnufis), butchers, 50 Centre Market
Hartmann , barkeeper, dwl 318 Pine
Hartmann Adolph (Peters <i- //.), dwl 51 Sacramento
Hartmami Adolph. secretary Hxmiboldt Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 2212 Steiner
Hartmann A. E., barkeeper John Henny, dwl 743 Clay
Hartmann Bertha (widow), dwl 911 Union
Hartmann Charles, blacksmith Jacob Sindel & Co., dwl
700 Front
Hartmann Christopher (Hillehrandt tt- Co., and F. Has-
tedt d- Co.), and groceries and Uquors, N\V cor Third
and Brannan
Hartmann Edward, painter, dwl 8 Scotland
Hartmann Edward Jr., painter, dwl 8 Scotland
Hartmann Emil A. (We7izel d- H.), dwl 63 Thirteenth
Hartmann Eugene, jeweler Koehler -fc Ritter, dwl 6 Scot-
land
Hartmann Frederick E., bookkeeper Gleeson & Fell, dwl
622 Taylor
Hartmann Frederick G., coffeeroaster Henry Fink, dwl
418 Fell
Hartmann Henrj', tinsmith, dwi 2025 Slason
Hartmann Henrv, upholsterer California Manufacturing
Co., dwi 802 Stockton
Hartmann Henry Jr. , plumber, dwi 802 Stockton
Hartmann Jacob, butcher, dwl 713 Turk
Hartmann John, laborer Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jos6
Road nr Industrial School
Hartmann Jules, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl
cor Montgomery' Av and Vallejo
Hartmann Mary Mrs. (widow), dwl 27 Garden
Hartmann Samuel, cigarmaker, dwi 71S Turk
Hartmeyer S. Lewis, assistant receiver Spring Valley
Water Works, dwi 923 Washington
Hartnady John, molder Jackson Iron Foimdry, dwi 521
Howard
Hartnady Thomas, molder Jackson Iron Foundrj, dwl 521
Howard
Hartnagel Henry J., secretary' Druids Hall, 413 Sutter
Hartnett Bridget (widow), groceries and Uquors, 42 First
Hartnett Daniel (Hartnett d- Barri/), dwi 402 Broadway
Hartnett Delia Miss, tailoress, dwl 352 Jessie
Hartnett Edward, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwi 308 Fol
Hartnett Edward, printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwi 18
Ohio
Hartnett James P., printer Woman's Publishing Co., dwl
5 Adelaide PI
Hartnett Jeremiah, laborer, dwi 1213 Broadway, rear
Hartnett Jeremiah Jr., bricklayer, dwl 1213 Broadway,
rear
Hartnett John, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 81 Stevenson
Hartnett John P.. cooper, dwi 42 First
Hartnett Joseph M., machinist, dwi 63 Jessie
Hartnett LawTcnce (Eggers <£• H.), dwl 1226 Pacific
Hartnett M., mason Palace Hotel
Hartnett Michael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie
Hartnett Thomas, laborer, dwi 158 Clara
Hartnett William, teamster, dwl N s Sixteenth Av nr
Railroad Av. South S. F.
Hartnett William, waiter, dwi 5 Adelaide PI
HART.XETT «L- BARRY (Daniel Hartnettand James
Bai-ry), propriettirs Golden Eagle Hotel, 402^06
Broadway
Hartney Frank P., clerk Elisha T. Tarbox, dwl NW cor
Octa^ia and Union
Hartog Edward, interpreter languages, office and dwl 611
Washington
Hartsell Charles A. , painter, dwl N s California bet Devia-
adero and Broderick
Hartshorn Edward F. (Hartshorn cD McPhun), dwl 614
Octa^ia
Hartshorn & McPhun (Edward F. Hartshorn and Wil-
liam McPhvn), window shades, upholstery, and paper
hangings, 112 Foiu-th
HAKT!i»HOR\E BEXJAHOI M., president Colorado
Steam Navigation Co., office 610 Front, dwi 223 Elhs
HARTSHORXE SAMUEL. Exchange Billiard Saloon,
314 MontgomerA", dwl 616 Taylor
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Hartstjill Isaac, clerk Fechheimcr, Ooodkind & Co., dnd
1004 Van Ness Av , „ , „ ,
Hartter Louis, sTiiceries, 624 Market, dwl 91 Oak Grove At
Hartter. See Harter .
Harttcroth William, importer and manulactiirer surgical
instruments. 28 Gear\-, dwl I.ITJ Tehama
Hartung O., baker, dwl 4U Pacific
Hartung Theodore, manufaotm-mg Jeweler, 423 Fme, dwl
.124 Brvant .
Ilartwell (jeorge, b.arkeeper James R. Dickey, Agricult-
ural Fair Kace Orminds
Ilartwell .Icreniiah (colored), watchman Bay View House,
dwl Twentv-flfth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Hartwig Albion, teachermusic, dwl 613 Mission
Hartwig Alvin, porcelain painter Robert Samisch, dwl 613
Mission
Hartwig Ch., engineer Southern Pac. R. E., cor Fourth
and Towniseild
Hartwig Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, dwl 236 Fifth
Hartwig Theodore, marblecutter Larseneur & Sheenn,
res Oaklend
Hartv John (Hariv * Spear), dwl 213 Broadway
Harty John A., policeman City Hall, dwl 616 Minna
Hart'y Thomas, laborer, dwl 12,SJ Welsh
Harty Thomas, longshoreman, dwl De Boom nr First
Harty & Spear (John Ilarl;/ and William Spear), grocer-
ies and liquors, 213 Broadway
Hartz C. H., liquor saloon, 634 Pacific
Hartz John, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Hartz John, teamster Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Hartz Leo, waiterGrand Hotel
Hartzell Axel T., passe-partoutmaker Snow & May, dwl
316 0'Farrell
Hartzell Charles A., passe-partoutmaker Snow & May,
dwl California nr Broderick
Harvey A., porter steamers' stores Central Taciflo R. R.,
Broadway Wharf
Harvey Alfred A. (Turner & H.), office W s East bet
Jacks, m and Pacific
Harvey Andrew, laborer, dwl Ws Sansom bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Harvey Arthur B., clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 8
Perry
Harvey Benjamin F., engineer steamtug Water Witch,
dwl 1016 Montgomery
Harvey Benjamin P., engineer steamtug Neptune, dwl
1016 Montgomery
Harvey Bernard, tailor, 261 Fourth
Harvey Charles, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Haney Charles C, 6t<:ickbroker, office 108 Leidesdorffl,
dwl N s Pine bet Octavia and Laguna
Harvey Charles L., carpenter, dwl 16 Allen
Harvey C. W., brakeman Central Pac. R. R., dwl 606
Fourth
Harvey D., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. Potrero
Harvey D. B.. miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Harvey Edward E. (Hareey <t Shinkle), dwl SW cor
Nineteenth and Castro
Harvey Eliza (widow), dwl 327 Filbert
Harvey Francis P., engineer tugboat Wizard, dwl 1026
Montgomery
Harvey George D., machinehand Andrew Frei, dwl 327
Fi'lbert
Harvey George H., captain steamtug Water Witch, dwl
1016 Montgomery
Harvev Harry, clerk, dwl 105 Ridley
Harvey Isabel C. Mrs., nurse Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society Home, NE cor Gearj' and Franklin
Harvey J., painter Palace Hotel
Han'ey James, painter, dwl 1005 Clay, rear
Harvev James, Ship Calkers* Assn, 713 Mission
Harvey J. F., fireman tugboat Water Witch, Washington
St. Wharf
Harvey John, carpenter New U. S. Marine Hospital,
Mountain Lake
Han'cv John, carpenter T. D. Stuart, dwl Folsom bet
Fifth and Sixth
Harvey John, laborer, dwl 233 Perry
Harvev John, seaman, dwl 112 Pacific
Harvey John C, barkeeper George M. Gardner, dwl 327
Filbert
Harvey John D., compositor Occident Printing Office,
dwl lOO Beniard
Harvey John W.. fireman, dwl 1016 Montgomery
Harvey Joseph, fish, 33 Centre Market, dwl 251 Third
Harvey Lavina Mrs., copyist County Clerk's Office, res
Oakland
Harvey Le Roy G., bookkeeper Farmers' and Mechanics*
Bank of Savings, dwl 729 Bush
Harvey Martin, laborer, dwl 18 Ohio
Harvev Martin, longshoreman, dwl 14 Ohio
Harvey Mary Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 127 Kearny
Harvey Miles M., clerk George H. Tay & Co., dwl 1006
Post
Harvey P., bootmaker, 1009 Battery, dwl Filbert bet San-
som and Montgomery
Harvey Peter, driver Thomas H. Bowlen, Occidental Hotel
Harvey Peter, shoemaker, dwl 28 Sullivan's Building
Harvey P. J., dwl Russ House
Harvey Susan Mrs., dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,
dwl 185 Natoma .
Harvey Tliomas, clerk Bernard F. Dillon, dwl 161 Shipley
Harvey Tliomas, driver James A. Brown & Co., dwl
Pleasant nr Clay
Harvey Thomas, laundrj-man D. A. Taylor, dwl SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Harvey Thomas. shipcan>enter, dwl 405 Folsom
Harvey William, clerk, dwl 815 Stockton
Harvey William, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl E s How-
ard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Han'ey William H., teamster Howe & Hall, dwl SW eor-
Clay and Stockton
Harvey's Co. (£. E. Harvey aiul Peter Shinkle), market,
236 Third
Hanille John William, physician, office and dwl 616
Valencia
Hanvester A., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Harwood Charles B., salesman California Broom Factory,
dwl 624 Oak
Harwood George Mrs. (widow), dwl 611 Shotwell
Harwood 'Tennie (widow), dwl 416 Greenwich
Hary Joseph, baker, dwl 7 Hartman Alley
Has Brouck Joseph (Sumner Whitney <t Co.), dwl 113
Page
Hasbruck Henry, captain Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl
Presidio Barracks
Hasch John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Ha.sch M. laborer S. F. Glass Works
Haschke Ferdinand, machinist, dwl Quincy House
Haseltine Asa A., commission merchant, 4'23 Davis, dwl 38
Tehama
Haseltine Benjamin, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl
403 Broadwav
HASELTI^'E fllAKLES E., stevedore, 34 and 36 Steu-
art, dwl cor Twenty-sixth and San Jos6 Av
Haseltine George, fruits, dwl 29 Clara
Haseltine R. Edwin, clerk Asa A. Haseltine. dwl 29 Clara
Haseltine William, dwl NW cor Twenty-third and Capp
Hasenberg Meyer, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., dwl 7-271
Clementina
Haser George, steward S. F. Bar Assn, dwl 811 Pacific
Haser Theodore, carriagepainter Carvill Manufacturing
Co., dwl 811 Pacific
HASEY SAHIIEI, I., importer fancy goods, toys,
plated goods, etc., 32 Kearny, dwl 1414 Clay
Hasey William, groom Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Hashageu Herman (Lanperman A H.), dwl Eleventh Av
nr Railr.iad Av, South S. F.
Hashagen John, clerk John H. Schroeder, dwl NE cor Post
and Larkin
Hashagen Martin, junk, 508 Sixth
Hashagen William, butcher Henry May, dwl SE cor Stock-
ton and Lombard
Hashagen. See Hasshagen
Haskell Augustus, laborer, dwl 521 Howard
Haskell Charles L., foreman W. F. Dorrance, dwl 229
Kearny
Haskell Daniel, patternmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
643 Second
Haskell D. H., attorney and land agent Contract and
Finance Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 1,
res Sacramento
Haskell Edward W. , mining, dwl 416 Second
Haskell Ellen P. Miss, sewing-machine operator Walter
B. Higgins, dwl 633 Howard
Haskell Frank, plumber William R. Allen, dwl 311 Sixth
Haskell Frank J., salesman Ackemian Bros., dwl 325
O'Farrell
Haskell (Jeorge, teamster California Mills, dwl 414 Minna
Haskell George S., teas and groceries, 005 Market, Grand
Hotel, dwl 207 Turk
Haskell George W., groceries, 240 Brannan
Haskell G. W., mining, dwl 724 Guerrero
Haskell J. H., chief officer ship Washington Libby, dwl
1110 Battery
Haskell John (colored), porter, dwl 61 Auburn
Haskell John L., capiulist, dwl 1010 Stockton
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters ftom MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Mark(.
!. P. VAN SCHAACK S: CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, Estatlished 1862.
Haskell Jonathan S.. iiewspaiwr aapent, dwl 546 Howard
Haskell N. C, compositor, dwl 927 Howurd
Haskell Noah D.. dwl r^ Howard
Haskell Phiiieas (Haskell .i- Bade), dv.] S75 Folsom
Haskell .Samuel, carpenter Gray l^ Marcher, dwl 11] Jessie
Haskell W.. machinist, dwl 213 First
Haskell W., shitx:handler, dwl 533 Sacramento
Haskell William, real estate, dwl 327 0"Farrell
Haskell William, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 519
Sacramento
Haskell & B.;)de {Phitieas Hasl-ell ami Adolph W. Bode),
sash, door, and blind facton', 43!) Brannan
Haskett , dentist J. W. Winter, dwl 1110 Clay
H:iskett James. Bricklayers' Pro. Assn. 232 Sutter
Haskett Joseph H., tin roofer, dwl 223 Fulton
Haskett W. M., dwl 331 Keaniy
Haskin Daniel, porter 409 Clay, dwl 724 Union, rear
Hdskin Henn- R.. printer, dwl 924 Stockton
Haskin Joseph W., real estate and mining, office 402
Keamv, dwl 1115 Post
Haskins C." W. (Hale X- H.\ dwl 605 Pine
Hasking Isaac, proprietor Lake House, terminus Mission
and Ocean Beach Road
Haskins James, steward Pacific Mail S. S. China
Haskins Samuel, manm'acturer cigars, 65SJ^ Mission
Haslam Henn,-, salesman James De La Montanya, dwl
2215 Larkin
Haslett John W., carpenter, dwl 449 Jessie
Hasniner H., dwl 516 Pacific
Has^^ard Heiu-y H., bookkeeper, dwl 1559 Kearny
Hassard P., expressman, dwl 455 Clementina
Hassard Richard {Eerlin d- H.), dwl N s Gearv nr Mason
Hassel Henn,-, vegetables, 6 Clay St. Market, dwl S s Dor-
land bet Church and Sanchez
Hassel WilUam, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1606
Pacific Av
Hasselbaeh George, market, 154 Steuart, dwl SW cor How-
ard and Steuart
Hasselguist Louis, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Hasselguist Nonus, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Hassell Horace T., first-assistant engineer U. S. revenue
stm Oliver Wolcott. dwl 317 Third
Hassell James, clerk Bank British 'North America, res
Oakland
Hasselman Charles, artist, dwl 624 Capp
Hassen Thomas, laborer, dwl 31S Pacific
Hassen Wdliam, conductor Sutter St. R. R.
Hassett M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 13 Rausch
Hassett Martin C, attorney at law, office 637 Kearny, dwl
13 Rausch
Hassett Michael C, stableman Norton & Adams, dwl 435
Turk
Hassett William J., foreman Frank Eastman, dwl 175
Perry
Hassey Frank A., stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery,
dwl 716 Green
Hasshagen John G., dwl 616 Eddv
Hasshagen Louis, handcartmau 'Oakland Ferry ^Miarf,
dwl North German Hutel
Hasshagen. See Hashagen
H;is?lin Daniel, waiter Russ House
Hasslinger John (Hassliiiner d- Eicald), dwl 15 John
Hassiinger & E^\-ald (John Hasdimjer and Theodore
J^icald), hairdressing «aloon, 121S'Stocktnn
Hassmer J. Ernest, clerk Valentine Hassmer, SE cor
Washington and Powell
Hassmer Valentine, groceries and liquors, SE cor Wash-
ington and Powell
Hasson William, blacksmith, dwl 11 Hubbard
Hast Edward S., bookkeeper Bank of California, dwl 617
Valencia
H:Lste Henrj- A. (Ha^te d- Eirfc), res Berkeley
Haste John W., stereotvper S. F. Chronicle
Hi^te & Kirk {Henry' A. Haste and Christian Kirk),
iron and coal. 22-26 Beale
H.LStedt C, laborer A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 424 Brannan
Hasledt Charles, clerk John Horstmann, dwl 700 Bush
Hastedt Ferdinand (F. Ha.^tedt d- Co.), dwl 26 Morton
Hastedt F. ^ Co. {Chri^tvpher Hartmayin), groceries and
liquors. SW cor Dupont and Morton
Hastie Douglas, assistant steward Pacific Mail S. S. Vasca ;
dc Gama
Hastiiie:s Arthur, manager S. F. Percussion Match Co.,
dwl SW cor Ritch and Brannan
Hastings Augustus, dwl 541 F.-nrth
Hastings Benjamin, druggist, SW cor Fourth and Harri-
son, dwl 404 Fourth
Hastings Benjamin F., dwl 209 Turk
Hastings Benjamin F. Jr., dwl 209 Turk
Hastings Carrie Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School
Hastings C. C. & Co., C. H. Mann manager, importere,
manufacturers, and retailers clothing, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Hastings Charles E., clerk Crane, Hastings & Co.. dwl 902
O'Farrell
Hastings Charles E., upholsterer, dwl 607 Pine
Hastings Charles P., law students. Clinton Hastings, dwl
Russ House
Hastings E. E. Mrs., furnished rooms. 124 and 126 Tyler
Hastings Everett L {Crane. H. .t Co.), dwl 902 O'Farrell
Hastings Frank, tinsmith John M. Bnan. dwl 537 HoTS-ard
Hastings Frank J., phot^ngrapher, dwl 156 Third
Hastings George A., cari>ent«r and builder, 122 Geary,
dwl 352 Clementina
Hastings George B., dwl 209 Turk
HASTINti!^ HOMMKD F., manager Merchants' Ex-
change Bank, office 423 California, dwl S13 Jackson
Hastings James S., dwl 902 O'Farrell
Hastings John, physician, dwl 1215 Sutter
Hastings Samuel, carjienter, dwl 814 Sansom
II.4STI\(;S S. CLI\TO\, real estate, office 2 Court
Block 636 Clay, dwl Grand Hotel
Hastings Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Btiilding, dwl
414 Clementina
Hastings & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 730 Com
Hastrof Louis, master mariner, dwl 139 Shipley
Hasty Alonzo P., drayman, NE cor Front and Pine, dwl
27 Second Av
Hasi^-ell Charles C, clerk Letter Deimrtment Wells, Fargo
k Co., dwl NW cor Howard and Fourth
Haswell Geoi^e C. , inspector Custom House, dwI105j Fifth
Haswell John C, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 526
Greenwich
Haswell M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
526 Greenwich
Haswell N. 0. Miss, teacher South San Francisco School,
dwl 526 Greenwich
Hatch A. M. Mrs. . teacher phonography Heald's Business
College, dwl 701 Post
Hatch Asa D.. merchant, office 212 Pine, dwl 1825 Pine
Hatch Charles E., attorney at law, office 507 Montgomery,
dwl 1825 Pine
Hatch E. C. dwl 14 Eddy
Hatch Edward, laborer Golden Gate Mills, dwl 21 Stev
Hatch F. W., professor materia medica Medical Depart-
ment LTniversity of California, res Sacramento City
Hatch Henry C, shipcarpenter, dwl 601 Fell
Hatch H. W. , phj-sician and surgeon, office and dwl 1142}
Market
Hatch Janjes, saw3'er, dwl 22 Tehama
Hatch James G.. salesman, dwl 415 Sixth
Hatch John, compositor Morning Call, dwi 22 Tehama
Hatch Josephine Miss, ironer S. F. Laundry, KW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Hatch L. L. A., laborer U. S. Mint, dwl 24 Sixth
Hatch Man,- (widow), dwl 22 Tehama
Hatch Runello, gasfitter Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl
601 Fell
Hatch Teresa Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 22 Tehama
HATCH T. H. A CO. {Richard M. Erangon), whole-
sale conunission butter and cheese, 320 Front
Hatch ThecHjore H. {T. H. Hatch dr Co.), dwl Sll Hyde
Hatch Thomas, cabinetmaker California Mills, dwl 5 Te-
hama
Hatch Wallace, laborer, dwl 77 Clementina
Hatcli William, clerk Centre Market, dwl 109 Geary
Hatchett William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Hatfield Henrj', chief c«:H>k Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Hatfield J., bootmaker F. X. Kast, dwl 515 Chestnut
Hatfield William, clerk O. 0. Pratt, res Fruit Vale
Hathaway Andrew, draj-raan Hanson & Moore, NE cor
Pine and Front, dwl 318 Pine
Hathaway- B., housepainter, dwl 124 Fifth
HATHAWAV I'HAKLES A., real estate, office 402
Montgomery room 9, dwl 2118 Pacific Av
Hathaway Charles B., dra^Tiian, dwi 1613 Leavenworth
Hathaway Edmund V. . proprietor Hatha way's Warehouse
and Rincon Point Warehouse, dwl 38 South Park
Hathaway Frank W., stevedore, dwl 664 Brj'ant
Hathaway Frederick, painter, dwl 1069 Howard
Hathaway George, carpenter, dwl 117 Welsh
Hathaway Job T., porter Richard Patrick & Co., dwl 11
Hubbard
Hathaway John, miner, dwi 636 Commercial
Hathaway John D., agent E. T. Pilkinton & Co., tobacco
facton.-, Richmond, Va., office SW cor Front and Sac-
ramento, dwl 112 Hyde
ACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomerj.
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HatlKiwiiy Nathan, carpenter Joseph Sheerer, dwl 110
HathawajNicholas, blacksmith, N 8 Market bet Front
and navis, dxvl f.12 F.mrth
Hathaway Nick, blacksmith Nicholas Hathaway, dwl 612
natha"vil^- R. H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
Sacramento nr St^-ckton , ,
Hathaway Rutus H. , real estate, dwl 16 Virginia
Hathaway Stcijhen F., advertismg solicitor, dwl E s rolK
het Lombard and Chestnut ,,im!r.'p.r
Hathaway W. H., clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 1106 O Far-
rell
Hathaway'sWwehouse.E. V. Hathaway proprietor, foot
Spear
H 4TII I W.11"S Wn.iRF. foot Spear
Hatherton Edward A., architect New City Hall, dwl 16
Second 'Vv
Hatnian Minnie A. Miss, teacher Tyler St. Primary
School, dwl 1410 Pacific
Hats John, machinist, dwl 738 Broaflway
Hattabough Isaac L., milkman Noble & Wohlers, dwl N
W cor Thirtieth and San Jos« Av . „, ,^, , ,
Hattabnugh William \V., milkman Noble & Wohlers, dwl
SE cor Mission and Gody j , ic^i
Hatteroth William, telegraph-instnunentmaker, dwl 1&74
Tehama _ , „ „
Hattersly John, student Hcald's Business College
Hattich Bartholomew, tailor, dwl 10 Leroy PI
Hattman George W., milkranch, N s Union bet Franklin
and Gfiugh
Hatton James J., carpenter, dwl 230 Sutter , , ^, ^
Hatton Robert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Michigan , ,. „
Hatton niomas, machinist, dwl W s Sierra bet Georgia
and Michigan
Hatton Thomas F., foreman Pacific Eolhng Mills, dwl
Louisiana nr Twentieth
Hatton Tliomas H.. machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
E s Illinois nr Twentieth .
HatzJohn F., machinist ^\Tieeler & WUson Sewing Mar
chine Co., dwl 738 Broadway , „ . . ,
Hatzer Hugo, superintendent German Abend Post, dwl
2104 Folsoni
Haub Conrad, horsetrainer, dwl 407 Pacific
Haub George, milkman, 213 Fourth
Haub John, waiter Nicholas Castis, dwl SE cor Chesley
and Harrison
Haub Philip (Wanmr A- Hmib), dwl 3 Sonoma PI
Haubensack Martin, millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 024 Brannan
Hauhrccht Louis, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture M. Co.,
dwl 2.W Sutter
n.llIBRIC'H FBEDERIfR W., proprietor Martm s
Rest.aurant, 633 Commercial
Hauck Carrie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 60 Clementina
Hauck George, foreman vamisher Krageu & Co., dwl 60
Clementina
Hauck Mathias, dwl 515 Sacramento
Hauck Stephen, watchman Krageu & Co., dwl 60 Clem
Haudbine Julian, dwl 343 Tliird
Hauerken George H., barkeeper, dwl Terminal Hotel
Hauffe Frederick, special policeman, dwl lOS^ Silver
Hauftc John F. , watchman, dwl 170i Silver
Hang Julius, clerk Benibard Faick, dwl 113 Second
Haug Lucas, laborer, dwl Sullivan's Building
Haugh James {Hautjh J: Co.), dwl SW cor Pine and Fill-
more
Haugh James O., salesman James W. Bumham & Co.,
dwl lOSi Powell
Haugh John, liquor saloon NW cor Leavenworth and
McAllister, res HoUister
Haugh Michael, laborer, dwl S s Market nr Valencia
Haugh & Co. [James Ilaiujh), groceries and liquors, SW
cor Pine and Fillmore
Haughey Frank, laborer, dwl ii\ Miima, rear
Haughwout Tunis, salesman Jason Springer, dwl 1707
Sacramento
Haughy James, steward ship Germania, dwl 4 Beale PI
Haugsted Andrew. Scandina\ian Soc, 71 New Mont
llaugsted Olina (widow), dwl 730 Filbert
Hauu C. M. (widow), dwl 927 Post
Haundtscheidt Theodore, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Hyde and Filbert
Hau|it Henry, cooper Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl 436
Green
Hauptman John, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsy
Haurdribo Daniel, coachman, dwl 161S Folsom
Haus Fben, sawj-er, dwl 19 Hinckley
Hauschild T., expressman, dwl 203 Post
Hauschildt John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hauschildt Thies, clerk William Wilkins. dwl 42 Everett
Hause E. W., bookkeeper S. W. Kosenstock & Co., dwl
9 Oak Grove Av
Hause Thomas T., salesman Daxns Bros., dwl 925 Har
Hansen C. K., captain stm P,aciflc
Hansen James, porter Homestead, Point Lobos Av
Hausenberg Frederick, fruit stand, 1.50 Steuart
Hauser Adolphe, baker George Miller, dwl 1216 Pacific
Hauser Bemhard, fruits and dairj' produce, 120 Fifth
Hauser Bernhardt, expressman, dwl C37 Broadway
Hauser Conrad, expressman S Morey Alley
Hauser Conrad, laborer, dwl 23 Jansen
Hauser Conrad, liquor saloon, 037 Broadway
Hauser David (Ackcrman Bros.), dwl 195 Hyde
Hauser Frank, brewer, dwl 5 P.ilk Lane
Hauser George, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Illi-
nois bet Napa and Shasta
Hauser Ignaz, laborer, dwl 529 Greenwich
Hauser John, liquor saloon. 905 Kearny, dwl 426 Green
Hauser John, musician, dwl 5 Vallejo PI
Hauser John C, barkeeper, dwl 1214 Folsom
Hauser Louis, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 4 V nl-
Hauser Louis B., musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 426
Hauser Nellie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 5 Polk Lane
Hauser Rudolph, packer John S. Bowman & Co., dwl 351
Clementina
Hauser Sophia, teacher languages, dwl 1231 Union, rear
Hauser Victor [Hauser X- Laitw), dwl 947 Mission
Hauser & Laine [Victor Hausir and Manuil Lame),
manufacturing jewelers, 417 Bush
Hausler Fred. [Fred. Hatisler ,1- Co.), dwl 613 Pacific
Hausler Frederick, dwl .". Reed PI , , „„„
Hausler Fred. & Co. [WUliaiil Hausler), market, 613 Pa-
Hausler William [Fred. Hausler A Co.), dwl 434 Green
Hausman Frederick, foreman cigar manufacturer A. S.
Rosenbaum & Co. , dwl 443 Jessie
Hausman Fred H., salesman L. Holz, dwl 702 Hamson
Hausman Henry, cooper, dwl 32 Rausch
Hausman Jacob, laborer, dwl 402 Grove
Hausm.an Thomas, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jackson bt.
Wiarf ,. , .
Hausmann John G., groceries and liquors, 638 Valencia
Hausmann Louis [S. Hans^nann tC- Co.), res Europe
Hausmann S. & Co. [Umis Uausinann), importera and
manufacturers looking glasses, picture frames, etc.,
222 Sanson! „ _ , , ^ , ,
Hausmann Siegfried (S. Hausnuinn <t- Co.), dwl ,330 Eddy
Haussler Leonard F., carpenter, dwl 1116 Broadway
Haussmann Adolph, commission merchant, dwl 216 Tj-ler
Haussmann Henry, salesman H. Wronkow & Co., dwl 216
Tx'ler
Haussmann John Ch., clerk Martin H. Beeker, dwl NE
cor Jessie and Fourth
Haussmann John H., cooper, dwl Langton bet Howard
and Folsom ,,,,,„
Haustein Alfred, salesman Simon Cohen, dwl 515 Geary
Hauststrom Andrew, mariner, dwl 140 Folsom
Hauthal Ernest, soapmaker Herman Fischbeck, dwl cor
Utah and Sixteenth
Haulier Charles, with J. P. Tenthorey & Co., dwl 6o8 Miss
Havard Charies, porter A. Berson & Son, dwl NVV cor
Chestnut and Powell
Ha-vard Baptiste. marblecutter, dwl SW cor Montgomery
Av and Vallejo
Havard Baptiste, saloon, SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Havecker Henry, liquor saloon. 523 Tliird
Havelin . stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Havelka William, dwl 69 Eighth
Havely William T., clerk Assistant Superintendents
Office Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 209 Ke,aniy
H.IVEX CHARLES I>., secretary Union Ins. Co.,
otfice 416 California, res Oakland
Haven Egbert D., law student Gray & Haven. 420 Cal
Haven James M. [Gray * H.), attorney .at law, office 420
California, res San Rafael
Havener Edward, shipcarpcnter, dwl 532 Folsom
Havener James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Havens Albert W., bookkeeper Consolidated 'Mrginla
Mining Co., dwl 421 O'FarreU
Havens Charles D., cashier Hartford Fire Ins. Co., res
Oakland ,
Havens Charles L, draftsman S. C. Bugbee & Son, dwl
543 Natoma
Havens Fi-ank, dwl 421 O'FarreU
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stook ftom New Yori
P.VAITSCHAACK&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Havens Frank S., receiv
ciet.v, res Oakland
Havens G.-P., driver Central R. R., dwl 415 Folsom
Ha\ens H., collector, dwl 154 Perr>'
Havens Henrj- H. , porter A. M. Oilman, dwl 517 Octavia
Havens Howard, bookkeeper Donolioe, Kellv & Co dwl
937 Sutter " '
Haver Henr\-, wine and liquor saloon, 210 Dupout, dwl
17 Sumner
Haver^ter A., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Haverstick H. Jirs., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General, dwl
Grand Hotel
Haverstick William H., assistant cashier Southern Pac
K. R., dwl Grand Hotel
Haverty Michael, driver Market St. R. R., dwl SE cor
'ISventy-first and Mission
Havey Daniel, laborer, dwl 3 TowTisend
Havey Eliza (\Aidow), dwl 712 Clementina
Havcy Lizzie Miss, whipbraider, dwl 713 Clementina
Haviland D. B., laborer Golden Gate Park
Haviland John T. (WUuwrding, Kellogg d Co.), dwl 725
Pine
Haviside John, rigger William Green
Havlin James, machinist, dwl 634 Mission
Havlin John, machinist, dwl 034 Mission
UAWAIIA.V ISL.tXUS, Henrj- M'. Severance consul,
office 405 Front
Hawes Alexander G. (Crane A H.), dwl 1015 Polk
Hawes Caroline (widow), dwl 1314 Folsom
Hawes Charles M., carijenter, dwl cor Connecticut and
liutte
Hawes Elisha (Pacific Granite Co.), dwl 19 Hampton PI
Hawes Oliver, agent Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.
(Hartford), and St. Joseph Fire and Marine Insurance
Co. (Missouri), office 317 California (and Hawes J:
Snoic), res Oakland
Hawes Valentine C, teamster Person & Bnins, dwl S
Cleaveland
Hawes William O., steward Thomas H. Selby, 618 Har
Hawes & Snow (Oliver Hawes and Harvey "ir. Snow), in-
surance agents, office 317 California
HaM-k Erastus J., carpenter, dwl 7S7 Mission
Hawk Richard, laborer Palace Hotel
Hawke John C, mailclerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 921 Pac
Hawkes John, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor Fulton
and First Av
Hawkes John, laborer Hanscom & Co.
Hawkes John, laborer Lyon & Co.
Hawkes John, plumber, dwl 7 Downey
Hawkes P. M., machinist Union Iron Works
Hawkes Robert H., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
Humboldt, Potrero Point
Hawkes. See Hawks
Hawkins .\rthur, plumber and gasfltter, dwl 315 Jones
Hawkms Arthur K. (McA'ally <t Hawkins), dwl 504 How
Hawkins B., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 539
■Second
Hawkins C. P., laborer Palace Hotel
Hawkins Clarence W., clerk Ticket Agency Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 618 Fourth
Hawkins Edgar W., oysterman Alfred H. Manning, dwl
400 Minna
Hawkins Francis C, bookkeeper M. Brandenstein & Co.,
dwl SIO O'Farrell
Hawkins George, oysterman, dwl 509 Washington
Hawkins George, patternmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
539 Second
Hawkins George (colored), watchman S. F. Assaying and
Refining Works, res Encinal, Alameda Co.
Hawkins Horatio E., patternmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 539 Second
Hawkins Horatio B. Jr., engineer, dwl 541 Second
Hawkins H. M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hawkins James, gilder Schulz & Fischer, dwl S s Howard
bet Third and Fourth
Hawkins James H., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell
Hawkins James J. E., stockbroker, office 306 Montgom-
ery, dwl 930 Market
Hawkins J. B., engineer Palace Hotel
Hawkins John, woodturner, dwl 71 Tehama
Hawkins Joseph P., engineer, dwl 1215 Pacific
Hawkins Michael (Dalii el- H.), dwl 315 Jones
Hawkins Olof, rigger WiUkam Green, dwl 623 Howard,
rear
Hawkins Patrick C, special policeman, dwl S s Bay nr
Powell
Hawkins .Samuel, carpenter, dwl 110 Fourth
Hawkins Susana (widow). Infants' Shelter, E 8 Mission bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hawkins Tliomas (HawHm d- OUiuisI), res Oakland
Hawkms Thomas, dwl 77 Clementina
Hawkins Thomas, sjieculator, dwl 284 Stevenson
Hawkins T. W., turner Pioneer Furniture ilanufacturine'
Co., 71 Tehama ^
Hawkins W., lather Palace Hotel
Hawkins William (Hawkins d- Cantrell), dwl 415 Minna
Hawkins William, dwl IS Tehama
Hawkins William, dwl 72G Laguna
Hawkins & Cantrell (iniliam Hawlriiis and Thomas 0
Cantrell), machine works. 210 and 212 Beale
Hawkins & Olquist(7'/io?nas Hawkins and John Olquist)
blacksmiths, 714 Sanson!
Hawks Harriet (widow), dwl 750 Mission
Hawks H. D., clerk, dwl 750 Mission
Hawks J. L., student, dwl 750 Mission
Hawks Joseph, cartman, dwl 710 Fulton
Hawks Nelson C, manager Pacific Type Foundry 632
Clay, dwl 1232 Vallejo ''
Hawks. See Hawkes
Hawley Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 652 Market
Hawley, Bowen & Co. (Charles J. Uawltii and Charles
A'. Bowen), wholesale and retail grocers, 215 and 217
Sutter
Hawley Charles, bricklayer, dwl 404 Broadwav
Hawley Charles -A.. (Charles A. Hawley <t Co'.), dwl 1414
S.acramento
H.f»VLEY rUARLEIS A. A CO. (E. J. Hobinson),
imjK'rters and jobbers hardware and agricultural im-
plements, etc., 412 Market
Hawley Charles J. (Hawley, Bowen i- Co.), res East Oak-
land
Hawley David N., salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl
1208 Mission
Hawley E. Miss, teacher Rincon School, dwl 836 Mission
Hawley Ebenezer R. (Pacific Straw Works), dwl 324
Ritch
Hawley Edward A., clerk Welch & Co., dwl 913 Jackson
Hawley Eliza M. Miss, saleswoman Samuel L. Hasey dwl
609 O'FaiTell
Hawley E. N. , clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl Mission bet
Twenty-filth and Twenty-sixth
Hawley George C, engineer Goodall Nelson & Co., dwl
W B Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hawley George T. (Marcus C. Hawley <t Co.), dwl 32
South Park
Hawley Jacob C. (Barriiigton i: Co.), dwl SW cor Turk
and Laguna
Hawley John M., clerk Ford H. Rogers, dwl 609 O'Farrell
Hawley Joseph, clerk James Bell, dwl 132 Sixth
Hawley J. S., dwl 913 Jackson
Hawley LeW, with Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 416 Post
Hawley Levi H., capitalist, dwl American Exchange
Hawley Marcus C. (Marcus C. Hawley a; Co.), res New
York
HAMLE¥ MARCi:!« C. «S €0. (George T. and Wal-
ters. Hawley), importers and jobbers hardware and
agricultural implements, 108andllOFrontandl2 and
14 Pine
Hawley Nathan E., joiner, dwl W 8 Mission bet Twenty-
fourth and Tiventy-flfth
Hawley Samuel, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Mon-
tana
Hawley Samuel, boilermaker, dwl 81S Howard
Hawley Walter N. (Marcujs C. Hawley it Co.), dwl 960
Howard
Hawley W. T., clerk 209 Kearny, dwl 421 Fourth
Haworth James, dwl 569 Bryant
Hawthorn Oliver C, watchman St. Mary's College, San
Jos6 Road
Hawthorne Charles, stonecutter William Mathews, dwl N
s Sacramento bet Broderick and Devisadero
Hawthorne D. M., bookkeeper Coso House, 411 Sansom
Hawthorne Edward, dwl 640 Mission
Hawthorne Henry, secretary' N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
906 Market
Hawthorne Henry J., stonecutter, dwl Ns Sacramento
bet Derisadero and Broderick
Hawthorne James, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St.
Wharf
Hawthorne Samuel, bricklayer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Hawthorne Thomas, lather Palace Hotel
Hawver William, foreman molder Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 338 Main
Hawxhurst Henry S., speculator, dwl 427 Fultfjn
Hawxhurst Robert, capitalist, office 402 Montgomery
r«.>om 4, dwl 104 P'irst Av
Hawxhurst Walter, merchant, office 432 Montgomery
room 5, dwl W s Bartlett nr Twenty-fourth
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Haxe Gecrge J., buU-her, 13 and U Calilomia Market,
d«i •2-26 O'Farrell
Haj' Mrs, dwl 1301 Taylor
Hav Albert M., dwl 059 Seventeenth
Hay Alexander, boilemiaker Moraihan & Ajtken, dwl i, s
Bartlett bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Hay Alexander, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 807
Third . .
Hav A-urast, laundrvman, dwl 21 \ irgmia
Hav Gcorsje, i.hott.grapher Wing & Allen, dwl 323i Third
Hav Gerald, dwl 22 Verona PI „. , , „ ,
Hav Henry, furnished rooms, SW cor Sixth and Howard
Hay Henry- M., clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl G58 Seven-
Hay Hugh Henry, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 323i
" Third . „ . ,
Hay John, foreman Hinckley & Co. , dwl 323i Third
Hay John D., accountant, dwl 917 Stockton
Hay John McHardy. fruits and vegetables, 9and 44 Centre
" Market, dwl 1509 Stockton
Hay JIary E. Miss, mUliuer Mrs. E. Regan, dwl S23i
' Third
Hay. See Hey „ „ „
Haybum Anna M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
" School, dwl 37 Garden
Havbum James C, contractor, dwl 37 Garden
Haycock James F. (J. F. Haycock J: Co.), res Oakland
UAI'COl'li. J. F. A t'O. {Charles B. GUman), stor-
age and commission merchants, proprietors Pacific
and Front St. warehouses, office NE cor Battery and
Broadway
Haycock Judson, attorney at law, office 614 Merchant
room 23, dwl 429 Francisco
Hayden Benjamin F., barkeeper Hopkins & Moroney,
dwl 410 Kearny
Hayden B. F., foreman William J. Heney & Co., dwl 127
Kearny
Hayden Brace {Dunham, Carrigan i- Co.), res New
York
Ha vden Charles B., bookkeeper Standard Soap Co., dwl
' 127 Keaniv
Havden Charles W., upholsterer Ciood win & Co., dwl 1205
" (1305) Green
Havden Edward P., carpenter, dwl BE cor Bush and Polk
Havden Edwin (J/ciivs d" B.), dwl 902 Qay
Havden Gran\-ille G., dentist, office and dwl 719 Clay
Hayden Ira, laborer, dwl NW cor Francisco and Meiggs"
W-h.arf
Hayden James, laborer, dwl 25 Natoma
Hayden James A., carpenter, dwl 1032 Tyler
Havden James G., tailor, dwl 937 Folsom
Hayden John {Baydcn A: O'Brien), dwl 733 Harrison
Havden John, carpenter, dwl 509 Howard, rear
Hayden John, market, SW cor Peny and Fourth, dwl 733
Harrison
Hayden John W., carpenter Mission and Pac. Woolen
MUls, dwl Bartlett bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-sev-
enth
Hayden Mathias, cabinetmaker, dwl 706 Folsom
Hayden Patrick, butcher Hayden & O'Brien, dwl 733
Harrison
Hayden Peter {Sttme d- H.), res New York
Hayden Peter, t«amster, dwl 610 Sixth
Hayden Robert, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Hayden Tliomas, mariner, dwl 41 Vallejo
Havden Washington, clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
" 37 O'FarreU
Hayden William, salesman Michael Short, dwl 1205 (1305)
Green
Hayden & O'Brien (John Hayden and John O'Brien),
market, SW cor Foiuth and Perry
Haydock Richard M. {Gaiiz <(; Co.), dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Hayes , watchman City Iron Works
Hayes Bartholomew, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl
21S Ritch
Hayes Catherine (widow), dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Hayes Catherine E., dressmaker, dwl 9 Xatoma
Hayes Charles D., wholesale jewelry, 5i Kearny, res
Oakland
Hayes Charles H., bookkeeper Main & Winchester, res
Oakla.id
Hayes D.. mason Palace Hotel
Hayes Daniel, clerk J. C. Talbot & Co., dwl 650 Mission
Hayes Daniel, engineer, dwl 1421 Taylor
Hayes lianiel, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 531 Geary, rear
Hayes Daniel E., bookkeeper Hinckley & Co., dwl 18
Hawthorne
Hayes Daniel J., clerk Edward Supple, dwl 35 Everett
Hayes Dennis, laborer Golden Gate I*ark, dwl 424 Fulton
Hayes Dennis, milkman, W s Webster bet Oak and Page
Haves Dennis D., engineer Engine No. S S. F. F. D., dwl
" 1214 Paciijc
Haves Dennis E., carpenter, dwl 214 Hyde
Hayes E., watchman Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
cor Harrison and Sixteenth
Hayes Edward, bootflnisher Porter, Blum & Slessinger,
' dwl Harrison nr Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Hayes Eliud R., jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 3 How-
ard Court
Hayes Eliza (widow), dwl 435 Clementina
Hayes Forbeon, brewer Wannenmacher & Kronnenbeig,
" dwl NE cor Franklin and McAlhster
Hayes Frank, bookbinder D. Hicks i Co., dwl 413 Union
Hayes Frederick, laborer Jacob Beisel i Co., dwl Missouri
* nr Mariposa
Hayes Frederick N., pinionmaker Cornell Watch Ck>., dwl
" 34S Fourth
Hayes George, blacksmith Hawkins & Olquist, dwl 414
Pacific
Hayes George, sole-leathercutter I. M. Wentworth & O.,
dwl 20 Page
Haves (Seorge W. (Hayes i- King), dwl 310 Folsom
Hayes Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.),
George R. Spinney secretary, office 320 California
Haves Henrv, dw-1 451 Bryant
Hayes H. H", photographer William Shew, dwl 115 Rear
Hayes James, hostler Central R. R., dwl 130 Clinton
Hayes James, laborer, dwl 16 Howard
Hayes James, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Haves James, seaman, dwi 134 Steuart
Hayes James J., workman Coiner's Department U. S.
■ Mint, dwl 107 Oak
Hayes Jeremiah J., foreman E. Detrick & Co., dwl 533
" Gean'
Haves J. J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 740 Guerrero
Haves John (Baycs <k O'Xeil), dwl XE cor Pac and Davis
Hayes John (Tuuthaker J; B.), dwl 523 Geary
Haves John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Haves John, bootmaker Porter, Blum & Slessinger, dwl
" W s Alabama bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hayes John, carpenter, dwl 321 Clementina
Hayes John, expressman, cor Broadway and Davis, dwl
" 102 Pacific
Hayes John, fireman Horace Davis & Co., dwl 34 Minna
Hayes John , laborer, dwl 27 First
Hayes John, laborer, dwl 601 Buchanan
Hayes John, laborer, dwl 1133^ Howard
Hayes John, longshoreman, dwl 20 Howard, rear
Haves John, longshoreman, dwl 230 Folsom
Haves John, shoemaker, dwl 20S Eighth, rear
Hayes Joseph, baker, dwl 129 Folsom
Hayes Joseph, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl HI
Perry
Hayes J. S., blacksmith Sutter St. E. E., dwl SE cor
Austin and Polk
Hayes J. W., teacher penmanship, dwl 5S3 Market
Hayes Katharine (widow), laundress, dwl 510 Bdwy, rear
Hayes M. A., foimdmnan, dwi 7 Clara
Hayes Margaret J., shoefitter S. W. Bosenstock & Co.,
' dwl 510 Broadw-ay
Ha,ves Maiy (widow), janitress Market St. Primary
' School, dwi 5 Laskie
Haves Man", milliner, 919 Market
Hayes Marj- Miss, sht«fitter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
cor Pacific and Hyde
Hayes Matthew, salesman J. J. O'Brien & (^., dwl S s
* Twentv-first bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hayes Maurice, bootflnisher Porter, Blum & Slessinger,
" dwl S s Park Av nr Columbia, Bemal Heights
Hayes Michael, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 919J
Market
Haves Michael, laborer, dwl King St. House
Haves Michael, milkman, dwl KE cor Hayes and Polk
Hayes Michael, real estate, dwl 220 Fulton
Hayes Michael, stevedore, dwi 12f.^ Union
Haves Michael J., foreman Michael Price, dwl 603 Minna
Hayes Owen, laborer, dwi 420 Fulton, rear
Haves Patrick, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Hayes Patrick, porter Wooster, Shattuck & (3o., dwl 53
Clementina
Hayes Patrick, wharibuilder, dwl 131 Folsom
Haves PhiUp, laborer, dwi 1236 Union
Hayes Richard, coalpasser Pacffic Mail S. S. Constitntion
Haves Robert, marblecutter, dwi 413 Union
Hayes Robert, stevedore, dwl S s Twentieth nr Eureka
Haves Susan (widow), dwl 9 Natoma
Hayes Thomas, carriagetrimmer D. S. Shute, dwl 221
Minna
Saritan Eiver Transplanted Oysters at M0E5A1T & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACZ Si CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
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Hayes Thomas, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba, dwl
22U Clara
Hayes Thomas, hostler George Eggleton & Co., dwl 121
Jackson
Hayes Thomas, instrumentmaker John Roach
Hajes Thomas J., carriagetrimmer D. S. Shute, dwl 318
Fifth
Hayes Thomas R. {Main i- Wijichester), dwl 2405 How
Hayes Timothy, market, N s Seventeenth nr Second Av
Hayes Timothy, porter Mrs. George W. Cowles, dwl 321
Clementina
Hayes Tobias, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hayes Valley Brewery, H. Wahmuth & Co., proprietors.
an Urove
UAYE!« V.tlXEV HOl'SE, George Bauer proprietor,
114 Hayes
ILAVE!^ WILLIAM, attorney at law, office NW cor
Clay and Montj;omery, dwl Union Club
Hayes William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl E s Bartol nr
Broadway
Hayes William, blacksmith William Carlan, dwl 14 Maiden
Lane
Hayes William J., bookkeeper, dwl 762 Howard
Hayes & King {Ge(rrge W. Hayes and Patrick King),
house and signpainters, 208 Stevenson
Hayes & O'XeU (John Hayes and Ckarles O'Neil Jr.),
City Express and Transfer Co., office 501 Davis
Hayes. See- Hay and Heyes
Hayessen Jacob W., salesman Henry Bruns, dwl 836 Har
Hayett Andrew, dwl Humboldt House
Haygarde Peter, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
HajTuann Aaron, machiiiist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
1211 Powell
Hayne A. P., physician, office and dwl 633 Kearny
Hayne Arthur, assayer and chemist, office and dwl 633
Kearny
Hayne James, printer, dwl 1 Brooks
Haj-ne Joseph T., printer Spaulding & Barto, dwl 725
Market
Haj-ne Robert Y., attorney at law, office 606 Montgomery
dwl 90S Jackson
Hajnie. See Haine
Haj-ner J. D., horsetrainer, dwl 636 Commercial
Haynert C, upholsterer Charles Plum & Co.. dwl 416
O'Farrell
Hayues Archibald S., assistant superintendent Central R.
R., dwl Webster bet Turk and Taylor
Haynes Daniel L., foreman Omnibus R. E. Stable, dwl N
E cor Howard and Tllird
Hajiies Edward G., bookkeeper H. G. Langley, 612 Clay,
Haj-nes John W., bookkeeper A, P. HotaUng JSs Co., dwl
E 8 Fillmore bet Hayes and Fell
Haj-ues Kate, ironer Occidental Hotel
Haj-nes Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 418 Post
Haynes Patrick, laborer, dwl 601 Braiman
HaJ^les Patrick, miner, dwl 219 Mimia
Haynes Richard, expresswagon, 1202 Market, dwl cor
Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Haynes Richard, musician, dwl 610 Grove
Haynes Thomas, miner, dwl 533 Sacramento
Haj-nes Thomas W., dwl 418 Post
Haj-nes William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Ha^-nes W'illiam, cook Russ House
HajTies. See Hanes and Haines
Hays , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Hays D., mason Palace Hotel
Hays John, laborer, dwl 406 Clementina
Hays John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hays John T. (Hays i Gyselaar), dwl 822 Kearny
Hajs John T., carpenter C. Hartman cSi Co., dwl 406 Bdwy
Hays Martin, coachman, dwl 27 Everett
Hays Michael, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor North Point and Larkin
Haj-s Minnie (widow), dwl 651 Washington
Hays William, printer, dwl 132 Fern Av
Hays (Si Gyselaar (John T. Hays and John H. Oyselaar),
liquor saloon, 822 Kearny
Hays. See Hayes and Heyes
Hajton George C, clerk Treasurer's Office Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 843 Howard
Hayward A. H., salesman Murphy Bros., dwl 783 Market
HAT WAKD ALVIXZA, capitaUst, office 224 California,
res Sau Mateo
Hayward E. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 156 Third
Haj-ward George, clerk, dwl 24 Metcalfe Pi
Hayward H, E. (C. M. Hooker J: Co.), dwl 18 Sutter
Ha>-ward Henry M., master mariner, office 34 Market
Hayward Sarah P. (widow), dwl 1637 Howard
Hayward William T., shoemaker, dwl 13} Ridley
Hayward. See Haywood and HejTvood
HAVWAKD'S Bi:iLI»L\«, 416-123 CaUfomla
Hayward s Park Homestead Union, Peter A. Eakina sec-
retary, office 230 Keaniy
Haywood George B., carrier Morning CaU, dwl 311 Pine
Haywood Louisa (widow, colored), dwl 1410 Mason
HaJ^vood Susette (widow, colored), dwl 1210 Mason
Haj-wood William, cartman, NW cor Commercial and San-
som, dwl 16 Scott
Haj-wood. See Heywood
Hazard , dwl 2ou Leidesdorfl
Hazard A. , hostler, Market St. R. E.
Hazard Clement, boltmaker Phelpa' Manufacturing Co
dwl 27 Connnercial ''
Hazard Edward, milkman Patrick Cosgrove, dwl E s Fol-
som nr Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Hazard Ella Miss, teacher, dwl 671 Brjant
Hazard John, carpenter, dwl 1423 Mason
Hazard Patrick, market, 409 Geary
HAZABD POWUEK CO., Weaver & Taylor agents
office 501 Market '
Hazard Robert, carpetlayer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl
142 Natonia
Hazard Rowland R., machinist H. J. Booth & Co., dwl 407
Minna
Hazard. See Hazzard
Hazel WiUiam H., hostler, dwl 174 Stevenson
Hazelton , builder, dwl 813 Mission
Hazelton A. C, miner, dwl Russ House
Hazeltine Charles H., market, 2004 Polk
Hazelton Edward, laborer C. Jas. King of Wm. &Co., dwl
Central Hotel
HazelUm Edward, tinsmith, dwl 814 Sansom
Hazeu Har\ey, dwl 389 Tehama
Hazleton Charles (Hadeton i- Taylor), dwl 1328 Polk
Hazleton & Taylor (Charles Hazleton atid Henry E.
Taylor), market, 2004 Polk
Hazlett Charles, clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co.. dwl
422 Tehama
Hazlett Robert, shipcaqrenter, dwl cor Seventh Av and
L, South S. F.
Hazlett. See Haslett
Hazzard , machinist Union Iron Works
Hazzard , dwl 709 Mission
Hazzard G., upholsterer, dwl 73 Natoma
Hazzard Sallie Miss, dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
He Yek (Chiuese), provisions, 713 Jackson
Heacock Wesley, dwl 2523 Mission
Head Addison E. (Cheesman, H. it Thomburgh), dwl 626
Harrison
Head Alexander, grocer, dwl 613 Mission
HEAU EUWAKU It., attorney at law, office 47 Mont^
gomerj- Block, res Oakland
Head Samuel, clerk Adams House, 537 Sacramento
Head Truman, laborer Custom House, dwl 207 Union, rear
Head William, bookkeeper Eureka Consolidated Mining
Co., dwl 410 Minna
Headi Richard, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl 187
Jessie
Headley James, molder Union Iron Works
Headley John, molder Union Iron Works
Headley Thomas, molder Union Iron Works
Headman James, laborer 531 Com, dwl 3 Caroline PI
UEAItnlAICTEKl^ MILITARY I»EPABTME.\T
CAI.IFORMA li. S. A., lUS St<_.ckton
HEADItl.lKTEUS MILU'AKY DIVIiilO.V PA-
t'IFIf II. S. A., 105 Stockton "" — -
Headrick E. C, salesman Consohdated Tobacco Co., res
Tubbs' Hotel, East Oakland
Headwick Herman, waiter New York Bakery
Heagan Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Heal Joseph W., laborer Francis J. Gracier, dwl 230 Miss
HEALD EUM'AKU P. (Heald <t Woodbury), presi-
dent Heald's BusineBS College, 24 Post, dwl 703 Post
Heald J. F., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Heald L. S., dwl 1226 Folsom
Heald Martha C. (widow), dwl 16 Willow Av
Heald Nettie Mrs., superintendent Telegraphic Depart-
ment Heald's Business College, dwl 703 Post
Heald Sylvester, with Heald's Business College, dwl 703
Post
Heald Thomas C, teamster Bullard & Zeiss, dwl 15 Wil-
low Av
HEALD A iroODBITBV (Edward P. Heald and F.
C. Woodbury), proprietors Heald's Business College,
24 Post
HEALO'S Bl'SI.\ESS COLLEGE, Edward P. Heald
president. College Building 24 Post
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'ACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIKECTOEI, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
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IIEALlt'S TELEtKAfll IXSTIIITE, 27 Post
llii;xle\' . stevedore Menzies & Bingliam
Heiilcy Bartliulonicw, milkman, dwl Bernal nr Precita
Av, Bernol Heights , „, , „
Healey Charles S. (llcaky <k Megilhgan), dwl Old San
Jose Koad nr Industrial School
Healey Daniel, expresswagun, Eighth bet Brannan and
Bryant
Healey Daniel, laborer, dwl 28 Natoma
Healey Daniel, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Healey David, plmuber, dwl 737 Market
Uealey Dennis A., boots and shoes, 84S Market, dwl 914
Market , „ ,
Healey Frederick, truckman, dwl N 8 Filbert bet Buohan-
an and Webster
Healey George H., drayman, dwl N 8 Filbert bet FUlmore
and Webster
Healey Henry S., clerk, dwl 1007 Harrison
Healey James, hostler, dwl 9 Maria
Healey James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Healey John, clerk J. Cerf & Co., dwl NE cor Fair Oaks
and Twenty-fourth
Healey Morgan, laborer, dwl S 8 Lombard bet Montgom-
eiy and Kearny
Healey Nicholas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Healey Patrick, boatbuUder, dwl N 8 Moulton bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Healey Patrick, expressman, dwl W s Main nr Folsom
Healey Patrick, laborer, dwl 217 Beale, rear
Healev Patrick, peddler, dwl 15 Geneva
Healey Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 156 New Montgomery
Healey Richard, clerk, dwl Nucleus House
Healey Thomas, laborer, dwl 11 Dora
Healey William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 819i Union
Healey William, watchman, dwl 160 Dora
Healey & Megilligan (Charles S. Uealy andWUlmm B.
iiejiUiqan), milkranch Old San Jose Eoad nr Indus-
trial Scliool
Health- Lift Company, J. B. LuGar agent, 415 Mont
UEALIH OFH< E CITY ASD COUNTY, 124 Geary
Healy Authony exiu'essman, dwl 221 Eighth, rear
Healy Charles S., mining secretarj', office 46 Merchants'
Exchange, dnl W s Treat Av bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Healy Christopher, painter H. M. Kosekrans, dwl 8 Ade-
laide PI
Healy Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 712 Clementina, rear
Healy David J., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl Kuss House
Healy Dennis, carpenter, dwl 512 Mission
Healy Edward, porter Greenebaum & Co., dwl 31ft Folsom
Healy Edward J., superintendent S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 2012 Pine
Healv Emma W. Miss, teacher Eincon School, dwl 7i Ve-
rona PI
Healy Fr.ank Mr^., dwl 1252 Montgomery
Healy James, capitalist, dwl Russ House
HealV James P., groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary and
WilUam, dwl (il3 Hyde
Healy Jeremiah, laborer Southern Pac. K. R., dwl 605
Brannan
Healy Jesse {Healy & De Forest), res Oakland
Healv John, foreman S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 230
O'Farrell
Healy John, laborer, dwl 33 Natoma
Healy John, student Heald's Business College
Healy John H., telegraph operator Central Pacific R. R.,
cor Fourth and Townsend room 55, dwl 035 Cal
Healy John L., printer, dwl NAV cor Page and Buchanan
HealV Joseph, wood and coal, office 316 Montgomery, dwl
7A Verona PI
Healy Joseph Jr., machinist, dwl 7i Verona PI
Healy Joseph W., with Pacific Rubber Paint Co., res Oak-
land
Healy Margaret Mrs., fursewer H. Liebes &Co., dwl 319J
Union
Healv Mary (widow), dwl E 8 Laguna bet Sutter and
Bush
Healy Michael F. Jr., painter, dwl NW cor Page and Bu-
chanan
Healy Michael F. Sr., painter, dwl NW cor Page and Bu-
chanan
Healy Patrick, boatbuilder Thomas Vice, dwl S s Lom-
bard nr Fillmore
Healy Patrick (Uealy <t Fegen), dwl 213 Pine
Healy Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission R. B., dwl 317|
Tehuma
Healy Patrick, w.aiter Lick House, dwl 738 Ho\vard
Healy Peter, tanner, dwl W s Bernal bet Precita and Ser-
pentine avs, Bernal Heights
Healy Robert, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl cor
TVenty-flrst and Dolores
Healy Richard, clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 311
Stockton
Healv Terence, waiter 614 Montgomery
Healy Thomas, bootmaker, 677 Mission
Healy Thomas, hackman, cor Market and Third
Healy William, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 313 Hayes
Healy William Mrs. , fursewer, dwl 319* Union
Healy William, laborer, dwl 2018 Hyde
Healy & De Forest (Jesse Healy and A. De Forest), Pa-
cific Rubber Paint Co., factory and office 207 Sac
Healy & Fegen (Patrick Healy and James Fegen), Mer-
chants' Stable, 213 Pine
He.%ly. See Haley, Heley, and Hely
Heaney , attorney at law, dwl 339 Kearny
Heaney Catharine Miss, chambermaid International Hotel
Heaney Edward, laborer, dwl 242 Fremont
Heaney Hugh, laborer, dwl cor Twenty-fifth and Bryant
Heaney James, truckman, dwl 14 Frederick
Heaney John (Kane <£• H.), dwl 514 Minna
Heaney John, bootmaker, 406 Pacific, dwl 219 Green
Heaney John P., druggist, dwl 449 Minna
Heaney Michael, driver Central E. R., dwl 514 Minna
Heaney William, drayman, dwl NW cor Lombard and
Montgomery
Heaney. See Heney and Heeney
Heard'Frank, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball
Heard Frederick, millwright William 1. Tustin, dwl 114
Jackson
Heam Daniel, ma<:hinist Birch, Argall & Co., dwl 319 Fol
Heam Henrj', strawpresser Forrest & Co.
Heam John, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, dwl 419 Bryant
Heam John, carrier Morning Call, dwl cor Twenty-fifth
and Valencia
Heam Patrick, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Heam Richard, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada
Heam Richard, seaman, dwl 164 Perry
Hearst George (Pearson it if.), dwl SW cor Chestnut and
Leavenworth
Hearty John, grocer, dwl 18 Ohio
Heary W. A., clerk, dwl 636 Commercial
Heater Josephine Miss, teacher Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co. , dwl 366 Minna
Heath , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Heath Charles R., seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Heath Edward E. H., laborer \Vhit« Bros., dwl 405 Kear
Heath Henry C, melter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 37 Fifth
Heath James, salesman E. Martin & Co., dwl 906 Market
Heath James A., bookkeeper N. B. Edgerly & Co., res
Oakland
Heath John Mrs., dwl 1116 Mission
Heath John, boatman Wilson & Moulton, dwl 516 Davis
Heath Josiah R., watchmaker Fritz Hofleng, dwl 2'235
Mission
Heath Nathaniel, mining, office 302 Montgomery room 4,
dwl 23 Stockton
Heath P.itrick, milkranch, Kosciusko nr Cortland Av, S 8
Bernal Heights
Heath Richard W. Jr. (Pope <k H.), dwl 645 Clay
Heath Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 170 Silver
Heath Thomas J., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Heath, See Heeth ^ , „ ^
HEATLEV EDM'AKD D. (Dickson, DeWolf & Co.),
dwl 123 Chestnut
Heaton , stonecutter, dwl 304 Minna
Heaton Patrick, salesman S. Mosgrove &, Co., dwl Nucleus
House
Heavey Anne, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
HeavTier James R., calker, dwl 13 Anthony
Hebard H. A., deputy collector U. S. Internal Revenue,
office 321 Battery, res Oakland
Hebb Archibald Y., clerk Stanyan & Van Norden, dwl
323 Natoma
Heber William (Browning A H.), dwl 430 Chestnut
Heberly John, laborer, dwl 1008 Hyde
Hebers E. Mme., furnished rooms, 440 Bush
Hebert Achille, lapidary California Jewelry Co.
Hebert Zephirin, office 16 Montgomery, dwl Santa Clara
Viet Hanijishire and Jersey
IIEICKEtV OKSEKVEK (weekly), WilUam Saalburg
I>roprietor, office 602 Montgomery
nEBUEW THE (weekly), Pbilo Jacoby publisher and
I proprietor, office 612 Commercial
MOHGAIT & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
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F. C. AVOODBURY,
Seerttary.
The design of this Institution i. to impart to persons of both sexes a practical and mefal
Business Educatton Young men are thoroughly fitted for Bankers! Mchans Book
TRAIN,;; b' ?: T" T"^'"- '^'- °" '''''' ■'^■^"'" of ACTITA,. BUSINESS
TRAI»i»Q. By this system, the pup,l receives, while in the school, the same practice in
conducting business alfairs that he would in a bonafide Bank. Office, or Counlg Hoil^l
->-S$4
''Fte;!dX!^^^rJ!r!^^^[;;"- ^-•:-?>l'™!!!»- custom tlouse Business
Plain and Ornamental Penman
Commercial Arithmetic.
Uusiness Correspondence,
Mercantile Law,
Political Economy,
Actual Bupiness,
Merchandising,
Insurance.
Bankini?,
.Modern Languages,
Higher Mathematic?,
Phonography,
Kailroading,
Surveying,
Brolierage,
Kschange,
Jobbing,
Mining.
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Heal Estate,
Telegraphy,
CoramissioD,
Importing.
Fotvarding,
Grararanr,
Rhetoric,
Readinff,
Spelling.
Tim B€M©©L=E©©M mi. COI[JITII€I=1C)(OM
Are united upon a plan that secures to the student all the practical adranta-^es of oaeh
nL'' ■^"P"?'"'" a Banking House, with Checks, Drafts, Notes, I" Is'of Ex-
change, Certihcates of Deposit, etc., fully illustrating the bknking busiUL
iho school-room is elegantly fitted up with
MERCHANDISING, JOBBING and IMPORTING EMPORIUMS.
GENERAL and NATIONAL BANKING OFFICES.
COMMISSION. FORWARDING and REAL ESTATE.
INSURANCE, EXPRESS and POST OFFICES.
For full particulars regarding the College, Course of Studies, Expenses, etc..
Call at the
COLLEGE OFFICE, :vo. 24 POST STREET,
Or address for Circulars,
E. P. HEALD, President Business College,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAU.
'■fi^'mm^m'jmisi^^
24 POST ST., SAN FUANCISCO.
Thi. i, the only school in San Francisco thf„™f„k|\» B;,V,"^-,*:'Y.?pu"ii^^^^^^ 'tht
SX^r 1^i:^^l^r^o^r;^l;^«f St^g- ina the .nost complete syete.n
of business training, of any coininoi-cial school on tuo 1 acinc
YOUNCi MEN AND LADIES
as are in goocl standing are assisted in obtaining situations, if de.ired.
OUR BUSINESS COURSE
{i;:rii^liu?i^';!^^if:,^sx?."Li;-Kr^ ^:^^:^^>i^^Xi^^''. »s^
men, or even farniois or laochanics.
THEORY AND PRACTICE
^re combined in such a manner as to make each a powerful help to the other.
The .Student Biiv». Sells. Ships, Bar(er.s, Consigns- I»i»«ouiH», Insure.. Ur»w-
.■lierUsSioles an I Dr^^ ^"^ li^'^sh the entire
^mtire o> actual b" in"' a; becomes acquainted with changing books from Mngle to
C.ble En r " an .:,^/r,w^ and also with/joint-Stoek ^
to. and style of Hook-Keeping practiced in well-regulated «;;''"f;;% ° '^^^ „fX otkS
Iini>ortine. I'oinMilssioii, »iid Kankine are earned on with the students ontomii
C legoVin Uie Assoeiation-thus fully illustrat ng the methods of '■•''"7'"f, ''?„'?<',," 'J
keeping books when there arediflerent currencies. The pupil becomes familial «ith all the
calculations and entries connected with legal Tender and (..old transactions.
SESSIONS CONTINUE DAY AND EVENING.
Clerks, mechanics, and others engaged during business hours, can secure a J"""'! *I°[,'-;f H]
tile Education by attending even ngs .mly. There are no class systems to keep the pui ii
back: eat" eSn advance as rapidly as desired. No particular age or degree of advancement
is required to enter thj L'ollege. We have in operation an
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT,
Where all the branches of an ordinary English Educali.m are taught, for those who are too
young or n„t sufficiently advanced for Ihe business Course. Visitors are always welcome at
. ang
the College
FURTHER INFORMATION.
Young men and young ladies should obtain full particulars regarding this useful Institute
of l>ractical Education. Now is the time to get an education. Use the present, and > ou can
trust in the future. Competent persons are wanted in all departments ot inilustry. in
order to learn all about this school, send for
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL,
Which is issued monthly, by the College, and contains full particulars regarding the Cour.se
of .studies. Expenses, etc. ; also, a large amount of interesting reading. II can be obtainea,
free of charge, oil her at the College Olli,-o, :;i I'ost .Street, or by addressing
■^. p. |4eALD, PRES'T bu?ine^? colleqe,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAI_.
C. P.VAITSCHAACK&C0.,706,708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Estatlished 1852
Hebron Frank, machinist, dwl 318 Pacific
Hechheimer Lee, marlcet, 8T1 Mission, dwl 110 Seventh
Hecht Abraliam B. (Uecht Bros, dt Co.), dwl 1119 Van
Kess Av
HECHT BROTHERS .t CO. {Isaac, Jacob n., Abra-
ham E., Louis Jr., and Marcos H. Uecht), manu-
facturers and wholesale leather and findings, and
boot5 and shoes, and tanners, 104 and 100 Sansom
Hecht Isaac (BticHnoham ct- Hecht and Hecht Brothers
ct Co.), dwl 1201 Van Ness Av
Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Bros, d- Co.), res Boston
Hecht Louis Jr. (Buchingham d- Hecht and Hecht Bros.
it Co.), res Boston
Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Bros. S: Co.), dwl 1121 Van
Ness Av
Heck Rosa (widow), dwl 63 Water
Heckedorn Gold and Silver Mining: Co. (Calaveras Co.,
CaL), oflfice020 Washin^'ton room 25
Hecker Adolph, hardware, 115 Second, dwl 8 Vassar PI
Hecker Charles P., tailor, dwl 716 Laguna
Hecker Therese Mrs. , midwife, dwl 716 LagTina
Heckert Henry, carpenter, dwl 123 Lilly Av
Heckman F. C, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Heckman Herman {Heckman it 3Ieyer), dwl 429 Grove
Heckman Richard J., butcher, dwl io64 Howard
Heckman & Meyer (Herman Heckman and William
Meyer), liquor saloon, NE cor Washington and Dans
Heckmann Charles, cook, dwl 814 Montgomery
Heckmanu Henry (Heckmann d: Landherr), dwl 11 St.
Mary
Heckmann & Landherr (Henry Heclanann and George
Landherr), wines and liquors, 644 Sacramento
Hecqueth Ernest, barkeeper, dwl 421 Stockton
Hector Charles, laborer, dwl 225 Perry
Heddon R. H. K., physician, office and dwl 704 Howard
Heddrich Charles H., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger
& Son, dwl 1101 HoH-ard
Heddrich John L. (Pierre i- Heddrich), dwl 1422 Stock-
ton
Heddrich Herman, coachman, dwl 439 Natoma
Hedeuestorom William, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Hedeza C. Jlrs., dressmaker, dwl 309 O'Farrell
Hedgely James, whitewasher, dwl cor San Bruno Road and
Thirtieth
Hedger Henrj' A., dwl 1003 Scott
Hedges B. F., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Hedges George W. , foreman machinist A. J. Smith, dwl
W s Columbia nr Twenty-fifth
Hedon Martin, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 706
Folsom
Hee Wau (Chinese), butcher, 735 Sacramento
Heeb Phillip, cook, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Heegaard Otto, seaman, dwl 317 Bush
Heegler Godfried, hairdresser Sand Brothers, dwl 5 Noo-
uan Av
Heel Rudolphe, dealer sewing machines, dwl 10 Bryant
Av
Heenan Dennis, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Heenan Edward, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
37 Langton
HeenaiL See Henau
Heeney Bernard, dwl 741 Market
Heeney Bernard J., carpenter, dwl 153 Minna
Heeney Bridget (widow), dwl 220 Grove
Heeney Hugh, laborer, dwl 55 Minna
Heeney Stephen, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Heenihan William, taUor, dwl 976 Harrison
Heense Leonhard, hairdresser Charles Proschold, dwl 17
Guerrero
Heeny B., carpenter Palace Hotel
Heer Arnold, waiter Cliff House. Point Lobos Av
Heer Rudolph, scroUsawyer, dwl 10 Bryant Av
Heerdink John (Heerdink d- Co.), dwl E s Valencia bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Heerdink S: Co. (John Heerdink), tobacco factory, Va-
lencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Heerdt Peter, laborer, dwl M nr Fourth Av, South S. F.
Heerj- Ludwig, laborer Occidental Hotel
Heesch John, liquor saloon, 403 Drumm
Heeth Albert, tailor, 11 Washington
Hefer John A., wood and coal, 715 Harrison
Hefey B. J. , groceries and liquors, 53 Everett
Hefferman George, dwl 537 Sacramento
Heffeman Berdot, farmhand Peter Hanshery, E a Ocean
House Road 1 mile from Industrial School
Heffeman James, tailor, dwl 21 Fulton, rear
Heffeman John, U. S. bargeman, Vallejo St. Wharf
Heffeman John, seaman, dwl W s Stevenson bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Heffeman Katie Miss, shoefltter D. W. Emerson, dwl 305
Filbert
Heffeman Michael, barkeeper, dwl 37 Sutter
Heffernan Michael, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 338
Heffeman Michael, tailor John Huber, dwl Fulton bet
Ninth and Tenth
Heffeman Michael, tinsmith, dwl NVV cor Buchanan and
Kate
HEFFERXASr MICH.tEl, wholesale and retail liq-
uors, 223 Sansom, dwl 22 Fifth
Heffernan Patrick, laborer, dwl 14 Langton
Heffernan Patrick, laborer, dwl 305 Filbert
Hefferon Patrick, contractor, dwl 6 Front
Heffren Thomas D.,mastermariner, dwl 411 Brannan
Heffron John, helper S. F. BoUer Works, dwl SE cor
Drumm and Oregon
Hefron Sarah M. (widow), dwl 312 Minna
Hefti Balthasar, ship-broker, dwl 627 Commercial
Began John, builder, dwl 32 Langton
Hegan Samuel, bookkeeper George Morrow & Co dwl
1030 Pine '
Hegarty D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hegarty James, laborer, dwl 402 Broadway
Hegarty .Michael, sohcitor, dwl 212 Broadway
Hegarty Robert B., moroecodresser Bloch "& Davidson,
dwl 1184 Harrison
Hegel John, teamster, dwl 236 Sutter
Hegel Paul, tanner Francis McAleer, dwl 1929 Howard
Hegeman Samuel J., bookkeeper, dwl 214 Powell
Hegland John, tailor, dwl 4 Gerke Alley
Hegler John H.. dairy produce, etc., 414 and 416 Sansom,
dwl 753 Howard
Hegman John, tailor, dwl 2219 Powell
Hehemann Franz, clerk Herman Sahnke, dwl SE cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Heichnier Leopold, butcher, dwl 110 Seventh
Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 508 Fourth
Heick William, chemist, and superintendent Giant Pow-
der Works, dwl 4 Dale PI
Held Charles, dwd 22 Turk
Heider Christopher(//eirf4T i Co.). dwl 959 Mission
Heider Juhn(ir<jrt);(nn)i i- H.), dwl 246 Stevenson
Heider & Co. (Christopher Heider and Philip Hilierer),
hairdressing saloon, 310 Bush
Heidet Emile N., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 6 Laskie
Heidhoff Albert H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddy
and Powell
Heidhoff Ludwig, clerk Henry Hutaff, dwl SE cor Eddy
and Leavenworth
Heidinger Charles F. , cook WiUiam W. Haney, dwl 23 Jessie
Heigler Hermann, brickmaker, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush, yard Seventeenth bet Church and Sanchez
Heikens Eilders, boatman, foot Third, dwl Third nr Berry
Heil Constantin, confectioner Hemnie & Renter, dwl 1''3
O'Farrell
HeUard L. E., saddle-treemaker Main & Wmchester, dwl
506 Brannan
Heilbron Adolph (Poly, H. i- Co.), res Sacramento City
Heilbron August (Poly, H. A: Co.), res Sacramento City
HeUbron Charles P. , expressman, NW cor Sansom and
Bush, dwl S s Folsom nr Fifth
Heilbron Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson
and Buchanan
Heilbronner Julius, bookkeeper Michels, FriedJander &
Co., dwl 206 Kearny
Heilbronner Max, bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 206
Kearny
Heilbmn Samuel (Held Bros. <t Co.), dwl 313 Stockton
Heiles F., expressman, dwl cor Taylor and Union
Heilfron Bemhard, butcher A. Clavburgh, dwl 121 Pros-
pect PI
Heilman Frank, instrumentmaker Electrical Construction
and Maintenance Co., dwl Gk Harriet
Heilman Frank, tailor, dwl 275 Stevenson
Heilman Gustavo, upholsterer G. H. Mitchell & Co., dwl
S13 Filbert, rear
Heilman Henry, foreman California Soap Co., dwl 768
Brannan
Heim Adam, porter Scboenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl 43
Minna
Heim Frank (Hcim <{■ Hepp), dwl 25 Morton
Heim Frederick, bootmaker, dwl 812 Larkin
Heim G. (Heim d- Bro.), dwl Eighteenth Av nr F, South
S. F.
Heim John (Heim tt- Bro.), dwl Eighteenth Av nr F,
South S. F.
Heim & Bro. (John and G. Heim), milkranch. Eighteenth
Av nr r. South S. F.
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Heim & Hcpp (FrnjiJ- Heim and George Bepp), boots
and slioea, 746 Market
Heiman Albert, salesman S. J. Kathan, dwl 906 O Farre
Hciman Joseph, saleaman S. J. Nathan, dwl 906 0 Farrell
Heimburg Edward W. Mrs., dwl 622 Grove
Heimburt' Eva (UeiniMirg tt Droste), dwl 516 Pacific
Heunburt' Louis, barkeeper Loxus Eppinger, dwl 610
Filbert , „ t\ * \
Heimburg & Droste (Eva Heimburg and Henry Drostc),
proprietora Metropolitan Hotel, 616 Pacific
Heimmaller Balthaser, baker Balthaser Stumpf, dwl 226
PirCific
Heimrath Joseph, furrier H. Liehes & Co., dwl 436 Pine
Helms Louis, cabinetmaker, 735 Mission
Hein Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1057 Mission
Hein George, importer and dealer leather and shoe tmd-
ings, 322 Washington, dwl 1067 Mission , _,_, ^ ^
Hein John, bookkeeper George K. Porter, dwl 629 Post
Hein Paul, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hein Peter (Hein X- Brandt), dwl NE cor Battery and
Hein William, barkeeper Overland House, dwl 533 Sao
Hein & Brandt (Peter Hein and Adolph Brandt), Uquor
saloon, NE cor Battery and Filbert ^ , , ,_
Heine Adolph, candy manufacturer, 421 Davis, dwl isE cor
Jackson and Davis
Heineberg B., wool, hides, pelts, and tallow, 41 Clay, dwl
331 Hnvcs
Heineberg' "Joseph, salesman Schoenholz & Brc, dwl 7
Seventh , ^ ,.^ ^, .
Heineberg Laura Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 7 Seventh
Heinecke Charles, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 10 Boardman PI , ,„ t, v
Heinecke Louis, cook Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Heinecke William, waiter Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Heineman Harry M., manufacturer neckties, etc., 304
Pine, dwl 810 Ellis
Heiner Henrv, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pa-
cific R. li., dwl 1111 Sacramento
Heinholt ffichael, woodturner, dwl Missouri nr Santa Clara
Heinimann Michael, physician, oflice 804 Montgomerj',
dwl N s Fourteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Heinke E., laborer Bay Sugar Eefinery
Heino Auieal, hairdresser, dwl 30 Louisa
Heino Jacob, peddler, dwl 30 Louisa
Heino Louis, plumber, dwl 30 Louisa
Heinrich Edward, tanner, dwl NE cor Bran and Eighth
Hcim-ichs Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Heins Olaus, dwl 7.35 Bramian
Heins Frederick, clerk H. H. Schortemeu-, dwl NE cor
Prospect PI and California
Heins Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 40 Everett
Heins Herman (HeitVi A Eden), dwl N s Vallejo nr Bat
Heins J. Diedrich, clerk Meyer Bros., dwl NW cor Fre-
mont and Folsom
Htins John H., proprietor Heins' Hotel, 6 Jackson
HeiM Nicholas (Wier A H.), dwl NW cor Fourth and
Mission
Heins William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Union and
Larkin, dwl 2309 Larkin
Heins & Eden (Herinan Heins and John Eden), grocer-
ies and liquors, NW cor Battery and Vallejo
Hcinsheimer Samuel, salesman Roth & Videau, dwl 729
Washington
Heinsohn Herman, porter Kullman & Armer, dwl 642
Polk
Heinstrong Frederick, lumberman, dwl 127 Jackson
Heintz John, candymaker J. Vogeley & Bro., dwl 27 Sec-
ond
Heinz Conrad, waiter Heinz's Hotel, dwl 636 Pacmc
Heinz Frederick, cooper, dwl 814 Montgomery
Heinz George, liquor saloon, 114 Dupont, dwl 203 Post
Heinz Henry, hairdresser, 3 Washington, dwl 615 Green,
rear
Heinz Jacob, butcher John Wuthrick, dwl 415 Geary
Heinz Jacob, cabinetmaker Pioneer Furniture Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 203 Post
Heinz Jacob, hairdresser Hock & Perazzo, dwl 1112 Kearny
Heinz Jacob, porter 219 Front, dwl 902J Filbert
Heinz Jacob J., proprietor Heinz's Hotel, SW cor Post
and Dupont
Heinz John Jr., candymaker, dwl 621 Union
Heinz John P., dwl 621 Union
Heinz P. F. , tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 214 Broadway
Heinz Philip (Baumcixter <!• H.), dwl 446 Jessie
Heinz. See Hines and Hynes
Heinze Auguste, upholsterer California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., res Oakland
Heinze Charles A., salesman 73 California Market, dwl 15
Garden
Heinze Frederick, bootmaker F. Beez, dwl 42 Everett
Heinzenberger Julius A., carpenter, dwl 717 Union
Heir Peter, carpenter, dwl 51 Stevenson
Heirich Oellerich, farmer, dwl 741 Market
Heise Cliaries, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 609 Stock
Heise Charles Edward (Charles Baum), dwl 116 Francisco
Heisel Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Eeflnery, dwl NW cor
Eighth and Brj-ant
Heisenberg Conrad, shooting gallery, 913 Kearny, dwl 631
Vallejo
Heisenbuttel Heinrich, tailor, dwl W 8 Georgia bet Shasta
and Sierra
Heiser Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, 1427i Dupont
Heiser Jacob, cabmetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 1427i Dup
Heiss Mary (widow), dressmaker, dwl 131S Keamy
Heissel C, cook New York Bakery
Heissner Frank, carpenter, dwl 258 Tehama
Heistrand Albert, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl NE
cor Kearny and Broadway
Heitoamp C, laborer Bay Sugar Eefinery
Heiter Charles F., molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 160
Perry
Heiter George, dwl 431 O'Farrell
Heitman Henry (Reitman i- Peters), dwl 1007 Battery
Heitman Nicholas, drayman N. Van Bergen & Co., dwl
307 Fulton
Heitman & Peters (Henry Heitman and John Peters),
liquor saloon, 1007 Battery
Heitmann Alvina Mrs. (Heitmann & Vogelreiter), dwl
SE cor Pacific and Dupont
Heitmann Chris., clerk E. M. Hulsemann, dwl SE cor Pa-
cific and Hyde
Heitmann Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 419 Brannan
Heitmann John (Cremer cfc Heitmann), dwl 307 Fulton
Heitmann John F., machinehand, dwl 419 Brannan
Heitmann John H., dry and fancy goods, 722 Market, dwl
230 Stevenson
Heitmann Nicholas, fireman S. F. Laundry, NWcor Turk
and Fillmore
Heitmann William, tanner, dwl 117 Clinton
Heitmann & Vogeb-eiter (Mrs. Alvina Heitmann and
Charles Vogelreiter), liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific
and Dupont
HeitmUller Henry, baker, 1221 Polk
Heitmuller WUliam, bakerj', 418 Brannan
Heitshu Samuel (Eedington, Hostetter it Co.), dwl 427
Geary
Heitzeberg Paul, printer, dwl 418 Larkin
Heitzman John, watchmaker and jeweler, 408 Commercial,
dwl 302 FeU
Heixon John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Helbig Charles, carpenter, dwl 18 First
Helbing August (Helbing A Stram), dwl 123 Stockton
Helbing Louis, carpenter Bay Sugar Refiner}', dwl 810 Clay
IIEI.BINU * STKAUS (A tigitst Helbiiig and Emanuel
Strauii), importers and jobbers crockery, glassware,
cutlery, plated ware, etc., NE cor Battery and Pme
Helbrmit Adam, porter L. Kline & Co., dwl August Alley
nr Green
Helbush Henry G., clerk Mever & Bro., dwl 2200 PoweU
Held Benihard (Held Bros, it- Co.), dwl 426 Eddy
UELW ICUOS. A €0. (Bernhard and Damd Held and
Samuel Heilbrmi), importers and jobbers millinery
and straw goods, 1 Sutter cor Market
Held Christopher A., hairspinner Spanngel & Wucherer,
dwl 2011 Filbert
Held David (Zfeiii Bros. A- Co.), dwl 639 Ellis
Held George, hairdressmg saloon. Grand Hotel, dwl 163
Tehama
Held John, clerk Henry Brader, dwl 738 Broadway
Held Lewis S., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Held Mary Miss, dressmaker, 660 Washington .
Held William, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl 1914 Mason
Heldersen Helder, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Helen Joseph R., insurance agent, dwl 1029 Post
Helensy Charles, cook, dwl 520 Bush
Helev Clu-istopher, painter, dwl 8 Adelaide PI
Heley John, taUor John L. Brooks, dwl 1321 Larkin
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, dwl 353 Minna
Heligis Frank, laborer, dwl 808 Ellis
Hehgis George, mate stm Amelia, dwl 808 Ellis
Helin Anton, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Helke Charles, saddler, 619 Mission, dwl 951 Mission
Helke William L., druggist Leipnitz & Co., dwl 951 Miss
Hell Diedrich, barkeeper Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Hellam Swan, carpenter, dwl 316 Minna
Hellbeck Josephine, dressmaker, 631 Sutter
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Hellburg J. W., machinist, dwi 533 Sacramento
Hellenschmidt Frederick, butcher, dwl W s Hampshire nr
Sixteenth
Heller Benjamin, dwl 1123 Dupont
Heller Charles, bootmaker, N s Twenty-second bet How-
ard and Mission
Heller C. L. {Falkitist-ein Jr Co.), res Germany
Heller Emanuel, clerk M. Heller & Bros., dwl 117 Jones
Heller Emanuel, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 615
Leavenworth
Heller Frank, driver Lyon & Co., dwl 224 Chestnut
Heller John, locksmith, dwl 8 Sumner
Heller Jonas (J/. Heller ti- Bros.), res Xew York
Heller Joseyth (fleller .i- Feiutuch), dwl 216 Seventh
Heller Kujipcr, dwl Ivj; IlM\vard
HELLKK «. •!■ ISBCOTllEieS {Martin and Jonas),
" impurter-s and jobbers dry j,'oods, 112 and 114 San-
son!
Heller iMartin (M. Heller <i- Brothers), dwl 117 Jones
Heller Moses (Jf. Heller <i- Brothers), dwl 119 Jones
Heller S. W., salesman L. & M. Sachs &Co., dwl 615
Leavenworth
Heller William (L. d.- M. Sachs <t- Co.), res New York
Heller & Feintuch {Joseph Heller axid Mark Feinttu-h),
manufacturers ladies' undenvear and furnishing'
goods, 20 Sansom
Helleringher Peter, contractor, dwl 904 Powell
Hellerman T., carpenter Palace Hut^l
Helhnan Henn J., secretary Odd Fellows Mutual Aid As-
sociation, office 325 Monti,^omerv, dwl 923 Folsom
H£I.L>1A\\ BROTHEKS A Vo. {Richard Hell-
nutnn and Edward PajeJccn), unporters, «;ommission
merchants, and agents Hamburg- Board Underwriters
and German Llovd, SW cor Front and Jackson
Hellmann D., dwl 107 Gilbert
Hellmann Horace, clerk Hellmann Brothers & Co., res
San Raiael
Hellmann Leopold, bookkeeper Held Bros. & Co., dwl 205
Powell
Hellmann M., salesman Rosenbaimi & Friedman, dwl 513
Post
Hellmann Richard (Hellmann Brothers <t Co.), res San
Raiael
Hellmann Solomon, tailor, 414 Clementina
Hellmar George, hairdresser Strecker & Rosenthal, dwl
66S Bush
Hellrich Paul, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 226
Ritch
Hellriegel Conrad, dwl SOG Union
Hellringer Peter, expresswagon, cor Stockton and Vallejo
Hellsing Jonas, mariner, dwl 127 Jackson
Helium Harvey, machinist Angell, Palmer& Co.,dwl2914
Folsom
Hellwegen Henry N., dwl 10 Washington Av
Hellwig Christian, buckskin tannery, S s Serpentine Av
nr Twenty-sixth
Hellwig Frederick, bakerj', 110 Dupont
Hellwig Henr>', tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Seriwn-
tine Av nr Twentj--sixth
Hellwig. See Hehvig
Helm Christopher, tanner Joseph Morse, dwl N s Lom-
bard bet Filbert and Gough
Helm George, superintendent S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl cor North Point aud Van Ness Av
Helm W. J., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Helman Charles, miner, dwl 225 Geary
Helman Harrj' H., clerk, dwl 225 Geary
Helmim Jacob, dwl 225 Geary
Hebnan William M., mining secretary and clerk George
D. Riiberts, ofHce 401 Cal room 9," dwl 225 Geary
Helmbold August, porter John A. Bauer, dwl 103 Post
Helmcke Charles, clerk John Baj'rman, N^V cor Howard
and Eighth
Helmcke Conrad, clerk Gustavus, Cornelius & Co., NE
cor Kearny and Broadway
Helmer Carle C, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl Sixteenth bet Jersey and Harapsliire
Helmer Frederick E., fiunietender Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl Potrero Av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Helmer John, dwl 1623 Powell, rear
Helmer Julius, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 1430 California
Helmering Clement A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Taylor
Helmers Neils S', teacher music, dwl 463 Bryant
Helmke Frederick, laborer C. Stapelfeldt, dwl SE cor
Hyde and Beach
Helmken Conrad, bookkeeper Wilhehui Bros., dwl 1602
Taylor
HELMKEX J. THEOIIORE, importerand retail hard-
ware, 516 Keaniy, dwl 1602 Taylor
Helms Henrj'W., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Mission, dwl 517 Minna
Helms John E. A., groceries and liquors, SW cor Seventh
and St«veTison
Helms Richard, blacksmith Barz & Suhl, dwl 312 Clem
Helson James H., machinist Pacific Mad S. S. WTiarf, dwl
48 Clementina
Helstrommer Charles H. {Helstrommer & Co.), dwl 12
Washington
Helstronimer & Co. {Charles H. Helstrommer and Mr^.
Loiiisa Rose inrwller), boardingand lodgings, 12 Wash
Helstrup Edward, driver Henrj' J. Boese, dwl 18 Jessie
bet Seventh and Eighth
Helvetia Hotel, Charies Dittmar proptr, 429 and 431 Pine
Hely John R. , bookkeeper Union Mutual Life Insurance
Co., dwl 1902 Broadwav
Hely. See Haley, Healy, and Helev
Hemenway Frank, clerk Armes & Dallam, dwl 827 Green-
wich ^
Hemenway George W.,boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
dwl 127 Francisco
Hemenway Melville D., machinist Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 19 New Montgomerj'
Hemenway Sylvester, dwl S27 Greenwich
Hemenway Sylvester, clerk George Hearst, dwl 718 Green-
wich
HE^UIE ArcrST {Riehn, H. & Co. and Hemme tfr
Lon-j), dwl SW cor California and Van Ness Av
Henmie Louis (Hemm^ tt Renter), dwl 29 Keamv
HE>IME A LO\G {Au;/ust Hemme and Salmmi H.
Lojuj), agents Chickering Pianos, SE cor Montgom-
er>" and Sutter
Hemme & Renter {Lov.is Hemme and WUliam Renter),
bakei-:*' and restaurant, 27 Kearny
Hemmelberg Henrv, bakerj-, NE cor Foxirteenth Av and
N, South S. F."
Hemnienway William P., carpenter, N s Fern Av bet
Franklin and Gough
Hemmeway William, painter, dwl 209 Tehama
Hemming M. A., storekeeper Steamers Central Pacific
R. R.
Hempel Hermann E., sh'oemaker, dwl 6 Miles Court
Hemphill James H., barber Giuy, Ferguson & Baldridge,
dwl cor Kearny and Jackson
HemphUl John Rev., pastor CVUvarv Presb>*terian Church,
dwl 331 Ellis
Hemphill J. W., hamessmaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
134 Fourth
Hemsy John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Hen William, waiter Christian Hansen, dwl 227 Post
HE.VAIEIE 1>^I31IEJL V. B. (E. Martin S Co.), dwl 934
Pine
Henchen Martin {Henry Briclcwedel & Co.), dwl 633
Minna
Henck Henrj', cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwl 46 JiUia
Hencke Herman {Von Ronn J: Hencke Bros.), d^'l 932
Folsom
Hencke William (Toti Ronn <k Hencke Ero%^, A^\ 1526
Mason
Hencken C. {Charles Seipel & Co.), dwl 231 Seventeenth
Hencken Claus, groceries and provisions, SW cor Post
and Larkin, dwd 1005 Post
Hencken John, fruits, 31S Si.\th
Hencken Martin (Henry Brickwedcl <L- Co.), dwl 633 Minna
Hencken Martin, waiter Emil A. Engelberg. dwl 515 Pine
Hencken William H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Third
and Perrj-
Henckes Nicholas, bookkeeper Martin's Restaurant, dwl
623 Oimmercial
Henckes Peter, waiter Somaly & Coqueugniot, dwl 719
Clay
/ Hendee Mar>- H. (widow), dwl 2006 Bush
Hendee M. J. Mrs., clair\oyant, office and dwl 10 O'Farrell
Hendelsohn M., clerk Henr}- Schwartz, dwl 127 Mont
Henderkin William, laborer, dwi W s Main nr Folsom
Henderschott William, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl cor
First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Henderson , carriagetrimmer, dwl 583 Market
Henderson , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Henderson A. B., journalist S. F. Chronicle, dwl 839 Miss
Henderson A. H. Mrs., laundress, 614 Ellis
Henderson Alexander, tinsmith Osgood & Stet-son
Hendei-son Cecelia J. (widow), dwl 809 Tyler
Henderson David, watchmaker, 702 Keamy, dwl 73 Na-
toma
Henderson David M., bookkeeper Sather & Co., res Oak-
land
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Henderson Duncan (Henderson dt Balthazard), dwl 2033
Mission T 1- rf
Henderson Emma A. P. Miss, photograph colorer John H.
Peters, dwl 21)33 Slission
Henderson Frank {Kelly J: Oilchrist), dwl 506 Eddy
Henderson Frederick L., clerk Hutchinson, Mann &
Smith, dwl SOB Eddy ,
Henderson Frederick W., printer Francia & Valentme,
dwl 13 Clinton
Henderson Harris, dwl 636 McAllister , , „„o
Henderson Henry (colored), steward stm AjajC, dwl 2113
Jones .
Henderson Henry, stonecutter, dwl S 3 Pomt Lobos Av nr
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Henderson Henry M (Henderson & Greer), dwl 18 Turk
Henderson Hiram, pressman Mominu Call, dwl 436 Kear
Henderson Isabella (widow), dwl 13 Clinton
Henderson James, carpenter, dwl 72 Tehama
Henderson James, laborer Palace Hotel
Henderson James, signpainter, dwl 500} Bryant
Henderson James, stonecutter, dwl S s Pomt Loboa Av nr
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Henderson James L., machinist Repair Shop Southern
Pac. R. R., dwl 13 Clinton
Henderson James S. , gardener Golden Gate Park, dwl NW
cor Nineteenth and Noe
Henderson J. E., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Henderson J. F., salesman Joseph Figel, dwl 225 Fourth
Henderson John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Henderson John, compositor Bonnard & Daly, dwl 622
Taylor
Henderson John, conductor City R. R., dwl 2050 Mission
Henderson John, laborer, dwl 214 Mission
Henderson John, master mariner, dwl 19 Twelfth
Henderson John, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Henderson John, stockbroker, dwl 469 Clementina
Henderson John, watchmaker, dwl 73 Natoma
Henderson John Jr., coal yard, 830 Wash, dwl 1014 Cal
Henderson John C, foreman Machhie Shop Pacific Iron
Works, dwl 1431 Howard
Henderson J. S. , head gardener Golden Gate Park
Henderson Julius, dwl Columbia Hotel
Henderson Justus Mrs. (widow), dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Henderson Mary A. (widow), dwl 417 Greenwich
Henderson Mary J. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary
School, dwl 730 Harrison
Henderson Neil, weigher Friedlander's Warehouse, dwl
730 Harrison
Henderson Samuel (Henderson it Co.), dwl 108 Stockton
Henderson Samuel M., teamster E. G. Pierce, dwl cor
Seventh and Bryant
Henderson Stephen, clerk Addison Martin, dwl 1975 Union
Henderson Thomas, stev'edore, dwl 551 Folsom
Henderson Thomas H., secretary Renton Coal Co., office
810 East
Henderson W., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Henderson Walter H., dwl 1431 Howard
Henderson William, dwl 507 Mission
Henderson William, dwl 995 Market
Henderson William, chief musician Fourth U. S. Artillery,
Presidio Barracks
Henderson William, local agent Union Insurance Co., dwl
1014 Powell
Henderson William, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomer,v
Henderson & Balthazard (Duncan Henderson and Lean-
der Balthazard), blacksmiths and carriagemakers,
NE cor Mission and Twenty-fourth
Henderson & Co. (Samxiel Henderson), dry goods, 844
Market
Henderson & Greer (Henry M. Henderson and William
MeFarland Greer), vegetables, 20 Union Market
Hendlcy Aaron C. (Heywooi S: Hendley), dwl 19 Pros-
pect PI
Hendred Frank, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 333 Bush
Hendrick John, shoemaker, dwl 120 Gilbert, rear
Hendricks Atworth, captain schr Alfred, dwl 5 Clinton
Hendricks Charles, goldsmith, dwl Continental Hotel
Hendricks E. C. (widow), dwl 019 Stevenson
Hendricks Henry J., blacksmith Phelps Manufacturing
Co. , dwl 1003 Mason
Hendricks John T., boatman Front St. Wliarf
Hendricks Nicholas, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hendrickson B. E., architect Prosper Hueme, dwl 328
Keaniy
Hendrickson George B. , proprietor Novelty Wood Works,
Mechanics' Mill Building, SW cor Fremont and Mis-
sion, dwl 068 Mission
Hendrickson Henry, sta,tionery, 303 Washington
Hendrickson Herman, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Hendrickson H. W., special policeman, dwl 619 Ellis
Hendrickson Jacob, book agent, dwl 658 Mission
Hendrickson L. Mrs., chambermaid Overland House, 633
Sacramento
Hendrickson Samuel D., carriagemaker, 668 Mission
Hendrickson William, dwl 504 Eddy
Hendrie Brothers (IF. C. and Edward B.), mining ma-
chinery, office 418 Montgomgry
Hendrie Edward B. (Hendrie Brothers), dwl 109 O'Farrell
Hendrie Joseph, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
321 Vallejo
Hendrie W. C. (Hendrie Brothers), res Salt Lake City
Hendry Charies J. (Cu«n .t H.), dwl 516 Third
Hendiy Eugene R. (Dunhar, Henury i- Lavery), res
Waukesha, Wis.
Hendrj' George M., expressman, cor Sacramento and Mont
Hendry Isabella (widow), dwl 9 Verona PI
Hendn,' James, boilermaker, dwl 321 Vallejo
Hendry John, plumber Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl 9 Vero-
na PI
Hendr>' J. W. , engineer tugboat Minnehaha, Washington
St'. Whart
Hendrj- William, laborer Repair Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
dwl 321 Vallejo
Hendry William M. (Hendry i: Co.), dwl 314 Brannan
Hendrj' William T., machinist, dwl 218 Ritch, rear
Hendry & Co. William M. Hendry and Joseph A. Eeid),
shipsmiths, 20 Folsom
Hendy George W., bellows manufacturer James Campbell,
dwl 115 Fifth
Hendy James, drayman Root & Bailey, dwl 1818 Powell,
rear
HENDY JOSHUA, manufacturer Patent Ore Concen-
trator, circular saw mills, and steam-engine govern-
ors, 32 Fremont, dwl 116 Fifth
Hendy Samuel J., machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl
116 Fifth
Heneberg Rebecca Mrs. (widow), dwl 7 Seventh
Heneberry Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Henebery Michael, laborer, dwl Ellis bet Hyde and Lar-
kin
Henelberry Andrew, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 231
Stevenson
Henery Charles, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Henery Samuel, first engineer stm Alice E. Garratt, Com-
mercial St. Wharf
Henery William, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl New
Railroad House
Heney Edward, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 242 Fre-
mont, rear
Heney James, boxmaker Cook Eros., dwl 5 Berry
Heney Julia Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School, dwl
023 Stevenson
Heney Mary (widow), dwl California Av bet Twenty-sev-
enth and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Heney Richard (William J. Heney i' Co.), dwl 6'23 Stev-
enson
Heney Richard Jr. (William J. Heney <t- Co.), dwl 305
HENEY WIIiLlAlU, wood and ivorj'tumer and scroll
bandsawing, 109 Mission, dwl 920 Mission
Heney William J. (William J. Heney & Co.), dwl 1614
Turk „. , _,
Heney WiUiam J. & Co. (Richard Heney ojkJ Richard
Heney Jr.), furniture, 725 Market
Heney. See Heaney and Heeney
Hengel Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl S B Tyler bet Ootavia
and Laguna
Hengler J. J., bootfitter, 622 Pine
Heniberry Joseph, tinroofer, dwl Western Hot^l
Henieke Sophy (widow), dwl 1706 Sacramento
Heninger Gottfried, bootmaker, 643 Merchant, dwl 746
Minna
Henken Catherine (widow), dwl 14 Zoe, rear
Henkcnius I. C, dwl 015 Mason
Henker William, cooper, dwl 516 Hayes
Henley Charles, salesman Michael Canneven, dwl 411 San
Henley John contractor and carpenter, dwl SW cor Folsom
and First
Henley Josiah, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Henley Patrick, mason Palace Hotel
Henley Thomas, cooper Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl Filbert
bet Webster and Buchanan
Henley Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
Henman Pet«r, coachman, dwl 501 Harrison
Hemi WiUiam O. , clerk Frank W. F. SchoU, dwl cor Hick-
I ory and Buchanan
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market.
C. P.VAITSCEAACK&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Henne William, with Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl 321*
(.t'Farrell
Henneberr\' Andrew, laborer, dwl 9 Gaven
Hennebern- Martin, ironmolder Golden State Foundry,
dwl 40 Silver
Hennebern' Thomas P., molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl
40 Silver
Henney: William, machinist, dwl 205 Dupont
Hennery D., trackman N. B. and Mission R. R.
Hennessey I>a\id, teamster, dwl 210 Eighth
Hennessey Henn.-, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Great Repub-
lic, dwl 745 Harrison
Hennessey James, shi>emaker, dwl 115 Second
Hennessey John, blacksmith JIachine Shop Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Hennessey John, gasfitter William Friel, 69 and 71 Fourth
Hemiessev John F., compositor Stock Report, dwl 210
Eighth
Hennessey Michael, laborer, dwl 404 Broadway
Hennessey Michael J., wood and coal, 28 Natoma, dwl 21
Natoma
Hennessey Patrick, laborer, dwl nr Alms House
Hennessey Peter, carpenter, dwl S s Bush bet Broderick
and Baker
Hennessey William, dwl lilS Tehama
Hennessey William, miner, dwl 247 Stevenson
Hennessey William, tailor, dwl 5 Hunt
Hennessy . machinist Union Iron Works
Hennessy Andrew, marblecutt^r, dwl 508 Antonio
Hennessv Dennis, tailor John Kavanagh, dwl Columbia
Hotel
Hennessy Edward, cooper Cutting- & Co., dwl 56S Mission
Hennessy James, clerk John McKillop & Co., dwl 26
Rausch
Hennessy James, paperhanger George W. Clark, dwl 16^
Sumner
Hennessv John, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 8S
Everett
Hennessy John, tanner, dwl 42S Shotwell
Hennessy John, wood and coal de:Uer, dwl 49 Everett
Hennessy JI., lather Palace Hotel
Hennessy Martin, marhlepolisher Holmes & Dawson, dwl
1713 Jones
Hennessv Michael, cooper Pae. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 19i Gilbert
Hennessy Michael, gardener, dwl 337 Jessie
Hennessy Michael, laborer, dwl 521 Howard
Hennessy Morris {U^iion Tannery and Currying Co.),
res Oakland
Hennessy Patrick (Hennessy cC- Steicart), dwl 456 Minna
Hennessy Patrick, boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl
1226 Mission
Hennessy R.. deckhand stm Alameda, Davis St. Wharf
Hennessv Thomas, currier Daniel Mahony, dwl 42S Shot-
well
Hennessv Thomas, teamster Horace Davis & Co., dwl cor
Fell and Polk
Hennessy Milliam, carpenter, dwl 54 Everett
Hennessy William, janitor, dwl 301 Sixteenth
Hennessy Sc Stewart {Patrick Henneasy and Andreiv
Steicart),v,-ood, coal, and boarding stable, 767 Mission
Hennet Louis, machinist, dwl 607* Minna
Hennet S., laborer Hanscom & Co.'
Hennicker Madeline, cutter and fitter Kaindler & Co., dwl
51S Green
Hennicker Nicholas, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., dwl 513
Green
Hennig Henry, teamster, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Hennig John, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Main and Mis-
sion
Hennij^ Louis, musician Palace Amphitheater, dwl cor
Hinckley and Pinckney
Hennitf Theodor, bookkeeper Christv & Wise, dwl 228
Turk
Hennigan James, mason Palace Hotel
Hennigan Robert, mason Palace Hot-el
Henning George W., publisher California Granger, office
416 Market, res San Jos6
Henning H., engineer California Jewelry Co., dwl 1010
Hyde
Henning Henry, driver G. A. Trenschel, dwl 623 Brannan
Henning Howard, machinist, dwl 56S Folsom
Henning Otto, foreman Pacific Oil Works, dwl 515 Chest-
nut
Hennings Francis, hostler. 709 Jones
Hennings Frederick {Reinecke tt H.), dwl 1321 Stockton
Henningsen Hans, cigars and tobacco, jimction Market
and O'Farrell, dwl 322 Tliird
^nnison Alexander H., laundrnnan, dwl 612 Ellis
Henny John, liquor saloon, 743 Clay, dwl SW cor Harlan
PI and Dupont
Henretta John J., fireman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D.. dwl
320 Main
Henratty Elizabeth, nurse, dwl 55 Second
Henri Louis, packer Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl Ns
King bet Second and Third
Henri Robert, clerk, dwl 307 Tvler
Heurichs August (Henricfui i- Peers), dwl SE cor Front
and Vallejo
Henrichs Henrj- J., blacksmith, dwl 1603 Mason
Henrichs & Peers (Aiiqu.'<t Henrieki; and Henry Peers),
liquor saloon, SE cor Front and Vallejo
Henrichson Theodore, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 24i
Langt(3n
Henrichson Thomas L., cabmetmaker, dwl 24* Langton
Henrici Ernest, manufacturing jeweler, 631 &icramento
dwl 620 Grove
Henricksun Christopher, seaman, dwl 49 Sacramento
Henrickson Henrj , seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Henrickson Peter, seaman, dwl 415 East
Henrie Hattie (■nidow), dwl 417 Kearny
HenrietC, laborer Car Shop Southera Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Henriques David, stockbroker, office 106 Leidesdorff
Henriques Joseph S. (colored), pori«r Walter E. Dean,
419 California, dwl 1510 Mason
Henrj- , dwl 509 Washington
Henry Alfred K., student, dwl NW cor Leavenworth and
Turk
Henry Augustine, laundryman, dwl IS* Lafayette PI
Henry Benson R., millhand Pac Barrel' and Keg Co., dwl
555 Mission
Henr}' C. A., dwl 629 Gean-
Henn- Charles, dwl 224 OTarrell
Henrj- Charles, baker Jacob Schneider, dwl 115 Oak
Henry Charles, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl
SW cor Thirty-first and Harrison
Henry Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Henn- Charles, porter Leipnitz & Co., dwl 622 Filbert
Henn.' Clementina (%vidow). stationery, etc., W s Mont-
gomer>" Av bet Powell and Filbert
Henrj- Daniel, photographer G. D. Morse, dwl 416 Tehama
Henry Da^id W.. watchmaker and jeweler, 3 O'Farrell
Henn,- E., merchant, dwl 533 Sacramento
Henrj- Edward, machinist, 614 California rear, dwl 92S
Jackson
Henry F. T.. captain bark Oregon, otSce Pier 17 Steuart
Henry Francis Miss, tailoress, dwl 1107 Montgomery
Henry Frederick, miner, dwl KXi Turk
Henrj' Frederick, planer California Mills, dwl 824 Valencia
Henn' George, bootblack Joseph Aaron, dwl 534 Third
Henry George S., receiver Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1216
Jackson
Henrj' Harry, dwl 555 Mission
Henr>" Henry A. Rev., rabbi Jewish Sjmagogue, dwl NW
cor Leavenworth and Turk
Henry Honorine Mme., milliner, dwl 1414 Stockton
Henry Ivan, student Heald's Business College
Henrj- James, engineer, dwl 214 Ritch
Henrj' James, painter California Furniture Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 1710 Sacramento
Henry John, dwl US Prospect PI
Henrj" John, laborer, dwl 44 Jessie
Henrt' John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Henn- John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart ,
Henr^- John W., wood and coal, 1623 Powell, dwl 1823
PoweU
Henrj- Joseph, dwl 346 Third
Henrj" Joseph . wood and coal and agent Sonoma Packets,
Larue's \Miarf, dwl 235 Stevenson
Henrj' Le^\is M., engineer, dwl 510 Powell
Henn* L. J., phvsician, office and dwl 615 Kearny
Henrj- Louis, dwl 346 Third
Henrj' Louis, laborer John Carrj-, dwl G13 Jackson
Henrj- Louis, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Henrj' Margaret (widow), dwl E s Polk bet Lombard and
Chestnut
Henry Nojes H., postal clerk, dwl 1027 Market
Henry Robert, salesman John P. Lj-sett, dwl 14 Sunmer
Henrv Samuel, furniture, 709 Pacific, dwl 251 Stevenson
Henn' Sanmel H.. attorney at law, office 712 Montgom-
en-, dwl 1417 Hyde
Henrj' Simon, architect, dwl 846 Washington
Henry Thomas, milkman, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Hamp-
shire and York
Henrj- Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Henrj' William, dwl SE cor Dnimm and Oregon
Heiu-y William, asphaltxmiroofer, dwl 44 Jessie
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. W. Laird, San Trancisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Henry William, liarkee|icr J(Jm Quinn, dwl 636 Natoma
Hciir'v William, clerk, dwl 1123 Impont
lUiir'y William, hostler J. 61 R. Smith, dwl 344 Bramian
Henry William, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Henry William, tailor, dwl 54(i F.jlsom
Henr'v William, tinsmith E. T. Bucknam. dwl 333 Bush
Henry William, toll collector Mission Bay Bridge, dwl 502
Fourth . , ,, .
Henry William R., lahorer H. O. Fiske, dwl Montgomery
Henry W. Warner (IT. Warner Henry A Co.), dwl 725
Henry W. Warner & Co. (0. D. Baldwin), jobbers gro-
ceries and provisions, 421 Clay
Henschcn John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis and
Steiner
Hensel Henr)', dwl 010 Union
Hensen Hans, bookkeeper, dwl 155 Clara
Ilensen John, upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 254 Stevenson
Henshaw Joshua S., bookkeeper Charles Jost, dwl 608
Henshelwood Thomas B. l,Doane <t H.), dwl Windsor
House
Hensil Emile, driver Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1443 Leav
Hensing John, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
dwl 521 Turk
Hensing Meter (widow), dwl 621 First
Hensler Arnold, liquor saloon, 810 Clay
Hensler Frederick, dwl 619 Pacific
Hensler Jacob, laborer F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267 Te-
hama
Hensley C, dwl 209 Leidesdorfl
Hensley Charles, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Hensley Clay, salesman F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl 1206
Market
Hensley Frederick C, salesman Edward C. Slorah, dwl
5liS Hi'ward
Hensley William D., policeman City Hall, dwl 422 Green-
wich
Hensmau Charles, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Henson , machinist Union Iron Works
Henson Annie (widow), dwl 14 Verona PI
Henson William T., mining, dwl 1612 Pine
Hensworth James, turfman, dwl 634 Sacramento
IIE>'T ICEIIBEN W.. attorney at law, office 605 Clay
rooms 15 and 17, dwl 1013 Washington
Hentrich Lewis, dealer hams, baeon, lard, pork, etc., 1-5
San Francisco Market, dwl 1012 Leavenworth
Hcntzc Julius, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Hentzell A. J., waiter What Cheer House
Henz Conrad, waiter, dwl 636 Pacific
Hep Yuen (Chinese), tinware, 916 Dupont
Hepburn , boilermaker Fi-ancis I. Curry
Hepburn Andrew M., butcher, 112 Sutter
Hephmn George M., dwl 112 Sutter
Hepburn James, physician, dwl 29 Second
Hei>biirn Joseph, wagonmaker, dwl cor Polk and Market
Hepburn Louise J. Mrs., dwl 1109 Leavenworth
He|.biu-n Peter, dwl 112 Sutter
Hepburn W^ard A., purveyor Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '9 Office,
dwl 641 Folsom
Hepburn William H., machinist, dwl 29 Second
Hepp George l,Ueim & H.), dwl 746 Post
Heppner Philip, manufacturer cigars and tobacco, 1136
Market, dwl IS Ttu'k
Hepworth J. A., evergreens, 751 Market, dwl cor Chatta-
nooga and T^venty-tbird
Hepworth James, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 9
Sumner
Herald Andreas, ShipwTights' Jour, Assn, 71 New Mont
Herber John itfcrbcr ,fr Mai/er), dwl 627 Pine
Herbcr William (William Herber i Co.), dwl 1319 Mason
ilEUiCEK MILIIAM & fO., importers cigars and
tobacco. 224 B.ittery
Herber & Mayer (John 'Herber and John Mayer), liquor
saloon, 527 Kearny
Herbert Andrew, circus performer Chiarini's Circus, dwl
International Hotel
Herbert Andrew, laborer, dwl 1918 Pacific Av
Herbert Chiu-les, caneworker George A. "La Rose, dwl
19 Stockton PI
Herbert Charles, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
19 Stockton PI
Herbert Edward, tailor, dwl 60 Jessie
Herbert F. G., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Herbert H. V., attorney Cal. Pacific R. R., dwl 446i Guer-
rero
Herbert John, plasterer, dwl 713 Natoma
Herl>ert Richard, architect, dwl 120 Fourth
Herbert Richard H., carpenter C. Hutchinson &Son
Herbert Ri:'bert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Herbert Sidney C, surveyor and conveyancer, office 621
Clav. dwl 446i Guerrero
Herbert William, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 7 St. Charles
Herbert William, lather Palace Hotel
Herbst Adolph, principal South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 1S13 Powell
Herbst Francis, jeweler, dwl 276 Stevenson
Herbst Gustave, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 275
Stevenson
Herbst Henry, machinist, dwl 134 Fourth
Herbst Theresa Mrs., toys and fancy goods, 227 Fifth
Herbst Thomas, tailor, 227 Fifth
Hercules Powder Works, Central Road nr Fourth Av,
agencv 314 California
Herd Daniel, baker, dwl 1142 Folsom
Herd John, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., res Oakland
Herd John, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Vasca de Gama
Herde Julius Rev., pastor St. Boniface Church, dwl S e
Tvler bet Jones aud Leavenworth, rear
Herdel Fritz, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 19 Clem
Herder Heiuy, seaman stm Ventura
Herel Hugh, 'carriagemaker Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 1142 Folsom
Herendeen Edward P., master mariner, dwl 643 Stevenson
Hergens Frederick, harnessmaker Louis Geriehten, dwl
120 Geary
Herges John, dwl 46 Ritch
Herges William, mattressmaker California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., dwl 46 Ritch
Herget John, locksmith J. D. Davidson, dwl 1917 Hyde
Hergtith August, butcher, dwl 365 Clementina
Heringer John C. Jr., butter, cheese, and eggs, 4 Union
Market, dwl 1721 O'Farrell
Heringhi Beroard, broker, office 306 Montgomery, dwl
1926 Howard
Heringhi Leoixild, watches and jewelry, 28 Third, dwl
1925 Howard
Heriot James, bookkeeper, dwl Myrtle Av bet Larkin and
Polk
Heriot James K., bookkeeper Donald Beadle, dwl Ns
Washington bet Devisadero and Broderiek
Heritage John, dwl 3 Columbia
Heritage John Jr., porter W. Haker & Hinz, dwl S Co-
lumbia
Herkenham Cliarles, with John J. Hardy, dwl 12 Tehama
Herlihy Charles, farmer John Herliliy, dwl Visitaoion
Valley nr San Brmio Road
HerlihyJblm,farmer, Visitacion Valley nr San Bruno Road
Herlihy John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
1316 Filbert
Herlihy Maurice, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Herlihy Richard, driver John Henderson Jr., dwl 1320
Fiibert
Herling Lewis, horseshoer Michael Kelly, dwl 1135 Folsom
Herlitz Charles, clerk, dwl 17 Howard Coiui.
Herlitz Frederick, molder, dwl 17 Howard Court
Herlitz Hermann, seaman, dwl 17 Howard Court
Herm Anton, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232
Second
Hernial Bernard, molder Sehulz & Fischer, dwl Guil-
laume Tell Hotel
Hermal John, bronzemolder, dwl 828 Washington
Herman , moneybroker, dwl 209 Kearny
Herman Alfred, jeweler California Jewehy Co., dwl 1027
Pacific
Herman Apel, upholsterer, dwl Avenue House
Henuan diaries, conductor, dwl 1027 Pacific
Herman Christopher M., driver Philadelphia Brewery,
dwl 705 Green
Herman Hedderich, bakery, 1101 Howard
Herman John, speculator, dwl 22S Bush
Herman Kuck, matchmaker Newbauer & Co., dwl 19 Zoe
Herman Lew, tailor, dwl 116 Shipley
Herman Peter A. (Hernum J; Von Borstel), dwl 2626 Fol
Herman Rudolph, proprietor Hai-bor View Hotel, cor
Baker aud Tonquin
Herman W., clerk, dwl 316 Third
Herman Vi ., tailor, dwl 5 Stockton
Herman W. Mrs., teacher music, 316 Third
Hermans. Von Borstel {Peter Herman and Theodore
Von Borstel). c.ar))enters and builders, 12 Berry
Henuan. See Henuann and Hemiian
Hennann , stevedore Menzies & Bingham,
Henuann Albert, dwl 312 Chestnut
Hennann August, proprietor Golden Gate House, 204
Steuart
Henuann Fanny Miss, seamstress I. Lash
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Ma:
-fket.
I. p. VAN SCHAACE S: CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Hermann Frederick, clerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl N s
Washin^'^ton bet Dupont and Stockton
Hennann Henrj-, shoemaker Robert H. Jagoe, dwl 150
Linden Av
Hermann Isaac, poultrj'dealer, dwl 620 Larkin
Hermann James B., copyist Coimty Clerk's Office, dwl
242 Taylor
Hermann John, paperruler Althof & Bahls
Hermann John, tailor John Blake, dwl 119 O'Farrell
Hennann John B., house and signpainter, dwl 821
Greenwich
Hermann Julius, clerk A. Cohn, dwl 516 Pacific
HEK>IA>'\ LrC'IE\, mining secretary, office 330 Pine
room 11, dwl 299 Hyde
Hermann Jlartin. dwl 131S Kearny
Hermann Mehille, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl
620 Larkin
HEKMA>'.\ SAMFEL, notarj- public, office 424 Mont-
gomery, dwl 242 Taylor
Hermann t. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,
dwl 620 Larkin
Hermann Tlieodore (Hermann & Co.\ dwl 630 Wash
Hermann Wilhelm, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hennann & Co. (Theodore Sermann), birds, shells, and
curiosities, 630 Washington
Herraanson Albert, barkeeper Seitz & Oterson, dwl 662
Howard
Hermanson Charles C, miner, dwl 140 Folsom
Hermanson Christain, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Hermanson Edward, cook Madson & Peterson, dwl Ber-
nal nr Precita Av, Bemal Heights
Hermes Adolph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl S 8
Fourteenth nr Guerrero
Hermes John, carpenter, dwl 421 Dupont
Hermes Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), B. B. Minor secretary,
office 411J California
Hermtda Adeline, Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 9 Hinckley
Hermida Agosto, pantrjTnan, dwl 9 Hincklej'
Hemutage Hotel, James Slachell proprietor, 726 Brannan
Hem Hen r>' C, stableman, dwl 113 Silver
Hem James, painter, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nrOdd Fel-
lows' Cemetery
Hem M., fruitdealer. dwl 803 Montgomery
Heman Michael, laborer, dwl 1044 Union
Hernandez Emilio, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl
323 Vallejo
Hernandez Harry, seaman, dwl 204 Stewart
Hemas Edmund, laborer Maurice VejTat, dwl 420 Jack-
son
Hemdon Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Heme Henrj, foreman Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Heme J. A., stageraanager Maguire's New Theater, dwl
cor Third and Mission
Heme Jeremiah, teamst«r, dwl 265 Stevenson
Heme John, b<.tokkeeper Pope & Talbot, dwl 419 Bryant
Hemes John, dwl 143 Natoma
Hemez H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Hernton Timothy, cardriver. dwl 49 Louisa
Herold Cliarles, blacksmith Philip Harold, dwl San Bru-
no Road nr Wilson
Herold Conrad, groceries and liquors, SW cor Zoe and
Welsh, dwl 3 Welsh
Herold Phillip, blacksmith, San Bruno Road bet Tis'enty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh, dwl San Bruno Road nr
Wilson
Herold Rudolph, professor music, dwl 1215 Bush
Herold Rudolph Jr., cashier Morris Speyer & Co., 425 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 1215 Bush
Heron Bartholomew, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Heron Ernest A., clerk, dwl S37 Folsom
HERON JA>1ES, secretary,- Wells, Fargo & Co., office
KW cor Montgomery and California, res Alameda
Heron John, newspaper carrier, dwl SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-fifth
Heron Mar>' (widow), dressmaker, dwl 605 Natoma
Heron Mathew, lather, dwl 28 Minna
Heron. See Herron
Herons Edward, carpenter Palace Hotel
Herr James J., stijckbroker, office 422 Mont, res Oakland
Herrera Clotilde, teacher music, dwl 542 Howard
HERRERA FRAM'ISt'O, consul Bolivia, Costa Rica,
Ecuador, and Nicaragua, office 331 Montgomery room
12. dwl 542 Howard _>
Herrera Ignatio. furnished rooms, 1016 Stockton
Herreras Pedro M., jeweler, dwl 16 Hinckley
Herrgulh August, meateurer Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
dwl 365 Clementina
Herrguth Joseph, framemaker S. & G. Giunp, dwl Hamp-
shire and El Dorado
Herrguth Samuel F., piano-fortemaker, cor Hampshire
and El Dorado
Herritk Alfred H., clerk Abrams& Carroll, dwl 316 Taylor
Herrick Eben C, dwl SE cor Pierce and Filbert
Herrick E. D., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl Russ House
Herrick Edward M., bookkeeper G. H. Meigs, dwl 558
Folsom
Herrick Eugene H., watchman U. S. Appraiser's Building,
dwl 309 Fifth
Herrick George E. , inspector Spring Valley Water Works,
516 California
Herrick Hazard P., real estate, dwl Nucleus House
Herrick James R., assistant County Surveyor's Office, dwl
SE cor Pierce and Filbert
Herrick Lawson D., plumber, dwl 1116 Mission
Herrick Richard, laborer S. M. Hills, dwl 842 Clay
Herrick Richard C, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 842 Clay
Herrick Sanford E., produce commission, 126 Clay, dwl
30 Tyler
Herrick William A., clerk American Tract Society, dwl
362 Seventeenth
Herrick William F., accountant Commercial Ins. Co., dwl
362 Seventeenth
Herrier Phil'u, driver Cliff House Omnibuses, dwl Home-
stead Po ut Lobus Av
Herriman Frederick, salesman, dwl 824 Washington
Herriman Washington K., master mariner, dwl 16 Ritch,
rear
Herrin boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Herring A., compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 2132
SUickton
Herring F. A., dwl 632 Capp
Herring John, hotelkeeper, dwl 532 Mission
Herring Richard, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co.,
dwl 144 Shipley
Herring Thomas a1, agent William J. Herring, dwl 532
Mission
Herring Tillman R., driver California Market, dwl 532
Mission
Herring W. A., marblecutter, dwl 533 Sacramento
Herring William J., Overland Freight and Transfer Ex-
press, office 214 Montgomary, dwl 532 Mission
Herringer Nicholas, cook, dwl 4 Natoma
Herringer Rudolph F., carpenter, dwl 16 Mary
Herrlich August, capitahst, office 509 Montgomery, dwl
925 Jackson
Herrmann Benjamin, market, SW cor Gear>' and Hyde
Hernuann Charles, barkeeper Mrs. Anna Tanna, dwl 27
Dupont
Herraiann Conrad, bookkeeper J. C. Meusdorffer & Broth-
er, dwl 519 Bush
Herrmann F. J., mining secretary, office 418 Kearny, dwl
124 Eleventh
Herrmann Henrv", bookkeeper, dwl 519 Bush
Herrmann Oscar, clerk Hoffman & Co., dwl 312 Stockton
Herrmann Otto W, carpenter and builder, S s Bush nr
Polk
Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann d: Co.), dwl 312 Stock-
ton
Herrmann William, clerk German Savings and Loan So-
cietv, dwl 312 Stockton
Hemnann William, baker Emil A. Engelherg, dwl 225
CThestnut
HERRMAXN A €0. (Si{n^'mund Herrirmnn and
Chriiftian Henry Tow^i^), importers and dealers hops,
corks, and brewers' materials, and agents South Park
Malt House, 313 Sacramento
Herrold Bemard, carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Herron Charles, dwl 424 Sansom
Herron C. W., dwl 424 Sansom
Herron Daniel A., wharfbuilder, dwl 31 Natoma
Herron David, salesman J. K. Cooper, dwl 315 Geary
Herron Katie Miss, upholsterer, dwl 525 Shotwell
Herron Sarah L. (widow), dwl 525 Shotwell
Herron Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Herron William, stevedore, dwl 536 Mission
Herron. See Heron
Hersel , seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Hersey Joseph, tinsmith Charles P. Groffman, dwl 318
Davis
Hershberg Henry (H. L. Levy & Co.\ dwl 18 Turk
Hersom Man,' (widow), dwl 1017 Howard
Hersum Z. K., carpenter, dwl 957 J Folsom
Hertel Frederick, foreman Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 19
Clementina
Hertel George F., health inspector, office 124 Geary, dwl
437 Fulton
PACIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont, cor. Merchant.
Hertenwn Eugene (ZferfCTTUwii- Funroche), dwl Caliror-
nia Hotel ,, . •
Herteman Jules, jeweler, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo , „ , . rr
Herteman & Fonroche (E. Berteman andBecharde ton-
roche), proprietors California Hotel, cor Montgomery
. Av Keamv and Pacific
Herting Conrad, tailor, dwl 625 Green, rear , , „„„
Hertman Jacob, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 230
Oak
Hcrtneck Charles, baker, dwl 114 Hayes
Hertneck Cliarles, upholsterer Cosmopolitan Hotel
Herty James, laborer, dwl 324 Vallejo, rear
Hertz Adolph, woodturner Weir & Gray, dwl 631 Fourth
Hertz Alexander, butcher John Robl, dwl NE cor Folsom
and Third ^ , „„„ „ .
Hertz Antone, porter Hopkins & Moroney, dwl 803 Mont
Hertz Henry, butcher, dwl 111 Seventh
Hertz Hemiann, butcher, 48 Centre Market, dwl 70 Mmna
Hertz Jacob (i. * J. Hertz), dwl 239 Tyler
Hertz L., bootmaker, 410 Pacific
Hertz L. & J., butchers, 22 Centre Market
Hertz Louis (i. i- J. Hertz), dwl 239 Tyler
Hertz Louis, butcher Hermann Hertz, dwl 70 Mmna
Hertz Louis, clerk Philip Cohen, dwl 239 Tyler
Hertz Rudolph, clerk Held Bros. & Co., dwl 313 Stockton
Hertzgreber Charles, clerk, dwl 353 Jessie
Hervey C. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 1126 Market
Hervey Samuel Jr., bootfltter Rosseter & Smith, dwl 1126
IIEICZ CORNEiroS, physician, office 206 Kearny, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Herz Oustav, bookkeeper J. Cerf & Co., dwl 156 Third
Herzberg I., bookkeeper Frederick E. Wilke, dwl 2114
Howard
Herzberg M,artin, fancy goods, 414 Sacramento, dwl S 8
Ellis bet Octavia and Laguna
Herzberg Mary (vWdow), dwl 700 Post
Herzherger Charles, cook Voss & FrUhling, dwl 615 Pac
Herzer Hugo, vice-president and superintendent S. F.
Abend Post, office 536 California, dwl 2104 Folsom
Herzfelder Herrman, collector Jackson St. Wharf, dwl
4G0J Natoma
Herzo John, real estate, office 323 Front, dwl 1032 Jackson
Herzog Christian, blacksmith, 705 Broadway
Herzog Gustave, salesman C. & E. Raaa & Co., dwl 1008
Larkin
Herzog Herman, blacksmith Cliristian Herzog, dwl 706
Broadway
HEKZOO J. A CO. (.Morris Calm). Eureka hair man-
ufacturers, cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office 416 Sac
Herzog Joseph (,J. Herzog .1: Co.), dwl 309 Tyler
Herzog Louis, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 1043 Fol
Herzog Marks, butcher 5 Grand Central Market, dwl 507
Stevenson
Herzog Philip, woodturner Kragen & Co. , dwl 1043 Fol
Heselton Benjamin, molder, dwl 403 Broadway
Heselton Joseph, carpenter Glfford W. Lindsley, dwl 813
Mission
Hesketh George, ropemaker, dwl SE cor Sierra and Indi-
ana
Hesketh Joseph H., tinner James Maguire, dwl S 8 FlUton
nr Van Ness Av
Heskett Ellen, comfortermakerDu Rose & Banks, dwl 252
Jessie
Heskett Thomas, stevedore, dwl 816 Mission
Heskheth William M., porter Dakin & Libby, dwl 331
Iveamy
Heslep Augustus M., attorney at law, office 526 Montgom-
ery, dwl Continental Hotel.
Heslep Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 758 Harrison
Hosier Charles, barkeeper, dwl 677 Mission, rear
Hess , cabinetmaker, dwl 9 Freelon
Hess Abram, trunk manufacturer, dwl 1222 Mission
Hess Adolph confectioner Richard Albrecht, dwl 103 Tay-
lor
Hess Andrew J. {Mansfield & H.), dwl 128 Kearny
Hess Benny, bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheinier, dwl 300
Stockton
Hess Charles, merchant, dwl 869 Mission
Hess Ch-irles, optician, 519 Kearny, dwl 1308 California
Hess Christian, proprietor Union Brewery, 326 and 328
Clementina
Hess Conrad, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl 1226
Dupont
Hess Frank, baker, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Hess Frederick (Frederick Hess & Co.), dwl 821 Cali-
fornia
UESS FKEDERK'K «t t'O. (.Alois Brauer), pro-
prietors California Demokrat and California Staats
Zeitung, office 524 California
Hess George B., liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and Brenham
PI
Hess Henry (.Hess S: Cohn), dwl 1 Martha PI
Hess Henrv J., dwl 640 Brj-ant
Hess Jacob, merchant, dwl 746 Market
Hess John, butcher, dwl 81 Stevenson, rear
Hess John, teamster, dwl 415 Natoma, rear
Hess Joseph, preserved meats, 26 Centre Market, dwl 81
Stevenson
Hess Joseph L. (i. <t E. Wertheinier), dwl 708 Post
Hess Josei* S., stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl NW
cor Washington and Larkin
Hess Konrad, carpenter, dwl 520 Filbert, rear
Hess Le\i, solicitor Commercial Union Instirance Co., dwl
300 Stockton
Hess Robert, merchant, dwl 746 Market
Hess Valentine, cabinetmaker G. Uefflnger & Co., dwl S
Harlan PI
Hess William, dwl 115 Second
Hess William, carriagemaker John W. Farren, dwl Golden
Gate Hotel
Hess William, salesman Charles Hess, dwl 1308 California
Hess William F., exchange clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
311 Stockton
Hess & Cohn {Henri/ Hess and Isaac Cohn), shirt manu-
facturers and gents' funiishing goods, 431 Mont
Hesse Fritz, waiter Constitution Hotel, dwl 563 First
Hesse Julius, vamisher, dwl 203 Post
Hesse William, real estate, dwl 940 Howard
Hessel E. J. Miss, milliner John C. Doherty, dwl 570 Min
Hessen John, laborer, dwl 25 Rincon PI
Hessen William, porter, dwl 1606 Pacific Av
Hession Michael, merchant, dwl 2027 Polk
Hessler Charles, bookkeeper L. Feldman & Co., dwl 226
Capp
Hessler Ludwig, upholsterer William J. Heney &Co., dwl
322 Bush
Hessler William. American Bakery, 716 Pacific
Hester , dwl 612 California
Hester A. A. (widow), dwl 772 Folsom
Hester Louis, cabinetmaker, dwl 333 Bush
Hester Martin, steward What Cheer House
Hester Mining Co. (Big Cottonwood, Utah), office 302
Montgomery room 6
Hesterson Hector, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Constitu-
tion
Hesthal August, cutter Pacific Glove Works, dwl 743 Ellis
Hesthal Emma A. Miss, necktiemaker James N. Makins,
dwl N s Post bet Broderick and Baker
Hesthal William Joseph, dwl N s Post bet Broderick and
Baker
Hestler Davis, expresswagon, 1134 Market, dwl cor Ful-
ton and Franklin
Hestrcs Emile, merehandisebroker, office 202 California,
dwl 612 California
Heterick Frank D., foreman Assayer'a Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 103 Van Ness Av
Hetherington Heury, engineer stm John L. Stephens
Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 26 Moss
Hettich Wilham, laborer, dwl 8 Miller PI
Hettich William, machinist P. A. Huntington, dwl 834
Folsom
Hettinger Nicholas, cook 329 Montgomery, dwl 144 First
Hettle Jacob F., oysterman Louis Eppinger, dwl 19 Stock-
ton PI
Hettrich Charles, tailor, dwl 254^ Clara
Hett«cher Christian, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Hetzler H., machinist Hanscom & Co.
Hetzler W. 0. , machinist ^tna Iron Works, dwl 317 Bush
Heuck Frances (widow), dwl 30 Moss
Heuer Alexander H. {Schmadeka A- Beuer), dwl 112
Francisco
Heuer Ernst, bookkeeper Denicke Bros., dwl Pine nr
Mason
Heuer George C. W., proprietor Young America Saloon,
SE cor Steuart and Howard, dwl 43 Everett
Heuer H., musician, dwl 420 Union
Heuer Philip, groceries and liquors, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Lombard, dwl 2193 Taylor
Heughes Fred. L. (Heiu/hes A Co.), res Rochester, N. T.
Heughes William {Heughes & Co.), res Oakland
Heughes & Co. {William and Fred. L. Heughes), real-
estate agents, 420 Montgomery
Heurtin Auguste, cook Somaly & Coqueugniot, dwl 106
Prospect PI
Heusch Cliarles, vamisher, dwl 54 Nevada
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
C. p. VAIT SCHAACK Si CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Heusch Constaotine, mining eng-ineer. dwi 5J Kearny
Heusler Henry, cabmetniakcr >feohanics' Mill, dwl Stanly
nr San Bruno Road, Bemal Heights
Heussler L., cabinetmaker, 231 Jacl<son
Heustis Edward, driver Chase & Wolf, dwI SE cor Battery
and Pacific
Heuston Frederick G., merchant, dwl 17 Hampton PI
Heuston John, miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Heuston. Set' He\vs^:>n
DEVEKIN MK'U.IEL, Pioneer Steam Marble Works,
422 and 424 Jackson, stoneyard foot Third, dwl 1817
Stockton
Hewelcke Edwin, marker La Grande Laundry, dwl 1003
Natiima
Hewelcke Hug:o, traveling agent, dwl 2.S6 Eighth
Hewes Charles W. Jr., bookkeeper Parker, Wattson &
Co., res Oakland
Hewes David, real estate, office 409 California, res Tubbs'
Hotel, Oakland
Hewes John, bootblack and whit«ner, 2 Sixth
Hewes. See Hughes
Hewett J. B. Rev., dwl 240 Jessie
Hewitt .\., miller, dwl IS First
Hewitt Agues Mrs., dwi 612 Valencia
Hewitt A. J., dwl 1110 Clay
Hewitt Ahira (widow-), dwi S s California bet Steiner and
Pierce
Hewitt Charles, dwi W s Broderick bet Sacramento and
Clay
Hewitt Charles J., captain schr Harp, res Saucelito
Hewitt Frederic, draftsman Risdon 1. and L. Works
Hewitt George, sheepherder, dwl 315 Jessie
Hewitt George F., mariner, dwi 900 Broadway
Hewitt J., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., cor" Fourth and
Townsend
Hewitt J. N. , clerk P. A. Kearney, dwl S W cor Folsom and
First
Hewitt Mary 0. (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 120
Fourth
Hewitt Percival, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
XW cor Broderick and Sacramento
Hewlett Peter B., stableman, dwi 1412 Mason
Hewson Herbert, machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 793
Mission
Hewson John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 5
Margaret PI
HEWSd.X ROBERT, superintendent Union Gas Ma-
chine Co., office 633 Washington, dwl 1012 Turk
Hewson Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
HEWSTOX (;EOK4JE, physician and supervisor Tenth
Ward, office and dwl 6.i2 Folsom
Hewston John, clerk, dwi 652 Folsom
Hewston John, solicitor Henrj' Brown, dwl 105 Clark
HEM'STOX JOHX Jr., chemist, and superintendent
S. F. Assaying and Refining Works, office 410 Mont-
gomery, dwi 1011 Pine
Hewston X. Archibald, painter, 255^ Third
Hewston Robert, laborer Henry F. WilUams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Hewsbin. Sec Heuston
He-xtell Thomas, landscape gardener, dwi 101 Montgom-
erv' Block
Hey .Amelia Mrs., shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl cor
Eleventh and Folsom
Hey Fritz, barkeeper Fritz Lawall, dwl cor Pacific and
Virginia PI
Hey John, clerk 309 Front, dwl 570 Howard
Hey Peter, laborer, dwi 5 Stevenson
Hey. See Hay
He\den John, carpenter S. Lachman & Co., dwl 609 How
Hevden William, cabinetmaker, dwl 3 Park PI
He.vdenfeldt Annie (widow), dwi 835 Mission
HEYDEXFELDT !<OLONOX, attorney at law, office
401 California, dwi 1027 Mission
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr., attorney at law, office 414 Cali-
fornia, dwi 620 Sutter
Heyer Albert, groceries, SW cor Third and Brvant, dwl
501 Bn,-ant
Heyer Bernard, cabinetmaker, dwl Harmony Hotel
Heyer C. W., clerk Ernest Hoger, dwi 227 Morton
Heyer. See Hyer
Heyermanny aI, proprietor West End House, San 3ob6
Road nr county line
Heyes Richard, bookkeeper S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
1008*^ Market
Hejifren M., laborer Palace Hotel
He.vfron Joseph, wood and coal, 328 Sixth
Hej-fron Matthew, wood and coal, 716 Folsom, dwl 28
Perry
He.vfron Michael, laborer, 710 Folsom, dwl 28 Perry
He.vfron Peter, laborer, dwl 28 Perry
Heyl George, buteher, dwi 17 Louisa
Heyland John, longshoreman, dwl 21 Howard
He.vm Charles, cook J. Reagan, dwl 145 Post
He.vman A., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl OOSStevenson
Heyman Abe R., bookkeeper Julius Limpke, dwl 608
Stevenson
Hej-mau Alexander, druggist E. Abramson, dwl 735 Fol
He.vman Israel, tailor, dwi 634 Green
He.TOian Jacob, clerk Abraham Franklin, dwl 313 Kearny
HejTiian Julius, glazier, dwi 27 Everett
He.vman Moses, shoemaker, dw 1 UO Linden Av
He.\-man Wolf, pawnbroker, dwi TOO Ellis
Hepi William, salesman Baker & HamUton, dwl 9 Stock-
ton PI
Hej-nart Clement, upholsterer Charles Plum & Co. dwi
410 O'Farrell
Hej-nemann George, clerk Henry Hildebrandt, dwl 208
Sutter
Heynemann Hermann (Heynemann <t Co,), dwl S s Fran-
cisco bet Kearny and Duiwnt
HejTiemann Leonard D. (Heynemann <fc Co.), res London
England
Heynemann Manfred H., salesman He.vTiemann & Co., dwl
S s Francisco bet Dupont and Keamy
HEVXE.M.tXX A' CO. (Leonard D. and Hermann
Heynemann, and F. P. Salnmoni), importers and
jobbers dry goods, car]iet«, upholstery, etc. , 5 San
He.ywood Charles W. , lumber stevedore Hej-wood & Bar-
man, dwl IS Man-
He\nvood Frank (Heyieood .{.• Earnum), dwl 5 Essex PI
He.i-wood Silas J. (Heyienod A Hendley), dwi 623 Jessie
bet Seventh and Eighth
He.vwood William B. (Heyieood it Harmon), res Gualala,
Mendi.cino Co.
He.vwood Zimri B. (Heyieood .1- Harmon), dwi 1533 Polk
HEVMOOD Jt H.4R.UOX (Z. B. Heyieood, S. H.
Harmon, W. B. Heyieood, and F. Beyieood),]\aDbeT
dealers. Pier 13 Steuart
Heywood & Hendley (SiVas J. Heywood and Aaron C.
Hendley), produce commission, 224 Clay
Hi Loong (Chinese), slipper manufacturer, 414 Sacramento
Hiaenold Michael, turner, dwi Missouri bet Mariposa and
Santa Clara
Hibbard Anna Miss, silkworker California Silk Manuf,
Co., dwi Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.
Hibbard Edwin, housepainter Gihnan & Mellon, dwi 5
Tison PI
Hibbard Emma Miss, silkworker California Silk Manuf.
Co., dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.
Hibbard Hiram, housemover, dwi 312 Minna
Hibbard John G., laborer, dwl N sTwelfth Av m- P, South
S. F.
Hibbert B. S., sawyer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 8 Minna
Hibbets Jacob R., engineer George W. Swan & Co., dwl
114 Spear
Hibemia Brewen', Mathew Nunan proprietor, S s Howard
bet Eighth and Ninth
Hibemia Hall, 246 Third
II1BERXI.4 SAVIXCS ASD LOAX SOCIETY
THE, Myles D. Sweeny president, Edward Martin
secretary- and treasurer, NE cor Mont and Market
Hichbom Alexander, Shipwrights' Joxu". Assn, 71 New
Montgomerj'
Hicinbothem DaWd, barkeeper, 530 Sacramento, dwl
ANTiat Cheer House
Hicke Henry, grocer, dwi 21 John
Hickei Henry, deputy sheriff, dwi 942 Harrison
Hicken Louis, teacher German-English School, dwl 910
Harrison
Hickenson E., boatman. Third St. Wharf
Hickerson , broker, dwl 128 First
Hickey Cornelius, st<;)necutter, dwl 115i Shipley
Hickey Comehus C, laborer, dwi "45 Ritch
Hickey J., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hickey James, horsetrainer. Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
Hickey James, laborer, dwl California Av nr Wolf, Ber-
nal Heights
Hickey James, laborer Car Shop Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Si.xteenth and Harrison
Hicke.v James, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl N B Bush
bet Devisadero and Br<.">derick
Hickey James, longshoreman, dwi 218 Broadway
Hickey James, painter, dwi 1611 Powell
Hickey James, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
Hicke.v James E.. tanner Gottlieb Dietsch, dwi Br>-ant nr
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r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont
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HIG
Hickev Jerome, saloonhand stm New World, Front St.
WTiarf
Hickev .I-'hti, deckhand stm El Capitan. Oakland Ferry
HickeV John, driver Louis Jaffe. dwl 125 Sutter
Hickey John fireman stm Ventura
Hickev John, laborer, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Sanchez
Hickev John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Hickev John, laborer Market St. R. R.
Hickey John, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 33S Main
Hickev John, laborer Palace Hot«l
Hickey John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl bZi First
Hickey John, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Hickev John J., seaman, dwl 5S Everett
Hickev LawTence. plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 741 Market
Hickey Lizzie Miss, compositor The Guardian, dwl 45
Ritch ^ ,
Hickey Maggie Miss, compositor The Guardian, dwl 45
Riteh
Hickey Marv Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 123 Second
Hickev Michael, laborer, dwl lOG First
Hickey Michael, machinist S. F. Gas Litfht Co., Potrero
Hickev Michael, watchman St. Mar>-*s Hospital
Hickey Patrick, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. California
Hickey Patrick, clerk John G. Kelly, dwl SE cor Folsom
and Seventh
Hickev Patrick, laborer, dwl 345^ Third
Hickey Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Fifteenth At nr P, South
S. F.
Hickey Philip, bookkeeper Osgood & Stetson, dwl 571
Brvant
Hickev Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1029 Sutt«r
Hickey Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 22 Second
Hickev Thomas, stonecutter Charles McVicker, dwl 45
Ritch
Hickev William, paint-er. dwl 1611 Powell
Hickev William C, barkeeper Thomas McXulty, dwl
West End, Brenham PI
Hicklin Birnev T.. housemover, dwl 320 Fifth
Hickok H. D., composit^^ir Evening Bulletin, dwl 719 Cal
Hickok O. A., turfman, dwl 115 Powell
Hickux , dwl 429 Francisco
Hiekox Amos Dewitt, dwl 541 Fourth
Hickox B. F. . bookkeeper Josiah W. Tripp, dwl 1851 Stev
Hickux George C. {Hiclr^ .{■ Sprar), dwl 1620 California
Hickox J. H.. inspector Custom House, dw 541 Fourth
Hickox Wesley, salesman A. B. Ross & Co., dwl 2523 Mis-
sion
HICKOX A SPE.IR (George C. HicJcox and John I.
Spear), bankers, NE cor Montgomery and Sacra-
mento, entrance .546 Sacramento
Hicks Alice, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., dwl 111
Natoma
Hicks Charles, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Hicks Charles W., teamster, dwl 1062 Howard, rear
HICKS I>. A CO, (Henru EeUcr), bwkbinders and
blank-br'ok manufacturers, 543 Clay
HICKS DA\IEL (D. Hicks tt Co. avid Henry Keller
li- €>,.), dwl 415 Union
Hicks Edward, helper Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 111
Nat'ima
Hicks Edward P., bookkeeper Wiester & Co., dwl 559J
Minna
Hicks F., teacher music, dwl 40 Eddy
Hicks James L., sewing-machine machinist, 47 Second,
dui 0 Caroline
Hicks James S., porter, dwl 776 Mission
Hicks John A., salesman Theodore Lieberman &Co., dwl
lOS Second
Hicks John R., photographer Charles L. Cramer, dwl 1S4
Jessie
Hicks Mary Mrs., dwl 111 Natoma
Hicks Reuben B., carpenter, dwl 1620 Howard
Hicks Richard M., fancv goods, 104 Second, dwl 103 Sec
Hicks Urban E., compositor Joseph Winterbum & Co.,
dwl 931i Market
Hicks William B., carriagesmith, dwl 5.V2 Brj'ant
Hicks William J., barkeeper James J. Eddy, dwl 527 Pac
Hicksnn Henry, market, 550 Mission
Hickson. See Hixon
Hidalgo Antonio, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Hidden Treasure Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co. Cal.),
office 200 Sansom
Hiegel Nicholas, molder, dwl SW cor Hancock and Sanchez
Hicnnan John, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Hiester Amos C., foreman Stock Report, dwl 422 Seventh
Highy William (George W. Stcan <t Co.), res Oakland
Higby William, attf.imey at law, office 606 Montgomery
room S, res Oakland
Higel Alois, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ecker and
Lick, and proprietor Mission St. House, 520 Mission
Higgens A. (widow), dwl 1051 Howard
jjjg-g-in , painter, dwl 7S5 Mission
Higgin Helen (widow), dwl 2003 Powell
Higgin John, caq:>enter, dwl 725 Broadway
Higgin Samuel, machinist Hawkins & CantreH
Higgin Thomas, painter, dwl 7S5 Mission
Higdns , paperhanger, dwl 304 Minna
Higgins Albert, laborer Palace Hotel
Higgins Augustus, machinist, dwl 263 Clara
Higgins Bridiret (widow), dwi 160S Jones
Higgins B. S.'Mrs., dressmaker Mme. Richmond, dwl 69
Minna
Higsins Catherine J. (widow), seamstress, dwl 69 Minna
Higgins Charles (A. D. Whitney A- Co.), res Virginia City
Higgins Charles B., mining secretary, office 402 Mont-
gomery room 1, dwl 14 Turk
Higgins Daniel, porter Sheriffs Office, dwl 417 Kearny
Higgins Daniel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Higgins Edward, carpenter, dwl 116 Welsh
Higgins Edward & Co. (J/. McDonnell), stockbrokers,
office 405 California
Higgins Elisha {Flionins d- Collins), dwl 604 Filbert
Higgins Elizabeth Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 51 Centre
Market, dwl 1323 Sacramento
Higgins E. R.. photographer Carleton E. Watkins, dwl
704J Mission
His^ns Frank, clerk, dwl 337 Union
Higgins Frank E., bookkeeper Starbird & Goldstone, dwl
12=t Russ
Higgins Frank P., dwl 1912 Bush
Higgins Ge':>rge, restaiirantkeeper, dwl 331 Minna
Higgins George, waiter, dwl 53 Natoma
Higgins H. (widow), dwl 263 Clara
Higgins Harrison Y., tinsmith C. H. Stombs & Co., dwl
SI Natoma
Hiqgins Hugh, laborer Superintendent Public Streets
HICGIXS ISA.4C \., editor Morning Call, office 517
Clay, dwl 51S Gearj'
Higgins J., drajTnan, 214Broadway
Higgins J., laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
Higgins James, assistant observer Signal Service U. S.
A., office and dwl 42 Merchants' Exchange
Higcins James, laborer, dwl S Broadway
Higgins James H., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 325
Jessie
Higgins J. B., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 24STehama,
" rear
Higgins John, blacksmith, 770 Mission, dwl 10 Moss
Higgins John, boilermaker, dwl N s Twenty-second nr
San Jose Av
Higgins John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwl cor
" Twenty-second and Guerrero
Higgins John, carpenter, dwl 32 Langton
Higgins John, carriagepainter Carvill Manufacturing- Co..
dwl 311 Jessie
Hig^ns John, engineer, dwl 263 Clara
Higgins John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Higgins John, market, iS}^ Louisa
Higgins John, porter, dwl 240 Ritch
Higgins John, porter stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
^ Co.
IUG<;INS JOHN, proprietor Western Hotel, 214 Broad-
wav
Higgins John, serviceman Spring Valley Water Works,
•dwl 1 Mary
Higgins John, stevedore, dwl Yii^nia Block room 11
Higgins John, waiter, dwl 4 Jessie
Higgins John W., gilder M. D. Nile, dwl 3003 Powell
Hii-gins Margaret (widow), grt>ceries, 525 Mission
Hiu'u'ins Mark, laborer, dwl 1013 McAllister
Hi;:gins Mark W., plvmiber and gasfitter, dwl 131 Fifth
Higgins Mar>' Mrs., rheumatic medicine, dwl 3 Bdw7
Higgins M. G., seaman, dwl 436 Jessie
Hiirgins M. G., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Higgins Michael, hackman. Plaza, dwl 10 Glover
Higgins Michael, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 31 Natoma
Higgins Monica, teacher music, dwl 263 Clara
Higgins Morris, housepainter, dwl 633 Jessie
Higgins M. W., plumber and gasfitter U. S. Marine Hoe-
l)i :al
Hi^-ins Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E, Kelly, dwl 1051
Howard
Higgins P., waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Higgins P., watchman, dwl 277 Stevenson
Higgins Patrick, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
9 Dora
MOEGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters.
C. p. VAH SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
HiLTirins Patrick J. , bootfitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
lU Hayes
Hijrgins Peter, waiter J. R. Reagan, dwl 53 Natoma
Hig:gins Robert, bricklayer, dwl 1724 Jessie bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Higgins Samuel C, machinist, dwl 65S Minna
Higgins Sanih (widow), dwl 1512 Folsrmi
Hitrgins Solomon, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, dwl
^ 1051 Howard
Higgins Thomas, annealer U. S. Mint (Carson City, Nev.),
dwl 337 Union
Higgins Thomas, laborer, dwl 9 Bernard
Higgins Uriah, artesian-wellborer, 311 Pine, res Oakland
Higgins Walter B., agent Secor Sewing Machine, 242
Third, dwl 651 Stevenson
Higgins Warren D., bookkeeper Doane & Co., dwl ISOIJ
Lark in
Higgins William, butcher Frolich & Co., dwl NW cor
Broderick and Bush
Higgins Williams, clerk Western Hotel, 214 Broadway
Higgins William, laborer, dwl 1137 Union
Higgins William, paver S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 7 Salmon
Higgins William, special policeman Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.'s Wharf, dwl 35 Clarence PI
Higgins William, st-evedore, dwl Virginia Block
Higgins William, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Higgins William F., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 414 Pac
Higgins William L. {Uiggiiis & Conkling), dwl Cosmopol-
itan Hotel
Higgins William T., office 402 Montgomery room 10, dwl
1124 Sutter
Higgins W. S., lather Palace Hotel
Higgins & Co\lms(Elisha Hlggiiis and George H. Collins),
wholesale wood and lumber, Larue's Wharf
Higgins & Conkling {Williatyi L. Higgins and David
Conkling), stockbrokers, office 425 California
Higgs Annie, actress California Theater, dwl 236 Sutter
Higgs David {Hi</gs d; Brother), dwl 230 Sutter
Higgs David, manufacturer, dwl 213 Fii-st
Higgs Henry, carpenter Palace Hotel
Higgs Henry William, asphaltum and feltroofer, dwl 826
Jackson
Higgs John (Higgs d- Brother), dwl 236 Sutter
Higgs Thomas, real estate, dwl 826 Jackson
Higgs W., carpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
Higgs & Brother (David and John Higqs), maniifacturers
horse-shoe nails and rivets, N s Market bet Front and
Davis
High Amos, carjienter Palace Hotel, dwl 916 Mont
High James, waiter William Weston, dwl 5 Tay
High W. H. Jr., bookkeejier D. E. Allison "& Co., res
Oakland
Higham Eli, sewing machines, 215 Fourth
Highhill Louis, porter Tricst & Friedlander, dwl Clay nr
Jones
Highland Consolidated Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 402
Montgomery room 2
Highland John, laborer Edward Fanning, dwl 320 Chest-
nut
Hight John (colored), mariner, dwl 1020 Kearny
Highton Edward R., real-estate agent, 422 Montgomery,
dwl 2433 Buchanan
na<;BlTO\ HEXRI' E., attomcy at law, office 523
California, res Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Hilands WUliam 0., carpenter, dwl 846^ Folsom
Hilbercr Philip (Heiiier <fc Co.), dwl 22 Stockton PI
Hilbert Charles, caqienter, dwl 434 Stevenson
Hiibertson Charles, molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 3028 How
Hiiburn Adolph, salesman Wolf C'aro, dwl 323 Dupont
Hiklebrand Alexander (Mathias d: //.), dwl 1521 Post
Hildebrand August (Hildehrand tt Co.), dwl N s Nato-
ma bet Seventh and Eighth
Hildebrand Conrad (Hildebrand tfc Hauscr), dwl 11 Au-
gust Alley
Hildebrand Conrad (Hildebrand dt Hodgson), dwl 4 Seli-
na PI
Hildebrand Conrad, barkeeper Ferdinand Koenig, dwl 632
Pacific
Hildebrand Conrad, plumber John Bohn, dwl Seventeenth
bet Mission and Howard
Hildebrand Conrad, waiter Saulmami & Lauenstein, dwl
19 Hinckley
Hildebrand George, finisher cabinetwork, dwl 6 Lilly Av
Hildebrand George, stableman, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Hildebrand Henry H., druggist Leipnitz & Co., dwl 753
Mission
Hildebrand Jacob, laborer, dwl 436 Green
Hildebraiid & Co. (August Hildebrand and WilliaTn
Wftzel), market. 111 Seventh
Hildebrand & Hauser (Conrad Hihkbra7id and Conrad
Hauser), junkdealers, 1503J Stockton
Hildebrand & Hodgson (Conrad Hildebrand and Robert
Hodfison), restaurant, 501 Dupont
Hildebrandt , cook, dwl 72S Filbert
Hddebrandt Carsten (Uildebrandt ds Knop), dwl 2102
Mason
Hildebi-andt Edward, captain schr Tliree Brothers, dwl S
s Jackson bet Powell and Mason
Hildebrandt Ferdhiaud, carriagepainter Larldns & Co.,
dwl 15^ Tehama
Hildebrand't Henry, groceries and liquors, 208 Sutter, dwl
2049 Missii>n
Hildebrandt Philip, expressman, dwl 636 Pacific
Hildebrandt William C.(Altsehul d; H.),dwl WsCappbet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Hildebrandt & Knop (Canitcn Hildebrandt and Elfert
Rnnp), groceries and liquors, SE cor Mont and Bdwy
Hildebrandt. See Hildebrand and Hillebrandt
Hildenbrand Elizabeth M. (widow), dwl 234 Thirteenth
Hildin I*ucpell, laborer Antonio Esperence, dwl S 8 Silver
Av nr San Jos6 Road
Hildretb George A., barkeeper John McDonald, dwl SW
cor Sixth and Market
Hildreth Richard, barkeeper, dwl 21 Garden
Hiles Julia (widow), seamstress, dwl 311 O'Farrell
Hilferty William, blacksmith Jonathan Kittredge, dwl
352 Clementina
Hilgerloh George, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 247
Clementina
Hilgerloh Henry, liquor and beer saloon, NE cor Califor-
nia and Keamy, dwl 247 Clementina
Hill Annie A. Miss, principal Shotwell St. Primary School,
dwl OOS Fillmore
Hill Anthony (widow), dwl E s Fillmore bet Hayes and
Fell
Hill Austin, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Hill Barton, acting manager California Theater, dwl 407
Sutter
Hill Charles B., steward Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm New-
hern, dwl 14 Virginia
Hill Christian C, captain schr Rival, dwl 311 Ritch
Hill Edward, cook, dwl S3 Stevenson
Hiil Edward, cook Nicholas Susand, dwl 405 Fourth
Hill Edwin P., messenger London & S. F. Bank, dwl 1833
Bush
Hill E. Hemsworth, law student Joseph M. Nougues, dwl
2202 Steiner
Hill Ephraim, dwl 414 Pacific
Hill Ephraim P., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 710
Ellis
Hill Francis, steward, dwl 104 Market
Hill Francis M., dwl 1107 Pine
Hill Frank H., mining, office 411^ California room 3, dwl
Union Club
Hill Frahklin, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 60G
Fourth
Hill George, dwl SW cor Jones and Chestnut
Hill George A., miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 520 How
Hill George Albert, broker and secretary Tallulah Mining
Co., office 19 New Montgomery, dwl 1201 Sacramento
Hill Han-ev M.. clerk S. W. Doggett, dwl 605 Clay
Hill Henn-, carpenter, dwl 1.309 Stockton
Hill Henrv O., market, 429 Minna, dwl 1924 Taylor
Hill Horace L. (Hill d- EUgour), dwl Union Club
Hill I. L., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Hill J. Mrs., dwl 783 Market
Hill James F., metalroofer William Cronan, dwl 1023
Market
Hill James H., carpenter, dwl 974 Folsom
Hill James S., machinist Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl W s Ber-
nal bet Precita and Serj'entine avs, Bemal Heights
Hill James W., carpenter, dwl 163 Perry
Hill J. Erj-ant, stockbroker, dwl 742 Washington
Hill J. E., health inspector, office 124 Gearj', dwl 518
Geary
Hill John, brickmolder Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Hill John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hill John, miner, dwl 304 Beale
Hill John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 212 Second
Hill John, porter Rosenthal, Feder& Co., dwl 14G Minna
Hill John, real-estate agent, office 236 Montgomery, dwl
2202 Steiner
Hill John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba, dwl 828J
Vallejo
Hill John B. Rev., agent Methodist Book Depositon,', and
California Christian Advocate, office 671 Market, res
Alameda
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Hill .Tnhii E., special policeman, dwl fiOO Bush
Hill .T"lm .1., carpenter, chvl 1230 Mission
Hill John T., clerk John S. Manson, dwl 720 Broadway
Hill Kate Miss, private school, NE cor Webster and Ful-
ton, dwl 610 Fillmore
Hill l.ouis, hrewer Schweitzer & Bro., dwl 235 First
Hill Louis, laborer, dwl S s Vandewater nr Mason
Hill Marian (widow), dwl 906 Bush
Hill Mary E., hakerj' and confectionery, dwl cor Tiventy-
fourth and Alabama
Hill Morgan, bookkeeper E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 630
Sutt«r
Hill R. De George, clerk, dwlSW cor Jones and Chestnut
Hill Richmond R., porter Anderson & Randolph, dwl 6
Vallejo PI
Hill Robert., seaman, dwl 115 Jackson
Hill Samuel, clerk Clothing and Equipage Department U.
S. A., 105 Stockton, dwl 830 Folsom
niLL SAMI'El, general agent Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co. , Grand Hotel 19 New Montgomery, dwl 006
O'Farrell
Hill Samuel, porter Horace Porter, dwl 1121 Sacramento
Hill Samuel, sulphuretworker, dwl Green bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Hill Samuel H., dwl 516 Stockton
Hill Sarah B. (widow), dwl 312 Minna
Hill S. M., watchman Palace Hotel
Hill Sumner, dwl 417 Powell
Hill Thomas, artist, studio 20 Post (and Joseph Roos <t-
Cn.), dwl 1227 Turk
Hill William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louis-
iana nr Shasta
Hill William, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Hill William, sulphuretworker, dwl Green bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Hill William C, sashmaker, dwl 606 Fourth
Hill William H., clerk Pioneer Land and Loan Aasn, dwl
26 Langt.on
niLl A KILfiOI'R (Hnrace L. Hill and Lawrence
Kibiiivr), stockbrokers, oflice 403 California
HiUam .James, plasterer Palace Hotel
Hillan Barney, coaljia-sser Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Hillard William, butcher, dwl 304 Beale
Hille Cilestin, laborer, dwl 721 Pacific
Hillebr.and Henry, groceries and liquors, 520 Fourth
Hillcbrand William, cook Henrv Simon, dwl 30 Jessie
Hillehrandt August, blacksmith, dwl 203 Post
Hillebrandt August, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hillebrandt Fabian (Hillehrandt <t- Co.), dwl 2019 Folsom
Hillebrandt John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth
and Folsom
Hillebrandt & Co. (Fahian Hillehrandt, Peter Windeler,
Nicholas L. Meyer, and C. Hartinann), proprietors
Enterprise Brewery, 2019 Folsom bet Sixteenth and
Sevetiteenth
Hilleker E., clerk, dwl 429 Bush
Hillem James, bricklayer, dwl E s Mission bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Hillen Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Pine
and Larkin
Hiller David A., homeopathic physician, office and dwl
226 Post
homeopathic physician, office and
homeopathic physician, office and
Hiller Frederick Jr.
dwl 226 Post
Hiller Frederick Sr.
dwl 226 Post
Hiller George, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 673 Howard
Hiller Richard M., blacksmith, 845 Harrison, dwl 531
Bryant
Hillennan Joseph, teamster Pacific Glass Works
Hillert Frederick (Portois .[■ H.). dwl 1046 Folsom
Hillery W. H. Rev. , pastor African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church, dwl Greenwich bet Polk and Larkin
Hillgen Harmon, clerk Henry Hillgen, dwl S s Nineteenth
bet Capp and Mission
Hillgen Henrj', groceries, SW cor Capp and Nineteenth,
dwl S 8 Nineteenth bet Capp and Mission
Kfllliard (widow), dwl 26 Ritch, rear
Hilliard E. F,, roUkeeper S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, dwl 318 Pine
Hilliard O. M., machinehand California Mills, dwl 69
MiTUia
Hilliard Louis B., clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, 230 Cal
Hilliard M,arinus, engineer, dwl 60 Minna
Hillicker Mary L. Miss, nurse, dwl 108 Jackson
Hillis George, pantiyman Occidental Hotel, dwl 116 Second
Hillman Edward, stevedore, dwl Pringle Court nr Green-
wich
Hillman Grafton O., conductor Market St. R. R.
Hillman Henry, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 162
First
"Hillman Isaac, compounder Hillman's Medicines, dwl 151
Shipley
Hillman James, porter A. Lusk & Co., dwl 110 Montgom-
ery Block
Hillman James, U. S. inspector boilers and machinery,
office 11 U. S. Court Building, dwl W s Mission nr
T^venty-second
Hillman John R., clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl
151 Shipley
Hillock Thomas, laborer, dwl 239 Minna, rear
Hills Austin H., butter, eggs, and cheese, 25 Grand Central
Market, dwl 428 O'Farrell
Hills Charles, baker Miners' Restaurant, dwl 417 Green
Hills Ernest C, clerk Austin H. Hills, dwl 428 O'Farrell
Hills Frank, pressman Spaulding & Barto, dwi 110 Minna
Hills Frederick, baker Gustave Melsing, dwi 417 Green
Hills Frederick, expressman D. A. Macdonald &, Co., dwl
911 Filbert
Hills John, clerk Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 118 Fell
Hills N. Frank, printer, dwi 110 Minna
Hills Ralph F., carpenter N. Gray & Co., dwi 641 Sac
Hills Reuben W., salesman Murphy Bros., dwi 428 O'Far-
rell
Hills Santord M. , carpenter and builder, 842 Clay
Hil'singer Elizabeth Miss, milliner John C. Doherty, dwl
1210 Larkin
Hillyer Munson C, mining, office 406i California, dwi
1005 Sutter
Hillyer R., liquor saloon, 135 Folsom
Hillyer Richard, master mariner, dwi 923 Clay
Hilman William, butcher, dwi 509 Washington
Hilmer Louis, druggist and chemist, SW cor Geary and
Larkin
Hilpert Leonhard, bakery, 1223 Stockton
Hilpert Leonhard Jr., driver Leonhard Hilpert, dwi 1223
Stockton
Hilphis Jacob, barkeeper, dwl 2219 Powell
Hilpiscth Jacob, barkeeper John Waldeck, dwl 14 First
Hilstrom Martin, cook William Fowier, dwi 23 'S'allejo
Hilton Charles T., dwi 33i Perry
Hilton Elijah (colored), bathman Phillips & Co.
Hilton F. H. ( Van Dvsen i- H.), res Centeriille
Hilton George F., physician, office 55 Second, dwi 923
Harrison
Hilton George K., printer, dwi 625 Bush
Hilton John, carpenter, dwi 106 Natoma
Hilton John G., seaman, dwi 11 Jackson
Hilton Joseph, drajman Prince E. Hilton, dwl 129 Fourth
Hilton Joseph, sawinaker Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co. ,
dwi lOlS Montgomery
Hilton Melvin P., laborer F. D. Conro & Son, dwi 218 Pac
Hilton Osgood, Shipwnights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Hilton Prmce E., truckman Miller & Co., dwi 1722 Turk
Hilton Samuel M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co. , dwi 443
Green
Hilton WiUiam M., physician and surgeon, office 55 Sec-
ond, dwi 923 Harrison
Hilton. See Hylton
Hilts Abraham M., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwi
1315 Pacific
Hilz Charles, baker Miners* restaurant, dwi 417 Green
Him Lung (Chinese), fancy goods, 930 Dupont
HimesJohn, electrotj-per Painter & Co., dwi 540 Bryant
Himmel Edward, tailor J. H. Tobin, dwi 56 Minna
Himmel Herman, tailor P. Motzeubecker, dwi 55 Minna
Himmelman A. F., wheelwTight P. Friedhofer, dwi 31
Tehama
Hinimelmann Andrew, real-estate and moneybroker,office
637 Washington, dwi 308 O'Farrell
Himmelmann Jacob, dwi 23 Garden
Himmelmann John, laborer New York Bakerj', dwl SW
cor Kearnv and Broadway
Himmelmann Margaret (widow), dwi N s Washington bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Himmelreich Jacob, dyer, dwi 207 Pacific
Himmer Sylvester, driver Mission St. R. R., dwi 1429 Miss
Hiramerman Henry, miner, dwi 814 Montgomery
Himrod Oliver W., boarding, 810 Leavenworth
Hinchey Laurence, carpenter, dwl 840 Market
Hinchler Patrick, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwi
517 Tavlor
Hinchli£Ee William B., plumber Thomas Day, dwi 6 Malvina
PI
Hinchliffe William B., pressman Joseph Winterburn &
Co., dwi 6 Malvina PI
Hinchman Albert A., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwi 11'24 Pine
MOH&AN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presh Oysters.
C- p. VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eeamy, Estatlished 1852.
Hiuchman Charlea H., distiller, office 434 Jackson, dwl
1124 Pine
niXCHMAX TnO^IA8 W., secretarj- Bay District
Association, office 411J Cal room 3, dwl 1124 Pine
Hinchon Ann (widow), dwl 14S Silver
Hinchy Joseph, laborer, dwl 203 Post
Hinck Henry J., groceries and liquors, 743 Ellis
Hinckel Charles, carpenter, dwl 12G Page
Hincken Heurj-, laborer 232 First
Hincken Henry C, bookkeeper H. Allen Mayhew, dwl 38
Kuss
Hinckler James, expressman, dwl 114J Dora
Hinckley Alonzo, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, dwl 3111
Jessie
Hinckley Asa, wire-springmaker, dwl 839 Mission
Hinckley Charles E. (widow), dwl 113 OTarrell
Hinckley Charles E. Jr., clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co dvl
513 O'Farrell '
Hinckley Daniel B. (HiiKkley X- Co.), res Fruit Vale, Ala-
meda Co.
Hinckley Ezra {Crawford i- E.), dwl 839 Mission
Hinckley (Jeorge E., physician, office Amencan Exchange,
^ res Sebastopol, Sonoma Co.
Hinckley George G., purser stm Kalorama, Market St
Wharf
Hinckley Mark F., boxmaker S. F. Co-operative Box Fac-
toiy, dwl cor Burrow and Burling nr San Bruno Road
Hinckley 0\i\er {Reardon X- Hintkley), dwl 319 Har
Hincldey Parker, bookkeeper Wilson Bros., dwl 12 Hamn-
ton PI ^
Hinckley Sallie Miss, furnished rooms, 121 Montgomery
Hinckley Walter B. T., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 513
OTarrell
Hinckley Walter C, engineer Woodward's Gardena. dwl
lis Oak
Hinckley William C, captain, dwl S31 Bush
lUX'KLEY A t'O. {Daniel B. Hinckley and Leon C.
Jlanhutz), proprietors Fulton Foundrj-, NE cor Fre-
mont and Tehama
Hinckley. See Hinkley
Hind Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Hinde Charles, dwl 422 Clementina
Hinders Henry, boots and shoes, 332 Kearny
Hinds , musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Hinds Ambrose, ships' clerk, dwl 1216 Jackson
Hinds Hiram C, U. S. ganger, office 321 Battery, dwl 229
Kearny
Hinds William, carriagepainter Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl
IS Park Av
Hinds WilUam J., carpenter, dwl 115 Second
Hinds. See Hines and Hynes
Hine Xelson, bookkeeper,"dwl 323 Tehama
Hiner Isaiah (colored), waiter Fox i; Vincent, dwl 914 Pac
Hiner Martin, machinist, dwi 535 Howard
Hines , laborer, dwl 115 First
Hines Ellen (nidow), dwl 447 Natoma
Hines James, laborer, dwl N s Hickory Av nr Oough
Hines James, shoemaker, dwl 211 Folsom
Hines See Hynes and Heinz
Hing Cliong (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 504 (Jlay
Huig Chung (Chinese), clothing, 920 Dupont
Hiiig Kee & Co. (Chinese), tinware, 716 Commercial
Hingley Murray, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
Hink Henry, carpenter, dwl 46 Julia
Hmk John F. {Stange a; a.), dwl 9 O'Farrell
Hink Peter H. (Hink d: Ruhde), dwl 15 Hampton PI
Hink R. Gustav, clerk John Horstmann, dwl 700 Bush
Hink Ji Rohde {Peter H. Hink and Peter Jiohde), liquor
saloon, 230 Montgomery
Hinke Ferdinand (Joost Bros. <i Co.), dwl NE cor Mission
and Eleventh
Huikel Charles, dwl 322 Fell
Hinkel Henry, contractor, dwl 406 Octavia
HxnkJe Philip, hydraulic hoist, N s Mission bet Fremont
and Beale, dwl 200 Stockton
Hiiikle WiUiam, sash and blindmakerN. W. Cole & Co.,
dwl 232 Fell
Hinkley N. N., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Hinkle.v. See Hinckley
Hinkston John G., dwl S24 Kearny
Hinley Charles, laborer Hathawav's Wharf, dwl 657 How
Himnan Albert F.. news clerk \VTiitney& Co. 's Express,
dwl 010 Howard
Hinman William E., waiter Brendel S: Volz, dwl 1028 Mar-
ket
Hinnerberg Benjamin, commission merchant, dwl 331
Hayes
Hinriclis August (Hinrieks J: Co.), dwl 331 East
Hmrichs Gerhard, carpenter, dwl cor Polk and Market
Hinrichs Gustave H. K., teacher music, dwl 323 Chestnut
Hmrichs John F., proprietor Boston House, dwl 119 Jack
Umrichs Julius, musician, dwl 620J Lombard
Hmnchs & Co. {A wjmt UinrU-hs and Frederick Miller)
liquor saloon and bowling alley, 331 East
Hinnchsen Edward, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl cor Eighth
and Brannan ''
Hinrichsen H., seaman, dwl 10 Berrj-
Hinrieks George, cabinetmaker Jacob M. Miller dwl
Huettmann's Hotel
Hinsch Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Hinsch Thomas C, receiver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1306
Larkin
Hinton Ada B. M. Miss, teacher Fairmount School dwl
647 Folsom
Hinton Charles H., compositor Evening Post, dwl 647 Fol
HL>TOX WI1,U.4.H n., president Post Publishin<'
Co., office 502 Montgomery, dwl 647 Folsom
Hmton \\ilham M. Jr., compositor Mahon, Thomas & Co
Hintz John, bookkeeper Gillespie, Zan & Co., res Oakland
Hintz John J. {Hmtz ii Klanaann), dwl 735 Brannan
Hmtz L., cabmetmaker Charles M. Plum k Co., dwl 310
Jessie
Hintz Valentine, carpenter Philadelphia Brewery dwl 1''3
Tehama, rear '
Hintz William, barkeeper, 718 Kearny
Hintz & Klarmaun {John J. Hintz and John Elarmann)
proprietors Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
Hintze Isaac, tailor, 320 Pine, dwl 1623 Sutter
Hintze John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Second and
Clementina
Hinz Adolph, salesman W. Haker & Hlnz, dwl ISIS Market
Hmz Adolph Friedrich, miller Golden Gate Mill, dwl 2"0S
Powell
Hinz August C. (IT. Haker J: Hinz), dwl 16^ Harriet
Hinz Carl, salesman Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 831
California
Hinz Carl, toolmaker, 34 Spear, res Oakland
Hinz Emil, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hinz Louis, cabinetmaker Charles Plimi & Co., dwl 9
Gardner
Hinz William, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, dwl 113 Eddy
Hip Wo & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 735 Commercial
Hippcly Alonzo, carpenter, dwl 18 First
Hippen John, carrier Morning Call, dwl 536 Howard
Hippen Thomas, baker Jacob Schneider, dwl 115 Oak
Hipping Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hippley Alonzo, carpenter, dwl 507 Mission
Hippmaim Rudolph {Hippmann i- ScAtwsfer), dwl 933
Kearny
Hippmann & Sehuss\eT {Rudolph Hippmann and A dvlph
Schu,^sler), fruits, vegetables, etc., 28 and 29 Califor-
nia Market
Hipps David, laborer, dwl 31 Freelon
Hireen Timothy K., car conductor, dwl 20 Rausch
Hiriart Ernestine (widow), dwl 71S Broadway
Hiriart Ernestine Mrs. {Hiriart ^b Co.), dwl 718 Broadway
Hiriart & Co. {J^rnestine Hiriart), perfumery and gloves,
402 Kearny
Hiribaren Leon, mariner, dwl 2 Adelaide PI
Hirlenian Philip, packer Le\i Strauss &. Co., dwl SW cor
Washington Av and Mission
Hiron Victor, patternmaker Dunn & Kewin, dwl 235 Perrj-
Hirsch , dwl 5^ Kearny
Hirsch Alphonse, collector Larsen & Wilson, dwl 1022
Stockton
Hirsch Benjamin, clerk, dwl 207 Post
Hirsch Benjamin, clerk Samuel Polack, dwl 11 Dikeman
PI
Hirsch Benno, actor, dwl 207 Post
Hirsch Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 113 Perry
Hirsch Leopold, clerk Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance
Co., dwl 1022 Stockton
Hirsch Leopold, dry goods, 26 Kearny, dwl 226 Sutter
Hirsch Solomon, collector, dwl 1022 Stockton
Hirschauer Pierre, packer E. Guittard & Co., dwl 609
LTnion
Hirschberg Betsy (widow), confectionery and teacher
music, 406 Third
Hirschberg Ludwig, barkeeper, dwl 333 Bush
Hirschbring Abe, fmitpeddler, dwl 40 First
Hirschfeld Bennett, crockery, 15 Fourth, dwl 450 Natoma
Hirschfeld D. & Co., wholesale confectioners, 420 Sac
Hirschfeld David {D. Hirseh/eld ^- Co.), dwl 511 Eddy
Hirschfeld Henry, cigardealer, dwl 1321i Stockton
Hirschfeld Hermann, merchant, dwl 919 O'Farrell
Hirschfeld Joseph, watch materials, dwl 2217 Mason
Hirschfeld Julius Jr. {Tidevmn, U. <t Co.). res London,
England
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Hirschfeld Julius U., pawnbroker, 610 Kearny, dwl 127
Hirschfer"Moses, cigars and tobacco, 101 Sansom, dwl
1321J Stoclctijn „ ,,■ , • ij j,,,i 17
Hirschfeld Newman, salesman B. Hirschfeld, dwl 17
Hirschfdd Philip, salesman Frankenthal & Co., dwl 224
HirscWeW'^Solomon, producedealer, dwl 121 Olive Av
Hirschfekler A. (widow), dwl 530 Ellis
illitsi'lIM VX AIWII'H, imp..rter watches, diamonds,
and iewoh-v, 200 Sansom, dwl 907 Geary , , ,„
Hirshfeld A. M., hairdresser Julius Hirshfeld, dwl 16
Hirshfcid Charles, hairdresser Julius Hirshfeld, dwl 16
Hirshfeld Julius, hairdressing saloon and dealer human
hair, 121 Montjiomery, dwl 16 Turk
Hirshfcid Morris, liairdresser Juluis Hirshfeld, dwl 16
Hirshfeld Peter (Hirshfeld A Frey). dwl 911 Larkin
HirsWeld Peter (Mmjrr ct HA dwllb Turk
Hirshfeld Solomon (Getz cfc //.). dwl 121/1'™.^'^ „, .
Hirshfeld & Frey (feter Umhjdd and n Mmm Frey),
bakers, 911 Larkin . . „.,„ ,„i
HirshBeld Rudolph, agent Nast & Greenzweig, jewelry, 125
Sansom, dwl 627 Ellis ,,.^™„.
Hirspriusr Abraham, fruit peddler, dwl 40 First
Hirst George W., steward Franklin Hotel, 414 Pacific
Hirstman Simon, book agent, dwl 522 S^ixth
Hirt Boiiifacius. printer U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl 15 Cliuton . , ,
Hirth Leon J., jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl
I Hisken Edward, musician, dwl NE cor Clay and Waverly
PI
Hitchbom Albert C, haydealer, dwl 208 TweUth
Hitchcock Clinton, dwl 1010 Powell , „ , ,
Hitchcock C. M., physician, dwl Occidental Hotel
Hitchcock liavid, cariJeuter, dwl 512 Fourth
Hitchcock George, waterman Pacihc iMad S. S. China
Urrt'U«'0<'K CiEOU«E B., agent Edward Bosqiu &
Co., counting-house stationer, 415 Sansom, dwl 1010
Powell
Hitchcock James, seaman, dwl 812 Clay ,,,.„„
Hitchcock WUbur F., cashier TreadweU & Co., dwl 1509
Hitchcox Henry, saddler Market St. R. R., dwl 9 Ridley
Hitchmgs Edward W., salesman WiUiam Ehrenpfort, dwl
Hite Ormsby Jr., purser Pacific Mad S. S. Orizaba, dwl 331
Kearny , , r^. , ^
Hitley Andrew, engineer City Iron Works, dwl cor Eight-
eenth and Capp
Hitt F., farmer, dwl 411 Pacific
Hittcll r.,dwl 726Folsom .
IIITTKLL .lOIIX S., editor Alta California, office 629
California, dwl 619 Stevenson
HITTEILL THEOBOKE II., attorney at law, office 626
Montgomery, dwl 720 Folsom
Hitten M. P., dwl 220 Pacific .,,„„,
Hixson Edward T., bookkeeper Hixson & Curtis, dwl bW
cor McAllister and Lott
Hi.xson Jasper M. (Uixson X- Curd's), dwl SW eor McAllis-
ter and Lott
Hixson William, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., eor
Fourth and Townseud
Hixson & Curtis {.Jasper M. Hixson and Warren P.
Curtis), produce commission merchants, 322 Davis
Hiorth Ludvig A., steward, dwl 41 Jackson
Ho Chuck Hong (Chinese), physician, 82S Washington
Ho Yuen & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 909 Dupont
Hoablin Prosper, clerk G. Veiiard, dwl August Alley bet
Powell and Mason
Hoadley Blanche (widow), dressmaker, 413 Sutter, dwl N
s Hush bet Cemetery Av and Lyon
Hoadley G. C, dentist, office and dwl 128 Kearny
UOAItLEY MiLO, civil engineer, office 29 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl NW cor Bush and Lyon
Hoag Charles P., general agent Eclipse Wind Mills, office
18 and 20 Fremont, res Oakland
Hoag Frank, machinist Angell, Palmer* Co., dwl 69 Min
Hoag George S. (Geunjc S. if on,/ .i- Cc), dwl 818 Post
UOAU «EOK4iiE S. A CO., wood and coal, SW cor
Powell and Sutter
Hoag Gustiive, machinist, dwl 2102 Hyde
Hoag Hamilton, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 0
Gaven
Hoag Jared C, dwl 303 Eddy
Hoaff L B T.hvsician, office and dwl 303 Eddy
Hoag William M., office 302 Montgomery rooms 5 and 6,
dwl Cnsinopnlitan Hotel
Hoagland Edward, milker Healey & MegilUgan, dwl Old
San JosC Road nr Industrial School
Hoa<dand James E., bookkeeper Dean & Co., dwl 122 Turk
HoaSland William C, architect, office 432 Montgomery
' room 10, dwl NE cor Third and Mission
Hoare C. W., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomerj-, dwl 217
Hoare itl. H., horseshoer James SulUvan, dwl Potrero
Hoaton v., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Hobart Benjamin Jr. (Uobart, Wooa i Co., and 1. M.
Wentworth a.- Co.), dwl 626 Geary
Hobart Benjamin F., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
dwl 30i Perry „ ^. _ „ „^ _,
Hobart John R., surveyor lumber, office Pier 10 Stewart,
res East Oakland „ „ ^
Hobart Walter S., capitalist, office 410 Cal, dwl 629 Sutter
Hobart, Wood & Co. (Benjamin Hobart Jr., Samuel A.
Wood, and I. M. Weniwurlh), uuporters, manmaot-
urers and jobbers boots and shoes, 16 Sansom
Hobbert Hemr T. , stationery, 155 Tliird, dwl 13 Hampton
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Hobbs Alfred, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart , .^ ^
Hobbs Caleb S. (Uobbs, Pomeroy <D Co.), dwl N s Liberty
bet Guerrero and Valencia
Hobbs Carlton, clerk Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl H »
Liberty bet Guerrero and Valencia
Hobbs Delia Mrs. , dressmaker, 407 Brannan
Hobbs Frederick P., grain merchant, dwl 1008 Bush
Hobbs George, engineer, dwl 407 Brannan
Hobbs J. K. C, assistant bookkeeper Hobbs, Pomeroy &
Co dwl N s Liberty bet Valencia and Guerrero
Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co. (C. S. Hobbs, David Pomeroy, and
J. a. Wall), boxmakers, 11 and 13 Beale and 10-22
Main
Hobbs Walter S., copyist, dwl 610 Howard
Hobbs' Wharf, E s Long Bridge foot Fourth
Hobdell William T., seaman, dwd G13 Hyde
Hobe Adolphus A., clerk, dwl 111 Eighth
Hobe George J., teller Masonic Savings and Loan Bank,
dwl 1229 Pacific .,„.,. J , „„
Hobelin Lawrence, laborer Baker & Hamilton, dwl 530
Hober Francis, car conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 202
Second ^ , „ ^,. r,
Hobert A. J., brakeman Passenger Depot Southern Pac.
R. R., eor Fourth and Townsend
Hobkirk Peter, contractor, dwl N s Twenty-fourth bet
Noe and Castro
Hobon J., driver Market St. E. R.
Hobrick Jacob, hogranch, W s San JosS Koad nr St.
Mary's College
Hobro William D., plumber and gasfitter, 727 Washing-
ton, dwl 829 Pacific ,, . j
Hobron William, master marmer, office NE cor tf out ana
Washington, dwl 1 Perry
Hobson Abraham, shoemaker, dwl 7 Prospect PI
Hobson Benjamui, clerk Purdy & Litchfield, dwl 7 Pros-
Hobsoii George, hairdresser, dwl Columbia Hot«l
Hobson Henry B., superintendent Occidental Grain Ware-
house, eor First and Townsend, dwl 24 Stanly PI
Hobson Henry F., carpenter, dwl 167 Clara
Hobson John B., dwl 24 Stanly PI , , „,
Hobson Thomas B., clerk Occidental Warehouse, dwl 24
Stanly PI „ , j o xt
UOUiiOM WILLIAM «., secretarj' Colorado S.N.
Co., office 610 Front, dwl E s Octavia bet Washington
and Jackson
Hoburg William H., real-estate agent, office 422 Mont-
gomery', dwl 1127 EUis
Hoch Mary (widow), dwl 218 Francisco
Hochgurtel Nicholas, liquor saloon, NW eor Kearny and
Sacramento, dwl 746 Clay
Hochheimer E. Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Primai-y School, dwl 1704 Polk
Hochheimer Simon, general insurance agent, dwl li>a>
Hochholzer H. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, dwl 1620
nOt'llliOLZER nrCO. architect and ciril engineer,
office SW cor Kearny and Post, dwl 1620 Geary
Hochholzer James, carpenter CaUfomia Mills, dwl 15-0
UOt'likOFLER RUDOLPH, merchandise broker, 205
Front, res Oakland
Hochstadter (widow), dwl Lick House
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
p. VAIT SCHAACg & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Hochstadter EU (Schmieden. H. a,- Co.), dwi 611 Stockton
Hochswin Adolph, clerk Morris, Speyer & Co., dwl 619
Pacific
Hochstein E., dwl 429 Bush
Hock Charles (Hock d: Perazzo), dwl 648 Washington
Hock Henrj-. liquor saloon, 107 Dupont, dwl NW cor
Haight and Gough
Hock Jacob, carpenter, dwi 30 Washington
Hock John, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Hock Tobias, contractor brickwork, dwl 422 Turk
Hock Tobias, hairdresser, dwi 954 Mission
Hock i Penizzo (Charles Hock and John Perazzo), hair-
dressing saloon, ,148 Washington
Hockbnun Henr\» (Huck A- B.\ dwi 227 Minna
Hocking , dwl 8 Central PI
Hocking James. Buckley's Varieties, dwi 405 Kearny
Hockwald Abraham, clerk Goldstein & Millzner, dwl 7404
Washington
Hoda Charles, brickmolder, dwl W 8 Church nr Seven-
teenth
Hodas August, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother, dwl
Codman PI
Hoddersen-iialling John E., barkeeper Ernst H. Meyer,
dwl SE cor Front and Broadway
Hodenfeldt Charles, manufactiiring jeweler, dwl 449 Na-
toma
Hodes August*, barber, dwl 5 Cottage PI
Hodgdin W. H., student Medical Department University
California
Hodgdon Ambrose P., contractor, dwl W s Sixteenth bet
Mission and First Av
Hodgdon Charles H., captain schr West Wind, Office 331
East
Hodgdon C. L. Mrs. (widow), dwi 1063 Howard
Hodgdon Joseph, carpenter, 21S SL\th
Hodgdon Walter H., teacher music, dwi 1063 Howard
Hodge Aiexajider, second-hand furniture. 929 Folsom
to"-" T-.Mi^.i ii., vtKiLiici uiuoiv;, Liwi luuo dowara
Hodge Aiexajider, second-hand furniture, 929 Folsom
Hodge B. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
HODOE JOUX e. A CO., importers and jobbers
books, stationerj-, etc., SW cor Sac and Sansom
Hodge John M., carrier Morning Call, dwi 33S Union
Hodge Joseph, stableman John F. Wilson, dwl 110 Wil-
liam
Hodge Michael, drayman Larue's Wharf, dwl 338 Union
Hodgen Frank, brakeman Southern Pac. E. B., dwl 10
Berry
Hodges Charles, boatman Tallejo St. Wharf
Hodges E. M. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl Windsor House
Hodges George, dwl 748 Folsom
Hodges George D. (Gardner i; B.), dwl 748 Folsom
Hodges James, dwi 4 Central PI
Hodges Mar)- (widow), dwi 27 Zoe
Hodges Mary L. Miss, tailoress A. Marks, dwl 4 Central
Hodgin Frank, brakeman Passenger Depot Southern
Pac. R. R., cor Foiuth and Townsend
Hodgkin De Courcy W., bookkeeper John W. Hodgkin
dwl 1039 Folsom
Hodgkin James E., carpenter Machinery Department U
S. Mint, dwl 704 Howard
Hodgkin John, dwi 1123 Howard
Hodgkin John W., lumberdealer, cor Fourth and Chan-
nel, dwi 1039 Folsom
Hodgkin J. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hodgkins Henrj-, carpenter, dwl 1219 Broadway, rear
Hodgknis Pilsburj-, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
2025 Sacramento
Hodgman George W., clerk WUUam Hale, dwl 932 Pacific
Hodgson Robert (Siiefefrrand d- H.), dwl 702 Pacific
Hodgston Henr>- A., miner, dwl S09 Tvier
Hodnett Anne (widow), dwl Bn ant bet Tnenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Hodnett Elizabeth Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 312 Sutter
Hodnett Jeremiah W., porter, dwi Seventeenth bet Mission
and Valencia
Hodnett John, waiter Emerson Corville iSi Co., dwl 312
Sutter
Hodnett Michael, miner, dwl 311 Pacific
Hoeber Eugene G., printer Jos. Winterbum & Co., dwl
420 SLvth
Hoeber Henry, measurer vessels and inspector Custom
House, dwi 420 Sixth
Hoetier William A., printer John F. Bro\vn, dwl 420 Sixth
Hoefer Henry G., picture frames and looking glasses, 813
Washington
Hoefer Paul, saddlemaker Main & Winchester, dwl 26
John
Hoef ner Jacob, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Hoeg Jane A. (widow), dwl 421 Clementina
Hoehna Carl shipping clerk 401 Batteri-, dwi N s Colum-
Dia bet ^meteenthand Twentieth
Hoekel Louis, groceries and liquors, 1130 Folsom
Hoeldredge Heiu>- A., clerk, dwl S s Laurel Av bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Hoelscher Anton (Hoehcher X- GamiA dwl KVf cor
rourteenth and Railroad avs, South S F
HoelschtT August (Hoelscher d: Bro.), dwl SE cor Eddv
and Mason ■'
Hoelscher G. A. (Coons ,t B.), dwl 205 Bush
Hoe scher Ernst, groceries and liquors, dwl 209 Tavlor
Hoelscher George A. (J. T. »". Coojis a.- Co.). dwl 317
Bush '
Hoelscher Werner (Hoelscher <fc Bro.), dwi SE cor Eddv
and Mason ■'
Hoelscher William (Mamshardt i- E.), dwl 619 Minna
Hoelscher & Brother (Au.jmt and Werner BoeUscher)
grocenes and liquors, SE cor Eddv and Mas. .n
Hoelscher ,k Garms (Anton Hoelscher and W. F Garms)
South S. F. Brewers-, NW cor Fourteenth and Rail-
road avs. South S. F.
Hoenecke William, carpenter, dwl 824 Harrison
Hoemcke George, carpenter, dwl 429 Bush
Hoeppner John O., clerk Audit Office Central Pacific E
R., dwl C21 Pine
Hoertkom Charles, boots and shoes, 643 Washington dwl
304 Green
Hoesch Heurj-, restaurant, 417 Pine, dwi 1216 Clay
Hoesch J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1042 Folsom
Hoesche John, bottler S. Lachmau i Co.
Hoever C, house and signpaimcr, s Ashburton PI
Hoey Bessie, chambermaid Lick House
Hoey parid, tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl Shipley bet
Eighth and Ninth
Hoey Eugene, upholsterer, dwl 424 Ellis
Hoey John, fiuniture and upholster}-, 729 Market dwi
424 Ellis
Hoey John, tanner F. M. Wilkinson, dwi 24 Clinton
Hoey LawTence, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Clmton bet
Grand and Townsend
Hoey Mary Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead dwi
33 Everett
Hoey Robert P., fireman Antioch Distiller}-, dwi 324 Val-
lejo
Hoey Thomas, bellman Lick House
Hoey Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission E. E., dwi 1"9
Chnton
Hoey Thomas, laborer, dwl 630 Sacramento
Hoey Thomas, laborer stm C. M. Small, Commercial St
^ATian
Hoey William, painter, dwl 166 Tehama
Hoey. See Hoy and Hoye
Hoferichter Moritz, hamessmaker Main & Winchester
dwi 455 Clementina '
Hoff Caroline D. (widow), dwl S s Sixteenth nr Mission
Hoti Charles C, clerk R, A. Swain & Co., dwl 615 Mason
Hoff E., carpenter, dwi 11 Muma
Hoff Elias, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Hoff John, driver Michaelson & Tomfort, dwl W a San
Jos6 Road nr Stx-mile House
Hoff John W., newsdealer, dwi E e Sherman nr Eight-
eenth
Hoff Oliver, ph}-sician, office and dwi 222 Stockton
Hoff Otto A., bookkeeper George W. Smiley, dwl 309
PoweU
Hoff. See Hough and Hufl
Hoflarber H., jeweler, 427 Kearny, dwl Virginia nr Pacific
Hoffehuann John D., carrier Alta California, dwi 22 Ann
Hoffentine Frank, hackdriver Josiah H. Swain, dwi 417 Fol
Hoffer Florent, bookkeeper Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 710
Bush
Hoffland George, canvasser, dwl 6 Potter
Hofllin Joseph, peddler, dwl 1123 Dupont
Hoffman , woodturner, dwi 446 Brannan
Hoffman , upholsterer, dwl 21 Stockton PI
Hoffman A. M. Mrs., physician, office and dwi 1422 Fol
Hoffman Charles, butcher, dwl 574 Sixth
Hoffman Charles, cook, dwl 13 Salmon
Hoffman Charles H., gardener, dwi 35 Turk
Hoffman Charles H., teacher music, dvsi 1021 Polk
Hoffman Charles J., hairdresser, 7o9 Davis, dwl 21 Val-
lejo
Hoffman Charles S., teacher music, dwi 1240 Mission
Hoffman Charlotte A. (widow), ladies' nurse dwi 6''0
Third
Hoffman C. R., teamster, dwl 904 Kearny
Hoffman Daniel E., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, dwi 136
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HuffmaiT'i-mst, packer Singer Manufacturing Co., dwl 431
HoffnwV Francis J., porWr Frederich Hufschmidt, dwl
cor Union and Dupunt ,„,,_. , .
Hoffman F. W., real estate, dwl 811 Stockton
Huffman George (colored), pianomover, cor Montgomery
and Post, dwl SI29 Washington „ ,,„, ,01
Hoffman George, packer Singer Manufactunng Co. dwl 431
Hoffm"? Gottlieb (Eofman i- Sehenk), dwl 8J0 VaUejo
Hnff.nan Henr>- F. W., accountant d>vl 106 EighUi
H.iffman Hcmnan, clerk Schmieden, Hochst;Miter & U).
Huffman Hermann, liquor saloon, 1110 Dupont, dwl 43
•Sullivan's Building , „ :, , d
Hoffman Isaac, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay .
H.iffman Isaac, salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl iil lyier
Huffman Jacob, waiter, dwl 432 Broadway
Hoffman .Jerome, clerk, dwl 205 Turk
Hoffman John, collector, dwl 029 ^ allejo
Hoffman John, laborer G. Venard. dwl 1010 Dupont
Hoffman John, mason Palace Hotel ,,oior,i
Hoffman John, teamster Milton P. Sessions, dwl 1212 Fol
Hoffman John, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 17
Hoffnlan John V., cabinetmaker Johnson & Best, dwl 951
HoffniM Joseph (Eofman <t Co.,) dwl 330 Eddy
Hoffman Joseph, roofer, dwH34 Fourth
Hoffman Julia E. (widow), furnished rooms, 742 Wash
Hoffman Juliette Mrs., dwl 220 Sutter , ... „ ^.
Hoffman Lee, builder Pacific Bridge Co., dwl 626 Fourth
Huffman Louis, driver, 504 Sansom
Huffman Louise Mme., dressmaker, dwl 106^ Ihu-a
Huffman Louisa Mme., dressmaker, dwl 930 Market
Huffman M., jeweler, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Hoffman Martens, proprietor First St. House, 64 and 66
First
Hoffman Martin, tinsmith, dwl 514 Stevenson
Hoffman M. D. , Mrs. (widow), dwl 1065 Howard
Hoffman Minnie Mrs., dressmaking, 35 Turk
Hoffman M. L. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl 106
Hoffman Ogden, judge V. S. District Court and ex officio
judge U. S. Circuit Court, chambers 10 U. S. Court
Building, dwl Pacific Club
Hoffman R. B., teamster Elliot & Bro., dwl 904 Kearny
Huffm:in Samuel {HoJfiiMn i- Co.), res New York
H. .ffman Samuel, teamster, dwl 1214J Folsom
Hoffman Seligman (Uoffman A- Co.,) dwl 834 O'Farrell
Hoffman Sim.jn (Simon Hoffman A Co.), dwl S s Serpen-
tine .\v nr Howard
Hoffman Simon, clerk Kohn & Goldsmith, dwl 1240 Miss
Hoffman Simon & Co., tannery, S s Serpentine Av nr
Howard, office 104 Sansom
Hoffman V. A., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hoffman William (Teubner d' H.) dwl 1316 Larkin
Hoffman William, cabinetmaker, dwl 30 Ritch, rear
Hoffman William, cabinetmaker, SE cor Page and Octavia
Hoffman William, clerk James Delano, dwl S s Sixteenth
nr Dolores
Hoffman William, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Hoffman William, post-ordnance sergeant U. S. A., Pre-
sidio Barracks
Hoffman William T., shipping clerk, dwl 1718 Sutter
Hoffman & Co. (Seliuman, Samufi.and Joseph Hoffman),
importers fancy goods, Yankee notions, etc., 17 and
10 Battery
Hoffman & Sehenk (Gottlieb Hoffman and Christian
Sehenk, engravers and stencil cutters, 414 Sacramento
Hoffmann Albert, cooper G. Engelhardt, dwl 427i Green
Hoffmann Albert J., plumber, dwl 620 Third
Hoffmann Charles F. (Hoffmann ct Craven), res Oakland
Hoffmann Christian, upholsterer California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., dwl Hansa Hotel
Hoffmami Christian Mrs. (widow), dwl 275 Stevenson
Hoffmann Clarisse (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1523 Post
Hoffmann C. M., watchmaker H. Traube,dwl 1015 Powell
Hoffmann Edward(//"/m<iiin i (Jrecii),dwl 1206 Jackson
Hoffmann Ernest, lithographer John Hoffmann, dwl 317
bush
Hoffmann Ernest, woodcarver, dwl 275 Stevenson
Hoffmann Henry, carpenter, dwl 433 Union
Hoffmann Henry, salesman Stein, Simon Sl Co., dwl 1013
Green
Hoffmann Henry W., cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co.,
dwl 446 Braiman
Hoffmann Jacob, driver Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420 Pine
IIOFF.>IA-\> JOH.\, lithographer, 806 Kearny
Hoffmaim John, porter S. F. Benevolent Assn, dwl N 8
Lincoln bet Taylor and Jones
Hoffmann Louisa (widow), dwi 412 Francisco
Hoffmann Paul, cabinetmaker, dwi 5 Liberty
Hoffmann Peter, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl b^
cor Dupont and Broadway
Hoffmann Philipp, compositor Calilomia Demokiat, dwl
8 Varenne PI „ ,
BOFF1I 1\N «t CKA'VEX (Charles F. Hoffmann and
Alfred Craven), cirti and topographical engineers,
office 92 Montgomery Block
Hoffmann & Green (Edward Hoffmann and (}ustams\
Green), stoves and tinware, 1214 Stockton
Hoffmann. See Hofman and Hofmann
Hoffmeyer Eugene, polisher Wbittier, Fuller & Co., dwl
1334 Dupont „
Hoffmeyer J. C, bookkeeper Neis & Ebert, dwl 933 Post
Hoffminu B., laborer, dwl 1621 Dupont, rear
Hoffminn John P. , laborer, dwl 1621 Dupont, rear
Hoffschneider WilMam (Joseph Winterburn it Co.), res
Oakland
Hoffstetter B. , physician, office and dwl 100 Stockton
Hofgaard C. F., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Hofilear Leon, clerk, dwl 323 Eddy „„..., , ,,„
Hofleng Fritz, jeweler and watchmaker, 6 Third, dwl 119
O'Farrell
Hoflich Morris, broker, dwl 818 Sutter
Hofman August, cook Dierks & Sander, dwl 18 First
Hofmann Engleo, dwi 50S Taylor
Hofmann F. W. (Hofmann <fc Cook), dwl 811 Stockton
Hofmann Hemr (Ho/tnann <t- Taussig), dwl 310 Sutter
Hi if mann Joseph A. , salesman Roman & Co. , dwl 909 Bush
Hofmann L. N., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 572 Howard
Hofmann Richard H., bookkeeper A. Roman A Co., dwl
572 Howard , ^ »tt »:,
HOFn.4.X.\ A- COOK (F. W. Hofmann and G. IF. F.
Cook), real-estate agents, office 509 Keamv
Hofmann & Taussig (Henry Hofmann and Morns Tatis-
sig), manufacturer? and wholesale cigars and tobacco,
423 Sacramento , „„„ ^^ .
Hofreider Matthias, porter S. & G. Gump, dwl 339 Bush
Hofstetter Hermann, blacksmith Edmund Saul
Hogan Charles, carpenter, dwl 70 Clementina
Hogan Charles, compositor Journal of Commerce, dwl 24
Minna
Hogan Charles, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hot-anCharles A., hairdresser, 640 First . , „,„
Hogan Charles C, collector Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 21Z
°Tvler
Hogan Daniel, machinist Union Iron W orks
Hogan David, laborer, dwi City Hotel
Honan Dennis, stonecutter, dwl SGIJ Muma
Hogan Dennis J., laborer Custom House, dwi 1112i Har
Hogan Ellen Miss, furnished rooms, 710 Folsom
Hogan Eugene, laborer, dwi 152 Clara
Hogan George, driver Kelley & Swanton. dwl 111 Mason
Hogan George, patternmaker, dwl 106 Natoma
Hogan Henry H., carpenter, dwi 21 Hawthorne
Hogan James, dwi 209 Leidesdorff
Hogan James, expressman, dwi 279 CHara
Hogan James, marblecutter S. Campodonioo, dwle Cleave-
land
Hogan James Mrs., dwl 646 Mission
Hogan John, dwl 615 Third
Hogan John, car conductor, dwl 6 Cneaveland
Hogan John, clerk, dwi 355 Minna
Hogan John, laborer, dwl Castro bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth „ , ,
Hogan John, laborer, dwl E 8 York bet Twenty-second
and Twentv-third
Hogan John, machinist, dwl 1131 Howard
Hogan John, marblecutter Stephen Campodomco, dwl B
Cleaveland
Hogan John, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart . , „„, n
Hogan John, solicitor Commercial Ins. Co. , dwi 1^1 uow
Hogan John, steam woodsawing machine, dwl 930 HowaiU
Hogan John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Hogan John Mrs., wood and coal, cor Natoma and Lafay-
ette, dwi 27 Lafayette, rear :, . . i. 1
Hogan John A. (Hoyan A Co.), dwl S s Nevada bet tol-
som and Harrison
Hogan John A., cooper, dwl 27 Nevada
Hogan John H., photographic printer P. J. Sullivan, dwl
33 Third ^ , „ t -v, .»„
Hogan Joseph R., pressman Stock Report, dwl 8 Liheny
Hogan Kate Miss, seamstress, dwi 710 Folsom
Hogan M., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
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Hopm JIawjie Miss, milliner, dwl 30(5 Tehama
Hogan llarkel, dwl 24 Glover
Hogan Martin, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta
Hogan Mary (widowt, dwl 10 Dora
Hogan Marj' Miss, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Hogan Marj- A. Miss, capmaker Cornelius Desmond dwl
1255 California
Hogan Mar.v A. (vrtdow), furnished rooms, 3 Central PI
Hogan Mary E. Miss, shoefltter Einst«in Bros. & Co dwl
N1V cor Fourth and Townsend '
Hogan Marj- W. (widow), boarding, S s Oreenwich bet
Pierce and Steiner
Hogan Matthew, laborer, dwl 15 Bernard
Hogan Michael, cartman, dwl W s Laguna bet O'Farrell
and Geary
Hogan Michael, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl S s Nevada bet
Folsoni and Harrison
Hogan Michael, fish, 25 Metropolitan Market, dwl 963
Harrison
Hogan Michael, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
049 Mission
Hogan Michael, laborer, dwl 38 Clementina
Hogan Michael, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Hogan Michael, longshoreman, dwl 29 Natoma
Hogan Michael L., groceries and liquors, NW cor Six-
teenth and First Av
Hogan Michael M., carpenter, dwl (3 Third
Hogan M. J., blacksmith, dwl 508 Howard
Hogan M. J., janitor Greenwich St. School, dwl 14 Ban-
nan PI
Hogan P., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Hogan Patrick, farmer, S s Ocean House Road nr Indus-
trial School
Hogan Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R.
Hogan Patrick, porter Castle Brothers, dwl 1Y17 Hyde
Hogan Patrick, porter Locke & Montague, dwl 24 Natoma
Hogan Patrick, waiter Lick House
Hogan Peter, laborer A. A. JenningB, dwl S s Sacramento
nr Central Av
Hogan Robert, policeman aty Hall, dwl Larkin bet Bush
and Pine
Hogan Richard, hackman, dwl 11 Mason
Hogan T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hogan Thom,as, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Hogan Thomas, plasterer, dwl 117 First Av
Hogan Thomas, special policeman, dwl 8 McCormlok
Hogan Thomas, stevedore, dwl 8 Liberty
Hogan Thomas G., manager H. Wronkow & Co., res Oak-
land
Hogan William, expressman, SE cor Market and Second,
dwl 1226 Sacranwnto
Hogan & Co. (JoAij A. Hogan, Patrick L. Butter, and
Dand B. Brotm), coopers, 100 Drumm
Hogarty Daniel, gilder Snow & Mav, dwi 327 Ritch
Hogate Samuel C, clerk Custom House, dwl 700 Jones
Hoge Charles, cabmetmaker Ja<;ob Strahle & Co., dwl 224
Third '
Hoge George, salesman, dwl 21 Taylor
Hoge George G. W., attorney at law and librarian S. F.
Law Library, 27 and 28 Montgomen' Block
HOGE .JOliEPlI P., atttomey at law, office 4 and 5
Montgomery Block, dwl Pacific Club
Hoge Walter {E. Chielovich it- Co.), dwl 706 Post
Hogeboom LanTcnce V., engineer, dwl 344 Tehama
HUCiER ER\E.ST, groceries, 525 and 627 Washington,
dwl 1319 Pine
Hogg T. Egerton, real estate, office 302 Monteomery room
S, dwl Lick House
Hogle G., electropathic physician, office and dwl 1107
Stockt.ai
Hoglen Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Hografe Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 512 Fourth
Hogref Frederick, clerk, dwl SE cor Geary and Larkin
Hogrefe Charles, cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwl 612
Foiuth
Hogue George W., longshoreman, dwl 233 First
Hogue M., machinehand B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 518
Sacramento
Hohenschild Elizabeth H. (widow), dwl NE cor Mason
and Vandewater
Hohenschild George (Gafillan <t- H.), dwl 23 Valparaiso
Hohenschild George S., cook Westerfeld & Page
Hohenschild Henr}', salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 22 Mary
Hohenthal Charles, salesman G. Hohentbal, dwl 1112
Market
Hohenthal Gustavo
1112 Market
manufacturer lacework, collars, etc.,
Hohlweg Frederick, druggist, NE cor Polk and Jackson
Hohndorf Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 42 Jessie
Hohwiesner Clemens S., clerk C. Bauni, dwl 016* FUbert
Hoignez F., waiter, dwl California Hotel
Houi Fehx J., secretary California Immigrant Union, dwl
617 Larkm '
Hoin Isador N., collector Roman & Co., dwl 617 Larkin
Horn Peter P., dwl 617 Larkin
Hoin Pierre P. Jr., superintendent Letter Carriers' De-
partment S. F. Post-office, dwl 810 Powell
Horn Theodore E., bookkeeper H. T. Hohnes & Co., dwl
61( Larkm
Hoit James, laborer Pacific Iron Works
Hoitoft Jorgen J., laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Hoitt Ira G., sfcickbroker, office 421 Mont, dwl 804 Bu^h
Hoitt. Sec Ho>t
Hokanson Olof {Eokanson <t Enrijhf), dwl NW cor Jack-
son and East
Hokanson & Enright (fllof Hokanmn and Cornelius En-
right), liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and East
Hokey Fred., sailmaker, dwl 261} Jessie
Holahan Francis J., solicitor, dwl 614 California
Holahan John, marhleworker, dwl 45 Jessie, rear
Holahan. See Holohan
Holbeck Theodore, stevedore A. C. Frcese
Holbom John, laborer, dwl E s Eureka nr Seventeenth
Holboni John, shoemaker, dw] 148 Dora
Holbrook, , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
HoIbrook'A. W., dwl 314 Bush
Holbrook B. F. (Holbrook i- Chester), dwl 826 Vclencia
Holbrook Charles (Brittan, Holbrook i: Co.), dwl 928 Bush
Holbrook Charles B., physician, office and dwl 1001 Fol
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., apothecary, SW cor Folsom and
Sixth
Holbrook Charles T., clerk George S. Spinney, dwl 312
Ellis
Holbrook Imogene Miss, actress, dwl 1527 Post
Holbrook W. , shoemaker, dwl 203 Post
Holbrook William, clerk, dwl 913 Montgomery
Holbrook & Chester (B. F. Holbrook and Frederick Ches-
ter), dry goods, 36 Montgomery
Holbrooke John, third officer Pacific Mail S. S. California
Holeomb Mrs. , dwl 314 Bush
Holcomb Bros. & Co. (O. F. Holeomb, H. S. Boleo-inb,
W. C. Holeomb, and H. B. Bigelow), carriage reposi-
tory, 24 Geary J '• b I
Holcomb FrankUu, real estate, dwl NW cor Calhoim and
Green
Holcomb G. F. (Holcomb Bros, d- Co.), res New Haven,
Conn.
Holcomb H. S. (Holcomb Bros. <fc Co.), res New Haven,
Conn.
Holcomb M. T., purchasing agent McDonald & Co., res
Oakland
Holcomb W. A. & Co. (Elisha Ransom), grain merchants
and storage warehouse, SW cor Batten- and Vallejo
Holcomb W. Clifford (Holcomb Bros, i- Co.), dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Holcomb Wesley B. (McDonald & Co.), res Oakland
Holcomb William A. CFT. A. Holcomb it- Co.), dwl 1003
Clay
Holcombe Samuel E., commission merchant, office 422
Montgomery, dwl 1915 Sacramento
Holdcn , tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Holden Edward, dwl 316 Filbert
Holden Edward, engineer Eureka Wharf, dwl 1409 Dup
Holden Henry, caqienter, dwl 615 Commercial
Holden Henry, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Holden House, Mrs. Teresa Holden proprietress, 523
Kearny
Holden James, laborer, dw-1 212 Broadway
Holden James, tinsmith William S. R,ay, dwl 818 Folsom
Holden James B., accomitant, office 633 Front, dwl 715
Polk
Holden John H., cooper, 109 Commercial, dwl 104 Com
Holden Joseph, attorney at law, office 312 California, dwl
1303 Pine
Holden Joseph, blockmaker, dwl 404 Broadway
Holden Martin, shoemaker Anton Laib, dwl 824 Green
Holdcn Mary A. Mrs., dwl 14 Folsom Av
Holden Sanmel P., commission merchant, office 321
Front, dwl 1S13 Pacific Av
Holden Teresa (widow), proprietress Holden House, 523
Kearny
Holden William, physician St. Marj-'s College, San Josd
Road
Holden William, real estate, dwl 201 Turk
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Holdenecker William, cabinetmaker, dwl 203 Post
Holder Daniel J., shipcarpeiiter, dwl NE cor Fclsom and
Twenty-second , . ■ r^
Holderer Frederick, machinist Singer Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 105 Kearny . „ , , , j
Hnlderness Harold(Jm))io)i, Cnspnri A Co.), res Alameda
Holderness S. M., commission merchant, dwl 420 Jackson
Holdersbach John P., dwl 107 Virginia
Holdhusen Charles, dwl 220 Pacific , , „ , ,
Holdredge Henry A. , porter Hooker & Co., dwl S 8 Laurel
Av bet Buchanan and Webster
Holdt Amos, seaman, dwl 2(j Steuart
Holea Guillermo, with Hiriart & Co., dwl 240 Mont
Holheins John, laborer Charles Harley & Co.
Holing Michael, stableman, dwl 104 Powell
Holje Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 622 Grove
Holje John B., dwl 801 Union
Holje Martin, liquors, NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Holjes John H. , gi-oceries and liquors, SW cor Pacific and
Auburn
HoU Benjamin, steward 270 First
Holl George L., turner, dwl 2407 Clay
HOLLADAY BEN (Ben Holladay & Son), office 210
Batten', res Portland, Oregon „,„„,,,
HOLLADAY BEN Jr. {Ben Uolladay .S: Son), office 210
Battery, dwl Grand Hotel
HOLLAIJAY BEN A SON (Ben BoUaday Jr.), ship-
ping and forwarding, office 210 Battery , , , . ,
Holladay Jesse, capitalist, office 210 Battery, dwl Lick
House
Holla<lav Joseph, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
HolladaV Peter, mate stm Louise, Pacific St. WTiarl
UOLLABAY SAMUEL W., attorney at law, office 602
Montgomon', dwl NE cor Clay and Ootavia
Holladay. SeeHolliday
Hollahaii John, hostler Roe Allen, dwl 178 SteTenson
Hollahan Mary Miss, forewoman Porter, Blum & Sles-
singer, dwl 9 Minna
Hollahan Thomas, hairdresser, dwl 307 Fremont
Hollahan. See Holahan
Holland , laborer Union Iron Works
Holland (mdow), dwl 26 Riteh, rear
Holland Andrew, teamster, dwl 116 Second
Holland Bernard, cooper John Breen, dwl 13 Cleaveland
Holland Cornelius, shoemaker, dwl 27 Stevenson
Holland D.aniel, fruits, 306 Washington, dwl 328 Third
Holland Daniel, niarblecutter Edward McGrath, dwl 27
Stevenson
HOLLAND DANIEL D., proprietor Beale St. Sawing
and Planing Mills, NW cor Beale and Mission, dwl
906 Clay
Holland Edward, merchant tailor, 215 Post
Holland Gustavo, physician, office and dwl 413 Bush
Holland Henry, seanian, dwl 32 Steuart
Holland J., bdUermaker Francis I. Curry
Holland James, carpenter, dwl NW cor Clay and Davis
Holland James, foreman Chase & Wolf, dwl W s Davis nr
Pacific
Holland James, foreman Occidental Warehouse, dwl 2
Bowie Av nr Eleventh
Holland James, longshoreman, dwl 3 Broadway
Holland James, pressman Alta Califoniia, dwl 537 Sac
Holland James, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba, dwl
31 i Fifth Av
Holland J. C, mason Palace Hotel
Holland Jeremiah, porter Van Winkle & Davenport, dwl
234 Fremont
Holland J. M., foundryman, dwl 612 Mission
Holland John, dwl 17i Rausch
Holland John, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Ancou
Holland John, peddler, dwl NW cor Brannan and Board-
man PI
Holland John, saddle-treemaker Main & Winchester, dwl
NE cor Franklin and Lombard
Holland John, waiter What Cheer House
Holland Joseph, real estate, dwl 403 Folsom
Holland Joseph, rigger stm Clinton, Davis St. Wharl
Holland M., laborer Pacific Rolling MUls
Holland Mary (widow), dwl 28 Hunt
Holland Michael, fanner, dwl 174 Fourteenth
Holland Michael, laborer, dwl 221 Tehama
Holland Michael, plumber A. J. Smith, dwl NE cor Lom-
bard and Franklin
Holland Nathaniel, attorney at law, office 605 Clay room
12, dwl 1414 Clay
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright Bernard Gallagher, dwl 44
Louisa
Holland Owen, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Holland Patrick, expresswagon, cor Second and Market,
dwl Sullivan nr Cresent Av, Bemal Heights
Holland Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling MUls, dwl Potrero
Point , .
Holland Patrick, liquor saloon, 109 Jessie
Holland Patrick, \vith Thomas J. Pyne, dwl 257 Mmna
Holland Philip, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 316
Holland S. M., engineer Golden Gate Mills, dwl 776 How
Holland Thomas, watchman, dwl 4 Eddy PI
Holland William, laborer, dwl 6 Minna
Holland William J. , shoemaker, dwl 10 Sherwood PI
Hollanden Hannah Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl Fourteenth bet Folsom and Har
HOLLANDER CHAKLES H. (Decker A- B.), dwl
806 Third
HoUaran William, laborer, dwl N B Sdver Av nr San
Bruno Road
Hollaway John, engineer Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl bW
cor Tavlor and O'Farrell
Hollaway Joseph R., engineer, dwl 982 Harrison
Hollehan Bridget Miss, dressmaker, dwl 118 Ninth
HoUehan Kate, dressmaker, dwl 118 Ninth
Hollen George, shipcarpenter, dwl 301 Howard
Hollensen Frank P., clerk Palmer Bros. , dwl 235 0'rarrell
Holler Anthony, liquor saloon, 2210 SLxteenth
Holies Harry, japanner George H. Tay & Co., dwl 6 Ty-
son PI
HoUiday Isaac, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store
Holliday John, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Holliday. See HoUaday
Hollin August, cooper, 310 Clementina
HoUing Charles, agent Pohley & Koster, dwl S 8 Elm Av
bet Franklin and Gough
HoUing Charles H., salesman J. A. Drinkhouse, dwl 306
Holling Frederick, dwl S 3 Elm Av bet Franklin and
HoUing William, salesman Eggers & Co., dwd 17i Rausch
Hollings Henry (Knujer it H.), dwl 2 Martha PI
HoUings John T., dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor}',
dwl North Point nr Larkin
HoUins Patrick, laborer, dwl 419 Stevenson
HOLLIS ALONZO K., newspaper route agent and
carrier Evening Post, dwl 1925 FiUmore
HoUis William, president Real Estate Associates, omce
304 Montgomery, dwl 2508 Sacramento
HoUister Cordian H., milkman, dwl 2806 Buchanan
HoUnian Henrj', groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission
and Twenty-fourth
Holhnann , laborer Pacific Rolling Mdls, dwl NW cor
bet Sierra and Louisana ^
HoUmann Frederick, currier Cornelius O Donnell, dwl BOS
Holloran Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 264
First , J 1
Holloran Hannah (widow), janitress Denman School, dwl
26 Lewis PI
Holloran John, bootcrimper, dwl 612 Califorma, rear
HoUoran William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 6 MinuB
Holloran William, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1302 Cal
HoUoway George M., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 333 Bush o t:< i. t>
Holloway Joseph, fireman Engine Co. No. 10 S. F. F. D.,
dwlSW cor Harrison and Sixth
HoUoway L. H. (Penoyer H. X- Co.), 609 Washington
Holloway S. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 11 Geary
HoUs Herman, professor music, dwl 672 Howard
Hollscher August, driver Westerfeld & Page
HoUub Adolphus, news agent, dwl S s Tyler bet Buchanan
and Laguna „ „ , „ ,
HoUwegs John, grocer, dwl SW cor O'FarreU and Taylor
Holly Oak Park Co. (Napa), John H. Sayre secretary,
office 331 Montgomery
Hollywood Andrew, laborer Custom House, res Oakland
Hollywood Joseph, inspector Custom House, res Oakland
Hohii A. L. , Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Holm Axel, draftsman Portois & Hillert, dwl 621 Bd«T
Holm Brothers (Henry and John Holm), liquor saloon,
200 Filth , . .
Holm Charies A., carpenter, dwl E a Potrero Av bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth „ , . j
Holm Henry (Holm Brothers), dwl NE cor Fifth and
Shipley
Holm Henry, painter, dwl 204 Stockton
Holm John (Holm Brothers), dwl NE cor Fifth and
Holm John, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 112 PoUc
HoUn John August, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
MOEQAN & CO., 87 Califcrnia Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.;
C. P.VA1TSCHAACK.S;C0.,706,708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Holm Jorgren, laborer, dwl 57 Jessie
Holm Leonard, sbipcarpenter, dwl 22 Washington
Holm Peter, laborer, dwl 57 Jessie
Holm S. Henrj-. Seandinarian Soc, 71 New Montgomery-
Holm Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Stockton and
Sutter, dwi 313 Stockton
Holm William J. (Holm i- Eoiilc), dwl 313 Stockton
Holm & Boyle (William J. Balm and Hugh C. M. Boyle),
butter, egKS, and cheese. 38 Centre Market
Holman Edward W., dwl 329 Vallejo
Holman F. A., physician, office 235 Kearny, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Holman H., laborer Pacific Boiling Mills, dwl NW cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Holman Mary Miss, dwl 1610 Clay
Holman Rensalaer L., salesman Frank Bros. & Co., res
Oakland
Holme Christopher, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Holmes , porter, dwl 17 Adelaide PI
UOL-HES A. A CO. (C. J. Flatt), dealers legal tenders,
government securities, revenue stamps, and mining
stocks. XE cor Montgomery and Clay
Holmes Ahira (A. Holm<js it Co.), dwl (jl3 Fell
Holmes A. J., driver Central R. R.
Holmes Bartlett R., shoedresser S. S. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 70 Clementina
Holmes C, carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Holmes C, hostler City R. R.
Holmes Charles, dwl 61 Nattiraa
Holmes Charles, laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Holmes Charles, seaman, dwl 617 "Davis
Holmes Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Holmes Charles, watehnian stm Alameda, dwl 217 Bdwy
Holmes Charles C, salesman Egerton, Allen & Co., dwl
Overland House
Holmes Charles J. (Johji F. Snow X- Co.), dwl 115 Stock
Holmes Charles N., dwl 1609 Mission
Holmes Cliarles S. (Renton, H. d: Co.), dwl 610 Shotwell
Holmes Cornelius, superintendent Hotise of Correction,
dwl Industrial School
Holmes C. P., dwl 610 Shotwell
Holmes C.\-rus J., brewer, dwl SW cor Fifteenth and Miss
Holmes Daniel W., clerk Chapman & Bauer, dwl 54S Fol
Holmes David, laborer, dwl 446 Brannan
Holmes Edward, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl 28 Minna
HOLMES EUWAKD B., mining secretary, office 419
California room 2,S, dwl SW cor Fulton and FUhnore
Hohnes Edwin G., laborer, dwl 11 Adelaide PI
Holmes E. G., porter salesman H. T. Hohnes & Co., dwl
Taylor nr Post
Hohnes Ellis H., principal Girls' High School, dwl 513 Tay-
lor
Hohnes Emanuel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Holmes George, ai-chitect, dwl NW cor Jones and Chest-
nut
Holmes George, butcher W. D. Litchfield, dwl cor Califor-
nia and Leavenworth
Hohnes George, clerk, dwl N s Post bet Broderick and
Baker
Holmes George, master schr W. S. Phelps, dwl 14 Teha-
ma PI
Holmes George, waiter Westerfeld & Page, dwl 745 Market
Holmes George, shoemaker, dwl 1303 California
Holmes Geoi^e A., collector, dwl 1303 California
Hohnes George R., glasseuttar Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl
241S Post
Holmes George W. , cook, dwl 130 First, rear
Holmes Henry, proprietor Welsh Harp Hotel. 217 Bdwv
Holmes Henry J., bookkeeper W. T. GaiTatt, dwl 2310
Howard
Holmes Henry T. (H. T. Hohnes i- Co.), dwl 1119 Sutter
Holmes Herbert, woodturner H. Casebolt & Co.
Holmes Howard S., clerk John E. Shawhan, dwl 833
Bush
IIOL.MES D. T. * CO. (William Gmjnn), Ume, plas-
ter, and cement, 215 and 217 Market
Holmes I. I., real-estate office, 20S Montgomery, dwl 833
Bush
Holmes J., fireman stm Los Angeles, Market St. Wharf
Holmes James, fireman, dwl 625 Davis
Holmes James, farmer, dwl E 6 Devisadero bet Waller and
Ridley
Holmes James, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl 558 Mission
Holmes James, waiter, dwl 56S Mission
Holmes James N., clerk Alfred W. Morgenstem, dwl 243
Perry
Holmes J. B. & Co. , hay and grain, 14 and 16 Spear
Holmes J. D., engineer Alms House
Holmes John, Bricklayers' Pro, Assn, 232 Sutter
Holmes John, roiremaker S. F. Cordage Factory dwl 243
Perry
Holmes John B. (J. B. Holmes i- Co.), dwl 524 Folsom
Holmes John B., barkeeper William H. Kelly dwl 800
Geary-
Holmes John C, compositor Morning Call, dwl 619 Sac
Holmes John R., caqicnter California .Mills, dwl 243 Perry-
Holmes John W., deputy sheriff, dwl 32 Fourth
Holmes Joseph, shoemaker Joseph Francis, dwl 7 Tyson
Hohnes L. G., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Holmes Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 417 Kearny
Holmes Matthew, printer, dwl 25 Moss
Holmes M. P., carriage manufacturer and blacksmith 327
Sutter, dwl Russ House
Hohnes O. J. . driver N. B. and Mission R. R
Holmes Robert, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Maryland nr Shasta
Holmes Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Holmes Samuel, laborer Palace Hotel
Hohnes Thomas, janitor Point Lobos School, dwl E s Cen-
tral Av bet Sutter and Post
Holmes Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Hohnes Victor A., salesman Salvin P. Collins dwl 7-'7
Pine
Holmes Walter G. (Mildmm A: H.), attorney at law, office
21 and 22 U. S. Court Building, dwl 833 Bush
Holmes fl illiam (Pearson ,t- H.), dwl ILS O'Farrell
Holmes William, longshoreman, dwl 403 Beale
Holmes William, mariner, dwl 6i (IISJ) Clinton
Holmes William, shipwright, dwl lls'Sacramento
Holmes William C, stevedore A. C. Freese
Holmes William E. (Holmes d- Dairson), dwl 8 WUliam
Holmes William H., dwl 3 Dawson PI
Holmes William H., shipwright, dwl 118 Sacramento
Holmes & Dawson (W. E. Holmes and U. C. Dawson),
marblecutters, 119 O'Farrell
Holmgren Axel, draftsman Henry C. Maeev, dwl 107
Grove
Holohan John, barkeeper John Hough, dwl N W cor Leav-
enworth and McAllister
Holohan Lizzie Miss, shoefitter, dwl 858 Folsom
Holscher F. X., mechanic H. Casebolt & Co.
Holscher John, stevedore, dwl 445 First
Holsher Frank, carpenter Alms House
Hoist .^.nders, cook 30 Washington
Hoist Folgert, laborer, dwl 329 Bryant
Hoist John, laborer Kicholas Bruris, dwl 617 Davia
Hoist John H., butcher, dwl 10 Jackson
Hoist Soren, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Hoist William, painter, dwl 144 Dora
Holster Nicholas, dwl 54 First
Holstmann Mary (widow), housekeeper John Prinz, dwl
51 Second
Holston Robert, seaman, dwl 115 Jackson
Holt A. J., dwl 424 Sanson!
Holt Ajm (widow), dwl 440 Third
Holt Annie B. Miss, milhner Kennedy & Morgan, dwl ii69
Minna
Holt Benjamin (Holt Bros.), res Concord, N. H.
Holt Brothers (Charles H., Harrison W., A. Frank, and
Benjamiyi), importers, dealers, and manufactm-ers
carriage materials, and hardwood lumber, 27 and 29
Beale
Holt Charles E., clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 323 Keamy
Holt Charles H. (Holt Bros.), res Oakland
Holt Charles H., assistant cashier Freight Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Holt Frank A. (Holt Bros.), res C«ncord, N. H.
Holt Frederick S., salesman Holt Bros., res Oakland
Holt George A., master mariner, office 305 East, dwl 12
Perry
Holt Harrison W. (Holt Bros.), res Concord, N. H.
Holt Sylvanus, carpenter, dwl 823 Mission
HoltT. H. i*i; Co., real-estate agents
office 306 Montgomer.y
Holt Thomas, dwl 166 Perry
Holt Thomas B., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 269
Minna
Holt Thomas G., expressman, cor Webb and California,
dwl 1029 Howard
Holt Thomas H., attorney at law (and T. H. Holt <t- Co.)
dwl 1803 Stockton
Holt Thomas M., restaiu-ant. 510 Market
Holt W.. waiter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
HOLT W.4.KRE\, school furniture, maps, and patent
hinges. 624 Montgomery, dwl 1401 Taylor
Holt William, clerk, dwl 17 .\ubum
Holt William T., stevedore, dwl 17 Auburn
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D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry ^Manufactory, 613 Montgcmery cor. Merchant.
PI
nOLT ZIBA, real-estate and mining agent, office 330
Pine ruom 44, dwl Occidental Hotel
Holtenuau E. H., Scandinarian Soc., 71 New Mont
Holthasen Claus, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Holtmeier Henn-, grocenes and liquors, NE cor lUbert
and Taylor, "dwl l'.i2G Taylor , ,,. ^,
Holtmillcr Charles, driver Jacob Schneider, dwl llo OaK
Holto H., musician, dwl 572 Howard
Holton Charles, carpenter, dwl 4 Camp nr Second Av
Holton Charles, hostler City R. R., dwl 7 Hoff Av nr Six-
teenth, rear . „ -c t^ r,
Holton Edward E., ticket auditor Central Pacific K. K.,
dwl S43 Howard
Holton Henr^-, captain stm Clinton, Vallejo St. Hharf
Holton Louis' (ffBrien & U.), dwl 5J Harriet
Holton Kicholas, silversmith W. K. Vandershce & Co.,
dwl 312 Mason „ ^
Holtun N. P., Scandinavian Soc, 71 ^ew Montgomery
Holu Charles, upholsterer, dwl 324 Vallejo, rear
Holtz David, upholsterer Charles Plum & Co., dwl 813
Howard
Holtz F. Mrs., dwl S Jansen
Holtz Gustav, cigar deaWr, dwl 227 Jessie .
Holtz Louis F. (>'. Van Beriien i- Co.). dwl 813 Larfan
Holverson Henry, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 131S Kear
Holwav Seth P., clerk A. J. Bryant 409 Calilorma, dwl
822 Sutter .
Holz Louis, importer and retail stationer, 23 Sansom, dwl
108 Seventh . , o
Holz Louis, professor University Mound College, dwl h 8
Silver Av bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
Holz Pehr, tanner S. F. Tannery, dwl cor Serpentine and
Potrero avs
Holzhauer Herman, teacher music, office 310 Stockton
H"lzhaur , machinist Union Iron Works
Holzheiser Peter (HolzhcUtr X- Jensen), dwl NE cor Ful-
ton and Eleventh
Holzheiser & Jensen {Peter Holzheiser and Frederick
Jensen), market, 543 Turk
Homan Charles E., bookkeeper Sachs, Strassbtu^eri Co.,
res Oakland
Homby William, plasterer Palace Hotel
Home and Home Shuttle Sewing Machine Co., Erasmus
W. Haines agent, office 17 New Montgomery
Home Fire Insurance Co. of New York, A. E. MagUl
general agent, office 205 Sansom
Home Fire Insurance Co. (Ohio), Hutchinson, Mann &
Smith agents. 314 California
Home for -Aged and Infirm Females {La Saldette), cor
Bryant and Rincon PI
Home Institute, Miss Isabella G. Prince principal, 218
Eddy
Home Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J. (fire), B. C. Dick
general agent, office 315 California room 1.
HOME MtTIIAl IXSIR.4AtE CO. (fire and ma^
riue), John H. Redington president, Charles R. Story
secretary, office 40(i California
nOHE OF THE INEBULITE, NE cor Stockton and
Chestnut, secretan-'s ortice 233 Montgomery
BO.UE OF THE L.iWIES* PBOTEt'TIOX AJTD
BELIEF SOt'IETl', NE cor Geaiy and Franklin
Homeier Louis, teacher music, dwl 1812 Mason
Homeier Max, Weis Beer Brewery, 511 Green
Homeopathic Pharmacy, Boericke & Tafel proprietors, 234
Sutter
Homer Francis H., carpenter, dwl 444 Sixth
HOMER FKAACIS T., butcher Daniel Harris, dwl 120
Fourth
Homer Frederick, dwl 106 Post
Homer James L. (T. G. CockriU ,t Co.), dwl 304 Third
Homer John, fumituredealer, dwl 74 Clementina
Homer Maria C. Mrs., dwl NW cor Taylor and Broadway
Homer Mary E. (widow), seamstress, dwl 120 Fourth
Homer William, hosier, dwl 114 Shotwell
Homestead, Edwin J. Foster proprietor, cor Point Lobos
and Twenty-fifth avs
Homlem A. , painter, dwl 134 Foiuth
Hommrich Christian, tailor, dwl 1321 Kearny
Honan Patrick, seaman, dwl 136 Folsom
Honan Patrick, stableman Alfred W. Gates, dwl 807 Mont-
gomery
Honchin Henry, driver California Bakery, dwl 522 Oak
Hondlett Henry C, master mariner, dwl 1718 Turk
Hone Henry, conductor Central R. R., dwl 964 Mission
Hone John, laborer, dwl 410 Folsom, rear
Honen Gabriel A., engineer John R. Sims, dwl 25 Oak
Uonerjager William C, teamster, dwl 127 Jackson
Honeste Antonio, laborer, dwl 1118 Keamy, rear
Hong Sing (Chinese), shoe manuf actiu-er, 752 Clay
Hong Yuen (Chinese), tinware. 825 Dupont
H. mg Vune i; Co. (Chinese), black teas, 731 Commercial
HO.NtKO.NO U.\E PACliETS, Macondray & Co.
agents, 206 Sansom „ ., „ „
HOVtiKOXO LL\E STEAMERS, Pacific Mail S. S^
6). agents, office NW cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
Honig Michael, manufacturer furs, 920 Market, dwl 330
Slinna
Honigsberger Aaron, bookkeeper Wed, Cahn & Co., dwl
S28 Post
Honigsberger Frederick, miner, dwl 814 Montgomery
Honigsberger Henry, deputy license collector, dwl 6 W il-
Honigsbeiger Ignatz S. (Ivnham i Co.), dwl 124 Turk
Honigsberger Jonas, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman,
d»-l 622 Ellis
Honigsberger Louis, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bush and
Batten-, dwl 622 Ellis
Honigsberger Solomon, cigars, 221 Sac, dwl 7091 Ellia
Honken Henry, teamster, dwl 518 Oak
Honolulu Regiilar Dispatch Line Packets, J. C. Merrill &
Co. agents, office 204 California
Honolulu Steam Line, Australian Steamship Co., J. C.
MerriU i Co. agents, office 204 California
Honorato Biagioni, gardener, dwl 222 Broadway
Hons Frederick, Uquor saloon, SW cor Steuart and How-
ard, dw-1 351 Tehama
Hood Alexander, brickniasou, dwl 909 Keamy
Hood Charles, laborer Palace Hotel
Hood Charles, painter Builders' Assn, dwl 529 Valencia
Hood Henrj-, laborer, dwl S 8 Francisco bet Taylor and
Jones
Hood Peter B., attorney at law, office 625 Merchant, dwl
509 Powell
Hood Thomas, laborer, dwl Rowland Alley
Hood William, civU engineer Southern Pac. R. R., NE cor
Fourth and Townseud room 62
Hoogeveen John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Hoogs Albert F., solicitor Evenmg Post, dwl Mission bet
Twentv-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Hoogs Ami A. (widow), dwl 110 Powell
Hoogs William H., stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'sDock,
dwl 445 Clementina
Hook , clerk, dwl 71 Natoma
Hook Albert, machinist Angell, Palmer & Ck>., dwl 208
Second
Hook Benjamin Y. {Merrill A- II.), dwl 356 Third
Hook Charles, market, SW cor Union and Mason, dwl 805
Union . . „ . ,
Hook Charles O., shoecutter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
407 Hvde
Hook Heiiiy-, engineer, dwl W s Webster bet Cmestnut
and Lombard
Hook Henrj-, impost and abstract clerk Naval Office Cus-
tom House, dwl 605 Steiner
Hook Henry, student Medical Department University
California , , « „
Hook Joseph F., clerk Isidor M. Choj-nski, dwl 203
Second
Hook Josephine Miss, dwl 224 Fourth
Hook Mar\- (widow), dwl 5 Bay
Hook W.'E., student Medical Department University
California
Hooke William H., bookkeeper Charles L. Dmgley, dwl
318 First
Hooker Charles G., merchant, dwl 917 Bush
Hooker C. M. (C. it. Hooker i: Co.), dwl 16 Sutter
HOOKER C. M. «S fO. {George P. Hooker), whole-
sale cigars and seed-leaf tobacco, 226 Montgomery
Hooker Edwin M., brickmason Machinery Department U,
S. Mint
Hooker E. F., general agent CMcago, Rock Island, and
Pac. R. R., office 208 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Hooker George, ropemaker, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Hooker George P. (C. M. Hooker J: Co. ), res Hinsdale, N. H.
Hooker Henrv C. , contractor, dwl 1016 Geary
Hooker John D. {Carotan, H. a; Cory), dwl 213 Geary
Hooker & Co. {Carolan, H. i- Cory, successors), unporteia
and jobbers hardware and iron, 117 and 119 California
Hoole John, dwl 108 Montgomery Block
Hoope Ada Miss, vocalist Maguire's New Theater
Hooper Arthur A. , bookkeeper 416 San, dwl 20 Rincon Pl
Hooper Beverly, dwl 71 Clementina
Hooper C. A., clerk John P. Schmitz, dwl 540 Bryant
Hooper C. A. i Co. {George W. Hooper), lumber dealers,
cor Fourth and Channel
Hooper C. Augusta (widow), dwl 1312 Taylor
Hooper Charles, clerk Henry Schlegel, dwl Mission bet
Ninth and Tenth
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co,
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Hooper Charles A. (C. A. Hooper J: Co., and A. M. Jew-
ell d- Co., and California Cigar Box Factory), dwi
20 Rincon PI
Hooper Edward J., capitalist, dwl 720 Sutter
Hoojier Edward M., bricklayer, dwl S s Waller bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Hooper Edward N., bookkeeper Cross & Co., dwl 1312
Tavli.r
nOOPEB F, P. A J. A., wholesale lumber dealers
and proprietors Trinidad Mills, office Pier 3 Steuart
Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper), dwl 20 Rin-
con PI
Hooper George F., president First National Gold Bank,
office NW cor Montgomery' and Sacramento, dwl Oc-
cidental Hotel
Hooper Georg-e Kent, dwl 51G Lombard
Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper tl- Co., and Calif omia
Cigar Box Factory, and A. M. Jewell & Co.), dwl 20
Rincon PI
Hooper James M., butcher Robert Clifford, dwl 246
Foiuth
Hooper John, proprietor South Point Warehouse and
wharfinger Third St, Wharf, dwl 20 Rincon PI
Hooper Johi A. {F. P. d: J. A. Hooper), dwl 30 Rincon
PI
Hooper John B., benchhand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 15
Glover
Hooper John E., clerk Cutting & Co., dwl 635 Com
HoL'per Mary E. (widow), dwl 1112 Leavenworth
Hooper Nicholas, vamisher, dwl SOI Union
Hooper Percv F., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,
dwl 12 Ellis
Hooper Stephen, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 1111
Montgomery
Hooper William, ShipixTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Hooper William B. (^WilUain B. Hooper <i' Co.), dwl 822
Lombard
HOOPEIC WIILIAM B. A CO, {James M. Barney),
shipping and commission merchants, office 304 Cal
Hooper William P., plasterer, dwl 1319 Mission
Hoops John F., liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
Hoos Andrew, laborer Israel Richards, dwl W e Jones bet
FYancisco and Bay
Hoot John, mth F. Tilford, dwl 826 Filbert
Hoover John, clerk, dwl 265 Stevenson
Hoover John C, clerk David Conrad, dwl 710 Bush
Hop Chung Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, SE cor
Montgomerj^ Av and Broadway
Hop Kee & Co. (Chinese), boot and shoe factory, 804 Sac-
ramento
Hop Kee & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 705 Dupont
Hop Lee & Co. (Chinese), provisions. 904 Dupont
Hop Lung (Chinese), clothing, 921 Dupont
Hop Lung Co. (Chinese), shoe factory, 733 Dupont
Hop Shing & Co. (Chinese), cloth-ng facton'. 627 Pacific
Hop Wo & Co. (Cliinese), Joss House, 751 Clay
Hop Woo & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 744 Sacramento
Hope Alexander, stableman J. G. Seovern, 246 Third
Hopfner Adam, tanner S. F. Tanner}-, dwl Franconia
House E s San Bruno Road nr T\vcnty-eighth
Hopkins , laborer, dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
Hopkins , spiritualist, dwl 523 Kearny
Hopkins Ada Miss, dwl 909 Jackson
Hopkins Benjamin, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Hopkins Benson S., clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl 110 Eighth
HOPKI\S CASP.IR T., president California Ins. Co.,
secretary Board Marine Underwriters, and adjuster
marine losses, office 318 California, res Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Hopkins C. H., stockbroker, 434 Montgomery, dwl Grand
Hotel
Hopkins Da\id, carpenter, dwl 26 Minna
Hojikins E. D. (widow), dwl 410 O'Farrell
Hojikins Edward, stonecutter, dwl 739 Brannan
Hopkins Edward, trackman N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
61 Everett
Hopkins Edward W., assistant treasurer Central Pacific
R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 38, dwl
1105 Taylor
Hopkins George, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining
Co.. dwl N 8 Moulton bet Fillmore and Steiner
Hopkins George E., patentee New England Combination
Roofing Co., office 330 Pine rfMim 31, dwl 314 Bush
Hopkins George W., painter, dwl 909 Jackson
Hopkins Guineva Mrs., dressmaker, 508 Bush
Hopkins Hannah (widow), vegetables, NW cor Tehama
and Eighth
Hopkins Harry T., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General, dwl W
s Mission nr Thirteenth
Hopkins Henry, master mariner, office 305 East
Hopkins Herbert, driver O'Brine & Wallace, dwl 1612
Pacific Av
Hopkins Hinim. blacksmith Zina H. Cunningham, dwl
123 Gilbert
Hopkins Isaac H. , cutter Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 7G4 Folsora
Hopkins J., dwl 220 Pacific
Hopkins J. A., carpenter, dwl 512 Fourth
Hopkins James, tailor, dwl 30 Clara
Hopkins John, baker Cosmopolitan Hot«l, dwl 232 Stev
Hopkins John, laborer, dwl Minna bet Fifth and Sixth
Hopkins John, moroccodresser Bloch & Davidson, dwl 735
Brannan
Hopkins John, stonemason, dwl E s Broderick bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Hopkins John N., porter Miller & Co., dwl 206 Bush
Hopkins Joseph, porter Percy Beamish, dwl IS Clara,
rear
Hopkins L., plumber, dwl 616 California
Hopkins Lairni T. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School,
dwl 309 Fifth
Hojikins Lemuel B. (Ayres d- H.), dwl 143 Third
Hopkins Marcene, car]ienter, dwl 711 Franklin
HOPKINS >IARK, treasurer Central Pacific R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 42 (and
Huntington, U. A: Co.), dwl 1105 Taylor
Hopkins Michael J., nurse U. g. Marine Hospital
Hopkins Mortimer, policeman City Hall, dwl cor Guer-
rero and Seventeenth
Hopkins Nathan P., livery stable, 679 and 681 Market,
dwl 652 Market
Hopkins Peter (Hopkins <& Mormiey). dwl 203 Taylor
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter Orford &Degan, dwl Es Brod-
erick bet Washington and Jackson
Hopkins R., salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl cor Second and
Folsom
Hopkins Rinear, clerk F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl SW
cor Folsom and First
Hopkins Rufus C, keeper archives U. S. Suneyor-Gen-
eral's Office, dwl N s Miss bet Twelfth and Tliirteenth
Hopkins Samuel A., president Contract and Finance Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 42, dwl
1105 Taylor
Hopkins Theodore, raolder, dwl 214 First
Hopkins Theodore, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
521 H.:>\\'ard
Hopkins Theron R., capitalist, office 419 Jackson, dwl 8
Virginia
Hopkins Tliomas, butcher John S. Ferris, dwl NW cor
Stockton and Broadway
Hopkins Thomas, pictured ealer, dwl 51 Stevenson
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker, dwl SW cor Vermont and
T^ventv-sixth
Hopkins William S. (Hopkins d- Haley), dwl 1711 Eddy
Hopkins William W.. mining secretary, office 411J Cali-
fornia room 4, dwl 12 Hawthorne
Hopkins W. L., carpenter, dwl 431 Pine
Hopkins & Haley (Williai/i S. Hopkins and Charles M.
Haley), money and exchangebrokers, 410^ California
Hopkins k Mon-ney (Peter Hopkins and Paul Moroney),
Grand Hotel Bar, 13 New Montgomerj'
Hopkinson Delilah Mrs., furnished rooms. 820 Wash
Hopkinson Emerson B. (Hopkinson & Co.), Chinese em-
ploj-ment office, dwl 820 Washington
Hopkinson & Co. (Emerson B. Hopkinson), Chinese em-
plo\Tnent office, 819 Market
Hopner Jacob, hostler Peter Olsen. dwl 110 Washington
Hoppe August, machinist C. 0. Farciot, dwl 506 Fourth
Hoppe Christian, blacksmith, dwl 909 Folsom
Hoppe Ferdinand, laborer, dwl 6 Do'wney
Hoppe John C. (C. 0. Bri^ihara <£- Co.), dwl 828 Pacific
Hoppe Joseph, tailor, 641 'Pacific, dwl 19 Scott
Hopjjeler Conrad, tobacco and cigar?, 1416 Stockton
Hopper Albert, laborer Union Brewery, dwl 326 Clem
Hopper Garritt H., salesman 005 Mont, dwl 907 Clay
Hopper John E., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factor>', dwl
cor Iowa and Sierra
Hopper Minnie (widow), dwl 13 White PI
Hopper Samuel E. , glass stainer Robert Mills, dwl 817 Miss
Hop[iler Jacob, wheelwright B. Grave & Co.. dwl 519 Pac
Hopprich Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, dwl 236 Fifth
Hop»[is Alexander, laborer, dwl 27 First
Hopps Charles (Hopps <t Sons), dwl 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E. (Hopps tt Sons), dwl 70S Jones
Hopps Frank W. (Hopps <fr So7i£), dwl 2224 Bush
Hopps George H. (Hnpp^s tt Sons), dwl 526^- O'Farrell
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIRED Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Mont, cor. Merchant,
Hnppa James H., gasfitter Sutherland & Gray, dwl 406
(.Jeary
HOI'rS «t SONS (Charlef!, Charles E.. George H.,
and Frank W. Hoppti), house, sigTi, and ornamental
painters, 21C Sansum
Hoppy Edwin, ^dassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl cor
Pennsylvania and Mariposa
Hopwood Thomas, laborer, dwl 20 Folsora
Horan James, messhand Pacific Mail S. S. Conetitution
Horan J. C. (widow), dwl 307 Jones
Horan Martin, laborer, dwl 22 Zoe, rear
Horan Michael, teamster Hibernia Brewery, dwl 109
Eitrhth
Horan Patrick, coremaker Angell, Palmer & Co.
Horan Thomas, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Horan Thomas, carriagesniith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
620 Minna
Horan Thoniixs, clerk Central Pacific R. R. Townsend St.
L)epot, dwl 548 Bryant
Horan Thomas, laborer, dwl 610^ Natoma
Horan Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 4
Natoma, rear
Horan Timothy, laborer Golden Gate Park
Ilore James, laborer, dwl 529 Linden Av
Hore Michael, hostler James Tomkinson, dwl 66 Natoma
Horeis John, teamster, dwl 301 Howard
Horen Michael, liquors, S s Central Road nr Golden Gate
Park
Horgan Cornelius, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 1557 Kearny
Horgan Daniel, gardener Portsmouth Square, dwl SW cor
Eddy and Buchanan
Morgan Daniel, laborer, dwl 1 Zoe PI
Hor^i-an Hannah (widow), dwl 220 O'Farrell, rear
Hurgan J., dwl 714 Turk
Horgan James C, marblecutter Timothy Morgan, dwl S
s Market bet Fourth and Fifth
Horgan John, blacksmith Jerome English, dwl 229 T^velfth
Horgan Josephine Miss, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 220
O'Farrell, rear
Horgan Lizzie Miss, milliner Miss Maggie Fitzgerald, dwl
220 (^"Farrell, rear
Horgan Timothy {Toner & H.\ dwl 347 Fourth
Horgan Timothy, marble j'ard, 941 Market
Horgan William Rev., assistant pastor St. Bridget's
Chiu"ch, dwl SW cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
Horigan Daniel, bootmaker Dennis AVhelan, dwl 345^
Third
Horigan John, laborer Hibernia Brewery, dwl S a How-
ard bet Eighth and Ninth
Horigan Michael, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl
Ward nr Pulaski, S s Benial Heights
Horiger Edward, hardware, 47 Clay, dwl 113 Clinton
Honniguera Mining Co. (Lower California, Mex.), office
305 Sansoni
Horms T., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Horn , Mrs., dwl Windsor House
Horn Abraham, barkeeper SW cor Mont Av and Jackson
Horn Anumdus, machinist, dwl 221 Second
Horn Barney, wholesale butcher, S s First Av nr Ken-
tucky, South S. F., dwl cor Mariposa and Florida
Horn B. C, laborer Palace Hotel
Horn Benjamin C, merchant, dwl 638 Minna
Horn E. A., (widow), furnished rooms, 718 Howard
Horn Eduard, bootmaker Charles Joseph, dwl 826 Pacific
Horn Henry, cook, dwl 614 California, rear
Honi Henry F., molder James Stott, dwl N s Twenty-
seventh bet Sail Bruno Road and Potrero Av
Horn Herman, butcher Eugene Josse, dwl E s Third nr
Silver
Horn Honora (widow), dressmaker, dwl N s Twenty-
seventh bet San Bnmo Road and Potrero Av
Horn Jacob, cook Hemme & Renter, dwl 431 Dupont
Horn Jerome, physician and magnetic baths, 302 and 304
Post, dwl 207 Post
Horn John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 23i Ritch, rear
Horn John, laborer Union Brewerj", dwl 320 Clementina
Horn John Philip, clerk Scliroder & Albrecht, dwl 226
Pacific
Horn John W., hackman, dwl S s Tj'ler bet Octavia and
Laguna
Honi Joseph P., fruits and cigars, 28J First, dwl 334
Bryant
Horn Laura J. Miss, teacher Tehama Primarj' School, dwl
40 Tehama
Honi Martin, stevedore A. C. Freese
Horn Mary A., bakerj% 116 Ninth
Hom Mathew, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W s Scott bet
Geary and Post
Honi Michael, cardriver, dwl *j09 Eighth
Hom P., bodemiaker Francis L Ciury
Honi Phillip, stevedore, dwl 40 Tehama
Horn R. G., hairdresser Stahle & Bemhard, dwl 633 Cal-
ifornia
Horn Thomas, carpenter, dwl 54 First
Honi Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 54 Everett
Hom Thomas, plumber, 508 Valencia, dwl Sixteenth nr
Mission
Horn Thomas, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
Horn Thomas L. (Sanderson A- H.), dwl 422Ellis
Honi. See Home and Honin
Homberg A., tailor, dwl 333 Bush
Homblower Frederick, hotelkeeper, dwl 906 Market
Hornby Jane Mrs., wax-flowermaker and flowerpreserver,
130 Fifth
Hornby William, plasterer, dwl 130 Fifth
Home Charles, laborer, dwl 23 Ritch, rear
Home Charles M. , shoecutter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
13 Hickory Av
Home E. Mrs", furnished rooms, lOlS Market
Home Patrick, foundrjTuan, dwl Bryant bet First and
Fremont
Home Thomas, hostler Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl Jessie nr
Ecker
Home Walter J., solicitor Evening Post, dwl 537 Turk
Home W. J., salesmanBenjamin Williams & Co., dwl 1123
Pine
Homer Caroline L., Mrs., dwl 1012 Van Ness Av
Homer Charles, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Homer Charles W., surgeon and physician, office and-dwl
SW cor Sutter and Hyde
Horner George, sash and blindmaker, dwl 331 Jessie
Horner George B., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
127 Kearny
Homer John, bootmaker, 226 Fourth
Horner Joseph, clerk, dwl 1126 Market
Horner William, bootmaker, dwl 226 Fourth
Horner W^illiani, dairj', dwl 114 Shotwell
Hornet Michael, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
Homing John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Hornn Frederick, dwl 116 Ninth
Hornn Frederick, laborer, dwl Mission bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Hornsman A., "shirtcutter Simon Popper, dwl 429 Green
Horntop Samuel, leathercutter, dwl 460 Minna
Honiung Conrad C. , pianomaker Charles R. Hall, dwl 405
O'Farrell
Homxmg George, brewer Humboldt Brewery
Homung Jacob, market, 1005 Pacific
Horocks George, housepainter, dwl 4-44 Clementina
Horr Bennett H., clerk Califomia Cracker Co., dwl 2Val-
lejo Court
Horr George, clerk Califomia Cracker Co., dwl IS Taylor
Horrell T. M. , collector S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl 17 Fourth
Horridge John, painter John W. Whitaker, dwl S s Eddy
bet Buchanan and Webster
Horrigan Comelius, hilhnan Central R. R., dwl 713 Bran
Horrigan Dennis, hostler John Martin, dwl 150 Natoma
Horrigan Eugene, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Horrigan Michael, teamster, dwl 27 White PI
Horsburgh David W., clerk Freight Auditor's Office Cen-
tral Pacific R. R.. dwl 618 Fourth
Horsburgh James Jr., clerk Ticket Agency Office Craitral
Pacific R. R., dwl 618 Fourth
Horsch John, expressman, dwl 627 Minna
Horschler Peter, shoemaker, dwl lllS Dupont
Horst Edward, machinist A. J. Smith, dwl Silver nr
Fourth
Horstman Clement, tailor Burr & Fink, dwl 20 Lewis PI
Horstmann Henry, capitalist, office Wine Growers' Asso-
ciation 321 Montgomery, dwl 2106 Howard
Horstmann Henry, Precita'Valley House SW cor Mission
and Thirtieth
Horstmann Hermann, carrier Alta Califomia and Even-
ing Bulletin, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Market
Horstmann John(.Hor^tmann lO srahlstedt), and groceries
and liquors, NW cor Bush and Powell, dwl 613 Powell
Horstmann & Mahlstedt (John Horstmann and Hickard
Afahlstedt), Bay View Chemical Works, E s Folsom
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hnrstram Emil, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Horstwar Thomas, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
IIORT SA^ITEL (C. Adolpke Low d: Co.), res Menlo
Park, San Mateo Co.
Hortb George, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
UOKTK^IXTI'KAL HALL, W s Stockton bet Sutter
and Post
Horton Charles W. {Tiemey J: H.), dwl 119 Clinton
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAIT & CO., California Market.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Horton Edward H., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co.,dwl 1214
Mason
Horton Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 64S Mission
Horton Francis W. , cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co., dwl 515 Stockton
Horton George, carpenter, dwl cor Twentv-sixth Av and A
Horton Gilbert T., dwl 75 Tehama
Horton J., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl Rausch St. House
Horton Jeremiah, tinsmith Louis Marks & Bro., dwl 939
Market
Horton Laird, miner, dwl 239 Minna
Horton Mar>* B. Mrs., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl NW
cor California and Stockton
Horton Pemberton B. (J. C. Johnson d- Co.), dwl 1506
Taylor
Horton Richard, canemaker, 646 Mission, rear
Horton Richard Jr., dwl 106 Minna
Horton Theodore, barkeeper, dwl ~5 Tehama
Horton Thomas R. (^fartm Sr Clark), dwl 1002 Pine
Horton William S., clerk City and County Attorney's
Office, dwl 212 Twelfth
Horup Frank, carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Honip Franklin, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hosford Charles, lather Palace Hotel
Hosford James, storekeeper Grand Hotel, dwl 655 Mis3
Hosford William, butler John D. Frj-, 1S12 Jackson
Hosie David, eng:ineer Pacific Wool Scouring Co., SW cor
Folsom and Eighteenth
Hosmer Miss, teacher, dwl 304 Third
HOSIER CHARLES, mining stocks, office 106 Leides-
dorff second floor, dwl 320 Gearv
HOSIER I>AXIEL M., mining, office 116 Leidesdorff,
dwl 703 Market
Hosmer E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 868 Mission
Hosmer Harry B. , clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 175 Four-
teenth
Hosmer Hezekiah L., attorney at law, office 434 Califor-
nia, dwl 1200 Leavenworth
Hosmer Margaret V. (widow), dwl 175 Fourteenth
Hosmer Robert P., clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R.. dwl 26* Kearny
Hosmer Sarah E., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1200 Sacramento
HOl^PITAL lALIFORMA STATE WOMAVS, NW
cor Howard and Twelfth
HOSPITAL CITY AND COIXTY S. F., E s Potrero
Av bet Twentv-second and T^ventv•third
HOSPITAL FRENCH, S s Bn'antbet Fifth and Sixth
HOSPITAL <;ER^I.1N, S s Brannan bet Third and
F.iurth
HOSPITAL ITALIAN. Twentv-eight nr Noe
HOSPITAL SAN FRAN«IS<'0 FE.nALE, 917 Clay
HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO LYLNCi-IN, 269 Jes-
sie
HOSPITAL SISTERS OF MERCY, cor Brrant and
First
HOSPITAL V. S. MARINE, cor Mission and Fifteenth
HOSPITAL r. S. MARINE (New), in course of con-
struction, Mountain Lake nr Presidio
Hoss E. E. Rev., pastor Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Knights Pythias Hall
Hoss Fritz, driver Schroth &t, Westerfeld, dwl 1003 Geary,
rear
Hoss John, liquor saloon, NW cor Keamv and Sutt«r, dwl
810 Hayes
Hossack Alfred, portrait painter, studio 115 Kearny, dwl
736 Harrison
Hossack Henry, laundryman American Exchange
Hossack James, bookkeeper, dwl 4 John
Hoster Austin, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Hoster WiUiam, upholsterer, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero
Hostetter Augustus G., marker California Mills, dwl 1204J
Folsom
Hostetter David (Redington, H. <i- Co.), res Pittsburg, Pa
Hotaling Anson P. (A. P. Hotaliivj X- Co.), dwl 1610 How
HOTALINO A. P. A, CO., importers and jobbers
wines and liquors, and agents J. K. Cutter's Bourbon
Whisky, 429 and 431 Jackson
Hotaling. See Houghtaling
Hotchkiss Henry W.. master mariner, dwl 916 Larkin
Hotchkiss Thaddeus S., bookkeeper, dwl 112 Sutter
Hotel D'ltalia, L. Lucchesi & Co. proprietors, SW cor
Sansom and Pacific
HOTEL GAILHARD, S. L. Pereira proprietor, 507 and
509 Pine
Hotel Rhein, Girzikowslcy & Gerken proprietors, 909 Kear
H'ltem Valentine, dwl 31 Hinckley
Hotop August, broommaker, dwl 3 Newell
Hotop Charles, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl cor East
and Pacific
Hotte George, laborer, dwl W s Valencia bet Twenty-first
and T^venty-second
Hotte William "F., butcher Muller k Koenig, dwl 423 Bush
Hotter Matthias, cooper J. W. Coppage & Co.. dwl 1901
PoweU
Hottuav Nicholas, carriagemaker Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl
21 Ritch
Houblin Prosper, bookkeeper, dwl 3 August Alley
Houde L. G., driver Goodwin & Co., dwl 920 Geary
Houdlett H. C, captain barkentine Oregonian, Market St.
Wharf
Houdon John, bridgebuilder, dwl 234 Riteh
Hough Howard M. {Lynde tC- H.), res Oakland
Hough James F., bookkeeper Weaver & Taylor, dwl 419
Eddy
Hough. " See Hoff and Huff
Houghtaling Abram J., policeman City HaU, dwl 1107
Montifomerj'
Houghtalmg. See Hotaling
Houghton , dwl 424 Sansom
Houghton AJvin, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl
22 Stockton
Houghton Frederick T. (F. T. Hov^hton & Co.), res Oak-
land
HOliOHTON T.T.A CO. (WilUam J. Gray), whole-
sale wood and willow^vare, brooms, and brushes,
agents Whitewire Clothesline, Weed Carpetsweeper,
etc., 221 Front
Houghton George E., bookkeeper Marion J. McDonald,
dwl S43 Howard
Houghton James, clerk Mitchell & Wright, dwl 20 Sbrth
Houghton James, clerk Wright Bros. & Stevenson, dwl
523 Minna, rear
Houghton James F., president Home Mutual Insurance
Co., office 406 California, res Oakland
Houghton J. B., freight clerk stm Los Angeles, Market
St. WTiarf
Houghton Joseph B., carpenter, dwl Rhode Island bet
Twenty-fourth and Yolo
Houghton Margaret (widow), dressmaker, dwl 362 Jessie
Houghton Miles K. {Houghton ifc BoKrneS, dwl 423 Stev
Houghton R. E. (Barstoio, Stjutson tt- H.)attomeyat law,
office 315 Catifoniia, res Oakland
Houghton S. Cliase, short-hand reporter, dwl 14 Elba
Hougbttin Warren {UowjhUm d- Manter), dwl S s Green-
wich bet Scott and Devisadero
Houghton & Bourne {Mile^s K. Horifjhton and Richard
A. Bourne), boot and shoefitters, 625 Merchant
Houghton & Manter (Warren Konqhton and E. P. Man-
ter), milk dair>', NE cor Scott and Lombard
Houlette Michael, laborer City and County Hospital, E a
Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
Houlton S. W., mining, dwl NW cor Seventeenth and
Second Av
Houragan James, marblepolisher, dwl 544 Jessie
Hourcade Gustave Adolphe. blacksmith Carvill Manu-
factunng Co., dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Hourigan Edward, dwl 2103 Webster
Hourigan James, marblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 544
Jessie
Hourigan John L., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1221
L^nion
Hourigan William, conductor Onmibua R. R., dwl 721
Howard
Hourihan Jeremiah, laborer Fort Point
Hous William, telegraph operator, dwl 9 Harlan PI
House Carpenters' League, rooms Anthony's Hall, 417
Bush
House W., carpenter Palace Hotel
House William, barber Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , dwl 514 Third
HOFSEHOLD FIRNISHING CO. THE (.John W.
Ames and Pelham W. ^4 j«<^«), wooden, tin, and metal
household wares, 32S Pine
Houseman F., lather Palace Hotel
Houseman J., 402 Grove
Houser Conrad W., horseshoer Toothaker & Hayes, dwl
\\Tiat Cheer Hnuse
Houser Herman, hairdresser, 122 Post
Houseworth Elliott, salesman Thomas Houseworth & Co. ,
dwl 121 Montgomery
Houseworth Thomas (Thomas Houseworth J: Co.), dwl
724 Gean-
HOrSE>VORTH THOMAS A CO., opticians, Cah-
fomia views, cutlery, etc. , 9 Montgomery, Lick House,
and landscape and portrait photographers, 12 Mont
Houseworth William, photographic printer Thomas
Houseworth &. Co., dwl 2114 Larkin
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont,
Huutiley Edward C, expressman, dwl Prospect Av nr Cal-
ifornia Av, Benial Heights
Housman Jamea, dwl 101 Mason
Housinan John H. , permit and order clerk Custom House,
dwl 21 Powell
Housman Siegfried, frames and looking glasses, dwl 513
Eddy
Houaon Thomas, tanner Augustus Onen, dwl Park Av nr
Columhia, Bemal Heights
H.'ussing Albert, grocer, dwl 51S Cnpp
Hiiustnn A. H. (Estate of), office 315 California room 8
Houston Carter, springmaker Betts' Spring Co., dwl Ns
Twenty-second het Chattanooga and Dolores
Houston Chester, wheelwTight T. D. S. Lamer, dwl 529
Valencia
Houston Edward, machinist Da\'id Stoddart, dwl QQ Te-
hama
Houston Emma (widow), vestmaker, 522 Pine
Hiiiistiin Henry, tanner, dwl 11 Geneva
Hnuston Henry F., engineer stm San Luis, dwl 4 Calhoun
Houston Hugh, tanner Bloch & Davidson, dwl 17i Garden
Houston James, bootmaker, dwl 24 Oak
Houston Joseph, farmer R. R. Homestead, San Miguel
Station
Houston Michael, tanner, dwl 2 Clinton
Houston Michael, tanner, dwl 115 Clinton
Houston Richard T., tailor, 324 Dupont
IIOI'SXO^ W, ft., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth
and Welsh, and real estate and employment, office
525 Fourth
Houston William F., clerk General Fi'eight Office Central
Pacific R. R.
Houston William J., printer, dwl N s T}'ler bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
Hovet A. A. (Hovet A- Gefken), 221 Tyler
Hovet Henry, expresswagon, 311 Battery, dwl 1149 Fol
Hovet & Gefken {A. A. Hovet and J. C. Gefken), grocer-
ies and liquors, 221 Tj'ler
Hovey Asa E. , car and carriagebuilder, dwl E s L^runa
bet Union and Filbert
Hovey George D., painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 1327 Sac
Hovey James, teamster Wesley Diggins, dwl N s Sutter
bet DeWsadero and Broderick
Hovey William T., salesman Pope & Talbot, dwl 606 Fol
Howard , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Hi'ward , dwl 737 Howard
HowLird A., horsedealer, dwl WTiat Cheer House
Howard Augustus, painter, dwl 29^ Third
Howard B. Chandler, port purser Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Office, dwl SE cor Second and Brj'ant
HO^VARD BIJILDlNft TIIE, NW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Howard C. Greenwich, attorney at law, office 531 Califor-
nia, dwl 540 Washington
Howard C. H., assistant light-housekeeper. Point Bonita
Howard Cliarles {Kccfe (t Co.), dwl 1623 Washington
Howard Charles, billposter Keyt & Co., dwl 803 Mont
Howard Cliarles, driver William H. Alley, dwl Filbert bet
Dupont and Kearny
Howard Charles, seaman stm Monterey, Market St. Wharf
Howard Ch;irles, traveling agent, dwl 924 Stockton
UOll'AieO CIIARLEJ^ WEBB, capitalist, office 13
Montgoraery Block, and president Spring Valley W^a-
ter Works, office 51G California, res Oakland
Howard Edward, captain bark Wellington, office 16 How-
ard
Howard, Enright & Dufficy {William Howard, William
Enriijht, and Peter Dujicu.), plumbers, and gasfit-
ters, SE cor Sutter and Montgomery
Howard Francis (colored), barber Nathaniel F. Williams,
dwl 799 Fourth
Howard Frederick L., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 121
Franklin
Howard Garrett, solicitor Railroad House
Howard George, dwl 309 Broadway
H.jward George, capitalist, dwl 717 Post
Howard George, hairdresser, 650 Market, dwl 830 Howard
Howard George, porter George H. Tay & Co., dwl 618
Battery
noWARU ftEOROE H., real estate, office 623 Mont>
goniery, res San Mateo
UOM'ARD U. CHARLES, stockbroker, office 411^
California room 1, dwl 200 Hvde
Howard Henry, clerk, dwl 1124 Slarket
Howard Henrj- Clay, stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery,
dwl 200 Hyde
Howard Henry O., clerk George H. Howard, 523 Mont
Howard Hill Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley Cal.), office
418 Kearny
Howard Horace Z., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
public, dwl 743 Harrison
Howard House, Joseph Thomas proprietor, NW cor How-
ard and First
Howard Irvin, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl SE cor Laguna
and McAllister
Howard J., carpenter, dwl 713 Howard
Howard James B., conductor City R. K., dwl 2050 Mis-
sion
Howard James H. , waiter stm Orizaba
Howard James L., marbleworker Charles Roche, dwl 53
Natoma
Howard Jeremiah, carpenter, dwl 521 Pacific
Howard John, boilermaker, dwl 14 Natoma
Howard John, boilermaker, dwl 118 Gilbert, rear
Howard John, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Howard John, marblecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl 432
Hyde
Howard John B., attorney at law, office 331 Kearny
rooms 1-5, res Oakland
Howard John C, dwl Hinckley nr Dupont
Howard John J. , teamster Rouse & Laws, dwl cor Bryant
and Sixth
Howard John W. , teamster, dwl Buena Vista bet Henri-
etta and Cortlandt Av, Benial Heights
Howard J. W., foreman Printing and Lithographing De-
partment A. L. Bancroft 5: Co., dwl 11 Pearl
Howard Kate Mrs., boarding, dwl 53 Natoma
Howard L. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 533 Sacramento
Howard Lea\itt, dwl 614 Taylor
Howard Mary (widow\ dwl 423 Hyde
Howard Alary (widow), dwl San Miguel Station Southern
Pac. R. R.
Howard Mary Mrs., dwl 7 "Washington Av
Howard Mary A. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 24 Kearny
Howard Mar}' Ann (widow), boarding and lodgings, 50
Natoma
Howard Michael, barber, dwl 1149 Mission
Howard Osgood B., clerk American Exchange
Howard Patrick, stableman, dwl 29 Russ, rear
Howard R., first-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Winchester
Howard Rebecca A. Mrs., phj'sician, office and dwl 220
Stockton
Howard Silas, commission merchant, dwl 23 Jessie nr Sev-
enth
nOM'ARD STREET IITIARF, foot Howard
Howard Thomas, cook, dwl 512 Mission
Howard Thomas, hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 520
O'Farrell
Howard Thomas, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 455 Octavia
Howard Thomas B., dwl 6 Columbia
Howard William (Howard, Enright tk ,DuJicy\ dwl N B
Twenty-fourth bet Noe and Castro
Howard William, boatbuilder, dwl 1 Market
Howard William, books and periodicals, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Howard William, engineer Occidental Foundry, dwl E s
Laguna bet Fulton and McAllister
Howard William, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 31 Ruse
Howard William, laborer, 904 Kearny
HOM'ARD M'lLLlAM U£\R¥, real estate, office
523 Montgomerj'
Howard William J., laborer Bloch & Davidson, dwl 7
Washington Av
Howard's Block, 627 Third
Howard's Building, 519-523 Montgomery
Howatt John Bell, boilermaker James H. Shanley, dwl 64
First
Howburgh D., ticket clerk. Central Pacific R. R., dwl 618
Fourth
Howcroft Albert, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Howcrott Albert H., watchmaker, dwl 144 Clara
Howcroft Da\-id, watchmaker, dwl 144 Clara
Howcroft Jose]>h, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Howcroft Joseph H., ironmolder, dwl 144 Clara
Howden William, dwl 112 Polk
Howe A., watchman Palace Hotel
Howe A. J., physician, office 715 Clay, and resident phy-
sician U. S. Marine Hospital
Howe Albert M., bookkeeper Journal of Commerce, dwl
1123 Taylor
Howe Alfred, stevedore A. C. Freese
Howe Alfred F., packer Calif omia Furniture Manufactur-
ing Co.
Howe Andrew, miner, dwl 227 Second
Howe Benjamin F., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 109
O'Farrell
Howe B. F. Mrs. , furnished rooms, 100 O'Farrell
MORGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
HOW
385
HOY
Howe C. E. B. (nidow), dwl NE cor Serpentine At and
Mis^siou
Howe Charles, shoemaker Howe & Harris, dwl 54 Third
Howe Charles, waiter John Anderson, 7S3 Marliet
Howe Charles A., blacksmith Cariill Mamifacturine Co
dwl 911 Howartl *•
Howe Charles W. ([{owe .£• Barns), dwl Nucleus House
Howe Charles W., clerk, dwl C12 Taylor
Howe C. K., boxmaker, dwl 1107 Howard
How-e Da\id, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Howe Dand, steward, dwl 2 Burcham PI
Howe Delos J., agent Associated Press, dwl 12 Jessie nr
Seventh
Howe Edgar A. , attomer at law, office Dunbar Aller rear
City Hall, dwl S2S Filbert.
Howe Frederick, driver 30 California Market
Howe feorge, messenger Snow & May, dwl 521 Ellis
Howe George L. (George L. Hoire d' Co.), and groceries
and liquoi-s, XE cor Bush and Mason, dwl 730 Bush
HOWE GEORGE I. A CO., produce commission
merchants. 319 Clay
Howe Cicorge W., compositor Morning Call, dwl 1708 Polk
Howe Ham- William, boots and shoes, 1139J Pacific
Howe Henry, clerk Marcus Marks, dwl 36 First
Howe Henry, conductor Central R, R.
Howe Henry, driver N. B. and Mission E. R., dwl 467
Stevenson
Howe Henry J. (Hotce i- Bosenbamn), dwl 4 Codman PI
Howe Henrj- P., bookkeeper 319 Clav, res Oakland
Howe James E., clerk Coffin & Mavhew, dwl 221 Tehama
Howe James H., clerk, dwl 628 Filbert
Howe James H., seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Howe Johannes, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Howe John, shoemaker Etastein Bros. & Co., dwl S s Lin-
den Av bet Laguna and Oct^a^ia
Howe Joseph, carpenter, dwd S Dale
Howe Joseph, grainer Noble & Gallagher, dwl 213 Fourth
Howe Luc,\ D. (widow), dwl 202 Van Ness Av
Howe M. A., sawsmith N. W. Spaldding, dwl N s Twenty-
second nr Folsom
Howe Machine Co., H. A. Deming manager, office and
salesroom 111 and 113 Post
Howe Marcus P., cigardealer. dwl 911 Howard
Howe Mary (widow), dwl 730 Bush
Howe Man,- (widow), laundress, dwl 620 Grove
Howe Merrill A. , saw-toothmaker, dwl N s Twenty-second
bet Fi.lsom and Harrison
Howe Jlilton, dwl 52S Howard
Howe Patrick, flangetumer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
cor Jessie and Anthony
Howe Patrick, laborer, dwl 82 Jessie
How-e Robert {Hntre i- Hall), dwi E s Howard bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Howe E..bert, shoemaker, dwl Jessie bet Third and
Fourth
Howe Schuyler P., dwl 810 Howard
Howe WUliam, boatbuilder, 250 Steuart, dwl 139 South
Park Av
Howe Wilham C, carpenter, dwl 271 Minna
Howe William R., waiter John Kohlmoos, dwl 16 Jessie
HOWE A- HALL (Robert Huice and Robert Hall),
fruit and commission merchants, 408 and 410 Davis
Howe i Harris(CAarf<;s IT'. Howe and George A. Harris),
boot and shoe manufacturers, 1S4 Jessie, rear
Howe & Rosenbaum (Henry J. Hotce and Simon Rosen-
iaujii), attorneys at law, office 715 CTay
Howell Edward, bootmaker Rudolph Meiners, dwl 153
Natunia
Howell Florence, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo,
dwl 650 Howard
Howell George, stovemounter George H. Tay & Co., dwl
104 Jessie
Howell Haines H., clerk 626KeaniT, dwl 929 California
Howell H. B. Mrs., teacher music.'dwl 1720 Clay
HoweU Henn- BtuT, bookkeeper Pilsbury, Adair & (^,,
dwl 1720 Clay
Howell John, salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl Ns Jack-
son bet CJough and Franklm
Howell Joseph, clerk Charles Langlev & Co., dwl 20 Oak
Howell Joseph A. (Hoicell li- Bowman), dwi 226 Fourth
Howell Joseph L., stationery and law blanks, 624 Mont^
gomery, res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Howell Josiah, \ice-president Trust Fund Ina. Assn, oflBce
320 California, dwl Cosmop<.Iitan Hotel
Howell L. V. B.,sj»ecial p:>Uceman, dwi 411 Powell
Howell L. V. H., salesman LowTy & Wightman, dwl 420
Jackson
How-ell Moses C, cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgomery,
dwl 13 Hinckley
Howell Robert, clerk, dwl 1004 Market
Howell S S. assistant teacher Boys' High School, res
East Oakland
How-ell Thomas Rev., pastor Second Advent Christian
Church, dwi 20 Oak
Howell Thomas, shoemaker, dni NW cor Scott and Bdwy
Howell Thomas, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 20 Oak
Howell W. F., clerk, dni 711 Howard
Howell William, foreman fomidrj- Pacific Iron Works
dwl 33S Main '
Howell & Bowman (Joseph A. Howell and A. W. Bow-
}nan), stationery, 211 Fourth
Howenstein August^ deckh.and stm New Worid, Front St.
AA harf
Hower Joel, carpenter, dwi Twenty-third bet Bryant and
York
Howes .^Jthur F., engineer, dwi 207 Turk
Howes C>-rus P., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson & Bro dwi
703 Market
Howes Edward K. (E. K. Howes A Co.), dwl 1104 Market
HOMES E, K. A CO, (Jabez Howes), imjiorters and
manufacturers wooden ware, willow ware, brooms
matches, etc., llS-122 Front, manufactorj- 37-41
Main nr Mission
Howes Elisha, captain Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador, office
NW cor Sacramenti> and Leidesdorff
Howes George (George Howes A- Co.), res New York
Howes George & Co. (Jabez Howes), shipping and com-
mission merchant*, and agents Sutton & Co.'s Dis-
patch Line Clipper Ships, office 302 California
Howes Henry, laborer, dn-1 36 First
Howes Jabez (George Howes d: Co., and E. K. Bowes A-
Co.), dwl 301 Jones
Howes James, hostler, dwl Ocean View Track
Howes James, teamster Ocean View House
Howes John, wholesale produce. 504 and 506 Sansom
How-es Julia Mrs., dwl 657 Howard
Howes Lab;u) H., cashier Bowen Brothers, dwl 613i Stock
How-es William, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 1007 How
Howgate George, merchant, dwi 20 T>u-k
Howgate George, speculator, dwi 338 Main
How-gate Samuel J., dwl 338 Main
Howitt George, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Howland Mrs., dwl 8.50 Market
Howland Benjamin F., photographer, 25 and 27 Third,
dwi First Av nr SL^teenth
Howland Charles F., apothecary Benjamin B. Thayer,
dwl 924i Harrison
Howland Clarence A., photographic operator John H.
Peters, dwi 704i Mission
Howiand Daniel, shoefitter, dwl 26 Willow bet Mission
and Valencia
Howland Frederick P., shipcarpenter James Battersby,
dw-1 AMiat Cheer House
Howland Henrj- A., patternmaker, dwi 1616 Jones
Howland L. L. Mrs., dwl 142J Fourth
HOWIAXD RICHARn S., commission merchant,
206 Front, dwi Grand Hotel
Howland Robert M., mining, dwl 813 Hyde
How-land Rufus, patternmaker Angell. Palmer & Co.
Howiand Samuel W., minuig, dwi 2614 Sacramento
Howiand Stelly, clerk, dwi 524 How-ard
Howland W, D., car]>enter Palace Hotel
Howi.and William P., butcher, S and 9 Grand Central
Market, dwl 128 Tj-Ier
Hewlett Charles, painter Noble & Gallagher, res Hay-
wood, -Alameda Co.
Howiett George W., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1116
Stockton
Howley Charles, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 032
Brannan
How-orth Eleanor (widow-), dwl 606 Montgomery"
Howorth William L., captain bark Osaca, dwi 606 Mont
How-sten William, seaman, dwi 510 Da\is
Hoy Alexander, stoves and tin ware, 1100 Stockton, dwl
1114 Leavenworth
Hoy James, agent, dwl 1124 Market
Hoy Kee (Ciiinese), woodcan-er, 914 Dupont
Hoy Naomi Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 1114 Leavenworth
Ho.v. See Hoey
Hoya Frederick, clerk Trans-Atlantic Fire Ins. Co., dwi
405 Powell
Hoyer William, porter Wieland Brothers, dwl 49 Ritch
Hoyle Joshua, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 331 Fourth
Hovle Stephen Z., dw-1 572 Folsom
Hoyt A. A., dw-I 325J Bush
Hoyt Adelbert E., stavecuttcr Pac Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, dwi 731 Clementina
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Hoyt C, carpenter Hinckley & Co.
Hovt C. cari 'enter Palace Hotel
HoVt Calvin, porter Tool & Harris, ilwl 417 Main
Hoyt E. E. Mrs., teaelicr South Cosmopolitan Primary
■ School, dwl 102G Folsom
Hovt Henrv, clerk Oooree Tishler, dwl 218 Sixth
HoH Henry 0. , marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
' Assn, dwl 2130 Stockton
Hoyt Hoffman, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Assn, Point Lobos
Ho\'t .Tames, laborer, dwl 3 Natoma
Hoyt .lames T. {Hoyt, Sears X- McKce), dwl NW cor Mis-
* sion and Twenty-second
Hoyt John G., clerk Hughes, McDaniel &. Edson, res
Oakland
Hort Martha C. (widow), lodgings, 333 O'Farrell
Hoyt Nathan B., examiner U. S. Appraiser'- '
Oakland
Hovt Samuel, salesman E. C. Dake & Co., dwl 1.1 Kearny
UOVT, SEARS A McKEE (James T. Iloiit. William
II. Sears, and Os.iian II. McKee), mining attorneys,
office 63 Merchants' Exchange
Hoyt Silas, driver Central R. R. , dwl Lyon bet Post and
Sutt«r
Hoyt Stanley W., cashier H. J. Booth & Co., dwl Cosmo-
politan Aotel
Hoyt S. W., special policeman, dwl 1010 Mission
Hovt. See Holt and Hoitt
Hranovelli Sunovicz George, cook Smith & Hranovelli,
dwl Pupont bet Fi-ancisco and Bay
Hranovelli Vicenzo S. (Smith it Hranovelli), dwl Dupont
bet Francisco and Bay
Hrobatin Alois, helper A. Schmidt, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Huant Paulin, liquor saloon, 305 Montgomery Av, dwl 725
Green, rear
Huard Alexander N., physician and surgeon, office 816
Dupont, dwl 830 Jackson
Huaton Angelo, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jost? and San Bruno roads
Hub Peter, milkman, dwl 1052J Howard
Hnbard Harrison, turner, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Valencia
Hubart , dwl 1 Martha PI
Hnbash Joseph (Ilahash, Kutz ■£• Co.), dwl 516 Franklin
Hubash, Kutz & Co. (Joseph Hubash, G. M. Kutz, and
II. Ellean). manufacturers jewelry, 3'28 Bush
Hubb J. P., milkman, dwl 128 Welsh
Hubback Edward T. (Makin ik H.), res Oakland
Hubbard , laborer, dwl SW cor Eleventh and Rail-
road avs. South S. F.
Hubbard Adolphus S. , with Whitney & Co.'b Express, dwl
1513 Larkin
Hubbard Barron, gigsawyer, dwl 3 Minna
Hubbard Bruce, milkman, dwl W s San Bnino Road nr
Twenty-ninth
Hubbard C. (widow), dwl cor Twenty-third Av and J,
South S. F.
Hubbard C. E., clairvoyant, 793 Mission
Hubbard Charles H. , printer Ticket Agency Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 28 Bluxome
Hubbard Charles L., laborer, dwl Minnesota nr Solano
Hubbard C. Van Dyck (Hubbard tfc Johnson), dwl 504
Harrison
Hubbard E. A., merchant, dwl Russ House
Hubbard E. H., clerk, dwl 025* Market
tinbbard E. H. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 925^ Market
liilBlt.ilCD EUGENIE A., commission hardware, office
310 Pine, dwl 911 Bush
Hubbard Frank H., dentist and physician, office and dwl
33 Kearny
Hubbard George A., dentist J. L. Cogswell, dwl 793 Mis-
sion
Hubbard George D., dwl Morton House
Hubbard George W., draftsman, dwl 14 Geary
Hubbard G. W., clerk W. J. Cady, dwl 136 Third
Hubbard Harrison, woodturner Andrew Frei, dwl SW cor
Nineteenth and Valencia
Hubbard Harry G., salesman MareuB Hart, dwl 1506 J
Polk
Hubbard Henev S., milkman, S a Chestnut bet Steiner
and Grant '
Hubbard Henry W., sewing machines, 667 Mission
Hubbard Ibirace H., physician, oliiee and dwl 5J Kearny
Hultbiird House. Hugh Adams proprietor, 139 Fourth
Hubbard J. Horace, clerk California Insurance Co., dwl
."^00 Powell
Hubbard Lorenza (widow), dwl 501 Harrison
Hubbard Mary (widow), dwl 810 Howard
Hubbard Michael, butcher, dwl N 8 First Av nr Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Hubbard Michael, laborer Townsend St. Depot, Central
Pacific R. R. , dwl 14 Clara
Hubbard Moses P. (California Ciyar Box Factory), dwl
26 Fi-ederick
Hubbard Nomiand A., wharfinger, dwl 141-3 Pacific
Hubbard Samuel, dwl 824 Ellis
Hubbard >Varren. machinist, dwl 1412 Larkin
Hnbliavd William, d»l 914 Clay
IIIIiCICAICit A .lOllXSON (C. ran Dijelc Hubbard and
Geor(]e H. Johnson), stockbrokers, office 319 Cal
Hubbart Charles, porter Central Pacific R. E. Office, dwl
26 Bluxome
Hubbell , dwl 509 Washington
Hubbell Clark P. (Wooster, ShattuckA Co.), dwl 740 Ellis
Hubbell Samuel T., cooper, 213 Drumm, dwl 1424 Powell
Hubbersy Michael, laborer, dwl 14 Clara
Hubbert John, market, SE cor Twenty-third and Valencia,
dwl Guerrero bet Twenty-sixth and Twentb-seventh
Hubbert Wallace, butcher, dwl E s San Josii Av nr
Twenty-seventh
Hubbert VViUis, butcher John Hubbert, dwl Guerrero bet
Twentv-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Hubbs Anthony, clerk Watt & McLennan, dwl 1004i Na-
toma
Hubeck William, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Huber Albert, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Ter-
minal Hotel
Huber Albert, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, dwl 838
Mission
Huber Arnold, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
Park Hotel
Huber Casper, dwl 116 Main
Huber Charles, hairdresser Marcus S. Pechner, dwl 609
Mason
Huber Edward A., foreman Charles H. Mead, dwl 362
First
Huber F. & F. Gercke, proprietors William Tell House,
317 Bush
Huber Frederick, tinsmith E. T. Bucknam, dwl 116 Mam
Huber Fi-itz (F. Huber and F. Gercke), dwl 317 Bush
Huber Herman A. (Enie/ht * H.), dwl W s Larkin bet
Pine and California
Huber Hennan A. , assistant superintendent Clay St. Hill
R. R., dwl 1207 Clay
Huber Henry, liquor saloon, 416 Bush, dwl 12 Berry
Huber John (Ftichs X- Huber), dwl SW cor Jackson and
Keamv
Huber Jolin, merchant tailor, 1010 Market, dwl 2SJ Welsh
Huber Joseph, molder Joseph Schiuadel, dwl 407 Folsom
Huber Joseph Mrs. (widow), dwl 12 BeiTy
Huber Karl, baker, dwl 1406J Dupont
Huber Louis, cook Heinz's Hotel
Huber Misses (Carrie and Freddy), hairdressers, 717
Mission
Huber Rebecca, furnished rooms, 230 Third
Huber Sophia (widow), dwl 121 Fifth
Huber William H.. baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.,
dwl 1003 Mission
nilBERT C. Jt CO. (.Otto Luders), shipchandlerj', 509
Davis
HUBERT CHARIES, treasurer City and County,
office 3 City Hall first floor (and C. Hubert i- Co.),
dwl 621 Pacific
Hubert John, jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 335 Bush
Hubert Joseph, bootmaker George Spanagel, dwl 646 Clay
Hublou Esther (widow), dwl N s Alta bet Mont and San
Hubuer Conrad W., clerk J. C. Meussdorffer & Bro., dwl
cor Guerrero .and Twenty-si.xth
Hubner Hugo, expressman, cor Jackson and Dupont
Hllbner Willi.am, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Hubsch Abraham, peddler, dwl 140 Shipley
Hubsoh Charles, tinsmith, dwl 30 Jessie
Hubsch Erbine J., barkeeper, dwl 32 Tehama
Hubsch Hermann, machinist, dwl 30 Jessie
HUbsch Sophia (widow), dwl 1813 Stockton, rear
Hubsch William, seaman, dwl 1813 Stockton, rear
Huck John, fruitdealer, 153 Fourth
Huck John, seaman, dwl 508 Filbert
Huck Richard, teamster, dwl 1317 Kcamy
Huck Valentine (Huck ,C Hockbrunn), dwl 853 Folsom
Huck ..<c Hockbrunn (Valentine Huck and Henry Hock-
brunn), hairdressing saloon, 129 Third
Huckings WiUiam, fireman stm El Capitan, Davis St.
Wharf
Bucks Annie E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
dwl 703 Lombard
Hucks James, chemist Bucks, Lambert & Co., dwl 708
Lombard
Hucks J. George (Hucks, Lambert <t Co.), dwl 70S Lomb
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AIT & CO., 87 California Market,
C. P.VAITSOHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Hucks John J., dwl TOS Lombard
iirCKS. LAMBF.RT A laSEKXE (J.George Bucks,
WtUiatn Lambert, and Charlca Greene), manufactur-
ers H. c^ L. Axle Grease, 144-14S Natoma, depot 312
Jackson
Huddart R. Townisend Ph.D., dwl 501 Second
Huddart R. Townsend Mrs., Seminarj' for Young Ladies,
nOl Second
Huddy H., mason Palace Hotel
Hnddy William, dancing academy, 009^ Market
UudLTins N'aaman M., clerk Eagleson &, Co., dwl 520^ Sut-
ter, rear
Hudnall John A., dwl 503 Powell
Hudson , carpenter, dwl 154 Perry
Hudson Bros. {Phinehas Jr. and j/. H.), clothing and
gent.s' furnishing goods, 325 Kearny
Hudson Charles, liquor saloon, SW" cor' Jackson and Kear
Hudson Daniel, pe<ldler, dwl 1 Central Court
Hudson David, real estate, dwl bet San Bruno Road and
Railroad Av, Bay View
Hudson Dnicila (widow), nurse, dwl Valencia bet Quinn
and Fourteenth
Hudson George, attorney at law, oflBce 606 Montgomery
room 23. dwl 226 F^fth
Hudson George, upholsterer, dwl 524 Mission
Hudson George, waiter Viziua Leo
Hudson George B., salesman Hudson Bros., dwl 513 Tay-
lor
Hudson Hannah R. (widow), dwl 1234 Mission
Hudson Henrv C, packer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 1912
Powell
Hudson Henrj- D., calker, dwl 1221 Sacramento
Huds'in Henr^- J., Ship Calkers' Assn. 713 Mission
Hudson Henry S. (Crvus S- Cu.), res Oakland
Hudson James, aspbal turn roofer. 24 Howard
Hudson James, clerk John F. Schroder, dwl 16 Howard
Hudson James, longshoreman, dwl 13 Ci-ook
Hudson J. L. {Wcintravb ,{• //.), dwl 425 Kearny
Hudson John, carf>enter. dwl 110 Minna
Hudson John, soapmaker, dwl 20 Sumner
Hudson John M., packer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 1910 Pow
Hudson J. W.. carpenter Palace Hotel
Hudson L. Miss, seamstress John C. Bell, dwl Valencia
bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Hudson Marj- (^\^dow), (C. C. Burr ^ Co.), dwl 224 Chest-
nut
Hudson Mar,' (widow), dwl 641 Minna
Hudson Milton H. (Hudson Bros.), dwl 1234 Mission
Hudson Nelson, commercial reporter J. H. Carmany &
Co.. dwl 1142 Pacific
Hudson Percival, machinist Pac. Fumitiu-e M. Co., dwl
512 Fom-th
Hudson Phineas Jr. (Hudson Bros.), dwl 1234 Mission
Hudson Pliny E., clerk Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Hudson River Silver Mining Co. (Panamint, Cal.), office
330 Pine
Hudson Robert M., shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 26 Welsh
Hudson Robert S., waiter Franklin Hotel
Hudson Samuel, barkeeper, dwl XE cor Washington and
Waverly PI
Hudson Thomas, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
566 Howard
Hiidson William, barkeeper Charles Hudson, dwl 819 Kear
Hudson William, bootblack, 12 Geari,-, dwl KW cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Hudson William John, engineer, dwl 13 Crook
Hue Henri, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 649Mi^s
Hue Paris V., professor music, dwl 420 Jackson
Huebner Hugo, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Jackson,
dwl SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Huebsch Hermann, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 30 Jessie
Huefner Otto C. (Wentzcl, H. (£• Co.). dwl 811 Stockton
Huefner William, with the Humorist Office, 523 Kearny,
dwl 535 Post
Huelat Jabez, bookkeeper Hj-polite Dutard, res Oakland
Hutllmantel Herman, tail tr, dwl 164 Clai-a
Ill'ER\E PROSPER, architect and civil engineer,
office 704 Washingt<in, dwl W s Sanchez bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Huerstcl Laurent, variety store, 74S Fourth
Huesiin Leon. laundrjTJian, dwl 515 Stockton
Huester Charles W., carpenter, dwl 14^ Folsom Av
HI ETER BRO>i A CO. (Gmtave and Ernest L. Hu-
ettr, and Albert Venino), depotS. F. Pioneer Varnish
Works, and manufacturers and importers sheet wax
and artists' materials, 40S Commercial
<t Co.), dwl Nevada bet
Hueter Ernest L. (Hueter Bros. <t Co.), dwi Ne\'ada bet
Kansas and Rhode Island
Hueter Gustave (Hueter Broi
Kansas and Rht»de Island
Huettmann Henry, proprietor Huettmann's Hotel, cor
Polk and Market
Huey John, dwl 31S Pine
Huff A., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl Powell nr
Geary
Huff Elias, carpenter, dwl 11 Minna
Huff Frederick, delivery clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl Sut-
ter St. House
Huff Melissa (widow), dwl 45S Minna
Huff Oliver B., dwl 615 Mason
Huff William (Myers, Weighel d- Co.\ dwl 865 Mission
Hufl William B., machinist, dwl S s Post bet Octa^ia and
Laguna
Huff. See Hoff and Hough
Huffman Julia Mi-s. (widow), dwl 324 Sutter
Hufft Frederick, porter, dwl 236 Sutter
II|;FSC'I1MI1»T Frederick, importer, manufact-
urer, and dealer furniture and bedding, and uphol-
sterer, 323 and 325 Pine, dwl 725 O'Farrell
Huischmidt Henr>' (Louis Hu/schmidt d- Bro.), res Oak-
land
Pufschmidt Louis (Louis Hu/schiyiidt tl- Bro.), res Oak-
land
Hxifschmidt Louis & Bro. (Henry Hu/schmidt), plumbers
and gasfitters, 642 Clav
Hug Charles A., clerk 409 Clav. dwl 720 Howard
Hug Fritz, porter AVolters & Fechheimer, dwl 618 Cal
Hug John, druggist, dwl 720 Howard
Hug Joseph, real estate, dwl 720 Howard
Huganin Hiram, accountant, 412 Clay, dwl International
Hotel
Hugard Christ, dwl 12 Washington
Hugg Henry, merchandisebroker, office SW cor Califor-
nia and Front, dwl 963 Harrison
Huggins George {Hwmns d- Mclellan), dwl 2 Summer
Huggius William, fireman, dwl 703Da\is
Huggins & McLellau {Geunje /7w;/<7"w and Lawrence
McLellayi), restaurant, 122 Fourth
Hugh James, dwl 1605 Howard
Hugh Patrick, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Hugh William, bootfitterRosseter & Smith, dwl 13 Lafay-
ette
Hughen Robert, laborer, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sucth
Hughes , cutter Buckingham &; Hecht, dwl Stevenson
bet Seventh and Eighth
Hughes , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Huches Abraham, stevedttre, dwl 12 Lafayette PI
Hughes Alfred, tailor, dwl 421 Folsom
Hughes Alfred, waiter Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbem,
Fi>lsom St. ^Tiarf
Hughes Andrew, dwl SO Everett
Hughes Annie, chambermaid Lick House
Hughes Arthur J. , laborer, dwl W s York bet Twenty-
fourth and TT\-enty-fifth
Hughes August, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber & Co.,
dwl 961 Harrison
Hughes B., coalpasser stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Hughes Benjamin F., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N
s Shasta nr Illinois
Hughes Charles, waiter 707 PVont
Hughes Charles A. , dwl 224 Linden Av
Hughes Ch.arlcs G., foreman Press Room Alta Calif omia,
dwl 610 Clay
Hughes Daniel, butcher James Fogarty, dwl 606 Fillmore
Hughes Daniel, teamster, dwl 10 ^anklin
Hughes Daniel, with James Fogarty, dwl 606 Fillmore
Hughes Da\id, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Hughes Da\id B., contractor, dwl S s Church Lane nr
Dol<.>res
Hughes DaWd J., salesman D. Samuels, res East Oakland
Hughes D. F., mining speculator, dwl 144 Perry
Hughes E. (widow), dwl 523 Kearny
Hughes E., (widow), fruitstand, SW corSansom and Cali-
fornia, dwl 304 Jackson
Hughes Edward, carpenter Maguire'a Opera House, dwl
213 Broadway
Hughes Edward, cook Thomas Keefe, dwl Railroad ^Tiarf
Long Bridge
Hughes Edward, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 255
Perrv
Hughes Edward C. (Cuddy d: H.), dwl 1614 Post
Hughes Eliziibeth (widow), dwl 241 Minna, rear
Hughes Ellis, carjienter, dwl cor Twenty-second and
Potrero Av
Hughes Evan E., miner, dwl 17 Hampton PI
PAOIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIUECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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Hughes Frank J., assistant bookkeeper Daly & Hawkins,
(iwl 010 Oeary
Hughes George, fniit and produce commission merchant,
313 and 315 Washington, res Alameda
Hiighes George L. , clerk Dewey & Co. , dwl 46 Everett
Hughes Henn', dwl 11 De Boom
Hughes Henrj', fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Hughes Henn-, laborer, dwl 330 Hitch
Hughes Hem-y L., clerk Hughes, McDaniel & Edson, dwl
806 Bush '
Hughes Henry M., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Hughes Henrj^ M., seaman, dwl 10^ Welsh, rear
Hughes Hugh, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Hughes Hugh, grain, freight, and grain-bivgbroker, office
22.'; Front, dwl Lick House
Hughes L, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Ala.ska
Hughes Ignatius, dwl 224 Linden Av
Hughes .fames, bookkeeper Kennedy, O'Neill & Brcnnan,
dwl York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hughes .lames, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
■24.S Minna
Hughes Jaraes, laborer, dwl 152 Eighth
Hughes James, laborer Palace Hotel
Hughes James, laborer, dwl N s Elizabeth nr San Jos^ Av
Hughes James, laborer Thomas McGlynn, dwl cor First
and Tehama
Hughes James, t«amster, dwl Valencia bet Twenty-tlilrd
and TSventy-fonrth
Hughes James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Hughes James, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hughes James C, bootmaker, SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-fifth
Hughes James E., assistant entry clerk Naval Office Cus-
tom House, dwl 224 Linden Av
HUL'hes J. E. R. (colored), jiorter 419 California room 17
Hughes Jesse (colored), whitener, dwl 67 Gilbert
Hughes John (Illtghes S; Foley), dwl SE cor Fourth and
.Tessie
Hughes John, dwl 1403 Stockton
Hughes Jolm, blacksmith, dwl 66S Mission
Hughes John, boilermaker, dwl 510 Mission
Hughes John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Hughes John, bootmaker, dwl G12 Stevenson
Hughes John, bricklayer, dwl 352 Third
Hughes John, builder, dwl 3 Verona
Hughes John, butcher James Fogarty, dwl 277 Stevenson
Hughes John, hackman. Plaza
Hughes John, laborer, dwl 4S Nevada
Hughes John, laborer, dwl Folsom bet Eleventh and
Twelfth
Hughes John, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl 1 Tj'son PI
Hughes John, mate stm Alice E. Garratt, Commercial St.
\\Tiarf
Hughes John, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 725
Clementina
Hughes John F., book and jobprinter, 606 Clay, dwl Mor-
ton House
Hughes John F. , ironmolder Pacific Iron Works, dwl W s
Er}"ant bet Twenty-second and Twenty-tliird
Hughes John R., boots and shoes, 13 Kearny, dwl Nucleus
House
Hughes John 'W., expressman, dwl cor Mission and Steu
Hughes John W., master mariner, dwl 9 Bagley PI
Hughes Joseph, laborer, dwl S s T^venty-second bet Chat-
tanooga and Dolores
Hughes Julia A. (^^idow), dwl 224 Linden Av
Hughes Martin, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Hughes Matthew (Sullimn i- Hughes), dwl 1001 Battery
Hughes Matthew, blacksmith, dwl 11 Hubbard, rear
Hughes Matthew, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl 64S Miss
Hughes, McDaniel & Edson (Mrs. Thomaa A. FIu<fhes,
Jamea McDaniel, and Clinton A. Edson), ship and
custom-housebrokers, 504 Battery
Hughes Michael, cabinetmaker Weir & Co., dwl Lena PI
bet Napa and Sliasta
Hughes Michael, ironmolder, dwl 232 Clara
Hughes Michael, molder Reese Llewelljm, dwl N 8 Fol-
som bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Hughes Moses, Iron Molders' Union, dwl 957 Howard
Hughes Owen, porter Joseph Fraser, dwl 17 Rausch
Hughes P., with Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 711 Howard
Hughes Patrick, calker Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
518 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, laborer, dwl 781 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Hughes Patrick, laborer, dwl California Av opp Bryant,
Eemal Heights
Hughes Patrick, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and Minna
Hughes Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 3 Baldwin Court
Hughes Patrick, watchman Metropolitan Station S. F.
Gas Light Co., dwl 11 Franklin
Hughes Philip, fireman S. F. Gas Light O., cor King and
Second
Hughes Rienzi, speculator, dwl 2103 Calilomia
Hughes Robert, seam.au, dwl 32 Steuart
Hughes S. 0. Mrs., dwl 510 Ellis
Hughes Terrence. Boiler Makers' Assn, 813 Howard
Hughes T. O., teller Mercliants' Exchange Bank, dwl 610
Geary
Hughes Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 1 Market
Huglies Thomas, salesman Whan & Walsh, dwl 1220
Market
Hughes Thomas A. , bookkeeper Hughes, McDaniel & Ed-
son, dwl 806 Bush
Hughes Thomas A. Mrs. (widow), (Blighes, McDaniel,
,1- Edson), dwl 806 Bush
Hughes Thomas E., real estate, office 402 Kearny, dwl 403
Fourth
Hughes Thomas E. Mrs., boarding, 403 Fourth
Hughes Thomas M., clerk Charles Dahlmann & Co., dwl
403 Fourth
Hughes W. G.. office 106 Leidesdorff, res Oakland
Hughes William, night captain stm El Capitan, dwl 33
Garden
Hughes William, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl 1 Ty-
son PI
Hughes William, real estate, dwl What Cheer House
Hughes William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Hughes William, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 3 William
Hughes William A., liquor saloon, 616 Clay, res Oakland
Hughes William B., captain U. S. Army, dwl KVf cot Sec-
ond and Folsom
Hughes William G., cabinetmaker, dwl 1106 Folsom
Hughes William J., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1903
Leavenworth
Hughes & Foley (John Hvghes and Michael Foley),
bakery, SE cor Fourth and Jessie and 118 Seventh
Hughes. See Hcwes and Heughes
Huguenin Jules C. , watchmaker and Jeweler, 345 Kearny
Huhn Charles, foundmnan, dwl S s Laidley nr Merced
Huhn E. (Huhn A Lnckhardt), dwl 131 Montgomery
Huhn & Hunt S. M. Co. (Ely, Nev.), T. L. Kimball secre-
tar}', office 409 California
Huhn k Luckhardt (E. Hrthn and C. A. Luckhardt),
proprietors Nevada Metallurgical Works, 21 Firat
Hubs -\ugust, cabinetmaker, dwl 061 Harrison
Huidler Henry, lumberman, dwl 721 Natoma
Huie George W., druggist and physician, NW cor Elev-
enth and Mission
Huie John T., light-housekeeper. Fort Point
Huie Robert B. ,'hookkeeper Mathias Gray, dwl 1600 Miss
Huie Robinson, actor, dwl Avenue House
Huie Sophia, assistant light-housekeeper. Fort Point
Huie William H. T., accountant Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
1500 Mission
Huily W. , cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf . Co.
Huiri Frangoise, midwife, 639 Broadway
Huin Victor, laborer 639 Broadway
Hulhert Benjamin, clerk Locke & Montague, dwl OS Min
Hulbert E. B., pastor First Baptist Church, dwl 224 Post
Hulbert H. P. (widow), dwl 448 Bartlett
Hulbert John, cook, dwl 561 Mission
Hulbguth J. , musician, dwl 633 Sacramento
Huler Arnold, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Hull A. J., printer, dwl 533 Sacramento
Hull Andrew, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl 2704 Clay
Hull Benjamin J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 722
California
Hull Che-ster H., Bulletin Editorial Rooms, 517 Clay, dwl
512 Howard
Hull Edward, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Hull Gei'rge, carjtent^r, dwi 226 Fourth
Hull George L. (Cameron A //.), dwl 2407 Clay
Hull Jerome H., with Michael J. Hull, dwl 229 Kearny
Hull Michael J., moneybroker, 200 Montgomery, dwl 517
Pine
Hull Vinal F., expressman, NW cor Second and Howard,
dwl 308 Minna
Hull William, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl McAllister bet
Hvde and Larkin
HuUand Andy, horsetrainer, dwi Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
Hulliung Nicholas, hairdresser Jacob Jacobs, dwl 810
Jackson
Hutlum , laborer, dwi 706 Harrison
Hullum Peter, longshoreman, dwl 906 Stockton
Hulme James P. (Sliller Jb Co.), dwl 1605 Howard
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from Hew York.
C. p. VAU SCHAACK Si CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Hulse D. A., salesman Charles M. Plum &, Co., dwl 81S
Howard
Hulse De Witt, engineer National Flour Mills, dwl 610
Front
Hulse George, dra>-man Peck & Co., dwl 1350 Post
Hulseu Peter, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsiuger & Son,
dwl till Xatuma
Hulsmann Ernest il., groceries and liquors, SE cor Par
L-itic and Hyde
Hulsmann H. U. {Htihmann S: Buttl€itian7i), dwl SW
cor Mission and Twunty-third
Hulsmann William, clerk Hulsmann & Buttlemann, dwl
SW cor Mission and Twenty-third
Hulsmann & Buttlemann {U. H. Hulsmann and 0. D.
Buttleniann), groceries and liquors, SW cor Mission
and T^venty-third
Hulst William, glass stainer Robert Mills, dwl 144 Dora
Hult , dwl 737 Howard
Hult Gustav A., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Hult John, tailor, dwl 1720 Leavenworth
Hult John P., tailor, dwl 17 Harlan
Hulten August, tailor, dwl 713^ Bush, rear
Hultcn Peter, tailor, dwl 713^ Bush, rear
Hultin George, mafeler mariner, dwl 19 Commercial
Huitkrens Gustav, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Hulzd Samuel, engineer stni San Joaquin, Jackson St.
Wharf
Humbert John J., printer, dwl S13 Washington
Humbert Joseph, tanner Augustus Onea, dwl Twenty-
ninth nr Mission
Hmuble George, bookkeeper Marsh & Osboume, dwl 520i
Sutler, rear
Humble Harry, clerk Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 520J Sut-
ter, rear
Humboldt Bay Packets, Dolbeer & Carson agents, office 34
Market
Hl'MBOLDT BBE^1:K¥, Noethig & Turk propri-
etors, 8 s Jlission bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Humboldt House, Duren Bros, proprietors, 1309 Stockton
UIMBOLDT SAVWtiS A.\0 LOA> SOCIETY
(hank), Adolph C. Weber president, Adolph Hart-
uiann secret-ary, 16 Geary
Humbrecht Nicholas, gardener C. Pouyallet, dwl cor Har-
rison and Twentieth
Humburg August, upholsterer, SE cor Fifteenth and
Howard, dwl 13 First Av nr Sixteenth
Hume Charles, tamier Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Howard
and Sixteenth
Hmne D. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hume Martha (widow), dwl 24 Second Av
Hmue Mary J. , dressmaker Mrs. L. W. Preble, 22 Stanford
Hume Robert, acidworker Golden City Chemical Works,
dwl 11 Geneva
Himie T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Humkul Henuan, boxmaker Hobhs, Pomeroy & Co. dwl
W s Tehama nr Twenty-seventh, Bernal Heights
Hummel Charles, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj-
Hmnmel George, drj^ and fancy goods, 105 and 107^ Fifth,
dwl 5 Guerrero
Hummel J. & Co. {Henry Janny), furniture, 706 Mission
Hummel John {J. Huminel Js Co.), 706 Mission
Hmimieltenbei^ Monroe, foreman Machine Shop Angell,
Pahner &i Co., dwl 43 Minna
Hummitsch Sophy (widow), dwl 1521 Bush
Hmuorist (German weekly), Max Bxirckhardt editor and
proprietor, otBce 523 Keamv
Humphrey Charles F., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Ar-
tillery, Black Point
Humphrey E. D., special pohceman Mission Grammar
School
Humphrey Er\in D., principal Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 126 Rose Av
Hxmiphrey George W.. tiorist, 1035 Folsom
Hmnphrey James, gasfitter, dwl 33 Eddy
Ut.UPHREY J.UI£S» groceries and liquors, 100 Ma-
son, dwl 516 Gearj-
Humphrey Jamea W., carpenter and builder, dwl 529
Fourth
Hxmiphrey J. J., filer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Humphrey John, merchant tailor, 227 Hayes
Humphrey John, seaman, dwi SW cor Harrison and Main
Hmnphrey Omar, painter, dwl 133 Dora
m'.tiniUEy p. H,, phj-slclan and quarantine officer
Port San Francisco, office 302 Davis cor Clay
Himiphrey Richard, dwl W s Dorland bet Church and
Sanchez
Humphrey Samuel G., carpenter California Mills, dwl 136
Perry
Humphrey William, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Humphrey William, seaman, dwl 47 Second
Hmnphreys Alfred L., bookkeeper American Tract Socie-
ty, dwl 3 Yerba Buena
Humphreys A^Tes, carriagesmith. dwl 920 Dolores
Humphreys David, laborer, dwl i^uincv House
Hmnphreys George, deputy sheritf, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Humphreys Julius, dwl 3 Yerba Buena
Humphreys Laura A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 3 Yerba Buena
Humphreys Mary A. Miss, teacher North CosmopoUtan
Grammar School, dwl 3 Yerba Buena
Humphreys William, clerk, dwl 561 Mission
Hmnphreys Wilham, woodturner Weir & Gray, dwl 350
Bramian
Hxmiphreys WiUiam F., bookkeeper 529 Commercial, dwl
276 Minna
Hmnphreys William J., cook, dwl 5 Austin
HIMFUICEYS WILLIAM P.. surveyor City and
County, office 629 Washington, dwl NE cor Hyde and
Chestnut
Humphries George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Hiunphries James, framemaker Cmrier & Winter, res
Oakland
Hund Frederick, barkeeper Emile E. Bauer, dwl 1042 Fol
Hundemann Hermann, engineer Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl
603 Greenwich
Hundesser Charles A. L. Mrs., dwl 546 Jessie
Hundley Samuel N., carpenter, dwl 536^ Howard
Hune Clay, barkeeper, dwl yi2 Natoma
Huneke Frederick, carpenter, dwl 122 Oak
Hung Fee Low i: Co. (Chinese), resUiurant, 713 Dupout
Hmig Gee & Co. (Chinese), shoes, 823 Clay
Hung San (Chinese), provisions, 703^ Dupont
Himg Sang Limg ii. Co. (Chinese), m'erchandise, 805 Dup
Hung Wo Tong (Chinese), medicine, 041 Jackson
Hung Yet (Chinese), slipper manufacturer, 827 Mont
Hungarian Hill Gravel Mining Co. (Plmnaa Co., Cal.), of-
tice 330 Pine room 28
Hunlerson J., driver City R. R.
Hunstein Charles, dwl 516 Pacific
Hunt , master mariner, dwl 550 Fourth
Hunt , stevedore Menzies ti Bingham
Hunt , dwl 730 Bush
Himt A. L. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School, dwl
59 Tehama
Hunt Anna (widow), dwl 258 Clementina
Hunt A. W., dwl 014 Kearny
Hmit Benjamin T., dwl 131 Montgomery
Hunt B. T., muimg stocks, dwl 021 Pine
Hunt Caleb, teamster, dwl 27 Dora
Hunt Carrie L. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, dwl 649
Folsom
Hunt Charles, clerk, dwl 128 Tj-ler
Hunt Charles, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl Stock-
ton nr Clay
Himt Charles, painter, dwi 34 Seventh
Hunt Charles, shipcarpeuter, dwl SW cor Brannan and
Ritch
Hunt Charles A., salesman Frederick H. Hammer, 200
Clay, res Oakland
Hunt Charles E., photographer George D. Morse, dwl Rubs
House
Hunt Charles E., shoemaker Einstein Eros. & Co., dwl
651 Stevenson
Himt Clarence M., collector Frank G. Edwards, dwl SW
cor Sacramento and Polk
Hunt C. R., teamster, dwl 27 Dora
UITAT DAVID W. {Edwin 0. Hunt d: Co.), dwl 25
Hawthorne
Hmit D. D., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, dwl Shotwell bet
TT\'enty-second and Twenty-third
Hunt D. D. (widow), dwl W s Shotwell let Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Hunt D. P., speculator, dwl 802 Howard
Hunt Edward, carpenter Palace Hotel
Hunt Edward, machinehaud S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Hmit Edward, stonecutter Orford ii Degan, E s Central
Av bet Post and Geary
m:\T EDWIN O. {K 0. Hunt & Co.), dwl 25 Haw-
thorne
IIL'AT EDWIX O. A CO. (David W. Hunt), manu-
facturers windmills, horsepowers, pumps, caskets, and
metallic coffins, 51 Beale
Hunt Ella A. Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 212 Powell
Hunt F. P., teamster, dwl 1219 Folsom
Hunt Frank, check clerk Towneend St. Depot Central
Pacffic R. R.
Hunt George, engineer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
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Hunt Genrge, seaman, dwl 17 Drumm
}Iunt Ucorye H., engineer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 932
Broadwav . . „„ „, , ^
Hunt Georye H., with Burling & Bro., dwl 806 Stockton
Hunt (.ioorgeT., engineer, dwl 138 Silver ,„„„„.
Hunt George W., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 366 Minna
Hunt George W., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 139
South Park Av , , „, ,, j
Hunt Hannah (widow), dwl N s Elizabeth bet Church and
Vicksburg
Hunt Harr;-, barkeeper John Roddy, cor Eeale and Brjant
Hunt Hnny O., bookkeeper Pacific Insurance Agency, rei
t)akland „„.
Hunt Henrv B. (E. Cliietovich * Co.). dwl 332 ElUs
Hunt Herbert, |iainter, dwl "07 Front
Hunt II. Sudauth. clerk U. S. Custom House, dwl Co»-
ninliolitan Hotel
Hunt 11. .M. (widow), dwl 212 Powell
Hunt .lames, boilermaker, dwl 231 First
Hunt James, coachman, dwl 144 Shipley
Hunt James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Hunt James, laborer, dwl 909 Folsom
Hunt James, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
K. R.
Hunt James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Hunt James H., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Hunt James S., calker, dwl 520 Sixth
Hunt John, calker, dwl 520 Sixth
Hunt John, compositor Cuddy & Hughes
Hunt John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Hunt John, gasfltter, dwl 143 Third
Hunt John, wagonmakcr, dwl 2S Freelon
Hunt John Jr. (llunt .{• Jiixinij),dv:\ 1250 California
Hunt John A. , dwl 212 Howard
Hunt John D., mining, office 331 Montgomery room 12,
dwl 649 Folsom
Hunt John F., calker, dwl 520 Sixth
Hunt John H., clerk S. F. Post-oHice, dwl 1004 Leav
Hunt John L. . stockbroker, olfice 331 Montgomery room
12, dwl 649 Folsom
HtXT JO.X.tTIIAN, manager Pacific Insurance Agency,
otBce 313 California, res Oakland
Hunt Maria (widow), dwl Galinto m- Sixteenth
Hunt Mark, bookseller, dwl 105 Eighth
Hunt Maiy J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 629 Pine
Hmit Michael, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 233
Fifth
Hunt Michael, laborer, dwl NE cor O'Farrell and Lagima
Hunt M. R. (widow), dwl 739 Han'ison
Hunt R. H. H., book agent, dwl 2045 Slission
Hmit Robert, machineband S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
173 Perry
Hunt Samuel, planer S. F. Manufactm-iug Co.
Hunt Samuel O., cashier Pacific Insurance Agency, office
31S California, res Oakland
Hunt S. B., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hunt S. M., stockbroker, dwl 204 Ellis
Hunt Theodorus H., trunkmaker, dwl Galinto nr Fifteenth
Hunt Thomas, car conductor, dwl 636 Commercial
Hunt W., machinist O. P. lugraham & Co.
Hunt W. Frank, chau-maker, dwl 650 Howard
Hunt W. H., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Hunt Willi.am, boot and shoemaker, N s Filbert nr Fill-
more, dwl N s Pixley PI bet Steiner and Fillmore
Hunt William, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor Fell
and Fillmore
Hunt William, merchant, dwl 19 Powell
Hunt Wiili-im, miller, dwl 706 Howard
Hunt William, teamster, dwl 165 Silver
Hunt William Mrs., dressmaker, 766 Howard
Hunt William B., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 2733
Folsom
Hmit & Rising (John Hunt Jr. and Al/rvd Jiisiiig),
attorneys at law, office 409 California
Huntcmami Cluistopher A., barkeeper Henry Evere, dwl
1414 Kearny
Hunt*mami Diederich, plasterer, dwl 1414 Kearny
Hunter , printer, dwl 1024 St<ickton
Hunter A. (widow), boarding, 433 Jessie
Hmiter B. P., student Heald's Business College
Hmiter C. A., sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Hunter David, plasterer, dwl 16 Rausch
Hunter Da^id, real estate, dwl 3044 Sutter
Hunter David C, theatrical agent,"dwl 711 California
Hunter Edward, lather Palace Hot«l
Hunter Edward, seaman, dwl 26 St*uart
Hunter Eliza Mrs., dwl NAV cor Van Ness Av and ElUs
Hunter Hemy, clerk A. M. Kurtz, dwl SW cor Turk and
Hyde
Hunter James, hostler John Martin, dwl 333 Bush
Hunter James, State ganger, office 323 Front, dwl 809
Hyde
Hunter James G., engineer, dwl 2019 Mission
Hunter J. B., cajiitalist. dwl Russ House
Hunter J. D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hunter Jennie Mrs., framemaker Forrest & Co. , dwl 813
Mission
Hunter John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 105 Sixth
Hunter John, carpenter, dwl 162 First
Hunter John, waiter 11 Si.xth, dwl 635 Stevenson
Hunter John H., insurance clerk, dwl 711 California
Hunter John J., clerk C. F. Richards & Co., dnd 712 How
Hunter Libbie Miss, school teacher, dwl 30 Jessie nr
Seventh
Hunter Lewis C, coaldealcr, 109 Sacramento, dwl 1625
Washington
Hunter Nathaniel, cigars and tobacco, 236 Montgomery,
and secretary S. F. Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, office 614 Merch, dwl 130 Eighth
Hunter Philip Schuyler, clerk C. F. Richards & Co., dwl
712 Howard
Hunt«r Robert A. Jr., clerk Edward P. Hall & Co.
Hunter Thomas E., barkeeper Tuttle & >\'hitaker, dwl
cor Mission and Fourth
Hunter Thomas J., miner, dwl 902 Sacramento
Hunter W. B., merchant, dwl Kuss House
Hunter W. B., salesman Fiegenbaum ^ Co., dwl 759 Mar
Hunter William (tluutcr ..I- Shackleford). dwl 610 Mason
Hunter William, coalpasser stm William Taber, Market
St. Wharf
Hunter W. R., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
public
Hunter & Shackleford (WiUinm Hunter and Thomas J.
ShacHcford), brick manufacturers, office 402 Mont
Hunter's Point Chemical Works. Crane & Cording pro-
prietors, cor Seventh Av and D, South S. F., office
SE cor Front and Clay
Huntington Caroline (widow), lodgings, 47 Second
HUNTWCTOX t'OLIS P., presideut Southern Pac.
R. R, (and Huntiwitan, Hnpkins it- Co.), office NB
cor Fourth and Tovrasend room 42, res New York
Huntington E. S., miner, dwl 411 Pacific
HlINTIXtiTOX F. A., proprietor Globe Iron Works,
143 and 145 Fremont (ami A. S. Foli/er J: Co.), dwl
1228 Mission
Huntington Harvey S., machmist F. A. Huntington, dwl
351 First
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. (C. P. Huntinrjton, Mark
Hopkins, Charles Miller, Albert Gallatin, W. R. S.
Fuye, and Horace H. Seatim), importei-s and jobbers
hardware and metals, junction Bush and Market, and
54 K, Sacramento
Huntington Walter E., laborer Christopher Gilligan, dwl
Visitaeion Valley bet San Josd and San Bruno roads
Huntlev A. M. Miss, t«aeher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1015 Scott
Huntley Samuel N., carpenter S. F. Manufactm-ing Co.,
dwl 536i Howard
Huntoon Isaac D., general commission merchant, office
41S Front, dwl 1317 California
Huntsman George H. (J. W. Davidson it Co.), dwl 824
Sutter
HUntzsch Moritz, typecaster Painter & Co., groceries and
liquors, NE cor Filbert and Mason
Hunzelmann William, tailor, dwl 12 L?erry
Hunzen William (lliinzen .1- Eden), dwl 619 Bush
Hunzen & Eden (William Hunzen and Richard Eden),
club rooms, 704 Market
Hunziker G., watches and jewelry, 16 Third, dwl 214 Te-
hama
Huon Augustus, dwl 555 Mission
Huppert Henry, upholsterer Charles Plum & Co., dwl 61
Shipley
Huppert Thomas, cabinetmaker California Furniture M.
Co., dwl 61 Shipley
Hurd C, second officer stm William Taber, Market St.
Wharf
Hurd Frank, bookbinder, dwl 62 Second
Hurd Jane (widow), dwl 449 Stevenson
Hmd Jethro, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 408
Fourth
Hurd J. M., compositor Evening Post, dwl 846 Folsom
Hurd K. Mrs. seamstress, dwl 11 Geary
Hurd W. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hurd. Sec Heard, Herd and Hird
Hurdis Samuel, painter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 17 Verona PI
Hurdle Thomas, watertender stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Hurl George, carpenter, dwl 723 Bryant
Earitan Elver Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
C- p. VAH SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Hurl John, tailor, dwl 24 Hunt
Hurl Michael, housemover, d«i Ninth nr Brannan, rear
Hurlbert Benjiunin F., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 610
Octa\ia
Hurlbert E. B. Rev
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, pastor First Baptist Church, dwl 234
Hurlbert GustaTOS G., polisher San Francisco Laundry
dwl S s Elhs bet Laguna and Buchanan
Hurlbert Henry M., tiimer Brittan, Holbrook & Co dwl
610 Octavia '
Hurlbert NelUe B. F. Mrs., forewoman E. Detrick & Co.
dwl 6S Minna
Htu-lbrink Ernest (^Neuiuibcr ifc Co.), dwl 621 First
Hurlburt Benjamin F. , clerk Locke & Montague
Hurlburt Malcolm D. (Rockwell i- S.), dwl Russ House
Hurlburt. 5t't' Hulburt
ntULISI'T tiEOKUE C, librarian Mechanics' Insti-
tute Library and school director, dwl 1224 Mission
Hurlbutt James M., carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf Co
dwl 2112 Howard
Hurley , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Hurley Charles, boot and shoemaker, dwl 502 Linden Av
Hurley Charles, longshoreman, dwl 657 How-ard
Hiu-ley Charles P., clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl cor Stock-
ton and Bush
Hurley Daniel, coachpainter, 423 Pacific, dwl 2754 Clara
Hurley Daniel, laborer, dwl 11 O'Farrell Alley
Hurley Daniel D., hay, grain, and coal, SW cor Mission
and Seventeenth
Hurley Dou.ild, laborer, dwl 1019 M.irket, rear
Hurley Edward, blacksmith, 909 Batterj-, dwl 111 Vallejo
Hurley James, buteher P. J. Nolan, dwl 27 Clinton
Hurley James, helper pressman John H. Carmany & Co.
dwl 707 Brannan '
Hurley James, laborer, dwl Perry bet Fourth and Fifth
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 673
Harrison
Hurley Jeremiah, rigger, dwl 257 Perry
Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley Prima-
ry School, dwl cor Gough and Pacific
Hurley John, boilermaker, dwl blS Howard
Hurley John, butcher William Taaffe & Co., dwl Eleventh
Av nr Q, South S. F.
Hurley John, carpenter, dwl 512 Webster
Hurley John, cartman, dwl 1302 Jackson
Hurley John, farmer, dwl W s San Bruno Eoad nr Six-
mile House
Hurley John, laborer, dwl 5i Hayward
Hurley John P., carpenter, dwl N s Grove bet Buchanan
and Webster
Hurley Joseph G., hootfitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl N
E cor Grove and Gough
Hurley Kate E. .Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 406 Tehama
Hurley Margaret (widow), dwl 275i Clara
Hurley Margaret E. (widow), dwl 614 Grove
Hurley Mary (widow), dwl 19 Sherwood PI
Hurley May Miss, saleswoman Morris Litchenstein, dwl
406 Tehama
Hurley Michael, laborer, dwl 43 Minna
Hurley Michael, laborer, dwl 1202* Folsom
Hurley Michael, purifier S. F. Gas" Light Co., dwl 37 Min
flm-ley Michael, traciorepairer Sutter St. R. R.
Hurley Michael G., blacksmith Kerr i: Goodrich, dwl 1202J
Folsom
Hurley Morris, cooper, dwl 391 Eighth
Hurley Morris, hostler, dwl 333 Bush
Hurley Patrick, carpenter, dwl 1S26 Pacific Av
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Rausch
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 512 Webster
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 759 Brj-ant
Hurley Patrick, laborer, dwl 1065 Market
Hurley Patrick, shoemaker, 1060 Howard
Hurley Thomas hostler Market St. R. R. Stable, dwl E s
Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hurley Timothy, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Hurley William, painter, dwl 275* Clara
Hurlitz Frederick, molder Angell, Palmer & (Jj., dwl 17
Howard Court
Humey John F., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 17
Haight
Hurson Edward, hostler 709 Jones, dwl 134 Fern At
Hurson John, washer Occidental Laimdry, dwl Greenwich
bet Buchanan and Webster
Hurst George H., dwl California House
Hurst James, ScandinaWan Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Hurst William H., silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 627
California
Hurt B. H., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Continental Hotel
Hurtado Ignacio, compositor El Tecolote. dwl 825 Mont
Hurtado Nicholas, saddlemaker, dwl 17 St. Charles PI
Hurtz L. E. . butcher, dwl 239 Tyler
Hushon J., laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwl 607 CTem
Husick Patrick, carpenter, dwl N s Washington bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Husing A. & Co. (Albert Uvsino and John Wohlke). gro-
cenes and liquors, NE cor Fifth and Mission
Husing Albert (A. Uming .t Co.), dwl 51S Capp
Husmg Albert, compositor Cahfomia Demokrat, dwl 659
Brannan
Husing Dietrich, machinist and tool manufacturer 313
Mission, dwl 245 Second '
Husing Hemy, bobkbmder Althof & Bahls, dwl 559 Bry-
ant ■'
Husing Rathy (Schwartz, H. 6: Meyer and Schwartz a,-
B.), res Half Moon Bay
Huss Moritz, brassfinisher Electrical Con. and M. Co
dwl 9 Harlan PI '
Husselman S-amuel B. (Brajidon i- E.), dwl 18 Garden
Hussey , broker, dwl 16 Stockton PI
Hussey , painter Hopps & Sons
Hussey Albert W., contractor, dwl 22 Fifth Av
Hussey Albion C, carpenter and builder, 21 Webb dwl
1026 Jackson '
Hussey Amos, Bricklaj-ers' Pro. Assn. 232 Sutter
Hussey Charles V., assistant Countv Smreyor'a Office
dwl 531 Bryant " '
Hussey Edward, painter, dwl 134 Fourth
Hussey Frank, seaman, dwl 19 Commecciat-'
Hussey George V., carpenter, dwl 1532 Ctay
Hussey H. A., merchant, dwl N s IVentieth nr Guerrero
Hussey Henry, sawyer John B. Luchsinger& Son, dwl N
5 Twentieth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hussey James L. , stockbroker, office 421 Montgomerj- dwl
Brooklyn Hotel
Hussey J. J., with Wilson, Merrj- & Co.
Hussey John, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Batter
Hussey Joseph, real estate, dwl 326 Green
Hussey LawTence, paver Superintendent PubUc Streets.
dwl 242 Perry
Hussey Maggie M'iss, housekeeper International Hotel
Hussey Monls, teamster Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Hussey Oscar F., machinist Union Ironworks, dwl 227
Second
Hussey Patrick, driver, dwl 809 Jessie, rear
Hussey Sarah D. Mrs., upholstress, dwl 11 Hampton PI
Hussey Simon, real estate, dwl 326 Green
Husse.v S. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 23 Kearny
Hussey Uldric J., clerk Marion J. McDonald, dwl SW cor
Chestnut and Leavenworth
Hussey Wilham H. H., record and indorsing clerk Cus-
tom House, dwl 729 Treat Av
Hussey Wilham M., mason and builder, ofBce NE cor
Kearny and Bush, dwl 16 Stockton PI
Bussing Caroline (widow), dwl SE cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
Hussing Henrj-, fireman stm Yosemite, Broadway Wharf
Husson Christian, waiter Mrs. L. Ochs, 502 Bush
Husson Paul, wholesale butcher, NE cor Fifth and Rail-
road avs. South S. F., office 535 Qay, dwl 841 How
Husson Urbain, lodgings, 919 Clay
Husted Alanson, collector, 712 Mont, dwl 957 Market
Husted Montgomery, carpenter, dwi 134 Fourth
Husted O. J., clerk Receiver's Office Market St, E. R.,
dwl 12 O'Farrell
Husteden William, seaman, dwi 123 Jackson
Hustine Hemy, tanner, dwl 17^ Garden
Huston George (George Huston a; Co.), dwl S s Ellis bet
Buchanan and Lagima
Huston George & Co., produce commission, and poultry
merchant, 426 Clay
Huston George M. (HuMon <L- Probasco), dwl 1410 Howard
Huston William, clerk, dwl 26 Sixth
Huston & Probasco (G. M. Hu»ton and H. Probasco),
confectioners, 122 Kearny
Hutaif Hemy, groceries and liquors, SE cor Eddy and
Leavenworth
Hut;UI Hemy W., groceries and liquors, SW cor Broad-
way and Ohio
Hutchmgs Mrs., dwl 1003 Powell
Hutchings Charles, attorney at law, dwl 1028 Market
Hutchings Charles A., engineer, dwl W s Shotwell bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Hutchings Daniel F., marine sun-eyor California Insur-
ance Co. and Boston Board Underwriters, and agent
Bureau Veritas International Register of Shipping,
office 318 Cal (and Hutchings <i- Co.), res East Oakland
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'AOIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Ilutchings t'rank J., clerk Heynemann & Co., dwl 822
Hush
m^TClIiXOS JiUIES M. (of Yosemite Valley), dwl
1718 I'ine
IIutchiiit,'s&Co. (DamVi-F. Ilutchitifjs and David Dunn),
juupriutors Phcenix Oil Works, 517 Front
IIutchiTis Ada Mrs., travelin;,^ agent Florence Sewing Ma.-
chinu Co., dwl cor Green and Stockton
Ilutuhins C. B., physician, office and dwl, 112 O'Farrell
Hutchins Charles E., steward and janitor Industrial
Schiiul, res Oakland
Hutchins Edwin P., mining engineer, office 331 Mont-
gomery room 17, dwl I'JOO Broadway
Hutchins Francis H., expressman, dwl 236 Seventh
HutcUings Ueurge H., bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, dwl 1018 Geary
Hutchins Jane Mrs., lodgings, 721 Howard
Hutchins L. W., clerk H. F. Badenhop. dwl E s Harrison
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Hutchins Martha Mrs. (widow), dwl lOlS Geary
Hutchins William, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Hutchinson , dwl 127 Kearny
Hutchinson Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 423 Dupont,
dwl N s Oak nr Taylor
Hutchinson Annie Miss, dwl S65 Mission
UUXflllNSOK f. «t SON (C. J. Hutchinson), car-
penters and builders, 417 Market
Hutcliinson Charles C, carpenter, dwl 112 Welsh
Hutchinson Christopher (C. IlxiUhinson (t Son), dwl 16
Ritch
Hutchinson Christopher John (C Hutchinson & Son),
dwl 10 Ritch
Hutchinson C. I. {Hutchinson, 3fann d: Smith), dwl 845
Mission
Hutchinson Daniel (Hall A H.), dwl San Miguel Station
Hutchinson David, proprietor Eureka Lodgings, 624 Com
Hutchinson David S., dentist, dwl 105 Grove
Hut-chinson E. J., solicitor, dwl 321) Seventeenth
Hutchinson Ely I. {Hannon d: H.), attorney at law, office
NW cor Mont and Commercial, dwl 845 Mission
Hutchinson Frederick W., clerk Hutchinson, Mann &
Smitii, dwl 845 Mission
Hutchinson Gardner S. (Harris (b H.), res New York
Hutchinson George O., physician, dwl 112 Welsh
Hutchinson Hayward M. [Hutchinsoyi, Kohl, Philippeus
d' Co.), res Washington, D. C.
Hutchinson Henry L. (Fairbank^i Jj H.), dwl Grand Ho-
tel
Hutchinson J., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Hutchinson James, bootmaker W. F. Burke, dwl 3 Quin-
cyPl
Hutchinson James^ commission merchant, dwl 15 Willow
Av
0tT4'in\SON J.iMES S., cashier Sather& Co., dwl
litiu Howard cor Fifteenth
Hutchinson John, stockbroker, dwl 545 Seventeenth
Hutiliiiison Jnlin J., collector Morning Call, dwl52lJone3
Hutetiiii-.nii Jusuph, dwl 11)10 Howard cor Fifteenth
mr4lll\SO.\, KOHL, rillLIFFKlJS «& CO.
(Uninvard M. Hutchinson, Willium Kohl, AuguM
Wiusucrman, Louis S loss, Lewis Ucrstlc, Mark Liv-
in'jstun, Gii-staiw Niebaunn, Alexander Philippeus,
and John F. Miller), shipping merchants and whole-
sale furdcalers, SlOSansom
nUXl'UI.N'SO.V MANi\ A. SMITII (C. /. Hutchin-
son, H. li. Mann, Andrew D. Smith, and George
0. Smith Jr.), insurance agents, 314 California
Hutchinson Myron, dwl 37 Second
Hutchinson Robert, restaurant, NW cor Dupont and Pine,
dwl NW cor Dupont and Pacific
Hutchinson T. R., salesman Colman Bros., res Oakland
Hutchinson William, cariienter, dwl 754 Howard
Hutchinson William H., carpenter William B. Bradbury,
dwl 737 Howard
Hutchinson William L., expressman Donald Beadle, dwl W
8 Devisadero bet California and Sacramento
Hutchison James F., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
i»18 Vallejo
Hutchison William, lodgings, 110 Prospect PI
Huth Carl, bootmaker, dwl SW cor Powell and Union
Huth Churies, barkeeper John Wessell, dwl 1620 Powell
Huth otto, clerk George W. Smiley
llutin Mary Mrs., laundry, 928 Pacific
Uutler Jolin P., tailor, 1007 Kearny
Uuttncr U. J., draftsman and mechanical enpneer Rladon
1. and L. Works, dwl 117 Stockton
Hutton , dwl 318 Pine
Hutt<»n (Jeorgo (colored), hairdresser Charles A. Da\i8,
dwl 007 Vallejo
Hutt<.in Harrj', coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Hutton Han-y W., machinist, dwl 29 Moss
Huttf.tn Hugh S., reporter Daily Evening Post, dwl Na
Green bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Hutton James Henrj', policeman City Hall, dwl 419 Fell
Hutton John, engineer stm Los Angeles, dwl 29 Moss
Hutton John, porter William McColl, dwl NE cor Fulton
and Franklin
Hutton Julia A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primarj' School,
dwl NE cur FrankUn and Fulton
Hutts Henry, laborer William Watts, dwl Houston nr
Taylor
Huwe William, carpenter, dwl 221 Tj'ler
Huwe Wendel, carpenter, dwl 221 Tj-ler
Hvistendahl Christian, pastor Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Church, dwl 874 Mission
HjTims Brothers {Edward and Willin m), importers, man-
ufactxu-ers, and wholesale clothiers, 109 Sansom
Hyams Edward (Hyams Brothers), res New York
Hyams George J. S., salesman Charles Goldstone, dwl
1517 Ellis
Hj'ams James, clerk, dwl 612 Hyde
Hyams Leopold, physician, office and dwl 659 Clay
Hvams William (Hyams Brothers), res New York
Hyatt Antonio, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 1309 Stockton
Hyatt T. Hart Jr., short-hand reporter Andrew J. Marsh,
dwl 618 California
Hyde Charles, student Heald's Business College, dwl 517
Bush
Hyde Frederic A. (Mullan A: H. and Sherman & H.),
res Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
Hyde George E., machinist, dwl 1112 Folsom
Hyde George K., wholesale hardware and cutlerj', 406 and
408 Market, res Oakland
in'DE HEKRY €., attorney at law, office 411J Califor-
nia, dwl Lick House
Hyde Isaac, manager \\Tiat Cheer House, res Oakland
Hyde J., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hyde Jesse, dwl Columbia Hotel
Hyde John, cook American Exchange, dwl 612 Powell
Hyde Michael, capitalist, dwl N s Precita Av nr Mission
Hvde Phillip, driver, dwl 571 Howard
Hyde William, clerk D. Leahy, dwl 318 Fifth
Hyde William H. (Hyde A Chester), dwl 1869 Mission
n¥DE •£ CHESTER (William H. Hyde and Henry
Chester), housemovers, 645 Mission
Hydeliff M. J., produce commission, 216 Da^is, dwl S s
Austin bet Franklin and Gough
Hye William, clerk Obermeier & Thorn Wohrden, SW cor
Folsom and Eleventh
Hyer William, porter, dwl 49 Ritch
Hylan William J., brassfinisher, 417 Mission, dwl 506 Mar-
ket
Hyland Ann (widow), dwl 669 Harrison
Hyland Bernard, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 1432
Jackson
Hyland David, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Hyland Henry J. (Von Rhein <£• H.), dwl Coso Av nr
Hyland J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's "Wharf
Hyland James, brassfinisher Greenberg & Co., dwl 669
Harrison
Hyland James, eailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 32 Minna
Hyland John, carpetlayer James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl 2
Grand Av
Hyland John, salesman N. Skerrett, dwl 352 Turk
Hyland Joseph, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 115^
Clinton
Hyland J. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Hyhmd Kate Mrs., dressmaker, 2 Grand Av
Hyland LawTence, boilemiaker, dwl 8^ Grand Av
Hyland Michael, blacksmith, dwl 236 Sutter
Hyland Michael, laborer, dwl 703 Natoma
Hvland Patrick, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Hyland R. J., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 268 Bran
Hyland W. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Hyman , clerk, dwl 1 Harlan PI
H>-nian Biron, physician, office and dwl 12 Berry
Hyman Davis, boarding house and liquor salion, 310 Pac
HjTnan Deborah Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary' School, dwl 1825 Clay
Hj-man H. (H. Hyman A Co.), dwl 730 McAllister
Hjnuan H. & Co. (\V. Sc/i/Jia^z), pawnbrokers, 625 Kearny
H>-man Helena (widow), dwl NE cor McAllister and Octa-
via
Hyman H. W., merchant (of Hyman Brothers, Nevada
City, Cat, and Honolulu S. I.), office 106 Battery.
dwl 1220 Geary
H>'man Isaac, clothing, 42 Jackson
MORGAIT & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. p. VAIT SCHAAOK k CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18C2.
Hjinan Jacob {J. NetcmKin (fc Co.), res Grass Valley
Hraian Jacob, hairdresser S. W. Lipman, dwl G06 Bdwy
H\Tuaii Louis, tailor, 905.J Howard
Hyman Morris, furniture, 60G Broadway
H\-man Mtvses {Freeman A H.), dwl '25"Taylor
Hraian Nathan, hairdresser Herman Lewis, dwl 606
BiUvy
HjTQan N. J., importer watches, diamonds, jewelry, and
fancy g-oods, aa Keaniy. dwl 316 Turk
H^-man Samuel, merchant, dwl 44 Third
Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker, 16 Kearny, dwl 706 Kllia
H\"mes , dwl 215 Keaniy
Hymes James H., salesman Stolz Bros., dwl 612 Jones
Hj-ms James, laborer, dwl Hickory bet Franklin and
Gouifh
Hynard William A., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada
Hyndlar H., assistant pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
HjTids David, blacksmith, dwl 2005 Mission
Hyne Michael, laborer, dwl 10 Berry
Hyneman Samuel, mining stocks, office 40S Montgomery,
dwl S19 Moutgomerj'
Hynes Andrew R., city agent Hall's Sale and Lock Co.,
dwl Windsor House
Hynes Bridget (widow), 127 Tehama
Hjiies E. P., sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl 10
Verona PI
HjTies Gustive, butcher, dwl 15 Garden
Hjiies Jacob, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hj-ues James, bootmaker O'Reilly &, Thomas, dwl S s Fol-
sora nr Beale
Hynes James, laborer Palace Hotel
HjTies John, carpenter, dwl cor Miss and Twenty-ninth
HjTies John, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero nr Ridley
H)-nes John, hthographer, dwl 229 Capp
Hynes John, steward Occidental Hotel, dwl 15 Howard
Court
Hj-nes John, trackcleaner Omnibus R. R.
H}-nes Michael {Granfield <i: Hynes), dwl 10^ Langton
Hpies Patrick, carpenter, dwl cor Miss and ISventy-niath
Hj-nes Patrick, laborer, dwl 10^ Langton
H,nies T. W., mason Palace Hotel
H>-ne^ William H., shipjoiner, dwl 10 Verona PI
Hyslop John, watchman Merchants' Exchaufre, dwl 1231
J^bert
I'Axsos Miles, miner, dwl NE cor Lombard and Hyde
laac Elj-as. photographer Joseph T. Silva, dwl 435 Tehama
lago J., bellman Overland House, 533 Sacramento
Ibbach Adolph, clerk, dwl 5ly Bush
Ibnsina Auker, student Heald's Business College, dwl 509
Bush
Iburg William M., groceries and liquors, 336 Bush, dwl 5
Belden
Icke Jacob, upholsterer, 829 Pacific
Ickelheimer Herman, house and signpainter, 15 Dupont,
dwl 12 Bagley PI
Ida Claj-ton and Great AVestem Wagon Road Co. (Napa,
Sonoma, and Lake cos.), H. V. Clark secretary, office
204 Front
Ida EUmore Mining Co. (Idaho), office 419 Cal room 17
Idaho Mill and Mining Co. (Idaho), office 419 Cal room 17
Idaho Pauamint Silver Mining Co. (Panamint, Cal.),l
office 331 Montgomery' room 14
Ide Abbott L., chemist, dwl 225 Sixth
Ide John, trunkmaker A. Haas a. Co., dwl 225 Sixth
Ide O. W., trunkmaker A Haas & Co., dwl 225 Sixth
Ide Paulinus, bricklayer, dwl 225 Sixth
Ide Sylvester G., seaman, dwl lo5 Clark
Iglauer Joseph, salesman M. Heller & Bros., dwl 502 Bush
Igo Edward, dwl 317 Jessie
Igo James, datrj-man, dwl California Av opp Brj'ant, Ber-
nal Heights
Igo Patrick, laborer, dwl California Av opp Brj-ant, Bemal
Heights
Ihania Juan (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Ijams William E. Rev., pastor Green St. Congregational
Church, dwl 1116 Stockton
Iken Frederick, commission merchant, 525 Front, dwl 117
Stockton
Ikonen Andi-ew, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Dlidge George J. (Mucsarley Bros. <k Co.), dwl 114 Mason
Ulidge John G., cabinetmaker Henry Luchsinger & Co.,
dwl 67 Minna
Illinois Central Mining. Co. (Owyhee, Idaho), office 402
Montgomery room 2
Illinois Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), office
409 California
ILLi:.STRATED PRESS, S. F. Journal Commerce
Pubhshmg Co. publishers, office 414 Clay
lis John G., importer stoves, etc., and proprietor Jackson
Iron Foundry, 628 Washington
nse William A., assayer S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, res Oakland
Imbourg Charles, veterinarj- surgeon, office 12S Kearny
Imbrie Augustus C, merchant tailor, 115 Geary
Imelli Max {Inwlli d- Jund), dwl 213 SLxth
Imelli & Jund {Max Imelli and Juhn Jund), groceries
and liquors, 213 Sixth
Imhaus Celeste (widow), dwl 503 Chestnut
Imhaus Emile J. {Iinhaus <t Co.), dwl 503 Chestnut
Imhaus Louis A., salesman PhiUp Liesenfeld, dwl 503
Chestnut
Imhaus &. Co. (Emile J. Imhaus and Ignatz S. ffonigs-
herger), real-estate agents, 600 Sacramento
ImhoCf Edward, butcher Philip Newman, dwl 506 Market
Imhoff Frederick C, barber, dwl 433 Green
Imhoff Samuel G., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl W s Miller
PI nr Folsom
LnMJGRATIO\ CO.llHISSIOXER STATE, office
302 Davis
Immon Gustaf Richard, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Imol Francis, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr Indus-
trial School
Imperial Consolidated G. and S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
office 419 California room 19
niPERIAL FIRE LVSFKA.XCE CO. aondon), Falk-
ner, Hfll ^ Co. general agent-s, office 430 Califoniia
niPEKIAL SILVER :UK.\flX«; CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
\\ alter E. Dean secretary, office 419 Cal room 19
Imperishable Paving Co., Frederick Madge secretary, of-
fice 64 Merchants" Exchange
DIPROVED ORDER RED MEX, office Great Chief
of Records 604 Merchant room 10
Ince Annette Miss, actress, dwl 24 Metcalfe PI
Ince Matthew N. {Richard Patrick 6: Co.), dwUlS Leav
Incell Ada Mrs., dressmaker, 110 Geary
Inch Richard, machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 23
Grand Av
Inches Robert. W,
nr Second
, sawj-er B. F. Gilman, dwl S a Market
Indemnity Union (co-operative life insurance), W. H. Ru-
lofson president, office 432 Montgomery
Independence Consolidated Mining Co. (Grass Valley,
Cal.), office 418 Kearny
Independent and Omega Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Joseph Maguire secretary, office 419 CaJifomia
Independent Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co.), George T.
Grimes secretary, office 240 Montgomerj"
I^'DEPEXDEXT ORDER BWAI B^RITD, haU 105
Post
OTDEPEXDEXT ORDER ODD FELLOWS, hall
325 Montgomerv
IXDEPEXDEXT ORDER RED MEX, haU 510 Bush
LXDEPEXDEXT ORDER WHITE MEX, hall 771
Market
IXDIA DOCK, E s Batt«rv bet Filbert and Greenwich
IXDIA RICE .UILL, William M. Greenwood proprie-
tor, E s Fremont bet Mission and Howard
Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Co., Wollpert & Reutch-
ler agents, 135 Natoma
Indorff Joseph, teamster, dwl Ns Ivy Av bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Indus Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), of-
fice 28 Merchants' Exchange
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Old Ocean House Road 5
miles from City Hall, office 4 City Hall second fliwr |
Infants' Shelter, Mrs. Carrie Emmans matron, 759 Mission
Ing Andrew D., bookkeeper A. C. Nichols, dwl 419 Har
Ingalls Benjamin, steward, dwl 132 Turk
Ingalls John, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 605 Stockton
Ingalls John, master mariner, dwl 1 Perry nr Second
Ingalsbe Alva W., clerk Stationery Department Wells,
Fargo & Co. , dwl NW cor Broadway and Taylor
Inge Richard, broker, dwl 313 Kearny
Ingegneri S., painter, 420 Broadway, dwl 1107 Keamj'
Ingell Benjamin Allen, machine operator, dwl 325 Fell
IngeraoU Gay lord B., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl
W s Leavenwortii bet Union and Filbert
IngersoU Geor>re S., storage and commission, 1101 Bat-
tery, dwl 204 Montgoraerj-
IngersoU Taylor, baker, dwl 32 Sullivan's Building
Ingerson Henrj', waiter, dwl 511 Folsom
Ingerson H. H., homeopathic physician, dwl 319 Geary
Ingerson James W., master mariner, dwl 3 Morel PI
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Ingham Richard, carpenter, dwl E 8 Sherman bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth . ., , ,j ,, r.„ a^^
Inglar James A., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
604 Greenwich ^ x^ ^ *
Ingle Albinus, clerk Chief Paymaster's Office Department
California U. S. A., 105 Stockton, dwl NE cor Uay
and Leavenworth „,.,,. r. t, -4
Ingler Charles L., foreman blindmaker William B. Brad-
bury, dwl 504 CJreenmch , , „, o. 1 . „
Inglis Alexander, steward Mint Saloon, dwl W 8 Stockton
bet California and Pine
Inglis George, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 411 O Farrell
luilis Patrick, upholsterer WiUiam R. Gallagher, dwl 256
Stevenson ., -,
Ingold George, cabinetmaker Calilomia Furmture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 409 Post
Ingold8i>v C, laborer Palace Hotel „„„ ,. , .
Ingoldsbv L. D., proprietor Arcade House, 930 Market
Ingols James E., clerk S. F. Assaymg and Refining
Works, res Oakland ,,„ ^ ,•
Ingomar Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), ofBce 419 CaU-
fornia room 23 .. ■ ^ n -o „t,
Ingraham Albion, toU-gatekeeper Mission and Ocean Beach
Ingraham James, dwl N B Geary bet Devlsadero and
Broderick ,„„,.„. j ,
Ingraham James A., 8ale8man Titcomb & Williams, dwl
409 Leavenworth
Ingraham J. F. (Pillsbury & I.), dwl W s Tennessee nr
Ingraham Joseph Z., cooper Cutting & Co., dwl 414 Ful-
Ingraham 0. P. & Brother (ii. F. Ingraham), machinists,
13 Fremont „ v j , ^, ,
Ingraham Ossian P. (0. P. Ingraham & Bro.), dwl 414
Ingraham'li. F. (O. P. Iivjraham * Bro.X dwl 415 Hayes
Ingraham R. F. Mrs., teacher Fourth St. Prunary School,
dwl Nineteenth nr Valencia
Ingraham Richard B., porter Marcus C. Hawley&Co.,
dwl cor Columbia and Prospect PI, N s Bemal HeighW
Ingram George, toll-gatekeeper Mission and Ocean Beach
Road
Ingstrom Henrj', seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Inguglia Angelo, fish, 5 Clay St Market, dwUllTJ Kearny
Inguvich Carl, dwl 1123 Howard , , „„,
Ingwerson Christian H., captain schr Alaska, dwl 30J
Garden
Inman Henry, dwl 212 Post
Innian James, laborer, dwl SE cor Nineteenth and Do-
lores
Inman John, engineer, dwl 21 Moss
Inman William T., saddle-treemaker Main & WincheBter,
dwl 21 Moss
Innd Elizabeth, seamstres, dwl 424 Tehama
Innd Thomas, carpenter, dwl 424 Tehama
Innes John C. , clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stock-
ton, dwl 1104 Market
Inselmann Henrj', fruits and vegetables, 339i Third
Inskeep Maria Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl Twenty-third bet Howard and Mission
Inskip J. E., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Insleo George W. (Jiistec i- Joseph), dwl 627 Geary
Inslee iSt Joseph {Georije W. Inslce and Michael J. Joseph),
cigars and tobacco. NE cor Kearny and Bush
INSl'l;«'TOK BOILERS U. S., office 11 U. S. Court
Building
INSPECTOR GAS METERS, office 631 Mission
INSPECTOR UllUiS II. S., office 11 U. S. Court
Building
INSPECTOR STEAMBOATS V. S., office 11 U. S.
Court Building
INSIfRANCE COMMISSIONER STATE OF CAU-
FORNIA, office 401 California
Insurance Company of North America of Philadelphia
(fire), office 313 California
Insurance Mining Co. (Storov Co., Nev.), office 607 Mont
INTERNAL REVENUE AOENT U. S., office 419 Cal
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR U. S., office
321 Batterv
INTERNAL REVENUE SUPERVISOR V, S., office
419 California
International Gold Mining Co. (EI Dorado Co., Cal.), office
37 Merchants' Exchange
International Hotel, Hiram C. Partridge proprietor, 824
and 826 Kearny
Inwood George, real estate, dwl 1623 Powell, rear
loclan Alfred, waiter California Restaurant, dwl 256 Te-
hama
lona Co. (Chinese), cigars, 746 Washington
Iowa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), A. D. Carpenter sec-
retary, office 606 Clay
Ipscn Louis, carriagemaker B. Grave & Co., dwl 1111
Sacramento ,,,,„,
Ipswitch John, wines and liquors, 422 Kearny, dwl 617J
Ira George, gardener William Appleby, dwl cor Eight-
eenth and Mission
Irazoque Francois, liquor saloon, 600 Pacific
Iredale Alfred S., stoves and tinware, plumbing and gas-
fitting, 957 Mission
Iredell Joseph B., carpenter, dwl 228 Francisco
Irelan George, upholsterer Nathaniel Beal, dwl 61 Ev-
erett
Irelan John, sailmaker, dwl 32 Minna
Irelan Samuel, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Irelan William, shipcarpenter, dwl 607 Howard
Irelan William Jr. (California Assay Office), dwl 2001
Bush /
Ireland David, porter 117 California, dwl 633 Seventeenth
Ireland G. W., upholsterer, dwl 52 Everett
Ireland James, bookkeeper Thomas H. Selby & Co., res
East Oakland
Ireland William Jr., gasfltter John H. O'Brien, dwl 805
Howard
Ireman Bernard, tailor A. Morris, dwl 26 Second
Irion Louis, cook Dettmar & Schmitt
IRISH-.AJIERICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETlf, haU
SIS Howard
IRISH-AMERICAN HALL, 816 and 818 Howard
Irish Confederation Hall, 751 Market
Irish George S., salesman Glceson & Fell, dwl 462 Jessie
Irish H. D. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 309 Ivy Av
IRISH LITERARV AND SOCIAL CLUB, rooms 638
Market
IRISH NEWS (semi-monthly), Jeffrey Nunan editor,
office 432 Montgomery
Irish William W., dwl 404 Bryant , , „„ „
Irmscher Herman, bootmaker, 620 Battery, dwl 220 Pao
Irnen N., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Irons Amos A., dwl 326 Green
Irons William, dwl 5 Stockton
Ironsides Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 119 Calllor-
nia room 19
Irvin , printer, dwl 137 Montgomery
Irvin Brown, laborer, dwl 14 Farren Av bet Eddy and
Irvln George C, photographer Hector W. Vaughn, dwl
1719 Post , „ ,. J
Irvin Robert J., carpenter, dwl W s Fillmore bet Bush and
Pine
Irvin. See Ervin, Erwin, and Irwin
Irvine Alexander, bookkeeper Pioneer Land and Loan
Assn, dwl 106 Montgomery Block
Irvine David, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 236 Sutter
Irvine George (Irvine cO Haight), dwl 328 Hayes
Irvine, Harker & Co. (Wiiliam Irviivi, Asa Marker, and.
Jaines H. Wallace), wholesale grocers, 226 Front
Irvine James, capitalist, office 6'20 Montgomery, dwl NE
cor Folsom and Eleventh
Irvine James, barkeeper, dwl 523 Kearny
Irvine James, liquor saloon, 248 Sutter, dwl 46 Second
Irvine James S., carpenter and builder, dwl Twenty-first
bet Folsom and Harrison
Irvine Robert, maltster, dwl 1132 Folsom
Irvine Robert, real estate, office 330 Pine, dwl 9 Post
Irvine William (Irvine, Harker <fc Co.), dwl 710 Hayes
Irvine William, attorney at law, office 609 Sacramento,
dwl 603 Merchant
IRVINE A HAIGHT (George Irvine and Robert
IIai]ht), importers and jobbers provisions, and
wholesale dealers dairy products, 210 Clay
Irving , dwl 362 Minna
Irrtng A. K., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Irving A. W., jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 443
Green
Irving Henry P., attorney at law, office 44 Montgomery
Block, dwl West End' Hotel, Breiiham PI
Irving Herbert A., foreman Engine Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 1313 California
Irving House, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle proprietress, 668 Miss
Ir\-iiig James, blacksmith, dwl NE cor Solano and Mis-
Irving James, carpenter Eisdon I. and L. Works, dwl 208
Main „,, „ j
Irving James, salesman 8 Summer, dwl NW cor Grove and
Laguna
Irving James D., dwl 911 McAllister
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In.nng John, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Imng- John A., Ship«Tights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Irvmg bamuel {Aiuiemon d- /.), dwl 600 Pine
Irving Susan, nurse City and County Hospital, E 8 Po-
trero Av bet Twenty-second and Tiventy-third
Irving T. C, dwl 523 Kearny
Irring Washington, special policeman, dwl 22 Anna
Imug William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S Great
Republic
Irving WilUam K., porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., res Oak-
land
Irwin -Alexander C, auditor Central Pacific R. R Co 's
Steamers, NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 6 dwl
120ti Market
Irwin Benoni, artist, studio 311 Pine, res Oakland
In^-in Charles, driver La Grande Laundrj*
Inrin David, cutter Dolliver & Bro., dwl'iai Seventh
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Greenwich and
Montgomery
Irwin George W., printer, dwl 1S16 Hyde
Irwin Henry W., foreman Thomas Bowlen, dwl 129 Ber-
nard
IRM"I.\ J.IMES, Merchants' Exchange Wine Eooms
Leidesdorff nr California, dwl Russ House
Irwin James O., clerk Japan Consulate, dwl 1 Meacham PI
Irwin J. D., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 115 Second
Irwin John, shoe manufacturer, 416 Market, dwl S s Oak
bet Buchanan and Webster
Irwin John C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., res Oakland
Invm John L., foreman La Grande Laundn-. res Oakland
Irwin Joseph, commercial editor DaUy Examiner dwl
1007 California '
Irwin Marj- Miss, dwl 1102 Montgomery
Irwin Mary F. Miss, furnished rooms, 225 Second
Irwin M. F. Mrs., dwi 530 Howard
Imiu Peter, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Irwin R., machinist, dwl 73 Tehama
Irwin Rachel (widow), dwi 1507 Larkin
Irnin Richard B. (Richard B. Inrin S: Co.), office 200 San-
som
IKWIX RICH-IRD B. A CO. (William X. Olmsted),
shipping and commission merchants and insurance
agents, 200 Sansom
iTOin Robert, driver N. b. and Mission E. R., dwl 13
Louisa
IKWLV S. M., plasterer and whitener, 181 Jessie, dwi
188 Jessie
Irwin Thomas W., jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl
1507 Larkin
Irwin William (Farrell * I.), dwl 364 Minna
Invin William, clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl W s
Capp bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Irwin William, driver La Grande Laundrj-
Irwin William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Irwm. See Erwin, Irvin,and Inine
Isaac Elyas, photographer Joseph T. Silva, dwl 435 Tehama
Isaac O., cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth
Isaac Isadore, furniture, 821 Montgomery
Isaac Jacob, shoeeutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 10
Verona PI
Isaac Joseph, merchant, dwl 21 Oak Grove Av
Isaac Matthew, expressman, SE cor Jackson and Dupont
dwl 246 Clementina
Isaac Morris, tailor, 4 Summer
Isaacs , peddler, dwl 5'29 Tehama
Isaacs , tailor, dwl 236 Sutter
Isaacs Abraham, tinner A. Porteous, dwl 435 Green
Isaacs .\. J., salesman D. Samuels, dwl 30 Langton
Isaacs Albert, clothing, 823 Keamv, dwl 435 Green
Isaacs Benjamin (Isaacs i- Wilson), dwl 24 Park Av
Isaacs Catherine (widow), dwl 201 Leavenworth
Isaacs Harris, boots and shoes, 260 Thud
Isaacs Henry, hatter J. C. Meussdorffer & Ero., dwl 256
Stevenson
Isaacs Hemy, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwi 211 Park
Av
Isaacs HjTnan, clothing, 507 Jac'ison
Isaacs Ike, barber, dwl 4 Clay Av
Isaacs I. L., merchant, dwl 4'll O'Farrell
Isaacs Isador, clerk M. Louisson, dwl 507 Jackson
Isaacs Isidor, clerk Albert Isaacs, dwl 435 Green
Isaacs Jacob, barkeeper Caner & Johnson, dwi 322 Bdwy
Isaacs Jacob, glazier, dwl 107 Welsh
Isaacs Julius, hairdresser Sand Brothers, dwl 435 Green
Isaacs Michael, clothing, 647 Pacific, dwl 366 Jessie
Isaacs Morris J. (Isaacs i- Gross), dwl 5J Kearny
Isaacs R. Mrs. , dwl 469 Jessie
Isaacs Reuben (v/ R. Isaacs d: Bro., Yokohama), office
133 Sansom, dwi 538 McAlMster
Isaacs Richard, teamst<!r A. Knapp & Co., dwl fTW cor
Mission and Twenty-fourth
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 611 California
Isa;ics Samuel, variety store, 743 Pacific
Isaacs Sim, cigarniaker Henry Sutliff, dwl 256 Stevenson
Isaacs Simon, clothing, 417 Pacific
IS-4A<'S WILII.4M B., secretary Consolidated- To-
ba<;co Co., office 207 Front, dwl 1428 Post
ISAAC'S •£ UKOSS (Morris J. Isaacs and Hennan
Cri'ivO, im|i<irters and manufacturers clothing and
fundsliiiiu' .' Is. ,',33 -Market
'*-*;**,'■'* ** WILSOX (Benjamin Isaacs and William
It ilsim). metallic sign manufacturers, 213 Pine
Isaacson John, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Isaacson Lena (widow), bakery, 224 Fifth
Isaacson Marks, watchmaker Thomas Hall, dwi 224 Fifth
Isaacson O. A., Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Isabella Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 209 Sansom
Isaman N. B. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Iselan Matthew, student, dwi 2.56* Tehama
Iseli Jacob, liquor saloon, 208 Dupont
Isem Henry, boatman, dwi 45 Sacramento
Isert William, laborer Cal, Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Brj-ant and Eighth
Ish Milton, assayer, dwl SW cor California and Van Ness
Av
Isham I. B. O., master mariner, office 215 Sansom room
11, dwl 1114 Market
Isham Milton E., cirtl engineer Central Pac. R. R dwi
310 Stockton
Isherwood L. . porter Gardner & Hodges, dwl 274 Minna
Ishfelt Levy, dwl 218 O'Farrell
Isigbert Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Isigkite Robert, millhand California Mills, dwl 5 Beale PI
Islip George, hostler, dwl 1807 Mission
Ismert -Albert J., plumber, dwl 536 Howard
Ismert Edward J., miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl 536
Howard
Isola Antflnio, painter, dwl 430 Vallejo
Isola Charles, fruitdealer, dwi Mission nr Thirtieth
Isola Giononi, gardener, San Jos6 Road nr St. Mary'i
College
Isola Giovanni, gardener, Visitacicn Valley
Isolo Paublo, laborer Giononi Isolo, dwl San Josi Road nr
St. Mary's College
Israel Charles, salesman 310 Sacramento, dwl 640 Tehama
Israel Grant (Steiitir d- I.), dwl 710 Hvde
Israel Jacob, clothier, dwi 1145 Howard
Israel Jonas, gents' furnishing goods, H6.t Dupont
Israel Julius, eigardealer, dwl 229 "Tjier
Israel Meyer (Shirek d- Co.), dwl 919 Jackson
Israel Simon, clothing, 516 Fourth
Israelsky H. .i Co., poultry, dairy produce, etc., SI and
S2 California Market
Israelsky Heiman (a. Israelsky d- Co.). res Napa City
Israelsky Julius, poultrydealer. dwl 1129 .Mission
Issendorf Frederick (Lankenau A- /.), dwl SW cor How-
ard and Beale
Isson Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 401 Pacific dwl
415 Fifth
Isted Ira, laborer, dwl 146^ (^ara
Isthmus House, William J. Bailv proprietor, 54 First
IT.ILI.AX BE.XETOLEXT SOCIETY, office 430 Jack
ITALI.1.\ HOSMTAl, SW cor Twenty-eighth and
Noe
IT.4LY, Count Diego Barrilis consul, office 704 Wash
Itsell .\. J., vice-principal Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 831 O'Farrell
Itter Louis, hamessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl 624 Pac
Itzen C^rl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refineiy, dwl 415 Clem
lund H., butcher Charles Dittmar. 429 Pine
Ivancovich J. i Co. (Mark Vidicevich), foreign and do-
mestic fruits, 520 and 522 Sansom
Ivancoiich John (J. Ivancovich d: Co.), dwi 647 Howard
Ivemeyer Henrj- (Ivem^yer d- Dunker), dwi 428 Bdwy
Ivemeyer & Dunker (Henry Ivemeyer and Adolph Dan-
ker), New Manhattan Sample Rooms, SW cor Battery
and Commercial
Iver D. B. , apothecarv, dwi 429 Folsom
ITERS RICII.IRO, capitalist, office 411i California,
dwl 1325 Leavenworth
Iversen -\ugust, clerk, dwl 316 Pine
Iversen Christian, master m.ariner, dwl 5 Liberty
Iversen Frederick Ferdinand, publisher Danske Ameri-
kaner (and Iversen d- Freese), dwi 5 Liberty
Iversen Gilbert, millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg" Factor}-,
dwl SW cor Brannan and Seventh
Iversen Henry, boilermaker, dwl 327 Beale
Iversen Peter, seaman, dwl 30 Washington
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California Posten, office 32U Sansom
Ives Abiiah, engineer, dwl 113-2 Marl<et , , ,r,,:
Ives Charles S.. coUector Main & Winchester, dwl 1515
Ivea Charles W., clerk SE cor Howard and Sixth, dwl 31
Ive<i F. il. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1132 Market
Ives Frederick A., machinist Birch, Art-all & Co., dwl
''32 JgssIg
IVES GEORGE I., stockbroker, office 402 Montgom-
ery, dwl 121 Montgomer}-
Ives Joseph, clerk, dwl 1132 Market
Ives Ralph O., miner, dwl CosmopoliUn Hotel
Ives Stephen D., salesman O. Lawton a Co., dwl 618
Ivory'john A., conductor Market St. R. E., dwl 2214 Six-
Ivorj* William, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
"BridL'e foot Fourth , i o
IvT Simon, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 3
GUbert
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Jaccarb D. H., watchmaker and jeweler, 138 Post, dwl
IOC pn^t
Jachens John, clerk John Hbljes, dwl SW cor Pacific and
Jachens "lSuIs, clerk John Boyle, dwl NW cor Eddy and
Jack Adam, butcher B. Ausburg & Co., dwl W 8 Ohio bet
Vallejo and Broadway ^ , „, „v v, .
Jack Adam Jr. (B. Ansburg A Co.), dwl W a Ohio bet
Vallejo and Broadway „ „ .
Jack John, clerk K. G. Dun & Co., dwl 1012 Montgomery
Jack John, molder Pahner, Knox & Co., dwl 249 bpear,
rear
Jack Robert, salesman, dwl 318 Jessie
Jack Sarah (widow), nurse, dwl 25 Hawthorne
Jacket David, carpenter, dwl 32 EUis
Jackmau D. B., steward stm Macpheraon, dwl NW cor
Vallejo and Powell
Jackman Ichiel B., stevedore, dwl 34 Austin
Jacks E. B., miner, dwl 1023 Market
Jacks Ernest, waiter 5Ir9. H. A. Smith, 1206 Market
Jacks George, miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Jackson , dwl 737 Howard
Jackson Abraham W., cooper, dwl 28 Langton
Jackson Abraham W. Jr., school teacher, dwl 23 Langton
Jackson A. C, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl Windsor House
Jackson A. G., dwl 911 Sutter
Jackson Alden W. , salesman Pope & Talbot, dwl 419 Bryant
Jackson Alexander, boarding, Sll Battery
Jackson Alexander (colored), port«r, dwl 907 Vallejo
Jackson A. M., jeweler Cornell Watch Co.
Jackson Andrew, soda-water manufacturer, dwl Windsor
House
Jackson Archibald (colored), dwl 1823 Mason
Jackson B., dwl 835 Clay
Jackson B. Miss, seamstress, dwl 15 Second
Jackson Benjamin (colored), steward, dwl 2i Vemon PI
Jackson Brewery, William A. Freaderek proprietor, 1428
Mission
Jackson Charles, barkeeper, dwl 605 Natoma
Jackson Charles, coachman Samuel F. Butterworth, dwl
1820 Clay
Jackson Charles (colored), porter Terrill & Chapman, dwl
605 Natoma
Jackson Charles, real estate, dwl 1313 Vallejo
Jackson Charles H., conductor Market St. K. R., dwl 2214
Sixteenth
Jackson Charles M
1313 Vallejo
Jackson Charles R
clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
jacitsou >.,iiaiie5 IV., barkeeper N. A. Lee, dwl 817 Clay
Jackson David B., agent Goodall, Nelson & Perkins' S. S.
Line, office 233 Montgomery, dwl 515 Green
Jackson Edward, newspaper correspondent, office 17 Stev-
enson's Building, dwl S 3 Fifteenth nr Market
Jackson Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, 917 Folsom
Jackson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 21 Mary
Jackson Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 235 Stevenson
Jackson Eugene (colored), porter, dwl 1220 Powell
Jackson Frank, life-insurance agent, dwl 802 Shotwell
Jackson Frederick, foreman Frank G. Edwards, dwl 616
Filbert
Jackson Frederick, machinist William Deacon, dwl Ori-
ental Hotel
Jackson Frederick, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Jackson Frederick W., clerk 404 Sansom, dwl 28 Grand
Av
Jackson George, helper Phelps' Manufacturing Co., dwl
120 William
Jackson George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jackson Henry, barkeeiier Charles WUliamson, dwl SW
cor Green and Stockton
Jackson Hem-y (colored), boatman, dwl 6 Broadway
Jackson Henry, hairdresser, dwl 15 Second
Jackson Henry, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Jackson Henry, hairdresser, 223 Fifth „. ™, .
Jackson Henry-, seaman stm Newbeni, Folsom St. n harl
Jackson Horace J., driver Robert Crouch, dwl 517 Grove
Jackson Iron Foundry, John G. lis proprietor, cor Gibb
and Maiden Lane, office 628 Washington
Jackson Israel, dwl 615 Bush
Jackson J., driver Schussler & Ulmer
Jackson Jacob, tailor, 234^ Sixth .,^. „ „.
JACKSON J.tC'OB G., wholesale lumber, Pier 2 Steu-
art, dwl 911 Sutter
Jackson James, laborer, dwl 15 Clementina
Jackson James, laundrj-nian Lick House
Jackson James, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Jackson James, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Jackson John, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 616 Fil-
Jackson John, brassflnisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl
534 Folsom
Jackson John, clerk Gleeson & Fell, dwl 425^ Natoma
Jackson John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Jackson Jolm, mechanic, d«-l 820 Folsom
Jackson John, pattenimaker, dwl 118 Sacramento
Jackson John, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Vasca de Gama
Jackson John, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 425^: Natoma
Jackson John, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Jackson John, teamster Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
Jackson John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
JAt'KSON JOH.X P., proprietor Napa Soda Springs,
depot 130 Creary, dwl 720 Sutter
Jackson John S., engineer, dwl 217 Bitch
Jackson Joseph, barkeeper Jeremiah M. Dwyer, dwl Oc-
cidental House ,,.„.„V_J
Jackson Joseph, hairdresser Peter Emsfeld, dwl 142 imrd
Jackson Joseph, teamster, dwl 517 Grove
Jackson Joseph P., dwl 70 Minna
Jackson Josephine B., adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 536 Minna
Jackson Josiah (colored), cook, dwl 927 Broadway
Jackson K. (widow), dwl 70 Minna
Jackson Lucy A. Miss, missionary, dwl 1616 Calilomla
Jackson M. A. (widow), dwl 102 PoweU
Jackson M. A., porter A. E. MagUl, 205 Sansom
Jackson Marcus, bookkeeper Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
425J Natflma
Jackson Martin, carpenter, dwl 3 O'Connell PI
Jackson Mary E. Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 736 Howard
Jackson Mathew, laborer, dwl NW cor Brj-ant and Eighth
Jackson Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), H. C. Klbbe secre-
tary, office 419 California
Jackson Otis, carpenter California Mills, dwl 615 Bush
Jackson Patrick, boot and shoemaker, dwl 637 Hayes
Jackson Peter, painter, dwl 1023 Kearny , „ .
JAl'KSOX RICH.UtD W., abalone sheU jewelry
manufactory, 411 Clay and 412 Commercial, depot 614
Market, dwl 65 New Montgomery . , _ .
Jackson Robert, bagmaker Babcock & Gould, dwl ns
Jackson Robert C, salesman Fratinger & Noll, dwl 220
Third .,„ „ ,
Jackson Robert F., assistant bookkeeper G. W. Cbesley
& Co., res Oakland
Jackson S. A. (widow), furnished rooms, 604 Stockton
Jackson Sarah (widow), dwl 4251 Natoma
JACKSON STREET WH.UtF, foot Jackson
Jackson Susan, shirtmaker, dwl 305 Fourth
Jackson Thomas J., foreman upholsterer Frank G. Ed-
wards, dwl 516 Filbert j j ,
Jackson Thomas W., upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl
616 Filbert ^ . .
Jackson Thomas W., wholesale liquors and commission
merchant, 416 Sacramento, d«-l 2-240 Folsom
Jackson Walter, engineer, dwl 31 Ecker
Jackson William, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jackson William C, teamster, dwl 665 Howard
Jackson WUliaiu H., laborer, dwl 314 Fifth
Jackson William N., stevedore, dwl 316 Minna
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market.
p. VAN SCHAACS & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Jacob Ange O., tailor, 1604 Stockton
Jacob Charles, dwl 1111 Leavenworth
Jacob Louis, barkeeper August Biedenbach, dwl NW cor
Minna and Third
Jacob Louis, seaman, dwl 104 St«uart
Jacob Man,- Mrs., dressmaker, 1604 Stockton
Jacobi Jacob J., clerk Schmieden, Hochstadter k Co.
Jacobi Leonard {Schmieden, Hochstadter <i- Co.), dwl 511
Stockton
Ja<;obi Leopold, collector, office 430 California, dwl 315
Eddy
Jacobi Samuel, dry goods, 1110 Stockton
Jacobi. See Jacoby
Jacobs Abraham, clothing, 613 Pacific, dwl 1121 Powell
Jacobs Abraham, manager Abraham Goodman, dwl 713
Polk
Jacobs Albert (Xickersmi, J. (fr Co.\ dwl 19 Telegraph PI
Jacobs Albert, capitalist, office 206 Washington
JacL'bs Albert, clerk J. Baum & Co.. dwl 1 Martha PI
Jacobs Annie Mrs., nurse, dwl 701 Lombard
Jacobs Benjamin, machinist, dwl 54 Minna
Jacobs Benjamin, printer, dwl lilt Minna
Jacobs C, dwl SW cor Fifteenth and Mission
Jacobs C, clothing, dwl 127 Montgomery
Jacobs Charles (Jacobs ifc Wri^jht), dwl S s Union bet Du-
pont and Kearny
Jacobs Charles, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Jacobs Charles W., blacksmith. 1003 Howard
Jacobs Conrad J., driver, dwl 110 Austin
Jacobs David, tailor, 6 Sacramento, dwl 12 Sacramento
Jacobs Emil. carpenter, dwl 22 \\'hite PI
Jacobs Ernest, tailor, dwl 1009 Mission
Jacobs Frederick, bootmaker Gilbert Pringle, dwl 929 Na-
toma
Jacobs Gustav {Calisher <t- J.), dwl 44 Third
Jacobs H. Mrs. & Co., fancy goods, 122 Third
Jacobs Harriet (Mrs. H. Jacobs ct Co.), dwl 4 Howard
Coiut
Jacobs Henrietta Mrs., dwl 10 Union PI
Jacobs Henry L, hairdressing saloon, lOOOJ Market, dwl
441 Natoma
Jacobs Herman, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Jacobs H. I. {Simon J. S: Co.), res Merced
Jacobs Hyman S.. tailor. 125 Sansom. dwl 3 First
Jaobs Isadore, student Heald's Business College
Jacobs J., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Jacobs J., shirt manufacturer, dwl 729 Folsom
Jacobs Jacob, clothing manufactmrer, 414 Sacramento,
dwl 929 Natoma
Jacobs Jacob, expressman, NW cor Broadway and Dupont,
dwl 713 Union
Jacobs Jacob Jr., hairdressing saloon, 433 Pine, dwl 713
Union
Jacobs Jacob D., seaman, dwl 7 Washington
Jacobs John, master mariner, dwl 1 Freelon
Jacobs John, tailor Jacob Lindecker, dwl S27 Yallejo
Jacobs Joseph, cigar agent, dwl 706 Green
Jacobs Joseph, clerk &ilden Rule Bazaar, dwl 632 Market
Jacobs Joseph, clerk S. Hartman, dwl 305 Hayes
Jacobs Joseph, hairdresser, dwl 713 Union
Jacobs Joseph, salesman Diez, Bertz & Co., dwl 706
Green
Jacobs Joseph, tailor, 424 Broadway
Jacobs Joseph, workman Assayer's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1415 Larkin
Jacobs Juhus, butcher Benjamin Herrmann, dwl 503
Hyde
Jacobs Julius, general agent Germania Life Insurance Co.
{and Potter, J. <i.- Easton), office 318 California, dwl
1307 Larkin
Jacobs Julius, tailor, 1117 Folsom
Jacobs L., dr>' and fancv goods. 1011 Stockton
Jacobs Lionel M. {L. M. Jacobs ct Co., Tucson, A. T.),
office 238 Montgomen,-, dwl 415 Post
Jacobs Louis, tailor, 15 Hayes
Jacobs Louis N., bookkeeper J. W. Brown, dwl 924 Pine
Jacob? M., proprietor Eagle Shirt Factory, 3 First, dwl
729 Folsom
Jacobs Manheim, dwl 215 Powell
Jacobs Mark I. {51. I. Jacobs *t Co.), dwl 615 Grove
Jacobs Marks, bookbinder, dwl 15 Second
Jacobs Marks, expressman, SVf cor Folsom and Third
dwl 225 Third
Jacobs Matthew, peddler, dwl 1113 Market
Jacobs Maurice E., salesman Sachs, Strassburger & Co.
dwl 427 Bush
Jacobs M. L ii, Co.. monevbrokers, 238 Montgomery
Jacobs Morris, peddler, dwl 347 Tehama
Jacobs Morris T., peddler, dwl 124 Turk
Jacobs Nathaniel, clerk McAllisters & Bergen, dwl 1238
Mission
Jacobs O., car cleaner Southern Pac R. R., cor Sixteenth
and Harrison
Jacobs Peter, peddler, dwl 249 Perry
Jacobs Rachael (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 503 Hyde
Jacobs Rachael Miss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl 16 Verona PI
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 215 Powell
Jacobs Rudolph, laborer, dwl 701 Lombard
Jacobs S., dwl 16 Verona PI
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper Germania Life Insurance Co.,
dwl 706 Green
Jacobs Simon L. {Jacobs <i- Glairs), dwl 819 Green
Jacobs Solomon, dwl 319 h-y Av
Jacobs Solomon, drajman L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl 729
O'Farrell
Jacobs Solomon, fancy dry goods, 302 Kearny, dwl 305
Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, foreman Liebes Bros. & Co., dwl 317
Fifth
Jacobs Solomon, tailor, dwl 256 Eighth
Jacobs William (^. Lii-sk d' Co.), dwl S s Pacific Av bet
Polk and Van Ness Av
Jacobs William H. , special examiner drugs Custom House,
dwl 626 Capp
Jacobs William N., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1210i
Larkin
Jacobs & Glass (S. L. Jacobs and }favrice Glass), dry
goods and manufacturers ladies' underwear, 905 Stock
Jacobs kV,'r\ghi {Charles Jacobs and Williain Wright),
lamps, oils, cigars, and tijbacco. 300 Montgomery Av
Jacobsen Christian, expresswagon, cor Sansom and Sut-
ter, dwl Twenty-fifth bet Alabama and Columbia
Jacobsen Eric, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Jacobsen Gustav, fisherman, dwl 30 Jackson
Jacobsen Henr>', carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor Har-
rison and Sixteenth
Jacobsen Henrj-. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SW cor
Brannan and Gilbert
Jacobsen Jacob E., master mariner, dwl 211 Perry
Jacobsen J. E., seaman, dwl 27 Freelon
Jacobsen John, master mariner, dwl SW cot East and
Merchant
Jacobsen Jorgen, Scadina\ian Soc, 71 New Montgomery-
Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, NE cor Montgom-
en- Av and Mason, dwl 2122 Mason
Jacobson , dwl 731 Folsom
Jacobson August, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Michigan
Jacobson August, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jacobson Benjamin, tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl cor Nine-
. teenth and Folsom
Jacobson Charles {Jacobson «fc Olsen), dwl Government
House
Jacobson Charles, tailor, 29 Stevenson, dwl 23S Clara
Jacobson David, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
734 Tehama
Jacobson Ferdinand, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Jacobson F. T., mate schr Montana, dwl 1 Freelon
Jacobson Hans, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
749 Brannan
Jacobson H. R., captain schr Montana, dwl 1 Freelon
Jacobson J., veterinan- surgeon, dwl 15 Sutter
Jacobson Jacob, fruits and birds, 208 Brannan, dwl 711
Folsom
Jacobson John, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Jacobson John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Jacobson Joseph, expressman, NE cor Jackson and Kear-
nv, dwl 444 Clementina
Jacobson L., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn. 545 Cah-
fomia
Jacobson Mathias, laborer California Sugar Refinerj', dwl
1116 Br^^ant
Jacobson Mver, dwl 528 Natoma
Jacobson Niies P., silversmith Koehler & Ritter,dwl 443i
Natoma
Jacobson Peter, bootmaker, 622 Pine
Jacobson Raphael, clerk, dwl 52S Natoma
Jacobson Rebecca (widow), dwl 225 Post
Jacobson Sigmund, manufacturer cigars, C07 Front
Jacobson Simon, peddler, dwl 926 Folsom, rear
Jacobson Tobias, tanner, dwl Wisconsin nr Marin
Jacobson & Olsen (C. Jacobson and Adolph Ohcn), fruits,
SW cor AVashington and Sansom
Jacobus Julius, salesman 76 California Market, dwl 334
Bush
Jacobv -Augustus, agent D. Manheim (Eureka, Nev.),
office 20 Sansom, dwl 409 Leavenworth
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOHY Circulates throughout Paoifio Coast.
D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Jacoby Ernst, edit<jr Hebrew, office 612 Commercial, dwi
105 Mason
Jacoby F.. dwl 1024 Powell
Jaix>by Jacob, tailor, dwl 363 Jessie
Jacoby Julius {Becker 6: J.), dwl 311 Sutter
Jacuby Julius H., clerk L. Steinhart. dwl 1110 Stockton
Jacoby Joseph {Jacoby a.- BieUkx), dwl NTV' cor Polk and
Green
JACOB!' lOriS, manager Hamburg-Bremen and
Swiss Llovd's Ins. cos., otfioe 13 Merchants' Exchange
425 California, dwl 619 Tyler
Jacoby Paxton K., policeman City Hall, dwl 957 Harrison
JACOB V PHILO, editor and proprietor Hebrew, office
612 Commercial
Jacoby Samuel, cashier Jacob Salomon, dwl 336 Jessie
Jacoby & Bielski {Joseph Jacoby and Max BieUki), but-
ter, egi^, and cheese, 18 Centre Market
Jacott I>a\id M., carpenter, dwl 32 Ellis
Jacques A., bootmaker, 445 Jackson
Jacques Anna Maria, dressmaker Sulliran & Moorhead,
I dwl 232 Post
Jacques C. (widow), dwl S s Bay bet Jones and Leav
Jacques Constant, waiter, dwl S23 Montg^omery
I Jacques James, expressman, cor Front and Market, dwl
I 526 Filbert
I Jacques James, merchant, dwl S s Bay bet Jones and
I Leavenworth
' Jacques Joseph (colored), bootblack Joseph M. Silva, 306^
Third
! Jacques Martin, dwl 711 Commercial
I Jacques. See Jaques
I Jacquier Maurice, dwl 532 Pacific
t Jacquinot Frances (widow), laces and hair, 605 Post
I Jacquot Constant, waiter. 623 Commercial
Jacquot Ernest (Girandon & J.), dwl 150 Shipley
Jacquot Joseph, carpenter, dwl SW cor Fourteentii At
and N. S.juth S. F.
Jacquot Jules, laundrrman Alms House
Jae§:ar Christian, wheelwright, dwl 13 First
Jafcrer A. Mrs., midwife, 1055 Howard
Jaeger Charles, dwl 835 Clay
Jaeger Juhn. woxlcarver, dwl 7 Varenne
Jaeger Charles, clerk Philadelphia House, dwl 423 Bush
Jaeger Martha (widow), dwl S Varenne
Jaeghng Charles, packer, dwl 619 Geary, rear
Jaegling Henry, porter Abiams i Carroll, dwl 619 (3ear>-,
rear
Jaenicke Karl, baker William Hessler. dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Jaffa Henr>- J., teacher languages, dwl 730 Howard
Jaffa R. S. Mme.. teacher music. 730 Howard
Jaffe Louis, coal, 126 Sutter and 413 Pacific, dwl 820
Geary
Jaffe Max, bookkeeper Butler Bros., dwl 211 Eddy
Jaffman Franijois, mariner, dwl 31 Hinckley
Jaffney John, gasfitter Bush i Milne, dwl 963 Howard
Ja^r August, cooper, dwl 1716 St<x-kton
Ja^er Ge-jrge M., nurse, dwl 10 Franklin
.lairer Jacob, foimdryman, dwl 314 Montgomery
JLtLTemian John, patent agent, dwl 605 Pine
Jai.^'tr William, peddler, dwl 17 Ridley
i Jaggi John, tailor, 734 Montgomery
I Jaggy Jacob, tailor, dwl 1004 California
Jag hers Wilhelmina (widow), dwl W s Kentucky nr So-
lano
Jago E. B., toll-gatekeeper Point Lobos Road Co., dwl
cor Masonic and Point Lobos avs
Jagoe Ri:)bert H., boot and shoemaker, NE cor Hayes and
Laguna
Jahn Albrecht, dwl 519 Kearny
Jahn Christoph, porter Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 18
First
Jahn Elizabeth (widow), dwl Fourth Av nr I, South S. F.
Jahncke Carl, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
dwl 317 Minna
Jaiser Charles, painter, dwl 12 Leroy PI
Jakes Thomas, laborer St. Mar>-'s Hospital
Jakway Jacob W., oystermanTechau & Jessen, dwl 8
Virginia PI
Jalland John F., laborer California Mills, dwl 37^ Lang-
ton
Jallewits L. Mrs., dealer second-hand clothing, 240 Kear-
ny, dwl 417 Bush
Jallewits Marcus, merchant, office 240 Kearny, dwl 417
Bush
Jallu Frank, baker, dwl 827 Jackson
Jambois Antonia Mrs., lodgings, dwl S26 Broadway
James Alexander, rigger Palace Hotel
James Austin, dwl 811 Mission
James Benjamin (colored), dwl 331 Fifth
James C. (widow), dwl 1213 Union
James Charles A., real-estate agent, office 402 Montgom-
erj", dwl 925 Howard
Jame^ David, bricklayer, dwl 442 Minna
James Elizabeth P. (widow), dwl 332 Folsom
James Frank W., clerk E. H. Jones i Co., dwl 431 Teha-
ma
James Frederick, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 20 Clem
James Griffith, carpenter, dwl 774 Folsom
James Heur>-, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
James Jackson (colored), cook, dwl 615 Stockton
James Jeremiah, auctioneer, dwl 512 Sixth
James Joanna (widow), dwl 434 Union
James John, carpenter, dwi 1 Chatham PI
James John, hostler Xathan P. Hopkins, dwl 679 Market
James Joseph, engineer, dwl 439 Sixth
James Joseph, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Great
Republic, dwl 256 Brannan
James M. A., laborer D. A. Macdonald & O)., dwl 313 C^pp
James Moses, cattledealer, dwl 313 Capp
James Peter, laborer, dwl Quincy House
James Richard A., comp«>sitor Evening Post, dwl 1918
Mason
James Rufus (colored), barber, dwl 919 Washington
James Samuel L., carpenter, dwl 130 Fifth
James Thomas, dwl 522 Dupont
James Thomas, agent Howe Machine Co., dwl W s Chen-
ery nr Fairmount
James Thomas, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 434 Jessie
James Thomas, cook, dwl 21 Stevenson
James Wallace T., U. S. district officer Custom House,
dwl 227 Hayes
James William '{3feeker, J. & Co.), res Newark, X. J.
James William, currier Daniel Mahoney, dwl W s Dolores
nr Fourteenth
James William A. , cabinetmaker, dwl 522 Dupont
James William H., contractor, dwl 11 Guerrero
James William S., carpenter Mason's Brewery, dwl 429
Chestnut, rear
Jameson Edward, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
1111 Pacific
Jameson Horace D. , saddler and hamessmaker, 306 Mar-
ket, dwi 1406 Pine
Jameson John, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. (3o.'s Wharf,
foot First
Jameson Martin, fireman stm Ventura, Market St Wharf
Jameson Mathew, assistant engineer, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Jameson William, driver P. Cahill, dwl 6^ Auburn
Jameson William, real estate, dwl NE cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Jamieson Percival, plimaber Shafer & Cook, dwl 1906 Polk
Jamison Eliza Miss, dressmaker Sullivan -k Moorhead., dwl
767 Harrison
Jamison Elizabeth (widow\ dwi 227 O'Farrell
Jamison Henry, whitewasher, dwl 776 Mission
Jamison James, collector George Morrow & Co., dwl 43
Clay
Jamison John W., shipcarpenter. dwl 565 Howiird
Jamison Mathew. seaman, dwl ^ De Boom
Jamison Robert, barkeeper Henry Kuhn & Co., dwl 401
Jones
Jamison Sarah (widow), furnished rooms, 48 CHay
Jamison. See Jemison
Jancovich George, chophouse, 221 Leidesdorff
Jancovich Luco, oyster and coffee saloon, SW cor Davis
and Clark
Jancorich Spiro, barkeeper Luco Jancovich, dwl SW cor
Davis and Clark
Janes Alfred, barkeeper Frederick Lohaus, dwl SW cor
Washington and East
Janes Elizabeth B., dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Janes John F. , solicitor Jolly Giant, dwl SW cor Clay and
Leidesdorff
Janes. See Jaynes
Janieski Edmund, tailor, dwl S21 Jackson
Janin Henry, mining engineer, dwl Occidental Hotel
Janin J., jeweler CaL Jewelry Co., dwl 313 Pine
Janin Louis Jr., mining engineer, office 330 Pine room 59,
res Oakland
Janjou Eugene H., clerk, dwl 609 Greenwich
Janke Emile (widow), midwife, dwl 915 Pacific
Janke Richard, musician, dwl 1023 Montgomery
Janke William A., dwl 4 William
Janny Henn- {Hummel, J. dr Co.), dwl 706 Mission
Jans Obbe, Uquor saloon, cor Pac^c and East
Jansen Charles, laborer, dwl 307 Main
Jansen Charles, salesman Williams & Sons, dwl 539
OTarreU
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
0. p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Jansen Charles, seaman, dwi NW cor East and Jackson
Jansen Christi>pht;r, seaman, dwl 9 \Vashint,^ton
Jansen Exsei, millwright, dwl Harmony Hotel
Jansen George (Cavanagk A J,), dwl 112 Natoma
Jansen Oeor5,'e. master mariner, dwl 242 Perrj'
JAXSEV OEOROe A. F„ Excelsior Saloon, wines,
liquors, and cigars. NE cor First and Brannan
Jansen George M., with George A. F. Jansen, dwl NE cor
First and Brannan
Jansen Hans, fruitvender, dwl 421 East
Jansen Hans, teamster Mathias & Hildebrand, dwl 114
Washington
Jansen Harry, seaman, dwl 41 Jackson
Jansen Henry, carpenter, dwl 1616 Leavenworth
Jansen Henry, foreman, dwl 162 Tehama
Jansen Henrj', hotelkeeper, dwl 00(J Vallejo
Jansen Henry, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining- Co.
Jansen Henry, quartermaster Paciflc Mail S. S. Montana
Jansen J. G., dwl 1917 Howard
Jansen John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Jansen John F., laborer, dwl 127 Jackson
Jansen John P., carpenter, dwl Harmony Hotel
Jansen Lawrence, c^rriagemaker Carvill Manufacturing
Co.. dwl 365 Minna
Jansen Marj' Miss, chambennaid Grand Hotel
Jansen Matthias, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Jansen Michael, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway 'U'Tiarf
Jansen Peter, carriagemaker Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 317 Pitch
Jansen Peter, driver Broadway Brewery, dwl 6 Scott PI
Jansen Peter, dyer, dwl 412 Francisco, rear
Jansen Peter, laborer Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stevenson
Jansen Romberg, watchmaker Wenzel & Hartman, dwl
347 Grove
Jansen Samuel, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jansen W., dwl 315 Minna
Jansen William, dwl 909 Greenwich
Jansen. See Janson and Jensen
Janser August, butcher, dwl Seventh Av nr N, South S. F.
Janson Charles, baker, dwl 207 Post
Janson Charles J., proprietor Eureka Salt Works, dwl SE
cor Valencia and Twentieth
Janson Edmund, merchant, dwl 609 Ellis
Janson George, captain schr Emily Schroder, dwl 617
Davis
Janson Henry, tanner, dwl Franconia House, E 8 San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Janson Johan, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Janson M. E., seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Janssen C. H., carpenter, dwl 18 First
Janssen Diedrich, patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwl 48
Ritch
Janssen Edward, quartermaster Pacific Mail S, S. China
Janssen Ernest, salesman Kruse k Euler, res Oakland
Jansson Charles P., fruits, 1322 Stockton
Jantzen Frederick, crocker>' and house -furnishing goods,
109 Second and 230 Third, dwl 109 Minna
Jantzen Frederick Jr., clerk Frederick Jantzen, dwl 109
Minna
JAPAN, Saburo Takaki consul, Charles Wolcott Brooks
vice-consul, office 703 Market
JAPAN LINE STEAMERS, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
office NW cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
Jaques James, capitalist, dwl 424 Fell
Jaquith A., dwl 128 Post
Jarboe John R. (Jarboe <fe ITarfison), dwl 917 Pine
JARBOE it HARRISON (John Ji. Jarboe and Ralph
C. Harrison), attorneys at law, office 402 Montgomery
room 19
Jardine Joseph, machinist Jonathan Kittridge, dwl 848
Folsom
Jardine Robert, laborer, dwl 303 Brj'ant
Jaresh Charles, shoemaker, dwl 913 Greenwich
I Jarratt A. J. C, bookkeeper Andrew Baird, dwl 2806
Howard
Jarrett Abraham, teamster John Ziegenbein & Co., dwl
N s Oregon bet Davis and Drumm
Jarrett Charles, longshoreman, dwl N s Oregon bet Da^is
and Drumm
Jarrett Francis, longshoreman, dwl N s Oregon bet Davis
and Drumm
Jarrett George, driver Augustus F. Conant, dwl 3 Oregon
Jarrett Isaac E., barkeeper 515 Clay, dwl 1020 Mont
Jarrett John, cook, dwl 1337 Dupont
Jarrett Thomas, teamster George Robertson, dwl N s Or-
egon bet Davis and Drumm
Janie Alexander, distributor S. F. Laundry, dwl NE cor
Eddv and Steiner
Jarvis Charles H., clerk Joseph Koater, City Gardens
Janis John W., baker California Cracker Co., dwl 1917
Hyde
Jarvis Thomas, groceries and liquors, 543 Howard
Jascuinsky Louis, real-estate agent, dwl 560 Howard
Jasper Ernst R. , groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell and
Jackson, dwl 1121 Powell
Jasperson Dorothea (widow), dwl 112 Valparaiso
Jasaen Henrj', clerk F. A. Dierck, dwl 60 Zoe
Jaudin Ellen Mary (widow), dwl 1006 Clay
Jaudin George, bookkeeper French Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 1006 Clay
Jaudin Raoul, bookkeeper Duden Frferes & Co., dwl lOUO
Clay
Jaudin Ulysse, bookkeeper French Savings and Loan So-
ciety, res Alameda
Jaujou Eugene A., dwl 609 Greenwich
Jaujou Louis, carpenter, dwl 609 Greenwich
Jaussaud Amoux, porter Fa\Te & Jaussaud, dwl 580 Bdwy
Jaussaud Benjamin, dwl 580 Broadway
Jaussaud John, brickmaker B. Bonnet, dwl cor Twenty-
foxirth and Sanchez
Javette Louis, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 561 Stev
Jay Hon Chung (Chinese), physician, 741 Washington
Jajmes Frank, assistant general superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Co., office 522 California, dwl 906
Market
Jaynes. See Janes
J. C. Young Medical Institute, office 618 Sacramento
Jeager W., dwl 220 Pacific
Jean Eliza (widow), nurse, dwl 1123 Dupont
Jean Michel, baker, dwl 721 Pacific
Jeanin Emil Gustave, clerk Davis Brothers, dwl 327 Broad-
way, rear
Jeanin Mary A. (widow), dwl 327 Broadway, rear
Jeanson Lars, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Hyde
Jeauneau Pierre, butcher August Dolet, dwl 807 Dupont
Jebens George, teacher German, drawing, and painting,
dwl 607 Turk
Jee Arthur W., secretary Union Pacific Salt Co., 213 Sac-
ramento, res Alameda
Jefaay Albert, sawyer, dwl Jasper PI
Jeflcott Cornelius, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 105
Fifth
Jeffcott Joseph, school books and stationery, 10 Fifth
Jefferess , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Jeffers A. J., carpenter J. M. Kelley, dwl 5 Mason
Jeffers George, longshoreman, dwl San Jos6 Av nr Twenty-
ninth
Jeffers James, laborer, dwl 12 Broadway
Jeffers Martin, plasterer, dwl 212 Broadway
Jeffers Milo S., booickeeper H. Rosekrans & Co., dwl 923
Powell
Jeffere P. E., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Jeffers Robert, li^borer, dwl 1 Jasper PI
Jeffers Robert, longshoreman, dwl 131 Spear
Jefferson J. N., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 279 Stevenson
Jefferson Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), office 331
Montgomery room 20
Jefferson Stephen P., carriagemaker, dwl 335 Fourth
Jeffords W., driver City R. R.
Jeffray William, merchandisebroker, office Reading Room
Merchants Exchange, dwl 709 Hyde
Jeffreys J. G., insurance agent, dwl 1016 Washington
Jeffress J. G. Jr., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 421 Stock-
ton
Jeffress JohnT., proprietor Golden Gate Chemical Works,
NE cor Beach and Buchanan, dwl 1311 Devisadero
Jeffress Thomas W., salesman Locke & Montague, dwl
1313 Devisadero
Jeffrey Edward, plumber, dwl 18 Taj'Ior
Jeffrey John H., clerk, dwl 115 Sixth
Jeffrey Patrick, painter, dwl 553 Natoma
Jeffrey Richard (colored), waiter, dwl S2S Broadway
Jeffrey Robert, barkeeper Richard Pasco, dwl 1004 Kear
Jeffrey Sarah A. (widow), dwl 734^ Clementina
Jeffrey William, confectioner Occidental Hotel
Jeffrey William, laborer, dwl 1117 Broadway
Jeffreys George, carpenter, dwl 640 Howard
Jeffreys Richard, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Jeffries D. S., meternian S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 734
Clementina
Jeffries F. M., dwl 405 Fourth
Jeffries F. M. Mrs,, medium, dwl 405 Fourth
Jeffries John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jeffries Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 639 Minna
Jeffries William, driver William J. Davis, dwl 23J Second
Jefoert Charles, yardman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Jefts James M., jeweler, dwl 1006 Clay
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird. 613 Mont, cor. Merchant. ,
Jefts James M. Jr., bookkeeper 526 Montgomery, dwl
1000 Clav ^ , n T
Jefway A., engineer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 13 Jaa-
Jeghers Augustus J. , court-room clerk Probate Court, dwl
318 Turk ^ ,
Jegida Abelino, bamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
319 Union
Jehu Nathaniel L., dwl 275 Jessie
Jehu William H., porter John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 277
Stevenson
JEIXSEX*S LrBKM'ATOR CO., Caleb T. Fay sec-
retar^■, otBce 606 Montgomery room 23
Jejnert Peter, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 635 Vallejo
Jellett J. Henry, with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 311 Stockton
Jellinek Albert, wood and ivorj-turner D. A. Macdonald
& Co., dwl S68J Folsom
Jellinek Matilda Mrs., dressmaker. S6Si Folsom
Jellings William (Jcllijigs <i- Frcem^ifi), dwl 721 Turk
JELLI\C;S A FKEEMAN {William Jellhigs and
Charles Freeman), liquor saloon, 534 Merchant
Jellison Arthur M., bookkeeper Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
710 Buchanan
JELLISO\ BE\J.4MIN F., wines and liquors, Washoe
Exchange 500 Kearny, dwl (3 Prospect PI
Jelmini Oracio, pianotuner Woodworth, Schell & Co., dwl
4 Latham PI
Jemison Johannas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jemison Samuel, mining, dwl 425 Fourth
Jenkins Adeline (widow), dwl 1028^ Folsom
Jenkins Benjamin P., milkman, S e Greenwich bet Pierce
and Scott
Jenkins C, dwl 705 Front
Jenkins Cecelia Mrs., dressmaker, SIS Pacific, dwl 921
Pacific
Jenkins Charles, brakeman Central Pacific R. R., dwl
1028 Washington
Jenkins Charles, sawj-er Cameron & Hull, dwl 234 Stev
Jenkins Charles E., clerk Firemans Fimd Ins. Co., dwl
1028^ Folsom
Jenkins Charles H., carpenter, dwl 546J Katoma
Jenkins E. W., mason Palace Hotel
Jenkins Francis J., machinist Union Iron Works
Jenkins George, clerk, dwl 232 Jessie
Jenkins George, tanner, dwl 762 Brannan, rear
Jenkins Gilbert, bootblack, 607 Sacramento, dwl 411 San
411 Sansom
Jenkins G. P. Jr., carpenter Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
234 Stevenson
Jenkins Henry, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisi-
ana nr Shasta
Jenkins Isaac, miner, dwl 227 Second
Jenkins James H., clerk County Recorder, dwl 418 Post
Jenkins J. Edward, driver Herring & Co., dwl 313 Pine
Jenkins John, dwl 917 Jackson, rear
Jenkins John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Jenkins John (colored), cook, dwl 919 Broadway
Jenkins John, laborer Heiury F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Jenkins Joseph, shipcalker, dwl 114 Tehama
Jenkins Joseph P., traveling agent Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 421 Folsom
Jenkins Lydia M. (widow), branch bakery, SE cor Jones
and Geary
Jenkins Mercedes (widow), dwl 39 Fifth
Jenkins O. T., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Jenkins Peter T., clerk Knight & Huber, dwl 1713 Clay
Jenkins Roscoe D., carpenter, dwl 932 Market
Jenkins Rose Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 662 Howard
Jenkins Samuel, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
JE>KL\S TIMOTHY F., real-estate agent, office 331
Montgomerj' room 18, res Oakland
Jenkins Washington A., salesman Gleeson & Fell, res
Oakland
Jenkins William, porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 640
Minna
Jenkins William, steward A. E. Swain, dwl 12 Rondel PI
Jenkins William H., butcher New York Bakerj', dwl 1219
Broadway, rear
Jenks Frank Adelbert, shipbroker, office 433 California,
dwl 8 Mason
Jenks Thomas A., paperruler A. J. Leary, dwl 211 Minna
Jemier H. N.. student Heald's Business College
Jenner John Edward, jeweler Henry A. Callendar, dwl
1227 Mission
Jenner Silvester H., compositor Morning Call, dwl 931 Sac-
ramento
Jennes Samuel A., expressman, dwl 15 Sumner
Jennig M. L. (widow), dwl 118 Eddy
Jennig William C, foreman John F. Willson, dwl 118
Eddy
Jennings Albert M., salesman 416 San, dwl 417 O'Farrell
Jennings Augustus A., contractor. S s Sacramento nr
Central Av, dwl SOS Leavenworth
Jennings Charles B. (Fordham d- J.), dwl 1019 Wash
JEKXIXOS DATin A., mining secretary, office 401
California, dwl 1019 Washington
Jennings David B., clerk stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Jennings, Delia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 326 Jessie
Jennings Edward, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Jennings Elisha E., special policeman, dwl 722 Wash
Jennings Fletcher R.. cutter Joseph Lucier, dwl 424 San
Jennings Frederick A., plasterer and whitener, 807 Mar-
ket, dwl E 8 Steiner bet Turk and Tj'ler
Jennings Isaac, chainman Golden Gate Park
Jennings Isaac, cook Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Amelia, Broad-
waj' Wharf
Jennings Isaac, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
Jennings Isaac, seaman, dwl 615 Commercial
Jennings James, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 516 How
Jennings James H., salesman, 41G San, dwl 417 O'Farrell
Jennings John, contractor, dwl 803 Leavenworth
Jennings John, laborer, dwl 134 Chnton
Jennmgs John, lithographer, engraver, and printer, 326
Sansom, dwl NE cor Pine and Powell
Jennings John, plumber, dwl 516 Howard
Jennings John, producebroker, corTownsend and Japan,
dwl 360 Brannan
Jennings John S., pilot stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Jennings John T., sexton Central Presbyterian Church,
dwl 102 Jones
Jemiings Joseph, dwl 424 Sansom
Jennings Joseph T., salesman, dwl 34 Mary
Jennings Lewis, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , dwl 27 Downey
Jennings Maggie Miss, clerk, dwl 32 Tehama
Jennings Michael, waiter What Cheer House
Jennings Patrick, farmer, Ocean House Road nr Alms
House
Jennings Peter, farmer, Mission Ocean House Road nr
Alms House
Jennings R., mason, dwl 533 Sacramento
Jennings Robert, mariner, dwl 318 Pacific
Jennings Thomas, groceries, provisions, and East India
goods. 416 Sansom, dwl 425 O'Farrell
Jennings Thomas, plasterer, dwl 1031 Pacific
Jennings Thomas H., painter, dwl 741 Market
Jennings William, porter H. P. Wakelee, dwl 14 Berry
Jennings William, shoefitt^r Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
317*^ Hayes
Jennings William, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 476
Jessie
Jennings William H., drayman Albert Mau & Co., dwl 22
O'Farrell
Jenny Eugene, hairdresser Bernard Pu}'oou, dwl 835 CHay
Jenny E. S., painter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Jenny M. L. (widow), dwl 118 Eddy
Jensen A. P., laborer, 429 Bush
Jensen August S. , Scandinavian Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Jensen Carl C, waiter, dwl 39 Jackson
Jensen Charles H., watchman, dwl 1137 Folsom
Jensen Christ, carpenter Charles L. Parent, dwl 23 Silver
Jensen Frederick (Holzhei^er J: J.), dwl SE cor Polk and
Turk
Jensen Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor Brj-ant and Eighth
Jensen Hans, brakeman Central Pacific R. R., dwl 30
Washington
Jensen Hans M., seaman, dwl 30 Washington
Jensen Hemy, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl 1919
Mason
Jensen H. S., cabinetmaker, dwl 219 First
Jensen Jacob, master mariner, dwl 242 Peny
Jensen Jacob, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Jensen Jacob, waiter, dwl 39 Jackson
Jensen James Henry, bootblack Charles Proschold
Jensen Jeppe, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jensen John C., miner, dwl 10 Berry
Jensen John P., laborer, dwl SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Jensen John W. D., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General,
dwl 432 Chestnut
Jensen Neil, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 771 Har
Jensen Ole, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Jensen Samuel B., laborer Charles Bernard, dwl 4 Jack-
eon PI
Jensen Simon, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jensen Soren, cabinetmaker, dwl 70 Clementina
Jensen Soren, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 469Clem
Jensen Soren, woodturner, dwl 402 Union
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first liand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market,
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Jensen Theodore, cook P. A. Gibson, dwl 61 Sullivan's
Building
Jensen Thomas, carpenter, dwl 512 Fourth
Jensen Wilhara, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
781 Stevenson, rear
Jensen. See Jansen
Jensfeld William, solicitor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 603 Pine
Jeutzsch Gottlob, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 37^
Dora
JentzBch Leopold, hairdresser Barney Rosenblatt, dwl
37+ Dora
Jentzsch Reynold, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 37i
Dora
Jepsen Jacob, hamessmaker Thomas McGinnis, dwl N s
Post bet Devisadero and Scott
Jepsen P. J., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery'
Jember^rLars W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jerome Edward Baker, Collector's secretary Custom House,
res Oakland
Jerome Frederick, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 130
Francisco
Jerome Henry A., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution,
dwl 15 Stockton
Jerome L. S., shirt and necktie manufacturer, and gents'
furnishing goods. 423 Kearny
Jerome Theodore, painter, dwl 6(32 Howard
Jerome Theodore F., examiner merchandise Custom
House, dwl SE cor Jackson and Octavia
Jerris William A., compositor Frank Eastman, dwl 216
Stockton
Jesperson J. W., captain schrEllen J. McKennon, dwl SE
cor Mission and St«uart
Jesperson Lars, carpenter, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Jesse George R. (Je.-^se »t Drew), dwl 213 Pa^e
JESSE A DREW (George R. Jesse and Hiram 31.
Dreiv), stairbuilders, Berrf bet Third and Fourth
Jessen Gustave M., master U. S. stm Shubrick, dwl S44J
Folsom ^
Jessen Henn', upholsterer Frederick A, Dierck, dwl 60
Zoe
Jessen Jess H., master mariner, dwl 736 Vallejo
Jessen John, oysterman Emerson Corville & Co., dwl 31
Clara
Jessen Katrina (widow), dwl 427 Natoma
Jessen Niels P., mariner, dwl 16 Frederick
Jessen Paul {Peterson tt- CoX dwl 250 Perry
Jessen Peter D. {Techaii tt J.), dwl 427 Nat<5ma
Jesser John U. S. , machinist Cal. Cracker Co., dwIlSOS
Kearny
Jesson James {Kopp d- J.), dwl 14 Steuart
Jesson Samftel, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
dwl S s Dorland bet Guerrero and Dolores
Jessup , (first name refused), dwl 700 Broadway
Jessup Andrew Jackson {Horace Gatea d: Co.), dv-'l 1505
Leavenworth
Jessup C-aroline A. Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 912 Sutter
Jessup Ferdinand C, dentist Thomas C. Jessup, dwl 212
Tis-elfth
Jessup Frank, porter Fordham & Jennings, dwl NW cor
lYont and Jackson
Jessup Henr>-. tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 657 Howard
Jessup Isaac, real estate, office 32 Merchants' Exchange,
res Oakland
Jessup Thomas C, dentist, office 103 Montgomery, dwl
729 Gearv
Jessup William H., millowner, dwl 212 Twelfth
Jessurun Isaac B. , compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 19
Lewis
Jester J., ventriloquist, dwl 533 Commercial
Jetzen P. O., clerk, dwl 938 Mission
Jevons James A., paptrhanger George W. Clark, dvpl SS
Clementina
Jewell A., driver City R. R,
Jewell A. M. & Co. (Charles A. ami George W. Hooper),
proprietors South Point Mills, Berry bet Third and
Fourth
Jewell Ammi M. {A. M. Jewell tfc Co.), dwl 328 Brannan
JEWELL FRA\K F. ReY., pastor Howard St. Meth-
rvdist Episcopal Church, dwl S Hubbard
Jewell Godfrev (J/iVrsoH. J. d- Co.), dwl 2104 Mason
Jewell Henr^-," laborer, dwl 529 Fourth
Jewel] James, engineer, dwl 529 Fourth
Jewell John, broker, dwl 24 Erie PI
Jewell John Francis, mining engineer, office 215 Sansom
room 2, dwl Russ House
JeweU Martin C, chemist and secretary California Chem-
ical Paint Co., office 308 Townsend, dwr961 Folsom
Jewell Orlando H., bookkeeper, dwl 8 Hubbard
Jewell Richard C, dwl 34 Erie PI
Jewell Samuel R., student Heald's Business College
Jewell St<?phen, oil refiner, dwl 216 Clara
Jewell Truman E., real estate and mining, 507 Montgom-
er}-, dwl Grand Hotel
Jewett Annie S. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School,
dwl 372 Brannan
Jewett Carlos, clerk, dwl 1123 Dupont
Jewett Fidelia Miss, assistant teacher Girls' High School,
dwl 921 Powell
Jewett Janis. collect^ir L. P. Fisher and agent Palmer's
Artificial Leg, 21 Merchants' Exchange, res Oakland
Jewett Sarah E. Mrs., lodging?;, 117 Mason
Jewett Stephen, inspector Custom House, dwl 372 Bran
Jewett Tluimas M., clerk U. S. District Attorney, dwl 528
Green
Jibson Gibb, deckhand stm Man- Taylor. Pacific St. Wharf
Jilkson Azro P.. bellman American Exchange
Jillson Charles P., carriagepainter, 1140 Folsom, dwl 1720
Mission
Jiraud Benjamin, clerk Lenormand Brothers, dwl SW cor
Pine and Dup<int
Jiusti Alfonso, expressman, dwl Hayes nr Franklin
Joachimi Gustav, waiter FUgel & Schroeder, dwl 17 Pac
JOArniMSEX HEXRY^L., att<3mey at law, office
605 Clay, and presiding justice of the peace, office 804
Montgomery, dwl 1509 Stockton
Joannes Pierre, liquor saloon, 624 Merchant
Joas Joseph, tailor, dwl 333 Bush
Job Charles E., carpenter, dwl cor Twenty -sixth and Ver-
mont
Job Jane (widow), dwl cor Twenty-sixth and Vermont
Job William, gasfitter W. D. Hobro, dwl cor Twenty-fifth
and Vermont
Jobes Jehu, carpenter Harbor Commissioners, dwl 28
Rondel PI
Jobson David, dwl 1707 Powell
Jobson William Gihon, real-estatfe agent, 238 Montgom-
en,-, dwl 14 Hampton PI
JoceyljTi Frederick, waiter, dwl 59 Everett
JoceylJTi James S.. dwl 2 Eurcham PI
Jochim Jacob, beer saloon, 536 Sacramento, dwl 5i Mon-
roe
JOrUNER MAXIMILIAN, gardener, NE cor Van
Ness Av and Turk
Jockel John, cabinetmaker, dwl 24i Garden
Jodaon Louis M., waiter, 959 Market
Jodon George, carpenter, dwl 1205 Market
Joehnmsey N. W., master mariner, office 305 East
Joekel J. ."cabinetmaker L. &E. Emanuel, dwl 24J Garden
Joel Albert M.. with H. M. Heineman, dwl NAV cor Ellis
and Octavia
Joel Noah, dwl IIS Geary
Joel Robinson, compositor Monitor, dwl 7S5 Union
Joel Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.,dwl 940 Har
Joergens George, rigger William Green
Joe^sen Adolph. barkeeper, dwl 3 Cushman
Johannes, His Eminence Bishop of Alaska, dwl 911 Jack
Johannsen Frederick (Johaniisen i- Mass), dwl NE cor
O'Farrell and Masi^n
Johannsen Henrj*. mixer Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl
NE cor O'Farrell and Mason
Johannsen Johann, compositor California Demokrat, dwl
217 Mason
Johannsen Markus, cook 549 Clay, dwl 214 Clementina
Johannsen Peter, musician Maguire's New Theater, dwl
cor Fourteenth and Folsom
Johannsen & yi^s (Fred*: rick Johannsen and William
Ma^s), groceries and Uquors, NE cor O'Farrell and
Mason
Johansen Andrew, carpenter, dwl cor Stock and Green
Johansen George, master sch Nicholas Von Bergen, office
Heywood & Harmon, Pier 13 Steuart
Johansen Hemuan, clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., dwl 120i Turk
Johansen Jacob, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Johansen Jens, seaman, dwl 30 Washington
Johansen WUham, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Johanssen Rasmus, fisherman, dwl N\V cor Jackson and
Drumm
John , driver Edmund V. Hathaway, dwl 3S South
Park
John Andrew, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
John Da\id, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
John Henrj', sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 736 Val-
lejo
John Joseph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
John William, manufacturer cigars, 113 Dupont, dwl 126
Morton
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
r. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moni'
Johnes "W. H., mason Palace Hot«I
Johns Edward, refiner S. F. Assa}ing and Refining
Works, dwl 7 Harriet
Johns John A., bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 34 Hayes
Johns Joseph, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon 8.
S. Co.
Johns Tremenhere L. Mrs. (widow), dwl 117 Sixth
Johns William, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Johnson , dwl 530 Howard
Johnson , dwl 1019 Powell
Johnson , canvasser, dwl 28 Everett
Johnson , carpenter, dwl 777 Market
Johnson , laborer, dwl 52 Louisa
Johnson A., traveling agent Sherman & Hyde, res East
Oakland
Johnson A. B. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 627 California
Johnson A. W., clerk, dwl 516 Pacific
Johnson Albert, laborer C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co., dwl
m6 Bn'ant
Johnson Albert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Johnson Albert, sausagemaker Mathaus Schwamm, dwl 5
Dupont
Johnson Albert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Albert, stevedore, dwl 1(50 Steuart
Johnson Alexander, carpenter, dwl 23 Lafayette
Johnson Alexander, polisher San Francisco Laundry,
KW cor Turk and Fillmore
Johnson Alfred, captain tugboat Minnehaha, dwl SW cor
East and Washington
Johnson Alfred, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Michigan nr Shasta
Johnson Allen, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 1400 Polk
Johnson Amanda (widow). Home for Invalids, 529 Geary
Johnson Andrew, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Johnson Andrew, bedmaker, 63S Commercial
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, dwl 29 Minna
Johnson Andrew, carriagemaker Carvill Manufacturing
Co., dwl 543i Natoma
Johnson Andrew, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 631
Third
Johnson Andrew, engineer stm Amelia Cal. Pacific R. R.,
dwl 12 Verona PI
Johnson Andrew, laborer, dwl 18 Washington
Johnson Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl S09
Eighth
Johnson Andrew, laborer John Spaulding & Co. , dwl 353
Tehama
Johnson Andrew, master mariner, dwl W a Main nr Fol-
som
Johnson Andrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson Andrew, special policeman, dwl 631 Third
Johnson Andrew F., liquor saloon, NW cor East and
Washington
Johnson Anna, furnished rooms, 33 John
Johnson Anne N. (widow), dwl 13 Caroline
Johnson Anthony, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Johnson Antoine, stevedore, dwl 110 Drumm
Johnson Arthur, laborer Palace Hotel
Johnson August, farmer, dwl 619 Pacific
Johnson August, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson Augustus, seaman John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co., dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Axel, sawyer A. Waldstein. dwl 735 Brannan
Johnson Benjamin, dwl 737 Howard
Johnson Benjamin, asphaltxunroofer, dwl 23 Stevenson
Johnson Benjamin, butcher Theodore Moding, dwl M nr
Fourth Av, South S. F.
Johnson Bradish, captain schr Ada May, 5 Washington
Johnson C. A., carpenter Palace Hotel
Johnson Catherine T. Mra., groceries, SW cor Bryant and
Zoe
Johnson C. E., cabinetmaker Scandinavian See, dwl 715
Market
Johnson Celestiea A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 302 Fourth
Johnson Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Johnson Charles, dwl 134 Folsora, rear
Johnson Charles, blacksmith Fogarty & Meyer, dwl SE
cor California and First Av
Johnson Charles, butcher E. & C. Smith, dwl Sixth At
bet L and M, South S. F.
Johnson Charles, carpenter, dwl 21 Zoe
Johnson Charles, carpenter, dwl 612 Fourth
Johnson Charles, clerk, dwl 73 Natoma
Johnson Charles, expressman, SE cor Steuart and Mis-
sion, dwl 21 Crook
Johnson Charles, laborer, dwl 16 Clara
Johnson Charles, laborer, dwl 29 Commercial, rear
I Johnson Charles, laborer Palace Hotel
Johnson Charles, laborer P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 233
Jessie
Johnson Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl W s First Av
nr Point Loboa Av
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 8 Commercial
Johnson Cliarles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Charles, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Johnson Charles, special policeman, dwl 2 California
Johnson Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 317 Fre-
mont
Johnson Charles A., clerk 33 California Market
Johnson Charles C, baker Clark & ZekJnd, dwl Post St.
House
Johnson Charles C, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Johnson Charles F., boarding, 19 Commercial
Johnson Charles M., carpenter, dwl 1740 Ellis
Johnson Chittick, trackman Central Pacific R. R.
Johnson Cliristian (Johnson d: Best), dwl 715 Market
Johnson Christian, barber Obenauer & Wagner, dwl 4
Ashburton PI
Johnson Christian, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl
691 Harrison
Johnson Christopher, deckhand stm San Lorenzo, Com-
mercial St. Wh-erf
Johnson Christopher, repacker, 324 Clay, dwl 1105 Mont-
gomery
Johnson Christopher, seaman stm Monterey Market, St.
MTiarf
Johnson Christopher, stevedore, dwl S s Lombard bet
Montgomerj' and Sansom
Johnson Christopher, steward schr Sarah, Beale St. Wharf
Johnson C. M., clerk, dwl 533 Sacramento
Johnson Da\id, clerk, dwl 211^^ Turk
Johnson Da\id, lather Palace Hotel
Johnson Da\id, liquor saloon, 41 Sacramento
Johnson Da^^d, stevedore, dwl 13 Main
Johnson D. J., waterman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Johnson D. S., sawyer E. K. Howes & Co., dwl 26 Zoe
Johnson E., boilemiaker Francis L Curry
Johnson E., carpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
Johnson E., lather Palace Hotel
Johnson E. Mrs., dwl 224 Fourth
Johnson E. Co\nngton, bookkeeper Richard B. Irwin &
Co., res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Johnson Edward, barkeeper Perry & Doyle, dwl 202 Bush
Johnson Edward, carjienter, dwl 21 Frederick
Johnson Edward, carpenter stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Johnson Edward, driver Central R. R., dwl Lyon bet Post
and Sutter
Johnson Edward, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Johns-yn Edward, stevedore, dwl junction Cal and Dnimm
Johnson Edward, watchman Genesee Flour Mills, dwl
Coso House
Johnson Edward F., clerk, dwl 210 Jones
Johnson Edward H., clerk IT. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl 539 Minna
Johnson Ed\vin, blacksmith's helper, dwl 219 First
Johnson E. H., captain ship Columbia, dwl SO Clementina
Johnson Eli R., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
721 Treat Av
Johnson Eliza (widow), dwl 946 Howard
Johnson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 3 Scotland
Johnson Ellen M. (widow), dwl 418 Hayes
Johnson Emanuel, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Emanuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Johnson Emeline (widow), dwl 1713 Webster
Johnson E. P., shoemaker, dwl 232 Fremont
Johnson Erick, cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwl 16 Clara
Johnson Eric A., restaurant, 415 East, dwl NW cor East
and Merchant
Johnson Francis (Johnson d' J.), dwl 1803 Stockton
Johnson Francis, paperboxmaker Wempe Bros., dwl 134
Fol
Johnson Francis, printer, dwl 110 Minna
Johnson Frank, dwl 12 Washington
Johnson Frank, horseshoer Robert Craine, dwl 103 Clark
Johnson Frank, porter Marden & MjTick, dwl S s Taylor
bet Chestnut and Francisco
Johnson Frank S., bookkeeper W. T. Coleman & Co., rea
Oakland
Johnson Frederick, clerk, dwl 109 Minna
Johnson Frederick T., clerk Martin Prag, dwl 120 Seventh
Johnson George, bookkeeper Hanscom & Co., dwl 309
Mason
Johnson George, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
114 Second
Johnson George, deckhand stm San Lorenzo, Comnlercial
St. Wliari
MOE&AIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters
^. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearnj, Established 1852.
Johnson C^ortre, drajTiian, dwl 121 Dora
Johnson Geort'e, p;iperhan?er George W. Clark
Johnson George, rig:gx?r Palace Hotel
Johnson George, seaman, dwl 2fiO Spear
Johnson George A. (colored), expressman, dwl 5 Bdwy
Johnson George C. & Co. (George TT. Gibbs and Robert C.
Johmnn), importers and jobbers iron and steel, 33
and 35 Biittery
Johnson George H. (Hubbard <0 J.), d\v] 517 Folsom
Johnson George L., painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 23
Lafayette
Johnson George M., superintendent Boy's and Girl's Aid
Society, dwl 6S Clementina
Johnson George S., pilot, dwl 3 Ashburton PI
Johnson G. G., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co.
Johnson Gustav. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Bn,-ant and Eighth
Johnson Gustav, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Gustav, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Ji'hnson Gustavus, tailor, dwl 425 Broadway
Johnson Gusta\nis S. (Johiigoji d- Co.), dwl Grand Hot«l
Johnson G. W., student Heald's Business College
Johnson H., dwl 12 Washington
J-'hnson H., carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Johnson H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
J'lhnson Hans, carpenter, dwl 11 Minna
Jnhnson Harriet, furnished rooms, 100 Bernard
Johnson Harriet E. Mrs., coal and wood. 321 Seventh
Johnson Harry, laborer Michael Kachele, dwl 25 Morton
Johnson Harr\^ L., clerk Edward Bosqui & Co., res Oak-
land
Johnson Helen (widow), dwl S s Bav nr Powell
Ji'hnson Henrj- (Henry Johnson d-'Co.\ dwl 906 Vallejo
Johnson Henrj' (Johnson d' Mohr), dwl 1530 Pacific Av
Johnson Henry, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1003 Batterj'
Johnson Henrv, captain U. S. A. and medical storekeep-
er, office 104 O'Farrell
Johnson Henrv, clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
1104 Market
Johnson Henry, clothing, dwl 439 Bush
Johnson Henry, kalsominer, 1506 Stockton
Johnson Henrj', laborer Fort Point
Juhnson Henry, laborer M. Fulda & Sons, dwl Branch
House
Jiihnson Henry, liquor saloon, 1021 Kearny
Johnson Henry, longshoreman, dwl 140 Folsom
Johnson Henry, mariner, dwl 5 Crook
Ji -hnson Henri,', mechanic, dwl 707 Front
Juhnson Henn,', seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
J.'hnson Henry, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Johnson Henrj', seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Johnson Henn,-, seaman, dwl North German Hotel
Jnhnson Henry, special policeman, dwl 1S09 Dupont
Johnson Henry, teacher dancing, dwl 4 Clay Av
Jijhnson Henry, teacher dancing, dwl S16 Dupont
Juhnson Henrj' & Co. (Louis Schroder), proprietors Pa-
cific Hotel, 11 and 13 Pacific
Johnson Henry A., engineer, dwl 2652 Folsom
J'.hnson Henry Perkins, machinist, dwl 22 Wetmore PI
Johnson Hemy- P., shoemaker Frederick Moebus, dwl 240
Green
Johnson Henry P., special policeman, dwl 1713 Mason
Johnson Hermann, carpenter Palace Hotel
Johnson Hiram F.,sboefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
261 Octa\ia
Johnson H. M., cabinetmaker, dwl SJ Freelon
Johnson H. M. (widow), furnished rooms, 607 Kearny
Johnson H. J., captain S. S. Orizaba, dwl 304 Third
Johnson House, Mrs. Ardine Lovell proprietress, 703
Market
Johnson Howard R., clerk Johnson & Johnson, dwl 127
Kearny
Johnson Isaac. laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S s
Shasta nr Michigan
Johnson Isaac Jr., laborer, dwl S s Shasta nr Michigan
Johnson J., carpenter, dwl 11 Minna
Juhnson J., fireman stm Xew World, Front St. Wharf
Johnson J., lather Palace Hotel
Johnson J. A., salesman J. C. Talbot & Co., dwl 73 Na^
toma
Johnson Jacob, butcher William O'Brien, dwl Sixth Av
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Johnson Jacob, laborer Custom House, dwl 1 Freelon
Johnson Jacob C. (J. C. Johnnon d: Co.\ res Belleville,
N.J.
J0H\!«O\ J. r. A CO. (John M. Johnson and Pem-
berton B. Horton), importers and manufacturers
harness and saddlen', and dealers leather and sad-
dlen- hardware, 104 and 106 Front
Johnson James, dwl Philadelphia House
Johnson James, cabinetmaker, dwl 52i» Fourth
Johnson James, calker, dwl 922 Brj-ant
Johnson James, compositor California Christian Advocate,
711i Mission
Johnson James, driver Engine No. 7, dwl Engine Hotise
cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Johnson James, driver Isaac Friedlander, dwl 433 Bryant
Johnson James, grocer, dwl 1S09 Stockton
Johnson James, master mariner, dwl 9 Crook
Johnson James, master mariner, dwl Ritch bet Bryant
and Brannan
Johnson James (colored), porter, dwl Virginia Block
Johnson James, student Heald's Business College, dwl
GIS California
Johnson James, teamster, dwl 27 First
Johnson James Mrs. (widow), dwl 120 Seventh
Johnson James A. (Johnson S- J.), dwl 127 Kearny
Johnson James A., master mariner, dwl 221 Clara
Johnson James B., patternmaker, dwl 23 Lafayette
Johnson James C, solicitor, dwl 537 Bryant
Johnson James Francis, paper-collar manufacturer, dwl
134 Folsom
Johnson James M., student Heald's Business College
Johnson James W., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska, res
Oakland
Johnson J. C. (Lawrence d- J.), dwl 425 Kearny
Johnson J. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Johnson J. C, cook John Cordes, 120 California
Johnson J. C, deckhand tugboat Wizard, Washington St.
Wharf
Johnson J. E.. dwl 313 Folsom
Johnson Jeremiah, porter Hxmtington, Hopkins &Co.,
res Oakland
Johnson Jeremiah V., molder, dwl 23 Lafayette
Johnson J. H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
156 Perry
Johnson J. J., watchman Brooklyn Hotel
Johnson J. N., chief clerk Collection DepartmentWells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 44^ SLxth
Johnson J. O., musician, dwl 019 Pacific
Johnson J. O., seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Johnson Johan G., seaman, dwl 125 Sacramento
Johnson Johanna (widow), dwi 112 Valparaiso
Johnson John, dwl 5 Stevenson
Jolinson John, boilemiaker Francis I. Curry
Johnson John, boot and shoemaker. 75 Minna
Johnson John, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Johnson John, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Washington
and Drumm, dwl 1422 Pacific
Johnson John, clerk Antone Schottler, dwl SE cor Mont-
gomePi' and Vallejo
Johnson John, deckhand tugboat Katy, Front St. Wharf
Johnson John, enginedriver John Pearson, dwl Fifth Av
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Johnson John, fireman stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Johnson John, fireman stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
Johnson John, laborer, dwl 3 Lewis PI
Johnson John, laborer, dwl 21 Bannam PI nr Union
Johnson John, laborer Palace Hotel
Johnson John, painter, dwl 19 Commercial
Johnson John, seaman, dwi 26 Steuart
Johnson John, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
Johnson John, seaman, dwi 127 Jackson
Johnson John, seaman, dwi 1-10 Folsom
Johnson John, seaman, dwi 617 Davis
Johnson John, seaman stm Monterey, Market St. Wharf
Johnson John, stevedore G. H. Whitney
Johnson John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson John, waiter Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, dwl
134 Fourth
Johnson John Albert, dwi 14 Washington
Johnson John B., groceries and liquors, cor Mission and
Washington Av, dwi 15 Washington Av
Johnson John F., seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
Juhnson John Frederick, laborer, dwl W s Mission bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Johnson John H., seaman, dwi SW cor East and Merch
Johnson John J., dwi 20S Second
Johnson John M. (J. C. Johnson d- Co.), dwl 1214 Mason
Johnson John P., cook, 250 Fourth
Johnson John P., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Georgia
" clerk R. A. Follmer, dwl W s Kentucky
Johnson John R,
nr Sierra
Johnson John S.
Johnson John T..
gan nr Shasta
Shipwrights* Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
foreman A- Waldstein, dwl W s Michi-
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Johnson John T.. Soandinarian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Johnson John W., hoardinR, 10 Broadway
Johnson Joseph, hostler AkTicultural Fair Race Grounds
Johnson Joseph A., signpainter John W. Cherry, dwl 3
Scotland
Johnson Joseph C, carpenter, dwl 6C6 Howard
Johnson Joseph H., news agent San JosiS E. K., dwl W b
Nineteenth nr Guerrero
Johnson Joseph J., dwl 1406 Howard
Johnson Joshua E., asphaltunrroofer and contractor, office
51" Montgomery dwl Treat Av nr Twenty-second
Johnson Josiah G.; hogbutcher, M nr Fourth Av, South
S. F., dwl 219 Ninth , , „ ^ ,
Johnson Katie Miss, clerk M. H. Garland, dwl 9 Oak
Grove Av
Johnson L., dwl 213 Minna
Johnson L. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 318 Seventh v .. ^
Johnson LawTence, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl 112 Polk
Johnson LawTence, seaman, dwl 2S Sacramento
Johnson Lcander, paperhanger, dwl 23 Stevenson
Johnson Lnringtnn, dwl 71S Califonna
Johnson Lvdia M. (widow), dwl S17 Folsom
Johnson M. (widow), furnished rooms, -126 Kearny
Johnson M., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson M., shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Johnson M., stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson M., teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl cor llylor
and Ellis . , ,.,,,.,
Johnson Magnus, helper Riotte & Luckhardt, dwl Ger-
man Hotel
Johnson Marg, laborer, dwl 18 First ,„„.,„.
Johnson Martin, molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 322 Bdwy
Johnson Martin, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Johnson Martin, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson Martin, teamster John A. Roy, dwl W s San
Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Johnson Mar\', dwl 28 Washington Av
Johnson Mary (widow), dwl Wool nr Cortland Av, Bernal
Heights
Johnson Jlarv, seamstress A. Shirek, dwl 69 Mmna
Johnson Mary S. (widow), dwl SIS Seventh
Johnson Milton, porter Jacob Davis, dwl 19 Geary
Johnson M. P., tailor, 125 Sansom
Johnson Neil, rigger Palace Hotel
Johnson Nelse, laborer, dwl 33 Rausch
Johnson Nelson, porter Salvin P. Collins, dwl NE cor
Kearnv and Pacific
Johnson Niles Ousta\Tis, magazinekeeper N. J. Kabath,
dwl Bay View nr Thirty-second
Johnson Nils, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Johnson O., carpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
Johnson O., clerk, dwl 510 Pacific
Johnson 0., lather Palace Hot«l
Johnson 0. E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl 700
California
Johnson 0. K. Mrs., dwl 1007 Sutter
Johnson Oliver, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Johnson Oliver, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm New-
hem, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Johnson OUver S., painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 114 Valpa-
raiso
Johnson Olof, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Johnson Otto, bootfltter Rosseter & Smith, dwl 24 Haw-
thorne
Johnson Otto, salesman John W. ShaefEer, dwl 18 Randall
PI
Johnson Otto H. , lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl Michi-
gan bet Shasta and Sierra
Johnson P., blacksmith Palace Hotel
Johnson Patrick, gardener, dwl NW cor Baker and Geary
Johnson Peter (Johnson cfe Broum), dwl NE cor Mont-
gomerj' and Vallejo
Johnson Peter, dwl 12 Washington
Johnson Peter, dwl 220 Washington
Johnson Peter, dwl 414 Pacific
Johnson Peter, asphaltumroofer, office 585 Market, dwl 2S
Stevenson
Johnson Peter, cook tugboat Wizard, Washington St.
Wharf
Johnson Peter, cooper, dwl 668 Brj-ant
Johnson Peter, cutter Bullock & Jones, dwl 1215 Bdwy
Johnson Peter, deckhand stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
Johnson Peter, engineer stm Mary Taylor, dwl 202 Pac
Johnson Peter, fisherman, dwl 1 Bay
Johnson Peter, gardener, dwl N 8 Bush bet Lyons and
Central Av
Johnson Peter, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Johnson Peter, liquors, dwl 1028 Montgomery
Johnson Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor T^venty-fourth and
Brjant, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth
Johnson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 32 Folsom
Johnson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 135 Spear
Johnson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 160 Steuart
Johnson Peter, miner, dwl 564 Tehama
Johnson Peter, restaurant and liquor saloon, 214 V, ash-
ington, dwl 611 Minna
Johnson Peter, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl 1902 Dupont
Johnson Peter, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Johnson Peter, stevedore X. C. Freese
Johnson Peter, teamster John Pearson, dwl m\ cor 1 ilth
and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Johnson Peter Mrs. (widow), dwl SE cor Mam and Folsom
Johnson R., waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Johnson Richard, blacksmith, dwl 904 Kearny
Johnson Richard, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Johnson Robert, mariner, dwl 5 Crook
Johnson Robert, ringmaster Wilson's Palace Amphithea-
ter, dwl 19 Silver
Johnson Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Johnson Robert, stevedore A. C. Freese , , „„^
Johnson Robert C. (George C. Johnson i- Co.), dwl 605
O'Farrell
Johnson Robert J. (.Spence <t J.), dwl 520 Stockton
Johnson Robert M., expresswagon, 417 Battery, dwl \N 6
Brj'ant bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Johnson Roderick P., capitalist, dwl 006 Folsom
Johnson Samuel, expresswagon, dwi 321 Seventh
Johnson Samuel, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 and
751 Mission .„, , . ».
Johnson Samuel Henry (colored), porter Blackburn &
Johnson'^ Samuel S., driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 700 Bdwy
Johnson Se\erin, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
JOffXSON SIDSEY 1., attorney at law, office 623
Montgomerj', res Alameda Co.
Johnson Sievert, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Johnson Simon, cook, dwl '20 Folsom
Johnson Simond, master mariner, dwl W s Harrison bet
Twentieth and Twentv-first
Johnson Sophia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 812 O Farrell
Johnson Theodore, blacksmith, dwi Columbia Hotel
Johnson Theodore, steward, dwl 34 Rausch
Johnson Theodore 0. , merchant, dwl Columbia Hotel
Johnson Theodore W., captain schr Otsego, dwl 6 Wash
Johnson Thomas (Caner J; J.), dwl 322 Broadway
Johnson Thomas, coalpasser stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Whart
Johnson Thomas, draj-man, dwl 1631 Hyde
Johnson Thomas, miner, dwl 227 Second , , „, „
Johnson Thomas, oj'sterman CSiarles Ma.ver, dwl 3i Ev-
erett , „ . J
Johnson T. J., dwl SE cor Bartlett and Twenty-second
Johnson T. J., brassflnisher William T. Garratt, dwl N s
Columbia nr Twenty-fifth
Johnson T. R., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
JOHNSOX T. K«DGEKS, manufacturer regalia and
militarv goods, 12 Montgomery .\v, and grand secre-
tary Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., office 325 Montgomery,
dwl NW cor Grove and Polk
Johnson Unis, blacksmith James G. Gallagher, dwl Key-
stone House , , , XT- . .1,
Johnson Victor, tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl corNmeteenth
and Folsom
Johnson W., laborer, dwl 11 Pacific „ „ „
Johnson Walter J., delivery clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 835 California
Johnson W. C, machinist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl
Eighteenth bet Castro and Noe
Johnson William, dwl W s Columbia bet Twenty-fifth and
Twentv-sixth
Johnson William, baker, dwl 980 Harrison, rear
Johnson William, boarding, 140 Folsom
Johnson William, carpenter, dwl 266 Stevenson
Johnson William, carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero bet Jil-
teenth and Sixteenth
Johnson William, calker, dwl 28 Minna
Johnson William, clerk C. Anderson, dwl 3 Mont Court
Johnson William, laborer, dwl cor Main and Folsom, rear
Johnson William, longshoreman, dwl 307 Folsom
Johnson William, machinist, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Noe
and Castro ,t,o .i
Johnson William, metalroofer Conlin & Roberta, 749 ana
751 Mission
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Johnson William, papercarrier, dwl 640 Jessie
Johnson Willi;im, papercarrier. dwl 1420 Pacific
Johnson William, phtst^rer Palace Hotel, dwl tJ60 Mission
Johnson William, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Johnson William, seaman, dwl 105 Clai'k
Johnson William, seaman, dwl 531 East
Johnson William, sprinymaker Betts Spring Co., dwl
cor T\venty-fifth and Columbia
Johnson William, tiinner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Johnson William, tinsmith, dwl 236 Sutter
Johnson William Jr., carriage-spring^maker, dwl Ws Co-
lumbia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Johnson William A., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl
6 Mission
Johnson William B., machinist Hinckley & Co. , dwl SE
cor Bay and Dupont
Johnson William C, salesman Hermann Paulsen, dwl 105
Turk
Johnson William F., carrier Morning Call, dwl NE cor
Hyde and Greeu^\ich
Johnson William H., physician, office and dwl 118 Post
Johnson William H., stoVemounter Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 124 Silver
Johnson William N. Mrs., dwl S35 Mission
Johnson William S., chief steward stm Parthenius, Green
St. Wharf, dwl 16 Scott
Johnson William W. {Craiie <f; J.), attorney at law, office
72^ Mont^'-omery
Johnson W. R., blacksmith helper, dwl What Cheer
House
Johnson W. Sherwood, way-bill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 722 California
Johnson Z., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
JOO.XSOX «$: CO. {Gustamis S. Jofi?i^on, John P. Molt,
a7id George U. Laivlvr), proprietors Grand Hotel,
SE cor Market and New Montgomery
Johnson k Best (Chi-L^tian Johnson and John Best),
cabinetmakers, 310 Pine and 717 Market
Johnson & Brown {Peter Johiisoji and Charles Brovm),
liquor saloon, 327 East
JOH.\SOX A JOH\SOX (James A. and Francis),
attorneys at law, office 609 Sacramento
Johnson i ilohr {He7iry Johjison and Peter Mohr), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Polk and Pacific Av
Johnson. See Jonson
Johnssen Henry-, cabinetmaker, dwl 162 Tehama
Johnssen Louis, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnssen Peter, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Johnston A. I>., dwl Russ House
Johnston Alexander (E, H. Jones 6: Co.), res New York
Johnston Amiie (widow), midwife and confectioner, dwl
ISll Polk
Johnston Asmus, carpenter, dwl 43 Ritcb
Johnston Baptist, engineer Baker & Hamilton, dwl N
s Jessie nr Twentieth
Johnston Benihard, wood and coal, 427 Clementina
Johnston Clara Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,
dwl 542 Minna
Johnst^>n Charles C, stevedore, dwl 22 Glover
Johnston Charles Gordon, shoemaker Patrick Tracey, dwl
642 Minna
Johnston Christopher, salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 206
Muntgomerj'
Johnston David", plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Johnston Edward, boatbuilder, dwl 1013 Natoma
Johnston Edward, shoemaker Howe is. Harris, dwl 1013
Natoma
Johnston E. G. (widow), dwl 213 Turk
Johnston Francis, watchman Montgomery Hotel, 229 Sec
Johnston Frank H. (colored), cook, dwl 1614 Powell
JOII^STO.X GEOBCiE PEX {William S. Mosstb Co.),
dwl 309 Lombard
Johnston Heurv, barkeeper Rusa House
Johnston Henry, cook, dwl 12 St. Mary
JohnsUin Henry H. {H. H. Johnston d- Co.), dwl 1902
Broadway
JOH\STOX H. H. A CO., general agents Union
Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Boston, Maea.), offi<» 601
California
Johnston Isabella (widow), hotisekeeper Thomas Mc-
Grath, 12s Oak
Johnston Isaiah, fringemaker William Englander
Johnston James, dwl 732 Folsom, rear
Johnston Jamea, hackdriver, dwi 502 Third
Johnston James, machinist Union Works
Johnston James, stevedore, dwi 35 Alta
Johnston James, tin, copper, and sheet-iron works, Btoves
and pumps, 1007 Market, dwl 251 Jessie
Johnston James A., clerk, dwl W s Dora bet Folsom and
Harrison
Johnston Jamea D., general agent, dwl cor Santa Clara
and Connecticut
Johnston James H., butcher David Rogers, dwl 720 Lom-
bard
Johnston James W.. miner, dwl NW cor St€v and Eighth
Johnston J. B., merchant, dwl Russ House
Johnston Jennie Miss, teacher BroaUway Primary School,
dwl 542 Minna
Johnston Jeremiah, expresswagon, dwl 511 McAlhster
Johnston J. M., clerk Baker &, Hamilton, dwl 2134 How
Johnston John, mariner, dwl 211 Folsom
Johnston John A., baker Paoifie Mail S. S. Arizona
Johnston John A., mariner, dwl 126 Turk
Johnston John F., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
150 Second
Johnston Joseph, melter, dwl 108 Tehama
Johnston J. Sproat {Johnston d: Gonzalez), res Dublin,
Ireland
Johnston J. W., miner, dwi 227 Second
Johnston Kate L. (widow), dwl 607 Polk
Johnston Lewis W. {Johni>ton i- Veasey), dwl 2054 Miss
Johnston Lou Miss, actress California Theater
Johns^:)n Margaret (widow), dwl 417 Filbert
Johnettm Pauline (widow), dressmaker, dwi 251 Tehama
Johnston Peter, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 446
Bran nan
Johnston Ricks, driver James Goodhue, dwi 511 Gough
Johnston T. C. Mrs. (widow), dwi 37 Moss
Johnston Thomas, architect, dwi 122 Taylor
Johnston Thomas, carpenter, dwi US Sacramento
Johnston Thomas J., architect, office 330 Pine room 61,
dwl 122 Taylor
Johnston Thomas P., foreman presses Cubeiy & Co., dwl
1302 Kearny
Johnston W., lather Palace Hotel
Johnston William (colored), dwi 1614 Powell
Johnston William A. B.. clerk, dwl 18 Ellia
JOU.XSTOX WILLIAM B., agent Liverpool & Lon-
don & Globe Insurance Co., office 422 California, dwl
30 Hawthorne
Johnston &, Gonzalez (X Sproat Johnston and Domxnick
Gonzalez, real-estate agents, 22S Montgomery
Johnston & Veasey {Lcicvi W. Johnston and Perley
Veasey), produce commission merchants, 324 Davia
Johnstone John R., armorer First California Guard, dwi
615 Howard
Johnstone Marj- H. Mre., dwi 1310 Jackson
Johnstone Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
6 Dale PI
Johnstone Thomas, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomen*
Johnstone William, attorney at law, dwl 26 Sixth
Johnstone William, bookkeeper C\ibery & Co., dwl How-
ard nr Twenty-sixth
Johnstone William R., waiter What Cheer House
Joice Daniel, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.
JOICE E. v.. notary pubUc and commissioner deeds,
office 6 Merchants" Exchange, dwi S07 Stockton
Joice J. M., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Joice John, laborer, dwl 236 Sutt«r
Joice John, waiter Lange & Kremke, dwl 132 Fourth
Joice Martin, painter, dwi 26 Nevada
Joice Samuel, bookkeeper, dwi 1114 Market
Joice Sarah E. (widow), seamstress Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwi 26 Nevada
Joice Thomas, stevedore, dwl 433J Hayes
Joice. See Jovce
Joinct Victor, machinist, dwl 614 Cali/omia, rear
Joiner Amy (w idow), dwi 1129 Clay
Joiner John C, teamster Bay View Distiller}', dwl 134
Folsom
Joiner John J., letter engraver, 128 Kearny, dwl N s Dor-
land bet Church and Sanchez
Joiner William, bootmaker, 623 Howard, dwl 8 Bernard
Joiner. See Jo^-ner
Jollie Betsy Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwi 2214 Sixteenth
JoUie Elizabeth Miss, weaver, dwl 2214 Sixteenth
JoUiet Frank, machmist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 545
Mission
JoUffe William H., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwi
1502 Mission
Jolly Giant (w-eekly), George Thistleton editor and pro-
prietor, office 423 Washington
Jolly William, laborer, dwl S a McAllister bet Laguna and
Octavia
Jolson Martin, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Jolv Julia, (w-idow), seamstress, dwl 17 Union PI
Joiias A. & Co. (-.1 . Silvtrherg and Philip Cohn), butchers,
41 and 42 Washington Market
Jonas Alfred (J. Jonat * Co.), dwl 835 Vallejo
Jonas B., tailor, dwl 18 Fu-st ,,„„„, ,
Jonas Isaac A., watchmaker, 128 racific, dwl 922 Jackson
Jonas Joseph, clothin;; and gents' funiishuig goods, IbO
Jonas Joseph, watchmaker Isaac A. Jonas, dwl 922 Jack
Jonas Louis, driver Frederick Katz, dwl 1008 Union
Jonas Nathan, auctioneer, 425 Kearny, dwl 722 Laguna
JouasN. J., clerk, dwl 126 Tyler ^,oos
Jonas Sigismund, watchmaker George Fmck, dwl S^8
Jonasson Jonas (H. Fricdlander i: Co.), dwl 204 Hyde
Jondouin J., dwl 339 Seventeenth
Jones Mrs., lodgings, dwl 26 Zoe
Jones Mrs. (widow), dwl 824 Howard
Jones A. (widow), furnished rooms, 32 Ellis
Jones A. B., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Jones Abraham, mariner, dwl 260 Minna ^ , _, ,
Jones Adonriam J., pattenmiaker Kisdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 16 Natoma , „ „ „ ^
Jones Alexander, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Jones Andrew, dwl 209 Leidesdorfl
Jones Ann Mrs., dwl 1051 Howard j , „„„ „ ,
Jones Annie Miss, shoefitter Joseph Lucier, dwl 966 fol
Jones A. S., salesman, dwl lllj Turk
Jones B., dwl Windsor House ;,,„„„ x-i., ^
Jones Bartlett, plumber Alfred S. Iredale.dwl 329 Filbert
Jones Benjamin (Jones Brothers), dwl SW cor Montgom-
ery and Broadway
Jones Benjamin, laborer, dwl 172 Jessie
Jones Bernard, tailor J. H. Curley & Co., dwl 32 Mont
Jones Bridget (widow), liquor saloon, 130 First
Jones Brothers (Benjamin and Hiujh R.), proprietors
Cambrian House, SW cor Mont and Broadway
Jones C, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 47 Natoma
Jones Caroline Miss, dwl 547 Stevenson
Jones Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 32 Clara
Jones C. F., real estate, dwl American Exchange
Jones Charles, dwl 737 Howard
Jones Charles, boilermaker, dwl 524 Mission
Jones Charles, foreman Harness Shop Main & Winchester,
dwl 434 Minna
Jones Charles, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 757 How
Jones Charles, hostler Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Junes Charles, mining, office 303 Montgomery room 6,
dwl .527 Folsom
Jones Charles C, merchandisebroker and agent Peoria
Starch Co., office 214 Sacramento, dwl 640 Ellis
Jones Charles J., salesman Main & Winchester, dwl 13
Laurel PI
Jones Chaiies L., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
Ivy Av bet Laguna and Buchanan
Jones Charles R. , compositor 518 Sacramento, dwl 808 Fil-
bert
Jones Cyrus D., driver Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl HI
Clinton
Jones Cyrus G. (Joiies i. Co.), dwl 1055 Tj-ler
Jones CjTus W., mining, dwl 2506 Sacramento
Jones Daniel, bookkeeper J. H. Tobin, dwl 1051 Howard
Jones Daniel, engineer, dwl 465 Clementina
Jones Daniel C, carpenter, dwl 651 Stevenson
Jones David, deckhand Dredger State Harbor Commis-
sioners, dwl 218 Broadway
Jones David, engineer, dwl 647 Stevenson
Jones David, longshoreman, dwl 48 Clay
Jones Da\id, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Jones D. C, carpenter, dwl 536 Sacramento
Jones D. W. C, dwl 158 Third
Jones E., machinehand California Mills
Jones E. B. Mrs., principal Tyler and Jones St. Primary
School, res Oakland
Jones Edgar F., proof reader S. F. Directory and eorre-
spundent Boston Herald, dwl 16 Stockton PI
Jones Edmund, clerk Renton, Smith & Co., dwl 740 Har
Jones Edward, baker, dwl 431 Dupout
Jones Edward, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 663 Mission
Jones Edward, waiter Pacitie Mail S. S. Vasco de Gama
Jones Edward, engineer stm Los Angeles, dwl 465 Clem
Jones Edward, laborer, dwl G14 Mission
Jones Edward, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jones Edward, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Jones Edward B., elerk E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 815 Van
Ness Av
Jones Edward T., hoseman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl
419 Pacific
Jones Edward T., ironmolder, dwl 535 Howard
JOKES E. H. A CO. (Daniel McLeod and Alexander
Johnston), importers and jobbers millinery and fancy
goods, 535 Market
Jones Elias H. (E. H. Jones .fc Co.), dwl 815 Van Ness Av
Jones Elijah A. (colored), porter 314 Montgomery, dwl
36 Bitch
Jones Elisha William B., drug clerk, dwl 466 Clementina
Jones Eugene E., cashier Wilham T. Coleman & Co., dwl
14 Geary
Jones Evan J., laborer, dwl 10 Garden
Jones Everett D., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl NW
cor Hayes and Fillmore
Jones Frank, carpenter Palace Hotel
Jones Frank, elerk James H. Latham & Co., dwl 320
O'Farrell
Jones Frederick, carpenter S. M. Hills
Jones Frederick, miner, dwl 1206 Leavenworth
Jones Frederick E. , mining, dwl 617 Mason
Jones Frederick F. (Jones i- Murphy), dwl 807 Bush
Jones Frederick W., machmist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl
1281 Fourth
Jones George, clerk Albert G. Nye, dwl 824 Howard
Jones George, laborer, dwl New Railroad House, W 8
Fourth nr Berry
Jones George, shoemaker, dwl 127 Folsom
Jones George, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl S s Perrj-
bet Fourth and Fifth
Jones George A., planer D. A. Maedonald & Co., dwl 761
Howard
Jones Gritath, carpenter, dwl 403 Broadway
Jones G. W. A. , expressman, NE cor Sacramento and Du-
pont, dwl 26 Ellis
Jones Hannah (widow), dwl 809 Jessie, rear
Jones Harrison, saddle and hamessmaker, 1012 Market,
dwl 1330 Sacramento
Jones Harrison A. , official reporter Twelfth District Court,
office 637 Keamv, dwl 1330 Sacramento
Jones Harrison C. , fruits, 127 Third, dwl 241 Minna
Jones Henry, dwl 614 Kearny
Jones Henry, dwl 424 Sansom
Jones Henry, bolteutter Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl W
s Alabama bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Jones Henry, carpenter, dwl 448 Jessie
Jones Henry, carpenter Pac. Funiitiu-e M. Co., dwl 67
Jessie
Jones Henrj", shipwTight, dwl 77 Clementina
Jones Henry, student Heald's Business College
Jones Henry, waiter, dwl 151 Natoma
Jones Henrj' B., teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl NE cor EUis and Buchanan
Jones Henry F., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., dwl 607
Sutter
Jones Henry H., dwl 761 Harrison
JONES IIENKV W., collector and business agent,
office 612 Clay, and corresponding secretary Mechan-
ics' Institute,' dwl W s York bet Tiventy-fourth and
TSventy-fifth
Jones Hiram D., bookkeeper G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl
2503 California
Jones Horace, bookkeeper John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 726
California
Jones Horace, operator Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.,
dwl 326 Geary
Jones H. P., carpenter, dwl 269 Minna
Jones Hugh, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Jones Hugh R. (Jones Brothers), dwl SW cor Montgom-
erv and Broadway
Jones Jacob, teamster U. S. Drajonan, dwl 409 Jones
Jones James (Hall A J.), dwl 917 Post
Jones James, carriagepainter, dwl 67 Clementina
Jones James, conductor City R. E., dwl 2050 Mission
Jones James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. California
Jones James, gardener, dwl 35 Pleasant
Jones James H., carpenter, dwl \\'hat Cheer House
Jones James J., carpenter and builder, 322 Jackson, dwl
NE cor Union and Leavenworth
Jones James L., clerk Joseph Moscrop, dwl 409 Stevenson
Jones James O., boatman, dwl W s Webster bet Chestnut
and Lombard
Jones James S., engineer Kragen & Co., dwl 615 Grove
Jones James Y., watchman Machinerj' Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1017 Howard
Jones J. B., expressman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 736
Harrison
Jones J. Davies, printer Alta California, dwl 1330 Sac
Jones Jenkins A., laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Central
Av .
Jones Jeremiah, patternmaker, dwl NE cor Fulton and
Broderick
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
, VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Jones Jeremiah, patternmaker, dwl N b McAllister, bet
Baker and Lyons
Jones Jeremiah S. (ff. TT. Ch^sley tt- Co.), dwl 2503 Cal
Jones J. H. (.J. H. Joties d: Co.), dwl 405 Sutter
Jones J. H., driver City R. R.
JO.\ES J. II. & CO., stockbrokers, 509 California
Jones J. Joseph, shoemaker, dwl cor Eighth and Howard
Jones Joel B., watchmaker, 44 Second, dwl COO Howard
Jones John (£•. G. Cook a,- Co.), dwl N a Brjaut bet Sixth
and Seventh
Jones John, dwl 21 Second
Jones John, dwl 411 Sansom
Jones John, brushmaker Feldmann, Simpson & Co., dwl
512 Fourth
Jones John, carpenter Palace Hot«l, dwl 175 Minna
Jones John, coalpasser stm John L. Stevens Oreeon S. S.
Co.
Jones John, hairdresser George L. Smith, dwl cor How-
ard and Seventh
Jones John, hostler Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Jones John, laborer, dwl Anderson nr Lyon S s Bemal
Heights
Jones John, laborer, dwl S s Fourteenth bet Shotwell and
Folsom
Jones John, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Jones John, machinist, dwl 142 Perry
Jones John, machinist, dwl 545 First
Jones John, muier, dwl 403 Broadway
Jones John, sexton Howard St. M. E. Church, dwl 12
Ritch, rear
Jones John (colored), steward Cohen & Mills, dwl 1411
Mason
Jones John, watchman, dwl 432 Brannan
Jones John A., engineer, dwl 465 Clementina
JONES JOIIX A., manager Imperial and Queen's Fire
Insurance companies, office 430 California, dwl SW
cor California and Mason
Jones Johji B., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 1117
Montgomery
Jones John C, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 204
Eleventh
Jones John C, fruitdealer, dwl 241 Minna
Jones John D., bookkeeper H. Epstein & Co., dwl Revere
House
Jones John H., clerk, 103 California Market, dwl S s Tyler
bet Scott and Pierce
Jones John H,
■\Miarf
Jones John H., milkman, dwl 1231 Howard
Jones John J., clerk Harrison A. Jones, dwl 257 Minna
Jones John L. {Bullock dr J.), dwl 423 Sutter
Jones John O., bricklayer, dwl 403 Broadway
Jones John P., capitalist, office 330 Pine
Jones John Richard, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 136
Perr5^
Jones John S., clerk D. C. Fox & Co., dwl 32 Ellis
Jones John T., clerk Pilsburj-, Adair & Co., dwl 715 Post
Jones John W., drj- and fancy goods, 15S Third, dwl 856
Folsom
Jones Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 808 Filbert
Jones Joseph, mariner, dwl 16 Crook
Jones Joseph H. (J. H. Jones d: Co.), dwl 405 Sutter
Jones Joseph J., boot and shoemaker, 1070=^^ Howard
Jones Joseph K. {Maynard dc J.), dwl 138 Clara
Jones Joshua L., piledriver E. Boobar li Co., dwl 138 Fol-
som, rear
Jones J. S., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Jones Lloyd, bookkeeper G. Forrest Walter & Co., dwl 114
Minna
Jones Lloyd E., clerk S. L. Jones & Co., dwl NW cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Jones Mark V., clerk M. T. Ready, dwl NE cor Mission
and SL\th
Jones Martin, mining, office 419 California room 4, dwl
728 Sixteenth
Jones Mary Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
110 Fourth
Jones M. H., calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^Tiarf
Jones Michael P. (Joiie^ d: Co.), dwl 418 Fremont
Jones M. L., milkman, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Mission
Jones Monroe, dwl 420 Second
Jones Montgomery*, calker, dwl 707 Brannan
Jones Nathan, cooper, dwl 103 Commercial
Jones Nathaniel W., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, dwl
540 Ellis
Jones N. B. , seaman, dwl Rincon Court
Jones Orin, shoe manufacturer, 216 Dup, dwl 834 Sutter
Jones Orrin, laborer Isaac Richards, dwl W s Jones bet
Francisco and Bay
engineer stm Contra Costa, Vallejo St.
Jones Oscar R., master mariner, office 509 California dwl
405 Sutter '
Jones Patrick H., shipcarpenter, dwi S s O'Farrell bet
Steiner and Pierce
Jones R. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Jones Richard, cook stm Los Angeles, Market St. 'Wharf
Jones Robert, captain sloop Bonita, dwl 1912 Hyde
Jones Robert, stableman James Tomkhison, dwl 57 Minna
Jones Roger Lieut. -Col. , U. S. A. , inspector general Milita-
tary Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Jones Rowena J., vocal teacher, dwl 32 EUia
Jones S., pantrj-man Vizina & Co.
Jones Samuel, dwl 325^ Bush
Jones Samuel, poultry peddler, dwl Mission bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Jones Samuel D., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., res Oak-
land
Jones S. D., driver Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 144 Sec-
ond
Jones Seneca, patternmaker Hanscom & Co., dwl 7G4
Brj'ant
Jones Simon E., driver Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 111
Clinton
Jones Simon L. (5. L. Jotics & Co.), dwl NAV cor Hayes
and Fillmore
JONES S. L. & CO. (Henri/ C. Dmcning), auctioneers
and commission merchants, 207 and 209 California
Jones Susan, platemaker Cornell Watch Co.
Jones Sylvester A., copyist and general agent, 19 Mont-
gomery' Block
Jones Thaddeus, piledriver, dwl 54 Sacramento
Jones Theophilus J. P., seaman, dwl N s Oregon bet
Da^is and Drunim
Jones Thomas, carpenter, dwl SE cor Taylor and Clay
Jones Thomas, carpenter, dwl 8 Harrison Av
Jones Thomas, fruitstand, DaWs nr Jackson, dwl 410 Jack
Jones Thomas, hursetrainer Bay View Assn, dwl Webster
bet Green and Union
Jones Thomas, laborer, dwl 8 Lick Alley
Jones Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Jones Thomas, real-estate dealer, dwl Point Lobos Road nr
Toll Gate
Jones Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Jones Thomas, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Jones Thomas, seaman, dwl SW cor Mission and Spear
Jones Thomas, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
N s Adam bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Jones Thomas, student Heald's Business Co'llege, dwl 509
O'Farrell
Jones Thomas A., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 40
Moss
Jones Tliomas D., builder, dwl 31 Hunt
Jones Thomas H., photograph operator Bradley & Rulof-
son, dwl 761 Harrison
Jones Thomas P., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 431 Dup
Jones Thomas W., stevedore, office SW cor Drunim and
Pacific, dwl 734 Green
Jones Timothy P., extraman Hose No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
cor O'Farrell and Steiner
Jones T. P., driver aty R. R.
Jones W. A., mming superintendent, dwl 129 Chestnut
Jones W^iUiam, carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Jones Walter, clerk, dwl 1032 Market
Jones Walter S., clerk Charles C. Jones, dwl 540 Ellis
Jones W. H., molder Savage & Son, dwl 728 Brannan
Jones William {Jones .£■ Dunbar), dwl 225 Bush
Jones William, calker, dwl 312 Folsom
Jones Wilham, clerk W. K. De Frees, dwl 2S Potter
Jones William, cook, dwl 214 Mission
Jones William, driver, 1 California Market
Jones William, gardener John Parrott, 620 Folsom
Jones William, laborer, dwl 329 Filbert
Jones William, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Jones William, liquor saloon, 324 Sixth
Jones William, physician, office SE cor New Montgomery
and Natoma, dwl S b Guerrero bet Twenty-third and
Twenty -fourth
Jones William, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Jones William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Jones William A., passenger agent Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne, and Pennsylvania R. R., office 238 Mont-
gomery, dwl 129 Perry
Jones WiUiam A., tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co.. dwl
1314 Hyde
Jones William E., clerk North Bloomfield Gravel Mining
Co., dwl 20 Hawthorne
Jones William H,
and Scott
, prod need ealer, dwl S s Tyler bet Pierce
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Jones William J., dwl 320 O Farrell ™,.,„„, ^ p.
Jones William L. Jr., salesman Sumner Whitney & Co.,
Jonc'l''wimamT,' 'laborer, dwl W 8 Webster bet Chestnut
JoneTwlirm^'s!! poUceman City Hall, dwl 1032 Clay
Jones \v!lllam w'. Unes * Phillips), dwl 1015 Leav
Jones Winfldd S., teller Security Savings Bank, dni Occi-
dental Hotel
Jones W. L. Mrs., dwl 735 Harrison
Jones W T. . carpenter Palace Hotel „ . . ,
jSnes & Co \Cyrus 0. Junes and Nathan Stemberger),
clothing and furnishing goods, 7U Market
Jones & Co. (M. P. Jones, George H. Sanderson, and
Eugene B. Beek), wholesale groceries and provisions,
2ly and 220 Front ^ r^ ». \
Jones & Dunbar (H'iHiom Jones and James Dunbar),
wine.s and liquors, 213 Montgomery
Jones & Murphy (Frederick F. Jones and John J. Mur-
»/iV), liquor saloon, 231 Kearny „..„• <
Jonfs& Phillips (William W. Jones and P. A Phillips),
butter, eggs, and cheese, 31 Centre Market
Jonson Abraham P., liquor saloon and lodgings, 16 Wash
Jonson Charles, seaman, dwl 89 Jackson
Jonson Francis W., engineer, dwl 328 Sansom
jnost , expressman, dwl 10 John __ ,
Joost B. L M , grocerik and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
third and Valencia , ,, » j i„, „„
JOOST ItEHKE.N'O. commission merchant, dealer gro-
ceries and liquors, and importers nails and general
merchandise. NE cor Twelfth and Folsom (and E. &
M. Joost and Joost Brothers * Co.) , „.,^ p
Joost Bros. «i Co. (Fabian and Behrend Joost aiul i".
Ilinke), hardware, NE cor Mission and Eleventh
Joost Carsten, driver Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 003 lell
Joost Fabian (Joost Bros. * Co.), dwl 1432 Mission
Joost Francois, laborer, dwl 520 Green
Joost Henry (M. Joost ^ Bro.), dwl SE cor Kearny and
Joost He'nrj-, clerk Becker Bros., SE cor Leavenworth and
Joost Hermann, commission merchant, 410 Clay, dwl 227
Joost Jacob, groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and
Francisco . , ,,
Joost M. & Brother (Benry Joost), groceries and Uquors,
SE cor Kearny and Vallejo ^ ,..■ .
Joost Martin (B. i- M. Joost), dwl SW cor Twenty-third
and Valencia , , ^^^ ^,^ „
Joost Martin (Behwmann i: Co.), dwl SW cor 0 Farrell
and Taylor . , , „„ tt a
Joost Martin (M. Joost & Bro.), dwl SK cor Kearny and
Vallejo , , . . ^ .
Joost Peter, groceries and liquors, cor Valencia andQuinn
Joost. See Jost
Joostens Charles, liquor saloon, 1017 Kearny
Joppini John, milkman Christopher Streitberger, dwl NE
cor Lombard and Franklin , , . „
Jordan A. D., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
640 Natoma . . „ j , „ ^
Jordan Adolph, butcher M. Brandenstein Si Co., dwl First
Av nr Kentucky, South S. F. j , „„ „.,
Jordan Adolph, doormaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 113 Wil-
liam
Jordan .Ubert E., painter, dwl 234 Ritch
Jordan Caroline Mrs., milliner, 1114 Stockton
Jordan Charles, dwl 133 Dolores nr Fourteenth
Jordan Charles, gilder McEachren & Parkinson, dwl Fol-
som bet Seventh and Eighth
Jordan Charles, laborer, dwl ISi Folsom Av
Jordan Daniel, mason Palace Hotel
Jordan David, laborer La Grande Laundry
Jordan Demiis, contractor, oflioe 330 Pine room 18, dwl
Jordan Eben, upholsterer Cooke & Smith, dwl 202 Fourth
Jordan Eniest B., bookkeeper C. Otto & Co., dwl N s
Wells Av nr Dolores j , „, ,
Jordan Frank C, driver Merrifield & Rosener, dwl 215
Eleventh
Jordan Frank T., compositor Daily Exammer, dwl 1019
Howard
Jordan George, watchmaker Charles H. Dewey, dwl 11
Rondel PI
Jordan Ocorge L., assistant register clerk Probate Court,
dwl 000 Folsom
Jordan Grace (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 140 Perry
Jordan H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Jordan H. C. (widow), dwl 11 Eondel PI
Jordan Herman C, clerk HiUman Bros. & Co., dwl 1709
Jordan Isabella O. (widow), dwd 806 ShotweU
Jordan Jackson, oyster stond Robert O NeiU, dwl 632
Jordan James, coachman James Otis, 821 Sutter
Jordan James, laborer, dwl 413 Broadway ^
Jordan James, laborer, dwl cor Sacramento and Sterner
Jordan James, shipcarpenter, dwl 206 Ritch
Jordan John, butcher PaciHc Mail S. S. Colorado
Jordan John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
Jordan John, watches and jewelry, 7 Kearny, dwl 906
\f o|-lrpt
Jordan John A. B., special policeman, dwl 156 Tehama
Jordan John F., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl North Point bet Larkin and Polk
Jordan John J., shipjoiner, dwl 26 De Boom
Jordan John M., jeweler David W. Laird, dwl 140 Perry
Jordan Joseph W. (Charles Clayton * Co.), res Brooklyn,
Alameda Co.
Jordan Julia (widow), dwl 1809 Stockton
Jordan Louis J., physician, office and dwl 211 Geary, and
proprietor Pacific Anatomical Museum, 318 Mont
Jordan M., watertender Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl 605
Jordan Maggie L. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School,
dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Jordan Mary Miss, laundress, dwl S26 Broadway
Jordan Mary (widow), laundress Antoine Barbask, dwl
113 William ^. , „ j ,
Jordan Michael, contractor, office 330 Pme room 18, dwl
618 Ellis „ , , , , J
Jordan Michael, dairyman, E s Nebraska nr Alameda
Jordan Michael, hostler Thomas Kelley, dwl SE cor Geary
and Leavenworth r, ti j i
Jordan Michael C, receiving clerk Omnibus R. R., dwl
712 Howard ,. ^ . .
Jordan Morris, jeweler and importer diamonds, watches,
etc., 7 Kearny, dwl 630 Green . , ,_
Jordan Patrick, porter CoUins, Wheaton & Luhrs, dwl
653 Mission
Jordan Philip, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.
Jordan Rope, dwl 1403 Stockton
Jordan Susan Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1 Willow
Jordan Turrel S., clerk Bowen Bros., dwl 13 Selina PI
Jordan William, boarding, 602 Third
Jordan William, carpenter, dwl 113 William ^
Jordan William, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Jordan William Mrs., dwl 1039 Howard ^^ ^ , ,
Jordan William H., boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl cor
Davis and Vallejo , , „„ ^ ^.
Jordan William H., engineer, dwl 600 Fourth
Jordan. See Jourdan and Jourden ^ , „„
Jorey Frederick, clerk Mildram & Hohnes, dwl SW cor
Folsom and Third ,^ ,-, v. j , ,,<i<
Jorey John, foreman Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 11.J4
Folsom ^
Jorey Joseph H., foreman ladies Cutting Department
Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 1124 Folsom
Jorey William J., bootmaker, dwl 1124 Folsoni
Jorgensen Andreas, teamster Mathias & Hildebrand, dwl
114 Washington
Jorgensen Christian, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
cor Nevada and Iowa
Jorgensen Christina, dressmaker, dwl 20 Clara
Jorgensen Filer, portraitpainter, dwl 7 O'FarreU
Jorgensen Emil (Jorgensen,i: Tompsen), dwl 103 Wash
Jorgensen Henrj-, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom ,,_,,„,,
Jorgensen I. P., waiter Peter Jorgensen, dwl 122i Welsh
Jorgensen Peter, oyster and chop house, 626 Fourth, dwl
31i Welsh , „. ,
Jorgensen & Tompsen (Emil Jorgensen and Charlen
Tompsen), restaurant, 103 Washington
Jorgensen. See Jurgensen
Jork C, musician, dwl 522 Dupont
Jomer John, teamster, dwl 229 First
Jorres Albert, driver, 33 California Market
Jorres George, carpenter, dwl nr San Miguel Station
Southern Pac. R. R. , , ,. c^ m. ,
Jorres George, clerk D. R. Avery & Co., dwl 9 St. Charles
PI
Jorres Henry, carpenter, dwl 443 Jessie .,._.,
Jorres William, liquor saloon. Long Bndge foot Fourth
Jorret Jasquet, cook Esperance ResUurant, dwl 1337 Dup
Jorsie Manuel, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway WTiart
Jorss Edward, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Jory John, clerk Frederick Vaughn, dwl 704 Folsom
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Joseph A. C. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 305 O'Farrell
Joseph Antonio, mate stm Amelia, Broadway Wharf
Joseph Benjamin, peddler, dwl 805 Brjant "rear
Joseph Bernai-d, bookkeeper S. & H. Levy, dwl S s Sutter
bet Seott and Devisadero
JOSKPII i:i(OS. (Isaac, Harris, and Louvf), clothing
and 1,'iiits' furnishing goods. SW cor Jlontand Pine
Joseph c.ithiirme (widow), dwl IS Jansen
Joseph Charles, importer boots and shoes, 403 Kearny
dwl 1015 Pine
Joseph Frank, deckhand stm New World, Front St. Wharf
Joseph HaiTis (Joseph Bros.), dwl 825 Larkiu
Joseph Harris, tailor, 110 Pacific
Joseph Henry F., clerk James H. Latham & Co., dwl NW
cor Second and Folsom
Joseph Hyani, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Joseph Hyman, furnituredealer, dwl 1004 Mission
Joseph Isaac (Joseph Bros.), dwl 821 Post
Joseph Isaac, hairdresser, 423 Drumm, dwl 46^ Zoe
Joseph Isaac, peddler, dwl 1S3V Shipley
Joseph Isaac, second-hand clothing, T4"2 Pacific
Joseph James L., clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Joseph John, fireman stm San Joaquin, Jackson St
AA harf
Joseph Joseph, expressman, SW cor Sansom and Pine
dwl N s Fell bet Steiner and Pierce
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Joseph Laral N., teacher, dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Joseph Louis (Joseph Bros.), dwl 1204 Sutter
Joseph Manuel, deckhand stm Yosemite, Broadway Wharf
dwl SW cor Washington and Dnunm '
Joseph Margaret (widow), dwl W s Tehama bet Serpentine
Av and Twenty-seventh
Joseph Michael J. '(Inslce d- J.), dwl 627 Geary
Joseph Morris H., salesman N. J. Hyman, dwl Russ House
Joseph Nathan (Xathan Joseph it Co.), dwl Brooklyn
Hot«l
Joseph Nathan & Co., manufacturers' agents fancy goods
thll Clay *
Joseph Perfldo, farmer, dwl 21 Bannam PI
Joseph Peter, se.aman, dwl 104 Steuart
Joseph Simon, gents' furnishing goods, 524 Kearny dwl
1226 Stockton
Joseph S. N. Mrs., teacher Tehama Primary School dwl
Clarendon House
-Josephe Joanne, laborer Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Sey-
enteenth and Sanchez
Josephi David E., salesman S. B. Dmkelspiel & Co. dwl
1417 Larkin
Josepihi Robert, watchmaker and jeweler, 64Si Market
dwl 232 Seventh
Josephi William, with Robert Josephi, dwl 232 Seventh
Josephine Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Ney.) office
402 Montgomery room 1 '
Josephine Consolidated Silver Mming Co. (Eiu-eka, Nev.)
office 531 California room 3
Josephine QuicksUver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo), office
305 Sansom
Josephs A. H., salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 713 Bdwy
Josephs John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Josephs Lazar, deputy County Assessor, dwl 855 Green
Josephs Mary Mrs., dwl (iO!) Seventh
Josephson Bertha (widow), bakery, NW cor Haj-ea and
Octavia, dwl 504 Hayes
Josephson C, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Joslm Jason W., shoemaker, dwl 54 Minna
Jojlyn C. S., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Joss John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Second
Josse Eugene, market 814 Pacific, and butcher 65 Centre
Market, dwl 621 Vallejo
Josselyn A. A., master mariner, dwl 304 Tliird
Josselyn Annie (widow), dwl 137 Dora, rear
Jossel.TO Benjamin F., physician, office 618 Sacramento '
dwl 1406 Sacramento
Josselyn Charles (S. 1[. Josselyn <£• Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Jossel.vn George, laborer, dwl 137 Dora, rear
Jossel.TO George M. (C M. Josselyn <i: Co.), dwl Grand
Hotel
JOSSELYN «. M. A fO. (Charles Josselyn), ship-
chandlers, 38 and 40 Market
Josselyn Joel S., dwl 1406 Sacramento
JOSSELVN JOSEPB H., physician, office and dwl
226 Sutter
Jost Bembard, barkeeper Frank Nicolayson, 127 Jackson
JOST CII.UtLES (California Rectifyiivj Co.), dwl 1108
(Post
Jost Edward N., clerk Herman Brand, dwl E s Powell nr
Vallejo
Jost Frederick R., confectioner, dwl 112 Turk
Jost Jacob, groceries and liquors, NW cor Francisco and
btocktt)n
Jost P., dwl 220 Pacific
Jost Peter, milk depot, 517 Geary
Jost Robert, clerk A. Moore, dwl 930 Market
Jost. See Joost
Joster J., hostler City R. R.
Jouhert H^jpolite, laborer Oriental Hotel
Jougeon Charles, carriagetrimmer Lilf jenberg & Bro. dwl
Mission nr Fourth
Jourdan Joseph W., foreman Engine No 10 S F F D
dwl 551 Minna ' * *'
Jourdan Louis, sculptor, dwl SW cor Post and Broderick
Jourdan. See Jordan
Jourden John P., secretary Board Port Wardens, office
525 Front, dwl 551 Minna
Jourevz Cristoval, marblepolisher J. & A. Morrii dwl 1
Bourbui PI '
Jovovich Lazel, coffee and liquor saloon, NWcor Jackson
and Dnunm
Joy Charles, dwl 237J Sixth
Joy Edwin F., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl lH2i Mason
Joy Mary (widow), dwl 116 Oak
Joy Sarah (widow), dwl 237i Sixth
Joy Thomas, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Joy WiUiam J. B., musician, dwl 283 Stevetison
Joyce (widow), dwl 120 Perry
Joyce , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Joyce Daniel, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 414 Pacific
Joyce Edmund, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
I Joyce Edward, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 34 Hayes
Joyce Elizabeth Miss, real estate, dwl E s South Park Av
Joyce Frederick B., machinist Pacific Iron Works dwl
609 Folsom
Jo.yce George, dwl 115 Second
Joyce Hannah (widow), lodgings, 510 Broildway, rear
Joyce James, laborer, dwl 19 Salmon, rear
Joyce John, laborer, dwl 131 Folsom
Joyce John, laundryman City and County Hospital E s
Potrero Av nr Twenty -second
Jo.yce Julia Mrs., dressmaker, 771 Mission
Joyce Lizzie Miss, milliner Mrs. Annie Green, 110 Sixth
Joyce Martin M., business manager California Theata'
dwl 700 California
Joyce Mathew, proprietor Eureka House, 129 Folsom
Joyce Michael, drayman, cor Davis and Oregon, dwl 546
Tehama
Joyce Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Joyce Michael, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Joyce Michael J., collector Samuel C. Harding, dwl 1S5
Tehama
Joyce Patrick, plasterer Palace Hotel
Jo.vce Peter J., crockery and glassware. 111 Sixth
Joyce Sarah Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 20 Nevada
Joyce William, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Joyce William F., enameler California Jewelry Co., dwl
251 Minna
Joyce. See Joice
Joynson John A., salesman J. W. Davidson & Cok, dwl
809 Mission
Joynt George C, bookkeeper Daly & Ward, dwl 1212
Howard
Jo.^'nt O. , merchant, dwi Russ House
Juan Sail R., messhand Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Jubb Thomas C, painter, dwi 271 Minna
Juchte Bernhardt, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor
Centre and Nebraska
Judah Abraham C, painter, dwl 129 Second
Judah Henry R., ticket auditor Southern Pac K. R., NE
cor Fourth and Towiisend room 59, dwl SE cor Penn-
8.vlpania Av and Solano
Judd Christian, bootmaker Emanuel Kommer, dwl 79J
Stevenson, rear
Judd Garret P., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 614 Pine
Jude Patrick, laborer Repair Shop Southeiu Pac. B. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Judell H. L., salesman Rieger i Co., dwl 512 Jessie
J|:|>4;E fOr.VTV CWDUT, chambers .504 Kcamy
Ji D<;E WISTltM'T (Third), chambers 27 Post
JI'IM;E IJI.STItlfT (Fourth), chambers 29 Mont Block
JlUtiE JH.STKH'T (Tivelfth), chambers 502 Montgom-
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JI^»«E DISTItlCT (Fifteenth), chambers 8 Montgom-
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JITDCiE DISTRICT (Nineteenth), chambers 417 Kear
Judge James, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Judge John, cartman, dwi 5 Laurel Av
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Jud^e Mary A. MiM. seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Jlills dwl EiL'hth bet Folsom and Howard
Jl-DrE^Poluf cSIkT. chambersCity Hall second
jruCE PROBATE COHKT, chambere City Hall
Jud|eT4ima Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl Ei-hth bet Howard and Folsom
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chambers U. S. Court Buildmg
Judkins E. A. Mrs., dwl 926 Market
Judkins John, port«r George H. Tay & Co., dwH.7CTe™
Judson K. F., boxmaker. dwl cor Mission and Siiteenth
jXnCiiarlesC., chemist S. F. Chemical Works, dwl
\V s Valencia nr Fourteenth , , „„ ,. m,<.„
Judson Egbert (S. F. Candle Co. and Jxldsm i. Shep-
orci), dwl NW cor Fifteenth and \alencia
Judson Henry C, chemist S. F. Cbenncal fl orks, dwl W
s Valencia nr Fourteenth
Judson H. H., apothecarj-, NAV cor Stockton and Hlis
Judson James, chemist S. F. Chemical IJV orks, dwl ^V 8
Valencia nr Fourteenth „ „ ^ \ j„i
Judson Thomas R. (S. F. Co-operative Box Factory), dwl
Sixteenth cor Fifth At j r t w
JTDSOX A- SHEPARD (Egbert Judson and J-L-J-
Shepard), proprietors S. F. ChemiKJ ^o--^.^?
Valencia nr Fifteenth, office 402 Front rooms 1 and 2
JueU John, broker, dwl 433 Minna
Juftra Antonio, laborer, dwl 222 Francisw)
Juhle Ernestine Miss, dressmaker Miss Josephine Gury,
dwl 927 Washington
Juleau , laborer City Iron Work3
Jl'LIA G. A- S. MIXL\« CO. (Storey Co., Nev.), A.
Xoel secretarj-, office 419 Califorma
JulianCharles. fancy goods, 1103 Stockton
Julian Humphrey, laborer Risdon I. and L Works, dwl
cor Twenty-ninth and Folsom, Bemal Heights
JnUan P., liquor dealer, dwl 1223 Stockton , , „,
Jolien T. Benton, teacher Pac. Business College, dwl 35
Jolitz^Heirmann A., beer-halle, 612 Sacramento, dwl 97J
Fifteenth , , , j » -i nn
Jnllien J. K Co. (Pen Martin), wholesale and retail liq-
uors, 1004 Dupont
Jullien Jules (J. Jullien A Co.), dwl 1004 Dupont
Junek C. G. (WeUbrook i- J.), dwl NW cor Bush and Pow
Junck Kichard, clerk M. Joost & Bro., dwl SE cor Kearny
and Vallejo
Jund John (Imelli i- J.), dwl 213 Sixth
Jun" Christopher, showman, dwl 637 Broadway
Jung Henry, proprietor Oriental Hotel, SWcor Washing-
ton and Druuim . .
Jung John C, housesmith and manufacturer m)n railing,
110 Main, dwl 60S PoweU , , „ „^,
Jungblut August {August JungUut * Co.), dwl 12 Tyler
Jungblut August K Co. (Charlei Traulsen), biUiard-table
factory, 10-16 Tyler „ ,. j ,
Jungbluth William T., clerk Herman Comahrena, dwl
Juni^ Adolf F., carrier California Demokrat, dwl 024 Pac
Junce Albert, tanner Ca^Tier Becker, dwl W s San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-eighth .^ .. .^
Junge Julius W.,cook Henry Rohde, NE cor Washmgton
and Kearny ,„.,«-
Jungerman Edward (Pikher <t- J.), dwl 005 Pme
Junghanel Ernst, machinist, dwl 624 Pacific
Juniata Consolidated Mining Co. (Esmeralda, Nev.), office
419 California room 23
Junker August R., musician, dwl 727 Broadway
Junker Charles, market, 135 and 137 Gough
Junker Frederick, cutter J. H. Tobin, dwl 161S Turk
Junker Frederick, market, SW cor Laguna and Fulton,
dwl 137 Gough . , -.m
Junker Louis, butcher Frederick Junker, dwl SW cor
Laguna and Fulton
Junkins O. C, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 ^ew Mont
Juntila John, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Jupiter Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., CaL), office 402
Montgomery room 7
Jur4do Theresa, dressmaker, dwl 1319 Dupont
Jurado Thomas, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl 214 Geary
Jurey Walter E., groceries and liquors, 41 Jessie
Jurgcns Anton, cigars and tobacco, 147 Second
Jurgens Diedrich, porter Newton Brothers & Co., dwl 11
Washington .^,. , , j , artoi
Jurgens John, captain schr Stma Nicholson, dwl 2021
Mason , „„ t ,
Jurgens John, fisherman, dwl 39 Jackson _
Jurjensen Charies, clerk Henry Oine, 5 Mission
Jurgensen Dietrich, seaman, dwl 9 W ashmgton
JUrJensen John, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Jtlrgensen Jtlrgen C, master manner, dwl SW cor East
and Merchant
Tureensen See Jorgensen
Juringius C. W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Juts Henry, dwl 733 Brannan
Juisch Otto (Thiele i- J.), dwl 2641 Mission
Jurss John, seaman, dwl 19 Bannam PI nr Union
Jmr A liquor saloon, NE cor Folsom and Twenty-second
JurV Jeremiah (John Jury ■i' Brothers), dwl 317_ EUis
Jmr Joachimo (John Jury i" Brothers), dwl 31, Elhs
JurV John (John Jury J: Brothers), dwl 65= \\ ashmgton
JurV John i; Brothers (Jeremiah, Louis, and Joacttxuw),
"Helvetia Coffee Saloon, 524 Merchant
Jury Louis (John Jury i: Brothers), dwl 317 Elba
Justa Fabri, laborer, dwi 4 Noble PI .
Justi Alfonzio, dwl 723 Sansom ^ , ^ , ... ., . , „,
Juati August W. (A. W. Justi d- Co.), dwl N 8 Jessie bet
Seventh and Eighth . .
Justi A. W. & Co. (Henry AhpeT), commission merchants,
209 Washington , , »t t _-;
Justi Charies, salesman A. W. Justi & Co., dwl N B Jessie
bet Seventh and Eighth o i. i j i
Justi Libby. Mrs., teacher Mission Pnmary School, dwl
Justice Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nov.), James S. Kennedy
secretary, office 43 Merchants' Exchange .
JTSTIt'ES"' COIRT, City and County ot San Francis-
co, 804 and S06 Montgomery , „ „ - , ,
Justin B. Rev., president St. Mary's CoUege, San Zosi
Road 4 miles from City Hall „„.,., ,. ^
Justis G. E., eilverplater and gUder W. K. Vandershce &
Justo°bominick, expresswagon, cor Market and Fourth,
dwl 706 Fulton
Jutke Wilhelm, fireman Bay Sugar Refinery
Juzix Leopold, cooperage, 616 Battery
E1R4TH \. J., importer mill and mining supplies
and "enc;- La'flin & Rand Powder Co., office 304 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 308 Stockton , ,„„, ,,.
Kabler Asa S clerk T. Rodgers Johnson, dwl 1230 Miss
I^Me Michael, wood and Soal, 22 Morton, dwl S s Shep-
hard PI nr Mason , ,, , j i n^
Kadzing Louis, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl Co-
Kaeto"^ aa^'ri'is'V. B. (Liddle .t E.), dwl 624 Sacramento
Kaeding Josephine (widow), dwl 1248 Howard
Kaehler Frederick, foreman KimbaU Manm. Co., dwl 308
Clementina , . . t^ u -j
Kaelber William, hairdresser Stable & Bemhard
Kaieer , dwl 621 Pine
Kafka John! physician, office and dwl 637 Califorma
Kafka Joseph, butcher, dwl 12 Garden j„, loio
Kafka Leopold T., salesman J. C. Johnson K Co., dwl 1218
KaftoT^L., salesman Samuel Polack, dwl Pine nr Stock-
KagTHermann, taUor, dwl Jessie bet Fourth and imh
Kaher John, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Kahler Ernest, waiter, dwl 126 Fern Av _
Kabler Patrick, bootmaker Joseph Lucier, dwl ,2, Muina
Kihn AdolDh clerk, dwl 921 Jackson
lata Idolph; tolg^t AMred Gros, dwl SE cor Elhs and
Kab^^enrietta, manufacturer artificial flowers, 407
Kearny, dwl SE cor ElUs and Mason
Kahn Henn", jeweler David W. Lau-d
Kahn Hemlan, bakery-, NW cor Geary and Mason
Kahn Hj-man, porter Godchaux Bros, i Co., dwl 9 Uar
Kahn Joseph (Kahn i- Baas), dwl 254 CImu
Kahn Joseph, proprietor Eureka Bowhng Alley, 416 Pme,
dwl 1309 Powell ,,. .
Kahn Leopold, real estate, dwl 821 Mission
UASPi £. A M., wholesale watches and Jewelry, 331
Kahn Louis (L. <t. M. Kahn), dwl 331 Kearny
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
0. F.VANS0HAACK.S:C0.,70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
KAH
411
KAN
Kahn Louis (Loi/is Kahn i- Co.), dwi N s Twentv-flfth
bet York and Bryant
Kahn Louis & Co., wholesale butchers, office 2 and 3
Metr..ii"litan Marlift
Kahn Marx, olurk Lnuis Kahn & Co., dwl N s Twenty-fifth
bet Y. .rk and Hryant
Kahn Moses (i. ,{• ;1/. Kahn), dwl 331 Keaniy
Kahn N. H., merchant, dwl SE cor Ellis and Mason
Kahn Sara Miss, tiorist Joseph Gaubert, dwl 619 Sac
Kahn & Haas (Joseph Kahn and Jacob Haas), importers
and manufacturers cigars, 773 Market
Kahn. 5cc Cahn
Kahos Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Kahrs Claus, brewer, dwl 723} Natoma
Kahrs .lohn, ifroceries and liquors, SW cor First and Min
Iiahrs John H. (Kahrs i- Becker), dwl SE cor Geary and
Larkin
Kahrs & Becker (John H. Kahrs and John B. Becker),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Taylor and
SE cor Geary and Larkin
Kaighan Charles J. , machinist Union Iron Works dwl 335
Fourth
Kaiifhan Margaret (widow), nui'se, dwl 335 Fourth
hain Frank, butcher, dwl S s Twenty-flrst Av nr K, South
S. F.
Kain John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Kain Patrick J., boilermaker, dwl 39J Fifth Av
Kain Thomas, steward Pacific Mail S. S. C'olima
Kain. See Cain, Cane, and Kane
Kaindler Gustave (Kuindler i- Co.), res Paris
KAINDI.Ktt A «'0. ((Justave Kaindler, Gaston Ver-
ifier, li.nr.ie Mareau, andBernard A . Schlinahevde),
miportiTs and wholesale and retail dry goods, NB cor
Montgomery and Sutter
Kairns Timothy, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Kaiser Mrs. (widow), dwl 10 Salmon
Kaiser Christopher, shoemaker, dwl 120 Morton
Kaiser G. A. (tf. A. Kaher i- Co.), dwl 1405 Washinirton
Kaiser G. A. & Co. (Edward Patchell), plasterers and
whiteners, 641 California
Kaiser George (Oeorgc Kaiser i Co.), dwl 1120 Filbert
Kaiser George, painter, dwl 710 Filbert
Kaiser George & Co. (Charles F. Warner), butchers 17
and 19 California Market
Kaiser Henry, cabinetmaker G. Uefflnger & Co. dwl 612
Fourth
Kaiser John, carrier Alta California
Kaiser John, liquor saloon, 603 Cal, dwl 6 St. Cliarles
Kaiser Joseph, dwl 31 Hinckley
Kaiser Joseph, tailor William Lubke, dwl 236 Sutter
Kaiser Louis, oystennan F. Conrades, dwl 234 Stevenson
Kaiser Valentine, confectioner Cremer & Heitmann, dwl
22S Minna
Kaiser William, bookbinder, dwl 618 Natoma
Kaiser William, salesman, 618 Sac, dwl 662 Market
Kaiser. See Kayser and Keyser
Kajeukowf E., capitalist, dwl 216 Capp
Kalahan Felix, miner, dwl 207 Clara
Kalahar James, groceries and liquors, 111 Vallejo
Kalakua Timothy, seaman, dwl 268 Bramiau
Kalb August, waiter Philadelphia House
Kalbaugh John W., phonographic teacher and market
reporter Dewey & Co., dwl 609 Bush
Kalbaugh Z. L. , dwl 609 Bush
Kalescher Nathan, clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 1214 How
Kalis Frank, barber Anthes & Fleischman, dwl N s
Broadway nr Mason
Kalish Maximilian, purser stm Coquille, dwl 36 Perry
Kahsher E. D. & Son (Edward KalLsher), shipping and
commission merchants, NW cor Wash and Druium
Kalisher Edward (E. D. Kalisher d- Son), dwl 620 Van
Ness Av
Kalisher Edward D. (E. D. Kalisher & Son), dwl 620 Van
Ness Av
Kalisher Julius L., mohel, dwl 1214 Howard
Kaliski Nathan, tailor, 441 Bush
Kalisky Bertha (widow), dwl 547* Tehama
Kalisky Charles, gents' furnishing goods, 123 Second, dwl
5471 Tehama
Kalisky Joseph, clothing, 779 Market, dwl 547J Tehama
Kalisky Louis, tailor, 210 Stevenson, dwl 228 Clementina
Kalisky Louis, tailor Joseph Kalisky, dwl 462} Minna
Kalkhofl Joseph, laborer, 645 Merchant
Kallaher Eliza, laundress S. F. Female Hospital, 917 Clay
Kallaher John, laborer Central Pacific R. B., dwl 709 How-
ard
KALLE.N'BERCi THEODORE, machinist and model-
maker, 32 Fremont, dwl 546 Mission, rear
Kallett F. M., sawj-er A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 637 Natoma
Kalling Gustav, carriagepainter Liljenberg & Bro., dwl 16
Kallstrom Herman, Scandinartan Soc, 71 New Mont
Kalmbach August, musician, dwl 1300 Kearny
Kalmuk Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 40 Fourth, dwl 338
Tehama
Kalthofl August, porter A. Hayward, dwl 059 Harrison
Kalter Bernard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kaltofen L. , porter Continental Hotel
Kaltschmidt Oscar, portraitpainter, studio and dwl 049
Washington
Kalvert August, tanner, dwl Hannony Hotel
Kaly Anthony, brassflnisher M. Dobrzensky, dwl 32 Na-
toma
Kam Lun & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 722 Dupont
Kamberg Theodore, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinen- dwl 3
Gilbert
Kamena Henrj', teamster Fleming & Stetson dwl e-'O
Third
Kamlade Charles, saloonkeeper, dwl NE cor Laguna and
Grove
Kammer Antone, watchmaker, dwl 707 McAllister
Kammerer Aviguste, butcher, dwl 019 Broadway
Kammerer Charles, tailor Bullock & Jones, dwl 605 Union
Kammerer Frederick, tailor, dwl 506 Union
Kammerling Emil, cook 63 California Market, dwl 309 Fil-
bert
Kammitter Joseph (Kammitter A Bi-une), dwl 429 Bush
Kammitter & Brune (Joseph Kammitter and August
Brune), cigar manufacturers, 423 Jackson
Kamna & Puckhaber (George Kamna and Louis Puck-
haber), groceries and liquors, SE cor Miss and Fourth
Kamna George (Kamna d: Puckhaber), dwl SE cor Mis-
sion and Fourth
Kammitter , cigar manufacturer, dwl 3 Burritt PI
Kamp Albert, salesman A. Lusk & Co., dwl 166 Clara
Kamp Frederick W. , groceries and liquors, 38 Natoma and
654 Mission
Kamp John, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Kamp John H., clerk, dwl 38 Natoma
Kamp Joseph, woodcarver, dwl 2519 Mission
Kamp. See Camp and Kemp
Kampe F., tailor, dwl 1023 Kearny
Kampensky Henry, cutter Betzel & Cohen, dwl 502 Stock
Kampfer Charles, bootfitter, dwl 3 Gardner
Kamps William, liquor saloon, dwl NE cor Clipper and
Castro
Kanaflek P., laborer, dwl 22 Bausch
Kanahan Thomas, painter, dwl 140 Fourth
Kanaley John, teamster John Lyons, dwl 710 Natoma
K.tXARV It.iVin, proprietor City Stables, 332 Bush,
dwl 82 Natoma
Kanary Morris, shoemaker, dwl N s Hickory Av and
Gough
Kane Andrew J., manufacturer Kane's Condensed Soap,
office 311 Battery, dwl 624 Jones
Kane Anne (widow), artist, dwl 802 Howard
Kane C. , act^ir Maguire's New Theater
Kane Charles (Kane * Hemiey), dwl 514 Minna
Kane Charles, produce dealer, dwl 514 Minna
Kane Charles C. (Kane, O'Leary d- Co.), dwl 611 Eddy
Kane Daniel, with Josiah H. Swain, dwl 417 Folsom
RA\E O.IVID. real-estate agent, office 422 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1304 Powell
Kane Delia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 337 Tehama
Kane Dennis, laborer, dwl 443 Clementina, rear
Kane Edw^ard, broker, dwl 134 Perrv
Kane Edward, speculator, dwl 1110 Market
Kane Elizabeth (widow), nurse, dwl 534 Green
Kane Francis, expressman, dwl 555 Natoma
Kane Frank, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s
Quinn nr Valencia
Kane Henrj', helijer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 397 Eighth
Kane Hugh, longshoreman, dwl 106 .'ackson
Kane Hugh, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Kane J., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Kane J. , lather Palace Hotel
Kane James, gardener, dwl 910 Folsom
Kane James, groceries and liquoi-s, SW cor First and Te-
hama
Kane James, groceries and liquors, N s Jersey bet Vicks-
burg and Sanchez
Kane James, hackdriver, dwl 57 Shipley
Kane James, laborer, dwl 118 Shipley
Kane James, marblepolisher Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
Columbia Hotel
Kane James, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 79 Jessie
Kane James C, clerk, dwl 10 Perry
Kane Jane (widow), dwl 7 Fifth Av
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Kane Jeremiah, tailor, 622 CUy, dvvl 169 Mimia
Kane John (Ka.ie i- fooir). dvvl lu Har an PI
Kane John, blacksmith, dwl 217 becollU . , ,
Kine John, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Cahfom.a, M
Kan'f John'Teman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm MonUna,
Folsom St. Wharf
Kane John, hackman, dwl 270 Clara
Kane John laborer, dwl E s GUbert ur Brj-ant, rear
Kane John, stonecutter Michael Heveriu. dwl &W cor
OcUviaand O'Farrell , ^ , .,- r- i ™
Kane John, with Josiah H. Swain, dw f W Fol om
Kane John F., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 31 Mosa
Kane Joseph, laborer, dwl 2 Zoe PI
Kane Lamuce {Kane i i/fa>R-J/),dwl 116 Silier
Kane M., boilermaker Francis 1. Curry , „„„„
Kane Martin, laborer, dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Capp
Kane Marj- (widow), nui^e, dwl 1123 Dupont
Kane Michael (Kaiu; VLeary i Co.), dwl (ill bddy
Kane Michael, dwl 20 Turk
Kane Michael, carpenter, dwl 208 Chestnut
Kane Michael, hostler, dwl 250 Tehama «„_.„
Kane Michael laborer, dwl SE cor U™'"?; and Oregon
Kane Michael, laborer Kbdou I. and L. Works, dwl 309
I Kanf MiXael, Uquor saloon, 125 Fremont, dwi M" How
Kane Michael J., tinsmith Thomas Bertram, d«l o43 le-
1 hama _ . t ^
Kane M. N., boilenuaker Francis I. Currj
K me N Miss, teacher music, dwl 630 Green
K1.\E O-LEAKV * CO. {Charles C. Kane Fergus
0-Lear^, luul Michael Kane), importers and whole-
sale wines and Uquors, 607 and 600 Fr™t ,
Kane Patrick, boottreer I. M. Wentworth K Co., dwl 2.6
Hickory Av ,,.,,,.
Kane Patrick, carpenter, dwl 62 Jessie v . xr- „
Kane Patrick; expressman, dwl E s Stevenson bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Kane Patrick, laborer Pac. RoUmg Mills
Kane P. J., Boilenuakers' Assii, Sib Howard
Kane Riohird, teacher, dwl S s Brjaut bet Seventh and
Eighth
Kane T., bellman Occidental Hotel
Kane T. F., canvasser, dwl 9 Taylor, rear
Kane Thomas, carpenter, dwU 411 Fourth
Kane Thomas, expressman, dwl E s Gilbert bet Townsend
and Branuan . , _ ,, , r»i
Kane Thomas, hackman. Plaza, d\yl 7 Meacham PI
Kane Thomas, mariner, dwl 111 Clinton
Kane Thomas, miller, dwl 24 Clara, rear
Kane Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 25J Ritch
Kane Thomas J., liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr iwenty-
sixth Av, South S. F. , „ j , „r^~
Kane Thomas L., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 39i
Kane Tliomas P., carpenter California Mills, dwl lU Na-
Kane W. H., first^assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Kane Williimi, drayman David Porter, dwl 12i Langton
Kane William, fireman tugboat Neptune, Washington St.
Kane William, housepainter B. J. De WuU, dwl 919 Wash
Kane William, trunkmaker, dwl 56 Minna
Kane William H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
140 Natoma „ , ■ p. ^
Kane WUliam P., foreman upholsterer Goodwin S Co.,
dwl 0 Hyde „ , , . , , • V
Kane & Cook (John Kane and Peter Cook), book and job-
printers, 411 Clay and 412 Commercial
Kane & Heaney (Charles Kane, John lleaney, and Law-
rence Kane), butter, eggs, and cheese, 11 and 40
Centre Market
Kane. See Cane, Cain, and Kaine
Kanngiesser Julius, market, 1409 Stockton
Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Council Bluff R. R., 1. U.
Dearborn general agent, office 3 New Montgomery
Kansas Fire Insurance Co. (Leavenworth, Kan.), Hutch-
inson, Mann & Smith general agents, office 314 Cal
Kant Autoine, tailor, 31 Morton . „ ..
Kanv Hannah (.w idow), dwl S s Pine bet Pierce and Scott
Kanzee Robert (11. Plai/emann Je Co.), dwl 726 Turk
Kaplan Abraham, deputy comity assessor, dwl 114 Mason
Kaplan Hymali, capitalist, dwl 114 Mason
K^ri-'VN LOIIS, mining secretary, office 26 and 2i
Merchants' Exchange, dwl 300 Eddy
Kaplan Marie E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 114 Mason
Kaplon Gerson, Horist, 143 Fifth
Kapp Frederick, fanner, dwl Anierican Exchange
Kaon Jacob expresswagon, cor Kearny and butter
Kappclcr Lawrence, coUector J. C. Bollinger ^ Co., dwl
131S Kearny, rear
lals Kearny, rear
Kappelmamin Christopher, laborer, dwl ^i Scott PI
Kappke Henry, groceries and liquors, i30 Union, dwl ,37
Kappke Henry, stableman Mason's Brewery, dwl 429 Fran-
K.»JPPMEIER '»VIIXI-OI, restaurant, SCrtTow-nsend
Kara U bUicksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 31 Clara
Karatar Marc, cook, dwi 51 Fifth
KarauC (A-a ran a- iiourte), dwl 2307 Mason
Karauilbourke(C£ora.io,ui T. Bourke), contrMtors
night work, 30 Geary ,„,„,.
Kardel Theodore, c.pressman, dwl 67 Water
Kari Henrv, seaman, dwl IS W ashington
Ka"kiiis Jailies, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl 840
Market „ ,
Kari Andrew, cooper, dwl 1034 Folsom
Kari William, cooper, dwl 1034 Folsom
Karm Henry, salesman S. Leszynsky ii Bros., dwl Pres-
Karr' A^thonj! boilermaker Risdon \. and L. -ft'orks, dwl
lOS Dora „ „
Karr John F., carpenter, dwl What Cheer House
Karr William J., butcher George Kaiser ic Co., dwl 533i
Stevenson
Karr. ,See Carr and Kerr
Karrass Max, photographic printer Hector'W'. Vaughn, IS
Third
Karrison Robert, plumber, dwl 19 Moss
Karson Robert, master mariner, dwl 107 Welsh
Karstens Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sansom
and Jackson, dwl 11-21 Montgomery
Karutz John, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschdd & Hadenfeldt,
dwl 117 O'Farrell
Karril , dwl 209 Leidesdorff . „ „ .u
K^all Frauk, carpenter, dwl FUth Av bet A and B, South
Kasch Henry, laborer Voss & FrUhling, dwl 615 Paeiflo
Kasche Ferdinand (Weyami i- K.), dwl 012 Seventh
Kaselau John, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 14, f ost
Kashevarofl Autonom, cook, dwl 403 Greenwich
Kashevaroff Philip, marhier, dwl 403 Greenwich
Kaskel Adolph (Kaskd Bros.), dwi 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskel Brothers (Adolph, J»<""<^. '""^, ^"™2' !'„'■* ^Sd
cap manufacturers, 617 Commercial, 30, Kearny, and
KaskeuiSc (Kaskel Bros.), dwl 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskel Morris (Kasktl Bros.), dwl 1120 Leavenworth
Kaikell AugusU (widow), furniture, ioi Ihu-a
Kaskell Benjamin, expressman, dwl sU V, L;, j„., <.=o
Kaskell Charles, expresswagon, »44 califorma, dwl 3d3
Third
Kaspar Samuel, glazier, 616 Broadway
Kassels A., musician, dwl 325 Sixth „. . .^„
Kasslin John, toys and wiUowware, 1415 Stockton
Kasson Chester S., salesman Demmg, Pahner i; Co., 204
u *«tVrA!SCIS X., manufacturer and retail boots and
shoes 322 and 324 Bush, dwi 944 Mission .
Kast Sohn S., foreman FrancisX. Kast dwl 944 Mission
Kast Lewis S., bookkeeper Francis i.. Kast, dwl 1141
Kast^Michltl J., fitter Francis X. Kast, dwl 944 Mission
Kasten F. Mrs., dwl 14 Turk j , ono
Ka^teu Robert; watchmaker Henry M. Lewis, dwl 209
KasS"Hem7 C, teamster J. Everding & Co., dwl 65
Kasteiw Louis, hairdressmg saloon, 1824 Powell
Kaster Henry, mdler Deming, Palmer K Co., dwl 118 bac
K^^t^r John: baker EmU Engelberg, dwl 15 Hmckley
Katelon Owen, laborer Robert Glasgow, dwl ban Miguel
Ranch W s Ocean House Road
Kathan A., laborer, dwl 411 Pacific , vnv „„,
Kather Wiluam, salesman 527 Montgomery, dwl m\ cor
Broadway and Stockton w„.^ion
Katin Jvdia Jlrs., seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwi Bernal Heights
Katon John, longshoreman, dwl 230 Folsom
Katong Aiitone, deckhand stm Alameda, uaMS St. 'Wliarf
Kattelluann William, painter, dwl cor TNventy-second and
Kattoi Sim'Xsalesman Bauer & Tobriner, dwl 1102 Pine
Katz Abraham, boot and shoemaker, 44 Geary
Katz Emanuel, collector, office 306 Montgomery, dwl
Nucleus House
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Katz Frank, manufacturer shirts, 531 California third
flour
Katz Frederick, butcher, 94-100 California Market, dwl
lOOS Union
Katz George G., butcher Frederick Katz, dwl lOOS Union
Katzenstein Mayer, salesman Mansbach, Bine & Co., dwl
305 Kearny
Katzman * butcher F. Katz, dwl 22S Bush
Kaubensak Martin, laborer, dwl 624 Brannan
Kauce Francis, dwl 317 Geary
Kauce Frank H., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 217 Te-
hama
Kaucher Frederick, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 18
Mary
Kauchef Frederika (widow), nurse, dwl IS Mary
Kauffnian John, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Kauffniann Emest, laborer James Wainwright, dwl 321
California
Kauffniann Sebastian, upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, dwl 23
\\'hite PI
Kauffung: Louis H., clerk, dwl NE cor Fillmore and Fil-
bert
Kaufman A., clerk, dwl Columbia Hotel
Kaufman Charles, dwl 742 Howard
KAfFMAV CHARLES, c\v\\ engineer and surveyor,
office 432 Mnntgomer>- room 0, dwl 620 Washington
Kaufman Charlas. with James Johnstone, dwl 113 Ninth
Kaufman Ernst, barkeeper, dwl 39 Jackson
Kaufman Frederick, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 140 N'atoma
Kaufman H. Rev., assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Cliurch. dwl W s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Kaufman Julius, market, 420 Minna, dwl 953 Harrison
Kaufman Mary (widow), dwl 113 Ninth
Kaufmann Adam, bootmaker, dwl 107 Jackson
Kaufmann Aut.iist, musician, dwl 14 August Alley
Kaufmann A.\-um, musician, dwl 1009 Ma^on
Kaufmann Charles (Kaufmann <£■ Meyer), dwl 623 Ellis
Kaufmann Charles, fringemaker William Englander, dwl
1009 Mason
Kaufmann Frederick (Kaufmann & Feldmanyi), dwl 329
Fifth
Kaufmann Gabriel, butcher, dwl 953 Harrison
Kaufmann Heniy, dwl 1009 Mason
Kaufmann & Fefdmann (Frederick Kaufmann and John
Otto Feldmann), groceries and liquors, 329 Fifth
Kaufmann & Meyer (Charles Kaufmann and Leopold
Meyer), butchers. 37 and 39 S. F. Market
Kaul Samuel, tailor. 405 Commercial, dwl 45 Tliird
Kaulter Bernard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kaupert Joseph, butcher, dwl cor Thirteenth and Mission
Kausk-y Michael, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 308 Fifth
Kautzman George, tailor, dwl 22 and 23 Sullivan's Build-
ing
Kautzmann George, weaver, dwl 709 Pacific
Kavanagh Edward D., dwl S s Fourteenth Av nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Kavanagh George, real estate, dwl N 8 Jackson bet Octa-
via and Laguna
Kavanagh James H., policeman City Hall, dwl 25 Clem
Kavanagh John, gardener, dwl W s Potrero Av nr Santa
Clara
Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, 13 New Montgomery,
Grand Hotel, dwl 214 Minna
Kavanagh Joseph, waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Kavanagh Matthew, coachman, dwl 1115 Geary
Kavanagh Morris, laborer, dwl 725 Brannan
Kavanagh Thomas, extraman Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
Twenty-second nr Folsom
Kavanagh Tliomas. laborer, dwl lO'J Washington
Kavanagh William, boilermaker, dwl 4 Natoma
Kavanagh William, hostler, dwl 10 Lexsie PI
Kavanagh William, laborer, Lick House
Kavanagh. Sfe Cavanagh
Kavanaugh James D., carpenter, dwl Valencia bet Ridley
and Quinn
Kavanaugh Richard, driver Central R. R., dwl 519 Stev
Kaveny Thomas J. , quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Kay F. M.. paperhanger, dwl 33 Eddy
Kayser Albert, compositor California* Journal, dwl 1426
Pacific
Kayser Bros. (Richard and Frank), hay, grain, and feed,
1118 Pacific
Kayser Frank (Kayser Bros.), dwl 915 Broadway
Kaj-ser M. & Brother (Morris Kayser), merchant tailors),
234 Bush
Kayser Marcus (3f. Kayser d- Brother), dwl 228 Bush
Ka>-ser Marks, junkdealer, dwl 1326 California
Ka>-ser Morris (M. Kayser 6: Brother), dwl 228 Bush
Kayser Richard (Kayser Bros.), d*' 1 1111 Pacific
Kaj-ser. See Kaiser, Reiser, and Keyser
Kazet William, butcher, dwl 819 Broadway
Keach Arnold P., teamster Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 741 Market
Ready John J., expressman, dwl 1213 Mission
Kealey Anthony, brassmolder. dwl 32 Natoma. rear
Keane Frank, pressman Morning Call, dwl 30 Mont
Keane George B., physician, office and dwl 619 Green
Keane House, Mrs. Louise Stockweather proprietress,
317 Third ^
Keane James (Keane, O'Connnr tfr Co.), res Paris, France
Keane John, dwl 1S23 Stockton
Keane John, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl
114 Freelon
Keene Malachi. foreman Main & Winchester, dwl S s
T\\'enty-fifth nr Sanchez
Keane Margaret (widow), dwl 724 Filbert
Keane Michael, manag-er Eugene N. Fritz, 765 Market,
dwl 415 Stoekt^in
KEA\E, O't'OWOR * CO. (Janies and Thomas
Keaw, Bryan O'Connor, and Georje Moffatt),\m-
porters and retail dr>' goods, 107-1 13' Kearny
Keane Patrick, painter, dwl 407 Tehama
Keane Thomas (Keane, O'Connor tt Co.), 414 Eddy
Keane Thomas, engineer, dwl 1 Bay
Keane Thomas, hackman, dwl cor Post and Hyde
Keane. See Kean, Keen, and Keene
Keannean Thomas, groceries and liquors, cor Mission and
Powell Av, Bernal Heights
Keaner J., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Keany Felix, wagonmaker, dwl 33 Eddy
Keany Kate Mrs., furnished rooms. 33 Eddy
Kearce Patrick, tapper Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
N s Glover nr Jones
Kearn John, capitalist, dwl 414 Pacific
Keam Lawrence, porter, dwl 703 Hyde
Keam Thomas, laborer, dwl 965 Harrison, rear
Kearnan Francis, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Kearnan John, laborer Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 720 Market
Kearnan John, liquor saloon, 326 Fifth
Kearnan John, teamster, Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Kearnan Thomas, te ra t?r, dwl 271J- Clara
Kearney Bridget J. *w.dow), dwl 353 Natoma
Kearney Daniel, drayman, NE cor Clay and Drumm, dwl
133 Shipley
Keamty Dennis, drayman, 509 Sacramento, dwl 121
Cedar Av
Kearney Edward, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 6
Ivy Av
Kearney Ellen (widow), lodgings, 43 Tehama
Kearney Frank, foreman Machine Shop Southern Pacific
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Kearney Frederick, painter, dwl 251 Minna
Kearney Hannah (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 265 Clem
Kearney James (Hall A.- A'.), dwl 630 Mission
Kearney James, dwl 153A- Second
Kearney James, dwl 804^ Larkin
Kearney James, bootmaker Moore & Murphy, dwl 539 Na-
toma
Kearney James, waiter Russ House
Kearney James F., tailor, NW cor Dora and Harrison
Kearney John, dwl 31 Hinckle.y
Kearney John, agent, dwl 107 Fifth
Kearney Jtihn, furniture and bedding, 1034 Market, dwl
5 Natoma
Kearney John, stonecutter Charles McGregor, dwl 727
Natoma
Keamej- John, teamster, dwl NW cor Brj'ant Av and
Brj'ant
Kearney John, waiter Grand Hotel
Kearney Matthew, compositor Evening Post, dwl 447 Stev
Kearney Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Kearney M. Tlicodore, real estate, office 534 California,
dwl Grand Hotel
Kearney Neil, shoemaker, dwl 345 Tehama
Kearnej" Patrick (Murphy tt- K.), dwl N'AV cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Kearney Patrick, clerk Dennis Kehoe. dwl 137,Dora
Kearney Patrick, gasfitter, dwl 127 Silver
Kearney Peter, stevedore, dwl 1003 Batten,*, rear
Keaniey Peter A., druggist and apothecan,-, SW cor First
and Folsom, and proprietor Dispensarj-, SE cor Clay
and Kearny, dwl SW cor First and FoJsoni
Kearney Thomas (Delaney 6: K.), dwl NW cor Eighteenth
and Guerrero
Kearney Thomas, laborer, dwl 137 Dora
Kearney William, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
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Kearney WiUiiim, bootmaker Antonio C. Eoyer, dwl 664
Keanie,v"william, shipjoiuer; dwl Natoma bet Eighth
and Ninth . ,^ . ^ ^„,i
Kearney WiUiam, shoemaker Emstem Bros. & Co., dwi
1003 Market
Kearney. See Carney, Karney, and Keamy
Keinia \nn (widow), dwl 43S Jessie
Kean s Benji nin, pressman Morning Call, dwl «2 Seeond
Kearns Bernard, iilker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 311 Aus-
tin
Kearns E. Miss, tailoress, dwl 438 Jessie
Kearns John, dwl 231 Pacific
Kearns John, laborer, dwl 414 Paciflc
Kearns M ichael {Kearns * Byrnes), dwl 5 Varienne
Kearns Michael, laborer, dwl 13 Kitch, rear
Kearns Owen, glassblower Paciflc Glass A\orks, dwl W 8
Iowa nr Solano , , „,
Kearns Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W
s Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
Kearns Patrick, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Kearns Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl 264 Clara
Kearns Peter, waiter, dwl 414 Pacific
Kearns Philip, stevedore, dwl 15 Ritch , , „„ w„
Kearns Thomas, painter Noble ,& Gallaeher, dwl 28 Na-
toma
Kearns Thomas, tinsmith, dwl 5 Anna
Kearns 4: Byrnes [Mictutel Kearns and Peter Byrnes),
wood aiid coal, 1523 Duiwnt
Kearns. Ste Kerns „ „ ,, t- i*n,
Kearnv Benjamin, street-mamman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kearny Edward, bricklayer John Cochran, dwl 5 Fourth
Kearny James, driver Roland O. Brown
Keamv James, engineer, dwl 34 Minna
Kearny James, salesman 620 Kearny, dwl Swiss Hotel
Kearny James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuait
Keaniy John, brickmaker, dwl 127 SUver
Kearny John, laborer, dwl 210 First
Kearny John, steward, dwl 138 Fulsom
Keaniv Patrick, laborer, dwl King St. House , , „„
Kearny Patrick, plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 22
Silver „ ^ „ . , ,-,
Kearny Richard M., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl Guer-
rero bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Keaniy William, dwl 1070 Mai-ket
Kearny. See Carney, Karney and Kearney
Kearsage Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Gal.), oflice
408 California
Keary Tliomas, storekeeper, dwl 515 O'FarreU
Keat'W., waiter What Cheer House
Keating Cornelius, messenger U. S. A. Headquai-ters, 105
Stockton, dwl 418 Stevenson
Keating Cornelius J., plasterer, dwl 1002 Sutter
Keating David, bricklayer, dwl 333 Union, rear
Keating Dennis, plasterer, dwl 1002 Sutter
Keating Edward, calker Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
7332 Clementina r^ .,a .i i
Keating Edward, extraman Engine No. i S. F. F. D., dwl
113 Natoma
Keating Edward, silverplater Pacific Electro-DeposiUng
Works, dwl 672 Howard
Keating James, blacksmith, dwl 63 Shipley
Keating James P., sackmaker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 347
Fremont
Keating JeS., marblepolisher Michael Heverin, dwl 642
Mission
Keating Joseph, whitener G. A. Kaiser & Co., dwl NW cor
Hyde and Sutter
Keating Martin, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
Fourteenth bet Folsoiii and Harrison
Keating Mary Ann Mrs., matron Alms House
Keating Matthew, mason Palace Hotel
KE.4TI.\C1 M. JAMES, superindendent City and
County Alms House, Mission Ocean House Road 4J
miles from City Hall
Keating Morris, shoemaker, dwl W s Fourteenth bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Keating Owen, milkranch, San Miguel Ranch, Old Ocean
House Road
Keating Robert, watchman Palace Hotel
Keating Thomas, gardener, dwl 111 Jessie
Keating Tliomas, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 16
Sutter
Keating Thomas C, plumber and gasfltter Union Gas
Machine Co., dwl S 8 Geary bet Devisadero and Brod-
erick
Keating WiUiam, brickmason, dwl 333 Union
Keating William, carpent^ir, dwl 207 Post
Keating William, Shipwrights' Jour. Assu, 71 New Mont
Keatle batter, dwl S s Mills PI nr Dupont
Keay Frank M., bookkeeper George W. Clark, dwl 33
Keayse John, inspector Car Shop Southern Pac. E. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Kehble Edward, sailmaker, dwl 510 Howard
Keblemann Robert, cabinetmaker, dwl 8 Mmna
Kechler A., tailor, 1222 Market
Keck George, tailor, 515 Sixteenth
Kecknagel C. W., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Kedien Patrick, plasterer, dwl 13 Harriet
Kedun Martin, merchant, 319 Daiis, dwl 600 Seventh
Kedon Martin Jr., clerk Martin Kedim,dwl500 Seventh^
Kedon Peter, laborer, dwl 240 Ritch „ , .
Kedrolivansky P. J., Rev. archpriest Russian Orthodox
Church, dwl SW cor Green and Pierce
Kee Sang Tong (Chinese), drugs, 742 Sacramento
Keebler Charles, laborer, dwl 16 Antonio
Keebler Christian, compositor Cubery & Co. , dwl 72SJ
Clementina , ^ ^ ,
Keeder RieheUeu, peddler, dwl Pacific bet Dupont and
Kearny
Keefe , teamster, dwl 820 Folsom
Keefe Cornelius {Keefe d- Co.), dwl 1426 Geary
Keefe Daniel, boltmaker Pacific Rolling Mills
Keefe Daniel, liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and Fourth,
dwl 815 Folsom
Keefe Daniel, pressman Morning Call, dwl 515 Sac
Keefe Daniel J., foreman Woman's Publishing Co., dwl
6091 Howard
Keefe D'avid, laborer, SW cor Powell and Sutter, dwl 7
Russell
Keefe Darid O., wood and coal, 814 Folsom
Keefe Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Keefe D. J., machinist Savage & Son, dwl 60 Natoma
Keefe Hannah (widow), dwl 1913 Hyde
Keefe Hannah Miss, lodgings, 637 Howard
Keefe Hemr, Bricklayere' Pro. Assn, 2S2 Sutter
Keefe Henry J., sergeantat-arms Board of SupervisolB,
dwl 614 Bryant
Keefe J. , laborer Black Diamond Coal Co.
Keefe James, waterman Paciflc Mail S. S. China
Keefe James B., printer, dwl 609i Howard
Keefe Jeremiah, assistant parkkeeper Golden Gate Park
Keefe Jeremiah, waiter P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 54 Jessie
Keefe John, dwl 1008 Filbert ^ , „. „
Keefe John, bootmaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 34 Na-
toma
Keefe John, laborer, dwl 42 First „ ^ . ,
Keefe Jolui, laborer Hathaway's Wbart, dwl 25 Frederick
Keefe John, mariner, dwl 197 Stevenson
Keefe John, shoemaker, dwl 2 Russ
Keefe John, upholsterer WiUiam J. Heney & Co., dwl i
Oak Grove Av t. t, j i
Keefe Melvin, conductor N. B. and Mission B. R., dwl
829 Folsom
Keefe Michael, steward Russ House, dwl 254 Stevenson
Keefe Patrick, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 101
Chilton . . , „ .
Keefe Richard W., printer B. F. Sterett, dwl 6095 Howard
Keefe Samuel, niolder, dwl 520 Mission
Keefe Simon, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl cor Lick and
Ecker „ , , _^i.
Keefe Thomas, baker M. E. HiU, dwl cor Twenty-fourth
and Alabama
Keefe Thomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Keefe Thomas, liquor saloon, Raib-oad Wharf Long Bndge,
dwl 508 Brannan
Keefe Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 42 Louisa
Keefe Thomas V., cotilnmaker James McGinn, dwl 357
Keefe Timothy, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s Mich-
igan nr Sierra
Keefe William, bootmaker, dwl 203 Eighth
Keefe & Co. (Ctirnelhis Keefe and Charles Botcard),
draymen, 710 Sacramento
Keefer. See Kiefer
Keefer Winsor A., mining stocks, office 331 Montgomery
room 24, dwl 110 Capp
Keefler Allen, druggist, dwl 742 Folsom
Keegan , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Keegan Bernard, barkeeper, dwl 15 Sutter
Keegan Bridget (widow), dwl 1006i Natoma, rear
Keegan Dora Miss, dressmaker, dwl 14 Dora
Keegan Elizabeth (widow), furnished rooms, 712 Howard
Keegan James, gasfltter and plumber, 810 Paciflc, dwl U
Tehama ,, ,
Keegan James J. (Keegan <t Sickler), dwl ,12 Howard
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MORGAIT & CO., California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1852.
Kee^n John, housepainter, dwi SSO Van Ness Av
Kee^n M., laborer Palace Hot«l
Keegan Martin, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Geor^'ia and Sierra
Keegan Mary (widow), dwl 12 Heron, rear
Keegtm Micliael, laborer, dwl 567 Minna, rear
Keegan Michael, laborer, dwl 915 Broadway
Keegan Patrick, morroccofinisher Bloch & Davidson, dwl
N 8 Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh
Kee^ran Patrick, shoemaker S. AV. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
31 Lafayette
Kee^n Pet^r, tn"oceries and liquors, 422 Gementina
Keegan Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 8
Illinois nr Twentieth
Keegan William, carriagemaker. dwl 14 Dora
Keegan William, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 325
Minna
Keegan & Sickler (Jame^ J. Eeegan and John L. Sick-
ler), groceries and liquors, NE cor Sec and Natoma
Keehn Henry, confectioner, 922 Howard
Keeks Joseph, dwl XE cor Bush and Buchanan
Keelau Michael, boUermakerMojTiihan & Aitken, dwl 762
Brannan, rear
Keeler C. J. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 7-28i Howard
Keeler J. M. & Co., commission merchants, 306 California
Keeler John, laborer, dwl W s Buchanan bet Ellis and
OTarrell
Keeler John, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Keeler Julius M. (J. M. Keeler <t Co.), dwl S16 Bush
Keeler Lewis, mariner, dwl SE cor Mission and Steuart
Keeler Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 776 Howard
Keeler R. B., painter, dwl 414 Pacific
Keeler Susan (widow), groceries and liquors, SE cor
Union and Larkin
Keelet C, livery stables. 2618 Mission
Keeling John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Stev-
enson and Second
Keeling Thomas W., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 13
Tehama
Keely , plumber W. S. Miller, dwl 4 Hardie PI
Keely Austin (Keely d- Bolts), dwl 755 Harrison
Keely James, sailmaker, dwl 15S First
Keely Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 293 Clem
Keely Michael, hackdriver, dwl 50S Jessie
Keely Michael, longshoreman, dwl 23S Steuart
Keely Willie, clerk Matthias Grav, dwl 2^>3 Clementina
KEELY A BOlTS(.4tw?m Keely and John Bolts),
liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and Third
Keely. See Kealey
Keenan Ann (widow), dwl 222 Mission
Keenan Bernard, plumber and gasfitter Bush & Milne,
dwl N s MjTtle Av bet Van Ness Av and Polk
Keenan Bernard R., boilermaker, dwl 1113 Broadway
Keenan Francis J., carpenter, dwl Rutledge Av, Bemal
Heights
Keenan Hugh, carpenter, dwl 209 Fourth
Keenan Hugh, laborer, dwl 103 Freelon
Keenan Hugh, laborer Central Pacific R. R, dwl 312J
Ritch
Keenan John, cooper, dwl 346 Shipley
Keenan John, ropemaker, dwl 536 Mission
Keenan John M., seaman, dwl 31 De Boom
Keenan Michael, waiter St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Keenan Owen, pressman Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl
309 Seventh
Keenan Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 24 Clara, rear
Keenan Patrick, shoemaker, 213 First, dwl 222 Mission.
Keenan Peter, carpenter, dwl 37 Minna
Keenan Peter, porter 628 Clay, dwl 10 Juniper
Keenan Thomas, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 209 Fourth
Keenan William, laborer Alfred H. Manning-
Keene Charles C, manufacturer musical instruments, 3
Third, dwl 1202 Turk
Keene Felix, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Keene F. W., silverplater W. E. Shepman, dwl 1006 Clav
KEE.\'E JA.nES Km president S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board {and Edward F. Hall tt Co.), office
435 California, res Oakland
Keene Thomas W^., actor California Theater
Keene. See Kean, Keane, and Keen
Keeney Benjamin, dwl Windsor House
Keenev Charfes, dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Keeney Charles C, Maj. U. S. A., attending surgeon Di-
^ision Headquarters, office 105 Stockton, dwl 562 Fol
Keeney Charles M., bookkeeper Pacific RoUing Mills,
dwl 562 Folsom
Keenev George D.. attorney at law, oflSce 11 Montgomery
Block, dwl 850 Market
Keeney James W., assistant resident physician City and
County Hospital
Keeney J.'R., furnished rooms, 14 O'Farrell
Keep George, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl Fif-
teenth Av nr R. South S. F.
Keep Timothy, laborer, dwl 3 Vincent
Keerj' C, storekeeper Occidental Hotel
Keesing B. (widow). Nucleus House
Keesing Hannah (widow), dwl 1012 Bush
Keesing Thomas, clerk Ackenuan Bros., dwl 1012 Bush
Keeting J. P., sackmaker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 347
Fremont
Kegele William, carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Keggs Sanford D., laborer William A. Church, dwl 636
Commercial
Rehlberger Amedie, clerk Kaindler&Co., dwl 824i Pacific
Kehler Michael, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Kehoe Ann (widow), dwl 132 Fern Av
Kehoe Ann Mrs., dwl 1239 Mission
Kehoe Dennis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixth and
Jessie
Kehoe James, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Kehoe John M., peddler, dwl 156 Octatia
Kehoe Julia A. (widow), dwl 127 Eleventh
Kehoe Mary (widow), dwl 219 Beale
Kehoe Michael, expressi.vagon, cor Mont Av and Wash
Kehoe Peter, boots and shoes, 2:iS Third
Kehoe Peter, laborer, dwl 162 First
Kehoe Thomas, boilermaker Francis T. Curry
Kehoe Thomas, cooper John Breen, dwl 517 Mission
Kehoe Thomas, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Da^is, dwl
N s Pine bet Fillmore and Steiner
Kehoe Thomas, founder Electrical Construction and Main-
tenance Co., dwl 1003 Battery
Kehoe Thomas, ironmolder Savage k Son, dwl 156 Octa^ia
Kehoe Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Kehrein John, laborer, dwl 904 Kearny
Kehrlein Emil, engraver Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, dw! cor North Point and Leavenworth
Kehrlein Valentine, clerk Matthias Gray, dwl cor Leaven-
worth and North Point
Keickler Clemar, wagonmaker, dwl 815 Montgomery
Keightley Marj- Mrs., dressmaker, 101 O'Farrell
KeightleV William, salesman B. Nathan & Co., dwl 101
OTarrell
Keihl Jacob, dwl 515 Sacramento
Keil Da\id, real estate, dwl 760 Mission
Keil Frederick, clerk F. H. Von der Leith, dwll400 Powell
Keil Thomas, clerk, dwl 122 Taylor
Keiler William, barkeeper, dwl 15 Harlan PI
Keiley Roger, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl Revere House
Reikis Charles, salesman Simon Cohn, dwl 218 Tyler
Keilus Henn.-, clerk Simon Cohn, dwl S12 Clay
Keily Dennis Rev,, assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Church, dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Keilv James, drover, dwl N s SLxteenth Av nr P, South
S. F.
Keilv Patrick G., laborer, dwl 9 Freelon, rear
Keinan P., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 37 Mmna
Keinanen John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Keinhammer Christwpher {F. C. Uagerup & Co.), dwl 14S
Third
Keir John, carpenter, dwl 430 Geary
Keiman Edward, furniture finisher, dwi 218 Minna
Keiman James, cook John Anderson, 783 Market
Keiman John C., compositor, dwl 218 Minna
Keims James H., baken,', 511 Third
Reiser Anton, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 25
Morton
Reiser August, whitener. dwl 217 Minna
Reiser Joseph, stonecutter Orford & Degan, E s Central
Av bet Post and Geary
Reiser Julius, oj-sterman, dwl 234 Stevenson
Reiser. See Raiser, Rayser, and Keyser
Keith E. G. Mrs. (widow), dwl 417 Powell
Keith H. P., painter, dwl 772 Mission
Keith Jacob G., carpenter Emil Amendt, dwl SE cor Val-
lejo and Montgomery
Keith James D., assistant wharfinger Beale St. Wharf,
dwl NW cor T\ventv-third and Noe
Keith John, steward Hose No. 5 S. F. F. D.
Keith John W., carpenter, dwl 1408 Mission
Reith Sarah A. (widow), dwl 151 Shipley
Reith Samuel D., machinist Machinery Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 10 Second Av
Keith William, landscape painter, studio 210 Bush, res
Oakland
Keith William F., carpenter, dwl 1408 Mission
PACIFIC COAST BUSHTESS DIEECTOHY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
Keith Williara H., dwl 409 O'Farrell
Keith William H., assistant coiner U. S. Mint, dwl 1213
Mason
Keith William R., painter, dwl 772 Mission
Keilz Henry, cook, 407 Pacific
Kcllier William, hairdresser, dwl 734 Montgomery -
Kek-h Louis, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Kell Joel A., tailor, N s Ash burton PI nr Dupont
Kellard Morris, laborer, dwl 42 I\y Av
Kellean John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Kelleher Alfred, teacher vocal music, oflSce 623 Clay, dwl
923 Bush
Kelleher Daniel, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Scott and
DeWsadero
Kelleher Frank, oysterman Alfred H. Manning, dwl N 8
Harlan PI nr Dupont (
KL-lU'lier Hannah Miss, seamstress, dwl 816 Folsom
Keltelier Jeremiah {Kelleher ti- Sinqison), dwl 21 Clem
Kflleher John, coppersmith, dwl 81(J Folsom
Kelleher John, laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 241 Perry
Kelleher John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemeterj'» dwl N a
Bush bet Devisadero and Broderick
Kelleher John, longshoreman, dwl 713 Front
Kelleher Michael, expressman cor Pacific and Stockton,
dwl NE cor Pacific and Scott PI
Kelleher Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kelleher Peter, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 30 Te-
hama
Kelleher Simon, gatekeeper Golden Gate Park, dwl cor
Fulttpn and First Av
Kelleher Thomas, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 446
Sixth
Kelleher Timothy, laborer P. Caduc, dwl 18 Summer
Kelleher William, fireman Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl Guerrero bet T\venty-second and Twenty-third
Kelleher William, hostler City R. R., dwl cor Sixteenth
and Second Av
Kelleher William, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific K. R.
Kellelier & Simpson (Jeremiah Kelleher and William
Simpson), liquor saloon, SE cor Folsom and Fourth
Kelleman John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Kelleng Gustav, barkeeper Hugo FUgel, dwl 17 Pacific
Keller Alexander, glazier, 343 Tliird
Keller Charles, baker Eclipse Eakerj', dwl 1414 Dupont
Keller Charles, pianomaker Charles R. Hall, dwl 1013
Market
Keller David (Roe & K.\ dwl Fifth Av bet K and L,
South S. F.
Keller Da\id C, builder, dwl 112 Welsh
Keller Ellen (widow), dwl 29 Clara
Keller Emery, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Keller George F., artist George Thistleton, dwl cor Hayes
and Laguna
Keller George W., bracketmaker William B. Bradbury,
dwl 20 Clara
KGLLEK HEXRT (/Tcjiri/ Keller & Co., and D. Hicks
ii- Cu.), dwl SW cor Twenty-third and Bartlett
Keller Henry, laborer, dwl 512 Bush, rear
KELLER HENKY «& CO. (Daniel Hicks), publishers'
agents, 543 Clay
Keller James E., machinist Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
29 Clara
Keller John, dwl 424 Sansom
Keller John, bootfitter. dwl 125 Tehama
Keller Jolin, cook Christian Hansen, dwl 18 Downey
Keller John, employe S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
429 Fi-ancisco
Keller John, insurance agent, dwl 55 Second
Keller Leonard, furniture, 153 New Montgomery
Keller M., dwl 220 Pacific
Keller M. & Co. (Thomns Maho7icy), native \\ine3 and
brandies, basement NE cor Battery and Washington
Keller Maggie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 728 Vallejo
Keller Slatthew (M. Keller d- Co.), res Los Angeles
Keller Michael, waiter, 909 Kearny
Keller Morris, steward Augustus Pope, dwl 218 Brannan
Keller Samuel, dwl Manhattan House
Keller Sarah (widow), dwl 479 Jessie
Keller Sarah, dressmaker, dwl 29 Clara
Keller Solomon, butcher, dwl 244 Clementina
Keller William, clerk Herman Leumierman, NW cor Post
and Mason
Keller William, engineer, dwl 2118 Powell
Keller William, milker F. L. Such Sl Co., dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Douglas
Keller William B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
506 Market
Keller William B., special policeman, dwl 610 Howard
Kellerly John, carpenter, dwl 155 Perry
Kellett Elizabeth (widow), dwl 357 Minna
Kellett Samuel, manufacturer plaster decorations, 763
Market, dwl 1024 Mission
Kellett Thomas, dwl 12 Verona PI, rear
Kellett William F., plasterer and stucco works, 115 Minna
lielley (widow), dwl SE cor First and Folsom
Kelley Alfred A., shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Market bet Eleventh and T\\elfth
Kelley Annie R. Miss, gold-leafcutter James Newman,
dwl 110 Minna
Kelley Bradford H. (Kelley i- Morgan), dwl 27 Downey
Kelley Charles, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-sixth bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Kelley Charles E. {Kelley <£• Siva7iton), dwl 607 Bryant
Kelley Daniel, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Kelley Edward, hairdresser, dwl 423 Harrison
Kelley Edward, laborer, dwl 1811 Leavenworth
Kelley George E., clerk G. H. Leisen, dwl 788 Harrison
Kelley George W. (Kelley S- Smith), dwl 9 Bowen's Block
W s Railroad Av nr Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Kelley James, carpenter Wells, Russell & Go.
Kelley James, laborer dwl 119 Gilbert
Kelley James, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Kelley James, stevedore, Menzies & Bingham
Kelley James, woodturner, dwl 419 Tehama
Kelley James H., laborer Palace Hotel
Kelley James M., builder and contractor, 638 Market, dwl
032 Market
Kelley James R., cigar boxmaker, dwl 418 Brannan
Kelley Jeremiah, butcher William Taafe & Co., dwl NW
cor Fifth and Railroad avs, South S. F.
Kelley Jeremiah J., liquidating clerkNaval OflBce Custom
House, dwl 411 Busb
Kelley John, dwl 234 Oak
Kelley John, blacksmith, dwl 446 Brannan
Kelley John, blacksmith, dwl 809 Harrison
Kelley John, bricklayer, dwl 519 Mission
Kelley John, laborer, dwl 240 Ritch, rear
Kelley John, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl Minna bet
First and New Montgomery
Kellev John, liquor saloon, cor Powell and Market, dwl
400 Geary
Kelley John, speculator, dwl 15^ Harrison Av
Kelley John, stonemason, dwl NE cor Eighth and Heron
Kelley John C, contractor, dwl 655 Harrison
Kelley John D., bootmaker, dwl 519 Brannan
Kelley John F., boatman, dwl 311 East
Kelley John J., currier Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl W 8
Powell Av nr Mission, Bernal Heights
Kelley John J., engineer, dwl 112 Siher
Kelley John T., liquor saloon, 840 Market, dwl 10 Martin's
Block
Kelley Joseph A., special policeman, dwl 711 Commercial
, Kelley Julia (widow), dwl 303 First
Kelley Kate Miss, bootpa^ter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
232 Clara
Kelley Luke C, paying teller Sather & Co., res Oakland
Kelley Maggie Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 325 Green
Kelley Maria Miss, dressmaker, dwl 426 Stevenson
Kelley Maiy (widowV dwl 112 William
Kelley Mary (widow), dwl 426 Stevenson
Kelley Mary (widow), dwl SE cor Fremont and Harrison,
Kelley Mary' Miss, waiter Mrs. M. T. Thompson, dwl 534
Bush
Kelley Mary Mrs., boarding, NE cor Eighth and Heron
Kelley Michael, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R., cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
Kelley Michael, hostler, dwl N s Filbert bet Buchanan
and Webster
Kelley Michael, seaman, dwl 26 St«uart
Kelley Patrick, laborer, dwl 110 Fifth
Kelley Patrick, laborer, dwl 321 Eighth
Kelley P. J., boatbuilder Charles Hare, dwl 250 Steuart
Kelley Rebecca H. (widow), dwl 311 East
Kelley Robert, superintendent Coal Department Pacific
Mail S. S. Co., dwl 48^ Zoe
Kelley Sidney, watchman S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 27 Downey
Kelley Silva Miss, milliner, dwl 413 Fourth
Kellev Stephen, jvmkdealer, dwl Minna bet Eighth and
Ninth
Kelley Thomas, laborer William E. Bridge, dwl S b Jessie
bet Third and Fourth
Kelley Thomas, livery stable, SE cor Geary and Leaven-
worth
Kelley Thomas, tanner Thomas McMahon, dwl SW cor
Seventh Av and N, South S. F.
MOHGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Kelley Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Kelley Timothy, laborer Masouic Cemeter}', dwl N s Sac-
ramento bet Devisodero and Broderick
Kelley Watson E., laborer, dwl 311 East
Kelley "William, bootmaker, dwl 21 Oak
Kelley ^N'illiam, laborer, dwl Hi Antonio
Kelley William A., carpenter California Mills, dwl 308
Beale
Kelley William J. S., clerk Liebmann & Newman, dwl 715
Howard
Kelley William R., painter Frost & Richards
Kelley & Mor^^an {Braiijord H. Kelley and William J.
Morqan), collectors, office 52C Montgomery
KeUey & Smith (George W. Kelley and H. F. Smith),
wood and coal. E s Railroad Av bet Eleventh and
Twelfth avs, South S. F.
Kelley i Swanton (Charles E. Kelley and James Swan-
ton), hack proprietors, junction Market, Montg-om-
ery, and Post
Kelling H, &. Co. (Albert Luhrs), livery stable, 419Broad-
wav
Kellin^* Henry (H. KeUing & Co.), dwl 413 Green
Kelling Henry C, miner, dwl S s Fifth Av nr J, South
S. F.
Kellingham , dwl 127 Kearny
Kelliou Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel
Kellner Joseph, teacher music, dwl 312^ Clementina
Kellner Myer, fancy goods, 306 Sixth
Kellock Thomas K., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl S36
Market
Kellogg Albert, physician, dwl SE cor Jones and Bdwy
Kellogg Alfred H. Rev., acting pastor Howard Presby-
terian Churi-h. dwl 906 Market
KELLOCiG CAJLVIX M'., president Merchants* Ex-
change Bank and Commercial Insurance Co. (and
Wilinerding, Kellogg ,1- Co.), dwl 415 O'Farrell
Kellogg Caroline Mrs., fiuTiished rooms, dwl 237 Steven-
son
Kellogg Charles, painter, dwl 34 Haves
Kellogg Charles A., (J. C. Kenne'dy d: Co.), dwl 1005
Minna
Kellogg Charles L., salesman 427 Sansom, dwl 2 Park PI
Kellogg Charles W., bookkeeper Tubbs & Co., res Oak-
land
Kellogg De Witt, mining, dwl 1094 Ellis
Kellogg Frederick S., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 415
OTarrell
Kellogg George H. (Flint, Peahody d: Co.), res Redwood
City
Kellogg James, bookkeeper 117 California, res Oakland
Kellogg James, melter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 214 Powell
Kello^ L. D. W., salesman John R. Hughes, dwl 109*
Ellis
Kellogg L. M., deputy collector Custom House, dwl JTW
cor Mission and Twenty-second
Kellogg Marmaduke B., student at law Campbell, Fox &
Campbell, dwl 52S California
Kellogg Norman B., civil engineer, dwl 528 California
Kellogg Pilar (widow), dwl 726 Vallejo
Kellogg Samuel, foreman Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 26
O'Farrell
Kellogg T. v., clerk Charles S. Eaton, dwl 214 Powell
Kellom Han-ey T., molder, dwl 2914 Folsoni
Kells G. H., machinist Jonathan Kittredge, dwl cor
Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Kells William F., carpenter and builder, 435 Jackson, dwl
1305 Stockton
Kellum Charles D., carpenter, dwl Nineteenth nr Potrero
Av
Kellum Charles T. (Ashmead <fc E.), dwl N s Butte nr
Potrero Av
Kellum Eliab, porter 'VNTiitney & Webster
Kelly , book agent, dwl 253 Stevenson
Kelly Alfred W., law student, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Kelly A. M. (widow), dwl 305 Leavenworth
Kelly Ann Mrs., lodgings, 673 Howard
Kelly Annie (widow), dwl 228 Minna
Kelly Archibald, dwl 7S Natoma
Kelly B. A. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School, dwl
328 Minna
Kellv Benjamin, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Kelly Bernard, lather, dwl 119 Thu-d
Kellv Bernard, sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl 110
Fifth
Kellv Bridget Miss, laundress, Duncan Court nr Bdwy
Kelly Brj-an, hostler Central R. R. Stables, dwl NW cor
Sutter and Central Av
Kelly C. & M., market, 433 Stevenson
assistant storekeeper U. S. Appraiser's
' Treat Av
Kelly Cains P,
store, dwl
Kelly Catherine (widow), dressmaker, dwl S s Eddy bet
Scott and Pierce
Kelly Charles, clerk Read. Brand & Co., 312 Clay
Kelly Charles, deckhand stm Alice E. Garratt, "Commer-
cial St. Wharf
Kelly Charles E. (Kelly d- Swanton), dwl 607 Brj-ant
Kelly Clinton B., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., "dwl Russ
House
Kelly Cornelius (C. d: M. Kelly), dwl Fourteenth nr Fol-
som
Kelly Cornelius, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Georgia and Sierra
Kelly Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel
Kelly Daniel J., bricklayer, dwl 134 Fourth
Kelly Daniel J., moroccofinisher Cornelius O'Donnell,
dwl 632 Brannan
Kelly Da\id, boxmaker. dwl 19 Natoma
Kelly Da\id, laborer Michael Bogue, dwl Anderson nr
Cortland Av, S s Bemal Heights
Kelly Da\id, shipwTight, dwl NW cor Third and King
Kelly David J., foreman J. Herzog & Co., cor Fifteenth
and Dolores
Kelly Dennis, butcher, dwl W s Fourteenth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Kelly Demns, laborer, dwl 564 Mission
Kelly D. V., packer A L. Bancroft & Co.. dwl 508 Jessie
Kelly Edward, barber, dwl N\V cor Howard and Second
Kelly Edward, coffinmaker James McGinn, dwl 558 Stev
Kelly Edward, mason Palace Hotel
Kelly Edward, shoemaker, dwl N s Harrison bet Ninth
and Tenth
Kelly Edward, stevedore, dwl S s Filbert bet Montgom-
erj' and Sanstmi
Kelly Edward, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Kelly Edward K., tanner Augustus Onen, dwl E s Wash-
ington Av nr Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Kelly Elizabeth (widow), dwl 19 Sherwood PI
Kelly Ellen (widow), dressmaker, 24 Mar)'"
Kelly Francis, plasterer, dwl E s Scott bet Eddy and Ellis
Kelly Francis, stonecutter, dwl 115 Shipley
KELLY FR.l^'K. Charter Oak Saloon," N^E cor Third
and Howard, dwl 21 Stanly PI
Kellv Frank, farmer, SE shore Lake Merced
Kelly Frank, hostler J. & R. Smith, dwl 344 Brannan
Kelly Frank, laborer, dwl 651 Minna
Kelly Frank, laborer P. Caduc
Kelly Frank, molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 557
Mission
Kelly Frank, plumber Thomas J. Dixon, dwi 1515 Polk
Kelly George, superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co., cor
King and Second
Kelly George B., driver, dwl 30 Clara
Kelly Grace (widow), dwi 817 Greenwich
Kelly G. W., architect, dwi 5 Stockton
Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist (^oft/i Kelly, Frank Hcn-
dermn, and John G. Gilchrist), importers and jobbers
nines and liquors, 309 and 311 Front
Kelly Henrj% dwi 411 Sansom
Kelly Henry, fireman, dwi 625 Davis
Kelly Henr.', teamster Da\is & Cowell
KellV Henn' A., hairdresser Authus & Fleischman, dwl
210 Prospect PI
Kelly Henry P., shoemaker, dwl 9 Cleaveland
Kelly Henry S., laundrjTuan, dwi 731 Brjant
Kelly Henrj- William, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., 116
Sacramento
Kelly Honora (widow), dwl 10 Park Av
Kelly Hugh, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwi 91 Stev
Kelly Hugh, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwi 414 Beale
Kelly J., chiropodist, dwl 306 Natoma
Kelly James (Kelly <i- Norton), dwi 2 Laskie
Kelly James, dwi 328 Minna
Kelly James, bellman Lick House
Kelly James, brassfinisher, dwi 7 Filbert PI
Kelly James, capitalist, dwi 197 Stevenson
Kelly James, carpenter, dwl 1005 Natoma
Kelly James, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
foot First
Kellv James, coachman, dwl 304 Beale
Kelly James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 29 De
Boom
Kelly James, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
Kelly James, laborer, dwi 502 Mission
Kelly James, laborer, dwl 606 Minna
Kelly James, laborer, dwi 1143 Harrison
Kelly James, laborer, dwi N s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Kelly James, laborer Savage ii, Son, dwi 4 Natoma
PACIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. R
San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery oor. Merchant.
Kelly James, laborer Tow-nsend St. Depot Central Pacific
Kelly Jamea, miner, dwl 227 Second
Kelly James, stevedore, dwl 3 Vincent
Kelly James, stevedore, dwl 428 Shipley
Kelly James, teamster William Kerr
Kellv James, watchman City R- R-, dwl 29 First Av
Kelly James B., hostler W. E. Bridge, 113 OTarrell, dwl
SW cor Post and Dupont
Kelly James D., clerk State Investment and Ins. Co., dwl
305 Leavenworth
Kelly James E., clerk, dwl 623 Minna
Kelly James F., dwl 09 Everett
Kelly James F., selector Helbing & Straus, dwl 1717
Jones
Kelly James F., woodcarver L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 419
Tehama
Kelly James L., glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mariposa bet Iowa and Pennsylvania
Kelly James R. {SiiUiam, K. d- Co.). dwl 309 Leavenworth
Kellv Jeremiah, dwl W s Chattanooga nr Twenty-second
Kelly Jeremiah, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., dwl Potrero
Av nr Twenty-fourth
Kelly Jeremiah, laborer Palace Hotel
Kelly J. F., conduct.ir Market St. H, R.
Kellv John (Kfllii ,1 Burn.-:), dwl 400 Geary
Kelly John (Kelbi, Ilejidersun ,£■ Gikhrht), dwl 600 Bush
Kelly John, actor Bucklev's Varieties, dwl 621 California
Kelly John, baker Patrick Slavin, dwl 1324 Dupont
Kelly John, blacksmith C. P. Graney, dwl 3 Belden
Kellv John, blacksmith's helper Machinery Department
U. S. Mint
Kelly John, boilennaker's helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co. s
Nvharf
Kelly John, bricklayer, dwl 41 Minna
Kelly John, bricklaj-er New City Hall, dwl 745 Market
Kellv John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Kellv John, carpenter, dwl SE cor M and Guerrero
Kelly John, clerk, dwl 410 Kearny
Kelly John, coachman, dwl 307 Natoma
Kelly John, employe S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
Kelly John, expressman, cor Montgomery and Bush, dwl
17 Clinton
Kelly John, expresswagon, NE cor Minna and Fourth,
dwl 347 Fourth
Kelly John, laborer, dwl 51 Stevenson
Kelly John, laborer, dwl 73 Stevenson
Kellv John, laborer, dwl 221 Tehama
Kelly John, laborer, dwl N B Tyler bet Laguna and Bu-
chanan
Kelly John, laborer, dwl W 8 Potrero Av bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Kelly John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Kelly John, laborer Palace Hotel
Kelly John, longshoreman, dwl 2 Goodsell PI
Kelly John, marblepolisher. dwl 111 Jessie
Kelly John, mason Palace Hotel
Kelly John, milkman, dwl 417 Fifth
Kelly John, painter Wason & Morris, 33 California
Kelly John, quarrjnnan Joseph Emery, dwl 21 Langton
Kelly John, salesman Landers, Byrne & Co., dwl 10 Hub-
bard
Kelly John, special policeman, dwl 915 Market
Kelly John, stevedore, dwl Oregon bet Dmmm and East
Kelly John Jr., glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl Po-
trero
Kelly John A. , paver Superintendent Public Streets
Kellv John B., clerk Pilsbui-y, Adair & Co., dwl 305 Leav
Kelly John C, laborer, dwl isoO Green
Kelly John C, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kelly John F., mason Palace Hotel
Kelly John G. , groceries and liquors, 1061 Folsom, dwl
305 Seventh
Kelly John H., porter Sheriffs Office, dwl 1333 Pacific
Kelly John J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1120 Sac
Kelly John J., lumberpiler L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 13 Free-
Ion
Kelly John J., morroccofinisher Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl
250 Clementina
Kelly John R., hostler Garrett Pickett, dwl 1-1 Clem
Kelly Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Kelly Joseph, market, 1159 Howard, dwl 1223 Folsora
Kelly Joseph, ranchhand Meyer London, Rock Ranch
Kelly Joseph, seaman, dwl 541 First
Kelly Joseph, signpainter ShuU & Burner, dwl 2012 Lar-
kin
Kelly Julia, chambermaid Russ House
Kelly J. W., laborer, dwl 30 Clara
Kelly Kearn, superintendent Point Lobos Av, dwl N b
Point Lobos Av nr Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Kellv Lawrence, cartman, dwl 1 Leroy Pi
Kelly Lawrence, clerk C. F. Bassett & Co., dwl 21 Jansen
Kelly Lawrence, tailor, 27 Fourth, dwl 100 Fourth
Kelly L. F., mason Palace Hotel
Kelly Lizzie Miss, shoefitter D. W. Emerson, dwl 419 Fil-
bert
Kelly Lizzie Mrs., lodgings, 223 Second
Kellv L™ian S., clerk, dwl 715 Howard
Kelly Malachi, laborer Nathan Rogers, dvvl S Bartol
Kelly Mannus (C i- M. Kelly), dwl 535 Stevenson
Kelly Margaret (widow), dressmaker, dwl 638 Filbert
Kelly Mark, longshoreman, dwl 529 Mission
Kelly Mark, plasterer, dwl 424 Powell
Kelly Mark, plasterer, dwl 741 Tehama
Kelly Martin, blacksmith, dwl 19 Geneva
Kelly Martin, carriagepainter M. P. Holmes, dwl 247 Stev-
enson
Kelly Martin, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl SW cor Poat
and Broderick
Kelly Martin, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 2 Ash
Kelly Martin, propriet<5r S. F. Tool Works, dwl 17 Genera
Kelly Martin J., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 426
Stevenson
Kelly Mary, nurse Alms House
Kelly Mary- (widow), dwl 10 Hubbard
Kelly Mary (widow), dwl 264 Clementina, rear
Kelly Mar'v (widow), dwl 623 Minna
Kelly Mari- Mrs., dwl 119 Third
Kelly Mary Miss, milliner Kennedy & Magruder, dwl oor
Fifteenth and Howard
Kelly Mary Mrs., lodgings, 510 Broadway
Kelly Mary F. (mdow), dressmaker, dwl S B Linden Av
bet Gough and Octavia
Kelly Mathew, brickraason, dwl 1209 Broadway
Kelly Mathew, laborer, dwl cor Ridley .and Valencia
Kelly Matthew, carpenter, dwl 113 First
Kelly Matthew, laborer Point Lobos Road Co., dwl N 9
Point Lobos Av nr Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Kelly Matthew, teamster, dwl 307 Natoma
Kelly Matthew C, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl 115 First
Kelly Michael (Slater d: E.), dwl 622 Clay
Kelly Michael, asphaltumroofer, dwl 777 Market
Kelly Michael, barkeeper Kelly & Burns, dwl 111 Jessie
Kelly Michael, blacksmith, dwl 613 Mission
Kelly Michael, expressman, dwl 17 Chesley
Kelly Michael, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bryant and
Clinton
Kelly Michael, hackman. Plaza, dwl 608 Jessie
Kelly Michael, horseshoer, 206 Eighth, dwl 21 Langton
Kelly Michael, hostler Central R. R., dwl E s Devisadero
bet Post and Sutter
Kelly Michael, hostler Occidental Laundry, dwl 2016 Fil-
bert
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl 115 Vallejo
Kelly Michael, laborer, dwl 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl
30 Clara
Kelly Michael, longshoreman, dwl 2 Goodsell PI
Kelly Mich.ael, milkman Edward Barry, dwl S s Cortland
Av nr Islais Creek S s Bemal Heights
Kelly Michael, miner, dwl 13 Minna
Kelly Michael, packer, dwl 4 Natoma
Kelly Michael, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Kelly Michael, shoemaker John SlJhvan, dwl E s Ohio bet
Vallejo and Broadway
Kelly Michael, waiter 6 Sixth, dwl 626 Sixth
Kelly Michael H. (Kelly cl; Enan), dwl 325 Hayes
Kelly Michael J., buteher, 3 Centre Market, dwl 611 Geary
Kelly Miles, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kelly M. J., driver Golden Gate P.ark
Kelly Mortv, hackdriver. Plaza, dwl 218 Prospect PI
Kelly Nellie, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works
Kelly Owen, fireman, dwl 116 Pacific
Kelly Owen, hackman, Plaza, dwl 474 Jessie
Kelly Owen, liquor saloon, 45 Second
KELLY P.. boots and shoes, 335 Bush and 124 Kearny,
dwl 726 Mission
Kelly Patrick, dwl 673 Howard
Kellv Patrick, baken", 127 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, bootmaker. 11 Sutter, dwl 9 Cleaveland
Kelly Patrick, calker, dwl 77 Clementina
Kelly Patrick, farmer, dwl cor Alameda and Nebraska
Kelly Patrick, hostler Central R. R., dwl Point Lobos Av
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 540 Natoma
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 019 Pacific
Kelly J. w., laborer, dwl 30 Clara Kelly l-atncK, laoorer, awi oi» racmc j
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Markew
i p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 71S Kearny, Established 1862.
Kelly Patrick, laborer, dwl NE cor Vicksburg and Twen-
ty-ftmrth
Kelly Patrick, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Kelly Patrick, mulder Hinckley & Co., dwl 4 Natoma
Kellv Patrick, molder Union Iron Works dwl 9 Sher-
wood PI
Kelly Patrick, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl 511
Mission
Kelly Patrick, plasterer, dwl E s Howard nr Fifteenth
Kelly Patrick, milkranch, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr
University Mound College
Kelly Patrick, se;unan, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Kelly Patrick, shipcarpenter, dwl 223 Second
Kelly Patrick, shoemakers. W. Rosenstock &Co., dwl 227
Second
Kelly Patrick, stflnecutt^^r Batten &. Mullen, dwl DFreelon
Kelly Patrick, tinner James Mayfuire, dwl 530 Greenwich
Kelly Patrick F., shoemaker, dwl 74 Tehama
Kelly Patrick J., co<.'i>er. dwl lOi Cleaveland
Kelly Patrick W., dwl W s Quinn nr Guerrero
Kellv Patrick W., jimkdealer Doniinick MeCafferty, dwl
•29 First
KE1.lt peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, dwl 419 Filbert
Kelly Peter, longshoreman, dwl 2 Goodsell PI
Kelly Peter, stevedore, dwl Filbert bet Dupont and Kear
Kell.v Peter, Uiilor, dwl SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Kelly Peter, teamster William Kerr, dwl 003 Batterj'^
Kelly P. J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth and Min-
na, dwl 245 Tehama
Kelly P. J., special policeman, Folsom St. Wharf
Kelly Richard, tailor, 306 Third, dwl 239 Perry
Kelly Robert, carver Andrew Frei, dwl 34 Main
Kelly Robert, sawyer, dwl 12 Broadway
Kelly Robert A., clerk Empire Lodgings, dwl 636 Com
Kelly Robert P., contractor Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Kelly Roger, shoecutter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl E 8
Harrison bet Twenty-third and T\venty-fourth
Kelly Rose Mrs., matron City and County Hospital, E 8
Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twentv-third
Kelly Ruth Mrs., dwl 110 Minna
Kelly Stephen, clerk J. >fc P. N. Hanna, dwl 13 Ash Av
Kelly Stephen, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Kelly Stephen, laborer, dwl 727 Minna, rear
Kelly Stephen, laboi-er Jackson Iron Foundrj', dwl 10 Ve-
rona PI. rear
Kelly Susan Miss, laundress, Duncan Court nr Broadway
Kelly Susie E. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl cor Eighth
and Folsom
Kelly T. (widow), proprietress Racket Court, 846 Howard
Kellv Terrence B., physician and druggist, 503 Da\is and
214 Pacific
Kelly Thomas, brickmolder Hermann Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Kelly Thomas, carpenter, dwl 207 Minna
Kelly Thomas, clerk Contra Costa Laundry Association,
13 Broadwav, dwl 623 Minna
Kelly Thomas, dra>Tiian, 329 Front, dwl 622 O'Farrell
Kelly Thomas, foundrjTiian, dwl 25 Natoma
Kelly Thomas, laborer, dwl 19 Clara, rear
Kelly Thomas, laborer, dwl 502 Mission
Kelly Thomas, laborer, dwl 539 Howard, rear
Kelly Thomas, laborer, dwl Beny- St. House
Kelly Thomas, laborer La Grande Laundry
Kelly Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kelly Thomas, porter Crane & Brigham, dwl 500 Mission
Kelly Thomas, porter Occidental Hotel
Kelly Thomas, liquor saloon. 620 Fourth, dwl 624 Fourth
Kelly Thomas, serinceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N 8
Liberty bet Dolores and Guerrero
Kelly Thomas, teamster, dwl S 8 Sutter bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Kelly Thomas, teamster Wakefield & Co., dwl 25 Clay
Kelly Thomas, teamster William Kerr, dwl 905 Batterj-
Kelly Thom:is F., bricklayer, dwl 54 Everett
Kelly Thomas F., machinist F. A. Huntmgton, res East
Oakland
Kelly Thomas H., stonecutter Larsenem* & Sheerin, dwl
NE cor Cemeterj' Av and Sutter
Kellv Thomaa M. H.', painter, dwl 525 Greenwich, rear
Kelly Thomaa W., waiter, dwl 30 Everett
Kellv W., capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hot«l
Kelly W. E., compositeur Moniing Call, dwl 6 Central PI
Kelly William, bootmaker John Murphy, dwl 304 Beale
Kelly William, coachman Gen. J. M. Schofield, dwl 1912
Mission
Kelly William, driver N. B. and Mission B. R., dwl 30
Clara
Kelly WiUiam, laborer, dwl 439 Clementina
Kelly William, laborer California Mills, dwl 30S Beale
Kelly William, painter, dwl 613 Mission
Kelly William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl SE cor Howard
and Fifteenth
Kelly William, stairbuilder, dwl 3 Tay
Kelly William A. , clerk Abrams i; Carroll, dwl 10 Hubbard
Kelly William B., clerk I. Landsbei^er & Co., dwl 817
Greenwich
Kelly William H., liquor saloon, SOO Gearj', dwl 513 Hyde
Kelly William J., clerk, dwl JTW cor Pierce and Bush"
Kelly William J., currier Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl
Twentv-sixth nr Capp
Kelly William J. S.. clerk, dwl 715 Howard
Kelly WiUiam M., clerk, dwl 305 Leavenworth
Kelly & Bums {John Kelly ami Thotiuis W. Bums), liq-
uor saloon, 952 Market
KELLY A EUASiMichat'lH. Kelly and John Egan),
wholesale i^ines and liquors, 004 Battery
Kelly & Norton (Ja uies Kelly a nd Reuben Norton), coop-
ers, 103 and 105 Commercial
Kelly &. Swanton(CAfiWt'A- E. and James Swanton), hacks,
cor MontgomeiT and Post
Kelsey Gold and Silver Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.),
office 331 Montgomery room 4
Kelsey Henry B., springmaker Crawford & Hinckley,
dwl 16 Antonio
Kelsey Mary J. (widow), proprietress Clarendon House,
NE cor Second and Folsom
Kelsey Slehille, fire-insurance agent, office 425 California,
res Oakland
Kelsey Nellie M., teacher Rincon School, dwl 574 Folsom
Kelshaw Joseph, foreman boilermakers Machine Shop
Southern Pac. R. R. , dwl S 8 Hampshire bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Kelso John {Hancuck d- K.), dwl 414 Beale
Kelso Samuel, crimper Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl E s La-
guna bet Page and Oak
Kelter Burnett, laborer, dwl N 8 Ellis bet Scott and De-
\isadero
Kelterer Frederick, bakery, cor Mission and Eugenia
Kelting J. & Co. {Diedricfi W. Tietjen), groceries and liq-
uors, NE cor Battery and Pacific
Kelting Jacob (J". Kelting cfc Co.), dwl NE cor Battery
and Pacific
Kelton David M., shipcalker, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kelton John C. Lieut.-Col. U, S. A., adjutant-general Mil-
itary" Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton, res Oakland
Kelton S. B. (widow), dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Kansas
KelUm William, driver Central R. R., dwl 403 Sixth
Kem Joseph Mrs,, dwl Revere House
Kemble Alfred, oysterman Techau k Jessen, dwl 15 Sutter
Kemble J. R., minstrel Magoiire's Opera House, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Kemler Adolph, brewer F. Fortmann & Co., dwl 267 Te-
hama
Kemm Edward F., bookkeeper O. Lawton & Co., dwl 6
Montgomery
Kemme George, dwl 2026 Folsom
Kemp Alfred, dwl 413 Second
Kemp Andrew, dwl 823 California
Kemp Christopher (colored), engineer Phelps' Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 11 Scott
Kemp George W. (G. M. Williams <L- Co.), dwl WsGough
bet McAlUster and Ti ler
Kemp Henrj-, photographer Marden & Brodeck, dwl 464
Clementina
Kemp Henrj" S., dwl 32^ Langton
Kemp J. C, clerk O'Brien & Ward, dwl 426 TMrd
Kemp John, carpenter, dwl 43 Minna
Kemp John, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Kemp John H., agent B. L. Solomon & S«:>ns, importers
upholsterers' goods, 410 Market, dwl 515 Leavenworth
Kemp John W., stevedore, dwl 1256 Mon^omery
Kemp Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 426 Third
Kemp Mary (widow), dwl 10 Verona PI, rear
Kemp WilHam, plaster decorator Samuel Kellett, dwl 464
<nementina
Kemp William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Kemp Van Ee John C, commission merchant, dwl 464
Clementina
Kemp. See Camp and Kempe
Kempe Ernst, dwl 25 Morton
Kempe Hans, watchmaker Charles H. Gottschalk, dwi 15
Rausch
Kempe Mathilda (widow), dwl 15 Rausch
Kempe Max, clerk Louis Jaffe, dwl 15 Rausch
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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Kemper H., carpenter Palace Hotel ^ . . „ ,,
Kempf George, furnituredealer, dwl E 9 Goughbet McAl-
lister and Tvier
Kempff Louis, lieutenantKjommander U. S. Navy, dwl 61S
Harrison
Kempkev A., salesman Stone & Hayden, dwl 439 Shipley
Kemple 'Patrick, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Kempner Philip, glazier, dwl 104 Shipley
Kenipsev .John, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 129 Folsom
Kcnipton Walter, special policeman Occidental Hotel
Kempton Walter N., usher California Theater
Kenabe P., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Kenake Louis, fruits, 113S Market, dwl 444J Natoma
Kendall A. E. {Kendall, Klingcr <t Co.), res Cleveland,
Ohio
Kendall Cliarles B. Mrs., dres.smaker, 134J Hayes
Kendall Charles B. , druggist and physician, NE cor Hayes
and Van Ness Av
Kendall Cv-rus, carpenter, dwl 711 California
Kendall Edward O., clerk, dwl S s Valparaiso nr Jones
Kendall Frank C, laborer Cemeten,- Resenation
Kendall James K., musician, dwl 230 O'Farrell
Kendall Jerome, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
S s Valpai-aiso nr Jones
Kendall Jerome F., clerk Mendocino Lumber Co., res
East Oakland
Kendall John, longshoreman, dw-1 26 Howard, rear
Kendall Katharine, dressmaker, dwl 911 Sacramento
Kendall, Klinger & Co. (A. E. Kendall. B. H. Khmer,
and n. Krehbs Jr.), manufacturers Lane's Patent
Curled Wool Mattresses, 413 Mission
Kendall M. Mrs., lodgings, 652 Market
Kendall JIarv (widow), dwl 911 Sacramento
Kendall Stephen, lather, dwl 26 Anna
Kendall Tliomas, dwl 334 Vallejo
Kendall William, seaman stm Ventura
Kendig Daniel Rev., chaplain Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl
Presidio Barracks
Kendizze Peter, waiter, dwl 156 Silver, rear
Kendrick .Albert, salesman Henry D. Raphael, dwl 109
Montgomery
Kendrick G. S., master mechanic Cornell Watch Co., dwl
841 Harrison
Kendrick Thomas, master mechiinic Construction Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 136 Clara
Kendrigan P., molder Union Iron Works
Kenealy John, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl 326
Haves
Kenealy Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Octavia and McAl-
lister
Kenealv. See Kennealv and Kennelly
Kene6ck Bartholomew, mate stm Julia, Broadway ^Vharf,
dwl iii Harriet
Keneflck Da\nd, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Kenefick James, fireman, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Kenefick Slichael, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway 'WTiart
Kenege Edward, laborer, dwl 10 Berry
Keneka Aiigust, clerk, dwl 506 Market
Kenfield E. D., salesman J. W. Da\-idson & Co., res Oak-
land
Kenick J. , boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Kenitz Charles, waiter Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 719 Clay
Kenitzer Charles, architect Kenitzer & Raim, dwl 1209
Polk
Kenitzer Henrv {Kenilzer <(• Eavn), dwl 1023 Powell
Kenitzer & B^uniUennj Kenitzerand EdwardT. Raun),
architects, office 601 California
Kenna John G. (S. F. Laundry Association), dwl SE cor
Pacific and Steiner
Kenna M., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kenna P. J. G. . clerk Hibemia Sarings and Loan Society,
dwl Windsor House
Kennah Mrs. (widow), dwl 10 Salmon
Kennard D. H., extroman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
1205 Stockton
Kennard George W. (Gibson i- Co.), dwl 1205 Stockton
Kennealy Jeremiah, tailor, dwl 310 Union
Kennealy John, plumber Thomas Day, dwl 310 Union
Kennealv. See Kenealy and Kennell.v
Kenned "Marv (widow), "dwl E s Ash burton PI nr Dupont
Kennedy Albert, billposter Kej-t & Co., dwl 424 Sausom
Kennedy Alexander, cook, dwl 9^ Welsh, rear
Kennedy Alexander, mariner, dwl Railroad ^'harf Long
Bridge
Kennedy Alexander M., bookkeeper Lick House Billiard
Saloon, dwl Lick House
Kennedy Amalia (widow), dwl SW cor Valencia and
Twenty -second
Kennedy Anna (wndow), dwl 2S1 Clementina
Kennedy A. R., carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
Kennedy B. (widow), dwl 34 Tyler
Kennedy Barney, laborer George Dougherty, dwl SE cor
Bay and Jones
Kennedy Bartholomew, blacksmith, dwl 37 Rausch
Kennedy Bartholomew, \yheelwright John W. Farran. dwl
Washington Av nr T^venty-seventh. Benial Heights
Kennedy Bryan B., groceries and liquors, SW cor Larkin
and" Ellis, dwl 62S Ellis
Kennedy C. A., bookeeper, dwl 533 Sacramento
Kennedy Catharine Miss, cook John Donnelly, dwl SE cor
Dnimni and Oregon
Kennedy Catherine (widow), laundress, dwl 61S Natoma
Kenned"y Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 241 Minna
Kennedy Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Kenncd"y Charies B. , carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
Kennedy Charles C, machinist William De.acon, 520 How-
Kennedy Cornelius P. , salesman Kennedy, O'Neill & Bren-
nan", dwl 536 Minna
Kennedy Daniel, bookkeeper D. B. Magee
Kennedy Daniel, expresswagon, NE cor Market and Ma-
son", dwl -213 Perry
Kennedy Daniel, foundryman, dwl 77 Everett
Kennedy Daiid, engineer steam tugboat Joseph Red-
mond
Kennedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and
Octavia
Kennedy Dennis, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Kennedy Dennis, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwi
127 "Oak ., , .
KENNEDY EDMOXD C, importer carpets, odcloths,
etc., 215 and 217 Bush and 715 Market, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel , , ,_,,
Kennedy Edward, hamcssmaker John OKane, dwl 22,
Second ^ . ,,.„
Kennedy Edward (Estate of), office Genesee Flourmg Mills,
N sGold bet Montgomery- and Sansom
Kennedy Edward, laborer Palace Hotel
Kennedy Edw-ard merchant toilor, 505 California, dwl S^\
cor "Twenty-third and Howard
Kennedy Eliza" (widow), dwl 1213 Clay
Kenned"v Elizabeth (widow), seamstress, dw! 15 Second
Kenned"y Francis, boarding, 26 Jessie
Kennedy FYank, attorney at law, office 604 Merchant, dwl
619 Stevenson
Kennedy George {Kennedy <t Or/iteie). dwl 542 Natoma
Kenned"y George, clerk, dwi 793 Mission
Kennedy George B., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Granada,
dwl" 9 Garden
Kennedy H., calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kenned'v Henn'. dwl 305 Minna
Keuned'v Hugh", blacksmith, dwl 319 Clementina
Kennedy Humphrey, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Po.
trero
Kennedy James, blacksmith, dwi 527 Seventeenth
Kenned"y James, bricklayer, dwi 1S21 Sacramento
Kennedy James, brickmason, dwi 214 First
Kennedy James, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kennedy James, driver Mason's Brewery, dwl 429 Fran-
cisco
Kennedy James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 20
Moss
Kennedy James, expressman, junction Dnmun and Mar-
ket, dwl NE cor Ellis and De\isadero
Kennedy James, horsetrainer Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
Kennedy James, laborer, dwi 112 Clinton
Kennedy James, laborer, dwi 304 Beale
Kennedy James, laborer Broadway Bonded Warehouse,
dwi" 63 Minna
Kennedy James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Kennedy James, mason Palace Hotel
Kennedy James, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwi S
Dale
Kennedy James, seaman, dwi 35 Pacific
Kennedy James, shoemaker S. W.Rosenstock & Co., dwl
49 Natoma
Kennedy James, stableman Mason's Brewery, dwl 11'23
Stockton , , .,„
bookkeeper William Deacon, dwl 520
Kennedy James A. ,
Howard
Kennedy James C.
hama
Kennedy James E.,
Montgomerj'
Kennedy James F.
Stevenson
Kennedy James K., shipcarpcnter, dwi 267 Clara
(J. C. Kennedy i- Co.), dwl 434 Te-
bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1014
, horseshoer Pierre Bonis, dwl 214
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New Yorls
p. VAK SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 71S Kearny, Established 1862.
Ki:\NEI>¥ J.OIES S„ mining secretarj', office 43
iltrchants' Exchange, dwl 340 Thirteenth
IvLiinedv James S. Jr., workman Assayer'e Department
U. S. Mint, dwl 340 Thirteenth
BvE-VXEDY J. 1', Al'O, (.C. A. Kellogg), Eureka Shod-
dy Mills, sot) Fourth
KLnnedy Jeremiah (i-Yam^a/t tfc ff.). d^l NW cor Front
and Pacific
Ivrnnedy J. H., machinist, dwl 254 Tehama
IvLimedy J. H., stevedore, dwl 700 Front
KLiinody J. 0. B., producedealer, dwl Morton House
)\Limedy Julm, carpenter, dwl U Cushman
k^nnedy John, expresswagon, cor Market and Drumm
Kennedy John, fireman, dwl 123 Welsh
Kennedy John, fireman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm New-
bern, Folsom St. Wharf
Kennedy John, foreman smelter Selby's Smelting Works,
dwl 1205 Union
Kennedy Jolm, laborer Palace Hotel
Kennedy John, milkranch, N s PomtLobos Road nr First
Av
Kennedy John, painter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl
"251 Clementina
Kennedy John, plasterer, dwl 313 Bryant
Kennedy John, porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl 1313
Devisadero
Kennedy John, shoemaker T. J. Broderick, dwl 279 Minna
Kennedy John, stevedore, dwl N s Green bet Battery and
Sansoni
Kennedy John A., liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Steuart, dwl 207 Clara
Kennedy John E., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 811
Stockton
Kennedy John E., pattenmiaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 230 Perry
Kennedy John F., painter, 115 Jessie (a7id Morris^ Schwab
cL- Co.), dwl H05 Folsom
Kennedy Joseph, blacksmith William F. Palmer
Kennedy Joseph, hairdresser Stephen G. Brown, dwl 512
Geary
Kenuedy'Joseph, laborer, dwl N s Seventeenth Av nr R,
South S. F.
Kennedy Joseph, milkman John Doren, dwl Kosciusko
nr Cortland Av, S s Bemal Heights
Kennedy Joseph A., carpenter, dwl 33*5 Natoma
Kennedy Kate (vsiduw), dwl 018 Natoma
Kennedy Kate Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1213 Clay
Kennedy Lawrence, laborer, dwl 22S Main
Kennedy L. W., secretary' Cal. Investment and Trust Co.,
office 410^ California, res Oakland
Kemiedy M., shoemaker Alms House, Ocean House Road
Keimedy Maggie Mi^s, chambermaid International Hotel
Kennedy Maggie Miss, cigurmaker, dwl SW cor Green-
wieh and Sansom
Kennedy Margaret Miss {Kennedy <!■ McGruder), 62 Third
Kennedy Marietta, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
cor Larkin and McAllister
Kennedy Martin, stonemason, dwl 11^ Freelon
Kennedy Martin J., signpainter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
3 Zoe PI
Kennedy Matthew, cooper John Breen, dwl 31S Davis
Kennedy Matthew G., president Northern Pacific Coal
Mining Co., olfice 50 Mont Block, dwl 1027 Market
Kennedy Michael, patternmaker Union Iron Works
Kennedy Morris, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Kennedy Morris, shoemaker, dwl 11 Louisa, rear
Kennedy Ne\rton, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 313 Bryant
Kennedy, O'Neill &. Brennan (Philip Kennedy, Thvuuis
O'A eill, and John Brennan), dry goods, 110 and lia
Third
Kennedy P., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Kennedy Patrick, dra^nnan, dwl 12 Chesley
Kennedy Patrick, gardener Woodward's Gardens, dwl 30
First Av nr Fourteenth
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, dwl ISIO Market
Kennedy Patrick, laborer Charles L. TUden, dwl 5 Miller
PI
Kennedy Patrick, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Kennedy Patrick, marblecutter Edward McGrath, dwl 614
Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, molder, dwl 52 Minna
Kennedy Patrick, plasterer, dwl 32 Moss
Kennedy Patrick, porter Calilomia Furniture Mauufact-
uruig Co., dwl Salmon nr Green
Kennedy Patrick, pressman Morning Call, dwl 514 How
KE>.\E1>Y F. IS., dry goods, 23ii Kearny, dwl 02d Ellis
Kemiedy Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
Kennedy Peter J., dwl 1810 Sacramento
Kennedy Philip (Kennedy, O'Neill d- Brennari), dwl 118
Third
Kennedy R. D., helper D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 424
Sansom
Kennedy Richard, hostler, dwl 630 Mission
Kennedy Richard T., salesman Kerby, BjTne & Co., dwl
337 Jessie
Kennedy Thomas, dwl 1311 Devisadero
Kennedy Thomas, cai-penter, dwl SW cor McAllister and
Larkin
Kennedy Thomas, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, dwl 12 Clinton
Kennedy Thomas, marblecutter, dwl 014 Natoma
Kemiedy Thomas, seaman, dwl S s Pine bet Scott and
Devisadero
Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 6 Cushman
Kennedy Thomas, special pohceman, dwl 508 ValJejo
Kennedy Thomas II. (Kennedy it Durr), dwl S s Ridley
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Kennedy Timothy J., cook Vizini & Co., dwl 359 Minna
Kennedy Walter B., compositor, dwl 730 Green
Kennedy William, cariJenter, dwl 219 Green
Kennedy William, clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 434
Tehama
Kennedy William, mattressmaker Frederick Hufschmidt,
dwl 307 Stevenson
Kennedy William, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 11
Freelon
Kennedy William, salesman M. Guerin, dwl 78 Natoma
Kennedy William, wheelwright John W. Farran, dwl SE
cor Diamond and Seventeenth
Kemiedy WiUiam L., printer, dwl 241 Minna
Kennedy & Durr (I'hotnas 11. Kennedy and John Durr),
dry goods, 108 and 110 Third
Kennedy & McGruder (Miss Margaret Kennedy and Mrs.
Kate McWruder), millinery, 62 Third
Kennedy & Ogilvie (Weurge Kennedy and Robert Ogilvie),
carpentei-s and builders, 452 Stevenson
Kenneel Miss, dressmaker, dwl 732 Howard
Kemieel Miss, dressmaker, dwl 761 Mission
Kennelly David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Zoe and
Welsh
Kennelly Edward, miner, dwl 1010 Filbert
Kennelly John, laborer, dwl 840 Market
Kennelly Patrick (Kennelly tt Sullivan), dwl 529 Mission,
rear
Kennelly William C, dwl 21 Rausch, rear
Kennelly is, Sullivan (Patrick Ken/ielly and Florence
Sullioan), blacksmiths, S s Market bet Seventh and
Eighth
Kennen J. G., physician, office and dwl 629 Clay
Kennerson Elisha, carrier Alta, Exammer, and Evening
Bulletin, dwl N s Union bet Franklin and Gough
Keimtth Christopher B., assistant librarian Yomig Men's
Christian Assn, dwl 232 Sutter
Kennett William, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*8
Wharf, dwl 708 Folsom
Kenney Aimie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 619 Broadway
Kemiey Augustus R., clerk, dwl 26.^ Kearny
Kenney Bamier, currier Simon Hoffman &i Co., dwl 241
Perry
Kenney Barney (McKittrick & K.), dwl 1052 Howard
Kenney Catharine Miss, tailoress Morris Wolf, dwl 23
Park Av
Kenney Charles A., stockbroker, oflBce 411 California, dwl
615 Lombard
Kenney Dennis, carrier Morning Call, dwl 1701 Dupont
Kenney Edmund, street contractor, dwl N 8 Washington
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Kenney Edward, carpenter, dwl 509 Hyde
Kenney Edward, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl 515 Taylor
Kenney Elizabeth (\\'idow), dressmaker, dwl UlU Broadway
Kenney George G., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 1703 Oc-
tavia
Kenney Isaac A., broker, dwl 402 Geary
Kenney James, dwl 153 Third
Kenney James, meiter S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 657 Minna
Kenney James Mrs., lodgings, 153 Third
Kenney .James J., supervisor Third Ward, dwl 503 Kearny
Kenney John, bricklayer, dwl 1221 Geary
Kenney John, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 72 Tehama
Kenney Jolm, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1418 Powell
Kenney John, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
Kenney John, shoemaker, 2 Tjier
Kenney John, viuegarmaker H. C. Schammel, dwl 60S
Lombard
Kenney John, waiter stm Orizaba
Kenney John S., roofer, dwl 1055 Market
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Kenney Kate Miss, chambemiaid Mrs. M. T. Thompsun,
dwl 534 Bush
Kenney Lawrence, cutter Neville &Co., dwl 1311 Bd\vy
Kenney Mari,niret (wid-'w), du'l f.Oli Minna
Kenney Martin {Kvnii.->f ^t- nrannnn.), dwl 74S Minna
Kenney Mary Miss, dressnraker Mrs. Anna Pape, dwl 72
Tehama
Kenney Michael, dwl 23 Park Av
Kenney Michael, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Alabama and
Harrison
Kenney Michael, bootmaker Henry Newdorfer, dwl 59
Shiiilev
Kenney Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
KenneV Micliael, laborer, dwl 12 Tehama
KenneV Michael, watchman Spring Valley "Water Works,
d\vl 1022 Pacific
Kenney Owen, porter Occidental Hotel, dwl 151 Tehama
Kenney Patrick, shoemaker, '235 Jackson, dwl 9'21 Har
Kenney Patrick, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 520 Oak
Kenney Thomas, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl 242
Filth , ^^
Kenney Thomas, laborer Gallagher & Welch, dwl N s
Chestnut bet Scott and Devisadero
Kenney Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Kenney Thomas, painter, dwl 221 Ritch
Kenney Thomas, planer Kragen & Co., res Oakland
Keimey William, barkeeper Edward Connolley, dwl 116
Leidesdorff
Kenney William, expresswagon, cor Ellis and Market,
dwl SW cor Guerrero and Twenty-sixth
Kenney William J., carpenter, dwl 509 Hyde
Kenney & Brannan {3Iartiii Kenney and Thomas Bran-
nan), wood and coal, llGl Howard
Kenney. See Kenny
Kennifl Andrew D., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co.,
dwl 1417 Mason
Kenniff Jeremiah, gilder, dwl 51 Natoma
Kennin James W., salesman Murphy Brothers
Kenning William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 809
Mission
Kennison A. C, milkman, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty -ninth
Kennison see Kennerson
Kennovan Martin, printer, dwl 223 Fifth
Kenny , machinist Union Iron Works
Kenny A. E., dwl 719 Shotwell
Kenny Bernard, currier, dwl 241 Periy
Kenny Cornelius, blacksmith, dwl 1206 Montgomery
Kenny F. G., dwl 619 Pine
Kenny Frank, laundr\'man, dwl 630 Brannan
Kenny George L., chief Otticial Department A. L. Ban-
croft &. Co., dwl 403 Van Ness Av
Kenny James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl W s
Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kenny James, gasfitter, dwl 214 Broadway
Kenny James, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Kenny John, blacksmith, dwl 2005 Mission
Kenny John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Potrero
Point
Kenny John, machinist, dwl 930 Harrison
Kenny John, milkman. Point Lobos
Kenny John, salesman, dwl 227 Second
Kenny John, wholesale wines and liquors, 515 Fi'ont, dwl
NW cor Yolo and Nebraska
Kenny John S. {Kenny tCr Sheahan), dwl 914 Market
Kenny John W., engineer, dwl 1322 Jackson
Kenny Julia Mrs., dwl 1022 Pacific
Kenny Kearn {Kenny d: Vati Dxisen), dwl 373 Jesssie
Kenny L., stevedore A. C. Freese
Kenny Marj- (widow), dwl 9 Langton, rear
Kenny Michael J., framemaker, dwl 373 Jessie
Kenny Patrick, dwl 23^ Minna, rear
Kenny Patrick, bookkeeper, dwl 1317 Jackson, rear
Kenny Patrick, laborer, dwl 437 Vallejo
Kenny Thomas, laborer, dwl 73 Jessie
Kenny Thomas, laborer Fort Point
Kenny W., hostler City R. R.
Kenny Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Vallejo and Sansom
Kenny William, teamster Smith, Cutter Si, Co., 304 Davis
Kenny « Sheahan {JohnS. Kenny and Morris Sheahan),
merchant tailore, 24 Third
Kenny & Van Dusen {Kearn Kenny and John Van Du~
sen), real-estate and general business agents, 426
Kearny
Kenny. Sec Kenney
Keuscber F., special policeman, dwl 6 Medau PI
Kcnslcy John, seaman, dwl 318 Main, rear
Kensy R., deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland Forry
Kent Edwin, janitor 315 California, dwl 1000 Jones
Kent F. Louis, clerk Kimball Mauuf. Co., dwl Frank's
Building Brenham PI
Kent Florence Miss, actress, dwl 703 Market
Kent Henrj' S., baggage agent Pacific Transfer Co., dwl
32 Langton
Kent James, wiper Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Kent John Henry (colored), bootblack, cor Market and
Sutter, dwl 2lj Dupont
Kent Keith C, assistant nurse Home of the Inebriate, NE
cor Stockton and Chestnut
Kent Mariner J., workman Ed\\in Falkingham, dwl Over-
land House
Kent Perez {Kent ct- Carter), dwl 933 Market
Kent Richard, painter, dwl E s Larkiu bet Beach and
Jefferyon
Kent Richard F., stockbroker, 404 Mont, res Oakland
KE\T SAMUEL H., superintendent public streets
and highways, office basement City Hall cor Mer-
chantand Dunbar Alley, dwl 711 Leavenworth
Kent Thaddeus B., bookkeeper Maurice Dore & Co., dwl
1206 Market
Kent Thomas {Learnan <t- K.), dwl 25S Third
Kent Thomas, dwl 1114 Market
Kent William C, office 408 California room 1
Kent William Vivian, bookkeeper Cameron & Hull, dwl 3
Martha PI
Kent W. J., publisher, dwl 533 Sacramento
Kent & Carter {Perez Kent and Thomas S. Carter), gen-
ei-al sewing-machine agents, 933 Market
Kentfield Edward, clerk John Kentfield & Co., dwl 333
Fremont
Kentfield George, master mariner, dwl 1114 Market
Kentfield John {John Kentfield .1- Co.), dwl 333 Fremont
KE^TFIELO JOIIK A CO. {Charles Nelson), lum-
ber, Pier 9 Steuart
Kentley Susan (widow), dressmaker, dwl S s Nineteenth
bet Howard and Shotwell
Kenton Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Kentuck Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 419 Califor-
nia room 4
Kentuck Qiucksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), of-
fice 330 Pine room 28
Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office
513 California
Kentzel James W., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co. and
hoseman Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D., dwl 1217 Pacific
Kentzel Williani H., captain Harbor Police, dwl 1317
Broadway
Kenworthy Mark, shearer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorj',
dwl cor North Point and Larkin
Kenvon Curtis G., physician St. Mai-y*9 Hospital
Kenyon Wapie M., salesman John G. Hodge & Co., dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kenzie Daniel, carpenter, dwl 466 Minna
Keoerleber Frederick, butcher F. Hausler & Co., dwl 513
Keogh John, upholsterers' goods, 573 Mission, dwl 2512
Clay
Keogh Timothy, clerk Grand Hotel, dwl 424 Shipley
Keon Charles, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 926 Folsom
Keopp Adolph, salesman, dwl 122 Taylor
Keough Cornelius, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 69
Water
Keough Eleanor Miss, assistant matron Protestant Or-
phan Asylum, dwl W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Keough Jauies, expressman, cor Californiii and Kearny,
dwl SE cor Quinn and Guerrero
Keough John, butcher, dwl N a Sixteenth nr Dolores
Keough John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Keough Patrick, expressman, SW cor Pacific and Davis,
dwl 69 Water
Kerby, BjTne & Co. (nmv Byrne, Landers & Byrne),
dry goods, 7 Montg-omery
Kerbv Mary Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 1410 Folsom
Kerby Michael, hostler, dwl 63 Clementina
Kerby Thomas, proprietor Sierra Nevada Lodgings, 528
Pacific
Kerby. See Kirby
Kercheval Robert, bookkeeper Odd Fellows* Savings
Bank, dwl 208 Jones
Kerhlein Francisco, engraver, dwl W s Leavenworth bet
Bav and North Point
Kerhlein Peter, printer, dwl W s Leavenworth bet Bay
and North Point
Kerhlein Valentin, real estate, dwl W s Leavenworth bet
Bay and North Point
Kerkel Gustav, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Kerlin Edward (Eerlin it Hassard), dwl 702 Jones
Kerlin Rebecai Mrs., fancy goods, 114 Second
Kerlin & Hassard (Edward Eerlin and liichard Han-
sard), fruits and vegetables, 31) and 49 Centre Market
Kerline Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 517 Mission
Kerlingcr J. M., carpenter Palace Hot-el
Kerniode Edward, carpenter Palace Hotel
Kern Albert, bluckiiniitb H. M. Black & Co., dwl Bush
bet Fillmore and \Vebi.ter
Kem Benjamin F., ^'lassbluwer, dwl 442 Second
Kem Frederick, jeweler Josei>h Hahn, dwl 933 Kearny
Kern John, laborer, dwl cor Sansi^tm and Broadway
Kern Julius, butcher, dwl N s T\velfth Av nr P, South
S. F.
Kem Julius, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Eleventh
Av, South S. F.
Kern Samuel, boilermaker, dwl 416 Green
Kern Thomas, boilermaker, dwl N s Seventeenth Av nr
R, South S. F.
Remaghan John, laborer Pacific Rolhng Mills, dwl cor
Sierra aiid Limisiana
Keman Amelia Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
501 Stevenson
Keman Charles, clerk Christian Muller, dwl 931^ Howard
Keman Edward A., varnisher W. J. T. Palmer ii Co., dwl
218 Minna
Keman Francis, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 639 Stev
Kernim Ji_'hn C, compositor, dwl 218 Minna
Keman Mollie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 55S^ Natoma
Kemer Henry, carpetlayer Charles M. Plum i: Co. , dwl
504 Minna
Kerner Martin, barber, dwl 521 Geary
Kemer Peter, cai-jienter, 114 Jessie, dwl 639J Stevenson
Kemey , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Kemey T., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kemey William, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Harrison bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kemiff Jeremiah, frame ornamenter S. & fi. Gump, dwl
421 Bush
Kerns Arminius, compositor Morning Call, dwl 765 How
Kerns Charles, ciirpenter, dwl 1316 Sacramento
Kerns James, cook, dwl 50 Everett
Kerns John B., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Va-
lencia
Kerns M., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Kerns Matthew, laborer, dwl 159 Shipley
Kerns Samuel, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kerns see Kearns
Kemsteiu C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 32 Natoma
Kerr Andrew, foreman R. D. Chandler, dwl 1555 Kearny
Kerr C. & Co. {John Funk), wholesale butchers, S s First
Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., otfice 240 Montgomery
Kerr Charles (C. Kerr <t Co.), dwl 305 Van Ness Av
Kerr Charles, cooper, dwl 713 Clementina
Kerr David (Kerr ttr Goodrich), dwl 303 Oak
Kerr Edward, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills
Kerr E. M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Kerr J., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kerr James, machinist stm Clinton, Da\is St. ^NTiarf
Kerr James A., professor music, dwl Revere House NW
cor Fourth and Mission
Kerr James H., student Heald's Business College
Kerr James L. (Stei-jer d- E.), res Grass Valley
Kerr James P., clerk Morning Call, dwl 215 Shotwell
Kerr James W., machinist, dwl 1419 Ke;xmy
Kerr John, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 11 Verona
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Kerr Jolm, cooper, dwl 109 Eighth
Kerr Juhu, hackman, Plaza
Kerr John, paut^\^nan New York Bakery
Kerr John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
511 Howard
Kerr John, steward John J. Hardy, dwl 240 Jessie
Kerr J. W., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Kerr Martin, clerk What Cheer House
Kerr Matthew (DoniwlUj A: A'.), dwl 19 Clara
Kerr S. R., bookkeeper William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Kerr Thomas, clerk Parrutt &, Co., dwl Revere House
Kerr Thi:)mas, laborer, dwl 170 Fourteenth
Kerr Thomas H., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl Re-
vere House
Kerr W. , merchant, dwl Russ House
Kerr Walter M., assistant engineer Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 128 Pine
Kerr AVilliara, engineer stm Clinton
Kerr William, teamster, office and dwl 903 Battery
Kerr William J., driver Market St. R. R., dwl 529 Valencia
Kerr William J., engineer, dwl 1419 Kearny
Kerr William R., cooper, dwl 713 Clementina
Kerr & Goodrich (David Eerr and J. H. Goodticli), car-
riage, wagon, and tmck manufacturers, 47 and 49
Beale
Kerrell Christ, laborer, dwl NE cor Bartlett and Twenty-
second
Kerrick W., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf
KeiTigan Charles, clerk Egerton, Allen & Co.. dwl 109
Ellis
Kerrigan Da\dd, barkeeper A. McLeod, dwl 109 Dupont
Kerrigan David, extraman Hose No. 5 S. F. F. D.
Kerrigan Dennis, laborer, dwl 617 Da\is
Kerrigan Edward, dwl 041 Stevenson
Kerrigan Edward, painter, dwl 1S14 Hyde
Kerrigan J., painter Palace Hotel
Kerrigan James, bakery and vegetables, SW cor Natoma
and Eighth
Kerrigan James, laborer, dwl 43 Natoma
Kerrigan James G., bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co. , dwl 9 Minna
Kerrigan James J., marblecutter Holmes & Dawson, dwl
NE cor Haight and Webster
Kerrigan John, butcher, dwl 107 Perry
Kerrigan John, laborer, dwl 48 Jessie
Kerrigan John, porter Mayor's Otfice, dwl 118 Ellis
Kerrigan Marj- (widow), dwl 1814 Hyde
Kerrigan Mary Mrs., dwl 109 Minna
Kerrigan Mary, domestic, dwl 004 Sutter
Kerrigan Michael, barkeeper John McGonigle, dwl 127
Beale
Kerrigan Michael, tailor N. Sweeny, dwl 109 Minna
Kerrigan Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Kerrigan Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 29 De Boom
Kerrigan Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock &, Oo. dwl
25^ Ritch
Kerrigan William, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Point
LoboB Road nr First Av
Kerrins Christopher, distiller, dwl 1419 Folsom
Kerrins M., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Kerrison Edmmid, porter Union Pacific Salt Co., dwl S s
Ser])entine Av bet Folsom and Harrison
Kerrison GetTge G., broker, dwl 721 Green
Kerrison Robert E., dwl S s Serpentine Av bet Folsom
and Harrison
Kerrison Robert J., plumber New U. S. Marine Hospital,
dwl 19 Moss ■
Kerrison William H. driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl SE
cor Jones and Vallejo
Kerruish Edward, shipwright, dwl S s Twentieth nr Guer-
rero
Kerruish Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Kerry Peter, bricklayer, dwl E s Jersej' bet Church and
Vicksburg
Kersel William, cooper, dwl 735 Brannan
Kersell Adam, teamster Frederick P. Belcher, dwl 1015
Union
Kersell Alexander, teamster Frederick P. Belcher, dwl
1015 Union
Kersell James, teamster Frederick P. Belcher, dwl 1015
Union
Kersey Le\'i C, gunsmith Clabrough & Brothers, dwl 1211
Clay
Kersh Adam, maltster, dwl 446 Brannan
Kershaw Henry J., gardener, dwl 964 Vallejo
Kershaw Marsden, coal, 17 and 19 Spear, dwl S 8 Twenty-
first bet Guerrero and Dolores
Kershaw William, student Heald's Business College
Kersten H. F., carpenter, dwl 429 Bush
Kertell Charles, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Kervan Ida M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, dwl 611 Powell
Ken-an Thomas L., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl 611
Powell
Ker\ick James, boilermaker, dwl 555 Mission
Kerwin Ann (widow), dwl 5 Jansen
Kerwin James, liquor saloon, 650 Washington, dwl 832
Vallejo
Kerwui Kate (widow), dwl SE cor Francisco and Dupont
Kenvin Patrick, gardener, dwl 043 Post
Kerwin Patrick, laborer, dwl 60 First
Keser Da\id J., compositor Morning Call, dwl 408 Fourth
Keser Frederick H. (Barber d; A'.), dwl 305 Minna
Keser Louis, clothing and furnishing goods, 934 Market
Kessak George, hostler 921 Sutter
Kesseler Francis (J. tt- F. Kesscler), dwl E a Brj'ant bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kesseler J. & F., marble works, 5 and 7 Tavlor
Kesseler Joseph (J. <i- F. Kesseler), dwl 5 Taylor
Kesseler Joseph, bra^sfinisher, dwl E 8 Florida bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
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Kcssing Juhn B., dwl 428 Broadway
Kessiiig John P., boardiii(j stable, S 8 Twenty-first bet
Howard and Shotwell, Uwl E s How nr Twenty-first
Kessing Julm H., fish, 79 California Market and? Clay St.
Market, dwl 9ij3 Harrison
Kessler Augustus, barkeeper J. A. Lukin, dwl 018 Cal
Kessler Charles, teacher music, dwl 839 Mission
Kcssley Maria, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kessis August, professor music, dwl 325 Sixth
Kessteller , machinist Union Iron Works
Kestel J. A. A., hatter J. C. Meusdorffer & Brother, dwl
5la Bush
Kester Levi B. (McMUlen & K.), res Oakland Pomt
Keteham J. F., cashier Cal. Union Pac. K. R., office
Broadway Wliarf, dwl 207 Powell
Ketchen J. E., rubber-stamp manufacturer, 608 Market,
dwl 005 Pine
Ketchlock Michael, laborer, dwl 321 Eighth
Ketchum Frank, plaster decorator Samuel Kellett, dwl
443 Natoma, rear
Ketchimi W. W., carpenter and contractor, cor Montgom-
ery Av and Kearny, dwl 310 O'Farrell
Ketels Conrad, weigher Charles Kimball, dwl 407 Pacific
Ketels John P., farjuer, dwl 10 Berry
Ketney , stevedore Menzies <S Bingham
Keton Samuel, plasterer, dwl 753 Howard
Ketscher Gustavo, machinist, dwl 13 First
Kettell , seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
KETTELL TIIO.HAS P., editor Alta California, office
520 California, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kettle George P., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Kcttlewel! Joseph A., clerk Nolan Bros., dwl 12 Hubbard
Kettny David, shoemaker, 223 Pacific
Kcucliler Martin, cabinetmaker Massey & Yung, dwl 651
Sacramento
Keuncoeck David, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsy
Keuscher Frederick, special policeman, dwl 1010 Dupont,
rear
Kcvenov Tliomas, weigher John Hooper, dwl 30 Natoma
Kewin William (Uuitn tt K.), dwl 17 First Av
Ivey David, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Key West S; Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 635 Kear
Keyes Annie (Misses Keyes), dwl 743 Pine
Keyes Arthur T., butcher O. H. Keyes, dwl 624 Turk
Keyes Bina (Misses Keyes), dwl 743 Pine
Keyes Elijah B., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 44
Zoe
Keyes Henry, booklteeper H. K. Cumminga & Co., dwl
540 Howard
Keyes Joseph W., bricklayer, dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-si.vth
Keyes Marion Miss, dwl 914 Stockton
Keyes Misses {liiiia and Annie), milliners, 19 Post
Keyes Oliver, cooper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 32 Stanley
Kli'KE!* OlCliO.'V H., market, 50 Steuart, dwl 001 Van
Ness Av
Keyes Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
Keyes Patrick, laborer, dwl 102 Freelon
Kevs Gilbert S. (A. B. Ross dt Co.), dwl Glen Park Av nr
' Twelfth
Keys Jane (widow), dwl 703 Montgomery
Keys Rosa Miss, bookbinder A. J. Leary, dwl 708 Mont-
" gomery
Keys Rosanna (widow), dwl 112 Hayes
Keys Theresa Miss, bookbinder A. J. Leary, dwl 708
Montgomery
Keyser Ferdinand, driver William Baker, dwl NE cor Clay
tmd Maaon
Keyser Frederick, barber, dwl 305 Minna
Keyser Frederick, barkeeper Henry Grimm, dwl 1426 Pac
Keyser Henry, watchman Towiisend St Depot, Central
Pacific r". R., dwl lOJ Bluxome
Keyser Jacob K., carpenter dwl S s Sixteenth Av bet P
and <l, South S. F.
Keyser John, carrier Morning Call, dwl 1216 Pacific
Keyiier Paul, bookkeeper Adam Booth & Co., dwl 15 Hyde
Keyser Kufus (Adam Douth i Co.), dwl 34 Page
Keyser S., painter Palace Hotel
Keyser William L., policeman City Hall, dwl 20 Prospect
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Keyston James W. (S. it J. W. K^yston), dwl W s Church
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Keyston S. & J. W., proprietors Keystone Whip Factory,
2629 Mission
Keyston Samuel (5. & J. W. Keyston), dwl W s Church
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty.eighth
Keyston William D., whipmaker S. & J. W. Keyston, dwl
2029 Mission
Keystone Consolidated Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),
office 419 California room 4
Keystone House, Frank Nicolaysen proprietor, 127 and
129 Jackson
Keystone Nos. 1 and 2 Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ari-
zona), office 330 Pine
Keyst<jne Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo Co.,
Cal.), office 316 California
Keystone Whip Factory, S. & J. W. Keyston proprietors,
" 2629 Mission
Keyt & Co. (Estate of A. C), general advertising agents
and billposters, 506 Commercial
Kezzlar Jacob, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 637
Broadway
Kheo John, upholsterer, dwl 102 Mason
KIBIBE II. <'., mining secretary, office 419 California,
dwl 110 Powell
Kibbe MUlard (Adam <t K.), dwl 1112 Powell
Kibbe Theodore C, mining secretary, office 419 California
room 27, dwl Lick House
Kibbe Thomas R., physician, office and dwl 1007 Market
Kick Adolphus, locksmith William Harris, dwl 18 Pierce
Kiclard George, boxmaker, dwl 539 Market
Kidd Alexander, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 734J
Howard
Kidd Alexander, musician, dwl 810 Union
Kidd Alexander Jr., musician Maguire's New Theater,
dwl 704 Union
Kidd David, engineer Union Iron Works, dwl 39 Clem
Kidd David, patternmaker, dwl 523 Howard
Kidd George, laborer, dwl 527 Mission
Kidd George W, , capitalist, office 401 California room 9,
dwl 603 Sutter
Kidd George W., laborer Palace Hotel
Kidd James, musician, dwl 240 Taylor
Kidd John, woolgrader Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl 574
Bryant
Kidd Rebecca Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl N b McAllister nr
Octavia
Kidd Thomas B. G., miller, dwl 636 Commercial
Kidd William, dwl 205 Second
Kidd William, president Longshoremen's Benev. Soc.,
dwl 331 Beale
Kidde L., lather Palace Hot«l
Kidder George E., freight clerk S. S. Great Republic, dwl
62 South Park
Kidder I. D., blacksmith, dwl 515 Filbert
Kidder Sarah Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum,
dwl W 8 Laguna bet Haight and Weller
Kidney James, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl Quincy
House
Kie Wo (Chinese), emplo.nnent office, 614 Jackson
Kieber Christian, steward stm San Joaquin, Jackson St.
Wharf
Kieber Joseph, tailor, 734 Montgomery
Kief Daniel, molder, dwl 4 Natoma
Kief John, shoemaker, dwl 34 Natoma
Kiefer Alois, laborer S. Lachman & Co.
Kiefer John, hairdresser H. W. Stable, dwl 310 Sutter
Kiefer Otto W. dwl 629 Clay
Kiefer Phillip, hairdresser Bross & Co.
Kiefer Theodore, hairdresser Joseph Aaron, dwl 460 Sixth
Kiefer. See Keefer
Kiehl Charles, messboy Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbem,
Folsom St. \Vharf
Kiehl Gottefried, porter Dakin & Libbey, dwl SW cor
Steuart and Market
Kiehn August, longshoreman, dwl 747 Brannan
Kiel H., laborer Hotel Rhein
Kielberg John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Kielberg Olif, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Kiely Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kiemann George, musician, dwl 630 Green
Kieme Gustavo Rev., pastor Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Church, dwl 620 Post
Kieme Henry G., teacher German University College
Kier Eniest," waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 223 Kearny
Kierman Michael, machinist, dwl Columbia bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Kiemal John, cooper, dwl 1022 Folsom
Kiernan , dwl 910 Stockton
Kiernan Bridget (widow), dwl S s Tyler bet Scott and
Devisadero
Kiernan Catharine Mrs., dwl 446 Clementina, rear
Kiernan Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-fifth bet
Diamond and Douglas
Kiernan Charles W., fruits, 129 Eleventh
Kiernan James, laborer Palace Hotel
Kiernan James, teamster Elliot & Bro., dwl 649 Stev
MORGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
D. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1S62.
Kieman John {Murray tt K.), dwl NE cor Second and
Brannaa
Kieman John, laborer, dwl 62*2 Natoraa
Kieman John, waiter Nucleus Hoxjse
Kieman Jolin, waterman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Kieman Michael, machinist Jame3 L. Hicks, dwl 931J-
Howard
Kieman Patrick, laborer, dwl Natonm bet Seventh and
Eighth
Kieman Patrick, plasterer dwl Golden Eag-le Hotel
Kieman Peter, salesman Morlson, Harrison & Ck)., dwl
3'1d Clementina
Kieman Philip (Stryker i- Co.), dwl 513 Howard
Kieman Thomas, bootmaker, 350 Fourth
Kieman Thomas, stonecutter William Mathews, dwl NE
cor McAllister and Devisadero
Kieman Thomas J. {Connolly a; K.\ dwl 916 Stockton
Kieman WilHam Francis, clerk, dwl 931^^ Howard
Kiemey T. , laborer Palace Hotel
Kierski John, salesman Lesser Leszynsky, dwl 329 Minna
Kieschlaw Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Kiesel l*r<>sper, painter, dwl 725 Nat<)ma
Kiesendahl Emil, bootmaker A. Koeaig, dwl 514 Oak
Kieske Joseph, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Kieaier Conrad, folder Occidental Laundry
Kiesler Gusta^nis, painter, dwl 429 Bush
Kiesling Charles A., barkeeper Geoi^'-e Westlake, dwl 14
Cleaveland
Kihlmeyer Jacob, liquor saloon, dwl S35 Pacific
Kihn Carl, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Kihn Herman, captain schr Golden Rule, dwl 241 Fre-
mont
Kilberg John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Kilbom John H., fireman, dwl -149 First
Kilboume George O., dwl 623 Larkin
Kilbride Owen, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Kilbum Carroll, salesman John L. Hall, dwl 245 Second
Kilby James, stableman S. A. Winall, dwl 15 Stevenson
Kilcommon Daniel, horseshoer Timothy F. Misgill, dwl
755 Howard
Kilcullen Owen, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N 8
Shasta nr Michigan
Kildare James, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pa-
cific R. R.
Kilday Frank, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 933 Sac
Jiilday James, steward Russ House, dwl 130 Shipley
I'ildav Michael {Kilday cfc Lang), dwl SE cor Howard and
Fourth
Kilday Michael, boicmaker, dwl 23 Hunt
Kilday William, laborer, dwl 23 Hunt
Kilday William, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and How
Kilday .i Lang {Michael Kilday and Janies Lang), liquor
saloon, SW cor Second and Mission
Kilduff Patrick, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
112(.> Broadway
Kilduff Thnmas J., cigarmaker, dwl 1186 Broadway
Kileher John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery
KiJey David, engineer Pacific Mall S. S. Great Republic,
dwl 36A Zoe
Kiley M., carpenter Wells Russell & Co. dwl 34 Tehama
Kiley Richard, laborer, dwl NW cor Bryant and Brj'ant
Av
Kiley William, lodgings, 4 Hardie PI
Kilgariff John F., boilermaker Risdonl. and L. Works,
dwl 315 Ritch
Kilgariff John F., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 2 Summer
Kilgariff P. J., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 2 Summer
Kilgour LaTSTence {Hill it- K.), dwl 1304 Post
Kilgour La^vrence J., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1304
Post
Kilham Horace, mining, dwl 130 Tjier
Kilian George, helper John R. Sims, dwl 814 Montgomery
Kill J., miller, dwl 533 Sacramento
KiUackey J., pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Killaue Frank, laborer, dwl 510 Sixth
Kilibride James, liquor saloon, SE cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Killeen Annie Miss, lodgings, 106 Minna
Killeen Charles, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Killeen Edward, proprietor Union House, 511 Mission
Kilieen HuLrh, plasterer, dwl 288 Union, rear
Killeen John, Itunberman, dwl NTtV cor Twenty-sixth and
Guerrero
Killeen Thomas, carriagevamisher, dwl NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Guerrero
KiUelay Mathew D., carpenter, dwl NW cor Chattanooga
and Twenty-fourth
Killelly James, laborer, dwl 411 Pacific
Killemede John, wheelwright Bernard Gallagher, dwl 242
Clara
Killenan Michael, shoemaker, dwl N sAsh Av bet Larkhi
and Polk
Killey Charles H., real estate, office 204 Montgomery, dwl
NW cor Webster and Union
Killiam , bricklayer, dwi 619 Larkin
KiJliam George, asphaltimiworker Larkin & Flaherty, dwl
1147 Howard
Killiam Geoi^e, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 73 Na-
toma
Killiam John, laborer, dwl 1131^ Folsom
Killiam Michael, waiter, dwl 639 Post, rear
Killigen Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl E s Tehama
bet Third and Fourth
Killilea Bernard, laundry, office 132J Fourth, dwl Brook
nr Market
Killilea Bryan Jr., clerk Contra Costa Laundry, dwl W s
Brooks bet Geary and Market
Killilea James, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Killillea Patrick, laborer, dwl 456 Minna
Killimeda John, carpenter, dwl 242 Clara
Killin John, laborer Pacific Rollintr Mills
Killip Jasper N. {Killip ti.- Co.), dwl 4Burritt
Killip & Co. {Jasper X. Killip, Harris R. Covey, and
Charles M. Chase), general auctioneers and pool sell-
ers, otfice 221 Bush
Killoran John, teamster, dwl 2610 Mission
Killpatrick Andrew, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Killpatrick Francis, tailor, dwl 29 Lafayette
Kilpack John, teamster cor Steuart and Market, dwl E b
Castro bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Kilpatrick David, ta.ilor John Kavanagh, dwl 625 Stev
Rilpatrick Da%id, waiter Grind Hotel
Kilroy Michael, cartman, dwl S Gilbert, rear
Rilroy Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Park
Kilroy Patrick, teamster Wakefield & Co., dwl 13 Ritch
Kilstrom Gustav Constantine, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Kilvert Joseph, carpenter Steed & Nash, dwl 207 Post
Kim John, coachman S. P. Collins, dwl SW cor Franklin
and Sacramento
Kim Limg & Co. (Chinese), drugs and dry goods, 728
Dupont
Kimball B. F., sewing machines, dwl Morton House
Kimball Charles, weigher, and foreman Engine No. 1 S.
F. F. D., dwl 925} WashingUm
Kimball Charles P., books and stationery, 513 Haye%, dw^l
N 8 Linden bet Octavia and Laguna
Kimball Charles W., carpenter, dwl Terminal Hotd
Kimball C. S., carpenter Palace Hotel
Kimball Emily C. Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl 413 Brannan
Kimball Frank, clerk, dwl 10 Powell
Kimball Frank, waiter, dwl 2S0 Jessie
Kimball George, laborer, dwl 609 Jackson
KUIISALL GEOKGE F. {Kimball Mam^actvring
Co.), dwl 220 Ellis
Kimball Hazen, vintner, dwl 1301 Mason
Kimball Uenry {Bartling <i- K.), dwl 600 Bush
Kimball John Rev. , pastor Congregational CburdK (Bed-
wood Citv), dwl 139 Fourth
Kimball Lizzie D. (%\idow), dwl 1713 Webster
KXUBALL MAMIFACTURIXCi CO, {George PiKim-
ball and Richard L. Ogden), carriage, car, and har-
ness manufacturers, SE cor Fourth and Silva-
Kimball Moses C, deputy superintendent streetB, dwl
1202 Pacific
Kimball Robert L, painter, dwl 1002 Minna
Kimball S. P., paperhanger George W. Clark, dwi Minna
nr Eleventh
Kimball Thomas B., foreman Code, Elfelt & Co.^ dwl 110
Keamv
Kimball Thomas D., calker, dwl 413 Brannan
K01B.4XL THOMAS I., mining secretary^ ofllce 409
California, dwl 314 Fremont
Kimball T. J., tailor, 5 Noble PI
Kimberlv B., dwl 746 Howard
Kimley Wallace, millman California Mills, dwl 13 Te-
hama
Kimme G., dwl iro Steuart
Kimmel John, chiropodist, and hairdresser, 231J Second
Kimpston W., clerk Occidental Hotel
Kin Nam & Co. (Chinese), crockerj-, 1003 Ehipont
Kinard C. E., driver Pacific Transf-ir Co.
Kincaid Henrj' B., carpenter Public School Department,
dwl 606 Third
Kincaid Isaac, carpenter Public School Department, dwl
356 Brannan
Kincaid John E , broker, dwl 2219 Pacific Av
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Kincaid M. W. Mrs., vice-principal South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl -2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Robert, (froceries and liquors, 49 Minna
Kincaid William, boilcnnaker, dwl 2731 Folsom
Kincaid William, laborer Kuowland & Doe, dwl 28 tied-
Kinwird Samuel, carpenter, dwl 11 Folsom Av
Kincan John, marblepoUsher J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 1112
Broadway
Kinchlev Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 617 Taylor
Kind Annie Misa, milliner Francis Kmd, dwl 607 onesi-
nut , , „ „
Kind Emanuel, clerk A. Maas & Co., dwl 7 Mason
Kind Francis A., milUner, 1022 Stockton, dwl 507 Chest-
Kind Henry W., assistant register clerk Fifteenth District
Court, dwl H28 California
Kind M. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 34 Geary
Kind R., cutter, dwl 7 Mason , , ,j .i , cn»
Kind Richard C. Th., foreman P. Liesenfeld, dwl 607
Chestnut , ,
Kindell Frank, laborer Simmons, Daley & Maxson, dwl
1309 Stockton , ,„ „ .
Kindelon Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 63 Natoma
Kindelon Owen J., assistant foreman S. F. Du-ectory Com-
posing Rooms, dwl 53 Natoma
Kinder Charies, laborer, dwl 261 Clara
Kinder Charles, upholsterer Cal. Furnishing Manul. Co.,
dwl Heinz's Hotel , , „„ „,
Kinder Charles J., port«r Coffin & Hendry, dwl 261 Clara
Kinderman , tinsmith, dwl 407 Green
KindigR. L., merchant, dwl 823 Mission ^, .,
Kindlen William, captain sch Fairfield, dwl 22 Fredenck
Kindler Albert, proprietor Cal. Spice Mills, 123 Washmg-
ton, dwl NE cor Post and Kearny
Kindragan Thomas, laborer, dwl 544 Howard
Kine Patrick, boUermaker Moj-nihan & Aitken, dwl 667
Mission
Kineflck Patrick, laborer, dwl 22 Rausch . , „,,
King Adelbert W., cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 611}
Miima
King Andrew, laborer, dwl 215 Stevenson
King Andrew, watchman Palace Hotel
King Asa H., cashier State Investment and Ins. Co., dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
King Augustus, tobacconist, dwl 247 Ritch
King Augustus, Jr., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 247
Ritch
King Austin, with Quartermaster's Department U. S. A.,
dwl 265 Stevenson
King Bernard, first officer 8tm Kalorama, Market St.
Wharf
King B. Otis, housepainter, dwl 213 Seventh
King Cameron H. (Kint) i- Gottschalk), attorney at law,
olBce 207 San^om third floor, res Alameda
Ring Catherine (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 279 Minna
King C. B., dwl COS Jones
King Celia Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
279 Minna
King Charles, carpenter, dwl 522 Dupont
King Charles, carsealer Central Pacific E. K., dwl 124
Gilbert
King Charles, molder, dwl 229 First
King Charles, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
E. R.
King Charles, sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufacturmg Co. ,
dwl SW cor Turk and Scott
King Charles, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
King Charles, shoemaker, dwl 134 Fourth
King Charles James (C. Jatnes King o/ Wm. ds Co.), dwl
727 Bush
King Charles M., waiter Dehnonico's Restaurant, dwl 37
Second
King Clarence E., clerk Bank California, dwl 615 Bush
King Clarence H., shoemaker, dwl 14 Eddy
King Darid F., teamster Breeze & Loughran, dwl 636J
Jessie
King Dennis, engineer, dwl 116 Silver
King Duncan, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Vaeca de
Gama
King Dwnght C, horsetamer, 336 Minna, dwl 820 Folsom
King Edward H., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 24
Dora
King Edward T., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 14 Eddy
King E. H., molder, dwl 422 Seventh
King Ellen (widow), dressmaker, 426 Kearny
King F., lather Palace Hotel
King Frank, deckhand stm Clinton, Davis St. Wharf
King Frank, deckhand Btm New World, Front St. Wharf
King Frank, laborer, dwl 622 Dupont
King Frank, millhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl 129 Welsh
King Frank, porter Eureka Warehouse
King Frederick, groom Palace Amphitheater
King Frederick, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
King Frederick W., cutter J. Eisenberg, dwl 833 Vallejo
King George, wirepuller, dwl 435 Pine
King George C, canvasser, dwl 422 Sutter
King George C, printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 417
Montgomery
King George W. R., mining secretary, office 434 Califor-
nia, dwl 727 Bush
King G. W., foreman whipmakers Main & Winchester
King Henrj', laborer, dwl 2 Sheridan
King Henry B., teamster William Kerr, dwl 909 Battery
King H. L., builder and superintendent construction Pal-
ace Hotel, dwl 1002 Powell
King H. L. Jr., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 216
Geary
King Homer S., treasurer WeUs, Fargo & Co., dwl 417
Montgomery
King H. S., waiter, dwl 533 Sacramento
King James, broker, dwl 100 Tehama
King James, engineer, dwl 115 Silver
King James L., molder, dwl 64 Natoma, rear
KL\0 J.4.MES L., real estate and notarj- public (and
King it Chattiii), office 442 Cal, dwl Occidental Hotel
King J. H., steward Post Hospital, Presidio Barracks
King John, bricklayer, dwl 106 Minna
King John, laborer, dwl 11 Gilbert
King John, porter Alta California, dwl Geary bet Gough
and Franldin
King John, printer, dwl 10 Harlan PI
King John A. B., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska, dwl
645 Second
King John C, bookkeeper James H. Latham & Co., dwl
1006 Pine
King John C, carpenter, dwl 1322 Jackson
King John L., clerk County Recorder, dwl 1219 Sac
King John S., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 730 Geary
King Joseph, deckhand stm Yosemite, Broadway Wharf
King Joseph, driver Francis Centlivre
King Joseph, laborer Harbor Commissioners, dwl 1308
Montgomery , ,. »
King Joseph, whaler, res NE cor Greenwich and Mont
King Joseph L. , stockbroker, office 434 CaUf omia, dwl
407 Van Ness Av
King J. W. , photographer F. E. Lewis, dwl 638 Market
King Leonidas A., surgeon dentist, office and dwl 616 Sac
King Lewis C. , Evening Bulletin Office, dwl 1411 Cal
King Luke, blacksmith, dwl S s Montgomery PI
King Margaret (widow), dwl 2 Lewis PI
King Martin, laborer William Kerr, dwl 909 Battery
King Mary Miss, braidsewer Pacific Straw Works, dwl 713
Front „ ^ ,
King M. E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,
dwl 426 Kearny
King Michael, bricklayer, dwl 738 Minna
King Michael, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
King Michael, special policeman, dwl 327 Taylor
King Michael, stableman, dwl 250 Tehama, rear
King Michael L., fumituredealer, dwl 19 Clementina
King Nicholas, ciril engineer and draftsman, office ^21
Clav, dwl 306 Fell
KING 'of wm. C. JAJIES «S CO. (Theodore Bagge
and Joseph Brook), manufacturers hermetically-sealed
goods, 816 and 817 Sansom
King Otis, pamter Hopps & Sons, dwl 10 Rausch
King Patrick (Hayes ct K.), dwl N 8 Fulton nr Franklin
King Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 106 Minna
King Patrick, driver Golden Gate Park
King Patrick, housepainter, dwl 306 Fulton
King Patrick, laborer, dwl 626 Ash At
King Paul, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart , , „„„
Kmg Philip, hairdresser and baths, 323 Pacific, dwl 326
Broadway . , ,,
King Richard, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 11
Laurel PI
King Richard, pilot stm New World, dwl 614 Minna
King Richard, waiter Constitution Hotel, 653 First
King Robert W., engineer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 319
Green
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ivmg Russell W., foreman Dewey & Co., dwl 1040J Miss
King Street House, John Battles Jr. proprietor, S 8 King
nr Third
KING T. n. •£ CO. (Otto Friednch), unporters car-
riage and wagon materials and general commission,
24 and 26 Beale
King Thomas, carpenter, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
King Thomas, collector, dwl 13"2 Feni Av I
King Tliomas (colored), cook, dwl 13 Hinckley
Kint; Tliomas, real estate, dwl 130 Fern Av
King Thomas, shoemaker Robert Schcller. dwl 134 Fourth
King Thomas, S]X-cial |iolicenian. dwl 1407 Keaniy
King Thomas, watchman, dwl i)ll Brj-ant
King Thomas B.. coo]ier. dwl 14 Selina PI, rear
King Thomas C clerk, dwl 47 Clara
King Thomas H. (T. H. Kin<i i- Co.). dwl 1006 Larkin
King Thomas J., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 911
Brvant
King Thomas W., actor CaUfomia Theater, dwl 1209 Bush
King Timothv J., carpenter, dwl 412 Shipley
King Wilbur H., collector Wells, Fargo i Co., dwl 311
Stockton
King William, assaver, dwl 525 Pine
King William, basketmaker H. G. Sieberst, dwl 810 Jessie
King William, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
King William, stevedore, dwl 13 Welsh
King William, stevedore, dwl 129i Welsh
King William, wholesale liquordealer, dwl 816 Jackson
King William A., miUhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl 418
Brannan
King William A., salesman Benedict & Co., dwl 247 Ritch
King William B., wheelright, dwl 36Si Jessie
King William J., scroUsawyerD. A. Macdonald & Co. , dwl
129^ Welsh
King William M., liquor saloon, dwl 14S Steuart
King William O., cariienter. dwl 611| Minna
KIXG A ('HATTLN (Jnmes L. Eina and Edtcard
Cliattiii ). notaries public and conmiissioners deeds,
office 442 California
KING A GOTTSni.ilK (Cameron H. Kitig and
Edirard I.. GotUchaVc), attoniej's at law, office 207
Sansom third floor
Kingford Albert, clerk, dwl 112 Xatoma
Kingman Alden H.. jeweler, 225 Third, dwl 704 Folsom
Kingon Arthur, clerk Terwilliger & Fink, dwl 1007 Folsom
Kingon Robert, porter J. Mc llwain & Brother, dwl 1007
Folsom
Kingsbur>' A. Miss, teacher Broadway Granmier School,
dwl 29 Hawthorne
KingsbtUT* Henry, longshoreman, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Kingsbury Henry, stevedore A. C. Freese
Kingsbury' J. C.j miner, dwl 533 Sacramento
KingsburV L. B. , dwl 516 Pacific
Kingsburi- Leonard W.. cook John S. Brander, 225 Clay
KingsburV Sarah Mrs., dwl 328 Jessie
Kingsbury Thomas P., policeman City Hall, dwl 921 Pow
Kingsford Albert K., salesman Greenebamn Bros., dwl
426 Jones
Kingsland George, salesman Percy Beamish, dwl 210 Ellis
Kingsland J. E., second assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Arizona
Kingsley Alfred M., mail clerk, dwl 244 Jessie
Kingsley C. H., salesman Wihnerding, Kellogg & Co., dwl
535 California
Kingsley Everett B.. dra.\-man Meeker, James & Co., dwl
W s Capp bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Kingsley Harry, boxniaker. dwl 13 Anthony
Kingslev John, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Kmgsle'v Kate Miss, dressmaker Fratmger& Noll, dwl 120
"Fourth
Kingslev Omar, equestrian director Wilson's Palace Am-
phitheater, dwl SW cor New Montgomerj' and Miss
Kinuslev Peter, laborer, dwl 28 Baldwin Court
Kingsm'ill Elizabeth ( widow ), dwl S s Bush bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Kingston Henry-, pmwe.vor Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl S s
Cohmibia nr Dolores
Kingston James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Kingston John, dwl 441 Fifth
Kingwell James, porter S. W. Eosenstock & Co. , dwl 402
Leavenworth
Kingwell James W. , gasflitter and plumber, dwl 402 Leav-
enworth
Kingwell Vincent (Weed <£■ K.\ dwl 2:?S SLxth
Kinkeid Cordelia 1. (widow), dwl 1935 Broadway
Kinlev Joseph M., attomev at law, office 12 Montgomery
B'lock, dwl 2733 Folsom
Kinley Moses, hamessmaker John F. Van Court, dwl 581
Market
Kinlev Wallace, laborer, dwi 18 Tehama
Kinnaird George, truckman, dwl Virginia Block
Kinne C. Mason, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., dwl 2520 Post
Kinne H. C attorney at law, office 625 Merchant
Kinnear John, weigher Ctistom House
Kinnell James, musician, dwl 230 O'FarrBlI
Kinnell Janies, wagonmaker, E s Mission bet Twenty-sec-
ond and T\venty-tliird
Kinneman G.. musician Buckley's Varieties
KIWEY BKOS. (Manhalt J.), agents Salem (Oregon),
Flour Mills, office 119 Clay
Kinney Catherine (widows laundress, dwl S a Ash Av bet
Polk and Van Ness Av
Kinney Daniel, laborer Steiger & Kerr, dwl 22 Dora
Kinney G W., mining, dwl 533 Sacramento
Kinney 1. A. Mrs., clairs'oyant and t«st medium, dwl 793
Mission
Kinney John, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn. '232 Sutter
Kinnej' John, laborer, dwl S37 Broadway
Kinney John, machinist, dwl 93S Han-ison
Kinney Margaret Mrs., dwl 11 William
KinneV Marshall J. (Kinney Bros.), dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Kinney Patrick, laborer, dwl 2S Ritch
Kinney R. S., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kinnier Patrick, carcarpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Kinny John, packer, dwl 411 Pacific
Kmsella John, shoemaker Ma\Tiard & Jones, dwl 719 Na-
toma
Kinsella Richard -A., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
506 Ellis
Kinsella William, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
615 Stockton
Kinsey Abram G., capitaUst, office 106 Leidesdorff, dwl
901 Sutter
Kinsey Charles, dwl 729 California, rear
Kinsev Eliza S. Mrs., lodgings. 811 Stockton
Kinsley John, carpenter, dwl 1210 Larkin. rear
Kinsley Oscar, frescopainter. dwl 18 Mason
Kinsley P., boilenuaker Fnincis 1. Cuny
Kinsman Charles W. , housecaj-penter. office 63S Market.
dwl 64 Tehama
Kinsman Franklin, patternmaker Frear Stone Co., dwl
412 Clementina
Kinsman James W., foreman patternmaker Frear Stone
Co., dwl 43 Freelon
Kinsman Julius L., boot and shoemaker, 503 Bush, dwl 4
Hart .n PI
Kinsman Nicholas W., engineer Arctic Ice Co., dwl 938
Fols.-m
Kintzel Theodore, salesman 6'27 Clay, dwl 813 Clay
Kinzer George W.. miner, dwl 1320 California
Kior Feli-\ (llaxch it- Cu.), dwl 518 Pacific
Kip James, dwl 019 Pine
Ki)) William Ingraham Rt. Rev. D. D.. Episcopal bishop
of California, dwl 502 Powell
Kip William Ingraham Jr.. dwl ,i02 Powell
Ki]ikee Charles, miller, dwl 16 Jessie
Kipp George, third-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Montana
Kipp Cieorge M., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Kipp Ingnatz. wheelwTight, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Twentv-eighth
Kipp John' H., bookkeeper Read, Brand & Co., dwl 709
Post
Kipji Joseph (Kipp il' ileyer), dwl SW cor Hyde and Green
Kipp Jlet, plumber, dwl 12 Lewis PI
Kij.p & Mever (Joseph Kipp and Henry ileyer), grocer-
ies and" liquors, SW cor Hyde and Green
Kippard Frank, bootmaker, dwl 475 Jessie
Kipjis A. K., portraitpainter, 6:W Market, dwl 100 McAllis-
ter
Kirby Bessie Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primarj- School,
dwl 1107 Stockton
Kirbv Edward C. dwl 148 Minna
KirbV Jan-.es a.«phaltuni worker N. P. Penne
Kirbv Janies. blacksmith .lames Dunn, dwl 78 Everett
Kirbv James R., machinist S.iuthern Pac. R. B., dwl E 8
Alabama bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kirbv John, laborer, dwl 12 Hunt ,. „ „
Kirby John H.. foreman blacksmith Southern Pac. K. R.,
dwl E s Alabama nr Sierra
Kirby John T., messenger Anglo-Califomian Bank, dwl 12
Quincv
Kirbv Michael, brewer, dwl 602 Natoma
Kirby Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
Clementina nr Second
Kirby Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 50 Louisa
Kirby Patrick, horseshoer Daniel Mahoney, dwl 78 Ever-
ett
KIRBV K. C. A <'0. (Joseph Perkins), manufactur-
ers and wholesale leatherdealers, 404 Battery, tan-
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Hirbv Richard C. («. C. Kirb'i ,i- Co.). res Santa Uruz
KirbV Thomas J., bottler, dwl 1!)29 Howard
Kirby Washinijton L.., ajieut, oltice (JOO Montgomery, dwl
320 Kearnv
Kirby William, baker William Poehlman, dwl 141 Minna
Kirby William H. T., dwl 1107 Stockton
KirbV. S'-e Kerbv
Kirch Charles, painter, dwl 22i Everett
Kirehhoft Bernard (Kruw ,t JiiUer). dwl 614 Filbert
Kirchhoff Ucori'e. tanner Christian Hcllwig, dwl S s Ser-
pentine Av nr Twenty-sixth
Kirchhoflt Hennanu L., real-estate agent, office 635 Kear-
ny, dwl W s Capp nr Twentieth
Kirchholl Tlieodor (J/. Wunscli Je Co.). dwl 909 Polk
Rirchmann Henry, tanner S. F. T-mner)-, dwl Franconia
House E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Kirchner Caspar \\\, provisions, 1037 Howard
Kirchner Charles F., sampler and crusher ores, 415 Mis-
sion, dwl 02S Sutter
Kirchner H. , fruits, 2 Sixth
Kirchner Henry F. C, bootmaker, 41(1 Brannan
Kirchner Herman, boarding, 2125 Mason
Kirchweger Herman {Kirclncmier .I- Cu.), dwl 811 Mission
Kirchweger & Co. (H. Kirchwencr and 11. P. Galditein),
cigars and tobacco, 312 Kearny
Kirdmanu Henry, cook, dwl 421 Folsom
Kiren James, laborer, dwl 3;J3 Bush
Kirk Christian (Unit.- ,f i'.l, dwl 1017 Bush
Kirk Frank, l.ibjrer, dwl Sixth .\v nr B. South S. F.
Kirk Joseph T. , boilerniaker, dwl 1704 Polk
Kirk Margaret Miss, dwl 951 Chestuut
Kirk Robert, re.il-estltc agent, 605 clay, res Alameda
Kirk Samuel B., packer Pacific Glass Works, dwl W s
Iowa nr Solano
Kirkham Ralph W., office 109 California, res Oakland
I Kirkin Patrick, cabinetmaker, dwl 19 Garden
I Kirkland Charles, janitor Lincoln Primary School
Kirkland Gavin, clerk Albert Mau 4; Co.. dwl 235V Minna
I Kirkness Wiiliam, b.wkkeeper Pioneer Land and Loan
, Assn, res Oakland
, Kirkness William, clerk, dwl 824 Union
Kirkpatrick A. B,, shi]i«Tight. dwl 29 Minna
Kirkpatrick .\ndrew, shiijciirpenter, dwl 2 Gi-ant PI
KliCKIMTKU'K. «'«rTi;K A «'«. (John KirkpM-
: rick, n. B. Ciilter, and Jt. B. Genti-t/), importers and
1 wh..lcsale wines and lir|Uors, 313 Pine
, Kirkpatrick James, s.ilesman Henry Bums, dwl 233 Third
1 Kirkpatrick John {KirK-putrick, Culler ,1- Co.). dwl 331
t Wilmnre ^t.tc
\ Kirkpatrick Thomas, salesman Kirkpatrick, Cutt«r & Co. .
dwl 319 Bush
Kirkpatrick Thonuis L., student Ileald's Business College
. KirklKitrick W., Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
; Kirkwood William, quai-terma.st«r Pacific Mail S. S. Mo-
! bongo
Kirlaud Ch.arle3, janitor Lincoln Primary- School, dwl 134
Fourth
! Kirner Josc[)h, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 47 Jessie
Kirsch Eiuil (Llinld J- K.), dwl 1224 Howard
Kirshaw H. J., gardener, dwl cor Jones and V.allejo
I Kirstein Charles, special ptiliceman, dwl 32 Nat^ma
lilKW.i^' .M.iKi' HE. real-estate and business agent,
I office 137 Moiitgoiner>', dwl 4 Bun-itt
Kirwan Richard, painter, dwl .512^ Taylor
1 Kii-wan Richard Mi-s., dressmaker, dwl 512V Taylor
' Kiseler Julia Miss, milliner .M. Gries. dwl 13' Stockton
Kiser ^Vutoiie, deckhand stni Sonoma, Front SI. Wliarf
Kish Albert, merchant tailor, 41 Third, dwl 913 CUiy
Kishfv S., physician, office and dwl 825 Kearny
Kishlik Enist, baker Eniil A. Engelbenf, dwl Delaware
Cmrt nr Sutter
Kishling \V. C, student Heald's Business College
Kishman George, seaman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Kispert .lohn, woodcarver. dwl 801 Union
Kiss Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Glover
Kis.sane llenrv. teamster, office Pier 10 St«u, dwl lOOS Fol
Kisslbig Elnil {Km^litif <(,- l*i-rriii), dwl 1 t^nincy PI
Killing A: Perrin (Kmfl Kvmliar and JutfS J'errin).
bakery and conicetionery, 134 l*ost
Kidterinan William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 32
.Minna
Kiuzler llenrv, groceries, provisions, and dairy produce,
lliasUie'kt.in
Kitehen John, p.irtcr Hiime Mutual Insurance Co., dwl
11122 Howard
Kitchen Tli.mias Edwin, freight Clark, dwl 1622 Howard
Kitchin John C, s&vnian, dwl 37 Pacific
Kitchin Thomas, voachiuan Arthur Bowman, dwl 1711
Van Xcss Av
Kitt William, longshoreman, dwd 313 Beale
Kittelberger Charles (Graner d- A'.), dwl 409 Dupont
Kittell T. P., dwl Occidental Hotel
Kitterman George, cabinetmaker James Kitterman, 633
Broadway
Kitterman James, upholsterer, 633 Broadway
Kittle Henry il., salesman Kittle & Co., dwl 903 Sutter
Kittle .lonathan G. {Kittle it Co.), dwl 416 Harrison
KITTLE MfHOl-lS G. (Kittle d- Co.), and president
California Powder Works, dwl 903 Sutter
KITTLE A CO. (Nicliola.'i G. and Jonathan G. Kittle
and James Palaclie), shipping and commission mer-
chants, office 202 California
Kittler Gustav, upholsterer Samuel Bendit, dwl IS Eddy
Kittler W. C, chainnaker, 215 O'Farrell, dwl 108 Turk
Kittlin John, pantrnnan Lick House
Kitto Orlando, hooker Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s Ten-
nessee bet Mariposa and Butte
Kittii William H., barkeeper Mrs. Mary Schettler, dwl 505
Pacific
Kittredge Charles E., furdresser, dwl 2243 Mission, r«ar
Kittredge Edward H., bookkeeper B. K J. S- Doe, dwl N
s Fifteenth bet Noe and Castro
Kittredge George S., machinist, dwl W s Bartlett bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Kittredge Isabella H. (widow), dwl 12 Lilly Av
Kittredge John R.. lumber surveyer, dwlVourth nr How
KITTKEDGE JO.V.tTH.tX. proprietor Phoenix Iron
Works and safe manufacturer. 18 and 20 Fremont,
dwl 110 Ellis
Kittredge Joseph G., ironworker, dwl N s Fifteenth bet
Castro and Noe
Kittredge .Joseph G. Jr., machinist Jonathan Kittredge,
dwl 124 Fifth
Kittredge Sjtencer, marbleworker Leon R. Mvers & Co.,
dwl']2 Lillv Av
Kitz Philip, broker, dwl 124 Fifth
Kitzmul'er Michael (PlatI, ,l- AM, dwl 146 Minna
Kivell Edward, sailmaker. dwl 510 Howard
Kivell James, master mariner, dwl 114 Perry
Kizack Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Tehama, rear
K. K. Consolidated Minin,' Co. (Eureka, Nev.), W. W.
Hopkins seeretan', office 411i California room 4
Klaas Matheus (Wund'r^r ,t- K.), dwl 715 Broadway
Klaasen Henry, carpenter Palace Hotel
Klaber George, wood and coal, 564 Howard
Klaffner Tliomas. brickl lyer. dwl 203 Post
Klages August, barkeeper Charles Karstens, dwl KE cor
Sansom and Jackson
Klaile Henri, baker, dwl 331 Fourth, rear
Klaiii Joseph, special policeman, dwl NE cor Montgomerj'
and Pacific
Klain >'. M., photogra]ihic artist, office and dwl 504 Xa-
toma
Klanvjth Coal M. Co.. office 315 California room 8
Klanihin Ian, tailor, 2'i6 Eighth
Klaom Johannes. nui--c!an. dwl 7 Hinckley
Klapperich John S. (dVi/fcr ,f. K.), dwl 4 Wa-shington Av
Klar Martin, porter Montgomery- Baths Co., dwl 909 Kear
Klarman John t,nin'z .1- A'.), dwl 735 Brannan
Klatt Ferdinand (.'?. /■". Cirnr Box Co.). d«d 1051 Folsom
Klau Leopold, clerk Haas" Brothers, dwl 502 Bush
Klauder Adam, cle'i, dwl 202 First
Klaus Jacob, cook Alois .Muller. dwd 870 Folsom
Klaus John, tailor, dwl 624 Pacific
Klauseii Andl'ew, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Klays Uenr.v, carriagepainter, dwl lOtiO Howard
Klciikel Joseph, laborer, dwl 204 First
Klean Jolui, brassmolder, dwl 9 Minna
Klebs Alexander, actor, dwl .53 Minna
Klee Charles, tobaccostripper John Lemke
Kleebauer F. C, cabinetmaker and carpenter, dwl Ws
Church bet Jersey and Twentv-fifth
Kleeman \ViUi.im (lliHiiiHi Kleeman .t- Co.), dwl 443 Sa-
toma
Kleemann Wi liam & Co. (Frediriek Sehe/er), importers
and de iler.s collars, cuffs, and shirt front-", 213 Sansom
Kleen Henry, clerk John H. Schleef, dwl 815 Jackson
Kleher Cornelius, cook, dwl 1418 Kearny
Klehmet W.. nurse City and County Hospital, S s Potr«ro
Av nr Twenty-second
Klein Abraham, second-hand clothing, 206 Sixth
lilein Alolph A. (Kiiil .(; £to.), dwl SE cor .Harrison
and Chesley
Klein Benjamin, shoemaker, 707 Broadway
Klein Charles, blacksmith helper McArron & Sophey, dwl
36j Minna
Klein Daniel, carpenter, dwl 112 Polk
Klein Gabriel, merchant, dwl .506 O'Farrell
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market.;
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1S62.
Klein George, bottler Bay City Soda Worlcs Co., dwl 89
Stevenson
Klein Henn-, carpenter, dwl 1227i Pacific
Klein Henry W., bottler Napa Soda Works, dwl 646
Fourth
Klein Jacob (fffem * RoUcr), dwl 631 Pacific
Klein Jacob, carpenter, dwl S s Germania bet Fillmore
and St^iner
Klein Jacob, machinist, dwl S29 Folsom
Klein J. C, conductor Market St. R. R.
Klein John, brassmolder W. D. Clark & Co., dw 19 Minna
Klein John K., carriagemakerMcArron&Sophey, dwl 10-11
Howard
Klein John H. (Klein i- Bro.), dwl SE cor Harrison and
Cheslev
Klein La^r, salesman Schmitt, Greenebaum & Co., dwl
636 Post
Klein & Bro. (Adolph A. and John H.) groceries and
liquors, SE cor Harrison and Chesley
Klein & RoWer (Jacob Eli-in and George Boiler), liquor
saloon and lodj^rinsrs, 631 Pacific
Klein. See Kline and Cline
Kleinan P., laborer, dwl H Pacific
Kleinclaus Barbara (widow), (0. Fauis <t Co.), dwl 632
Vallejo
Kleinclaus Charles, brewer, dwl 908 Dolores
Kleinclaus Gustave, with O. Fauss k Co., dwl SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Kleine Ernst, groceries and liquors, KW cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Folsom
Kleinhans Charlotte (widow), fancy hair, SOS Larkin
Kleinhans John (A. Lnvik ,t- Co.), dwl 1107 Mason
Klemeier Ernst, clerk 422 Siicramento, dwl 316 Pine
Klemeier Herman H., Spiers & Pond saloon, 422 Sacra-
mento, dwl 316 Pine
Klemm Charles, cabinetmaker, 634 Third
Klempan Nicholas, barkeeper Christain Schmidt, dwl 18
First , ,
Klene Ernest J., cooper Diedrich Bucking, SW cor Jack-
son and Davis
Klenk A. C, lather Palace Hotel
Klentzer Herman, clerk, dwl 139 Fourth
Klepg Frederick, tailor, dwi 1208 Kearny
Klesow Charles, seaman, dwl SE cor Harrison and Main
Klesow John, master mariner, dwl SE cor Har and Main
Klesow John, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 East
Klever Julius, can>entcr, dwl 127 Jackson
Klewisch John Otto, salesman, 637 Clay, dwl 1708 Dupont
Kley Christian, carpenter Charles Buckner, dwl 121
"Fourth
Klevn John H., bakery, 1037} Folsom
Kliegel Benjamin, barkeeper, dwl 813 Washington
Kliegel Joseph, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 204
First
Klimm Adam, hairdresser Philip P. Lehn, dwl 700 Cal
Klinck Frederick H., distiller Pacific Distilling and Re-
fining Co., dwl SE cor Greenwich and Scott
Klindt Henry, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, dwi 2 Carlos PI
Kline A., fancy croods, dwl 44 Third
Kline A. A. (Charles Dahlmann i- Co.), res New York
Kline Abraham, fancy goods. 60 Third, dwi 704 Mission
Kline Aim (widow), dwi 207 Pacific
Kline August (Kline i- Co.), dwl 923 Geary
Kline Charles, dwl 540 Minna
Kline Charles, carpenter, dwl 313 Folsom
Kline F. H., carpenter, dwi 516 Pacific
Kline Frederick, brassfinisher, dwi 20 llinna
Kline George W., bookkeeper H. M. Newhall & Co., dwi
W s Second Av nr Sixteenth
Kline Henry, cooper, dwi SW cor Jackson and Davis
Kline Henrv, draftsman California Mills, dwi 1227i Pacific
Kline Hermann, sailmaker, dwi 204 Steuart
Kline Jacob, helper Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., dwl
829 Folsom
Kline John, painter, dwl 741 Market
Kline John P., baker, dwi 411 Pacific
Kline Louis (Louis Kline d- Co.). dwl 211 Powell
Kline Louis & Co., imixirters hats and caps, 117 Pme
Kline M., salesman Charles Dahlmann & Co., dwi 222 Post
Kline Samuel, tailor, dwi 827 Pacific
Kline William, driver J. D. Jackson, dwi 130 C^ary
Kline & Co. (Attgust Elitu and George M. Lederer), \m-
porters and jobbers hats and caps, 12 Battery
Kline. See Cline and Klein ,„,„,, j ,
Kling 01o( W. , watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Jackson, dwi
1516 Hvde ^ , „„ „ ■«
Klinge William, tailor Clemens Menne, dwl 624 Pacinc
Klingemann Charles, music teacher, dwl 407 Taylor
Klingemann Ernest, clerk Schmieden, Hochstadter &Co.,
dwi 1226 Mission
Klinger Albert, tinsmith, 135 Post, dwl 216 Fifth
Klinger B. H. (EemUU, K. <D Co.). dwi 413 Mission
Klinger William, cook, dwl 784 Folsom
Klink Frederick Henrj-, laborer Pacific Distilling and Re-
fining Co.
Klink N. B., waiter Morton House
KLI.\KOF!>TKOM M.1RTI\, consul for Russia, office
510 Battery, dwl 29 South Park
Klinn Adam, barber Montgomery Baths, dwi 700 Cal
Klintworth D., chief editor aud secretary S. F. Abend
Post, oflice 535 California, res ,\lameda
Klipfel Charles, baker, dwl 215 Second
Klippel Valentine, shoemaker, dwi lllS Dupont
Kliunak Martin (Kliunak dt Co.), dwi SE cor O'Farrel
and Leavenworth
Kliunak A: Co. iMartin Kliunak and S. Costa), varieties,
SE cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Klodt H., jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwi 227 O'Farrell
Kloepfer Adam, carpenter J. H. Feige, dwl Helvetia
Hotel
Klohn Louis, Shipwright's Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Klokentalger A., artist, dwl 362 Jessie
lilomhuss John R., fishennan, dwl 39 Jackson
Kloos Charles J., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl cor Grove
and Laguna
Kloos John, carpenter, dwi N 8 I^-j' Av bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Klopenstine Joseph, stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery,
dw 1 004 Gearv
Klopfer J., dwl 220 Pacific
Klopfer John, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 435 Pine
Kloppenburg Otto (S. F. Cigar Box Co.), dwl 520 Capp
Kloppenstine Louis L., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwi 604
Gearv
Klopper Frederick, bootmaker Adam Kaufmann, dwl 119
Commercial
Klopper Henrv, bootmaker, 121 Davis, dwi 119 Com
Klopstoek C. k Co., imixirtera leaf tobacco andmanufac^
urers cigars, 212 Front
Klopstoek Curtis (C. Klopstoek <t Co.), dwl 714 Hayes
Klos P. H. , foreman Peter Connelly, dwl 646 Stevenson
Klos William, ccUirniaster 545 California, dwl 315 Stock
Klose A. F.. clerk M. Ehrman & Co., dwi 6 John
KLOSE CnR'^TIAA A„ publisher Pacific, office 608
Clav, res Oakla id
Klose Philip, cook Henry Simon, dwl 30 Jessie
Klots John, sailm iker Harding St Brann, dwl 175 Minna
Klotz Frederick, wood and coal, 1020 Stockton
Klotz Jacob, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Klotz Joseph A., cabinetmaker, dwl 225 Seventh
Kluber Frederick, stevedore, dwi 160 Steuart
Kluegel Edward A., bookkeeper Hickox & Spear, res
Oakland
Kluit A. Prove, collector, office 105 Montgomery
Klump Frederick, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, dwl 144
Shipley nr Folsom
Klump Martin, plasterer, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Klumpke John G., real estate, 432 Montgomery room 6,
dwl 604 Pine
Klumpp Herman, engraver William Klumpp, dwi ^t cor
Franklin and S.acramento ^ j , wt,
Klumpp Rudolph, jeweler Anderson & Randolph, dwi UK
cor Franklin and Sacramento
Klumpp William, engraver and diesinker, 613 Montgom-
en- cor Merchant, dwl NE cor Franklin and Sac
Klumpp William Jr., engraver William Klumpp, dwi NE
cor Franklin and Sacramento
Klunder John (Miller i- K.), dwl SW cor Jackson and
Drunim „ ,, , , . _
Klundgen Peter, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 375 Jessie
Klunkner Charles S., dwl 755 Howard
Klv Christian, carpenter, dwi 121 Fourth
Ki™ Peter, framemaker Max Burkardt
Kiiabe Peter, carpenter, dwl 2122 Mason . ,„,
Knahenschuh WilUam, barkeeper George Heinz, dwi 114
KXAl'K JOIIX, proprietor Philadelphia House, 423
Bush _
Knacke George F., captain brig T. W. Lucas, office 34
Market , ^ , , ,„ ,
Knackstedt William, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 10 Au-
Knaescl Francis, laborer Jacob Beisel & Co., dwl Missomi
nr Mariposa
Knall Peter, cook Ferdinand Conrades .
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Knapf Gottleib, cabinetmaker, dwl 236 Sutter
Kiiapp A. & Co. (K. ff. Meachmyi), hay, grain, coal, wood,
and lumber, E 8 Mission bet Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fourth . . , .
Knapp Albert (A. Knapp & Co.), dwl E B Jlission bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Knapp Aniiie F. (widow), dwl 319 Minna
Knapp C, lather Palace Hotel
Knapp Charles, whitewasher Cosmopolitan Hotel
Knapp Charles C, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Ari-
zona
Knapp Elijah, carpenter, dwl 2 Park At
Knapp Frank, dyer, dwl 22 Lewis PI
Knapp Henry, carpenter, dwl New Railroad House, W s
Fourth lir Berry , , ,,,
Knapp Henrj-, physician, oflice 109 O'Farrell, dwl 114
O'Farrell „ ^.
Knapp Henry J., canwnter S. M. Hills, dwl cor Fourth
and Brannan
Knapp Jabez B. (Knapp * Grant), res Knappton, W. 1.
Knapp James R., wharf clerk Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 19
Lan!,4on
Knapp John, dwl 1117 Pine
Knapp John, upholsterer, dwl 336 Vallejo
Knapp John H., machinist Repair Shop Southern Pac. R.
R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Knapp John N., sole-loathercutter I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl 805 Mission
Knapp Ludwig, shoemaker Charles Hoertkom, dwl 850
Market
Knapp R. R.. dwl 114 O'Farrell
KNAPP W. AIItii:STi;S, mining agent and secretary,
office 111) Leidesdorff, dwl 631 Sacramento
Knapp William, master mariner, dwl 223 Austin
Knapp William, postal clerk S. F. Post-ofBce, dwl 223
Austin
Knapp William H., special agent New England Mutual
Life Ins. Co., dwl 913 Bush
Knapp & GrM\i (Jabez Eurrell Enapp, and Daniel W.
Grant), commission merchants. 111 Washington
Knappe Frederick, seaman, dwl 1019 Dupont, rear
Knapple George, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 909 Kearny
Knarston John H., compositor John McKillop & Co., dwl
1230 Howard
Knauer Joseph, hairdresser Edward Staffelbach, dwl 14
Steuart
Knauth Cliarles W., machinist, dwl NE cor Twentieth and
Illinois
Knealy John, laborer, dwl 616 Grove, rear
Knealy John, laborer John Cochran, dwl Birch Av bet La-
guna and Buchanan
Kneass Dallas A., proprietor Clipper Dining Rooms, dwl
524 Mission
Kneass E., tinsmith James De La Montanya, dwl 524
Mission
Kneely Miss, seamstress A. Shirek, dwl 50S Post
Knell George, musician Buckley's Varieties
Knell Jacob, barkeei>er, dwl 17 Rondel PI
Knell Jacob, drayman Schultz & Von Bargen, dwl 1300
Stockton
Knell John, teacher music, 940 Folsom
Knell John H., cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl 911 Harrison
Knell Rodrigo, bookbinder .Uthof cS Bahls, dwl 911 Har
Kncrr Peter, shoemaker, 518 Pine, dwl 3 Belden
Kiiiljljo Henry W., dry goods, 920 Market, dwl 517 Jessie
KnibfS Christopher, blacksmith, dwl 507 Mission
Knickerbocker Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), oflBce 331
Montgomery room 10
Knie Louis, liquor saloon, 518 Merchant, dwl 815 Pacific
Knicf John H., clerk Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacific
Kiiiffen M., tinner G. ..t W. Snook, dwl 435 Pino
Knight , dwl 583 ilarket
Knight , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Knight Alfred, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Knight Alfred, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Knight Allen, assistant Exchange Department London
and S. F. Bank, res Oakland
Knight Charles M., bakerj- and confectionery, 37 Sixth
Knight E. (widow), seamstress, dwl 813 Harrison
Ivnight Edmund H., milkman, dwl S s Greenwich bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Knight Elijah D., milkman, dwl S s Filbert bet Steiner
and Fillmore
Knight Eunice Mrs., upholstress California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., dwl 811 Harrison
Knight Frank J., foreman S. F. Laundry, dwl 1316 Fill-
more
Knight George A., salesman Lazard Fr^res, dwl £ 8 Oc-
tavi» bet Washington and Jackson
Knight H. L., attorney at law, oflice 423 Washington, dwl
29 O'Farrell
Knight John, machinist, dwl 1 Sheridan, rear
Knight John H. (Knight i- Hitber), dwl 32 Austin
Kni^'ht Joseph, boilennaker, dwl 25 De Boom
Knight Luther, dra-nnan B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 1006 Jones
Knight Nehemiah R., clerk B. P. Flint & Co., dwl 1418
Jackson
Knight Robert S., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Knight Thomas, stockraiser, dwl 124 Tyler
Knight William, baker Joseph A. Dorr, dwl 7 Pacific Alley
Knight William, seaman, dwl 421 Folsom
Knight William G., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
cor Polk and Pacific
Knight William H., foreman Luther Knight, dwl 1006
Jones
Knight William H., mining secretary, office 331 Mont-
gomery room 18, res Oakland
Knight William H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., res
Oakland
KNIVIIT WILLIAM HENRY, manager Music De-
partment A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 119 Oak
Knight William R., buyer Louis Sloss & Co., 310 Sansom
Knight William W., merchant, office 308 Calilomia, dwl
ISIO Stockton
Knight Wilson, dwi SE cor Lombard and Taylor
KNICHT «t: lll'BER (John II. Eni^jht and Berman
A. Ilvher), liquor saloon, NE cor Polk and Austin
KM<;HT>< of Pl'TIIHS, rooms 915 Market
KNI(;HT!« of PYTHIAS HALL ASSOCIATION,
office 915 Market
Knights Mark, clerk Eugene Chenot, dwl NW cor Fourth
and Folsom
Knights' Valley Land and Contract Co. (Napa and So-
noma COS.), office 330 Pine room 23
Knights W. D., student Heald's Business College
Knights William R., tanner, dwl 927 Natoma
Knipe Frederick F., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
819 Greenwich
Knipe Harry, cook, dwl '204 Steuart
Knipe Thomas J., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
819 Greenwich
Knippenberg E. R. (Knippenberg i- Elmers), dwl S 8
Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery
Knippenberg & Elmers (E. S. Knippenberg andA'icholas
Ehmm), liquor saloon, S s Lombard bet Sansom and
Montgomery
Knise Henry, Shipwrights' Jour Assn, 71 New Mont
Knittel Henry, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dwl
933 Kearny
Knobel Abraham, laborer, 627 Commercial
Knoblock C, barkeeper Jacob Knobl^cS, dwl Missouri
nr Mariposa
Knoblock Frederick, baker, dwl 837 Pacific
Knoblock Jacob, liquor saloon, N s First Av nr Ken-
tucky, South S. F., dwl Missouri nr Mariposa
Knoch Peter, shoemaker, dwl 450 Sixth
Knoche Diedrich, cellarman, dwi 2212 Mason
Knoche Henry, groceries and liquors, 423 Third (andFoge
A- Co.), dwl 118 Perrj'
Knochnak Alfred F., grocer John E. A. Helms, dwl 18
Seventh
Knock Mary, dressmaker Mme. Shear, dwl 450 Sixth
Knocke Hermann, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Knoechel Charles (Montgomery Baths Co.), dwl 535 Union
Knoll Albert R., bookkeeper W. G. Badger, dwl 1025
Washington
Knoll George, miner, dwl 8 Howard Court
Knoll Theodore, musician, dwi 1025 Washington
Knuoji Frederick, laborer 435 Bush
Knop Elfert (Hildebrandt i- K.), dwi 932 Montgomery
Knop Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Market and Beale
Knopp M. E., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 325
bush
Knorp Albert, tinner Brittan, Holbrook& Co., dwl 325J
Bush
Knorp Albert F., cabinetmaker, dwl 706 Larkin
Knorp John G. , mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf . Co.,
dwl 16 Lvnch
Knott Benjamin, upholsterer, dwi 1710 Mason
Knott George G., clerk Depot Southern Pac. R. R. cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Knottner Florian, cabinetmaker, dwi 905 Bryant
Knower John G., special pohceman, dwl 1224 Washing-
ton
Know land Elizabeth Mrs., dwi 753 Howard
Knowland John, fireman stm William Taber, Market St.
Wharf
Knowiand Joseph (Knowland <fc Doe), res Alameda
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market
p. VAN SCHAACK Ss CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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KSOWllVD .t DOE (Joseph Etwidnyui and Charles
F. Doe), lumber, office and yard SW cor Spear and
Howard
Kn.iwles A. E., dwl Russ House ,„ „ _. j ,
K-NOWIES CAIVISI C, dentist, office 128 Post, dwl
East Oakland , t. ^ j , nm
Knowles Edwin I. {George B. Eiuncles A Son), dwl 909
Tavlor
Knowles George, boilermaker Francis I. Cmry
Knowles Georjre B. (George B. Knowles * SoiO> dwl mn
Knowtes George B. Jr., clerk C. L. Taylor & Co, dwl 909
KAOWIF.S GEORGE B. & SOX (Eimn I. Knowks),
lumber, SE cor Main and Mission and Main St. Whan
Knowles Henn-, expressman, SE cor Mont and Sutter
Knowles J. E.,' carpenter, dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-
fourth and T\veutv-fifth
Knowles J. I. G., milkman, dwl Six-mile House
Knowles Mary (widow), nurse, dwl 837 Folsom
Knowles R., fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Knowles Robert, fireman, dwl 23S Steuart
Knowles Samuel, dwl 813 Howard . , „ .^
Knowles Samuel E., dentist, office 128 Post, dwl East
Oakland
Knowles Sarah Mrs., market, 154 First
Knowlton B. W., bookkeeper Pacific Ink Manufactory,
dwl 303 Fell
ItXOWLTON EBEXEZEK, writer, lecturer, and elo-
cutionist, dwl 700 Shotwell .
Knowlton George W., stagecarpenter Bella Union Thea-
ter, dwl 521 Brj-ant .,,,,,
KNOWLTON J.IJIES J., proprietor Pacific Ink Manu-
factory, 222 and 22i Brannan, dwl 303 Fell
Knowlton John S., dental laboratory, office 33 Kearny,
dwl 730 Green
RXOWITON JOSEPH Jr., general stage agent,
office 214 Montgomen', dwl 574 Folsom
Knowlton Louisa M. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar
School, dwl Thirteenth bet Howard and Mission
Knowlton Man' Miss, teacher music, dwl 303 Fell
Knowlton Nicholas S. , dwl 232 Thirteenth
Knowlton Walter H., watchmaker, dwl 232 Thirteenth
Knownburg John, wagonmaker, dwl 2619 Folsom
Knownburg John Jr., blacksmith, dwl 2019 Folsom
Knox Absalom C. . ^ . , j i om .
Knox Albert, butcher Werner & Lmcoln, dwl SW cor
Knox B'enjamin F., foreman G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl 136
Seventh
Knox C. H. Mrs. (widow), dwl 5 Essex PI
Knox Charles C, dwl 21 Eleventh
Knox Emma C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 626 Kearny
Knox George T. {Lismk X- K.), dwl NW cor Guerrero and
i^^ Eighteenth ^ , , .
&10X Henry E., dentist, office 23 Post, res Oakland
Knox Israel W. (Palmer, Knox A- Co.), res Oakland
Knox James, fruit stand, SW cor Washmgton and Bat-
tery, dwH06 Pacific „„.,., . , ,„,!
Knox John F., bookkeeper John H. McAhster, dwl 323J
Fifth
Knox M. A. (widow), dwl 933 Pacific
Knox Richard F. (Knox A Osborn), office 19 First
Knox William, miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 520 Howard
Knox William B., clerk Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 2s, Turk
Knox & Osborn (Richard P. Knox and Joseph Osborn),
mining and furnace buUding, 19 and 21 First
Knucksen J. C, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Knudsen Jacob, barkeeper WUliam Chappell, dwl NEcor
Howard and Fourth , , „ v
Knudsen JuUus, exchange clerk Merchants Exchange
Bank
Knudsen NealC.taUor, 103 Second
Knudson Andrew C, porter, 312 Sacramento, dwl 2023
Knuds^m Louis, machinehand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 14
LUlv -At
Knuetjson Frank, barber, dwl 214 First
Knull Charles, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart , .. ,^ _
Knupfer Veit, brewer Jackson Brewerj-, dwl 65 Clem
Knuir Edward, steward Gennan H..«pital fj Bmnnan
Knurr Emily Mrs., matron German Hospital 427 Brannan
KJN'BST HENRV, groceries and hquors, S« cor toisom
Knuth Edwar.l, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf,
dwl 9 Washington
Knutnos John, laborer F. D. Conro & Son
Knutson EUas, flourpacker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 3
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Knutson Niles, seaman, dwl 216 First
Koabe George, butcher Mathaus Schwamm, dwl 6 Dupont
Koch Adam, crockery, glass, and tinware, 121 Fourth
Koch Anton, hairdre'sser J. M. J. Koch, dwl 948 Com
Koch August, cooper Cal. Su^-ar Refinery, dwl 14 White
PI
Koch Barbara (widow), dwl 719 Union
Koch Charles, liquor saloon. Fifth Av bet A B, South
S. F.
Koch Charles, wood and coal, 1034 Howard
Koch Christian, upholsterer Hall & Lachman, dwl 719
Union .
Koch E., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Koch E. & Co. (Uemmn Struving), oyster and chop house,
1313 Stockton
Koch Edward, groceries, NW cor Clay and Polk
Koch Edwin, plumber and gasfitter, dwl N 3 McAllister
bet Lyons and Scott
Koch Emil (E. Koch i- Co.), dwl 1313 Stockton
Koch Erich, smelter California Jewelry Co., dwl 3 EUia
Koch Ernest, tinsmith, dwl 7 Everett
Koch Fritz, turner Isaac Hardenburgh, dwl 231 Ritch
Koch George, bootmaker Boisseau & Son, dwl 638 Mission
Koch H. E., blacksmith Sutter St. R. R., dwl SE cor Aus-
tin and Polk
Koch Jacob D., farmer, dwl 743 Tehama
Koch John, artist, dwl 617 Lombard, rear
Koch John George, dwl 322 Capp
Koch John M. J., hairdressing saloon, 648 Commercial
Koch Margaret (widow), dwl SW cor Broderick and Grove
Koch Otto, dwl 220 Pacific . „ , _
Koch Otto, cabinetmaker Pioneer Fomiture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 13 Pacific ^ _, . j ,
Koch Paul, confectioner Saulmann & Lauenstem, dwl cor
Sti3ckton and Filbert ,„..-.
Koch Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 2.-)7 Tehama
KOm Sl.tlO.V, liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and
Davis
Koch William, baker, dwl 303 Mason
Koch William, bookkeeper Bank California, dwl E s Bart-
lett bet Twenty-second and Twenty- third
Koch William, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 23J Ritch
Koch William, coaeeroaster, dwl 1915 Stockton
Koch Williiun, hostler Rudolph Herman
Koch William, proprietor Sutter St. House, 233 Sutter
Koch William D. (Jacob Xibbe A Co.), dwl 111 Austm
Koch William G. (Koch .1- Rogers), dwl 1815 Mason
Koch William H., bookkeeper Schultz & Von Bargen, dwl
E s Howard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Koch & Rogers (WUliam G. Koch and Henry Risers).
house and signpainters, and dealers paints and oils,
110 Geary
Koch. See Cook ,,„„.„ v
Kix-hner William, porter, dwl 333 Bush
KOCK CL4.rS, proprietor New Atlantic Hotel, " s
Montgomery Av bet Pacific and Bdwy, and 624 Pacific
Kock Peter (ScMMz i- K.), dwl 12 St. Charles PI
Kocks James, laborer. Golden Gate Park, dwl 425 Hayes
Koeboom John, waiter J. Reagan, dwl 256i Tehama
Koech Henry, gardener, dwl 203 Post ,„.,,,.
KSertM^i, shoemaker Michael McAdam, d^'I 247.M.n
Koeford , carpenter, dwl SW cor Mission and Eight-
KOEHLER ArcrST, manufacturer trusses, etc., 718
Washington, dwl 523 Green ,,„„,«.„„
Koehler Gotthard (Koehler d- Ritter), dwl 1303 Mason
Koehler Henrj', carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Koehler Louis G., compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 1417
KoeidS wTuiam J., shoemaker J. Irwin, dwl 423 Bush
KOEHLEK A RITTER (Golthard Koehler and
Charles A. Ritter), manufacturers jewelry and
silverware, 620 Merchant
loehnJn Wmiam'c'larman G. Groezinger, dwl 333 Bush
Koehnoke Christian H., clerk, dwl NE cor Second and
Koelle?™Viiliam, apotheiiary and importer drugs and per-
fSnes!sE cor Taylor and Eddy and 722 Montgomery,
Koeimcl Joseph, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 118 Sac
icS^r -i^thSny (ddzcr i- Lcneke), dw 205 Fourth
Koelzer & Lemcke (Anthony Koelzer and Otto Lemcke),
hairdressers, 129 Fourth ,„,„„,
Koen Charles, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 926 Folsom
Koenicke August, porter, dwl 333 Bush
Koenif Adam, baker, dwl 127 Fourth ,_ . . .
KoeniJ Anton, importer and retail French boots and
shoes, 505 Montgomcrj-, dwl 615Sacramento
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Koenlf' Frederick, boarding, S 8 Greenwich bet Pierce
KoenT/Getgl (Stullcr * K.), dwl N s Harrison bet
KoenTHerr;?, nlS'F. U Such * Co., dwl cor Twenty-
Koenl^p|p.t'(0.rf«^ X- Z.), dwl NE cor Folsom
KoeniKsberler Brothers (Ferdinand f'^'^^.' «"* .f,^""
(iSil), manufacturers cigars and miporters tobacco,
Koe.fiberge7Ferdinand (Eoenyjsierger Brothers), dwl
Koen?gsberger Philip (Koenignherger Brothers), dwl 803
KoeS'^berger Sebastian (Koenit/sberger Brothers), res
Helena, Montana Ter. ,. .^ , , „ ■vr.*^,,,,
Koenigsmark Christopher, tnachinist, dwl f Jatoma
Koenilberg William, cigar manufacturer i^'I If Second
Koeper Frederick, boot and shoedealer, dwl 1813 Powell
Koerber August (Benry Eocrier i- Brother), dwl 608
Koerber°Henry {Henry Koerier & Brother), dwl 610
Koerber* Henry & Brother (Augnst Koerier), coal, wood,
and charcoal, 16 and 17 Washington
Kooraer Charles, hairdresser Adam Grimm
Koemer Christian, butcher, dwl 636 Linden Av
Koemer Martin, hairdresser Charles K. Zunmer, dwl 521
Koemfr'Max, collector California Demokrat, dwl Ifl I"ol
Koesel Lewis, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co dwl 1137 to!
Koester August, bootmaker Thomas E. Wilhamson, dwl
609 Bush „ _ , .
Koestler Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Garratt
Koeten Wilhelm, dwl 123 Jackson
KOFAHIi HENItY, cashier Pioneer Land and Loan
Association, office i05 California, dwl 1809 Taylor
Koff Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Koffod John, barkeeper, dwl 2 Brenham PI
Kouh Peter, stableman, dwl 1812 Powell
Koghen Thomas, laborer Michael C. Haley, dwl cor Green
and Lombard
Kohake Andrew, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Kohake Godfricd, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom . „ . , ,
Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus di Co.), dwl
Lick House , , . j , cn«
Kohlbecher Joseph, shoemaker Adolph Lev}', dwl 50b
Koblberg Manfred, salesman Selig Kohlberg, dwl 470
Kohlberg Manfried, salesman A. S. Eosenbaum & Co.,
dwl 127 Eddy „. i,. J ,
Kohlberg Selig, fancy goods and trumnmg8,40 Sixth, dwl
470 Jessie
Kohler , cook, dwl 609 Washington
Kohler Adam, boot and shoemaker, NE cor Howard and
Kohler Andrew (Kohler, Chase <t- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Kohler Charles (Kohler .t- Frohling), dwl 1507 Stockton
Kohler Chase & Co. (A7idreu< Kohler, Q. A. Chase, and
Georrie L. Birkmaisr), musical instruments, toys,
and fancy goods, C33 Clay ,. „^ ., ,
Kohler Dominick, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle a
Co., dwl 9 William
Kohler Edward, mining, office 330 Pine room 36, res Oak-
land
Kohler Edward F., liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and
Davis, res Oakland
Kohler Emily (widow), dwl 402 Seventh
Kohler Henry (Kohler i- Frohling), dwl 541 Minna
Kohler Henry (Kohler cO Maier). dwl 1221 Kearny
Kohler Henry, boxniaker Benjamin F. Oilman, dwl 16
Morey Alley nr Broadway .,,„„,
Kohler Jacob, stoves and ttaware, 243 Thu-d, dwl 1604
Larkin
Kohler Jerome J., mineralogist, office 330 Pine room 36,
dwl 1406 Larkin
Kohler John, cabinetmaker, dwl 3} Zoe
Kohler John W., musician Maguire's New Theater, dwl 822
Green m. *
Kohler Richard W., musician Maguu-e 8 New Theater,
dwl 822 Green , „ ,,, . „
Kohler E. J., general superintendent E. J. Kohler s Ke-
duction and Refliiing Works, office 330 Pine room 36,
res Oakland
Kohler Theodore G. , dwl 2007 Mason
Kohler William, barkeeper Oscar Lewis, dwllB Harland PI
KOHIiER A FKODMNG (Ch arles and Henry Kohler),
winegrowers and dealers native wines, 626 Mont
Kohler & Maier (Hou-i/ Kohler and Charles Maur), boots
and shoes, 834 and 836 Kearny
lohlhep/Sohn'jn? clerk WUliam T. Wenzell, dwl 862
Kohlman Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl OOOJ Har
Kohlman Solomon, stoves, tinware and crockery, 216 Sixth
Kohlmann Henry, market, 1503 Franklin
Kohhnoos Christian, groceries and liquors 218 Fourth
Kohlmoos Hermann, musician, dwl 310 Tehama
Kohlmoos John, restaurant, 166 Second, dwl olO Tehama
Kohn Abraham, teacher, dwl 423 Clementina
Kohn Benjamin, clerk I. Glazier & Co., dwl 1208 Geary
Kolln Charles (G. W. Chesley i- Co.), dwl 1208 Geary
Kohn Henr5' (Kohn & Goldsmith), dwl 824 Folsom
Koliii Henn', bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co. , dwl 714 Pine
Kohn Henry, corresponding clerk G. W. Chesley & Co.,
dwl 906 Market ,„„ „ , j , o.n
Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom, dwl 348
Kohn Henry Jr., clerk Henry Kohn dwl 408 Folsom
Kohn Isaac, merchant, office 302 California, dwl 616 Fol
Kohn J. (J5. Dennery <fc Co.), dwl 104 Taylor
Kohu Joseph, dwl 1430 Pine
Kohn Leopold, marblecarver Leon E. Myers & Co. , dwl
1061- Third . „ j , »t o
Kohn Naphtaly, clerk G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl N 8 Sac-
ramento bet Montgomery and Kearny
Kohn & Goldsmith (Henry Kohn and Nathan Gold-
smith), dry goods, 606, 628 and 916 Market
Kohn See Coan, Coen, Cohen, Colin, and Kohcn
Kohnke John (Rau i- K), dwl 30 Moss
Kohnstamm Emil, salesman Helbmg & Straus, dwl 1432
Pine
Kohru William, dwl 132 Oak, rear . , 1. 1-.., ,i„i
Kolb Abraham, shoemaker S. W. Eosenstock & Co., dwl
fiSO JessiB
Kolb Bernhard, barkeeper David H. Eoberts, dwl NW cor
Mission and Tenth
Kolbert George, hairdresser, dwl 623 Tehama
Kolenko Andrew, clerk Von der Straten Waillet
Kolkmann Hermann, groceries and liquors, St cor tieary
and Hvde, dwl 912 Geary
Roller John H., clerk John Mangels, dwl NW cor Sixth
KoltoannFrederick, shoemaker, dwl 827 Vallejo rear
Kollmyer William A., engravings, gilding, and picture
frames, 246 Sutter, dwl 610 Powell , , ,-
Kolombad Anton, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 17
Gilbert
Komman E., laborer Palace Hotel
Kommer Emanuel, boots and shoes, 26 Geary
Kommerow Peter, seaman, dwl 16 Folsom
Kompf Ferdinando, assistant superintendent Giant Pow-
der Works
Kompf Louis, chemist, dwl 1623J Turk
Koiieke Adolphe, salesman Linforth, KeUogg & Co., dwl
Nucleus House „ „ ,. .^ > i-,jiif„„„„
Konen John D., salesman John P. Schmitz, dwl 14 Mason
Konens Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 776i
Market
Kong Chow Asylum (Chinese), 612 Pine
Kong Yuen Chong & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 728 Com
Konlier Charies, cook Good & Tschurr, dwl 641 Broaxiway
Konning Max, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and
Filbert '
Koiiold F. A., agent, dwl 272 Tehama ,„,„v„
Konoplitsky Lena (mdow), private school and teacher
music, 870 Mission , , „-„ „■ .„„
Konoplitsky Nellie Miss, school t«aoher, dwl 870 Mission
Konrad Joseph, hose and heltmaker Horatio N. Cook, dwl
548 Mission „ ^ „ , m. u a
Koons Ephraim B., foreman Armes & Dal am s Tub and
Pail Factory, 112 and 114 Davis, dwl 616 Greeiimch
Koons Homer, carpenter Armes & Dallam, dwl 924i Har
Koop John H., baker Balthaser Stumpf, dwl 226 Pacific
Koopman Henn', master mariner, dwl 18* Bluxome
Koopmann Elizabeth (widow), groceries, 1607 Franklin
Koopmanschap Cornelius, Chinese immigration agent,
dwl 1608 Howard , . . r.
Koosel George, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Kopp Charies (Kopp Ji Jessen), dwl 14 StSuart
Kopp Jacob, baker Edward Newman, dwl 7 Varenne
Kopp L., weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen MiUs, dwl cor
Fifteenth and Minna
Kopp & Jessen (Charles Kopp and JarrKS Jessen), restau-
rant, 14 Steuart
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
;. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Koppe Ferdinand, blacksmith S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tor}-, dwi 1229 Filbert
Kopi:)el Alexander, expressman, NW cor Sacramento and
Dup*.>nt, dwl Dora bet Seventh and Eighth
Roppel Julius, collector, dwl 826 Mission
Kojipel Victor (Benjamin Williams d- Co.), dwl 317 Fell
Kopi>enberg' Charles J. F., collector, dwl 225 Stevenson
Koppenber^' J. F., mining, dwl 225 St«venson
Koppenheim Joseph, dwl 61S O'Farrell
Koppin Peter, expressman, 707 Battery, dwl Hamburg
House
Koppitz George, musician, dwl 124 Eleventh
Koppmann Gteorge, laborer Kohler &, Frohllng, dwl 102
Gearj-
Koops Peter, carpenter, dwl SW cor Jackson and Drmnm
KOPSt'H AI>An J., real-estate agent, G04 Merchant,
dwl West End Holel, Brenham PI
Korbe John, heli">er Douglass & ilartin, dwl 129 Shipley
Korbe Manr^iret (widow), dwl 129 Shipley
Korbe! Antbunv {F. Korlni <(■ brothers), res Santa Rosa
KORBEL F, A BROTHERS (Francis, A nthotiy, and
Joseph), South Park Saw inils, 437 Brannan, office
311 Battery
Korbel Francis (F. Korbel X- Brothers), dwl 435 Brannan
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbel tt Brothers), dwl 435 Brannan
Korge Charles, cooper, dwl 21 Harrison Av
Kom Abraham I., hairdresser, 540 California, dwl 68
Everett
Kom Henrj', carpenter, dwl 446 Brannan
Kom Joseph (Kom d- McCarthy), dwl 717 Hayea
KOR\ IXIVIS, \^ines and liquors, NW cor Bush and
Sansom, dwl 334 Hayes
Kom Moses, merchant, dwl 222 Austin
Kom Theresa Miss, governess, dwl 832 Folsom
Kom & McCarthy (Joseph Kom and John McCarthy),
drajmen, 113 Batterj'
Komeck William, cook Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, dwl
134 Fourth
Komer George, butcher Henry StelUng, dwl W s Mission
nr Twenty-fourth
Komer George, milker John Schaefer, Mission and Ocean
Beach Road
Konifeld Charles, real estate, dwl 833 McAllister
Komstadt F. Albert., clerk John H. Scheper, dwl NE cor
Clay and Larkin
Korten Behrend, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, dwi N s
Vandewater nr Powell
Korter Jacques, barber Ansel Sohs
Kortick Fiank, millpicks and horseshoer, 70S Batter>',
dwl 1009 Folsom
Kortick Mar\' A. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Emma Small, dwl
1009 Folsom
Kortick T., lather Palace Hotel
Korts George D., first officer stm Pacific, dwl Windsor
House
Korts John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Br>ant and Eighth
Korts Thomas F. , mate Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbem,
Folsom St. AMiarf
Korts Wilham, driver R. H. Everett, dwl 123i Lilly Av
Korumann Eniile, patternmaker, dwl 115 Second
Kosche Charles, hairdresser, wigmaker, and dealer human
hair, 511 Pine
Koser William, furniture and bedding, S and 10 Fourth,
dwl 115 Eddy, rear
KOSUL.IAD BROTHERS (Simon, Nathan, and
Max), commission merchants and dealers wool, hides,
and finrs, 19 Sansom
Koshland Joseph, salesman Koshland Brothers., dwl 597
Ellis
Koshland Max (Koshland Brothers), res Portland, O.
Koshland Nathan (Koshland Brothers), dwl 336 Turk
Koshland Simon (Koshlatui Brothers), dwl 597 Ellis
Kosmalsky Franz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 412
Shipley, rear
Kosminskv S. barber, dwl SE cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Kossuth Louis, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Kossuth Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), office 419 California
room 3
Kost Frederick, printer, dwl 710 Vallejo
Kosta Frank, liquor saloon, SW cor Third and Berry
Kostenhoschen Theodor Carl, clerk B. Joost, NE cor
Twelfth and Folsom
Koster Bamev, lunch kitchen. 614^ Market, dwl 407 Green
KoBter Frederick (Koster tt Rohrs), dwl NE cor Post and
Central Av
Koster Henry, driver L. Lebenbaimi & Co., dwl 320 Kear
Koster Henry, merchant, office 113 Front, dwl 1119 Leav ,
Koster Henry, teamster A. Knapp & Co., dwl Folsom nr
T\venty-thu-d
Koster J. & Co., collectors and business agency, office 623
Merchant
Koster John, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 15 Hinckley
Koster John L. (Pohlcy d- K.), dwl 323 Larkin
Koster Joseph (J. Koster tk Co.), dwl 1224 Munt},'omcry
Koster Joseph, proprietor City Gardens, cor Fol't^om a'nd
T^velfth, retail liquoi-s. NW cor Kearny and Jackson
(and Alpers, K. d- Co.), dwl 1224 Montgomery
Koster Louis, teamster Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 1425
Howard
Koster & Rohrs (Frederick Koster aiid George H. Kohrs),
liquor saloon, NE cor Post and Central Av
Koster. See Costa and Coster
Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom
and Dora
Kottmger Wilham, laborer Pacific Refining and Distilling
Co., dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore and Steiner
Koune Henry, laborer Greenwich Dock Warehouse, dwl
19 Hinckley
Kouritzen Annie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 25 Pollard PI
Kovregin Nicholas, missionary priest Russo-Greek Church,
dwl 1411 Jackson
Kow Ah (Chinese), sohcitor stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Kowabky B. Mrs., cloaks, suits, and milliner}', 330i Kear
Kowalsky E. H., merchant, dwl 44 Tliird
Kowalsky 1. , merchant, dwl 44 Third
Kowalsky Leon, cook, dwl 16 John
Kowalsky S., merchant, dwl 336^ Kearny
Kower Emile, real estate, office 331 Montgomery room 18,
res Fruit Vale, Alameda
Kowi AugTist, laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Kozminsky Cimon (Kozminsky d Brother), dwl 1014 Van
Ness Av
Kozminsky Harmon (Kozminsky d- Brother), dwl 1014
Van Ness Av
Kozminsky Hermann, tailor, dwl 502 Stockton
Kozminsky Samuel, merchant, dwl 1014 Van Ness Av
Kozminsky & Brother (Harmo-n and Cimon), cigurs and
tobacco, 322 Sansom
Kracke Frederick, deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry
Krafft Charles, cook, dwl 204 Steuart
Krafft E. J., architect, dwl 431 Pine
Kraft Charles, cook 411 Pacific
Kraft Frank, janitor 302 Mont, dwl 518 Sutter, rear
Kraft George, liquordealer, dwl 9 William
Kraft Louis, butcher Frederick Katz
Kraft Louis, watchmaker Eugene J. Mullin, dwl 1305 Lar-
kin
Kraft Samuel H., jeweler Gustav Salomon, dwl 1305 Lar-
kin
Kragen Louis, woodcarver Kragen & Co., dwl 1043 Folsom
Kragen Samuel (Kraqen tt Co^ dwl 1043 Folsom
KRAGEN «t CO, (Samuel Kragen, Andrew Geishaker,
and William Geist), fvimiture manufacturers, 210
and 212 Mission
Krager Charles, porter Adam & Kibbe, dwl 516 Mont
Krager Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl W s San Bnmo Road
nr Twenty-seventh
Krager Wolf, tailor Emanuel Rush, dwl E 8 Brooks bet
Geaiy and Market
Kraimer Isaac, stockbroker, dwl 325 O'Farrell
Krajewski Frederick, tooluiaker, dwl ICS^ Freelon
Kraker Anthony, billiardist, dwl 15 Sutter
Kraker Fritz, deckhand stm El Capitan, dwl 41 Jackson
Krambach J. L., clerk L. Greenberg, dwl 336 Kearny
Krame John, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
Kramer August, clerk Charles Liebenberg, dwl NE cor
Fourth and Bryant
Kramer August, wiredrawer Pacific Wire Manuf . Co. , dwl
238 Ritch
Kramer Augustus, machinist, dwl S s Gennania bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Kramer Bemhard, bakery and confectioner>', 630 Grove
Kramer Charles, cutler Will & Finck, dwl 1021 Dufxint
Kramer Christian, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 8 Zoe,
rear
Kramer C. Philip, special pohceman, dwl 238 Ritch
Kramer Francis, bootmaker, 219 Davis, dwl SW cor Sac-
ramento and Daris
Kramer Frederick, Ixwtmaker, SI Natoma
Kramer Frederick, market. US Fifth
Kramer Henry H., bootmaker, 218 Commercial
Kramer Jacob, groceries aiid liquors, SW cor Dupont and
Greenwich, dwl 1C21 Dupont
Kramer John, liquor saloon, 135 Post, dwl 16 Dupont
Kramer John, market, NW cor Grove and Buchanan, dwl
606 Grove
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. &. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
D. "W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont
Kramer John W., driver St. Luke's Hospital, dwl NW cor
Sixteentb and Guerrero
Kramer Larrie, laborer Daniel D. Holland, dwl 1105
Monti^romerj^
Ki-amer Louis, gardener, dwl S s Chestnut bet Polk and
Lark in
Kramer Philip, barber, dwl 90"2 Clay
Kramer Philip, cabinetmaker Alphonse Boisnet, dwl 35J
Welsh
Kramer Philip, cook Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Kramer Reg-ina Mme. (widow), dwl 232 Post
Kramer Samuel, buU:her Frederick Kramer, dwl 118 Fifth
Kramer Scutt, mason Palace Hotel
Kramer William, butcher Henrj' A. Zeiss, dwl 1103 Fol
Kramer William, gasfitter C. H. Stombs & Co., dwl 1621
l)up'int
Ki-amer William F., sewing-machine agent, dwl 107 Fifth
Kramer Z., butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Kramer Zacharias, bookkeeper E. Goslinsky & Co., dwl
010 Sutter
KRA\EK PHILIP If., capitalist, office 312 Mont-
^'omery, dwl 922 Jackson
Kranise Cliarles, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Krantz Charles (Krantz <{■ Aiuicrson), dwl 5 Drumm
Krantz & Anderson {Charles Krantz n?id Bernarci An-
derson), cooperage, 208 Commercial
Krass Augustus, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 19
Perry
Kratzenstein Charles E., agent Domingo Gbirardelli, dwl
713 Filbert
Kratzer Dominique, laborer S. Lachman & Co.
Krauer Henry, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 20 Scott
PI
Kraus Aaron, bookkeeper S. Seelig, dwl 262 Tyler
Knius Charles, milkranch, cor Alabama and Twenty-fifth
Kraua Daniel {Lang X- Co.), dwl 1 Hyde P!
Kraus Edward, woodcarver John B. Luchsinger & Sod,
dwl 114 Morton
Kraus Frederick, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 19
Anna
Kraus George, hairdresser Abraham L Kom, dwl 523 San
Kraus Henrj', dwl 25 Morton
Knius Henry, painter, dwl 262 Tyler
Kraus John* blacksmith, dwl 512 Fourth
Kraus John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 828
Folsom
Kraiis Katie (widow), dwl 262 Tyler
Knuis Nicholas, marker Kragen & Co.
Kraus Samuel, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl cor
Twenty-fifth and Alabama
Kraus Solomon, clerk, dwl 27 Turk
Krause August, hairdresser J. M. J. Koch, dwl 648 Com
Krause Carl, proprietor Esperance Restaurant, 647 Com-
mercial, dwl 25J^ Turk
Krause Charles, dwl 02G Green
Krause Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 27 Minna
Krause George, shoemaker, dwl 1003 Pacific
KrausG John, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Kr.iuse Joseph, boutblack, 122 Post, dwl 3 Quincy PI, rear
Kniuse Marks, dwl 349 Clementina
Krausgrill John, waiter Charles and William Durein.dwl
1309 Stockton
Krauss Albert, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 37i
Dora
Krauss Frederick H., plasterer and whitener, 227 Post
Krauss Frederick H., whitener, dwl 812 Larkin
Krauss Theodore, clerk Frederick Iken, dwl 11 First Av
Krausse J. F., liquor saloon, 229 Fourth
Krauth Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1116 Bryant
Krawetzki John J., news agent, stationen* etc., Occi-
dental Hotel, dwl 619 Mason
Kreag Julius, waiter John C. Poetz, dwl 75 Pacific
Kreaker Edward, butcher, dwl NW cor Ash Avand Polk
Kreamer M., mason Palace Hotel
Kreamer W., gasfitter Palace Hotel
Krcbbs H. Jr. {Kendall, K. .0 Co.), dwl Lick House
Ivrcbs C. F. E., expressman, 701 Sac, dwl 120 Shipley
Krebs H., salesman Koscnhamn & Friedman, dwl 734 Post
Kreba Henr>-, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Kreger Henry, tinsmith Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 730
Vallcjo
Kreger William, carpenter, dwl SE cor Guerrero and
Twentieth
Krehmke Edward, oyster saloon, 1004 Market, dwl 315
O'Farrell
Krehmke John, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 East
Kreider Frank L., stockbroker, office 330 Pine room 19
Krell Jacob, confectioner, 112 Kearny, dwl 9 Stockton PI
Kremer Casper, carpenter, dwl cor Alabama and Twenty-
second
Krenier Nicholas, brassfinisher, dwl 609 Union
Krenike Edward {Laiuje d- A'.), dwl 303 O'P^rrell
Kremple Frank, painter, dwl 533 Sacramento
Krenz Emile {Philadelphia Calf Kid Manufacturing
Co.), dwl SW cor Utah and Twenty-third
Krenz Oswald, proprietor Lagoon Tannery, NE cor Fil-
bert and Gough, dwl SE cor FUbert and Gough
Kreshel Ferdinand J., physician, dwl 5 Stockton
Kress A. H., oiler stm Ventura
Kress Christian, cabinetmaker, dwl 312 Ritch, rear
Krete Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 308 Clementina
Kretz A., blacksmith, dwl IS First
Kretzer Elias, carpenter, dwl 1118 Market
Kretzer Noah, cooper Samuel T. Hubbell, dwl N s Mis-
sion bet New Montgomery and Second
Kreuser Constance (widow), embroidery, 732 Washington
Kreuter Charles, liquor saloon, 1328 (1332) Dupont, dwl
1323 Duiiont
Kreutzfeld Charles, master mariner, dwl 1 August Alley
Kreuz Frederick {Frank ifc Co.), dwl 1049 Folsom
Krieg Anton, proprietor S. F. Tanner>% junction San
Bruno Road, and Potrero Av, dwl cor Serpentine and
Potrero avs
Krieg George, bookkeeper B. Levy & Co., dwl 1415 Powell
Krieg Joseph E., shoemaker C. H. King &, Co., dwl 4
VV'iUiam
Krieg Joseph P., shoemaker J. Irwin, dwl 4 William
Kriegel John, tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl cor Sixteenth
and Folsom
Krieger Charles, seaman, dwl 638 Third
Krieger Gottlieb, carpenter, 1146 Folsom
Krieger William, tailor, dwl SW cor Clay and Powell
Kriel Henrj', clerk Solomon Tesmore, dwl 6 Virginia PI
Krieu Conrad, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Kriens James, porter Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl 10
Market
Kriese John, bootmaker L. Hertz, dwl 407 Pacific
Kriete George F., groceries and liquors, 1528 Mason, dwl
839 Vallejo
Kriete Henry, sugar refiner, dwl 308 Clementina
Krille Frederick, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 965 Harrison
Krille Ottilie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 965 Harrison
Kris Charles, waiter, dwl 719 Clay
Kriz L. D., tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Krizeck Joseph, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co. , dwl 512
Fourth
Kroder Emma F. Miss, dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl 97 Eddy
nr Scott
Kroeger August, clerk Herman Steinhoff, dwl 203 Post
Kroeger Herman, barkeeper Hugo FUgel, dwl 1604 Pow
Kroeger Hermann A. (Kroeger tic Riechers)^ dwl 803 Mis-
sion
Kroeger William, salesman, dwl 2 Park Av
Kroeger & Riechers {Hermann A. Kroeger and Freder-
ick W. L. Riechers), groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Mission
Kroehle Jacob, liquor saloon, 1428 Stockton
Kroete George, shoemaker, dwl 203 Post
Krog Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl 5 Newell
Krog Andrew Jr., shipcarpenter, dwl 2107 Mason, rear
Krog Marcus, barkeeper Charles Rosendahl, dwl 5 Newell
Kroger August, stockraiser, dwl cor Mariposa and Dela-
ware
Kroger Christ, cooper, dwl 323 Clementina
Kroger Frederick, captain schr Good Templar, dwl 218
Francisco
Kroger Frederick, designer and modeler Koehler & Ritter,
dwl 619 Bush
Kroger George, captain schr Express, office 22 Market
Krogh Hans A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Krohle Henry, steward August Alers, dwl 722 Mont
Krohn Gustave, carpenter, dwl 140 Ruse Av
Krohn Hermann P., porter, dwl NE cor Grove and Gough
Krohn John, bookkeeper Ernest Essmann, dwl 1519 Stock
Krohn John {Krohn ifc Stapel/eldt), res Fresno Co.
Krohn & Stapelfeldt {John Krohn and William Stapel-
feldt), groceries, provisions, hay, and grain, NE cor
Grove and Gough
Krohne William, clerk Christian Von Glahn, dwl 13 Sev-
enth
Krohnke Henr>* C, porter 409 Clay, dwl 321 Minna
Krohnke Henry, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Kroll Phil, clerk 203 Montgomery, dwl 19 Rondel PI
Kron Francis, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dw 1213
Stevenson
MORGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, alwaiys have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysten
p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1802.
Kron Frederick, porter Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl 912
Bryant
Kron Julius (Lindner i- K.), dwl 1206 Stockton
Krona Frederick, waiter 112 Kearny, dwl 200 Sutter
Kronart Charles, brewer John J. StreiUi, dwl 414 Dupont
Kronbery Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 422 Kearny, dwl
1421 Powell
Krone Alexander, clerk J. H. Jones & Co., dwl 309 Jeasie
Krone Dena Mi^s, teacher piano, dwl 309 Jessie
Krone Louis, salesman G. J. Pinker, dwl 309 Jessie
Kronholm Christian E., liquor saloon and boarding, 22
Washintrton
Kronholm Juhn J., dwl 2219 Powell
Kronini; William, merchant, dwl S s Sacramento nr Mason
Kronmen Niels, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Bryant and Eig-hth
Kronnenberg Frederick (Waiinemacher & K.), dwl NE
cor Franklin and McAllister
Kronquest M., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Krons Mrs., seamstress, dwl 636 Green
Kronthal Henrj- {Fechheimer, Goodfcind tfc Co.), dwl 1002
Van Ness At
Krook P. O., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Kroos William, baker, dwl 298 Broadway
Kropp Ernest H., dwl 6 Langi:on
Kropp Louis, fruit, dwl 1125 Mission
Krosh Charles, carpenter Palace Hotel
KrouisT,-\ill M., laborer, dwl 522 Filbert
Krouse C, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl Clara bet Fifth and
Sixth
Krouse Samuel R., foreman Greenebaum Bros., dwl IISIJ
Mission
Kroves H., tinsmith, dwl 134 Fourth
Krownholm Johannah (widow), midwife, dwl 523 Howard
rear
Krueger August C, beltmaker H. Royer, dwl Alabama
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Krueger Julius H. Rev., past<3r First Reformed German
Church, dwl 29 Eleventh
Kruft Joseph, barkeeper Henry Grimm
Krug William, porter Oppenheimer & Bro., dwl 135 Perry
Krliger August, engraver Pacific Wood Engraving Co.,
dwl 119 Silver
Kruger August, fruitdealer, dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Kruger Charles, merchant tailor, 1104 Dupont
Kruger Christian, carpenter, dwl NE cor Baker and Bush
Kruger Edward, tailor, dwl 737 Broadway
Kruger Ferdinand, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co.,
dwl 505 Filbert, rear
Kruger Frederick, master mariner, dwl 9 Oregon
Kruger George, blacksmith, dwl N 3 Ellis bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Kruger H., wood engraver, 621 Clay, dwl 119 Silver
Kruger Henry (Sluhr a: E.), dwl Fourth Av bet M and N,
South S. F.
Kruger L., dwl 919J Stockton
Kruger Louis (Eniger d- HoUings), dwl 307 Mason
Kruger Loms, cook, dwl 7 Tehama
Kruger Otto, cook, dwl 17 Juhn
Kruger William, molder Thompson Bros., dwl SE cor
Main and Howard
Kruger & Hollings {Loxiia Kru{ier and Henry Holliivjs),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Mason and Geary
Krukan Nicholas J., longshoreman, dwl 317 Beale
Krull Ernst, barber, SE cor Brj-ant and Eighth
Krunibeck Christopher, teamster, dwl 1709 Eddy
Kruramacher William, bookkeeper Moore Brothers, res
Alameda
Knincke Bernard, fireman stm Alice E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. Wharf
Fvrunk Henry, porter, dwl 321 Minna
Kruse A, B. E., clerk Kruse & Euler, dwl 1031 Harrison
Kruse Conrad, cooper Bernard F. Stromber^, dwl 2014
Hyde
Kruse Edward {Krum d: Euler), dwl 1031 Harrison
Kruse Edward, shipcarpenter, oflice 32 Sacramento, dwl
Twenty-first bet Mission and Valencia
Kruse Edward Jr., clerk Edward Kruse, dwl 1031 Harri-
son
Kruse Frank, teamster, dwl 160S Post
Kruse Henry, expresswagon. 417 Sansom, dwl 1S23 Bush
Kruse Henn,-, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Kruse John H., clerk Nicholas Bnins, dwl 1600 Mason
Kruse Louis, dra.^Tuan Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 34
Rausch
Kruse Louis J., dwl 1600 Mason
Kruse Manuel, deckhand stm Alameda, Davis St. Wharf
Kruse Martin, cigarmaker, dwl 1024 McAllister
Kruse T., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Kruse William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Br>-ant and Eighth
Kruse & Euler {Edward Kruse, Emil Rohte, and Ber-
nard Kirckhojf), importers and wholesale grocers and
conmiission merchants, 209 and 211 Fi-.:>nt
Krutsen Andrew C, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Mont
Krut^en Charles A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Kr>'ger Chr. A., carjienter, dwl NE c*>r Bush and Baker
Kuactenaw William, cabinetmaker, dwl 32 Minna
Kubach William, clerk Alfred W. Morgeustem, dwl S s
Berry nr Third
Kuber Frederick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Kuch Frank, barber C-onrad Troell, dwl 729 Clay
Kilchel Charles, clerk Charles W. Fox, dwl S22 Powell
Kuchle Clement, carriagemaker Lilsenberg & Bro., dwl
Montgomen,' nr Pacific
Kuchmeister Henr\- W. (P. X BiUt d: Co. and Butt d:
£".). dwl 1234 Broadway
Kuck D., liquor saloon, 997 Market, dwl 995 Market
Kuck Diedrich (Ktu-k <{.- Brother), dwl 12 St. Mary PI
Kuck Henry {Henry W'.'nkh'maun d- Co.). dwl 601 Hayes
Kuck Henry H., clerk Claus H. Schluter, dwl 744 Fourth
Kuck John {Kuck d: Brother), dwl cor Brjant and Kin-
con PI
Kuck Marx (Kuck d; Ahr&ns)y dwl NW cor Greenwich
and Steiner
Kuck & Ahrens {^farx Kuck and Georqe Ahrens), wines
and liquors, NW cor Greenwich and Steiner
Kuck & Brother {John and Diedrich), groceries and hq-
uors, cor Brt-ant and Rincon PI
Kucking John, baker J. Schuiz, dwl 800 L'nion
Kucks Claus H. (Kuck.'! d: Schreiber), dwl 236 Fremont
Kucks & Schreiber {Claus H. Kucks and John Schreiber),
liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and New Montgumerj-
Kuechler Charles F., draftsman David Farquharson, dwl
726 California
Kueffer George, barkeeper Edward L. Wagner, SE cor
Vallejo and Kearny
KlVehle Clementina, seamstress, dwl 350 Third
Kuehnel Matthias, bootmaker, dwl 25 Morton
Kuennecke Charles P., dwl Government House
Kuenneeke Emile, clerk U. S. Naval Rendez\-ous, Gov-
ernment House, dwl 805 Kearny
Kuennecke L. Mrs., proprietress Government House, NW
cor Washington and Sansom
Kuenzi John R., foreman J. G. H. Meyer, and furnished
rooms, 331 Kearny
Kueppler J., teamster Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Kuffener Bartholomew, brewer, dwl 309 Chestnut
Kufifer Jacob, laborer 250 Fourth
Kutfins Louis H.. clerk Casper DLs, dwl N 3 Filbert bet
Buchanan and Webster
Kugeler August. laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
dwl N s Lombard lu" Fillmore
Kugler Gottheb, porter Haas Brothers, dwl 736 Vallejo
Kugler Leopold, bookkeeper Kruse & Euler, dwi Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Kuh A., jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl 1906 Pow
Kuh Emil, assayer Leopold Kuh, dwl 1906 Powell
Kuh Jacob, teacher music, dwl 1010 Larkin
Kl'H LEOPOLD, assayer and metallurgist, 611 Com-
mercial, dwl 1906 Powell
Kuhirt Herman, turner, cor Mission and Fremont, dwl N
s Kate bet Fillmore and Steiner
Kuhl F. G., rop«>rter Pacific Law Reporter, dwl 532 Merch
Kuhl Gustav {Ha?isen d- K.), dwl 44 Everett
Kuhl H., bookkeeper Lazard Frtires, dwl SOS Lombard
Kuhl Jacob, millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
17 Hincklev
Kuhl Kate (widow), dwl 339 Union
Kuhl Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 339
Union
Kuhl & Girzikowsky (Martin Kuhl and William Girzi-
kow.'^kv), propri'etors Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Kuhleniann Charles, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl
Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Kuhling Anton, toolmaker, 493 Brannan, dwl 732 Har
Kuhlken Joseph, clerk Frederick Meyer, dwl 17 Sixth
Kuhlmann August, locksmith Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl
17 Valencia
Kuhlmann Diedrich (J. Druckcrd- Co.), dwl 502 Brannan
Kuhlmeyer Louisa Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 229 Third
Kuhlwein Bernard, liquor saloon, 440 Bush
Kuhn Charles J., machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl 132
Perr>'
Kuhn Frederick, circus performer, dwl International Hotel
Kuhn Geoi^e, proprietor Dresdener House, 337 Bush
Kuhn George, tailor, dwl 2607 Sacramento
Kuhn Henfv (Henry Kuhn d: Co.), dwl 422 Grove
r PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
i
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery,
KUH
436
LAR
Kuhn Henry & Co. (D. Dangers), wines and liquors, 1124
Market
Kuhn John E., porter P. Liesenfeld, dwl 904 Powell
Kuhn lAuhvitr, brassfinisher, dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Kuhn Maria J. Mrs., lodg:ini,'s, 812 California
Kuhn Martin (Kvhl ,(• Girzikowsky) dwl 909 Kearny
Kuhn Hichard, lalinrer Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420 Pine
Kuhn Victnr. cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 333 Bush
KIIINB-^ .llt\4>LI», professor music, office G23 Clay,
dwl (iI2 Jones
Kuhnel Matthias, bootmaker Isaac Lisman, dwl Germania
House Morton nr Dupont
Kuiiala John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Kiiiucan John, marblepolisher, dwl 1211 Broadway
Kuk Hermann, watchmaker Newbaucr & Co., dwl 19 Zoe
Kukeiis Hour}', shipcariJenter, dwl W 8 Illinois nr Santa
Clara
KUles Francis, laborer, dwl 902 Broadway
Kull John, baker, dwl 119 William
Kiill Theodore E. {Malwn, Thmnns ,(• Co.), dwl 1604 Post
Kullbcrg Adolph, pilot, dwl 10 Washington
Kulltierg William, superintendent Cal. Sugar Reflnery,
dwl 412 Octavio ,,,,,.
Kullman Herman (Eullman, TToi/ner <Jr Co.), dwl 1417
California
Kullman Louis (Ktdhnmi it Anncr), dwl 922 Geary
Kullman Moses (Evllman, Wagner i(- Co.). res Stockton
Kullman Simon, bookkeeper Lazard Frires, dwl 1016
Stockton , ,n,n
Kullmann August, salesman J. \V. Davidson S, Co., dwl 213
Gear\'
KKLLHAN. WACiJiER * CO.. Berman Kullman,
Charles Wagner, and Mosck Kullman), hides, leath-
er, and tallclw, 41 Clay, and proprietors Pacific Tan-
nery, Stockton
KI'LL-ilAN A .IRMEK Louis Kullman and Max Ar-
m^r), manufacturers cigars and dealers tobacco, 306
and 308 Sacramento
Kullmann Leopold, porter Joseph C. Shorb, dwl 316 Sutter
Kulpman Joseph, waiter Lange & Kremke, dwl What
Cheer House
KUlstrom John, cabinetmaker, dwl 532 Folsom
Kum Kee & Co. (CTiinese), clothing, 912 Dupont
Kum Wow & Co. (Chinese), dry goods, 928 Dupont
Kum Yuen (Chinese), tailor, 727 Pacific
Kum Yuen (Chinese), tea and opium, 711 Jackson
Kmnmereng George, butcher Thomas Mclneruey & Co.,
dwl 311 Broadway
Kummror Heinrich, laborer, 614 Clay
Kuiiast Honrv. painter, dwl 337 Bush
KlI.^ER .VLICERT, seal engraver, 611 Washington, dwl
E s Gough bet Tvler and McAllister
Kuner Rudolph, clerk 643 Clay, dwl E s Gough bet Tyler
and Mc.\lli9ter
Kunkler John E., physician, office and dwl 514 Kearny
Kunstle Martin, bakery, 776 Folsom
Kunz Henry, clerk Charles Meinecke, dwl 325 Sixth
Kunze Louisa (widow), dwl IfilS Powell
Kunze William, oystemian George Mayes
Kuiizle George, cabinetmaker, dwl 10 Berry
Kuphul John, cook, dwi 39 Jackson
Kuppell Conrad, laborer Potrero Tannery, dwl Mariposa
bet Pennsylvania Av and Mississippi
Kuppenheim Ernest (Kuppenheim d' Bauer), dwl 626
Kearny
Kuppenheim & Bauer (Ernest Kuppenheim and Si^non
Hauer), coffee and billiard saloon, 526 Kearny
Kups Peter, shipcarjieiiter, dwl 10 Berry
Kurlander J., cigars and tobacco, 1030 Market
Kurlbaum Herman W., captain brig Josephine, dwl 20
Perry
Kurnstadter J., dwl 609 Pine
KuiTe Charles, salesman 414 Sansom, dwl 1027 Pacific
Kurth Wilhelm, baker, dwl 333 Bush
Kurtz Andrew, cigars, tobacco, and fruit, 417 Davis
Kurtz Augustus M., druggist and chemist, SW cor Turk
and Hyde, ihvl 330 O'Farrell
Kurtz Ferdinand, shoemaker, dwl 1131 Harrison
Kurtz Ferdinand C. H., laborer, dwl 1131 Harrison
Kurtz John, manager S. F. Co-operative Land and Build-
ing Assn, office 32 Merchants' Exchange, dwl School
House Station, San Mateo Co.
Kurz Gustavo A., gilder, dwl 1924 Mason
Kurz Louis, bakeiy, 215 Second
Kuscher , machinehand S. F. Mnnuf. Co.
Knsfel Alexander, captain schr Norwester. res Oakland
Kustel Alexis, master mariner, dwl 632 Stevenson
Kuster Joseph, tailor, 429 Dupont
Kuster Louis, upholsterer, dwl 11 HolUs
Kutner Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 151 Fourth Av, dwl
441 i Natoma
Kutta Julius, tannery, cor Folsom and Serpentine Av
Kutter Edward, porter 409 Clay, dwl 1705 Leavenworth
Kuttncr C, wheelman stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Kuttiier Edward, agent, dni 411 Sansom
Kuttncr & Goldstein, merchants (Fresno, Fresno Co.),
office 111 Batten,- /
Kutz Gabriel M. (.Hubash, Kutz A Co.), dwl 328 Tjier
Kwong Chong Kee & Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar, and rice,
719 Duoont
Kwong Chong Wing Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar, and rice,
733 Commercial
Kwong Hang & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 710 Com
Kwong Lun "Chong & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 714
Dui'ont
Kwong Mow War & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 727 Jackson
Kwong On Cheong (Chinese), commission merchant, 728
Sacramento
Kwong Sung Tai & Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar, and nee, 836
Dupont
Kwong Tai Lung & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 719
Commercial
Kwong Tong Tai & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 714 Sac-
ramento
Kwong Wa Co. (Chinese), wholesale butchers, 1011 Dup
Kwong Wa Tong (Chinese), drugs, 801 Dupont
Kwong, Wing, Sang & Co. (Chinese), clothing, 752 Wash
Kwong Wo Lung & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 735
Washington
Kwong Yune Lung & Co. (Chmese), tea, rice, and opium,
727 Dupont
Kyel Stephen, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbem,
Folsom St. Wharf
Kyer Charles J., painter, dwl 1213 Pacific
Kyle James, jailer Branch Jail, dwl 2 Geary PI
Kyle James, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Kvle Mary A. (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 6 Downey
Kvie Robert, carpenter, dwi 9 Harriet
Kvle Thomas (Mead i- K.), dwl 2 Geary PI
Kvllstrom Charles, cutter Pacific Glove Works
Kj-ne John, teamster McKenna & Greany, dwl 18 Geneva
Kyne Patrick, Boiler Makers' Assn, 818 Howard
Xj.
L'HoTE Eugene, dwl 1142i Market
L'Hote Fanny Mrs., furnished rooms, 1142i Market
L'Hote Henr'v C, merchant, dwl 1206 JIarket
La Eigne — '-, liquor dealer, dwl 823 Montgomery
La Burth Frank, porter Joseph Young, dwi 1116 Folsom
La Combe Joseph L., porter E. T. Hucknam, dwl S s Pa-
cific bet Jones and Leavenworth
La Croze J., surveyor, dwl 633 Sacramento
La Fontaine Charles, musician, dwl 1520 Dupont
La Forge Alfred B., mining, office 29 Merchants Ex-
change, dwi 636 Green
La Fouda Edward, waiter American Exchange
La French Clarence, teacher, dwl S 8 Twenty-second bet
(juerrero and San Jose Av
La Grand Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 420 Davis
LA GRA.VOE LAI'NI»KV CO., E. P. White presi-
dent, H. K. Sloore secretarj'. Thirteenth bet Howard
and Folsom, office 64S Market
La Grange Burke, doorkeeper U. S. Jlint, res Oakland
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanislaus
Co., Cal.), office 200 Sansom
La Grange Ella Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopohtan
Primary School, dwi 4 Highland Terrace
La Grange 'Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1513 Dupont
La Grange Jane A. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department
U. S. Mint, dwi 409 Stevenson
La Grange Louis A. , sfcitistical clerk Custom House, dwl
1216 Washington
La Grange Matilda M. (widow), dwl 4 Highland Terrace
La Grange M. P., bookkeeper aiarles W. Fox, dwl 4 High-
land 'Terrace
lA «i;R.VN«E OSrAR H.. superintendent U. S. Mint,
office NW cor Fifth and Mission, res Oakland
La Grange. See Lagrange
La Marche Alina, dressmaker, dwi 626 California
La Massev T. H. Mrs., dwi 307 Sutter
La Place Frank, marblenutter, dwl 815 Stockton
La Roche P. A., agent Firemans Fund Insurance Co., res
Oakland
La Rose George A., cancworker, 2 Powell
La Rose William L., dwl 21i Mary
MOR&AN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presh Oysters.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
La Roya Fmneisco Jos6, hairdresser Joseph ai. SUva, dwi
30(.U Tliird
La Salle Co. (Chitiese"), cig^r manufacturers, 25 Geai-v
LA SO<'lE[>AI> ^Spanish semi -weekly), Frederico Ep-
son editor and pii.'iirietor, office (121 Sansom
LA SOLIUftAKITE FKENCU MllTl'AL BEiVE-
FIMAL ASSOCIATIOX, office 72'J Mont^omerv
LA VOiE OEL rOi'OLO (Italian weekly), G. B. Ce-
vasco i>ubli^her and proprietor, office 603 Washington
LA VOZ DKL M:EV0 Ml'.N'UO (bi-weekly), Felipe
Fierro proprietor, office 1022 Dupont
Laats Charles, barkeeper Charles Pope, dwl NW cor Fill-
more and Francisco
Labarber John, hquor saloon, 3 Clay
Labarre Louis, musician, dwl 54 SulUvan's Building
Labatt John, laundry, S14 Larkln
Labbe Pierre M., drnjiuan, G15 Front, dwl SWcor Octaria
and O'FaiTell
Labedan Victor, butcher G. De Luca, dwl 1338 Dupont
Label Heiur, fruits, etc., SE cor O'Farrell and Taylor
Label Jacob, express wag-on, 222 Sansom, dwl 142 Silver
Label Louis, clerk Frank Pursh, dwl 142 Silver
Labell Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 111 Jessie
Labenje Emile. dwl 919 Stockton
Labeyrie Isidore, watchmaker Green Bros., dwl 18 Russell
Labhard Adolph, porter Ledden, >MuppIe &. Co., dwl 719
Vallejo
Labhard Jean, Union Nursery, N s Post bet Lyon and
Central Av
Labine Olivier, wines and liquors, 641 Com, dwl 823 Mont
Labinski William, stocks, dwl G31 Sacramento
Labohm Henrs- G., teacher German and English, 10 Tay-
lor, dwl lt> Taylor
Labohm H. G. Mr^., midwife, dwl 16 Taylor
Laborde Mpjvel, painter, dwl SW cor Mont At and Vallejo
Laboree , sa*hmaker Excelsior Mills
Laborei-s' ProLective and Benevolent Association, rooms
S14 Howard
Labome Eugene, manufacturer, dwl 1202 Powell
Laborvicb ilurris, peddler, dwl 545 Mission, rear
Laboussin Charles, steward, dwl 619 Pacific
Labmt John, laborer, dwl 84S Folsom, rear
Lacase Baptiste, blacksmith, dwl 1104 Montgomery
Lacazette B., laundrymau, dwl 56 SuUivan's Building;
Lacazettt; Jean.grardener, dwl W s Railroad Av, Bay View
Lacazett* Peter, laborer Celestine Bonglet, dwl 525 Hayes
Lacenda J. (widow), dwl 520 Broadway
Lacey Alice, chambermaid Lick House
i^cey Benjamin, dwl 1206 Market
Lacey Charles, laborer, dwl 421 Fremont
Lacey cTiarles H., steward stm Coquille, dwl 14 Natoma
Lacey Frederick M., bookkeeper, dwl 115 Second
Lacey Henry, dwl 6 South Park
Lacey John, machinist, dwl 531 Mission
Lacey Michael, laborer, dwl 15i Wehh
Lacey Peter, tanner Francis McAleer, dwl 301 Sixteenth
Lacev Robert, tinsmith S. F. Gas LJg'ht Co., dwl 8 Verona
PI
Lacej" Robert J., carpenter and builder, dwl 511 Vallejo
Lacey Robert J. Jr., printer Kane & Cook, dwl 511 Vallejo
Lach Cave, hairdiessing saloon, Montgomery Av bet Pa-
cific and Broadway, dwl 6 St. Charles PI
Lachapelle Joseph J., blacksmith Isaac Bibean, dwl cor
Thirtieth and Mission
Lachele Peter J., blacksmith Walker & Klapperich, dwl
718 Greenwich
Lachele Thomas, tinsmith Alexander Hoy, dwl 718 Green-
wich
Lacher George, tailor Andrew Schulenberger, dwl 533
Brj-ant
Lachie John, stevedore Menzles & Bing-ham
Lachlan J. M., superintendent Paciiic Mail S. S. Co.'s
Dock, dwl 26 Rineon PI
Lachmau Abraham, manager S. Lachman & Co., dwl 811
Tyler
Lachiiian John, sculptor, dwl 6oZ^ Minna
Lachman Louis, tailor, 402 Montgomerj" room 22, dwl 945
Mission
Lachman Morris (Hall X- L.), dwl 945 Mission
Lachman Morris {Lachman d: Stern/els), dwl 929J How
LA€H.HA^' S. A CO., California wines and brandies,
SE cor Maiket and First and 534 Market
Lachman Samuel {S. Lachman d: Co.), dwl 810 Geary
Lachmau Saul {Lachman tL- Bowman), dwl 945 Mission
Jjachman &, Bowman (Saul Lachman and Michael Boio-
»(a;i), cig:ars and tobacco, 229 Bush
Lachman & Stemfels (M. Lachman and B. H. Stemfets),
importers, manufacturers, and dealers furs, 129 Mont^
gomery
Lachmann Julius (//. Weh,srr d- Co.). and produce and
commission merchant, 209 Washington, dwl 424 Ful
Laclunund John, with William Bruning, dwl cor Buchanan
and Ellis
Lackemau Charles, with J. T. Helmken, dwl 1009 Mason
Lackenbach Ciiarles, tailor, dwl 263 Stevenson
Lackey Frank, engineer, dwl 446 Brannan
Lacknian Abraham, clothing, 429 Pacific
Lackman George, waiter Grand Hotel
Lackman Hermann, boot and shoemaker, 255 Steuart
Laclaverie Paul {John Saulnier dr Co.), dwl 627 Union
Lacmer John, sculptor Andrea Paltenghi, dwl 653 Mhina
Lacohe Antoine, laundry man Peter Cames, dwl 25 Dupont
Lacombe Charlotte (widow), dwl 1221 Pacific
Lacombe George, hatter Cornelius Desmond, dwl NE cor
Twentieth and Guerrero
Laconia Co. (Chinese), cigar factory, 1016 Dupont
Lacordi Desire, fishmonger A. WoLfe
Lacos Jean, waiter, dwl 719 Clay
Lacoste Francois, restaurant, 617 Sacramento, dwl 630
Vallejo
Lacoste Honore {Lucien d: L.), dwl 410 Kearny
Lacoste John, groceries and bquors, SW cor Dupont and
Green
Lacoste John, laborer, dwl cor Sixteenth and Rhode Island
Lacoste Joseph, waiter 7 Merchants' Exchange, dwl Cali-
fornia Hotel
Lacoste Peter, laborer Celestine Bonglet, dwl 525 Hayes
Lacoste Theodor, barkeeper, dwl 504 Vallejo
Lacoste Thomas, vegetables, 21 and 22 Colombo Market,
dwl cor Sixteenth and Rhode Island
Lacour Peter, saloon, NE cor Seventh and Brannan
Lacrampe Ernest, lapidary California Jewelry Co., dwl
722 Filbert
Lacua Frank, hairdressing saloon, 541 Jackson, dwl 530
Vallejo
Lacj' Benjamin L., plasterer, dwl 505 Haye8
Lacy Benjamin T. (Parke dr L.), dwl Grand Hotel
Lacy Edward, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 8 Salmon
Lacy Hannah, chambermaid Lick House
Lacy John G., stoves and tinware, 240 Sixth, dwl 34
Louisa
Lacy Henry, with AUred A. Cohen, office 224 Sansom, dwl
62 South Pai-k
Lacy Nicholas, brickmason, dwl 8 Salmon
Lacy W. M., engineer Southern Paa R, R., cor Fourth
and To^Tisend
Lacy. See Lacey
Ladarre Peter, laborer Celestine Bonglet, dwl 525 Hayes
Ladd Atticus A., di-iver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1602 Pacific
Av
Ladd Charles D., grunsmith A. J. Plate & Co., dwl 631
Clay
Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf, Co., dwl 700
California
LADD OEORGE S., president Electrical Construction
and Maintenance Co., and Pacific Reclamation Co.,
office 134 Sutter, dwl 811 Bush
Ladd Horace C, receiving clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 906 Leavenworth
Ladd P. B., attorney at law, office 637 Kearny, dwl 1005
Powell
Ladd Sadie Mrs., milliner Mrs. Rosina Riordan, dwl 156
Third
Ladd S. F. (widow), dwl Grand Hotel
Ladd W. Frank, commission mercant, dwl 22 South Park
Ladd William H., real estate, office 316 California, dwl
422 Fremont
Lade Charles butcher, dwl N b Sixteenth Av bet K and L,
South S. F.
Ladies Depository, Mrs. M. W. Parker agent, Grand Ho-
tel, 15 New Montgomerv
LADIES* FROTECTIO^ AXD RELIEF SOCIETT,
home NE cor Gearj" and Franklin
Ladies' Union Aid Society, rooms SW cor Sutter and Pow
Lady Brjan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nov.), Frank Swift
secretarj', office 419 California
Lady Es-ten Tunnel and Mining Co. (Little Cottonwood,
"Utah), office 45 Merchants' Exchange
Lady Washington Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 419
California room 27
Laelig Nicholas, pilot stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
LA£KE.tlA-.\!» FR-IAK, uuix)rter furniture and man-
ufacturer furniture and bedding, 528 Washington,
dwl SW cor Lombard and Jones
Laewen Henuan Rev., pastor German Lutheran Churcu,
dwl 953 Mission
Lafaix Amelia Mme., lacemender, 320 Sutter
Lafaix Felix, engraver John R. Lafaix, dwl 320 Sutter
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEI Circxdates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Lafaix John R., metal en^aver, 61S Merch, dwl 320 Sutter
L.IFAVETTE BKEWKKl", Anstett & Grogan propri-
etors, 725 and 727 Green
Lafayette House, Daunet & Barraqu^ proprietors, 108
Commercial
Lafaj-ette House, Robert O'Shea proprietor, E s Lafayette
bet Mission and Howard
Lafee Jacob, dwl S s Columbia nr Dolores
Laffan John, laborer, dwl 20 Ritch
Lafferty Bridget (widow), boarding, dwl 352 Third
Lafferty Charles, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
l(i Dura
Laffertv Dennis, carpenter, dwl 464^ Tehama
Lafferty Jane (widow), dwl 326 Tehama
Laffertv Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Lafferty Owen, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl 10
Dora
Laffertv Patrick, prison -wagondriver, dwl 49 Natoma
Lafferty Wilson S., porter Brittan, Holbrook &. Co., dwl
32 Fourth
Laffi Lucio, variety store, NE cor Folsom and Main
Latfin James, gaslitter, dwl 214 Twelfth
Lattiii LawTence, peddler, dwl 214 Twelfth
LAFLI.N A\»UA\D POWOER <0. (New York), N.
J. Kabath agent, office 304 California
Laflin James, boarding, 41 Green
Laflin Joseph, laborer, dwl 41 Vallejo
Lafoire Alexander, butcher Louis Peres & Co., dwl Ken-
tucky nr First Av, South S. F.
Lafont Aiitoine, laborer Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Lafontaine A. J., book and jobprinter, office 625 Merchant
Laftcrous Demitre, laborer Nicholas Carter, dwl 433 Min
Lagace Joseph, carpenter, dwl W s San Bruno Road bet
Twentv-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Lagache Charles, cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl 15 Stock
Lagar Frank, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 533
Brjant
Lagarde A. {Lemoiiie, Gambert <t Co.), res San Jos6
Lageolet F., weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
cor Fifteenth and Virginia
Lagercrantz Theodore, conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl
1212 Clay
Laggermann Henry, wood and coal, 904 Howard, dwl 900
Howard
Lagier Philomene, laundress, 9 Polk Lane
Laglor F., dwl W 8 Mission bet Twenty -fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Lagomaraino Antonio, vegetables, 63 and 64 Colombo
Market
Lagomarsino B., gardener, dwl E s Railroad Av Bay
View, South S. F.
Lagomarsino F., musician, dwl 649 Clay
Lagomarsino Botista, miner, dwl 314 Pacific
Lagomarsino Felix, bookkeeper G. Onesti & Co., dwl 623
Broadway
Lagomarsino Henry, drayman George Bryden, dwl 363
Natoma
Lagomarsino John, peddler, dwl 8 Gaven, rear
Lagomarsino Louis, dwl 62b Broadway
Lagomarsino Luigi, vegetables, 17 Colombo Market
Lagrain Eugene, cook Alfred Vieruay, dwl 738 Wash
Lagrave Bernard, butcher Paul Uusson, dwi Seventh Av
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Lahaney Patrick W., haniessmaker, KW cor Fifth and
Railroad avs, South S. F., dwl S s Eleventh Av bet P
andQ
Lahemann Lewis, shoemaker, 522 Sixth
Lahey John, baker, dwl 246 Minna
Lahey John, laborer, dwl 629 Front
Lahey Patrick, teamster, dwl ^V s Devisadero bet Jackson
and Pacific
Lahey Patrick J., butcher, dwl 256 Jessie
Lahiv LawTence, laborer Fort Point
Lahky Francis, laborer Renton Coal Co., dwl 446 Brannan
Lahl John, tailor, dwl 614 California, rear
Lahondett* Jean, butcher Borel Hi. Bayle, dwl Fifth At
bet L and M, South S. F.
Lahusen Henry, barkeeper, dwl 594 (570) Stevenson
Lai Hing, Lung & Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar, rice, and oil,
729 Commercial
Laib Anton, boots and shoes, 906 Pacific
Laib Joseph, bootmaker, 1623 Post
Laidi Henr>% laborer, dwi 18 Washington
Laidley Henry, vice-consul Portugal and collector Swias-
American Bank, dwl 807 Guerrero
Laidley James, projmetor Occidental Laundry, Filbert
bet Gough and Octavia, dwl 1799 Filbert
liaimee Louis, butcher Walther & Cans, dwl 1415 Polk
LAI\'E J. & SOX (MamiH Laine\ lapidaries, 618
Merchant
Laine Jules (J. Laine A Son), dwl 2112 Mafon
Laine Manuel (J. Laine d: S'^n), dwl 2112 Mason
Lainess Edward, carriagemaker William A. MowTy, dwl
1057't Folsom
Laing Charles D., clerk George F. Waters, dwl 124 O'Far-
rell
Laing Jane (widow), boarding, 124 O'Farrell
Lainhard Charles, dwl 25 Stockton PI
Laird Mrs., janitrcss Tyler St. Primarj' School
Laird B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Turk
Laird Catherine (widow), dwl N s Bush bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Laird Daniel, cabinetmaker, dwl 1011 Folsom
LAIKO DAVID M'., proprietor S. F. Jewelry" Manu-
factory, 613 Montgomery' cor Merchant, dwl 1013 Clay
Laird James, porter A. L. Bancroft At Co., dwl 2520 Bush
Laird J. D., ship clerk, dwl 504 Stockton
Laird Robert, miner, dwl 211 Stevenson
Laird William, farmer, dwl 211 Stevenson
Laire Dortmmid, broker, dwl 1 St. Mary
Lait Lizzie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Eakins, dwl 1814
Market
Lakans Louis, chickenranch, E 9 San Jos6 Road nr West
End House
Lake , dwl 1024 Stockton
Lake Benjamin, salesman Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 1424
Clav
Lake County Quicksilver Mining Co., office 316 California
Lake Daniel W., bookkeeper Thomas J. Chadbourne, dwl
7 Liberty
LAKE DELOS, attorney at law, office 215 Sansom rooms
5 and 6, dwl 23 Stanly PI
Lake Elizabeth Miss, saleswoman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 607
Pine
Lake George, pressman H. S. CYocker & Co., dwl S s
Hickory Av bet Buchanan and Webster
Lake George C, cashier Continental Life Insurance Co.,
dwl 10X1 Larkiu
Lake Harvev, collector Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
NAY cor Franklin and Fell
Lake Henry, dwl 701 Post
Lake Henry, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 645
Third
Lake House, Isaac Haskins proprietor, terminus Mission
and Ucean Beach Koad
Lake John, molder, dwl 54 First
Lake Laurel, driver, 7 California Market
Lake Tahoe and S. F. Water Works, office 803 Mont
Lake Thomas, engineer, dwl 136 Eighth
Lake William, patternmaker Dunn &l Kei^-in, dwl 256 Min
Lake William B., advertising and purchasing agent, dwl
1023 Hyde
Lakely B., teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Lakeman Adolph (Ru/ujc d- L.), dwl 312^ Clementina
Lakeman Charles, expressman, dwl 763 Bryant
Lakeman Helen M. Miss, teacher Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 737 Howard
Lakemann Sophia (widow), dwl 811 Union, rear
Laker Charles, cutter, dwl 516 Pacific
Lakin Ann E. (widow), lodgings, 20 Washington
Lakin Charles, packer Helbing & Straus, dwl N s Twen-
tieth bet Folsom and Howard
Lakin J. H., carpenter Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
S 8 Sixteenth cor Capp
Lalande Arsene, jeweler Frontier, Bellemere & Co., dwl
2 Franklin
Lalande J., nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant bet Fifth
and Sixth
Lallement Charles, laundry, 804 Howard
Lallement John, laundry, 1610 Stockton
Lallement L., laundry, 1606 Stockton
Lalley Samuel, mechanic, dwl 904 Kearny
Lally* Anthony, laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 347
Fourth
Lally Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 925 Broadway
Lally Edward, real estate, dwi 16 Folsom Av
Lally John, dwl Humboldt House
Lally Thomas, laborer, dwl 707 Front
Lalob Sigismund, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwi 74 Tehama
Laloli Da\id, waiter John Seegers
Laloli Jean, cook, dwl 7 Pollard PI
Lamare B., teacher French, dwl 507 Pine
Lamasney Thomas, hackman, dwl 4 Carlos PI
Lamb , seaman, dwi 26 Rincon PI -
Lamb C, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl Jessiel
bet First and Second
MORGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Lamb Charles Y., finisher Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 20
Prospect PI
Lamb Christopher, architect, dwl 277 Stevenson
Lamb Dana, carpenter, dwl 543 Minna
Lamb E. A., horsetrainer, dwl 636 Commercial
Lamb E. A. Miss, assistant teacher music Public School
Department, dwl 543 Minna
Lamb Ephraim, driver Central R. R., dwl Baker bet Post
and Sutter
Lamb Freeman B., Pioneer Washing Machine, 231 Second
(and Lajnb d; Spencer), dwl W s Columbia nr Twen-
tieth
Lamb Herman, laundrj-man Lick House
Lamb Irene Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,
dwl 543 Minna
Lamb Isaac, fancy g-oods, 132 Third
Lamb James, dwl "236 Sutt«r
Lamb John, raolder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 41 Natoma
Lamb John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lamb John R., driver Levey, Fitch & Good, dwl 1211
Fillmore
Lamb Le«is, barkeeper Edwin Chamberlin, dwl 914 Clay
Lamb L. W., real estate, dwl S Second Av
Lamb Michael, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Lamb Peter, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Lamb Tliomas, miner, dwl 414 Pacific
Lamb Thomas, stonemason Palace Hotel
Lamb Thomas J. , bookkeeper Wilmerding, Kellogg" & Co.,
dwl 612 California
Lamb W. C, miner, dwl Russ House
Lamb William E., entry clerk Custom House, dwl 543
Minna
Lamb William H., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 503
Fell
Lamb & Spencer (Freeman B. Lamb, and Ferdirmnd
Spencer), carpenters, 231 Second
Lambert Charles, lumber stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 61
Natoma
Lambert Charles, painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl 219 Clara
Lambert D., lather Palace Hotel
Lambert Dan, teacher Gemian, dwl 333 Jessie
Lambert Daniel, laborer Excelsior Mills, dwl 172 Ritch
Lambert Deane, carrier Evening Post, dwl 1925 Fillmore
Lambert Edward, circus performer, dwl International
Hotel
Lambert Elisha (Lambert, Palmer d- Co.), dwl 547 Fol
Lambert George, compositor B. F. Sterett, dwl 74 Natoma
Lambert Gilman, clerk Jacob Glassman, dwl 16 De Boom
Lambert Henrj- H., cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing
Co., dwl 10 Hampton PI
Lambert James, blacksmith Thomas Costigan, dwl cor
Front and Oregon
Lambert James, expressman, dwl 19 Gilbert, rear
Lambert John, dwl 417 Bush
Lambert John, waiter Lick House
Lambert John S., mining, dwl 16 De Boom
Lambert Miles, expresswagon, cor Third and Mission
Lambert, Palmer & Co, (Elisha Lambert, William.
Dou{fhty, and C. C. Pahner), wool commission mer-
chants. 39 Market and 3 Spear
Lambert Pierre, laundryman Lick House
Lambert R. H. Mrs., dwl lOS Powell
Lambert Walter C, importer and manufacturer colognes,
pomades, etc., 144 Natoma, dwl 106i Third
Lambert William (Hucks, Lambert tt 'G^reene)^ dwl 144
Natoma
Lambert William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo
Lambert William porter Henry Winkle, dwl cor Vallejo
and Montgomerj' Av
Lambert Wilham P., Uvery stable, SE cor Folsom and
Fifth, dw^ 875 Folsom
Lamberton Louis, clerk Charles McLaughlin, dwl S s Sac-
ramento nr Mason
Lambeth Milton, miner, dwl 227 Sixth
Lambie William T., assistant engineer Central Pac R. R.,
res Oakland
Lambla Alfred, cook, dwl 315 Minna
Lambia Louise Mrs., cook, dwl 315 Minna
Lamblot Gustav, waiter 10 Berry
Lambom Stephen M., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl E
9 First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lamburth , stevedore Menzies & Bingbam
Lamcke George, clerk J. Bemhard Mersing, dwl 733
Montgomery
Lamcke John, laborer, dwl 419 Folsom
Lamee John, butcher, dwl N s First Av nr Kentuckv,
South S. F.
Lamer F. D. S., blacksmith, 540 Valencia, dwl 538 Valencia
Lamkin C. H., plasterer Palace Hotel
Lamkin Edwin A., compositor Journal of Commerce, dwl
617^ Minna
Lamley"WilIiam, dwl S 8 T\ventieth nr Church
Lamm Ferdinand, cook, dwl 160 Steuart
Lamme Edward B., student Heald's Business College, dwl
617 Bush
Lammers Henry, clerk Schnittger Bros., dwl SE cor Clay
and Fillmore
Lammers Henry J., drajTuan, 314 Bat, dwl 1715 Sutt<>r
Lammers Theodore H. A., porter Oregon S. S. Co. 'a Office
dwl 2 Stanly PI
Lammon David, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear
Lammot Harry D., collector and general agent, office 007
Montgomery, dwl SW cor Eighteenth and Guerrero
Lamoine Louis, waiter American Exchange
Lamonie Marie Miss, teacher French, dwr307 Clementina
Lamont Hugh H., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl Es
Chattanooga bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Lamont M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lamore Alexander, brickmaker, dwl 1107 Kearny
Lamott James, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
212 Second
Lamott M. R. Mrs., dwl 600 Bush
Lamotte Prudent, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 738
Washington
Lamoureaux Jean, capitalist, dwl 708 Commercial
Lamoureaux Samuel D., painter, dwl 2 McCormick
Lamp Peter, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Lampe Brothers (Theodore C. and William- A.), Cosmo-
politan Hairdressing and Bathing Saloon, basement
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lampe Charles, carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Lampe Henry W., turner California Mills, dwl 511 How
Lampe James, carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Lampe Theodore C. (Lampe Bros.), dwl 2134 Mission
Lampe William A. (Lampe Bros.), dwl 111 Ridley
Lamphere Albert W., joiner, dwl 315 O'Farrell
Lamping P. A., workman Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, res Oakland
Lampman Charles, machinist, dwl Franconia House E s
San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Lampman Henry-, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Ori-
zaba, dwl 907 Union
Lamport T. , bookkeeper Maynard & Jones, dwl 110 O'Far-
rell
Lampy Charles A., carpenter, dwl 100 Tehama
Lamson George F., auctioneer, office 425 Kearny, res Oak-
land
Lamson William B., bricklayer, dwl 1571 Kearny
Lamy Edward F., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth &; Co., dwl
Fell bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Lanagan E., extraman H. and L. Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Lanagan George, engineer, dwl 36 Sacramento
Lanagan James, extraman H. and L. Co. No. 1 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 22 O'Farrell
Lanagan James, lamplighter, dwl Ws Sansom nr Vallejo
Lanagan John, engineer, dwl 36 Sacramento
Lanagan Lawrence, laborer, dwl Vincent bet Union and
Green
Lanagan William, teamster, dwl W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Lanagan. See Lanigan and Lannigan
Lanahan John, machinist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 1816
Stockton
Lanahan P., boilermaker's helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Lanahan Richard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Sierra
nr Kentucky
Lanaway C, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Lancaster Joseph (Lancaster it- A'ort/fc/)), res Alameda
Lancaster Thomas (Poheim tl- L.), dwl 242 Minna, rear
I.ANCASTER A JVORTUOX (Joiicph Lancat<ter and
Jariis W. Jforthon), merchant tailors, 617 Wash
Lanckman Paul, lougyhoreman, dwl S B Sixteenth nr
Dolores
Lancy T., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co,
Land Charles, real estate, office 411^ California, dwl 553
Harrison
Land Chauncev B., real estate, oflice 411J California, dwl
Grand Hotel
Land Investment Co., John R. Wilde secretaiy, office 24
Merchant*' Exchange
L.i.\D M0KT(;AC:E UiVIOX OF €AlIFOR>Li,
James H. Fish president, John T. Carter secretary,
office ^'34 California
L.4M> OFFICi: iEXTRAli PACIFIC RAILROAD,
NE ci>r Fdurth and Tomisend
L^LXD OFFICE r. Sm 50*j Jackson
Land Patrick, asphaltumroofer N. P. Ferine, dwl 420 Clem
Landale , carpenter, dwl 811 Stockton
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, PubUshed March, 75, Price $5.
JE¥ELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Lande Bernard, office clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 1009 Post
Lande Edward, clerk Latimer & Morrow, dwl 833 How
Lande Josephine Miss, teacher Lincoln Priniary School,
dwl 833 Howard
Lande Raphael, inspector Custom House, dwl 318J Futh
Lande Rebecca Miss, dressmaker, dwl 256 Clara
Laudegan Michael, enjfineer, dwl 909 Harrison
Landeker William B., clerk Samuel L. Hasey, dwl 1203
Sutter
Landfll Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 516 Pacific
Lander Joseph, sceneshifter Bella Union Theater, dw! 619
Pacific
Lander Silas W., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 766 Bnant
Landers Andrew, bootblack Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 631
Broadway
Landers David (_Bi/rne, L. i- Byrne), dry goods, 7 Mont-
gomen-, dwl 422 Tvler
Landers Edward Mrs. (widow), dwl 1020 Jackson
Landers Ellen (widow), dwl 404 Larkin
Landers James, clerk, dwl 214 Sixth
Landers James M., clerk Charles H. Parker, dwl Rasa
House
Landers John (Landers <t Co.), dwl Occidental Hotel
Landers John, blacksmith helper Oregon S. S. Co., dwl
Elizabeth PI
Landers John P., meterman S, F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2409
Buchanan
Landere John R., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl N s Sts-
teenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Landers Michael, collector Manhattan Life Insxirance Co.,
dwl S s Twenty-sixth nr Mission
Landers Michael, cook, dwl 8 Sumner
Landers Patrick, salesman Jacob Underbill & Ck)., dwl
2400 Buchanan
Landers Richard, wharfbuOder, dwl 327 Br>ant
Landers Sai-ah (widow), millinery, N s Sixteenth bet Sec-
ond Av and Guerrero
Landers Victors, laborer U. S. Marine Hospital
Landers William J., adjuster Imperial and Queen's In-
surance (X».'9, office 430 California, dwl 322 O'Farrell
LA\DERS A €0. (John Landers), agents Manhattan
Life Insxurance Co. (Jiew York), office 507 Mont
Landgacbe Waiter A., hairdresser Obenauer & Wagner,
dwl 20 Natoma
LanduTaf Charles, blacksmith, dwl X s Sixteenth At nrQ
Landirebe William, hairdresser Frederick W. Miller, dwl
412 Sixth
Landherr George (Heckmann <t L.), dwl 15^ St. Mary
Landiui (Jeromio (Pardini, B'/naldi ct L.), dwl 326 Bdwy
Landis Casper, propriet-^r Tan Baths, 53 Minna
Landis Gustave C. (L. E. Week i- Co.), dwl 724 Green
Lando Albert, salesman, dwl 12i Park Av
Laudo Harris, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 317
Kearny, dwl 820 Mission
Landon Alson, agent California Immigrant Union, office
534 California, res Oakland
Landon Mary A. (widow), teacher music, dwl 717 Bush
Landon Wellington S., capitalist, dwl 547 Mission
Land'>n William W., clerk 534 California, dwl 222 Post
Laudrader Diedrich, boot and shoemaker, 308 Fell
Landresse Henry, button-holemaker, dwl S s Jackson bet
Hyde and Leavenworth
Landresse Simon, porter H. "W. Stable, dwl Broadway
bet Dupont and Stockton
Landrie James, shoemaker, dwl 706 Natoma
Landr>- Eustace B., collector Norbert Landry, dwl 923 Pow
LAAORV >'ORBERT, real-estate agent and rent col-
lector, office 612 Commercial, dwl 1421 Sscramento
Landr>' Terence, collector Norbert Landry, dwl 316 Tyler
Landsberg Henry, cigars and tobacco, 123 Sansom, dwl
70S Hyde
Landsberg Herman, boots and shoes, 32 Sixth
Landsberg Loui9, cook, dwl 421 Dupont
Landi^berger Adolph, salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 313
OFarrell
Landsberger I. & Co. (Arpad Baraszthy and Edward
Vollmer), manufacturers champagne and dealers in
native wines, 10 and 12 Jones Alley
Landsberger Isidor (/. Landsberger d: Co.), dwl 19 Oak
Grove Av
Landsberger Joseph, dwl 2 Raphael PI
LA>I>$C'HXEII>ER HEN'KT, proprietor Fourth St.
liutel, 512 Fourth
Landucci Anselmo, baker B. Ratto & Co., dwl 427 Pacific
Landy John, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 209 Leid
Lane , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Lane , dwl 303 Third
Lane Adam, engineer B. P. Flint & Co. , dwl W 8 Webster
bet Chestnut and Lombard
Lane Albert, draj-man Peck A: Co., dwl olSPost
I^ane Albert, sash and blindmaker X. W. Cole & Co. , dwl
W cor Columbia and Twenty -fourth
Lane Benjamin, miner, dwl 261 Jessie
Lane C, lather Palace Hotel
Lane Charles C, blacksmith, dwl 229 Perry
Lane Charles H., ironer Occidental Laundiy
Lane C. J., brakeman Southern Pac. R, R-, cor Fotirth
and Town send
Lane Cornelius, laborer, dwl 1330 Green
Lane Daniel, laborer, dwl 27 Baldwin Court
Lane Daniel, steward stm Monterey, ilarket St. Wharf
Lane Daniel W., carpenter Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 33
^\^lite PI
Lane Daniel W., driver Wbitney & Co.*s Express, dwl Es
Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Lane Dennis, quarryman, dwl 458 Xatoma, rear
Lane Edward, dwl 1907 California
Lane Edmund, plumber and gasfitter, 505 Kearny, dwl
E s Dolores nr Twentieth
Lane Fannie A. Mrs., saleswoman Carleton E. "Watkins,
dwl 706 Bush
Lane Frank A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 706 Bush
Lane Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Lane George, cook stm Pacific
Lane George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Lane Geurge, second-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Costa Rica
Lane James, porter (Talaban (Mrtin, dwl 538 Minna
Lane James, seaman schr Norwester, dwl SW cor East
and Jackson
Lane James A. (Lane a; Pullen), dwl XE cor Turk and
Fillmore
Jj&ue J. C, clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 338 Minna
Lane Johaunah (ftidow), dwl 704 Xatoma
Lane John, carpenter, dwl 311 Seventh
Lane John, gardener, dwl 2530 Mission
Lane John C, blacksmith Omnibus R, R., dwl 229 Peny
Lane John J. , marblecutter, dwl 704 Natoma
Lane Kate (widow), dressmaker, dwl 531 Howard
Lane Kate Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 433 Turk
LAXE LEVI C, professor surgery Medical Department
University College and physician and gui^eon, office
and dwl 652 Mission
Lane Margaret (widow), laimdress, dwl 9 Pinckney PI
Lane M. D., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Lane Michael (Buckley <t- L.), dwl 1000 Market
Lane Michael, cook, dwl Hinckley nr Vallejo
Lane Michael, liquors, dwl 503 Minna
Lane X., waiter, dwl 630 Commercial
Lane Patrick, laborer, dwl 183 Jessie
Lane Peter, commission merchant, office IS Clay, dwl
1007 California
Lane Peter J., hatter J. C. Meusdorffer & Bro., dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Lane Richard, clerk, dwl 614 Kearny
Lane Richard, laborer J. Morton & Co.
Lane Robert, shipcalker, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
second and T%venty-third
Lane Samuel, painter.' dwl 366 Xatoma
lane Sullivan, teamster Lane Jt Pullen, dwl X s Turk bet
Laguna and Buchanan
Lane Susan J. Mrs., adjuster Oiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 23 PoweU
Lane Thomas, gasfitter Howard, Enright & Dufficy, dwl
Geary nr Dupont
Lane Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 15 Jessie
Lane Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Lane Thomas B., vamisher Johnson & Best, dwl Ameri-
can Exchange
Lane William, cook Emerson 0>rville & Co. , dwl 342 Union
Lane William, laborer, dwl 19 Harrison Av
Lane William, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 Xew Mont
Lane William E. . plumber Edmund Lane, dwl E e Dolores
nr Twentieth
Lane W. T., physician, dwl 711 Howard
Lane & Kurtz Mining Co. (Cariboo), B. R Minor Becre-
tarj-, office 411^ California
Lane & Pullen (James A. Lane and Stephen Pullen\
teamsters Pope & Talbot, Third St. Wharf
Lane. See Lain and Leyn
Lanefelt Charles, baker, dwl 916J Folsom
Lanergan David V., laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 121
Shipley
Laneuth Frederick, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 12 Tyler
Laney Edwarti, shoemaker L M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
114 Fell
Lanez Antonio, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S. '
C. F.VA1TS0HAACE&C0.,706,708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Lanior B. F., clerk, dwl H Sclina PI
Lanfraiiohi Bonaventura, clerk French consiilate, dwl
Twenty-second bet Valencia and Guerrero
Lanfraiichi Clemence Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar
School, dwl 2006 Polk
Lang Adam, baker William Hessler, dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Lang Alexander (Lang ct Uanbiiry), dwl 1022 Ellia
Lang Charles, laborer Dresdener House, 337 Bush
Lang Charles, tailor Eugene Boucher, dwl 317 Bush
Lang Charles E., sign and ornamental painter, 216 Wash-
ington, dwl 1714 Alason
Lang Charles P., laborer, dwl 29 O.ak Grove Av
Lang Charles L., miner, dwl 429 Bush
Lang Christian, hairdresser Philip Cohn, dwl 6 St. Mary
Laug Edwin, carpenter, dwl 2 College PI
Lang Ernest, watchmaker 520 Com, dwl 812 Filbert
Laug Ferdinand, bookkeeper Starr & Little, dwl 1433
Broadway
Lang George '{innj X- Co.), dwl 348 Clementina
Lang George, longshoreman, dwl 212 Main
Lang George, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Lang George R., contractor, dwl S s Twenty-second nr
Guerrero
Lang Gustave, engineer, dwl 18 First
Lang Harris, clei'k Sigmund Morris, dwl 115 Fifth
Lang Henrietta Miss, saleswoman Mme. J. Richet, dwl
1107 Folsom
Lang Henry {J. W. Coppage i- Co.), dwl 1317 Jackson
Laug Henry, merchant, dwl 115 Fifth
Lang Jacob L. (.Lang ct- Lippman), dwl 1107 Folsom
Lang James (Kilday ,6 L.), dwl 13!) Minna
Lang James B., mining stocks, dwl Morton House
Lang John, butcher S. F. Packing and Provision Co., dwl
1812 Polk '
Lang John, pressman W. P. Harrison, dwl 1116 Mont
Lang John F., locksmith, dwl 1608 Hyde
Lang Joseph, clerk, dwl 206 Tyler
Lang Louis, proprietor Green Tree Hotel, 20 Page
Lang Otto, dyer Sehetzel & Stolzenwald, dwl 30 Harriet
Lang Peter, preserved meats, 7 Metropolitan Market, dwl
1340 California
Lang Robert, lead-pipemaker, dwl 515 Howard
Lang Victor, watchmaker, dwl 31 Rondel PI
Lang & Co. [George Lang and Dankl Kram), wholesale
foreign wines and liquors, 8 Morton
Lang & Hanbury (Alt'xandcr Laiu/ and John F. Han-
burg), furniture and bedding, 104 Fourth
Lang & Lippman (Jacob L. Lang and David Lippman),
groceries and liquors, 1120 Harrison
Langan Patrick, milker Henry S. Hubbard, S s Chestnut
bet Steiner and Grant
Langan Peter, night watchman India Rice Mills, dwl 21
Minua
Langan Thomas, special policeman, dwl NW cor Stock-
ton and Pacific
Langdon Frank, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Towusend
Langdon L. H., carpenter, dwl 204 Ellis
Langdon T., extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D. , dwl 1110
Kearny
Langdon William H., upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 500
Ellis
Lange Andrew, engineer, dwl 14 Natoma, rear
Lange Benjamin, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 146 Perry
Lange Charles, barkeeper John P. Genet, dwl 819 Kear
Lange Charles, post-ordnance sergeant U. S. A., Presidio
Barracks
Lange Charles H., liquor saloon, 106 Steuart
Lange Edward A., porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl E
I 8 Treat Av bet Tiventy-seeond and Twenty-third
Lange Ernest, druggist W. C. Bruns, dwl NE cor Dupont
and Sutter
Lange Frederick, clerk, dwl 433 Broadway
Lange Frederick W., groceries and liquors, NE cor Kearny
and Lombard
Lange George, cook Continental House, dwl 510 Mission
Lange Hans C., groceries and liquors, cor Mission and
Laskie
Lange Henry {Lange tSi Kremke) dwl Twenty-third nr
Guerrero
Lange Henry, fireman stm Yosemite, Broadway Wharf
Lange Henry, groceries and liquors, 346 Townsend cor
Crook
Lange Henry, laborer Kohler & Frohling, dwl 17 Pacific
Lange Herman, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Lange John, stevedore, dwl S s Treat Av bet Twenty-
Second and Twenty-third
Lange William, clerk dwl 310 Montgomery Av
Lange William, laborer Gotlieb Brekle, dwl 1431 Pacific
Lange William, niilkranch, Cole nr Waller
Lange & Kremke (Ilenrg Langi' and Edward Kremke),
Kockaway Oyster House, 1004 Market
Langeman Herman, blacksmith, dwl NW cor Sixteenth
Av and P, South S. F.
Langen Bridget (widow), lod-ings, 372 Clementina
Langen Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 375 Jessie
Langeneekert Joseph, woodcarver Warren & Schiller dwl
19 Moss
Langer Henry, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Langer Robert, brassflnishor. Electrical Con. and M. Co
dwl 224 Third
Langermaun August, blacksmith, dwl OJ Dale PI
Langerman Herman {Langerman it Uashage), dwl Six-
teenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Langerman & Hashage (i/en/md Law/erman and Her-
man Ilashage), blaeksmiths,W s Railroad Avnr Fifth
Av, South S. F.
Langevin Ma.\ime, cabinetmaker RoUand & Fischer, dwl
726 Mission
Langfleld David, carpenter D. A. Macdonald and Co.
Langford Tliomas R., policeman City Hall, dwl 2 Jackson
Langham Charles E., salesman Isaacs & Gross, dwl 1118
How.ard
Langkuch Theodore, blacksmith Construction Depart-
ment U. S. Mint
IiAJVULA^'n NKLSO.V P., Btairbuilder, woodturner,
and scrollsawj'er, 485 Brannan, dwl 1215 Mission
Langley Charles (Charles Langley tb Co.), res St. Helena,
Napa Co.
Langley Charles, special poUceman, dwl Townsend bet
Second and Third
Langley Cliarles L., clerk Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 526
Langley Charles & Co. (Henry Michaels), importers and
jobbers drugs, chemicals, druggists' materials, etc.,
and agents Phceni.x Quicksilver Mining Co., SW cor
Battery and Clay
Langley David, peddler, dwl 12 Louisa
Langley Edward, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Langley George, butcher John T. Welby, dwl S 3 Thir-
teenth Av nr N, South S. F.
Langley George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
LAXilLEV MEi\RY «., directory publisher, office and
dwl 612 Clay bet Montgomery and Kearny
Langley James, druggist, dwl 19 Ellis
Langley James M., blacksmith Edmund Saul, dwl 626
Jessie
Langley Louis, trunkmaker H. Behrendt k Co., dwl 12
Louisa
Langley M. E. Mrs., boarding, 330 O'Farrell
Langley W., driver City R. R.
Langlitz John, laborer, dwl N s Vandewater nr Powell
Langlitz Mary Mrs., laundress, dwl 904 Pacific, rear
Langlotz H., musician, dwl 275 Stevenson
LangTOaah Frederick, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &
Son, dwl 112 Polk
Langman J., watchman City R. R.
Langman Nathaniel, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and
Main
Lang])aap Charles (Langpaap & Weber), dwl 614 Lomb
LanLTJaap & Weber (Charles Langpaap and Adolph We-
ber), Hquor saloon, 113 Drumm
Langrehr Diedrich, porter A. Crawford & Co., dwl 27
Market
Langridge George, market, SE cor Union and Hyde
Langstadtcr Isaiah S., cigars and tobacco, 210 Bush, dwl
331 Turk
Langstadter Me.ver, cigars and tobacco, American Ex-
change, dwl 331 Turk
Langstadter, Pauline Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, dwl 331 Turk
Langstadtcr Seligman, fancy goods, 44 Second, dwl 331
Turk
Langstoff William, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
66 Tehama
Langston Jesse, teamster Pacific Glass Works, dwl W s
Iowa nr Maijposa
Langstroth John Ale.xander, accountant S. F. Savings
Union, dwl 219 Lombard
Langton , dwl 1014 Stockton
Languilette Caroline Mrs., midwife, dwl 414 Clementina
Languilette Louis, machinist, dwl 414 Clementina
Langville Charles, carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Lanigan , shoemaker, dwl 17 Fourth
Lanigan Edward, collarmaker Main & Winchester, dwl S
8 Market nr Eleventh
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant. ,
Lanigan George, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Lanigan J., extraman Hook aiid Ladder Co. No. 1 S. F.
F. D., dwl 22 O'Farrell
Lanigan James, fireman etni Clinton, Davis St. Wharf
Lanigan. See Lanagaii and Lannigan
Laninger George, expressman, cur Washington and Davis,
dwi .5 St. Charles PI
Lanini Gaspari, steward Frank Remington, dwl lOS Dup
Lanius Philip, teamster, dwl 259 Perry
Lank G. Archibald, laborer Sanitarium Batha, dwl 2210
Powell
Lank Samuel J., driver Whitney & Co.*s Express, dwl 605
Sutter
Lanken John V., waiter, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Lankenau Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Pow-
ell and Ellis
Lankenau Ucnry (Lankeriaxi ifc Co.), dwl SW cor Eleventh
and liailroad avs, South S. F.
Lankenau Richard (Lankenau & Issendorf), dwl 305
Howard
Lankenau & Co. {Henry Lankenau, Peter Hansen, and
Herman i)iecA-7/uin?i), groceries and liquors, SW cor
Eleventh and Railroad avs, South S. F.
Lankenau & Issendorf (Richard Lankcnait ai\d Fred-
erick Isaendorf), groceries and liquurs, SW cor How-
ard and Beale
Lankershim Isaac (Scholle S: L.), dwl 1521 California
Lankershim James B., dwl 1521 California
Lankila John, seaman, dwl IS Washington
Lankmann Paul, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lann Charles, tailor, dwl 1005 Powell
Lannay E. (widow), teacher French, dwl 101 Prospect PI
Lannebaugh George, machinist, dwl 3 Minna
Lannes Edward H., pressman, dwl 115 Geary, rear
Lannigan James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3
A'^allejo
Lannigan John, expressman, cor Battery and Vallejo, dwl
2 Montgomery Court
Lannigan Juhn H., bricklayer, dwl 444 Sixth
Lannigan LawTence, laborer, dwl 4 Vincent
Lannigan Martin, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Lannigan Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo and
Broadway
Lannigan. See Lanagan and Lanigan
Lanning B. N., carpenter, dwl 304 Beale
Lanno Peter, waiter Dierks & Sander, dwl 18 First
Launon , dwl Gl-i Kearny
Lannun Henry, with F. Korbel & Bros. , dwl 22 Clarence PI
Lannon James W., special policeman, dwl 424i Shipley
Lannon John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lannon John F., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
25 Tehama
Lannon Thomas, blacksmith Union Lron Works, dwl 50
Natoma
Lannon Thomas, laborer Fort Point
Lannon. See Lannan
Lanny Michael, seaman, dwl 117 Dniram
Lanouette Edward, shoemaker, 12 Tyler
Lanouette Edward Jr., shoemaker, 12 Tj'ler
Lanouette Henri, carpenter Edward H. Linforth & Co.,
dwl N s First nr Stevenson
Lanpher Walter A., butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Lansing , dwl 041 Folsom
Lansing , painter, dwl 610 Bush
Lajising Gerrit L., boukkeeper Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl WW cor Second and Folsom
Lansing Henry J., melter S. F. Assajing and Refining
Works, dwl S s Twenty-foiuth nr Bryant
Lansing Jacob, driver City R. R., dwl 210i Thirteenth
Lansing William G., fanner, dwl nr San Miguel Station
Southern Pac. R. R.
Lanson S., stevedore G. H. Whitney
Lanszweert Louis, physician and druggist, 410 Fourth
Lantheaume Ferdinand, with Louia L. Lantheaume, dwl
620 Merchant
Lantheaume John P., gardener, dwl 338 Fourth
Lantheaume Louia L., liquor saloon and restaurant, 520
Merchant
Lanthing Evangelist, shoemaker, dwl 37 Lafayette
Lanyon Byrun. watchmaker A. J. Haight, dwr2Gi Kearny
Lapachet Bernard, barkeeper Samuel Tetlow, dwl 803
Kearny
Lapachet Peter, barkeeper Samuel Tetlow, dwl 803 Kearny
Lapfgeer August, teacher piano, dwl 502 Taylor
Lapham Edwin F., clerk Weaver & Taylor," dwl SW cor
Valencia and Sixteenth
Lapham Foster, clerk Julius Samuels, dwl 1716 Pacific Av
Lapham Grant, clerk State Investment and Insurance Co.,
dwl 1716 Pacific Av
Lapham John V., merchant, dwl 1716 Pacific Av
Lapham Lorenzo, livery stable, 821 and 823 Folsom
Lapiano Ajel, dwl 824 Montijomery
Lapidge William F., master mariner, dwl 742 Valencia
Lapierre John M., foreman Freight Depot Southern Pac
R. R., dwl 542 Jessie
Lapine Benjamin, mason Palace Hotel
Lapique Eli, tailor Kenny & Sheahan, dwl 76 Second
Laplfene Frank, waiter, dwl California Hotel
Lajxirte Agosto, laborer, dwl 14 Ohio
Laporte Gravel Mining and Water Co. (Plumas Co., CaL),
office 414 California
Laporte Jean B. , real-estate a^nt, oflSce 402 Montgomery
room 24, dwl 425 Grove
Lapouiide Adolph J., porter Livingston & Co., dwl 9
Pinckney PI
Lapoulide Gustave, cellarman E. G. Lyons & Co., dwl 1114
Stockton
Lapsett Thomas, driver, dwl 12 Moss
Lapsley Henry, collector, dwl 419 Hyde
Lapsley Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 125 Shipley
Lapton Michael, mariner, dwl 304 Beale
Lara Clemente, dressmaker, dwl 12 Varenne PI
Laran John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 25 De Boom
Laraugot Victor, laborer Lick House
Larbig Nicholas, pilot stm Amador, Broadway ^Vharf
Larcide Raget, machinist, dwl 203 Post
Larco Nicholas, importer provisions, coffee, etc., 430
Jackson, dwl 626 California
Lardler Surtees, clerk, dwl 270 First
Lardner Frank, assistant engineer atm New World, Front
St. Wharf
Lardner Henry F., short-hand reporter Samuel J. Clarke
Jr., and U. S. Commissioner, dwl 907 Howard
Lardner James, mason Palace Hotel
Larenho M., fireman tug State Harbor Commissioners
LABC;A\ JAMES, rector St. John the Baptist Church,
dwl 2220 Gearj'
Largan Marj' (\\idow)i dwl N 3 Geary bet Broderick and
De\isadero
Largan William, hoiwepainter, dwl 426 Haj'es
Largaute Leon, cook Cosmopolitan Hot«l
Large Henrj', packer Redington, Hoitetter &Co., dwl 166
Tehama
Large Thomas, sawyer Hobba, Gillmore &Co., dwl 166
Tehama
Large William, gilder Snow & May, dwl 166 Tehama
Large William, waiter Langc & Kremke, dwl 1004 Market
Larimer Asenath Mrs., dwl 634 Washington
Larimer A. W., harnessmaker, dwl 4 Goldman PI
Laringer Charles, piano- fort«maker, dwl 623 Pacific
Lariven Felix, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and Mont-
gomery
Lark Cjtus E., plasterer, dwl 720J Natoma
Lark Mary E. Miss, dwl 729^ Nat^ima
Larke Thomas, with Schmidt & Fretz, dwl 45 Sacramento
Larkey James, captain stm Katie, dwl NW cor Filbert
and Webster
Larkey Theodore, stevedore O. H. Whitney
Larkin A. O., real estate, office with H. H. Haight, 207
Sansom, res New York
Larkin Ellen Mrs., lodgings, 183 Jessie
Larkin F. H. (widow), dwl 519 Folsom
Larkin Francis, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada
Larkin George B. (Larkin tt- Ficken), dwl 410 Natoma
Larkin Hugh, laborer, dwl W s Hampshire bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Larkin H. W. (James Anthony tt Co., Sacramento City),
dwl 2444 Howard
Larkin James, exi)resswagon, Washington bet Front and
Davis, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Larkin James, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Larkin John, asphaltumworker Larkin & Flaherty, dwl
255 Jessie
Larkin John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Larkin John, hostler N. B. and Mission B. R., dwl 15
Miller PI
Larkin Joseph, cook, dwl 1123 Dupont
Larkin LawTence, hostler D. E. Root & Co., dwl 2323 Pine
Larkin Mary (_widow), dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Larkin Mary Mrs., seamstress La Grande Laundry
Larkin Michael, driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 35 Jessie
Larkin Michael, laborer, dwl 411 Pacific
Larkin Michael, teamster Horace Davis & Co., dwl 23
Grand Av
MOEQAIT & CO., 87_CaIiforaia Market, liave their own Soats and Oyster Beds..
C. P.VA1TSCHAACK& CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862. •
Larkin Samuel, coremarker Thompson Bros.
Mission
dwl 512
Larkin Thomas (Lnrkin <(■ Flaherty), dwl 14 Ash Av
Larkin Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Larkin Thomas, drannan, dwl 34 Ritch
Larkin Thomas Rev. , assistant pastor St. Patrick's Church
dwl N s Mission bet Third and Fourth '
Larkin Thomas O., real estate, office 604 Merchant, dwl
SE cor Stockton and Pacific
Larkin Thomas W., pressman Kloppenbure & Klatt, dwl
2S Ritch
Larkin WDIiam, broker, dwl 628 Post
Larkin & Ficken {George B. Larkin and Louie Ficken),
draymen, 6 Bush
Larkin i Flahert.v {Thomas LarHn and Richard Fla-
herty), asphaltumworkers, 35 Post
Larkins, Catania & Sposito {Frederick Larking, Joseph
Catania, and John Sposito),6sb, 101 and 102 Cali-
fornia Market
Larkins Frederick (Larkins, Catania <£• Sposito), dwl N s
Sacrament* bet Broderick and Baker
Larkins William (Larkim <t Co.), dwl S 8 Borland bet
Guerrero and Dolores
L.Utkl\S A CO. (WilUam Larkins and Georqc Mc-
leod), carriage manufacturers, 631 and 633 Howard
Lamen Patrick, briokmason U. S. Appraiser's Buildiue-
dwl lOS Shipley ^'
Lamcy Nicholas, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 65
Shipley
Laroche P. A., insurance solicitor, dwl 208 Post
Larrabee Charles H., attorney at law, dwl 603 Merchant
Larrabee George B. Mrs. , dwl SIS15 Market
Larrabee George T., foundrjmian, dwl 995 Market
Larrabee James, machinist Union Iron Works
Larrabee John F., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1524
Sacramento
Larrabee William J., dwl 995 Market
Larrimore Richard, carpenter. 614 Green, dwl 617 Union
Larrimore Richard Jr., carpenter, dwl 617 Union
Larroche Francois, tripe, 21 S. F. Market and Fifth At
nr M, dwl XE cor Sixth Ay and M, South S. F.
Larry John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerr, dwl Kate nr Bry-
ant
Larsen -August, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Larseu Anthon J., tailor, 917 Folsom
Larsen Frederick, steward, dwl Philadelphia House
Larsen George, mariner, dwl S15 tTnion
Larsen Georgiana (widow), dwl 17 Caroline
Larsen Gilbert, shoemaker, dwl 109 Tehama
Larsen Hans, seaman, dwl S Jackson
Larsen Lars, porter Woodhams & Ludlum, dwl 327 Oak
Larsen Laurits, mast«r mariner, dwl 34 Frederick
Larsen L. E., captain schr -irago, office 44 Market, dwl
913 Greenwich
Larsen Louis, carpenter California Mills, dwl 312 Beale
Larsen Martin, bootmaker John Maguire
Larsen Matthias, stevedore A. C. Freese
Larsen Nicholas C, capuin schr Sparrow, office 44 Mar-
ket, dwl 9 Washington
Larsen Olof F., shipw-right, dwl 9 Crook
Larsen Otto R., dwl 12 Washington
Larsen Peter C. (Larsen 1- Wilson), dwl 706 Mason
Larsen Rasmus, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Larsen Samuel S., boimaker Hobbs, Pomeroy k Co., dwl
17 Caroline
Larsen Tobias, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Larsen & WUson (Peter C. Larsen and William Wilson),
watchmakers and jewelers. NW cor Kearny and Sutter
Larsen. See Larson
Larseneur Charles T., gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 704 Pow-
ell
Larseneur Dominick, machinehand 2J. W. Cole & Co., dwl
132 Fifth
Larseneur Louis (Larsaieur ifc Sheeritl), dwl Terminal
Hotel
LlKSE.VErK at SHEERIX (Louis Larseneur and
Dani'A Sheerih), marblecutters, X s Townsend bet
Second and Third and NE cor Geary and Baker
Larson Andrew, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Larson .V,\el, clerk Anderson ,t Marshall, dwl 815 Harrison
Larson Fritz C, Scandinavian See, 71 New Montgomery
Larson Isaac, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dw cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez
Larson James, wood and coal, 259 First, dwl 539 Howard
Larson John, seaman, dwl 34 Natoma
Larson Lorenz, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Larson P. August, liquor saloon, 906 Kearny, dwl cor
Broadway and Dupont
Larson P. J., 'seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Larson Thomas, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, dwl 106
Stcuart
Larson Thomas, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Larson. See Larsen
Lartjgua Pierre J., poultry, game, etc., 17 S. F. Market, dwl
1 34 Jackson
Larvel Daniel, teamster, dwl Perry bet Fourth and Fifth
Larv' Timothy, hostler, dwl 321 Clementina
Larzelere William B. (Larzelere, WUhayn J; Wightman)
dwl 425 Bnant '
Larzelere, Witham i Wightman (William B Larzelere,
H illiam L. Witham, and John WiijhtmanJr.), pro-
duce commission merchants, SW cor Clay and i>a\is
Lasalle Edward B., topographical engineer and draftsman
office 19 Montgomery Block, dwl Nucleus House
Lasar Emanuel, merchant, dwl 629 Green
Lasar Leopold (S. Levy d- Co.), dwl 1522 Powell
Lasarica Pedro, painter, dwl s W cor Dupont and Valleio
Lascano Felipe, cigarmaker, dwl 1519* Dupont
Lascombe Eugene, willowware, 305 Tllird
Laselle Charles, gasfitter C. H. Stombs & Co., dwl 417
Post, rear
Laselle Charles C, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
417 Post, rear
Laselle Joseph A., superintendent J. W. Daridson & Co.,
dwl 1504 Leavenworth
Laselle. See Lasselle
Lasemo Philip, porter 8 Merchants' Exchange, dwl N 6
Broadway bet Kearny and Montgomery-
Lash Isidore, lace-goods manufacturer, 643' Jessie
Lask Harry J., actuary, oflice 408 California room 9, dwl
918 Stockton
Lask Louis (of L. Lask, Marysville), office 25 Sansom,
dwl 918 Stockton
Lasker & .\m:
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manufacturers looking glasses, 532 California
Lasker Julius (Lasker i- Amgott), dwl 533 Post
Laski B. L,, butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 28 Grand Central
Market, dwl SW cor Mason and Jackson
Lasley Frank B. , car])enter. dwl Humboldt House
Lasman Dennis, laborer, dwl 445 Stevenson
Lasprom Clara (widow), shirtmaker, dwl 11 Jansen
Lass Christopher S., master mariner schr EInorah, dwl
Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Lassan Hans .\. (Decker i-'L.). dwl 318 Brannan
Lasselle Benjamin F., blacksmith, dwi 2521 Bush
Lasselle Frank, clerk, dwi 31 Everett
Lasselle Frank H., clerk Melterand Reflner'B Department
U. S. Mint, dwi 603 Bush
Lassen Benjamin, clerk, dwi 100 Turk
Lassen Louis, seaman, dwi 34 Frederick
Lassen Nicholas, milkranch, W 3 San Jos6 Road nr St.
Marj-'s College
Lassere Dominic, sashiaaker, dwl 132 Fifth
Lasso Phillipe. carjienter, dwi 16 Card .\lley
L,asswell Charles H., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwi N s Sey-
enth nr Mission
lASSWEll .11. D., proprietor Golden State Pump, and
brassfouuder, plumber, and gasfitter, 747 Mission
Last Charles, dwi 924 Stockton
Last Henry, clerk, dwi 918 Stockton
Last John, blacksmith John Weichert, dwl 924 Stockton
Last Louis, clothier, dwi 91S Stockton
Last Louise Mrs., furnished rooms, 924 Stockton
Lastrato DvTolamus, fisherman, dwi 37 Sacramento
Lastrato Lucas, driver E. Guittard & Co., dwi 429 Green
Laten Frank, dwi 737 Market
Latham Charles, laborer, dwl 11 Louisa
Latham Charles, teacher music and organist, dwi 206
Hyde
Latham Edward F., barkeeper Maginnis & Co., dwl SE cor
Fourth and Bryant
Latham Frank B. , secretary Consolidated Amador Mining
Co. , office 402 .Montgomery room 34, and -Auditor North
Pacific Coast Railroad, office 526 California room 10,
dwl 320 O'Farreli
Latham James, cari)enter, dwi 667 Seventeenth
Latham James H., (James U. Latham X- Co.), res Oak-
land
LATHAM JA.WES H. A CO. (J. K. S. Latham),
stock and moneybrokers, 411 California
Latham J. K. S. (James H. Latham <L- Co.), dwl 219 Pow
Latham Joseph, machinist helper, dwi 170 Perry
L.1TIIA.W .WILTOX S., president London and San
Francisco Bank (limited), office 424 California, dwl
638 Folsom
Latham M. T. , clerk, dwi 4 H,ardie PI
Latham William B., attorney at law, dwl 1623 Webster,
Latham Solomon, clothing, 'bl8 Montgomery
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Lathrop Benjamin O., real estate, office 410i California,
dwl 22U Steiner , „, „. . „
Lathrop Elisha Jr., mining stoclts, dwl 611 Shotivell
Lathrop Elisha N., carriagetrimmer John W. Lowry, d\rl
LATIUIOP OEOKGE A., physician, office 310 Kear-
uv, dwl Grand Hotel ,,,017
Lathrop Uarrj' B., mining superintendent, dwl IS Essex
LATIIItOP nESIIlY D. Kcv., rector Church of the
Advent, dwl 411 Ellis
Lathrop Lorilig, clerk Woods & Freeborn
Latlirop Richard, laborer, dwl 10 Sahuon
Latimer C. F., salesman, dwl 31 Eddy »» j 1
Latimer George, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
775 Folsom , , ,.„_
Latimer George, salesman J. J. O'Bnen & Co., dwl G30
Latimer^Lorenzo D. (Lalimtr & Morrow), dwl 1034 Jack
lATIHEK A MOKROW (Lomizo D. Latimer and
William W. Morrow), attorneys at law, office ib and
38 U. S. Cotu-t Budding „ , , ^ . „ j
LatUnore John, longshoreman, Hinckley bet Kearny and
Montgomery . „ , ^
Latimore Thomas, waiter stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Laton Benjamin, dwl 416 Post
Laton Charles A., secretary Commercial Insurance Co.,
office 228 California, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Latson Charles H., expressman, cor Kearny and Pme,dwl
477 Jessie j 1 01c
Latson Frank P., salesman H. Rosekrans & Co., dwl 315
Oak , .
Latson Margaret M. (widow), dwl i, , Jessie
Lattapie Peter, butcher Paul HussoQ, dwl cor Fifth and
liailroad avs. South S. F.
Lattc Samuel, fancy goods, 344 Third
Latty John J., machinist, dwl 224 Second
1 attimer Charles, printer B. Dore & Co. , dwl 5S4i Howard
Latrillo Bernard, gardener Antonio Mitchell, dwl Fifteenth
nr Dolores , ,
Latz Benjamin, salesman Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl
300 Stockton
Latz Philip, clerk Ash Bros., dwl 410 Paciflo
Latz Samuel, salesman Micbelssen, Brown & Co., dwl 30O
Stockton . , , , ^ T
Latz Samuel W., hatter Kaskel Bros., dwl 1112 Leav
Latz William, bootmaker J. B. Mouuin, dwl cor Post and
Dupont .„ , , J
Lau Albert H., groceries and Uquors, NE cor Jackson and
Leavenworth
Laubacber Andrew, cutler WUl & Finck, dwl 606 Gal
Lauberg Lawrence, lamidrvman Grand Hotel
Lauck Clarence W., clerk Freight Office CentralPac. E. R.,
dwl 771 Harrison
Lauda John, laborer, dwl W a San Jos(S Road nr Six-mile
House
Lauda Katherine (widow), dwl W s San Jos^ Road nr Six-
mde House
Lauden Martin K., business manager and supenntendent
Pacittc Business College, SE cor Stockton and Geary,
dwl 517 Ellis
Lauder Ellas W., clerk, dwl 766 Bryant
Lauder George, bay and graindealer, dwl 766 Bryant
Lauder Lewis G., salesman, dwl 70« Bryant
Lauderbach Charles, liquordealer, dwl 512 Bush
Lauderhach Martin, boot and shoemaker Robert Goepel,
dwl 512 Bush
Lauderbach. See Louderback
Lauenstein August, clerk Ernest Hoger, dwl 835 Post
Lauenstein Frederick L. {SauliiiaHii d- L.), dwl 835 Post
Lauer John, expresswagon, cor Pine and Battery, dwl
Seventeenth nr Church
Lauermaim N., marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl 421
Phie
Laufenberg Joseph, carpenter, dwl 12 William
Laurtin Orriu, airpenter, dwl 635 Jessie
Laugereratz C. F., conductor Clay St. Hdl R. R.
Laugherj- David H., student Hcald's Business College,
dwl 14 Tehama PI
Laughlin Alexander, dwl 17 Fifth Av
Laughlin Charles D., clerk Cowles \ Drown, dwl 943 How
Laughlin Charles H., dwl 320 Clementina
Laughlin Hugh, carpenter, dwl 222S Hyde
Lauglilui James, barkeeper John H. Caverly, dwl 1018
Montgomery
Laughlin James, laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl S s Sixteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Laughlin John, treer Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 943 How
Laughlin John, waiter, dwl 320 Clementina
Laughlin M., mason Palace Hotel
Laughlin William, watchman J. Gibb 8 Bonded Warehouse
Lau.'hman James, conductor City R. R., dwl 2050 Mission
Lau'hman Juhus, poultrydealer, dwl 424 Fulton
Laughlon H. B., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Laughton James, carpenter PaciBc Mail S. S. Senator
LauL'hton L. H., shipjoiner, dwl 114 Silver
Lauinger Frank C, pianotuner, dwl 9 St. Charles PI
Lauinger George, drayman S. Levy & Co., dwl 6 St.
Charles P! „ , „,
Lauiu.'er John B., waterman, dwl 9 St. Charles PI
Lauinger John B. Jr., tinsmith B. C. Austin, dwl 9 St.
Charles PI
Laujardiere Etienne, painter, dwl 10 Pollard PI
Laumeister Charles, clerk John Howes, dwl 504 Sansom
Laumeister Frank W., merchant, dwl 628 Green
Laun George, harnessmaker Louis Gerichten, dwl E 8
Bryant nr Sixth
Laun Philip, expressman, dwl 757 Bryant
Laundrigan James, laborer, dwl Western Hotel
Lauiigstrauss Henry, bookkeeper, dwl Lick House
Launne Jacques, laundrjTuan Van Ness Avenue Laundry,
W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Laure S., shoemaker, dwl 74 Tehama _
Laurel Hill Cemetery, bet Post and Califorma fronting
Central Av , » t^
LAUKEL TAL.AfE SAXOON, Cunnmgham & Dow-
ney proprietors, 301 Kearny
Laurence Benjamin, teamster, dwl 114 William
Laurence J., laborer Pacific RoUing Mills . .„ ,
Laurence John, vamisher Cole & Co., dwl West End
Hotel . , „ . ,
Laurent , butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Laurent Ange, bookbinder, 526 Merchant
Laurent George, hatter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy
Laurent Marie Mrs., laundress, dwl 47 Sullivan's Building
Laurenzo Joseph H., barkeeper John Cardozo, dwl lie
Jackson
Lauri O., carpenter Palace Hotel
LauriceUa Joseph, dwl 726 Broadway , „., „
Laurie Alfred, waiter Ratto & Martine, dwl 204 Brannan
Laurilliard Albert, piano-fortotuner, dwl 1426 California
Laurilliard Arthur, piano-fortetmier, dwl 1426 California
Laurilliard Gertrude (widow), dwl 1426 California
Lauriston Archibald (Laurinton d; Band), dwl 12o Fran-
Lauriston &Band(.4r(;A»aidI.(iuWj;«o« andJohn Band),
Uquor saloon, SW cor Battery and Green
Lauster Charles, barkeeper, dwi 32 Tehama
Laute-en F., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General
Lauterwasser Cliristian L., hay and gram, 114S Folsom,
dwl 1216 1 'olsom ^ , ^ , ,
Lauterwasser Frederick P., butcher Henry J. Boese, dwl
SW cor Jackson and Davis . , ,,0
Laux Gustave A., baker EmU A. Engelburg, dwl 413
Lauze'stephen, foreman F. & P. J. Cassin, dwl 1811 Polk
Lavagnino Louis, fruits, 114 Fourth, dwl 721 Broadway
Lavallee M., blacksmith, dwl 246 Fourth
Lavaroni Charles, vegetable peddler, dwl 20 Lafayette PI
Lavaroni John, laborer, dwl 5 Gaven
Lavaroni Joseph, laborer, dwl 7 Gaven
Lavell Edward, cooper, dwl Hermitage Hotel
LaveU Frederick, liquordealer, dwl 118 Vu^ginia
Lavell James, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers H Co.
Tehama
Lavell William, carpenter, dwl 6 Natoma
LaveUeM., laborer, dwl cor Post and Laguna
Lavelle Michael, laborer Pacific Rollmg Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana . • , a
Lavelle WiUiaiu, benchhand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 6
Natoma
Laven James, harnessmaker, dwl 21 Hunt , _ , „
Laven James A., storekeeper Broadway Wharf, Cal. Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 9 Midway
Lavenberg Alexander, dwl 627 Post ,,,_,„. .
Laveuburg Samuel, produce, dwl N a Eddy bet Octavia
and Laguiia ,
Lavenson Isador (Morgenthau A L.), dwl 1827 Howard
Laventhal Samuel, clsthing, 64 Tliird, dwl 44 Third ^
Laver Augustus, architect, office 215 Sansom room 8, dwl
2323 Howard
Laverdiiia John, dwl 612 Mission ,,„„, ,
Laverty John, bootmaker Nathan Shaperer, dwl 108 Jack-
son
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Laverty Melvin, helper Melter and Refiner s Department
U. S. Mint, dwl 607 Pine
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearny, Estatlished 1852.
Lavery Charles, tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 42
TNvelfth
Laverj- Frank J., salesman William J. Henev & Co., dwl
914 Market
Lavery James V., clerk I. Friedlander, dwl 42 Twelfth
Laver\- Joseph G. (Dinibar, Hendry X- L.), dwl 42 Turk
Laver}- Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 914 Market
Laverj' Robert J., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 4
Beale PI
Laverj- Rachel Miss, dwl 914 Market
Laverj- William J., dwl 42 Twelfth
Lavezzari Francisco C, groceries, 523 Union, dwl 521
Union
Laviagra (first name refused"), dwl 1024 Stockton
Laviguac Jean B., real estate, dwl 636 Pacific
La\igne Eugene, hairdresser Juhn Lavigue, dwl Washing-
ton bet Stockton and Powell
Lavigne John, hairdresser. 1133 Dupont. dwl S31i Pacific
Lavigne Raymond, printer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl cor
Stoektfin and Washington
Larilla R., bookkeeper A. Giorgiani, dwl 1222 Kearny
La villain H., driver Engine Ko. 8 S. F. F. D., dwl 1214
Pacific
Laville George, bandmaster Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl
Presidio Barracks
Laville John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
La\-in James, hamessmaker Joseph Frankenbenj, dwl 21
Hunt
Lavin John, second officer stm Pacific
La\in J. P., liquor saloon, 809 Battery, dwl 911 Vallejo,
rear
La%-in Michael, millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorv.dwl
15 M-hite PI = . -
Lavin Peter J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Ck)., dwl
Brookl}-n Hotel
Lavine Frank, carpenter U. S. Mint, res Oakland
La\ine Lesser, barber Charles Storm, dwl 252 ilinna
Lavinge C, liquor saloon, 812 Kearny
La\'ino Henry, watchmaker and jeweler, 909 Keamv, dwl
1307 Stockton
La^iosa Louis, bookkeeper 609 Clay, dwl cor Stockton
and Broadway
Lavlin Charles, laborer, dwl lOS Bernard
Lavorel Peter, cook Jacob Stork & Co., dwl 420 Jackson
La\Tock George, trimmer M. P. Hohnes, dwl S s MjTtle
Av bet Gough and Franklin
Lavj- George, employ^ Selby's Smelting Works
Law Henn,-, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Law Henry, policeman City Hall, dwl 4 Burgoyne PI
Law Henry A., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl W s Bur-
go vne PI
ULM LIBKART S.W FRAAXISCO, 27 and 28 Mont^
gomerv Block
I^aw William, chief engineer Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm
Montana, Folsom St. 'NNTiarf
Lawall Fritz, liquor saloon, 925 Kearny, dwl cor Pacific
and Virginia PI
Lawbridge Joseph, cook Occidental Laundry
Lawies Frank, laborer, dwl 317 Filbert
Lawler Bridget, fursewer Adolph Muller. dwl 8 Louisa
Lawler Francis, groceries and hquors, 140 Minna
Lawler Frederick A., silversmith William Lawler, 651
Clay
Lawler Frank W., attorney at law, 507 Monte-omerj-. dwl
215 Mason
Lawler James, dwl 665 Mission
Lawler James P., hostler Patrick J. Corbett, dwl 520
Hayes
Lawler John, dwl 2604 Sacramento
Lawler Joseph, wholesale butcher, S s Fifth nr Railroad
Av Sonth S. F., dwl SE cor Santa Clara and Hamp-
shire
Lawler Peter, hostler Central R. R., dwl Heron bet Har-
rison and Folsom
Lawler William, silversmith and jeweler, 651 Clay
Lawler. See Lawlor
Lawless Brothers (Joseph and Georje), manufacturers
harness and saddlery, 628 Front
Lawless George (Lawless Brothers), dwl 1210 Broad^vay
Lawless James, laborer, dwl 6 Ecker
Lawless James, laborer, dwl 411 Folsom
Lawless James, saddler, dwl 1214 Broadway
Lawless John, bill distributor John Wilson, dwl SW cor
Mission and New Montgomerj'
Lawless John, upholsterer Russ House, dwl 240 Green
Lawles^^ Joseph (Laicleiis Brothers), res Oakland
Lawless Katy. chambermaid Occidental Hf-tel
Lawless LawTence, laborer, dwl 755 Howard, rear
Lawless Michael, laborer, dwl 27 Commercial, rear
Lawless Richani Mrs., shirtmaker, 79 New Montgomerv
Lawless R. T., quartenn:ister Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona"
Lawless Sarah, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Lawlor Benjamin, farmer Alms House, Ocean House Road
Lawlor Daniel, baggagemaster Central Pacific R. R., dwl
American Exchange
Lawlor David, tnmkmaker, dwl E 6 Second Av nr Six-
teenth
Lawlor Dennis, special policeman, dwl 32li O'Farrell
Lawlor Ellen (^idow), dwl m2i, Ellis
Lawlor Francis, laborer, dwl W's Hampshire bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Lawlor Frederick, waiter John Kohlmoos, dwl 251 Te-
hama
Lawlor Geoi^e W. (Johnson <L- Co.), dw] E s Fair Oaks bet
T^venty- second and Twenty-third
Lawlor James, dwl 414 Pacific
Lawlor James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 12 Zoe,
rear
Lawlor John, driver La Grande Laundry
Lawlor John, foreman George H. Tay &'Co., dwl 2604 Sac
Lawlor John, longshoreman, dwl 544 Folsom
Lawlor John M., hotelkeeper, dwl S s Randall nr Dolores
Lawlor Mary, hospital nurse Alms House, Ocean House
Road
Lawlor Patrick, driver John Henderson Jr., dwl 7 Sum-
ner
Lawlor Peter, hostler Central R. R., dwl 14 Heron
Lawlor Richard, laundn-man D. A. Taylor, dwl SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Lawlor Samuel, cook, dwl'West End Hotel
Lawlor William M., resident physician City and Coxmty
Hospital
Lawlor. See Lawler
La^Tence , painter Frost & Richards
Lafl-rence Benjamin B., teamster C. A. Worth, dwl cor
T>"ler and Webster
LawTence C. A., carjienter Palace Hotel
tAWREXC'E EI>WI\ A., attorney at law, office 316
California, dwl Occidental Hotel
LawTence Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, 1231 Stockton
LawTence Everett, dwl 36^ Perry
LawTence Frank, laborer, dwl 624 Brannan
LawTence Frank, sawyer, dwl 142 Perry
LawTence Frederick, waiter Grand Hotel
La\vrence Frederick, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Lawrence Frederick W., inspector Custom House
LawTcnce Henrj', dwl 12 Washington
La^^Tence Henrj- H., workman Assayer's Department U.
S. Mint, res Fruit Vale
Lawrence Isaac, salesman Watson & Barnhart, dwl cor
Sutter and Kearny
Lawrence James, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
LawTence James, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining
Co., dwl SE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Lai;\Tence James, master mariner, dwl 721 Lombard
Lawrence Jay ^'olney (J. V. Lawrence <t Co.), dwl 518
Greenwich
LawTence J. E. (Lawrence d* JoknsotC), dwl 425 Keamy
LawTcnce John, dwl 316 Pine
Lawrence John, helper Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisi-
ana nr Shasta
Lawrence John, piledriver E. Boobar & Co.
LawTence John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
LawTence John, waiter, dwl 440 Bush
Lawrence John G. (colored), hairdresser Phillips & Co.,
dwl Virginia Block
Lawrence Joseph, barkeeper John Cardozo, 116 Jackson
Lawrence Joseph, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St.Uliarf
LAWRE\CE JOSEPH E., editor, office 605 Clay, dwl
425 Keamj"
Lawrence J. V. & Co. (Jay Volney Lawrence and Thomas
Jtobimtt), carjienters and builders, SW cor Sacra-
mento and Montgomery
Lawrence Maria (widow), dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Lawrence Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 529 Tehama
Lawrence Robert B., cooi.>er, dwi 631 Davis
Lawrence R. S., publisher, dwl Morton House
Law rence Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 834 Green
Lawrence William, master mariner, dwi 1112 Pacific
Lawrence William, miner, dwl 306 Jessie
Laurence William C, cutter L M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
120 Oak
Lawrence William H., storekeeper Oriental Free Ware-
house, dwl 49 Stanly PI
LawTcnson Edward, hamessmaker. dwl 210 Fourth
Lawrenson Ellen Mrs., milliner, 210 Fourth
Lawrenson Patrick, painter, dwi 621 Minna
Lawrenson Peter, solicitor, dwl 1106 Montgomery
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Lawrenson Severein, longshoreman, dwl 413 Main, rear
Laws Georfre, weigher Custom House, dwl 109 Fell
Laws James (colored), cook stm Alameda, dwl 13 Hinck-
ley
Laws John {Rouse & L.), dwl 1515 Ellis
Lawson , dwl 10 Stockton PI .,„,..
Lawson Albert, plasterer, dwl W 8 Bartlett nr Twenty-
Laws'on Alfred B., canvasser S. F. Directory, res Oakland
Lawson Andrew, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 121 Gilbert „ . , „.
Lawson Andrew, deckhand stm Express, Commercial St.
Wharf ^.,^ _^
Lawson Andrew, seaman, dwl 121 Gilbert
Lawson C. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lawson C. H., rancher, dwl 652 Stevenson
Lawson Enoch, machinist Repair Shop Southern Pac. K.
R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Lawson George N., sailmaker WiUiam Wood, dwl 1009
Lawson George B., stairbuUder Jesse & Drew, dwl 1609
Webster
Lawson Henry L., boatman Beale St. Wharf, dwl cor Fre-
mont and Bryant
Lawson James, dwl 403 Stevenson
Lawson James, bookkeeper David Porter, dwl NW cor
Powell and California . „ vi i i
Lawson James D., bookkeeper Buckingham & Hecht.Uwl
28 Haight
Lawson John, dwl 614 Kearny „ ^ „
Lawson John, watchman Dredger State Harbor Commis-
sioners
Lawson John C. (Little ■£: L.), dwl 731 Guerrero
Lawson John R., driver Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl
Bryant bet Fourth and Fifth
Lawson Louis, scrollsawyer, dwl 567 Fourth
Lawson Richard, laborer Southern Pac. R. E., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana , , „.„
Lawson Robert, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 308
Lawson William, laborer, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F. , ^ . ■
Lawson William, teller Bank of Bntish North America,
dwl 1410 Bush „ „, ,
Lawton Edgar M., assistant secretary S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, dwl 115 Page
Lawton Edward, clerk, dwl 156 Third
Lawton Elburton, wheelwright Lawton & Co., dwl 16
Eleventh
LAWTOX FnANKHK, secretary S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, 411i California (and Wheeler X- Co.),
dwl 732 Post
I,AWTO\' CARDXER T., capitalist, office 401 Cali-
fornia, dwl Grand Hotel
La\vton George H., machinist and engineer Walkington
& Wagner, dwl 206 Ellis
Lawton George W. (Lawton <fc Co.), dwl 30 Jessie nr Sev-
enth
Lawton James, gasfitter C. H. Stombs& Co., dwl 227 Sec-
ond
Lawton James, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl Chicago Hot«l
Lawton James, waiter 231 Commercial, dwl 633 Com
Lawton John, plumber Eugene N. Fritz, dwl 41S Fulton
Lawton John D., paint«r, dwl 30 Jessie nr Seventh
Lawton Luther H., shipcarpenter, dwl 114 Silver
Lawton Michael, blacksmith Machine Shop Southern Pac.
E. R., dwl 418 Fulton
Lawton Michael A., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 418
Fulton
Lawton O. & Co., crockery and glassware, 609 and 611
Market, Grand Hotel
Lawton Orlando (0. Lawton i- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Lawton Peter, boilemiaker Francis i. Curry
Lawton Robert, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.; dwl
5 Clementina
Lawton S. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 616 Bush
Lawton Selina W. Miss, artist, dwl 3 Stockton
Lawton S. W. (widow), dealer human hair, 3 Stockton
Lawton Theodore, clerk Wheeler Martin, dwl 22 Turk
Lawton William, real-estate and employment office, 436
Pine, dwl E s Florida nr Eighteenth
Lawton William D., salesman Percy Beamish, dwl 156
Third
Lawton William N. B., attorney at law, office 402 Mont-
gomery, dwl 703 Market
LAWTON WItll.AM S., superintendent Olympic
Club, dwl 1134 McAllister
lAWTON WHllAM W., secretarj- California Stock
Exchange Board, 423 Califoniia, rear, dwl 115 Page
Lawton & Co. (George V. Lawton and Enos W. Barber),
carriage and wagonbuilders, 20 and 22 Seventh
Lay Anson A., aeronaut, dwl 741 Market
Lavcock Eugene H., physician, office and dwl 630 Howard
Lavden Henry, coremarker Thompson Bros. , dwl 36 Welsh
Layden Michael, spinner, dwl SW cor Eleventh Av and P,
Layden Minnie' Miss, silkworker California Silk Manufactr
uring Co. , dwl Twelfth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Layman William, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co.,
dwl 731 Vallejo , , „ „ , „ .
Lajmer Christianne (widow), laundress, dwl 3 Mont Court
Lajnig John, superintendent S. F. and Pac. L. P. and Shot
Works, dwl 611 FeU
LajTig John Edward, draftsman William Deacon, dwl 611
Fell
Layng Robert, pipemaker S. F. and Pac. L. P. and Shot
Works, dwl 611 Fell
Layng William G., compositor Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, dwl 611 Fell
Layres Augustus, journalist, dwl 727 Harrison
Laj-ton James, bookkeeper Henry Ltmd, dwl Continental
Hotel
Layton John, tinsmith, dwl 439 Jessie
Layu Jean, gardener Jean Barbe, dwl N 8 Bush bet Baker
and Lvon
Lavzell Robert, house and signpainter, 1023 Market
Lazansky Bernard, salesman P. Mish & Son, dwl 40 Mary
Lazard Alexander (Lazard Frires), res Paris
Lazard Eli (Lazard Frires), res Paris , „. r
LAZ^IRD FRERES (Alexander, Simon, and Eli haz-
ard, Alexander Weill, and David Cahn), importers
foreign and domestic dry goods, 525 and 627 Market
Lazard Simon (Lazard Frires), res Paris
Lazarevich George, barkeeper John Ipswitch, dwl 608
Greenwich
Lazaricb Angelo, saloonkeeper, dwl 420 Jackson
Lazaro Marani, shoemaker, 26 Clay
Lazarus , laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Lazarus Abraham, cigars, tobacco, and tailormg, 24 Sixth
Lazarus Abraham, tailor, 119 Seventh
Lazarus Jacob, laborer, dwl 1307 Broadway
Lazarus Jacob, plumber and gasfitter U. S. Marme Hos-
pital
Lazarus Samuel, dn' goods, 1235 Stockton
Lazure Louis T., bookkeeper James R. Keene, dwl 608
Le Bachelle Louise (widow), furnished rooms, 630 Sac
Le Barron William, housemover, dwl SW cor Thui,ieth
and Mission
Le Bert Victor J., market, cor Eighteenth and Capp
Le Berthon Theodore, plumber, dwl 1811 Leavenworth
Le Bom F., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Le Bourdais Ceciha M. Mrs. , dressmaker, 630J Bush
Le Breton Albert J., attorney at law, office 609 Sacra^
mento, dwl 327 Ellis
Le Breton Charies P., bookkeeper J. 0. Johnson & Co.,
dwl 12 Everett
Le Breton Edward, real estate, office 729 Montgomery,
dwl 327 Ellis . , „ ,j „ ,
Le Breton Edward J., paving teller National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., dwl 327 Ellis
Le Cant Andrew, cook Occidental Hotel, dwl U Lewis fl
Le Clair Alphonse, bricklayer, dwl 422 Post
Le Conte L. Julian, draftsman Board of Engineers Pacific
Coast, 533 Kearny, res Oakland . r r \
Le Count Brothers (Joseph P., Thomas R., aJldJ.J.),
importers and jobbers stationery, 417 and 419 Mont-
gomery _ ,
Le Count J. J. (Le Count Brothers), res New York
Le Count Joseph P. (Le Count Brothers), dwl 725 Bush
Le Count Thomas R. (Le Count Brothers), res New ^ork
Le Count's Building, 417 Moutgomei-y
Le Day Alfred, signpainter, dwl 179 Jessie
Le De Fisnado Merced Mrs.,shirtmaker,dwlll Janscn
Le Gay Isadore, shoemaker, dwl 15 Second
Le Gay John B., hatter, dwl 614 Commercial
Le Hugust Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 15i Garden
Le Mare James J., teller Western Savings and Trust Co.,
dwl W'indsor House
Le MassT Man' Mrs., lodgings, 307 Sutter
Le Jloir'Celeste, dwl 272 Tehama, rear
Le Noir Charies, boot and shoemaker, 402 Third
Le Noir Nathaniel L., clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
150* Tehama ^
IE PETIT JOITKNAL (French weekly), Georges Franc-
fort editor and proprietor, office 603 Washington
Le RigoUete A., liquors, S s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Le Roy Charles, gardener, dwl 7 Byington
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAIT & CO., California MarketJ
. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1852.
Le Roy Frank, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Le Roj' Philip, painter Hupps & Son, dwl268 Clementina,
rear
UB ROY THEODORE, capitalist, office 729 Mont-
gomery, dwl 339 Kearny
Le Roy. See Leroy
Le Sage Henr>', waiter 531 Commercial, dwl 531 Sac
Le Senechal Zoe Mile. {Le Senechal <k Alhertin), dwl 427
Third
Le Senechal & Albertin Mraea. {Zoc Le Senechal and Julie
Albertin), dressmakers, 427 Third
Le Strange James, fireman stm Fidehter, Clay St. Wharf
Le Van Charles, carria^^emaker, dwl 8 Louisa
Le Vasque Anderson, boilermaker, dwl 2517 Bush
Le Vere Ada L. Miss, hairdresser, dwl 131 Third
Le Vere Hester F. Mrs., hairdresser, dwl 131 Third
Le Warne Benjamin F., engineer and draftsman Sur-
veyor-General's Office, dwl 28 Twelfth
Leach David, carpenter, dwl 24^ Howard Court
Leach Frank L., porter Albert F. Sa\\'yer, dwl 302 Stock
Leach Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Leach James G., agent Camille Ried & Co. (Boston, Mass.),
dwl 1124 Tyler
Leach Louis, hairdresser, dwl 311 O'Farrell
Leach M., carpenter California Mills, dwl 607^ Pine
Leach O. F., boots and shoes, dwl 1206 Market
Leach Stephen W., actor California Theater, dwl 1001
Sutter
Leach Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 111 Jessie
Leixch Tliomas, stonecutter, dwl NE cor Ninth and Har
Leacy Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Leacy Thomas, liquor saloon, 236 First
Leadner S. Victor, dwl Twenty-first Av nr I, South S. F.
Leads , real estate, dwl 331 Kearny
Leady Thomas, teamster, dwl 1121 Mission
Leaf Henry, engineer Koehler & Ritter, dwl 324 Bdwy
Leahy Ann (widow), dwl 518 Sutter, rear
Leahy Cornelius, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl ISi^ Rausch
Leahy Daniel, groceries and liquors, 318 Fifth cor Shipley
Leahy Daniel, laborer, dwl 305 Union
Leahy Daniel, plasterer Palace Hotel
Leahy Daniel, porter Phoenix Oil Works, dwl cor Union
and Montgomery
Leahy David H., porter, 409 Front, dwl Dolores bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Leahy Dennis, dwl IS Rausch
Leahy Dennis, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 618 Sutter
Leahy G. W., dwl 118 Post
Leahy J., lather Palace Hotel
Leahj' James, blacksmith Kerr & Goodrich, dwl ISJ
Rausch
Leahy James, booteutter IT. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
550 Stevenson
Leahy James, carpenter, dwl 706 Natoma
Leahy James, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Leahy James, laborer, dwl 611^- Mason, rear
Leahy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl S s Fulton bet Buchanan
and Webster
Leahy John, carpenter, dwl 706 Natoma
Leahy John, laborer, dwl 23 Jessie
Leahy John F., salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 455 Min
Leahy Michael, booteutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 560 Stevenson
Leahy Patrick, butcher, dwl 30 Welsh
Leahy Patrick, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery-
Leahy Robert, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 296 Perry
Leahy S., compositor Bacon & Co.
Leahy Thomas, laborer, dwl 553 Mission
Leahy Thomas, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 49 Minna
Leahy William, cook, dwl Terminal Hotel
Leak Mon (JftV/.? .t- L.), dwl 1500 Folsom
Leake Frank, hairdresser, dwl 147 Jessie
Leale John, purser stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
Leale R. A., salesman, dwl 68 Tehama
Leale William G., captain stm Pioneei', Jackson St. Wharf
Leaman Arthur T., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., dwl
739 Harrison
Leaman James B., night inspector Custom House, dwl
963 Mission
Leaman Washington J. (Leaman <k Kent), dw! 529 Union
Leaman & Kent {W. J. Leaman and TkoTnas Kent),
fruits and confectionery, 25S Third
Leaman. See Lehmann and Leman
Lear Joseph, framemaker Max Biu"kardt
Learn Reuben B., dentist, office 310 Stockton, dwl 728
Minna
Learned Kate E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 40J Geary
Learned Parker C, clerk Northern Pacific Coal Mining
Co., dwl 320 Kearny
Lcary , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
LEARY ANDREM^ J., bookbinder, printer, and pa-
pcrruler, 404 Sansom, dwl 610 Pine
Leary Arthur M., clerk, dwl SW cor Turk and Hyde
Learj' Bridget (widow), dwl 19 Frederick
Leary Conielius, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W s Scott
bet Geary and Post
Leary Daniel, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl Jones bet Vallejo and Broadway
Leary Daniel, laborer, dwl 8 O'Farrell Alley, rear
Leary Daniel, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Leary Dennis, painter Thomas Downing, dwl N a Liberty
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Leary D. J., clerk 236 Montgomery, dwl 824 Bush
Leary E. L. Mrs. (widow), dwl 245 Seventh
Learj' James, carriagepainter Pollard & Cook, dwl 720
Clementina
Leary Jeremiah, bootblack, 325 Sanaom, dwl NE cor Jessie
and Anthony
Leary Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 228 Ritch
Leary Johanna Miss, bakery and confectionery, 14 Fifth
Learj^ John, bricklayer, dwl 820 Folaom
Leary John, fruits, 404i Geary
Leary John, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Leary John, longshoreman, dwl 410 Folsom, rear
Learj' John, maltster Lyon & Co.
Leary John, porter 409 Front, dwl 720 Clementina
Leary Ji)hn, watei-tender Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Lean,- John J., blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 406 Clem
Leary Julia (widow), dwl 457 Jessie
Leary Kate, chambermaid Lick House
Leary Michael, laborer, dwl 20 Garden
Leary Michael, longshoreman, dwl 19 Frederick
Learj' Patrick, foreman laborers Fort Point, dwl 709 Gem
Leary Thomas, engineer, dwl 73 Natoma
Leary Timothy, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 321 Clem
Learj' Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 323 Vallejo
Leary William, carpenter, dwl Terminal Hotel
Leary William, laborer New York Bakery
Leary William, Ship^Tights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Leary William O., boatman. Market St. Wharf
Leas Isaac, tinsmith, dwl 34 White PI
Leas Joseph, buteher Henry J. Boese, dwl SE cor Davis
and Clark
Leathe Benjamin E., shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl 46
Silver
Leathe Wilbur, dwl 46 Silver
Leavenworth Eliza Mrs., milliner, NE cor Jackson and
St<ickton, dwl 1004 Powell
Leavenworth Randolph, photographer Thomas House-
worth & Co., dwl 1004 Powell
Leaves for Free Religious Life (German monthly), Fried-
rich Schuenemann-Pott editor and proprietor, office
603 Washington
Leavitt Alice Mrs., physician, office and dwl 26 Geary
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties Custom House, dwl
113 St<:)ckton
LEAVITT CHARLES H., proprietor Pioneer Iron
Works, 225 and 227 Beale, dwl 118 Geary
Leavitt H. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 23 Kearny
LEATITT LEAM>ER, mining secretary, office 401
California room 7, dwl 23 Kearnv
Leavitt Osgood, clerk S. B. Leavitt & Co., dwl 747 Har
Lea%itt Samuel, fruits and vegetables, 26 Grand Central
Market, dwl 431 Clementina
Leavitt S. B. & Co. , importers and jobbers paper, 404 San-
som
Leavitt Shubael B. (5. B. Leavitt ,i- Co.), dwl 747 Har
Leavitt Walter T., travelmg agent Homer Williams, dwl
12 Quincy
Leavy Brothers & Co. (Charles M. and Lachinan A . Leavy,
and J. Gray Leyshon), cigars and tobacco, 509 Mont-
gomen' and 301 Kearnv
LeavT Charles M. (Leary Bros. <t Co.), dwl 118 Page
Leavy Lachman A. (Leavy Bros. & Co.), dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Leavy. See Levi and Levy
Lebahn Peter, carpenteT, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Lebatard Michael, business agent, dwl 834 Broadway
Lebeau Jacob, cook Minera' Restaurant, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Lebenbavmi L. & Co. (Jacob Ooldberg\ groceries, 531
Kearny
Lebenbaum Louis (L. Lebenbaum i- Co.), dwl 631 Post
Lebis Louisa Mrs., teacher French, dwl 333 O'Farrell
Leblane , painter, dwl 823 Montgomery
Lecad Charles, clerk, dwl 6 Washoe PI
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont;
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Lechchitt Frederick, bootfitter Heiffer & Rotenkolber,
dwl 217 Pine „. . „ . ,
Lecher Charles, watchman, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Lechleiter John A., carriaseraaker Carvill Manufacturing
Co., dwl 104 Jessie
Lechner Gottfried, waiter, dwl 243 Second , , „ ,
Leek John V. D., salesman D. C. Fox & Co., dwl Park
Hotel „ ,
Leckie Harry A. P., painter, dwl City Hotel
Leclerc John, real estate, office 613 Jackson, dwl 321 Lomb
Leclerc L., dwl 609 Jackson
Lecoarr (widow), dwl 209 Ritch, rear
Lecompt Francois, confectioner Good & Tschurr
Leeomte Edgurd, draftsman Prosper Huerne, dwl 1977
Ma5on
Lecordier Charles, fisherman, dwl 133/ Dupont
Lecoze Jean, waiter Leon, Dinffcon & Co., dwl ila Clay
LecUe Andrew, seaman, dwl NW cor Harrison and Spear
Lecuvier L. Mrae., dressmaker, dwl 1123 Dupont
Lecv'Walter, dwl 1836 Howard
Ledden James, boarding, 44 Minna
Ledden John A. {L,;l(len. Whipple A Co.), res Oakland
I£ODK\. WHIITIE A t'». (.John A. Ledden and
Albert \t'hippte), importers and wholesale grocers,
404 Front
Leddy Bernard, marble works, 1011 Market
Leddy Catherine, ladies' nurse, dwl 119 Tlurd
Leddy Hugh, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 22i Second
Leddy James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hyde and
Broadway
Leddy John, 'boots and shoes, 125 Fourth
Leddv Mai-j- Jliss, dwl 356 Clementina
Leddy Patrick, laborer S. F. and Pac. L. P. and Shot
Works, dwl 404 Folsom
Leddv Thomas, laborer, dwl Potrero Av nr SLvteenth
Ledefer George M. (Kline .£■ Co.), dwl 923 Geary
Lederer Simon W., clerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 632
O'Farrell
Ledgett Thomas, engineer Francis J. Graeier, dwl 138
Clara, rear
Ledgs , treasurer German Club, dwl 331 Montgomery
Ledgwick George, with Josiah H. Swain, dwl 417 Folsom
Ledlie Arthur, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 2111
Jones
Ledlie WilUam, assistant register elerk Fourth Distnct
Court, dwl 8 Mason
Ledrone Stephen, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Leduc Alfred, jeweler, dwl 1508 Dupont
Leduc Louis, jeweler Frontiere, Bellemere & Co., dwl
1.MS Dupont
Ledwidge John, laborer, dwl 613 Vallejo
Ledyard Frank, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 911
Saci-amento
Ledyard John S., bookkeeper Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
"cor Bush and Stockton
Ledyard Lucia A., seamstress, dwl 837 Folsom
Ledyard Peter J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
",143 Second
Lee Adeline Mrs. (widow), laundress, dwl 3 Adele Alley
Lee Adolph, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Lee A. E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 523 Post
Lee Albert, T., barkeeper R. H. L. Buckman, dwl 318
Pine
Lee Andrea J. (widow), dwl 622 Filbert
Lee Anthony (colored), porter 609 Sac, dwl 1722 Leav
Lee Benjamin F. (Brooks J: L.), dwl 113 Taylor
Lee Benjamin F., clerk Janies E. Boyee, dwl 782 Har
Lee Benjamin F. , foreman sash and blindmakers Excelsior
Mills, dwi 12 Ellis
Lee Carl J., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Lee Charles M., drayman John Dolan, dwl 928 Folsom
Lee Christopher, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 263 Tehama
Lee David C, bootblack; 547 Clay, res Oakland
Lee Dennis I., upholsterer Thomas McAllister, dwl 73SJ
Clementina
Lee Edgar W. , dentist T. Morffew, dwl 712 O'Farrell
Lee Edward, carpenter, dwl cor Castro and Eighteenth
Lee Edward, japanner, dwl 217 Second
Lee Edward, waiter Pacific Mail S S. Costa Rica
Lee Egbert P., bookkeeper Fassett, MeCaulley & Co., dwl
1404 Leavenworth
Lee Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl S s Austin nr Gough
Lee Eli, capitalist, dwi 1404 Leavenworth
Lee Francis, teamster C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl
cor Turk and Larkin
Lee Frank, clerk J, O. Sh.vne, dwl 339 Fourth
Lee Frank, hairdresser Dennis Lehan, dwi 330 Vallejo
Lee Frank, woolgi-ader B. P. Flint & Co., dwl '2014 Dup
Lee Franklin V., contractor, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush, dwl 1327 Sacramento
Lee Franklin V. Jr., clerk Nickerson & Son, dwl 1327 Sac
Lee Frederick, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
Lee Friedolph, seaman, dwi 140 Folsom
Lee George, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwi 30 Silver, rear
Lee George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Lee George H., salesman D. Samuels, dwi 909 Howard
Lee George W., boxmaker S. F. Cooperative Box Factory,
dwi 613 Mission
Lee George W., clerk, dwi 406 Bryant
Lee George W. (colored), expressman, dwl NW cor Hyde
and Vallejo
Lee G. W., miner, dwl 227 Second
Lee Henry C. , assistant cashier Western Union Telegraph
Co., office 522 California, res Oakland
Lee Henrj' J., laborer, dwl 444 Sixth
Lee James, circus performer, dwl 60S Market
Lee James, cook, dwl 6 Haggin
Lee James, laborer, dwl %k Welsh, rear
Lee James, mining, dwi 712 O'Farrell
Lee James, real estate, dwl 10 Polk
Lee James, real estate, dwl 311 Hyde
Lee James D., liquor saloon, 39 Eddy
Lee Jennie, actress Cahfomia Theater
Lee John (B. P. Flint & Co.), dwl 2014 Dupont
Lee John (Lee i- Merchant), dwi 407 Turk
Lee John, captain bark Clara R. Sutil, Pier 5 Steuart
Lee John, circus performer, dwi 109 Geary
Lee John, hostler Nathan P. Hopkins, dwl 679 Market
Lee John, japanner, 565 Mission
Lee John, porter Grand Hotel
Lee John, porter stm Yosemite, Broadway Whart
Lee John, printer, dwi 10 Polk
Lee John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Lee John, stevedore, dwl 48 Sacramento
Lee John, teamster, dwl 815 Jessie
Lee John Jr., teamster, dwi 815 Jessie
Lee John H., molder, dwi 166 Clara
Lee John J., driver, dwi '263 Tehama
Lee John S., seaman, dwi 313 East
Lee John W., carpenter, dwi 174 Perry
Lee Joseph, artist, studio and dwl 118 Montgomery Block
Lee Jules, hairdresser, dwl 10 Berry
Lee Kan (Chinese), clerk and interpreter Bank California,
dwl 721 Commercial
Lee Kate Miss, Ironer S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk and
Fillmore
Lee Llewellj-n J., assistant register clerk Nineteenth Dis-
trict Court, dwl 932 Clay
Lee Louis, merchant, dwl 111^ Minna
Lee Margaret Mrs., liquor saloon, 652 Pacific
Lee Martin, printer, dwi 3 Tay
Lee Mar\' (widow), dwi 616 Taylor
Lee Melien H. (Lee ct: Leeds), dwl 1414 Polsom
Lee Moses, jeweler Adolph Bourgoin, dwl Filbert bet Du-
pont and Kearny
Lee N. A., liquor saloon, SW cor Waverly PI and Clay,
dwl 815 Clay
Lee Patrick, dwl Si Grand Av
Lee Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1821 Hyde
Lee Paul, seaman, dwi 10 Berry
Lee Peter, seaman, dwi 303 Davis
Lee Philip, expressman, dwi What Cheer House
Lee R. H., clerk William Wainwright, dwi 1 First
Lee Richard E., teamster, dwl 718 Turk
Lee Robert, compositor John McKUlop & Co., dwl 263 Te-
hama
Lee Robert, longshoreman, dwi 39 Jackson
Lee Robert, printer, dwl 22 Harriet
Lee Robert, traveling agent, dwl 645 Furst
Lee Robert, waiter Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Montana,
Folsom St. Wharf
Lee Robert, teamster Max Englander, dwi 718 Turk
Lee Robert J., molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 620
Mission
Lee Robert M., attorney at law, office 6 Cotut Block 630
Clay, dwl 2326 Was"hington
Lee S. Mrs., dwl 710 California
Lee Stephen W., mining, dwl 712 O'Farrell
Lee Thomas, gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 1929 Howard
Lee Thomas, laborer John Smith, dwi 249 Stevenson
Lee Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Chemical Works, dwl
NE cor Buchanan and Chestnut
Lee Thomas, plasterer, dwi 1S21 Hyde
Lee Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 415 Powell
Lee Thomas J. , weigher, dwi 1506 Mission
Lee William (Burns J: L.), dwl Mechanics' House
Lee WilUam, dwl 614 Kearny
MORGAN & CO.'S Celelsrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market,
C. p. VAN SCHAACK S: CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Lee William, barkeeper, dwl 54 Jessie
Lee William, house and sigiipainter, 416 Sacramento, dwl
325 Clementina
Lee William, plasterer, dwl 1821 Hyde
Lee William, re|)ortcr, dwl 2S6 Stevenson
Lee William, seaman, dwl N s Post bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Lee William 0., inspector Custom House, dwl tfYf cor
Fillmore and Haight
Lee William J., clerk'M. Campbell, dwl 203 Tehama
Lee Youc Fong (Chinese), physician and druggist, 1021
Dupont
Lee & Leeds (.V. H. Lee and Stephen P. Leeds), real-es-
tate and general business agents, 331 Kearny
Lee & Merchant (Juhn Lee and Joseph Merchant), team-
sters, NE cor Front and Clay
Lee. See Lea
Leebes S. (.5. Liebes <t Co.). dwl Lick House
Leebes S. & Co. (J/. B. Edinger), cigar manufacturers,
320 Battery » /. o ,
Leech Joseph, steward John Kohlmoos, dwl 231 Second
Leech Robert, milkman, dwl Railroad Av nr Dolores
Leech Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl 47
Jessie
Leech. See Leach
Leeds AmoUia Miss, seamstress Norcross & Co., dwl 14
Harriet
Leeds Stephen P. {Lee and L.), dwl 915 Sutter
Leedy Simon B. {Spencer <fc i.), dwl E s Howard nr
Twenty-fourth
Leegar Martin, carpenter, dwl 431 Pine
Leege William, liquor saloon, S. F. Verein, 212 Sutter
Leek Christopher, contractor, dwl Silliman nr San Bruno
Road
Leek John, mason Palace Hotel
Leeke Elias E., dwl 631 Sacramento
Leeman August, molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 141 Jessie
Leeman Julius, molder Hincklev & Co., dwl 409 O'Farrell
Leeman W., machinist, dwl 672 Folsom
Leen Dennis H., salesman Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 1135
Howard
Leeper A. G., compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 212 Wash
Leeper Andrew, laborer, dwl id Haggin
Leeper Harrison, laborer John Kohlmoos, dwl SE cor
Fourth and Folsom
Lees Isaac, tinsmith H. O. Fiske, dwl cor Second and Fol
Lees Isaiah W. , captain police and detective City Hall
dwl 010 Mason
Lees J. W., carpenter D. A. Macdonald &, Co., dwl 174
Perry
Lees Matts, bootmaker, 35 Sacramento
Leet Benjamin, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl SW cor
Beale and Howard
Lefebvre Alexander, machinist, dwl W a Montgomery Ay
bet Powell and Filbert
LefehvTc F., dwl 414 Pacifle
LefebiTe Louis, woodcarver Alphonse Boisnet
Lefe\Te B. & Co. (James J. McDonnell), druggists and
apothecaries, SE cor Washington and Dupont and SE
cor Market and SLxth
Lefe\Te Baptiste (B. Lefevre <t Co.), res Alameda
LefevTe J., driver City R. R.
tEFFEL A' MYER's (A brahain Myers), manufacturers
Leffel's Turbine Wheels, office 306 California
lEFFIXftWELL WILLI.IM, real-estate and mining
agent, office 331 Montgomery room 16, dwl Nucleus
House
Leffmann Frederick O., bookkeeper Vermeil & Welling-
ton, dwl Stanford Hotel
Leffmann Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Brannan and Eighth
Lefus Henry, clerk Kuck & Bro., dwl cor Bryant and Rin-
con
Legal Lewis, calker William Green, dwl Green Court
Legallet Dominique {Leqallet tt- Steiiibach), dwl Octavia
bet Greenwich and Lombard
Legallet & Steinbach {Dom inline Leqallet and F. U. Stein-
bach), tanners. Octavia bet Greenwich and Lombard
Legan James, painter, dwl 1126 Market
Legare Thomas S., clerk Mark L. McDonald, dwl SE cor
Powell and Sacramento
Legaspe Alehandro, bootblack Bross & Co., dwl 1036 Jack
Legassi Joseph, carpenter, dwl W s San Bruno Road bet
T\venty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Legband Fritz, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Legdeard Peter, niachinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Legean John, proprietor Center House, 2009 Folsom
Legcndre Edmund (Lefjendre tSc Co.), dwl 650 Sacramento
Legcndre Leopold, carpenter, dwl 721 Pacific
compositor Alta California, dwl 823
Legendre & Co. (Edmund Legcndre), cravat manufactur-
ers, 650 Sacramento
Legcr James, cook John George, dwl 214 Ridge
^''S:? Thomas W., carpenter Kennedy & Ogilvie, dwl 20
White PI
Legge James E,
Green
Legge Robert, draj-nmn James M. Curtis, dwl NWior
Si.vteenth and Harrison
Leggett Frederick C, stevedore A. C. Freese
Legg-ett James M., drayman Luther Knight, dwl Occi-
dental Lodging House
Leggett Joseph, deputy superintendent common schools
office 22 City Hall, dwl 918 Dolores
Leghorn John G., barkeeper James Presho & Co dwl
1507 Larkin
Leglise ••ilcedc, laundry, 3 Harlan PI
Legra Paul, brickmold'er Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Sev-
enteenth and Sanchez
Legrae Thomas, clerk, dwl 822 Powell
Legrand Alexander, tailor, dwl 1123 Dupont
Leguever Annie (widow), dwl 314 Union
Leguien Paul, foreman E.K. StcvenotS Co., dwl 2012 Pow
Leguinaud Eniest, teacher languages, dwl 738 Wash
Lehan Delia, chambermaid Buss House
Lehan Dennis, hairdresser, 102 Pacific, dwl 167 Shipley
Lehan Michael S., dwl 506 Minna
Lehaney John, carpenter Agricultural Fair Race Grounds,
dwl cor Seventh and Cleaveland
Lehaney M., laborer N. B. and Mission R. K., dwl 34
Eighth
Lehaney Patrick, expresswagon, cor Fotulh and Folsom.
dwl 113 Shipley
Lehannen Daniel, laborer, dwl 214 First
Lehay Patrick, delivery clerk Gleason & Bro., dwl 256i
Jessie
Leheanzek Emanuel, cook 605 Commercial, dwl 1221 Dup
Leheon Melani (widow), dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Eighth
Av
Leber Isaac, hidedealer, dwl 720 Filbert
Lehigh Timothy, dwl 110 Prospect PI
Lehman , machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Lehman Albert C, clerk Mrs. M. Giesendorfer, dwl 735
Folsom
Lehman Benjamin, merchant, dwl 806 Vallejo
Lehman Charles, market, 328 Third, dwl 736 Folsom
Lehman Charles L., painter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Lehman Gustave, painter J. G. Smith, dwl Dolores nr
Fifteenth
Lehman John H., fruits, 216 Post, dwl cor Sixth and Min
Lehman W. , laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Lehman William, basketmaker, dwl Silver Av nr San
Bruno Road
Lehmann August, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S 8 Ser-
pertine Av nr Twenty-sixth
Lehmann Charles, bootmaker Nolan Bros., dwl 701 Geary
Lehmann Christian, carpenter, dwl E s Railroad Av bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth ava. South S. F
Lehmann George, brewer Broadway Brewery, dwl 637
Broadway
Lehmann Gottschel, butcher Marx Lehmann, NW cor
Bush and Broderick
Lehmann Marks (Frolich J,- Co.), dwl NW cor Broderick
and Bush
Lehmann Theodore, coremaker City Iron Works, dwl 821
Filbert
Lehmann William, bootmaker, 229 Fifth
Lehmann. Sec Leaman and Lem.an
Lehmhus Richard, longshoreman, dwl 9 Washington
Lehmkuhl Christian, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Lehmkuhl Hamiann, bo.xmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
dwl Bemal Heights
Lehmkuhl Hugo, physician, office 609 Kearny, dwl 1215
Bush
Lehmus John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Webster and
Grove
Lehn E., bakery, SE cor Sixteenth and Valencia
Lehn Louis, expresswagon, Folsom bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
LEIIX PHILIP P., hairdressmg saloon, 606 Merchant,
dwl 304 Clementina
Lehner George (Hahn <t- Co.), dwl 523 Vallejo
Lehnhardt Charles, Russ House Bowling Saloon, 403 Pine,
dwl 26 Stockt<m PI
Lehnhardt Christian, bookkeeper Locan & Co., dwl 911
Stockton
Lehnhardt Henrj', machinist Union Gas Machine Co., dwl
146 Silver
Lehnhardt Jo.seph, barkeeper C. Lenhardt, dwl 911 Stock
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Lohiihardt P., carpenter ralaee Hotel
Lehnic Charles E., locksmith and bellhanger 240 Fifth
l:^hdttcr John, hairdressing saloon, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Kearny, dwl 737 Green .
Lehrke Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Manposa
and Indiana , , , tj, _
Leib Henrj', glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl E s
Mississippi nr Mariposa
Leibe William, brassflnisher William T. Garratt, dwl 40
Leiben ASffUst, baker Eiscrt & Becker, 24 Third
Leibcrg Tliomas, foreman Andrew C. Preese, dwl SE cor
Mission and Steuart
Leibert John J., builder, dwl 330 Oak
Leich Louis, hairdresser Wiebe & Strehl, dwl 311 OFar-
rell
Leichner Conrad, waiter, dwl 637 Broadway
Leicht«r Charles, salesman 409 Clay, dwl 2 Telegraph PI
Leick Theodore, hairdresser Stable &Bernbard, dwl Stev-
enson nr Second , „ , J lolCHaoln
Leicken F. W., butcher Christopher Dunker, dwl 346 Beale
Leideke Henry, blacksmith Barz & Suhl, dwl Chicago
Hotel
Leider Henry, dwl 215 Kearny .n-iRr^r,
Leifheira Theodore, cabinetmaker H. Granz dwl 615 Bran
Leigh Ernest A., clerk James C. Cary dwl 1415 Stockton
Lei-h Ernest A., silkdyer Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., dwl
Twelfth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Leigh J. (widow), dwl 828 California
LeiSh Nathan, mining secretary, office 302 Montgomery
"room 14, dwl 825 Kearny
LeightOeorgeW., carpenter, dwl 626 Natoma
lEIfillTOX AIICUSTITS T., architect and budder, of-
fice 414 Market, dwl 838 Mission
Leighton Charies F. , plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl cor Ninth
and Minna , „. ,.
Leighton Ettie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 20 Mary
Leighkm George, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 621
Leight<T'lsabella B. (wndow), dwl 1435 (ISOm Taylor
Leighton John B. , clerk News Letter, dwl 1435 (1509) Tay-
Leighton Thomas, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, res Oakland
Point
Leighton. Sec Layton , . „ ,. j , o
Leihkamp Sigmund, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 3
Morton
Leikens George, milliner and dressmaker, 605 Thttd
Leimert Louis, confectioner, dwl 306 Fifth
Leink Jacob, dwl 1817i Powell
Leioiihardt Carl, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor iolsom
and Nineteenth
Leipnitz Gustave (Leipnilz A Co.), dwl 419 Bush
Leipnitz & Co. {Qmtam Leipnitz and Max TscAirner),
aiiothecaries, 419 Bush
Leipsic Isaac, dwl N 3 Pine bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Leipsic Lyon, shoemaker, 616 Grove
Leisen Frank, sash and blindmaker D. A. Macdonald &
Co., dwl 1015 Lombard
Leisen Geary H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Harrison
and Fourth, dwl 788 Harrison
Leisen Meiss {Leisen <£: Co.). dwl 788 Harrison
Leisen k Co. (Meiss Leisen and J. R. Trask), wholesale
and retail wines and liquors, 636 Commercial
Leisenfeld , agent and canvasser, dwl 323 Taylor
Leiscr Albert, cooper Sol Wangenheim & Co., dwl 30
Main
Leiser Henry, shoemaker John A. Leiser, dwl 440 Green
Leiser John A., boots and shoes, 302 Montgomery Av, dwl
440 Green
Leiser John L., milkman, dwl NW cor Fairmount and
Dolores
Leiser Louis, stoves and tinware, 67 Foiurth, dwl 227 Jes-
Leisewntz Henry, bookkeeper R. Feurestein & Co. , dwl 1120
Stockton J , n o
Leisbman John, ironmolder Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 262
Spear
Leisner Albert, dwl 619 PaciBc
Leisner Nicholas, cigannaker, dwl 821 Filbert
Leiss Ernest, baker Herman Kahn, dwl 279 Stevenson
Leist Charles, with Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stevenson
Leitch David, carpenter Palace Hotel
Leitch George W., ironmolder, dwl 624 Commercial
Leitch William H.,dra>-man,404 Batter3',dwl 2514LagfUiia
Leith Louisa (widow), dressmaker, dwl 449 Tehama
Leitz Edward, farmer, dwl 406 Sutter
Lejeunc Louis, dwl 31 Sullivan's Building
Leland Herman D., captain stm Santa Cruz, dwl 620 Lomb
Leland P. E., laborer Hercules Powder Works, Central
Road nr Fourth Av . ^ ^ , tt . i cw „„.
I r I A \n WARKEN. proprietor Palace Hotel, SW cor
Market and New Montgomerj', dwl 630 Commercial
Lele George, restaurant, 107 Dupont „ o p l? n
Lelevier Toussaint, extraman H. and h. tio. i b. t . t . u.,
dwl 616 Broadway
Lelgerstraii A., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn 71 New; Mont
Lem John, painter Wason & Moms, 38 California
Lem John F., foreman M. D. Nile dwl 2219 Mason
Lemaire Anton, liquor saloon, dwl NE cor Beale and How-
ard, dwl 634 Tehama ,„„,„,
Lemaire Charies, laborer California Mills, dwl 9121 Fol
Lemaire Charies, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
NW cor Welsh and Zoe
Leman Walter, actor California Theater, dwl 437 Natoma
Leman. See Leaman and Lehmann . , ,.„o i. *
Lemange Antonio, barkeeper Mattio Drobaz, dwl 503 East
Lemar Catherine (widow), confectionery, 1201 Folsom
Lemar Robert C, special policeman, dwl 307 Capp
Lemarchan Adolph, molder City Iron Works, res Brook-
LemSay Thomas, hostler 921 Sutter, dwl 4 Carios PI
Lembeck Cliristopher, expressman, SW cor Washington
Lembeye Baymon, laborer, dwl cor Sixteenth and Rhode
Lembke"john, pori^r Kruse & Euler, dwl 25 Ritch
Lemblad Charies, tailor Young & Dittmer, dwl 337 Bush
Leracke Otto (Koelzer i- i.). dwl 129 Fourth
LemiS Agama A. (widow), dwl 403 Union
LemeteyerHippolyte, tinsmith, dwl 1510 Dupont
Lemieux Henrj-, carpenter Louis D. Frichette, dwl E 8
Sanson! bet Broadway and Vallejo . t^ ^>,
Lemkau A. Henrj', liquor saloon, NE cor Berry and Fourth
Lemkau John, groceries and liquors, 20 Everett
Lemke Ferdinand, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor
Seventeenth and Sanchez „,„ „ , ^ „. ,,,,
Lemke John, cigars and tobacco, 1116 Market and 113
Dupont, dwl cor Oak and Gough
Lemke John, porter, dwl 18 First
Lemm S. C, cooper, dwl Potrero Av nr Santa Oara
Lemme Charies (CaUfomia Jewelry Co.), dwl 423 Ellis
LEMMEN MEVER T., importing and commission mer-
chant and consul-general for Costa Rica, office 625
Front, res Menlo Park, San Mateo Co.
Lemmer Conrad, carpenter, dwl 259 Perry , , „,,
Lemmer John C, boilermaker Francis L Curry, dwl ill
Lemm'er Julia Miss, dressmaker Margeret Kemp, dwl cor
Fifth and Perry . ..,_^ .„ .
Lemmemian Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Post
and Mason „,„ _ ,
Lemmemiann John A. G. T., groceries, NW cor Buchanan
and Ellis
Lemmon Alexander, laborer, dwl 340 Ritch
Lemmon J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills ,
Lemmon Thomas, master mariner, dwl 1845 Mission
Lemoge Joseph Jr., shoemaker Morris Car«y, dwl 22 Turk
Lemoine Edward, dwl 438 Broadway ,„„,,.,„,
Lemolne Francois, clerk 15 S. F. Market, dwl 92U Morit
Lemoine Gambert & Co., (Felix Gambert A. La^arde,
and J. Turel), poultry, butter, and cheese, 15-19 s.
Lemon Charies, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
Grand Hotel
Lemon D., laborer Pacific Mad S. S. Co.
Lemon James H., grainer, 216 Sansom, dwl 10 Harriet
Lemon John, grainer Hopps & Sons, dwl 2i9 Mimm
Lemon John, steward stm Express, Commercial St.-nTiarf
Lemon Louis, polisher Whittier, FuUer & Co., dwl 1120
Lemon^ inu and Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), office 302
Montgomery room 14 ,.,>.,,- c „j .„
Lemont George W. (Brummond & L.), dwl 15 Second At
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Lemperiy C. W., bootcrimper, dwl 612 California, rear
Lempke John, plumber, dwl W s Broderick nr Post
Lempke Julius, plumber and gasfltter, 30 Geary, dwl W 8
Broderick nr Post .,,„„» -a^^
Lempp Paul, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 1626 How
Lena Edward F., bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
126 Fifteenth
Lenahan D., laborer Pacific Rolling Mdls
Lenahan John, laborer, dwl 66 Jessie
Lenahan John, machinist, dwl 1816 Stockton
Lenahan Michael, hackman P. Craig & Son. dwl 823 Market
Lenahan Michael, laborer, dwl 24 Clara
Lenahan Patrick, laborer, dwl 60 Louisa
Get the MiUhrae Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Mark©
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Lenander Carl E., master mariner, dwl 907 Greenwich
Lenari D., laborer, dwl 14 Lafayett« PI
Lenc Huiitoon, barkeeper J. H. Scheper, dwl cor Beale
and Bryant
Lenchoni Gabriel, tailor, dwl 14 Ohio
Lendell , master mariner, dwl 532 Bryant
Lenders John P., gasfitter, dwl 2409 Buchanan
Leiidloff Louis, tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
LE\C;FELD a. L., druggist and chemist, KE cor
Geary and Stockton, dwl 709^ Ellis
Lengfeld H., laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Lengfeld Louis, shirt manufacturer, 125 Sahsom, dwl 709i
Ellis "
Lengenfelser C, boilermaker Francis L Curry
Lenghorst J. H., dwl 220 Pacific
Lengrehr Henrj- C, tinsmith E. T. Bucknam, dwl 27 Mar-
ket
Lenhardt Adam, upholsterer, 1232 Stockt<_^n
Lenhart James {Lenhart ct Brady), dwl 44S Clementina
Lenhart Oliver, painter Pacific Furniture Manufacturing
Co., dwl 220 Thirti
Lenhart & Brady (James Lenhart and Oicen Brady),
proprietors Lick House Coaches and Carriages
Lcnher George, blacksmith, dwl 523 Vallejo
Lenighan Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
Lenkenstein M., dressmaker, dwl 362 Minna
Lennagan John, with James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl 1704
Leavenworth
Lennan Alexander, watchman Central R. R., dwl 110
Clinton
Lennan John, laborer, dwl 110 Clinton
Lennan John A., shipcarpenter, dwl 619 Third
Lennan P., bedraaker What Cheer House
Lenne Ettienne, hairworker John C. Dohertv, dwl 1414
Powell
Lennen Henry, carder, dwl 1929 Howard
Lennes Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Lennihan Harrj-, seaman, dwl Quincy House
Lennon Bernard B-, machinist, dwl 221 Second
Lennon C. , road carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Lennon Edward F., jobprint«r M. Weiss, dwl 210 Twenty-
second
Lennon James, carpenter, dwl (610) 627 Fell
Lennon James, filecutter J-ihn Parkin, res Oakland
Lennon John, milkranch, NE cor Nineteenth and Dolores
Lennon John A., wholesale groceries, 313 Clay, dwl 319
Lennon Joseph, drayman, dwl 310 Capp
Lermon Joseph C, superintendent mines, dwl 2205 Lar-
kin
Lennon Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Lennon Michael, marblecutter Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl
1065 Market
Lennon Nicholas, coremaker Hincklev & Co., dwl 3 Beale PI
Lennon Thomas, real estate, dwl 331 SLxth
Lennon William, stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl
122S Pacific
Lennox Jarvis, laborer John McCue, dwl 1405 Mont
Lennox John, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, dwl 42
Louisa
Lennox Robert D., liquidating clerk Custom House, dwl
1206 Market
Lenoir Nathaniel L., clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
150i Tehama
IiE\OR>lA\D BROS. (Leon and Joseph), groceries
and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Pine
Lenormand Emile, groceries and hquors, NE cor Pacific
and Powell
Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Bros.), dwl Ws Sophie
PI nr Pine
Lenormand Leon (Leriormand Bros.), dwl W s Sophie PI
nr Pine
Lenouvel Jean, laborer, dwl 50S Stockton
Lenq\ist Frank, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Lent Anne (widow), dwl 9 Langton, rear
Lent Silas, engineer, dwl 2105 Mason
rE\T IVILtlA.M M., capitalist, ofl^ce 419 California
room 17. dwl SW cor Polk and Eddy
Lentz Dominic J. Rev., dwl St. Dominic Monastery, NTV
cor Bush and Steiner
Lentz William, compositor California Demokrat, dwl Po-
trero
Len2 Gustav, tailor Trautner Eros., dwl Hotel Rhein
Lenzik Nelson, laborer Hendrj' ^ Co., dwl 326 Howard
Leo Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 402 Montgomery
Leohard Joseph, cook Lick House
Leon Adolph, marblecutter John Daniel & Co.. dwl 314
L nion
Leon Caroline (widow), fancy goods. 124 Third
Leon James, assistant cook stm William Taber, Market
St. *\ narf
Leon Lipman, driver 76 California Market, dwl 124 Third
Leon P., cari^enter Palace Hotel
Leon Peter, pantrj-man Lick House
Leon Ponto, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Leon R. (widow), dwl 9 Auburn
Leon Raphaela Mrs. (widow), lodgings, NTV cor Duiwut
and Pacific
Leon Virginia, dressmaker, dwl 9 Auburn
Leon Ynes, lodgings, 1323 Stockton
Leonard , laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Leonard , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Leonard A. B.. painter, dwl 1128 Market
Leonard Ambrose, helper S. F. Boiler Works, dwl SE cor
Drumm and Oregon
Leonard Ann Miss, dwl 2109 California
Leonard Benjamin, clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 331
Montgomery
Leonard Cornelius, patternmaker, dwl 32 EUia
Leonard Daniel, laborer, dwl 414 Clementma
Leonard David, porter, dwl 1126 Market
Leonard E. A., carpenter, dwl 43S Fremont
Leonard Edward, laborer, dwl E s Octa™ bet Post and
Sutter, rear
Leonard Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Kentucky and
Butte
Leonard Ellen (widow), dwl 1 Auburn
Leonard Emma C. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department
U. S. Mint, dwl 4 Meacham PI
Leonard E. W., broker, dwl Grand Hotel
Leonard Francis, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl
cor Ninth and Brannan
Leonard Francis A., inspector material U. S. Appraiser's
Building, res Oakland
Leonard George, clerk Cross & Co., dwl 1109 Clay
Leonard George, patternmaker Hanscom & Co., res Oak-
land
Leonard Harry, clerk Daly & Hawkins, dwl cor Bryant
and Twenty-fourth
Leonard Henry, varnisher, dwl N s California bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
Leonard Hiram Lieut. -Col., U. S. A., dwl Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Leonard H. R., architect, dwl cor Bryant and Twenty-
fourth
Leonard Hugh, poultryman Deloche & Corthay, dwl 437
Minna
Leonard James, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Leonard James, laborer, dwl 673 Howard
Leonard James, laborer, dwl cor Battery and Green
Leonard James H., gardener, W 8 Valencia bet Quinn
and Blossom
Leonard Jeremiah J. (McAuUff'e ik L.\ dwl Hampshire
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Leonard John (Leonard tt Maker), dwl S17 Market
Leonard John, blacksmith, dwl 127 Fourth
Leonard John, cook Mrs. H. A. Smith, 1206 Market
Leonard John, helper Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl 127
Fourth
Leonard John, laborer, dwl King St. House
Leonard John, painter, dwl 1109 Clay
Leonard John C, saddle-treemaker Main & Winchester,
dwl S s King bet Fifth and Sixth
Leonard John P., cook, dwl 1051 Market
Leonard Martin, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 673
Howard
Leonard Mathew A., foreman Occidental Foundry, dwl N
s Twentieth bet Folsom and Shotwell
Leonard Michael, laborer, dwl 18 Baldwin Court
Leonard Michael, laborer New Cit}' Hall, dwl Sixth bet
Brj'ant and Brannan
Leonard Michael, laborer Woodward's Gardens
Leonard Michael, plasterer, dwl 237 Clara
Leonard Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 707 Front
Leonard Patrick, laborer, dwl 1 Auburn
Leonard Patrick N., laborer, dwl 37 Ecker
Leonard Peter, driver Market St. R. R.
Leonard Robert, stevedore, dwl 3 Clinton
Leonard Salvadore, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 1010 Du-
pont
Leonard Tliomas, boilermaker, dwl 417 Howard
Leonard Thomas, gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 5 Central PI
Leonard Thomas, seaman, dwl 504 Da\is
Leonard Willard, real-estate agent, office 403 California,
res Oakland
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ACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Leonard William, painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 1109
Leonard & Maher (John Leonard and James V. Maher),
liquor galoon, 821 Market
Leone Giorgio, barkeeper N. Giamboni & Co., 619 Clay
Leoni; Chung (Chinese), clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '8
Office, dwl 939 Dupont
Leonhard Frederick (G. Reese i- Co.), dwl Drumm nr
Pacific
Leonhardt August (Leonhardt i- Sehxrartz), dwl 61 Sac
Leonhardt Charles, bootmaker, 022 Commercial, dwl S8
Stevenson
Leonhardt Paul, cigarmaker, dwl 431 Pine
Leonhardt & Schwartz (Amml Leonhardt and Wdliam
Sehwartz), manufacturers and dealers cigars and to-
bacco, 51 Sacramento
Leoni ,T. B., fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Leony J. C, cigars and tobacco. Lick House Bar and Bd-
liard Saloon, dwl 323 Sutter
Leonzini Panegioti (Paner/ioti Lconzini i- Co.), dwl SW
cor Fourth and Market
Leonzini Panegioti & Co. {Spyra Manida), fruits, SW cor
Fourth and Market
Leopard Mining Co. (Elko, Nev.), office 402 Mont room 2
Leopold Charles, clerk W. Myer & Co., dwl 121 Sixth
Leopold ^a^^d, peddler, dwl 1405 Mason
Leopold Pavid, salesman Ephraim Frank, dwl SW cor
Pacific and Mason
Leopold Henry, birds, cages, etc., .507 Kearny
Leopold Hugo', florist Miller & Sievers, dwl 121 SLxth
Leopiiard George P., laborer, dwl .5 Stevenson
Lepain Frank, French laundry. 913 Stockton
Lepari Domenico, laborer N. Giamboni & Co., 619 Clay
Leper George P., dwl E s San Josi! R. R. nr Rock R;>nch
Lepi>ert Henrv. laborer, dwl NE cor Fremont and F'llsom
Lepi'ien Dora'H. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 132S
Green
Leppicn Frederick, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
132S Green
Leppicn George, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 1328
Green
Leprhon Philip, gasfitter, dwl 1211 Clay
Lerberg Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lercari" Louis, dwl 1 Taylor PI
Lerehe Julius, musician, dwl 1318^ Powell
Lemian Jacob, policeman City Hall, dwl 303 Union
Lemion A. J., carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Leroud Theodore, confectioner Dexter & Co., dwl 634
Green
Leroun Thomas, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 3 Bealo PI
Leroux Am6dee, druggist French Hospital, dwl 24 Fifth
At
Leroux Eisen, shoemaker, dwi 60 Louisa
Leroirx Thtimas, sawver D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 3
Beale PI
Leroux Victoire, liquor saloon, 810 Pacific
Lerov . painter Hopps & Sons
LEROY CH.IRLES, gardenerMax Jochncr, dwl607San
Leroy E. Mme., dressmaker, 121 Sutter
Leroy Philip R., special policeman, dwl 268 Clementina
Len{v. See Le Roy
Lerrj' Johanna Miss, dressmaker Sarah A. Mason, dwl W
s Fillmore nr Turk
Lerr:i' Joseph J., compositor Charles W. Gordon, dwl W 8
Fillmore nr Turk
Lertora Giovanni, blacksmith Guiseppe Massone, dwl 521
Green
Lertora Giovanni, laborer F. Arata &Co.,dwl 14 Union PI
Lesage Harry, waiter, dwl 615 Sacramento
Leschewsky 'Robert, locksmith Will & Finck, dwl 1541
Polk
LeschhLirn Louis, teacher languages, office and dwl 435
Broadway
Lesford Thomas, Laborer Palace Hotel
Leslie Angus S., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 617
Shotwell
Leslie Henry B., dwl SE cor Octavia and Union
Leslie William, farmer, dwl What Cheer House
Leslie William, painter, dwl 56 Minna
Leslie WUliam, typecaster Painter & Co., dwl 229 Capp
Less Morris, peddler, dwl 14J Garden
Lessard John, SbipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Lesser Henuon, shoepeddlcr, dwl 344 Fifth
Lesser Isaac, bootmaker, dwl 548 Tehama
Lesser Isaac Mrs., boots and shoes, 214 Sixth
Lesser J. H., seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Lessman Isaac, clothing, 507 Pacific
Lcssmann Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1200 Larkin
Lester A. W.. salesman 407 Front, dwl 226 Sutter
Lester Charles, boot and shoemaker, 12 Steuart
Lester Ch.Trle8 H., teacher dancing, NE cor Fourth and
Jessie, dwl lli'2\ .Market
Lester George, deckhaiid stm Ah-arado. Eiu-eka Dock
Lester John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illinois
nr T^ventieth
Lester Michael, laborer Pacific Boiling Mills, dwl Illinois
nr Kentuckv
Lester Morgan H. , clerk William Myer, dwl Folsom bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Lester Thomas, driver Market St. R. R.
Lestival Luke, stevedore G. H. \\'hitney
Lesur , chemist, dwl cor Delaware and Sixteenth
Leszinskv Charles, laborer, dwl 132 Clara
Leszinsky Isaac H., tailor, 219 Pacific
Leszinskv Sarah (widow), dwl 219 Pacific
Leszvnskv , dwl 731 Folsom
Lesz\Tiskv Abraham (^Samuel Leszynsky <b Bros.), dwl 227
T\-lef
Leszj-nsky Charles, salesman Samuel Leszj-sky & Bros.,
dwl 145 Natoma
LeszTOSky Herman E., pawnbroker, 409 Kearny, dwl 828
Sutter
LeszjTiskv Isidor, bookkeeper Samuel Leszj-nsky & Bros.,
dwl 3'26 Eddv
Leszvnskv Julius (Samuel Lesiynsky i- Bros.), dwl 227
iS'ler
Leszs-iisky Lesser, manufacturer and dealer cloaks and
suits," 136 Kearny, dwl 329 Minna
Leszynsky Morris S., expressman, SW cor Sansom and
Sacramento, dwl 145 Natoma
Lesz^•nskv Samuel (Samuel Leszynslnj i- Bros.), dwl 227
Tyler
Leszjmsky Samuel & Bros. (^Si-n/iam find Julius), dry-
goods. 202 and 204 Kearny
Letch John E., waiter Alfred H. Manning, dwl 409 Minna
Letellier .Alexander, jeweller. 620 Merchant
Letford Thomas, laborer, dwl NE cor Ninth and Harrison
Letroadec Eugene, compositor La '^'oce del Popolo, dwl
512 Green
Letroadec Henr\- (Tiafay i- L.\ dwl 512 Green
Letroadec Julien, salesman 623 Clay, dwl Mason bet
Broadwav and Pacific
l£TKOADEr LOl'IS, wines and liquors, 1321 Dupont,
dwl 612 Green
Letroadec Maxamillian, machinist City Iron Works, dwl
612 Green
LETTE GEORCE. secretary German Savings and Loan
Society, ofiiee 626 California, dwl 17 Third
Letters Christopher G., hostler Philadelphia Brewerj-,
dwl 232 Second
Leture August* (.Bozio i- L.), dwl 90 Everett
Letz Simon, clothing, 410 Pacific
Leu Adolph C. M. F., porter W. & I. Steinhart & Co. , res
Alameda
Leu Henr\', carriagemaker Larkins & Co., dwl 146 Minna
Leucher Frank (Charles E. Sajous .t Co.), dwl 1310 Pow
Lender Joseph, laborer, dwl Alabama bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Leuryort Franc, mason, dwl Columbia Hotel
Leuseuer Olivier, steward E. Pascal, dwl 729 Filbert
Leutyens William, laborer, dwl Potrero Av nr Sixtoenth
Leutz William, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S s
Shiista nr Michigan
Levaggi G. B., fnuts and vegetables. 303 Fourth
Levake Anson S., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 2517 Bush
Levan Charles, blacksmith Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 8 Louisa
Levcovich Morris, peddler, dwl 624 Stevenson
Levaroni Charles, vegetabledealer, dwl 20 Lafayette PI
Leveau Louis, pantr.\-man stm Amador, dwl 1420 Stockton
Levell , stovedo're Menzies & Bingham
Levell Man,- (widow), dwl 307 Austin
Levengrund Lee, clerk, dwl 320 Turk
Levenhardt August, cigarmaker, 717 Sansom, dwl 431
Pine
Levensohn Meyer (LewTWoAn <fc Oalland), dwl 520 \ an
Ness Av
Levensohn *Galland (itfei/cr Lci'cnsn/in and Joseph B.
Gallant, produce commission, 221 Davis
Leventritt Marion (S. W. Roscnstock X- Co.), dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
L^vtque Adolph, lithographer George H. Baker, dwl cor
Banks and Lincoln, Bemal Heights
Leveque Gustave, packer Cutting & Co., dwl 324* P,acific
Leveque Joseph (Leveqm X- Co.), dwl 1119J Mission
Leveque & Co. (Joseph Leveque and Fred VT. Potter)
proprietors S. F. Last Factory, 10 Stevenson
Lever Frank, drajTuan, dwl 429 Ellis
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stook from New Yori
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Leverentz Charles, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Clay and
Montjromen-, dwl (i22 Fin>ert
Leveridge, Wadhama & Co. (Wiiliam K. Leveridge and
Willuim Wadham-6), comiuission merchants, 31S
Front
Leveridge Williara K. (Leveridge, Wadharns tk Co.), dwl
332 OTarreU
Leverone Luiyi, gardener Garrison Stephano, dwl E s
Guerrero nr Sixteenth
Leverone William, butcher Dean & Co., dwl Sbcteenth Av
bet P and q. South S. F.
Leveroui Joachim, laborer, dwl 621 Pacific, rear
Leveroni Joseph, with Antonio Colia, dwl 543 Fourth
Leveroni Nicholas, vegetablepeddler, dwl 519 Union
Leverton Edwin, painter, dwl 1313 Montgumery
Leverton Frederick, painter Wasou A; Alurris, 38 Cal
Leverj- Robert, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Levet Mary E. Mrs., dwl 414 Post
Levey Benjamin, clerk, dwl 9 Jackson
Levey Charles, clerk Simon Silberstein, dwl 9 Jackson
Levey Ed«ard L. {Levey, Fitch tl- Good)^ dwl Kft' cor
Eddy and Steiner
Levey, Fitch & Good (Edward L. Levey, Oscar Fitch,
aitd U. C. Good), Ten-Ceut Parcel Delivery, 16 Post
Levey Isidor, hairdresser, 11^ Jackson
Levey Lewis C, clerk Marcus Levy, dwl 9 Jacksi^n
Levey Samuel, laborer, dwl iJlS Commercial
Levi Albert A. {A. B. Elfelt d- Co.), res New York
Levi Elias (Sinyjii Appel d; Co.), dwl llS^ Shipley
Levi Harris, clerk Sai"ah Levi, dwl 723 Fo'lsom
Le^i Jacob {M. Ehnnan it Co.), dwl 1105 Van Ness Av
Le\i John, furniture, 317^ Third
Le%i Leon, engineer stm Thoroughfare, Second St Wharf
Levi Leon Jr., fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
MTiarf
Levi Sarah Mrs., second-hand clothing, dwl 728 Folsom
Le\i. See Lea\y and Le\y
Leviathan Mining Co. (Gold HiU, Nev,), Frederick E. Luty
secretarj-, office 507 Montgomery
Levin David, salesman Joseph Wores, dwl 766 Folsom
Le\-in Elias, fancy goods, 431 Hayes
Levin Isidor, salesman Green &: Seller, dwl 766 Folsom
Levin Jacob, cigardealer, dwl 631 Elhs
Le\in Jacob, clerk P. Mish & Son, dwl 766 Folsom
Lenn Julius, clerk Will & Finck, dwl 766 Folsom
Le\in Louis, tailor, dwl 766 Folsom
Le\ine Minna, seamstress Neustadtfir Brothers, dwl 535
Fult^>n
Le^ings Obadiah K. , whitener Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
1103 Folsom
Levingstou Abraham, crockery and glassware 6 and 8
Sixth
Levingston Chauncey (colored), steward Central Pacific
E. E.,dwlS2Si Vallejo
Levingston I>azarus, groceries, 226 Sixth
Le\ingston M., physician, oliiee and dwl 6 Sixth
Levingston. See Livingston
Levinskv Arthur, bookkeeper Pacific Glove Works, dwl
922 OTarrell
Levinsky Louis {Shoenberg d: L.), dwl 922 OTarrell
Lenusky Mark {Marks d: L.) dwl 1004 Larkin
Levinson Fannie (widow), dwl 1314 Powell
Le\-inson John, clerk Buyer, Reich i: Co., dwl 1314 Powell
Le\'inson Rosa Miss, ^ice -principal North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl Su9 Leavenworth
Le\'inson William A., boukkeeper Frank G. Edwards, dwl
tiOO Leavenworth
Lenson , fruits, dwl 730 Folsom
LEVIl^ON BUOS. (Leicis and Herman), importers
^^-atches, jewehy, diamonds, watch materials, etc.,
134 Sutter
Levison Brothers' Building, 134 Sutter
Levison Henry, salesman, dwl 126 Tj-ler
Levison Herman (Levison Brothers and California Jew-
elry Co.), dwl 1016 Sutter
Levison Jacob, salesman California Jewelry Co., dwl 511
Hyde
Levison J. L., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Levi^:.n Leopold, fruits, 102 Second, dwl 730 Folsom
Levisun Lewis, office 134 Sutter, res Europe »
Lc\istein Emanuel, poultrj'dealer, dwl 12"J8 Pine
Leviston George, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 15,
dwl 623 Bush
Leviston Harriet (widow), dwl 623 Bush
Leviston William, attorney at law, office 6 Montgomery
Av, dwl 623 Bush
Levitzky David (Levy «t- L.), dwl 230 Sixth
Le\"rier Justin, clerk Louis L. Lantheaume, dwl 302
Stockton
Le%y A., tailor, dwl 256 Eighth
Levy A. & J., fruitdealers, 310 Washington
Levy Aaron, merchant (Sitka, Alaska), dwl 923 Howard
Levy Aaron N., furniture, 225 Third, dwl 114 Mason
Le\y Abraham, cellarmaster Saulmann & Lauenstein dwl
520 California
L*vj- Abraham, clothingdealer, dwl 215 Sixth
Le\y Abraham, glazier, dwl 472 Tehama
Levj- Abram, clerk August Berggren, dwl 951 Folsom
Le^-y Adolph (A. <t J. Levy), dwl 116 Washington
Le\y Aduli>h, boots and shoes, 19 Second, dwl 744 Folsom
Le\y Alexander (Levy d- BdU-rnere), dwl 1220 Powell
Le\y Alexander, dwl 1229 Mission
Le\y Alexander, funiituredealer, dwl IISJ Shipley
Le\y Alexander, tailor, 525 Sacramento, dwl 424 Clem
Levy Alexander (colored), laUor, dwl 1313 Powell
Levy Arantha (widow^, dwl 20 Louisa
Le\y Asher W., peddler, dwl 436 Clementina
Levy B., dwl 120^ Turk, rear
Lev>- B. ii Co., wholesale and retail groceries and liquors,
535 and 537 Clay
Levy Barnard, jwrter Triest & Friedlander, dwl 931^ Fol
Le\y Baruch {B. Levy d: Co.), dwl 1415 Powell
Levj' Benjamin, artist, dwl Brooklj-n Hotel
Le\y Benjamin, furniture, 119 Third
Levj- Benjamin H., dry goods, 2 Bat, dwl 920 OTarrell
Le\y Bernard, fruitdealer, dwl 1123 Howard
Levy Bernard, shoemaker, dwl 422 Hayes
Levy Bemhard L., merchant, dwl 517 Post
Le%y C. (widow), furnished rooms, 323 Kearny
Le%'y Cehna Miss, dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl 933 Howard
Le\y Daniel, teacher Boys' High School, dwl 617 Green
Levy Darid, bookkeeper Nathan Brown, dwl 404 Stock
Levj' David, cigare and tobacco, 362 Third
LeT3- Da\id, clerk, dwl 532 Tehama
Le\y David, clerk Moses Wasserman, dwl 915 Jackson
Levy^ Darid, driver Abraham Waldstein, dwl 1915 Howard
Levj- Da\id, salesman Abraham Selig, dwl 350 Jessie
Levy David, signpainter, 326 Third, dwl ISl Perry
Le\y Darid P., hquor saloon, 607 Sac, dwl 1524 Powell
Levj' David S., inspector C\istom House, dwl 1437 Pine
Le\y Edward J., workman U. S. Mint, dwl 566 Brj'ant
Levy Eli, salesman Moses Lippman, dwl 444 Natoma
Levy Ehas, salesman Moses Louisson, dwl 951 Folsom
Le\y Emanuel, bookkeeper J. Baum & Co., dwl 714 Lar-
kin
Levy Emil, clerk, dwl 444 Natoma
Levy Eugene, assayer Riotte & Luckhardt, dwl 714 Lar-
kin
Levj' Eva (widow), dwl 404 Stockton
Le\y" F. Mrs., baker>', 543 Fourth
Le\y Ferdinand (L. Ryan d: Co.), dwl 913 Folsom
Le^y Francis, cook, dwl 265 Jessie, rear
Le\y George, miner, dwl 222 Post
Levy George, shirt manufacturer, 228 Fourth
Le\y G. H., carpenter, dwl 112S Market
Le\y Grace H. (widow), dwl 1355 Post
Le\y' H., usher Bella Union Theater
Le^y Hannah Mrs., midwife, dwl 45 Third
Le\y Harris (S. ds H. Levy), dwl 459 Minna
Lew Henrietta (widow), furnished rooms, 34 Turk and
104 Taylor
Le^y Henry (Straus d: L.), dwl 1205 Howard
Le\y Henr;-, bookkeeper Kra^'en & Co., dwl 123 Thir-
teenth
Levj^ Henry, cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 256 Jessie
Le\y Henry, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 9 Harlan PI
Le\y Herman L. (Eiiytlbrecht d- L.), dwl 409 Tyler
Lew Hermann, capitalist, dwl 337 Eddv
Le\y H. L. (li. L. Levy d- Co.), dwl 44 Third
Le^y- H. L. ii Co. (Henry Hershbcrg), clothing and for-
nishing goods, 343 Kearny
Levy H. M.., mining stocks, dwl 44 Third
Le^y Isaac (Levy d: Bro.), res Virginia City
Le\y Isaac (Livingston <t Co.), dwi 617 Green
Levj- Isaac (Mierson, Jewell d- Co.), dwl 2114 Mason
Levy Isaac (5. Sehweitzer d: Co.), dwl SE cor Bush and
Van Ness Av
Levy Isaac, cigardealer, dwl 431 Dupont
Levj' Isaac, tailor, 2 Oregon
Leiiy Isidor, tailor, 205 Second
Le\y Isidor W., clerk Livingston & Co., dwl 617 Green
Levy Jacob (A. <fc J. Levy), dwl 316 Davis
Lew Jacob, moneybroker, office 420 Montgomery room 4,
*dwl 3-25 OTarrell
Levy Jacob, tailor, 816 Stockton
Levy John (Bravemian d: L.), dwl 830 OTarreU
Levy Jonas, dwl 3u7 Tj'ler
Levy Joseph, junk, 932 Harrison, dwl 1229 Mission
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIEECT0E7 Circulates throughout Faci&c Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D, W, Laird, cor, Mont, and Merchant.
PI
P4
Levy Joseph H., merchandise auctioneer, 636 Clay, dwl
'29 Russ
Levy Julius (Levy <t- Bro.), dwl 921 Jackson
Levy Julius, clerk, dwl 205 Powell
Lev>' Julius, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 429 Bush
Levy L., lather Palace Hotel
Levy Lazard, merchant, dwl 307 Clementina
Lev>- Leon, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 702 Har
Le\-y Leopold, upholsterer and furniture, 116 Fifth
Levj- Lewis, dwl 112 Eleventh
Levy Le^vis, clothing, 227 Pacific
Levy Louis, clerk George Schwartz & Co., dwl 320 Jessie
Levy Louis, clothing-, til3 Front, dwl 428 Green
Levy Louis, clothing, dwl 613 DaWs
Le\'y Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 412 Third
Levy Louis, merchant, dwl 1210 Turk
Le\"y Louis A., proprietor Westminster House, 614 Sutter
Levy L. S. (widow), dwl 447 Tehama
Levy M., barkeeper, dwl 533 Sacramento
Levy M., lather Palace Hotel
Levy Manuel, bookkeeper, dwl 714 Larkin
Levy Marcus, dwl 564^ Brj'ant
Le^T Marcus, agent Morris Le\'y, dwl 19 Taylor
Le\y Marcus, clothing, 0 Jackson
Le%'y Marcus B. {Levy d- Levitzky), dwl 1157 Mission
Le\-y Mark, salesman Simon Cohn, dwl 118 Shipley
Levy Mark D., bookkeeper B. H. Levy, dwl 237 Jackaon
Levy Marks, hairdresser, dwl 444 Natoma
Levy Marks, tailor, 227 Post
Levj- Marks, tailor, 403 Sutt«r
Levy Mary (widow), dwl 1027 Hyde
Levy Max, bookkeeper Isaacs & Gross, dwl 404 Stockton
Levy Meyer, student Heald's Business College
Levy Michael, dwl 702 Harrison
Levy Michael S., tailor, dwl 176 Minna
Levy Michel, dr>' goods, 532 Kearny, dwl 1423 Stockton
Levy Michel, ituporter and dealer cloths and tailors' trim-
mings, 642 Sacramento, dwl 807 Pacific
Le\'y Morris {Strasser .t- L.\ dwl 507 Grove
Levy Morris, stockbroker, office 507 Montgomery, dwl 615
Franklin
heyy Morris, cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 517 Stev
Levy Morris, clothing, 505 Davis
Levy Morris, fancy goods, 105 Sansom, dwl 153 Octavia
Levy Morris, florist Mrs. Louideck, dwl 417 Union
Levy Morris, poultr>dealer, dwl 607 l\y Av
Levy Morris L., salesman Hoffman & Co., dwl 530 EUis
Levy Moses, clerk Charles Mathe, dwl 829 Folsom
Le\'y Moses, hairdresser Marcus S. Pechuer, dwl 444^ Na-
toma
Le^-y Nathan {Breslauer X- L.), dwl 828 McAllister
Levy Nathan, liquors, 412 Hayes
Levy Peppie, groceries and provisions, SW cor Jackaon
and Mason
Le%->- Phillip, dry goods, SW cor Pacific and Hyde
Le\y Kalph, harnessmaker Main &, Winchester, dwl 951
Folsom
Lexy llaphael, junk, dwl 433 Hayea
Levy Robert, dwl 20 Louisa
JLEVl' a, A CO. (Leopold Lasar\ commission mer-
chants, 310 Washhigton
hevy S. & H., dry goods, 123 Sansom
Le\'y Samuel, clerk, dwl 1229 Mission
Levy Samuel, nurse, dwl 45 Third
Le\'y Samuel, pediUer, 912^ Folsom
Levy Samuel J., pressman A. Waldst€in, dwl 532 Tehama
LEVY !<!)AillllCL W., commission merchant, 21 Bat-
tery dwl 424 Eddy
Levj'- Simon, clerk, dwl 811 Vallejo
Levy Solomon (S. Lecy tt Co.), dwi 116 Washington
Levy Solomon {S. it JJ. Let>y\ dwl 404 Sixth
Levy Solomon, confectioner George Haas & Co., dwl 404
Stockton
Levj- Soloman, tailor, 237 Jackson
Le\'j' Sylvain, clerk Anselmo Kamon, dwl 702 Harrison
Levj- T., dwl 137 Montgomery
Levy William, hvery stable and riding academy, 737 and
739 Folsom
Levy William, tailor, dwl 140 Shipley
Levy Wolf, dwl 131i Perry
Levy & Bellemere {Alexander Levy and Adolphe Belle-
in^re), wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 7 Stock
Le\-y & Bro. {Julius and Imac), dry goods, 1004 Stock-
ton
Le^y & Levitzky (Marcus B. Levy and David Levitzky),
real-estate agents, otfice 306 Montgomery
Le\'j'. See Leavy, Levey, and Levi
Lew Peter, dwl 223 Seventh, rear
Lewald George, merchant (Woodland), dwl 1303 Larkin
Lewald Louis, expresswagon, NW cor Battery and Cali-
fornia, dwl 415 Grove
Lewarne B. F., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General, dwl 28
Twelfth
Leweke George, foreman cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn,
dwl 458 Jessie
Lewellen Wilson, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, dwl 613
Pine
Lewell}ni Robert, liquor saloon, 14 Clay, dwl 15 Moss
Lewelhn. See LlewelljTi
Lewenthal Wolf, dry goods, 222 SLxth
Lewin John S., cigars and tobacco, NW cor Market and
Mason, dwl 21 Garden
Lewis A., clerk, dwl 533 Sacramento
liEWIS A. A CO. (Lmiis Raphael), merchants, office
214 California
Lewis A. B., cook, dwl 705 Mission
Lewis Abraham, hairdressing saloon and baths, 210 Pa-
cific, dwl 232 Sixth
Lewis Abraham B., stovedealer, dwl 461 Mmna
LEWIS AD. «& CO., importers and wholesale cigars,
319 Sacramento
Lewis Adolph {Ad. Leivis 6s Co.), dwl 812 Ellis
Lewas Albert, livery-stablekeei>er, dwl 1419 Mason, rear
Lewis Albert H., advertising agent, dwl 813 Bush
Lewis Albert H., commission agent, dwl 227 Second
Lewis Albert J., salesman George C. Shreve & Co., dwl
Occidental Hotel
Lewis Alexander (A. Lewis <fc Co.), res Watsonville
Lewis Andrew G., butcher, dwl SW cor Point Lobos and
T\venty-eighth avs
Lewis Arnold M., engineer, dwl 20 Russell
Lewis August, quarantme boatman, dwl Battery bet
Union and Green
LEWIS ISKOTHEKS (Meyer, Joseph, and Saviuel),
importers leaf tobacco and manufacturers cigars, 213-
217 Battery
Lewis C. H. (Allen tfc L.), res Portland, Ore.
Lewis Charles, barkeeper Oscar Lewis, dwl 206 Keamy
Lewis Charles, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Lewis Charles (colored), porter, dwl 111 Prospect PI
Lewis Charles, second officer stm John L. Stephens Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl 719
EUis
Lewis Charles E., barkeeper, dwl 1016 Market
Lewis Charles F., clerk >Vhittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 714
Guerrero
Lewis Charles H., barkeeper, dwl 835 Clay
Lewis Da\id, clerk Solomon Lewis, dwi 18 Mason
Lewis David G., laborer, dwl 1105 Howard
Lewis Pora (widow), dw 1 554 Natoma
Lewis E., barkeeper Henry Pless, 28 Third
Lewis E., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Lewis Edward M., carriagetriumier, dwl 935 Sacramento
LEWIS EDWI.V, manager Washington Life Ins. Co.,
and fire and marine insurance agent, office 432 Mont-
gomerj' room 1, dwi 2526 Webster
Lewis Edw-in C, liquor saloon and boarding, dwl 1011 Bat
Lewis F. M. (widow), dwl 714 Guerrero
Lewis F. Q., dwl Russ House
Lewis F. R., proprietor Palace Art Gallery, 638 Market
Lewis Frank, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Lewis Frank, laborer, dwi 630 Braiman
Lewis Frank A., cutter California Glove Factory, dwl 435
Broad wav
Lewis Frank "R., bookkeeper F. N. Woods, dwl 100 Sixth
Lewis Frederick Martin, clerk Hagan & Manheim, dwl 416
T>ier
Lewis Frederick R., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 1409 ,
Tvler
Lewis tYeeman H., whitener J. C. Sellers, dwl 31 Second
Lewis F. \V., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lewis George, carpenter, E a Illinois nr Twentieth
Lewis George, clerk S. F. Directory Office, dwl Gait
House
Lewis George, driver Napa Soda Depot, 130 Geary
Lewis George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary and
Leavenworth
Lewis G. L., dwi 770 HarriBon
Lewis H., merchant, otfice 109 Sansom, dwl 614 Sutter
Lewis Harry, bookkeeper, dwl 206 Keamy
Lewis Henry, clerk Anglo- Calif or nian Bank, dwl 418
Tjier
Lewis Henry, clerk I. Glazier & Co., dwl 435 Geary
Lewis Henry, laborer, dwi 1112 Keamy, rear
Lewis Henry, waiter Union Club
Lewis Henry J., machinist, dwl N B Halght bet Webster '
and Fillmore
Haritan Hiver Transplanted Oysters at MOB&AN & CO.'S, S7 California Market)
'• p. VAIT SOHAAOE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Lew-is Heurs- L., general commission merchant, 209 Sac-
ramento, dwl 770 Harrison
UEM'IS HE.\R¥ M,, manufactxiring jeweler, whole-
sale and ret-ajl diamonds and watches, et<;., G55 Clay
Lewis Herman, hairdresser, 202 Pacific and 817 Batterj-"
Lewis Isaac, salesman Joseph Figel, dwl O'Faxrell nr
Jones
Lewis Isidore, hairdresser Herman Lewis, dwl 817 Battery
liCwis J., butcher, dwl 532 Sacramento
Lewis Jacob, glazier, 937 Market
Lewis Jacob, salesman Nast & Greenzweig, dwl 413 Tehama
Le\vis James, painter, dwl 3t)0 Natoma
Lewis James, steward stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry
Lewis James B., caqieuter, dwl 152 Silver
Lewis James M. {Lexcis,^: Stevervion), dwi 6 Howard Court-
Lewis John (Hadchoicick i- L.), dwi 2005 Polk
Lewis John, bookkeeper Knowland & Doe, dwl 1509 Bdwy
Lewis John, lx)xmaker, dwl 41 Jessie
Lewis John, carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 411 Sansom
Lewis John, cook James Sloir, dwl 531 Fourth
Lewis John, fireman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
Lewis John (colored), hairdresser A. J. Ward, dwl cor
Fifteenth and Valencia
Lewis John, laborer A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 10 Berry
Lewis John, machinist, dwi 121 Shotwell
Lewis John B., real-estate agent, office and dwl 409 Bry-
ant
Lewis JohnF.jdraftsmanBoardof Engineers U.S. A., Pa-
cific Coast, 533 Kearny, res Oakland
Lewis Joseph {Lewis Brothers), office 213 Batteiy
Lewis Joseph, restaurant, 150 Steuart
Lewis Joseph, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Lewis Joseph A., carpenter, dwi 2110 Larkin
Lewis Josiah, carriagepainter, dwl 429 Tehama
Lewis J. T., boilermaker Machine Shop Southern Pac. R,
E., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Lewis L., merchant, dwi 869 Mission
Lewis L. E., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and To\rasend
Lewis Leon, hquordealer, dwl 1015 Stockton
Lewis Lewis, coa<;hmau W. T. Coleman, dwi cor Arkansas
and Kapa
Le^is Lizzie Miss, hquor saloon, 1006 Kearny
Lewis Louis, private school, 508 O'Farrell
Lewis L. W., porter Adams House
Lewis Manuel, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Lewis Marcus, clerk 655 Clay, dw 1 418 Tehama
Lewis Marks, gents' furnishing goods, 416 Hayes
Lewis Marks (Lewis 6: Kasper), dwi 236 Jessie
Lewis Mary (widow), dwl W s Mason bet Sutler and Post,
rear
Lewis Mary Mrs., dwi 153 Natoma
Lewis Marj- C. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 324 Jessie
Lewis M. B., roller Pacific KoUlng Mills
Lewis Meyer {Lewis Brothers), dwl 614 Sutter
Lewis Michael, carpenter, dwi SI Natoma
Lewis Mira A. Mrs., dwl 314 Minna
Lewis Mitchell M., cigardealer, dwi 413 Tehama
Lewis Morris, expressman, cor Halleck and Sansom, dwl
733 Union
Lewis Orville II., clerk W. E. Mayhew, dwl 144 Fourth
Lewis Oscar, foundrj-man, dwi 2608 Sacramento
liEWIS OSCAK, wines and hquors, 132 Sutter, dwi 206
Kearny
Lewis Phiiip, clerk Greenebaum & Co., dwl 416 Tyler
Lewis Philip, commission merchant, dwl 317 Sixth
Lewis Prince B., dwl 324 Jessie
Lewis Richard, expressman, cor Davie and Pacific, dwl 3
Vallejo
Lewis Robert B. (colored), barkeeper William R. Gaines,
N^V cor Stockton and Jackson
Lewis Robert G. , barkeeper Perry & Doyle, dwl 712 Taylor
Lewis Rodman P., insurance a^ent, dwl N s Pine bet
Broderick and Baker
Lewis Sabin F., chief engineer stm John L. Stephens, dwl
2534 Folsom
Lewis Samuel (^Lewis Brothers), dwl 327 Eddy
Lewis Samuel G. {Schuld&rman tt X.), dwl 418 Steven-
son
Lewis Sarah (widow\ furnished rooms, 435 Broadway
Lewis Selig, shoemaker, 663 Mission, dwl 232 Sixth, rear
Lewis Sigel B., stovedealer, dwi 461 Minna
Lewis Solomon, commission merchant, dwl 614 Sutter
Lewis Solomon, jewelry broker, 205 Sutter, dwilSilason
Lewis Theodore C, bookkeeper Harris, Dell & Co., dwl
130 Tj ier
Lewis Thomas B., president S. F. Land Building and Rail-
road Co., office 436 California, dwl SOver Av, Uni-
versity Mound
Lewis Thomas O., recording and abstract clerk Custom
House, dwl 1120 Howard ^^^
Lewis Thomas S., baker, dwl 415 Powell
Lewis T. T., passenger agent Pennsylvania Central R. R.
238 Montgomery, dwi 522 Brjant '
Lewis Urban A., carpenter Wessinger & Payson. dwl 314
Mmna '
Lewis W. D., miner, dwi 636 Commercial
Lewis W. F., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lewis WiUiam, bookkeeper H. Behreudt & Co., dwl 508
O Farrell
Lewis William, deckhand stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
Lewis M'llliam, laborer Angell, Palmer &, Co., dwl E 8
Marjiand nr Shasta
Lewis William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N b
Shasta nr Illinois
Lewis William D., theater-bill distributer, dwi 2219 Powell
Lewis WiUiam H., marblecutter J. &. F. Kesseler, dwi 710
Stockton
Lewis William J., civil engineer, office 49 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 461 Natoma
Lewis William R. Jr , dwi NW cor Steiner and Tyler
Lewis W. S., with James E. Mitchell & Co., dwi 311 Sutter
Lewis & Co. {Leicis Albert, George Hall, and John W.
liorton), teamsters, Pier 1, Steuart
Lewis & Kasper {M. Lewis and S. Rasper), glaziers, 663
Mission and 615 Broadway
Lewis i: Stevenson {Jarn^s M. Lewis and John W. Stev-
enson), market, 115 Fourth
Lewis. See Louis
Lewisman , saloonkeeper, dwi SE cor Sutter and Pow
Lewison George, trimmer Freeman & Hyman, dwi 608
Post
Lewison Jacob L., bookkeeper Ash Bros., dwl 831 Geary
Lewison Louis, merchant, office 19 Sansom, dwl 60S Bush
Lewkowitz Jacob, salesman Jacob Salomon, dwl 528 Te-
hama
Lewthwaite Alexander, bookkeeper S. P. Taylor & Co.,
res Oakland
Lewzynski , machinist, dwl 509 Washington
Lexow Frederick, shoemaker MajTiard & Jones, dwl 9184
Folsom
Leydecker Otto, clerk Dietrich Schwartz, dwl SW cor
Twenty-fourth and A'alencia
Leydecker William {Leydecker iC- Meyer), dwl 309 Bdwy
LEVDECKUt A .MEYER {WUliam Leydecker and
Henry M- yer), hquor saloon, 631 Davis
Leyden Andrew, foimdrjinan, dwi 36 Welsh, rear
Leyden Charles, hamessmaker, dwi 231 Stevenson
Leyden John, laborer, dwi 158 First
Leyden M., laborer Palace Hotel
Leyden Peter, boilermaker helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*6
Wharf
Leyng George E. , foreman Thomas H. Selby & Co. , dwl 1816
Hyde
Leys Charles, carrier Morning Call, dwi 423 Greenwich
Leyser Albert, cooper, dwi 30 Main
Leyser Jacob E., toys and crockery, 936 Folsom
Leyshon J. Gray {Leai-y Bros, d: Co.), dwl 439 Tjier
Leyster , clerk, dwi S43 Dupcnt
Lhote Eugene, dwi 1142^ Market
Lhote Fanny Mme., furnished rooms, 1142J Market
Lhot« Rene, dwi NE cor Twentieth and Dolores^
Li Po Tai (Chinese), physician, 737 Washington
Liantan Pierre, cook, dwl California Hotel
Libart John G., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Libbe.v Elias L., special policeman, dwi 406 Spear
Libbey John G. {pakin 6: L.), dwl 303 Van Ness Av
Libbey M- L., dentist, office and dwl NW cor Geary and
Kearny
Libbing Henry, special policeman, dwl 32 Fourth
Libby D. B., telegraph operator South Pac. R. R,, dwl
627 Third
Libby DorviUe, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 615
Stockton
Libby E. G. (widow), dwl 8 Hollis
Libby James N., carpenter S. M. Hills, dwi 842 Clay
Libby Joseph, caiker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwi 304 Folsom
Libbv Joseph, carjienter, dwi 1421 Tavlor
UBBY SOLOMAN, ship and steamboat Joiner, 5
Drumm, dwi 7 Florence
Libby William, machinist Repair Shop Southern Pac. R.
R., cor SLxteenth and Harrison
Libby WiUiam H., expressman, cor Brannan and Fourth,
dwi cor Sixteenth and Hampshire
UC'E\$E 10L1E1T4»R til 1' XS» COIXTY, office
7 City Hall second floor
Licht Louis, fancy goods, 145 Second
Lichtenber^ Charles T., jeweler, dwi 1406J Dupont
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JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIRED Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Lichtenberj William (Degener d; Co,), res San Rafael
LichtciKstedt Henr>', cook Park Hotel, 22 Turk
Lichtenstein August, carrierAlta California, dwl N s Bry-
ant bet First and Second
Lichtenstein Benjamin H., watches, jewelry, etc., 702 and
704 Keamv, dwl 1133 Clay
Lichteust*in Loxiis H., clerk William il. Pierson, dwl 333
O'Farrtll
Lichtenstein M., cloakmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
362 Minna
LICHTKN'^TEOT M., importer and wholesale liquors,
321 Clay, dwl 2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Morris, corset manufacttirer, 34 Second
Lichtenstein Moses B., clerk Julius H. Hirschfeld, dwl 127
O'Farrell
Lichtenstein S. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 323 O'Farrell
Lichtenstein Soloman, tailor, 919 Pacific
Lichtig Thomas G., jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl
9S0 Harrison
Liehtneker Loyos, salesman 644 Clay, dwl 912 Wash
Lichtnev William, expressman, dwl 23 Garden
LICK HOISE, W. F. Harrison manager, SW cor Mont-
gomer\- and Sutter
LICK JAMES, real estate, office and dwl Lick House
LICK TKIST (The James Lick Trust), Arthur W. Bow-
man secretan' Trustees, office 200 Sansom
Licot Charles, porter H. Racouillat & Co., dwl 6 Washoe
PI
Liddell William, carpenter, dwl 2008 Taylor
Liddle Peter, stevedore, dwl SW cor Battery and Green
Liddle Rohen {Liddle d; Kaedinq), dwl 329 Fell
Liddle i: Kaediny {Robert Liddle and Charles V. B. Eae-
diii'j), guns and sporting materials, 533 Washington
Lidon Micbael, laborer, dwl 127 Shipley
Lidstrom Charles G., bookkeeper, dwl 359 Clementina
Lidstrom Henry L., bookkeeper Lyon .^ Co., dwl 359 Clem
Lieb Adam H.,* butcher, SW cor Eighth and Clementina
Lieb Charles, stovemuunter Brittan, Holbrook & Co., 113
Cab fu mi a
Lieb Charles F., tailor, dwl S s Mississippi nr Mariposa
Lieb Charles W., jobprinter, 104 Kearny, dwl Mississippi
nr Mariposa
Liebe Wilhelmena Miss, dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl 18 Sev-
enth
Liebenberg August, clerk Henry Knust, dwl 300 Fourth
Liebenberg Charles, groceries and Uquors, NE cor Fourth
and Brj-ant, dwl 572 Brjant
Liebenow August, cook Fowler & Brandt, dwl NE cor
Keaniy and Pacific
Lieber William, clerk, 614 Commercial, dwl 3 Morey Alley
Lieber William, naturalist Ferdinand Gniber, dwl 61S Cal
Lieberman Theodore (Theodore iAeberinan 6: Co.), res
New York
Lieberman Theodore & Co. {Simon A. Peyser), importers
and j libbers fancy goods, 107 Sansom
Liebert Bertha Mrs., fancy goods, 1427 Dupont
Liebert Bruno, teacher violin, dwl 1427 Dupont
Liebert Charles, bottler Mausshardt & Hoelscher, dwl 506
Market
Liebes Adolph, tobaccodealer, dwl 222 Turk
Liebes Bros, k Co. {Jacob aiul Loui^ Liebes and Nathan
Meyer), importers and manufacturers cigars and to-
bacco, 410 Sacramento
Liebes H. & Co. {Charles J. Beklow), importers and deal-
ers furs, 113 Montgomery
Liebes Herman {H. Liebes X- Co.), dwl E s Van Ness Av
bet Sacramento and Clay
Liebes Isaac, salesman H. Liebes & Co., dwl E s Van Ness
Av bet Sacramento and Clay
Liebes Jacob {Liebes Bros, tt Co.), dwl 1415 California
Liebes Louis (Liebes Bros, d- Co.), dwl Lick House
Liebes Philip, salesman 410 Sacramento, dwl 1415 Cal
Liebes. See Leebes
Liebhart Frederick, market, 70 First
Liebig Hermann, seaman, dwl 16 Folsom
Liebmann Morris {Liebmann <i- Xeittnan), dwl 919 Jack-
son
Liebmann & Newman {Sforris Liebtnann and W. J. Xew-
man), fancy goods, 1015 Stockton
LiebschUtz Charles, waiter E. Marchand, dwl 4 Clay Av
Lieker Frederick {Samuel Graaff d" Co.), dwl 1024 Pacific
Lien Daniel, molder Curtis Tubey, dwl 27 Baldwin Court
Lienard Marie Mme., lacemender Mme. Amelia Lafaix,
dwl 517 Post
Lienhardt Julius, carpenter, dwl 5 Stevenson
Liening Christopher, dwl 423 Broadwuy
Li6s Eugene, attorney at law, office 6* Montgomery Av,
dwl 434 Hayes
Liesch Anton, porter Lampe Bros., dwl 28 Anthony
Liesenfeld Henry, finisher P. Liesenfeld, dwl SE cor Geary
and Mason
Liesenfeld Philip, manufacturer billiard tables and sole
agents Phelan ii. Collender's Patent Cushions, 571
Market, dwl 629 Clay
Liesman Henrj- (J/. Cook <t Co.\ dwl Powell bet Sutter
and Post
Lievre Isadore, salesman J. Cerf & Co.. dwl 716 Post
UFE ASSOCIATIO.V OF AMERICA (St. Louis,
Mo.). Isaac W. Tener secretary, office 432 Mont
Lifehamel Theodore, cabinetmaker, dwl 615 Brannan
riGHT-HOI SE DEPART31ENT PACIFIC COAST
(Twelfth District), engineer's office 105 Stockton, in-
spector's office 204 Montgomery
Light Jacob W., expressman, 534 Market, dwl 1512 Hyde
Light P. S. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 1512 Hyde
Lightbody R. C, salesman N. Skerrett, dwl 512 Howard
Lightbody Robert, dwl 512 Howard
Lightburiie Stafford, boots and shoes, 9 Kearny, dwl 964
Howard
Lighthall Thomas, carpenter, dwl 736 Market
Lightuer C. W. , mining engineer, dwl Occidental Hotel
Lightner Hemr, mining agent, dwl 1312 Guerrero
Lightner Isaac "(X P. ^iewmark 6: Co.), dwl 1322 Tj-ler
IJGHT.NER JOEL F,, mining secretory, office 43S
California, dwl 244 Taylor
Ligon A. Mme., dressmaker, 722 Washington
Ligon Leopold, cook, dwl 722 Washington
Likel Moritz, bootmaker William P. MlUler, dwl 105 Jack
Lilas John, painter, dwl 20 Rausch
Lilegran A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Lilienstand Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl 318 Main
Lilienthal Ernest {Ebbinghau-sen d: Co.), dwl 671 Howard
Lilienthal Ernest R. {Lilienthal tt Co.), dwl 536 Kearny
Lilienthal Hemy, clerk Ebbinghausen & Co., dwl 201
Third
Lilienthal Henrv, groceries and liquors, SE cor Hyde and
Filbert (and F. White <fc Co.)
Lilienthal Herman, butcher, dwl 452 Sixth
Lihenthal J. Leo, bookkeeper Lilienthal & Co., dwl 536
Kearny
Lilienthal Philip X., cashier Anglo-Calif omian Bank (lim-
ited), dwl 536 Kearny
Lilienthal Solomon, tailor, 941 Market
LILIENTHAL A i:0. {ErneMR. Lilienlhat),vrholeeale
liquors, 223 California
Liljenberg Peter (Liijenberg d: Bro.), dwl 776 Folsom
Liljeuberg Swen {Liljenberg i- Bro.), dwl 776 Folsom
Liljenberg & Brother (Siren and Peter), carriagemakerB
770 ilission, dwl 776 Folsom
Lilkendey Otto W. (Lilkendey d* Riwjen), dwl 606 Lomb
Lilkendey & Ringen {Otto W. Lilke)tdey and P. Ringen),
liquor saloon, SW cor Powell and Francisco
Lillestrand John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Lillie Caroline (widow), dwl 52S Stevenson
Lillie Christian, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 24 Dnp
Lillie Hiram C, office 321 California, dwl IS Eddy
Lillie James, picture-framemounter S. &. G. Gump, dwl
36 Russ
Lillie J. T. , carpenter Joshua B. Morton
LIliLlE LEMTSf real estate and mining, office and dwl
651 Clay
Lillie S. P. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School, dwl
52S Stevenson
Lillis Edward, laborer, dwl 502 Mission
Lillis Frank A., bookkeeper Stoulenborough & HaH, dwl
97 Fifteenth
Lillis James L., receiver Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl 97 Fifteenth
T.illia John, carriagepainter CarviU Manxif. Co., dwl 20
Rausch
Lillis Owen, laborer Wessinger & Payson, dwl San Fran-
cisco House
Lilly Henry, driver Eisert & Becker, 24 Third
Lilly James, carriagresmith, dwl 706 Folsom
Lilly Peter, laborer Southern Pac. K R. , cor Sixteenth
and Harrison
Ijllygreen August, machinist, dwl SW cor Shasta and
Michigan
Lima Emil Jos6 (colored), cook, dwl 7 Broadway
Lima Joseph, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Lima Marcellino, tailor, dwl 25 Pollard PI
Limaruty Charles, dressmaker, dwl 14 Eddy
Limbaugh Nathaniel (James O'Connor <t' Co.), dwl 434
Geary
Limbeck Christian, cartman, dwl 112 Clinton
Limberte Charles (Sciaccaluga & L.), dwl 819 Gay
Limbridge Robert, mariner, dwl 621 Union
Limburg Augustus, longshoreman, dwl 326 Green, rear
MOEGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Lin Lewis, carpenter Palace Hotel
Lin Man (Chinese), tailor, 806 Dupont
Lin Wood (Chinese), cigunnaker, 203^ Pacific
Linard Thomas, boilennaker, dwl 417 Howard
Linari John {John Linari t£r Brother), dwl 17 Lafayette PI
Linari John ,n: Brother {Stephen Linari), wood and coal,
1210 Stockton
Linari Joseph, marblecutter S. Campodonico, dwl Union
bet Dupont and Keamy
Linari Joseph, marketniani dwl 12 Union PI
Linari Stephen (John Linari i- Brother), dwl 17 Lafay-
ette PI
Linber^ Francis, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Linberger , dwl 31 Eddy
Lincke Rudolph, carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf. Co., res
Oakland
Lincoln Andrew R,, hamessmaker Main & Winchester
Lincoln Augusta (widow), dwl 413 Fourth
Lincoln B. B., insurancebroker, dwl ti05 Stockton
Lincoln Edward, fireman stm El Capitan, dwl 238 Steuart
Lincoln George, bookbinder Edward Bosqui ^ Co., dwl
136 Seventh
Lincoln George W. {Werner & L.), dwl 1619 Clay
Lincoln Granville H., boot and shoepacker, dwl 136 Sev-
enth
Lincoln Harry S., stockfitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
1212 Folsom
Lincoln Henry F., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl N s
Sixteenth ur Valencia
IjINCOLX JEKOHE, vice-president and manager Se-
curity Savings Bank, 215 Sansom, and real estate, of-
fice 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 334 Beale
Lincoln Jonas, stockbroker, office 329 Mont, dwl 16 Eddy
Lincoln Levi A., bookkeeper Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1714
Clay
Lincoln Mary Mrs., upholstress California Furniture Man-
ufacturing Co, , dwl NE cor Howard and Twenty-fourth
Lincoln Priscilla (widow), dwl 136 Seventh
Lincohi Silver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), Alexander
Badlam Jr. secretary, office 418 Montgomery
Lincoln William, teamster, dwl 2105 Jones
Lincoln W^illiam H., collector Liverpool & London & Globe
Insurance Co., dwl 875 Folsom
Lind Edward, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Lind Francis, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Lind Harry, rigger William Green
Lind John, dra^-nian Union Pacific Salt Co., dwl 34 Sac
Lind John, sweeper Pacific St. Wharf, dwl 53 East
Lind Patrick, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Lindacher Peter, clerk H. Steil, dwl 547 Mission
' Lindal Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl NW cor
Brj'ant and Eighth
Lindaner Frederick, steward Russian Baths, dwl 528 Pac
Lindberg Charles G., Evening Bulletin Office, dwl 121
Francisco
Lindberg E. U. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School
Lindberg Gustav, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Lindberg John A., pianotuner, dwl 121 Francisco
Lindberg John J., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 121
Francisco
Lindberg M., clerk, dwl 251 Perry
Lindhlon Charles, tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Linde Erik G., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Lmdecker Jacob H., merchant tailor, 141 Third, dwl 327
Tehama
Lindemann Francis E., baker, dwl S s Thirteenth Av bet
L and M, South S. F.
Lindemann Frederick, tanner Julius Kutta, dwl cor Fol-
som and Serpentine Av
Lindemann Gustav, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Lindemann Henry, dwl 652 Market
Lindemann Isidore, hairdrusser Henry I. Jacobs, dwl 1046J
Folsom
Lindemann John, laborer, dwl 331 Bryant
Lindemann John, tanner B. Struven, dwl S 8 Serpentine
Av nr Howard
Lindemann Juhus, bookkeeper Nast & Greenzweig, dwl 16
Verona
Lindemann Peter, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Lindemann Tobias M., cook Perry & Doyle, dwl 4 Berry
Lindemann William, barkeeper Gustave Werner, dwl 309
Third
Lindemann William, butcher William F. Witzemann, dwl
7 Washington
Lindemann William, waiter, dwl 127 Jackson
Linden Daniel, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Linden Edward, liquor saloon, W a East bet Jackson and
Pacific
Linden Ernest, minstrel Maguire's Opera House dwl 7
O'Farrell '
Linden Gravel Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), office 331
Montgomery room 17
Linden House, J. H. Clark proprietor, 220 Third
Linden Otto, professor music, dwl 829 Mission
Linden W., dwl S3S Mission
Lindenbaum A., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
52 Steuart
Lindenbaum Hj-man, clerk J. Lindenbaum, dwl 52 Steu
Lindenbaum J., clothing, 52 Steuart
Lindenbaum M., tailor, dwl 146 Steuart
Lindenbaum Nathan, shoemaker, dwl 52 Steuart
Lindenberg Louis, driver Humboldt Brewery
LIi\l>E\lfiEir<;EK THOMAS E„ commission mer-
chant and agent Willamette Woolen Mills, 28 and 30
Sansom, dwl 1012 Pine
Lindenberger William H., medical student, dwl 839 Cal
Lindenbom David, salesman Adolph Hirschman, dwl NE
cor Mason and Green
Lindenwood T., driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1609 Cal
Lindeon Osmund, blacksmith, dwl 407 Tehama
Linder Dominick, butcher United States Restaurant, dwl
442 Greenwich
Linder Leopold, driver Central R. R.,dwl Clinton nrBran
Linder R. J. salesman Tread well & Co., dwl 1130 McAllis-
ter
Linder Thomas, butcher U. S. Restaurant, 543 Clay
Linderman Dell, agent Hewitt Manufacturing Co., office
426 Montgomery
Lindennan George, expressman, dwl IG Folsom
Linderman John, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pac.
R. R.
Linderman William, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Lindermann Glaus, tanner Oswold Kxenz, dwl W 8 San
Josti Road nr St, Mary's College
Lindermann Henry, tanner Oswold Krenz, dwl W s San
Jos(5 Road nr St. Mary's College
Lindes John, laborer, dwl 13 Welsh
Lindey James, laborer, dwl 8 Gilbert
Lindgren Peter A., machinist Potrero Rolling Mills
Lindheimer Meier, policeman City Hall, dwl 1513 Powell
Liudheimer Morris, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 1513 Pow
Lindheimer Joseph, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Lindholm Benjamin, liquor and coffee saloon, 33 Sac
Lindley Curtis H., attorney at law, office 520 Montgom-
ery, dwl 125 Francisco
Lindley Giles, conductor Clay St. Hill R. R,
Lindley William W., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Lindnian Isaac, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Lindner C, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
LI.\'D\ER €0\KAD, restaurant, 307 Batteiy, dwl 431
Greenwich
Lindner Fannie Miss, teacher, dwl 732 Howard
Lindner Joel {Lindner & Kron), dwl W s Leavenworth nr
O'FarreU
Lindner John, teacher music, dwl 502 Union
Lindner Marks {Lindner ifc Kron), dwl 319 O'Farrell
Lindner Richard, baker Hemme &l Reuter, dwl 29 Kear
Lindner & Kron (Afarks Lindner, Joel Lindner, and Ju-
lius Kron), clothing, 237 Kearny
Lindo Jacob, special policeman, dwl 753 Clay
Lindol Frank, laborer CaL Sugar Refinery, dwl 233 Fdl
Lindop John, painter, dwl 148 Nat<jma
Lindop Mary Mrs., seamstress, dwl 143 Natoma
Lindos N. Jules, baker Michael Curran, dwl 717 Brannan
Lindow J., tinsmith, 913 Pacific
Lindow John F., merchant tailor, 25 Montgomery Av,
dwl 913 Pacific
Lindsay Da\id, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 13 Louisa
Lindsay John, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 6 Morse
Lindsay Maiy A. Mrs., dwl N s Twelfth Av nr P, South
S. F.
Lindsay Matthew, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 28
Moss
Lindsay Robert, clerk T. P. H. Whitelaw, dwl 1 Thompson
Av nr Brannan
Lindsey Annie E. Mrs., collectress, office 626 Montgom-
ery, dwl 337 Union
Lindsey David^ driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Lindsey Georgiaoa, Miss, dwl 1319 Sansom
Lindsey James, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 109 Geary
Lindsey John, hostler, dwl Alabama bet Twentieth and
Twenty- first
Lindsey Joseph H., collector, office 6 Coart Block 636 Clay^
dwl 1319 Sansom
Lindsey Robert A., hatter, dwl N b Seventeenth nr
Church
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Liiidsey Thomas, laborer, dvvl SW cor Twentieth and
Guerrero , , m^ i- lu
Lindsey William, bootfitter, dwl Alabama bet Twentieth
anil Tweiity-first
LINDSEY WlllIAM, real-estate agent, othce tli
' Montgomery, dwl 917 Powell ,. j , „,q
Lindskog A. O., sexton New Jerusalem Church, dwl 31S
O'Farrell
Lindskog Maurice, music teacher, dwl 818 O Farrell
Lindsley A. A., collector Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 10
Monroe
Lindslcv Frank, baker, dwl 314 Bush
Lindsloy Frank, clerk Pearson & Holmes, dwl Cosmopol-
itan Hotel
Lindsley Fulton, dwl 537 Sacramento
Lindsley Gifiord W., carpenter, hat, and wlg-blockmaker,
1003 Market ^ , ,„, » ,
Lindwall Charles G., stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 531 East
Lindwall Ernst, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Linegar James P., butcher, dwl SW cor Har and Dora
Linehan Cornelius, boot and shoemaker, dwl 26 Jessie
Linehan Comehus, expresswagon, SW cor First and Mar-
ket, dwl 33 Fifth Av „ ^ , ,
Linehan Daniel, laborer Pacific RolUng Mills, dwl Lena
PI bet Napa and Shasta
Linehan Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel j , a,o
Linehan Dennis, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl bib
Mission . .
Linehan Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, 648 Mission
Linehan Frank, laborer, dwl SE cor Elizabeth and Church
Linehan J. A., hackman. Plaza ^^ „„. ^
Linehan James, fireman stm Parthemus, Green St. Whan,
dwl 6 Pollard PI . , ,_ . v .
Unehan James, milkranch, dwl N s Point Lobos Av bet
Fifth and Sixth avs ., „ „ „ ... .■
Linehan James, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Linehan John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Lena PI
bet Napa and Shasta
Linehan John, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
W 8 Chattanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Linehan John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Linehan John M., miner, dwl 240 Fifth _ „ ^ ..
Linehan Michael, hostler City K. R., dwl 170 Fourteenth
Linehan Michael, laborer, dwl 24 Clara
Linehan Patrick, dwl 160 Second
Linehan Patrick, laborer, dwl 432 Shipley
Linehan Patrick, hquor saloon, 40 First
Linehan Richard, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Sierra
bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Linehan Roger, confectioner, dwl 304 Beale
Linehan Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
Linehan William B., reporter Alta California, dwl 430 Na-
toma
Linekin Nancy M. (widow), dwl 940 Mission
Linen James, clerk A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl 1610 How
Liner James, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 238 Fremont
Liner Michael, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 238 Fre-
mont
Lines Jennie Miss, dwl 2511 Octavia
Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson, dwl W s Hamp-
shire bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Linforth Edward H. {Edward U. Linforth i- Co.), dwl
449 Guerrero
Linforth Edward H. & Co. , carpenters, cabinetmakers, and
printers' furniture, SW cor Mission and Fremont
Linforth Edward W., salesman Linforth, Kellogg & Co.,
dwl 226 Page
Linforth James (Linforth, Kellogg <t Co.), dwl 226 Page
UNFORTH, RElLOG« « CO. (James Lin/in-th,
John Bcnsley, and L. B. Benchlcy), importers and
jobbers American and foreign hardware, agricultural
implements, etc., 3 and 5 Front
Ling Kee (Cliineae), jeweler. 824 Dupont
Ling James, shoemaker, dwl 210 Grove
Ling Thomas A., special policeman, dwl 1033 Mission
Lingard Samuel, liquor saloon, 132 First
Linge J. , fisherman, foot Clay
Lingke Richard, gardener Miltcn S. Latham, 638 Foteom
Lingrado Edward, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Lingrem Gustave B., ga.sfitter and plumber, dwl 66 First
Lingriess F., laborer Palace Hotel
Linholm Charles, master mariner, dwl 309 Fremont
Linitznionn Henry, dwl 610 Lombard
Link Caspar, wines and liquors, NE cor Commercial and
Leidesdorff, dwl 561 Bryant
Linke Herman (Linkc & Runde), dwl 17 Tehama
Linke Valentine, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 317 Bush
Linke & Runde (Herman Linke and Charles BuncU),
restaurant, 226 First
Linklatcr James, seaman, dwl 274 Tehama
Linkton Samuel, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Linn Albert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Linn Henry, stevedore, dwl 46 Sacramento
Linn Jacob (Linn * Gordflla), dwl 414 Filbert
Linn John, blacksmith heliier, dwl 219 First
Linn Thomas S., carpenter, dwl N s Townsend bet Second
and Third
Linn William, bootmaker, dwl 1204 Union
Linn & Gardella (Jacob Linn and Giuseppe Gardella),
lager-beer saloon, 1306 Dupont
Linn. See Lynn
Linnard John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Linne Edward, shoemaker, dwl 125 Fifteenth
Linne Henry, restaurant. Berry nr Fourth
Linnmann Charles, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co.,
dwl 919 Jackson
Linnemann Paul, fruitdealer, dwl 919 Jackson
Linnen Patrick, coachman O. J. Eldridge, 646 Folsom
Linneweber Bernard, tailor, dwl 4 Fella PI
Linnon M. W., boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwl 143
Natoma
Linrose David, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Linscott Russell S., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 23
Stockton PI
Linsley E. W. (Limley <t CoUiiK), dwl cor Wisconsm and
Napa
Linslev H. E. Miss, dwl 061 Howard
lilNSLEY * COLLINS (E. W. Linsley and Silas Mor-
timer Collins), groceries and provisions, 507 Sansom
Linstrom Henry Burrows, commission merchant, office
635 Front, dwl 1208 California
Lintell Joseph, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway WTiarf
Linthall Henry, clerk S. L. Jones &. Co., dwl SW cor
HoUis and O'Farrell
Lintott Charles (Jarties Lintott & Co.), dwl 3 Central PI
Lintott James (James Lintott ,1- Co.), dwl '2007 Polk
LIXTOTT JAMES A VO. (Charles Lintott), butchers,
00-62 California Market
Lintrup Charles, stevedore, dwl 10 Vincent
Liiiquist Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 227 Second
Linquist William, bookbinder, dwl 127 Jackson
Lion Henry, clerk Leopold Lion, dwl 708 Green
Lion Leopold, jmik, 12 Jackson, dwl 708 Green
Lion Samson, ingot melter U. S. Mint, dwl 708 Green
Lion Sim, importer boots, dwl 1312 Pine
Lion. See Lyon
Lipman Aaron (Lipman Bros.), dwl 14 Laskie
Lipman Bros. (Henry, Aaron, and Samiu^l), frmts and
cider, 616 Market and SW cor Sixth and Jessie
Lipman Charles, upholsterer John C. Bell, dwl 630 Geary
Lipman EUas, market, .607 Broadway, dwl 1622 Powell
Lipman F. C. (widow), dwl 2 Park Pl
Lipman Henry (Lipman Bros.), dwl 14 Laskie
Lipman Isaac, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Lipman Isaac, fruit dealer, dwl 14 Laskie
Lipman Joseph, hairdressiug saloon, SW cor Sacramento
and Leidesdorff, dwl 1020 Larkin
Lipman Louis, salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 631 Geary
Lipman M. E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 631 Geary
Lipman Michael, cigars and tobacco, 335 Montgomery,
dwl 612 Third
Lipman Samuel (Lipman Bros.), dwl 14 Laskie
Lipman Solomon (of Lijnnan A Co., Sacramento, Kapa,
and Virginia City), office 109 Bat, dwl 1'23 O'Farrell
Lipman Samuel W., hairdressiug saloon, 403 Pme, dwl
631 Geary
Lipman. See Lippman . , .„o
Lipp William H., clerk Haneon, Ackerson & Co., dwl 428
Tehama _. . , „„„
Lippert Joseph L., hairdresser Phillip Kmg, dwl 326
Broadway
Lippert Leonard, tailor, dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Lippert William (Magazini X- L.), dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Lippi Amedeo (Lippi Bros.), dwl 110 Sixth „ „ ,, ,
Lippi Barlame, liquor saloon, 712 Pacific, dwl 618 Vallejo
Lippi Bros. (Amfdeo and Pietro), pictures, picture
frames, and looking glasses, 818 Market
Lippi Charles, dwl 110 Sixth
Lippi Pietro (iipj)i£ros.), dwl 110 Sixth
Lippincott Amazia, carpenter California Mills, dwl 807
Geary
Lippman Alexander (Lippman Bros.), dwl 443 Hayes
Lippman Bros. (Hehnan, Solorrwn, and Alexander), dry
goods, 443 Hayes
Lippman David (Lang Jt L.), dwl 1120 Harrison
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Lippman Georije, salesman Joseph Barnett, dwl 607 Stev
Lippman Heiman {Lippman Bros.), dwl 443 Hayes
Lippman Joseph, watches, jewelrj-, diamonds, etc., 203
Montgomen,-, dwl 524 Jones
Lippman Louis, clerk, dwl 1311 Larkin
Lippman Michael, expresswagon, cor California and Mont
Lippman Moses, fruits, 29 Fourth, dwl 533 Jessie
Lippman Solomon (Lippman Drue.), dwl 443 Hayes
Lippman. See Lipman
Lipset Thomas, expresswagon, NE cor Sacramento and
Kearny, dwl 12 Moss
Lipsky Frederick, laundry, SE cor Jackson and Larkin
Lisardo Jose, helper Joseph Belduke, dwl Oregon nr Front
I.l!9BO.>' HOI>E, John Cardozo proprietor, 116 Jackson
Lisby Frank, cariJenter, dwl 1226 Pacific
Lischewsky Uustave A., bellhanger, dwl 1703 Sacramento
Lisewski August, modeler Samuel Kellett, dwl 1110 Bry-
ant
Lisk Mathew, second officer stm Kalorama, Market St.
■miarf
Lisk Michael, brickmolder Hermann Heigler, dwl Seven-
teenth nr Sanchez
Lismau Isa,ac, boots and shoes, 132 Kearny, dwl 632 Geary
Lissak A. H. Jr., stockbroker, office 409 California, dwl
116 Turk
Lissak Jnlia (widow), dwl 702 Post
Lissak Louis S. {Lismlc i- Knox), dwl Lick House
Lissak & Knox (iouis S. Lissak and George T. Knox),
stockbrokers, office 409 Califoniia •**»
Lissambeau Pierre, mechanic, dwl California Hotel
Lissman L., dwl 632 Geary
Lissner Louis, dwl 523 Stevenson
Lissner William, clerk Adolph Kronberg, dwl Jessie nr
Sixth
Litchfield Charles A., bricklayer, dwl Seventh Av bet L
and M, South S. F.
Litchfield Hannah Mrs. (widow), dwl W s Tennessee bet
Solano and Butte
Litchfield Henry, laborer, dwl 110 Berry
Litchfield Joseph JL (Purdy i L.), dwl 830 Post
Litchfield R. H., piledriver E. Boobar & Co., dwl SW cor
Berry and Third
Litchfield Simon, shipcarpenter, dwl Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butte
Litchfield Thomas H., salesman Robert Scheller, dwl 22
John
Litchfield Watson D., butcher, 52 and 63 Washington
Market, dwl 1506 Sacramento
Litchfield William, Ship Calkers' .issn, 713 Mission
Litchinfelds Gottlieb, pantryman, dwl 114 Prospect PI
Litchtenberg William, commission, dwl 906 Market
Litnan Matthias, sausagedealer, dwl 813 Washington
Lithauer Louis J., bookkeeper S. J. Nathan, dwl 1008 Van
Ness Av
Littau Joseph, bootmaker, 847 Clay
Littau Mathias, market, S13 Washington
Littech T., fisherman, foot Clay
Littich Antoine, laborer, dwl 322 Eighth
Littig Philip, laborer Benedikt Dworzazek/dwl NE cor
California and Kearny
Little Alexander, dwl 220" Pacifle
Little Cornelius C. N., harness and saddlemaker, 703
Front, dwl 125 Sansom
Little Delia (widow), dwl 713 Vallejo
Little Edward A., business manager Cubery & Co., dwl 45
Stanly PI
Little E. J. (Little i- Lawson), res Alameda
Little George D., collector E. S. Belden, dwl 2015 Polk
Little Harry, agent Pacific Diamond Gas Light, 1224
Market
Little James H., expressman, cor Sansom and Jackson,
dwl 516 Mission
Little Jenny Miss, compositor Alta California, dwl N s
Liberty bet Twentieth and Tiventy-first
Little John, painter F. A. Rutherford
Little John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Little John G., shipcarpenter, dwl 320 Hitch
Little John J., tnmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 6
Liberty
LITTIE JOHN T.. real-esUte agent and discount-
broker, office 405J California, dwl SW cor Pacific Av
and Buchanan
Little Joseph B., driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Little J. T., laborer Palace Hotel
Little Martha Mrs. , matron County Jail
Little Man,' J. (widow), laundress, dwl 533 Seventeenth
Little Michael, casemaker Savage &. Son, dwl 116 Tehama
Little M. T. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl 8 Liberty
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dwl 6
Little Panoche Quicksilver Mining Co. (Kern Co C;il )
T ■..,'"S''?° ^- Spinney secretary, office 320 California '
Little Robert, -expressman, NW cor Sutter and Kearny,
dwl 83 Ninth ^'
Little Robert, laborer, dwl 949 Harrison
Little Rowland W., tnmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co
320 Ritch
Little Samuel, tnmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co
Liberty
Little Sist«rs' Infant Shelter, Mrs. J. S. Spear president
759 Mission '
Little Stephen H. (Starr A Little), dwl 1808 Stockton
Little Thomas, miner, dwl 63 Clementina
Little Thomas, molder Savage & Son, dwl 116 Tehama
Little Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 159 Ship
Little Thomas J., laborer Palace Hotel
Little Thomas J., salesman Howe k Hall, dwl 015 Stock
Little W. H., master mariner, dwl 528 Third
Little William, dwl 1011 Stockton
Little William, special policeman, dwl Constitution Hotel
Little William D., shipwright, dwl 6 Liberty
Little William T., foreman molder William T. Garratt
dwl E s Capp bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Little & Lawson (E. J. Little and John C. Lawson), tin
and sheetironworkers, 603 Battery and 306 Jackson
Little. See Lyttle
Littlefield Augustus, bootmaker, dwl 17 Third
Littlefield Curtis, deckhand tugboat Katy, Front St
Wharf
Littlefield Don C, superintendent Centre Market, SE cor
Sutter and Dupont, dwl 2516 Sacramento
Littlefield Edwin A., printer, dwl 4 Grand Av
Littlefield Gustavus B., shoemaker, dwl 17 Third
Littlefield John, shipwright, 5 Merchant, dwl 19 Perry
Littlefield L., salesman Buxton & Co., 137 Fourth
Littlefield N. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 2516 Sacramento
Littlefield She\ion(LUtlefield, Webb i- Co.), dwl 2.33 Sixth
Littlefield Theodore B., searcher records, office 411^ Cali-
fornia, dwl 2516 Sacramento
LITTLEFIELD, WEBB <& CO. (Sheldon Littlefield),
general commission merchants, 316 and 318 Wash
LittleforJ John T. (B. Morris .(,- Co.), dwl 1026 Hvde
Littlejohn Fannie Miss, operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., Grand Hotel, res Brooklra
Littlejohn W. T., dwl 512 Folsom
Littleton Ada (widow), dwl 711 Bush
Littleton C. B., salesman, dwl 747 Howard
Littleton Edwin W., teacher piano, 776 Howard
Littleton Micajah, wharfinger Commercial St. Wharf, dwl
14 Liberty
Littleton S. L., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 645
California
Littlewood Elias, laborer, dwl 2015J Taylor
Littlewood Horatio W., clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 826 Fol
Litz John, carriagemaker Kerr 4; Goodrich, dwl 307 Min
Litzius Auguste, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwd 3.5$ Langton
Litzins Louis (Kuster ^' L.), dwl 15 Rausch
Liuskey Patrick, laborer, dwl 345J Third
LIVERJIORE II. G., manager Natoma Water and
Mining Co., office 202 Front, res Oakland
Livermore Horatio P., treasurer Redingt<3n Quicksilver
Mining Co., Natoma W^ater and Mining Co. (and lied-
iiujton, Hostetter d: Co.), office 529 Market, res Oak-
land
Livennore O., real estato, office 526 Montgomerj', dwl 804
Stockton
LIVERPOOL .t.\D LO.\DON A.\D GLOBE IN-
SlII{.l.\rE CO.. William B. Johnston agent, office
422 California
LIVERPOOL A\D LO\liON AND GLOBE IIV-
SIIR.tNt'E CO.'S Bl'ILDING, NE cor Leidesdorfl
and California
Livesey Kate, actress California Theater
Living Henry, dwl 32 Fourth
LIVI.XG WAV THE (religious monthly). Rev. S. D.
Simonds edit^ir and proprietor, office 409 Washington
Linngston Chauncey, steward Cal. Pacific R. R. Co.'s stm
Julia, Broadway Wharf
Livingston D. M. G., laborer Townsend St. Depot, Centra!
Pacific R. R.
Livingston Eliza (widow), furnished rooms, 437 Minna
Livingston Emanuel, market, 620 Hyde
Livingston George H., groceries and liquors, S s Point
Lobos .\v nr Boyce |
Livingston Howard, merchant, office 331 Montgomery !
room 1, dwl 703 Taylor i
Li\ingston Jacob, porter 521 Montgomery, dwl Mason
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
San rrancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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LI1TKGSTON JAMES M., mining and real estate,
office 331 Montgomery, dwl Occidental Hotel
Livingston John, bookkeeper Sigmund & Simon, dwl 13
Guerrero
Livingston John, brassmolder,dwl 314 Third
Livingston John, t*)bacco and cigars, 1020 Market, dwl 314
Livingston Louifl {Livingston ic Co.), dwl Occidental
Livingston Lydia, actress Bella Union Theater, dwl 38 Sixth
Livingston Mark (Uutchimon, Kohl, PhUipfcus A Co.),
res Frankfort, Ger.
Livingston Michael H., clerk A. Maass & Co., dwl 320
1\irk
Livingston Robert, plasterer Pala«e Hotel, dwl 616 Rear
LlTlA'tiSTON <& CO. (Loms Livingston, Isaac Levy,
andAI>ram F. Willimm), importers and wholesale
wines and liquors, 220 and 222 Calilomia
Liringstone Frank, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Bmlding
Livingstone Isaac, stockdealer, dwl 783 Folsom
Livingstone Jacob, bookkeeper S. & G. Gump, dwl 220
Stockton
Livingstone Rinaldo R., journalist, dwl (39 Green
Livroney John R. (WiUon i- i.), dwl 147 Tehama
Livv David L., nmsician, dwl 649 Clay
Llewellyn Reese, proprietor Columbia Foundry, 133 and
135 Beale, dwl 54ti Mission
Llewellyn. See Lewellyn ■, , i„io
Lloyd Benjamin E., bookkeeper Dewey & Co., dwl 1612
Lloyd Bridget J. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Robertson,
dwl W s Sansom nr Broadway
Lloyd C. E., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lloyd Ellen (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1202 Larkm
Lloyd George, seaman, dwl 34 Natoma
Lloyd George, seaman, dwl 64 Sacramento , , „, ,
Lloyd George W., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 714
Laguna ,
Lloyd John, accountant, office 411} Calilonua room 21,
res Oakland
Lloyd John, laborer, dwl W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Lloyd Joshua D. (Lluyd tC- Kirsch\ dwl 116 Ninth
Lloyd Joshua D. Mrs., gi-ooeries, 116 Ninth
Lloyd Louis Mrs., dwl 460 Minna
Lloyd M. A. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, res Oakland
Lloyd Minnie (widow), dwl 317 Third
LLOYD KECBEN H. {.Sharp i: L.), attorney at law,
office 17-20 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 1010 Folsom
Lloyd Richard, painter Noble & Gallagher
Lloyd Samuel, cook stm C. M. Small, Commercial St.
Wharf
Lloyd Sarah A. (widow), furnished rooms, 460 Mmna
Lloyd S. M., carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Lloyd Thomas, fireman, dwl 308 Third
Lloyd Trevor {Lloyd A Nolta), dwl 605 Pine
Lloyd William, stevedore, dwl 208 Union
Lloyd William C, salesman Matthias Gray, dwl 7 Verona PI
Lloyd & Kirsch {Joshua D. Lloyd and Emil Kirsch),
market, 1224 Howard
Lloyd & Nolte {Trevor Lloyd and Henry Nolle), real-
estate and general business agents, 724} Market
Llovd. See Loyd „„ „ ,
LliOl'DS, Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, office 430 Cal
Loane Abraham, planer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 1536
Taylor
Loane Henry, bricklayer John Hughes, dwl 1518 Tyler
Loane Henry S., carpenter, dwl 1518 Tyler
Loane John M. (Edwards 4 L.), dwl 1205 Turk
Loaw Aaron, tailor, 104 Geary
Lobe Anatole, salesman Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co.,
dwl 310 Fulton
Irfjbe Emil, clerk Bachman Bros., dwl 8 Hyde
Lobe Henry, clerk J. Cerf & Co., dwl 8 Hyde
Lobe Simon, dealer jewelry, dwl 8 Hyde
Lobenstein Max, drayman, cor Pine and Battery, dwl 711
Hayes
Lobenstein Solomon (Moog dc L.), dwl NW cor Post and
Laguna
Lobschifid W., physician, office and dwl 40} Geary
Locan Frank {Loean <fc Co.), dwl 1114 Post
LOt'AN «t CO. {Frank Locan and Uermann Sieving),
importers and retailers zephyr-worsted and fancy
goods, 19 Montgomerj' and 107 and 109 Sutter
Loch Frederick J. A., laborer Jackson iron Foundry, dwl
SW cor Clay and Powell
Lochbaum August H., manufacturer jewe!rj» boxes and
silver cases, 134 Sutter, dwl 628 Grove
Lochbavun Eva (widow), lacemender, dwl 1227 Union
Loeher Frank, cabinetmaker, dwl 533 Brj-ant
Locher Pauline (widow), varieties, SW cor Larkm and
Lochert John, waiter Saulmann & Lauenetein, dwl 1 Har-
Lochhead Henry, machinist John Lochhead, dwl N a Oay
bet Leavenworth and Jones , , „ „, i .
Lochhead John, machinist 115 Beale, dwl N s Clay bet
Leavenworth and Jones . , ,„„ ,r ,
Lochrie Andrew, driver Market St. R. R. , dwl 529 Valencia
Locke Clarence, clerk, dwl 771 Hamson
Locke James, laborer, dwl 488 Tehama
Locke James P. {J. F. Locke 4 Co.), dwl 106} Hickoy Ay
Locke J. E., clerk Journal of Commerce, res Oakland
Locke John, laborer, dwl 27 Minna
Locke John, watchman, dwl 27 Eddy , ,. ™ . j „j
Locke John Henry, carpenter, dwl Folsom bet Third and
Locke Josiah H., miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl 415 Har
Locke J. P. & Co., carriagemakers, 816 Market
Locke J. S., truant officer S. F. School Department, dwl
1310 Green „ .^ j i oic
Locke Louis, interpreter Chmese Police Court, dwl 81b
PoweU
Locke M.,boilermaker Francis L Curry
Locke N., watertender stm John L. Stephens Oregon b.
Locke Nathan S., clerk Edward F. McCarthy, dwl NWcor
Green and Larkin
Locke Samuel, mining, dwl 331 Montgomery
Locke Silas M., real estate, dwl 124 Eddy
Locke S. llorris {Locke <k Montagne), res New York
Locke T. L., millhand Horace Davis & Co., dwl 1160 iol
Locke WUliamH., dwl 506 Second ., w -or
LOCKE A MOSTAGIJE (S. Morns Locke and W. W.
Montague), importers and jobbers stoves, ranges,
metals, and tinmen's stock, 112 and 114 Battery
LockhardtS., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lockhart George A. {Lockhart A- Porter), dwl 3 Hamp-
ton PI ,. .
Lockhart Robert, miller, dwl 668 Mission
Lockhart Samuel, carpenter, dwl 568 Mission , „ , ,
Lockhart W. T. , mming superintendent, dwl Grand Hotel
Lockhart & Porter {George A. Lockhart and William U.
Porter), coffin manufacturers 29 Bluxome, and un-
dertakers 29 Third
Lockheart Thomas, carpenter, dwl 64 First
Lockway Louis M. B., machmist WiUiam Deacon, dwl
2136 Howard
Lockwood Frances A. Miss, dwl 1013 Clay
Lockwood George, real-estate agent, dwl 1080 Howard
Lockwood George G., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
1631 Mission . ,, .t^jj „a
Lockwood Kate (widow), dwl 13 Farran Av bet Eddy and
Lockwood Margaret M. Miss, dwl 1013 Clay
Lockwood B., boarding and lodgings, cor Howard and
Lockw^o'd William H., printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
Lockwood W.'s", horsetrainer Golden Gate Driving Park
Loekyer Henry, stovemounter James De La Montayna,
dwl 640 Second ,.,„,, j ,,-m
Loekyer Robert J., clerk Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 640
Locomotrvl: Steam Plow Co., F. W. Van Reynegom secre-
tary, office 631 California room 6 , „„ , ,
Loder Frank, billposter Keyt & Co., dwl 420 Jackson
Lodge James, laborer S. F. Manufacturuig Co., dwl 20
Lodge James Jr., laborer, dwl 651 Twentieth
Lod|e James Sr., laborer, dwl 6,51 Twentieth
Lod|e Thomas, brakeman, dwl Twentieth bet Church
and Dolores , ^ . f, a^i oa
Lodge Thomas, carver S. F. Manufacturmg Co., dwl 20
Lodge William, laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 661
Twentieth . vr i o u if n
Lodge William H., hoseman Engme No. 1 S. i. D. D.,
dwl 419 Pacific „,„ ^ ..
Lodi Co. (Chmese), cigar manufacturers SMPfff^ .„
Lods Charles L., carpenter Spring VaUey Water Works,
dwl NE cor Kate and Buchanan
Lodz Charles, baker, dwl 147 Post ,
Loeb Henry, market, NW cor Mason and Vallejo, dwl S s
Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Loebenstein Soloman, butcher, dwl 249} Clara
LOEUK FEKDL\A!«iD VOX, physician and editor
California Demokrat, office and dwl 614 Sacramento
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Oo.'s, 87 Cal. Market.
C. p. VAU SCHAACE ^ CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Loehr Joseph, tailor, dwl 117 Leidesdorff
Loesche Otto, waiter 614 Clay, dwl 5 Reed PI
Loesh John, tailor, 326 Fifth", dwl 1106 Howard
Loessel Theodore, auditor S. F. Savings Union, office 532
California, dwl 1106 Taylor
Loeven Emil (Emil Loeven d.' Co.), dwl 725 Vallejo
Loeven Emil & Co., coffee and spice mills, 520 Front
Loewe August, milkranch, S s Thirtieth bet WTiitney and
^\'a^^e^
Loewe Brothers (Louis H. and Morris H.), importers
and johbers wines and liquors, 217 Battery
Loewe Louis H. (Loeice Brothers), dwl 704 Ellis
Loewe Morris H. (Loewe Brothers), dwl 830 McAllister
Loewel Alexander (Loeicel & Meyer), dwl 200 Fifth
Loewel & Meyer (Alexander Loewel and Emanuel
Meyer), butchers, 12 San Francisco Market
Loewenherg- Enist, bookkeeper Fleishman, Sichel & Co.,
dwl 803 Ellis
Loewenherg Herman, merchant, dwl 16 Garden
Loewenherg'. See Lowenberg
Loewenhayu Henrj^, fruits. Pacific Fruit Market, dwl 711
Gearj'
Loewenson Leopold (Fromheim <b L.), dwl 730 Folsom
Loewenstein G., tailor A. Zinnamon, dwl 413 Pine
Loewenst^in Solomon (S. Loewenstein <& Co,), dwl 513
Davis
Loewenstein T. & Co. (Solomon Loewenstein and Richard
SchadX market, 515 Davis
Loewenthal Joseph, second-hand clothing, 233 Third
Loewenthal Paul, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., dwl 1709
Mason
LOEWY "WILLIAM, attorney at law, office 520 Mont-
gomerj^ dwl 1020 Stockton
Lofkowitz J., cigar manufacturer, dwl 528 Tehama
Lofstad John, furrier H. Liebes & Co., dwl 317 Fifth
Lofstedet Charles, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Lofstedt Carl H., Scandinanan Soc, 71 New Montg-omery
Loftis John, teamster H. N. Tribou, dwl 431 Fulton
Lofton William J. (colored), barber, dwl 1011 Pacific
Loftus Francis H., machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl 115
Dora
Loftus George W. (Harrington d- L.), dwl 89 Fifteenth
Loftus Henry, teamster Herman C. Elliot, dwl Mission
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Loftus John, laborer, dwl 363 Eleventh
Loftus Michael, carpenter, dwl Ocean House Road nr
Industrial School
Loftus Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Loftus Michael A., policeman City Hall, dwl cor First Av
and Sixteenth
Loftus Michael E., pressman B. F. Sterett, dwl 415 Pow
Loftus Michael H., teamster, dwl SE cor Chui'ch Lane
and Church
Loftus Patrick, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Loftus Patrick, laborer, dwl 415 Powell, rear
Loftus Peter, barkeeper, dwl 244 Stevenson
Log:a Augusto, cook, dwl 217 Broadway
Logan , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Logan Alexander, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
254^ Minna
Logan Andrew, dwl 514 Minna
Logan Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Logan F. A. Mrs., magnetic physician, dwl 1142it Market
Logan H. Clay, clerk freight department Central Pac. R.
R., dwl SE cor Folsom and Twenty -foiirth
LOr-A\ HE.VRY €., stockbroker, office 106 Leides-
dorff, dwl 316 Pine
Logan James F., carpenter, dwl 320 Kearny
Logan John, fireman stm Saucelito, Davis St. WTiarf
Logan John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Logan Joseph, assistant light-housekeeper, Alcatraz
Logan Mary Ann (widow), boarding, 'i40 Third
Logan Michael, woolgrader B. P. Flint & Co., dwl 913
Montg-omerj'
Logan Peter, boilermaker, dwl 524 Mission
Logan William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Logan William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Logan William B., carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 2030
Folsom
Logemann William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Pierce
Logomarsino John, sa^^^er Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 5
Washington
Logue James, assistant gardener Golden Gate Park
Lohaus Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor Washington and
East
Loheide Frederick, conductor Central Pacific R. R., dwl
402 Sixth
Loheide Frederick, confectioner, dwl 420^ Sixth
Lohman C. H., hamessmaker Main & Wmchester dwl 820
Pacific
LOUMAV, COCHILL A ROH^TREE (Isaac Leh-
man FhcrmasB. Coghill, and James 0. Jionntree)
wholesale groceries and provisions, and commission
merchants, 313 and 315 Front
Lohman Is&ac (Lohman, Coghill «t- Iiou7itree), res Oak-
land
Lohmann Ernest, carpenter, dwl SW cor Elizabeth and
Vicksburg
Lohmann George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 6 Gil-
bert
Lohmann Harry, cook, dwl 45 Sacramento
Lohmann Jacob, dwl 214 Francisco, rear
Lohmeyer John, painter, dwl cor Twenty-second and
Hampshire
Lohnar Albert, driver Doane & Co., dwl 968 Howard
Lohnar Anton, auction commission merchant, dwl 968
Howard
Lohnar C. B. & Co. (J. Stalder Jr. and R. B. Lmidon),
butter, cheese, and eggs, 16 and 17 Centre Market
Lohnar Chaiies E. (E. C. Lohnar tfc Co.), dwl 968 How
Lohrmann Hermann, dwl 828 Filbert
Lohmiann John, pickle manufacturer, 75 Oregon, dwl 828
Filbert
Lohse Arnold, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 317 Bush
Lohse Jacob, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Lohse John A., speculator, dwl 228 Bush
Lohse John F., secretary California Powder Works, office
314 California, dwl 1021 Sutter
Lohse Marj- (widow), dwl 869 Mission
Lohse Nicholas, assistant eitv superintendent Spring Val-
ley Water Works, dwl 409 Powell
Lohsen Diederich, barkeeper John D. Doscher, dwl SE cor
First and Mission
Lohsen Nicholas, gardener John Rosenfeld, NW cor Ful-
ton and Pierce
Loiseau Joseph Adolphe, compositor Courrier de San
Francisco, dwl Virginia Block
Lolka Winslow, shipjoiner, dwl 24 Fifth Av
Loller James, propertjTuan Maguire's New Theater, dwl
713 Ellis
Loller Samuel A., barkeeper Jellings & Freeman
LOLOR CHARLES P., ship and freightbroker and
forwarding agent, office 30 and 31 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 852 Mission
Lolniar Charles E. (Lolmar <t Loudon), dwl 968 Howard
Lolmar &. Loudon (Charles E. Lolmar and Robert B.
Loudon), commission produce, 16 Centre Market
Lolly Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
L»3max E. L., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lumax James (colored), calker, dwl 1212 Pacific
Lomax Lizzie Miss, hairdresser, dwl 632 Mission
Lombard Bonded Warehouse, R. A. Swain & Co. proprie-
tors, Ciir Sansom and Lombard
Lombard Charles C, collector Horace Davis & Co., dwl
NE cor Bush and Steiner
Lombard Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 24
Clinton
Lombard. See Lumbard
Lombarili Cherubino, d'ok, dwl 512 Green
Lometti Carlo, machinist Joseph Galli &, Co., dwl 1118
Vallejo
Lometti Fr., musician, dwl 21 Telegraph PI
Lometti Joseph, porter Lilienthal & Co., dwl 21 Telegraph
PI
Lomler Charles W., laborer Custom House, dwl 414 Fil-
bert
Lompieur Achille, dwl cor Mason and Pacific
Lonabaugh George H., machinist A. S. Hallidie & Co.,
dwl cor Vallejo and Sansom
Londgrabe Adolph, barber, dwl 20 Natoma
London Alexander, painter, dwl 38 Clara
London and California Mining Co., office 316 California
London and El Madre (Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.),
office 200 Sansom
London and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. (Liverpool), Henrj-
Coubrough Jr., agent, office 318 California
LOXI>OX AXO SAX FRAXC'ISCO BAMi Oimited).
Milium 8. Latham president, Camilo Martin assistant
manager, 424 California cor Leidesdorff
LOM»0\ AM» SA\ FRA\<'IS< O BA.\K BIILD-
l\'Ca, NW cor California and Lcidesd'irff
LO\DO.\ ASSIRAX* E «ORFORATIO\, Cross &
Co. agents, office 316 California
London Charles, lithographer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl 1021
Polk
London Henry, porter A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 38
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London Jacques, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
London James, Ster Occidental Hotel, dwl 15 Verona PI
London Lewis A., painter, dwl 251 Clara
LoxnON LLOYDS, Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, office
430 California . .»t o t ..x u
London Mever, milkman, Rock Ranch, N s San JoS(5 R.
R hall' mile SW from Fairmount
London W. M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Lone Frank, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
LONE MOliXT.lIX t-EMETEItV (now Laurel Hdl),
bet Post and California fronting Central Av
Lonergan Christopher, clerk dwl 757 Folsom
Lonerjan George M., clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl ,57 Fol
LonerSan Henri-, blacksmith, dwl 757 Folsom
Lonerf™ JereSiah, salesman J. J. O'Brien &. Co., dwl
LonerganTohn D., salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bros.,
Lonergin MSin'l'baker Patrick Slav-in, dwl 1324 Dupont
Lonergan Mary (widow), dwl 757 Folsom ,„, „,m
Lonorian Robert, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 555i
Lone'S^Ttlr, ca,-penter Charles L. Tilden, dwl 1S18 Hyde
Lone/ Anthony (colored), bootblack, 2 Fourth, dwl 618
Powell, rear , „^, ,.
Lonev George, special policeman, dwl 224 Kearny
LoneV George Mrs., lodgings, 224 Kearny
LOVc BOOM, Tlieodore C. Sanborn manager, 318 and
318 Sansom cor Halleck
Long , dwl 411 Sansom
Long Alvin, oiler stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Long Branch Hotel, Harry Funier proprietor, E s Ocean
Beach Road S of Point Lobos
Long Bridget (widow), nurse, dwl 1163 Slission
Long Charles, porter Nucleus House , v -u „•
Long Claude (Estite of), importer hardware and builders
materials, 654 Washington j , „„ o* „„
Long Claude, clerk Estate of Claude Long, dwl 29 Stone
Long D., boilemiaker Francis I. Curry , „ ^ ,
Long David, circus clown, dwl International Hotel
Long David, liquor saloon, 624 Fourth
Long Edward, cigars, 636 Third , „„„ v,™»
Long Francis, clerk Estate of Claude Long, dwl 209 Mont-
Long°ftederick A., caneworker, 213 Dupont, dwl 635
Stevenson , , , ^ ^ tii
Long George S., laborer 314 Batter)', dwl 1 Burcham PI
Long Harry, bricklayer, dwl 1815 Tj-ler ,,„„„„ ,
Long Henrv C, millhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl 333 Bush
Long Henrj- J., teamster Herman C. Elliot, dwl cor Leav-
enworth and Tjier
Long James, carpenter New City Hall, dwl 141 Natoma
Long James, clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 36i Gar-
den
Lon" Jeremiah, cartman. dwl 1151 Harrison, rear
Long John, butcher, dwl 1812 Polk
Long John, dumm-^Tnau Clay St. Hill R. R.
Long John, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Long Louis, carver, dwl 667 Willow Av
Long M H., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Long Michael {H. Behrmdt .t Co.), dwl 612 Brannan
Long Morris, porter, dwl 36 Garden
Long Patrick, fireman stm Tlioroughfare, Second Street
Wharf
Long Patrick J., blacksmith Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
2211 Pine . , ^,^
Long Patrick J., teamster, dwl cor Twenty-eighth and
Folsom
Long Salmon H. (Hcttom! <t L.), dwl 1414 Taylor
Long Suwarrow, janitor 405 Front and jobwagon 301
Clay, dwl 1607 Jones
Long Thomas (Sheahan A L.), dwl 304 Pacific
Long Thomas, laborer A. A. Jennings, dwl S s Sacramen-
to nr Central Av
Long William, laborer George C. Yates
Long William, porter J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 44 Minna
Long William, seaman stm California
Long William G., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 412
Longchamp Joseph, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 23 Twelfth ^ , „^^
Lont'fellow Bigelow, teamster Luther Kmght, dwl 256
E't'hth , „ , ,
Longfellow Henrj- A., planer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
NW cor Dolores and Twenty-sixth
Longfellow William, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Longfield Joseph, carpenter, dwl 20 Turk
Longfield Oliver, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Longiver George, carpenter, dwl 7-26 Mission
Longley George, signpainter Hopps & Sons, dwl 1116
Montgomery _ , ,,. . ti t» j ,
Longley Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
246 Fourth
Longi're G., dwl 414 Pacific
Longshore James, dwl 20 Louisa ^ „ . , , ,„„
Longshore James, trunkmaker Joseph Conn, dwl 420
Longtin J. B., shoemaker Stephens &Dugan,dwl 10 Moss
Longue George, butcher Werner & Lincoln, dwl Sft cor
Clay and Polk
LonkeyJane Mrs., furnished rooms, 906 Stockton
Loo Louis, cook Occidental Hotel
Lookin Harriet Miss, d«i 709 Greenwich ,,. .
Loomis Augustus W. Rev., pastor Chinese Mission
Church, dwl 713 Bush j , ,„„
Loomis Barney, carpenter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 120
Fourth „ „ , , , , * 1
Loomis Charles A., salesman P. B. Kennedy, dwl 14i
Moss
Loomis F. O., plasterer Palace Hotel ,„,,.„,
LOOMIS GEORGE (C. P. T an Schaack i: Co.), dwl
Lick House
Loomis Horace B., journalist, dwl 210 Ellis
Loomis Pascal, artist, studio 611 Clay, dwl 523 Kearny
Loomis Roland, teamster, dwl S s IvT Av bet Polk and
Van Ness Av , ^ ^. o
LOOMIS -WILLIAM E., news agent and stationer, h
E cor Washington and Sansom, res San Rafael
Loop Hiram, longshoreman, dwl 3 Rincon Court
Loop. See Loupe ^, «r » j i
Loos WUliam D., glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl
cor Solano and Indiana
Looskin William, jeweler, dwl 1123 Dupont
Lopaze Antone, pantmnan stm Pelican Oregon S. b. Co.
Lopez A. (widow), housekeeper, dwl 16 Scott PI
Lopez Adolph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Lopez Amado, foreman Voice of Israel, dwl 624 Green
Lopez Angel, laborer, dwl 11 Union PI
Lopez Antonio, bargeman, dwl 10 Virginia Alley
Lopez Augustine, blacksmith Langemian &Hashage, dwl
cor First Av and Kentucky. South S. F.
.Lopez Carlos, producedealer, dwl 26 Hinckley
Lopez Conchita Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser,dwl 1423J
Lopez'oamas, mulepacker, dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Lopez Gabriele, dwl 919i Washington
Lopez Jervaise, vaquero Miller & Lux
Lopez Jesus E., carriagemaker Car^•ill Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 13 Varenne
Lopez Joseph, laborer, dwl 1421 Dupont
Lopez Joseph J., cigarmaker, dwl 1 Scotland
Lopez Maria Mrs., dwl 31 Hinckley
Lopez Pedro, mining agent, dwl 638 Green
Lopez Rosa (^widow), tortilla factory, 17 Pinkney P'
Lopez Simon, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl 9
Union PI
Lora John, carpenter, dwl 366 Natoma
Loran , baker, dwl 641 Broadway ,
Lorber C. J., receiving clerk N. B. and Mission R. K.
Lord Andrew J., housepainter, dwl 988 Howard
Lord C. R. , carpenter, dwl 19 Everett
Lord Edwin, teamster Heywood & Harmon, dwl b^V cor
Russ and Natoma
Lord Elijah, shipcarpenter, dwl 71 Clementina
Lord Franklin F., clerk Eugene Casserly, dwl ,04 Bush
Lord Humphrey (widow), dwl 1818 Powell .
Lord John, salesman Preston Woods, dwl 328 Jessie
Lord John C, car conductor, dwl 215 Tehama
Lord Joseph, Uquor saloon, 1008 Kearny
Lord Joshua, mining stocks, dwl 314 Bush
Lord Lizzie (widow), dwl 336 Brj'ant t, n ..„,.
Lord Robert C, car inspector Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 120 Seventh
Lord Rosalie (widow), dwl 704 Bush
Lord Thomas B., peddler, dwl 322 Chestnut
Lord William, engineer Lick House
Lord William, shipcarpenter, dwl 14, i Tehama
Lordan Daniel E., teacher, dwl 836 Mission
Lordan Timothy, hostler G. S. Prmce, dwl 1200 Mason
Lorden Marv (widow), dwl 13 Maria ^ ^ ,,, j„,
Lorech Rudolph, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl
'^"'3 KB'xrnv
Lorensen John, coachman Alpheus BuU, NW cor Leaven-
worth and Francisco
Lorentz John, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 640
Lorentz Robert, waiter Hemme & Renter, dwl 42 Everett
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOHGAN & CO., 87 California Marks
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
Lorentzen Antoine P., master mariner, dwl 34 Frederick
LorentiZen Hans, special policeman, dwl 156 St^uart
Lorentzen Harold P., framemaker Snow & May, dwl 2417
California
Lorentzen Xicholas C, master mariner, dwl 32 Frederick
Lorentzen Paul Rev, , pastor St. Mark's German Lutheran
Church, dwl lllS Howard
Lorenz Carl, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Lorenz Geortje F., laborer, dwl N\V cor Fifteentli Av and
R, South S. F.
Lorenz John F., captain schr Z. B. Heywood, office Hey-
wood & Harmon, dwl 318 Beale
Lorenzen B., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
liOrenzen Henry, b.;'okkeeper Roth & Videau, dwl NE cor
Howard and T^venty- second
Lorenzen M., laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Lorenzen Peter, seaman, dwl 9 Washin^n
Lorenzen Peter, teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl cor
Fourth and Channel
Lorenzi Juhn, veffetable peddler, dwl 9 Jasper PI
Lorenzo D.. millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Lorenzo Frank, palnt-er, dwl 319 Union
Loret Pascal, laborer, dwl Hall Alley nr Vallejo
Loretz Auuie Mrs., corset factory, 741 Clay
Loretz P.. dwl 741 Clay
Lorick Oscar, upholsterer August Humburg, dwl 13 First
Av nr SLvteenth
Lorider R., ironworker Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 203 Post
Lone Samuel, fancy goods, 12 Kearny, dwl 513 Gear>'
Lorigan Patrick, laborer Pac. Granite Co., dwl 638 Third
LOKILLARD LNSITRAACE CO. (New York, fire),
Richard B. Irwin & Co. general agents, office 200 San
Lorin D., seaman, dwl 114 Jackson
Loring Arthur, compositor Frank Eastman, res Oakland
Loring David, salesman Household Furnishing Co., dwl
534 Bush
Loring Edward B. (California Excelsior Manuf. Co.),
dwl 16 Howard C-oiirt
Loring George C, agent Central Coal Co., office 110 Jack-
son, dwl 36 Geary
Loring George H.. workman Assayer's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1435 Pine
Loring Harriet G. Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Kearny
Loring Louis, clerk Hamilton & Sonnichsen, dwl 1435
Pine
Loring Simon M., hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 203 Post
Loring William H., clerk Main & Winchester, dwl 515 Fol
Loring Williston A., dwl 20S Seventh
Lorn Henry, fireman stm Amador, Broadway St, Wharf
Lome James, dwl 424 Sansom
Lorob Frank, baker William Hessler, dwl cor Stockton
and Clay
Lorquin Ernest F., naturalist, 522 Pine, res Oakland
Lorrietta Eliza Miss, teacher French and Spanish, dwl
1009 Powell
Lorrigan Patrick, laborer, dwl 638 Third
Lorrigan W., carpenter, dwl 2930 Folsom
Lorsch A. (Ixirsch, Wolf d: Co.), res New York
Lorsch E. {Lorsch, Wolf & Co.), dwl Lick House
Lorsch, Wolf & Co. (A. Lorsch, E. Lorsch, a;id Joseph
iVolf), wholesale jewelers, 24 Post
Lortie - — , fniitdealer, dwl 816 Dupont
Loryea A. M., physician, office and dwl 52S Pine
Lorvea Charles, blacksmith, dwl 209 Minna
LOS a\<;eles axd sa\ bermrdixo land
OFFICE, E. F. Northam agent, 542 Market
Los Angeles Stage Line, office 203 Montgomery
Los Prietos Mining Co., Stephen H. Smith secretary, office
6 Montgomery Av
Losekann George, machinist Will & Finck, dwl cor Broad-
wav and Dupont
Losekann Gustav, silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 620
Merchant
Losekann Rudolph, bookbinder AJthof & Eahls, dwl
1123 Dupont
Losghivo Bartolemeo, fruitpedd'.er, dwl 49 Clay
Losse Louis, groceries and liquors, 446 Clementina
Lossee William, laborer, dwl 1625 Powell
Lot John, dwl 123 Jackson
Lot Thomas, cutter, dwl 231 Jessie
Lotentini Andre, waiter E. Marchand, dwl cor Dupont
and Washington
Ltttge Dietrich, stevedore, dwl 431 Greenwich
Lotgin Herman, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,
dwl NE cor Pixle\- PI and Steiner
Lothers John, cartman, dwl 1024 Pacific, rear
Lothian Alexander, horsetrainer, dwl Homestead Track
Lothrop Albert J., clerk V. S. W. Parkhurst, dwl 1006
Leavenworth
Lothrop John J., clerk A. Mead &. Co., dwl liXi6 Leav
Lothrop Mar>' M. Mrs., saleswoman A. Mead & Co., dwl
1006 Leavenworth
Lotlu-op Warren R. (H. F. Smith it Co.), dwl 742 Wash
Lotka Winslow, sashmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 24 Fifth
Av
Lott Enoch, carpenter Stover & Chase, dwl 13 Hubbard
Lott William, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Lott William S., carpenter, dwl 414 Post
Lott-erhaus George, wooddealer, dwl 1805 Mason
Lotto August C, expressman SW cor Jackson and Mont-
gomery, dwl 420 PMlbert
Lottritz John, groceries and Hquors, 510 Sixteenth
Lotus Cigar Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturer^, NW cor
Pacific and Montgomery Av
Lotz Jacob, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 257 Clementina
Lotz Valentine, tailor, dwl 12 Nat^oma
Lotz William R., compositor S. F. Directory, dwl SW cor
Clay and Mason
lioub John, laborer, dwl cor Firet Av and Kentucky, South
S. F.
Loucitat (Chinese), physician, office 14 Brenham PI
Loucks Orlando, produce commission, 126 Clay, dwl 1126
Filbert
Loud Charles A., hairdresser, 266 First, dwl 4 Clementina
Loud Eugene, foreman with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 1212
Union
Loud Warren, capitalist, dwl 319 Sutter
LOtDERBAC'K ANDREW A., proprietor Bay View
Distillen-, office 315 Batten-, dwl 336 Eddy
LOI'DERBACK DAVIS Jr., judge Police Court,
chambers City Hall second floor, dwl 545 Folsom
Louderback Davis Sr., dwl 711 Taylor
Louderback Lewis C, night inspector Custom House, dwl
123S Bush
Louderback Sophia M. (widow), dwl 1225 Mission
Louderback William, electrotj-per Painter & Co., dwl 1225
Mission
Loudon John L., manager Phoenix Oil Works, dwl 26^
Kearny
Loudon Robert B. (Lohnar d- L.), dwl 3 Verona PI
Loudon William, butcher Michael J. Kellev, dwl 5 Verona
PI
Loudon William, master mariner, dwl S s Winter Lane
Lougee Charles H., submarine diver, dwl 760 Howard
Lougee John S., patternmaker, dwl 760 Howard
Lougee Jonathan P., submarine diver, dwl 760 Howard
Lough Edward J., framemaker B. McQuillan, dwl 532
Folsom
Lough James, wines and liquors, NW cor First and Mis-
sion, dwl 864 Mission
Loughborough Alexander H. {George d- L.\ attorney at
law, office 507 Montgomery, dwl S29 O'Farrell
Loutrher William, tailor N. Sweeny, dwl 106 Tehama
Lougherj' Hugh, tanner Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl Cort-
land'Av, Bemal Heights
Lougherv Robert J., clerk Georg-e O. McMullin & Co.,
dwl 1510 Folsom
Loughhead Henry W., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
dwl 806 Stockton
Longhead James, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Loughlan James, clerk G. G. Burnett, dwl 217 Clara
Louu'hlan John, gasfitter Charles Waters, dwl 217 Clara
Loughlan William, dwl 217 Clara
Loughlin Amanda F. (\vidow), dwl 2219 Pacific Av
Lou^^hlin Bernard, soapmaker, dwl cor Twenty -second and
York
Loughlin James, dwl 1018 Montgomery
Loughlin John, boottreer Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 943
Howard
Loughlin Martm, mason Palace Hotel
Loughlin Peter J. , carpenter, dwl cor Harrison and Twen-
ty-first
Loughran James, laborer, dwl Sixteenth nr Harrison
Loughran Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 8 Silver
Loughran Thomas (Breeze d- L.), dwl 1027 Bush
Loughran Thomas, laborer, dwl 12 Downey
Loughran Thomas Jr., clerk Breeze i: Loughran, dwl 17
Fourth
Louideck Henrv. blacksmith Joseph Morcel, dwl 723 Wash
Louideck Peter, truckman H. and L. No. 2 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 728 Washington
Louideck Peter Mrs., florist, 728 Washington
Louis , carrier SonntagsGast, dwl 1123 Dupont
Louis Mme., dyer, dwl 6 Lafayett*
Louis Mme., laundress, dwl 636 Pacific
Louis Andreas, tailor St. Man''s College, San Jos6 Road
Louis Benjamin F., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 203
Leavenworth
PACIFIC COAST BUSIKESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, Putlisliea March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EEFAIBED ty P. ¥■ Laird, 613 Mont, cor. Merchant.
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Louis Charles, cook City and County Hospital, dwl W s
Hampshire bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Louis Christian, dwl 904 Kearny
Louis Domingo, bootmaker, dwl 113 Oregon
Louis Edmond, waiter 711 Commercial
Louis Frank, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Louis James J., porter Oliver Hoff, dwl 222 Stockton
Louis Jean B. L., lapidary J. Lame & Son, dwl Howard
bet T\vcnty-first and Twenty-second
Louis J. F.,Shipwright3' Jou^.Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Louis L. H., framemaker Sanborn, VaU & Co., dwl a07
Folsom
Louis M., bootmaker, dwl 623 California j , o,e
Louis Peulin, engraver Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 815
Pacific
Louise Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 302 Montgom-
erv room 6 .,■•,• j„
Louisson Moses, clothing and gents' furmshmg goods,
,125 Kearny, dwl 628 Kearny . j , t. ii -j
Loujoradiere Etienne, painter G. B. Deferran, dwl Pollard
PI nr Vallejo
Lount Helen Miss, dwl 1109 Green
Loupe Leopold, merchant, office 100 Cahfomia, dwl 1010
Post
Loupe Martinez, lodgings, 814 Sacramento
Loupe. See Loop
Louran John, laborer, dwl 631 Broadway
Lousada , waiter, dwl 614 Kearny
Louse Catharine Mrs., laundress, dwl 35 Sulhran s Bldg
Loux Alphonse, blacksmith Mangeot & Daclin, dwl 10 Polk
Lane
Love , carrier Alta California
Love , watchmaker, dwl 25 Welsh ,,,„„„_ ,
Love Alexander, plumber Thomas Ross, dwl 1062 Howard
Love A W., captoin bark Remijio, office 16 Howard
Love B. C. Mrs., dwl 112 Fourth ,,,„-,„,,■»
Love Charles W., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 220 Pacific
Love E. A. (E. A. Love ct Co.), dwl 15 Hickory Av
Love E. A. & Co. (Stephen Spwi(K(!),umbreUaand parasol
manufacturers, 5 Stockton
Love Ellen Miss, seamstress, dwl 225 Stevenson
Love James, policeman City Hall, dwl 147 Jessie
Love James H., clerk Charles E. Elliott, dwl 25 Prospect
PI
Love James H., shipwright, calker, and sparmaker, 517
East, dwl 9 T»y ,„ ^ . t^ ■
Love John, porter Biglev Brothers, NE cor CTay and Davis
Love John Lord, attorney-general State of Califorma,
office 640 Clay, res Sacramento
Love Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1210
Larkin
Love Robert, machinist, dwl 27 Ritch ,„„,,.
Love R. P. , carpenter Pac. Furniture M. Co. , dwl 25 Welsh
Love William, plumber Thomas Ross, dwl 1062 Howard
Love William, tailor, dwl 6 St. Mary
Love William Mrs., dressmaker, 1062 Howard
Lovedal George C, mat« brig Percy Edward, dwl 5 Wash
Lovegreen John, seaman, dwl 311 Main
Lovegrove George, painter Palace Hotel, dwl SW cor Clay
and Jones
Lovegrove George H., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
612 Mason
Lovejoy , broker, dwl 411 Fourth
Lovejoy Edward P., canvasser, dwl 206 Fourth
Lovejoy George (Isaac M. Merrill J: Co.). dwl 615 Folsom
Lovejoy George W., machinist, dwl 129J Welsh
Lovejoy G. W., engineer stm San Lorenzo, Commercial
St. \Vharf ^ „ . , _
Lovejoy J. H., bookkeeper Edward Higgins & Co., dwl 8
Montgomery
Lovejoy Ruf us B. , broker, dwl 64 Third
Lovejoy William E. (Lovejoy tk WUliaim), dwl 1617 La-
guna J T t ^
Lovejoy & Williams (William E. Lovejoy and John C.
Williams), photograph gallery, 12S Kearny
Lovelace Joseph M., stockraiser, dwl 624 Howard
Loveland Henry S., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1027
Market
Loveland Isaac, assistant engineer stm Alameda, Oakland
Ferry
Loveland John, teamster, 24 Howard
Loveland Lafayette, stockbroker, office 103 Leidesdorfl,
dwl SW cor Greenwich and Larkin
Loveland Louisa Mrs., lodgings, 1027 Market
Loveland Mary (widow), dwl SW cor Larkin and Green-
wich
LovcU , dwl 209 Leidesdorft
Lovell Ardine Mrs., proprietress Johnson House, 703 Mar-
ket
Lovell Charles, Boiler Makers' Assn, 818 Howard
Lovell Edward C, bookkeeper John J. Marks & Co., dwl
1409 Jackson, rear , „„. „
Lovell James B., telegraph operator, dwl 224 Kearny
Lovell Mary E. Mrs., seamstress Mission andPac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 7 Dora
Lovell Michael, shoemaker, dwl NW cor Post and Laguna
Lovell Owen (Qeorae Erigleion * Co.), dwl 121 Jackson
Lovely George L. , boarding and lodgings, 606 and 60/ Pine
Lovely Marcus H., foreman pressman Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 913 Montgomery
Lovely Mark, dwl 802 Geary
Lovely Noble, dwl 206 Ellis
Lovener John, laborer, dwl 117 First Av
Lovepool Henry, molder, dwl 105 Tehama
Loverich Esther (widow), dwl 412 Tehama , ,,„ _,^
Loverich Gilbert, laborer William Behrendt, dwl 412 Te-
Lovertch Jennie Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Marks, dwl 412
Tehama
Lovett , teamster, dwl 424 Sansom
Lovett Hannah (widow, colored), dwl 31 Clara
Lovett James, plasterer, dwl 1142i Market
Lovett John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Lovett John, laborer Pacific RolUng Mdls, dwl Tennessee
nr Solano
Lovett Joseph, dwl 219 Beale j , „„
Lovett Ramon Q., carpenter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 955
Lovett William, porter Joseph A. Lukin, dwl 322 Minna
Lovewell Frederick, dwl 118 Virginia _
Lovick Henry, sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufactunng Co.,
dwl 622i Lombard
Lovick L., lather Palace Hotel , ^ .
Lovick William H., machinist Pacific Saw Manufactunng
Co., dwl 622^ Lombard
Loving Danbridge, jobber, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
Lovorel P., cook, dwl 420 Jackson
Low , dwl 411 Sansom
Low Angel, fruitpeddler, dwl 621 Pacific, rear
Low C. Adolphe (C. Adolphe Low i- Co.), dwl 1103 Bush
LOW f. ADOLPHE A CO. (Charles H. Baldwin
Snmtwl Hort, George A. Loio, and Edward Steele),
commission merchants, 208 California
LOW t'H.4RLES A., attorney at law and commis-
sioner Nineteenth District Court and U. S. Court
commissioner, office 116 Leidesdorft, dwl 910 Lom-
LOW CHAltLES L., capitalist, office 116 Leidesdorfl,
dwl 58 South Park , „ ,.,
LOW FREDERM'R F., manager Anglo-Caliiornian
Bank (limited), office 422 California, dwl Grand Hotel
Low George, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Low George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart „ „ ,
Low George A. (C. Adalphe Low X- Co.), res New York
Low James, paint«r, dwl S 3 Sixteenth bet Mission and
Valencia
Low J. J., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
LOW JOEL B., mining, office 331 Montgomery room
24, dwl 630 Eddy ^ ,,„„„■
Low John, captain schr Fourth of July, dwl 13 Hoius
Low John, fireman stm Relief, Jackson St. VVharl
Low Joseph W., mining, dwl 1 Park PI
Low Peter, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Low R. E., longshoreman, dwl 741 Market
Low Robert E., mining stocks, dwl SW cor Jones and
Chestnut ^^ ^ , .
Low Thomas J., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 futter
Lowance ■Hiomas, barkeeper John Diemer, dwl 831 Kear
Lowbock William, boot and shoemaker, 60 First
Lowden Hem?', salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
1008 Market . ^ , „ ...
Lowden William H. , cashier North Bntish and MercantUe
Insurance Co., dwl 522 Taylor ., j , ,„,
Lowe B. F., fire insurance adjuster, office and awl Ail
Montgomery room 32
Lowe B. J. Rev., dwl 1005 Sutter
Lowe John, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis , , .,-
Lowe John, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl eia
Stockton , , , „- T^ „
Lowe Julius W., clerk Edward Petibeau, dwl 130 Dora
Lowe Louis, cook Occidental Hotel, dwl 132 Fern Av
Lowe Mary A. Mrs., teacher Eighth St. Prmiary School,
dwl 130 Dora , , j , „ ■, j
Lowe Samuel Adolphus, (MacsoHey <t L.), dwl Railrood
House _, ,
Lowe Selie, 6hirtmaker, 128 Kearny, dwl 413 Bush
Lowe Thomas J., brickmason U. S. Appraiser 8 Building,
dwl 313 Jessie
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters ftom first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Lowell Carroll, bookkeeper Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwi
609 Folsom
Lowell Charles P., carpenter, dwl 60G Fourth
Lowell Daniel W., supply clerk Twelfth Light-House Dis-
trict, dwl 521 O'Farrell
Lowell David, dwl 735 Geary
Lowell John B. {Sumner ch L.), res Oakland
Lowell John F., dwl 915 Jackson
Lowell Nathan R,, proprietor Eagle Warehouse, NW cor
Pine and Da^is, res Oakland
Lowell Thomas, brassfinisher Thomas Day, dwl 39 Minna
Lowenberg Edward, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl
S30 Greenwich
Lowenberg Ernest, bookkeeper Fleishman, Sichel & Co.,
dwl SOS Ellis
Lowenberg George, clerk Charles Sutro, dwl S30 Green-
wich
Lowenberg Hanis, notary public and attorney at law,
office 306 Montgomery, dwl 634 Stevenson
Lowenberg Isador {MeyerstHn 6c L.), dwl S12 Geary
Lowenberg Robert, salesman Esberg & Bachman, dwl S30
Greenwich
Lowenberg Samson, dwl 830 Greenwich
Lowenberg Solomon, workman Assayer'g Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 634 Stevenson
Lowenberg William W., clerk Carl Flu^e, dwi 830 Green-
i\ieh
Lowenfeld Victor, tanner B. & A. Destanepes, dwl 828
Greenwich
Lowengnmd Lee, clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 320 Turk
Lowenguth Henry, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 105 Te-
hama
Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Keamy, dwl 1208
Stockton
Lowenstein Isidor, toys and crockery, 1304^ Stockton
Lowenstein Nathan, clerk Isaac Lowenstein, dwl 120S
Stockton
Lowenstein. See Loewenstein
Lower California Land and Conmiercial Co., office 45
Merchants" Exchange
Lower California Mining Co., office 45 Merchants* EIx-
change
Lower Comstock Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), George R.
Spinney secretar>', office 320 California
Lower G. W., c^i-penter, dwl W s Hampshire bet Twenty-
second and T^venty-thi^d
Lower>^ William, dwi 106 Natoma
Lowi ignatz J., bookkeeper M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 314
Bush
Lowin John, watchman Grand Hotel
Lowney Jeremiah, blacksmith, dwl 1117 Mission
Lowney Timothy, blacksmith, dwl 716 Clementina
Lowrenson Adolph, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
LowTey Frederick C, clerk E. V. Hathaway, res Oakland
LowTcy Peter, carpenter, dwl 181S Hj'de
Lo«Tie Fernandez Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Francisco Smith,
dwl 16 Pollard PI nr Vallejo
Lowrie John, plumber James K. Prior, dwl S s Elm Av
bet Polk and Van Ness Av
LowTie John, weaver, dwl S36 Sutter
LowTie Robert, draj-man Alonzo P. Hasty, dwi 236 Pine
Lowrie William H., special policeman, dwl 136 Perrj'
LowTie William H., workman Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 129 Shipley
Lowrie William J., packer C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 507 Fil-
bert
LowTj' Geoi^e, salesman Lowr>' & Wightman, dwl 86 Ev-
erett
LowTy Hugh, tanner, dwl N s Cherubusco nr Cortland Av,
Bemal Heights
Lowry James, carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 1105 Mont
Lov\Tv John, bricklayer, dwl 21 Anthony
lOMRY JOHX "iv., carriagemaker, 506 Front, dwl 11
Valparaiso
LowTy Lena (widow), dwl 222 Keamy
Lowrj- Samuel N., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 32 Rausch
LowTy Thomas J., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stock-
ton, dwl 223 Second
Loi^Tj- William, carpenter and builder, 95 Stevenson, dwl
SW cor Twentv-fourth and Noe
LowT>- William, fireman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Mon-
tana. Folsom St. Wharf, dwl 129 Folsom
LowTj- William J. (Lowry dr Wightman), dwl 86 Everett
Lowry & Wightman (WUliaia J. Lowry and Jam^s
Wightifian), produce commiBsioD, SB cor Clay and
Davis i
Lowson Hans, dwi 317 Union \
Lowson John, watchman City Dredger, dwl 407 Pacific
Lowth John {Wynne^ L. <C- CoX dwl 34 Tyler
Lowther Arthur, painter John Brewster, dwl 803 Union
Lowther Sarah Miss, dwl SOS Union
Loy Jlong (Chinese), shoe manufacturer, dwl 1 Tay
Loyd Edward, carpenter, dwl 157 Minna
Loyd Hannah (widow), boarding and lodging, 232 First
Loyd Richard, laborer, dwl 521 Howard
Loyd William, fireman Dredger, State Harbor Commis-
sioners
Loyd. See Lloyd
Loynahan John, porter 329 Montgomerj-, dwl 636 Com
Loza Amanda (widow), dwl 546 Folsom
Lozano Ydelfonso, cigar manufacturer, 5 Spear, dwl 430
Union
Loze-Stebler J. Albert, salesman California Jewelry Co.,
dwl 1218 Clay
Lu Gar J. B., agent Health-Lift Co., office 415 Mont-
gomerj', res Oakland
Lubben John, waiter Hemme & Renter, dwl 127 Bdwy
Lubbock Charles, painter, dwi W s Stevenson bet Eighth
eenth and Nineteenth
Lubeck C. W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Lubeck Emil, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwi 317 Bush
Lubelski L., physician, office and dwl 515 Pine
Luberman O. C, dwl 405 Powell
Lubert Henrj', liquor saloon and boarding, Spear bet Har-
rison and Folsom
Lubert J. G., contractor, office NE cor Keamy and Bush
Lubin David, clerk Henrj- Weinstock, dwi 746 Wash
Lubitz William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Lubke Nicholas, shoemaker, dwl 6 Bowen's Block W s
Railroad Av nr T^velfth Av, South S. F.
Lubke William, tailor, 1 Harlan PI
Lubusch Louis, expressman, dwl 733 O'Farrell
Luby John, painter, dwl 224 Second
Luby Nicholas, pilot stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Lucaretti Francisco, hostler Novella & Pitto, dwi 427 Jack
Lucas Allen, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 34S
Fourth
Lucas Anna Gettz Mme., presenter natural flowers, 743
Howard
Lucas Charles, carpenter, dwl 919 Dolores
Lucas George, capitalist, dwi Union Club
Lucas George, machinist, dwl 919 Dolores
Lucas James, expressman, cor Market and FYemont, dwl
232 Stevenson
Lucas John (Heiijhlev, Litcas & Co.), dwl 530 Folsom
Lucas John (colored)', helper W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl NE
cor Sacramento and Davis
Lucas John Sr., carpenter, dwl 919 Dolores
Lucas John Jr. , patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
919 Dolores
Lucas John G., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 29 South
Park
Lucas John P., dwl 631 Sacramento
Lucas John S., platemaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 536
Third
Lucas J. v., driver L. Lebenbaum & Co.
Lucas J. William (JReighley, L. A- Co.), dwl 530 Folsom
Lucas Peter, steward John Ferguson, dwi 48 Clementina
Lucas Robert H., clerk Henrj- Lund, dwl 29 South Park
Lucas William, machinist, dwi 530 Folsom
Lucca Antonio, silverplater R. F. Rochicioli, dwl 6 Tyler,
rear
Lucca Peter, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Lucchesi L. & Co. (Uld^rigo Bertinx), proprietors Hotel
ditalia, SW cor Sansom and Pacific
Lucchesi Louis {L. Lucchesi d- Co.), dwl Hotel d'ltalia
Lucchesi Peter, cook James V. Nigro, dwi 705 Vallejo
Lucchesi Ricardo, teacher music, dwi Windsor House
Lucchetti Agostino, vegetables, 12 Colombo Market
Lucco Manuele, real-estate agent, dwl 718 Greenwich
Luchetti Francisco, restaurant, 519 Da\is, dwl K\V cor
Jackson and Montgomery
Luchsinger Henry {Henry Luchsinger 4s Co.), dwl 349
Minna
Luchsinger Henry & Co., Boston Furniture Store, 735
Market
Luchsinger Jacob L. (John B. Luchsinger <fc Son), dwl
724 Minna
Luchsinger John B. {John B. Luchsinger <fc San), dwi 722
Minna
Luchsinger John B. & Son (Jacob L. Luchsinger), fvOim-
ture manufactnrj', 710-71S Minna
Luchsinger John H., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &
Son, dwl 722 Minna
Luchsinger Sebastian, oilnibber John B. Luchsinger &
Son, dwl Park Hotel
'ACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Putlislier, S. P.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler^Wholesaleand Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont ^
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Lucien Dominique O. (LucW- ^.'"^'""\^^} ^Znlnd
lUflEN A lACOSTE DomiiugM O. Lucien and
^ H^noreLacosM. proprietors Cafe Franfais, SE cor
Sacramento and Kearny , j , ov „„, «lvth
Lucier John, bootmaker Joseph Lucier, dwl SE cor Siith
and Mission . , c:vth
Lucier Joseph , boots and shoes, SE cor Mission and Sixth
Luck James, market, 537 Fourth
Luik John, farmer, dwl 619 Pacific
Luck Robert, dwl Columbia Hotel , . . . „„„
Lucke Conrad, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 540 Jessie „ ^ i. ,. „a
LUcke Henry, bootmaker, and importer French boots and
shoes, 643 Washington „ ^ _,v
Luckey E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 333 Fourth
Luckey George, collector, dwl 216 Shotwell
Lickev John, warehouseman, dwl 333 Fourth
Luckhardt Ciesar A. (m,.hn J. L.). dwl 820 O'Farrell
Luckhardt Charles, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
LuckhaJdt Charles L., shoemaker, dwl 221 Clara
Lucky Charles J., master mariner, dwl SE cor Mission and
Luco'juan M., real estote, office 45 Montgomery Block,
dwl S s Union bet Stockton and Powell
Lucua Frank, barber, dwl 530 Vallejo
Lucy Anthony (Smith. L. i- Co.). dwl 230 Francisco
Lucy Dennis, carpenter, dwl 10 Chnton
Lucv Dennis, mason Palace Hotel „ ., „ „ r.« f,,r,f
Lucy E., boilennaker helper Pacific Mail S. S Co., foot
Lucrolorge E. (Lucil i- Dmnelly). dwl 1225 Folsom
LucV Samuel, soapboiler S. F. Candle Co. dwl foot Eighth
Luc-y & Voni^eUy (Germje R. Lucy and PatnckDonnMi,)
soap manufacturers, S s Brannan bet Eighth and Nmth
Luddington Charles, dwl 217 Tehania
LudemJn Adolph (Ludeman Brothers), dwl SW cor Myr-
tle Av and Larkin , . . con
Ludeman Brothers {Adolph and William), hardware, 589
Ludeman Frederick (Frederick Ludeman <t Co.), dwl SW
cor Baker and Lombard , „. , , % t> -c
Ludeman Frederick & Co. (R^ulolph Michelson), Pacific
Nursery, SW cor Baker and Lombard
Ludeman Henry, bartender Peter Sengstacken, SE cor
Pi-emont and Mission ,,.„„„» •
Ludeman William (Ludeman Bros.), dwl 1409 Octavia
Ludemann C. H., barkeeper L. B. Gamson, dwl SW cor
Bryant and Third
Luders Edward T., traveling agent, dwl 331 Fourth
Luders Joseph, semng machine agent, dwl 708 lolsom
Luders Otto (C. Hubert i- Co.), dwl 2003 Dupont
Ludin Charles, barkeeper Henrj- Grimm, dwl 13 Geary
Ludius Lawrence H., watchmaker, dwl S 3 Fifteenth bet
Market and Noe
Ludlam A. M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1716 Stockton
Ludlani Anthony, merchant, dwl 844 Mission
Ludlam Anthony Jr., clerk 535 Commercial dwl 844 Miss
Ludlam Charles M., printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 844
Mission
Ludlam Cornelius, freight agent, dwl 1715 Stockton
Ludlam. See Ludlum
Ludlow Anna H. (widow), dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
Ludlow Charles, laborer Knowland & Doe, res Oakland
Ludlow William, clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, dwl 302
Beale
Ludlow William B., carpenter, dwl 1 Willow bet Mission
and Valencia „„ . j , m^,
Ludlum Cornelius, weigher Broadway Wharf, dwl 2251
Mission . .
Ludlum Edward (Woodhams <Ss L.). dwl 2251 Mission
Ludolph Julius, liquor dealer, dwl 72 Natoma
LudorS August, dry goods, 724 Market, dwl SE cor Du-
pont and Lombard
Ludorff Julius, hquor saloon, SW cor Mission and Spear,
dwl 72 Natoma
Ludwick Charles, carpenter, dwl 469 Stevenson
Ludwig Adam, barkeeper Osmer & Co., dwl NW cor First
and Brannan
Ludwig Adolph, carpenter, 735 Mission
Ludwig Balthasar, dwl 524 Vallejo
Ludwig Christoph, barber, dwl 524 Vallejo
Ludwig Henry, painter, dwl 1128 Market
Lndwig Herman, driver Ackerman Bros., dwl NE cor
Eighth and Minna
Ludwig John H., shooting gallery, 418 Dupont
Ludwig Philip, cabinetmaker, dwl 624 Vallejo
Ludwig William, hairdresser Philip Winter, dwl 624 Val-
lejo
Ludwigsen Frederick C, porter Morris Speyer & Co., dwl
1706 Mason „ . , . , o ..
Ludwing P., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Sev-
enteenth and Sanchez
Luecke Frederick, clerk Otto Brandt, dwl 1038 Market
Luedecke Hermann, architect P. R. Schmidt, dwl 203 Post
Luedinghausen Oscar W., druggist and apothecary, 441J
HtLVBS -
Luisky "Joseph, gasfitter Thomas Day, dwl 16 Clementina
Luesniann Ernest, barkeeper Schramm & Schanabel, dwl
Lueth Charles, seaman, dwl Commercial bet East and
LuetjeiS"Adolph, clerk Luetjens & Momsen, dwl N sTurk
bet Webster and Fillmore , j , „ m. , v .
Luetjens August (Luetjens <t- Moimen), dwl NsTurkbet
Webster and Fillmore , .r™,
Luetjens & Momsen (August LuMjens and Aupitst Mom-
Ln), market, N s Turk bet Webster and Fillmore
Luetzen Martin P., waiter P. A. Gibson, dwl 61 Sullivan 8
Building
Lui'agne John, cook, dwl 265 Minna
Luger Joseph, carpenter, 343 Third
lUGSDIX J4Y, manager Mercantile Agency K. U.
Dun & Co., office 320 California, dwl Grand Hotel
Lu^ton George H. J., driver H. A. Cobb, dwl 1413 Powell
Lulton John! groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton and
Luhmensen Nicholas, mattressmaker Henry Frank, dwl
LuhmenseTwiUiam, groceries and liquors, NWcor Four-
teenth Av and N, South S. F. J , ,or.»
Luhrman Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Eeflnery, dwl 12 De-
Luhra Albert (B. Kelling & Co.), dwl Mason bet Broad-
way and Pacific , T^ •
Luhrs Albert, drayman, NW cor Clay and Davis
Luhrs E., house and signpaiiiter, dwl 238 Ritoh
Luhrs EmmaT., dressmaker Mrs. H. Bums, dwl 233 Kdfh
Luhrs F. & Bro. (Henry C. Luhrs). liquor saloon, 311 Dup
Luhrs Frederick (F. Luhrs <t Bro.). dwl 311 Dupont
Luhrs Henrj- (Lutgen A L.). dwl 1018 Powell
Luhrs Henry, fanner, dwl 407 Pacific „ t. n
Luh" HenJy C. (F. Luhrs <t Bro.), dwl SW cor PoweU
and Washington
LUhrs Hermann, miner, dwl 18 First ^ . ^,
Luhrs John (D. Witgen & Co.), dwl NW cor Dupont and
LuhreN^SL C. (Collins, Wheaton i: L.\ dwl 409 Mason
Lulirsen John D., bootmaker John D. Youngclaus, dwl
114 William
Luhrsen Richard, shoemaker, dwl 114 William
Luick Frederick, artist, dwl 31 Hunt
LUisman Edward, barkeeper, dwl 704 Bush
Luke Edwin K., driver McMillan & Kester, dwl 455 Te-
Luke Henrv. blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, dwl 782 Har
lSo HeiSan, photographer Marden&Brodeck, 28 Third
Luke J P., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl National Hotel
Luke Mary A. (widow), dwl 465 Tehama
Luke R. S., plumber Thomas Day, dwl 4o6 Tehama
Lukes Henry Ford, carpenter, dwl 812 Jackson
LITKIN JOSEPH ADOLPH, wines and hquors, 446
California, dwl 405 Van Ness Av
Laley John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Lull Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 311 Stockton
LBlIi lOUIS K.. secretary Society California Pioneers,
office 808 Montgomery, dwl 8 Mason
Lum Charles P., salesman Murphy Brothers, dwl 2649
Howard , ,,„.,., «,
Lum Ellen (widow), seamstress, dwl 1007 Clay
Lum Kam Haw (Chinese), tailor, 714i Dupont
LumbardS. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 621 Pine
LIIMBEU DE.iLEKS EXCHANGE, George Earie
secretary, office 5 Steuart „ . ^ t ^ * „
Lumbert William, porter Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Lumbom J., carpenter California Mills
Lumette Charies, machinist, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Lumley Thomas, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Lumsden Alexander, bootmaker, 625 Merchant
Lumsden Alexander, fitter with William Lumsden
Lumsden Samuel, bootfltter S. W. Rosenstock & Co.
31 Hunt „,_ „
Lumsden William, leather and shoe findings, 643 JUer
chant, dwl 1408 Pine .
Lun Fat (Chinese), shoe manufacturer, 745 Commercial
Lun Henry, fireman stm Sonoma, Front St. W barf
Lun Sing & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 706 Sac
, dwl
, dwl
MORGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oystex
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Lun Tj- & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 716 Dupont
IXS M'O rf: CO. (Chinese), wholesale tea, su^r, and
rice, 716 Sacramento
Luna Mariana, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Luna Mininur Co. (Humboldt, Nev.), office 402 Montgom-
ery room '2
Luna Roraulo, bootbinder St. Mary*s Colleg-e, San Jos6
Road
Lund Alexander, carpenter, dwl SW cor Bat and Vallejo
Lund C. H., assistant light-housekeeper South Farallones
Lund Charles, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Lund Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Lund Geori^e, plasterer Palace Hotel
Lund Henri, fireman, dwl 18 Washington
LrXI> HKXKY, shipping and commission merchant,
214 Cidifornia, dwl 1710 Stockton
Lund Hu^'h N.. stockdealer, dwl 215 Elm Av
Lund John S., upholsterer Henry A. Gullixaon, dwl 27
Hunt
Lund Louis, upholsterer William Butterfield, dwl St.
Louis Hotel
Lund Marinus C, bookkeeper Henry Lund, res Oakland
Lund P. Waldenmr, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s "ftTiarf,
dwl 414^ Fulton
Lund Peter, stableman, dwl Humboldt House
Lund William (William Lund X- Co.), dwl Nucleus House
Lund William, laborer Chapman & Bauer
Lund William, seaman, dwl 113 Jackson
LirXD WILLIAM A CO., wholesale and retail coal-
dealers, 113 and 115 Market
Lundberg Erick, dwl 12 Washington
Lundberg Gustav, tail:»r, dwl 3 Raphael PI
Lundberg Herman, dwl 12 Washingt<m
Lundberg John, bricklayer, dwl 621 California
Lundberg John H. tailor, dwl G06 Mission
Lundberg Peter T., carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl lOSO
Broadway
Lundberg William, electrical engineer Otto & Co., dwl 54S
Mission
Lundblade Frederick, warehouseman Kittle & Co., dwl
1012 Leavenworth
Lundhorg G. William, clerk Savings and Loan Society,
dwl 065 Harrison
LOfllBOKO J. A. ^y., dentist, 330 Pine, dwl 665 Har
Lundboi^ Victor, tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl cor Nine-
teenth and Folsom
Lunde William, pantrjTiian stm Senator
Lundegi-ain John, laborer, dwl SE cor Bay and Jones
Lundehn J., laborer, dwl 219 Mission
Lundell Charles, cabinetmaker Teubner & Hoffman, dwl
516 Pacific
Luuden August, waiter, dwl 415 Natoma, rear
Lundgren Charles M., carpenter, dwl 33S Shipley
Lundholm John M., tailor, 308 Minna
Lundie George, liquor saloon, 3 Vallejo
Lundius L. H., watchmaker California Jewelry Co., dwl
Fifteenth nr Market
LundquistErrick, watchmaker Andrew Spaulding, dwll22
Fourth
Lmidquist Frederick, tailor, dwl 250 Clara
Lundstrom Charles, engineer, dwl East bet Washington
and Jackson
Lundstrom Henrj-, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Lundt D. N., shipcarpent«r, dwl 119 Francisco
Lundt Henrj', cabinetmaker N. P. Langland, dwl 517 Post,
rear
Lundt Julia (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1602 Powell
Lundt Louis, shipcarpenter, dwl 41 Jackson
Lundt. See Lunt
Lmidy Aaron, peddler, dwl 256 Clara
Lmidy Hamilton, salesman, dwl 327 Fifth
Lundy William, cook stm William Taber, Market St.
^^•harf
Lundv William, fruits, 1528 Stockton
Lunghi Carnelli, dwl 620 Post
Lungstrass H., bookkeeper E. C. Kennedy, dwl Lick
House
Lunhart Albert, student Heald's Business College
Luning A. J., carpenter, dwl 615 Brannan
Luning Nicholas, capitalist, office 230 California, dwl Lick
House
Lunney John, barkeeper Richard Peterson, dwl 10 Sacra-
mento
Lunny Barnard, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 212 Eii;hth
Lunny Catherine Miss, seamstress, dwl SW cor Natoma
and Eighth
Lunny James W., signpainter Gibb & Co., dwl S s Twen-
tieth bet Sanchez and Noe
Lunnv Joseph, wirequilter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
618 Pine
Lunoniaro John, fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Lunsniann J. Henrj', clerk Frederick Gremer, dwl 36
Sixth
Lunstedt Henrj-, butcher Frederick Zecher, dwl 1808 Pow
Luiistedt Jacob, fruits, dwl 1S08 Powell
Lunt Caroline (widow), dwl 4 Gerke Alley
Lunt Harrj-. bookkeeper, dwl 313 Eddy
Lunt L. P. Mrs., dwl 606 Folsom
Lunt Oliver A., teiicher dancing, Union Hall, S s Howard
nr Third, dwl 3 Vernon PI
Limt William, laborer, dwl SE cor Francisco and Jones
Luproil James, trapeze performer, dwl 150 Eighth
Lupton Charles B. {Wii/gett d- Co.), dwl SE cor Broadway
and Mason
Lupton Michael, seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Mon-
tana, Folsom St. Wharf
Lupton Samuel L., clerk County Clerk's Office, dwl Russ
House
Luque M., actor, dwl 1016 Stockton
Lm-ing A. J., benchhand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 615
Brannan
Luscombe Philip, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
Luscher Gertrude Mrs., furnished rooms, 745 Market
602 Filbert
Luscombe Robert (Bxicl'ley A L.), dwl 602 Filbert
Luse H. H., lumber, office 44 Market, dwl 14 Essex
Lush Henry, miner, dwl lOOi Third
Lush Simon, printer, dwl 241 Minna
Lushers Charles, stableman Robert J. Graham, dwl 409
» Jones
Lusinchi August, merchant, 515 Filbert
Lusinchi Paul (Lusinchi d; Tavolara), dwl 515 Filbert
Lusinchi & Tavolara (Paid Liu<i?ichi and James Tavo-
lara), fish, 6 Clay St. Market
Lusk Albert (A. Licslc d- Co.), dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ll'SK A. «!l: CO. (William Jacobs and John KlHn-
hans), canned green and dried fruits. Pacific Fruit
Market, 534 Clay
Lusk Chester D., horsedealer, dwl 1503 Pine
Lusk Da\id T., salesman 620 Kearny, dwl 164 Minna
Lusk George, master mariner, dwl 209 Ritch
Lusk George B., foreman WiUiam E. Bridge, dwl 226 Sut-
ter
Lusk Samuel, teamster Richard Brady, dwl 919 Harrison
Lusky H. M., fireman stm Ajax <;)regon S. S. Co.
Lust Frederick, teacher music, office 123 Post, dwl 207 Post
Luste Fannie (widow), dwl 451 Natoma
Lustenberger Hubert, milkranch, cor Thirtieth and Cali-
Califomia Av, Benial Heights
Lustig Henrj', bootblack, SE cor Pacific and Davis, dwl
19 Pacific
Lustig Isaac, bootmaker, dwl 462 Natoma
Lutes Hennann, tinner, dwl 147 Post
Lutgen John (Lntqen S: Lvhrs), dwl 1018 Powell
Lutgen & Luhrs(J'o/)U Lutgen and Henry Luhrs), gro-
ceries and liquors, NAV cor Washington and Powell
Lutgens Diedrich, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
19 WTiite PI
Lutgens Ernest, jeweler Joseph Hahn, dwl 1522 Stockton
Lutgens John, liquorbroker, dwl SW cor Broadway and
Montgomen' Av
Luth Charles, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl Six-
teenth Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Luth John, jeweler Adolphe Bourgoin, dwl Filbert bet
Dupont and Kearny
Luther Anthony, hostler George Eggleton & Co., dwl 121
Luther Edwin G., carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl 270
First
Luther George E., extraman Engine Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 131 3' California
Luther Haraiond, jeweler, dwl 1030 Pacific
Luther Henrj', photographer, 444^ Third
Luther Henry A., dentist, office 24 Post, dwl 1913 Polk
Luther James, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 1623
Howard
Luther John B. (Greenebaum ^- Co.), dwl Occidental Ho-
tel
Luther Louisa, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Luther Thomas M., assaver, dwl 26^ Kearny
Lutjen Herman, laborer Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.
Lutjens Herman, clerk C. C. Butt, SW cor Bush and Stock-
ton
Lutkey George, porter 419 Clay, dwl 216 Sfaotwell
Lutte F., mining, dwl 228 Bush
Lutton Robert, carpenter, dwl NW cor Broadway and
Buchanan
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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Luttrinirer Alphonse, carver Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 409
Lutt?i"i'"'r Antoine, brewer, dwl 348 Eleventh
Luttrinifer Charles, porter, dwl Ifl Harlan PI
Luttriiiger Emile, carver Jacob Strahle & Co
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LuttrhiKcr Joseph, liquor saloon, 409 Dupont
Lutv Frank, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lut'y Frederick E., real-estate and stockbroker, 607 Mont-
L'omer\', dwl 822 Bush ,. ^
Luty John's., real-estate .igent, office 607 Moutgomery,
dwl NE cor Jackson and Taylor , , ., „ .
Lntz Charles, confectioner E. Newman, dwl 147 Post
Lutz Ceorne, tailor Green & Seller, dwl 3 Liitham PI
Lutz Jacob, hairdresser Stable & Bemhard, dwl 15 Har-
lan PI
Lutz Jacob, teamster, dwl 25V Clementina
Lutz Jacob F., bakerj', 336 Third
Lutz John C, market 135 Oak .,, , „ j , ,m
Lutz John C, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, dwl 339
Jessie „ ,
Lutz L. & Co. (Charles Feck), market, SE cor Hayes and
Lai:runa „ . _
Lutz Ludwig (t. Lntz <t- Co.), dwl SE cor Haj-es and La-
Lutz^nrfiael, driver 1 Clay St. Market, dwl 735 O'Farrell
Lutz Samuel, jeweler Ebeling & Messinger, dwl 13 Harlan
PI
Lutz William, shoemaker, dwl 203 Post
L\itz William E., copyist County Clerk's Office, dwl 1204
Powell , „ , ,
Lutzen Oscar A., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dvl
1113 Stnckton
Lux Adam, stihleman John J. Tobin, dwl 36 Fu'st
Lux Charles (MUler J: i.), dwl 46 South Park
Lux Frank A. (Lux * Scherr), dwl 1504 Fulsom
Lux Frederick, assistant appraiser Custom House, dwl
1224 Vallejo
Lux & Scherr (Fra)it A. Lux and Ferdinand Scherr),
proprietors Union Malt House, 1415 Folsom
Luyster T. G. W., salesman 609 Sacramento
LI'ZITANIA HOTEL, Jos^ Barcellos proprietor, SW
cor Drumm and Oregon
Ly Chung & Co. (Chinese), groceries, 736 Jackson
Ly Wing Sun Kee (Chinesel, merchants, 630 Jackson
Lycan I>. W., driver Louis Peres & Co., dwl First Av nr
Kentucky, South S. F.
Lycurgus J. (Claudianos i- Co.), 56 Grand Central Market
Lycurgiis Thomas (colored), bootblack, SW cor Pacific
and Front, res Oakland
Lydeard Peter J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
643 Second
Lyden Michael, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Montgomery
and Sausom, rear
Lydiard William, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
1912 Misoion
Lydon Daniel, house and eignpainter and paperhanger,
23 Sixth
Lydon Thomas, porter George Burgess, dwl 133 Tehama
LVFORB BEX.IAniN F., physician and surgeon,
office and dwl 4<V2 Ivoarny
LYING-I>' IIOSI'ITll, Dr. B. F. Hardy attending
physician, 269 Jessie
Lyle Andrew G., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 11
Langton
Lyle F. B., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 937 Mission
Lyle James, machinist, dwl 207 Second
Lyle J. B., real-estate agent, office 608 Market, dwl 1124J
Folsom
Lyle .lolin, shipcarpenter, dwl 11 Langton
Lyle Williams., mining, office 406 Montgomery, dwl 1124^
Folsom
Lyle W. R., compositor Woman's Publishing Co., dwl 29
Clementina
L>-man Charles (C. H. Wetherbee <t Co.), dwl 2247 Mission
L>Tnan E. W., salesman C. Otto, dwl 312 Bush
Lyman James, dwl 116 Second
LJTuan J. O., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de Gama
Lyman John, printer Oilcloth Manufactiu-ing Co., dwl
1066 Howard
Lyman John, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 431
Linden Av
Lj-man L. L., machinist B. & J. S. Doe, dwl W s Treat Av
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Lyman Patrick (Lyman. Raferty .D Co.), dwl SW cor
Twentv-fourth and Columbia '
LTM AN, 'RAFFERTY A CO. (Patrick Lyman, John
P. iiafferty, and David Gogyin), importers and
wholesale wines and liquors, 416 Battery
Lvman William H., bookkeeper Lyman, Raflerty & Co.,
" dwl SW cor Twentv-fourth and Columbia
L^Tiam John E., shoemaker, dwl 431 Linden Av
Ljnias John C, furnishing goods, 3 New Montgomery
Grand Hotel, dwl 411 Hayes
Lirnch , traveling agent, dwl 306 Tehama
Lynch Andrew, baker James Collopy, dwl 118 Gilbert
Lynch Andrew, butcher, dwl 1137 Harrison
Lvnch Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 311 Mmna
Lj-nch Arthur, extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. U., dwl
180 Jessie . .
Lynch B. Patrick, real estate, dwl 1018 Mission
L^■nch Catherine, dwl 3 Morey Alley
Lynch Charles, expressman, 707 Front, dwl Manhattan
House , , „ , -,.
LTOch Charles, molder Savage & Son, dwl 63IJ Minna
L^nich Constantine, dwl 629 California
Lynch Cornelius, brickmolder Hermann Heigler, dwl h 8
Fifteenth nr Market
LTOch Cornelius, piledriver, dwl 446 Brannan
Ljiich Daniel, asphaltumroofer Bromi & Wilson, dwl 7
Havwood
Lynch Daniel, carpenter, dwl 5 Hayward
Lrach Daniel, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Lvnch David (Olsen i- L.), dwl 618 Hayes
Lvnch David, dwl 311 Minna
Lvnch Dennis, laborer, dwl 412 Main , „„,„
L'ynch Dennis, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl 2617
Lynch Dennis, watchman Custom House, dwl 606 Battery
LTOCh Edward, longshoreman, dwl 319 Beale
L\nich Edward, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Lynch Ellen (widow), furnished rooms, '204 Montgomery
Lynch Ellen (widow), lodgings, 649 Broadway
L*>-nch F. J., mason Palace Hotel
L^-nch Frank, clerk D. Samuels, dwl 63 Clara
LTOch Frank W. , drayman Hanson & Moore, dwl 6 Juniper
Lynch George W., bookkeeper John W. Farran, dwl 1014
Devisadero
Lj-nch Hannah (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 2012 Larkin
Lynch Harris, laborer, dwl 2 Margaret PI
LJ-nch Henrv (J/orn<j/ia»,i- L.), dwl 6-24 Califorma
L.Mich Henry, carpenter, dwl 666 Howard
Lvnch Henry, carpenter, dwl 212 Broadway
Ljmch Henry J., liquor saloon, 634 Pacific
Ljuch Henry J., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co., res
Oakland
Lynch Howard, clerk, dwl Lick House
Ljmch Hugh, bricklayer, dwl 233 Third
Lynch Hugh, sawmaker William Brown, dwl Broadway nr
Kearnv
Lmoh Hugh, tailor, dwl 23 Hunt
Lvnch .lames, dwl 1213 Clay
Lynch James, blacksmith, dwl N s Twenty-second nr Chat-
tanooga
L-STich James, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Lj-nch James, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl
N s Twentieth bet Dolores and Guerrero
Lynch James, carriagemaker Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl 311
Minna
Lynch James, glasscutter, dwl 620 Mission
Lvnch James, helper McAfee, Spiers * Co.
Lynch James, laborer, dwl 234 Fremont
Lynch James, laborer, dwl S s Washington bet Fillmore
and Steiner
LjTich James, lumberman, dwl 417 Vallejo
Lynch James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lynch James H., barkeeper James Mulvey, dwl SW cor
California and Leavenworth
Lvnch James K., janitor Boys' High School
Lj-nch Jeremiah (Callaghan, L. <t Co.), dwl 316 Pine
Lvnch Jeremiah, molder Union Iron W^orks
L'ynch J. W., driver Bowen Brothers, dwl 1139 Sutter
Lynch John, boilermaker Calvin Nutting .S Son, dwl 810
Mission
Lynch John, carriagedriver J. & R. Smith, dwl 344 Bran
Lynch John, cook, 548 Clay, dwl 607 Vallejo
LTOch John, cutler Michael Price, dwl 202 Francisco
L'™ch John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 9 Louisa
Ljiich John, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl N 8
Twentiethbet Guerrero and Dolores
Ljnich John, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NW cor
Howard and Sixteenth
Lymch John, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 311
Minna
Lynch John, laborer, dwl 133 Folsom
Lynch John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
L'ynch John, laborer, dwl 424 Sansom
LJ-nch John, laborer, dwl 506 Sixth
MOEQAH & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.
Lynch John, laborer, dwl 509 Seventh
Lnich John, laborer, dwl S40 Market
L\Tich John, laborer, dwl E s Florida bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Lynch John, laborer, dwl W s Scott bet Gearj- and Post
L\Tich John, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge, foot Fourth
LjTich John, lather Palace Hotel
LjTich John, nioroccofinisher, dwl SE cor Brannan and
Seventh
Lj-nch John, ornamental glasscutter John Mallon, dwl
1608 Hyde
L}-nch John, painter, dwl 652 Stevenson
LjTicb John, porter Pilsburj', Adair & Co., dwl 24 Jessie
L>iich John, real estate, dwl 520 Broadway
LjTich John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
LjTich John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Lynch John, steward International Hotel
L\"nch John A., hostler Chase & Wolf, dwl Golden Eagle
Hotel
Lynch John C, carpenter, dwl 160S Hyde
Lynch John C, clerk D. Callaghan & Co., dwl 200 Stock
Lynch John H., compositor, dwl 18 Taylor
LjTich John H., extramau Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
S s California bet Hyde and Leavenworth
LjTich John H., laborer, dwl 154 Tehama
Lynch John L., dwl 814 Pacific
Lynch John W., moueybroker, 312 California, dwl 262i
Clementina
Lynch John W., painter, dwl 5521^ Stevenson
LjTich Joseph, carpenter, dwl N s Twentieth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Lynch Joseph, ironworker John R. Sims, dwl 629 Cal
Ljiich Joseph, laborer, dwl 121 Gilbert, rear
Lrach Joseph, laborer, dwl 529 Seventh
LjTich Joseph, laborer Palace Hotel
Lvncb JosephA., commission broker, 402 Front, dwl 1004
Pine
Lynch Katie Miss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl 443 Minna
Lynch Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
311 Minna
Lynch Margaret (widow), dwl 202 Francisco
Lj-nch Margaret (widow), fmiiished rooms, SW cor Kear-
ny and Jackson
Lynch Martin, teamster James Graham, dwi 907 Larkin
L.^-nch Mary (widow), {Lyiich tt Lyons), dwl W s Capp
nr Nineteenth
Lynch Maiy (widow), furnished rooms, 424 Broadway
Lpich Marj-, stewardess stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
L^-nch Matthew, driver Daniel Coughlin, SW cor Sansom
and Washington
L}Tich Michael, asphaltimiworker, dwl 524 Mission
LIWCH mt'ELlEL, attorney at law and supervisor
Eleventh Ward, office 316 California room 6, dwl W s
Valencia bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lynch Michael, barkeeper Benjamin F. De Witt, dwl 47
Third
Lynch Michael, barkeeper Geoi^e M. (Jardner, dwl 1332
Pine
Lynch Michael, butcher George Rosenberg, dwl SE cor
Harrison and Eighteenth
L}Tich Michael, laborer, dwi 416 Grove
L}-nch Jlichael, porter William Gilleran, dwi 139 Third
Lj-nch Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 10
Miller PI
LjTich Michael, speculator, dwl 520 Broadway
Lj-nch Michael, stevedore, dwl 1011 Battery, rear
Lynch Michael woolpuller, dwl 509 Seventh
L>Tich Owen, laborer, dwl 1001 Battery
Ljaicb P., upholsterer Russ House
Lynch Patrick, dwl 122 Perry
Lynch Patrick, bootmaker, dwi 85 Stevenson
Lj-nch Patrick, butcher, dw I N s Seventh Av nr L, South
S. F.
Lynch Patrick, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 547 Miss
Lynch Patrick, groceries and liquors, 539 Valencia
LjTich Patrick, harnessmaker, dwl 81 Natoma
Lynch Patrick, laborer, dwi 3 Salmon Alley
LjTich Patrick, laborer, dwl 350 Brannan
Lynch Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel, dwi 164 Jessie
Lynch Patrick, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Lynch Patrick, leathercutter, dwl 1810 Market
LjTicb Patrick, marblecutter Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl 1065
Market
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker, dwi 1810 Market
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 71 Minna
Lynch Patrick, wood and coal, 610 Larkin
Lynch Patrick G., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwi 81 Na-
toma
Lynch Peter, blacksmith, dwi 506 Seventh
L,\-nch Peter, carpenter and builder, 773 Mission, dwl 449*
Minna ^
LjTich Peter, laborer, dwi 32 Ritch
Lynch Peter, waterman, dwl 53 Clara
Lynch Priscilla F., dwi 454 Jessie
L.vnch Richard, hostler George S. Pince, dwi 1200 Mason
Ljnich Robert A., clerk Henr>- Danziger, dwi IIG Eleventh
L.nich T., boilermaker Francis 1. Curry, dwi 443 Minna
Lynch T. A. (widow), dwi 360 Jessie
Lrach Thomas, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
L^-nch Thomas, milker Healey 6: Megilligan, dwi Old San
Jose Koad nr Industrial School
Ljmch Thomas, plasterer, dwi 631i Minna
Lj-nch Thomas, speculator, dwi 520 Broadway
Lj-nch Thomas, stonepaver, dwl 107 Chambers
L}-nch Thomas F., harnessmaker, dwi W s York bet
Twenty-second and Twenty -third
Ljnich Timothy, carpenter, dwi 5 Haj-ward
Lynch Timothy, laborer City Gardens
Lj-nch Timothy, plumber, 820 Washington, dwl 17 Scott
Lyiich Timothy, real estate, dwi 116 Eleventh
Lynch Timothy, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwi 415 Vallejo
Lynch Timothy, tracklaborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fomth and Tow^lsend
Lynch Timothy P., pressman Woman's Publishing Co.,
dwl 240 Ritch, rear
Lynch T. L. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primar>- School
Lj-nch William, laborer, dwi S s Pacific bet Steiner and
Pierce
Lynch William, ventilating and illuminating oil, 443 Min
LjTich William, salesman Byrne, Landers & Byrne, dwl
534 Bush
Lynch & Lyons {Mary Lynch and Jeremiah Lyans), tan-
nery, Serpentine Av nr Folsom
Lynde George L. , drajTnan Alonzo P. Hasty, NE cor Pine
and Front
Lmde William C. {Lynde d- Hovgh), res Oakland
LVNDE A HOl'GH {Waiiam C. Lynde atid Howard
M. Hough), conmiission merchants, dealers salt fish,
and agents stm Coquille, 410 and 418 Davis
Lyne Christopher, clerk ilrs. E. Corkery, dwl 34 Ritch
Lyne Richard, clerk, dwi 34 Ritch
Lj-ne W. H., bookkeeper John Brewster, dwi 926 Sac
L>Tie William, manufacturer hairpickers and agent Hall's
Thresher and Separat":)r, 115 and 117 Davis, dwl 918
Vailejo
Lyner Michael, molder, dwl 238 Fremont
L}'nes James, hostler, dwl 268 Stevenson
Lynes Thomas, hackdriver, SE cor Market and Fourth,
dwl 435 Turk
Lynett Mary Mrs. , dealer hmnan hair, 832 Market, dwl 357
Jessie
L}Tin Andrew, rigger, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
Lynn Charles, millwTight, dwi 230 Kearny
Lynn Charles E. , engineer, dwl 10 Kat^ima
Lynn Edward, engineer McAfee, Spiers Sc Co., dwl 14
Natoma
Lynn Jacob, brewer, dwl 419 Powell
L3^ln James, hamesscleaner Thomas Bowlen, dwl 917 Pac
LjTin Patrick, bakerj', E s Valencia bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
L^Tin Patrick, liquor saloon, 1910 Mission
Ljmn. See Linn
LjTmgreeu John W., carpenter Edward Nunan, dwl 21
Nevada
Lynott Morton, laborer, dwl E s Octavia bet Post and
Sutter, rear
LjTiough John, laborer John Cochran, dwl 655 Mission
Lyon , saddler, dwi 1 Harlan PI
Lvon Allen P., collector James W. Bumham & Co., dwl
1S32 Market
Lyon Benjamin W., machinist S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwi 961 Folsom
Lyon Frederick, dwi 522 Howard
Lyon George, stonecutter, dwi 1525 Broadway
Lyon George A., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 23
Grand Av
Lj'on James, laborer, dwl 673 Howard
Lyon James U., harness and saddlerj-, 242 Sutter, dwl 1509
Leavenworth
Lyon John, bricklayer, dwl Hinckley bet Kearny and
MontgomerT,'
Lyon John L. {Lyon tfc Fomler), res Oakland
Lyon Joseph, saddler Stone & Hayden, dwl 320 Dupont
Lyon Louis, merchandise broker, 125 Sansom, dwi 625
Sacramento
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOHY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, P. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant
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Lyon Mill and Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Ncv.), Edward F.
SU.ne secretary, office 419 Califuniia room 3
Lvon Sunih 1*. (widow), furnished rooms, 536 Third
Lyon Seclv B. <Vdi.v. limsell .fc C«.). dwl 210 1- air Oak»
Lyon Wendell P., printer Bulletin Office, dwl 1-4 Four-
teenth
Lyon William, lather Palace Hotel ,„,«„,
l¥0.\ WIttlAM II. U^yon .t CoX dwl dOCal
Lyon W. J.. Majruire's New Theater, dwl 007^ Pine
Lyon Worthinyton S., nielt<^r S. F. Aaaaying and Refinmg
Wurks, res Oakland , „ , .v
L¥0\ «t <'0. (1I'i«i(t;m //. Ltfoii and John Tlarrold),
hrcwcrs and maltsters and proprietors Empire Brew-
cry, Ifil-lOl JeHsie, and Lyon Brewery, N s Chestnut
nr Miistin, office 151* Jessie
Lyon & Fowler (/oAu L. Lyon and W. G. Foivler), auc-
tioneers and commission merchants, 539 California
Lvon. Sff Lion
Lyons Adele (widow), dwl 822 Post
Lyons Adoljih, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl S22 Post
Lyons Albert, driver Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 673 Howard
Lyons Alexander, printer, dwl 1517 Broadway
Lyons Alfred, clerk tYederick Heilbron, dwl SE cor Jack-
son and Buchanan
Lyons Andrew J., harnessmaker Main la Winchester, dwl
1509 Leavenworth
Lyons Ann E. (widtw), dwl S3 Clementina
Lyons Arthur W. N., surgical -instrumentmaker, dwl 3
Belden
Lyons C. E., first officer stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wharf
Lyons Charles, tanner, dwl 60S Sixth
Lyons Charles A., drajTuan Corporation Yard, dwl 564J
Howard
Lyons Charles E., seaman, dwl 21 Essex
Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, 227 Bush, dwl 936 Mission
Lyons Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel
Lyons Daniel, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl 414
Clementina
Lyons Daniel, liquor saloon, 219 Folsom
Lyons Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lyons David A., wagonmaker, 856 Howard, dwl 676 Har
Lyons Dennis {Lyoiui tt Barry), dwl 1900 Powell
Lyons Dennis, contractor, dwl 26 Freelon, rear
Lyons Dennis J., dwl 89G Front
Lyons Edward D., laborer, dwl 563 Br>*ant
Lyons Edwiird, lithographic printer George H. Baker, dwl
326 Sansom
Lyons E. Q. & Co. (Jnlitu^ Mayer and John Pim't), Cali-
fornia wines and propriet^irs Sansevain Wine Bitters,
and sole agents of Amstedam Sherry Wine Bitters,
506 and 508 Jackson
Lyons E. (.i. & Co. (Juliuii Mayer), wholesale liquors and
manufacturers and distillers syrups, cordials, etc.,
510 Jackson
Lyons Ellen A. Mrs., dwl 13 Sherwood PI
Lyons Ernst G. (E. G. Lyons *{• Co.), dwl 609 Polk
Lyons George, machinist, dwl 737 Brannan
Lyons Henry K., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lyons James, carder Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
E 8 Alabama bet Sixteenth ami Seventeenth
Lyons James, shoemaker S. W. Kosenstock & Co., res
Oakland
Lyons James, stableman John J. Tobin, dwl 268 Stev
Lyons James E., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Lyons James J., packer J. A. Folger tSt Co., dwl 7 Sher-
wood PI
Lyons James J., dwl 114 Minna
Lyons James M., carpenter Heal Estate Associates, dwl
111 Ellis
Lyons James S., bookkeeper Jamea K. Pryor, dwl 1014
Filbert
Lyons Jane (widow), dwl 1509 Leavenworth
Lyons Jeremiah {Lynch tt L.), dwl W s Columbia bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Lyons Jeremiah, mariner, dwl 13 Sherwood PI
Lyons Jolm {Collins A- L.), dwl 720 Nat^ma
Lyons John, bricklayer, dwl 10 Tehama
Lyons John, lalM)rer, dwl 26 Garden, rear
Lyons John, laborer, dwl 100 Dora
Lyons John, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 10 Cleaveland,
rear
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl 222
Clara
Lyons John, mason Palace Hotel
Lyons John, puntrj'man U. S. Restaurant, dwl 916 Mont
Lyons John, teamster, Pier 11 Steuart, dwl 720 Natoma
Lyons John F., compositor Frank Eastman, dwl 636 How-
ard
Lyons John F., packer J. A, Folger & Co., dwl 11 Sher-
wood PI
Lyons John F. Mrs., dressmaker, 636 Howard
Lyons Joseph, salesman John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 217
Geary
Lyons Joseph, storekeeper stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Lyons Joseph V. , drayman Alonzo P. Hasty, dwl 236 Perry
Lyons Julius, short-hand reporter, dwl 1517 Broadway
Lyons Lazarus, clerk Greenebaum Bros., dwl 822 Post
Lyons Lizzie (widow), dwl 1029 Bush
Lyons Louis, printer U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stock-
ton, dwl 1517 Broadway
Lj'ons Martin, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 4 Fred-
erick
Lyons Mary Miss, dressmaker Mme. Michaux, dwl 410 Fol
Lyons Michael, clerk, dwl 215 Fourth
Lyons Michael, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Lyons Michael, laborer, dwl 19 Caroline
Lyons Michael, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Lyons Michael, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl N s
Ash Av bet Laguna and Octavia
Lyons Michael, waiter Lick House
Lyons Patrick, expressman, cor Folsom and Third, dwl
607 Sixth
Lyons Patrick, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 61 Jessie
Lyons Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 242 Minna
Lyons Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl NE cor Van Ness
and Fern avs
Lyons Richard, stevedore, dwl S s Vallejo bet Sansom and
Montgomery, rear
Lyons Robert W., printer, dwl 31 Clementina
Lyons Rosa (widow), dwl 527 Greenwich
Lyons Thomas, baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 257 Minna
Lyons Thomas, engineer, dwl 103 Freelon
Lyons Thomas, hackman, cor Market and Foiuth
Lyons Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 48 Baldwin Court
Lyons Thomes E., wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co.
Lyons Thomas M., carpenter, dwl W s Octavia bet Union
and Green
Lyons William, clerk, dwl 1900 Powell
Lyons William, expressman, cor Folsom and Steuart,
dwl SE cor Dorland and Church
Lyons William, laborer Palace Hotel
Lyons William (colored), cook Fox & Vincent, dwl 1109 Pac
Lyons W. S., real-estate agent, dwl 20 Ellis
LYONS A BAKRV {DennU Lyom and John T. Barry),
publishers and proprietors Monitor, office 622 Clay
Lyseght Patrick, woolgrader John H. McAlister, dwl 523
Jessie
Lyser Albert, ^ice-principal South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1419 Taylor
Lvser Jacob, hairdresser Ike Joseph, dwl 46J Zoe
Lysnar Edward, dentist John B. Beers, dwl 508 Ellia
Lysett John, driver W. E. Bridge, dwl 10 Carlos PI
LysettJohn P., fruits and vegetables, 26 Metropolitan
Market, dwl 1025 FaciBc
Lysett Patrick, laborer, dwl 523 Jessie
Lyster Thomas G. W., clerk, dwl 816 Dupont
LysterW. G., machinist A. S. Hallidie & Co., dwl 1616 '
Leavenworth
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Maa John, laborer, dwl S s Willow Av nr Franklin
Maack Ernst, messenger Evening Bulletin Office, dwl 719 (
Vallejo
Maack Henry J., porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., dwl 242)
Clara
Maack William, porter W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 129iClarai
Maas Philip, physician, office and dwl 812 Stockton
Maason Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
Slaass Abraham, merchant, dwl 703 Market
Maass August (Jfrta^s <t Postel), dwl 743 Vallejo
Maass Christian (Anthony <£■ M.), dwl 6 Clara Lane
Maass Clans, deckhand stm El Capitan, dwl 17 Pacific
Maass Eniest, cellarman 415 Front, dwl 1232 Mason
Maass H., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Maass H. F., boarding and lodging, 25 Morton
Maass Jacob, fumituredealer and cabinetmaker, 970 FoU
som
Maass John G., groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and|
Main
Maass Julius, with A. Maass & Co., dwl 34 Turk
Maass Matthias, master mariner, dwl 423 Frajicisco
Maass & Postel {Atigtint Maass aiul Amandns Po€t$ti,{
groceries, SE cor Vallejo and Powell
Maaz Henr>', liquor saloon, SE cor Howard and Fremont
MORQAIT & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
I
;.P.VAITSCIIAACK&CO„ 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
MAA
471
MAG
llaaz Henrj- Jr., barkeeper Henry Moaz, dwl SE cor How-
ard and Fremont
Mabell Andrew, harnessmaker, dwl 15 Harlan PI
Mabie Peter, saJesman H. il. Newhall & Co., dwl 2016
Van Ness Av
ilac Beth Alexander, merchant tailor, 61S Washington,
dwl 6-21 Howard
Mac M. B., laborer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 32 aem-
entina
MacCann William Jr., salesman Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, 517 Market, dwl lOlS Stockton
MacCann. See McCann
MacCorney Martha (widow)) boarding and lodging, 248
P\.urth
MacC'KELLISn FREDERICK (Frederick MacCrel-
lUh d- Co., and William A. Woodward d: Co.), dwl
iH.)7 Pine
MadRELUl^H FREDERICK A CO. {William A.
Woodward), publishers and proprietors daily and
■weekly Alta California, office 529 California
MacDonald J., plasterer Palace Hot^l, dwl 2tjo Jessie
MacDonald James, tobacconist (A'ii^ima City, Nev.), dwl
402 Minna
MacDonald James, waiter, dwl 312^ Tehama
MacDonald John H., proprietor Enterprise Mill, dwl 653
Howard
MacGoveni James, brassfinisher, dwl 821 Filbert
MacGret,'or Da\id (J/rtion .£.■ ^facG.), dwl 926 Sac
MacKay Arthur J., machinehand h. & E. Emanuel, dwl
933 Howard
MacKeaver (,widow), dwl 20 Ellis
MacKenzie John, clerk Cross li Co., dwl 803 Hyde
MacKenzie John W., porter City Hall
MacLaughlin John, carpenter, dwl 446 Brannan
MacLean Angus, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
902 Folsom
MacLeod Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 125 Fifth
MacMahi. n Emma (\\idow), dwl 1105 Powell
MacXamara Andrew, boots and shoes, 12 Fifth
MacXelll Jackson, assistant accountajit London and S. F.
Bank, dwl tilo Valencia
Macauley George, carpenter, dwl 32 Eausch
Macauley T. B.. assistant melter and refiner U. S. Mint,
dwl 84 Montgomerj' Block
Macauley Thomas, clerk Coimty Tax Collector's Office,
dwl 539 Valencia
Maccaro Andrew, laborer, dwl 6 Gaven
Macearj- Joseph, physician, office and dwl 1020 Stockton
Macdonald Alexander, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
SIAC'DO.XAID D. A. •£ CO. {John H. Macdonald,
Joseph McGill, and Hoicard Chapman), proprietors
Enterjirise Mill and Molding Factoo^ 213-225 Spea^j Mackay Isaac, clerk, dwl 171:
and 21tt-220 Steuart -..-.,.-.
91ACDO\.4XD DONALD A. (D. A. Ma-cdma
Co.), and super\'iser Twelfth Ward, dwl 2510 Sac
Macdonald Henry W. , manufacturers" agent, office 235 Kear
Macdonald James, carriagemaker H. M. Black &. Co., dwl
565 Natoma
Macdonald John, expressdriver, dwl S s Eighth Av bet L
and M, South S. F.
Macdonald John A., druggist, dwl 1018 Taylor
Macdonald John H. {V, A. Macd<mald i- Co.)^ dwl Octa-
\ia nr Sutter
Macdonald M., superintendent Eureka Stone Manufactur-
ing Co., office 207 Sansom, dwl 23 St*:ickt-on
Macdonald William, surveyor Board Fire Underwriters,
office 418 Cal, dwl 307 Van Ness and Birch avs
Macdonald. See McDonald
Macdonough Joseph, wood and coal, 310 and 312 Leaven-
worth, dwl 61S Turk
Mace Alfred A., attorney at law, office 28 Court Block,
636 Clay, dwl Howard bet Third and Fourth
Maoe George, insurance agent, 405 Kear rooms 22 and 23
Mace William, U. S. boarding officer, Vallejo St. WTiarf,
res Oakland
Macey Daniel, drayman, dwl 428 Brannan
Macey David F., teamster Vernon Mineral Co., dwl cor
Union and Powell
Macey William A., contractor, dwl 1703 Polk
Macey. See Macy
Macfarlan Roxa ^widow), furnished rooms, 952 Howard
Macfurlane Alexander, carpenter Pacific MailS. S.Mohon-
Macfarlane Edward C, clerk Edward F. Hall & Co., dwl
Grand Hotel
Macgregor Robert C, porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl
Franklin House
Macgrevey John, hostler Thomas BowJen
Macfa Susan (i^idow), tailoress, dwl 432 Vallejo, rear
^^^ "Mackay John W., miner, dwl 825 O'Farrell
'xa^ tt ^^Mackay William W., tinsmith S. F. Gas Light
Machado Frank, laborer, dwl 21 Scott PI
Machefert Paul, butcher Gabriel Dastugue, dwl 1110 Sac
Maehell James, boarding, 726 Brannan
Mathet Louis, dwl Califumia Hotel
Machiavello Luigi, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay, rear
Machirkiu Alfred R., mechanic, dwl 761 Mission
Machlkie Louis, dwl 1015 WashiJigton
Macholdt Henry, clerk Frank T. Mueller, dwl 523 Filbert
Macintosh Charles, printer, dwl 9 Ewer PI
Mack , dwl 323 Fourth
Mack Dennis, laborer, dwl 27 Zoe
Mack Edward, mattrassmeker Joseph Melius Jr., dwl 60
Clementina
Mack Emil, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt
dwl 119 William
Mack Frank, cashier T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 1300 Pine
Mack Frank, clerk F. H. Von der Lieth, dwl NE cor Broad-
way and Powell
Mack Frank, druggist Frederick Hohlweg, dwl 1133 Har
Mack Frederick, baker, dwl 522i Sixth
Mack George, clerk, dwl 27 Zoe
Mack George W., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 536
Howard
Mack Jacob, currier Augustus Onen, dwl S s Twenty-ninth
nr San Jos6 Av
Mack James, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 27 Zoe
Mack John, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Sacramento,
dwl NE cor Chestnut and Puweil
Mack John, laborer, dwl 14 Hinckley
Mack John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Mack John, tanner Augustus Onen, dwl S s Twenty-ninth
nr San Jose Av
ilack Joseph, storekeeper, stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co. ^
Mack Julius 0., bookkeeper A. M. Gilman, dwl 2518
Webster
Mack Mary (widow), dwl 343 Minna
Mack Man,-, glovemaker Pacific Gluve Works
ilack Mary Miss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl 535 Jessie
Mack Patrick, waterman Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Mack T. G., driver Central R. K., dwl Sixth nr Brannan
Mack Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 564 Linden Av
Mack Thomas, shoemaker Thomas Healy, dwl 677 Mission
Mack William, baker, 1325 Sacramento
Mack William, driver Larkin & Fieken
Mackay Alexander, rag-carpet manufacturer, 840 Market,
dwl 459 Stevenson
Mackay Charles, dwl 821 Market
Mackay Donald, carpenter Palace Hotel
Mackay Donald S., deputy license collector, dwl 1013
Market
Polk ,
„btCo.
Russell
Mackel James, carrier Morning Call, dwl 1913 Clay
Mackel John, carrier Evening Bulletin, and Guide, dwl
1913 Clay
HACKE>' JANES, coppersmith, 226 Fremont, dwl 1028
Folsom
Macken Jeremiah, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
316 lv>' Av
Macken John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Macken L., dwl 21 Montgomer>- Block
Mackens Felix, dwl sl5 Pacific
Mackentie Owen, shoemaker, dwl 23 Sherwood PI
Mackenzie Andrew, special policeman, dwl 1521 Dupont
Mackenzie Donald, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant As Cu. , dwl
106 Mason
Mackenzie John W., janitor Law Libran^, dwl 2006 Powell
Mackenzie William, laborer F. Lucas, dwl Coso House
Mackett Hermann, musician, dwl 6(jS Market
Mackey D., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Mackey Jacob, hostler Joseph M. Parker, Webb nr Cal
Mackey James, mining, dwl N s Fourteenth nr Guerrero
Mackey James Balfour, clerk E. Cahill iL Co., dwl 1436
(1509) Taylor
Mackey John, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 320 Chestnut
Mackey John, tinsmith Cutting j: Co., dwi 658 Folsom
Mackey Patrick, boatman, Bnxulway Wharf, dwl NE cor
Batterj' and Filbert
Mackie Alexander, clerk General Office CaL Pacific R. R.,
dwl 925 Howard
Mackie Caroline J. V. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mar^- Rob-
ertson, dwl 723 Bryant
Mackie Clara (widow), dwl 723 Brj-ant
Mackie Hamilton W., with Crane & Brigham, dwl 212
Sutter
Mackie James F., bookkeeper, dwl 925 Howard
'ACIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIBED ty D. W. Laird. 613 Montgomery.
Miickic .1. Wylie, bookkeeper Glasgow Iron and Metal
IiiiiKjrtinj,' Co., res Oakland
Matkic !•., liwl 118 Shotwell
Mackic Itobert W., milIwTij,'ht, dwl 335 Fourth
Mackin Jame8 Mrs., Uwl ms Mission
Mackin Thomas, special policeman, dwl 117 Drumra
Mackinnell John, dwl Arkansas nr Yolo
Mackintosh Donald, dwl Myrtle Av bet Gough and Frank-
lin
Mackintosh James, cook, dwl 63 Cleraentma
MackiriHish Uobert, physician and surgeon, office and dwl
304 t)t«iekton
Mackint4>sli William, noteteller London and San Francisco
liank, res Oakland
Mackk'tt Hernumn, violinraaker, 608 Market
Macklin Dennis, foundryman, dwl 105 Tehama
Macklin H , acU>r California Theater, dwl Morton House
Macknuy Thomas, machinist John Upstone, dwl KW cor
Montgomery and Union
Mackrett Oeorge li., journalist, dwl 515 Franklin
Maclean , bookkeeper, dwl 205 Powell
Maclean Jului, clerk liawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 600 Bush
Macleay Donald {Curbitt it-'M.), res Portland, Ore.
Macleuv Hugh, salesman P. B. Kennedy, dwl 759 Clay
Macleay Kenneth (Curbitt A M.), res Portland, Ore.
Maclurkin Alfred, brassfiuisher W. D. Clark & Co., dwl
769 Mission
Macnevin Henry P., mining engineer, dwl 1894 Broadway
Macomber Alia Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 733 Bryant
Macomber Charles, boot and shoemaker, dwl 215 Post
Macumber Charles A., leathcrcutter E. T. Anthony, dwl
Mi-trton House
Macomber Horace M., painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl 73
Shipley
Macondray Frederick W. {Macondray tfc Co.), dwl 710
O'Karrell
Macondray L. S. (widow), dwl 1009 St^^ckton
Macondray William A. (Macondray A Co.), dwl 726 Geary
SlAi'O^'UltAV A I'O, (Jaiiiig Otiii, William A., and
Frederic W. Macondray), importing, shipping, and
commission merchants, and agents Yangtze Insurance
Association of Shanghai, and China Traus-Paciflc
Steamship Co., 200 Sansom
MA14»M»K.1V A C'O.'S LI.N'E OF PACKETS TO
ilO.N'CiKO.XCi, othce 200 Sansom
Maconochie Sophie Mrs., dwl 321 Ellia
Macpherson Alexander W. (Macpfu-reon & Wetkerbee), res
Noyo River Mills, Mendocino Co.
Macpherson & Wetherbee (Alexander W. Macpherson
and Henry H'etherbee), lumber dealers and proprie-
tors Noyo and Albion Kiver Mills, office 36 Market
Macquart Gustave, pipemaker Francis Smith &Co., dwl
Sixt*;eiith ur Guerrero
Macready K. A., clerk R. F. Osbom & Co., dwl E s Har-
rison bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Macready John G., carpenter, dwl E s Harrison bet Twen-
ty-secund and Twenty-third
Macready John J., contractor and builder, dwl E 8 Har-
rison but Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Macready Richard, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
258 Jessio
Macready Thomas H., carpenter, dwl E b Harrison bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Macrctt (.ieurge, reporter Jolly Giant
MAC-SOICLEV ALFKED SPENCER, distributing
agent, dwl NE cor First and Bryant
Macsorley Henry, advertising agent, dwl 100 Clara
MA<'SOUlEV UUOTUERS Jk CO. (Uenry Macsor-
ley and licurye J. Jllidye), San Francisco Distributing
Agency, 117 Kills and 522 Clay
Macsorley Hcnr>', bakery and confectionery, 117 Ellis (and
Mactiiirlcy lirus. (t Co.)
Macumber S. L., carj^venter, dwl Philadelphia House
Macy Daniel F., dwl 2008 Mission
Macy David F., engineer, dwl 1028 Powell
Macy Henry C, architect, office 230 Montgomery, dwl
1215 M;isun
Macy Lydia (widow), dwl 220 San Joa6 Av
Macy R. H., dwl 225 Bush
Macy William W., clerk Larzelere, Witham & Wightman,
dwl 73U Sixteenth
Madagan John, laborer, dwl San Jos^ Road nr county line
Mat'j'. iSVc Macey
Miwiden A. F., clerk, dwl 512 Fourth
Madden Charles, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Madden Daniel, seaman dwl 424 Third
Madden Ihmiel, waiter Lick House, dwl 650 Mission
Madden David, dwl W s Steiner Ijet Ellis and Eddy
Madden Dennis H., blacksmith Jason Clapp, dwl 09 Ship
Madden Edward, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Madden Edward H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl
262 Clara
Madden Frank, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
327 Beale
Madden Henry, butcher John Wuthrick, dwl 415 Geary
Madden James, coachman Henry M. Newhall, 1299 Van
Ness Av
Madden James, engineer Southern Pac. R. R. , dwl E s Capp
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Madden James, laborer Wood &, Hanafin, dwl 212 Vallejo
Madden James, master mariner, dwl 202 Clara
Madden James F., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 3 First Av
Madden Jerome, with Land Office Cal. Pacific R. R. dwl E s
Capp bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Madden John, boilermaker, dwl 31 Minna
Madden John, bricklayer, dwl 504 Mission
Madden John, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Florida
nr Sixteenth
Madden John, cartman Superintendent Public Streets, dwl
McAllister nr Buchanan
Madden John, japanner, dwl SE cor Steiner and Ellis
Madden John, laborer, dwl 325 Ritch
Madden John, laborer Pacific Rolling Milla, dwl W B
Louisiana nr Shasta
Madden John, plasterer, dwl 313 Capp
Madden John, porter Larzelere, Witham & Wightman, dwl
2 Hampton Court
Madden John, shoemaker F. X. Kast, dwl cor Filbert and
Montgomery
Madden John M., butcher R. S. Reardon, dwl 269 Jessie
Madden Katie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Francisca Smith, dwl
33 Everett
Madden Mark, lumberman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Madden Man', chambennaid Occidental Hotel
Madden Mary T. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1909 Hyde
Madden Michael, crimper Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 8
Polk
Madden Michael, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl cor Sixth and
Bran nan
Madden Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling MillSi dwl W 8
Louisiana nr Shasta
Madden Michael, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
South S. F.
Madden Michael, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Madden Michael J., soapdealer, dwl Boyd nr Harrison
Madden Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 111 Jessie
Madden Patrick, rigger Palace Hotel
Madden Patrick, teamster William Kerr
Madden Patrick, waiter Morton House
Madden Patrick H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Howazxi
and Langton
Madden T., blacksmith Palace Hotel
Madden Thomas, peddler, dwl 1137 Harrison
Madden Thomas J., clerk Hartnett & Barry, dwl 1909
Hyde
Madden Thomas P., capitalist, office 2 Court Block 636
Clay, dwl Occidental Hotel
Madden Timothy, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay
and Jones
Madden William, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Madden William, carriagepainter Larkins & Co., dwl 447
Minna
Maddigon Dennis, lather Palace Hotel
Maddocks Peter, builder, dwl E 8 Bryant bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Maddux W. H., conductor Central R. R., dwl 520 Sixth
Maddy Andrew J., dwl 504 Howard
Madegan William Don, barkeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
048 Howard
Madeira Joseph, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Madel Peter (Madel i^ Mangels and Madel <fe Tietjen\
dwl NW cor Mission and Spear
Madel & Mangels (P. Madel and Henry Mangels), Old
Corner Saloon, NE cor Steuart and Mission
Madel & Tietjen (Peter Madel and John H. Tietjen),
liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and Spear
Madeley Thomas W., clerk Track Department Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 219 Mason
Madero Jesus, compositor Voice of Israel, dwl 1514 Stock
Madero Raymond A., printer, dwl 123^ Welsh
Madge Frederick, mining secretary, office 04 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl NE cor Twenty-first and Guerrero
Madich Michael, liquor saloon, dwl 130G Pacific
Madigan John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Madig'an William, stonecutter, dwl 1116 Howard
Madison Alonzo, painter, dwl 25 EUis
Madison Bennett H. , manager Master Mariners* Exchange,
office 305 East, dwl 447 Bryant
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MORCJAIT & CO/S.
:. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.
Madison, Burke & Co. (John H. Maduon, Martin J.
Biirke,aad WUliaviF. McAlester), real-estate agents,
316 llontgomen,'
Madison Elizabeth (widow), dwl 19 Salmon Alley
Madison Hannah Mrs., dwl 47 Clementina
Madison Henry A., vrith Moore Brothers, dwl 1 Goodsell
PI
Madison Hirz, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Madison J., ■watchman Palace Hotel
Madison James, Ship Calkers Assn, 713 Mission
Madison Jamts, special policeman, dwl 204 Natoma
Madison J. J., clerk, dwl 1124 Market
Madison John, dwl 206 Stockton
Madison John, seaman stm Monterey, Market St. Wharf
Madison John H. {Madison, Burke ct Co. and MadUon
& Burke), dwl 206 Stockton
Madison Joseph, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 415
Bratinan
MEwiison Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Samuel Patterson, dwl 47
Clementina
Madison Margaret (widow), dwl 327 Beale
Madison Nelson, machinist Hinckley &. Co., dwl 47 Clem
Madison Nelson Jr., mattressmaker Samuel Beale, dwl 47
Clementina
Madison Oliver, cooper, dwl 916 Montgomery
Madison William, barkeeper Horatio A. Staniels
Madison William, seaman, dwl 907 Larkin
Madison & Burke {John H. Madison and Martin J.
Burke), real-estate and house agents and rent collect-
ors, 316 Montgomerj-
Madsen A. C. {yi-ssen (t M.\ dwl 534 Jackson
Madsen Charles, drayman, 210 Front, dwl N s Clipper bet
Twenty-fifth and T\venty-sixth
Madsen Jens, master mariner, dwl 14^ Eluxome
Madson Adolph, cooper, dwl 104 Commercial
Madson Benard J. , clerk, dwl W s Baker bet Post and
Sutter
Madson Ole, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 916 Mont
Madson Oliver (Madron <L- Peterson), dwl 26 Sacramento
Madson P., steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Madson & Peterson (Oliver Madsoii and Neise J. Peter-
son), proprietors Sacramento House, 26 Sacramento
Maeler M. C. W. Mr^., dwl 156 Third
Maenguet Marie (widow), dwl Rowland Alley
Maeny Thomas, contractor, dwl NE cor Sacramento and
Jones
Maessen William, preserved meats, 4 Metropolitan Mar-
ket, dwl 147 Clara
Maestretti Ricardo, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
312 Fifth
Maetschke Otto, watchman stm Alameda, dwl 17 Pacific
Magagnos Julian, signpainter John W. Cherry, dwl 75
Clementina
Magagnos Julian A., collector State Investment and In-
surance Co., dwl 127 Kearny
Magallon Firman, shoemaker, dwl 35 Hinckley
Magallon Joseph, laborer G. Venard, dwl 1017 Pacific
Magary Albert A., carjieuter A. A. Jennings, dwl N 8
Seventeenth nr Church
Magarj- Jane Mrs., dressmaker, dwl N s Seventeenth nr
Chm-ch
Ma^ry W. W., bookkeeper, dwl 1123 Valencia
Magazini August {Magazini tt Lippert), dwl N s Pine
bet Dupont and St<x;ktou
Magazini & Lippert {A ugti^t Magazini and William Lip-
pert), halrdressing saloon, 535 Clay
Magdalen Asylum, E s Putrero Av m* Twenty-first
Magee Adam, solicitor (Jolden Era, dwl S s Francisco bet
Tavlor and Jones
3fAGEE DAVID B., proprietor Mint Saloon, 605 Com-
mercial, dwl '.i02 Bush
Magee Edward, watchman S. F. Gaa Light Co., Potrero
Magee Hugh, bootmaker, dwl El Dorado nr Potrero Av
Magee J., clerk, dwl 1124 Market
Magee James, correspondent, dwl 15 Stockton
Magee Jennie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan &l M(j|^rhead
Magee John, expresswagon, Berr\- bet Third and Fourth,
dwl NW cor To\\-nsend and Third
Magee John A. Jr. {Magee J: Moore), dwl 311 Stockton
Magee Pet«r, tinsmith and metenuaker S. F. Gas Light
Co.
Magee Roger D., clerk Thomas Magee, dwl 123 Francisco
9tA<;EE THOMAS, editor and proprietor Real Estate
Circular and real-estate agent, office 310 Montgom-
erj-, dwl 231 O'Farrell
Magee William Henrj-, with Thomas Magee, dwl 15 Stock
MAGEE A MOORE (John A. Magee Jr. and Arthur
W. Moore), importers leather and shoe manufactur-
ers' goods, 414 Market
Magenta Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley), Louis Kaplan
secretarj-, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Mager H., dwl 220 Pacific
Mager Nicholas, patternmaker Risdon L and L. Works,
dwl 3 Minna
Mager Philip T., machinist, dwl 3 Minna
Magerstaedt Gustav, laundrj-man La Grande Laundry
Magetti Pietro, laborer California Italian Paste Co., dwl
6 Pollard PI
Magetti Pietro, ranchman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Maggini Pietro, miner, dwl 215 Broadway
Maggio Fortunato, fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
Maggio George, fisherman, foot Clay
Maggiold Dominick, stonecutter, dwl NE cor Pleasant and
Jones
Maggs George, fruits, 252 Eighth
9I.1GIEL ARTHI:R E.. general agent Pha?nix Fire
Insiuunce Co. of Hartford and Home Fire Insurance
Co. of New York, office 205 Sansora, res Oakland
Magill Charles R., conductor City R. R., dwl 2007 Miss
Magill James, hose and beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, dwl
4 OS Tehama
Magill Mary E., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
MAGILL 'ROBERT H., general agent Home Mutual
Insurance Co., 406 California, dwl 116 O'Farrell
Magill Thomas W., books, stationery, and fancy goods,
1020 Market
Magilton Thomas, carpenter, dwl 9 Mission Av
Maginis John J., with James M. Gitchell and U. S. com-
missioner, office 636 Clay, dwl SW cor Geary and
Larkin
Maginn Thomas H., salesman James E. Brj-ant, 10 and 12
Third
Maginnis Charles J., typecaster Painter & Co., dwl 229
Capp
Maginnis Da\-id, laborer, dwl 507 Bryant
Maginnis Eliphas, draj-man, 416 Sansom, dwl S s Bush nr
Buchanan
Maginnis Eugene, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 125
First
Maginniss Owen (Magtnniss & Co.), dwl SE cor Fourth
and Brjant
Maginniss k Co. (Oicen 3faginniss and William J. Wagg-
ner), liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Bryant
Magio Francisco, fisherman. Clay St. ^\'harf
Magling Charles, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 22S
Kearny
Magner DaWd, horseshoer John W. Clough, dwl 143^
Clara
Magner David W., compositor Daily Examiner, dwl S2fr
Broadway
Magner Dennis, porter, dwl 116 Valparaiso
Magner Emil, bookkeeper McCord &. Malone, dwl 454 Tfe^
hama
Magner Frank, compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 820 Bd:wy
Magner Jennie (widow), furnished rooms, 454 Tehama
Magner Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl60f
Jessie
Magner Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 319 Tehama
Magner Thomas, driver Pacific Box Factory-, dwl 60 Jes^
Magner Thomas W., contractor, dwl 820 Broadway
Magnes Abraham, boots and shoes, 32 Second, dwl 3S
Minna
Magnes Da\id, fancv dry goods, 414 Kearny, dwl 73aGear5'
Magnes M. & Brother {Robert Magnes), boots and ^u>e5>
36 Fourth
Magnes Sloses (M. Matrnes d- Brother), dwl 5S Mtnna
Magnes Robert (J/. Magnes & Brother), dwl .58 Mirwia.
Magnoha Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactxu-ers, 31S Com.
Magnus John, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Magnus Peter, Scandina\ian Soc, 71 New Montgoniery
Magoni Louis, driver, dwl NW cor Kearny and Jit^dtaoii
Magoonis Zacharias, laundrj-man S. F. Laimdr>', NWcor
Turk and Fillmore
Magorty Dennis William, expressman, cor Battsry and
CaUfomia, dwl 337 Shipley
Magorty Hugh, groceries, S s California bet Devisodero
and Broderick
Magoun Joseph W., cashier Wilson, Merry & Oo.^dwI2a
Everett
Magrane Matthew, carpenter, dwl 3 B>ington
Magritz Augustus F., butcher, dwl 13y Eleventh
Magruder A. S., cop}-ist County Clerk's Office, 4Vt 502
Mason
Magruder Emma Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. Williams,, dwl
132 Fourth
Magruder Jennie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. \\ illiaras, dwl
132 Fourth
Magruder Katherine M. (widow), dwl 502 Mason
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S.P.
31
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant,
Maguire Anthony, carriagcniaker, dwl 6 William, rear
Ma|f\iiro AuKmstua B., plasterer, dwl N a TNventieth bet
Folsom ami Shotwell
Ma^ire tVuistjwitine, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E
8 Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
Mapiiire E., musician, dwl 811) Kearny
Motriiire Kdward H., sailmaker, dwl 149 Perry
Ma^ruire Ellon (widow), dwl 1()07 Howard
MiiK'uirc Fnuik, tuisniith, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Mu(;uire George, ni^'ht watchman Lick House
Magiiire George E. {Child d: M.), dwl 207 Sutter
Maguire Georvo E., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl
" 211 Clara
Maguiro Henry C, assistant bookkeeper Spruance, Stan-
ley & Co., dwl 710 Harrison
MaguiVe Hugh, laborer, dwl S s Hayes nr Franklin
Maguire James, carriagedriver, dwl 411 Post
Maguirc James, laborer, dwl SOU Green
Maguire James, metolroofer, 1128 Market, dwl 729 Seven-
teenth
Maguire James, teamster, dwl 248 Fourth
Magiiire James O., blacksmith, dwl 1218 Howard
Maguire James J., porter Newton liros. & Co., dwl 7 Dora
Maguire John, bootmaker, 311 Pacific, dwl 121 Vallejo
Miiguire John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois bet Napa and Shasta
Maguire John, jiostal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 15 Ellia
Maguire John, poultry dealer, dwl 514 Minna
Maguire John, seaman, dwl 541 First
Maguire John J., carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
NE cor Vallejo and Sansora
Ma^Tiiro Joseph, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
150 Silver
Maguirc Joseph, laborer, dwl 2374 Sixth
MAVriRE JOSEFIl, mining secretary, office 419 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 430 Post
Maguire Joseph M., salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
dwl 719 Harrison
Maguire Joseph W., clerk Tobin, Da\isaon & Co.,dwl Ns
TSventieth bet Folsom and Shotwell
Maguire Kate (widowj, dwl 433 Geary
Miiguire Kate (widow), dwl ^>19 Jones
Maguire M., tinsmith, dwl 33 Eddy
Maguire Maggie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,
dwl 408 Seventh
Maguire Mary Miss, laundress, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Maguire Mar>' Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
Maguire Mary Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Maguire Michael (Maipiire iL- Co.), dwl 137 Hayea
Maguire Michael, tinsntith James Maguire
Maguire Owen (Maguirc Jj Co.), dwl 137 Hayes
Maguire Patriek, fireman stm California
Maguirc Patrick, laborer, dwl 156 Silver
Maguire Patrick produce commission, 205 Washington,
dwl SW cor Capp and Eighteenth
Maguire Patrick H., dwl 404 Broadway
Maguire Philip, policeman City Hall, dwl 264 Tehama
Maguire Robert, register clerk Bradley & Rulofson, dwl
209 Seventh
Maguire T., boilermaker Union Iron Worka
Maguire Thomas, dwl 209 Seventh
Magtiire Thomas, boatman, dwl 35 Pacific
MafeTiirc Thomas, porter Central Pacific R. R. Depot, dwl
50(i Prannan
NjfcCI'IKE TIIONAS, proprietor Maguire's Opera
House, 318 Bush, and Maguire's New Theater, 325
Bush, dwl 3254 Geary
Maguire Thomaa Jr., treasurer Maguire'a theaters, dwl
4:a Geary
Maguire Thomas F., shipping clerk Code, Elfelt&Co..
dwl 209 Seventh *
Maguire Thomas G., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2707
Folsom nr Twenty-third
Maguire Thomas G.. plasterer, dwl Ns Twentieth bet
Folsom and Sholwell
Maguire Wilham, milkranch, W s Mission Road odd
St. Marj-*8 College ^^
Maguire k Co. {Midiael and Owen), wood, coaJ. barlev
and hay, 183 Hayes *"
Maguire & Daly {Patrick Magriire and Patrick J. Daly),
produce commission, 203 Washington
Maguirc. Set- McGuire
MA4;i:iKE*H KKMV THEATER, Thomas Maguire pro-
prietor, 325 Bush ^
lHA4;i'IICE'S OI-KUA IIOrSE, Thomas Maimire pro-
prietor, 318 Bush -s c jiw
Mahady James, dwl 427 Shipley
Mahan Henry W., barkeeper Michael O'Brion. dwl 22
Louisa
Mahan James, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Mahan John, pdot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl cor
Mission and First
Mahan John, salesman John P. Lysett, dwl cor First and
Mission
Mahan Michael, butcher Benjamin E. Arnold, dwl cor
Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Mahan Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R.
Mahany Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Page bet Webster and
Fillmore
Mahany Timothy, laborer, dwl 368 Natoma, rear
Maharan John L., butcher Hayden & O'Brien, dwl 314
Ritch
Maharan Martin, laborer, dwl 314 Ritch
Maharrj' William, nurse City and County Hospital, dwl
Twenty-fourth bet Alabama and Columbia
Mahe , dwl 532 Pacific
Mah6 Francois (Fran^^oia MaM <£; Co.), dwl 636 Pacific
Mahe Francois & Co. {John B. Colin), liquor saloon, 636
Pacific
NAUE OrSTAVE, director and secretary French Sav-
ings and Loan Society, office 411 Bush, res San Mateo
Maheddy Mary, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Maheddv John, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
153 Third
Mahen B., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Maher , cooper, dwl 523 Post
Maher Anna (widow^, furnished rooms, 63 Jessie
Maher Cornelius, mdkman, dwl W s Baker bet Post and
Sutter
Maher Dennis, carriagepainter, dwl 68 Jessie
Maher Edward, farmhand Daniel Green, W of and nr
Ocean View House
Maher Edward, provisions and groceries, NE cor Sacra-
mento and Taylor
Maher, Frank W., dwl NE cor Sacramento and Ta3'lor
Maher Frederick, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
15 Natoma
Maher James, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 318t Ritch
Maher James, drayman George C. Johnson & Co., dwl 671
Harrison
Maher James, fireman, dwl Hinckley, bet Montgomery
and Kearny
Maher James, teamster, dwl Nebraska nr Santa Clara
Maher James F., blacksmith Frederick T. Feisel, dwl cor
Freelon and Eighth
Maher James V. (Leonard tt Af.), dwl 817 Market
Maher Jeremiah, hamessmaker, dwl 15 Natoma
Maher John, painter, dwl 552^^ Stevenson
Maher John, ropemaker, dwl NE cor Vicksbui^ and Jer-
sey
Maher John, shoemaker, dwl E s Bartol nr Broadway
Maher Joseph W., carpenter, 914 Market, dwl 730 Natoma
Maher Maria Miss, domestic James Adams, dwl 902 Miss
Maher Martin (Maher Jj Manioii), dwl 538 Minna
Maher Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Scott
and Devisadero
Maher Michael, hackdriver, dwl 721 Lombard
Maher Michael, laborer, dwl 707 Howard
Maher Michael A., shoemaker, dwl 68 Jessie
Maher Patrick, laborer, dwl 214 Prospect PI
Maher Peter F., carpenter, dwl 730J Natoma
Maher T. E. assistant pressman U. S. Mint, dwl 17J Gar-
den
Maher Thomas, dairjTnan Henry Bruns, dwl S s Gody nr
Mission
Maher Sarah Mrs., cook Protestant Orphan Asylum, dwl
W 8 Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Maher Watt, dwl 107 Chambers
Maher William, gardener Protestant Orphan Asylum, dwl
W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Maher William F., shoemaker, dwl 261 Tehama
Maher & Manion (Martin Maker and John Manion), dry
goods, 42 Fourth
Mahha Dominico, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Mahl Otto, dwl 408 Francisco
Mahler Bartlett, laborer Mohr & Kniger, dwl Fourth Av
bet M and N, South S. F.
Mahler Philip, notary public and commissioner deeds,
office SE cor Montgomery and Sac, dwl 1027 Pacific
Mahlgreen Henrj^ seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Mahlgreen John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Mahlke Louis (Triebe d- M.), dwl 1015 Washington
Mahlmann Brothers (Henry and Peter), groceries and
liquors, 229 Sixth
Mahlmaim Henry {3fahlmann 4s Brothers), dwl 229
Sixth
Mahlmann Peter {Mahlmann <t- Brothers), dwl 229 Sixth
Mahlstedt August (Mahlntedt d: Besthom), dwl 656 Minna
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds,
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Soiilh ^idL• I5u>h Sii-ect, between Moiilgomeiy and Kenrny.
K<!centl.v erected, is now open for the entertainment of the
Patron*: of the Leoritimate Drama.
The iiiiditorluni is most :ii)propriately beautilied and embellished, and the interior is provided
with every eoiivenience for the comfort of visitors, so as t.. render
this Theatre one of the most
Attractive and Commodious Houses of Amusement in the Union.
Ari-angemHiits have been entered into with several of the
jost yistittguished ||ei«bfr5 of tie fjtofrssion
OF THE ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE,
Il7t« will ninmar in Rapid Succession, Sustaltwd by a Titlenteil
€ind Efficient Stock Company,
PEN El'ERY EVEMNG.
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pricco of ^c(mb$ioiu
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THE OPERA HOUSE
North fidp Biif-h StifOt, bptwwn Slontgomory and Kt-ariiy.
THOMAS MAG VIBE, . . • PHOFIUKTOR.
This Fashionable & Popular Resort
HAS BEEN RECENTLY
CulargeiL l£iitirclu l|c)iltcil i Tmnitificrf
Aiifl i- nnw open for the amuscinenf of the pii)>lir.
CALIFOSNIA MmuiRE'8
MINST-EELS!
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The most talented ',nembers of the
F/THIOPIAN AllNSTREL 1 ROFESSIO^
Appear in a ■well selected Programme
EVERY EVENING^
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
New Stars and New Business,
Will be constantly added, sq as to secure always Novelty and Attrac-
tiveness to these Popular Entertainments.
X=x-icos of -Awca.rciissioxi. :
DRESS CIRCLE & PARQUETTE, $1.00; FAMILY CIRCLE, 50 Cts
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Mahlstedt John.houseraiser and contractor, 223 Drumm,
dwl 404 Greenwich
Mahlstedt Richard {Hontmann ((: MX dwl 9 O'Farrell
Mahlstedt & Besthom (Avgvfit Mahlstedt and George
Besthorn), house and siynpainters, 227 Post
Mahman Hugh, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl E s Cook
nr Point Lobos Av
Mahn D., painter City R. R.
Mahncken John H., bookkeeper Hardie & Fredericks,
dwl 427 Third
Mahnna Michael, laborer, dwl 931 Folsom
Mahodv James, picturedealer, dwl 427 Shipley
MLAHOCAXY tiOLO A^n SILVER MINING CO.
(Idaho), office 402 Montgomery room 1
Mahon Cecilia (widow), dwl 307 O'Farrell
Mahon Charles B., bookkeeper Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl
141 Thirteenth
Mahon Edward, milkman, dwl E s Chenery nr Fairmount
Mahon Frank {Mahon, Thomas 6: Co.), dwl 207 Powell
Mahon Frank, laborer, dwl SI Everett
Mahon Franklin, chemist, dwl 606 Elis
Mahon J., hostler N. B. and Misson R. R.
Mahon James, t^^^nemake^, dwl S s Jersey bet Diamond
and Douglas
Mahon Jeremiah J., wholesale butcher, dwl 303 Jones
Mahon John, plumber Palace Hotel
Mahon John, policeman City Hall, dwl 9Zoe
Mahon John W. , barkeeper Merchants' Exchange
Mahon M., hostler N. B. and Mission R. R.
Mahon Richard, tailor, dwl 276 Jessie
Mahon, Thomas & Co. {Frank Mahon, P. J. Thomas, aiid
Theodare E. Kull), Cosmopolitan Printing Co. , 505
Clay
Mahon W. J., pastor Methodist Episcopal Church South,
dwl 401 Taylor
Mahone George D., clerk Castle Brothers, dwl 1435 (1509)
Taylor
Mahone John, driver Lenhart & Brady, dwl 15 Sutter
Mahoney Andrew, longshoreman, dwl 657 Howard
Mahoney Bernard, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Mahoney Cornelius, contractor, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush, dwl 644 Jessie
Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, dwl 350 Brannan
Mahonej' Daniel, driver Lick House, dwl 15 Sutter
Mahoney Daniel, horseshoer, 809 Howard, dwl Bowie Av
nr Eleventh
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, dwl N s Hickory nr Oough
Mahoney Daniel, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 1127
Broadway
Mahoney Daniel, proprietor Sixth St. House, NW cor
Sixth and Br^'-ant
Mahoney Daniel, shoemaker John Sullivan, NE cor Jack-
son and Battery
Mahoney Daniel H., butcher, dwl 262 First
Mahoney Daniel J., draj-man Irvine, Harker & Co., dwl
724 Natoma
Mahoney David, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Mahoney David, real estate, dwl 1501 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, dwl 8 Allen
Mahoney Dennis, real estate, dwl 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney D. S., waiter P. B. Berges & Co., dwl SE cor
Natoma and Russ
Mahoney Elizabeth (widow), dwl 233 First
Mahoney George, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl NE cor
Dupont and Filbert
Mahoney George B., laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Mahoney Henry, salesman Luke G. Sresovich & Co., dwl
11 Clinton
Mahoney J., coalpasser stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Cto.
Mahoney J. & Bro. (Jeremiah and John), carpenters, of-
fice NE cor Kearny and Bush
Mahoney James, laborer, dwl 520 First
Mahoney James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 7
Sonoma PI
Mahoney James B., mail clerk Morning Call, dwl 662A
Brj'ant
Mahoney James D., plumber Thomas Day, dwl 415 Fil-
bert
Mahoney Jeremiah (J. Mahoney t& Bro.), dwl 425 Stev
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 124 Cedar Av
Mahoney Jeremiah A., painter, dwl cor Eighth and Har-
rison
Mahoney J. H., hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Bootz's
Hotel
Mahoney John {J. Mahoney cfc Bro.), dwl 425 Stevenson
Mahoney John, carpenter, dwl 553 Mission
Mahoney John, fireman, dwl 7 St. Charles PI
Mahoney John, fireman, dwl 238 St€uart
Mahoney John, hairdresser Dennis Lehan, dwl 718 Na-
toma
Mahoney John, rigger New City Hall, dwl 538 Howard
Mahoney John J., extraman Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D.,
dwl cor Kearny and Vallejo
Mahoney Mamie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,
dwl 1226 Sacramento
Mahoney Mary, cook Western Hotel
Mahoney Mary Mi.ss, dressmaker, dwl 431 Minna
Mahoney Mary (widow), variety store, 262 First
Mahoney Michael, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, dwl
357 First
Mahoney Michael, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Mahoney Mining Co. (Amador Co.), Louis Kaplan secre-
tary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Mahoney Patrick, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Mahoney Patrick, waiter Louis Meyer, dwl 420 Filbert
Mahoney Redmond O., assistant bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien
& Co., dwl 1155 Mission
Mahoney Stephen, gardener, dwl S s Hickory Av bet
Gough and Octavia
Mahoney Thomas, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Mahoney Thomas, driver Golden Gate Park
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, dwl 343 Jessie
Mahoney Thomas, porter U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, dwl 226 Minna
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, dwl 368 Natoma
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, dwl cor Fulton and Central
Av
Mahoney Timothy, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Mahoney William, groceries and liquors, 760 Brj'ant
Mahoney William, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 350
Brannan
Mahoney William, laborer New City Hall, dwl 136 McAl-
lister rear
Mahoney William, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison
and Bryant
Mahoney William, waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Mahony Cain, Ship Calkers* Assn, 713 Mission
Mahony Daniel, fanner and currier, Es Dolores nr Four-
teenth, dwl W s Dolores nr Fourteenth
Mahony Dennis, cutter John L. Brooks, 710 Montgomery,
dwl 1513 Polk
Mahony Honora Miss, dwl 1515 Polk
Mahony Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Mahonj' Jeremiah, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
823 Guerrero
Mahony J. H., stockbroker, office 413 California, dwl 121
Montgomery
Mahony John, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Mahony John C, cook stm Newbem Colorado S. N. Co.
Mahony Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 673 Howard
Mahony Patrick, gardener, dwl 1523 Sacramento
Mahony Patrick, mason, dwl 246 Third
Mahony Thomas (M. Keller <£■ Co.), dwl 8 Monroe
Mahony Timothy, messenger U. S. Appraiser's Store Cus-
tom House
Mahony Timothy A., teamster, dwl 938 Harrison
Mahony William P., capitalist, dwl American Exchange
Mahood John, laborer, dwl 2017 Dupont
Maiegrett Lescello, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jos6 and San Bruno roads
Maier Charies (Kohler ,i: M.), dwl 1221 Kearny
Maier George, janitor Bank California, dwl NW cor Cali-
fornia and Sanson!
Maigre D., laborer French Hospital, S s Bryant bet Fifth
and Sixth
Maik Henry, barkeeper, dwl 337 Bush
Mailand Jorgen, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Mailhes John {John Mailhes ii- Co.), dwl NE cor Dupont
and Union
Mailhes John & Co. (Santiago Sicre), bakery, NE cor
Union and Dupont
Mailhofif William, shaper Kragen & Co., dwl IS First
Mailler Alexander, wheelwTight Jean B. Arfort, dwl 150
Dupont
Maillet Peter, wheelnTight, dwl 1413 Dupont
Maillott John W., engraver W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
Dorland bet Guerrero atid Dolores
Mails Isaac, upholsterer, dwl 725 Ellis
Mails John H., compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 725 Ellis
Mails William, upholsterer William Green, dwl 725 Ellis
Mailstone William, seaman stm Orizahi
Main Alexander F., bookkeeper J. N. Vimont, res
Oakland
Main Andrew, watchmaker A. Myer, dwl 1010 Market
Main Benjamin W., laundryman, dwl W s Valencia bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
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Main Charles {Main <l- Winchesfrr), dwl Grand Hotel
Main Edward, iKtotinaker. 401 Fnlaniii
Main William W., clerk Main & Winchester, dwl Ws FiU-
iiKTubct Eddy and Kllis „ . r. rr
Mli:^ A WIX«'IIESTEK (Charles Mam, Ezra U.
WinchcHt.r, aiul Tkomaa Ji. llaycB), importers and
manufacturers saddles, harness, whips, collars, etc.,
214 and 216 Battery, factory Bcrrj' bet Fourth and
Fifth
Main. See Maj-no , , ^ . t. i i-
Mainc Henry, wellsinker, dwl N s Lombard bet Franklm
and Gouijh
I Maine John, hackman, Plaza
' Maine Lodi,'int's, Noah M. Gordon proprietor, 614 Kearny
Maiiike John, sugar refiner Gal. Suj,'ar Retinery, dwl W s
Potrero Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Mains John, carpenter, dwl (J Tay
Mains Robert, lalwrer, dwl cor Fulton and First Av
Mainwarriny George, tinsmith Loeke & Montagne
Maisch John, wood and coal, 126 Geary, dwl lOUl) Lombard
MAISO\ DOICEK, Loon Dingeou & Co. proprietors,
217 Keamv
Maison Ilenry {Dcnavraxtx .(■ M.), dwl 924 Dupont
Maison Henry A., musician, dwl 649 Clay
I Maison John'(.Vaw'<» .t Ait-^tin), dwl 1S05 Mason
I Maison Leon {Mathkii A M.), dwl 924 Dupont
I Maison Leonora (widow), dwl 061 Seventt-enth
j Maison & Austin {Joliii Maison a ndJohn Austin), oyster
I and liquor saloon, 51S Batt^rj-
I Maissner Albert, cook Hilderbraud & Hodgson, dwl 424
Dupont
Maitland D. P., clerk, dwl 315 O'Farrell
Maitland Hcnrj-, carpenter California Mills, dwl 521 How-
\ ard
I Maitland Hugh, carpenter, dwl 521 Howard
Muitlund Thnnias, barkeeper Louis Schultz, dwl SE cor
Sansom and Greenwich
[ Maitland William, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
' Miiitre Balthasar, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and
I Vallejo
. Major A. F., painter Palace Hotel
[ Majt>r Frank, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Go.
! Major Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 243 Second
Major Thomas, mate schr Emily Lunt, dwl 132 Sacramento
Makin Cornelius, pressman Benjamin F. Sterett, dwl 130S
Mission
Makin Edward B., clerk Ammon, Caspar! & Co., dwl 621
Pine
Makin John, baker, dwl 118 Gilbert
Jlakin Rohurt G. (Makin <i- Iliibback), res San Rafael
Makin iV Hubback (liabcrt G. Makin and Edward T.
JJiihbark), commission merchants, 213 Sansom
MAKINS .l.iillES i\., California Necktie Manufactory,
206 Bush, dwl 20 Tehama
Makree Nicholas (Nichulax Makree 6: Co.), dwl 738 Val-
lejo
MAKICEE N'M'HOLAS A CO. (Joseph Rogers), restau-
rant, 13 Washington
Malagamba Camillo, bookkeeper, dwl G21 Pacific, rear
Malanuy John, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Malarkey James, captain tugboat Katy, Front St. Wliarf
Malarkoy John, laborer Pacific UoIIiug MiUs, dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta
Malarkey William, broker, dwl 164 Jessie
Malatcsla Giovanni, bakerj-, 1313 Dupont
M^lutcsta John, dwl 6 Bartol, rear
Mal:itA;sta Luigi, native wines, 311 Pacific, dwl 2004 Dup
Mahitesta Nino, real-estate agent, office 515 California,
dwl 919 Stockton
Malaugh Daniel, carpenter, dwl Seventh Av ur K. South
S. F.
M;il;iy Charles, waiter, Russ House
Mal.nhn Eleanor ^widow), dressmaker, dwl 1608 Pac Av
.Mali-Mlm .lulin, third officer stm Mohongo
M.il.nliii Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 54 Third
MaUwIin Robert, porter, dwl 11 Grand PI
Maldoiiado Samuel, real estate, dwl 230 Seventh
Male George, wood and coal, SE cor Brannan and Eighth,
dwl 1419 Bush
MalO James, W4M}d and coaldealer, dwl 128 Feni Av
Malech Gustavus H., physician, office and dwl 26 Stock
Maleny Juhn, marblccutter Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
435J Clementina
Malcy Michael, groeeriea and liquors, NE eor Bush and
(•■rankhti
Maley Patrick, laborer John Hughes, dwl 25 Stevenson
Malherbe Eugene (CA. E. Sajous it Co.), dwl 10 John
Malia John, mason Palace Hotel
Malinguist George, dwl 537 Sacramento
Mall Elizabeth (widow), dwl 419 Brannan
Malladv Annie M. (widow), dwl 355 Jessie
Mallady James W., clerk James McGinn, dwl 22 Fifth
Mallan James, bookkeeper, dwl 27 Fifth Av
Mallan Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Scott and Eddy
Mallatratt James F., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 265
Clara
Mallatratt James W., entry clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl
421 Powell
Mallay William (Mallay tt Driscolt), dwl 1113 Mont
Mallay & DriscoU (^i'iltiam Mallay and Charles Driscoll),
liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo
Malldaner John, cook, dwl 204Steuart
Mallen Adela Mrs., dwl 1405 Mason
Mallery John C. Lieut. U. S. A., chief engineer Headquar-
ters Militarj' Division Pacific Department California,
office 105 Stockton, dwl 18 T\velfth
MallettJohn, miller F. D. Conro & Son, dwl Golden Eagle
Hotel
Mallett R., miller Grosh & Rutherford, dwl 236 Sutter
Malley Peter, seaman stm Orizaba
Malliiiger Peter, restaurant, Meiggs* Wharf
Malliush Herbert, machinist, dwl 742 Folsom
JIallman fYederick, laborer, dwl 113 Oregon
Mallon Arthur M., mason, dwl 720 Laguna
NALLOX JOHN, ornamental glasscutter, 19 Fremont
and 303 Mission, dwl 547 Tehama
Mallon John, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 12 Na-
toraa
Mallon MoUie Miss, tailoress Charles F. Smith, dwl 34
Minna
Mallon Owen, watchman City and County Hospital, dwl
Humboldt bet Kansas and Vermont
Mallon Patrick, brickmaker, dwl 1134 Folsom
Mallon Thomas F., contractor, dwl 1008 Green
Mallory Francis L., steward, dwl 123 Jackson
Mallon,' H. C. Mrs., janitress Hayes Valley Primary School
Mallory Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 314 Minna
Mallo!^' Thomas (colored), bathman Stable & Bemhard,
dwl St. Charles PI
Malloy Agnes Miss, ironer S. F. Laundrj', NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Malloy Fi-ank, Coopers* Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Malloy Hugh, maltster, dwl 209 Twelfth
Malloy James, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Malloy John, clerk, dwl 109 Taylor
Malloy John, coppersmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 414
Pacific
Malloy Katy A., tailoress, dwl 209 Twelfth
Malloy Maggie A., dressmaker, dwl 209 Twelfth
Malloy Mary Miss, dwl S33 Miller PI
Malloy Michael, shoemaker, dwl 819 Jessie
Malloy Patrick, drayman, dwl 232 Post
Malluy Patrick, fireman, dwl 22 Frederick
Malloy Paul, dwl NW cor Thirteenth and Howard
Jlalloy P. C, bookkeeper, dwl 109 Taylor
Malloy Tliomas, bricklayer U. S. Appraiser's Building,
dwl 21 I'\ilton
Malloy Walter, stereotjTier S. F. Chronicle, dwl SW cor
Thirteenth and Howard
Malloy. Sec Maloy, MoUoy, and Mulloy
Malm" Charles (Malm it Pamperin), dwl 318 Beale
Malm Charles A. (D. S. Martin <[■ Co.), dwl 407 Post
Malm James, foreman Abraham Waldstein,dwl 27 Fifth Av
9IAXM A rAMI*EKI\ (Charles Malm and Gustave
T. Painperin), painters and whiteners, 606 Howard
Malmgren Niles M., jeweler, dwl 1114 Taylor
Malmgren Niles P., salesman Bofer & Co., dwl 451 Jessie
MiUmy Michael, porter Occidental Hotel
Malone Alice Miss, domestic Mrs. Mary A. G. Page, dwl
4G7 Minna
Malone Arthur, laborer, dwl 707 Front
Malone Bartholemew J., carpenter, dwl 8 Dora
Malone C. A., dwl 930 Market
Malone Elizabeth (widow), baken' and fruits, 631 Fourth
Malone Frank S. (McCord ct 3/.)," dwl 70 Minna
Malone Henry, whitener Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 19
Lewis
Malone J., junkdealer, dwl 237 Jessie
MaloHe James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Malone James (Qvinn ({• M.), dwl 536 Third
Malone J. B., tailor, dwl 633 Geary
Malone Jennie H. Miss, ladies' and gents' furnishing
goods, 929 Market
Malone J. H., funiiture and bedding, 105 Fourth
Malone John, carriagesmith Brittain & Levy, dwl 16 Louisa
Malone John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co.
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Malone John, teamster John Lyons, dwl 122 Shipley
Malone J. P., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 237 Jessie
Malone Kate Miss, lodgings, 639 Mission
>! alone Lawrence, laborer, dwl 15 Tehama
Malone Lawrence J., bookkeeper, dwl 15 Tehama
Malone Martin, laborer Palace Hotel
Malone Maiy A. Mrs., dwl N s Fifteenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Malone Jliehael, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1 Austin
Malone Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 33
Louisa
Malone Nicholas, porter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 16 Clar-
ence PI
Malone Simon, laborer, dwl Mission nr Cortland Av
Malone T., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Malone Thomas, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
Malone William, carpenter, dwl 710 Folsom
Malone William, hostler Central R. R.. dwl 951 Brj-ant
Maloney , molder Union Iron Works
MiiJoney Bartholomew, t«amster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
Maloney Cliarles, compositor Cuberj- & Co. , dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
MALO\EY €OR\CLITS, proprietor United States
Hotel, 304 Beale nr Folsom
Maloney D., boilermaker Francis L Curn,-
Maloney Daniel, bookkeeper S. F. Boiler Works, dwl 308
Eleventh
Maloney Daniel, laborer, dwl 33 Jessie
Maloney David, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 2116 Van
Ness Av
Maloney Kdward, laborer, dwl 5 Central PI
Maloney Frederick J., clerk Nolan Bros., dwl 1204 Folsom
Maloney Karri', compositor Spaulding & Barto, dwl cor
Dorland and Dolores
Maloney Henry W., shipjoiner, dwl SE cor Dorland and
Dolores
Maloney James, engineer stm Orizaba
Maloney James, laborer Henrj- F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Maloney Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 120 Shijiley
Maloney Jeremiah, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Maloney J. J., extraman H. and L. Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Maloney John, blacksmith McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl N s
M bet San Jose Av and Guerrero
Maloney John, broker, dwl 129 Perrj-, rear
Malonev John, laborer, dwl W s Hampshire nr Twenty-
third
Maloney John, liquor saloon, 220 Broadway
Maloney John G., butcher, dwl 1723 Eddy
Maloney Kate Miss, domestic John Anderson, 103 Clark
Maloney Mary (widow), dwl 218 Eleventh
Moloney Matthew, helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 269
Tehama
Maloney Michael, foundrj-man, dwl 512 Mission
Maloney Michael, gardener, dwl 1723 Eddy
Maloney Jliehael, waiter Occidental Hot-el, dwl 11 Jansen
Maloney M. J., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 3 Welsh
Maloney P., molder Union Iron Works
Maloney Patrick, milkman, dwl E s Hartford bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Maloney Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 324 Tehama
Maloney Theodore, blacksmith, dwl 536 Sacramento
Malonev Thomas, barkeeper M. Brunings & Co., dwl 18
Welsh
Maloney Thomas, driver Richard Albrecht, dwl Sixth nr
Howard
Maloney William, tailor, dwl 16J- Bluxome
Maluney William, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 140 Na-
toma
Maloy Mrs. (widow), dwl W s Miller PI
Maloy John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Malpas Alfred, agent Chicago and North Western R. R.,
dwl 208 Montgomery
Malrose Kenneth, engraver W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
33 Russ
Malter George H. (Bordwell d- 3/".), dwl 408 California
Maltese Joseph, chocolatemolder Domingo Ghirardelli, dwl
1200 Keaniy
Maltman S. Mrs. , adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl N 8 Nineteenth
nr Shotwell
Maluvius John, clerk John Kabrs, SWcor First and Minna
Mahi Peter, painter, dwl 609 L^nion
Mamby Edward, boilermaker, dwl S Lick
Mamlock William, upholsterer, 954 Folsom
Mammoth Blue Gravel Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), office 37
Merchants' Exchange
Mammoth Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa and
Lake cos.), office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Mammoth Grove Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), office 318
California
Mammoth Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.), office 401
California room 4
Man Fong Co. (Chinese), restaurant, 031 Jackson
Man Lee & Co. (Chinese), teas, 709 Dupont
Man On Tong (Chinese), drugs, 945 Dupont
Man Shing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 616 Jackson
Man Wo Cheong& Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 738 Sac
Man Wo, Hing Kee & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 633 Jack
Manahan James, laborer, dwl 10 Berry
Manahan John, solicitor Howe Machine Co., dwl 560 Stev
Manahan Lack, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Manahan Michael, bootmaker Michael F. Walsh, dwl 768
Mission
Manassis Jesus, carriagemaker Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl 13
Bartol
Manaut Pierre, butcher E. Artigues & Co., dwl S s Fifth
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Manby E., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Manchester Benjamin F., calker, dwl cor Buena Vista and
Henrietta, Bernal Heights
Manchester C. E., clerk International Hotel
Manchester Isaac, foimdryman Hanscom .% Co., dwl 29
Frederick
Manchester J. B. (widow), boarding, 503 Folsom
Manchester John, lather, dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-
third and T\venty-fourth
MA>C'rSI <;., professor music and teacher vocal art,
dwl 906 Market
Mancuso Dominic, waiter James V. Nigro, dwl 209 Dup
Mandell A. H., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Manders Richard, coachman William H. Rulofson, dwl
1922 Sacramento
Manderscheid Richard, clerk Gersten berg & Bro., dwl 518
Jessie
Mandeville Alicia, actress, dwl 740 Folsom
Mande\ille Edward, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 2515
Folsom
Mandeville Frederick, messenger St. Man,''s Hospital
Mandigo Stephen, porter Charles Harley & Co., dwl 127
Jackson
Mandinich Giovanni, cook Silvester Giabotta, 332 East
Mandlebaum Arthur, clerk H. H. Noble & Co., dwl 502
Bush
Mandlebaum Francis, wholesale ■uines and liquors, 312
Sacramento, dwl 511 Van Ness Av
Mandlebaum Herbert, clerk Simon Silberstein, dwl 511
Van Ness Av
Mandlebaum Louis K., salesman Theodore Liebennan &
Co., dwl 502 Bush
Mandler John, paperhanger, 109 Sixth
Mandron Jacques, shoemaker 723 Pacific, dwl 67 Sulli-
van's Building
Mane Martin, pastry cook Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl NE
cor Washington and Dupont
Manetti Alphonse, waiter, 542 Clay
Maney John, milkman Christopher Streitbeiger, dwl NE
cor Lombard and Franklin
Manfredini Pietro, market, 323 Broadway
Mangan John L., porter 219 Front, dwl 13 Anthony
Mangan Man" Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
51S Eighteenth
Mangan Patrick, ealker, dwl 518 Eighteenth
Mangan Tliomas, carpenter Palace Hotel
Mangels Bros. (>V/cW«sa?(rfFra?iA-), groceries and liquors,
SW cor Market and Pearl
Mangels Christ^:>pher. groceries and liquors, SW cor
Stockton and Washington, dwl 807 Union
Mangels Claus {M. <l- C. Mangels a}id Spreckles ds Co.),
dwl S07 Union
Mangels Frank {Mangels Bros.), dwl SW cor Market and
Pearl
Mangels Hans M. C. {Beiucke -1- M.), dwl SWcor Clayand
Mason
Mangels Henn,- (Sfadd <t- M.), dwl NE cor Steu and Miss
Manyels Hemian, driver Albany Brewer}-, dwl 3 s Ivj- Av
bet Octavia and Laguna
Mangels John, groceries and liquors, NAV cor Sixth and
Folsom
Mangels John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Brannan and Eighth
Mangels M. & C, wholesale groceries and provisions, 211
and 213 California
Mangels Martin (M. <t C. 3fanij€ls), dwl 810 Lombard
Mangels Nicholas (Mangels £ros.), dwl SW cor Market
and Pearl
Mangels Peter, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, dwl 516 Mont
Mangen Thomas, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOKY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
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ManKcnhcrs Guido, proprietor Villa, Golden Gate Park
NW c(ir Sixth Av and h-ulton
ManK-CLt Charles (,Wam;"i' * /''l'^'"!^' ■**' V rn rtwl fl
Mant'cot Charles, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 8
Maniieot'oeorue, flovcmakcr, dwl 23 Turk rear
ManKe" & Laclin (CT«r!«- Mam/eot and Charles Dachn)
Lcksmiths and wagonmakers, HE cor Sansom and
Jackson
Manireri Stcllario, tailor, 413 Broadway ^ ^, , ,
Mant'iante Gio liatto, vegetables, 60 Colombo Market
Mangin Patrick, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Mangis (iuillaume, real estate, dwl 1123 Dupont
Mangle fhillip, upholsterer, dwl S s Fifteenth bet Shot-
Mangoiii Frederick, farmer, dwl W 8 Castro bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Mangola Domingo, fisherman, dwl 8 Sacramento
Manhattan liemard, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado,
dwl King St. House
Manhattan Fire Insurance Co. (New York), Wdham J.
Sti.ddart agent, office 215 Sansom
Manhattan House, James CornjTi propnetor, 705 and 707
M iXli'lTTAiV IIFE IXSI'R.iNC'E CO. (New York),
■ Landers K Co. general agents, office 507 Montgomery
cor Sacramento . , . , ,
Manhattan Marhle Co. of California, Louis L. Alexander
secretin', office 13 Fremont
Manhattan Sewing Machine Co. , J. C. Warren agent, office
118 Post , , „ , „
Manheim Isiiac (Haqan .(■ it. ami Dresbach, bane i- to.,
Dacuvillr, Solano Co., and Dorn, BuUard ifc Co.,
Chim, ]:idte Co.), dwl 424 Post
Manifold Salem D., trunkinaker, dwl 39 Freclon
Maiiiol .\niia (widow), tailoress, dwl S s Eleventh Ay bet
N .and P, South S. F.
Manion Bernard, laborer, dwl 612 Mission
Manioii John {Ulaher ,(■ M.), dwl .MO Minna
Manion Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Dolores Denechaud,
dwl 5.^ Minna
Manion Slichacl, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
JUiiiioii. S>e Mannion
Muiiley Bridgeman, proprietor Excelsior Straw Works, 814
Howard
Manley Francis, painter, dwl 2013 Folsom
Mauley George, glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl W 8
Mississippi bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Manlev Stephen, teamster Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl S
8 twelfth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Mann Albert W., clerk Sather & Co., dwl 23 Stockton
Mann Alexander, cigars and tobacco, 232 Montgomery,
dwl SU3 Folsom
Mann Alexander, machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl OS
Shipley
Mann Azro Levi, teacher Boys' High School, dwl N 8
Twenty-fourth nr Howard
Mann B. F"., engineer, dwl American Exchange
Mann Charles H., manager C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 1320
Mission
Mann C. N. Mrs., private boarding, 1104 Market
Mann Frank, baker Balthaser Stumpf, dwl 226 Pacific
Mann Fi-ank, barkeeper, dwl 917 Saci-amento
Mann George, drj-.goods dealer, dwl 240 Jessie
Mann George, mason Palace Hotel
Mann George Allison, porter California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 1 Dikeman PI
Mann George S., merchant, dwl 31 South Park
Mann Gettrge S., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Mann Henry R. (Uutchinmn, M. d- Smith), dwl 116 Turk
Mann Israel D., patternmaker, dwl 11 Kearny
Mann J. C, laborer Machinery Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 429 liryant
Mann Jeremiah J. {Smith ,0 M.), dwl 303 Jones
Mann John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 122^
Welsh
Mann John, livery stable, 918 Geary
Mann Joseph C, machinist, dwl 227 Second
Mann Lester, miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl 18 Minna
Mann Levi, Ixiokkeeper C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl N 8
Twenty-fourth nr Howard
Mann Lewis E. , smutter Horace Da%is & Co., dwl 18 Mill
Mann P. H., plumber Palace Hotel
Mann Robert, upholsterer California Fxirniture Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 278 Jessie
Mann Russell, maehinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 741
Market
Mann Samuel A., attorney at law, dwl 20J Kearny
Mann Samuel J., with Smith & Mann, dwl 617 Mission
Mann Samuel S. (Flanagan A M.). dwl 26J Kearny
Mann Simon, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway W harl
Mann S. J. Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,
dwl 617 Mission
Mann Thomas, eattledealer, dwl 617 Mission
Mann Thomas R., collector Bush & Milne, dwl 10 Taylor
Mannarick Fmnk, laborer, dwl 12 William
Mamie Louis, peddler, dwl Dupont bet Bdwy and Pacific
Manner James, bookkeeper Heynemann & Co., dwl 2112
Powell
Manner S. T. , conductor City E. R. , dwl Mission bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Mannev M., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Mannie Marcel, chief engineer Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Ame-
lia Broadway Wharf, res East Oakland
Manning Alfred H., Oyster Grotto, 428 Pine, dwl 10 Cen-
tral PI „.„,_,
Manning A. M. Miss, principal Market St. Primary School,
dwl NW cor Bush and Stocktim
Manning Charies, dwl 717 Howard „ j , „ „ ,
Manning Cornelius, laborer Jeremiah Browell, dwl 6 Cal-
houn, rear ... m_ ^
Manning David, carpenter, dwl Hampshire bet Twenty-
second and Twentv-tbird
Manning Dennis R., molder Savage & Son, dwl 30 Jessie
Manning Francis, carpenter, dwl Bryant bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth, Bemal Heights
Manning George, physician, office and dwl 655 Howard
Manning H. C, capitalist, office 424 Montgomery, dwl 122
Manning" Henry, poultryman Auradou &Tort«ll, dwl 1712
Dupont
Manning Henry J., fruits and restaurant, 668 and 670
Howard
Manning J. A., plasterer Palace Hotel, res West Oakland
Manning James M., barkeeper Golden Gate Driving Park,
dwl S s Geary bet Buchanan and Webster
Manning Jeremiah, junkdealer, dwl 2011 Dupont
Manning Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Hickory Av nr
Gough
Manning John, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., dwl 606J Stev
Manning John, musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 646 Cal
Manning John F., porter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1006
Natoma
Manning John M., painter Palace Hotel, dwl 660 Howard
Manning Joseph, carrier S. F Chronicle, dwl 1324 Pacific
Manning Joseph G., printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 32
Tyler
Manning Julia Miss, dressmaker, 414 O'Farrell
Manning M. Mrs., nurse, dwl 313 Folsom
Manning Manuel G., laborer, dwl 5 WTiite
Manning Margaret E. (widow), news depot, SE cor Jack-
son and Kearny, dwl 1311 Pacific
Manning Matthew, brakeman Southern Pac. R. E., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Manning Michael, driver, dwl 26 Everett
Manning Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Manning Michiiel, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Manning Michael, shoemaker, dwl 766 Mission, rear
Manning M. P., carrier Alta California, dwl 1311 Paciflo
Manning Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Manning Patrick, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 903
Folsom
Manning Thomas, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., 719
Market
Manning Thomas, laborer, dwl 620 Mission
Manning Thomas, plumber, 260 First
Manning Thomas, stevedore, dwl 424 Vallejo
Manning Thomas B., foreman William P. Lambert, dwl
928 Mission
Manning W., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Manning William, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 317 Tehama
Manning William, teamster, dwl SW cor Seventh and
Railroad avs. South S. F.
Manning William A., carpenter Joshua B. Morton, dwl E
8 Chattanooga nr Twenty-second
Mannion Daniel, carpenter, dwl E s Hampshire bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Mannion James, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co.
Mannion Patrick, teamster, dwl W a Eighth bet Harrison
and Bryant
Mannion. See Manion
Mannix John (Maunix <t Connors), dwl 16 Hawthorne
Mannix John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 173 Minna
Mannix Julia Miss, tailoress, dwl 18 Sherwood PI
Mannix Michael, hostler 709 Jones, dwl 203 Post
Mannix Patrick, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 18 Sherwood
PI
Mannix Thomas, plasterer, dwl 18 Sherwood PI
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN & CO., California Mark .
C. p. VAU SCHAACK k CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Mannix William, plasterer, tlwl 18 Sherwood PI
Mannix William, plasterer, dwl 133 Tehama
MA>'\'L¥ A 4'0.\.\0KS (John Mannix and John R.
Connors), liquor saloon, 23U Montgomery-
Manny , confectioner, dwl S16 Dupont
Manor James H., clerk Crane 4: Brisrham, dwl 821 How
Manrow John P., real estate, office 430 Montgomerj-, dwl
NE cor Chestnut and Larkin
Mans Amedee {Mans d- Sfaiuie), dwl 114 Vii^iiua
Mans Matthew, carpenter, dwl 110 Fourth
Mans & Staude (.4 DK'A'f Mans and John Staude), gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Paciflc and Virginia
Manshach David, ladies' trimmings, 214 Post
Mansherj- L. E., watchmaker, dwl 348 Fourth
M.4ASELL FREDEKICK, ornamental and signpaint-
er, 423 Pine
Mansell M., foreman track laborers Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Fourth and Townsend
Mansfeldt Hugo L., teacher music, dwl 313 Hyde
Mansfield Charles, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1621
Clay
Mansfield Dudley, waiter Montgomery Hotel, 229 Second
Mansfield Gilbert, waiter Montgomery Hotel, 229 Second
Mansfield Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado County, Cal.), of-
fice 531 California room 1
Mansfield G. Stanley, salesman Kohn & Goldsmith, dwl
232 Turk
Mansfield H., clerk Bachman Bros., dwl 394 McAllister
Mansfield H. H.. carpenter George W. Swan & Co., dwl E
s Sixth bet Folsom and Harrison
Mansfield James, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Perry
Mansfield J. H.. laborer, dwl 117 Sixth
Mansfield Joseph (ManstU-td i- Hess), dwl 128 Kearny
Mansfield Mayer, merchant, dwl 394 McAllister
Mansfield Richard C, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 788
Harrison
Mansfield Thomas, laborer Oakland Ferry, dwl 111 Vallejo
Mansfield William F., teamster Elliot & Bro., dwl 1423
Geary
Mansfield" & Hess (Joseph Mansfield and Andrew J.
Bess), wines and liquors. 130 Kearny
Mansiet Jean, carpenter, dwl 20 Card Alley
Mansir Henry Clay, photographer George D. Morse, dwl
407 Mason
Manson Homer Captain, bark architect, pier 5 Steuart
Manson James, blacksmith, 119 Beale, rear, dwl 311 Bry-
ant
Manson John S., real estate, office 206 Front, dwl 720
Broadway
Mansur Joseph, merchant, dwl 703 Market
Mantel Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 436 Green
Mantel Henry, cutter Joseph Bros., dwl 816 Powell
Mantel Michael, cabinetmaker CaL Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 132 Seventh
Mantell Ferdinand, bookkeeper Charles Bernard, dwl 227
Chestnut
Manter E. P. (Houghton & N.), dwl NE cor Scott and
Lombard
Manton , Miss, dressmaker, dwl 864 Mission
Manton John, expressman, dwl 13 Clinton
Mantz Frederick, upholsterer, dwl lis Valparaiso
Mantz Frederick Jr., upholsterer, dwl 118 Valparaiso
Manuel Frederick, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Manuel George, cook, dwl 619 Pacific
Manuel Joseph, boatman, dwl Oriental Hotel
Manuel Manvel, barber, dwl 601 Miima
Manuel Richard, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Manuel Rupert, clerk Henry E. Highton, dwl 422 Fulton
Manz August, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 1523
Leavenworth
Manzer Lonson M., dwl 341 Biyant
Manzoni Spirito, canvasser, dwi 302 Montgomery
Maple David, driver Central R. R., dwl Brannan nr Sixth
Mara Giovanni, operatic artist, dwl 420 Powell
Mara Michael R., drayman Brittan,Holbrook& Co., dwl722
Clementina
Marabello John, laborer, dwl S 8 Bush bet Larkin and
Hyde
Marady John, shoemakc-, dwl 153 Third
Maraliano Luigi, fisherman, dwl 14 Washington
Maran Patrick, bricklaver, dwl 405 Natoma
Maranell James, waiter 112 Kearny, dwl SW cor Eddy
and Buchanan
M.4R.\Ml'HI AKTHOVr ReT„ treasurer St. Ignatius
College. 841 Market
Marasco !>., marblepolisher Michael Heverin
Marasky William, foreman Laundry Grand Hotel
Marassich Leon, fisherman, Clav St. Wharf
ManLssich P., fisherman, Clav St. \\'harf
<I"!" ^l ^',"- <^'"'' ^- ''^ Postwjffice, dwl 1019 Cal
Marb e Charles H., superintendent Market St. R. R
Marble Frank, driver S. F. Laundrj-. dwl 135 Haves
Marble Frederick, laborer, dwl 815 Ellis
Marble James M., plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Marl) e John (Farley ,(■ Co.), dwl 406 Paciflc
Marble Ohver J., hostler Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
82 i Market
Marcel Pierre, poultry dealer, dwl 2204 Taylor
Marceli Steffano, waiter N. Oiamboni & Co., 519 Clav
Marcelm A. (Marcelin i- Co.), dwl 11 Trinity
Marcclin Edward, cook 627 Cotmnercial
Marcelin & Co. (A. Marcelin ami Bernard Oalla). flo-
rists, 11 Trinity "
Marcello Santo, fisherman, dwl 210 Clay
Marcellus George W., foreman D. A. Macdonald & Co
dwl 706 Folsom
Marcellus. See Marsellus
March Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
March Charles E., carpenter Richard H. Orton, dwl 437
Brannan
March C. R., sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co
M.arch Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1806 Taylor
March Honore («idow), dwl 1 Simpson PI
March James, seaman stm California
March John, confectioner Lick House, dwl 825 Post, rear
March Louis, seaman, dwl 30 Washington
March Michael, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Twenty-third
and Guerrero
March. See Marsh
Marchand Constant (Croee <t M.). dwl 1018 Stockton
Marchand Desire Charles, assaver, dwl 619 Eddy
Marchand E., restaurant, 325 Dupont
Marchand Fortune Mme., dressmaker, 828 Washington
Marchand Joseph, wooddealer, Larue's \Vharf, dwl 415
Fremont
Marchand Victor, laborer Occidental Hotel, dwl 235 Stev
Marchant Charles, laborer, dwl 415 Fremont
Marehant Christian, market, W s Fillmore bet Sacramento
and California
March.ant George H., upholsterer Cooke & Smith, dwl 140
Clara
Marchant Is.a.ac, gardener Laurel Hill Nursery, NE cor
Bush and Central Av
Marchant John. composit<jr S. F. Director)', dwl 326 San
Marchant W. R. F., workman Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 437 Minna
Marcht5 John, teamster, dwl 1714 Dupont
Marchebout Victor, upholsterer P. Th&is. dwl 1117 Dup
Marcher James J. (Gray J: M,), dwl 115 Geary
Marehese Peter, tailor, dwl 2 Oak
Marchetich Luke, fisherman, dwl Clay
Marchini Gaetano, grocer, dwl 3 Sherwood PI
Marchini Mariano, liquor 8.aloon, NW cor DaiTS and
Washingt^m, dwl 951 Howard
Marchoda Joseph, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Marcinkowski Joseph, tailor Henry Steil, dwl 547 Mission
Marcius Henrj*, miner, dwl 1123 Dupont
Marcksen Johannes, seaman, dwl 19 Hinckley
Marco F., dwl 1403 Stockton
Marcos Francis, salesman Luke G. Sresovich & Co., dwl
Pacific nr Powell
Marcou Andoxea Mme., laundry, 517 Green
Marcou Claudius, laundryman.'dwl 517 Green
Marcucei Domingo, deputy sheriff, dwl 1780 Folsom
Marcus Abram (.S. 0. Alexander <i- Co.), res New York
Marcus C. H. George (Georije Marcus A: Co.), dwl 932 Pine
Marcus Emma C. Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar
School, dwl 535 Post
HARCII^ (lEORUE at CO. (C. H. George Marcus)
importers and commission merchants and general
agents Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co. of Hamburg,
office 304 California
Marcus Gustavo, bookkeeper California Jewelry Co., dwl
421 Stockton
Marcus Harris, clothing, 414 Sacramento, dwl 1238 Fol
Marcus Morris, clerk John Mel & Sons, dwl .535 Post
Marcus Siegfried, stationer}' and cigars, 638 Market, dwl
44 Third
Marcuse .\braham. foreman 21^Battery, dwl 823 Filbert
Marcu.se Felix, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 813 Pacific
Marcuse Henn,-, baker, dwl 10 Zoe
Marcuse Hyman L., stationery, toys, and fancy goods,
1316 Stock-ton
Marcuse Morris, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co., dwl
1512 Bush
Marcussen Frederick, cook Christian Hansen
Marcy Miss, dre-ismaker, dwl 785 Folsom
ilarcy Jules G., plumber, 804 Washington, dwl 731 Pine
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Paoifio Coast,
B. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Betail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
iMarcv William G. (Levi Markley ct Co.), dwi 1121 Ellis
M;inl' EuK'ene. cook, dwl 136 Fern Av, rear
Manlolct Antoine, architect, dwl 708 Commercial
Marden Charles, clerk Towiisend St. Depot Central Pacific
K. R., dwl 116 Dora
Marden Decatur, hardware, 642 Fourth, dwl 761 Harrison
Marden E. D. driver F. L. Such & Co., dwl W s Twenty-
fifth bet Diamond and Douj^las
niAltOLK IRA, coffee and spice mill and proprietor
Aztec Co., 212 Sacramento, dwl SE cor Leavenworth
and Francisco
Marden Robert A. {Marden d- Brodeck). dwl 21 Park Av
Marden William L., sole-leathercutter I. M. Wentworth
Jt Co., d«l 20Pa^'e
Marden & Brodeck (Robert A. Marden and Henry B.
lirodrck), photographers, 28 Third
Mare Daniel, laborer, dwl 1G3J Jessie
Mare Philipp, coremaker William T. Garratt, dwl 10 So-
nora PI
Marechal Jacques, laborer Leon Dinpreon &Co., dwl 736 Pac
Mary^an Juhn, machinist, dwl 519 Mission
MarfrAnn Joseph, laborer Palace Hotel
Martr-uiti G. B., gardener cor Market and Fifteenth,
ttuss House
Mar^'etson F. G. J., clerk Consolidated Tobacco Co., dwl
Ma^^';^^lf A. William, stableman Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl
SW cur Leavenworth and Jackson
Maryirraf Charles, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 679
Mission
Marffgraf Joseph, cabinetmakerCalifomiaFumitiu-e Man-
i^acturingCo., dwl 679 Mission
Martrgraf Joseph Jr., molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 733
Market
Marprut Constant, bootmaker Louis Adler, dwl NE cor
Stockton and Broadway
Marh Tliomaa, barkeeper, dw] 813 Stockton
Mari Stefano, laborer, dwl 5 Hodges PI
Maria Manuel, steamboatman, dwl SW cor Drumin and
Oregon
Mariani Angclo, bootmaker A. Caselli, dwl Ohio nr Bdvry
Mariani George, salesman, dwl 18 Stockton
Mariani Giacomo, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Mariani Guiuseppe D., hardware, crockery, etc., 1006 Du-
pont, dwl 1014 Stockton
Mariani Stephen, clerk, dwl 835 California
Maricieh Andrew, restaurant, 9 Mission, dwl 311 East
Marifich Lucas, fisherman, dwl 311 East
Maricieh Philip, fisherman, dwl 311 East
Maricieh Prosper, fisherman, dwl 311 East
Marico Vitn, laborer, dwl NE cor Army and Sanchez
MAKI\ rorXTY WATER CO., WUham T. Coleman
president, office 203 California
Marin J. B., upholsterer L. Pouzadoux& Co., dwllO Carlos
PI
RFarin il., conductor Market St. R. R.
Marina E. J. de SU (/. Glazier <fc Co.), dwl 318 Pine
Marina .Iosei)h de Sta, stockbroker, office 409 California.
dwl 1212 Turk
Marincovich John, carpetlaver. dwl 420 Jackson
MARINE lEOARD SA\ FRAN4 IStO, Ezekiel B.
Vreeland secretan', office 302 Davis
]MAR1\E i;OAKI» INDER WRITERS, Caspar T.
Hopkins secretary', office 313 California
MARI.VE UOSI'lt.iX IT. S., cor Mission and Fif-
teenth
HARIKE nOSPITAI. r. S. (New), Government Res-
ervation Mountain Lake
Mariner D. M., conductor Central R. R., dwl 402 Sixth
Mariners' Home, Thomas Chandler proprietor. 504 and
506 Oavia
Marini N., gardener, E 8 Railroad Av Bay View. South
S. F. ^ >
Marini Nicola, vegetables, 5 Colombo Market
Marino Marciana (widow), dwl 8 Card Alley
Mariun John S., dwl NW cor Davis and Washington
Marion Martin, cartnian, dwl 10 Bryant Av
Miiri.m (Kvcn, butcher Henry Hickson, dwl 550 Mission
MAItlO\ SAMI'EL, Com Exchange Saloon, 12 Clay
dwl NW cor Da\i8 and Washington *
Marion lliomas. laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
Marion Washington (George T. Manly <t CoX dwl 206
Hyde
Mariott A., contractor, dwl 1006 Clay
Mariott c:herubine. bootmaker Wilham Fritsch, dwl E s
Mission bet T^venty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Mariutt« N()tl, cl\il and mechanical engineer, office 30''
Montpomerj- room 23, dwl 116 Turk
Manpowa Land and Mining Co. of California, office 401
Cahfoniia mom 7
Maris Jane (widow), dwl 661 Minna
Marisco Joseph, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Marjeson Alonzo, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Cential
Pacific R. R., dwl 139 Silver
Markart Nicholas, painter, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Markel Amos, carrier Evening Post, dwl 528 Pine
Markel H., cirrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 528 Pine
Markel Rufus C, carrier Evening Post, dwl 528 Pine
MARKET REVIEW (weekly), John H. Carmany & Co.
publishers and proprietors, office 409 Washington
MARKET ST. RAILW.4V CO., J. L. WQcutt secre-
tary', Charles H. Marble superintendent, general office
NE" cor Fourth and Townsend room 68
MARKET ST. RAILWAY CO.*S RECEITER*^
OFFICE, 53S Market
MARKET ST. WHARF, foot of Market
Markey Bessie Miss, seamstress, dwl 125 Sansbm
MarkeV fYank, foreman Spanish Cigar Maakera' Union,
dwl 6 Pollard PI
Markey Hugh W., hame^smaker, 420 Hayes
Markey Owen, cari>enter, dwl SW cor Church and Twen-
ty-fourth
Markey Philip, salesman Schmitt, Greenebaum »fc Co., dwl
112 Third
Markey Richard, papemiler D. Hicks & Co., dwl 6 Reed
MarkgTdf Leoprdd, drayman, dwl W 8 Devisadero bet
Gearj' and Post
Markgraff Leopold, lamplighter S. F. Gas Ijght Co., dwl
d'Farrell bet Steiner and Pierce
Markhara Caroline Miss, dwl 221 Austin
Markham John, cutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
242J Clara
Markham Patrick, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
Markley Frank, jeweler Bujannoff & Bahraan, dwl 640
Howard
Markley Levi (Levi Markley d- Co.), dwl 1121 Ellis
Markley Le\i & Co. (William G. Marcy), produce and
commission merchants, 302 Davis
Markman Chistian, laborer, dwl 21 Caroline
Marks Abraham, agent, dwl 209 Liedesdorff
Marks Abraham, merchant, dwl 1402 Powell
Marks Adolph, dry goods, 1022 Dupont
Marks Adolph, tailor 614 California, dwl 1402 Powell
Marks Albert C., clerk, dwl 825 Green
Marks August, cutter. 506 Commercial, res Alameda
Marks B., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Marks Benus, broker, dwl 1412 Bush
Marks Bernhard, shoecutter Marks & Leviusky, dwl 260J
Clara
Marks Charles, bakerj', 221 Eighth
Marks Charles, clerk John G. lis, dwl 825 Green
Marks Da\id, bookkeeper, dwl 3 Dikeman PI
Marks Da^^d. clerk, dwl 317 Powell
Marks David R., clerk Mrs. S. Marks, dwl 26 Everett
Marks E., peddler, dwl 509 Washington
Marks Edmund, general broker, 416 Montgomery, dwl
441 Eddy
Marks Eli, stockbroker, office 419 Cal, dwl 318 Sutter
Marks Elizabeth (widow), dwl 825 Green
Marks Emil {Louis Marks d: Bro.), dwl 451 Natoma
Marks Ernestina Mrs., crockery and glassware, 1417 Stock
Marks Frederick, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Marks Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Pacific, dwl 816 Green
Marks GustAve, clerk Jacob AA'arshawski. dwl 831 Cal
Marks Harris, glazier, dwl 724 Union, rear
Marks Henrj-, clothing, 24 St^uart
Marks Henrj^ stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Marks Henry, tailor and clothing, 536 Commercial, dwl
639 Vallejo
Marks Isaac, machinist Ferdinand B. Schoenstein, dwl
939 Market
Marks Isaac B., real-estate agent, dwl 2 Brenham PI
Marks J. A., salesman Marks & Co., dwl 15 Taylor
Marks Jacob, clerk, dwl 317 Powell
JIarks Jacob, clerk, dwl 419 Green
Marks Jacob, clerk, dwl 703 Market
Marks Jacob, peddler, dwl 1032 Folsom
Marks Jesse E., foreman John S. Bowman & Co., dwl 419
Green
Marks John, cattlebuyer, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Marks Juhn J. (Joh7i J. Marks d- Co.), dwl SW cor Haight
and Pierce
Marks John J. & Co., shipchandlers, 58 Clay
Marks Joseph (Marks d: Co.), dwl 15 Tavlor
MARKS JOSEPH, secretary Ophir Silver Mining Co.,
office 419 California, dwl Lick House
MOEGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market
J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Marks Joseph, stevedore A. C. Freese
Marks Joseph M., salesman P. Mish & Son, dwl 26 Everett
Marks Levi, merchant, dwl 406 Sixth
Marks Louis {Louis Marks Ji- Bro.). dwl 939 Market
Marks Louis, chickenranoh, cor L^tah and El Dorado
Marks Louis, drajiuan E. GJoslinsky & Co., dwl 606 Fell
Marks Louis, peddler, dwl ill Yirtrinia
Marks Louis, trader, dwl S09 Washington
Marks Louis & Bro. {Emil Mark^i), stoves and tinware,
939 Market
Marks Marcus, manufacturer oil clothing^ 52 Clay, dwl
551 Stevenson
Marks Michael, peddler, dwl 247 Clara
Marks Montage, upholst-erer, dwl 3*2 Rausch
Marks Morris, dry goods, 450 Third
Marks Nathan, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Marks S. Mrs., millinen.-, 106 Third, dwl 26 Everett
Marks Samuel, brewer, dwl N s Folsom bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Marks Samuel, clerk, dwl 463 Clementina
Marks Samuel, merchant tailor, 41 Jackson, dwl 106 Jack
Marks Samuel, tailor, 809 Washington
Marks Saul, merchant, dwl 613 Post
Marks Simon, peddler, dwl 31T Ritch
Marks Simon, stockbroker, dwl 140S Bush
Marks Solomon {Marks <C- Levinsky), dwl 406 Sixth
Marks Thomas, shirtmaker, dwl 502 Bush
Marks William, fireman, dwl 1123 Dupont
Marks & Co. (Jofieph Marks), auctioneers. 604 California
Marks & Darrow Quartz Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), office
419 California room 5
Marks & Levinsky {Solojnmi Marks and Mark Levinsky),
shoe manufacturers, 523 Market
Marks. See Marx
Markson Philip A., clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 603 Pine
Markwalder Anna Mrs., lodgings, lOOi Second
Markwalder Herman, barkeeper Dennis B. Define, dwi
100^ Second
Markwardt John, watx;hman Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 12
\Miite PI
Marky Bridget Mrs., lodgings, 224 Fourth
Marky Patrick, boatman, dwl N s Chambers nr Da\is
Marlatt James, master mariner, dwl 424 Fremont
Marlette S. H., civil engineer, dwl 120G Market
Marliere HjT>polite (P. G. Somps d- Co.), dwl 827 Vallejo
Marlin J. D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Marlon John, laborer, dwl 12 Natoma
Marlow Terrence, seaman, dwl 233i Perry
Maxlow Thomas J., barkeeper Tim'othy Connolly, dwl 41
Jessie
Mamell Kate (widow), groceries and hquors, SW cor Eddy
and Buchanan
Maron Barney, laborer Thompson Bros., dwl N s Mission
nr Third'
Maron Cornelius, whitener JohnG. Garfield
Maron. See Marron
Maroney Mrs., seamstress, dwl 533 Sacramento
Maronev Dennis, laborer Construction Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 11 Oak
Maroney John, driver Omnibus R. R.
Maroney John, laborer, dwl IS Freelon
Maroney John, laborer, dwl 763 Brannan
Maroney John, laborer, dwl W s Georgia nr Sierra
Maroney Mathew% helper MojTiihan & Aitken, dwl 516
Howard
Maroney Pet-er, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 132 First
Maroney Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Maronej'. Sec Moroney
Marony Cornelius, laborer Palace Hotel
Marony William, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R.
R. , cor Fifth and Townsend
Marple William L.. artist, studio 330 Pine room 39, dwl
811 Van Ness Av
Marquand Henrj- A. , compositor Women's Co-operative
Union, res East Oakland
Marquard Adolph {WiUiam Bo/er & Co.), dwl 610 Sacra-
mento
Marquard D. F., grocer, dwl 903 Clay
Marquard Ernst, clerk, dwl 619 Pacific
Marquard Fritz, grocer, dwl S15 Stocktcm
Marquardsen Ernest H. J., bookkeeper Frederick A.
Dierck. dwl 160 New Montgomery
Marquardt Frederick, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 209
Leidesdorff
Marquardt John G. Rev., pastor Emanuel EvangeUst
Church, dwl 538 Jessie, rear
Marquart John Henrj', laborer, dwl cor Michigan and
Sierra
Marquart Nick (Xieholas <fr M.), dwl 217 Stevenson
TUARQIiE F.MILE, editor Courrier de San Francisco,
office 536 Clay, dwl 1904 Dupont
Marques Miguel, special policcnian. dwl 1 Union PI
Marquett John G. H., salesman Davis Bros., dwl Overland
House
Marquez Francisco, cigarmaker, dwl 6 Pollard PI
Marquis , laborer Union Iron Works
Marquis Hirsch, bellhanger and brassfinisher, 8 Polk Lane
Marquis John, architect, 204 Montgomen,-, dwl 1226 Eddy
Marquis John W., clerk John Marquis, dwl 1226 Eddy
Marra Tliomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Marrack Robert M., bookkeeper Mason & Co., dwl 562
Minna
Marras , dwl 420 Powell
Marratt William M., clerk George M. Grant & Co., dwl
103 First
Marray John, boilermaker, dwl 1502 Leavenworth
Marren Henr>-, painter California Furniture Co., dwl 115
Second
Marrin James, laborer, dwl 215 Stevenson
Marrin J . W. , chimney-mantelsetter I. T. Milliken, dwl
224 Post
Marriner Andrew, clerk, dwl 462 Natoma
Marriner John V., dwl 506 Third
Marriner Rufus K., attorney at law, office 531 California
room 3, dwl 110 Mason
HABRIOTT FREDERICK, editor and proprietor
San Francisco News Letter, California China Mail,
California Mail Bag, etc., office 607-615 Merchant,
dwl 2307 Jones
Marriott Frederick Jr., bookkeeper Frederick Marriott,
dwl 2307 Jones
Marriott John, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de Gama
Marron Dora Miss, tailoress Morris Wolf, dwl S Green
Marron Frank F., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 422 Shipley
Marron James, laborer Palace Hotel
Marron John H., plasterer, dwl S s Eighteenth bet San-
chez and Noe
Marron John T., plasterer, dwl 422 Shipley
Marron John W., painter, dwl 422 Shipley
Marron Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Marron Owen, laborer Palace Hotel
Marron Patrick, plasterer, dwl N s Bush bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Marron Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Marrvatt James, barkeeper, dwl 331 Montgomery
Mars" James Andrew {Cali/ornia Assay Office), dwl 1206
Market
Mars John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerv, dwl 1131 Har
Marschault Mary Mrs., dwl 421 Powell
Marschhausen Charles, barkeeper C. H. Meyer, dwl 110
Taylor
Marsden Anna M. (widowl, furnished rooms, 734^ How
Marsden Henry, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 530
Third
Marsden James, engineer Snow* & May, dwl 734^ Howard
Marsellas George W., foreman D. A. Macdonald &Co., dwl
706 Folsom
MABSELU'S EDWIX P., U. S. marshal, office 5 U.
S. Court Building, dwl 1406 Van Ness Av
Mareh Albert, policeman City Hall, dwl 1208 Jackson
Marsh Albert, teamster, dwl Mission nr T\venty-second
Marsh Andrew J., official short-hand reporter Fifteenth
District and U. S. Courts, office S Montgomery Av
third floor rooms 7 and 8, dwl 2444 Howard .
Marsh E. B., capitalist, office 434 Mont, res Oakland
Marsh Frank, boilermaker, dwl 239 Fremont
Marsh Frank, clerk 312 Clay, dwl 2305 Jones
Marsh George H., machinehand William B. Bradburj-,
dwl 420 Second
Marsh George S., watchman William B. Bradbury, dwl
420 Second
Marsh Har\-ey F., dentist William S. Davis, dwl 420 Sec
Marsh Henry, teacher music, dwl 2305 Jones
Marsh Henry F., agent eastern manufactm-ers and dealer
dve stuffs, chemicals, etc., 316 Clay, res San Rafael
Marsh James, dwl 16 O'Farrell
Marsh John, waiter Philip Donoho, dwl 222 Tehama
Marsh John, wood and coal, 128 Gearj', dwl 1015 Lomb
Marsh John B., agent Barnard's Express, 719 Da^ns, dwl
411 Post
Marsh John B. Mrs., dressmaker. 411 Post
Marsh Nathaniel F., drayman Hooker & Co., dwl 413
Braiman
Marsh R. G., actor, dwl 516 Bush
Marsh Stephen H., professor music, dwl 2427 Larkin
Marsh Truss Co., Bogert & Caldwell managers, office 513
Montgomerj'
Marshall , dwl 614 Kearny
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOHY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Marshall Alexander, bootmaker, dwl 619 Natoma
Marshall Archibald, salesman 715 Market, dwl 1523 Lenv
Marshall /Vrthur, livery stable and riding aeademy, S39
Clay
Marshall Brothers (John and Joseph), milk dairy, 6 White
Marshall Carrie (widow), dwl 314 Fremont
Marshall C. H., carjienter Palace Hotel
Marshall David P., inspector lamplighters S. F. Gas Light
Co., dwl SE cor Fifth and Howard
Marshall Edward, laborer, dwl E s Illinois nr Napa
M:irshall Eliza (uidow), dwl 520 Sixth
Marshall Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1523 Leavenworth
Marshall Ezekiel L., master mariner, dwl (iOG Guerrero
Marshall George, bootblack, 547 Clay, dwl cor Stone and
Virginia
Marshall George, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Marshall George, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway Wharf
Marshall George, hay and grain. 842 and 844 Howard
Marshall George, laborer, dwl 727 Minna, rear
Marshall George W., tinner AJexander Hoy, dwl 1310 Val-
lejo
Marshall Henrj-, barkeeper Blackburn & Fallon, dwl 14
St. Mary
Marshall Henrj', cashier and deputy county tax collector,
res Oakland
Marshall Horatio S., gas engineer California Theater, dwl
333 OTarrell
Marshall Isabella J. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Emma Small,
dwl 1007 Folsom
Marshall James D., shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
S s Oak bet Buchanan and Webster
Marshall James H., special policeman, dwl 12J Langton
Marshall J. L., plasterer, dwl 532 Howard
Marshall J. M., mason Palace Hotel
Marshall John {Marshall Bros.), dwl 1717 Hyde
Marshall John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., res
Oakland
Marshall John, clerk Holbrook & Chester
Marshall John, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 24J
Howard Court
Marshall John, laborer, dwl 35 Fifth Av
Marshall John C. (colored), cooper, dwl 17 Fourth
Marshall Joseph (Marshall Bron.), dwl 5 WTiite
Marshall Joseph (Williams <£■ M.), dwl E s Bartol nr Bdwy
Marshall Joseph, oysterdealer, SE cor Dupont and Sutter,
dwl 6 Graham PI nr Union
Marshall Joseph L., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Franklin
House
Marshall Joseph R., miner, dwl 227 Second
Marshall Joseph S. (Amlersmi .(■ 3/.), dwl 6 Graham PI
Marshall Joseph W., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., dwl
513 OTarrell
Marshall Lenn, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 432
Natoma
Marshall LeWn, tailor, dwl 432 Natoma
Marshall Lindsey P., attorney at law, office 604 Merchant
Marshall Louis, cook, dwl 3 Emmet PI
Marshall M., deckhand Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Amelia,
Broadway Wharf
Marshall Margaret (widow), dwl 1030 Pine
Marshall Nicholas, salesman A. Paladini, dwl Stockton
bet Pacific and Broadwav, rear
Marshall B. C, laborer Padflc Rolling MUls. dwl cor
Shasta and Michigan
Marshall Richard, waiter stm William Taber, Market St
Wharf
Marshall Richard D., clerk John T. Berry, dwl 2 Scotland
Marshall Robert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Marshall Robert, seaman, dwl 541 First
Marshall Robert, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Marshall Samuel A., producedealer, dwl 5 Cleaveland
Marshall Sarah (widow), dwl 24 Oak Grove Av
Marshall Thomas, machinist, dwl 13 Leroy PI
Marshall Thomas, spinner Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills
dwl E a Alabama bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth '
Marshall Truman, hostler Philip Morshead.dwl 850 How
Marshall Uttley, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorv
dwl North Point bet Polk and Larkin
Marshall Walter, veterinary surgeon, 815 Clay, dwl cor
Railroad and Salinas avs. South S. F
Marshall William, porter, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Marshall William, third officer stm Pacific
Marshall William R., conductor N. B. and Mission R R
dwl 523 Tehama
Marshutz Leon C. (Hinckley d- Co.). dwl 15 Laurel PI
Marshutz William S., clerk Delivery Department Wells
Fargo & Co., dwl 103 Mason
Mar«icano Patricio, dealer salt, 223 Drumm, dwl SW cor
Broatlway and Dupont
Marsili Guiseppe, hostler, dwl 723 Sansom
Marsili Lorenzo (Marsili tfc Co.), dwl 320 Broadway
Marsili Michael, laborer Marsili & Co., dwl 320 Broadway
Marsili & Co. (Lorenzo Marsili, Vincenzo Micheli, Giu-
seppe Vanniicci, and Anto^iio JSersaghini), livery
stable, 320 Broadway
Marsland Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Marson C. F. »fe Co. (Joseph B. Cate), cabinet manufactur-
ers, 125 and 127 Grove
Marson Charles F. (C. F. Marson <& Co.), dwl 219 Ninth
Marson George W., clerk, dwl 110 Freelon
Marson J R., steward stm Alvarado, Eureka Dock
Marsonetti Pietro, vegetable dealer, dwl 814 Pacific
Marsqui John, janitor Italian Hospital, SW cor Twenty-
eighth and Noe
Marston Frank A., patternmaker Hinckley & Co., res
Oakland
Marston H. W., travelingsalesman, George W. Clark, dwl
110 Sutter
Marston J. S., clerk R. H. Wetherell, res Oakland
Marston William H., master mariner, dwl 62 Tehama
Martel Henrj', tailor, dwl 816 Powell
Martel James L., real-estate agent, office 13 Court Block
636 Clay, dwl 420 Ellis
Martel John, gardener, dwl 210 Clara
Martell John, shoemaker, dwl 356 Jessie
BIARTELL JOHN, silverplater, 647 Sacramento, dwl
519 Bryant
Marten C, barber Charles J. Hoffman, dwl 731 Da\is
Martens Brothers (Carl H. and Herrmann E.), proprie-
tors Shasta St. House, SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Martens Carl H. (Martens Brothers), dwl SW cor Shasta
and Michigan
Martens Christian, clerk Fritz Martens, dwl 913 Sac
Martens Fritz, butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 57 and 58 Wash-
ington Market, dwl 620 Filbert
Martens Hemnann E. (Martens Brothers), dwl SWcor
Shasta and Michigan
Martens John, clerk, dwl 913 Secramento
Martens John, clerk Lazard Frferes, res Oakland
Martens John, groceries and liquors, SWcor Lagunaand
Geari'
Martens Marcus, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer&Co.,
dwl 516 Sixth
Martens Moritz, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 11 Pacific
Martens Nicholas, cabinetmaker, 119 Sixth, dwl 129 Sixth
Martens. See Martins
Martensen Hans A., dwl 431 Sutter
Martensen Ole (Martensen <t' Dow), dwl 738 Howard
Martensen & Dow (Ole Martensen and Rice S. Dow),
butter, cheese, and eggs, 1 Union Market
Martenson Paul, seaman, dwl Hinckley bet Montgomery
and Keaniy
Martenstein Daniel, miller National Flour Mills, dwl 405
Union
Martenstein Jacob (MarteTistein tfr Deming), dwl 314 Oak
Martenstein John, laborer National Flour Mills, dwl 616
O'Farrell
Martenstein Peter J., clerk Pacific Iron Works, dwl 314
Oak
Martenstein William H., clerk National Flour Mills, dwl
314 Oak
Martenstein & Deming (Jacob Martenstein and Halleck
V. Deming), proprietors National Flour MiUs, SW
cor Batteiy and Pacific
Martez Vetolia (widow), dwl 427 Filbert
Marti Jacob, fishmonger J. H. Kessing, dwl 4 St. Mary
Martial Philip, porkpacker. 823 Pacific
Martin , carpenter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 127 Perry
Martin Abram, trader, dwl 179 Perry
Martin Addison (Martin <t Waggoner), and secretary
North Fork Mining, and East Branch Mining com-
panies, 520 Washington, res East Oakland
Martin Albert, paying teller Tallant & Co., dwl 1206 Mar-
ket
Martin Alexander, bootblack, 60 Third, dwl Kearny bet
Broadway and Vallejo
MAKT1\ ALFAAKOER, melter and refiner U. S.
Mint, office K\V cor Fifth and Mission, dwl 1024 Jack
Martin Alexander, executorestate Donald Davidson, office
609 Sacramento, dwl Russ House
Martin Andrew, dwl 115 Second
Martin Andrew, boxmaker, dwl 13 Anthony
Martin Andrew, laborer Pacific Glass Works, dwl cor
Mariposa and Indiana
Martin Andrew, miner, dwl 321 Pacific
Martin B., driver City R. R.
Martin B. , plumber and gasfitter, dwl N s Myrtle Av bet
Van Ness Av and Polk
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
KOEHLER a RITTEH,
MAM lArrCUEKS OF
JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE,
Mso. DIAMOND ENAMELED AND QUARTZ JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
ITo. 620 MBB.CXXA1TT STKSBT,
GEORGE D. GARDINER 4 CO.
(Late with K. li. Gray A: Ci>.)
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
Agents for the AMERlCA^ISr AVATCH CO.
Sole ^(^erJs for the International Watch Co.. and the
Celebrated (Diamond Spectacles
302 MONTGOMERY STREET,
N. E. CORNER PINE.
ROOM No. 8, SAN FRANCISCO.
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DRAINS AND WATER PIPE,
Factory: N. E. Corner Francisco and Taylor Sts.
OFhlCE: 502 KEAUA'Y STREET.
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are able to stand transportation to distant places.
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p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstatUshed 1862.
Martin Bartholomew, laborer, dwl -ill Filbert
Martin Benjamin, miner, dwl 0 Union PI
Martin Bernard, susfitter Bush i: Milne, dwl 1007 Geary
Martin Bridget («iduw), dwl E s Douglas bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
5L1UTIX C\4JHLO, a^istant manager London and S.
F. Bank (limited), and consul for Spain, office 424
California, dwl 927 Gean"
Martin C. H., laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Martin Charles ifiiraud i- M.), dwl 532 Pacific
Martin Charles (J/ar^tn, Feusier ct- Stegani), res Peta-
luma
Martin Charles, cariienter W. L. Borj-er, dwl 241 Minna
Martin Charles, cook, dwl 204 Steuart
Martin Cbarles, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Martin Charles, expresswagon, SW cor Jackson and
Dnmim, dwl X s Pfeiffer nr Dupont
Martin Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Martin Charles A., book agent, dwl 3 Cleaveland
Martin Conielius, police inspector hacks, dwl W s Chat-
tanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Martin Daniel, engineer, dwl 32 De Boom
Martin Daniel E.. superintendent Pacific Ice Co., office
71S Batten", dwl JsE cor Valencia and TSventv-second
Martin Daniel's. (D. S. Martin i- Co.), dwl 440 Bush
Martin Da\id, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl W
s Chattanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Martin Da\id N. (Drrwilass i" J/.), dwl 1510 Powell
MAKTIJf D. S. A t'O. {Charle-i A. Malm), trunk man-
ufacttirers, 25S Bush and 2 Post
Martin E., carcarpenter Southern Pacific R. R., cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
M-l-RTIX E. «t CO. (Daniel V. B. Hcnarie), whole-
sale liquors, 408 Front
Martin Ebenezer, plasterer Palace Hotel
Martin Edward, e-\pressman cor Broadwaj' and Da^is,
dwl 3 Vallejo
MAKTIX EDW.IKD, secreliary and treasurer Hiber-
nia Savings and Loan Society, office NE cor Mont-
gomerj' and Market (and E. 'Martin d Co.), dwl 725
Sutter
Martin Edward J. Jr., clerk Freight Depot Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Fifth and Townisend, dwl 61S Fourth
Martin F., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^^^^arf
!IIAKT1X, FEl'SIER A STEFF.4M (Charles Martin,
Louis Fntsier, and Camilo Steffani), commision
merchants and wholesale pro\isious, 30^313 Clay
Martin F. H., collector, office and dwl 715 Clay
Martin Frank, rigger Palace Hotel
Martin Frank, stevedore, dwl W s Sansom bet Green and
Union
Martin Frank M., clerk C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 20
Fifth
Martin Frederick (Martin i- Pienicini), 12 Ellis
Martin Frederick, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 3041
Sixteenth
Martin Frederick, confectioner Edward Newman, dwl 233
Stevenson
Martin George (Martin i- Sturt), dwl 1313 Green
M.artin George, teamster, dwl 520 O'Farrell
Martin George, watchman S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
Iowa nr Humboldt
Martin George W., horsetrainer Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
Martin G. W., law student, dwl 246 Third
Martin Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 965 Folsom
Martin Henry, machinist Wallace Collins, dwl 636 How
Martin Henr^', waiter, dwl 721 Pacific
Martin Heniy B., clerk Wheeler Martin, dwl N s Market
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Martin Isaac D.. salesman Simon Cohen, dwl 8 St Mary
Martin J., acttir Bella Union Tlieater
Martin J., carpenter, dwl 429 Bush
Martin J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 330 Sutter
Slartin Jacob, clerk Julius Morris, dwl 1510 Powell
Martin James, dwl 1155 Folsom
Martin James, clerk James H. Latham & Co., 411 Cal
Martin James, hackdriver. dwl 410 Nat^jma
Martin James, machinist, dwl 636 Howard
Martin Jane (widow), dwl 6+S Stevenson
Martm J. G., ShipwTights' Jotu-. Assn, 71 New Mont
Martin John, dwl 1155 Folsom
Martin John, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co. s Wharf,
dwl S s Chattanooga bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Martin John, carpenter and builder, dwl 19 Willow Av
Martin John, commission merchant, office 310 Clay, dwl
600 Bush
Martin John, cook Rees & Boss, dwl 308 Has'es
Martin John, driver D. E. Root & Co., dwl 630 Mission
Martin John, fencing master, 430 Jlontgomerj'
Martin John, laborer, dwl 125 Sansom
Martin John, laborer, dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-second
and Twenty -third
Martin John, laborer Mason's Brewery, dwl 429 Francisco
Martin John, laborer Pacific Rolling ilills, dwl W s Sierra
nr Michigan
Martin John, liquor saloon, 420 Pacific, dwl 1609 Mont
Martin John, livery and sale stable, 408 Bush, dwl 320
Kearny
Martin John, master bark Saraoset, office Hanson, Ack-
erson & Co., dwl 34 Tehama
Martin John, real estate, dwl 4 Virginia PI
Martin John, saloonkeeper, dwl 909 Harrison
Martin John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Martin John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Martin John, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona, dwl 444
Brannan
Martin John, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Martin John B., miner, dwl 224 Minna
Martin John J., bookkeeper First National Gold Bank,
dwl 1203 Union j
Martin John J., cigamiaker, dwl 553 Bryant
Martin John M. Mrs. (widow), dwl 809 Bush
Martin John Ross, assistant secretary S. F. Art Associa-
tion, dwl 736 Tehama
Martin Jolm W., millhand California Mills, dwl 11 EUia
Martin Joseph, bootblack, dwl 1117J Keamy
Martin Joseph, dressmaker, 102S Dupont
Martin Joseph, laborer, dwi 509 Washington
Martin Joseph, laborer Palace Hotel
Martin J. P., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Martin Julia Miss, shoefitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 232 Stevenson
JIAKTI.V LOriS. liquor saloon, SE cor Stockton and
Jackson, dwl 313 Filbert
Martin Louis, merchant, dwl 711 Commercial
Martin Louisa Jlrs., nurse, dwl 1123 Dupont
Martin Lucien A., compositor Alta California, dwl 3 Glo-
ver
Martin M. Mrs., dwl 44i Sixth
Martin Magnil L., repairer watches and clocks, 1034 Mar-
ket
Martin Margaret (widow), dwl 551 Folsom
Martin Marehall P., agent Hygienic Family Physician,
1034 Market,
Martin Martin (Bettencourt <t M.), dwl 116 Jackson
Martin Martin, blacksmith Betts Spring Co., dwl N 8
Twenty-second nr Chattanooga
Martin Man' Mrs., dwl 311 Pine
Martin Mar>- (widow), dwl 411 Filbert
Martin Man,- (widow), furnished rooms, 232 Stevenson
Martin Marj- M. (widow), dwl W s Jlinna bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Martin Mathew, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 520
Mission
Martin Matthew, cooper Cutting & Co., dwl 1226 Folsom
Martin Michael, dwl 26 Jessie
Martin Michael, laborer, dwi 9 Freelon, rear
Martin Michael, shipcalker, dwi 405 Greenwich
Martin Minor S. , stockbroker, office 420 Mont, res Oakland
Martin M. P., captain U. S. A., dwi Nucleus House
Martin Nicholas, gilder Snow & May, dwl 9 Union PI
Martin Nicholas, mason Palace Hotel
.n IRTIX P.. president North Beach Cement Pipe Co.
and agent Pacific Cement Co., office 502 Keamy, fac-
tory SE cor Francisco and Taylor, dwi 635 Union
Martin Patrick, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Martin Paul, bootblack, dwl Union PI nr Green
Martin Paul, laborer, dwi 13 Pollard PI ._-, .
Martin Paul, mate stm Mary Taylor, Pacific St. Whart
Martin Paul J., hairdresser, dwi 030 Green
Martin Pedro, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Martin Pen (J. JuUien J,- Co.), dwl 1004 Dupollt
Martin Peter, butcher, dwl Sixth Av bet L and M, South
JIartin Peter, deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry,
dwi 19 Hinckley
Martin Peter, real estate, dwi 521 Seventh
Martin Peter, waiter John Anderson, dwi 2 Caroline ri
Martin Peter C, foundrvnian, dwl 1309 SUxikton
Martin Peter G., carpenter, dwi 562 Minna
Martin P. G., teamster J. Morton & Co., dwi 320 0 FarreU
Martin Rebecca (widow), dwi 1510 Powell
Martin Richard, lodgings, 3 Vallejo
Martin Robert, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Martin Robert M., dwl 247 Second . ., , .
Martin Ross, carpenter, dwi cor Polk and Market
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D, W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Martin Samuel {J. M. lianard X* Co.), dwl N s Jessie nr
Fifth
Martin Sunmel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sier-
ra and Louisiana
Martin Samuel B. (Martin tfc Beath), res Pleasauton, Al-
anic<la Co.
Martin Sanmel, laborer, dwl 21 Commercial, rear
Martin Simon, ^Toccr, dwl 221 Clara
Martin Thoni;us, cook Lick House
Martin Thomas, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1822J Bush
Martin Tliomas, hostler Clayburj^h & Brandeusteln, dwl
112 I'ost
Martin Th<tmas, laborer, dwl 12 Clara
.Martin Thomas, master mariner, dwl 952 Miasion
.Martin Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 1418 Pacific
Martin Thomas, teamster, dwl 1.51 Natoma
Martin Thomas P., hacks, dwl 203 Ritch
Martin Thomas M., engineer, dwl 1524 Jackson
Martin Victorine Mrs., milliner, 614 Broadway
Martin W., boatman, Vallcjo St. Wharf
Martin W. H. & Co. (John Ballard), bridge and wharf-
buildersi, 7 Spear
Martin Wliceler, groceries, wines, and liquors, 1110 Mar-
ket, dwl N 8 Market bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Martin William, clerk Police Court City Hall, dwl 026
Filbert
Martin William, cooper Charles Sealy
Martin William, driver National Brewer>', dwl SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Martin William, e.vtraman H. and L. Ko. 2 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 027 Broakway
Martin William, macHinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Martin William, porter Althof Bros., dwl 62G Market
Martin William, salesman S. Lightburne, dwl Russ House
M.iKTIM WItLIAM B. (Martin it Nott), dwl SE cor
Bush and Ptilk
Slartin William H. (W. H. Martin A Co.), dwl 1200 Market
Martin William H., general agent California Immigrant
Union, office 534 California, dwl 1025 Clay
Slartin William H., laborer Custom House
Martin William P., captain U. S. A. and militari' store-
keeper, office 105 Stockton, dwl Nucleus House
Martin William T., cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co., dwl 115 Second
JIartin W. P., coachman Fashion Stables, dwl 212 Sutter
Martin & Beath (Samuel B. Martin and John M. Bcath),
ice manufacturers, 3.56 Tehama
llI.tKTI\ A IIORTON (Martin Clark and Thomm
R. Ilitrton), wines and liquors, 545 Clav
M.IKTI\ A XOTT (William B. Martin and Craven
It. Xott), liquor saloon and restaurant. SE cor Btish
and Polk
Martin ti Pierucini (Frederick Martin and S. Pienuini),
piaster decorators, 12 Ellis
Martin & Sturt (Georne Martin aitd H. E. Hturt), copy-
ists and general business agents, 10 Mont Block
MARTI.'V A WA«;«OXEK'(Jd((!»„n Martin and
Georje U. Waanoner), grocers, 520 Washington
Martin ,<: Walling Mining Co. Mariposa, Co., Cal.), office
408 California room 10
M.artin. See Martyn
Martin's Block. S s" Market bet Seventh and Eighth
M.4RTI1VS KESTAIiU.iJJT, F. W. Haubrich proprie-
tor, (123 Commercial
Martinache N. J., surgeon, oculist, and aurist, office 137
Montgomery, dwl 526 Howard
Martinade Oladi, market, Ohio bet Montgomery and San
Martindale Martin, builder and contractor, dwl 705 Har
Martmoau Peter, foreman Francis Smith & Co., dwl Broad-
way bet Montgomery and Kearny
Jtartincaut E. D., physician, office and dwl 207 Ke.arny
Martineaut Joseph Mme., dressmaker, dwl 430 Bush
Martinclli B.. bootmaker, 802 Sansom
Martinelli Candido, cook Francisco Bazzuro, dwl SW cor
Pacific .and Sansom
MartinellihYancis, vegetablewagon, dwl 20 Ohio
MartjiM«g:)uisepiH>, wagonmaker Guiseppe Massone, dwl
21.T^roadway
Martiiipfli .luan, marblepolishcr S. Campodonico, dwl Val-
lcjo bet Kearny and l»uj«->nt
Martinelli Narcisso, fruitpeddler Oakland Ferry Wharf
dwl 20 Ohio •' '
Martinelli Octavio, dwl 20 Ohio
Martinelli Pietro, dwl 20 Ohio
Martinelli Z. (Martinelli d- Partiedli). dwl 1011 Market
Martmellil P,artlcelli (Z. Marliiulli atid A. rartieelli)
gold and sdverplatcrs and brassfinishers, 1011 Market
Martinet Jefferson, collector, dwl NW cor Coso Av and
Aztec, Uenial Heights
Martinez Antonio, cigarraaker, dwl 1713 Dupont
Martinez .\u9tina Mrs., laundress, dwl 621 Pacific, rear
Martinez Domingo, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Martinez Honora (widow), dwl 120 Olive .\v
.Alartinez Ignatius, driver N. B. and MLssion R. R.
Martinez Justo, cattledrover, dwl N s Twelfth Av bet 0
and P. South S. F.
Martinez Kate (widow), dwl 822J Green
Martinez L. (widow), furnished rooms, 814 Sacramento
Martinez Manuel, clerk, dwl 65 Jessie
Martinez .Manuel, coalp;isser Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Martinez Raoul, bookkeeper Anglo -Californian Bank, res
Oakland
Martini Antonio, laborer, dwl 512 Green
Martini Bertemao, cartdriver, dwl 6 Gaven
Martini Frank, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Martini Giacomo, fruitstand, 712 Kearny, dwl 704 Wash
Martini J. J., hairdresser, dwd 126 Tj'ler
Martini J. L., laborer, dwl 1618 Stockton, rear
Martini John (Ratto A M.), dwl 804 Third
Martini Joseph, laborer, dwl 8 Gaven, rear
Martini Joseph, laborer, dwl 738 Vallejo, rear
Martini LawTence, dwl 1610 Bush
Martini Louis, bootblack Reese & Med.au, dwl cor Broad-
way .and Kearny
Martini Louis, laborer, cor Thirteenth Av and P, South
S. F.
Martini Paul, bootblack John Solari
.Martini Pietro, vegetables, 74 Colombo Market
Martini Raphael, vegetables, 65 Colombo Market
Martinick Frank A., deckhand stm San Joaquin, Jackson
St. Wharf
.MARTD.N'OV A,, commission merchant, real estate, and
general .agent, office and dwl 420 Montgomery rooms
2 and 3 third floor
Martinoni Emil, salesman G. Mitehler, dwl 835 California
Martinoni M.artin, laborer Jacob Stock & Co., dwl 420
Jackson
Martinoni Pietro, laborer California Italian Paste Co., dwl
704 Sansom
Slartinoni Steffano, waiter, dwl 641 Bro.adway
Martinovich Samuel, liquor saloon and cofTee stand, NW
cor Sacramento and East, dwl 8 Sacramento
Martins Martin, liquor saloon, 20 Sutter, dwllS Sutter
Martins. See Martens
Martiny Julius, wharf clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl N s
Lombard bet Polk and Larkin
Marton James, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Marton John, hackdriver, dwl 630 Mission
Martough Peter, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Marts W'illiam, fanner, dwl N s Lombard nr Fillmore
Martyn William, with James Eva & Co., dwl Iowa nr So-
lano
Maruda Spyro (Pancgioti Leonzini it Co.), dwl SW cor
Fourth and Market
Marum Thomas Cass, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Ck)., dwl
337 Jessie
Slarvin , dwl 424 Sansom
Marvin John, carpenter, dwl 820 Washington
Marwedel Charles F. , machinists' and engineers' supplies,
.50 First, dwl 515 Folsom
Marwedel Edward H., salesman Charles F. Marwedel, dwl
515 Folsom
Mar.\ Buchanan, lithographic printer G. T. Brown & Co.,
dwl 1302 Pine
Marx David, bookkeeper E. Eisenberg & Bro., dwl 3 Dike-
man PI
Marx David, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 7 O'Farrell
Marx Flora (widow), dwl 1302 Pine
Marx Henry, harnessmaker W. F. Dorrance, dwl 1302
Pine
JIarx Isaac, clerk, 505 Commercial, dwl 1139^ Folsom
Marx Isaac, bookkeeper Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl 1101 Van
Ness Av
Marx .lacob, salesman with Levi Strauss & Co., dwl Nu-
cleus House
Marx Jesse, foreman John S. Bowman &Co., NW cor Sac-
ramento and Battery
Marx J. S., commission merchant, dwl 126 Tvler
Marx Levy, salesman L. Atkinson & Co., dwl 602 Bush
Marx. See Marks
Marxen Julius, buteher dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
Souths. F.
Mary M. , cook Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Mary Michael, baker, dwl ,533 Sacramento
Marye George T. Jr., attorney at law, office 21 Court
Block 636 Clay, dwl 216 Bush
Maiysville Woolen Mills, L. & M. Sachs & Co. agents, SW
cor Battery and Bush
MOEGAIT & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from ITew TorkJ
. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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485
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Marz Adam, carbuilder Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 34 Fifth
Av
Marzicano Angela Mrs., fruits, 526 Broadway
M;u-zicauu Patricio, real estate, dwl 1123 Dupont
Marzicano Tomassi, laborer, dwl o26 Broadwaj-
Masall William, carpenter Kragen & Co.. dwt 1043'Fol
Maschio Viiiceiite, wood and cual, iSS Minna
Masch Frederick, teamster Renton Coal Co., dwl 216
Twelfth
Mascho\^-sky Albert (iZuA <t Jf.), dwl E s Burritt bet Bush
and Pine
Masenco Lui, gardener, dwl W s San Jo86 Ro4Mi nr Indus-
trial School
Maser Manuel, dwl OtU Minna
Masias Jesus, cook John Kohlmoos, dwl 1306 Kearny
Maskel Peter, maltster, dwl 721 Lombard
Maskel John, clerk, dwl 217 Seventeenth
Maskow Harrj-, clerk Martin Murken, dwl KW cor Grove
and Buchanan
Masnata A. Ven,- Rev., president St. Ignatius College, 841
Market
Mason , dwl 31S Pine
Mason , dwl lOlS Montgomery
Mason , bootmaker, dwl 502 Mission
Mason A. J., special policeman, dwl 226 Sutter
Mason Ah'red, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl W s Tennessee
bet Mariposa and Solano
Mason Alonzo, dwl 1211 Clay
Mason Andrew {Ma:ioji t{- Witjgin), 109 Clay
Mason Andrew (Wiefjami tt J/.), dwl — Da\is
Mason Benjamin C, bricklayer, dwl SI Natoma
Mason B. F., student Medical Department University of
California, res Alameda
Mason Caspar H., watchman Custom House, dwl 325
Chestnut
Mason Charles, British vice-consul, oflBce 319 California,
dwl 122 Taylor
Mason Charles, manager Eiireka Lamp Co., office 246 Sut-
ter, dwl 320 Pine
Mason Cliristian, carpenter, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-ninth
Mason C. M. , contractor, dwl 235 Seventh
Mason David F., engineer, dwl 1623 Powell, rear
Masi_.n Edward, bottler ale, porter, and cider, dwl 2210
Mason
Mason Ernest B. (Mason tt Diamond), dwl 37 Fifth
Mason Frederick, real estate, office 37 Montgomery Block,
dwl Grand Hotel
Mason George W., driver George H. Weston, dwl S27 Fol
Mason Henry, bricklayer, dwl 217 Stevenson
Mason Henry A., superintendent Zadig Pavement Co.,
dwl cor Fourth Av and L, South S. F.
Mason James, brewer, dwl 1820 Stockton
Mason James, cari>t:nter, dwl 611^ Miima
Mason James, seaman stm Constantme
Mason John (Mason ii- MacGre-jor), dwl S s Francisco bet
Powell and Mason '
Mason John, boot and shoemaker, dwl 571 Mission
Mason John E., ci\-il engineer, office 37 Montgomery
Block, dwl Grand Hotel
Mason John H. Mrs., dwl 1111 Kearny
HASO.N JOHN' R„ agent San Jose Woolen Mill Co.,
521 Market, res Oakland
Mason Joseph H., physician, office and dwl 233 Fifth
Mason Joseph J., porter Hellmann Bros. & Co., dwl 2730
Mission
Mason Julius (L. Pozadoux tfc Co.\ dwl 305 Mason
Mason J. Warren, assistant storekeeper Custom Housd,
dwl 429 Bry'ant
Mason Mithon, broker, dwl 31 Garden
Mason Marcus, dwl 917 McAllister
Mason Mary Miss, fluter S: F. Laimdiy, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Mason Melissa Miss, seamstress, dwl 217 Third
Mason R. D., laborer Palace Hotel
Mason Sarah A Mrs., dressmaker, 233 Fifth
Mason T., plumber Palace Hotel, dwl Louisa nr Fourth
Mason Thomas, merchandisebroker, office 416 Sacramen-
to, dwl f>36 Green
Ifason William, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Mason William, stevedore, dwl 412 Main
HA-SOX A DI-IMO.XD (Ernest B. Mason and James
iJiamund), produce commission, 210 Washington
Mason & MacGregor (John Mason and DaHd MacHregor),
proprietors Mason's Brewery, 527 Chestnut
Mason i: Wiygin (.4 7i(/reir Mason and Harry Wujgin),
restaurant and liquor saloMi, 109 Clay
liason's Tanner}', Carl Sweuson proprietor, cor Santa
Clara and Missouri
Slason. See Maison
M.i.SOMC BOAUD OF BELIEF, office Masonic
Temple
.VASOMC CEMETERY, Masonic Av bet Fulton and
Turk, entrance Point Lobos Av nr Lone Mountain
MASOMC <EMEli:itV ASMK IATIO\, J..hn R.
Wilde secretary. ..ifio; 24 ML-n'liant.s' Exchange
MASO.Vir !»A«I\4.S AM> LOA.N BANK, William
H. Culver pre:?ident, Francis Smith vice-president,
Hiram T. Graves secretan-, 6 Post Masonic Temple
»L4SO.\ll' TEMPLE, NW cor Montgomerv and Post
Mass C, deckhand stm El Capitan, Davis St. Wharf
Mass Peter H., fruits, dwl IS Bemanl
Mass William (Johannsen 6: J/.), dwl NE cor O'Farrell
and Mast.n
Masselmann iYederick, laborer CaL Sugar Refiner)', dwl
NW cor Eighth and Br\aut
Masserette H., fireman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and To^\^lsend
Masset Auguste, bootmaker Joseph Villemeur, dwl 222
Riteh
Masset Henry, dwl 34 Turk
Masseth Michael, expressman, cor Sansom and Pine, dwl
30S Minna
Massey , machinist Union Iron Works
Massey Atkins (Ma-^^cy d- Ytni'j), dwl Russ House
Massey Heman W. , debenture and abstract clerk Cxistom
House, dwl 20 Prospect PI
Massey James B., traveler Church & Co., dwl 20 Pros-
pect PI
Massey R. L.. painter, dwl 423 Bush
MASSEV A \l.\C; (Atk-ins Massey and Nicholas
Yiinij), coffin warerooms and midertakers, 651 Sacra-
men t^i
Massie William, barber, 12 Steuart, dwl 5 drumm
Masson Aime (Henry liacjuie J- Co.), dwl 1417 Powell
Masson Francis P. (Masson Frh-es), dwl 39 Tehama
Masson Freres (Victor B. and Francis P.), manufactur-
ing and w holesale confectioners, 413 Commercial
Masson Joseph, cook E. Marchand, dwl 320 Dupont
Masson Julius, uphulsterer, dwl 305 ilason
Masson Marius V., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co. dwl 337
Washington
Masson Thomas, with Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 32 South
Park Av
Masson ^"ictor B. (Masson Freres), dwl 1S17 Powell
Massone Guisepi-te, blacksmith and wagomuaker, 11 and
13 Broadway
Massoni Henr.-, cook, dwl 259 Minna
Massoni Valentino, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay
Mast Charies L., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 706 Pine
Mast Herman, dwl 1005 Jones
Mast Joseph F., market, 2C02 Folsom
Mast Julius, brewer, dwl 12 St. Charles PI
Masten L'avid. hostler Koss &: ArlingU-m, dwl 152 Tehama
Masten Edmund C, broker, dwl 15 South Park
Masten Nathan K., cashier First National Gold Bank, dwl
15 South Park
Masterman , agent, dwl 719 Market
Master Mariners' Benevolent Association, rooms 510 Bush
M.4$TEB MARI.\ER.S' EX<IIA\«;E, Bennett H.
Madison manager, uffice 3o5 East
Masters William, bakery. 254 Fourth
Masterson Charles (A'orVoM d- J/.), dwl 701 O'Farrell
Masterson James, carjienter, dwl 745 Market
Masterson John, armorer Hibeniia Hall, dwl 522 Stev
Masterson Kate (widow), laundress, dwl b Adelaide PI
Masterson LawTence, hostler Sutter St. R. K., dwl Rail-
road House cor Austin and Polk
Masterson Michael, driver George Klaber, dwl 564J How-
ard, rear
Mastereon Patrick, engineer W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
447 Minna
Masterson Terence, waiter Russ House
Mastick Charles, clerk A- C. Nichols -Sc Co., res Alameda
MASTU'K E. B. A J. M"., attomei-8 at law, :^pce
520 Montgomen' ^
Mastick E. Bf-njamm, collector Charles M. Plum *^X).,
dwl 320 Ellis
Mastick Edwin B. (E. B. d- J. W. Mastick), res Alameda
Mastick Joseph W. (E. B. 6: J. W. Mastick), res Bay St.
Station, Alameda
Mastick Levi B. (5. Z. Mastick i: Co.), dwl W s Capp nr
Twentieth
Mastick Seabuo' L- (5- L. Mastxck & Co.), dwl 345 Beale
MASTU'K S. L. A CO. (Levi B. Mastick and Charles
E. P. Wood)^ lumber and Puget Sound Packets, Pier
10 Steuart
Mastretta Baptist, carpenter, dwl 641 Broadway
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Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant
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486
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Matagrin Camille, milkranch, E s San Jos^ Av nr IVenty-
seventh
Mataranga Denis, restaurant, 153 Third
Matches Caroline Miss, braidsewer Pacific Straw H orks,
dwl 740 Harrison
Matciivich Nicholas, laborer Milloglav Bros., dwl 13S
Fourth
MaUovich V„ machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 40i Green
Ma the Charles, groceries and liquors, 827J Folsom
Matheas M., dwl 18 First
Mather Mathew, shipcarpenter, dwl 405 Folsom
Matheron Jean, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mathers Charles H. (colored), California Cocoanut Piilver-
izing Co., 738 Howarxl
Mathers William H., shipping clerk, dwl 217 Second
Matherson James, caqienter Palace Hotel
Mathesen N. W., watchman Windsor House
Matheson Daniel H., carpenter, dwl 652 Mission
Matheson Crf^orge, waiter Carl Armonat, dwl (i37 Mission
Matheson Hans, master mariner, dwl 3S Rausch
Matheson Jeimie Miss, retoucher WilUam Shew, dwl 10O7
Mission, rear
Matheson John J., carpenter, dwl 652 Mission
Matheson Mathew, bootmaker, dwl 525 Pine
Matheson MurJock, carpenter, dwl NE cor Fillmore and
Fell
Matheson. See Mathewson and Mathison
Mathew Clarence, elair\ovant, office and dwl 30 Geary
Mathew E. H., laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 824 Kearny
Mathew James, laborer B:iy Sugar Refiner)'
Mathews A. L., carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Mathews Charles H., painter and whitener, dwl 56 Te-
hama
Mathews Charles H., sawyer George W. Swan & Co., dwl
1423 Jackson
Mathews Christopher, expressman, SW cor Front and
Washington, dwl N s Stevenson bet Fifth and Sixth
Mathews David Talford, taimer Samuel Bloom, dwl 2009
Folsom
Mathews Edward, laborer Scott & Hall, dwH423 Jackson
Mathews Edward H. , dwl NE cor Dupont and Pine
Mathews Edwin G. (£. G, Matheics d- Co.), res Oakland
MATHEWS E. G. A €0., produce commission mer-
chants, 208 Davis
Mathews Elizabeth (widow), seamstress, dwl 47 Second
Mathews Feli,\, clerk, dwl 813 Pacific
Mathews H., actor C>alifomia Theater
Mathews Har\ey, collector F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 1116
Stockton
Mathews Henr>', seaman Colorado S. N. Co, '8 Btm Mon-
tana, Folsom St. Wharf
Mathews Henrj* E., bookkeeper I. Friedlander, res Oak-
land
Mathews James, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Mathews James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 683
Harrison
Mathews James, shoemaker, dwl 127 Jackson
Mathews James, shoemaker Thomas Mathews, dwl 1003
Battery
Mathews James A. , laborer, dwl Hinckley bet Keftmy and
Montgomery
Mathews John H., butcher Henry J. Boese, res Oakland
Point
Mathews John M. (John Zieijentein <t Co.), dwl 1242
Mission
Mathews John W., student Heald's Business College
Mathews O., mechanic, dwl 904 Keaniy
Mathews Osmond W., shoemaker Morris Cary, dwl 1124
Market
Mathews Patrick, employ^ S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Mathews Samuel A., accountant, office 203 Montgomery
Mathews Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 813 Battery, dwl
1003 Batter)-
Mathews M'illiam, carpenter, dwl 13 Tehama
Mathews William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Mathews William, stonej-ard, E 8 Central Av bet Bush and
Sutter, dwl W s Sutter bet Lyon and Central Av
Mathews. Sec Matthews
Mathewson Horace G. {Gauterau <b J/.), dwl 500 Eddy
Mathewson James, boilermaker helper Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.'s Wharf, dwl 227 Second
Mathewson John, bfiilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 9 Downey
Mathewson John, pilot George Peabody, dwl 111? Mont-
gomery
Mathewson John Jr., boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co."8
Wharf, dwl 9 Downey
M,4THEWSOX THOMAS I>., State Harbor commis-
sioner, oflice 440 Jackson, dwl l(il6 Washington
Mathewson William, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 227 Second
Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathison, and Matthewson
Mathias Charles (Mathias A UiMebraiid). dwl 815 Union
Mathias Johansen, shipcarpenter, dwl 002 Filbert
Mathias Philip, gardener, dwl 624 Pacific
Mathias & Hildebrand (C/inrlfS -VnfftiVi.? and Alexander
Hildebmni), wood and coal, 112 and 114 Washington
Mathieson Kate Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 1117 Montgomery
Mathieson Peter, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Mathieu Alphonse (Mathieu it Jfafeon), dwl 12 Metcalf PI
Mathieu .Wphonse, musician, dwl 649 Clay
Mathieu G. cSc Son (Gaston Mathieu Jr.), watchmakers,
918 Market
Mathieu Gaston (O. Mathieu J; Son), dwl 918 Market
Mathieu Gaston Jr. (G. Mathieu J: Son), dwl 918 Market
Mathieu Jean, laborer, dwi 711 Commercial
Mathieu Julius, marblecutter Andrea Paltenghi, dwl 12
Metcalf PI
Mathieu Julius, musician, dwl 649 Clay
Mathieu S. , restaurant, 1027 Dupont
Mathieu Therese (widow), dwl 12 Metcalf PI
Mathieu & Maison (Alphonse Mathieu and Leon Maison),
manufacturing jewelers, 434^ Pine
Mathis Chris, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 112 Polk
M.ITHIS .1. VAX, agent Ladies' Friend, 64« Market
Mathison Andrew C, bookkeeper Nelson & Doble, dwl
424 Ellis
Mathison Job, draftsman, dwl N s Berry bet Fourth and
Fifth
Mathison Lewis, longshoreman, dwi 131 Harrison
Mathison Thomas (Starr .t J/.), dwl N s Berry bet Fourth
and Fifth
Mathison. See Matheson and Mathewson
Matich Anna Mrs. (Stephen Divisieh i- Co.), dwl cor Pa-
cific and Leavenworth
Matick Ambrose, clerk, dwi 203 Turk
MITIC'K LOVIS, Universal Exchange, Jackson St.
Wharf, dwl 1306 Pacific
Matin Mohror, laborer, dwi 407 Pacific
Matison Henrj', tinsmith Alexander Hoy, dwl Salmon nr
Pacific
Matraia Ezio, expresswagon, cor Washington and Davis,
dwl N s Broadway bet Montgomery and Sansom
Matron Charles, dwi i2 Washington
Matsen Peter, laborer, dwi 11 Pacific
Matslis . , bootmaker, dwl 22 Washington
Matson Andrew, laborer, dwi 18 Washington
Matson Charles M., proprietor Western House, 132 Steu
Matson George, warehouseman John Jennings, foot Towns- I
end, dwi Eureka bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth I
Matson James C, bootfltter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl IJ I
Polk
Matson John, seaman, dwi 18 Washington
Matson Neils, coachman, 921 Sutter, dwl 1009 Sutter
Matson. See Mattson
Matt Joseph (Sehicarz A M.), dwi 2117 Mason
Mattas C. A., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Mattat Charles G. Jr., tobacco and cigars, 316 Montgom-
erv Av, dwi 821 Greenwich
Matte Henrv, carrier California Demokrat, dwl 1426 Dap
Matter Enoch, dwl 110 Prospect PI
Matter Michael, hostler H. Kelling & Co., dwl 419 Bdwy
Mattem Hermann, salesman Charles Bender, dwl 8 John
Mattes John, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 435^
Pine ,
Mattfeldt William, drayman Littlefleld, Webb & Co., im
424 Brannan
Matthai John C. H., wagoimiaker, E s Mission m-Twenty-
ninth
Matthai Richard, wagonmaker John C. H. Matthai, dwl
E s Mission dr Twenty-ninth
Matthews , dwi 614 Kearny
Matthews , rigger William Green, 26 Howard
Matthews A. E., dwl 424 Sansom
Matthews A. H., teamster J. Morton & Co., dwi 786 H»r
Matthews Benjamin, carpenter, dwi 653 Stevenson
Matthews Bernard, stableman, dwl N"E cor Clipper »lia I
Diamond
Matthews Bridget (widow), dwi 1506 Dupont, rear
Matthews Charles, captain ship Shirley, office Hanson, !
Ackerson & Co.
Matthews E. H., laborer, dwi 115 First
Matthews Frederick D., molder Angell, Palmer & Ca,
dwi 44 Gementina
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Matthews Oeorse, teamst*r Hennan C. ElUot, dwi cor
Leavenworth and Ty\er """i., u»i cor
^''"^^^^ Henry, real estate, office 611 CTay, dwl 317
Matthews Henrj', seaman, dwl 105 Clark
JIatthews James, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 749 Market
Matthews James J., clerk, dwl 126 TNIer •'"'"»■>: i
Matthe«-s John, seaman, dwl 6-1 Sacramento
Matthews John, watchman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co
Matthews John M., phrenologist, office and dwl 28 Ellis
Matthews LawTence, cariienter, dwl 304 Beale
"'"d':ri4^Teh;''r''^''"'°"*^"^™- School,
Matthews Marsell Mrs., dwl S09 Van Ness Av
Matthe«-s Mary («idow), dwl 1013 Leavenworth
Matthews Owen, carpenter, dwl 304 Beale
Matthews Owen, hamessmaker J. c. Johnson & Co
dwl b-2i Stevenson •
Matthews R., carpenter Palace Hotel
Matthews Samuel, seaman, dwl 252 Beale
Matthews Samuel, waiter Salvin P. ColUns, dwl S s Fol-
som nr Fourth » o i ui
Matthews Samuel T., carpenter, dwl 512 Fourth
Matthews Thomas, cooper, dwl 713 Front
Matthews W. D., dwl American Exchange
JLITTHEWS WILLIAM, attorney at law, office 622
Montynmer)-, dwl 535 Clay
Matthews William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Matthews William, drayman Abrams & CarroU dwl 217
Second * '
Matthews W. S., clerk, dwl 1128 Market
Matthews. See Mathewg
Matthewson , dwl 424 Sansom
Matthewson R. C. Mrs. (widow), dwl NE cor Lombard
and Leavenworth
Matthey & Vits (/?o6er« Matthey and Jacob rite),
bakery, 1523 Mission "
Matthey Robert (Matthey tC- Vits), dwl 1523 Mission
Matthias Herman, bootmaker, dwl 25 Morton
Matthias Louis, clerk, dwl 1525 Dupont
Matthieson Matthias, shoemaker, 1S04 Pow, dwl 1808 Pow
MatticeB. S., lather Palace Hotel
Mattice^h Nicolas, liquor saloon, NE cor Battery and
Washington, dwl 911 Clay
Mattingly John, bakery, 1219 Broadway
Mattingly John, porter John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 1219
Broadway
Mattingly John A., salesman Ledden, Whipple & Co.. res
Oakland
Mattis Kate Mrs., seamstress, dwl 183 Jessie
Mattison WOliam, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Mattone Angelo, waiter Good & Tschurr
Mattoon Joseph S. (Mattum, ^- Dan„lada), dwl 307 Third
Mattoon & panglada (JostyA S. ifattoon and Ygnacio
M «?,?,'?■ ''^' f"^'? ^""^ custom-house brokers, 500 Bat
Matto* W ilham aborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl NW cor
Third and King
Mattox Henry A. bookkeeper National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., dwl 110 Sixth
Mattsen Lorenz, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Mattson A., captain Han-est Home, Pier 6 Steuart
M;utson Andrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
lljttsun C, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Mattson Cecilia (widow), dwl 630 Greenwich
Mattson Henry Scandina^^an Soc., 71 New Montgomery
-Mu son John, longshoreman, dwl NE cor How and Spear
Jiattson Olof, master mariner, dwi 500 Hyde
-Matyer George, baker William Stohlman
.Matikewitz Henry, vessel owner, dwl 339 Union
.ilatziun Otto, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 36} Gar-
M.ir AI^ERT * CO. (Berman J. Sadler), whole-
sale grocenes, 216 and 218 California
Man Christopher, clerk Johnson & Mohr, dwl 1684 Pa-
cifac Av
Mau H. Albert {Albert Man i- Co.), dwl 908 Van Ness Ay
Mau bee Charles, merchant, 406 Batten', dwl 615 Sac
Maubec Henrs- (A- E. Sabatie A Co.), "res France
Mauber Josephe, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl Ws
t.uerrero ar Si.'iteenth
Maudsley Richard, helper William Gladstone, dwl NeMia-
sion nr Second
Maugein Fannie Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 908 Howard
Maugein Paul, coachman, dwl 90S Howard
MauJdm Hugh, salesman Anderson & Randolph, dwl
Grand Hotel
Mauldin John, upholsterer, NE cor Eighteenth and Miss
Mau 1 Charles H., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl Russ House
Jlaulreson H illiam, carpenter Hinckley & Co
.Maume Johanna («-idow), dwl 7 Natoma
Mamne Joseph, laborer, dwl 12} Clinton
Tatoma ' ^■' '"""^""'' ®- ^- ^^ ^''s" Co., dwl 7
^''"'unk.n*"'*''^'' °' P*'""*' ^''PP' * ^■^- dwl 1211
Maunier Louis, laborer Charles Bouchard, dwl 62S Haves
S?e",rth •' '°°'"^''"'- ^"' "-io° bet Telth a'nl
''^Tffi-ce-'S'K^f^v'i'^dlll^SS-HTde''^^'- ''^'^^ "^■"'^"-
Maurem Christopher, clerk, dwl Nucleus House
TroadSf' '""'"■■''-'^Wemaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl 729
Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl WsFif-
teenth bet Howard and Shotwell ■"sru
Maurer Fredoliii superintendent S. F. Candle Co., dwl W
8 Fifteenth bet Howard and Shotwell
v;r,l- A V '"^?,' rr'T'I'i-iftor Columbia Hotel, 741 Market
Maun Andres {Maur, Ilrothers), dwl 7 Mason
Mauri Brothers (Joa.lnin ami Ayulres), uuporters cork
and corkwood, 411 Sacramento t^iienj corK
Maun Joaquin (Mauri Brothers), dwl 7 Mason
Maunn John B., hatter, 207 Dupont
"'tn'a'lid d™S^ ^'"'''■'^' "■■ '^°->' <^-' SE cor Jack-
M^n?*' ^^^'"■'S' ?l°°'^ Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Mauser Albrecht (Bertrand i- M. and Mauser <t sfr-
trand), dwl 432 Broadway
Mauser Morris, dwl Columbia Hotel
M.1I'.SER A BEKTBA.\D (Albrecht Manser and
??,. ^'''■'™'«'). proprietor All Nations' Hotel, 432
and 434 Broadway
Mausgen Philip, waiter, 716 Montgomery, dwl 325 Mission
™rtfenth (^''«™'""-d< <t HoeUcher), dwl 210
'"'*L*w!'-*"/*T-,f MOELSCHEE (Conrad Mavss-
hardt and n dimm Hoetecher), dealers wines and
brandies, o41 Market
Mautalen Jean, cook Edward Ohlen, dwl N s Green nr
Uupont
Mawett George, laborer, 614 Kearny
Maxaner George, bootmaker A. Jacques, dwl 814 Mont
Ma.xceller Joseph, hostler, dwl Point Lobos nr Clifl House
Maxey Fredenck, painter, dwl 48 Minna
Maxfleld Ann (widow), dwl 1020 Kearny
Maxfield George R., mariner, dwl 423 Fremont
Maxfield George R., second mate stm Senator, dwl 3 Park
Maxfield George L., carpenter, E s Mission bet Tiventy-
third and Twenty -fourth, dwl Prospect Av nr Califor-
nia Av, Bemal Heights
Maxfleld LawTence, civil engineer, dwl 942 Howard
Maxfleld LeiT,-, blacksmith, dwl 204 Perrj'
Ma.\milUn Edward, salesman Michael McAdam. dwl 244
Minna
Maxson Frank (Sitnmmu, Daley i- M.), dwl SE cor Bush
and Broderick
Maxton John, dwl 405 Folsom
Maxwell George F., salesman H. H. Moore, dwl 1911 Stock
Ma.\weU George N., freight clerk Berkeley Ferry, dwl 1911
Stockton
Maxwell J., carpenter, dwl 821 Market
Maxwell James T., dwl 132 Fourth
Maxwell John, broker, dwl 1014 Stockton
Maxwell J. S. (Mazwell A Heddon), dwl 704 Howard
Maxwell Le\-i, helper Phelps' Manuf. Co., dwl 204 Perry
Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, dwl E s Twelfth bet Howard
and Folsom
MA.\WEll KICHAKD T., physician and surgeon,
office and dwl 135 Kearny
Maxwell WillLim, mariner, dwl 318 Pacific
Maxwell William A., short-hand reporter, office 729 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
Maxwell W. J., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Maxwell & Heddon (J. S. Maxioeli and R. B. K. Bed-
d(rn), physicians, office 704 Howard
May , machinist, dwl 558 Howard
May , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
May Boy Slining Co. (Utah), office 419 California room 27
May Charles, bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 10 Clementina
May Edn-ard, bcHikkeeper Joseph Marks, dwl N s Wash-
ington nr Stockton
May Elias Edward, cellemian 321 Montgomery, dwl 18 First
May Ezra A., bookkeeper Bank of San Francisco, res Oak-
land
May Eva Mrs., dressmaker, 1504 Folsom
May Frank B., collector Goodwin & Co., dwl 617 Sac
May Fulton, engineer, dwl 12 Calhoun
iACinc COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED hy D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
May Geor^'O IJ. (Goodwin dL- Co.), dwl 1313 Taylor
May Henry, market, SE cor StockUm and Lombard
May IIu{,'h S., engineer, dwl 12 Calhoun
May J;u;ob .J., mercliant, dwl f<Vi Geary
May James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
MaV John, expressman, dwl 434 lirannan
May John, fureman S. F. Packing and Provision Co., dwl
BlO Miintg-omery
May .lohn, slmomaker. 1504 Folsom
May John, solicitor, dwl Brookljii Hotel
May Joseph, bookkeeper Livln;;ston & Co., dwl 1023 Pow
May Josephine (.widow), dwl 771 Harrison
May Louis, proprietor Folsom Laundry, S s Sixteenth nr
Valencia
May Mary Miss, dwl 242 Brannan
May Morris, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
May Noel, engineer, dwl 315 Union, rear
May Peter, fish, 4 Clay St. Market, dwl N s Broadway nr
" Montjfomery
May Prosper, wines and liquors, 725 Clay and 712 Com-
mercial, dwl 725 Clay
May Richard, solicitor Henrj- Keller & Co., res Oakland
May S. A. Mrs., operator Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Mar
chine, 30 Geary, dwl 32 Fourth
May Samuel H., farmer, dwl 12 Calhoun
May Solouion, driver Folsom Laundry, dwl 450 Guerrero
May William, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
May William It. (Snow J- M.), dwl 1114 Clay
May William Tlioma-s, painter 312 Cal, dwl S13 Filbert
May Z. T., cabinetmaker John C. Bell, dwl 402 Bdwy
Maybcll Hans, master mariner, dwl 002 Lombard
Maybell John, dwl SW cor Hollis and O'Farrell
Mayljell Stephen, actor Maguire's New Theater, dwl S 8
' Birch Av bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Mayberry E. L., contractor and builder, dwl 522 Capp
Mayberry Wesley J., carpenter and builder, dwl 711 Shot-
well
Mayblum Moritz, merchant, dwl 1353 Post
Mayborn M. J. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar School,
res (Jakland
May bury Cliarles A., bookkeeper Deming, Palmer & Co.,
dwl 710 Folsom
Maybury Richard, 8hip\vright, dwl 351 First
Mayen Frank, photographic printer Bradley & Rulofson,
dwl S\V cur Stockton and Jackson
Mayer Abraham, expresswagon, NW cor Sacramento and
Montgomery
Mayer Abraham, salesman Frank & Co., dwl COS Stev
Mayer August, butcher John Robl, dwl 807 Filbert
Mayer Bonny, "xpressman Triest & Friedlander, dwl 115
Franklin
Mayer Brantz, major U. S. A. PajTiiaster's Department
Califfirnia, office 105 Stockton, dwl Grand Hotel
Mayer Charles, cloaks, mantillas, etc., 20 Montgomery
and 408 Kearny, dwl 40(> Eddy
Mayer Charles, oysters. Grand Central Market, dwl 560
Minna
Mayer Christian F., restaurant, W a Railroad Av nr Fil-
teentli Av, South S. F.
Mayer Eva Miss, dressmaker SulHvan & Moorhead, dwl
11.^) I->ankliu
Mayer Frank, commission merchant, dwl 636 Sutter
Mayer Frank, steward, dwl 210 Third
Mayer tYederick D., blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl
* 9 William
Mayer George, teacher languages, dwl 1123 Dupont
Mayer GusUvus W. Rev., acting rector Seamen's Episco-
pal Mission, dwl 610 Hyde
Mayer Flenry {Mai/er .(■ JUrsh/dd). dwl 31 Turk
Mayer Isaac C, buyer and shipper furs, dwl 1)11 Bush
Mayer Isidor H., bookkeeper Held Bros. & Co., dwl 217
Geary
Mayer J., barkeeper, dwl 813 Washington
Mayer J., boilermaker Francis I. Currj'
Mayer John, dwl 312 Post
Mayer John, builder, 761 Mission
Mayer John L., blacksmith Andresen Brothers, dwl 033
Mission
HAl'EK .lOSEril, church-organbuilder, 121 Page
Mayer Joseph, ttiilor, 726 Wa«hing'ton, rear
Mayer Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 907 McAllister
Mayer Joseph H., clerk U. S. Shipping Commissioner,
dwl lib Jackson
Mayer Jules {A'. G. Lyons & Co.), dwl 1121 Geary
Mayer Julius, dwl 502 Bush
Mayer Julius, salesman Li\ingston & Co., dwl 922 Geary
Mayer Leon, dwl 31b Sixth
Mayer Leopold, merchant, office 300 Batterj', dwl 320
Turk
Mayer Leopold, salesman Koenigsberger Brothers, dwl 830
McAllister
Mayer Marcus (Mayer tt Berg), dwl 474 Tehama
Mayer Marcus, tailor, 139 Fifth
Mayer Margaret (widow), dwl 734 Montgomery
Mayer Max, clerk Held Bros. & Co., dwl 217 Geary
Mayer Morris, window and looking glass, 716 Washington,
dwl S B Sixteenth nr Valencia
Mayer M. S., varieties and stencil cutter, 800 Market, dwl
111 Fourth
Mayer Nathan, traveling' agent Kullman & Armer, dwl
922 Geary
Mayer Richard, hay and grain, 859 Harrison, dwl 258 Perry
Mayer Samson, upholsterer, dwl 60S Stevenson
Mayer Samuel D. (Mayer d- Beldcn), and musical director
First Congregational Church, dwl Grand Hotel
M IYER SIMO\, public administrator, office 4 Court
Block 636 Clay, dwl 712 Hyde
Mayer William, bootcutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 114
Hayes
Mayer Wendelm, wines and liquors, SW cor California
* and Miintgomerj-, dwl 9 Bagley PI
Mayer & Belden {Sajmiel D. Mayer and Henry K. Bel-
' den), local agents Hartford Fire Insurance Co., office
313 California
Mayer & Berg (Marcus Mayer and Ferdinand Berg),
market, 1005 Folsom
Mayer & Hirshfeld (Uenry Mayer and Peter Hirsh/eld),
merchant tailors, 34 Montgomery'
Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyer, Mier, and Myer
Mayerhofer Hannah Mrs., proprietor Rising Sun Garden,
NE cor Guerrero and Twenty-sixth
Mayers Alfred, salesman Robert Mayers, dwl 1203 Polk
Mayers Benjamin, clerk JiUius Samuels, dwl llj^ Oak
Mayers Charles, rigger William Green, 26 Howard
Mayers David L., salesman Abraham Levingston, S Sixth
Mayers Henry, imjxirter and retail watches, jewelrj-, dia-
monds, etc., 205 Montgomery, dwl 1609 Sutter
Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth
Mayers John L., blacksmith, dwl 933 Mission
Mayers Philip, architect, dwl 111 Hayes
Mayers Philip, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eleventh
and Natuma, dwl 126 Eleventh
MAYERS RORERT, Mayers' Bazaar Japanese and
fancy goods, 242 Mont, dwl Ws Lomb PI nr Stockton
Mayers Robert W., clerk Robert Mayers, dwl W a Lom-
bard PI nr Stockton
Mayers Samuel, shipchandler, dwl S02 Howard
Mayers Timothy, fireman stm Amelia, Broadway Wharf
Mayes George, oyster saloon, 40-42 California Market,
dwl 1018 Sutter
Majiield Abraham IMayfield A Co.), dwl 15 Harriet
Mayfleld & Co. (Abraham May field and Leopold Alt-
schul), crockerj' and glassware, 210 Sansom
Mayhan , artist, dwl 1015 Stockton
Mayhew E. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Mayhew H. Allen, commission merchant and grainbroker,
208 Davis, res Oakland
Mayhew Hebron B., deputy collector U. S. internal rev-
enue, dwl 1047 Howard
Mayhew Henry H. (Cojfin & J/.), dwl NW cor Twenty-
second and Mission
Mayhew John H., master mariner, dwl 18 Guy PI
Mayhew S., mason Palace Hotel
niiYIIEW W. E„ apothecary and chemist, 144 Fourth
Mayhew William B., clerk Athearn & Co., dwl 102 Powell
Maj-mes Frank, barkeeper John Harrington, dwl 41 Third
Maj-n Charles, driver Edward Newnnan, dwl S Kearny
Maynard Addison H., painter Frost & Richards
Maynard Benjamin G., teller Merchants' Exchange Bank,
dwl 557 Harrison
Maynard D. D. (Maynard & Jones), dwl SW cor Twenty-
third and Fair Oaks
Majiiard George F., deputy county auditor, dwl NW oor
Second and Folsom
Maynard George H., clerk Joseph Bassett, dwl 933 Kear
Maynard Henry G., broker, dwl 614 Sutter
Maynard John'C, miner, dwl 37 South Park
MAY\AR1> LAFAYETTE, capitalist, ofHce 409 Cali-
fornia, dwl 557 Harrison
Majmard Vacina Mme., clairvoyant, office and dwl 80
Geary
MajTiiard »& Jones (D. Z>. Maynard and J. K. Jonei),
bouts and shoes, 238 Keaniy
MAYNARD*^ UliLDING, NW cor California and
Battery
Mayne Charles, capitalist, office 524 Montgomery
Mayne Henry J., carpenter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.,
dwl 548 Folsom
MOR&AN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. p. VAN SOHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
MAY
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McA
Mayne. See Main
Mayo , bricklayer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Mayo Charles, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 1111
Montgomery
Mayo Frank, cook, dwl 71 Tehama
Mayo Henry, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Mayo H. K. P., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl Potl«-
ro Av bet IVenty-second and Twenty-third
Mayo Eichard G., omamentor Cal. Furniture JI. Co., dwl
1(>23 Sacramento
Mayo Robert, shoemaker, dwl 19 Folsom Av
Mayon Thomas C, surgical machinist National Surgical
Institute, dwl 727 Shotwell
Mayon Thomas H., surgeon National Surgical Institute
olEee 319 Bush, dwl 727 Shotwell '
HAYOK fITl' A-\» COrSiTV, office City HaU first
floor
Mayou Robert, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 19
Folsom Av
Mayrisch Adolph (MayrUcli Bros. 6c Co.), res Encinal, Al-
ameda
Mayrisch Bros. & Co. (Ad-olph, Chietav, and Rudolph).
. manufacturers cigars and importers leaf tobacco, NE
cor Battery and Clay
Maj-risch Gustav {Mayrisch Eros, i- Co.), res Alameda
Ma.\Tisch Lena Miss, dressmaker Mme. Elise Schumacher,
dwl E s Valencia bet Twentieth and T^venty-first
Mayrisch Ott<i, foreman factor>- Eugelbrecht Ot Levy, dwl
E s Valencia bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Mayrisch Kudolph (ilayrisch Bros, d- Co.), dwl 2208 Tay-
lor
Ma\-senhalder Frederick, teamster E. K. Howes & Co.,
dwl W s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Mayson J. M., bookkeeiwr El Dorado Water and Deep
Gravel M. Co., 416 Montgomer)', dwl 835 Bush
Mazeppa Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 19 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Mazeth Boyer, laundmnan Van Ness Avenue Laundry
dwl AV s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Mazor George, waiter Althof Bros., dwl Stevenson bet
Third and Fourth
Mazza Louis, musician, dwl 1109 Filbert
Mazza Michael, laborer, dwl 1109 Filbert
Mazzera Giovanni, laborer, dwl 425 Broadway, rear
Mazzo Domenica, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway"
McAbee Alexander, carpenter and contiuctor, dwl 406
Gear)-
McAdam E., dwl W s Church bet Elizabeth and Twenty-
Third
Mc.idam John, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl E
s Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
McAdam .Michael, boots and shoes, 134 Third, dwl 247
Minna
McAdam Owen, salesman Michael McAdam, dwl 247
Minna
McAdams ,\nne Mrs. , fruit and vegetables, 111 Fifth
McAdams Edward, printer, dwl 139 Clara
McAdams Katie Miss, shoefltter I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl 139 Clara
Mc-ldams M., carpenter Palace Hotel
McAdams Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 111 Fifth
McAdams Ronald, carpenter, dwl 652 Minna
McAdoo John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl 1
Haywood
McAdoo John W. , waiter, dwl 349 Jessie
McAfee , machinist. Union Iron Works
HcAFEE LOI'IS CAKKOLI,, civil engineer and land
agent, ottice 411^ California room 4, dwl 602 Leav-
enworth
■cAFE£, SP1ER.S d: CO. {William McAfee and
James Spiers), boilermakers and machinists, 311-315
Howard
McAfee William (JfcJ fee Spiers d- Co.), dwl 711 Treat Av
McAfee William H., potter, dwl 264 Garden
McAhon HuA, liborer Pacific RolUng Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois bet Nupa and Shasta
McAiken Eliza A. Mrs., dwl N s M bet ijan Jos^ Av and
Guerrero
McAlden Sustm (mdow), dwl We Webster bet Filbert and
Greenwich
UcAlead James, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pa-
cific E. R.
McAleer Alice (widow), dwl 425 Shipley
McAleer .\ndrew, bookkeeper Frederick H. Hammer, dwl
1321 Motitgomery
McAleer Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Robertson,
dwl »09 Harrison
McAleer Charles, clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 311
Jessie
McAleer Edward C, coUector Hutchinson, Mann & Smith
dwl 1136 Pacific '
McAleer Francis, Unnerj-, Mission Creek bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, dwl 2034 Folsom
McAleer Frank, boilermaker Moj-nihan & Aitken dwl 37
Minna '
McAleer Hugh, machinehand Daniel D. HoUand dwl 13
Minna
McAleer Hannah (widow), dressmaker, dwl 809 Harrison
Mc.Ueer James, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken dwl
1508 Mason
McAleer James, laborer, dwl 809 Harrison
McAlester John, boilermaker, dwi 37i Oak Grove Av
McAlester WiUiam F. (Madison, Burke i- Co.), dwl 618
Third
McAlister A., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn. 71 New Mont
McAlister A. J., upholsterer, dwl lis Ellis
McAhster John, Coopers" Union No 1, 417 Bush
HeALISTER JOH.V U., Central Wool Depot, N s
Townsend bel Fifth and SLxth, res Oakland
McAlister Thomas, upholsterer, NW cor Sutter and Leav-
enworth, dwl 210 Austin
McAUep John W., captain ship Western Shore, office 44
Market
McAllep W. J., captain schr Enterprise, office 44 Market
Mc.\llister Archibald, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl Nu-
cleus House
McAllister Benjamin B., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell
dni E s Eureka bet Nineteenth and Twentieth '
McAllister Charles, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
ilc.AlUster C. J., fumituredealer, dwl 139 Fourth 1
McAllister Cutler (McAlli^^ters i- Bergin), dwl 428 Sutter
JlcAllister Frank, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice S Co.,
dwl E s Eureka bet Nineteenth and T^ventieth
ilcAllister Gates, machinist Repair Shop Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
McAllister George W., boolikeeper William D. Garland,
dwl 1112 Jackson
Mc-Ulister George W., compositer S. F. Chronicle, dwl
1S26 Bush
McAllister G. W., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fomth and Townsend
McAllister H. A. (widow), dwl 1112 Jackson
SlcAUister Hull (McAltislcrs it Bergin), dwl 517 Mason
Mc.ilUster Harvey IL, real estate, dwl N s Dorland bet
Dolores and Church
McAllister James, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 6 Wet-
more PI
McAlhster John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 37i
Oak Grove Av
McAllister John, butcher, dwl 234 Oak
McAllister John, butcher M. T. Connolly, dwl 305 Minna
Mc.Ulister John, chiropodist, dwl 349 Tehama
McAllister John, driver John Cochran, dwl 1012 Natoma
McAllister John, waiter Russ House
McAllister Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 102 Powell
McAllister Mary (widow), dwl 42 Jessie, rear
McAllister Michael, laborer Pacific Riilling Mills
McVlIister Robert, carpenter, dwl 1007 Market
McAllister Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McAllister William B., dentist, office and dwl 704 Market
McUlister William F., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
SIC.ILU.STCKS A- BEKGLX (.Hall and Cutler Mc-
Alli^ster and Thomas I. Bergin), a.ttomeya at law,
office 528 California
McAlpin Charles, painter, dwl 1514 Pacific Av
McAlpin James, seaman, dwl 1015 Stockton
Mc.Vlpin Margaret (widow), dwl NW cor Jones and Lomb
McAnally Anna (widow), dwi 7 Fifth Av
Mc-A-nally John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. E., dwl 15
Harrison Av
McAndrew Thomas, molder Pacffic Iron Works, dwl 2 Ty-
son PI
McAndrews A., laborer Palace Hotel
McAjidrews James, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 708 Howard
McAndrews John, expressman cor Broadway and Davis,
dwl 9 Midway
Mc-Aneny George B., mining, office 419 Califomia room
17, dwl Gra id Hotel
Mc.\neny Kate Miss, dressmaker Mme. J. H. Picot, dwl
cor Sacramento and De\isadero
McAran Patrick, merchant, office 542 Market, dwl 1326
Mission
McAran Patrick, stableman James Tomkinson, dwl 57
Minna
McAravy John, boot and shoemaker, dwl 204 Union
McAravy Nellie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,
dwi Union bet Montgomery and Sansom
'ACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
32
San Pranoisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
McArdle Bernard, laborer, dwl 65G Minna
McArdle Cathariue J. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 848 Folsom
McAnile James, blacksmith, dwl 130 First
McArdle James, hostler Richard Dowling, dwl 610 How
McArdle James E., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 415
I'owell
McArdle John, bricklayer, dwl 431 Dupont
McArdle John, assistant engineer stm Santa Cruz, dwl 13
Cleaveland
McArdle John J., clerk S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 20
Turk
McArdle Laurence, helper S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl 133
Natoma
McArdle Maria (widow), lodgings, 733 Harrison
McLiVrdie Patrick, barkeeper, dwl 614 Jessie
McArdle Peter (McArdle ct X)aly\ dwl 1129 Harrison
McArdle Peter, assistant engineer stm Coquille, dwl 429
Shipley
McArdle P. W., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
McArdle Thomas, stevedore, dwl 409 Main
Jlc.^dle William J., cari^enter, dwl 1407 Mason
McArdle & Daly (Pettr McArdle and John Daly), liquor
saloon, 705 M;irket
McAmey Neil, shoemaker J. In^nn, dwl 345 Tehama
McArroii Charles (McA rron J: Sojyhey), dwl S20 Folsom
McArron & Sophey {Charles McA rron and Joaepk So-
pheyX carriage manufacti:>r)', 820 and 822 Folsom
McArthur D., waiter Russ House
McArthur James, seaman, dwl SE cor Clay and Davis
McArlhur J. H., capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
McArthur Johnson A., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
McArthiir Neill, earj^enter, dwl 1318 Keamy
Mc.\rllmr Thomas, waiter Russ House
McArvy John, clerk, dwl 209 LeidesdorfE
McAsty Charles, barkeeper James Carolin, dwl NW cor
Harrison and Third
McAscy Charles, messhand Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
McAsey Da\id, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
McAtce Patrick, contractor, dwl 1722 Mission
McAtcer George, bookkeeper J. W. H. Campbell, dwl 1223
Keamy
McAttee Charles, hatpresser Pacific Straw Works, dwl
Jessie bet Fourth and Fifth
McAulej' Thomas, engineer, dwl 309 Harrison
McAuIiffe C, lather Palace Hotel
McAuliffe Cornelius, grocer, dwl 413 Jones
McAuliffe Cornelius P., hostler Central R. R., dwl 444
Sixth
McAuliffe Daniel, groceries and liquors, cor Columbia and
Twentieth
McAuhffe Edward, paperruler A. Buswell, dwl cor Hamp-
shire and T^ventieth
McAuliffe Eugene, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
cor Twentieth and Hampshire
McAuliffe Florence J., student, dwl 8 Man?aret PI
McAuliffe Florence T., varnisher James McGinn, dwl 8
Margaret PI
McAuliffe James, currier Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl SW
cor Sixteenth and Howard
McAuliffe M. Mrs., janitress San Bruno School
McAuliffe Margaret (widow), dwl 19 Salmon
McAuliffe Michael A. (McAuliffe (i; Leonard), dwl 409
Fourth
McAuliffe Mortimer, salesman Keane O'Conner & Co.,
dwl 109 Grove
McAuliffe F., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 253 Clara
McAuliffe Timothy, fruits, NE cor Keamy and Washing-
ton, dwl cor Hinckley and Piuckney P!
McAuliffe Timothy J. , boilermaker, dwl Church bet Twen-
ty-fii-st and T\%-enty-second
McAuliffe & heona.rd\M i-chael A. McAuliffe and Jere-
miah J. Leonard), junk, 409 Fourth
McA very J., roadcari>ent«r Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
McAvey Thomas, dwl 1S30 Market
McAvity Amelia B. (widow), dwl W s Steinerbet Oak and
Page
McAvity T., barkeeper, dwl 533 Sacramento
McAvoy , dwl 530 Mission
McAvoy Daniel, laborer Francis I. Curry
McAvoy David, hostler Claybxu-gh & Brandenstein. dwl
418 Powell
McAvoy Edwin, baker Cal. Cracker Co,, dwl W s Ohio bet
Vallejo and Broadway
McAvoy F., laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and
Towiisend
McAvoy Frank, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
McvVvuy Hugh B., driver Flanagan & Gallagher, dwl 834
Market
McAvoy J., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McAvoy James, sailmaker, dwl 68 Jessie
McAvoy James G., plasterer, dwl 310 Eighth
McAvoy John, laborer, dwl 12 Miller PI
McAvoy Michael, drayman Cal, Cracker Co., dwl Ws Ohio
bet Vallejo and liroadway
McAvoy Michael, laborer, dwl S09 Jessie, rear
McAvoy Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
McAvoy Peter, upholsterer, dwl 225 Green
McAvoy Thomas, furniture, 414 Folsom
McBain William, clerk Shirek & Co., dwl 907 Clay
McBaiu William, Ship Calkers* Assn, 713 Mission
McBay Charles, driver, dwl West End Hotel
McBean J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
McBean James, shipcarpenter Nichols Sa Weaver, dwl 25
Gilbert
McEean Marian (widow), dressmaker, 1108J Dupont
McBean William, builder, dwl 321 Pacific
McBeth Robert, waterman, dwl 416 0'Farrell
McBirney Samuel, collector, dwl G14 Powell
McBoden Allen, advertising agent, dwl 619 McAllister
McBowen Samuel, clothdresser, dwl 1818 Stockton
McBoyce Michael, longshoreman, dwl 238 Steuart
McBoyle A. & Co., apothecaries and druggists, 504 Wash
McBoyle Alexander, {A. McBoyle tt- Co.), dwl 8 Turk
McBoyle George, salesman 70S Keamy, dwl 8 Turk
McBriarty Edward, moroccofinisher Bloch & Davidson,
dwl SE cor Brannan and Seventh
McBriarty James, laborer, dwl 229 Clara
McBride Annie Mrs., laimdress Lick House
McBride Dennis {Moran <t McB.}, dwl 12 Sherman
McBride E., carver S. F. Manuf. Co.
McBride Edward, carrier Evening Bulletin
McBride Edward, waterman, dwl 26 Perry, rear
McBride Henry E. (Btthlert d- McB.), attorney at law, of-
fice 607 Clay, dwl 433 Jessie
McBride James, boilermaker MojTiihan & Aitken, dwl 417
Howard
McBride James, draftsman, dwl 307 First
McBride James, general agent, dwl 73 Tehama
McBride John, dwl 4 Twelfth
McBride John, engineer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 417 How-
ard
McBride Michael, drajTuan, dwl 12 Dora
McBride ilichael, laborer, dwl 304 Eeale
McBride Owen, boilermaker, dwl 148 Natoma
McBride Patrick, cartman, dwl 35 Dora
McBride Patrick, teamster, dwl cor Battery and Vallejo
McBride Patrick, waterman, dwl 26 Perrj', rear
McBride Thomas, teamster, dwl 716 Tehama
McBride Thomas, waterman, dwl 26 Perrj% rear
McBride William, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl SE cor
Third and Howard
McBride William, paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, dwl
620^ Minna
McBright Edward, laborer, dwl 4S Silver
McCabbin Peter, boxmaker, dwl 30 Washington
McCabe A. J. (widow), dwl N s Point Lobos Av bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth avs
McCabe Anna (widow), dwl 65 Minna
McCabe Bernard, groceries, SE cor Anthony and Jessie
McCabe Charles, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 22 Second
McCabe E. G., engineer, dwl 529 Brj-ant
McCabe Hugh F., painter James Donovan, dwl S s Nato-
ma bet Eighth and Ninth
McCabe J., plumber Palace Hotel
McCabe James, attorney at law, office 74 Montgomery
Block, dwl 712 Guerrero
McCabe James, laborer, dwl 552 Linden Av
McCabe James, laborer, dwl 560 Mission
McCabe James, laborer Steiger & Kerr, dwl 71 Minna
McCabe James W,, bookkeeper, dwl 65 Minna
McCabe J. H., theatrical agent, 332 Bush
McCabe John, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 1141 Har
McCabe John, cooper John Breen, dwl 738 Clementina
McCabe John, laborer, dwl IGO Shipley
McCabe John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl E s
Sierra ur Kentucky
McCabe John T., bootfitter, dwl 1141 Harrison
McCabe LawTcnce, seaman, dwl 541 First
McCabe Mary (widow), dwl 1141 Harrison
McCabe Matthew, woodturner Kragen & Co. , dwl 28 Minna
McCabe Michael, cartman, dwl 632 Braunan
McCabe Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 530 Stev
McCabe Morris, teamster, dwl 318 Folsom
McCabe Owen, bedding, 937 Market, dwl 801 Brannan
McCabe Owen, longshoreman, dwl 11 Minna
McCabe Patrick, dwl 118 Jones
McCabe Patrick, laborer, dwl 229 First
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Cte:
C- P- VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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McC
McCahe Richard, lithographer, dwl E 8 Stevenson bet
Ei;^hteenth and Nineteenth
McCabe Richard J., teacher music, dwl 1220 Kearny
McCabe Richard S., lithographic printer A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl Powell bet Pacitic and Broartwav
McCabe T., lather Palace Hotel
x\lcCabe Thomas, laborer William Kerr, dwl 0«3 Battery
McLabe Thomas, upholsterer, dwl S s Brannan bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
McCabeThomas J., carpenter Kimball Manuf. Co dwl
Calif oruia Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Bemal Heights '
McCabe William B., broker, dwl 143 Third
JlcCadley James, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
McCatfee James, laborer, dwl City Hotel
McC;iflerty Dominick, junk, 38 First, dwl 29 Stevenson
McCafferty Edward, brickmason U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, dwl 22 Turk
McCaiferty William, Hambletonian Stables, E 3 Mission
bet TAventieth aud Twenty-first
McCaffery Hugh, tailor, S.io Fourth
McCaffery John, plimiber, dwl 6 Central PI
McCaffery Matthew, miner, dwl E s Fair Oaks bet Twen-
ty-second and Tvventy-third
McCaffrey Bridget (widow), furnished rooms, 82 Jessie
McCaffrey Charles, laborer, dwl 21 Clementina
McCaffrey Edward, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
McCaffrey Hugh, policeman City Hall, dwl 1315 Kearny
McCaffrey John, dwl SW cor Folsom and Main
McCaffrey John, porter, dwl 1187 Broadway
McCaffrey Michael (O'Seil dr McC), dwl 63 Natoma
McCaffrey Michael, waiter Joseph Guisti, dwl 620 Stock
McCaffrey Philip, machinist, dwl 551 Mission
McCaffrey Philip, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierra aud Louisiana
McCaffrey Thomas, carriagesmith Larkins & Co., dwl 43
Ritch
McCaffrey Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Fulton nr Gough
McCaffrey Thomas, laborer New City Hall, dwl Pacific nr
Batterj'
McCaffrey Thomas, seaman, dwl 15 Frederick
McCaffrey William, dwl 7S3 Market
McCahele Anna Miss, dressmaker, dwl 720 Market
Mct'AIX, FLOOD * ntVhlRKiJaiM-sS. McCain,
Henry ,S. Flood, and Fennel J/cCiwre), importers
and jobbers drj- goods, clothing, and geiits' fluTiisb-
mg goods, 109 and 111 Pine
McCain James S. {McCain, Flood d: McClure), res New
lork
McCalgan Patrick, laborer Thompson Bros., dwl 119 Silver
McCall Alexander, carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
McCall Arthur, laborer To\vnsend St. Depot Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 103 Freelon
McCaU Charles R., carriagefinisher Larkins & Co.,
-McCall John, ShipwTights' Jour. .\ssn, 71 New Mont
.McCall John T., laborer, dwl 272 Brannan
-Hct'AlL JO.><i:riI «., general agent Erie Railway,
office 140 Montgomen-, dwl 447 Minna
McCall Marj-, domestic Walter N. Hawlev, dwl 960 How
McCall Michael, teamster, dwl 19 Lewis PI, rear
McCall Peter, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
McCall Samuel, salesman C. C. Hastiuaa cSs Co., dwl 312
Mason
McCall William H., bricklayer, dwl 605 Filbert
McCallaghan Patrick, dwl 143 Natoma
McCallister WiUiam, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
McCalluni Charles, first officer stm Salinas, Washington
St. Wharf
McCallum Colin, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl Colum-
bia Hotel
McCallum H., carpenter Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
McCallum John G., attorney at law, office 411J California
room 17, res Oakland
McCallum Josephine (widow), dwl 2505 Clay
McCally J., lather Palace Hotel
McCamant James, carpenter Lewis Green, dwl 727i Na-
toma
McCamant Louia Jr., upholsterer Lewis Green, dwl 727i
Natoma
McCambridge Andrew, patternmaker Dunn & Kewin, dwl
510 Howard
McCambridge Frank, machinist, dwl 515 Taylor
McCamish David H., barkeeper, dwl S21 Vallejo
McCandless T. M., dyer NE cor Howard and Sixteenth
McCann Andrew, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Republic, dwl
2U Stanford
McCann Ann,(\vidow), dwl 508 Post
McCann Ann (\\1dow), dwl 1409 California
McCann Bernard, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
McCann Bridget (widow), dwl California Av opp Bryant
Bemal Heights ' '
McCann Daniel, laborer, dwl SO Clementina
McCann Edward, waiter Sidney M. Foster, dwl 1409 Cal
McCann Felix, farmer, dwl 7US Monlgomer\-
McCann Francis T., engineer New City hLII, dwl 11 Na-
toma
McCann Frank J., barkeeper James McCormack dwl '"7
Stevenson
McCann Frederick, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McCann Frederick, third assistant engineer Pacific Mail
S. S. Ancou
McCann James, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
McCann James, carpenter, dwl 3.59 Eleventh
McCann James, clerk, dwl 1126 Market
McCann James, proprietor National Sailors' Home 896
Front
McCann James, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
McCann James, seaman stm California
McCann James W., farmer, dwl 70S Montgomery
McCann John, caqjenter, dwl 221 Pacific
McCSinn John, laborer California MUls, dwl 11 Natoma
McCann John, laborer, dwl NW cor (Jean- and Central Av
McCann John, laborer Hanscom & Co., dwl 161 Tehama
McCann John, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl E s
Parker Av nr Point Lobos A.\
McCann John, stevedore, dwl W s Sansom bet Filbert and
Union
McCann Jonn T., marblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler, dwl E
s W'ebster bet Page and Haight
McCann Joseph, marblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler, dwl E s
W ebster bet Page and Haight
McCann Maria Mrs., bakery, 143 Third
McCann Michael, merchant, dwl W s Treat Av bet Twen-
ty-flrst and Twenty-second
McCann Nellie Miss, saleswoman, dwl 407 Powell
McCann Nicholas, plumber and ga.«fltter, 413 Hayes
McCann O. J., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomerov & Co.'
McCann Owen, stevedore, dwl E s Nebraska bet Twenty-
fourth and Yolo
McCann Patrick, engineer, dwl NW cor Zoe and Welsh
McCann Patrick, laborer, dwl 31 Mmna, rear
McCami Patrick, laborer, dwl 227 Second
McCann Peter, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., dwl NT;
cor Brj-ant and Eighth
McCann Peter C, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl
135 Tehama
McCann Richard, carpenter, dwl cor Eighth and Mission
McCaim Robert W'., mason, dwl Tiventy-sixth Av bet -4.
aud B
McCann Thomas H., liquor agent Spruance, Stanley &
Co., dwl 322 Lombard
McCann William, engmeer New City Hall, dwl CTiff House
Road
McCann William, expresswagon, dwl 902 CHay
McCann WilUam, laborer New City Hall, dwl Bryant nr
Seventh
McCann William, vamisher Henry W. Carson, dwl NTV
cor Montgomery' Av and Vallejo
McCann Wilham Jr., salesman Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 1018 Stockton
McCann William P., electrotyper Joseph Winterburn k
Co., dwl NW cor Montgomery Av aud Vallejo
McCanua Mary (widow), dwl 431 Clementina, rear
McCanna Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 34 Natoma
McCannon John, labi-rer Palace Hotel
McCardy William, stevedore, dwl 551 Folsom
McCarl Samuel S., lumberman, dwl 327 Fell
McCarr Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl 202 Sec
McCarrick Isma }tliss(McCarrick SUters),i\\\ 135 Kearny
MeCarrick John, laborer Laurel Hill CemeteiT, dwl W s
Broderick bet Sutter and Post
McCarrick Kate Miss (J/fCnmVi SisJcrs), dwl 135 Kearny
McCarrick Marj-, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl W
s Broderick bet Post and Sutter
McCarrick P., laborer Palace Hotel
McCarrick Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 519 Mission
McCarrick Sisters {Migsci Kate and luifui), milliners and
millinery goods, 135 Kearny
McCarron James, baker, dwl 228 First
McCarron John A., horseshoing, 324 Fifth
McCarron Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
McCarron Neil, housepainter, dwl 213 Stevenson
McCarrj' Robert, stevedore, dwl S s Union bet Battery
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McOarter Da\id, mariner, dwl 26 Steuart
McCart«3 Alice (widow), dw! 1 Raphael VI
McCarthy Andrew, dwl 6 Stevenson
McCarthy Andrew, ironmoldcr, dwl iJl tirsi
Jlcl'arthV Ann (wid.jw), dwl 19 Natoma, rear
McCarthy Arthur, tailor Louis Degenhart, dwl Pnest nr
McCarthy Bartholomew, peddler, dwl Utah nr Sixteenth
McCarthy Bridget («-idow), divl 1120 Sacramento
McCarthy Bridget (widow), dwl S s Austin bet Qough and
FrankUn
McCarthy C, foundryman Hanscom & Co.
McCarthy C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 2S6 Stevenson
McCarthy CaUaghan, clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 649
Mission , ,...,,,■ ■
McCarthy Calli^han, laborer, dwl 546 Mission
JlcCartb'y Catharine Mrs., boarding, 10 Natoma
McCarthy Charles, dwl 014 Kearny „ , . ^
McCarthy Charles, blacksmith, dwl 12 Washmgton
McCarthy Charles, carpenter, dwl 604 Minna
McCarth'y Charles, expressman, dwl 338 Umon
McCarthy Charles, gasatt«r James K. Prior, dwl SW cor
Tj'Ier and Jones
McCarthy Charles, hostler, dwl 236 Sutter
.McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
McCarthy Charles, laborer, dwl 1631 Jessie
McCarthy Charles, laundrj-man Folsom Laundry, S 3 Six-
teenth nr Valencia „_.»u .. r. J„,l
McCarthy Charles, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl
53 Natoma ^ ^ ^
McCarthy Chester, bootmaker, dwl 8 s Church Lane nr
Church . , ^ . ,
McCarthy CorneUus, blacksmith, dwl 212 Broadway
McCarthy Cornelius, chainman Golden Gate Park
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 36 Rausch
McCarthy Cornelius, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl 2S Gar-
den, rear
McCarthy Daniel, dwl 9 OTarrell Alley ^ , ^ , ,
McCarthy Daniel, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
652 Steyenson _ , . „„ . ^.
McCarthy Daniel, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 37 Au3tm
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, dwl Parker Av nr Fulton
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, dwl 27 Minna
McCarthy Daniel, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
313 Filbert
McCarthy Daniel, teamster Golden Gate Park
McCarth'y Daniel Jr., expresswagon, NW cor Pine and
Battery, dwl 9 O'Farrell Alley
McCarthy Daniel J., baker, dwl E s Valencia hot Twenty-
fifth"and Twenty-sixth
McCarthy Dayld. laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl E s Florida bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth, rear
Mct'.OtTIll' DAVID v., real estate and stocks, dwl
2022 Bush
McCarthy Dennis, foreman U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 17 Harriet
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, dwl 54S Mission
McCarthy Dennis, UUor Purdy & litchBeld, dwl 319 Val-
lejo
McC'.ABTHY DENNIS E., journalist S. F. Chronicle,
dwl 728 Grove
McCarthy Dennis F., blacksmith, dwl 30 Jessie
McCarth'y Donald, laborer, dwl llOS Hyde
McCarthy E., carpenter Palace Hotel
McCartli'y Edward, molder Union Iron Woriss
McCarthy Edward, rigger, dw! NE cor Folsom and Beale
McCartliy Edward F., attorney at law, office 022 Clay, dwl
11 Kearny
McCarthy Edward W., porter Charles Bernard, dwl 1920
Mason
McCarthy Edwin P., engineer, dwl 104 McAllister
McCarthy Eugene, boilermakcr Moj-nihan & Aitken, dwl
127 Shipley
McCarthy Eugene, carpenter, dwl 1013 Pacific
McCarthy Eugene, house and signpainter, 24 Howard,
dwl "415 Howard
MoCartliy Eugene, real estate, dwl 113 Powell
McCarthy Florence, impost bookkeeper Custom House,
dwl i)05 Pacific
McCarthy Florence, laborer, dwl S 8 Alta bet Sansom and
Mon'tgomen'
McCartliy J., driver Market St. R. R.
McCarthy J., ga.sfltter Bush & Milne
McCarthy J., third-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Winchester
McCarthy James, blacksmith Tliomas Ford, dwl 110 Miss
McCarthy James, bootmaker, dwl 9W Harrison
McCarth'y James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero,
dwl W s Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
McCarthy James, foundryman Hanscom & Co.
McCarthy James, helper Hinckley & Co., dwl Broadway
bet jlontgomcry and Kearny .
McCarthy James, horseshoer Zma H. Cimnmgham, dwl
658 Howard
McCarthy James, laborer, dwl 633 Howard
McCarthy James, laborer S. F. Gas Ught Ck)., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana „ „ ,,
McCarthy James, track laborer Southern Pao. R, R., cor
Fourth and Townsend, dwl 38 Clinton
McCarthy James, with H. G. Fiske, dwl 636 Commercial
McCarth'y Jeremiah (flOTjijan d-J/cC), dwl SW cor Green-
wich and Sansom j , „ „ ^ _
McCarthy Jeremiah, hostler James Craig, dwl 713 Com
McCarth'y Jeremiah, laborer, dwl IISJ Welsh
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny .,.,_, „ ^ „
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
dwl SE cor Brannan and Seventh
McCarthy Jeremiah, molder, dwl 718 Brannan
McCarthy Jeremiah, porter T. W. Floyd & Co., dwl 21S
McCarthy Jeremiah J., blacksmith, dwl 81 Everett
McCarthy Jerome, blacksmith helper J. NeumiUer & Co.,
dwl SI Everett ,,„,,,
McCarthy J. F., news editor Evening Post, dwl 355 Jessie
McCarth'y John (ffora <(,• McC), dwl 719 Hayes
McCarthy John, cabinetmaker, 533 Valencia , . , „
McCarthy John, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 28
Garden „ j , „, r,
McCarthy John, cook Wliat Cheer House, dwl W s Do-
lores' nr Twenty-second , „, - n, ,
McCarthy John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 21a Tehama
McCarthy, John, housemover, dwl cor Vermont and San-
McCarthy John, inspector hydrants S. F. F. D., dwl 902
Clay
McCarthy John, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 20
Everett
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl 106 McAllister, rear
McCarth'y John, laborer, dwl 317 Howard ^ .^ .„^
McCarthy John, laborer, dwl N s MjTtle Av bet Van Ness
McCarthy John, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 316
Ritch ,^ . -, , ,
McCarthy John, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl
cor Howard and Russ . , „„,
McCarthy John, laborer N. B. and Mission R. K., dwl S34
Eleventh .,„ , j i
McCarthy- John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
407 Tehama ^ , _ „ „__
McCarthy John, liquor saloon, 727 Brannan, dwl 718 Bran
McCarthy John, plumber, dwl 1704 Leavenworth, rear
McCarth'y John, porter Charles Bernard, dwl 1920 Mason
McCarthy John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart . , „.
McCarthy John, servifeman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 20
McCarthy John, stableman Healy & Fegen, dwl 213 Pine
McCarthy John, teamster Nicholas Bichard, dwl 20 How-
McCarthyTohn C. (Mmyhy i- McC), dwl 422 Tehama
McCarth'y John J., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 1915
Stockton „ . , J 1 XI
McCarthy Joseph, porter Crane & Bngham, dwl N 8
Tweiitv-flfth nr Castro » , ~. v
McCarthy Justin, bootmaker F. M. Walsh, dwl b s Church
Lane ur Dolores ^ «_ n j i to
McCarthy Justin, messenger A. L. Bancroft « Co., dwl 7»
Seventeenth
McCarthy Lawrence, longshoreman, dwl 3 Broadway
McCarthy Luke, maohinehand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 1 30
Harrison
McCarthy Luke, molder, dwl 54 First
McCarthy M., reporter S. F. Clironicle, dwl Nucleus House
McCarthy Margaret (widow), dwl 652 Stevenson
McCarth'y Martin, blacksmith, dwl 622 Mmna
McCarthy Michael, butcher, dwl N s Fourteenth Av nr F,
South S. F. . . J 1 oi
McCarthy Michael, butcher De Vaull & Schulen, dwl 31
Anttiouv •
McCarthy Michael, laborer, dwl 5 Lick , , „ *
M.'Carthv Michael, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 14 Allen
McCarthy Michael, tailor Louis Degenhart, dwl 742 Bdwy
McCarth'y Michael, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Florida
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
McCarthy Michael Jr., butcher, dwl 23 Anthony
McCarthy Nora M. (widow), dwl SW cor Jones and Tyler
McCarthy Patrick, butcher M. Selig & Co., dwl N s Twelfth
nr Railroad .\v. South S. F.
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
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McCarthy Patrick, clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl lisi
Welsh
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, dwl 10 Decatur
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, dwl 209 Leidesdnrfl
McCarthy Patrick, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl W s
Sierra bet Georgia and Michigan
McCarthy Patrick, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
McCarthy Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freese
McCarthy Patrick, teamster Hancock & Kelso dwl 414
Beale
McCarthy Patrick E., laborer, dwl 106 McAllister
McCarthy Patrick B., publisher Programme Woodward's
Gardens, office (ill Clay, dwl 740 Pine
McCarthy Peter, carrier Morning Call, dwl 16 Errant Av
McCarthy Philip, gasfltter Bush & Milne, dwl 13 William
McCarthy R. O. Rev., pastor Memorial Presbyterian
Church, dwl S s Fifteenth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
McCarthy Richard J., compositor S. F. Chronicle dwl 6"5
Bush
McCarthy S. L. Mrs., teacher South San Francisco School,
dwl Fifteenth Av m Railroad Av
McCarthy Stephen W. , cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
dwl 951 Brj-ant
McCarthy T., conductor Market St. R. R.
McCarthy T., surgeon, dwl 533 Sacramento
McCarthy Thomas, engineer Funcke & Co. , dwl W s Kansas
nr Sierra •
*IcCarthy Thomas, laborer, dwl 2^ Jessie
ISIeCarthy Thomas, laborer Masonic Cemetery
McCarthy Thomas, porter Cowell's Warehouse, dwl 'OO
Stockt-m
McCarthy Thomas, rigger, dwl 415 How.ard
McCarthy Thomas, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
718 Bninnan
McCarthy Timothy, dwl 1915 Stockton
McCarthy Timothy, ex-snpen'isor, dwl 905 Pacific
McCarthy Timothy, liquors SW cor Twenty-first and Mis-
sion, dwl S s Twenty-first bet Mission and Valencia
McCarthy Timothy, oUer stm Los Augeles, Market St.
Wharf
McCarthy Timothy, painter, dwl 632 Jessie
McCarthy Timothy, weigher Clav St. Wharf, dwl 44 Ecker
McCarthy Timothy F. (Cartan, McC. d- Co.), dwl NW cor
Sixth and Minna
McCarthy William, laborer, dwl 6 Minna, rear
McCarthy William, mariner, dwl 20 Steuart
McCarthy William, waiter, dwl 12 Hunt
McCarthy William J., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl
443 Guerrero
McCartney Cj-rus, furniture, crockery, and glassware, 221
Dupont
McCartney James, laborer, dwl 18 Ohio
McCarty Andrew J., merchant, dwl 612 Post
McCarty Anna Miss, laundress, dwl E s Polk bet Turk and
■ Tyler
McCarty Bartholomew, laborer, dwl N s Broadway bet
Gough and Franklin
McCarty Bernard, stevedore Menzies & Bin^'ham
McCarty Brothers & Sisters (Dennin S., Eiujene,NeUie,
and i'j^fa), dancing aeademv, 35-39 Eddy
McCarty Charles, dwl 1920 Masoii
McCarty Charies, hostler, 921 Sutter, dwl 1002 Sutt«r
McCarty Charles, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
McCart}- Charles, plasterer, dwl sll Market
McCarty Charles, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Van-
couver, dwl NTV cor Third and Harrison
McCarty Christopher, driver, 21 California Market, dwl
Anthony nr Mission
McCarty Cornelius, laborer, dwl 26 Allen
McCarty Cornelius, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
McCarty Cornelius, marblepolisher, dwr45G .Minna, rear
McCarty Cornelius, painter J. Ccwnev, dwl 134 Fourth
McCarty Cornelius, salesman Kennedy, O'Xeill ,5: Bren-
nan, dwl 2206 Steiner
McCarty C. P., quartermaster Pacific Mai) S. S. Colorado
McCarty Daniel, fumittu'e. 939 -Market
McCarty Daniel, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
McCarty Daniel, laborer, dwl 921J Folsom
McCarty Daniel, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
16^ Bluxome
McCarty Dapiel, longshoreman, dwl Manhattan House
McCarty Dennis, dravman John Cook, dwl Oriental
Hotel
McCarty Dennis, laborer, dwl 50 Natoma
McCarty Dennis, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
McCarty Dennis, laborer Palace Hotel
McCartv Dennis, miner, dwl 414 Pacific
McCarty Dennis S. (McCarty Brothers >t Sisters), dwl S3S
Mission
McCarty E., tinner James Maffuire, dwl 005 Bnant
McCarty Lmmet, bookkeeper, dwl "2 Fifth
McCarty Eugene (McCarty Brothers <t Sisters), dwl 83S
MlS-SlOH ^^
McCarty Eugene, clerk George «. Knowles & Co., dwl 3
Zoe PI
McCarty- Eugene, laborer, dwl W s Hyde bet Geary and
O Fan'ell
.^cCarty Eugene, marblepolisher, dwl 26S Stevenson
McCarty Felix, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 3' De
Boom
McCarty Frank, buteher Wilson, Merrj- & Co., dwl cor
Fillmore and Greenwich
McCarty HJnnah Miss, hnusekeeper, dwl 2S Everett
McCarty J., laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R. R.
cor Fifth and Townsend '
McCarty J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
McCarty J., quartermaster Pacific MaU S. S. .Alaska
McCarty J., trackman N. B. and Mission R. R.
McCarty James, blacksmith, dwl 510 Mission
McCarty James, blacksmith <>uiseppe Massone dwl 9
Kate '
McCarty James, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, Second St
WTiarf
McCarty James, helper Mc.\fee, Spiere & Co., dwl 5 Lick
McCarty James, horseshoer Robert Craine, dwl 740 How
McCarty James, laborer, dwl 145 Shipley
McCarty James, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
McCarty James, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
McCarty James, longshoreman, dwl 9 Haggin
McCarty James, ornamental glasscutter Thomaa O'Neil
dwl 777 M.arket
McCarty James, soappeddler, dwl 413 Clementina
McCarty Jeremiah, currier Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 718
Brannan
McCarty Jeremiah, glassblower, dwl 613 Greenwich
McCarty Jeremiah, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 29
Everett
McCarty Jeremiah, hairdresser Peter Einsfeld, dwl 1213
Green
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl l36 Dora, rear
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 412 Post, rear
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 426 Geary
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer Palace Hotel '
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 426
Fulton
McCarty Johanna (mdow), dwl N s Twelfth Av nr N
South S. F.
McCarty Johanna (widow), boarding and lodgings, 97 I
Stevenson
McCarty John, dwl 1065 Market
McCarty John, dwl Hinckley bet Montgomery and Kearny
McCarty John, blacksmith helper McArron & Sophey, dwl
740 Howard
McCarty John, bricklayer, dwl 114 Perry
McCarty John, bricklayer, dwl 551 Howard, rear
McCarty John, cartman Superintendant Public Streets,
dwl 1007 Geary, rear
McCarty John, cook ,M8 Clay, dwl 564 Minna
McCarty John, laborer, dwri04 McAllister, rear
McCarty John, laborer, dwl 252 Minna
McCarty John, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear
McCarty John, laborer, dwl 426 Gearj"
McCarty John, laborer, dwl 771 Brj-ant
McCarty John, laborer, dwl S s Seventh Av nr M, South
S. F.
McCarty John, marblepolisher Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl
S s Elm Av bet Polk and Van Xess .Av
McCarty John, teamster Spring Valley Waterworks, dwl
112 Bernard
McCartj- John, waiter, dwl 249 Minna, rear
McCarty John Thomas, molder Jackson Iron Foundry,
dwi Dolores bet Twenty-first and T\venty-second .
McCarty Lotta Miss (McCarty Brothers tt Sisters), dwl 838
Mission
MetAKTY LOriS P., publisher and proprietor Sta-
tistician, office 423 Washington, dwl 10 Powell
McCarty Martin, lab.irer Karau & Bourke, dwl E s Taylor
bet Francisco and Chestnut
McCarty Mary (^\idow), dwl De Haro bet Colusa and Ma-
McCarty Marj% chambermaid Windsor Hou.se
McCarty Mary Miss, chambermaid Manhattan House
McCarty Man.- Mrs., furnished rooms, 740 Howard
McCarty .Michael, dwl 110 Sixth
McCarty Michael, mason Palace Hotel
McCarty^ Mich.ael, plUmber, dwl 1065 Market
McCarty Michael, tailor L. Kelly, dw-1 4 Pine
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McCartv Nellie (widow), dwl 83S Mission
McCarty Nellie laiss (J/cCarfy ZJro«A<T8 & S«««r«), dwl
S:i8 Mission
McCarty Nicholas, haker, dwl 25 Clementina
Sk-Cart'v Patrick, calker, dwi 22 Slmna <. c p„
M.l'artv Patrick, coalpasser stm Pelican Oregon b.b. Lo.
Mil'art'v Patrick, fireman stm Alameda, Oakland lerry
Md'.irt'y Patrick, laborer, dwl 29 Commercial, rear
Md'artV Patrick, lalx>rer. Palace Hotel
McCartV Patrick, lon^'shoreman, dwl « Ritch __
McCartV Patrick, shoemaker, 222 Jackson, dwl ,38 How
McCarty Peter, salesman Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl & 6
Ellis bet Devisadero and Broderick
McCarty Redmond, laborer, dwl S s Ellis bet Devisadero
and Broderick „ . , ^ i t^jj
McCarty Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Devisadero bet Eddy
McCartv Thomas, laborer Hancock k Kelsey, dwl 97 Stev
McCarty Thomas, machinist, dwl 1 Welsh
McCartv Thomas, mason Palace Hotel j , ., ,
McCarty Thomas, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414
McCarty Timothy, carpenter, dwl IS Natoma
' McCarty Timothy, laborer Spnng VaUey Water Works,
1 dwi 283 Jessie
McCarty Timothy, real estate, dwl 740 Howard
McCartv Timothy, rigger Palace Hotel
1 McCartv Timothy, shoemaker, dwl 78 Natoma
McCartv William, boatman, dwl 2105 Stockton
McCarty William, laborer Patrick Folong, dwi San Migtiel
Raiich nr Laynna Honda . „ ^ ^ »,„ j
McCarty William, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 and
751 Mission . ^,00
McCar\'all Patrick, laborer A. A. Jenmngs, dwl S s Saora^
mento nr Central Av
McCaskie James Francis, cook, dwl 16 Riteh, rear
McCastle J. R., honseraiser, dwl 515 Sacramento
McCaucan George, painter, dwl 356 Minna
McCaughey CJeorge, conductor Central R. R., dwl Bran-
nan nr Sixth
McCaughey Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
McCauley Arthur, laborer Central Pac. R. R., dwl 40
Clara
McCauley Bernard, ironmolder, dwl 174 Stevenson
McCaule'v Charles, liquor saloon, 425 Pacific
McCauley J., lather Palace Hotel
McCauley John, laborer, dwl 15 Natoma
McGvuley John, laborer, dwl 31 Frederick
SIcCauley John, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 43 Tehama
McCauley John F., special policeman, dwl 159 Pen-y
McCaule'v Joseph, carpenter Bush & Milne, dwl 12 Sher-
wood PI
McCauley Joseph Jr., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 12 Sher-
wood PI
McCauley Patrick, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
225 Eighth, rear
McCauley Peter, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McCaulev Richard J., seaman Andrew McLean, Fillmore
St. Wliarf, dwl 2025 Webster
McCauley Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel
McCauley Thomas B. , assistant melter and refiner U. S.
Mint, dwl 84 Montgomen* Block
McCaulev William (McCatileu A l'onii.7). dwl 995 Market
McCauley & Yomig OVilliam McCmiXey aiwL Andrea
Vnu'ng), restaurant, 11 Sixth
^rcCaulBV. Sn- Macauley
McCaull iMichael, carpenter, 631 Green
McCaulley Edward, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Ore-
gon
McCaulley Hector, seaman, dwl 41 Jackson
McCaulley Michael C, blacksmith, dwl 81 Natoma
McCaullev William, grain merchant, dwl 321 Ellis
McC^usla'nd .Annie J. (wndow), dwl 108 Turk
Mc<"E>'EY JI'l/llIS C, attorney at law, office 606
Montgomery, dwl 711 Taylor
McCenney Francis, Laborer, dwl 1311 Kearny
McClain John, laborer Moynihan & Aitken, res Brooklyn
Mcclain Joseph, engineer, dwl 172 Minna
McClain Peter, machinist Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 1207
Sacramento
McClair John, firemiin stni Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
.McClallen James, shoemaker M. M. Dugan, dwl 807 Dupont
McClanc Fr.ink, printer, dwl ,589 .Market
McClannan William, porter B. Dennery & Co. , dwl Frank-
lin Hotel
McClaren William, driver S. F. Laundrj-, dwl 423 Fulton
McClaren William, gardener, dwl S s Point Lobos Av bet
Masonic Av and Wtiod
McClarkey John, laborer, dwl 519 Stevenson
McClan- Andrew, dwl 331 Jessie
McClary Hugh, shipjoiner, dwl 311i Ritch
McClaiT Thomas, ironmolder, dwl (1204) SJ Clinton
McClai^- William, laborer, dwl (120i) H Clint.in
McClat<:hie Joseph, blacksmith A. Muir & Co., dwl 528 Fol
McClatchey William, laborer Pacific Rolling M1U3, dwl
Louisiana nr Shasta
McClatchley M., laborer Pacific RoUing Mills
McClearn Richard, hairdresser, 1032 Folsom
McCleary Daniel C.kalsominer, Jwl 21 Sonora PI
McClean' Robert, collector, dwl 41 Stanly PI
McCleary Robert W. (colored), porter San Francisco Baths,
dwl'S2G Pacific
McCIees Tiler, shipcarpenter, dwl 54 First
McClellan"A. B. Mrs. (widow), dwl cor Harrison and
Twentieth . , „ . ,
McClellan David D., salesman William H. MitcheU, dwl
108 Virginia
McClellan D.a\nd K., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
G60 Bryant
McClellan 'Ella Miss, with Marj- Lynett, dwl 2304 Harrison
cor IVentieth
McClellan George, shipcalker, dwl 232J Perry
McOellan George, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McClellan F. H., tinsmith H. G. Fiske
McClellan Henry H. (H. E. McClellan X- Co.), res Ala-
meda
McClellan H. H. & Co., cigars and tobacco, 618 Battery
McClellan James, shipbuilder, dwl 297 Clementina
McClellan James G., cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co., dwl 537 Sacramento
McClellan John, carpenter, dwl 131 Fourth
McClellan John, carriagesmith, dwl 313 Minna , _„„
McClellan John, clerk San Francisco Laundry, dwl 1316
Fillmore
McClellan John, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., Qwl
cor Brannan and Ninth
McClellan John W'., printer, dwl 108 Virginia
McClellan J. P., dwl 21 Stevenson
McClellan Robert, longshoreman, dwl E s Sansom bet i u-
bert and Union
McClellan Samuel, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
What Cheer House
McClellan Thomas B. , horsetrainer, dwl 303 Thu-d
McClellan. See McLellan
1«CC'1EI,1.4S» JOHX -4... secretary Board State Har-
bor Commissioners, office 440 Jackson, dwl 1216 Miss
McClelland Robert, sparmaker. dwl 660 Bryant
McClennigan William, packer, dwl 414 Pacific
McClinchey Bridget Frances, forewoman Nenstadter
Brothers, dwr77 Natoma
McChnchey Michael, drayman Edward Mitchell, dwl 434
Sixth
McClinchy John, teamster Shaw & Sharp
McClinno'n Thomas, blacksmith William Carlan, dwl 14
Maiden Lane
McClintock Charies, compositor, dwl 17 Guerrero
McClintock Joseph S. , butcher Miller & Lux, dwl b s Elev-
enth bet N and P, South S. F.
McClintock Sarah Mrs., dwl 17 Guerrero
McClintock W., conductor Market St. R. R.
McCHntock WilUam H., clerk Frank Swift, dwl 17 Guer-
rero
Mcaister Marv (widow), hairdresser, dwl 323 Taylor
McCloskey Al"e.xander, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903
B,attery
McCloskev H. & Co. (,NeUJ. ScciUy), groceries and liquors,
1149 Folsom , „
McCloskey Henry, carpenter, dwl SW cor Boyd and Ches-
McCToskey Hugh (^Butjh llcClostcey i Co.), dwl 1149 Fol
McCloskey James (J. P. Sireency * Co.), dwl 127 Elhs
McCloskey James, laborer, dwi 636 Sacramento
McCloskev James, miner, dwi 511 Mission
McCloske'v John, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsmger &
Son, ilwi 209 Seventeenth
McCloskev John, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson s, Co., dwl
1304 Mission
McCloskey John, porter Noble & Gallagher, dwl Post nr
Franklin ,
McCloskev Joseph, advertising clerk Evening Post, dwl
642 Howard „^ ,, v
McCloskey Kate Miss, with Joseph Danneberg, cor Twelfth
and Harrison
McCloskev Matthew, solicitor Home Mutual Insurance
Co., dwi 642 Howard
McCloskey Michael, blacksmith, dwl 1228 Folsom
McCloskey Michael, blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwi 1110
Folsom
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.
McCloskey Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 1228 Folsom
McCloskey Peter, bakery, E s Howard nr Twentieth
McCloskey Philip, lather, dwl 704 Tehama
McCloskey Rose Mrs., seamstress Simon Popper, dwl 25
Clementiua
McCloskev Susan (widow), dwl S s Harrison bet Eleventh
and Twelfth
McCloskey Thomas, cartman, dwl KW cor Pierce and Eddy
McCloskey Thomas, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
Russ House
McCloskev Thomas, ovsterman W. Walford, dwl 1203 Kear
McCloskey. See McCluskey
McCloud Alexander, boilermaker Risdon T. and L. Works,
dwl lOA Fifth Av
McCloud Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 125 Fifth
McCloud John, rigger, dwl 223 Folsom
McCloud R- H., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 224
Fourth
McCloud Thomas, rigger William Green
McCloud W., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
MeCLrRE A, T., ph.vsician, office (iOS Market rooms
2 and 3, res Redwood City
McCIure Benjamin, marine diver, dwl 10 Jackson
McCIure Electa Miss, seamstress, dwl 115 Ellis
McClure E. P. Miss, dressmaking and children's clothing,
230S Howard
McClure H. C, dentist A. Crane, 147 Fourth
McClure James, machinist G. A. Norton, 337 Kearny
McClure Joseph, salesman Frederick & Co., 415 Jessie
McClure Fennel (^fcCain, Flood i- McC). dwl 125 Turk
McClure Peter (Warden (fc Co.), dwl 423 Fulton
McCiui-e William, chief engineer Pacific MaU S. S. China,
dwl 373 Brannan
McCluskey Dennis, plasterer, dwl W s Stevenson bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
McCluskev George, shipping clerk California Cracker Co.,
dwl l'76 Perry
McCluskeyHenry, laborer, dwl SE cor Lombard and Rear
McCluskey John, carriagepainter Walter Welsh, dwl 74
Clementina
McCluskev John, foreman Car Shop Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl l"76 Perry
McCluskey John, laborer, dwl 80 Clementina
McCluskey Joseph, butcher Thomas Mclnemey & Co.,
dwl 311 Broadway
McCluskev Joseph H., laborer Pacific Commercial Co. , dwl
1214 Polk
McCluskey Margaret, dwl K\Y cor Second and Folsom
McCluskey Owen, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Old
San Jos6 Road nr Twenty-fifth
McCluskey Patrick, blacksmith Jerome English, dwl 103
Mission
McCluskey Thomas, contrator, dwl 408 Fell
McCluskey Thomas, laborer, dwl 25 Hunt
McCluskey Thomas, waiter, dwl 1118 Kearny
McCluskey. See McCloskey
McCobb Andrew, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 311
Fourth
McCoffrey John, second cook stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
McCoIgan Adeline (widow), dwl S 3 Ellis bet Pierce and
Scott
McCoIgan Daniel, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 321
Tehama
McColgan Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
McColgan Joseph, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl Ellis bet
Pierce and Scott
McColgan Kate F. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl Ellis bet Pierce and Scott
McCoU William, produce commission, NE cor Davis and
Market, res San Jos6
McCollam Thomas W. (Thomas W. McCoUam X- Co.), dwl
220 Eddy
McCollam Thomas W. & Co. (George Tasheira), wholesale
dealers cod and cured fish, 122 Clay
McCollough J. Rev., chaplain St. Mary's Hospital
McCoIlough. See McCullough
McCoUille Anthony, mason S. F. Gas Light Co.
McComas Nicholas^ carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl W s Fill-
more bet Bush and Pine
McComb H., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
McComb James, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl North Point bet Polk and Larkin
HcCOMB JOH\, editor Alta California, office 529 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 425 Kearny
McCombe H., carpenter Palace Hotel
McC'OHBE JOH\, moneybroker and collector, oflBce
507 Montgomery, dwl 219 Stevenson
McComber Stephen, carpenter, dwl 449 Jessie
McCombs Archibald J., clerk John T. Bur\', dwl Beach
nr Polk
McComisky Arthur, groceries and liquors, 18 Natoma,
dwl NW cnr Howard and Second
McConahey James, general superintendent construction
New City Hall, dwl 1030 Howard
McConahy Lotta Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Emma Small, dwl
28 O'Farrell, rear
McConahy R. A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 23 O'Farrell, rear
McConahy, Theodore, upholsterer G. H. Mitchell & Co.
McConbery Marj- J. Mrs., fursewer H. Liobes & Co., dwl
Johnson PI
McCone James, conductor Central R. R., dwl cor Sixth
and Minna
McCone John, dwl 1132 Sutter
McCone Robert, engineer, dwl 111 Harrison
McConlogue John, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 305 Fre-
mont
McConlogue Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat-
tery
McConloy Edward, laborer Palace Hotel
McC»jnnachie John, bookkeeper McMillan & Kester, dwl
714 Front
McConnell Agnes Miss, fursewer I. Shiriiser
McConnell .\ndrew, carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl
N s Lincoln bet Jones and Taylor
McConnell Eliza (widow), furnished rooms, 1013 Stockton
McConnell Francis H., watchmaker Anderson & Ran-
dolph, dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth and Chattannr.ga
McConnell George, compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 1623 Pow
McConnell Gibson, carpenter Wissinger & Paj'son, dwl N
8 Lincoln bet Taylor and Jones
McConnell James, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
McConnell John, fireman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S
S. Co.
McConnell John, laborer Thompson Bros., dwl 25 Turk
McConnell Noah, carpenter, dwl N s Lincoln bet Jones
and Taylor
McConnell Robert, carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl N
s Lincohi bet Jones and Taylor
McConnell Rosa (widow), tailoress, 25 Geary
McConnell William J., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
dwl 29 Second
McConnell William V. , hamessmaker Main & Winchester,
res Oakland
McConoloyue John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 303
Brj'ant
McConville Anthony, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 445
Fu^t
McConville Barnard, molder, dwl 563 Mission
McConway Catherine (widow), dwl 36 Louisa
McCoole Thomas, farmer Patrick Rodgers, W shore Lake
Merced
McCoomb J. R. Jr., assistant purser Pacific Mail S. S.
Ancon
McCootery Thomas, blacksmith Charles Lea\itt, dwl 133
Shipley
McCoppin Frank, contractor, dwl SW cor Valencia and
Seventeenth
McCord Alexander, foreman City R. R. Stables, dwl SW
cor Sixteenth and Mission
McCord B. H., driver T. H. Bowlen, dwl 917 Pacific
McCord E. B., coachman International Hotel
McCord Emma Miss, chambermaid International Hotel
McCord James (McCord A: Malone), dwl 1413 Larkin
McCord John, forman Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1306 Larkin
McCord Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Sterner and
Pierce
McCord Thomas, carpenter and builder, dwl 314 Third
McCord & Malone (Ja mes McCord and Frank S. Malone),
proprietors Fashion Stables, 16 Sutter
McCorkell E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 759 Howard
McCorkell James A., clerk, dwl 759 Howard
McCormack Andrew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 45
First
McCormack Andrew, laborer, dwl 529 Mission, rear
McCormack Andrew, tinsmith, dwl 54 First
McCormack Francis, blacksmith, dwl 158 First, rear
McCormack James, Iab<;>rer, dwl 512 Mission
McCormack James, miller, dwl 54 First
McCormack James, packer Helbing <fc Straus, dwl 43
Minna
McCormack John, foundrj-man, dwl 528 Howard
McConnack John, groceries, NE cor Tjier and Jones
McCormack John, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
McCormack Joseph, machinist, dwl 52S Folsom
McCormack Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
cor Georgia and Sierra
McCormack Patrick, dwl 3 Laskie, rear
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOHY, 1875-7, Published March, 75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
McCormack Patrick, shingler Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl N
8 Shasta nr Illinois
McCormack Patrick J., bricklayer, dwl 73S Minna
MeCnrmack Peter, carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
McCormack P. H. (widow), dwl 920 Clay
McCormack Phillip, laborer, dwl 508 Mission
McCurmack Williiim, pori:er Root & Bailey, dwl E B Capp
bet Twenty-third and TV'enty-fourth
McConnick , caqjent^r, dwl 400 Geary
McComiick , laborer Union Iron Works
McCormick , molder Union Iron AVorks
McCormick Alice (widow), dwl 270 Stevenson
McCormick Andrew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
McConnick Andrew J., barkeeper, dwl 22 Ridley
McComiiek C, boilermakcr Francis I. Curry
McCormick Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 219 Tehama
McCormick Cecilia (widow), dwl NW cor Fillmore and
Greenwich
McCormick Charles, dwl 26 Zoo
McCormick Charles Maj., U. S. A. medical director De-
partment California, office 105 Stockton, dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
McCormick D., stevedore Menziea & Bingham
McCormick Felbc, wood aud coal, 113 Shipley, dwl 113J
Shipley
McCormick Francis, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr
Fountain
McCormick Frank, teamster. Golden Gate Park
McCormick Frank H., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific
R. R.. dwl 15(i Third
McCormick George, steward, John Kohlmoos, dwl 14
Louisa
McCormick George A., pressman Cubery & Co., dwl 14
Louisa
McConnick Hugh, groceries and liquors, NW cor Filbert
and Taylor, dwl 900 Filbert
McCormick Hugh, miner, dwl 264SFolsom
McCormick Hugh G., yardmaster Passenger Depot South-
em Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 335
Geary
McCormick James, carpenter, dwl 727 Bryant
McCormick James, coalpaaser Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
McCormick James, groceries and liquors, W s Dolores nr
Twenty-firat
McCormick James, laborer, dwl cor Twenty-seventh Av
and A
McCormick James, t«amster S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
McConnick James K., liquor saloon, 800 Market, dwl 26
O'Farrell
McCormick John, laborer, dwl 236 Sutter
McCormick John, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 317
Fremont
McCormick John, trader, dwl 1511 Buchanan, rear
McCormick John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 657 Miss
McCormick John, fireworker, 412 Clay, dwl 620 Natoma
McCormick Jolm S., shoemaker, dwl 416 Grove
McCormick John W., city agent Hutchinson, Mami &
Smith, 314 Cahfomia, dwl 3 Glen Park Av
McCormick Julia Mrs., furnished rooms, 83 Everett
McComiick Julia Miss, tailoress Wright & Harmon, dwl
83 Everett
McCormick Mar}' J., dressmaker, dwl 41Si Natoma
McCormick Michael, laborer, dwl 8 Miller PI
McCormick Michael, laborer, dwl 122 Shipley
McCormick Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
McCormick Peter, drajTiian, dwl 431 Hayes
McCormick Peter, teamster, dwl 422 Third
McCormick Philip, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
McCormick Theodore, teamster, dwl Park Hotel
McCormick Thomas, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCormick Thomas, teamster John Lyons, dwl Es Ninth
nr Clementina
McCormick Timothy, coachman, dwl 416 Harrison
McComiick William, bootmaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.
McCormick William, liquor saluon, NW cor Clay and Da-
vis, dwl SE cor T\venty-third and Bryant
McCormick William H. {Leon H. Myers <(: Co.\ dwl 208
Jones
McConnick William L. {Dunham, Carrigan <£: CoX dwl
706 Taylor
McCorrey M. (widow), dwl 111 Harrison, rear
McCorriston Eugene, house-blacksmith, dwl 9 Lynch
McCosker Edward, barkeeper James Cauavan, dwl SE cor
Thirtl and Brannan
McCotter H. W. , traveling agent California Chemical Paint
C-o., dwl 961 Folsora
McCottrcy D., lather Palace Hotel
McCottrcy James, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl SE cor
Mon^omery and Union
McCottrey Mary, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Allen, dwl 133
Shipley
McCottrey Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 133 Shipley
McCottr3-' John (McCottry d- Dumin), dwl lllS Market
McCottn,' Robert, engineer, dwl 293 Uniou
McCottiy & Dnmin {Jul iti McCottry and Patrick Dur-
nin), mechanics' tools and gold and silverplaters, 1118
Market
McCouloge Edward, laborer Palace Hotel
McCourt James, tailor J. L. Brooks, dwl 1307 Pacific
McCourt Peter, engineer Parker Merrill, dwl 2 Harriet
McCourt Rosanna (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 242 Jessie
McCourtney Ephraim J., policeman City Hall, dwl 121
Welsh
McCourts Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
McCowan Maria Miss, hatbinder J. C. Meusdorffer & Bro.,
dwl 619 Pine
McCowen H., student Heald's Business College
McCowen Hale, clerk Dewey & Co., dwl 8 Folsom Av
McCowen Henrj- A., bootmaker, 311 Pine
McCoy Arthur, plumber Thomas Day. dwl 63 Everett
McCoy Charles L., exchange clerk Tallant & Co., dwl 823
Bush
McCoy Daniel, teamster, dwl 363 Natoma
McCoy Edward, marblepolisher, dwl 116 Tehama
McCoy Edward, strawworker, dwl 63 Everett
McCoy George, cellarman New York Bakery
McCoy Harrison, sawder Kragen & Co., dwl 2 Tehama
McCoy Henry, blacksmith, dwl 207 Clara
McCoy James, mariner, dwl 710 Folsom
McCoy Mary Mrs., dwl 63 Everett
McCoy Matthew, engineer, dwl 311 Pacific
McCoy Michael, calker, dwl 23 Clara
McCoy Owen, laborer, dwl 63 Everett
McCoy Owen, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
McCoy Owen J., porter, dwl 523 Howard
McCoy Patrick {McCoy d- Gallaqher), dwl 421 Union
McCoy Patrick, laborer McGrath & Co., dwl 1920 Pac Av
McCoy Peter, student, dwl 63 Everett
McCoy Tliomas J., molder Palmer, Eaiox & Co., dwl 63
Everett
McCoy William, painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl Natoma bet
Seventh and Eighth
McCoy Wdliam B., painter, dwl 204 Stockton
McCoy & Gallagher {Patrick McCoy and Thomas Galla-
gher), groceries and liquors, 421 Union
McChucken Arthur, foreman Menziea & Bingham, dwl 412
Vallejo
McCracken James, dwl 1052 Folsom
McCracken Orrin C, dentist, dwl S29 Mission
McCracken Sarah (nvidow), dwl Filbert bet Mont and San
McCVarken William, laborer, dwl IS Ohio
McCracken William, laundr^Tiian Lick House
McCraig John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McCraith Frances (widow), dwl E s Hyde bet Broadway
and Vallejo
McCraith George J., clerk NW cor Davis and Pacific, dwl
1010 Montgomery
McCraith James, cook Manhattan House, dwl SE cor Val-
lejo and Battery
McCraith John, deputy sheriff, dwl E s Hyde bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
McCraith John, shoemaker, dwl 356 Jessie
McCraith Mary (widow), groceries and liquors, NE cor
Front and Pacific and NW cor Davis and Pacific, dwl
1010 Montgomery
McCraith Michael, hostler, dwl 12 Lewis PI
McCraith Thomas, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl 115 Val-
lejo
McCrea Frederick, carpenter, dwl 210 Third
McCrea George P., clerk Joseph M. Wood, dwl SW cor
Vallejo and Buchanan
McCrea Hugh, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Michigan
bet Shasta and Sierra
McCrea James, deputy superintendent streets, dwl 11
Pfeiffer
McCrea James, plasterer Palace Hotel
McCrea James, special policeman, dwl 73 Natoma
McCrea John, driver, dwl SE cor Capp and Sixteenth
McCrea John, magazinekeeper N. J. Kabath, dwl cor
Thirty-second and Railroad avs. South S. F.
McCrea Nicholas, restaurant, dwl 738 Vallejo
McCrea Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
McCrea Thomas, special policeman, dwl 73 Natoma
McCready Alexander, farmer, dwl 7h Tay
McCready James F., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
McCready John, carpenter Palace Hotel
McCready John R., stableman J. G. Scovem, 246 Third
McCready Richard, boilermaker, dwl 258 Jessie
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
McCready Robert, carpenter, dwl 23 White PI
McCready William, coffinmaker James McGinn, dwl 119
Ellis
McCi-earj' Miss, milliner, dwl 54 Third
McCrearj- John, concenter Palace Hotel
McCreary T. H., cariienter Palace Hotel
McCree Dennis, oystermau George Mayes, dwl Sfi Gearj'^
McCreerj- Andrew, collector Front St. Wharf, dwl S s Van
Ness A\ nr Tj'ler
McCreery Andrew B., real estate, office 215 Sansom room 1
McCreery William. receiviiiLr clerk stm Parthenius, Green
St. VMiarf, dw 1 S s \:iu Ness Av nr Tvler
Mct'REEU Y'S Br3LB>lMiS, NE and SE comers Mont-
gomery- and Pine
McC'KI^DLE IVILLIAHI, manag-er Glasgow Iron and
Metal Importing Co., 22 and 24 Fremont, dwl 128
Peny
McCrink Peter, blacksmith, dwl 154 Natoma
McCrorev John H., mining, office 302 Mont room 14
McCrory David W., dwl 413 Larkin
McCrorj' Seneca, miner, dwl 413 Larkin
McCrosky Joseph H., compositor Alta California, dwl 516
Bush
McCrossen WiUiara, waiter, dwl 641 Stevenson, rear
McCrudden Rose (widow), dwl 572 Minna
WcCrum E. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 209 Kearny
MeCrum Hugh, traveling agent J. M. Goewey & Co., dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
McCnisker John Jr., vamisher, dwl 200i Clinton
McCrjstal James, laborer, dwl 10 Liberty
McCubbin Patrick, mason Palace Hotel
McCubbin Peter, machinehand Stephen S. Culven«'ell, dwl
30 Washington
McCuchin John, groom Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
McCue Charles P., cook 5 Sixth, dwl 10 Natoma
McCue Hugh, driver W. E. Bridge, dwl 1113 Stockton
McCue James, barkeeper, dwl l.'iS First
McCue James, hostler William McCafferty, dwl Mission
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McCue James, laborer, dwl 418 Sixth
McCue Jiuues. laborer, dwl 512 Mission
McC'lE JAMES S, {siicces-sor Kirkyatrick & McCxie),
importers wines and liquors. 313 Pine
McCue John, hostler, dwl 344 Brannan
McCue John, laborer, dwl 3 Natoma
McC\ie John, laborer, dwl 313 Main
McCne Michael, blacksmith, NW cor Eighth and Bryant,
dwl 502 Sixth
McCue Michael, pressman Morning Call, dwl 15 Second
McCue Patrick, asphaltuniworker, dwl 70 Jessie
McCue Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
McCue Patrick B., bookkeeper St. Nicholas Hotel, dwl 214
First
McCue Phillip, vamisher John B. Luchsinger & Son
McCue Tliomas, blacksmith, dwl 502 Sixth
McCuistion Noah H., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl 173
Minna
McCuIl Thomas, laborer, dwl 9^ Welsh, rear
McCullen Barney, dwl 541 First
McCullen Barney, bricklayer, dwl 5.53 Mission
McCullen James, horsetrainer Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
McCulloch John, professor music, dwl NW cor Twenty-
second and Shotwell
McCullough Alexander D. W., ticket auditor Central Pa-
cific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 29,
dwl tK)6 Market
McCullough E. A., storekeeper Internal Revenue Depart-
ment, dwl 904 Jackson
McCullough James, stableman, dwl 243 Minna, rear
McCullough John, cooper Lyon & Co.
McCullough John, manager California Theater, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
McCullough Oniska Miss, teacher Florence Sewing Ma^
chine Co., dwl 62 Tehama
McCullough Owen, teamster William Kerr, dwl S s Vallejo
bet Sansom and Montgomery, rear
McCullough P., blacksmith Palace Hotel
McCullough Patrick, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 147A- Shipley
McCullough Peter {Green'tL- McC.\ dwl 242 Seventh
McCullough Peter, seaman, dwl 541 First
McCT'LLOI'CiH SAMUEL, superintendent construc-
tion U. S. Govenmient Buildings, office cor Washing-
ton and Post Office PI, dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Capp
McCullough Samuel C, farmer, dwl 62 Tehama
McCullough Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 21 Harrison Av,
McCullough Tliomas J., mining stocks, 4.S4 Jlnntgomerj-
dwl W s Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth '
McCullough \'ulentine, can^enter, dwl 10 Polk
McCuIIi.ugh William, seaman stm Newbem Colorado S
N. Co., FnlsnmSt. Wharf
McCulIou-Ii William, tailor, dwl 29 Moss
McCullough W. L., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 569
Bryant
McCullough. See McCollough
McCulIy , laborer Union Iron Works
McCully Allan, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
926 Minna
McCulIy John, liquor saloon, 122 Second, dwl 945 Howard
McCuIIy John, raolder Thompson Bros.
McCully John L., boatman, dwl 536 First
McCumiskey Arthxn-. groceries, 18 Natoma
McCumiskey Ellen Miss, shoefitter U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., dwl 475 Jessie
McCumiskey James, vice-president U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., 422 Sacramento, dwl 4 Geneva
McCumiskey Mar>' A. (widow), furnished rooms, 475 Jessie
McCune Emma, milliner Mrs. J. A. Moore, dwl cor Fol-
som and Fourth
McCune Frank, mason Palace Hotel
McCune Frederick, mason Palace Hotel
McCune James, teamster J. McDevitt
Mffr\E JAMES \., commission merchant and agent
Central Flour Mills and Petahuna Line Packets, 117
Clay, dwl 312 Ellis
McCurdy James, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NW cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McCurdy James C. , carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl 54 Third
McCurdy John, stableman Horace Davis & Co., dwl 23
Grand Av
McCurdy John B., porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 12
Natoma
McCurdy Samuel, boottreer Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 31
Eleventh
McCurdy W. A., waiter Vizina & Co., dwl 98 Everett
McCun-ie Charles H. (McCuiri^ tfr Weher), dwl 811 Leav
McCurrie John P., secretary and collector British Benev-
olent Society, office 730 Montgomeiy, dwl NE cor
Jackson and Lagima
Mo<'1:KKIE a M'EBER (Charles IT. McCnrne a7id
Jitliioi Weber), music and musical instruments, 123
Post
McCurry James, helper, dwl 224 Main
McCusker C. E. & Co. (Johii Dychnan), groceries, 846
Market
McCusker Charles, clerk C. McCusker & Co., dwl Windsor
House
McCusker Cornelius E. (C. E. McCusker tS: Co.), dwl 212
Ellis
McCusker John, cabinetmaker, dwl 124 Clinton
McCusker Owen, currier Comelius O'Dounell, dwl Globe
House
McCusker Thomas, engineer Comelius O'Donnell, dwl 607
Brannan
McCusker. See McCosker
McCutchen Arthur A., shipcarpenter, dwl 913 Bryant
McCutcheon Margaret Miss, glovemaker, dwl 637 Howard
McDade Andrew, housesmith Thomas McKibbin, dwl Ber-
nal Heights
McDade Edward, engineer, dwl 1150 Folsom
McDade J. J., patternmaker Union Iron Works
McDaniel James (Hwfhes, McD. tt Edson), dwl NE cor
T\venty- fourth and Chattanooga
McDaniel Mary Mrs., dwl 166 Tehama
McDavid Edward, teamster, dwl 103 Sacramento
McDa\id Peter, dwl 121 Prospect PI
McDerby Joseph, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Commer-
cial St. Wharf
McDeraiott A. F. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
dwl 26 Turk
McDermott Andrew, expressman, cor Stockton and Pa-
cific, dwl 1900 Larkin
McDermott Bernard, head waiter Lick House
McDermott Charles, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
1835 Howard
McDermott Charles, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, dwl 37 Clementina
McDermott Dennis A., assistant engineer stm California,
dwl 234 Folsom
McDermott Edward, laborer Pacific Woolen Mills, dwl W
8 Railroad Av bet T^velfth and Thirteenth avs. South
S. F.
McDermott Edward, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 220 Ritch
McDermott Ellen Mrs., dwl Ws Montgomery bet Lom-
bard and Greenwich
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McDennott Francis, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
McDeraiott Franli, pressman Francis & Valentme, dwl sl2
Commercial _,
McDermott Franlt, watchman J. Morton & Co., dwl JNb
c<ir Tavlor and Ellis
McDcrmntt James, bricltlayer, dwl 9 Ritch, rear
Mclicrmott James, bricklayer, dwl 120 Pa^'e
McDermott James, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Great Ke-
liublic
McDennott James, gilder, dwl 250 Tehama ^ _ ^^ ,
McDennott James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 8 Wharf,
dwl 532 .Second
McDermott James, molder Union Iron ■« orks
McDermott James, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
McDermott James, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl W s \ ork nr
Twentv-third „ ^„ „
McDennott James T. , picture-tramemounter S. & G. Gump,
dwl2S0Tetama . „ ,,„„,„
McDennott John, derk Thannhauser & Co., dwl 2312
Larkin
McDermott John, currier, dwl 511 Mission
McDennott John, hostler Homestead, Point Lobes Av
McDermott John, laborer, dwl 11 Folsom
McDennott John, laborer, dwl 440 Clementina, rear
McDermott John, laborer, dwl 603 Mission
McDermott John, laborer Cal. Furniture ManuJ. Co., dwl
312 Tehama ^ , _,„
McDermott John, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 743
IJrannan
McDermott John, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
McDermritt John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
SIcDemiott John P.. policeman City H.all. dwl 803 Mont
McDennott Josei'h, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
McDermott Joseph T. , mariner, dwl IS Anthony
McDermott Kate (widow), dressmaker, dwl 4 Scotland
McDermott Lizzie Miss, cook Worth House. 006 Folsom
McDermott Louisa (widow), dwl .'i52 Bryant
McDermott M. Miss, nurse, dwl 3037 Sixteenth
McDennott Martin, presser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
toT\, dwl 2312 Larkin
McDermott Mar\- (widow), dwl 252 Clementina
McDermott Marj- Miss, glovemaker Pacific GloTe Works,
dwl 037 Howard
.McDermott Michael, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
McDermott Michael, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-Fifth bet
Diamond and Douglass
McDermott Michael, miner, dwl Manhattan House
McDermott Michael, plumber, dwl 2S2 Clementina
McDermott Michael. se.aman. dwl 433 First, rear
McDennott Michael, tailor, dwl 74 Tehama
McDermott Michael J. {3IcDermott & Beed), dwl 766
Howard
McDermott Neill, teamster Stephen B. Whipple, dwl 15
Minna
McDermott Patrick, boot and shoemaker, dwl Folsom
bet First and Fremont
McDermott Patrick, expresswagon, cor Jackson and San
McDermott Patrick, laborer, dwl N 8 Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
McDennott Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
.Sierra and Louisiana
McDermott Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 311 Pacific
McI)ermott Patrick, plasterer, dwl 134 Fourth
McDermott Patrick, watchman N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 224 Fourth
McDermott Peter, driver aty R. R., dwl 30 First Av
McI>ermott S.. laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
McDermott Thom.-is. dwl 20 Turk
Jlcliermott Tliomas, expressman, dwl 1014 Filbert, rear
ilcDennott Thomas, machinist, dwl 1153 Harrison
McDermott Timothy, butcher Joseph Lawler, dwl Elev-
enth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
McDennott William, boatman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 312 Ritch
McDennott William, bottled ale and porter, 1211 Howard
McDennott William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
dwl 744 Howard
McDennott W. P., physician, office SW cor Mission and
Twenty-second
McDermott & Reed {MUhael J. McDermott and WiUiam
liccd), chop house, 703 Howard
McDevitt Ann (widow), dwl ICO First
McDevitt Conrad, hostler William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
McDevitt Cornelius, laborer, dwl 340 Ritch
Mcl>e\itt Daniel, bagmaker Neville& Co., dwl Coso House
Mcfievitt Delia, dressmaker, dwl 10(> Freelon
McDevitt E. C, hatter Collins & Co., dwl NW cor Green
and Taylor
McDevitt Edward, liquor saloon, 614 Battery
McDe\itt Edward, teamster T. H. Selby & Co.
McDevitt Fnmcis. laborer, dwl 22 Clara
MoDeritt Frank, employ^ S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
McDevitt James, bakery, 152 First and 108 Sixth, dwl 502
Minna
McDevitt James, clerk Connul Herold. dwl 100 Freelon
McDeritt James, contractor, dwl W s Sansom nr \"aUejo
McDe\itt James, moroccodresser Bloch & Davidson, dwl
NAV cor Bnant and Dora
McDeritt John," bookkeeper Bigley Brothers, dwl 252 Perry
McDeritt John, hackman. Plaza, dwl 25 Jessie
McDeritt John, hatter Julius Boysen, dwl 900 Green
McDeiitt John, teamster James McDevitt, dwl S s Vallejo
nr Sansom
McDexitt Marj'. dressmaker, dwl 106 Freelon
McDeritt Michael, teamster, dwi 106 Freelon
McDe\itt Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo and
Broadwav
McDeritt Patrick, tanner Bloch & Davidson, dwl NW cor
Brvant and Dora
McDentt Philip, teamster James McDevitt, dwi Ss Vallejo
nr Sansom
McDeritt S.amuel, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwi 444J
Clementina, rear
McDevitt Sophia A. (widow), dressmaker, 1402 Polk
McDe\itt William, hearsedriver, dwl 528 Bush
McDonald , clerk, dwl S s Tyler nr Buchanan
McDonald A. D., real estate, office 12S Kearny, dwl 113
Grove
McDonald Adelaide (widow), dwi 1014 Montgomery-
McDonald Albert, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl
1316 Pine
McDonald Alexander, assistant engineer stm Los Angeles,
Market St. Ti\Tiarf
McDonald Alexander, boilennaker Francis I. Curry
McDonald Alexander, captain brig Perpetua, office 44
Market
McDonald Alexander, carpenter, dwl 54 Everett
McDonald Alexander, laborer, dwl Ohio bet Sansom and
Montgomery
McDonald .•i.lexander. longshoreman, dwl 313 Main
McDonald Alexander, nightwatchman Golden City Chem-
ical Works, dwi SE cor Seventh and TowTisend
McDonald Alexander, plasterer, dwi 51 Natoma
McDonald Alexander, seaman, dwi 37 Pacitic
McDonald Alexander, shipwright Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwi 444 Brannan
McDonald Alexander D., office 111 Cal, dwi 413 Stockton
McDonald .\medies, carpenter, dwl 5 Mason
McDonald Andrew, dwi 614 Kearny
McDonald Andrew- B., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwi 146 Tehama
McDonald Andrew B., waiter Martin & Xott
McDonald Angus, shipcarpenter. dwl 72 Natoma
McDonald Anthony, molder Savage & Son, dwl E s Elev-
enth bet Howard and Folsom
McDonald Archibald, carpenter, dwi 54 Everett
McDonald A. T., carpenter P.alace Hotel
McDonald Benjamin L., foreman California Mills, dwi 819
Howard
McDonald Bessie, dressmaker, dwl 55 Second
McDonald Burnett, machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 11
Hubbard
McDonald Charles, baker, dwl Qbet Sixteenth and Se%-en-
teenth a%'s. South S. F.
McDonald Charles, carrier Figaro
McDonald Charles, plasterer Palace Hotel
McDonald Charles E. S., real estate, office and dwl 113
Leidesdorff
McDonald Charles H., inspector Custom House, dwi 36
Gearj-
McDonald Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 162 First
McDonald Daniel, carpenter, dwi 5 Mason
McDonald Daniel, painter E. H. Gadsby, dwi Langton bet
Howard and Folsom
McDonalii Daniel, seaman, dwi -26 Steuart
McDonald Dewitt L., mining, office 333 Montgomery, dwl
732 Sutter
McDonald Donald, bookkeeper Abnuns & Carroll, dwl 4Z(
Sutter
McDonald Donald, carpenter, dwl 5 Mason
McDonald Donald. car]>enter, 245 Spear, rear
McDonald Donald, carpenter, dwi N s Sacramento bet
De\isadero and Broderick
McDonald Donald, druggist. 1002 Stock, dwl 427 Sutter
McDonald Donald, employ^ City and County Hospital, E
8 Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
McDonald Dougal, shipcarpenter, dwl Shasta nr Illinois
MOEG-AN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyster
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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McDonald Duncan, dwi 19 Sixth
McDonald Duncan, lumberdealer, dwl E s Chenery bet
Thirtieth and Randal
McDonald Duncan, shipcarpenter, dwl 220 Mission
McDonald Edward, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
McDonalii Edward, liquor saloon, 204 First
McDonald Edward, longshoreman, dwl 50S Post
McDonald Edward, rairdealer, dwl 719 Lombard
McDonald Edward, shii^carpenter stm Contra Costa, res
Oakland
McDonald Edward D., furnishing: ?oods, 304 Sixth
McDonald Ellen Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McDonald Enos. Shipwrights" Joiu-. Assn, 71 Xew M nt
McDoncild Fannie (widow), furnished rooms, 12 Auburn
McDonald Fannie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. &. Co.,
dwl 325 Fell
McDonald Frank, haekman, Plaza
McDonald Frank, laborer Pacific Rolling MiUs.dwl Georgia
nr Sierra
McDonald Frank, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McDonald George {Charles WUliajm tt Co.), dwl 925
Minna
McDonald George, examiner merchandise Custom House,
dwl 212 San Jos«^ At
McDonald George, salesman Preston & McKinnou, dwl
925 Mlnua
McDonald George, stevedore A. C. Freese
McDonald G. W. B. {McDvnald .£• Co.\ res San Diego
McDonald Henrj', blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*s
Whan", dwl -i Brannan
McDonald Henn', carpenter Palace Hotel
McDonald Henry, waiter, dwl hO'i) Washington
McDonald Henry, waiter New York BakerjS (iwl 1306J
Stockton
McDonald Horace, stockbroker, dwl 509 Bush
McDonald Hugh, barkeeper John W. McDonald, dwl 3
Sumner
McDonald J. (widow), dwl 20 Howard Court
McDonald J., messenger A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 34 Na^
toma
McDonald James, dwl 906 Market
McDonald James, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., res Oak-
land
McDonald James, blacksmith Palace Hotel
McDonald James, bookbinder A. L. Baucroft & Co., dwl
SE cor Eleventh and Bowie Av
McDonald James, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
foot First
McDonald James, carpenter, dwl 67 Minna
McDonald James, carpenter, dwl 810 Howard
McDonald James, engineer, dwl SIO Howard
McDonald James, fireman stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
^liarf
McDonald James, laborer, dwl IS Marj-
McDonald James, laborer, dwl 32 Steuart
McDonald James, laborer, dwl 434 Union
McDonald James, laborer, dwl 451 Stevenson
McDonald James, laborer John J. Tobin, dwll45 Shipley
McDonald James, picturedealer, dwl 717 Sansom
McDonald James, shipcarpenter, dwl 229 Perrj'
McDonald James, shoecutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
W s Kansas nr Nevada
McDonald James, shoemaker, dwl 125 Tehama
McDonald James, third officer stm Orizaba
McDonald James, wagonmaker, dwl 565 Natoma
McDonald James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
McDonald James, watchman Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 2219 California
McDonald James, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
McDonald James G., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
Granada
McDonald James J., waiter St. Mary's College, San Jos^
Road
McDuuald James M., capitalist, office 419 California room
4, dwl 2111 Jones
McDonald John {McDonald d: Besser), dwl 31S Pacific
McDonald John, dwl 12U Gilbert
McDonald John, assayer, dwl 303 Mason
McDtmald John, barkeeper Thomas Buckley, dwl 30
Steuart
McDonald John, blacksmith, dwl 5 Mason
McDonald John, boilermaker, dwl 34 Natoma
McDimald John, carpenter, dwl 15 Clai-a
McDonald John, carpenter, dwl 19| Rausch
McDonald John, driver Andrew C. Freese, dwl 3 Mission
McD.inald John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl Castro bet
Fifteenth and Henrv'
McDonald John, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and Market
McDonald John, mechanic, dwl i>()i Keaniy
McDonald John, painter, dwl 180 Perry
McDonald John, shipcarpenter, dwl 229J Pern,"
McDonald John, shoemaker Thomas Mathews" dwl 80 Te-
hama
McDonald John, steward, dwl Manhattan House
McDonald John, waiter, dwl 221 Pacific
McDonald John A., clerk Charles Langlcy & Co., dwl 1018
Taylor
McDonald John A., shipcarpenter, dwl 166 Clara
McDonald John C, carpenter, dwl 736 Harrison
McDonald John E., caqjenter, dwl 54 Everett
McDonald John E., carjienter Palace Hotel, dwl 17 Clara
McDonald John E. , safemaker Pacific Safe C<i. , dwl 7 Bald-
win Court
McDonald John F. {Broini i- McD.\ dwl 505 Fell
MeDO.NALO JOH^ H., attorney at law, office 716
Montgomery, res Oakland
McDonald John J., patternmaker George H. Tay & Co.,
dwl 855 Folsora
McDonald John N., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*8
Wharf, dwl 916 Folsom
McDO>Ari> .IOH\ W., liquor saloons, 1151 Market
and 244 Sutter, dwl 645i Stevenson
McDonald Josepli. sailmaker, dwl 21 Glover
McDonald Kate Miss, teacher Rincon School
McDonald LawTence, gardener, dwl SE cor Sixth and
Point Lobos avs
McDonald L. M., laborer Palace Hotel
McDonald Louis, stevedore, dwl 138 Folsom
McDonald Malcom, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McDonald Margaret (widow), lodgings. 34 Natoma
iM«-DO\ALI» 3IARIO\ JASFEU, stockbroker, office
215 Sansom, dwl 823 O'Farrell
9IcOO\ALD :HARK L., stockbroker, office 513 CaU-
fornia, dwl 524 Post
McDonald Marj- Miss, lodgings, 1216 Howard
McDonald Marj Miss, seamstress, dwl 416 Post
McDonald Man' Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros & Co., dwl
223 Fulton
McDonald Marj' T. R. (widow), dwl 2045 Jackson
McDonald Michael, carpenter, dwl 21 Rondel PI
McDonald Michael, carpenter, dwl NE cor Mission and
Twenty-second
McDonald Michael, cook, dwl 237 Jessie
McDonald Michael, currier, dwi 11 Genei'a
McDonald Michael, drajTnan, dwl 26 Dora
McDonald Michael, laborer A. G. Lewis, dwl SWcor Point
Lobos and Twenty-eighth avs
McDonald Michael, laborer ComeUus O'Donnell, dwl Eu-
reka Hotel
McDonald Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McDonald Michael, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 12
Miller PI
McDonald Michael, teamster, dwl 26 Jessie
McDonald Michael J., salesman 516 Sacramento, dwl S 8
Bay bet Leavenworth and Hyde
McDonald M. J., shipcar}^nter, dwl 117 Perry
McDonald N., dwl 424 Sansom
McDonald N. D., farmer, Industrial School
McDonald Neil, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
McDonald Nicholas, contractor, dwl S 3 Geary bet Scott
and De\isadero
McDonald P. A. coke, 233 Fourth, dwl 2722 Folsom
McDonald Patrick, dwl 41S Powell
McDonald Patrick, bronzer P. R. O'Brien, dwl 19 Rausch,
rear
McDonald Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
McDonald Patrick, lather, dwl 223 Fulton
McDonald Patrick, stableman, dwl 358 Clementina
McDonald Patrick, turner Cameron & Hull, dwl 670 How
McDonald Peter, dwl E s Eartol nr Broadway
McDonald Richard, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 210 Third
McDonald Richard, longslioreman, dwl 738 Vallejo
McDonald Richard, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and
Main
McDonald Robert, porter Oscar Lewis, dwl 427 Powell
McDonald Ronald, bricklayer, dwl W s Chattanooga bet
Twenty-fourth and Elizabeth
McDonald Ronald, plasterer, dwl 51 Natoma
SIcDonald Rose (widow), dwl 663 Minna
McDonald R. S., mate stm Eastp<trt, Pacific St. Wharf
McDonald Samuel, blacksmith Nelson & Doble
McDonald Samuel, carriagemaker, dwl 949 Harrison
McDonald Sarah Miss, shoefitter Joseph Lucier, dwl SE
cor Mission and Sixth
McDonald Swcctman, clerk, dwl 245^ Stevenson
McDonald T. A., dry and fancy goods, 213 Third, dwl 124
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PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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JIcTic'iiaM Tcrrence, hackmtin, dwl 2831 Minna
McDoiiiild Thomas, carpenter, dwl 5 Mason
McDonald Thomas, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 37 Te-
hama
McDonald Tliomas, hackdriver, SE cor Market and Fourth,
dwl -250 Tehama
McDonald Thomas, laborer, dwl 250 Tehama, rear
McDonald Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
55 8hii>lev
McDonald Thomas H., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
dwl 1.503 Keamv
McDonald Thomas H., pressman Bacon & Co., dwl 11
Geneva
McDonald Timothv, tanner, dwl 11 Geneva
McDonald Timothy, teamster, junction Sacramento and
Market, dwl 1825 Sutter
McDonald W., dwl 424 Sansom
McDonald Wallace, blacksmith CarviU Manufacturing
Co. , dwl 855 Folsom
McDonald William, dwl 414 Pacific
McDonald William, boilemmker Francis I. Curry
McDonald William, canjenter Palace Hotel
McDonald William, pislitter Bush & Milne, dwl NE cor
Fillmore and Jackson
McDonald William, laborer, dwl 11 Tay
McDoiiidd William, laborer, dwl 304 Bcale
McDonald William, porter Brown & Hayden, dwl 37 Te-
hama
McDonald William, seaman, dwl 26 Howard, rear
McDonald William, stableman, dwl 276 Jessie
McDonald William, teamster Heywood & Harmon, dwl
C05 Minna
McDonald & Co. ((?. TT. B. MeDonali and Wesley B. Hol-
comli), offices 1 Spear, S. F., and San Diego
McDonald & Bcsser (John McDonald and Ji'seph Besser),
proprietors Roxbur}' House. 316 and 318 Pacific
McDonnell .\jinie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 508 Green
McDonnell Catherine Mrs., confectionery, 615 Larkin
McDonnell Daniel, carpenter Palace Hotel
McDonnell Edward, laborer, dwl 1003 Battery, rear
McDonnell James, salesman E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 1829
Bush
McDonnell James, seaman stm Orizaba
SIcDonnell James J. (B. Leferrc ,!■ C./.). dwl 1017 Pierce
Mclkinnell Jennie Miss, dwl 915 Montgomerj-
McDonnell John, cutter Neustadter Brothers, dwl 444
Clementina
McDonnell John, shoemaker, dwl Columbia bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
McDonnell John, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 4 Hay-
ward
McDonnell John B., clerk Edward Hig^ins & Co., dwl
1017 Pierce
McDonnell John B., printer B. F. Sterett, dwl 615 Larkin
McDonnell John C, bookkeeper Sullivan, Kelly & Co.,
dwl 1002 Market
McDonnell 5L (Edward Huiijins d- Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
McDonnell Marv (widow), dwl 194 W'ashington Av
McDonnell Michael, dwl 704 Battery
McDonnell Patrick, fiourpacker, dwl 1518 Stockton
McDonnell Patrick, sailmaker William Wood, dwl 1118
Montgomery
McDonnell S. A., apothecary G. G. Btimett, dwl 357
Minna
McDonnell Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Sansom bet Filbert
and Union
McDonnell William, laborer, dwl 1206 Union
McDonnell William D., laborer, dwl 230 First
McDonogh James (Janies McDonogh tfc Co.), dwl S s Pre-
cita \\ nr San Bruno Roatl
McDonogh James & Co. (J. Milton Ferris), fruit and
produce, 212 Washington
McDonohue James, laborer, dwl Lafayette House, Lafay-
ette nr Mission
McDonohne Joseph, boilermaker Francis I. Curn'
McDonohue W. D., dwl 1.50 Third
McDonough Aaron, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co.,
dwl SE cor Alta and Sansom
McDonough A. N., master Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Mon-
tana, dwl Morton House
McDonough Ajidrew T. (McDonough <[,• Son), dwl 821
Market
McDonough Antony D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 14 Freelon
McDonough Edward, laborer, dwl 182 Stevenson, rear
McDonough Edwai-d M. (McDonough J: Son), dwl 821
Market
McDonough Francis, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McDonough James, laborer, dwl IBJ Garden
McDonough James, waiter Vizini & Co.. dwl 312 Tehama
McDonough John, assayer, dwl 30S Mason
McDonough John, carpenter, dwl 446 Braunan
McDonough John, milkranch, dwl N 8 Fifteenth Av ur R,
South S. F.
McDonough John V>., laborer, dwl S s Greenwich bet
Montgomen' and Sansom
McDonough Joseph M., wood and coal, 619 Turk
McDonough Kate, seamstress Russ House
McDonr'ULTh Laurence, steward Russ House, dwl 650 Miss
Mcl'Mnou'jh Mark, longshoreman, dwl 510 Mission
McDoniiugh Mar\- (widow), dwl 126 Dora, rear
McDonough Matthew T., tinsmith B. C. Austin, res Oak-
land
McDonough Michael, laborer, dwl 143 Silver
McDonough Patrick, laborer, dwi 311 Pacific
McDonough Patrick, policem.an City Hall, dwl N s Filbert
bet Buchanan and Webster
McDonough Richard, carpenter, dwl 163 Silver
McDonough Richard, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 129 Fol-
som, rear
McDonough Robert, salesman S. W. Rosenstock &Co.,
dwl 23 Kearny
McDonough William, hootheeler Einstein Bros. & CO.,
McDonough & Son (Edward M. and Andrew T. McDon-
ough), tailors, 1026 Market
McDougul Charles E., salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 835
Bush
McDougal Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
McDougal Da\1d, commodore U. S. N., dwi 606 Folsom
McDougal J., dwl 213 Minna
McDougal John, housepainter, dwl 509 Stevenson
McDougal Matthew, special policeman, dwl 555 Howard
McDougal Robert, private detective, ofiice and dwl 240
Montgomery
McDougal W. J., carpenter, dwl 11 Geary
McDougald John E., marbleeutter John Daniel & Co., dwl
122 Perry
McDougald Thomas G., carrepairer Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 122 Perry
McDougall Anna (widow), dwl 920i Folsom
McDougall Baniett, architect, office 330 Pine room 27,
dwl SW cor Devisadero and Fulton
McDougall Frederick A. (P. Baca i Co.), res Los An-
geles
McDougall James, dwl 124 Tyler
McDougall Michael, dwl Humboldt House
McDougall Theodore, porter J. L. Bardwell & Co., 105
Clav
McDougall Thomas, special policeman, dwl Clay nr Stock
McDougall W., dwl 6 Stockton
McDough J., teamster Citv R. R.
McDowell , with Main & Winchester, dwl 1014 Powell
McDowell Archibald E., bookkeeper J. F. Haycock & Co.,
dwl 721 California
McDowell Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 16 O'Farrell
McDowell George (colored), whitener, 766 Mission, dwl
923 Greenw ich
McDowell James, lather Palace Hotel
McDowell Jane (widow), dni 1014 Green
McDowell John, stevedore A. C. Freese
McDowell Lizzie (widow), dwi 1512 Cahfornia
McDowell Samuel, upholsterer James W. Bumham & Co. ,
dwl 433 Jessie
McDowell Walter, draftsman Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
725 Harrison
McDowell William, show-cardwriter, 608 Market, dwi 242
Jessie
StcDowell William A., dwl 1135 Clay
McDower Thomas, seaman, dwl 131^ Perr>-, rear
McDufl Mary Miss, housekeeper, dwl 1421 Sacramento
McDuran Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 936 Harrison
McEachren Benjamin D. (McEachren A- Parkinson), dwl
5i Willow
McEachren Hugh, shipcarpenter, dwl 75 Clementina
McEachren & Parkinson (Benjamin D. McEachren and
James C. Parhinson), proprietors Pacific Looking
Glass and Picture Frame Manufact^.irj-, 437 Brannan
McElamey James, drajTuan George Brj-den, dwi 704 Te-
hama
McEleanev Mar\-, nurse, dwl 109 Geary
McEleer F. C. clerk, dwl 1136 Pacific
McEleer Patrick, engineer, dwi 4 Martha PI
McElhaney John, compositor Cubery & Co., dwi 925 Bry-
ant
McElhenney Anna Miss, machineoperator John D. Barr,
dwi 113 Clinton
McElheran Charles W., collector Madison & Burke, dwi
129* Welsh
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presh Oysters.
0. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
McElheran Rachel (widow), dwl 129^ Welsh
McElhenin William D., blacksmith Frederick T. Feisel,
dwl 1-29^ Welsh
McEIhinny John, gardener, dwl 2009 Larkin
McElhinny John J., attorney at law, office 502 Montg^om-
ery, dwl 2009 Larkin
aicElhinny Patrick H., soliciU>r, dwl 2009 Larkin
McElIigot Georg-e, Coojiers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
McEUig-ot James, laborer T\Masend St. Depot Central Pa-
cific R. R.
McElligot Maurice, blacksmith Central Pacific R. R,, dwl
S s Kin^' bet Third and Fourth
McElligot M'illiam, canvasser, dwl 304 Beale
McElny Edward, painter, dwl 3(5 Louisa
McElrath Ellen (widow), dwl 1328 Jackson
McELRATU JOH\ E., attorney at law, office 715
Clay, dwl S14 California
McElroy Abmham J., carriag-emaker Cars-ill Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 2 Cleaveland
McEIroy Bernard, clerk, dwl 2S^ Hunt
McEIroy E. L. Miss, teaoher Broadway Primary School,
dwl SE cor Union and Gough
McEIroy Harriet (widow), dwl SE cor Union and Gough
McEU-L.y Hugh, laborer, dwl 917 Jones
McEIroy Hugh, packer Maj-field & Ca, dwl 502 Brj'ant
McEIroy James, bootcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl What Cheer House
McElrov James, inspector Custom House, dwl 2 Brenham
PI
McEIroy James, laborer, dwl 516 Howard, rear
McEIroy James, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 1109
Howard
McEIroy James Mrs. (\\idow), dwl 1427 Mission
McElro}- J. G., physician, dwl 509 Bush
McEIroy John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
McEIroy John, expressman, SW cor First and Mission,
dwl 11 Natoma
MoElroy John, laborer, dwl 3 Perrj'nr Second
McEIroy Joseph, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac. R.
R., cor Fifth and To\s'iisend
McElrov Joseph, machinist, dwl 50 Natoma
McEIroy il. Mrs., fruits, dwl 1057 Howard
McEIroy Oscar, drayman Colfin & Hendry, dwl W s Ninth
iir Market
McEIroy Robert, agent James Phelan, office 224 Mont-
gomery, dwl 917 Howard
McElroy Thomas, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
16 Taylor
McEh-oy William, barkeeper Louis Eppinger, dwl 273 Min
McEIroy W. S., car conductor, dwl 1032 Market
McElvoy John, painter, dwl CIO Minna
McEIvoy Peter, laborer Palace Hot«l
McElwee Charles K. {J. V. McElwee 6: Son), dwl 21 Haw-
thorne
McElwee John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
McEIwee Juhn V. (J. V. McElwee <i: Son), dwl 21 Haw-
thorne
McElwee J. V. & Son (Charles K. McElwee), cabinetmak-
ers and upholsterers, 219 Second and 572 Folsom
McEneanv Edward, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
244 Clara
McEnhill John, laborer, dwl 15 Harrison Av
McEiu-oe Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 609
Grove
McEntee James, machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 654 Miss
McEntte John, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 303 Mason
McEntee John, sexton St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl 614 Hush
McErsane Patrick, fireman stm El Capitan, Davis St.
MTiarf
McEverly Miles, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, d^l
417 Clementina
McEvoy Gilbert, whitener John Q. Garfield, dwl Eighth
nr Folsom
McEvo3' James, dwl 414 Pacific
McEvoy James, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 Misa
McEvoy James, stevedore, dwl 290 Union
McEvoy Joseph, foreman Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl 6
Decatur
McEvoy Joseph, hatter, dwl Zt<^ Jessie
McEvoy Joseph G., plasterer, dwl S s Maria nr Chesley
McEvoy Margaret A. Miss, dressmaker, 761 Mission
McEvoy Michael, drayman California Cracker Co,, dwl W
8 Ohio bet Broadway and Vallejo
McEvoy P., engineer Occidental Hotel
McEvoy Peter, foreman mattresamaker Goodwin & Co.,
dwl 225 Green
McEvoy Thomas, laborer, dwl 530 Mission
McEvoy Thomas, porter stm Newbeni, Folsom St. Wharf
McEwen Arthijr, reporter S. F. Chromcle, dwl 1009 Pow
McEwen Helen (widow), dwl 1242 Howard
McEwen James, president Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl
NE cor Valencia and Seventeenth
McEwen John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl 23
Second
McEwen John, cellannan Vizina & Co., dwl 2 Caroline
McEwen Joseph W., physician, office and dwl 51 Third
McEwen Lizzie Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl NE cor Sevent^-enth and Valencia
McEwen Patrick J., physician, office and dwl 102S Market
McFadden Alexander, painter, dwl Columbia Hotel
McFadden Alexander, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Over-
land House
McFadden Charles, clerk, dwl mv cor Eighteenth and
Guerrero
McFadden Charles, mason Palace Hotel
McFadden Charles, tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co. dwl
1607 Turk
McFadden Charles J., clerk L. L. Robinson, dwl NTV cor
Eighteenth and Guerrero
McFadden Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 331 Brj-ant
McFadden Edward, laborer, dwl 1014 Minna
McFadden Hannah Mrs. (widow), dwl 111 Jackson bet
Davis and Drumm
McFadden James, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 1607
Turk
McFadden James T., foreman upholsterer John C.Bell,
dwl 235 Stevenson
McFadden Jennie, chambermaid Russ House
McFadden John, bricklayer, office NE cor Kear and Bush
McFadden John, teamster Haste & Kirk, dwl 1914 Taylor
McFadden John, train baggageman Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 41 Freelon
McFadden John J., groom Slilton S. Latham, C3S Folsom
McFadden Kate Miss, teacher Hayes Vallev Grammar
School, dwl 1607 l^irk
McFadden Mar}' (widow), dwl NW cor Eighteenth and
Guerrero
McFadden Patrick, teamster William Kerr
McFadden Patrick C, foreman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
dwl 1607 Turk
McFadden Samuel, dwl 209 Fourth
McFadden Thomas, teamster, dwl E s De\isadero bet
O'Farrell and Gear}*
McFadden Thomas K. , real estate, dwl NW cor Eighteenth
and Guerrero
McFaddin Charles, bricklayer, dwl NE cor Ellis and
Franklm
McFaddin Jolm, capitalist, dwl NE cor Ellis and Franklin
McFall John, laborer Spring \'alley Water Works, dwl
NW cor Haight and Laguna
McFall Patrick, laborer, dwl 974 Folsom
McFarlan A. R., workman Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1025 Mission
McFarlan Cornelius, machinist, dwl 56S Mission
McFarland C. Mrs., proprietress St. James House, 906
Market
McFarland Charles, carpenter, dwl 74 Tehama
McFarland Charles, hamessmaker Stone & Hayden, dwl
555 Missiun
McFarland David A. {John D. Collim 6: Co.), dwl 211J
Turk
McFarland Edward, clerk, dwl Grand Hotel
McFarland Henrj-, laborer Golden Gate Park
McFarland James, machinist L'nion Iron Works
McFarland Lucy Mrs., furnished rooms, 1015 Stockton
McFarland Mary A. (widow), fimiished rooms, 116 Leid
McFarland Owen, driver N. B. and Mission R, R., dwl
1119 Folsom
McFarland Peter, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
McFarland Peter, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
McFarland Sophie ilrs., dressmaker, dwl 410 Keamy
McFarland Walter, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 929 Bry-
ant
McFarland WilHam, farmer, dwl 1609 Polk
McFarlane A. R., solicitor Henry Keller it Co., dwl 619
Pine
McFarlane Barney L., scenic artist Maguire's New Thea-
ter, dwl SW cor Montgomerj' Av and Vallejo
McFarlane William, calker, dwl 224 Main
McFarren Isaac, dwl 137 Montgomerj-
McFurren Thomas, st^ickbruker, dwl 125 Sansom
McFarren William, laborer Palace Hotel
McFaul Jolm S., laborer D. A. Macdouald & Co., dwl 12
Natoma
McFee Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*s Wharf, foot
First
McFee Whit Miss, dressmaker Sarah A. Mason, dwl 80
Clementina
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and llerchant
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JIcFcelty Beniard, teamster Joseph Newbauer, dwl 308
i'olsoiu, rear
McFeuIey Michael, painter, dwl 220 O'Farrell, rear
McFcely'Johu. musician, dwl W 8 Eighth bet Hamson
ami Bryant „ „ , , «.,. ti
McFetridge E., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 74b How
McFetridge John, waiter Mont^'omery Hotel, 227 Second
McFuarrie Michael, clerk, dwl 214 First -n, ^ t^
McUahan Charles, extraman En^'ine No. 2 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 53S California
McGann John, laborer, dwl W s Ohio bet Vallejo and
ii road way
McGann Malachi M.. clerk J. Hanifin, dwl 948 Mission
McGann Matthew, siiahniaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 340 Post
McGunn Patrick, hatter, 25 Tliird
McGann Patrick, laborer, dwl Summer nr Lmcol, S 8
lieriial Hci^j^hts
McGann Thomas, laborer, dwl 442 Brannan
McGann William, seaman, dwl 20 Washington
McGarr Owen, fireman S. F. Gas Lijfht Co., cor King and
Second
McGarri^^l Edward, carpenter, dwl 5 Zoe, rear
Mc(;^rriyal Edward J., wa^^onmaker, dwl 5 Zoe, rear
McGurrity William Mrs. (\Wdow), dwl 113 Polk
McGai-ry Michael, laborer, dwl 2 First Av
McGan-y Thomas, laborer, dwl Willows Hotel, SW cor
Mission and Eighteenth
McGarry W. W., dwl Valencia bet Twenty-second and
Twentv-third
McGarvey Alexander, blacksmith H. F. Williams, dwl 606
Third
McGarvev John (nice ib McQ.), dwl Folsom Hotel
McGarvey William, laborer, dwl Manhattan House
MLGiirwin Richard, laborer Palace Hotel
McGary Ann Miss, dwl 522 Howard
MLGar*' Eliza Miss, milliner, dwl 54 Thh-d
McGuughey Francis, porter Breeze & Loughran, dwl 5
Vernon PI
McGaul J. S., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
McGauley J. Mrs., private school, 627 O'Farrell
McGauley James F., clerk Savings and Loan Society, dwl
027 ij'Farrcll
McGauley William, horseshoer Pierre Bonis, dwl 502 Miss
ML-Gauly Mark, laborer, dwl SW cor De Boom and First
McGaw Peter, waiter, dwl 102 Fourth
ilL-Geary John, carpenter, dwl 305 Jessie
McGeary Michael, di-ayman, SW Cor Clay and Davis, dwl
OSSi^ Jessie
MeGee Annie, dressmaker, dwl 209 Twelfth
McGee Barney J., dwl 4^ Langton
MeGee Catharine (widow), dressmaker, S4S Folsom
McGee David, barkeeper Vaughn &, Daley
McGee Edward, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co, dwl W a
Georgia nr Shasta
McGec Ellen (widow), dwl 919 Natoma
MuGee Everett, teamster Riley & Vest, dwl 41 Louisa
Mc(;ee Francis, packer Helbiiig & Straus, dwl (j32 Minna
McGee Hugh, bootpolisher I. M. Wentworth ii Co., dwl
cor Potrero Av and El Dorado
McGee James, molder Savage & Son
McGec James, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
227 Folsom
McGce Jasper N. , surveyor, dwl 405 Turk
MeGee John, oxpresswagon. Third nr Market, dwl W 8
Tehama bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Ber-
nal Heights
McGee John, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl
ll(3i Clara
McGee John, fruits, dwl 759 Brj'ant
McGee Jolin, laborer, dwl 73 Shipley
iMcGeo John, laborer Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 223 Beale
MeGee John, printer, dwl 230 Jessie
AKGce John J., carriagesmith, dwl llCt Clara
MiGce Lizzie, dressmaker, dwl 209 Twelfth
MeGee M., machinist, dwl 227 Second
ilcGee Maggie Miss, dressmaker, (i40 Mission
McGec Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
McGee Patrick, dwl 221 Pacific
McGee Patrick, real estate, dwl 1013 Jackson
McGee Patrick, varnisher W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl 277
Minna
McGee Peter, laborer, dwl 49 Jessie, rear
McGce Robert, laborer, dwl Nuonan Av
MvGee Thomas, blacksmith Palace Hotel
MeGee Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 783 Market
McGee Thomas J., trunkniaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 919
Natoma
McGce W. D., student Heald's Business College
McGee. See Mag'eo
McGeeney Bridget (widow), dwl 1415 Jackson, rear
McGeeney P. E., bookkeeper John O'Brien, dwl City Hotel
McGehan Neal, printer, dwl 50S Howard
McGeohegan John T., receiving teller Donohoe, Kelly &
Co., dwl N s Seventeenth nr Guerrero
McGeonigle Neal, laborer, dwl 41 Natoma
McGeonigle Patrick, laborer, dwl 43 Natoma
McGough Alice (widow), dwl 46 Louisa
McGeough James, stonecutter, dwl 908 Sanaom.
McGeough John, laborer, dwl 46 Louisa
McGeough Patrick, laborer, dwl 46 Louisa
McGerity John, laborer Golden Gate Park
McGettigan Edward, hostler, dwl 322 Seventh
McGettigan Patrick, shoemaker, 134 First
McGhan Charles, special policeman, dwl cor Stockton
and WVshington
McGibbon Archibald {Gibson d- Co.), dwl 5G6 Howard
McGibney John, laborer, dwl 509 Minna
McGitfin James, cabinetmaker, dwl 1217^ Howard
McGitfiji Josejih, hackman, dwl 742 Pine
McGitfin Thomas, porter George O. McMuUin & Co., dwl
307 Folsom
McGill Benjamin, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 562 Minna
McGill Frank, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
McGill H., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
McGill H., machinehan(^ D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl N
s Twentieth bet Folsom and Shotwell
McGill Henry JI., bookkeeper The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, dwl N s Dorland bet Church and Sanchez
McGill James, bricklayer, dwl N s Ash Av bet Larkui and
Polk
McGill John, junkdealer, dw^l 719 Lombard
McGill John, plasterer, dwl 639 Mission
McGill Joseph (Z». A. Macdonald X- Co.), dwl N s Tweu-
tieth bet Folsom and Shotwell
McGill Lott, carpenter D.. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 215^
Perry
McGill Robert E., clerk Henry Lund, dwl N s Dorland bet
Chiu-ch and Sanchez
McGillan Frank, hackman. Plaza, dwl 22 Slorse
McGillan Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Francisca Smith,
d«'l 22 Moss
McGillan Roger, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 217
Minna
McGillan Stephen {McQlllan & Co.), dwl 160 Clara
M<*GI1L.V.\' A; fO. {Stephen McGillan), groceries
and liquors, 244 Fourth
McGillen Patrick, metermau S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 963
Howard
McGilley Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Illinois
McGilley Michael, plasterer and contractor, 1059 Howard
McGilley Patrick, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 1059 How
McGillicuddy Cornelius, tanner, dwl 15 Filbert, rear
McGillicuddy Eugene, expresswagon, dwl 1204 Howard
McGillicuddy Jeremiah, raarblepolisher, dwl 338 Minna
McGillicuddy John, tanner, dwl 15 GUbert, rear
McGillicuddy Juha (widow), dwl 15 Gilbert, rear
McGilverj' , master mariner, dwl 106^ Third
McGilverj' Thomas, distributer S. F. Laundrj', iP^ cor
Turk and Fillmore
McGilverj^ W'iUiam, laborer, dwl 229 First
McGinerty Henry, grainer California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co. , dwl 505 Third
McGinerty John, brassfinislier AV. D. Qark & Co., dwl 42
Louisa
McGinity J. C, blacksmith Palace Hotel
McGinley Henry H., boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
553 Howard, Tear
McGinley John F., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
McGinley Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 56
Natoma
McGinley Robert, laborer, dwl 542 Linden Av
McGinley Timothy, cartman Superintendent Public
Streets, dwl 909 Batterj', rear
McGinn Annie Miss, stamping, dwl 222 O'Farrell
McGinn B., laborer, dwl 424 Sansom
McGinn Eugene, varnisher James McGinn, dwl 119 Ellis
McGinn George, bootmaker, dwl 467 Stevenson
McGinn George S., foreman James H. Swan, dwl 467 Stev
McGinn James, driver James McGinn, dwl 2 Morel PI
McGinn James, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Si-
erra and Louisiana
.>lc(;i\K JAMES, midertaker, 717 Market, dwl 119
Ellis
McGinn James J., clerk James McGinn, dwl McCormick
bet Hyde and Larkin
MOE&AIT & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
L P.VAITSCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.
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McGinn James W., carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co.
dwi 134 Fourth
McGinn Jennie Miss, teacher music, dwl 13 Hickory
McGinn Joseph, bootmaker, dwl 467 Stevenson
McGinn Mary Miss, dressmaker Mme. Michanx, dwl 314
Post
McGinn Michael E., horseshoer Joseph Belduke, dwl
Central Hotel
McGimi Patrick, groom D. E. Root & Co., dwl 717 Market
McGinn Patrick J., carpenter, dwl 15 Heron
McGinn Thomas, coffinmaker James McGinn, dwl 119 Ellis
McGinn Thomas, shoemaker Manuel Goncalves, dwl Com-
mercial House
McGinney Frank, hamessmaker, dwl 364 Xatoma
McGinney John H., blacksmith Kimball Manxif. Co., dwl
364 Natoma
McGinney Margaret (widow), dwl 364 Natoma
McGinney Patrick, vamisher Henry \V. Carson, dwl 364
Xatv»ma
McGinnis Annie, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
McGinnis Charles T., typecaster Painter it Co., dwl 229
Capp
McGinnis Darnel, pantryman Arlington House, 127 Kearny
McGinnis Edward, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 21
Clementina
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
McGinnis E. S., hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 32
Louisa
McGinnis Eugene, plumber, dwl 31 Hunt
McGinnis James, dwl 100 Tehama
McGinnis James, conductor Sutter St. R.R.,dw]3SAustin
McGinnis James, machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl IS Folsom
Av
McGinnis James, oiler Pacific Mai] S. S. China
McGinnis James, porter Occidental Hotel
McGinnis J. C, miner, dwl 906 Stockton
McGinnis John, carpenter, dwl 7 Hodges PI
McGinnis John, laborer, dwl M\Ttle Av bet Larkin and
Polk
McGinnis John, musician, dwl 1107 Kearny
McGinnis John, patternmaker Dunn &. Kewin, dwl 32
Louisa
McGinnis John, porter TIG Montgomery
McGinnis John, waiter Brookljii Hotel
McGinnis Marj- Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Waller bet Octavia and Laguna
McGinnis Michael, laborer, dwi S Lick
McGinnis Michael, laborer, dwl N s Waller bet Octavia
and Laguna
McGinnis Patrick, dwl 32 Louisa
McGinnis Patrick, cook, dwl 19 Commercial
McGimiis Patrick, real estate, dwl 047 Folsom
McGinnis Patrick, teamster, dwl W s Bartlett bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
McGinnis Rosa Mrs., housekeeper, dwl 522 Stockton
McGinnis Thomas, harness and saddlemaker, 775 Market
McGinnis Thomas, watchman Palace Hotel, dwl 111 Jessie
McGinnis William J., boatman, dwl 212 Broadway
McGintry J. C, blacksmith Palace Hotel
McGinty Patrick, bootmaker, 42tt Stevenson
Mc-Ginty Patrick, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
McGinty Thomas, tanner, dwl 17 Gilbert, rear
McGirk Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
McGirk Peter, gasfitter Bush & Milne
McGirr Frank, laborer Palace Hotel
McGiven G., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
First
McGiven James, mattressmaker Goodwin & Co.
McGivem George, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
McGivern Patrick, carmaker Kimball Mauuf. Co., dwl Do-
lores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
McGivney Thomas, laborer Hinckley i; Co., dwl 509 Minna
McGi\Tiey William M., mariner, dwl 10 Jessie
McGlade Daniel A., submarine diver, dwl 423 East
McGIashan Peter, gasfitter Bush ^ Milne
McGlauflin Lewis W., foreman I. Friedlander, dwl 937
Howard
McGlaverj- M. Miss, assistant matron Ladies' Protection
and Kehef Society, home XE cor Gearj- and Franklin
McGIem James, teamster Gi^lden Gate Park
McGIeim Thomas, hostler, Golden Gate Park
MeGlew Thomas, mining, dwl 143 Silver
McGIinchey John, teamster Shaw k Sharp, dwl 14 Fre-
mont
McGlinchey Patrick, porter Reynolds & Ford, dwl 315
Davis
McGlinn Hugh, livery and sale stable, 126 Fourth
McGloine James, butcher Martin Glemian, dwl cor Brau-
nan and Third
McGIone Andrew, blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 1416
Kearny
McGlone Catherine (widow), dwl 1416 Kearny
McGlone Charles, hostler, dwl 170 Fourteenth
McGlone Daniel, conductor N. B. and Mission E R dwl
323 Fourth
McGlone James, bedmaker What Cheer House
McGlone James, laborer Golden Gat^ Park, dwl S s Fell
bet Scott and Devisadero
McGlone James, shoemaker, dwl 112 Xatoma
McGlone James H., shipping clerk George H. Tay & Co.,
dwl 1410 Kearny
McGlone John, laborer, dwi 170 Fourteenth
McGlone Joseph, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co. dwl 34
Everett '
McGlone Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwi SE cor
Scott and Eddy
McGlj-nn Bernard, butcher Edward McGlynn, dwl SW cor
Folsom and Main
McGIjim Daniel C, mining, dwi 515 Stockton
McGlnm Edward, butcher, SW cor Folsom and Main
McGIynn Frank, capitiilist, dwi 1006 Dupont
McGlynn James C, metenuan S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi
60 Minna
McGlynn John, baker, dwi 552 Natoma
McGIpm John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwi 311
Fourth
McGljnin John, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 115 First
McGlynn Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi 8
Polk
McGlynn Patrick, expressman, SW cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, dwi 13*^ Polk
McGlj-nn Patrick, hackman. Plaza, dwl 620 Brannan
McGI\-nn Patrick, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
McGl}^nl Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 26 Howard, rear
McGI}^ln Susan (widow), dwi 66 Minna
McGIjTin Thomas, driver Hose No. 5 S. F. F. D., dwi 8
Polk
McGlj-nn Thomas, hostler Golden Gate Park
McGl^^-nn Thomas, fkoultn,-, butter, cheese, and eggs, 9-19
Metropohtan Market, dwi 1 Sumner
McGlj-mi. See McGlinn
McGoIdrick Daniel, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R., dwi US Welsh
McGoIdrick Patrick, laborer, dwi N s Twenty-third bet
Sanchez and Noe
McC»<jldrick William, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl N
s Twenty-third bet Sanchez and Noe
McGolsom Thomas, laborer New City Hall, dwi 216 First
McGonigle Catherine (widow), dwi o'Varenne
McGonigle Charles, laborer, dwi 6 Varenue
McGonigle Dennis, teamster Stephen B. Wliipple, dwi W
s Alabama bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fuurth
McGonigle Ellen (widow), dwi Twenty-second bet Treat
Av and Harrison
McGonigle Hugh, butcher Lloyd & Kirsch, dwl 1224 How
McGonigle J;mies, laborer, dwi 4 Varenne
McGonigle John, liquor saloon, 127 Beale
McGonigle John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 42
Ecker
McGonigle Kate Miss, fluter S. F. Laundrj-, N^V'cor Turk
and Fillmore
McGonigle Margaret (widow), dwi 429 Geary
McGonigle Neal, teamster Joseph Newbauer, dwi 41 Na-
toma
McGonigle Patrick, laborer Joseph Newbauer, dwi 43 Na-
toma
McGonigle Peter, boilermaker Francis L CHirry
McGonigle. See McGunagle
McGorey John, dwl 1829 'l\irk
McGorrj- John J., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factor}',
dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McGorn,- Michael, watchman, dwl E s Alabama bet Tweu-
t:i"-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McGoug'h John, stevedore G. H. Whitney
McGough Patrick, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
McGough Patrick, stevedore G. H. 'HTiitney
McGough Rosa (w iduw), laundress, dwi 108 Hickorj' Av
McGovem Andrew J., salesman George W. Clark, dwi 201
Eleventh
McGovem Arthur, porter, dwi 37 Minna
McGovem Benedict Rev., St. Dominic Monastery'. NW cor
Bush and Steiner
McGovern Bridget Miss, dwl 36 Clinton
McGovem C. C, physician, office and dwi 720 M[»rkct
McGovem Frank, farmer, dwi 317 Ninth
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JEWELRY made to order and BEPAIBED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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MoGovcni James, merchant, dwl Russ House
ilcU^vcrn James, stonecutter Larseneur S bheenn, dwl
NW cor Church and Liberty
McGovcrn John, barkeeper, dwl 300 Francisco
McGovcrn John, lather, dwl 164 Jessie
JlcUovern John, milkman, N\V cor Lombard and Polk
McCiovern John, porter, Brooklyn Hotel ...
McGovcrn Michael, stevedore, dwl NE cor Greenwich and
Montgomery
McGovern Pet«r J., commission ajrent, dwl 31/ Ninth
McGovcrn P. H., groceries and Uquors, SE cor Columbia
and Twenty-third
McOovcni Phil"ip, laborer, dwl 134 Rose Av _ , ,
McGovcni Philip, watchman Southern Pac. E. K., dwl
Y..rk bet Kiijhteenth and Nineteenth
McGo\ ern Philip, wines and liquors, NE cor Market and
Kearny, dwl 317 OTarrell . , ^ j , =,
McGovcni Raphael W., engineer Francis I. Curry, dwl 64
Minna
McOowan A. Miss, furnished rooms, 27J Fourth
McGowan Andrew, shoemaker Maynard & Jones, dwl 14
Russell
McGowan B. (widow), furnished rooms, 9 Taylor
McOowan Bartholomew, drayman, cor Market and East,
dwl N s Post bet Buchanan and Laguna
McGowan Bartlett, hostler Omnibus R. E., dwl 233 Min-
McGowan Charles, carpenter Steed & Nash, dwl 254 Te-
McOo'wan Charles, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
27* Zoo
McGowan Charles C, clerk, dwl 335 Jessie
McGowan Cornelius {McGmmn .t- Butler), dwl 1429 How
McGowan Darhv, laborer Fort Point
McGowan Dominick, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 109 First Av
McGowan George, driver William W. McGowan, dwl 254
Tehama
McGowan Hugh, clerk, dwl 9 Taylor
McGowan James B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 204
Twenty-second
McGowan Jennie E., seamstress, dwl 505 Sutter
McGowan John, laborer, dwl 31S Beale, rear
McGowan John, laborer John Hughes, dwl 620 Geary
McGowan Matthew, laborer, dwl SE cor Leav and Vallejo
McGowan Michael, laborer, dwl 50'J Vallejo
McGowan Michael, marblepolisher Carlo Bianchi, dwl
600 Minna
McGowan Michael, porter Plante & Fleischhauer, dwl 047
Mission
McGowan Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl W s
Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo
McGowan Patrick, bootmaker Stephens & Dugan, dwl 27i
Fourth
McGowan Patrick, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McGowan Patrick A., producedealer, dwl S61 Harrison
McGowan Peter, hackman. Plaza, dwl 2017 Dupont
McGowan Robert, carpenter, dwl 336 Shipley
McGowan Thomas, laborer Thompson Bros., dwl 32 Na-
tonia
McGowan Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W 3
Michigan lir Shasta
McOowan Thomas G., painter, dwi 1126 Market
McGowan William W., expressman, SE cor Dupont and
Clay, dwl 254 Tehama
McGowan ifc Butler (Conwlut^ McGoican nnd Thomas
Butter), contractor, office NE cor Kearny and Bush
McGown Lee, mining superintendent, dwl 904 Howard
McGown Lee. Jr., musician, dwl 964 Howard
McGragh Catherine (widow), dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
McGragh John, expressw;igon, dwl Lombard bet Mont-
goiuerv and Keaniy
McGrain James, hostler City E. E., dwl 111 Fifteenth
McOralth William N. (McMurray il- McG.), dwl NW cor
Polk and Pine
McGranahan Hugh, teamster Shaw & Sharp
McGraiiahan Joseph, salesman, dwl 115 William
Mctinmaban .Michael, porter St. Mary's Hospital
McGr.me John, shoemaker, dwl 9 Minna
McGrath , dwl 10 Vuincy
McGi-ath , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McGrath .\ndrew, milkman. Old San Jo36 Road nr San
Miguel
McGrath Ann (widow), dwl 1S30 Market
McGrath .\rtbur, niolder Savage & Son, dwl 134 Fourth
McGi-ath Bernard (Soonan it- McG.), dwl 102 Fourth
McGrath Catharine (widow), dwl 29 Everett
McGrath l>., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 157 J Te-
hama
McGrath Edward, marble yard, 935 Market, dwl 543 Stev
McGrath Edward, treer U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
cor Lombard and Kearny
McGrath Henry J., cooper, dwl E e Laskic bet Mission
and Market
McGrath James, cooper Hogan & Co., dwl E 8 Laskie bet
Mission and Market
McGrath James, machinist, dwl 625 Howard
McGrath James, shoemaker, 416 Folsom, dwl SW cor
Green and Taylor
McGrath James O., proprietor Pioneer Warehouse, dwl
634 Fell
McGrath J. M., hostler N. B. and Mission R. E., dwl 254
Clara
McGrath J. N., capitalist, dwl 820 Washington
McGrath Johaima Miss, dwl 606 Natoma
McGrath John, blacksmith Omnibus R. E., dwl Philadel-
phia House
McGrath John, carpenter, dwl 606 Natoma
McGrath John, laborer, dwl 540 Howard
McGrath John, niarblecutter Edward McGrath, dwl 543
Stevenson, rear
McGrath John, proprietor McGrath's Hotel, 612 Mission
McGrath John, shipcarpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
318 Main, rear
McGrath John, tinsmith James Maguire, dwl cor Eddy
and Mason
McGrath Joseph, baker John H. Parker, dwl 245 Third
McGrath Joseph E., carriagepainter, dwl 422 Hayes
McGrath Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 606 Natoma
McGrath M. A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 153 Third
McGrath Martin, laborer Palace Hotel
McGrath Man' (widow), varieties, 335 Fifth
McGrath Michael, carpenter, dwl S Verona PI
McGrath Michael, laborer, dwl 6 Vincent
McGrath Michael, laborer, dwl PreciU Av opp Bryant,
Bernal Heights
McGrath Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
McGrath Michael J., collarmaker J. C. Johnson &Co.,dwl
Lombard bet Montgomery and Keamy
McGrath Moses W., wood and coal. 1400 Polk
McGrath Owen (McGrath ik Pridy), dwl W s Mission bet
Twenty-filth and Twenty-sixth
McGrath Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 2 Eddy PI
McGrath Patrick, calker, dwl 233i Clara
McGrath Patrick, laborer, dwl 619 Natoma
McGrath Patrick, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl 161 Tehama
McGrath Patrick, rigger Palace Hotel
McGrath Patrick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McGrath Patrick, shipcarpenter, dwl 233J Clara
McGrath Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 625 Howard
McUKATII PATKIfK F., bakery, 135 Fifth
McGrath Peter, stonecutter, dwl N s Central Eoad nr
Giant Powder Works
McGrath R. C, blacksmith, dwl E s Folsom bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
McGrath Stephen, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 1112 Kear
McGrath Stephen A., laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl Ws Keamy
bet Broadway and Vallejo
McGrath Thomas, baker, dwl 136 Fifth
McGrath Thomas, collarmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
Lombard bet Kearny and Montgomery
McGrath Thomas, engineer, dwl 606 Natoma
McGrath Thomas, expresswagon, NW cor Mont and Wash
McGrath Thomas, gasfitter Bush & Milne
McGrath Tliomas, laborer, dwl 27^ Ritch, rear
McGrath Thom.is, laborer, dwl 12S Oak
McGrath Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Columhia bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-six-th
McGi-ath Thomas, marblepolisher, dwl 1213 Union
McGrath Timothy, dwl 665 Washington
McGrath William (McGrath i- Cu.), dwl Central Road nr
Fifteenth Av
McGrath William, pressman Morning Call, dwl NW oor
Green and Taylor
McGrath WiUiam M., finisher F. M. Wilkinson, dwl SE
cor Seventh and Brannan
McCiKATH A fO. (William McGrath, John Hagan,
and Edward
92 Stevenson
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rbert), street contractors, office
.N: fridy (Uwen jactrrain aiui uonn srwyh
wood and coal, W s Mission bet Twenty-fifth and
Twentv-sixth
McGraw Edward W. (Douthitt & McG.), attorney at law,
office 414 California, dwl N s Twenty-first bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero
McGraw James. Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
McGraw John, laborer, dwl 319 Beale
McGraw Patrick, fireman, dwl 503 First
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S.
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ilcGraw William, clerk, dwi 29 Second
JlcGreat John, laborer, dwl 223 Fifth
McGree^•y John, boilermaker, dwl Bartlett bet Twenty-
second and Twenty -third
McOrecvy John, bricklayer, dwl 1308 Green
JU-Greavy J. W., mason Superintendent Public Streets
McOreevy Patrick, expressman, cor Market and Sansom
dw 1 E s Mission bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third '
McGregor Charles, stoneyard, King bet Third and Fourth
dwl 4 Langt^in '
McGregor DaWd, brewer, dwl 926 Sacramento
McGregor Duncan, oiler stm \'entura
McGregor E. Mrs., janitress Spring \alley Primary School
McGregor Edward, laborer, dwl 131 Main, rear
McGregor Edward, ste\edore A. 0. Freese
McGregor H. iliss, architectural and mechanical drafting
office ij2(j Mont^omer}', res Oakland '
McGregor Hugh, seaman," dwl IB Washington
McGregor James, dwl 1427 Pacific
McGregor James, engineer, dwl 643 First
McGregor James, liquor saloon, 242 Brannan
McGregor John, carpenter Joshua B. Morton, 11 Webb
McGregor Joseph, clerk 4U9 Sansom, dwl 215 Green
McGregor Joseph (Estate of), watch and chronometer-
maker, 409 Sansom
McGregor Marj' (widow), dwl Missouri bet Mariposa and
Santa Clara
McGregor Murdoch, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills
dwl S s Fourteenth bet Howard and Folsom '
McGregor Neil, engineer, dwl 242 Brannan
McGregor Philip, stevedore A. C. Freese
McGregor Sarah (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 441 Minna
McGregor William, blacksmith, dwl 244Muina
McGregor William, longshoreman, dwl 27 De Boom
McGregor}' S., dwl 735 Harrison
JlcGrenaghan Joseph, salesman 628 Clay, dwl 115 William
McGritHn James, cabinetmaker William J. Henev & Co
dwl 1217^ Howard '
McGrill Maggie Miss, operator Morris Freud, dwl 26 Sixth
McGrill Patrick, laborer, dwl 112 Fifth
McGruder Kate Mrs. {Htniied)/ d- McG.), dwl 02 Tliird
McGruder Lawrence {Farrelly A- 3IcG.), dwl 62 Third
McGrurj' Hugh, laborer, dwl 71S Natoma
McGrurj- John, waiter William J. BaUey. 54 First
McGiury Thomas, employe Union Iron <\orks, dwl 12i Zoe
McGuoken Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 8
Freelon
McGuigan Bernard, laborer, dwl NW cor Francisco and
Meiggs' Wharf
McGuigan Bridget Miss {Pollard i- McG.), dwl 230 Fourth
McGuigan Daniel, hackman, dwl N s Bryant bet Third
and Fourth
McGuigan James, brickmaker, dwl 1721 Leavenworth
McGuigan John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
dwl 19 White PI = j.
McGuigan Patrick {McGuiyan et Tordi), dwl 230 Fourth
McGuigan >*; Yurdi (-Patrick JIcGuigan and John Yirrdi),
gents" fumisliing goods, US Fourth
McQuillan Maggie Miss, corsetmaker dwl 26 Si.\th
McGiuney Frank T., saddler Main & Winchester, dwl 374
Natonia
McGuinness Frank, musician Buckley's Varieties
McGuintess James, blacksmith, dwl 322 Taylor
McGuire Annie (widow), lodgings, 660 Howard
McGuire Ann .Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl Alabama bet SLUeenth and Seventeenth
McGuire Arthur W. (B. H. Freenuin d; Co.), dwi S s SLx-
teenth Av nr P, South S. F.
McGuire Bernard, teamster, dwi 324 Seventh
McGuire Bernard S., clerk George W. Swan & Co.. dwl
24 Clinton
McGuire Charles, producedealer, dwl 122 Second
McGuire Edward, laborer, dwl Lyon bet Post and Geary
McGuire Etlward, physician, office and dwl S19 Kearny
McGuire Eliia (widow), fiiiits and confectionery, 631 Bush
McGuire Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1111 Sacramento
McGuire Francis A., gasfltter Bush & Mdne, dwi N s SL\-
teenth bet Guerrero and Dolores
McGuire Francis C, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl
SOS Bryant
McGuire Frank, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
274 Jessie
McGuire Frank, shoemaker, dwl 35 Natoma
McGuire H. boilermaker Movnihan i .Aitken
McGuire Hugh, machmist, dwl 613 Mission
McGuire J., blacksmith helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
Eighteenth bet Brannan and Bryant
McGuire James, driver Chase .s Wolf, dwi NE cor Mason
and Green
McGuire James, foreman Jackson Iron Foundn- dwl 321
Clementina
McGuire James, porter Newton Brothers & Co., dwl 7 Dora
McGuire James, shoemaker, dwl 35 Natoma
McOmrc James G., teacher St. Ignatius College, dwl 1220
Howard, rear
McGuire John, bricklayer, dwl 210 Grove
McGuire John, carpenter, dwi 256* Jessie
McGuire John, clerk, dwi 214 First
McGuire John, driver George Klaber, dwi 24 Ointon
McGuire John,-poultrj-, Grand Central Market, dwl 3'1
Clementina
McGuire John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwi 616
Battcrj-
McOuire John, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl Solano bet
Hampshire and Jersey
McGuire John, wood and coal dealer, dwl S 8 Bn-antbet
Seventh and Eighth
McGuire John S., professor St. Mary's College, San JosiS
Koad
McGuire Joseph, expressman, NE cor Third and Folsom
dwi 2374 Sixth
McGuire Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 229 Sixth
McGuire Mary Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
86 Jessie
McGuire Marj- Miss, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Co dwl
304 Third '
McGuire Michael, boilermaker John R. Sims, dwl 214 First
McGuire Michael, laborer Chase *^ Wolf
McGuire Michael, laborer, dwi 24 Clinton
McGuire Michael, laborer, dwi 264 First
McGuire Michael, stevedore, dwi 2.5S Minna
McGuire Orison C, master mariner, dwl 14 Turk
McGuire Patrick, baker U. S. Restaurant, 54S Clay
McGuire Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 22 Stevenson
McGuire Patrick, laborer, dwl 3 Hunt
McGuire Patrick, laborer, dwi 14 Nevada
McGuire Patrick, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
SIcGuire Patrick, laborer, dwi 229 SLxth
McGuire Patrick, laborer, dwi 324 Seventh
McGuire Patrick, steward stm Orizaba
McGuire Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
McGuire Patrick, warehouseman Clothing Depot Military
Di\ision Pacific, dwl 220 Minna
McGuire Patrick, watert«nder Pacific MaU S. S. Arizona
McGuire Peter, fireman stm Alameda, dwl 1220 Howard,
rear
McGuire Peter, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
91c4>lJUE PHSLIP, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Page and Octavia
McGuire Phihi>, laborer, dwi NE cor Mont and Lombard
McGuire Roderick, hostler, dwi 2tiS Stevenson
McGuire Stephen, dwi 913 Sacramento
McGuire Thomas, bricklayer, dwl W s Potrero Av bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McGuire Thomas, lettercutter George M. Wood & Co.,
dwi 30S Clementina
McGuire Thomas, real estate, dwi 322 Jessie
McGuire William, milkman, dwi 17 Fifth Av
McGuire. 5ceMaguire
McGuirk James, barkeeper, dwl 7 Jansen
McGuirk James, liquor saloon, dwi 104 Natoma
McGuirk John, laborer, dwi 512 Mission
McGuirk John, laborer, dwi 19 Baldwin Court
I McGuirk Patrick, fireman stm Yoseniite, dwl 7 Jansen
McGuirk Thomas, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 7 Jansen
McGuirk Thomas, helper Francis I. Curry
McGuirk Thomas, hostler Nathan P. Hopkins, dwi 30 Te-
hama
McGuithey J. B., clerk Quartermaster's Department Cali-
fornia U. S. A,, 105 Stockton, dwl cor O'Farrell and
Mason
McGunagle Charles, driver J. H. Cook & Co., dwl 421
Union
McGunagle Timothy, teamster Thomas Anderson, 118
Market
McGunagle. See McGonigle
McGunigann Patrick, boilermaker, dwi 34 Minna
McGunness Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
McGurren Arthur, salesman 434 Pine, dwi 452 Jessie
McOurrin James, carpenter, dwi 1409 Pacific
McGurth John, hostler Fashion St-iblea
McHaffie James, stockbroker and secretary Kearsa^
Quicksilver Mining Co., office 408 California third
floor, dwl 944 Folsom
McHaffie John, clerk James McHaffie, dwi 944 Folsom
McHaffie Mary A. (widow), dwl 944 Folsom
McHanuon Arthur, machinist Jonathan Kittredge, dwi C4
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McHanv Cain, calker, dwl SW cor Battery and Green
,,.,liard\ . stevedore Mcnzies & Bingham
illcHarhan Martin, hostler N. 13. aud Mission R. B., dwl
McHeno- Ada Mrs., portrait painter and teacher, studio
12 Montgomery room 3, dwl 1916 Broadway
McHenrv Andrew, liquor saloon, 1121 Mission
McHenry Daniel, tanner Comehua O'Donuell, dwl SE cor
Si.vth and Brannan ,
McHcnry George, eNpresswagon, SW cor Dupont and
Sutter dwl S s O'Farrell nr Webster
Meltar^ John (McHanry * Damer.n) dwl 1301 Taylor
Mcllcnr)' .lohn, exprcsswagon, cor Market and 1-yier
McHenrv John, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
McHenry John, liquor saloon, SW cor Brannan and Si.xth
McHenrv Mary (widow), dressmaker dwl 1511 Mockton
McHenry, Moulton & Co. (Sanmel McBenni and Ji.
Spratjue Moulton), commission and provision mer-
chants, 427 Front j , „ r, „,
McHenry Nathan, driver Omnibus R. B-, dwl 9 rem'
McHenry Samuel (McUennj, MovUon <t Co.), dwl 33 Jes-
sie nr Seventh
McHenrv W. C, barkeeper Overland House, 633 bac
McHenrv & Dameron iJohn MeUenni and James I'.
Daineroti), attorneys at law, office 840 Clay
McHogan Thomas, painter, dwl 321 Pacific
McHogan Thomsis, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl New
Franklin Hotel
McHolland , carpenter, dwl 400 Geary
McHugh Alexander, carpenter, dwl 900 Filbert
McHugh Andrew, canienter, dwl 900 Filbert
Mcllugh Felix, painter John Brewster, dwl 1310 Jackson
McHugh James, laborer Union Iron Works
McHut'h John, special policeman, dwl 9 Bryant Av
McHugh John, tailor, dwl 20S Clara
McHugh Jlichael, blacksmith, dwl 602 Siith
Jikllugh Michael, laborer 229 Second
5kHu"h Michael, wood and coal, 418 Sixth
McHugh Patrick, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 70 Jessie
McHugh Philip, vamisher, dwl S s Randal nr Chenery
McHu'h Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 602 Sixth
McHu^'h Thomas, stereotyper Evening Post, dwl 610 Suxth
Mcllugh William, clerk Thomas Cusack.dwl 715 Brannan
McHugh William C, dwl 707 Brannan
McHugh. See McCue
Mcllbriach Ann (widow), dwl 646 Stevenson
Mcllroy Jane (widow), dwl 126 Olive Av „ „ ^ , „„,,
Mcllroy Joseph J., laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 725
Clementina .. , ,?
Mcllvain Robert, employiS City and County Hospital, >•. s
Potrero Av nr Twenty -second
McHwain Alexander (J. Mcllwain & Brother), dwl 204
Perry . .
Mcllwain J. & Brother (Akxander), general commission
merchants, 204 Washington
Mcllwain John (J. McTlicain d- Brother), dwl 321 Sixth
Melnamcy Thomas & Co., horscshoers, 6 Eddy
Mclnaniey Thomas (Thmnas Mclnarney <fc Co.), dwl 31
Eddy
Mclnerney Elizabeth (widow), dwl 311 Broadway
Melnerney John, broommaker California Broom Factory,
dwl 78 Everett
Mclnerney John, laborer, dwl 611 Mission
Mclnerney Mary, machine operator S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., iiwl 311 Broadway
Mclnerney Matthew, laborer, dwl 11 Sixth
Mclnerney Michael J., salesman M. Price, dwl San Bruno
Road bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Mclnerney Susan Miss, domestic, dwl 814 Sansom
Mclnerney Thomas (Moran it Co. and Thomas Mclner-
ney A- Co.), dwl 311 Broadway
Mclnerney Thomiis, liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and
Fourth, dwl Broadway bet Sansom and Montgomery
Mclnerney Thomas, slupealker, dwl 305 Hayes
Melnenicy Thomas & Co. ^Jacob Stvtz), wholesale fresh
and preserved meats, 311 Broadway
Mclnemy John, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Mclncrny Patrick, laborer, dwl St. Marj''8 College
Mclnerny Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 421 Natoma
Mclnncrs , machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Mclnnery James, blacksmith, dwl 17 Heron
Mclnnery John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Mclnnes Allen, clerk Charles Harley & Co., dwl 7 Langton
Mclnncs Angus, boilermakcr, dwl 16 Bluxomo
Mclnnes Duncan, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Mclnnes John, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Mclnnes John H. (Otto * Co.), dwl 927 Larkin
Mclnnes Owen, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Mclnnes. See McGinnis
machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 226
Mclntire Bartlett
Stevenson . , .,. r- _,,.
Mclntire Dennis, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Mclntire Edward, laborer, dwl N 3 Francisco bet Larkin
Mclntire Edward Jr., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl S s Francisco bet Larkm and Polk
Mclntire H. J., bricklayer, dwl 251 Minna
Mclntire Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Mclntire Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Mclntire Patrick, laborer S. P. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl S s Francisco bet Larkin and Polk
Mclntire Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Mclntire William T., clerk Isaac Rowe, dwl 249 Minna
Mclntire. See McIntjTe
Mcintosh Annie Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. W oolen
Mills dwl Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Mcintosh C, painter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 2020 Fol
Mcintosh Donner, bookkeeper, dwl S 8 Myrtle Av bet
Gough and Franklin
Mcintosh Eli, carpenter Mission and Pac. Woolen MiUe,
dwl 125 Shotwell
Mcintosh H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Mcintosh Isaac B., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, dwl 730
O iiG rxcro
Mcintosh John, carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
246 Fourth , ,, .,„ ,
Mcintosh Kitty Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl Sixteenth bet Folsom and Howard
Mcintosh P. E., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Mcintosh E., clerk, dwl 8 Mason
Mcintosh Wells B., expressman, dwl 39 Oak Grove Av
McInt^Te Archibald, seaman, dwl 1037i Folsom
Mclntyre Henry, assistant superintendent Pacific Rolling
Mills, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Mclntyre J., lather, dwl Philadelphia House
Mclntyre James, master barkentine Discovery, office with
S. L. Mastick & Co.
Mclntyre James, watchman, dwl 783 Brannan
McIntjTe John, bricklayer, dwl 707 Front
McIntjTe John, stevedore, dwl 31 Alta
Mclntyre John, wagonmaker, dwl 1716 Mason
MclNTl'UE JOHN B., bookbinder and paperruler,
509 Clay, dwl 634 Bush
Mclntyre Leslie, porter Dalton & Gray, dwl 40 Natoma
Mclntyre Mary (widow), dwl NE cor Moultne and Cres-
cent Av, S s Bemal Heights .
Mclntyre Mary (widow), seamstress, dwl 343 Jessie
MclntJTeMichael,junkdealer, dwl 413 Broadway
Mclntyre Michael, pilot stm Express, Commercial St.
Wharf
Mclntyre Patrick, dwl 653 Minna
McIntjTe Patrick, watchman, dwl 4 Antomo
Mclntyre Patrick, weigher Custom House, dwl 663 Minna
Mclntyre Robert, collector Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl N s Twenty-third nr Columbia .„ m i
Mclntyre Sophie Miss, operator Atlantic and Pacillc lele-
graph Co., Grand Hotel, res Oakland
Mclntyre Thomas, coachman, dwl 321 First
McIntjTe. See Mclntire „
Mclsaac Alexander, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, il New
Montgomery
Mclsaac William, laborer, dwl 38 Jessie
Mclsaacs D. C. , capUiu brig Nautilus, office Turner S. Bun-
dle, 122 California , „ „ . • j,.,i
Mclssey David, marmer Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona, dwl
King St. House
Mclvan Patrick, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland ieny
Mclvel Peter, tailor, dwl 533 Mission
Meiver , conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Mclver Daniel, teamster Thomas H. Selby & Co.
Mclver John, porter Thomas H. Selby St Co.
Pierce bet Ellis and Eddy
Mclver Murdoch, stevedore, dwl 307 Folsom
Mclver Peter, seaman, dwl 307 Folsom
Mclver Roderick, mariner, dwl 307 Folsom
Mclvers James, laborer Palace Hotel
McKail James, dwl 62 Shipley .
McKan Andrew, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
McKane Mary Ann (widow), dwl 666 Stevenson, rear
McKanncry W. R., brakeman Southern Pac. R. B., cor
Fourth and Townseud ., „ o u •«,.
McKannon D., steerage steward Pacific MaU S. S. facmc
McKarnan John, carpenter, dwl 239 Eighth
McKay , agent, dwl 1142J Market
McKay , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McKay Alexander, carpenter, dwl 27 Minna ^ . . ™„
McKay jVlexander, marblecutter, dwl N s Post bet J!1U'
more and Webster ^^^^
, dwl W B
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beda
C. P^V^^SCHAACE&Caj06J08Jia712, 7U, and 716 Zoarny, Established 1852.
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McKay Alexander, mariner, dwl 651 Folsom
McKay Angus, clerk David McKay, dwl 330 ElIU
Mchay Au-.Tis \\., carpenter Paciflc Mail S. S. Co
olo -Howard
McKay Arthur J., cabinetmaker, dwl 933 Howard
McKay Laro me Mrs furnished rooms, 1209 Powell
McKay Charles, blacksmith, dwl 3S Everett
McKay Darnel hamessniaker Main & Winchester, dwl
American Exchange wi^ci, um
'""^^Eiiis^""'*' "■'^'^'''^'^ groceries, 427 Davis, dwl 330
McKay Edward, boots and shoes, 336 Fourth
no Teh^fa '"'"■''''^™"<='' Leo° «■ ^Jers & Co., dwl
McKay Elizabeth (widow), dwl 464 Jessie
McKay Ge<_irge, laborer Horace Daris & Co
McKay George, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 821 Market
McKay Crtorge B., houseraiser, dwl 22 Lilly Av
'^ki^fT^ P- meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
Wso folsom, rear > " •»
^'^llTmnhaPl' '^^'^'^^" Sullivan & Moorhead,
McKay James, shipwright, dwl 13 Tehama
McKay Jane (widow), fiu-nished rooms, 933 Howard
McKay John, carpenter Paciflc Mail S S Co
St" ■J,°^|^'^«"^'^^°<' stm Alice E. Garratt, Commercial
McKay John, laborer, dwl 21 Commercial
McKay John, laborer, dwl 1330 Washington
McKay John, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 Kew Moutgom-
McKay John, teamster Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl Wash-
ington bet Leavenworth and Jones
McKay John C, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
McKay John N., carpenter, dwl 164 Clara
McKay Lucmda, teacher, dwl 116 Eddy
McKay P., carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
McKay Patrick, laborer, dwl 1194 Shipley
McKay P. B., carpenter Palace Hotel
McKay Eosa Miss, dressmaker, 540 Fourth, dwl Bl't
Natoma "*-5
McKay S., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Secmd*""^' ^^^'^'' ^' ^' °^ ^'^^^ ^°-' ""'^ ^^S ™'^
JJ'J^''-^' 5".?S?''"^*° "■' '^'^r'^' dwl 8 Hampton PI
McMay VI i','."""' sUpcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
JllcKay V\ ilham, tinsmith and metermaker S. F. Gas Light
Co., dwl 16 Russell °
McKeague James, carpenter, dwl 437 Minna
McKeague Patrick, carpenter, dwl 437 Mioaa
McKean George M., dwl 2311 Larkin
McKean J. T., dwl 2808 Howard
McKean Lottie Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School
dwl 831 California
McKeane Robert, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
McKee AJcxander liquor saloon, SW cor Main and Har
McKee Charles, blacksmith, dwl 414 Pacific
McKee Charles, engineer, dwl 542 Folsom
McKee Charles H., blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 38
McKee Edward D., clerk Eodgers, Meyer & Co., res
Oakland *
McKee James, carpenter and builder, dwl cor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
McKee Ja£ues, expresswagon, 110 Clay, dwl W s VaUey
bet San Jose Av and Dolores
bL^Ss^'^''''''"' ^""^^ ^- S- Artilleo-,dwl Presidio
McKee John (McKee <fc nurkin), dwl SW cor Polk and
Grove
McKee John (Tallant J: Co.), dwl 26 Twelfth
McKee John, carpenter, dwl 26 Seventh
McKee John, shoemaker, dwl 80 Everett
McKee Joseph, canvasser Jolly Giant, dwl W s Castro nr
Twenty-fourth
McKee Mary, furnished rooms, 231 Stevenson
McKee O. A., capitalist, dwl 533 Sacramento
McKee Ossian H. (Hoyt, Sean i- McE.), attomev at law,
omce 63 Merch.ants' Exchange, dwl 1611 Howard
McKee Patrick, expressman, dwl 1191 Shipley
McKee Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison and
Bryant
McKee Robert (Shea, Bocqueraz <t McE), dwl 621 Eddy
McKee Robert, contractor, dwl E s Fourteenth bet Mis-
sion and Howard
McKce Robert L., court-room clerk Third District Court.
res Oakland
McKee Robert S., clerk Fifteenth District Court, dwl 1607
Pacific Av
McKec T\ , dwl N s Twenty -fourth bet Mission and Valencia
vi^Ke! ^r^' ?"f ;»> ". d»l 139 South Ark Av "
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McKee & Durkin (John McKee a,id Edward Ihtrkin)
produce commission, 215 Clay .■^u/zi./v,
McKeever James, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
McKeever John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
dwl cor North Point and Larkin ^ '
MUma''"'^''' '''''*""''"' P'"^'fl'; Rolling MiUs, dwl 44
'"'"'"iliF^/lhi'ti'""'^' '"'""'" ^"^S ^'"^^ "-' Louis-
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McKeever Robert, conductor Omnibus R. R dwl 23"
Clementina
McKeever Thomas, hackman, Plaza, dwl 907 Larkin
McKeever W i !.am, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
McKeever W ilham, longshoreman, dwl 23 Natoma
McKege Thomas, laborer, dwl 142 Perrv
.VcKeherney Thomas, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Rrad ™"™' ^^""^ *'• ^"^^''^ College, San 3osi
McKenimy Robert, butcher John Reagan, dwl 25 Prospect
McKenley E D clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo & I
Co. , awl 331 Kearny
McKenley John, gasfltter, dwl 830 Market
McKenley Rosanna (widow), dwl NE cor Howard and
Twenty-fourth
McKenna , dwl 215 Kearny
McKenna Allen J., lumber stevedore, dwl 663 Minna
McKenna Andrew, laborer Palace Hotel
McKenna Anna, tailoress Unger & Feder, dwl 340 Third
McKenna Arthur, laborer, dwl 37 Minna
McKenna Charles, extraman H. and L. No 1 S F P D
dwl 22 O'Farrell '
McKemia Daniel A., milkman, 811 Geary
McKenna Grace Miss, ironer S. F. Laundrj-, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
McKenna Hannah Mrs., milUner, dwl Twenty-seventh nr
San Bruno Road
McKenna James, captain schr J. B. Lunt, otHce 42 .Market
McKenna James, cartman, dwl W s Gilbert bet Toivnsend
and Brannan
McKemia James, hackman. Plaza, dwl 150 Eighth
McKenna James, wines and liquors, 1136 Market
McKenna Jeremiah B., machinehand Andrew Frei dwl
415 Brannan '
McKenna John, calker, dwl 76 Natoma
McKenna John, expresswagon, cor Market and Kearny
McKenna John, fireman, dwl E s Larkin bet Broadway and
vallejo *^
McKemia John, laborer, dwl 66 Everett
McKemia John, laborer Steiger & Kerr, dwl Twenty-sec-
ond bet Treat Av and HaiTison
McKenna John, laborer Thompson Bros., dwl 29 Jessie
McKenna John, laundrj-man La Grande Laundry
McKenna John, law student, dwl 1414 Jackson
McKemia John, porter Cross & Co., res Oakland
McKemia John, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl Yolo
bet Utah and Nebraska
McKenna John, Unner, dwl 762 Brannan, rear
McKenna Joseph, paperhanger George W. Oark, dwl 33
Eddy
McKenna Kate Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U S
Mint, dwl 1414 Jackson
McNenna Lawrence, laborer, dwl 363J Natoma
McKenna Margaret (widow), groceries, Harrison bet
Twenty-seventh and Tvveutv-eighth
McKenna .llary (widow), dwl 14J4 Jackson
McKenna Michael F. (McKenna tt Greany), dwl 642 Jessie
McKenna Patrick, dwl 66 Natoma
McKenna Patrick, blacksmith Thomas Ford, dwl 34 Na-
toma
McKenna Patrick, driver James Tomkinson, dwl 57 Min
McKenna Patrick, expressman, cor First and Mission, dwl
514 Mission
McKenna Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Michigan
McKenna Peter B. , butcher, dwl W s San Jusi Road nr St
Mary's College
McKenna Robert M., gardener, dwl 1316 Broadway
McKenna Thomas, mariner, dwl Paciflc nr Davis
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hay and grain, W s Drumm bet Clay and Washmgt<jn
^^Z^;iT^:?^^^^0, Folsom
SSI S^;^ m!pTU„P.:C„.), dwl mOMis-
McKenney William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
McKenny. Sec McKinney . , ,,„ p.,„n,
McKennv Alexander, marmer, dwl 710 Folsom
McKenny James, tailor, dwl 118 Clara
McKenny Mark, painter, dwl 1324 Sacramento
McKennv P. J-, conductor Market St. K. K.
McKenny Thomas, laborer, dwl cor liattery and Green
McKennv WiUiam, jobber, dwl 2650 Folsom ., . . ,
McKen^yMikson,' stockbroker, office 4ia Califorma, dwl
McKenzie -^, boilennaker, dwl 120 Fourth
McKeiTzie Alexander, barkeeper Donald McLea, dwl 759
McKelSe Alexander, l™f foreman dwl 327 Ritch
McKenzie Allen, rife'ger Pacific Mail S. &. Co.,dwl Jl.J
McKenrie Andrew, carpenter Joshua B- Morton
McKenzie Andrew, special policeman, dwl 1521 Dupont
McKenzie Charles, marbleeutter, NW cor California and
McKenzirDaniel, watchman stm El Capitan, Oakland
McK^nzil David V., molder Angell, Pahner & Co., dwl 20
Clementina ,„,„„■
McKenzie Donald, laborer, dwl 319 Folsom
McKenzieOeorge, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
McKenzie George R., bookkeeper Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
dwl NE cor Second and Folsom
McKenzie H., carpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
McKenzie James, carpenter Cosmopolitan Hotel
ilcKenzie James, seaman, dwl 413 Main
McKenzie John, boilennaker Francis I. Curry
McKenzie John, carpenter Palace Hotel
McKenzie John, patternmaker Risdon
dui 325 EUis
McKenzie John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
McKenzie John, seaman, dwl 238 St«uart
McKenzie John, tailor, dwl 209 Ritch
McKenzie John, with Donald McLea, dwl 112 Mason
McKenzie John B., accountant Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
dwl 703 Taylor „ . v j ,
McKenzie John F., horseshoer Zina H. Cunningham, dwl
783 Market „ ,, „ ■ c,»
McKenzie John T., captain stm Contra Costa, Vallejo St.
Wharf
McKenzie John W., chief jailer County Jail, dwl 632 Fil-
McKenzio John W. Jr., clerk Charles S. Eaton, dwl 532
Filbert „ ,
McKenzie Joseph, waiter Colorado S. N. Co. 8 stm Mon-
tana, Folsom St. Wharf
McKenzie Kenneth, dwl SE cor Mission and Steuart
McKenzie Kenneth, laborer, Coso House
McKenzie Murdoch, laborer M. Fulda & Son, dwl Branch
House
McKenzie Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 259 Minna
McKenzie Roderick, gasfltter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 15
Eleventh
McKenzie Roderick, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 821 Mar-
ket
McKenzie Thomas, cook Pacific Mail S. S. California
McKenzie William (J". L. Bardwell <t Co.), dwl 9 Howard
Court
McKenzie William, mason, dwl 231 Stevenson
McKenzie William, shipcarpentor, dwl 013 Mission
McKeon Daniel P., plumber John H. O'Brien, dwl 210
Stockton
McKeon Jainea, barkeeper Louis Martin, dwl 129 Bernard
McKeon James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Hum-
boldt, Potrero Point
McKeon James, painter, dwl 101 Pacific
McKeon John, stevedore, dwl 38 Sacramento
McKeon Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McKeon Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Hum-
boldt, potrero Point
McKeon Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 308 Minna
McKeon Patrick H., liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
Davis dwl 101 Pacific
McKeon Patricks., engineer, dwl 625 Stevenson
McKeon Peter, Laborer George C. Yates, d>vl 8 V.rgjn.a PI
McKeon Peter, laborer, SW cor Sutter and Powell, dwl cor
McKeon' Wimam!'oSrpenter, dwl S 8 Sixteenth Av bet P
and Q, South S. F. . .
McKeon William, laborer, dwl 8 Virginia PI
McKeon William, laborer George C. Yates, dwl 429 Pme
McKeon William, shoemaker, dwl 24 Oak
McKeown Mrs., mid%vife, dwl 11 Oak Grove Av
ScKeown John, sailmaker, dwl 9 Oak Grove Av
McKeown P., porter Occidental Hotel
McKeown William, tinsmith, dwl 595 Sixth
McKeraoher Robert, laborer, dwl 110 Minna
McKeman John, expressman, NE cor Market and Kearny,
dwl V> Sherwood PI
McKernan Mary (widoW), dwl 2005 Bush
McKernan Philip, tinsmith, dwl 15 hhei-woed PI
McKerron Catharine (widow), furnished rooms, 132 Filth
McKetchme T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McKettrick Stephen, porter Lick House
McKevitt Margaret, lodgings, 202 Second
McKevitt Owen, miner, dwl 202 Second ,,,„_,
McKew John, wood and coal, 431 Union, dwl 423 Green
McKew Michael, pressman Alta California
McKewan , clerk, dwl 205 Powell ,„ , . ,
icKewan John,foreman Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
1122 Montgomery
McKEWEl* JOX.4TH-4N €., hquor saloon, SE cor
Washington and Sansom, dwl 2120 Pacilic Av
McKewen Patrick, carrepairer Central Pacmc R. B., dwl
McKewen Peter (McEe.we,x& Son), dwl 1122 MontgomeiT
McKewen Peter Jr. (MoKewen <t San), dwl 1122 Mont-
Mc/e°w™'" Robert, plumber McKewen & Son, dwl 1122
McKeweu°Tere!?ce, marbleworker, dwl 653 Mission
McKewen Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1126 Greenwich
McKewen Thomas, plumber McKewen & Son, dwl 11—
McKewen°TsOT iPeter and Peter Jr.), plumbers and
gasfttters, 942 Montgomery
McKey Duncan, seaman, dwi 26 Steuart
McKey OUbert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
McKey Patrick, laborer, dwl Bryant Av bet Eighth and
McKeyWilliam, longshoreman, dwl 242 Fremont
McKt.y William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
McKibben T. C, engineer Southern Pac. R. H.,dwl six-
teenth nr Howard
McKibben Thomas, plumber, dw-1 33 Ellis ,,. r,,„),
McKibben Wilham, sewnng machme agent, dwl 22o Bush
McKibbin H. Mrs., furnished rooms, lOlB Market
McKibbin Thomas, dwl 1016 Market w,ni,= qi7
McKibbin Tliomas, proprietor Eureka Bailing Works, 317
Howard, dwl 646 Howard .
McKIBBIN WILLIAM, sheriff County San Francisco,
otHee 8 City Hall first floor, dwl 2211 Taylor
McKillop John & Co., commercial agency, T. C. Edwards
manager, office 317 California
McKim Thomas, shoecutter, dwl 433 Jessie „ .j,„v
IMcHLNLAl' AUCHIBALD, agent Bank of British
North America, otiice 221 Sansom, res Oakland
McKinley , lumber, dwl 142^ Fourth
McKinley Miss, dressmaker dwl 325 Minna
McKinley Benjamin Frank, wood and coal, 1213 Polk, dwl
253S" Webster , „„,
McKinley Charles, gasfltter Eugene N. Fritz, dwl 834
McKinky'' David A., coaldealer, office 325 Geary, dwl
Windsor House . „ „, „ „„„, •,
McKinley Edward, Uthographic engmeer G. T. Brown s,
Co., dwl 305 Minna ,
McKISLEV JAMES, president Pacific Commercial
Co., office Market St. Wharf, dwl 1051 Mission
McKinley S., engineer, dwl 529 Valencia
McKinley Thomas, plasterer, dwl 229 Stevenson
McKinley Thomas, waiter stm Constantme
McKinley. See McKenley , ,„ „, ^ _
McKinney Angus, shipcarpenter, dwl 72 Tehama
McKinney George, bootmaker, 29 Drumm
McKinney James, carriagepaiiiter, 387 Natoma
McKinney Johanna (widow), dwl 348 Third
McKinney John, clerk, dwl 346 Third
McKinney Matthew, mariner, dwl 217 Minna
McKinney Michael, clerk, d» 1 340 Third
McKeon Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 308 Minna McKinney Michael, clerk, dwl J40 imru
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Ce
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, Hi, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
McKinney Murray, woodcarver Warren & Schiller, dwl 12
Howard Court
McKinney Patrick, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
McKinnon Alexander, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
Windsor House
McKinnon Allan B., carpenter, dwl 13 Tehama
McKinnon Archibald, engineer stm Macpherson, dwl 15
Park Av
McKinnon, Daniel A., milkman, dwl Sll Gearv'
McKinnon David, longshoreman ^dwl 131 Hai-rison
McKinnon Finlay, wagonmaker James Dunn, dwl Citv
Hot«l
McKinnon Frank, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. Mo-
hongo
McKinnon James J., dwl 1722 Jessie
McKinnon John, express driver, dwl Eighth Av bet H and
G. South S. F.
McKinnon John, longshoreman, dwl IG Washington
McKinnon John J. (Preston lO ^fcK.). dwl 725 Geary
McKinnon M., engineer, dwl 1128 Market
McKinnon Thomas A., boots and shoes, 1319 Pacific
McKinsey M., dwl 424 Sansom
McKinstry E. W,, associate justice Supreme Court Cali-
fornia, chambers 640 Clay, dwl 44 South Park
McKinstrj- Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
McKitchen D., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McKittrick Bernard, with Joshua D. Doane, dwl NE cor
Fillmore and Tj'ler
McKittrick Edward {McKittrick & Kenny), dwl 1052 How-
ard
McKittrick Edward F., butcher John Miller, dwl 1825
Mission
McKittrick James, butcher Abe Newman, dwl N 8 How-
ard nr Sixth
McKittrick James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
McKittrick John, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 723 O'Far-
rell, rear
McKittrick & Kenney {Edxcard McKittrick and Barney
Kenny), oyster saloon, 89 and 90 Centre Market
McKnew Elijah, laborer, dwl NW cor Railroad and Elev-
enth avs, South S. F.
McKnew E. P.. conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
McKnight Frederick, teller B. Davidson & Co., dwl 700
Broadway
McKnight Joseph, sodamaker Pacific Soda Co., dwl SE cor
Sullivan and Cortland Av S s Bemal Heights
McKnight Peter, bricklayer, dwl 726 Clementina
McKone Mathew, wharf clerk stm Saucelito, Da\TS nr Val-
lejo
McKoon Adelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Post
McKoon William, liquor saloon, 846 Howard
McKoskey Phen, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl NE cor
Bush and Leavenworth
McKown A. H., student Heald's Business College
McKown J. O. (E. C. Dake <£■ Co.), dwl 206 Powell
McKown M. E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 850 Market
McKown William, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Montgom-
erj' and Kearny
McKown William, teamster Berrj-man & Doyle, dwl 526
Vallejo
McKune Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1126 Greenwich
McLachlan Frank, laborer, dwl 2 Sumner
McLa^;hlan Henrj', longshoreman, dwl 36 De Boom
McLachlan John, boilermaker, dwl 12 Freelon
McLacody Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
McLagan James L., carpenter California Mills, dwl 1056
Howard
McLagan William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
Illinois nr Twentieth
McLain Andrew, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'8^Vha^f,
foot First
McLain Collin, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 210 Third
McLain John, boatman, Front St. WTiarf
McLain Mathew, carpenter Palace Hotel
McLane Charles, steward James Wainwright, dwl N 8
California bet Fillmore and Steiner
ncLAXE <'HABLES E., capitalist, office 417 Kearny,
dwl NW cor Harrison and First
McLane F., third-assistant engineer Pacific MailS.S. Co.
McLane George, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
McLane Hugh, clerk I. H. Mclnnes, dwl 927 Larkin
McLane James, carpenter, dwl 27 Harriet
McLane James, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
McLane John, boarding, 898 Front
McLane John, boilermaker MojTiihan & Aitken, dwl 57 '
Shipley
McLane John, fireman stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf '
McLane Joseph, chief engineer stm Kalorama, Market St.
Wliarf
McLane John, foreman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S s Lou-
isiana nr Shasta
McLane Louis, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McLane Mary Miss, compositor Woman's Publishing Co.,
dwl 754 Folsom
McLane Peter, blacksmith, dwl 1207 Sacramento
McLane Thomas, seaman, dwl 138 Folsom
McLane William, blacksmith, dwl 1207 Sacramento
McLane William, master mariner, dwl NW cor Sierra and
Louisiana
McLane. See McLean
McLaren Daniel, notary public, commissioner deeds, and
agent Widow and Oriihans' Fund Life Ins. Co., office
238 Montgomerj-, dwl SW cor Geary and Gough
McLaren Deborah A. (widow), dwl 460 Jessie
McLaren James, typedresser Painter & Co., dwl 1138 Pac
McLaren James C, gasfitter Bush & Milne, res West Oak-
land
McLaren John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 42
Ffilsom
McLaren John, laborer, dwl 16 Freelon
McLaren Peter, carriagemaker D. S. Shute, dwl 319 O'Far-
rell, rear
McLaren P. M., agent Pacific Lumber & Mil! Co., office
437 Pine, res Oakland
McLaren Robert, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*s Wharf,
foot First
McLaren William, gardener Golden Gate Park
McLarkey John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Michigan ur Shasta
McLarty John R., lather, dwl 662 Bryant
McLatchie Margaret Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 10 Harriet
McLauchlan Charles, teamster ^Tiittier, Fuller & Co., dwl
421 Folsom
McLauchlin John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
foot First
McLauchlin Robert, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de
Gama
McLaughlan Frank, laborer, dwl cor Sumner and Howard
McLaughlan Robert, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 141 Ship
McLaughlin Alexander, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 233 Louisa
McLaughlin Alexander, porter John Flanagan & Co.
McLaughlin Alexander, refiner, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Scott
and Devisadero
McLaughlin Ann (widow), lodgings, 1103 Powell
McLaughlin Armand, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl
2212 Mason
McLaughlin Bernard, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer Fort Point
McLaughlin Bernard, longshoreman, dwl 13 Crook
McLaughlin Bernard, paver, dwl W s Ydrk bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
McLaughlin Bridget, ironer Occidental Hotel
McLaughlin Bridget Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Cathrine, dressmaker Mrs. Julia Jo^'ce, 771
Mission
McLaughhn Charles, laborer, dwl .509 Washington
McLaughlin Charles, tailor, dwl 1302 Pacific
McLaughlin Charles, upholsterer William Koser, dwl 327
Fell
McLaughlin Cliarles, Western Pacific R. R. Land Office,
7 Montgomerj' Av, dwl Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Charles B., shoefitter Einstein Bros. &Co.,
dwl 14 Hayes
McLaughlin Cornelius, miner, dwl 140^ Shipley
McLaughlin Daniel, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
McLaughlin Daniel, laborer, dwl 357 First
McLaughlin Daniel, pK-u^terer, dwl 54 Jessie
McLauirhlin David, watchman, dwl 7 Second Av
McLaughlin Edward, helper Francis L C^irry, dwl Isthmus
House
McLaughlin Edward, laborer To^^^lsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 513 Octavia
McLaughlin Edward. liquor saloon, 210 Post
McLaughlin Edward, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
248 Fourth
McLaughlin Edward A., carver S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 25 Oak
McLaughlin Elijah B., dwl 2209 Pine
McLaughlin Elizabeth (widow), dwl 510 Sixth
McLaughlin Francis, stairbuilder, dwl 839 Geary
McLaughlin Francis, stonecutter, dwl 727 Natoma
McLaughlin George, boardintr, 12 Broadwav
McLaughlin H.. laborer Pacific Rolling .Mills
McLaughlin Harr>'. teamster, dwl 108 Hickory Av
McLaughlin Heniy, stevedore A. C. Freese
PACinC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
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McLaughlin Henrj- W., hackdriver, dwl 4 St. Charles PI
McLaughlin Hugh, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 141
McLaughlin Hugh F., marbleworker John Darnel & Co.,
dwl 1407 Sacramento . , ,„,
McLaughlin James, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 104
Austin J , .. T,:.^
McLaughlin James, housemoTer, dwl d4 first
McLaughlin James, laborer, dwl 5 Boyd
McLaughlin James, laborer, dwl 231 First „ ^ „
McLaughlin James, laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac.
R, R., cor Fifth and Townsend
McLaughlin J.imes, laborer N, B. and Mission R.K.
McLaughlin James, night watchman Citj- R. R., dwl 2050
Mission
McLaughlin James, teamster, dwl 1513 EUis
McLaughlin James Jr., mashman Bay View Distillery,
dwl Nineteenth Av nr G, South S. F.
McLaughlin James Sr., suiierintendent Bay view DistU-
len-, dwl Nineteenth Av nr G, South S. F.
McLaughlin Jennie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl
72 Natoma
McLaughlin J. J., carpenter Palace Hotel
McLaughlin J. L., carpenter, dwl E s Chenery nr Fau--
1 mount
McLaughlin Joanna (widow), furnished rooms, 2i 7 btev
McLau-hlin John, barkeeper, dwl 1035 Market
McLaughlin John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., cor Kmg
and Second « ,:. t?
McLaughUn John, extraman H. and L. Co. No. 1 S. F. 1.
D., dwl 22 d'FarreU
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 108 WOliam, rear
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 254 Jessie
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 426 Shipley
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 1110 Hyde
McLaughlin John, laborer, dwl 543 Twentieth
McLaughlin John, laborer Palace Hotel
Mct.ll'»;HLI\ JOHX. liquor saloon, 139 Beale, dwl
1204 Howard, rear
McLaughlin John, longshoreman, dwl 423 Tallejo
McLaughlin Johu, machinist Hawkins k Cantrell, dwl 12
broad way
McLaughlin John, painter Palace Hotel
McLaughlin John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McLaughlin John, tailor X. Sweeney, dwl 106 Tehama
McLaughlin John, waiter A. E. Swain, dwl 310 Clem
McLaughlin John A., harbor police, dwl 11 Boyd
McLaughlin J. T., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 203 Post
McLaughlin Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl Sl3 Howard
McLaughlin Kate .Miss, seamstress, dwl 355 Jessie
McLaughlin Kate Mrs., teacher Market St. Primary
School, dwl 100 McAllister
McLaughlin Margaret (widow), dwl N s Alta bet Mont-
gomerv and Sansoni
McLaughlin Marv -Ann (widow), dwl 221 Beale
McLaughlin Michael, blacksmith, dwl 24 Dora
McLaughlin Michael, hostler WUliam E. Bridge, dwl 14
Harlan PI
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, dwl 234 Oak
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, dwl 763 Mission
McLaughlin Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl E
s Harrison bet Twenty-third and Twent.v-fourth
McLaughlin Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gaa Light Co.,
dw-1 S s Filbert nr Buchanan
McLaughlin Michael, longshoreman, dwl 218 Broadway
McLaughlin Michael, shoemaker M. Guerin, dwl 30 Dora
McLaughlin Michael, stevedore, dwl 1003 Battery, rear
McLaughlin Minnie (widow), dwl 911 Capp
McLaughlin Xeal, pantrj-man Russ House, dwl 437 Jessie
McLaughlin Patrick, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison and
Br\-ant
McLaughlin Patrick, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
(joiurado
McLaughlin Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 18 Downey, rear
JlcLaughlin Patrick, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
214 Kitch, rear
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Ohio
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Minna
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 321 Eighth
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Annieand Jessie
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, Joseph Newbauer, dwl 212
Main
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*8
Wharf, dwl 13 Donniev
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat-
tery
McLaughlin Patrick, laundryman Occidental Hotel
McLaughlin Patrick, painter, dwl W s York bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-filth
McLaughlin Patrick, pantryman Lick House
McLaughlin Patrick, track laborer Southern Pac. H. R.,
cor Fourth and Townsend
McLaughlin Peter, laundrj-man, dwl 104 William, rear
McLaughlin Peter, pressman Bacon & Co., dwl 75 Clem
McLaughlin Richard, laborer, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Scott
and Devisaden?
McLaughlin Samuel, tanner Bloch & Davidson, dwl 632
Brannan
McLaughlin Stephen, plumber Howard, Enright & Dufficy,
dwl 44 Minna
McLaughlin Thomas, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 552
Natoma
McLaughlin Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 568 Mission
McLaughlin Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
McLaughlin Thomas, merchant, dwl Russ House
McLaughlin Thomas, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Ckj.'s Wharf,
dwl 230 Ritch
McLaughlin Thomas, printer Spaulding & Barto, dwl 930
Clav
McLaughUn Thomas, waiter W. J. (3ady, 640 Market
McLaughlin Thomas A., salesman E. H. Jones 4 Co., dwl
Russ House
McLaughlin William, cook, dwl 50 Natoma
McLaughlin William, cook, dwl 361 Minna
McLaughUn William, hackman. Plaza, dwl 24 Dora
McLaughlin William, laborer, dwl NW cor Third and
King
McLaughUn WUliam, oysterman Charles Mayer, dwl 361
Minna
McLaughlin WiUiam, pamter, dwl 122 Shipley
McLaughlin WiUiain, teamster, dwl 2511 Mission
McLaughUn. See McLoughlin
McLayG. B., physician, office and dwl W s Mission bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
MclEA DOX.4XD. wines and Uquors, 5 Spring, res
Mountain View, Santa Clara Co.
McLean Alfred A., jobprinter, 605 Sacramento, dwl 14 Ve-
rona PI
McLean Alice, compositor Occident, dwl 1429 Mission
McLean Andrew, dwl 110 Sutter
McLean Andrew, Uquor saloon, Fillmore St. Wharf
McLean Andrew N. , carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co. , dwl
9 Guerrero
McLean Charles, tailor George B. Davis, dwl 1302 Pacific
McLean Charles C, special poUceman, Long Bridge foot
Fourth
McLean Daniel, dwl 7 Pearl
McLean Dennis, carriagepainterKimljan Manuf. Co., dwl
lOO Minna
McLean Duncan J., clerk Michel Levy, dwl 606 Fourth
McLean Edward OfcLean i- Hardy,), res Oakland
McLean Edward, dwl Columbia Hotel
McLean Edn-ard, fee clerk Custom House, dwl NW cor
California and Stockton
McLean Edward T. , letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 1716
Leavenworth
McLean George. boUermaker, dwl 603 Minna
McLean Hemy G. , compositor Evening Bulletin, res Oak-
land
McLean Hugh, dwl 424 Sansom
McLean Hugh, watchman Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl 521
First
McLean James, blacksmith Union Iron Worlcs
McLean James L., salesman, dwl 14^ Mason, rear
McLean Jane (widow), dwl 1429 Mission
McLean John, molder Union Iron Works
McLean John, student Heald's Business CoUege, dwl Mor-
ton House
McLean John H., special poUccman, dwl cor Bay and
Meiggs' Wliari
McLean Joseph, plumber Palace Hotel
McLean Lizzie Miss, shoefitter, dwl 563 Mission
McLean Michael, laborer, dwl 28 Riteh, rear
McLean Murdock, carpenter, dwl 221 Second
McLean Terence, compositor Alta California, .dwl 824
Keamv
McLean W'. H., first officer Pacific MaU S. S. Montana
McLean WiUiam (George Bailev <i- Co.), dwl 533 Com
McLean & Hardy ^Edward McLean and Jacob Hardy),
real-estate agents, office 40S California
McLean. .See McLane
McLeam John, carpenter, dwl 12 (Clementina
McLean- Hemy, jomer Pacific MaU S. S. Co. 's Wharf, foot
First
McLies C. J. , carpenter Pacific MaU S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
First
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOH&AN & CO., California Market. -
C. P.VAN50HAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
McLegen William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwi E s Illinois nr Twentieth
McLeish William, engineer, dwl cor Missouri and Mari-
posa
McLellan A., carpenter, dwl 821 Market
McLellan Anderson, laborer Palace Hotel
McLellan Charles, dwl 115 Second
McLelUm Charles A., master mariner, dwl 1116 Stockton
McLellan D., alocks, dwl Morton House
McLellan E. L., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 602
Third
McLellnn Lawrence (Hiiggins (t 3f.), dwl 142 Fourth
McLellan. See McCIellari
McLen John, wharfinger Meiggs' Wliarf, dwl NW cor
Meiggs" Wharf and Baj'
McLEN\A\ OOKAlI», manager Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, office 517 and 519 Market, dwl NW cor
Folsom and Thirteenth
McLennan Frank P. {Watt i- McL.), dwl NW cor Folsom
and Thirteenth
McLennan George, dwl Revere House
McLennan Hugh, woolgrader Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 2018 Folsom
McLennan James, dry goods, dwl 503 Minna
McLennan John, carpenter Palace Hotel
McLennan Neil, carpenter, dwl 108 Mason
McLeod A., liquor saloon, 5 Morton
McLeod Adelbert A., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
dwl 224 Fourth
McLeod A. L., shipwright Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
521 Shotwell
McLeod Alexander, seaman, dwl 7 Baldwin Court
McLeod Angus, liquor saloon. Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
McLeod Benjamin, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
McLeod Daniel, carpenter, 416 Sacramento, dwl 13 Oak
McLeod Daniel, shipcarpenter Pacific Mall S. S. Co., dwl
613 Mission
McLeod Daniel Jr. (E. H. Jones <t Co.), dwl 1106 Pine
McLeod Daniel Sr., grain merchant, dwl 1106 Pine
McLeod Daniel D., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
McLeod DaWd, liquor saloon, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
McLeod Donald W., agent American Tract Society, office
757 Market, dwl SE cor Twentieth and Guerrero
McLeod D. S., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
McLeud Edward, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
public
McLeod Edward C, boilermaker, dwl 532 Second
McLeod F. Mrs., boarding, 106 Post
McLeod George (Larkim dC- Co.), dwl SW cor Howard and
Second
McLeod George, student Heald's Business College
McLeod James, boilermaker, dwl 43 Folsom
McLeod James, plasterer, office NE cor Kearny and Bush,
dwl SE cor "Twenty-second and Gliattanooga
McLeod Neil, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
McLeod Reuben H., postal clerk, dwl 224 Fourth
McLeod Robert L., carpenter and builder, dwl 17 Harriet
McLeod Thomas, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. >S. China
McLeod Thomas M., operator Fire Alarm and PoUce Tele-
graph, Brenhara PI, dwl 1425 Mason
McLeod T. R., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 77
Natoma
McLeod William, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 64 Shipley
McLeod William, laborer, dwl 675J^ Clementina
McLeod William J., bousepainter.'dwl 1106 Pine
McLerie Henry J., carpenter and builder, dwl 671 Market
McLoon Peter, dwl 303 Third
McLoskey James, carpenter, dwl W s Pierce bet Ellis and
Eddy
McLoud Robert, drayman Peterson & Co., dwl 817 Har
McLoughlin Bernard, bootfitter Einstein Bros. &,Co., dwl
114 Hayes
McLoughlin Charles, teamster, dwl 42i Folsom
McLoughlin George, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero,
dwl E 3 Illinois nr Twentieth
McLoughlin Grace (widow), dwl 119 Silver
McLoughlin Henry, seaman, dwl 54S Sacramento
McLoughUn James, dwl West End Hot^l
McLoughlin James, baker, dwl 528 Pacific
McLoughlin James, laborer, dwl 55 Sixteenth bet Folsom
and Mission Creek
McLoughlin John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 11
Jansen
McLoughlin John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
McLoughlin John, maltster Mason's Brewery, dwl 20 Jansen
McLoughlin John, silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl NE
cor Sanson! and Pacific
McLoughlin Michael, special policeman, dwl 704 Sac
McLoughlin Patrick, barkeeper Tliomas F. Baines. dwl
520 Sutter
McLoughlin. See McLaughlin
McLunan Thomas, maltster Star Brewery
McLiu-e Andrew, sexton Howard Presbyterian Church
dwl 12 Clara
McLure Isabella Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley dwl
12 Clara
McLure John, molder foreman Angell, Palmer & Co dwl
363 First '
McLure Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley dwl
12 Clara
McMackin James (MorriU & Co.), dwl 1224 Jackson
McMahon J. B., saddler, dwl 222 Minna
McMahon Albert, carpenter, dwl 217 Minna
McMahon Ann (widow), dwl 5 Bernard
McMahon Ann (widow), dwl 9 Gaven
McMahon Ann (\vidow), dwl 14 Valparaiso
McMahon B. {Flynn & McM.), dwl SE cor Fourth and
Perry
McMahon Bernard, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
McMahon Bernard, carpenter, dwl 522 Sixth
McMahon Bernard, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McMahon Bernard E., mattressmaker, dwl 60 Clementina
McMahon Charles F., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
14 Valparaiso
McMahon Charles H. , hackman, cor Montgomery and Bush,
dwl American Exchange
McMahon Edward, molder Union Iron Works
McMahon Felix, laborer, dwl 10 Anthony
McMahon Francis, bootmaker O'Reilly & Thomas, dwl 437
Minna
McMahon Frank, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
McMahon George, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
12 Anthony
McMahon Henry, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman &i Co., dwl
217 Minna
McMahon James, carpenter, dwl 636 Third
McMahon James, collector and general agent, office 526
Montgomery
McMahon James, drayman, dwl 923 Broadway
McMahon James, expressman, cor Montgomery and Cali-
fornia, dwl cor Capp and Fifteenth
McMahon James, hostler Martin Fitzpatrick, dwl 126
Fourth
McMahon James, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
McMahon James, porter Occidental Hotel
McMahon James, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
McMahon James B., hamessmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 222 Minna
McMahon Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 224 Francisco, rear
McMahon John {McMahon & Nelson), dwl 354 Clem
McMahon John, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 5 Bernard
McMahon John, engineer, dwl 347 Fourth
McMahon John, laborer Palace Hotel
McMahon John, stableman, dwl 262 Jessie, rear
McMahon John, watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 641 Stevenson
McMahon John, wheelwright Bernard Gallagher, dwl 10
Anthony
McMahon John J., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 12
Valparaiso
McMahon Kate (widow), dwl 9 Sumner
McMahon Lawrence, laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Buchanan
and Webster
McMahon Lawrence, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl SE
cor Seventeenth Av and Q, South S. F.
McMahon Lizzie Miss, seamstress, dwl 125 Sansom
McMahon Margaret (widow), dwl 109 Clinton
McMahon Margaret (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 60 Clem
McMahon Mary, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 811
Greenwich
McMahon Mathias G., butcher John Muller, dwl 923
Broadway
McMahon Matthew F., blacksmith Caiwill Manufacturing
Co. , res Oakland
McMahon Michael, laborer, dwl S s Shasta nr Georgia
McMahon Michael, laborer S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McMahon Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
McMahon Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fifteenth
and Howard, dwl W s Natoma nr Fifteenth
McMahon Patrick, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
McMahon Peter, boarding, 117 Drumm '
McMahon Peter, boilermaker, dwl 16 Natoma
McMahon Peter, carpenter, dwl 37 Minna
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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McMahon Peter, fireman tuK Kabboni, dwl N 8 Park Av
iir Alabama, Benml Heighla H„,iianQ
MtMahon Philip, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 1809
Stockton ,, n ,,
MoMabon P. J., saloon keeper, dwl 213 Mason
McMahon Richard, upholsterer, dwl 511i Minna
McMahon Silver Mining Co. (Schcll Creek, Nev.), George
R. Spinney secretary, office 320 California
McMah.m Tbonias, carpenter, dwl 328 Sixth
MiM ili..n Thomas, fitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.
McMaliiin Thomas, laborer, dwl 2017 Dupont
McMahon Thomas, laborer Henry F. WiUiams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
McMahon Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel ,, . „
McMiihon Tbomas, laborers. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl W 9 Webster bet Filbert and Greenwich
McMahon Thomas, tannerj', SW cor Seventh and N, South
S F.
McMahon Thomas R., porter, dwl 175 Minna
McMahon W., lather Palace Hotel
McMahon William, laborer, dwl 7 Sherwood PI
McMahon William, laborer, dwl 117 First Av
McMahon W. W., teacher shirtfiutting, office SW cor han-
som and Pine , ,„,.,,. r \r^l
McMahon & Nelson (/o/in^fcifaAonaJid IfiiJuimX). JVei-
son), dry goods, 6 Third
McMains Alexander C, dwl 541 Fourth
McManam James, boilemiakcr, dwl W s CoUms, Pomt
Lobos Av
McManemy Michael, haekman, dwl .535 Jessie
McMann Andrew, mason Palace Hotel
McMann Barney, laborer O. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay
and Jones
McMann Bernard, market, 7.53 Brannan
McMann Frank, salesman 628 Clay, dwl 1622 Jackson
Jlc5Iaiin James, fruits, 526 Davis
MiMann James, laborer Palace Hotel
McMann James, painter Hopps & Sons
McMann John, engineer, dwl 347 Fourth
McMann John P., salesman 028 Clay, dwl 1622 Jackson
McMann Mary Miss, nurse, dwl Potrero Av nr San Bruno
Road. Bernal Heights
McSlann Thomas, porter Windsor House
McMann William, coal and wood, SW cor Polk and, Wash
McManus Andrew, watchman City Iron Works
McManus Arthur, laborer, dwl 718 Natoma
McManus Barney, laborer Fashion Stables, dwl 705 Natoma
McManus Cormick, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co. , dwl 9
Sumner
McManus Francis J., painter, dwl 1202J Howard
McManus Hugh A., clerk, dwl 718 Natoma
McManus James, barkeeper James R. Dickey, Agricultural
Fair Race Grounds
McManus James, bottler C. A. Reiners & Co., dwl 718 Nar
toma
McManus James, tailor, dwl 107 Minna
McManus James J., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1128
Folsora
McManus James J. , plumber, dwl SE cor Baker and Cal
McManus John, boilermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 611
Howard
McManus Martin, palnt«r, dwl 1202J Howard
McManus Michael, laborer Blaek Diamond Coal Mining
Co.
McManus Michael, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 234 Minna,
rear
McManus M. J., bookkeeper, dwl 1202i Howard
McManus Patrick, barkeeper Patrick Duffy, dwl cor Third
and King
McManus Patrick, barkeeper, dwl S s Twenty-first nr
Guerrero
McManus Patrick, carpenter, dwl 413 Stevenson
McManus Patrick, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 229
Eighth
McManus Patrick, fireman stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
McManus Patrick, laborer, dwl 1 Thompson Av
McManus Patrick, waiter 642 Clay
McManus Peter, longshoreman, dwl King St. House
McManus P. H., coppersmith, dwl SW cor Post and
Taylor
McManus Roderick, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 1119
Post
McManus Thomas, carpenter Palace Hotel
McManus Thomas, real estate, dwl 132 Perry
McManus Thomas, stockbroker, dwl 105 Geary
McMaren A., mason Palace Hotel
McMaster A. J., finisher Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 933
Howard
McMaat«r Alphonse G., clerk Palmer Bros., dwl 912 Har
McMaster Daniel, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 66
Second
McMaster John, boatman, dwl 30 De Boom
McMaster Richard, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl Hamson
bet Third and Fourth
McMaster Robert, merchant, dwl 912 Harrison
McMath Joseph (Sanknj * McM.). dwl 741 Market
McMenniman James, laborer William Kerr, dwi 903 Bat
McMenomy Charles, cutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 444
McMenomy Hugh, barkeeper Charles Hudson, dwl 819
Ke-amy
McMenomv James, haekman. Plaza „ , , . , ,,
McMenomy James W., clerk 64 California Market, dwl S
s Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
McMenomy John H., butcher, 7-9 California Market, dwl
520 Fulton . „ „ ,. j ,
McMenomy Michael, carpenter Flanagan & GaUagher, dwl
444 Jessie
McMenomv William, cartman, dwl 624 Stevenson
McMenomy William, driver William McMann, dwl Broad-
way bet Mason and Taylor
McMichael Charies, milkman, dwl E s Hartford nr
Eighteenth .
McMichael Robert, blacksmith, dwl 22 Eighteenth
McMicken A., carpenter Palace Hotel j , „,,
McMillan Angus, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl J13
Main . , * t>. i.
McMillan Angus E., carpenter, dwl W s Sterner het Bush
and Sutter
McMillan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 337 Third, dwi
1104 Howard
McMillan Donald {McMUlan Ji Kester), dwl 235 Fifth
McMillan Edward, student Ileald's Business College
McMillan Gustavus E., dr.ayman, 213 Clay, dwl 432 Ship
McMillan Hugh, drayman McMillan & Kester, dwl 714
McMillan J., sailmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
foot First
McMillan James, carpenter Palace Hotel
McMillan J. H., driver, dwl West End Hotel
McMillan John, carpenter Palace Hotel
McMillan John A., clerk Paymaster's Office Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 524 Jones
McMillan Robert, physician, office and dwl 722 Wash
McMillan William, shipjoiner, dwi 1523 Leavenworth
IMcWILLAN A KESTER (Donald McMillan and
Levi B. Kester). manufacturers syrups, cordials,
essences, etc., 714-718 Front
McMorris William M., salesman 614 Commercial, dwl NW
cor Franklin and Fell
McMullen Edward A., coachman, dwl 57 Minna
McMullen George, newspapercarrier, dwl 313 Main
McMullen Hugh, clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 732 Clementina
McMullen James, dwl 226 Bush - r; ,
McMullen James, porter A. Roman & Co., dwl 117 iirst
Av nr Fifteenth
McMullen James, weaver, dwl 117 First Ay nr Fifteenth
McMullen John, carpenter, dwl 27 Minna
McMullen John, cartman, dwl 36 Dora
McMullen John, driver, dwl W s Mission nr Thirty-first
McMullen John, laborer, dwl 317 Filbert
McMuUan John H., bookkeeper, dwl 612 Mason
JlIcMullen Louis, shipping clerk A. Duncan & Co.
McMullen Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 313 Main
McMullen Robert, laborer, dwl 320 Chestnut
McMullen Tliomas, gardener William Myer, dwl cor Twen-
tieth and Folsom ^ ^ , i
McMullin George O. (George 0. McMulhn A Co.), dwl
1104 Post „ „ ,
McMULLIX GEOKCSE O. A CO. (Thurlow McMul-
lin), importers and jobbers groceries and provisions,
112 and 114 California
McMullin Jared C, compositor S. F. Directory, dwl Russ
House ,nr..x> \
McMullin John, night inspector Custom House, dwl 304 1 ol
McMullin Kennedy, blacksmith Angell, Palmer & Co.,
dwl S s Eighteenth nr Castro
McMullin Thurlow (George 0. McMullin <fc Co.), dwl 313
Tyler
McMurray Bernard, blacksmith, dwl S s Green bet Octa-
\ia and Gough
McMurray Hugh J. , clerk Root & Bailey, dwl 209 Eleventh
McMurray James D. (McMurray <fc McOraith), dwl S 8
Califoniia bet Fillmore and Steiner
McMurray John P., plaster decorator Samuel KeUett, dwl
575 Minna
McMurray M., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
MOEGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sanoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market
;. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
McMurray William, butcher, dwl 438 Broadway
McMuiTay M. Mr?., glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
1213 Broadway
McMurray & McGraith {Javier D. ifcMtirray and WU-
litim M. M:Gritith), wood and coal, S s California bet
Fillmore and Steiner
McMurtrie Thomas, laborer Broadway Bonded Ware-
house, dwl 326 Gearj'
McNabb Edw-ard, Occidental Exchange, cor Thirty-first
and Mission
McXabb James H., deputy collector and storekeeper Cus-
tom House, dwl 1716 Hyde
McNaghton William, bookkeeper, dwl 25 Clay
McNally , plasterer, dwl si Natoma
McNally Benjamin. sh*»emaker Einstein Br.s. & Co., dwl
cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
McNally Frank, driver Middleton & Farasworth, dwl 413
Main, rear
McXally Frederick, paint-er. dwl 432 Seventh
McXally James (McSaUi/ .{■ Blatlm-r), dwl 709 McAllister
McNally John, cook stm Pelican, dwl 8 Harrison Av
McNallv LawTence (McXalli/ d- Ha ickhvii), dwl 15 Eleventh
McNally M., lab-Ter. dwl 304 Beale
McNally Michael, clerk Coimty Recorder, dwl NE cor Sec-
ond Av and Sixteenth
McNally P., clerk, dwl 414 Pacific
McNally Patrick, plasterer, dwl 81 Natoma
McNally Thomas, acidworker Golden City Chemical
Works, dwl NE cor Brannan and Seventh
McNally Thomas, laborer, dwl 26 Natoma
McNally Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McNally Wiiliam, boilermaker Francis L Currj-
McNally & Blattner (James McNally and Nicholas Bfatt-
ner), proprietors Russ House Carriages, 215 Mont-
gomerj-
McNally & Hawkins {Laicrence McNally and Arthur K.
Haickins), plumbers and gasfitters, 332 and 334 Pine
McNamara Ann Mrs., lodgings, 1S2 Stevenson
McNamara Bridget (widow), dwl 1124 Harrison
McNamara D., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
McNamara Daniel, laborer F. Barnard & Co. , dwl Railroad
House
McNamara Daniel C, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 111 Jessie
McNamara David, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Colorado
McNamara D. S., plasterer, dwl 333 Bush
McNamara Edward, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., dwl 46 Clementina
McNamaiu Ellen (widow), dwl 971 Van Ness Av
McNamara George, laborer Palace Hotel
McNamara Hugh, shoemaker, dwl Minnesota nr Sierra
McNamara James, laborer, dwl 433 Shi]»ley, rear
McNamara James, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McNamara James, policeman City Hall, dwl 25 Minna
McNamara Jiimes, teamster I. Gutte, dwl 146 Perry
McNamara James F., clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 971
Van Ness Av
McNamara J. C, bootfitter, dwl Columbia Hotel
McNamara John, baker Michael Curran, dwl 717 Brannan
McNamara John, carpenter, dwl 319 Minna
McNamara John, clerk Richard Tobin, dwl 1715 Dupont
McNamara John, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
McNamara John, laborer, dwl E s Hampshire nr Twenty-
third
McNamara John, laborer San Miguel Station, Southern
Pac. E. R.
McNamara John, ranchman, dwl 916 Montgomery
McNamara John, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
McNamara J.»hn F., clerk Hart, Blair & Co., dwl SW cor
O'Farrell and Van Ness Av
McNamara Mark, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl King
St. House
McNamara M. F., laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl cor
Erj^ant and Sixth
McNamara Michael, boot and shoemaker, 509 Mission
McNamara Michael, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co.,
dwl 182 Stevenson
McNamara Michael, drajTnan, dwl 640 Jessie
McNamara Michael, laborer, dwl 7 Garden, rear
McNamara iliehael, lalx.rer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero,
dwl cor Georgia and Sierra
McNamara Michael, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Fell bet Gough and Laguna
McNamara Michael, teamst«r Breeze & Loughran, dwl 640
Jessie, rear
McNamara Patrick, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
I McNamara Patrick, laborer, dwl Sierra bet Kansas and
Vermont
1 McNamara Patrick, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 718
I Natoma
McNamara Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
McNamara Patrick, salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 445 Clem
McNaniiira Robert, capitalist, dwl 1022 Montgomery
McNamara Thomas, deputy sheriff, dwl cor Van Ness Av
and O'Farrell
McNamara Thomas, hostler Central R. R., dwl Brannan
nr Eighth
McNamara Thomas, laborer, dwl 521 Howard
McNamara William, hatter. 916 Market
McNamee .\nthony. laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McNamee Francis, trackman Central R. R., dwl Brj-ant
bet Eighth and Ninth
McNamee Hugh, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McNamee James, mason Palace Hotel
McNamee Josephine Miss, teacher music, dwl 656 Willow
Av
McNamee Patrick, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
Moultrie nr Cortland Av, S s Bemal Heights
McNamee Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Louisiana and Sierra
McNamee Patrick J., liquordealer. dwl 656 Willow Av
McNamee Simon, gardener, dwl W s Buchanan bet Ellis
and O'Farrell
McNamee Thomas, dresser St. Mary-'s Hospital
McNamee Thomas T., hamessmaker. dwl 656 Willow Av
McNanamon Patrick, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
McNaney James, lather Palace Hotel
McNar\- Marv, machine dressmaker Mrs. M. E. Burt, dwl
583 Minna
McNaughnen Thomas, miner, dwl 710 Folsom
SIcNaughton Alexander, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
McNaughton James, waiter United States Hotel, 304 Beale
McNaughton L. Mrs., dwl 3 Clay Av
McNaughton Thomas, carpenter, dwl NE cor Dupont and
Vallejo
McNaulty John M. , watchmaker Cornell Watch Co.
McNeal James, jeweler, dwl 292 Union
McNeal Lewis, carpenter, dwl 4 Dodge
McNeal M. (widow), nurse, dwl 19 Russ
McNeal Michael, track laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
McNear Christopher E.. shipbroker, 120 Clay, dwl 13^ Oak
McNear E., carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 1309 Stockton
McNear (3eorge W. {R. M. Burdick <{- Co.), res Oakland
McNear Lucy Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 13Jt Oak
McNear Timothy, boilermaker, dwl 1508 Mason
McNear & Brother {Gearge W.), commission merchants,
120 Clay
McNecol S., steerage steward stm Los Angeles, Market
St. ^Tiarf
McNee Duncan, chief clerk U. S. Land Office, dwl 164 Te-
hama
McNee John H., clerk Mullan & Hyde, dwl 164 Tehama
McNee Marj- Mrs., dwl 164 Tehama
McNeemer Charles, laborer, dwl 307 Folsom
McNeer>- John, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 120 How
McNeeve John, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 250 Te-
hama
McNeeve Martin, trackman N B. and Mission R. R.
McNeeve Mary Miss, dwl 462 Minna
McNegline C, waiter stm Pacific
McNeil Daniel, master mariner, dwl NW cor Leavenworth
and Bay
McNeil Daniel, machinist, dwl 54 Everett
McNeil Daniel, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
McNeil Honora Miss, dressmaker, dwl 116 Tehama
McNeil James, messenger Security Savings Bank, dwl 521
Folsom
McNeil James, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
Union nr Montgomery
McNeil John, canvasser Morning Call, dwl 17 Willow Av
McNeil John, shoemaker, dwl 38 Natoma
McNeil M., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
McNeil Martin, shipearpenter, dwl 74 Clementina
McNeil Peter, cook 531 Commercial, d\\\ 25 Hunt
McNeil Roderick, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 311 Eighth
McNeill Daniel R. (Enniji <i: J/c.V.), dwl 10 Howard Court
McNeill D'-nald. shipearpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
S s Fifteenth Av nr P. South S. F.
McNeise John, tobacco and cigars, 916 Kearny
McNeills John, longshoreman, dwl 2 Frederick
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. ^. Lairi, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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McNellv James, lather Palaec Hotel ., , „ j ,
McNciiior diaries, framomaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwi
:io7 Folsom , ^ r^ ■
McNeiiiia I'etcr, laborer, dwI S 8 Sacramento bet De^^s-
aileru and Broderiek , , , , i. ,
McNerney James, horseshoer Michael Donahue, dwl 1 , ( ol-
som Av
McNcrnoy John B., patternmaker Pahner, Knox & Co.,
dwl iU Dora
McNemev William, mason, dwl 719 Market
McNess j'. J., liquordealer. dwl ."^17 Stevenson
McNevins Luke, waiter stm Senator, ilwl 228 Folsom
McNicliol Howard, bookkeeper Perkins & Co., dwl 431
.Minna
McNiihols John, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
McNichuls John, mason, dwl 612 Mission
McNicoll .\ndrew, engineer Vulcan Iron Works, dwl SL
cor Guerrero and Twenty-second
MeNicoll Andrew Jr., draftsman, dwl SE cor Twenty-
second and Guerrero
McNicoU Andrew Sr., machinist, dwl SE cor Twenty-
second and Guerrero
McNicoU John R., compositor Alta California, dwl SE cor
Twenty-second and Guerrero
McNioll Mary I., teacher, dwl SE cor Twenty-second and
Guerrero
McNish William, ciril engineer, dwl 16 Natoma
McNiTii M., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
McNorton William, clerk, dwl 113 Austin
McNulty Bernard J., ironmolder, dwl 40 Silver
McNnlty Bert, court -room clerk Nineteenth District
Court, dwl 424 Gearj'
McNulty Bridget Jlisa, housekeeper, dwl 964 Howard
Mc.N'lILTV CHARLES A., attorney at law and solic-
itor U. S. revenue claims, 43 U. S. Court Building,
dwl 424 Gear>'
McNultv lianiel, clerk Kennedy & Durr, dwl 210 Umon
McNultv Frank, cariienter, dwl Philadelphia House
McNulty Hugh, night watchman Grand Hotel
McNulty James, dwl Philadelphia House
McNulty James, bootmaker John Sullivan, dwl Union bet
Montgomery and Sansora
McNultv Jamesl shoemaker, dwl 210 Union
McNulty James M. , physician, office 33 Kearny, dwl 613
E Idy
McNulty Joseph, bellman Grand Hotel
McNultv John, bricklayer, dwl Philadelphia House
McNulty John, carpenter, dwl S s Pacific Av bet Devisa-
dero aud Broderiek
McNulty John, cook stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
McNulty John, foreman P. Caduc, dwl 441 Clementina
McNulty Michael, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 317
Beale, rear
McNulty Michael, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 202B Folsom
McNulty Patrick C, foreman Weaving Room Mission and
Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl 2016 Folsom
McNultv Thomas, bootmaker Joseph Lucier, dwl 152
Eighth
McNulty Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Second and Mis-
sion, dwl 213 Seventeenth
McNurny Michael, cook John Reagan, 614 Montgomery
McNutt Alexander, carpenter, dwl 8 Anthony
McNutt Charles F., carriagepainter Carville Manuf. Co.,
dwl 328 Jessie
McNutt Jacob M., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl S s Willow
Av bet Laguna and Buchanan
McNutt W. F., physician and surgeon, office 121 Mont-
gomery, dwl Occidental Hotel
McParland" John, messenger Merchants* Exchange, dwl
Greenwich nr Jones
McParland Joseph B., painter, dwl 2121 Jones
McPartland Bennett, laundryman S. F. Laundry, dwl W
s Broderiek bet Post and Sutter
McPartland Daniel, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 118
Freelon
McPatc James, laborer, dwl 552 Mission
MePatrick John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
McPeake Annie Miss, housekeeper Rev. P. J. Grey, 744Miss
McPeake Barney, hostler Ocean View House
MePeake John," extraman Engine No. 7 S. F. F. D., dwl
N s Sixteenth bet Guerrero and Valencia
McPeake John, plumber Palace Hotel
McPeake Robert, driver Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
1319^ California, rear
McPhail James, clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co. , dwl
728 Bush
McPhee Charles A., salesman Preston & McKinnon, dwl
108 Tehama
McPhee John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
McPhee M., carpenter Palace Hotel
McPherson Alexander, driver John Haley, dwl 737 Bdwy
McPherson Alexander, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole,
dwl 72 Tehama
McPherson Andrew, teamster Wesley Diggms, dwl N s
Suiter bet DeWsadero and Broderiek
McPherson B. R., agent Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder,
office 922 Market
McPherson Christian, cabinetmaker C. F. Marson & Co.,
dwl 509 Fell, rear
McPherson David, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
McPherson David L., butcher, dwl 440 Natoma
McPherson F., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
McPherson George E., physician, dwl 438 Hayes
McPherson Honitio, cashier Bank of San FVancisco, office
436 California, dwl 1522 Mission
McPherson J., boilennaker Francis I. Curry
McPherson J. A., shipping clerk, dwl 1018 Washington
McPherson James, painter, dwl Philadelphia House
McPherson John (McPherson i- Peterson), dwl 26 Steuart
McPherson John, bookkeeper Hill & Kilgour, dwl 1015
Pierce
McPherson John, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 307
First
McPherson John A., dwl 1010 Market
McPherson M. A. (widow), dwl 1018 Washington
McPherson Robert, cutter D. W. Emerson, dwl SE eor
Kearnv and Filbert
McPhersoii Robert, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl N
E cor Union and Montgomery
McPherson Samuel O., pamter Hopps & Son, dwl 905
Union
McPherson William, cutter D. W. Emerson, dwl SE cor
Kearny and FUbert
McPherson William, fruits, 1214 Polk
McPherson William K., traveling agent Singer Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 6121 Howard
McPHKRSOS A' PKTERSOS (John McPherson and
A ndrew Peterson), proprietors Pacific Exchange, 26
Steuart
McPhetridge Eugene, clerk Freight Auditor's Office Cen-
tral Pacific R. R., dwl 746 Howard
McPhilemy Charles, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend, dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-
fifth
McPhillips Edwin, drayman Kenney Bros., dwl S s Fol-
som bet Ninth and Tenth
McPhun Robert B., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
441 Jessie
McPhun William (Hartshorn i- McP.), dwl 442 Mmna
McPhun William, shipwright, dwl 03 Shipley
McPoUan James, carpenter, dwl 23 Clinton
McPoUan John, teamster Larzelere, Witham & Wightman,
dwl N 8 Seventh Av nr M, South S. F.
McPortland Michael, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
cor Sierra and Louisiana
McQuade Anthony, machinist Machinery Department U.
S. Mint, dwi isO Minna
McQuade Arthur, blacksmith, dwl 1608 Jones
McQuade Catherine Miss, dwi 152 Minna
McQuade David, laborer, dwi 97 Stevenson
McQuade Hannah, laundress Lick House
McQuade Henry, cook, dwi 737 Howard
McQuade Henry, waiter Windsor House
McQuade John, shoemaker 163 Jessie, dwi 40 Clara
McQuade Joseph F. collector Johnston & Gonzalez, dwl
152 Minna
McQuade Kate L., dressmaker, 1511 Howard
McQu,ade Michael, salesman Michael McAdam, dwl 247
Minna
McQuade Michael, saloonhand stm Yosemite, Broadway
^Vharf ^ , ^
McQuade Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 6
Miller PI
McQuade Patrick, shoemaker, dwl S s Henry bet Four-
teenth and Fliteenth
McQuade Peter, carder Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwi S 8 Sixteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
McQuaid Charles, dwi 614 Kearny
McQuaid Francis, cartman, dwi 1047 Howard
McQuaid John A., attorney at law, dwl 820 Lombard
McQuaid Joseph, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
McQuaid Michael, dwl 343 Seventeenth
McQuaid Patrick, woolweigher S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl
27 Gilbert ^ ,
McQuarrie M. L., porter George C. Johnson & Co., dwl
214 First
McQueen Alfred W., dwl 434 Jessie
Get the Millhrae Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Marke
3. P. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabHshed 1852.
McQueen Da^^d. clerk H. D. Raphael, dwi 434 Jessie
McQueen Huncan. striker A. Muir & Co., dwl 19 Minna
McQueen Jane (widow), dw] 14 Ellis
McQueen Robert, carpenter, dwl 434 Jessie
McQueeiiev William, fireman S. F. Gas Lifrht Co.. dwl
13..U Shiplt-y
McQueeny Jame^, marblefinisher, dwl 14V Shipley
McQuesten Charles, physician, office 230 Kearny
McQuillan Arthur, cook 5 Sixth, dwl Minna nrFlfth
McQuillan Bernard, importer pictures, moldinifs, French
lookingr-Erlass plates, etc., 209 and 211 Leidesdorff and
52V» Commercial, dwl Revere House
McQuillan Edward, pictureframer Da\is Bro., dwl 515
Greenwich
McQuillan Patrick, laborer, dwl 11 Hactirin
McQuillan Patrick, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 3 King
McQuillan Peter, boilermaker Movnihan & Aitken, dwl
2(.X) Ritch
McQuinn James, vrith Lyon & Harrold, dwl 2025 Mason
McQuinn Mathew, liquor saloon, NAV cor Pacific and Mont-
jTiimen,' Av
McQ>uirk John, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Mct^mirk P.. driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
McQuitty Andrew, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co.. dwl 102 Polk
McQuuid , machinist Union Iron Works
McQuoid Joseph A., bricklayer Pacific Furniture Manuf.
Co., dwl 121 Fifteenth
McRae Donald, bookkeeper Daniel D. Holland, dwl 50S
Mission
McRae Frederick, carpenter Palace Hot«I
McRae P. A., dwl Occidental Hot^l
McRaith John, shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl 356 Jessie
McRea James, mason Palace Hot«l
McRea James, teamster, dwl 716 Natoma. rear
McRea Philip, acidworker Golden City Chemical Works,
dwl SW cor Brannan and Seventh
JIcReynolds Frank W., student Heald's Business College
3IcRhea Hugh, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
McRoberts David J., reporter Morning Call, dwl 609 Pine
McRoberts William S., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, dwl S s Nuieteenth bet Folsom and Shotwell
McRodden David, dwl 1317 Pacific
MrKI'ER D. <"., State harbor commissioner, oflSce 440
Jackson, dwl IS Laurel PI
McRunnils David M. (colored), (Parker <£• McR.), dwl 320
Third
McShaffrey John, laborer Golden Gate Park
McShaffrie Patrick, laborer, dwl 1» Bald^vin Court
McShane Andrew, bookkeeper M. Warde & Co., dwl 120
^'alencia
McShane John, clerk, dwl 113 Natoma
McShane John, expressman, cor Pacific and Da\-ig, dwl
SW cor Pacific and Davis
McShane John, piainter, dwl 119 Gilbert
McShane John, telegrah operator Atlantic and Paeific
Telegraph Co., station SE cor Front and Sacramento,
• dwl 738 Bryant
McShane Michael, expressman SE cor Pacific and Davis,
dwl SE cor Pacific and Davis
McSH.WE PHILIP, manager Occidental Hotel, E s
Montgomen- irvtn Bush to Sutter
McShay John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 319
Tehama
McShay William, laborer, dwl 6 Freelon
McShea William, teamster Stephen S. Smith, dwl 312
Beale
MeSheehy Timothv, laborer Co^istruction Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 549A Tehama
MeSheffrey Charles, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McSherry Hugh, farmer, dwl N s Filbert bet Fillmore
and Webster
McSherrv- Thomas, tailor, dwl 8'2S Folsom
McSloy Thomas, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 534 Bush
McSmalley T., laborer Palace Hotel
McSorlev Arthur, carder Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwr257 Twelfth
McSorley Patrick, laborer, dwl 15 Howard Court
McSorley W'illiam, barkeeper John Monahan & Co., dwl
15 Howard Court
McSoriey. See McSm-ley
HcSparren Archibald, proprietor Dr. Bourne's Electro-
Medicated Steam Baths, 10 Post Masonic Temple
McStay Edward, groceries and liquors, SE cor Clara and
Fourth, dwl 750 Harrison
McSteen Bridget Miss, dressmaker, dwl 23 Sixth
McSurley John, policeman City Hall, dwl 13 Bryant Av
McSurley Nicholas, miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
McSurley William, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 308
Beale
McSweegan Edward, gasfittcr, dwl 5 Taylor PI
McSweegan Charles, shoecutter S. W. kosenstock& Co..
dwl 5 Tayli.r PI
McSweegan James, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.,
York nr Nineteenth
dwl
McSweegan Joseph, gasfittcr. dwl 5 Taylor PI
McSweegan Marj- (widow), dwl 5 Taylor PI
McSweegan Tliomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 26
Minna
McSweegan Thomas, plasterer, dwl 111 Jessie
McSweeney Catherine Mrs., lodgings and liquor saloon
425-431 Dupont
McSweeney Dennis, cutter P. Kelly, dwl 231 Ellia
McSweeney Edward, farmer, dwl 2658 Folsom
McSweeney H., carj.>enter, dwl 253 Stevenson
McSweeney James C, haniessmaker. dwl 747 Howard
McSweeney James P. {McSweeiieij d- Sullivan), dwl 915
Market
McSweeney John, laborer, dwl 788 Folsom
McSweeney & Sullivan {Jatiwa P. McSweeney and Mi-
chad Sullivan), liquor saloon, 912 Market
McTammany John, dwl 304 Beale
McTamney Patrick, tailor, dwl 314 Jessie
McTeman Bros. {Thomas and Hiujh), blacksmiths, 31
Commercial
McTeman Hugh {McTcrnan Bros.), dwl 31 Commercial
McTernan Thomas (McTeman Bros.), dwl NE cor Eight-
eenth Av bet R and S, South S. F.
McTevish F. Miss, janitress Shotwell St. Primary School
McTienian Edward, tanner, dwl 24 Clinton, rear
McTienian John, tailor, dwl 207 Union
McTigue Michael, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
551 Howard
McTig-ue Thomas, waiter, dwl 164 Jessie
McTross John, laborer, dwl Twenty -seventh Ay nr B
McVane William, salesman ShirekA Co.. dwl 907 Clay
McVea James, cabinetmaker, dwl 713 Stockton
McVeagh Dennis, plasterer, dwl 315 Bnant, rear
McVeagh John, laborer, dwl 315 Bnant
McVerrv' Thomas, contractor, dwl SE cor Hyde and Green-
wich
McVey A., clerk, dwl 307 T\*Ier
McVey Hugh C, milkman. "dwl 312 Fell
McVey James (P. d: J. McV.), dwl NE cor Green and
Stockton
McVey Patrick (P. i- J. McV.), dwl N s Fell bet Gough
and Octana
MoVey P. & J., liquor saloon, NE cor Green and Stockton
McVey Thomas, seaman, dwl 138 Folsom
McVieker , dwl 737 Howard
McVicker Angus, shipcarpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
McVieker Charles, contractor, rfW' cor King and Ritch,
dwl 9 Langton
McVicker Duncan, cook, dwl 23 Clara
McVicker Hermann, bookkeeper Kullman & Armer, dwl
S s Oak bet Octa\ia and Gough
McVicker James, stonecutter Charles McVicker, dwl
Fourth St. Hotel
McVicker Ji)hn. Shipwrights' Jour Assn, 71 New Mont
McVicker Michael, teamster, dwl 33 Eddy
Mc\'icker Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 512 Fourth
McWattie Thomas, freight clerk Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins, dwl 627 Third^
McWa\-ne Albert, drug clerk, dwl 561 Mission
Mc\Miirten Hugh, hostler 921 Sutter
MeWhirten James H.. driver N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl SW cor Fourth and Folsom
McWilliam James, clerk John C. Price, dwl 109 Vallejo
McWilliams Delia M. Miss, upholstress Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 419 Minna
McWilliams George, mining, dwl 730 Geary
McWilliams John. laborer, dwl 745 Folsom
McWilliams William A., clerk Freight Auditor's OflHce
Central Pacific R. R.. dwl 762 Br\-ant
McWorth John, foundrvTnan, dwl 46 Jessie
Meabum John J., dwl 1407 Jones
Meaeham Albert, news depot, 3;n Fifth, dwl 127 Fourth
Meachani Benjamin, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 421 Fourth
Meaeham David K. (A . Knapp d- Co.), dwl 1314 Guerrero
Meaeham Jacob, seaman stm Constantine
nEAI> .4. A CO, (Henry J.), agents Weed Sewing
Machines, 152 New Montgomery
Mead Adalbert (A. Mead d- Co.), res Boston, Mass.
Mead Al.len E., porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co. (and
Mead cfc Kyle), dwl 175 Minna
Mead Allen, milkman, dwl 403 Tehama
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Moad Benjamin F., hatter Collins & Co., dwl 1215 Leav
Mead Catherine (widow), dwl SW cor Bush and bteiner
Mead C, F., clerk, dwl 227 Second
Mead Charles H., manutacturer h.amessand saddlery, aJ!-
cor ftont and Jackson, dwl 352 First „ „ _, .
Mead Charles H., U. S. deputy marshal, office 5 U. S. Court
Building, dwl 1617 Larkin
Head Charles H. Jr. (Mead A Son), dwl 1219 Tyler
Mead Charles T., conductor Central R. R., dwl 621 Tehama
Mead Edward N., harnessmaker Mead & Son, dwl 1217
T\ier
Mead "Frank R., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1617
Larkin ^
Mead George F., clerk Joseph W. Clawson, dwl 660 Na-
toma „ , . , , -c
Meail Hamilton P., salesman Fordham & Jennmgs, dwl 76
Natonia ^,
Mead Henry A. (A. Mead A Co.). dwl 1006 Leavenworth
Mead J. R.. hookkeeper L. Atkinson & Co., dwl Interna-
tional Hotel
Mead Le Grand (Mead d- Woollen), res Alameda
Mead Lewis R,, secretary Risdon 1. and L. Works, dwl Ss
Twenty-second nr Guerrero .
Mead Michael K., blacksmith D. S. Shute, dwl 266i Jessie
Mead Patrick, laborer, dwl 319 Folsom
Mead Percival JI., dwl SW cor Bush and Sterner
Mead S., sawyer D. A. Maedonald & Co., dwl 12 Natoma
Mead Stephen P., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 2
Burch.-im PI
Mead Walter, deputy naval officer Port San Francisco, dwl
1617 Larkin „ „ ^,.
Mead Willard L. , milkranch, N s Fifteenth Av nr R, South
S. F.
Mead William B., harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl 821
Market
Mead William C. (Mead Ji- Son), dwl 1217 Tyler
Mead William D., bookkeeper Weed & Gorie, dwl S 3
Twenty-second nr Guerrero
Mead William H., bookkeeper H. &. W. Pierce, dwl 1617
Geary „ , ^ .
Mead & Kyle (Alden E. Mead and Thomas Kyle), team-
sters, office NE cor Kearny and Bush
Mead & Son (William C. Mead and Charles H. Mead Jr.),
harnessmakers, 821 Market
Mead & Woolley (Le Grand Mead ami Lett H. Woolley),
commission merchants, 225 Washington
Meade Calvert, bookkeeper Fordham & Jennings, dwl 528
Pine
Meade Cahin, farmer, dwl Huss House
Meade George W., salesman Littlefield, Webb & Co., res
Alameda
Meade John, carpenter, dwl 411 Pacilic
Meade Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Meade W. K., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 317
Third
Meader Alexander, stevedore, dwl 426 Vallejo
Meadow Valley Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), T. W. Colbumsec-
retar\', ottice 418 Califunna
Meartowo'roft James, carrier Guide, dwl 1002 How.ard, rear
Meadows George, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl 661
Howard
Meadows Nicholas, declchand stm C. M. Small, Commer-
cial St. Wharf
Meaghcin Mark (Farrell <t M.), dwl N s Geary nr Central Av
Meagher George, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Meagher Gilbert, laborer, dwl 1 Lafayette PI
Meagher .James, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Meagher James, fireman stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Meagher James D., speculator, dwl California Av opp
Howard, Bernal Heights
Meagher James F., salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 638 Minna
Meagher John, fitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.
Meagher John, policeman City Hall, dwl 1404 Powell
Meagher Martii', clerk, dwl 63S Minna
Meagher Martin, teamster, dwl 10 Brj'ant Av. rear
Meagher Michael, hackman, dwl 721 Lombard
Meagher P. , engineer Occidental Hotel
Meagher Philip, broker, dwl 316 Pine
Meagher Timothy J., cooper John Breen, dwl 1521 Mason
Meagher Thomas, barkeeper Owen Gaffney, dwl 813 Stock-
ton
Meagher 'William, cigars and tobacco, 22 Second, dwl 20
Jessie
Meagher William, clerk Kennedy, O'Neil & Brennan, dwl
538 Minna
Meagher William, cooper John Breen, dwl 553 Post
Meagher William, tobacconist, dwl 20 Jessie
Meagles Michael, carpenter Golden Gate Park, dwl Ws
I>e\is.adero bet Geary and Post
Meais James, feather-duster manufacturer, dwl 918 O'Far-
rell
Mealey Edward E., with Ahern & Co., dwl NW cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Mealey Edward L., marblecutter James F. Sharkey, dwl
NE cor Mission and Fifteenth
Mealey George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 612
Fourth
Meany Joseph, dwl 614 Kearny
Meanv Michael, laborer, dwl 512 Mission . , ,^„
Meany Patrick, cutter William Sherman & Co. , dwl 45.!
Tehama
Meares J. L., physician, office 40.i Geary
Meares John P., bootHtter, dwl 2 Thompson Av
ME4RNS (JEOIMiE. searcher records Sa\nngs and
Loan Society, office 621 Clay, dwl 1206 Sacramento
Mears James (Unna d- M.), dwl 918 O'Farrell
Mears William, shipcarpenter, dwl 640 Howard
Meary Catharine Mrs., tuniished rooms, 820 Folsom
Meaths H., dwl 123 J.ickson
Meauregey , carpenter, dwl 1026 Kearny, rear
Meauseau Modest, dwl 904 Powell
Mebach Bernard, tailor, dwl 1 McDermott PI
Mebch Kate Miss, hairdresser Frank Garrissere, dwl 10
Oak
Mechanics Hotel, Thomas R. Priest proprietor, SE cor
Second and Natoma
Mechanics' House, Bums & Lee proprietors, NE cor Berry
and Ritch „ „ . v .
MEl'lI.lNM'S' INSTITUTE BUILDING, S 3 Post bet
Montgomery and Kearny , „ . . . „-
MECII-VNICS' INSTITUTE (or Corinthian) HALL, 27
Post ,.,,■,
MEC'HANU'S' INSTITUTE IIBKARV, Mechanics
Institute Building, S s Post bet Montgomery and
Kearny .
MECHANIC'S' MILL. Wells, Russell & Co. proprietors,
SW cor Mission and Fremont
JIEC'HANICS' P.liTILION, SE cor Market and Eighth
Mecklam John, carpenter, dwl nr cor Howard and Six-
teenth
Mecklan 0., roadcarpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Medau George, tinner Adam Grimm, dwl 423J Filbert
Medau George H. (Reese i- M.), dwl 803 Sansom
Medau John (John A Peter M.), dwl 1 Medau PI
Medau John & Peter, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Dupont
and Pacific
Medau Julia (widow), dwl 423.V Filbert
Medau Peter (Jo/m it PftiT 3/.), dwl 1023 Dupont
Medautz Julius, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
1410 Kearny
Medauw John J. H., wines and liquors, 968 Folsom
Medberry C. E., canvasser, dwl 210 Ellis
Medhery William C, musician, dwl 1003 Mason
Medeng'er George, master mariner, dwl W s Mason bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Meder L. M,, compositor Frank Eastman, res Oakland
Medical College of the Pacific, Disjiensary 6 Stockum.
DIEDIIAL t'OLLE«E OF THE PACIFIC, Medical
Department University College 114 Stockton, Henry
Gibbons Jr. dean, office 26 Montgomery
Medick John, tailor George L. Reynolds, dwl 736 Green
Medina Prank, musician, dwl 3 Telegraph PI
Medina Frank Jr., operator Atlantic and Pac. Telegrtiph
Co., dwl 3 Telegraph PI
Medina William, machinist WOliam Deacon, dwl 4164
Greenwich .
Medley James P., milkman, dwl Twenty-ninth nr Mission
Medlev William, mariner, dwl 106 First
Mee James, attorney at law, office 025 Merchant, dwl 649
Folsom ,
Mee Joseph P., attorney at law, office 626 Merchant, dwl
549 Folsom
Meegan Ann Mrs., lodgings. 417 Stockton
Mcehan Bridget (widow), dwl 54S Bryant
Meehan Charles, plumber G. & W. Snook, dwl 4 Reed Pi
Meehan Edward, oysterman George Mayes, dwl 1519
Taylor
Meehan Harry, barkeeper, dwl 22 Louisa
Meehan Hugh, carriagemaker, dwl 1914 Taylor
Meehan Jacob, stevedore, dwl 54 Sacramento
Meehan James, barkeeper NE cor Kearny and Commercial,
dwl 622 Kearnv
Meehan James, cook John Reagan, dwl 162 Natonia
Meehan James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl S s Utah
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Meehan James, tanner Joseph Morse, dwl N 8 Lombara
bet Filbert and Gough
MORGAN a CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock ftom New YorW
J. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
Meehan Jeremiah, hostler Central R. R., dwl 9 Decatur
Meehan John, laborer, dwl 20 Downey
Meehan John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Meehan Martin^ groceries and liquors, 35 Louisa
Meehan Michael, driver Middleton is. Famsworth, dwl 548
Brjant
Meehan P., farmer, dwl 636 Commercial
Meehan Patrick, bootmaker, dwl W s Sansom nr Vallejo
Meehan Patrick, machinehand D. A. Maodonald & Co.,
dwl 7 Sherwood PI
Meehan Patrick, shoemaker Michael Walsh, dwl 27 Third
Meehan Peter, boUermaker MoJ^lihan & Aitken, dwl 424
Drunim
Meehan Peter, laborer, dwl 1914 Taylor
Meehan Richard, molderHinckley&Co., dwl Chattanooga
nr Twenty-second
Meehan William, liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and Com-
mercial, dwl 622 Keamj'
Meek Daniel K., bookkeeper James Munsell Jr., dwl 17
Fourth
Meek Georg-e F., compositor Evening Post, dwl 316 Pine
Meek T. G., mason, dwl 516 Greenwich
Meeker David {Meeker, James d; Co.), dwl 1416 Sac
Meeker David Jr., clerk Meeker, James & Co., dwl 1416
Sacrament^^
Meeker Frank, clerk Excelsior Mills, dwL SW cor Mont-
g'omen,'^ Av and Vallejo
Meeker George H. , compositor Evening Biilletin, dwl 1217
Reamy
Meeker Henry H., clerk Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl
2401 Buchanan
MEEKER, JAMES A CO. {Darid Meeker, William
James, ami Jam^s Cobblediek), importers and job-
bers carriage and wagon material, SE cor California
and Davis
Meeker Jenny E. Mrs., principal Laguna Honda School,
dwl 2401 Buchanan
Meeker Louis E., physician and surgeon, office and dwl
SW cor Montgomerj- Av and Vallejo
Meeker Maria Mrs., dwl IS Allen
MEEKEB M'ltLIAM A., proprietor Excelsior Mills,
sash, blinds, doors, etc., 441-14o Bran, dwl 1217 Rear
Meeks Washington, attorney at law, office 330 Pine room
36, dwl 31 Hawthorne
Meelies Adolph, bookkeeper 535 Clay, dwl 937 Howard
Meenan Frank, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 73 Clem
Meersbaum Frank, waiter Lick House
Meese Constant, machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl W 8 Treat
Av bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
MEESE HEItMA.\, president Bay Sugar Refinery, of-
fice SW cor Batten,- and Union, dwl W s lYeat Av bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Meeteer M. L., dwl SE cor Seventeenth and Castro
Meeterville , molder Union Iron Works
Meetz Tlieodore, secretary S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 2124
Mason
Meffan Robert, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Megan John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Green
and Hyde
MegannonJames, dwl 313 Ellis
Megaw John G. Jr., office 213 Sansom room 7, res Alameda
Megerle Lizzetta (widow), dwl 1207 Howard
Megilligan WUliam B. {HeaUy d: 3/.), dwl Old San Jos6
Road nr Industrial School
Mebarrv William, nurse City and County Hospital
Mehden Henry, teacher music Industrial School
Mehegan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 435 Pierce
Meherin Thomas, nurser}Tnan and florist, 516 Battery,
dwl Fiftenth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Mehl Philip, carpenter, dwl 507 Mission
Mehler Ernest, baker, dwl cor Leavenworth and Lombard
Mehlert Edward, bookkeeper, dwl 429 Bush
Mehlop W., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
MelUwitz Anthony, clerk John W. Lj-nch, dwl 262J Oem
Mehlwitz Henry, stevedore, dwl 4 Bay
Mehlwiu Jane (widow), dwl 262} Clementina
Mehnert Ernest, bootmaker, 24 Washington
Mehr Michael, carriagepainter Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl
317 Third , ^^
Mehrer B., ceUarman Hemy Winkle & Co., dwl SE cor
Vallejo and Batterj'
Mehrten John A., foreman Goodwin,& Co., dwl 620 Pme
Mehrtens Mrs., seamstress, dwl 215 Keaniy
Mehrtens August {BurnuL^ttr <i: M.), dwl NW cor Cali-
fornia and Leavenworth
Mehrtens Jacob, groceries and liquors, 520 Vallejo
Mehrtens John, laborer Pacific DistUliug and RefinmgCo.
Mehrtens Richard (Smadeke, Mehrtens ds Co.), dwl SW
cor Eighth and Mission
Meier Albert, barkeeper John J. Streuli, dwl 414 l)uix>nt
Meier Andrew, butcher Smith &. Mann, dwl NW cor Fifth
and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Meier Christopher, groceries and liquors, NW cor Union
and Hyde, dwl 1200 Union
Meier George {Drouilhat d- Co,), dwl 1316 Fillmore
Meier George C, carpenter and cabinetmaket, til3 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1316 Fillmore
Meier John (J/fi'^r it- Quiltct), dwl Broadway bet Kearny
and Dujiont
Meier Louis H. , hquor saloon, NE cor Seventh Av and N,
South S. F.
Meier & tiuilici (JoAn Meitir arid Ajiania Quilicf), liquor
saloon, 306 Montgomery Av
Meierdierks Christian, groceries and liquors, NW cor Post
and Powell
Meierhoff Robert, machinist, dwl SE cor Columbia and
Noe
Meierholz Heinrich, carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Meigen John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl cor Clay and
Wetniore PI
Meiggs James, liquor saloon, 821 Kearny, dwl 43 Clara
M£I4;0$ M'HAUF CO., John H. SajTe secretary,
office 331 Montgomerj-
Meighan John J. (Sullivan d- i/.), attorney at law, office
637 Keamy
Meighan Patrick, engineer St. Mary's College, dwl cor
Mission and Lizzie
Meighan Rebecca (widow), bakery, 1018 Stockton
Meigs Allen, clerk, dwl 109 Taylor
MEK^S (;E0KGE a., lumberdealer, Fieri Steuart, dwl
558 Folsom
Meikle Adam, Shipwrights" Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Meikle William, bakery. 1128^ Folsom
Meiklehaugh iJaniel, grcK-eries and liquors, 1425 Pacific
MeiklehauL,'h Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1425 Pacific
Meilendt Christopher, seaman, dwl 33 Welsh
Meily Monroe, baker, dwl 4 Wetmore PI
Meiri Martin, laborer, dwl 8 Decatur
Meincke Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Twentv-sixth
Meincke J." D., porter, 321 Montgomerj', dwl 317 Bush
Meincke John H., cellemian, 321 Mont, dwl 24V Garden
ME1.\E<'KE CHARLES, commission merchant and
import-er wines and brandies, 314 Sacramento, dwl 123
Powell
Meinecke Chris, cook Henry Grimm
Meiner Charles, cook, dwl 019 Pacific
Meiners Helena Miss, teacher Augusta Kindergarten
School, dwl 4 William
Meiners J. N., carrier Evening Post, dwl 114 Seventh
Meiners John, clerk Henry Bohls, dwl NW cor Seventh
and Minna
Meiners Rudolph, boot and shoemaker, 202 Dupont
Meiners Terence, waiter John Reagan, dwl 15 Sutler
Meinert August, laborer, dwl 317 Bush
Meinert Herman, yardkeeper Spring Valley AVater Works,
dwl W s Nebraska bet Sonoma and Yolo
Meinhardt F. W. , carriagetrimmer John F. Van Co\irt,
dwl 32 Clara
Meininger Henry, fancy goods, 221 Kearny, dwl 217 Turk
Meininger L., dwl 217 Turk
Meinke Diedrich, laborer, dwl 317 Bush
Meinke Henry, barkeeper Cord Wrede, NW cor Mission
and Steuart
Memke John F., agent Hamburg S. S. Co., office SW cor
California and Sansom, dwl 737^ Union
Meins John C. (Meins i- Hayden), dwl 122 Turk
Meins Robert, laborer Golden Gate Park „ ^ .
Meins & Hayden {John C. Meiiig a)id Mduin Hayden),
commission merchants, 202 Washington
Meiran Daniel, stevedore, dwl 322 Folsom
Meirson Edwin R., shipjoiner, dwl E s lUinois nr Shasta
Meisel Henn', painter, dwl 802 Stockton , , ,^,,
Meisell Herman, porkpacker Lewis Hentnch, dwl 1012
Leavenworth
Ueiser , carpenter, dwl 769 Hamson
Meissner Charles, musician, dwl 10 t^umcy ^ , „™
Meissuer Julius, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl bvi
cor Franklin and Austin
Meister Richard, laborer, dwl 304 Townsend
Meitz Adam, laborer, dwl 912 Br>'ant , , , ,
Mel George, resident secretary Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co.. dwl 318 Taylor
Mel Henn- (John Mel tt- Sons), dwl 1108 Market
Mel John (John Mel <k Som), dwl 318 Taylor
Mel John & Sons {Louis and Henry), importers and com-
mission merchants, 36 California
Mel Louis {John Mel a." Sojin), dwl 318 Taylor
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: PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D/ W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercian
Melander Edward, deckhand stm CoquUle, Jackson St.
^\^larf
Melander Gustav, cook, dwi SW cor East and Merchant
Melander John, mate, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Melbourn Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mont-
gomerv and Pacific
Melcher J.' A., insurance agent, dwl 127 Kearny
Melcher James V., foreman Sanborn & Bymes, dwl 223
Bush
Melden John, tailor, dwl 114 Clara
Meldram C. K., conductor Southern Pac. R. K., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Melendez Auyiista (widow), dwl 9 Auburn
Melendez Bruno, bootblack, 315 Kearny, dwl 1421i Dup
Melendez Gabriel, bathman Mont^'omery Baths, dwl 17
Bannam PI
Meleudrez Marcus, candv manufacturer, dwl 15 Pinckney
PI
Melendy Hiram B., house and signpainter, office 316
Montgomery-, dwl 10 Sherman
Meleney James, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 837 Powell
Meles (widow), dwl lit Hinckley
Meletta Frtilerick J., wiuemaker, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Meley James B., gasfitter Edmund Lane, dwl 1S36 How
Meley Jane (widow), dwl lt30 Howard
MeleV Margaret, dwl 1836 Howard
Melia Michael, lather, dwl 2oO Van Ness Av, rear
Melia Patrick, laborer, dwl 2.t Stevenson
Melia William, horseshoer Juhn Grace, dwl 25 Stevenson
Melie James, plasterer, dwl 335 Shipley
Melies A. , bookkeei)er L. Peres & Co. , dwl 937 Howard
Melindus Marcos, peddler, dwl St. Charles PI
Mell David A., brickmason, dwl US Clinton
Melle Jacob {Barklaije ds Co.), dwl SE cor Jackson and
Kearny
Mellen Edward, seaman, dwl 541 First
Mellen John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 28 Minna
Mellen Mar>- Miss, tailoress, dwl 34 Minna
Mellen Wiliiam P., dock storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., dwl 553 First
Mellen. Se^ Mellon
Meller J<:>hn, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Melletz C^eorge D., real estate, dwl 310 Ritch
Mellien Ernest W., clerk, dwl SW cor Turk and Pierce
MeUis Wilham, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
419 Tehama
Mellish C, shipcarpenter, dwl 71 Tehama
Mellish George, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sierra and Louis-
iana
MeUiss Robert M., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwi
1625 Howard
Mello May Mrs., lodgings, 129 Third
Mellon Arthur, mason Palace Hotel
Mellon Juhn S. {Gilinan it Jf.), dwl 606 Montgomery
Mellor Emil, shoemaker, 907 Brj-ant
Mellor James F., espresswagon, 539 California, dwl 1624
Howard
Melluish Herbert, sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufacturing
Co., dwl 742 Folsom
Melius Gustavus B., rigger, dwl 1232 Broadway
Melius Henry J., special policeman, dwl 2 Chatham PI
Melius Jennie Miss, dressmaker SulUvan &, Moorhead, dwl
733 Brjant
Melius Joseph, mattressmaker, 327 Third, dwl 3i Verona
PI
Melius Joseph Jr., mattressmaker, 327 Third, dwl 3^ Ve-
rona PI
Melm St. Charles, painter, dwl 318 Beale
Melm Samuel, dwl 31S Beale
MeloLly J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Melody James, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, dwl 15 Valen-
cia
Melody Joseph, liquors, dwl 750 Howard
Melody Peter, farmer. N s Ocean House Road 1 mile W
Industrial School
Melody William, farmer, N s Ocean House Road 1 mile W
Industrial School
Melrick , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Melrose Henr>', dwl Windsor House
Melrose James W., salesman Purdy & Litchfield, dwl 472
Jessie
Meh-ose Kenneth, engraver, dwl 33 Russ
Melroy R. B., superintendent Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R R.
Melse Edward, barkeeper John Stratman, dwl 1159 Miss
.Melsing Gusta^Tis, bakery, 1129 Dupont
Melstei.il Johnson, dwl 558^ Natoma
Mclstcdt Sarah Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 558^ Natoma
Mehich Henry, stevedore, dwl cor Dupont and Bay
Melville , mechanic, dwl 297 Clementina
MeUille Dean, porter Martin Eedon, dwl 573 Howard
Melville James, seaman, dwl 117 Dnmim
M£liVILLE JOH\, proprietor Bay Warehouse, W s
Sansom bet Lombard and Greenwich, dwl SOti Stock
Melville Julia Mrs., teacher music, dwl 613 Mason
Melville William, laborer, dwl 205 Second
Mehille Willie R., clerk Bank California, dwl 613 Mason
Melvin A. Mrs., dwl 15 Second
Meh-in Abraham T., patternmaker Union Iron "Works,
dwl 2202 Sixteenth
Mehin Jane Jliss, dressmaker, dwl 964 Mission
Meh in Martin, laborer John Cochran, dwl 62 First
Mel\in Marj", chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Melvin Nathaniel, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Melwine M. H., laborer, dwl SW cor Folsom and Main
Melwood John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Melzer , painter, dwl Harmony Hotel
Melzer Annie Mrs., laundress John Chauvel, dwl Powell
bet Jackson and Pacific
Memnon Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), office 419 California
room 19
Menard E. A., carver S. F. Manulacturing Co., dwl 969
Harrison
Mencacci , vegetables, 73 Colombo Market
Menearini Diamiano, manufacturer plaster ornaments, 12J
Fourth, dwl 26 Turk
Menearini Raffaelo, with Diamiano Menearini, dwl 26
Turk
Mencke John, vamisher John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 13
Geary
Mendel Charles, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Mendel F. & Co. {Jacob Geitz), liquor saloon, 439 Jackson
Mendel Frederick {F. Mendel d- Co.), dwl 436 Green
Mendel Louis, laborer, dwl IS Hunt
Mendel Morris, tailor, 204 Second
Mendell George H., major engineers U. S. A., office 533
Kearny, dwl 420 Eddy
Mendelsohn Da\id {Reeb, Mendelsohn <t- Co.), dwl 19 Ellis
Mendelsohn S., furnishing goods, 501 Kearny, dwl 515
Kearny
Mendelsou Alexander, steward, dwl 243 Stevenson
Mendelson Elkan. clothing and furnishing goods, 233 Pac
Mendelson Solomon {of Mimdelson Bros., Yokohama),
office 319 Sacramento, dwl 34 Turk
Mendenhall E. P., driller Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 17
Fourth
Mendenhall John, captain Fourth U. S. Artillery, Black
Point
Mendes Antonio, fireman, dwl SW cor Drumm and Ore-
gun
Mendes Charles, hairdresser Stable &. Bemhard, dwl SW
cor Montg'omer}^ and Broadway
Mendes John, clerk Simon Cohn, dwl 151 Clara
Mendez C. M., clerk Gailhard Hotel
Mendez Dionioso, cigarmaker Spanish CigannakerB*
Union, dwl 63 Green
Mendez Paschal, seaman, dwl 504 Da^is
Mendez Pasquale. seaman, dwl Oriental Hotel
Mendez Teodoro, cigar maniuacturer, dwl 1524 Dupont
Mendheim Herman, merchant, office 631 Clay, dwl 1415
Stockton
Mendheim Moritz, merchant, office 631 Clay, dwl 1415
Stockton
Mendia Juan B., cabinebnaker Johnson & Best, dwl 16
Scott
Mendieta Joaquin, cigarmaker Spanish Cigarmakers'
Union, dwl 1113 Kearny
Mendiondon William, waiter, dwl 70S Conamercial
Mendocino Lumber Co., J. B. Ford president, William
Sillem treasiu"er, office 34 California
Mendocino Saw Mills, GodeflEroy & Sillem agents, office 34
California
Mendoza Amado, jeweler and diamond setter, 417 Broad-
way, dwl 1427 FUbert
Mendoza John, painter, dwl 6 Sonoma Alley
Mendoza Joseph, saddle-treemaker Main & Winchester,
dwl Pollard PI
Mendoza Manuel, bootblack Montgomery Baths, dwl 5
Greenwich
Mendoza Philip E. , hairdresser BjTon B. White, dwl SW
cor Second and Natoma
Meneala D., fisherman. Clay St. WTiarf
Menefee G. W., dwl Columbia Hotel
Menesiui ^Vmelia (widow), dressmaker, dwl 35 Park Av
Menesini Andemio, butcher, dwl 14 Ohio
Menesini Brada, butcher, dwl 14 Ohio
Menesini Olinto, butcher A. Geantit, dwl 516 Green
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAIT & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
;. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Menezes Jesus, carriagemaker, dwl 13 Varenne PI
Mengaxd G., carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Men^e George, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Meuj;el John, butcher. 46 Centre Market, dwl 332 Sutter
Jleugel Phillip, upholsterer California Furniture Man-
ufactiu-ing Co., dwl Fifteenth bet How and Shotwell
Mengelkamp Bemliard, tailor, dwl S s Tjier bet Buchanan
and Webster
Mengershausen Morris C, barkeeper Henry Grimm, dwl
1009 Mason
Meng-es Carrie A. Miss, teacher Tj'ler and Jones St. Pri-
marj^ School, dwl 326 Jessie
Meng-es Charles, shoemaker, dwl 125 Fifteenth
Menges Jacob, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 11
Hunt
Menges Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 629 Union
Menges John J., plumber Charles Waters, dwl 11 Hunt
Mengola Antonio, fisherman, dwl SE cor Stockton and Sac
Menietta Joaquin, cigarmaker, dwl 1107 Kearny
Menisino Ludemio, butcher Angelo Balauesi, dwl NE cor
Broadway and Montgomery Av
Menke August, poultryman Boraco & Mussante, dwl 223
Seventh
Menke Hemy, groceries and liquors, N\V cor Dupont and
Chestnut
Menke Henry, packer Cutting & Co., dwl SE cor Filbert
and Battery
Menke John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Potrero
Av nr Sixteenth
Menke William, longshoreman, dwl 407 Pacific
Menne Clemens, merchant tailor, 533 Washington
Menomy Edward T., manufaeturer drain pipe, office SW
cor Montgomery and Sacramento, dwl 132 Chestnut
Menomy Henry C, inspector Custom Housv, dwl 305
Chestnut
Menses Joseph M., laborer Pool & Harris Warehouse, dwl
4 Gerke Alley
Mensing Louis, fringemaker William Englander, dwl 417
Stockton
Mentasti G., mason Palace Hotel
Mentel Milliam, groceries and liquors, NE cor Broadway
and Stockton, dwl 632 Broadway
ilenton John, expresswagon, dwl 14* Clinton
Mentrj' C. A., engineer, dwl 272 Minna
Mentz David, liquor merchant, dwl 934 Folsom
Mentz Frederick {Mentz d" Wetti'j), dwl 1326 Pacific
Mentz Henrj-, cattle raiser, dwl 42S Geary
Mentz Henrj-, broker, dwl 15 Ferry
Mentz J., mariner, dwl 109 Shipley
Mentz Louis, cabinetmaker, dwl 524 Mission
Mentz & Wettig (/Vcdt'rict Mvntz and Martin Wettig),
liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and Dnimm
Mentzel John, pianomaker Charles R. Hall, dwl Twenty-
fourth nr Valencia
Menu Charles, dwl 510 Shotwell
Menu Jacques H., business agent, oflSce 522 Montgomery,
dwl 330 Sutter
Menzer A. L. Mrs., milliner, dwl 720 Market
Menzies Charles, shoemaker, dwl 125 Fifteenth
Men2ies Jane (widow), dwl 326 Jessie
Menzies Thomas {Fathner, Bell d: Co.), dwl NW-cor Fill-
more and Grove
MENZIES STE>V.1KT {Menzies & Bingham), and su-
pervisor First Ward, dwl SW cor Mont and Chestnut
MENZIES A BINGHAM {Stewart Menzksand Henry
Bingham), stevedores, 512 and 514 Battery
Merani Emilio, shoemaker, 132t> (1332) Dupont, dwl Union
bet Keaniy and Dupont
Merc William F., salesman Ernest Essmann, dwl 337 Bush
Mercado Eugene, bookkeeper J. Laine & Son, dwl 2112
Mason
Mercado Felix, workman U. S. Mint, dwl 2421 Buchanan
Mercado Felix Mrs., insurance agent, dwl 2421 Buchanan
MEKl'ANTILE AGE\1'Y (J. M. Brad^treel A: Son),
James K. Pickens superintendent, office 230 Cal
MEKCANTILE AGEM'T, K. G. Dun & Co. propri-
etors. Jay Lugsdin manager, office 320 California
Mercantile Insurance Co. (fire and marine, Illinois),
Hutchinson, Mann & Smith agents, 314 California
MERCANTILE LIBfiKAlCT ASSOt'E4TION, A. E.
Wliitaker librarian, 210 Bush
MEK<A\T1EE ElUKAKV BEILDENG, 214-218
Bush
MEKl ANTIEE LIBRARY HALL, 216 Bush
Mercer Charles H., candy manufacturer, dwl 127 Second
Mercer Eugene, boarding, 912 Sutter
Mercer Hugh, mason Palace Hotel
Mercer M. A. , manufacturing and wholesale and retail con-
fectionery, 518 Kearny, dwl 127 Second
Mercer Michael, mason Palace Hotel
Mercer Robert J., clerk Berry & Capp, dwl 108 O'Farrell
Merchant Charles H. {E. B, Dean d- Co.), res Marsbfleld,
Coos Bay, Ore.
Merchant Christepher, butcher, dwl 2002 Sacramento
Merchant E. Wilbur, carpenter C\ilifomia Mills, dwl 803
Bush
Merchant George H., cabinetmaker, dwl 140 Clara
Merchant Jane (widow), dwl S s California bet Pierce and
Scott
Merchant Joseph {Lee A: M.), dwl 815 Jessie
Merchant Mary (widow), dressmaker, dwl 803 Bush
Merchant Thomas, traveling agent, dwl S s California bet
Pierce and Scott
MERCHANTS* DRY OOl'K CO., North Point, office
2.S Mtrehants' Exchange
MERCHANTS' HRY l»OCK CO/S IVHARF, cor
Ki.';irii\ ami Bay
MEItdlANTS* EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION, Jo-
seph A. Coolidge secretary, otfice Merchants' Exchange
first floor
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK OF SAN
FR.1\4TM'0, C. W. Kellogg president, H. F. Haa-
tinu's niaTui;:fr, R. N. Van Bruut cashier, 423 Cal
MER« HANTS' EACHANGE Bl ILHING, S s Cali-
fornia bet Montgomery and Sansom
Merchants' Insurance Co. of Newark (N. J., fire), Hamil-
ton & Sonnichsen agents, 221 Sansom
Merchants' Mutual Marine Insurance Co. (in liquidation),
office 116 Leidesdorff
Mercier Jean B. , bootmaker Boisseau k Son. dwl 1332 Dup
Mercury (Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), office
330 Pine room 28
Mercy John, laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
Meredith Even, dwl 411 Pacific
Meredith H., architect, dwl 106 Post
Meredith James W., brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
.530 Mission
Meredith J. Heuiy {Craig tfc M.), attorney at law, office
and dwl 534 California
Meredith William, artist, dwl 410 Third
Meredith William, miner, dwl 217 Third
Mergudich Baldasor, fisherman, dwl 304 East
Merhel Augustine, carjjenter E. E. Meyer, dwl San Miguel
Ranch nr Laguna Honda
Merida Thomas, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Meriden Fire Insurance Co. (Coim.), Farnsworth & Clark
agents, 426 California
Merigan John Samuel, barkeeper Steiner & Israel, dwl
Overland House
Merigot Anteine, wigniaker B. Puyoou, dwl 13 Virginia Fl
Meringer William Mrs., dwl 419 tolsom
Merino Jesus, laborer Eiu-eka Salt Co., dwl cor Fremont
and Brj'ant
Merino Joseph, laborer, dwl '29 Frederick
Merithew J. C., clerk S. F. Feed Mill, 111 Sacramento, res
Oakland
Merithew Richard S. Capt., dwl 825 Jackson
Merithew. See Merrithew
Merkel Augustin, tanner, dwl Franconia House E 6 San
Bruno Road nr T\vent3--eighth
Merkel Sebastian, laborer, dwl 454 Sixth
Merkelbach William, bute-her, 13 San Francisco Market,
dwl 42 Everett
Merkens claus, clerk John Wulbem, dwl SW cor Hyde
and Jackson
Merker Agnes Miss, teacher languages, dwl 309 Powell
Merkle Christian, vaniisher and pohsher, dwl 727 Minna
Merkle Frederick, buteher, dwl 429 Ellis
Merkling George, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl cor Broad-
way and Vallejo
Merkt Joseph, locksmith, 758 Clay
Merland , sawmaker, dwl 55 Sullivan's Building
Merland Jean, cutlery grinder, 1023 Dupont
Merle Adrien, clerk Justinian Caire, res Oakland
Merle Francis, clerk H. a. De Fremerj', dwl 820 Green
Merle Isidor, clerk Justinian Caire, dwl 1028 Dupont
Merle Leopold, clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl s20 Green
Merle Peter, real-estate agent, dwl 820 Green
Merlin Charles, molder City Iron Works, dwl 20 Muina
Merlin Louis, molder City Iron Works, dwl 20 Minna
Mermoud Francois, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 783
Stevenson
Mermoud Louis, porter French Savings and Loan Society,
dwl 411 Bush
Mernagh Catherine (widow), furnished rooms, 737 Bdwy
Memey Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1116^ Folsom
Mero George, timekeeper Sutter St. K. R., dwl 24 Sixth
Meroning Myra Mrs., dwl 1 Boston PI
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and BETAIEED by P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Meroney Thomas, gardener, dwl 52 Louisa
Merriam Andrew J., carrier Morninjf Call, dwl 1318 ba,o
Merriani Gcorjje H., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook&Cc,
dwl ■im Guerrero „ „ „ „ /-, „
Merriani J. B., assistant engineer stm C. M. bmaii, Com-
mercial St. Wharf
Merriam Otis W. (California Furniture Manufacturing
CV), dwl 1400 Bush
Merriam William P., deputy county recorder, dwl 1224
Jackson ,,
Merricli Albert A., M. D., depot Memck's Imported Oil,
724 Market, dwl 2410 Califoniia
Merrick Chaplin, brickmasou, dwl 745 Howard^
Merrick Edwin, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.
Merrick F., painter, dwl 224 Third
Merrick J. , dwl 411 Sansom .
Merrick M. De Valson, traveling agent Florence Sewing
Machine Co., dwl cor Green and Montgomery
Merriday Ephriel (colored), laborer, dwl cor Khode Island
and El Uorado c c ei t^
Merrifield , extraman H. and L. Co. No. IS. 1. 1. U.,
dwl 22 O'Farrell
Merrifield Charles, waiter What Cheer House
Merritield Charles F., milkman Mills & Evans, dwl 337
Haves
Merrifidd Ednin (Merrifield dt Rosener), dwl 219 Geary
Merrifield Henry, bookkeeper County Surveyor's Office
Merritield J. C, fanner, dwl 314 Bush
MUUKIFIELU A KOSENER (Edmn Merrifield and
Levi lii/sencr), Star Brewery, SE cor Eleventh and
Folsoiu
Merrigan J. S., barkeeper, dwl 533 Sacramento
Merrigaii M., blacksmith N. B. and Mission B. R., dwl 311
F.iurth
Merrill Albert H., salesman 505 Sansom, dwl 1122 How
MEUKILL A>'MS, attorney at law, office 000 Mont-
gomery rooms 3 and 4, dwl 1007 Jackson
Merrill A. P., magnetic physician, otfice and dwl 10 O'Far-
rell I
Merrill Benjamin F., clerk, dwl 828 Broadway
Merrill Charles (Brittan, Uulhrimk A Co.), res New York
Merrill Charles, boatbuilder Martin Vice, dwl 1S04 Market
Merrill Charles, maehinehand Stephen S. Culverwell, dwl
33y Minna
Merrill Charles, teacher music, dwl 20 Anna
Merrill Charles A., dwl 1122 Howard
MerrUl Charles D., professor University Mound College,
dwl S b Silver Av bet San Jose and San Bruno roads
Merrill Charles R. (J. C. Merrill <lr Cv.), dwl SOS Leav
Merrill E. U, clerk A. J. Sweetser, dwl 411 Kearny
Merrill Frank, dwl 820 Broadway, rear
Merrill Frank C, longshoreman, dwl 120 Howard, rear
Merrill Frank H., clerk J. C. Merrill it Co., dwl 808 Leav
Merrill Frank H., plumber, dwl 1122 Howard
Merrill George B., attorney at law, office 430 California,
dwl Occidental Hotel
Merrill Isaiu; L. (Merrill * Hook), dwl 125 Valencia
Merrill Isaac M. (Isaac M. MerrUl <t- Co.), dwl Grand
Hotel
MerrUl Isaac M. & Co. (Oeorge Lovejoy), wool, hides, and
leather, 202 Sacramento
Merrill James, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Merrill James, clerk, dwl 2105 Jones
Merrill James G., bricklayer, dwl 110 Perry
Merrill James G., mining engineer, dwl 812 Taylor
Merrill J. C. & Co. (Leslie C. Hanks and Charles E. Mer-
rill), auction, shipping, and commission merchants,
and agents Honolulu Regular Dispatch Line of Pack-
ets and .\ustralian Steam Navigation Co., 204 and 200
Califurnia
Merrill John, clerk U. S. A. headquarters 105 Stockton,
dwl 2105 Jones
Merrill John C. (J. C. Merrill A Co.), dwl 14 Stanly PI
Merrill John F. (Brittan, Uulbrook d- Co.), dwl 932 Bush
Merrill John M., bookkeeper M. Goodwin & Co., dwl 820
Broadway, rear
Merrill John R., wharfinger Howard St. Wharf, dwl 11
Glen Park Av
Merrill Lewis, master mariner, dwl 510 Folsom
Merrill M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 112 Fourth
NERICILL PAUKER, carpet-beating machine, 453
Stevenson, dwl 14 I'urk
ilerrill Robert, dwl .^15 Bush
Merrill Sylvester, salesman California Furniture Manufac-
turing C '. , dwl 001 Buchanan
Merrill William, machine operator Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 22 Stockton
Merrill & Hook (Isaac L. Merrill and Benjamin F. Hook),
agents Asbestos Felting and Paint Co., 314 Townsend
Merriman Thomas, deckhand stm San Joaquin, Jackson
St. Wharf , „,
Merrin Cornelius, whitener, dwl W s Stevenson bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Merrin John, dwl 1016 Taylor
Merrithew Jacob M., blacksmith Kunball Manul. Co., dwl
179 Minna
Merrithew Oliver B. C, hatpresser Pacific Straw Works,
dwl 825 Jackson
Merrithew. See Merithew
Mcrritt A. Mrs., dwl SW cor Jones and Chestnut
Merritt Gideon L., foreman Wood Preserving Works, dwl
3S Fre6lon
Merritt Henry (colored), hairdresser, dwl 209 Prospect PI
Merritt Henry, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 722 Minna
Merritt Isaac, bookkeeper E. B. Dean & Co., res Oakland
Merritt James (colored), cook, dwl 1014 Pacific
Merritt James H., first cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Merritt Joseph J., fuller Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 2000 Folsom
Merritt Josiah, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Merritt Marv W. (widow), dwl 24 Glover
MeiTitt Nathaniel, cigarmaker, dwl 611 Washington
IMERUITT SAMUEL SI.D., real estate, office 313 Cal-
ifornia, res Oakland
Men-itt Stephen F., clerk 545 Clay, dwl 331 Montgomery
Merritt W. H., lather Pala«e Hotel
Merritt William, dwl 2009 Folsom
Merron John, market, 230 First
Merry Thomas, carpenter Henry G. Pratt, dwl 567 How
Merry Thomas H., attorney at law, oflice City Hall room
13, and clerk City and County Attorney, dwl -ailO Sac
Merry William L. (Wilson, M. <fc Co.), dwl 2213 Filhuore
MerrjTnan John G. , master barkentine Free Trade, of-
fice 408 California room 1
Mersich Domingo, foreign and domestic fruits, 403 Davis,
dwl 200 Washington
Mersing John Bernhard, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Montgomery and Jackson, dwl 322 Broadway
Merslick Uomin'ick, coffee saloon, 1017 Battery
Merstetter O., lather Palace Hotel
Mertan Peter, cook Nicholas Sersen, dwl 405 Fourth
Merten A. F. , bookkeeper John J. Thelau, dwl 134 Fourth
Mertens Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, dwl 5 Park Av
Mertes Peter, carrier Morning Call, dwl 23 Jessie
Merton Alfred Jr., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 620
Pine
Merton John A., porter Goodwin & Co., dwl 620 Pine
Mervy A. & Co., apothecaries, SE cor Green and Mont-
gomery Av
Mervy Alphonse J. (A . Mervy X- Co.), dwl Montgomerj' Av
bet Green and Union
Mervy John D. , laborer E. K. Stevenot & Co. , dwl 6 Sonora
Alley
Mervy Peter Ulyse, porter Adrien G. ChauohS, dwl Girard,
University Mound
Merwin George B., dwl 345 Beale
Merwin J. P., conunission merchant, 536 Clay, dwl 116
Leidesdoi-ff
Merz Adam, cabinetmaker, dwl 34 Fifth Av
Merz Christian, driver A. Winkle
Merz John, tailor, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Merz Theophilus, cabinetmaker Alphonso Boisnet, dwl 60
Third „ ,
Merz William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Powell and
Sutter
Merzbach Julius, money and exchangebroker, 630 Mont-
gomery, dwl 325 Eddy
Merzbach Silvius, clerk S30 Montgomery, dwl 1020 Larkin
Mesa Joseph, cook stm Continental, dwl SW cor East and
Merchant
Mesday Taco, bookkeeper, dwl 1014 Leavenworth
Mesenburg George (Mesenburj i- Brother), dwl 980 Har
Mesenburg Henry, clerk George Schedel, dwl 34 Jessie
Mesenburg Hermann (Mesenburg it Brother), dwl 980
Harrison
Mesenburg & Brother (Frederick and. Hermann), bakery
and confectionery, 980 Harrison
Meserve Foster, millwright, dwl 317 Bush
Meserve James L., cabinetmaker California Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 1612 Bush
Meseth Charles, manufacturer jewelry, 121 Montgomery,
dwl 923 Union
Mesino Joseph, musician, dwl 31 Hinckley
Mesino Salvatore, e.\pressman, dwl 10 Sonoma Alley
Mesino Paolo, musician, dwl 31 Hinckley
Mess Henry, mining, dwl 18 John
Message E., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., res Oakland
MOEGAN k CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. F, VAIT 5CHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Messal William, cabinetmaker, dwl 13 First
Messath Michael, expressman, dwi 30S Minna
Messbaum Adeliade, matron Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum and Home Societj, dwl 1517 Mason
Messbaum Louis, superintendent Pacific Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Society, dwl 1517 Mason
Messea Charles E. Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius CoUeffe
S41 Market ®
Messel William, cabinetmaker Kragren & Co., dwl 1043
Folsom
Messenger Richard, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Messer Albert H., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Messer Daniel, machinist Dietrich Husing-, dwl G16 Cal
Messer John J., machinist William I. Tustin, dwl 61t} Cal
Messerle August, steward H. Hoesch, dwl 417 Pine
Messei-smith Gabriel H., agent, dwl SllJ Folsom
Messerve J., dwl 614 Kearny
Messerve Theodore, compositor Morning Call, dwl 2118
Jones
Messerve William, printer, dwl 2118 Jones
Messinger Bernard, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 610 Sut-
ter
Messinger Eugene H., musician, dwl SW cor Jones and
Chestnut
Messinger Harry, clerk 503 California, dwl 610 Sutter
Messinger Isadore H., clerk Kohn & Goldsmith, dwl 610
Sutter
Messing-er Joseph, dwl 214 Sansom
Messinger Simon, dwl 610 Sutter
Messinger AVilliam, dwl 110 Sixth
Messier Richard, but-cher Breiling & Dahl, dwl 216 Second
Messner Julius, cabinetmaker, dwl 101 Jessie
Messner Louis {Mfs-siier d- Basti-an), dwl 398 Pacific
Messner & Bastian {Louis Mcss-iier and Jacob Eastian),
bakers, 398 Pacific
Mestayer Charles H., actor California Theater, dwl 1057
Mission
Mestayer William A., actor California Theater, dwl Re-
vere House
Mestayer William L., messenger S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, dwl 1057Mission
Metastazio Alexander, dwl 1823 Powell, rear
Metcalf Alfred, captain Pacific Mali S. S. Gipsy, dwl 114
Silver
Metcalf E. , dwl 835 Clay
Metcalf F. O., dwl 614 Kearny
Metcalf M. F. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl 621 Stevenson
Metcalf Omar, dwl 722 California
Metcalf Samuel A., dwl 621 Stevenson
Metcalfe George, painter, dwl 416 Geary
Metcalfe James B., clerk Bartlet & Pratt, dwl 431 Geary
Metcalfe Peter, real estate, dwl 416 Geary
Metcalfe W. K,, mason Palace Hotel
Methen Jacob, laborer, dwl 9 Natoma
Methodist Book Depository, John B. Hill agent, 761 Mar-
ket
Methovich George, cook P. Vlantin & Bros., dwl 717 Davis
Metkee Frederick, bakery, 506 Sixth
Metral Alexander, chairmaker, 75i Stevenson
METROPOLITAN- BLOCK, W. H. Lyon proprietor,
S-14 Montgomery Av
Metropolitan Hotel Heimburg & Droste proprietors, 516
Pacific
MetropoUtan Iron Foundry, Curtis Tobey proprietor, 228
and 230 Fremont
METKOPOtlTAN MARKET, from Market to Sutter
bet ilu!itgumi;r\- and Sansom
METKOPOLBTAX MATCH FACTORY, Newbauer
& Co. propriet<_)rs, W a Tennessee nr Santa Clara, of-
fice 205 Bush
Metropolsky Ivan, bishop Russian-Greek Church of Alas-
ka, dwl 911 Jackson
MetropoKky Ni<.:holaa, minister Russian-Greek Church of
Alaska, dwl W s Polk bet Green and Union
Metrovich Phillip (L. Zeiiovich d: Co.), dwl SE cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Mette Felix J., mijier, dwl 1316 Broadway
Mettger Henrj-, butcher Charles Weisheimer, dwl 265 Oc-
tavia
Mettleton Martha Miss, housekeeper, dwl E s Mississippi
nr Sulano
Metward M. C, engineer 506 Com, dwl 1150 Folsom
Metz Frederick, waiter Sutter St. House, 236 Sutter
Metz W. T., bricklayer, dwl 431 Dupont
Metzendorf Herman, shipwright, dwl Eighth Av nr G,
South S. F.
Metzger Caroline (widow), dwl 513 Eddy
Metzger C. M., foundrj-man Hanscom & Co.
Mettger Frederick, carpenter, dwl S s McAUister bet
Brodenck and Baker
Metzger George V,
dwl 338 Third
, wholesale butcher, office 529 Clay,
Metzger Joseph, billiard-tablemaker P. Liesenfeld dwl 627
Green
Metzger L. F., carpenter D. A- Macdonald & Co., dwl 339
Eildy
Metzger Louis, salesman Freund & Co., dwl 513 Eddy
Metzger Wdliam, captain stm Newbem, Colorado S N Co
dwl 1807 Stockton ' "'
Metzler Charles, proprietor Golden Gate Brewery, 713 and
715 Greenwich
Metzler J., clerk, dwl 215 Kearny
Metzler Louis, baker G. Engler, dwl 1323 Dupont
Metzler Pablo, dwl 32 Fourth
Metzler Theodore C, policeman City Hall, dwl 926 Miss
Metzner Catharine (widow), dressmaker, dwl 202 Fifth
Metzner Charles F., jeweler, dwl 202 Fifth
Metzner Jacob C, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co. dwl ''0'>
Fifth '
Metzner William A., salesman W. S. Brown & Co dwl
202 Fifth
Meuser Frederick, tobacco and cigars, 16 Steuart
MEUSSDORFFER J, C. A BROTHER (Jfirfm).
importers and jobbers hats, caps, and hatters' mate-
rials, NE cor Montgomery and Bush and 647 Wash-
ington
Meussdorffer John C. (J. C. Meussdorffer <fc Brother) dwl
509 Van Ness Av
MErSSDORFFER KO.>IRAD, hat and cap manu-
factorj', 635 and 637 Commercial, dwl 1015 Post
Meussdorffer Martin (y. C. Meussdorfer i- Brother), dwl
1112 Clay
Mewne G., cook Union Club
Mexican and South American Line Packets, William
Schleiden agent, 504 Battery
ME.\IC.43f BE>EVOL£\T SOCIETY, M. O. Pritch-
ard secretarj', office 109 California room 24
Mexican Dispatch Line, B. Greaves agent, 508 Battery
MEXICAN GOLD AXD SILYlilR ML\L\G CO,
(Storey Co., Nev.), J. W. C. Coleman secretarj", office
410 California room 2
Mexican Mining and Real Estate Co. (Cosala, Sinaloa),
office 402 Montgomery room 1
MEVICO A\» LOMER COAST LEVE OF STEAM-
ERS, Colorado Steam Navigation Co., office 610 Front
MEAICO, Manuel Azpiroz consul, office 109 Cal room 24
Meyberg Moritz, salesman Weil, Cahn & Co., dwl 320 Turk
Mej'el Ben, master mariner, dwl 22 Washington
Meyer , laborer, dwl 509 Washingt4>n
Meyer A., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Meyer Aaron, cigars and tobacco, 611 Mont, dwl 1108 Sac
Meyer A. B., peddler, dwl 1125 Market
Meyer Abraham, dwl 869 Mission
Meyer Abraham, tailor, dwl 522 Pine, rear
Meyer Adolph, hatter J. C. Meusdorffer & Brother, dwl 228
Bush
Meyer Adolph, jeweler Bujannoff & Bahmann, dwl 26 How
Meyer Adolph, tinsmith Emile Boesch, dwl 274 Clementina
Meyer Albert {Meyer tt- Akinann), dwl 27 Drumm
Meyer Albert {Meyer i- Bro.), dwl SW cor Bush and
Pierce
Meyer Albert {Schwartz, Husijig <t- M.\ dwl 1 Market
Meyer Albert, clerk Daniel Meyer, dwl 323 Ellis
Meyer Albert, salesman Ash Bros., dwl 103 Prospect PI
Meyer Alexander, bookkeeper Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl
1325 Sacramento
Meyer Andrew, butcher, dwl 719 Clay
Meyer xintonio, barkeeper, dwl 110 Taylor
Mej'er August, barkeeper Frederick Gerhow, dwl NE cor
Mission and East
Meyer August, cigarmaker William Seidel, dwl 255 Minna
Meyer August, lodgings and liquors, 400 Pacific
Meyer Augustus, driver, 5 California Market, dwl 807
Filbert
Mever A. W., baunscheidist, office and dwl 814 Mont
Meyer B., clerk, dwl 1128 Market
Meyer Bernard, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Me^'er Benihard, tailor, dwl 25 Second
Mever Bernhard. laborer Spreckels& Co., dwl 75 Everett
MEYER BROTHERS {Henry J. and Peter), ^oo^nes
and liquurs, N\V cor Fremont and Folsom
Meyer C, locksmith A. M. Adams it Co., dwl Bootz's
Hotel
Meyer Catharine (widow), dwl 919 Greenwich
Meyer C. H. (C. U. Meyer tl' Brothers), res New York
Meyer C. H., liquor saloon, 425 Bush, dwl 425 Tj-ler
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San Pranoisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Mever C. H. i Brothers (Marcus C. and Leopold C), im-
" porters and jobbers hats and caps, 2S and 30 Sansom
Mever Charles (Meyer A Bro.), dwi 2200 Powell
Mover Charles (Metier it Weintrauh), dwl 425 Eddy
Mi-'ver Charles, clerk Bay Sugar ReBnery, dwl 353 Jessie
MEYER CHARLES, gimsmith, 803 Montgomery
Mever Charles, waiter, dwl 112 Polk
Meyer Charles A., watchman Southern Pac R. K., dwl
515 Eighth
Meyer Charles F., messenger London and S. F. Bank,
dw! 2«1 Clara
Meyer Christ (H. WahmtUh i- Co.), dwl 612 Grove
Meyer Christopher, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk
and Sacramento
Meyer Conrad, porter Alexander Caselli, dwl 704 Wash
Meyer Daniel, moneybroker, office 212 Pine, dwl 1418
" Tavlor
Meyer Daniel, lumber stevedore A. C. Freese
Mever Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 643 Pacific, dwl 6
' Card Alley
Meyer Diederich, groceries, 1046 Folsom
Meyer Edward, porter, 411 Pacific
Meyer Elise Miss, laundress Charles Lallement, res Oak-
land
Meyer Emanuel (toewel <t Jf.), dwl "1" aay
Meyer Emanuel, bookkeeper Prosper May, dwl llOS Fol
Meyer Emanuel, clerk Weil, Cahn i; Co., dwl 744 Howard
Meyer Emil, bookkeeper Bay Sugar Refinerj-, dwl 353
Meyer Emil, florist, proprietor Eureka Nursery, depot 27
Gearv, dwl foot Stanyan
Meyer Ernst H., liquor saloon, SE cor Front and Bdwy
Mever F., fresco painter, dwl 429 Bush
Meyer F. & Co. (John Schleuelmann), groceries and
liquors, Ni; cor Turk and Fillmore
Meyer F. August, salesman, dwl S71 Mission
Meyer Francis H. (F. Meyer i- Co.), dwl NE cor Turk and
' Fillmore
Meyer Frank, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
" Marke bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Mever Frederick (Meyer i- Bro.), dwl 2200 Powell
Meyer Frederick, barkeeper John H. Heins, 5 Jackson
Meyer Frederick, carpenter, dwl 617 Davis
Meyer Frederick, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
514 Howard
Meyer Frederick, clerk 614 Clay, dwl cor Green and
Kearny
Meyer Frederick, driver Philadelphia Brewerj-jdwl 3 Chat^
ham PI
Meyer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 17 Sixth, dwl 427
Stevenson
Meyer Frederick, tanner Funcke & Co.
Meyer Frederick F., molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 407
Folsom
Meyer Frederick H. (PhUip Gerichten <t Co.), dwl 1009
Powell
Meyer Frederick R., liquor saloon, 120 Kearny, dwl cor
Kearny and Ver Mehr
Meyer George, dwl 51 Sullivan's Building
Meyer George, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
905 Jackson
Meyer George, drayman, SW cor Battery and Calitomia,
dwl 1142 Mission
Meyer George, salesman 322 Clay, dwl 137 Third
Meyer George, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl SW
cor Dupont and Pacific
Mever Gotheb, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
■ South S. F.
Mever Gustave, liquor saloon, SE cor Market and Fourth,
' dwl 526 Hayes
Meyer Gustave G., jeweler, dwl 1908 Powell
Meyer GustavTos, cabinetmaker, dwl 739 Tehama
Meyer H., dwl S s Harrison bet Fourth and Fifth
Mever H., stevedore G. H. IftTiitney
Meyer H. & Co. (Frank C. Diercks), Yacht Saloon, 314
Clay
Meyer Haman clerk Henry Schnoor, SE cor Shasta and
Michigan
Meyer Henry (Leydecker * Jf.), dwl 323 Broadway
Meyer Henry (B. Meyer d: Co.), dwl 314 Clay
Meyer Henry (Eipp d: Jf.), dwl SW cor Hyde and Green
Meyer Henrv' (Meyer .t- MvUir), dwl cor Market and Hayes
Meyer Henry, carrier Alta Calif omia and Bulletin, dwl
929 Broadway
Meyer Henrj-, groceries and liquorB, NW cor Filbert and
Dupont
Meyer Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fillmore and
Haight
Meyer Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 959 Bryant
Mever Hemy, painter, dwl 810 Clay
Meyer Henry, waiter William Kappmeier, dwl 304 Town-
send
Meyer Henry J. (Meyer Broi.), dwl NW cor Fremont and
Folsom
Meyer Henrj- W. (Meyer & Elmert), dwl SW cor Powell
and Gre'enwich
Meyer Henry W., groceries and liquors, 210 Steuart
Meyer Herman, clerk Diederich Meyer, dwl 1046 Folsom
Meyer Herman, poultmnan, dwl 469 Jessie
Meyer H. L. E. (Rodgers, M. X- Co.), dwl 707 Mason
Mever Hugo, cigars, 'dwl 841 Mission
Mever Isaac, liquor merchant, dwl 1108 Folsom
Mever Jacob (Fogarty i- J/.), dwl Park Hotel
Meyer Jacob, bootmaker Emanuel Kommer, dwl 429 Pine
Meyer Jeny', seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
ILEYER J. a, H., ivorytumer and billiard-table man-
ufacturer, factorv' 10 Stevenson, salesroom 228 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1210 Polk
Meyer J. Henrj', cashier Alfred Borel & Co. , dwl 819 Mont
Meyer Johann B., teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Miss
Meyer John (Richter J: Jf.), dwl 723 Union
Meyer John, dwl 110 Washington
Meyer John, barkeeper, dwl 520 Broadway
Mever John, brewer, dwl 67 Water
Meyer John, cook, dwl 333 Bush
Meyer John, groceries and liquors, NT\' cor ShotweU and
Twentieth
Meyer John, hairdresser Antbes & Fleischman, dwl 2219
" Powell
Meyer John, locksmith Charles H. Leavitt, dwl NE cor
Clementina and Second
Meyer John, tailor, dwl 311 Pine
Meyer John, teamster Dobrmann & Co., dwl 30 Wash
Meyer John C, policeman To\vnsend St. Depot Southern
" Pac. R. B., dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-fourth and
TwentT-fifth
Meyer John H., clerk Jacob Jost, dwl NW cor Francisco
" and Stockton
Meyer John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Third and
Townsend
Meyer John Henry, laborer, dwl 7 Washington
Meyer John N. , carpenter, dwl 723 Union
MeVer John P. , cooper, dwl 424 Grove
Meyer John W. (Christian Schreiber d Co.), res Oakland
Meyer Jonas, moneybroker, office 212 Pine, dwl 323 Ellis
Meyer Joseph, bakerj', 617 Post
Meyer Joseph, bootblack, dwl 619 Pacific
Meyer Joseph, instrumentmaker Carl Rahsskopff
Meyer Joseph, mechanic, dwl SW cor Dupont and Tallejo
Meyer Joseph, tailor, 422 Sixth
Meyer Julius, peddler, dwl 904^ Folsom
Meyer Kasper, tailor, dwl li Morey Alley
Mever L., glazier, dwl 11^ Oak
Meyer Lehman, clerk L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 704 Ellis
Meyer Leopold (Eau/mann *i- J/.), dwl 623 Ellis
Meyer Leopold, cigardealer, dwl 830 McAllister
Meyer Leopold, commission merchant, dwl 320 Turk
Mever Leopold C. (C. H. Meyer A- Brothers), dwl 1214
" Market
Meyer Louis, bakery and restaurant, 211 Satter, dwl 559
Howard
Meyer Louis, peddler, dwl 442^ Clementina
Mever Louis 0-, mining, dwl 303 Jessie
Meyer Luhr (Meyer d- Bro.), dwl SW cor Bush and Pierce
Mever M., clerk S. Baum 4 Co., dwl 303i Tiu-k
Meyer Marcus C. (C. H. Meyer <t Brothers), res Oakland
Mever Margaret Mrs., midwife, dwl 777 Mission
Meyer Mark, clerk, dwl 309 Turk
Meyer Martin, porter Alaska Commercial Co., dwl N 8
Bush bet Fillmore and Steiner
Meyer Mary (widow), dwl 509 Leavenworth
Meyer Mathias, groceries and hquors, NW cor Powell and
Lombard, dwl 419 Chestnut
Meyer Mathias, moneybroker, office 212 Pine, dwl 1219
Mason
Mever Moses, clerk, dwl 309 Turk
Mever Nathan (Liebe-s Bros. A- Co.), dwl 1415 California
Mever Nicholas L. (Hillebrandt i- Co.), dwl 2019 Folsom
Meyer Ozier, merchant (Salinas City), dwl 309 Tiuk
Mej'er P., peddler, dwi 25 Clara
Meyer Paul, porter G. (3ohn & Cki., dwl 246 aementina
Meyer Peter (Meyer Bros.), dwl 716 Broadway
Meyer Peter, secretarj- Bay Sugar Refinery (ami Meyer
Bros.), dwi 930 Broadway
Meyer Richard, market, 859 Harrison
Mever Robert, barkeeper A. Hensler, dwl 810 (^ay
Mever Robert E., dwi 1814 Market
Meyer Rudolph, dentist L. Bush, dwi 2108 Howard
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Meyer Samuel, plumber Thomas Day, dwi 1108 Sao
Meyer Siegfried, pliysiciaii, office 8 Brannan
Meyer Solomon, market, NE cor Ellis and Larkin. dwl 32
Willow Av
Meyer Sophie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Eakins, dwI 24
Kearny
Meyer Tliomas, butcher, dwl 261} Clara
Meyer Thomas, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Meyer William (Ueckiiian A M.) dwl Oriental Hotel
Meyer William {Rodgers, M. ,t Co.), res Liverpool
Meyer William, cigars and tobacco, 980 Folsom
Meyer William, driver La Grande Laundry, dwl Natoma
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Meyer William, chj' goods, 1227 Stockton, dwl 1230 Stock
Meyer William, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co.. dwl
V06 Bush '
Meyer WiHiani, whitener G. A. Kaiser & Co., dwl SW cor
Fifth and Folsom
Meyer & Akmann (A Ibcrt Meyer and William Akmann),
groceries and market, 30 Sacramento
Meyer & Bro. {Frederick and Charles), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Francisco and Powell
Meyer & Bro. (Luhr and Albert), groceries, liquors, hay,
grain, wood, and coal, SW cor Bush and Pierce
Meyer & Elmers (Henry W. ihnjerand Xiehvlas Elmers),
groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell and Greenwich
Meyer & Muller(H('iir!/ Meijcr and Albert Muller), Uquor
saloon, cor Market and Haves
Meyer & Wemtrmh(Cliarles Meyer and Samuel Wein-
traub), bagmakers, 211 Clay
Meyer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Mier, and Myer
Meyerback Louis, pamter G. B. Deferrari, dwl Pacific bet
Hyde and Larkin
Meyerback Solomon, gi-oceries and liquors, SW cor Mason
and Green
Meyerback William H., brassfinisher George H. Tay &
Co., dwl 1419 Pacific
Meyerfeld Jesse, bookkeeper 300 Battery, dwl 320 Turk
Meyerfeld Moses {Falkemtein d- Co.), dwl 029 Tj'ler
Meyerhoft Diedrich, dwl Green Comt
Meyers , dwl 777 Market
HIEVERi^ AUOII'II, musical instruments, 651 Wash-
ington, dwl 700 Vallejo
Meyers Adolph N. , clerk, dwl 405 Turk
Meyers B., e-xpresswagon, lis Sausom
Meyers Benjamin (Meyers Bri.thers), dwl 220 Austin
Meyers Benjamin, clerk, dwl Hi Oak
Meyers Benjamin, flourpaeker Horace Davis & Co., dwl
11 Minna
Meyers Brothers (Richard and Benjamin), blacksmiths
and horseshoers, 400 Drumm
Meyers Charles (Beckman <t- M.), dwl S 8 McAllister nr
Franklin
Meyers David A., jjeddler, dwl 32 Clinton
Meyers Eliza (widow), boarding and lodgings, 34 Minna
Meyers Elizabeth Mrs., fiu-nished rooms, 615 Sacramento
Meyers Prank, barkeeper Salvin P. Collins
Meyers Frederick, laborer, dwl 1808 Powell
Meyers Frederick, milkranch, dwl W s Columbia bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Meyers Frederick, special policeman, dwl Western House,
Meyers Harry, barkeeper Keely & Bolts, dwl 737 Howard
Meyers Henry, longshoreman, dwl 204 Steuart
Meyers Henrj-, salesman, dwl 231 Stevenson
Meyers Henry, salesman 715 Market, dwl 108 Austin
Meyers Henry L., carpenter George E. Bowles, dwl 612
Broadway
Meyei-s Hotel, John Gartner proprietor, 814 Montgomerj-
Meyers J., laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Meyers J. G., e.xpresswagon, cor Dupont and Post
Meyers John, clerk D. Witgen & Co., dwl NW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Meyers John, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, dwl 236
Sutter
Meyers John W., purser Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking
Meyers Joseph, dwl 114 Geary
Meyers Joseph, salesman, dwl 229 Kearny
Meyers Joseph T., dwl 14 Fifth Av
Meyers Louis, salesman G20 Kearny, dwl International
Hotel
Meyers Louis, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Meyers Louis A., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Meyers P., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Meyers Richard (Meyers Brothers), dwl 917 Jones
Meyers Robert, clerk Valentine Newmark, dwl NW cor
Powell and Union
Meyers S. G., carpenter D. A. Macdouald & Co., dwl 146
Second
Meyera T., fireman Cal. Pacific R. R. stm Amelia, Broad-
Meyers Wilham, shoem.aker Einstein Bros. & Co. dwl 114
Hayes
Meyerstein Henry, clothier, 637 Keamv, dwl 3''6 T\'Ier
Meyerstem Joseph, dealer bags, 124 CVmmercial, dwl 113
freelon
Meyerstein Louis {Meyerstein A Lowenberq), dwl 9"3 Post
Meyerstem & Lowenberg (Louis Meymtiin and Isador
Lomenber^j), merchants, 25 Sansom
Mej-n H.raian, carpenter, dwl 443 Jessie
Meyn John, clerk ftederick Carsteu, dwl NW cor Mission
and Seventeenth
Meyn Otto, blacksmith Ira J. Casebolt, dwl 18 White PI
Meyu Peter, laborer, dwl 18 White PI
Me.vni Peter, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 1620 Foh
Meyn T., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Meysel Oscar, hairdresser, dwl 333 Bush
Mezner J., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Mezzara Pietro, sculptor and cameocutter, 808 Montgom-
ery, dwl 1515 Powell
Mhoon John B., attorney at law and court commissioner
Third District Court, office 7 Mont Av, res Oakland
Mialon Jules, tailor, 723 Clay
Michael Aaron, tailor, 3 Belden, dwl 1415 California
Michael Abraham, stoves and tinware, 25 Dupont dwl
436 Natoma
Michael Caspar, clothing, 134 Second
Michael Charles, seaman, dwl 103 Clark
Michael David, collector, dwl 4-20J Natoma
Michael Edward, clerk Davis & Co., dwl 18 Mary
Michael Gerson, bootmaker, 213 Pacific
Michael Gussie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 150 Linden Av
Michael Gustav, bootmaker, 132 Pacific, dwl 629 Front
Michael Heyman, tailor, 705 Battery-
Michael J., dwl 213 Eddy
Michael John, cabinetmaker G. UeflSnger & Co., dwl Si
Freelon
Michael Joseph (Dams it Co.), dwl 242 Jessie
Michael Ma.\, tailor, 350 Jessie
Michael Solomon, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff
Michael Solomon, peddler, dwl 1120 Montgomery
Michaelis Borchart, peddler, dwl 542 Green
Michaelis Ernest, hairdresser Gallagher &. Armann, dwl
814 Montgomery
Michaelis Henrj-, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Sutter,
dwl 542 Green
Michaelis Henry F. (M. Brunimis & Co.), dwl 705 Miss
Michaels Aaron, dwl 1415 California
Michaels George, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Howand Steu
Michaels George W., laborer, dwl 14 Spear
Michaels Henrj' (Charles Langley <fc Co.), dwl 11 Van Ness
Av
Michaels Herman, laborer S. P. Soda Works, dwl Green
bet Dupont and Stockton
Michaels Isaac, clerk, dwl 31 Second
Michaels Isaac, clothing, 209 Fourth
Michaels John, rigger William Green
Michaels Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 1802 Mason
Michaels William (colored), cook stm Kalorama, Market
St. Wharf
Michaelsen Alexander, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Michaelsen August, bookkeeper Charles Duisenberg &
Co., dwl 2806} Howard
Michaelsen August, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 917
Green^vich
Michaelsen John C, clerk Charles H. Bogel, dwl 813 Wash-
ington
Michaelsen L. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 2806} Howard
Michaelsen Ludwig, teacher, dwl 2806} Howard
Michaelsen M., expresswagon, 324 Sacramento, dwl 327
Oak
Michaelson Donald, ironmolder, dwi 30 Everett
Michaelsen Frederick (Miehaelson 1- Tomfort), dwl W s
San Jos^ Ro-ad nr Si-\-mile House
Michaelson Henry, dravman, 60S Sansom, dwl 634 Filbert
Michaelson Henry, milker Michaelson & Tomfort, dwl W
s San Jose Roa(.l nr Six-mile House
Michaelson H. M. , livery stable, NE cor Eddy and Hyde
Michaelson WiUiam, hackdriver, dwl NE cor Eddv and
Hyde
Michaelson & Tomfort (Frederick Michaelson and Henry
Torn/ort), milkranch, W s San Jose Road nr Six-mile
House
Michalitschke Anton (Michalitschkc Bros.), dwl 31 John
Michalitschke Bros (Jose/ and Anton), cigars and to-
bacco, 756 Washington and 239 Kearny
Michalitschke Josef (Michalitschke Bros.), dwl 1113 Clay
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MICHAISEX RASJfrS T., groceries and Uquore, SE
cv>r iUta and Calhoun
Michalson J., broker, d»l 28 Geary
Michaux Gaston. Ccxipers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Michaux Rita Mme. (widow), dressmaker, 303 Stockton
I and 3U Post
I .Michel .\ntoine, vegeUbles, 25 Colombo Market
1 Michel John, baker Camous K Bnin, dwl 722 Lombard
; Michel John, fishmonger J. H. Kessing, d»l 22 Stockton
Alley
Michel .Moriti, dwl 636 Post
Michel Solomon, peddler, dwl 5 Trinity
. Michel Soloman, tailor, dwl 939 Fols-jm
, Michelet Christian F., repacker, dwl NW cor Jackson and
Batteo' . J „. 1,
Micheli Guiseppe, expressman, NW cor Davis and W asn-
injrton. dwl cor Harrison and Eighth
Micheli Vincenzio (3IarsiU J: Co.), dwl 320 Broadway
Michels Aaron W. {iticluti, Friedlander d: Co.), dwl Cos-
m<>p.-)litan Hotel
HICHEL.S, FUIEDLAXBER A CO. (.Aaron W. Mi-
I ckeli, Morris Fricdlaiuier, and Louii M. Michele),
I importers and jobbers ladies' and gents' furnishing
I gootls, I'ankee notions, etc, 7 and 9 Batteiy
• Michels George, milkman, dwl S 3 Clay bet Dertsadero and
Broderick
j Michels Isaac, salesman Michels, Friedlander s. Co., dwl
31 Second
Michels John (XU-hels <t Seibet), dwl NE cor Francisco
J and Stockton
1 Michels Louis M. (llichelt, Friedlander <t Co.}, res >ew
I York
I Michels M., waiter, dwl What Cheer House
Michels Morris, tailor, IS Mary
' Michels i Seibel {John JlicheU and Phttip Seibel), mar-
ket, NE cor Francisco and Stockton
i Michelsen Ferdinand, shoemaker, dwl 1'27 Rose At
Michelsen N., principal German-English School, basement
i St, Paul's Lutheran Church, dwl 121* Oak
Michelsen Peter, master mariner, office 305 East
Michelsen Rudolph C. T. (Frederick Ludema n <t Co.), dwl
SW cor Baker and Lombard
Michelson Benjamin, teamster, dwl W s Bourbin PI bet
Ellis and Eddy
Michelson Jacob, master mariner, dwl 110 Perry
Michelssen, Brown 4: Co. (Edtcard iticheUsen, Benjamin
ir. Broicn, and Daniel Roth), importers and dealers
provisions, porkpackers Potrero, wholesale butchers
Railroad A\, South S. F., ofiSce and salesroom SOS
and 310 Front
Michelssen Edw-ard (3fichrls^en, Brown X- Co.), and agent
Bremen B<>ard of Underwriters, office 30S Front (and
ilibim .1- Co., SiKramfnlu), dwl 213 Hyde
Michigan Central and Great Western Railways, P. G. Beam
general agent. otHce 110 Montgomerj-
Michler Frank, lieutenant U. S. A., aid-de-camp to Gen.
Schofield, office 105 Stockton, dwl 1104 Market
Michulup Barbara (widow), dwl 109 Welsh
Mickell William, cook stm Venttu-a
Mickelson John, seaman, dwi 140 Folsom
Mickelson R., carjienter Palace Hotel
Mickle Etting, cashier Thomas Bell, 305 Sansom, dwl 6'26
California
Micolini Anton, p<5rter Ferdinand Scherr, dwl 822 Cal
Microscopical Society San Francisco, C. Mason Kinne sec-
retary-, rooms .t31 California
M!ddel5t'"'rp Daniel, can^enter, dwl 1111 Kearny
Middlehog Gerhart, dwl 707 Laguna
Middlemas David, carpenter California Mills, dwl 312
lieale
Middlemas George (Middlemas <t Boole), dwl 1012 Mont
Middlemas & B-wle (Georoe Middlemas and William A.
Boole), shipwTights and calkers. Pier 19 Steuart
Middlesworth Curtis Mrs. (widow), dwl 5'28 Stevenson
Middlesworth John R., drayman Main & Winchester, dwl
1006 Market
Middleton Arthur H., printer Dewey <: Co., dwl 1006
Hvde
MinULETO>', BRTDE A CO. (Jonathan Middleton
amt William L. Bnjd'), shipchandlery, shipwrights,
I and dealers provisions, and commission merchants,
j 320 \Vashingt<iu
'■ MiddleU>n Catherine (widow), dwl 324 Main
Middleton Emilie (widow), dwi 2622 Sacramento
MiddleUm Frank M. (Pitman A- J/.), dwl Russ House
Middleton George E., clerk California Mills, dwl 26'22 Sac-
j ramento
1 Middleton George W. , capitalist, office 401 California room
I 9, res Oakland
Middleton Harry F., clerk John Middleton & Son, dwi 327
Gean- •
Middlet-m James, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Middleton John (Middleton .i- Farnsicorth), dwl IKM
Market
MIDWIETOX JOIK * SOX (Sanniel P. Middleton),
real-estate auctioneers. 310 Montgomery
Middleton John M., engineer Bacon & Co., dwl 3 Reed PI
Middleton Jonathan (^Middleton, Bryde J: Co.), dwl E s
Dolores nr Columbia
Middleton Joseph G. , carpenter, dwl 153 Minna
MiddleUjn Robert, teamster Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.
MIWWLETON S.t.Ml'EL P. (John Middleton i- Son
,,,,'1 ijlji.'K A- MublUton). dwi 19 Ellis
MIDIILETON A FA'tNSWORTH (John Middleton
and E. Seymour Farmworth), wholesale and retail
coaldealers, 14 Post
Mides Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Midon Frank, candy manufacturer and confectioner, 1'23
Sutter
Midraels Ernst, hairdresser, dwl 814 Montgomery
Midson Richard, bricklayer, dwi 1036 Folsom
Miebach Michael, porter Benjamin B. Thayer, dwl 512 Stev
Miebach Peter Joseph, porter 432 Mont, dwl 10 Oak
Miedecke John, tailor, dwi 736 Green
.Miederick Henrj', tailor Bullock & Jones, dwl 423 Green
Mielson Peter, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Mienpress G., porkpacker, dwi 15S Shipley
Mier Guadalupe (widow), dwi 1510 Dupont
Mier Joseph, special policeman, dwl 7'2S Howard
Mierson Augustus (jfierson, Jewell i- Co.), res Placer-
lille
Mierson, Jewell & Co. (Augustus Mierson, Godfrey Jevi-
ell, and Isaac Levy), clothing and fumi.shing goods,
8'28 and S30 Kearny
Miesegaes Alfred D., draftsman County Assessor's Office,
dwi 704^ Mission
Miesegaes O. H., office 111 Clay, dwj 116 Francisco
Mieser Hermann A., porkpacker Lewis Hentrich, dwl 1012
Leavenworth
Miever John, shipcarpentcr, dwl Iowa det Yolo and Yuba
Mighell Richard H., clerk E. W. Moss, dwl 957 Market
Mighell William E. (Staffer i- M.), dwl 731 Bush
Migin John, teamster, dwl 1322 Green
Mignola Givoanni, cutlervgrinder, 212 Jackson
Mihy Jules, brushmaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl 217
Perrv
Mikkelson Rasmus, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwi 19 Downey
Mikulich J. C, chop house, 3'23 Washington '
Milan John, janitor Montgomery Block, dwl 1112 Mont
Milan Patrick, crockeryp-acker, dwi 906 Stockton
MUatorich Antonio, merchant, dwl NE cor McAllister and
Van Ness Av
Milch WOliam, upholsterer, dwl 13 Harlan PI
Milcks Ezra. Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
MUdon F., dwi 120 Fourth
Mildram Frank B. (Mildram i- Bolmes), dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
MILDKAII A HOUIES (Frank B. MOdram and
Walter G. Uobnes), attorneys at law, office '21 and 22
U. S. Court Building
Mildrich Michael, laborer, dwi 17} Fifth At
Miles A., carjienter, dwi Park Hotel
Miles Bernard, foreman J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 27 Ellen
nr Seventh
Miles Charles, laborer Daniel D. Holland, dwl 218 Bdwy
Miles Charles (colored), porter 318 California, dwl 345
Third
HUES EDWARD M., secretary Spring Valley Water
Works, office 516 California, dwl S s Liberty bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero
Miles Frank, blacksmith, dwi 5 Kate
Miles George, engineer, dwl NE cor Bryant and First
Miles Gerry', shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwi 712
Turk
Sliles Harriet (widow, col'd), ladies' nurse, dwl 67 Gilbert
Miles Henry, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwi 712
Turk
Miles Hugh, pressman Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl
26 Welsh
Miles J., machinist Pacific MaU S S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl SE
cor First and Brvant
Miles John, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Miles John, waiter Grand Hotel
Miles John E. , agent E. Schneider & Co. , candle manufact-
urers (Chicago), office 405 Front room 2, res Oakland
Miles John P., commission merchant, dwl 1230 Mission
Largest s,ni Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. MarketJj
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Miles Joseph T. (S. F. Co-operative Box Factory), dwl 14
Fifth Av
Miles Josephine Miss (colored), hairdresser, dwl 67 Gilbert
Miles Lewis, bootmaker Einstein Bros. & Co. , dwi IS Eddy
Miles Michael, contractor, dwi NW cor Pajje and Bu-
chanan
Miles M. J. Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 1070 Howard
Miles Paul, mining-, office 606 Mont^-^omery
Miles R. S. Mrs., teacher Fourth St. Primari' School, dwl
14 Fifth Av
Miles Samuel, cook, dwl 625 Da^^^
Miles Thomas H., law and collection, office 339 Kearny
Miles William E., shipchandler, dwl 731 Bush
Miles William F., harbor police officer, dwl 7 Monroe
Miles. See Myles
Miley Jacob A., baker and confectioner (Oakland), dwl
1714 Mason
Milej William, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Uni-
versity Mound College
Miliano H., cook Prescott House, dwl 1153 Dupont
Military Librarj', David Wilder secretary and librarian,
2S Merchants' Exchange
Milkmen's Mutual Aid and Protective Association, office
35 Eddy
Millan Antonio, capitalist, dwl 507 Pine
Millar John, saddlery and harness, 305 Da%-is, res East
Oakland
Millar John E., searcher records Real Estate Associates,
office 304 Montgomery, res Oakland
Millard H. W., compositor Alta California, dwl California
Hotel
Millard Jerome, interpreter Chinese, office 607 Wash
Millaret Thomas, bootmaker, 528 PaciJfic
Millen Edward, fireman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm New-
hern, Folsom St. Wharf
Millen John M., shoemaker, dwl 431 Pine
Millen Thomas, laborer, E s Jones bet Bush and Pine
Miller Miss, tailoress. dwl 30 O'Farrell
Miller Abram I,, janitor Masonic Temple
Miller A, D., milkranch, Visitaoion Valley nr Toll Gate
Miller Adam, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny, dwl cor
Brjant and Twenty-third
Miller Adam, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl W s
Mission Ocean House Road nr Eighteenth
Miller Albert., superintendent S. F. Market, office and
dwl 515 Merchant
Miller Albert, vice-president S. F. Sa\ings Union, office
532 California, dwl 1208 Sacramento
MiUer Albert S., builder Pacific Bridge Co., dwl 626
Fourth
Miller Albert S., special policeman, dwl 1178 Harrison
Miller Alexander, commission merchant, dwl 204 Tj'ler
Miller Alexander, tanner, dwl 715 Brannan
Miller Alfred, jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 335 Bush
Miller Alonis, carpenter, dwl 810 Clav
Miller Alphonso W., bookkeeper Craig & Co., dwl 525 Ste-
venson
Miller Andres, baker Elkan Adler, dwl S06 Larkin
Miller Andrew, laborer, dwl 11 Decatur
Miller Andrew, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 521
Howard
Miller Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl Windsor House
Miller Anthony, butcher, 550 Fourth
Miller Antonio, laborer Cutting & Co., dwl 1415 Kearoy
Miller Arthur, dwl 8 Commercial
Aliller August, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl NE cor
Post and Dupont
Miller B., dwl 106 Post
Miller Bartuel. bootmaker, dwl 530 Natoma
Miller Benjamin, draj-man, 213 Drumm, dwl 106 Wash
Miller Bernard, poultrj' and game, 85 and 86 Centre Mar-
ket, dwl 638 Post
Miller Carleton W., U. S. internal revenue ganger, dwl
Russ House
Miller Caspar, tailor, dwl 536 Sacramento
Miller Catherine (widow), janitress Fairmount Public
School, dwl W 8 Mission nr Thirty-first
Miller Catherine (widow), seamstress, dwl 432 Jessie
Miller Cecilia Mrs., furnished rooms. 112 and 114 Geary
MUler C. H., watchmaker ComeU Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Miller Chandler W., miner, dwl 221 Second
Miller Charles (Huntingtoti, Hopkins tt Co.), dwl 1011
Sutter
Miller Charles {Miller tt- Co.), dwl SW cor Francisco and
Scott
Miller Charles, dwl 9 O'Farrell
Miller Charles, butcher What Cheer House
MUler Charles, carpenter, dwl 649 Broadway
Miller Charles, clerk William Fahrenkrug, dwl NE cor
Howard and Seventh
Miller Charles, co<..k Brendel & Volz, dwl 419 Stevenson
Miller Charles, cooper, dwl S s Brannan bet Seventh and
Eighth
Miller Charles, driller Pacific Rolling Mills
Miller Charles, expressman, dwl W s Bourbin PI bet El-
lis and Eddy
Miller Charles, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., dwl Potrero Av
nr Twenty-fourth
Miller Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Miller Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Miller Charles, special policeman, dwl 524 Howard
Miller Charles, upholsterer, dwl Hotel Rhein
Miller Charles, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl in
Fremont
Miller Charles A., baker, dwl 1 Quincv PI
Miller diaries A., coppesmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
716 Howard
Miller Charles A. C, dwl 137 Montgomery
Miller Charles Arthur, office 21 Merchants" Exchange, dwl
W s Leavenworth bet Union and Filbert
Miller Charles E., salesman 117 CHUifoniia, dwl 331 Beale
Miller Charles F., physician and apotheairj', 1125 Dupont
dwl 1310 Powell
Miller Charies H. (SfilleT Jj Klunder), dwl SW cor Jack-
son and Drumm
Miller Charles H., butcher, dwl 550 Fourth
Miller Charles H., machinehand Pacific Furniture Manul.
Co., dwl 952 Mission, rear
Miller Charles Louis, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
dwl 7 Chelsea PI
Miller Charles W., laundr>-man D. A. Taylor, dwl SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Miller Charles W., special policeman, dwl 1211 Union
Miller Christian, coi^ectioner, dwl 814 Montgomery
Miller Christopher, baker Herman Kahn, dwl NW cor
Geary and Mason
Miller Conrad, baker, dwl 215 Second
Miller Conrad, carpenter, dwl S s Frank PI nr Mason
Miller Cornelius, hostler, dwl 845 Harrison
Miller Dennis, molder Frear Stone Co., dwl 1010 Natoma
Miller E. C. i^ainter, dwl 28:J0 Howard
Miller Edmund C, carpenter, dwl 12 Heron
MiUer Edward H., clerk General Freight Office Central
Pacific R. R.. dwl 746 Howard
MILLEK EDYVARU H. Jr., secretary Central Pacific
R. R. and Sacramento Valley R. R.. office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 36, dwl Teniunal Hotel
Miller Edward J., dwl 1021 Mission, rear
Miller Ehas, dwl 504 Leavenworth
Miller Elias, carpenter, dwl 1310 Powell
Miller Elisha S.. assistant secretarj' Central Pacific R. R.. I
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 36, dwl
Terminal Hotel
Miller Ellen (widow), dressmaker, dwl 313 Seventh
Miller Enmia Miss, dressmaker Madame Shear, dwl S s
Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
Miller Enist, waiter Edward Ne^iiian, dwl 743 Market
Miller Francis A., bricklayer, dwl 311 Pine
Miller Frank, carpenter, dwl Hotel Rhein
Miller Frank, laborer Golden Gate Park
Miller Frank, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Miller Frederick {Hinricha d- Co.), dwl 331 East
Miller Frederick. barkeei>er John Hauser, dwl 402 Green
Miller Frederick, drajnnan Allison & Co., dwl Oriental
Hotel
Miller Frederick, expressman, dwl 1310 Powell
Miller Frederick, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor Cali-
fornia and Devisadero
Miller Frederick, laborer WilUam H. Brown, dwl S s Van-
dewater nr Mason
Miller Frederick A. {Miller 6: Silvers), dwl N s Lombard
nr Larkin
Miller Frederick W., hairdresser, 202 Sutter, dwl 2 Cot-
tage PI
Miller Fritz, laborer Herman Fischbeck, dwl cor Utah and
Sixteenth
Miller George {Alexander Wawth <f- Co.), res Oakland
Miller George {Miller d- Haeker), dwl 268 Clara
Miller George, dwl 16 St. Marj'
Miller George, dwl 611 Natoma
Miller George, dwl 811 Greenwich
Miller George, baker>% 1216 Pacific
Miller George, boilennaker, dwl 227 Second
Miller George, bookkeeper WeU & Woodleaf, dwl 1017
Market
Miller George, bricklayer, dwl 125 Sausom
Miller George, fruits, SW cor Geary and Leavenworth
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Slillcr Geuffe, papercarrier, dwl W s Mission nr Thirty-
Miller George E., fireman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl
l-2ln Stockton
Miller George H., clerk John C. Lynas, res Oakland
Miller George M., florist, SW cor Howard and Third, dwl
SW cor San JosiS Av and Twenty-second
Miller George VV., clerk, dwl 182S Clay , „. _.
Miller George W., hatter, 112 Montgomery, dwl 617 Pme
Miller George W., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
331 Beale
Miller Grant Mrs., furnished rooms, 850 Market
Miller Grant A., machinehand William B. Bradburj', dwl
850 Market
Miller Gustav, seaman, dwl 2 Stockton PI , _
Miller Hamilton, carpenter and builder, dwl 933 Mission
Miller Harry B., builder Pacific Bridge Co., dwl 626
Fourth
Miller Harry G., bootmaker, dwl 734 Jackson
Miller Hartwig L., dwl 1517 California , „ ^ ,
Miller H. Clay, cashier Custom House, res Tubbs Hotel,
Oakland
Miller Henry (Miller A- Lm), dwl 430 BrjTmt
Miller Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 9 Freelon
Miller Henry, cigars and tobacco, cor Market and Tyler,
dwl 105.5 Howard .
Miller Henrj', with James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl 17 Thu-d
Miller Henry W., secretary New England Combination
Hoofing Co., 330 Pine room 31, (and Van Dusen cfc
MA. dwl 207 Kearny
Miller Henry W. Jr., cigars and tobacco, 5 Second, dwl
207 Kearny
Miller Herman, cook Dresdener House, 337 Bush
Miller Hugh, clerk, dwl 28 Potter
Miller H. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 209 Kearny
Miller Isaac, ironmelter, dwl 254J Clara
Miller Isaac, patternmaker, dwl 114 Geary
Miller Isaac W., tanner Bloch & Davidson, dwl SE cor
Brannan and Sixth
Miller J., bricklayer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Miller Jacob, peddler, dwl 1114 Harrison
Miller Jacob, seaman, dwl 27 Freelon
Miller Jacob, woodturner, dwl 28 Welsh
Miller Jacob, woodturner Jesse & Drew, dwl Mechanics'
Hotel
Miller Jacob F. . deputy sheriff, dwl 525 Stevenson
Miller Jacob M., manufacturer showcases, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Spring
Miller James, dwl 1010 Natoma, rear
Miller James, blacksmith Tail & Hainque, dwl 1 Taylor PI
Miller James, cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Miller James, captain tug Wizard, dwl llOS Montgomery
Miller James, expressman, dwl 1624 Howard
Miller James, hardware, dwl 320 Clementina
Miller James, real estate, dwl 252 Jessie
Miller James, Scandinavian .Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Miller James A. , assistant correspondent, etc. , Pacific Mail
S. S. Co.'s Ofiice, dwl 100 Post
Miller James A., clerk Ammon, Caspar! & Co., res Grand
Central Hotel. Oakland
Miller James F., carpenter, dwl 514 Sixth
Miller James H., painter S. M. Hills, dwl 61 Bernard
Miller James L., clerk George L. Hi>we, dwl 617 Mason
Miller James L. Jr., clerk Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl
617 Mason
Miller James N., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 255
Stevenson
Miller James R., dwl 127 Valencia
Miller James T., clerk Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 106 Post
Miller Jane (widow), dwl 4 Camp
Miller J. C, foremau Pac. Furniture Manuf. Co.
Miller Jennie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,dwl
309 Fifth
Miller Jeremiah, compositor Morning Call, dwl 200 Stock
Miller Jeremiah, mining, dwl 1709 Polk
Miller J. F., builder Pacific Bridge Co.. dwl 626 Fourth
HILLKK .1. FR.t.\K. deputy collector and auditor
Custom House, res Oakland
Miller J. U., driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Miller John {Miller d: Co.), dwl SW cor Francisco and
Scott
Miller John, dwl 54 Tliird
Miller John, dwl 662 How.ard
Miller John, blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwl W s N bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth avs. South S. F.
Miller John, c:ibinctmaker, dwl 530 Third
Miller John, clerk James E. Mitchell & Co., dwl W s Fill-
more bet Turk and Eddy
Miller John, clerk John Lemkau, dwl 20 Everett
Miller John, engineer, dwl NW cor Howard and Sixteenth
Miller John, general watchman Steamers Central Pacific
R. R.
Miller John, groceries and liquors, 22 Howard
Miller John, ironworker Thomas White, dwl Vermont nr
Humboldt
Miller John, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, dwl 014 Greenwich
Miller John, laborer, dwl 1219 Polk, rear
Miller John, laborer Palace Hotel
Miller John, liquor and coffee saloon, 43 Sacramento
Miller John, secretary Contract and Finance Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 1, dwl SW cor Fifteenth
and First Av
Miller John, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 11 Pow
Miller John, saigarrefiner, dwl 24^ Langton
Miller John, waiter 623 Commercial
Miller John D., wheelwright, dwl 8 Central PI
Miller John David, stovemounter George H. Tay & Co.,
dwl 1103 Montgomery
Miller John F. (colored), janitor City Paving Co., dwl 829
Vallejo
IMULEK JOHN F., president Alaska Commercial Co.
(and Hutchin.wn, Eohl, Philippem ifc Co.), oCBce 310
Sansom, res Napa
MUler John H., janitor Court Block 636 Oay, dwl IS Se-
lina PI
Miller John J., sailmaker, dwl 602 Lombard
Miller John J., teamster Adolph Schroeder, dwl SW cor
Post and Dupont
Miller John M., laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Miller John P. G., bookkeeper, dwl 532 Folsom
Miller John W. (Mith-r Ji- Halt), res Oakland
Miller John W., bricklayer, dwl 411 Jones
Miller Joseph, milker Miller & Co., dwl SW cor Francisco
and Scott
Miller Joseph, tobacconist, dwl 10 Stockton PI
Miller Joseph, turner, dwl 512 Bush
Miller Josephine Miss, t«acher Union Grammar School,
dwl 1013 Powell
Miller Julius, silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 627 Cal
Miller J. W. , merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Miller K. Mrs., janitress Fairmount School
Miller L. & Son (Louis Miller Jr.), manufacturing jewel-
ers, 335 Bush
Miller Laurence, master mariner, dwl 5 Liberty
Miller La wTence, upholsterer Charles Plum & Co., dwl
119 Olive Av
Miller Leopold, butcher David Wolf, dwl 1516 Taylor
Miller Lewis, bookkeeper, dwl 828 Folsom
Miller Lems, cook, dwl 615 Commercial
Miller Lizzie, chambermaid Lick House
Miller Louis (L. Miller tC- Son), dwl 126 Seventh
Miller Louis, dwl 825 Keaniy
Miller Louis, butcher Dengler & Breiling, dwl 229 Minna
Miller Louis, cook, dwl SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Miller Louis, cook John Anderson, 783 Market
Miller Louis, mariner, dwl 328 Main
Miller Louis, milkranch, SE cor Scott and Fraadsco
Miller Louis, porter Bachman Bros.
Miller Louis, porter Nucleus House
Miller Louis, waiter, dwl 917 Broadway
Miller Louis, woodturner, dwl 112 Clinton
Miller Louis Jr. (L. Miller it Son), dwl 335 Bush
Miller M. A. Mrs., milliner, 8 Fifth
Miller Margaret (widow), liquor saloon, 627 Pacific, dwl
Sullivan's Building
Miller Mark A., general advertising agent, office and dwl
608 Market
Miller Martha Mrs., dwl 524 Howard
Miller Martin, salesman John W. Jones, dwl 530 Natoma
Miller Mary (widow), dwl 38 Louisa
Miller Marv (widow), dressmaker, dwl 311 Jessie
Miller Man,' J. (widow), dwl 3 .A.ugust Alley, rear
Miller Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 500 Jones
Miller M. B., stockoperator, dwl 603 Folsom
Miller Minnie Myrtle Mrs., authoress, dwl 117 Sixth
Miller Minor W., dwl 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Morgan, mining stocks, dwl 318 Pine
Miller Munroe, book and jobprlnter, 211 Sacramento, dwl
E 9 Middle bet Pine and California
Miller Napoleon B., bookkeeper H. A. Mayhew, dwl 106
Post
Miller O. C, secretary U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Miller P. D., dwl 1403 Stockton
Miller Peter, bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co., res Oak
Land
Miller Peter, printseller, dwl 636 Commercial
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market.
0. p. VAU SCHAACE & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Miller Peter, stevedore, dwl S04 Third
Miller Peter, tailor A. Marks, dwl 616 California
Miller Peter C. salesman Henrj- LUcke, dwl 12'20 Kearny
Miller Pet«r W., cooper J. W. "Coppage & Co., dwl 42*6
Shotwell
Miller Philip, carpenter, dwl W s Mission Ocean House
Road nr Eighteenth
Miller R., dniftsman, dwl 533 Sacramento
Miller R. , milkman, Presidio
Miller Renate (%\idow), dwl 2'219 Mason
Miller R. J., carpenter, dwl NW cor Franklin and Mc-
Allister
Miller R. S. (widow), dwl 804 Turk
Miller Samuel, tourist agent Central Pacific R. R,, 3 New
Mont ^'■om en,', dwl 618 Grove
Miller Sarah E. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School,
dwl 418 Jones
Miller Shannon P., painter, dwl 2530 Howard
Miller Solomon, gusfitter Julius Lempke, dwl 638 Post
Miller Stephen B., dwl 28 Potter
Miller Stephen G., salesman Redington, Hostetter & Co.,
dwl 8 Mason
Miller T., clerk, dwl 106 Post
Miller Thomas, dwl 215 Thirteenth
Miller Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
California and Jones
Miller Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl W s Do-
lores nr Seventeenth •
Miller Thomas J., stableman James Graham, dwl 907 Lar-
kin
Miller Thomas S.. real estate, dwl 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Tullv, clerk Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 106 Post
Miller Mashinirton J. {Miller ifc Co.), 10 Davis
Miller W. H., clerk, dwl 17 Third
Miller Wilhelm. merchant, dwl 204 Steuart
Miller William {FL^her A- MX dwl 35 Morton
Miller William, baker William Poehlman, dwl What Chee
House
Miller >\111iam, barkeeper, dwl 22 Everett
Miller William, barkeeper Barrett & Cazneau, dwl 11 Geary
Miller William, cabinetmaker Charles Plum & Co., dwl 310
Jessie
Miller William, contractor and Guilder, dwl 12 John
Miller William, cook Lange & Krsmke, dwl 1004 Market
Miller William, deputy sheriff, dwl 1723 Sutter
Miller William, expressman, dwl 111 Olive Av
Miller William, gymnasium. 232 Sutter, dwl 325 Fifth
Miller William, hackman, Plaza, dwl 2 White
Miller William, laborer, dwl Beny St. House
Miller William, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Miller William, mason Palace Hotel
Miller William, musician, dwl 402 Green
Miller William, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1111 Mont
Miller William, salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl 509
Jones
Miller William, shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl KU Perry
Miller William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Miller William, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mission
Miller William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Miller William B., laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bav
MILLER M'lLLIAM C, apothecary, 1124 Stockton,
dwl 1516 Powell
Miller William C, butcher W. L. Brackett, dwl 206 Steu-
art
Miller WiUiam H., carriagemakerPlatb&Ritzmuller, dwl
1723 Sutter
Miller William H., circus actor, dwl Lick House
Miller WiUiam H., foreman Engine No. 4 S. F, F. D., dwl
144 Second
Miller William H., musician, dwl 811 Union
Miller William H. , wood and coal, 28 Potter, dwl Hickory
nr Wayne, S s Bemal Heights
Miller William L., laborer Adoneia Fulton, dwl cor Illi-
nois and Sierra
Miller Wilson S., plumber and gasfitter, 136 Post, dwl 404
Greenwich
MUler W. J., dwl 405 Powell
Miller W. W., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Miller & Co. {Charles and John), milkmen, SW cor Fran-
cisco and Scott
Miller & Co. {Waahinqton J. Miller and James P.
Huhne), commission wool and grain, 10 Da\-is
Miller & Hacker ((rcorge Miller and A fPTUst Hacker), ba-
kerv and restaurant, 421 and 423 Fourth
Miller & Hall {John W. Miller and Abraham Hall), hay
and grain, 21 and 23 Spear
Miller & Klunder Charles H. Miller and John Klunder),
groceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson and Drumm
MILLER A LI1\ {Henry MUkr and Charles Lux),
wholesale butchers, S s Firet Av nr Kentucky, South
S. F., office 533 Keamv
MILLER A i^t¥.\V.n^\F. A. MUler and John H.Sie-
vers), florists, 27 Post, nurseries Lombard bet Lar-
kin and Polk and Chestnut bet Polk and Van Nesa Av
Millet A. B., student Heald's Business College
Millett Edward V., collector, office and dwl 504 Kearny
Millett George F. , compositor Women's Co-operative Un-
ion, dwl 117 Mason
Millhouse John, shoemaker. 377 Jessie
Millies Ferdinand, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Mont
Milligan Ellen L. Miss, fancy goods. 14 Second
Milligan Marj- A., saleswoman Miss Ellen L MilUgan, dwl
14 Second
Milligan Robert, laborer, dwl 541 First
Milligan Robert, third-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Salvador
Milligan S. P., baggage agent Pacific Transfer Co., dwl
533 Sacramento
Milligan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 321 Pacific
Milligan Thomas, laborer Chase & Wolf
MILLIKE\ ISAAC T., mining and real-estate agent,
302 Montgomery, and agent C. B. Evans' Mantels and
Grates, 109 Stockton, dwl 863 Mission
Milliken John, bookkeeper Atlantic and Pac Telegraph
Co., res Oakland Point
MiUiken K. H., laborer Townsend St Depot Central Pa-
cific R. R.
Milliken Lydia H. Mrs., boarding, 405 Sutter
Milliken Peter, collector Evening Bulletin, res Oakland
Point
Milliken Peter, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Milliken William H., clerk H. B. Tichenor&Co., dwl Ws
Castro bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Milliman M. E. Mrs., dwl 228 Post
MillingUm S. J., dancing master, dwl 105^ Fifth
Millins James, machinist, dwl NW cor Fourth and Berr>'
Millnian N. G., painter, 708 Seventeenth bet Church and
SanJiez
Millner John M., salesman Sanderson & Horn, dwl 1205
Filbert
Millner William, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 1205
Filbert
Milloglav Brothers {Michael P. and Peter P.), restau-
rant, 13S Fourth
Milloglav Michael P. {Milloglav Brothers and Milloglav
d; S<.rpa), dwl 13S Fourth
Milloglav N. C, barkeeper Nicholas P. Milloglav, dwl 62S
Battery
Milloglav Nicholas P., restaurant, SE cor Battery and Pac
MiUoglav Peter P. {Milloglav Brothers), dwl 133 Fourth
Milloglav & Sopa (Michael P. Milloglav and Peter G.
Sopa), restaurant, 6 Fourth
Millon' J., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Millot' Charles, clerk C. M. Volkman & Co.
Mills A., pantr^Tnan stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Mills Aaron, laborer, dwl 243 Minna
Mills C. O., boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf
Mills Da\id H. , sign and show-card writer, dwl 126 Fourth
Mills Daiid J. {MUls S- Evans), dwl 320 Fulton
MILLS n. O., capitalist, otfice305Sansom, res Millbrae,
San Mateo Co.
Mills Ervin C, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W b
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Mills Francis, engineer, dwl 548 Seventh
Mills Frank, butcher. Central Market, dwl 1511 Dupont
Mills Frank L., ironmolder, dwl 519 Greenwich
Slills Frederick, junkpeddler, dwl 9 Rose Av
Mill3 F. W., first-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada
Mills Georgre, laborer McGrath & Co., dwl 216 First
Mills H. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 15 Geary
Mills Henrj', painter Hopps & Sons
Mills Henry, stockbroker, dwl 439 Bush
Mills Hiram B., machinist, dwl 527 Mission
Mills James, laborer, dwl 1120 Broadway
Mills James, longshoreman, dwl S a Lombard bet Mont^
gomery and Kearny
Mills James, master mariner, office 4 Market, dwl 1 Fran-
ci-sco
Mills James, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1416 Kearny
Mills James, special policeman, dwl Raicine House
Mills Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 527 Mission
Mills John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Mills John, laborer McGrath & Co., 92 Stevenson
Mills John H., dwl Russ House
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS riEECTOUT, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Merchant!
Mills John Leonard, dwl 1200 Market
Mills John N., furniture finisher William J. Heaey & Co.,
725 Market
Mills Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 410 Kearny
Milla Louisa (widow), dwl 50 Tehama
Mills Louise Mrs., teacher music, dwl 102 Mason
Mills Luther, cook George W. Gardner & Co., dwl 519
Greenwich
Mills Man,' Mrs., dwl 207 Minna
Mills Philo (Mills it- Leak), dwl 1500 Folaom
Mills Robert, fancy glassstainer and cutter, 118 Main, dwl
219 Dupont, rear
Mills Robert, laborer, dwl NE cor Fifth and Harrison
Mills Samuel C., dwl Russ House
Mills Sarah (widow, colored), dwl 1134 Pacific
Mills Warren H., attorney at law. dwl (lOS EUia
Mills William, baker, dwl \\Tiat Cheer House
Mills William, horsedealer, dwl SW cor Stevenson and
Annie
Mills & Evans (David J. Miils mid William W. Fvatis),
importers carriat'es and wa^'ons. 500 Market and 5
Sutter, and niilkraneh NW cor Fulton and Gou^'h
MILLS A LE.IK {Fhilo Mills aiid Man Leak), import-
ers and jobbers gloves, 530 Market
Millspaugh George C, laborer, dwl 100 Welsh
Millzner "Leopold (Oold-^tein d- M.), and pawnbroker, 622
Kearny, dwl 907 Jackson
Milne Alexander O., foreman Evening Bulletin, dwl 933
Howard
Milne George (Bush <t M.), dwl 915 Pierce
Milne James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Milne John, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., 815 San
Milne John B., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 662
Howard
Milne Robert D., engineer, dwl American Exchange
Milnes William, expresswagon, NE cor Second and How-
ard, dwl 558J^ Howard
Milo Co. (Chinese), cigars, 744 Washington
Milosich George, laborer Rocco Baban, dwl SE cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Milow Frederick, accountant, dwl 809 Mission
Milroy Robert, freight agent Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
936 Howard
Miltag W., seaman, dwl 34 Natoma
Miltenberger Charles, clerk Judge Advocate's Office U. S.
A., 105 Stockton, dwl 130 Gear>-
Milten Mining and Water Co., Henry Pichoir secretary,
office 603 Washington
Milton T. S., secretary San Joaqnin Wool Growers' Assn,
office 331 Montgomery, dwl 310* Stockton
Milton M'illiam, jxnik, 25 Mission
Milton William, stevedore A, C. Freese
Miltz, Swart & Co. (Theodore Miltz and John Swart),
photographic gallen', 104-lOS Keaniv
Miltz Theodore (Miitz, Su-art d- Co.), dwl 106 Kearny
Milz Peter, buteher Henry A. Zeiss, dwl SE cor Octa,\ia and
McAllister
Minahan John, boxmaker Pacific Box Manuf. Co., dwl 36
Freelon
Minaletti Giuseppe, cook N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Mincklcr Seth, salesman E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl 313 Mont
Minda John, cabinetmaker, dwl 16 Scott PI
Mindham James, salesman Preston & McKinnon, dwl 154
Tehama
Minear Ashy P., mining, office 419 California room 17,
dwl 609 Taylor
Minehan Catherine (widow), dwl 35 Freelon
Minehan John, boxmaker, dwl 35 Freelon
Minehan Patrick, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 511 Mission
Minehan Patrick, teamster, dwl 37 Freelon
Minehan Thomas, sawyer L. & E. Emanuel, dwl Tehuante-
l)ec nr Cortland Av, Bemal Heights
Miner A., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Miner Andrew J., cari)enter Snjith & Burlingame, dwl 134
Fourth
Miner Charles D., hackman Nucleus House, dwl 195 Stev
Miner Frank A., carpenter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 512
Fourth
Miner George, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Miner George W., housepainter, dwl NE cor Franklin
and Linden Av
Miner George W. Jr., housepainter, dwl SE cor Franklin
and Linden Av
Miner Horatio N., physician. 908 Howard
Miner James, boilermaker, dwl 340 Third
Miner James, cari>enter, dwl 54 First
Miner John, laborer, dwl 544 Howard
Miner Michael, longshoreman, dwl 23 Natoma
Miner O. F., insju.'ctor Custom House, dwl 331 Mont
Miner Simon B., liquor saloon. 13 Third, dwl 17 Third
Miner Thomas E., hay and grain, 32 Spear, dwl 511 Frank-
lin
Miner W. F., dwl Windsor House
Mineral Fork Mining and Smelting Co. (Utah), office 419
California room 27
Mineral Hill Silver Mining Co., office 316 California
MI>'EKS* FOrXDRY, AngeU, Palmer & Co. proprie-
tors, 237-247 First
Miners' Protective Association, 417 Bush
Miners' Restaurant, P. B. Berges & Co. proprietors, 533
Commercial
Minerschmidt Anton, confectaaner Hemme & Beuter, dwl
149 Jessie
Miner\'a House, William Bendt proprietor, 123 Jackson
Mines Alexander (colored), mariner, dwl 1020 Kearny
Mingham Robert, hackman, Plaza, dwl 824 Keaniy
Mingo Brothers (Joseph and Lewis), poultry and eggs,
422 Clav
Mingo Joseph (Mingo Bros.), dwl Montgomery Court
Mingo Lewis (Mingo Bros.), dwl Montgomery Court
Mini Nicholas, confectioner Good & Tschurr
Minich Simon, upholsterer L. Pouzadoux & Co., dwl 234
Stevenson
Minichetti Giacomo, teacher music, dwl 636 Green
Minifie C. G., clerk S. F. Packing and Provision Co., dwl
832 Howard
Miniger E. M., lather Palace Hotel
MLMXC; AX» StrENTIFIC PRESS (scientific week-
ly), Dewey & Co. publishers and proprietors, office
224 Sansom, editorial rooms 414 Clay
Mink Peter J., bootmaker A. Jacques, dwl 814 Mont
Minke James, clerk, dwl 131 Mon^omery
Minnetti Joseph, cook, dwl 5 Natoma, rear
Minnie Tmmel and Mining Co. (Big Cottonwood, Utah),
office 32 Merchants' Exchange
Minoletti Giovanni, milkman, dwl Safa Gottardo Hotel
MIN'OR BUTLER B., mining secretarjs office 411*
California, dwl W s Folsom bet T\s'enty-first and
T\venty-second
Minor George, dwl 703 Market
Minor John T., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Minor M. Page, mining secretary, office 411^ California
room 7, dwl Windsor House
Minor William C. (Minor d- Walsh), dwl 195 Stevenson
Minor & Walsh (WiUiam C. Minor and J. ira^sA), Nu-
cleus Hotel Carriages, junction Market and Geary
Minster Albert, traveling agent, dwl 736 Market
Mint Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sterey Co., Nev.), office
401 California room 4
Winter Isaac, dealer sewing machines, dwl 122 Welsh
Mintham James, longshoreman, dwl 154 Tehama
MIXT SALOOX, D. B. Magee proprietor, 605 Com
Mintn August, attorney at law, office 502 Montgomery
Minto W., dwl 5 Stockton
Minturn Charles, dwl 633 California
Mintum Elizabeth J. (widow), dwl 913 Battery
Minturn John, dwl 122 Welsh
Mintum John Mrs., operator A. Mead & Co., dwl 122
Welsh
Minturn Mathew, potmaker Pacific Glass Works, dwl
Mariposa nr Solano
Mintum Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. &, Co., dwl
cor Polk and Fell
Mintz Charles, drug clerk Dr. C. F. Miller, dwl 1310 Pow
Mintz Joel, dwl 226 Pacific
Miossi Bernard, milkman Christepher Streitberger, dwl
NE cor Lombard and Franklin
Miramont«s Cesario, carpenter, dwl 526 Vallejo
Miramontes Christopher P., clerk James F. Pike, dwl NW
cor Haight and Gough
Miranda Antonio, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Miranda Juan, cigannaker Cobo, Ygual & Co., dwl 23
Anna
Miranda Ramon, cigarmaker, dwl 1520 Stockton
Mirasole Giovanni, teacher dancing, 420 Post
Miriam George, blacksmith, dwl 841 Mission
Misa Manuel, laborer, dwl ti61 Minna
Misch Hermann, milkman, dwl 1515 Mission
Misch Leonard, tailor, 734 Montgomer>', dwl 719 Clay
Misfeldt Henry, stableman, dwl NE cor Chestnut and Lar-
kin
Misgill Timothy F., horseshoer, 815 Market, dwl SW cor
Ellis and Steiner
Mish Barrow (P. Mish dc Son), dwl 317 Hyde
Mish Leonard, tailor, dwl 719 Clay
Mish P. & Son (Barrow Mish), importers millinery and
straw goods, 639 Market
Mish Phineas (P. Mish d: Son), res New York
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters &om first band, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market]
I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Mish Samuel G., bookkeeper P. Mish & Son.dwl 606Gear>-
Miskel Thomas, blacksmith Omiuhus.R.JL,dwl 37 Fifth Av
iliskell Miehael, polisher Leon R. Myers & Co., dwi IS
. T>-ler
Mission and Ocean Beach Macadamized Road Co. , William
S. Fitch president, office 15U Silver
MISSION AXD PACIFIC WOOLE\ Hfhh» (con-
solidatedl. facUiry E s Folsom bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth, depot 517 and 519 Market
Mission Bay Brid^je Co.. J. L. Willcutt secretary, office
N"E cor Fourth and Townsend room 6S
Mission Bay Warehouse. Isaac Friedlauder proprietor,
LonfT tirid^'-e f4»ot Fourth
MISSION ROCK MHARF A\D M AREHOrSE,
H. B. Tichenor & Co. proprietors, office 42 Market
Mission S*:)ap and Candle Works, Morgenthau i: Ivevenson
proprietors, Sixteenth bet Folsom and Harrison, office
lOS Bush
Mission Street House, Alois Hiffel proprietor, 520 Mission
Mission Street Land Co., ofliLe 112 Powell
MISSION' STREET NVHARF, foot Mission
Mississippi Valley Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Mem-
phis), Fanisworth i Clark agents, 426 California
Missler Benno, capitalist, dwl Continental Hotel
Missouri Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.), office
330 Pine room 28
Mistrati Josei'h, waiter 540 Commercial
Jlistre Sinieon, copper and tinsmith, S12 Montgomery
Mitcham Omphila (widow), dwl 1512 Sacramento
Mitchell , painter H. M. Rosekrans
Mitchell Albert G., porter S. F. Post-office, dwl 112 Pros-
pect PI
Mitchell Albert N., clerk Samuel L. Hasey, dwl 12i Sher-
man
Mitchell Alfred G., porter, dwl 116 Prospect PI
Mitchell Andrew, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Mitchell Annie Miss, tailoress S. Jacobs, dwl 437 Clem
Mitchell Antonio, gardener, W s Dolores bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Mitchell B. Mrs. (widow), dwl IG Stockton PI
Mitchell B. A. Miss, b<:)ardin?. 54 Everett
Mitchell Benjamin, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, res
Oakland
Mitchell Carrie Mrs., cigar manufacturer, dwl 778i Har
Mitchell C. H. , captain bark Marj- Glover, office S. h. Mas-
tick & Co.
Mitchell Charles, fancy goods and Yankee notions, 413
Broadway
Mitchell Charles, laborer Frear Stone Co. , dwl 22^ Bluxome
Mitchell Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Mitchell Charles (colored), waiter, dwl 24 Valparaiso
Mitchell Charles H., bookkeeper, dwl W s San Jose Road
nr St. Mary's College
Mitchell Charles J., delivery clerk Western Union Tele-
graph Co., dwl 437 Clementina
Mitchell Charles M., master mariner, dwl 310 Sixth
Mitchell Charles T., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 519 Mission
MITCHELL DAVID, accountant and collector, 24
Academy Building 330 Pine, dwl 430 Green
Mitchell Edward, cook Manhattan House
Mitchell Edward, farmer, S s Twentj'-ninth nr Old Ocean
Road
Mitchell Edward, gardener Frederick Castle, dwl 136 Fern
Av
Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 434 Sixth
Mitchell E. F., carpenter Palace Hotel
Mitchell Emily Mrs., dwl 606 Folsom
Mitchell Fabian, cloaks and suits, SOS Kearny
Mitchell Ferdinand, hairdresser Edward Staffelbach, dwl
51 Natoma
Mitchell Frank, restaurant, 308 Montgomery Av, dwl NE
cor Vallejo and Dupont
Mitchell Frank, wines and liquors, 1100 Market, dwl 1032
Market
Mitchell Frank J., carpenter, dwl 2036 Folsom
Mitchell Frank R., actor Maguire's Opera House, dwl 749
Market
Mitchell Frederick, tanner, dwl W s Treat Av bet Twen-
ty-fir>t and Twenty-second
Mitchell George, painter C. C. Quince, dwl 1509 Mason
Mitchell Georg'e, plumber, dwl Park Hotel
Mitchell George H. (G. II. Mitchell it Co.), dwl 1104
Market
Mitchell George J., clerk Geoi^ Meams, dwl 701 Post
MITCHELL €. H. A CO., importers carpets, oil-
cloths, mats, and matting, weatherstrips, and mold-
ing. 314 and 316 Pine
Mitchell Harold Dewhirst, draftsman Wright & Sanders,
dwl 734 Sixteenth
Mitchell Henry, clerk 55 California Market, dwl W s San-
sum bet Filbert and Greenwich
Mitchell Henrj-, painter Koch & Rogers, dwl 150il Mason,
Mitchell Henrj-, pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 600
Lombard
Mitchell Henry K., attorney at law, dwl 1122 Pino
Mitchell Jacob S.. clerk John C. Mitchell, dwl 813 Grove
Mitchell James, dwl 114 Hayes
Mitchell James, dwl 224 O'Farrell
Mitchell James, butcher James Lintott & Co., dwl 726
Brannan
Mitchell James, cabinetmaker Kimball Manufacturing Co..
dwl 129 Silver
Mitchell James, master mariner, dwl 51G Folsom
Mitchell James, painter C. C. Quince, dwl 1509 Mason
Mitchell James, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 115 Second
Mitchell James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Mitchell James E. (James E. Mitchell tfc Co.), dwl 23
Seventh
Mitchell James E. & Co., carpet beating and brushing
machine, 23 Seventh
Mitchell James H., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 2226
Howard
Mitchell Jiunes J., pressman Alta California, dwl 1805J
Stockton
Mitchell John, boxmaker, dwl 631 Broa^lway
Mitchell John, carj>enter. dwl 77SA Harrison
Mitchell John, farmer, dwl nr University Mound College
Mitchell John, farmer, Laguna Honda
Mitchell John, farmer, E s Mfcsion and Ocean Beach Road
Ocean House Flat
Mitchell John, fishdealer, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Mitchell John, groceries and liquors, 316 Fifth, dwl 106
Shipley
Mitchell John, laborer Pacific MailS. S. Co., dwl 709 Har-
rison, rear
Mitchell John, milkranch, E a Castro bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Mitchell John, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Mitchell John, stevedore, dwl 29 Alta
Mitchell John, teamster John Lyons, dwl 706 Tehama
Mitchell John C, insurancebroker, office 425 California,
dwl 813 Grove
Mitchell John D., physician, dwl 2213 Larkin, rear
Mitchell John F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Hyde
and Post
Mitchell John H., cigardealer. dwl 421 SLxth
Mitchell John H., foreman Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl
IStXH Stockton, rear
Mitchell John M.. housepainter, dwl 437 Gementina
Mitchell John R., master mariner, dwl 41 Stanly PI
Mitchell John S., clerk Cosmoixditan Hotel
Mitchell Joseph, messenger, dwl 3 Miles Court
Mitchell Joseph, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Mitchell J. S., oj-sterman Charles Haacke, dwl Montgom-
er\- Court
Mitchell J. T., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Mitchell Kate (widow), dwl 5 Miller PI
Mitchell Kate Mrs., dwl >r\V cor Mont and Greenwich
Mitchell L., porter H. Perrier, dwl 208 Thinl
Mitchell Louis, waiter Pacific Mail S. S, Costa Rica
Mitchell Louis A., bookkeeper G. H. Mitchell &. Co,
701 Post
Mitchell Louisa, dwl 1 Central PI
Mitchell Lvdia G. (widow), dwl 813 Grove
Mitchell Mar^- Mrs., bakery, cor Ellis and Anna
Mitchell Mary Ann (widow), dwl 180^ Stockton
Mitchell Matthew, expressman, dwl 446 Brannan
Mitchell Michael, clerk 55 California Market, dwl W B
Sansom t>et Filbert and Greenwich
Mitchell Michael, cook Vizina & Co., dwl 1119 Kearny
Mitchell M. J., plumber, dwl 115 Second
Mitchell Murray, dra}'man, NE cor California and Drumm
Mitchell Nellie" Miss, saleswoman Mrs. M. A. Eakins, dwl
Alabama nr Twenty -second
Mitchell O. D., searcher records F. A. Roulleau, dwl 400
Gearv
Mitchell Patrick, drajTnan, dwl 139 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, farmer San Jos6 Road nr St. Mary's
College
Mitchell Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 2 Gard-
ner Alley
Mitchell Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1506
Powell
Mitchell Peter, chop house, 350 Third
Mitchell Peter, clerk Henry Winkle, dwl SW cor Vallejo
and Montgomery Av
Mitchell Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Brannan
and Gilbert
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Mitchell Peter J., clerk, dwl 106 Shipley
Mitchell I'hoebe (widow), dwl 509 Briiinan
Mitchell Richard, machinchind California Mills
Mitchell Richard V., poultry, fc-ame, etc., 55 and 56 tali-
fornia Market, dwl W 8 San bet Filbert and Greenwich
Mitchell Robert, dwl W s Alabama bet T^venty-secoud
and Twenty-third „ ,„ 17 „
Mitchell Robert, mason and builder, office NE cor Kearny
and Bush, dwl 14 Antonio „„, ,^ ^
Mitehell Robert, porter A. C. Dietz & Co., 224 J-ront
Mitehell Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart . , „„„
Mitehell Robert O., porter D. E. Allison & Co., dwl 202
Drunim
Mitchell S., laborer Paeiflc Rolling Mills
Mitchell Samuel, laborer, dwl 444 Green
Mitchell S. C. , master mariner, dwl Mission bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Mitchell T. , machinist, dwl 50 Natoma
Mitchell Teresa Miss, shoeBtter I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
rlwl Z'k Garden ,, ^
Mitchell Theophilus A., chief deputy county tax coUector,
dwl 103 Grove ^ ^ ^ ,
Mitchell Thomas, carpenter, dwl cor Utah and Yolo
Mitrhell Thomas, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co. , dwl 8 Morse
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, dwl 371 Garden
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Tiventy-mnth nr Old
Ocean Road . tt o
I Mitchell Thomas, laborer Construetion Department U. h.
Mint „, , „
Mitchell Thomas, superintendent Pacific Wool Scoimng
i Co SW cor Folsom and Eighteenth, dwl 734 Sixteenth
Mitchell Thomas Addison, clerk Pacifie Insurance Agency,
res Oakland
Mitchell Thomas F., pumpmaker, dwl 739 Green
I Mitchell W. B. , printer, dwl .533 Sacramento
Mitehell William, clerk Delivery Department Wells, Far-
1 go & Co. , dwl Alabama nr Twenty-second
Mitchell William, Evening Bulletin Office, dwl 318 Lomb
Mitchell William (colored), janitor, dwl 111 Prospect PI
Mitchell William, longshoreman, dwl 313 Main
Mitchell William, whitewasher, dwl nr San Bruno Road
and Thirtieth
MITCHELL WILlI.tltt H., wholesale and retail
wines and liquors, 12 Oregon nr Battery, dwl 2728
Howard
Mitchell William J., clerk, dwl 707 Howard
Mitchell William L., clerk Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 131"2 Guerrero
Mitehell William M., architect, dwl 111 Taylor
Mitchell William M., barkeeper Peter H. Bartels, 539 Jack
Mitchkus F. Herman, jeweler Philip Ebeling, dwl 169
Silver
Mitchkus J. J., tanner, Julius Kutta, dwl SWcor Colum-
bia and Serpentine Av
Mitchkus John J., jeweler Philip Ebeling, dwll69 Silver
Mitehler G., commission merchant and agent flour mills,
213 Clay, dwl NW cor Sacramento and Jones
Mitehler George, cook 112 Kearny, dwl 17 Fourth
Mitton William H., carpenter, dwl 7 Laskie
Mix Gustav L., searcher records, office 411i California,
dwl 2217 Leavenworth
Mix Henry, tinsmith, dwl 424 Sansom
Mix Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 421 Fremont
Mix Mary C. Mrs., dwl 61 Tehama
Mixer George H., manufacturer patent bungs, dwl 71S
McAllister
Mixer George H. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 718 McAl-
lister
Mizctich Martin, waiter Milloglav & Sopa, dwl 138 Fourth
1 Mlntt Charles, clerk, dwl 907 Stockton
Moar Thomas S. , mason Palace Hotel
Mobelg Peter, porter W. Pickering, dwl 1023 Filbert
Mobile Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 531 California
room 3
Mock Charles W., U. S. storekeeper, office 321 Battery
Moek George (F. Reinle <i- Co.), dwl W 8 Octavia nr
Hayes
Mock George, clerk Frederick Reinle, dwl NE eor Oetavia
and Linden Av
Mocker Rudolph, stoves and tinware, 6 Tyler, dwl SSSJ
Stevenson
Mocker William, dwl 1023 Mission
Mode Louis, bookkeeper S. Lev>' & Co., dwl 116 Wash
Modeste August, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl NE cor Clay
and Webster
Modeste Charles L., dwl N s Sacramento bet Webster and
Buchanan
Modeste Charles S. , painter, dwl N s Sacramento bet Web-
ster and Buchanan
Modeste Edward, porter, dwl N 8 Sacramento bet Webster
and Buchanan , „ ^ ^ »
Modeste Emil C, blacksmith, dwl N s Sacramento bet
Webster and Buchanan
Modeste Ferdinand, dwl 103 Sacramento
Modeste Thomas L. , harnessmaker, dwl N 3 Sacramento
bet Webster and Buchanan
Modesto T. , laborer F. D. Conro & Son
Medina Baptisle, pantrjTiian 640 Com, dwl 745 Clay
Moding Theodore, hogbuteher, M nr Fourth Av, dwl Kail-
road Av nr Fifth Av, South S. F.
Modrj' Marcus, tobacco and e'gars, 312 Third
Moe William C, agent John S. Bowman & Co., dwl 718
Moebus Frederick, bootmaker, 6 Broadway, dwl 325 Bdwy
Moebus Frederick W. G., bookkeeper Francis Smith &
Co., dwl 325 Broadway .
Moehrle George, brewer Broadway Brewer;', dwl 63i Bdwy
Moekel Christian, butcher John Beppler, dwl SE cor Du-
pont and Filbert
Moeller Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, dwl 203 Post
Moeller John {SeUinger A M.), dwl 324 Green
Moench Louis, stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl llOS
Moenning EmU, clerk Guenther Moenning, dwl 11 How-
ard Court
Moenning Guenther, hardware, stoves, and tmware, 138
Fourth, dwl 11 Howard Court
Moers John, bookkeeper, dwl 429 Stevenson
Moessoerey Jeremiah, boatman, dwl Railroad Wharf Long
Moesta John P., clothing, 644 Clay, dwl N s Ash Av bet
Polk and Van Ness Av
Moetthiesen Matthias, shoemaker Edward Mam, dwl 625
MoCfat E. & H. wholesale butchers. First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Moflat Eugene (E. d- U. M.), dwl 550 Bryant
Moffat Helen (widow), millinery, 26i Sixth
Moffat Henry (E. i- B. M.), dwl S 3 Sbrteenth Av nr P,
Moffat James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 33
Tehama
Moffatt Charles, steward, dwl 162 Silver
Moftatt George (Keanf, O'Cnnnor Jc Co.), dwl 213 Mason
Moffatt G. K., clerk, dwl 10 Powell
Moffatt Patrick K., carpenter, 15 Van Ness Av
Moffatt Samuel, merchant, dwl 1411 Clay
Moffatt T. D., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.
Moffitt E. B. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Moffltt George, train baggageman Central Pacifie R. R.,
dwl 41 Freelon , , „, „
MOFFITT JAMES iBtake, Bobbitis ct Co.), dwl 1010
Moffitt John, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 1 Simp-
son PI , V. *
Moffitt John, plumber and gasfitter, dwl C*apultepec bet
Coso and Esmeralda Av, Bernal Heights
Moffitt John W. (J. W. iloffltt it Co.), dwl 1014 Powell
Moffltt J. W. & Co., drags and medicines, 413 Kearny
Moffltt Thomas, builder, dwl 706 Hayes
Moffltt Thomas, machinist, dwl 180 Perry
Moffitt Thomas S., chemist Redington, Hostetter &O0.,
dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-fourth
Mogan James, molder Joseph Schmadel, dwl 2541 Folsom
Mogan John, shipcalker, dwl 2541 Folsom
Mogan John, groceries and liquors and market, NW cor
Filbert and Sttickton, dwl 602 Filbert
Mogan Joseph R., furniture, 1804 Market
Mogoni Deminico, vegetables, 68 Colombo Market
Mohan Michael, mason Palace Hotel
Mobly Mary (widow), dwl N s Twelfth Av bet O and P,
South S. F. , ^
Mohns Henry, with Muecke, Victor & Co. , res Alameda
Moholev John, blacksmith, E s Kentucky nr Fu^t Av,
dwi Twelfth Av bet O and P, South S. F.
Mohom Clements, fisherman, dwl 24 Commercial
Mohr Albert, tailor S. J. Nathan, dwl 626 Merchant
Mohr Charles, barber John Hammerachmidt, dwl 20 Taylor
Mohr Henry {Mohr i- Erut/er), dwl S s Sixth Av bet L
and M, South S. F.
Mohr John, shipcarpenter, dwl IHinois nr Santa Clara
Mohr Joseph, Laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Mohr Martin, porter John Ziegenbein & Co. , dwl 206 Fourth
Mohr Michel, clerk M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 314 Bush
Mohr Peter (Johnson J: 31.), dwl 2023 Polk
Mohr Rudolph, bookkeeper, dwl 212 Francisco
Mohr & Kruger (Henry Mohr and Henry Krtujer), hog-
ranch. Fourth Av bet M and N, South S. F.
MOE&AN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters
k P/MSCHAACK&CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Mohrbach N. & Co. (Xicholas C. Drayeur), wines and
liquors. 312 Mont Av
Mohrbach Nicholas ( iV. Mokrbackd- Co.), dwi 1416 Powell
Mohrdick John, seaman, dwI 37 Pacific
Mohreng Gertrude (widow), dwl 6 Xoble PI, rear
Mohrer .John, brewer Union Brewen'.dwl 32(5 Clementina
Mohrhardt Philip F.. stockbroker, office ilU California
n-Kim 2. dwl 612 Shotwell
Mohri^' Christopher F., manufacturer pold and silver
chains and jewelry, 10 Stevenson, dwl i Tehama
Mohrin^' William, cari;)enter, dwl 119 Davis
Mohrmaun Charles, porter Fox & Vincent, dwl 273 Stev
Molmuann Frederick (Moknnmin <t- Co.), dwl 436 Green-
wich
Mohrmann & Co. (Frederick Mohrmann and Nicholas
Blanken), groceries and liquors, SW cor Broadway
and Kearny
Mohun -lohn, clerk Bank of British North America, dwl
1521 AVashington
Moijantez Joseph, porter, dwl 23 Stevenson, rear
Moiles John, laborer, dwl lOS Alta PI
iloiles Patrick, laborer, dwl 110 Alta PI
Jloins John, laborer, dwl 15S First
iloir James, liquor saloon and restaurant, 531 Fourth
Moise Cliarles, blacksmith Carvill Manufacturing Co., dwl
dwl 661 Howard
Moise Charles, laborer, dwl Francisco nr Dupont
Moise Lionel, rubber stampmaker Samuel H. Sheplar,
dwl 910 Larkin
Moise Sarah (widow), fancy goods, 919 Larkin
iliMselle William (colored), cook James WainwTight
Jli'isson John, furnished rooms, 522 Dujxint
Moiterez Victor, laundrj-nian C. Schumacher, dwl Thir-
teenth nr Folsom
Moje Dietrich, miner, dwl 39 Jackson
Mojica Dolores, manufacturer musical instruments, 1027
Kearny
3Ioke Harry, carpenter, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Molan John, teamster, dwl 840 Market
Moldenhauer Emuel, dwl 242 Clara
Mi'Menhauer John C, longshoreman, dwl 242 Clara
Moldrup Antoine, waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Moldrup August J., clerk Higgins & Collins, dwl S s Ellis
bet Webster and Fillmore
Mulema George, carpenter, dwl 15 Gilbert
ilolera Eusebio J. {Moh'ra <i- Ward}, dwl 1116 Stockton
ilolera & Ward {Exisehio J. Molcra and J. W. Ward),
architects and mechanical engineers, office 40 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Moliese A., tinsmith Marten Prag, 125 Clay
Moligre George W., harnessmaker Main"& Winchester,
dwl 509 Bush
Molina Jesus, laborer Diez, Bertz & Co.
llidinar Estevan, tailor, dwl 432 Green
Molinari Jacob, sawTcr George W. Swan & Co., dwl St.
Charles PI
S10LI\£t'\ HEXKY, agent American Clock Co., 520
Market and 17 and 19 Sutter, dwl 216 Bush
Molineux Joseph, fisherman, dwl SW cor Washington and
Dnzmm
Molineux William, private boarding, 106i Third
Molineux William J., carpenter and millwright, dwl 106^
Third
Molini Filue, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 13
L'nion
Molitor A. P. Mrs., dressmaker, 122 Geary
Molitor Sophie Miss, teacher German, dwl 915 Union
Molitz H. Wolf, clerk, dwl 523 Jessie
Molk John Henrj', groceries and liquors, NW cor Green
and Dupont, dwl 502 Green
Molkoff Hans, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Moll Charles W., commission agent, office 74 Montgomery
Block
Mollankopf John, shoemaker, dwl 310 Fell
Moller Bros. {Gustav and Richard), carpentera and cabi-
netmakers, 16 Webb
Moller Charles, waiter 25 Morton
Sloller Charles Louis, waiter Augustus Pope, dwl 218 Bran
MoHer Conrad, bootmaker, NE cor Third and Silver
M-jller Ferdinand, carriagemaker, 197 Stev, dwl 337 Bush
Moller Frederick, carpenter, dwl 870 Folsom
Muller Frederick, master mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Moller Gustav {Moller Bros.), dwl 322 Folsom
M'lller Louis, gunsmith Browning & Heber
Miiller Matthias, seaman, dwl 30 Washington
Moller Richard {Moller Bros.), dwl 13i Fifth Av
M^'ller Theodore, cigar manufacturer, dwl 13i Fifth Av
M ]ler William, clerk Lankenau k Co., dwl SW cor Elev-
enth and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Moller. See Mueller and MuUer
MoUery E., capitalist, dwl 310 Montgomery Av
MoUet Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 15^ Garden
Mollon Ann (widow), dwl 5^9 Brannan
MoIIoy Bessie Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl NW cor Bush and Stockton
MoUoy Hugh, maltster Hibemia Brewery, dwl E s Twelfth
nr Howard
Molloy Hugh, shoemaker, dwl 612 Pin©
Molloy Janies, mining, dwl 1606 Bush
Molloy James Jr., shoecutter, dwl 1606 Bush
Molloy John, fireman, dwl 625 DaWs
Molloy John, produce conunission, 54 day, dwl 1623 Clay
Molloy John Francis, printer, dwl 1606 Bush
Molloy Marj- (widow), furnished rooms, 207 Sixth
Molloy Michael F., oil finisher William J. Heney, & Co..
dwl 207 Sixth
Molloy P., real estate, dwl 518 Gear>^
Molloy Patrick, drajman Sullivan," Kelly & Co., dwl 639
Stevenson
Molloy Patrick, fireman stm Constantino
Molloy Patrick, laborer, dwi 243 Minna
MoUoy Patrick, laborer, dwl KE cor Townsend and Lib-
erty
Molloy P. C, with N. S. Arnold & Co., dwl 109 Taylor
Moloney Daniel, cooper LawTence Felvey, 106 Market
Moloney David, house and signpainter, dwl 2110 Van
Ness Av
Moloney David, master mariner, dwl 54 Sacramento
Moloney Edward, clerk, dwl 321 Pacific
Moloney Edward, laborer, dwl 5 Central PI
Moloney James, lather Palace Hot«l
Moloney James, liquor saloon, NAV cor Da\is and Com
Moloney James D., wireworker, dwl 347 Fourth
Moloney Michael, hogranch, M nr Fourth Av, dwl Seventh
Av bet L and M,~ South S. F.
Moloney Patrick E., bootmaker, 103 Fifth
Moloney Thomas, blacksmith, dwl E s Tehama nr Twenty-
eighth, Bemal Heights
Moloney William, miner, dwl cor Twenty -fourth and
Hampshire
Molony Man,^ Mrs., dealer himian hair, 306 Sixth
Molony P. S., merchant tailor, 218 Bush, dwl 613 Larkin
Moisen Carl, cooper, dwl Harmony Hotel
Molt John P. (Johtijifm d- Co.), dwl N s Haight bet Laguna
and Buchanan
Mnlte The.:>dore, tailor, dwl 624 Jessie
Molteno Charles F., confectiouen,-, 432 Sutter
Molter Charles, carriagetrimmer, SE cor Miss and Seventh
Moltzen Charles, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj',
dwl 30 Washington
MolUs Albert, tinsmith, dwl 7 Fifth Av
MoU"ur Victor, gardener, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Bay
View
Molzen Louis, coachman C. L. Low, 58 South Park
Momane Augustine, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet
San Josti and San Bruno roads
Momee Edward, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Momen Adeline L. Mme., midwife, dwl 621 Union
Momsen August (Luetje}if! d* .V.), dwl 1436 Ellis
Mon Blanc Henn,-, cook, dwl 721 Pacific
Monaghan Hugh, shoemaker J. Irnin, dwi 515 Pine
Monaghan James, dairiTnan, Fort Point
Monaghan James. laborer, dwl 73 Tehama
Monaghan James, printer, dwl S24 Washington
Monaghan Joseph, vegetables, 262 Eighth
Monairban Matthew, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 846 How
Monaghan Patrick, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
15 Garden
Monaghan Terence, cook, dwl 223 Fifth
Monaghan William, laborer, dwl 71 Jessie
Monahan Charles, laborer, dwl E s San Bnmo Road opp
Baj' View
Monahan Daniel, flumetender Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl Lobos Creek
Monahan Daniel, pressman Spaulding & Barto, dwl 560
Stevenson
Monahan Delia T. (widow), dwl 408 Grove
Monahan Edward, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
33S Minna
Monahan Edward, teamster, dwl N 8 Harrison bet Ninth
and Tenth
Monahan Frank, carpenter, dwl 727 Hayes
Monahan Frank J., barkeeper A. P. Procureur, dwl 408
Grove
Monahan Henry, bookkeeper, 620 Clay, dwl 643 Stevenson
Monahan Hugh, laborer Union Iron Works
Monahan James, laborer, dwi 521 Howard
Slonahan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 230 Clementina nr Third
-ACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTORY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
vFINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Jliinahan John {John ilmahan <t- Co.), dwl 137 Peny
Monahan John, barkeeper Jerome Deasey, dwl 1 Brooks
Slonahan John, laborer, dwl S51J Natoma
Monahan John, laborer, dwl 904 Kearny
Monahan John, waiter Grand Hotel
Monahan John & Co.. liquor saloon, 434 Pine
Monahan Joseph, helper Eugene N. Fritz, dwl 159 Clara
Monahan Joseph P. , solicitor Howe Machine Co.
Monahan Kate Mrs., seamstress, dwl 422 Leavenworth
Monahan Lack, brewer, dwl 72S Brannan
Monah.an Martin, laborer Palace Hot«l. dwl 111 Jessie
Mon.ahan Man- (widow), fruits, N s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Monahan Mathew, carpenter Palace Hotel
Monahan Michael, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl Hansa
Hotel
Monahan Michael, driver City R. R., dwl i\ Ridley
Monahan Michael, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Monahan Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 502 Mission
Monahan Patrick, boot and shoemaker, dwl 515 Pine
Monahan Patrick, enj^eer, dwl 1929 Howard
Monahan Patrick, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl cor Howard and Si.\teenth
Monahan Thomas, plumber, dwl 112 Freelon
Monahan William, engineer, dwl 24 Minna
Monahan William, salesman Gleeson& Fell, dwl S 8 Twen-
ty-first bet Guerrero and Dolores
Monahan William, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Monanty Graciano, gardener, Old San JosiS Road nr Indus-
trial School
Monbroussous Baptiste. market. 312 Fifth
Moncisvais Charles, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, dwl 1320
Stockton
Monck Richard M. {J. Harris i- Co.), dwl 1127 Folsom
Moncruff Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Moncrufl Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Moncum Charles, carpenter, dwl 909 Folsom
Mondavez Frederick, barkeeper, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Mondelet Francois, dwl 219 Geary
Mondera John, fruits, 810 Kearny, dwl cor Vallejo and
Broadwav
Mondet Julius, porter M. F. Guillemin, dwl cor Vallejo
and Dupont
Mondre Peter, butcher Miller & Lui, dwl S s Thirteenth
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Mondt Philip A., clerk I. Glazier & Co.. dwl 617 Mason
Mone John J., clerk Sharp & Lloyd, dwl 213 Gough
Moncwtte Frederick, milker Smart & Bro., dwl Old San
Jose Roa^l nr Industrial School
Monegethi Alexander, laborer, dwl W s Potrero Av nr
Twentieth
Monell Frederick G., messenger San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board, dwl 7 Prospect PI
Monell George L N., teller Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,
dwl 929 Howard
Monell Walter J., cutter Edward Kennedy, dwl 7 Prospect
PI
Monen James, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Moner Antonio, laborer, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty -eighth, Bemal Heights
Mones Aaron, tailor, dwl 231 Fifth
Mones James, tailor George Brahan, dwl 231 Fifth
Monet Charles, tiimer Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 9
Salmon
Monet John, laborer, dwl 9 Salmon
Monga Peter, laborer E. K. Stevenot & Co., dwl Dupont
bet Green and Cnion
Mongalia Louis, agent, dwl 1606 Kearny
Mongeni James, laborer, dwl 7 Jasper PI
Monger H., sewing-machine agent, dwl 759 Market
Monighetti Emile, painter, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Monighetti Frederick, milkman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
MONITOR (Catholic weekly'), Lyons & Barry publishers
and proprietors, office 622 Clay
Monitor and Magnet Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Lit-
tle Cottonwood, Utah), office 539 California
Monitor Belmont M. Co. (Nye Co., 'Sew), W. W. Hopkins
secretary, office 411^ California room 4
Monk Joseph, marbleworker, dwl Columbia Hotel
Monkcom C. J. , carpenter California Mills, dwl 909 Fol
Monkhouse Harriet Miss, nurse S. F. Female Hospital,
917 Clay
Monkhouse James T. (Rendlfsham <i- M.), dwl 257 Perry
Monks Ann Mrs. . dressmaker, dwl 679 Mission
Monks James, b<iilennaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwi 63 Natoma
Monks Joseph, shoemaker John Sullivan, dwl 15 Stev
Monks S., wigmaker, 8 Stockton, dwi 1100 Stockton
, Monks William H. , compositor Donald Bruce, dwi 679 Miss
MOXXTER GEORGE, wines and liquors, 1153 Howard
Sli^nnier Louis, clerk Geor^re Monnier, dwl 1153 Howard
Momiier Peter, porter Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 420
Austin
Monnin Brothers (Oforqe and Francis X), boots and
shoes. 804 and 820 Kearny
Monnin Francis X. (Monnin Brothers), dwl 820 Kearny
Monnin George (ifonuin Brothers), dwi 804 Kearny
Monnin J. B., importer and manufacturer boots and
shoes, 616 Washington, dwi 721 Broadway
Mono So. 2 Mill and Mining Co. (Tooele Co., Utah), office
438 California
Monroe Alexander M., carriagemaker Larkins & Co., dwi
637 Howard
Monroe Charles, brickmaker B. Bonnet, dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Monroe Daniel, steward stm Montana, dwl 228 Folsom
Monroe George, carpenter Palace Hotel
Monroe George L., carpenter, dwl 710 Folsom
Monroe Geor^'e R. , wood and coal, 16 Stockton
Monroe G. F., medicated vapor baths, 1018 Market
Monroe James, salesman, dwi 25 Prospect PI
Monroe James C. , driver Sbarboro & Bro.
Monroe James M., builder, dwl S s Thirteenth At nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Monroe John, U. S. barg;eman dwl 2134 Stockton
Monroe Joseph W., special policeman, dwi 625 Bay, rear
Monroe J. W., seaman, dwi 73 Tehama
Monroe Louis, laborer California Mills, dwl 25 Prospect
PI
Monroe Philip, pressman S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1007 McAl-
lister
Monroe Wilham, calker, dwi 224 Main
Monroe William H., salesman Feldbuscb & Co., dwl S23
Filbert
Monsees Carsten, teamster cor Battery and Bush, dwl
lOOS McAllister
Montage Catharine (widow), furnished rooms, 251 Tehama
Montague James S., machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl
13"Chesley
Montague J. P., master mariner, office 305 East
Montague Michael, plasterer, dwl 124 Hayes
Montaiue Richard Mrs. (widow), dwi 411 Larkin
Montague Samuel S., chief engineer Central Pacific R. R.
NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 49, res Oakland
Montague W. W. (Locke J: 31.), dwi Grand Hotel
Montana House, Henry Falkenberg proprietor, 164-170
Jessie
Montana Martin, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Win-
chester
Montandon Mathilde Miss, teacher French, dwl 643 Val-
lejo
Montandon Philip, waiter Paul Ami, dwi 4 St. Mary
Montandon William, seaman, dwl 33 Steuart
Montanno John H., hatter Haskel Bros., dwl 720 Vallejo
Montano Andrew A., finisher Bradley & Rulofson, dwi 20
Prospect PI
Montanva S. L., mason Palace Hotel
Montardie Antoine, fumituredealer, 639 California, dwl
309 OTarrell
Montcharmont P., compositor Courrier de San Francisco,
dwl 114 Alta PI
Monte A. , bootblack cor Kearny and Bardie PI, dwl 6
Clara PI
Montealegre Francisco (Montealegre & Co.), dwl 504 Sut-
ter
Montealegre J. Gerard, capitalist, office 329 Montgomery,
dwl 1114 Bush
Montealegre Joseph M., dwl 1114 Bush
Montealegre Joseph M. Jr. (3Iontealegre <k Co.), dwl 1114
Bush
Montealegre Manuel (ifontealegre <t Co.), dwi 1114 Bush
Montealegre Mariano, commission merchant, dwi 920 Bush
Montealegre Marie Mrs., dwi 1304 Pine
-HOXTEALEGRE A CO. (Francisco, Joseph M. Jr.,
and ilannel Montealeqre), commission merchants,
office 323 Front
Monteith Edward, salesman Claffey Bros., dwl 41 Tehama
Montell Edgar H., first officer stm Montana, dwl 14 Ron-
del PI
Montell Henry H., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 14
Rondel PI
Monter Joseph, dwl 68 Shipley
Monterichard Raymond, butcher, dwi 1413 Dupont
Monteroy Victor, laundryman, dwl W s Thirteenth nr
Folsom
Montestta Joseph, mason Palace Hotel
Monteverde Florencio, draftsman Pacific Iron Works, dm
1594 Bush
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
;. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Mont^omerj- Aitkin, engineer Spring Valley Waterworks,
dwi SW cor Hvde and Bay
MOXrCOnEKY R.lTllS €0. {Charles Knoechel and
John G. i>/'(in<i), hairdressing and bathing- saloon, G21
Moiit^a»nierv
MOM'4;OMEkY BLOCK, E 3 Montgomery bet Mer-
chant and Washington
HO\TC:0.nEKV riLlRLES, proprietor Montgom-
ery Hotel and editor and publisher The Evangelist,
227 Second
Montgomery Edward, dwl 424 Sansom
Monty:()men,' Edward A., cigars and tobacco, 629 Sac
Montgomery E. L., miner, dwl 915 Capp
Slontgomery Frank, molder, dwl 27 Louisa
Montgomery Frank, mulder Jackson Iron Foundrj-, dwl
10 HajTv-ard
Montgomery George I., manager Montgomery Hotel, 227
and 22lt Second
MONTGOMERY'S HOTEL, Charles Montgomery pro-
prietor, 227 and 229 Second
Montgomery House, William Perkin proprietor, 613 Miss
Montgomery James, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl
(Joluuibia Hotel
Montgomery James, clerk, dwl 30 Frederick
Montgomery John, laborer, dwl 41 Everett
Montgomerj' John, piledrivur E. Boobar &. Co.
Montgomerj'^ John, waiter Kuss House
Montgomery' John, watchman Central R. R., dwl 1027
Harrison
Montgomery Joseph T., hamessmaker W, F. Dorrance,
dwl 251 Minna
Montgomer>' R. T., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
721 Market
MO\TCiOMERT STREET REAL ESTATE CO.,
office 330 Pine
Montgomery William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 468
Jessie
Montgomery William A. (colored), cook, dwl 919 Sac
Montpellier Albert A., cashier Grangers' Bank, dwl 910
Clay
Monumental Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), oflBce 402 Montr-
gomery room 7
Moock George, butcher, 4 Grand Central Market, dwl 556
Stevenson
Moody Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 536 Sacramento
Moody Edward, stone engraver, dwl 516 Braiman
Moody Isaac A., carpenter and builder, dwl 915 Jackson
Moody Jerome, conductor, dwl 704 Folsom
Moody J. H., shipcai-p enter, dwl 558 iJrjant
Moodv J- Hewitt (Leveque cfc Co.), dwl 319 Powell
Moody John C. {John C. Moody d- Co.), dwl 2109 Pine
Moody John C, carpenter, dwl 2235 Mission
Moody John C. & Co. (Jaines Deviite), apothecaries, 214
Kearny
Moody Joseph L. (Moody d- Fainsk), dwl SE cor Lombard
and Jones
Moody Joshua, miner, dwl 704 Folsom
Moody M. W. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 2235 Mission
Moody Volney D., cominission merchant, 521 Market, dwl
38 McAllister
Moody W., real estate, dwl American Exchange
Moody William, bookkeeper Moody & Farish, 210 Davis
Moody William C, carpenter, dwl 5 Stockton
Moody William C, clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co., dwl 33
McAllister
Moody WiUiam E., bookkeeper Masonic Temple, dwl Ws
Capp bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
UOODV A FARISII {Joseph L. Moody), wool com-
mission merchants, 210 Davis
Mooers John, bookkeeper, dwl 429 Stevenson
Moog Samuel {Muog a: Lobensteiii), dwl NW cor Post and
Laguna
Moog & Lobenstein {Samuel Mooq and Solom&n Loben-
etein), market, NW cor Post and Laguna
Moohlar J. P., physician, dwl 110 Fourth
Moon Andrew, dwl 514^ Third
Moon Andrew J., manager John C. Morrison Jr., res Oak-
land
Moon Jackson, bookkeeper John Morrison, dwl 919 Geary
Muun John, coalpasser stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Mooney A. Mrs., janitress North Cosmopolitan Grammar
Seh(_iol
Mooney Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 407 O'Farrell
Mijoney Arthur, waiter, dwl 732 Folsom, rear
Mooney Bartholomew, clerk Robert F. Bunker, dwl 21
Glover
Mo<>ney Christopher, dwl Western Hotel
Mixiney Cornelius {Buckley d- J/.), dwi SE cor Bush and
Keamy
Mooney Daniel J., groceries and liquora, NAV cor Market
and ^'an Ness Av
Mooney Francis, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Pacific and
lYont
Mooney lYank, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1802 Ma-
son
Mooney Hugh, liquors, NW cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Mooney James, engineer City and County Hv.spital, dwl
W s Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Mooney James, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 622 Sixth
Mooney James F., cooper John Breen, dwl 326 Sansom
Mooney Joseph M., bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., dsvl
349 Grove
Mooney Lawrence, lather Palace Hotel
Mooney Martin, laborer Golden Gate Park
Mooney Mary Miss, shoefitter, dwl 9 Minna
Mooney M. H., tailor Louis Levy, dwl 613 Front
Mooney Nellie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Mooney Nellie Miss, saleswoman Samuel L. Hasey, dwl
2015 Taylor
Mooney Patrick, driver William McMann, dwl Broadway
bet Mason and Taylor
Mooney Patrick, whitener, dwl Es Roach Alley nr Filbert
Mooney Robert G., conductor Omnibua R. R., dwl 111
Clementina
Mooney Thomas, laborer, dwl 35 Everett
Mooney William, machinist Union Iron Works
Moor Charles, dwl 737 Howard
Moor Gilvin, barkeeper PMlip McGovem, dwl Harrison
bet Third and Fourth
Moor J. B., insiuunce agent, office 320 California, dwl 230
Kearny
Moor P., mason, dwl 761 Mission
Moor William, horseshoe- nailmaker John W. Clough, dwl
620 Mission
MOOR n'lLLLOl H., superintendent Steamers Cal.
Pacific R. R., office NE cor Front and Broadway, dwl
223 Ellis
MoorbriJik G. B., tailor, 610 Post
Moorcroft J. Benjamin, cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 13
Powell
Moorcroft William, clerk J. W. H. Campbell, dwl SW cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Moore A. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1123 Dupont
Moore Albert S., drajTuan, dwl 326 Tehama
Moore Alexander, proprietor Broadway Block, dwl NW
cor Keaniy and Broadway
Moore Alexander, receiving clerk Risdon L and L. Works,
dwl 553 First
Moore Alfred, clerk Z. W. Moore, dwl 26 Haight
Moore Alfred S. {Aljred S. Moure tfc Co.), dwl 24 Haw-
thorne
Moore Ahred S. & Co. {William Thtving), manufacturers
and importers pumps and metals, 428 Sansom
Moore Alonzo, teamster Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl N s
Haight bet Fillmore and Steiner
Moore Andrew, funiituredealer, 926 Market
Moore Andrew, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
213 Harrison
Moore Anna E. (widow), dwl 555 Stevenson
Moore Arthur W. {Magee ti: M.), dwl 1104 Market
MOORE AISTIX !>., president North Pacific R. R.,
office 426 Cal {and Moure Brothers), dwl 1516 Fulsom
Moore Benjamin, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 2623 Sac
Moore B. F. Mrs., teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 6 Powell
Moore Brothers {J. Preston and Austin D.), imixirt«rs
and commission merchants, 109 Cal rooms 9 and 10
Moore B. P. , salesman California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., dwl 611 Buchanan
Moore Cahin, dentist, dwl 404 T^'ler
Moore Catherine (widow), dwl 15 Hayes
Moore Charles, clerk Christian Wendt, dwl SWcor Harri-
son and Ritch
Moore Charles, flourpacker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 432
Shipley
Moore Charles, gardener Thomas B. Lewis, dwl Silver Av
nr L'niversity Mound College
Moore Cbarles, master mariner, dwl 331 Montgomery
Moore Charles, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Moore Charles B., seaman, dwl 327 Fifth
Moore Charles E., master mariner, dwl 32 Frederick
Moore Charles M., special policeman, dwl 320 Folsom
Moore Charles W., physician and surgeon, office and dwl
652 Market
Moore Christian, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Moore C. F., carjjentcr Palace Hotel
Moore David {liam&n & M.), dwl 6 Juniper
Moore David, carpenter, dwl 22 Natoma
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Moore David, Granite Works. NW cor California and Cen-
tral Av, dwi N 8 Sac bet Walnut and Laurel
Moore Edward {Owens a.- 3/.), res Stockton
Moore Edward F., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., dwl 622
Washington .
Moore Edward M., omament^r California Furniture Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 611 Buchanan
MOORE E. J. A J. II., attorneys at law, office 77
and 78 Montgomery Block
Muore Elliott J. {E. J. and J. U. Moore), dwl 922 Powell
Moure Eugene, coachman, Continental Hotel
Moure Eugene T. {Driscoll it' Co.), dwl 555 Mission
Moore F. A., lodgings, (i Montgomery
Moore Frederick, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
34 Minna
Moore Frederick, mariner, dwl 1110 Battery
Moore Frederick W., porter Central Pacific R. R.,dwl C41
Washington
Moore George, plasterer, dwl E s Brj^ant nr Twenty-fourth
Moore George A., clerk, dwl 573 Hurrison
Moore George A., laborer Custom House, dwl 316 J Third
Moore George B., carpenter, dwl 14 Bourbin PI bet Ellis
and Eddy
Moore George W., machinist, dwl 262 Minna
Moore Goorge W., tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 355
Minna
Moore H. Mrs., hairdresser, 523 Kearny
Moore Hannah B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 741 Howard
Moore H. C, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Moore Henry, butcher, dwl 444 Sixth
Moore Henry, dfelivery clerk Folsom St. Wharf, dwl 523
Howard
Moore Henry, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Moore Henry, tanner Oswald Kreuz, dwl SE cor Filbert
and Gough
Moore Hemy C, carriagetrimmer Maxmiliaft Shillmg,
dwl 355 Minna
MOOKE HE.N'UV K., attorney at law, office 628 Cali-
fornia, dwl 1118 Powell
Moore H. G. , conductor Omnibus R. R. , dwl SE cor Third
and Howard
Moore Hiland A. {Gilbert tt M.), res Oakland
NOOltE HOllACE II., books, sUtionery, and law
blanks, UUy Muntgomery, dwl 914 Clay
Moore H. P., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 22 Stan-
ly PI
HOOUE I. C, importer teas, office 223 Battery, dwl
N s PXUton bet Franklin and Gough
Moore Isaac, foreman Daniel D. Holland, dwl 230 Perry
Moore Jacob G., appraiser Custom House, dwl 115 Stock
Moore James, bricklayer, office SW cor Mont and Jack
Moore James, capitalist, dwl 327 O'Farrell
Moore James, clerk, dwl 507 Mission
Moore James, coppersmith S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl 306
Fremont
Moore James, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl W
s Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Moore James, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 806 Fre-
mont
Moore James, saloon keejier, dwl 131 Folsom
Moore James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Moore James, upholsterer Joseph Rosenthal, dwl 82 Steu-
art
MOOKE JANES, wool and general commission mer-
chant, office 323 Front, dwl 1214 Sutter
Moore James B., bookkeeper Sroufe, Sweeney & Co., dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Moore James M., receiving teller First National Gold
Bank, dwl 803 Hyde
Moore James S., porter C. Adolphe Low & Co., dwl SW
cor Elizabeth and Castro
Moore James W., barkeeper Hodges & Gardner, dwl 274
Minna
Moore James William, porter A. M. Oilman, dwl 724 Min
Moore Jane A. Mrs., millinery 316i Third, dwl 631i Min
Moore Joanna H. (widow), lodgings, 203 Hitch
Moore J. Murray, homeopathic physician, office 410 Kear-
ny, dwl 803 Hyde
Moure John {Moore .t Murphy), dwl 16 Mosa
Moore John, dwl 19 Sixth
Moore John, boatman, Meiggs' Wharf
Moore John, boottitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl NE cor
Grove and Gough
Moore John, calker Shipcalkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Moore John, cari:>enter, dwl 13 White
Moore John, couk, 64 t^rst
Moore John, laborer, dwl 537^ Stevenson
Moore John, laborer S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 28
Frederick
Moore John, lather Palace Hotel
Moore John, machinist, dwl 634 Mission
Moore John, milkman, dwl E s Pine bet Oak and Pago
Moore John, miner, dwl W s Georgia nr Sierra
Moore John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Moore John, shoemaker, 1057 Folsom
Moore John, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Moore John, wood and coal, 662 Mission
Moore John A. {Button ct M.), dwl 22 Stanly PI
Moore John A., teacher, dwl 911 Post
Moore John C, salesman 708 Kearny, dwl 404 Tyler
MooreJohnH., machine operator Einstein Bros. &Co.,dwl
cor Gough and Grove
Moore John James, carpenter and builder, dwl Twentieth
bet Harrison and Folsom
Moore John M., stockbroker, office 77 Montgomery Block,
dwl 1620 Washington
Moore John S. {Gaylord & SI.), dwl 1007 Pacific
Moore John W., porter Sheriff's Office, dwl 8 Ewer PI
Moore Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Moore Joseph, porter Albert Mau & Co., dwl W & Sixth
bet Mission and Howard
Moore Joseph, salesman, dwl 334 Shipley
Moore Joseph, vice-president and superintendent Risdon
I. and L. Works, dwl 213 Harrison
Moore Joseph H. {E. J. and J. H.), attorney at law, office
77 and 78 Montgomery Block, dwl 103 First Av
Moore J. Preston {Moore Brothers), res Oakland
Moore J. R. S., drayman, cor Market and BeaJe
Moore Justin {Taylor Jb M.), dwl 606 Folsom
Moore Justin P., real-estate agent, office 426 California,
dwl SW cor Ellis and Polk
Moore Maggie (widow), dwl 320 Folsom
Moore Martha A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 505 Bush
Moore Mary Miss, dressmaker ilrs. R. K. Pierce, dwl 215-
Capp
Moore Mary B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 6 Powell
Moore Matilda M. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, dwl 919 Howard
Moore Mattie (widow), dw] 24 Hawthorne
Moore Michael, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution
Moore Michael, shoemaker, dwl 24 Dora
Moore Nathan W. , principal Urban Academy, 407 Geaiy,
dwl 26^ Kearny
Moore Nathaniel, conmiission merchant, office 539 Market
Moore N. J., plumber McKewen & Co., dwl 131 Turk
Moore Octavius G., draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 530
Greenwich
Moore Otto, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Moore P., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Moore Patrick, baker, dwl 9 Rausch
Moore Patrick, laborer, dwl 909 Vallejo
Moore Patrick A., bootmaker Joseph Lucier, dwl 639 Min
Moore P. C, carpenter, dwl 9 Farren Av
Moore Philip, boilermaker P'rancis I. Curry
Moore Reuben C, compositor S. F. Clironicle, dwl 631 Sac-
ramento
Moore Robert, draftsman Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
213 Harrison
Moore Robert, salesman McCain, Flood & McClure, dwl
413 Minna
Moore Robert, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 73 Ship
Moore S., hay and grain, 707 Mission .
Moore S. Mrs., clain-oyaut and healing medium, 759 Mar-
ket
Moore S. A. Miss, dressmaker and ladies' outfits, dwl 223
Kearny
Moore Samuel W. (S. W. Moore <& Co.), dwl 614 Minna
Moore Seely, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Moore S. H., hackman, cor Bush and Montgomery
Moore Stuart, cooper, dwl 155 Shipley
Moore S. W. & Co., seed warehouse, 420 Sansom
Moore T., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Moore Theodore S., machinist U. S. Mint, dwl 1201 Mis8
Moore Thomas, machinist, dwl 207 Second
Moore Thomas, marbleworker Jolm Daniel & Co., dwl326i
Hickory Av
Moore Thomas, plumber, dwl 109 Silver
Moore Thomas H., bookbinder A. J. Leary, dwl 123 Fifth)
Moore Thomas W., real estate, office 306 Pine, dwl Grandt
Hotel
Moore T. S. , mason Palace Hotel
Moore Victoria (widow, colored), dwl 1104 Pacific
Moore W. A., laborer Machinerj' Department U. S. Mint »
Moore William, barkeeper, dwl 333 Bush
Moore William, blacksmith, dwl 518 Mission
Moore William, dairjTnan, dwl 311 Pacific
MORGAN & .CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
, F. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Moore William, deckhaDd stm C. M. Small, Commercial
St. Wharf
Moore William, laborer, dwl 110 Clinton
Moore William, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl Filbert
bet Montg-omery and Sansom
Moore William, laborer Knowland & Doe, dwl 28 Frederick
Muore William, lather Palace Hotel
Moore William, pixmiber Patrick D. Fitzpatrick, dwl 1309
Stockton
Moore William, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Moore WUliam, special policeman, dwl Union bet Battery
and Sansom
Moore William, stevedore, dwl 413 Broadway
Moore William H., clerk Collection Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 70S Suiter
Moore WUliam H., fruits, 719 Davis, dwl 1209 Montgomery
draftsman Keuitzer &, Ra.un, dwl 534
Moore William P.
Bush
Moore William T.;
Moore William W,
salesman N. Skerrett, dwl 919 Howard
, dwl 1201 Mission
Moore Zadoc W., fruits, vegetables, etc., 37-39 California
Market, dwl 26 Haight
Moore & Murphy (Joh n Moore arid John Murphy), boot
and shoemakers, 129 Sixth
Moore. See Mohr, Moor, and More
Moorhead Frank L., painter, dwl 219 Turk
Moorhead James, cloakdealer, dwl 409 Fell
Moorhead James, with Godchaux Brothers & Co., dwl 725
Bush
Moorhead John, dwd 411 Sansom
Mooi-s Henry C, contractor, dwl 123 Fifth
Moors J. H. , molder Risdon I. and L. "Wurks, dwl 123 Fifth
Moors Oliver E., bookbinder, dwl 123 Fifth
Moors Joseph, laborer, dwl 013^ Natoma
Moose , dwl 18 Bernard
Mooser William, architect, office 302 Montgomery room
46, dwl 509 Lombard
Mooshake Rebecca (widow), dwl 245 Stevenson
Moote Da\id, carpenter, dwl 29 Rutledge Av, Bemal
Heights
Moote Samuel, printer Bacon &. Co., dwl 29 Rutledge Av,
Bemal Heights
Mootrj- George H., solicitor, dwl 636 Commercial
Mootry Thomas, mining, dwl Morton House
Mora Bernard, laborer, dwl Minnesota nr Sierra
Mora Thomas, miner, dwl SE cor Vallejo and Dupoiit
Moraghan Michael B. {Moraghan tO Lynch), dwl 116 Thir-
teenth
MORAGHAX «£ LTXCH (Michael B. Moraghan and
Henry Lynch), oyster saloon, 6S California Market
Moral Nathan, drj- goods, 909 Stockton, dwl 1105 Powell
Moral Siegfried, clerk Nathan Moral, dwl 1028 Clay
Morales D. , coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Morales Juan, foreman La Sociedad, dwl Vallejo bet Mont-
gomer}' and Kearny
Morales Juan, laborer, dwl 1319 Dupont
Morales Ricardo, consul U. S. Colombia, office 109 Califor-
nia room 21, dwl 720 California
Moran Barney, hostler Market St. R. R.
Moran Bernard, laborer, dwl 626 Ash Av
Moran Bernard, painter, dwl 20 Lick
Moran Brj-an, laborer Fashion Stables, dwl 39 Minna
Moran C. E., life insurance agent, office and dwl 418 Post
Moran Christopher, fireman stm Ventura, dwl 123 Welsh
Moran Christopher, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
Moran Comehus, milker Timothy Collins, dwl SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Douglas
Moran Daniel M., clerk James M. Moran, dwl 943 Howard
Moran Dennis, plumber, dwl S4ij Market
Moran Edward, cigar manufacturer, dwl 418 Filbert
Moran Edward, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear
Moran Edward, laborer, dwl S s California bet Devisade-
ro and Broderick
Moran Edward, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Moran Frank, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fomth and
Perrj', dwl 422 Fourth
Moran Frank J., carriagesmith Albert Folsom, dwl 235^^
Minna
Moran Gustavua, shipcarpenter, dwl 318 Pacific
Moran Hannah Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
Moran Harrison, milkman, dwl W s Twenty-sixth nr Miss
Moran James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Moran James F., salesman Norton & Gavan, dwl 1804
Market
Morun James M. (J. M. Moran d: Co.), dwl 413 Minna
Moran J. B., carpenter Palace Hotel
Moran J. M. &. Co., dry goods, 204 Sixth
Moran John, blacksmith J. P. Locked, Co., dwl Eddy bet
Scott and De\Tsadero
Moran John, laborer, dwl 20 Rausch
Moran John, laborer I. Friedlander Mission Bay Ware-
house, dwl 30 Welsh
Moran John, marblecutter Larseneur & Sheerin, dwl 113
Grove
Moran John M., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, dwl 943
Howard
Moran John M., carriagesmith Albert Folsom, dwl 2364
Minna
Moran Joseph A, clerk, dwl 765 Market
Moran M., laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
Moran M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Moran Maggie Miss, with Goldstein & Cohen, dwl 30 Welsh
Moran Martin, laborer, dwl 22 Zoe, rear
Moran Marj-, widow, dwl 1505 Franklin
Moran Man,' Miss, dwl 445^ Natoma
Moran Marj" Miss, with William Gam, dwl oor Califomla
and Broderick
Moran Michael, laborer, dwl 34 Welsh, rear
Moran Michael, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Moran Michael, laborer, dwl 150 Shipley
Moran Michael, laborer Henr>' F. WilUams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Moran Michael, pressman George H. Tay & Co.
Moran Patrick (Miraii tt- McBridc), dwl 9 Rondel PI
Moran Patrick, produce, dwl 9 Boyd
Moran Patrick, laborer, dwl Bryant bet Seventh and
Eighth
Moran Patrick, laborer, dwl 141 Silver
Moran Patrick, peddler, dwl cor Nebraska and Alameda
Moran Patrick, tanner Sedgley & Davis; dwl 2013 Fulsom
Moran Patrick, wiredrawer Pac. Wire Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 446 Brannan v
Moran Peter, cigar manufactory, 708 an^ 710 Batterj- dwl
2219 Mason
Moran Susan Miss, compositor Morning Call, dwl 550 Na-
toma
Moran T., laimdrj-man Occidental Hotel
Moran Terence, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 840 Market
Moran Thomas {Muran 6: Co.), dwl 228 Bush
Moran Thttnias, bellman Lick House
Moran Thomas, compositor Cubery & Co. , dwl 415 Filbert
Moran Thomas, deckhand stm Fanny Ann, dwl King St.
House
Moran Thomas, groom Roe Allen, dwl 182 Stevenson
Moran Thomas, laborer, dwl 707 Front
Moran Thomas, laborer William Kerr
iioran Thomas, milkman, dwl N s Precita Av nr Mission
Moran Tliomas, seaman stm Bullion, Black Point
Moran Thomas, stonemason, dwl 522 Dupont
Moran Thomas A., salesman Duff &, Co., dwl 7 Caroline
Moran Thomas J., dwl 213 Powell
Moran Thomas J., lamidryman, dwl 26 Garden
Moran T. J. (Moran it- Ventoii), dwl 943 Howard
Moran W., lather Palace Hotel
Moran William, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 615 Com
Moran William, port«r Union Club, dwl 550 Nat^-ma
Moran & Co. (Thomas Moran a/id Thomas Mclnerncy),
real-estate agents, office 605 Sacramento
Moran & McBride (Patrick Moran and Dennis Mc Bride),
produce commission, SW cor Commercial and Da\Ts
Moran & Venton {T. J. Moran and Ancolt Venton), teas,
coffees, and spices, 205 Fourth
Morand Juseph, restaurant, 707 Pacific, dwl 39 Sullivan's
Building
Moranda Baptist, painter, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Morano Josephine Mrs., dwl S s Vallejo bet San and Mont
Morante Jose, porttr Cobo, Ygual ^ Co., dwl 207 I'acific
Morante Joseph, laborer G. Venard, dwl 207 Pacific
Morante Manuel, laborer G. Venard, dwl 207 Pacific
Morasky C, roadcarpeuter Southern Pacific R. R., cor
Fourth and Towiisend
Moratel Auguste, confectioner, 430 Geary
Morcel J., blacksmith, dwl 415 Dupont
Morchio John, vegetabledealer, dwl 1107 Kearny
Morcroft William, clerk, dwl 4u3 Broadway
Mordan Albert, liquor saloon, 1000 Keaniy, dwl 306 Pac
Mordaunt E. & Co. (John Goody), business agents, 331
Kearny
Mordaunt Edward (E. Mordaunt d- Co.), res St. Louis
Mordecai Annie (widow), dwl E s Mississippi bet Butte
and Solano
Mordecai Isaac T. , paper carrier, dwl E s Mississippi bet
ISolano and Mariposa
Mordhorst John, carpenter Otto W. Hermann, dwl Colum-
bia Hotel
Mordt Chr., Scandinavian Soc.
More James, laborer Southern Pac R. R., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
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More Jutl, Beaniim, dwl 7 Broadway
More John, broker, dwl 70!> Mission
More Joseph J., cari>ent€r and builder, 743 Mission, dwl S
8 Fell bet Hteiner and Pierce
More Samuel (Pond, liL-t/noUis ,!• Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
More. See Mohr, Moor, and Moore
Moreal Henry, clerk C. G. Mattat Jr., dwl 916 Jackson
Moreal Henry P., collector McKenna & Greany, dwl 916
J lie k son
Moreau Alexander, dwl 2209 Leavenworth
Moreiiu Kugene, machinist. 517 Clay, dwl 219 Geary
Moreau Geort,'e (Kaindler d: Co.), dwl 417 Minna
Morehouse Emma Mrs. {Morehoime 6: Ricks), dwl 407 Stev
Morehouse F. B. {F. B. Morehouse <fr Co.), dwl 604 Pme
Moruliouse F. B. & Co., employment office, 434 Kearny
Morehouse Le Grand, dwl 1022 Geary , , ^ „,
Morehouse William P., policeman City Hall, dwl 1205 Tay-
Morehouse & Ricks {Mrs. Ennnn Morehouse and Mrs.
Hurtcme B. Ricks), millinerj', 907 Market
Morel Charles F., teacher lanffuages, dwl Pacific Business
College, cor Gearj' and Stockton
Morel Ernest, clerk, dwl 520 Kearny
Morell Josephine A., dressmaker, dwl 634 Vallejo
Morelli^is Sebastian, fruits, slo Kearny, dwl W s Washing-
ton bet Kearnv and Dupont
MORELOS ANTOXIO, cigarmanufacturer, 635 Pacific,
dwl NW cor Dupont and Pacific
Morenard Antonio, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
Moreno Josef Miguel, physician, office and dwl 91S Fol
Morett Candido. fruits and vegetables. 743 Vallejo
Morey Charles H., clerk Kittle & Co., dwl 559 Minna
Morey Elizabeth J. (widow), boarding and lodgings, 843
Howard
Morey Ellen (widow), dwl 559^ Minna
Morey Harry H. B., mixer Frear Stone Co., dwl 1609 How-
ard
Morey U. E., bookkeeper George W. Swan & Co., res NE
cor Myrtle and Twenty-eighth, Oakland
Morey Sanmel B. , mining superintendent, dwl N s Havens
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Morey Wellington, watchman Dohrmanu &Co.,dwIN8
Washington bet Drumm and East
Morev William, miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Morffew Thomas, dentist, office 112 Sutter, dwl 1007 Pow
Morgan , attoniev at law, dwl 106 Post
Morgan , boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 227
Second
Morgan Albert W., carrier Morning Call and Bulletin,
dwl 2050 Mission
Morgan Alexander, tailor A. & N. Raphael, dwl 311 Clem
Morgan Alfred {Monjan Bros.), dwl 2 Chatham PI
Morgan August, clerk J. Suich & Co., dwl 3 Jackson PI
Morgan Benjamin, bakerj-, 804 Folsom
Morg-an Benjamin, attorney at law, office 715 Clay, dwl
923 Washington
Morgan Bros. {George and Alfred), fruits and confection-
ery, BOOJ Market
Morgan Charles B. {Williams, Blanchard & Co.), dwl
Union Club
Morgan Charles B., clerk Collection Department Wella,
Fargo &. Co., dwl 22 John
Morgan Charles H., carriagepainter, 413 Third
Morgan Clara B. (widow), dwl 422^ Shipley
Morgan David, quartenuaster Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Morg-an David Jr., conmiission merchant, dwl 1520 Mason
Morgan E. D., inspector Custom House, res Oakland
MOltUAK EIICiAU !M„ hydraulic and civil engineer,
office 740 Fourth, dwl 202 Hyde
Morgan Edward, upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, dwl 225
Third
Morgan Edward B., bricklayer John Cochran, dwl 515
Hayes
Moi^n Edward H., bookkeeper Albert Mau & Co., res
Oakland
Morgan Edwin D., cashier Pacific Bank, dwl 331 Mont
Morgixn Emma J., adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 127 Kearny
Morgan F., dwl 220 Pacific
Morgan Frederick, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
227 Second
Morgan George {Morgan Bros.), dwl 2 Chatham PI
Morgan George, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
311 Clementina
Morg-ati George, cook Grand Hotel
Morgan George G. W., editor New Age, dwl 742 Harrison
Morgan G. R., wheelwright, dwl 366 Minna
Morgan Hans, laborer, dwl 19 Crook
Morgan Henry M., conveyancer and commissioner deeds,
office 113 Leidesdorff', dwl 214 Ellis
Morgan Hugh, bookkeeper Bank British Columbia, res
Oakland
Morgan Hugh R., compositor S. F. Directory, dwl 366 Min
Morgan Isaac R., commission merchant, 124 California
Morgan J., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Morgan James, dwl 817 Jessie
Morgan James, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Morgan James, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 340
Townisend
Morgan James, longshoreman, dwl 1511^ Mason
Morgan James, mining, office 27 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl Grand Hotel
Morgan Jennie M,, adjuster U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Morgan J. H., seaman, dwl 268 Brannan
Morgan John, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 13 Langton
Morgan John, oilrefiner, dwl .'S06 Brannan
Morgan John, shoemaker William Stevens
Morgan John James, milkman, NE cor Beach and Baker
Mori,'an John P., musician S. F. Miisical Pro. Assn, 545
Califoniia
MORCiA\ JOHN S. {Morgan & Co. and Crellin ^ Co.),
dwl SW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth
Morgan J. T., lather Palace Hotel
Morgan L. A. Mrs., principal Fourth St. Primary School,
dwl 429 Gearj-
Morgan Lawrick, carpenter, dwl 90S Broadway
Morgan Levi, miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl cor Eight-
eenth and Castro
Morgan Mary Miss, chambermaid Mrs. H. A. Smith, 1206
Market
Morgan Minnie E., dressmaker, dwl 1031 Sutter
Morgan Morgan P., attorney at law, office 526 Montgom-
erv, dw! 1612 California
Morgan Nellie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 205
Taylor
Morgan P. {Simjyson d- M.), dwl Harriet nr Howard
Morgan Patrick, hostler Richard Dowling, dwl 610 How-
ard
Morgan Patrick, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 633
Mission
Morgan Peter, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Morgan Philip, painter, dwl 936 Harrison
Morgan Simon, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Morgan Thomas, hostler City R. R. , dwl NE cor Minna
and Eighth
Morgan Thomas shoemaker, dwl 203 Post
Morgan Thomas E., horseshoer, dwl 2050 Mission
Morgan T. R. , dwl W s Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Morgan Vaughn, boilermaker, dwl 14 Natoma
Morgan William, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
311 Clementina
Morgan William, carpets and paperhangings, 24 Fourth
Morgan William, molder. dwl 563 Mission
Morgan William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Morgan William, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl SW
cor Battery and Green
Morgan William J. {Eelli/ .fc M.), dwl 8 Central PI
Morgan William M., cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co., dwl 50 Clementina
Morgan William S., mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 213
Perry
Morgan Winfield S., messenger Surveyor's Office Custom
H.use, res Oakland
IUOK<>A\ A CO, {John S. Morgan and John and
Thomas Crellin), wholesale oysters, 87 California
Market
Morgans Charles H., carriagebuilder and painter, 413
Third, dwl 815^ Folsom
Morgans Emma B.,*teacher music, dwl 815^ Folsom
Morgenroth Hermann, barkeeper Nicholas Hoehgurtel,
dwl 1326 Stockton
Morgenstem Adolph, clothing, cor Front and Pacific,
dwl 722 Front
Morgenstem Albert, hairdressing and bathing saloon, 9
Second, dwl 504 Taylor
Morgenstem Alfred W., market, 546 Third
Morgenstem Louis, clerk J. C. Leony, dwl 722 Front
Morgenstem M., discount and real estate, office 206 Mont-
gomen.', dwl 221 Turk
Morgenstem Robert, chief accountant Bank California,
res Oakland
Morgenstem Samuel, fancy dry goods, 428 Kearny, dwl
1118 Leavenworth
Morgenstem Wilhelm, hairdresser A. Morgenstem, dwl
Brannan bet Third and Fourth
Morgenthau Max, jobber gents' furnishing goods, and S.
F. Pioneer Woolen Factory goods(ajj(^jMor(/t^n(Aau<fc
Levenmn), 108 Bush, dwrill9 Stockton
Morgenthau Siegfried, dwl 502 Bush
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Morgenthau & Levenson (Max Moraanthau and Isador
Lereiisun), proprietors Mission Soap and Candle
Works, Sixteenth bet Folsom and Har, office 108 Bush
Morssrafl Joseph, molder, dwl 736 Market
MUlMa E fITY A\M «'OI XTY. 651 Sacramento
Morham John, seaman, dwi 105 Clark
Morhange Salvador, consul Belgium, dwl Grand Hotel
Mori N'icholas, fniitpeddler, dwl 021 Pacific
Moriarty Conielius, butcher, dwl S s Ninth Av nr N
South S. F. '
Moriarty D. {Callaghan i: Moriarty), dwl cor Twenty-
third and Hampshire
Moriarty Daniel, currier Thomas McMahon, dwl Ninth Av
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, dwl 1131 Harrison
Moriarty Euifene, hogranch, E s San }os& Road nr St.
Mary's College
Moriarty Jeremiah, tailor William Sherman & Co dwl
W s Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis
Moriarty John, calker "Spring Valley Water Works, dwl
•24 Howard Court
Moriarty John, laborer, dwl 563 Stevenson, rear
Moriarty John, laborer, dwl cor Kansas and Humboldt
Moriarty John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s Sierra
bet Georgia and Michigan
Moriartj- M., track laborer Southern Pac. R R,, cor
Fourth and Townsend
Moriarty Patrick, nurse City and County Hospital, E s
Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
Moriarty Robert, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Moriarty Timothy, milkranch, dwl 1613 Turk
Morietich Andrew, restaurant, 9 Mission
Morin Augustus, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Morison James, seaman, dwl 115 Jackson
Morison James X,, real estate, dwl 1203 Taylor
Morison James H., clerk Samuel A. Morison, dwl 1203
Taylor
Morison M. (widow), dwl 1218 Union
nORISO.V S.OI|:el a., real estate, office 626 Mont-
gomerj-, dwl 1203 Taylor
Morison William C, student, dwl 1203 Taylor
Morison William W., truckman, dwl 46'Silver
Morison. Sec Morrison
Moritz Frederick, retail liquors, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Moritz John C. , market, 1012 Pacific
MOKITZ .M.t.\»EL, moneybroker, office 306 Montgom-
erv', dul 524 Jessie
Moritz Martin, plasterer, dwl 331 Fourth, rear
UOICKEX HEK.^LAJV'W F., Frank's Saloon, 320 Pine,
dwl S27 Post
Morley Mrs., seamstress, dwl 850 Market
Morley Charles, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Morley Michael A, longshoreman, dwl loO Francisco
Morlock Charles G., clerk Welhnan, Peck i. Co., dwl 1119
Post
Morlock Frederick, butter, eggs, and cheese, 25 Centre
Market, dwl 1608 California
Morlock William, turner C^ameron & Hall, dwl Hansa Hotel
Mormann Charles, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Mormon Charles, porter, dwl 273 Stevenson
MOK\L\«i t'AU, (daily), San Francisco OU (3o. pub-
lishers, office 525 Mont, editorial rooms 517 Clay
Moron Benjamin {Garrett cfc M.), dwlSW cor Dupontand
Filbert "^
Moroney Cornelius, laborer Palace Hotel
Moroney Eliza (widow), dwl 349 Grove
Moroney John, liquordealer, dwl 423 Minna
Moroney M. E. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,
dwl 423 Minna
Moroney Paul (HopMns <t M.), dwl 417 Eddy
Moroney Paul Jr., clerk 117 California, dwl 417 Eddy
Moroney Peter, laborer, dwl 132 First
Moroney Thomas, currier, dwl 18 Natoma
Moroney. .Sec Maroney
Morre Francisc <, master mariner, dwl 8 Clay, rear
Morrell A. , driver City R. R.
Morrell Abraham J.,"rea] estate, office 420 Montgomery
room S third floor, dwl 530 Harrison
Morrell C. , teacher music, 135 Post, dwl 430 Post
Morrell Charles Jr., bookbinder, dwl 420 Post
Morrell Frank, special policeman, dwl 340 Third
Morrell James T., special pohceman, dwl NW cor Mason
and Pacific
Morrell Oliver L., manager Pioneer Furniture Manufac-
turing Co., dwl 28 Silver I
51 rrigan Edward, conductor Central R. R., dwl cor Sixth
and Minna
Morrill Charles, mining, office 402 Montgomery room 6,
dwi 31 Eddy
Morrill Charles A., manufacturer and importer boots and
shoes, 315 Davis, dwl 2605 Bush
Morrill Jane P. (\rtdow), dwl 718 McAllister
J'""'!' ^,-.*-' Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Morrill Oliver C, butcher, dwl 712 Leavenworth
Morrill Samuel (Morrill .fc Co.), res South Dedham. Mass
Morrill Samuel, pressman BYancis & Valentine, dwl 1'20
Dora
MorriU Samuel S., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 120 Dora
MORRUL -tVAKREN' P.. foreman S. F. Directorj-
Composing Rooms, dwl S14 Ciilifomia
Morrill & Co. (Samiul MorriU and Jajius McMackin)
prmting-ink manufacturers, 509 Commercial
Morris , miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Morris Mrs. (widow), dwl S22 Folsom
Morris Aaron, wholesale grocer, 713 Sansom, dwl 529 Clav
Moms Abby (widow, colored), dwl NW cor Clay and
Mason
Morris Abraham (J. i- A. Morris), dwl 2005 Sacramento
Morris Abraham, merchant, dwl 122 O'Farrell
Morris Adolph, merchant tailor, 17 Second, dwl 7731 Fol
Morris Alexander, painter, dwl 446 Brannan
Morris Ann Mrs., fiu-nished rooms, 529 Clay
Morris Anna Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 114 Natoma
Morris Arthur, first-lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery
Black Point
Morris B. & Co. (John T. Little/ord), manufacturing
jewelers, 643 Sacramento
Morris Bamet, clothingdealer, dwl 1511 Powell
Morris Benjamin (£. Morris a,- Co.), dwl 1008 Sutter
Morris Benjamin L. (L. Morris i Son), dwl 46 Second
Morris Benj;unin S., clerk Henry Weinstock, dwi 142
Shipley
Morris Bernhard, machine operator S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 145 Natoma
Morris Charles, brickmaker, dwl cor Jersey and Noe
Morris Charles C, marblecutter J. & A. Morris, dwl 2605
Saeramento
Morris Charies D., clerk L. P. Fisher, dwl 433 Jessie
Morris Cornelius R. , clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1234 Pac
Morris D. , show-cardwriter James Morris, dwl 518 Taylor
Morris David, locksmith and machinist, 136 Post, dwl 510
O'Farrell
Morris David, packer D. Samuels, dwl 142 Shipley
Morris Darid, stevedore A. C. Freese
Morris Dennis, hostler James Craig, dwl 1324 Sacramento
Morris Edmund, speculator, dwl 507 Powell
Morris Edward, blacksmith Thomas Dolan, dwi 512 Geary
Morris Edward, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Berry
bet Third and Fourth
Morris Eleonora F. Miss, cardwriter, dwi 870 Mission
Morris Elizabeth (widow), dwl 224 Chestnut
Morris Ellen (widow), dwl 5 Meacham PI
Morris Frank, molder, dwl 520 Mission
Morris Frank L., conductor Central R. R., dwl 519 Stev
Morris Franklin, salesman, dwl 213 Eddy
Morris Frederick, dwi 1108 Pacific
Morris George, waiter A. E. Swain, dwl 227 Stevenson
Morris Henr>', dwi 628 CJeary
Morris Henry, farmhand Louis Anzenhofer, E 8 Ocean
House Road nr Industrial School
Morris Henry, tailor, 1035 Howard
Morris Henry- F., clerk County Recorder, dwl 803 Mont
Morris Henry S. (Morris ,i- Hall), dwl 1604 Jones
Morris Hertz, expresswagon, SE cor Montgomery and
Washington, dwl 40 South Park
Morris Hiram J., Pacific Rubber Paint Co., res Oakland
Morris Isaac, cigarette manufacturer, dwl 438 Natoma
Morris J. & A, proprietors San Francisco Steam Marble
Works, 216 Fifth
Morris James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Morris James, currier Francis McAleer, dwl 15Boardman
PI
Morris James, paver Superintendent Public Streets, dwl
512 Geary, rear
Morris James, peddler, dwl 532 Vallejo
Morris James, show-card WTiter, 31 Geary, dwl 1404 Van
Ness Av
Morris Jane (widow), dwi 12 Miller PI
Morris John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 114
Natoma
Morris John, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Co.
Morris John, waiter John Kohlmoos, dw' 10 Natoma
Morris Joseph (J. d: A. M.), dwi '2605 Sacramento
Morris Joseph, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Morris Joseph J., shipping agent George Naunton, dwl
703 Davis
Morris J. S., dwl 820 Washington
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Morris Julius, .wholesale manufacturer and dealer cigars
and tobacco, SE cor Batterj' and Clay, dwl 2716 How
Morris L. (L. Morns * Sok), dwl 46 Second
Morris L. & Son (£e?i;(imtii Z,.), merchant tailors, 33 and
Qc. SecoQcl
Morris Lemuel P. (Jforris <fc Pittnw).), dwl 900 Post
Morris Martin, baker, dwl 210 Jessie „ ,. ,
MoSs Michael, waiter Lick House, dwl 609 Washmgton
Morris Patrick, hostler Crittenden & Dalton, dwl 620 Miss
Morris Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolhng Mills, dwl E s Ilh-
nois nr Twentieth
Morris Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Morris Patrick J. (Wason i- M.), dwl 314 Tyler
Morris Peter, dwl 165 SUver „ , ^ , „ „^, .„,
Morris Peter, expresswagon, cor Market and Sutter, awi
Nevada bet Folsom and Harrison
Morris Pincus, merchant, dwl 149 Clara
Morris P. J., artist St. Joseph's Benevolent Assn
Morris Preston, miller, dwl NW cor Buchanan and McAl-
Morril Robert D., carpenter, dwl N 8 Twelfth Av bet O
and P, South S. F. ^ v j , xrc «,,
Morris Robert W., clerk Isaac Fromberg, dwl NE cor
Washington and Kearny
Morris S., traveling agent, dwl 44 Third
Morris Samuel, laborer, dwl 1124 Hamson
Morris Samuel, peddler, dwl 142 Shipley
Morris Samuel N., exchange teUer National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., dwl 1S37 Bush ,
BIORRIS. SCHWAB A CO. (Willmm Horns, Joseph
Schwab, and John F. Kennedy), importers and deal-
ers moldings, engravings, artists' materials, gUdmg,
etc., 21 Post ._„. , , ,o»ic.„»v
Morris S. Franklin, clerk Madison & Burke dwl 3,} Sixth
Morris Sigmund, dry goods, 813 Stockton, dwl 607 Stev
Morris Smion, machine operator S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 145 Natoma . , , i. „.
Morris Tern-, barkeeper Mannix & Conners, dwl 4 Everett
Morris Theodore, machinist Da-iid Moms, dwl SIO O iar-
rell
Morris Theodore, with WilUam H. Foye, dwl 706 Taylor
Morris Thomas, carpenter, dwl 215 Perry
Morris Thomas, laborer, dwl 539 Natoma
Morris Thomas, laborer, dwl New RaUroad Rouse, W s
Fourth nr Berry
Morris Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
Morris Thomas, miner, dwl 227 Second
Morris Thomas F., stevedore, dwl 411 Mam
Morris W. Mrs., dwi '201 Turk ,„„„...
Morris W., Ship and Steamboat J. Assn, 139 Post
Morris WiUiam (Mon-is, Schwab & Co.), dwl 822 Bush
Morris Wilham, carpenter, dwl 2510 Bush
Morris William Go vemeur, special agent U. S. TrKisury
Department, office Custom House, dwl Occidental
Hotel
Morris William H., machinist, dwl 114 Natoma
Morris WiUiam H., machinist Union Iron Works
Morris WiUiam M., bookkeeper L. Ryan & Co., dwl 700
Broadway , , « ^ tt t»n
Morris & HaU Ifienry S. Morns and R. A. HaU),
Uquor saloon, 818 Pacific ^ „ „ „■„
Morris & Pittman (Lemuel P. Moms and H. G. rut-
man), carpenters and joiners, 619 Hyde
Morris. See Morriss
Morrisey James, bookkeeper, dwl 1016 Stockton
Morrisey Jeremiah, porter, dwl 67 Clementina
Morrisey Michael, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
227 Minna
Morrisey Patrick, carpenter, dwl 447 Tehama
Morrisey Patrick H. Mrs. , groceries and hquors, 216 Fifth
Morrisey Richard, laborer Paciflc MaU S. S. Co., dwl 22
Dora, rear
Morrisey Thomas, laborer, dwl 60 Natoma
Morrisey WUUam, dwl 1121 ElUs
Morrisey William, bootmaker, dwl 95 Commercial
Morrisey WiUiam, carpenter, dwl 4'29 Clementina
Morrisey WUliam, plumber Bush & Mihie, dwl S S Six-
teenth bet Mission and Valencia
Morrisey. See Morrissey
Morrison , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Morrison , watchman, dwl 37 Ecker
Morrison A. Jr., stevedore A. C. Freese
Morrison A. J., clerk, dwi 112 Welsh
Morrison A. L., (Estate of), office 315 California room 8
Morrison Albert, clerk, dwi 205 Hyde
Morrison Albin, driver Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Joe4
Road nr Industrial School
Morrison Alexander, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, Tl New
Montgomery
Morrison Andrew, blacksmith John B. Morrison, dwl SW
cor Twentieth and Dolores . „ ,, r> u
Morrison Andrew, conductor Potrero and B. v. K. K.
Morrison Archibald, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
W 8 Jei-sev nr Channel j , „,„ ^ ^ •
Morrison Augustus V., lumber surveyor, dwl 253 Octavia
Morrison Benjamin, stovemoimter Locke & Montague, dwl
Butte nr Potrero Av
Morrison B. M., carpenter Palace Hotel
SoSsoS Cariuin J." chief porter City HaU, dwl W s Fair
Oaks nr Twenty-second „ ,. ,. ». xv.
Morrison Charies D., mining, office 22 Merchants Ex-
change, res Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Morrison Clara B. Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 926 Market „ „ „
Morrison D., messhand stm Ajax Oregon S. b. Co.
Morrison Daniel, dwl 707 Front
Morrison Daiid, teamster, dwl 26 Hunt
Morrison Dexter, gasfltter C. H. Stombs & Co.
Morrison Edward, molder Risdon L and L. WorIvS, dwl i
Beale PI
Morrison Frank, coremaker Reese LleweUyn, dwl 3 Beale
PI
Morrison George H., Imnherdealer, 1 Howard, dwl W s
ShotweU bet Twenty-second and Twenty-thu-d
Morrison Gustavus, lumber surveyor, office 12b Steuart,
dwl Oak nr Market
Morrison Gustavus, shipcarpenter Middlemas S Boole
Morrison Henry, rigger, dwl 54 Minna ,,.„n-^
Morrison Henry, waiter CosmopoUtan Hotel, dwl 342 Te-
hama
Morrison H. F. , dwl 120 Fourth
Morrison Howard, theatrical propertymaker, 815 Market
Morrison J., plumber Bush & MUne
Morrison James, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Morrison James, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen MUls,
dwi 312 Capp
Morrison James, weigher, dwl 1725 Jessie
Morrison James H., cabinetmaker August Hmnhurg, dwl
Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Morrison Jeremiah, porter W. G. Badger, dwl 67 Clem
Morrison J. H., dwl W 8 ShotweU bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Morrison John, beUman Occidental Hotel .,,,„,
Morrison John, blacksmith McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 1725
Morrison John, laborer, dwl 625 Howard ,,„. _
Morrison John, laborer Paciflc Iron Works, dwl 125 Spear
Morrison John, longshoreman, d.wl 025 Davis
Morrison John, seaman, dwl 117 Dnunm
Morrison John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel , , c~,
Morrison John B., carriagemaker, 647 Mission, dwl hW
cor Twentieth and Dolores j ^ , i
H[ORRISO>' JOH-\ C. Jr., importer and wholesale
wines and liquors, 316 Sacramento and 321 Commer-
cial, dwl 817 Howard .
Morrison John F., carpenter and buUder, dwl W s Mission
bet Thirty-first and Thirty-second
Morrison John M., di-ayman Toklas, Hahn & Brown, dwl
679 Harrison
Morrison John W., teamster, dwl 803 Geary
Morrison Jonas J., bookkeeper Preston & McKmnon, dw)
1725 Jessie ^ . , , c =
Morrison Joseph H., drayman Jacob Browmng, dwl b 8
Jackson bet Hyde and Larkin „ .. j j„i
Morrison Kenneth, hamessmaker Charles H. Mead, dwl
N B Muina bet Third and Fourth
Morrison Martin, packer Cal. Furniture M. Co., dwl Clay
bet Scott and Devisadero
Morrison M. L. (widow), dwl 1529 Washington
Morrison Patrick, deckhand stm Julia, Broadxray Whalt
Morrison Patrick, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl -M
Morrison Richard, machinist Charles H. Leavitt, dwl E s
Spear nr Market
Morrison Robert, merchant, dwl 1209 PoweU
Morrison Robert, superintendent CaUfomia Sdk Manu-
facturing Co., dwl Fifteenth Av nr RaUroad Av, boutn
Morrison Robert F., judge Fourth District Court, chani'
hers 29 Montgomery Block, dwl 127 Kearny
Morrison Robert J., clerk E. Grisar & Co., dwl 1209 Pow
Morrison Samuel, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Morrison Sarah (widow), dwl 1607 Larkin
Morrison T. C, carpenter, dwi Columbia Hotel
Morrison Thomas H., teller Bank Califorma, dwl SW cor
Howard and Twentieth
Morrison WUliam, plumber, dwl 672 Folsom
Morrison. See Morison
MOEGM & CO., 87 California Market, havQ their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
C. p. VAU SOHAAOK ^ CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 18S2.
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Morriss Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 630 Green
Morriss Franijois, laborer Liclc House
Morrissey Edward, dwl 21 Fulton, rear
Morrissey James, blacksmith David R. Coleman, dwl 60
Natoma
Morrissey John, drayman, dwl 19 Freelon, rear
Momssey John, expressman, NW cor Sansom and Sacra-
mento, dwl 449J Tehama
Morrissey John, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S s
Shasta nr Georgfia
Morrissey John Jr., laborer Pacific Rollmg MiUs, dwl S s
Shasta nr Georgia
Morrissey John W., bricklayer, dwl NW cor Union and
Leavenworth
Morrissey Michael, groceries and liquors, 21 Minna
Morrissey Michael, packer Cal. Furniture M. Co., dwl
1710 Sacramento
Morrissey Richard, laborer, dwl 34 Eausch
Morrissey WiUiam, laborer, dwl 243 Perry
Morrissey William, laborer Pacific RoUing Mills, dwl S s
Shasta nr Georgia
Morrissey. See Morrisey
Morrissy Edward Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, dwl 744 Mission
Morrissy Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Morrissy Joseph, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
Morrisy OUver, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 49
Clementina
Morrisy Richard, seaman, dwl 238 St«uart
Morrow Amzi H., clerk Henrj' Eshdor, dwl 721 Davis
Morrow Charles, horseshoer WiUiam Carton, dwl Frank-
lin Hotel
Morrow Frank, blacksmith, dwl 628 Pacific
AlOKROW «. & CO. OVilliam Scott), hay and grain
and commission merchants, 39 Clay and 28 Com
Morrow George (G. Morrow di Co.), dwl 1410 Taylor
Morrow George G. . plumber Edmund Lane, dwl 143 Third
Morrow J. B., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 423 Sixth
Morrow John, milker F. L. Such & Co., dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Douglass
Morrow John, painter, dwl m6i Mission
Morrow Mary J. (widow), dwl 8 Oak Grove Av
Morrow Matilda Mrs., agent Bazar Patterns, 25 New
Montgomery Grand Hotel, dwl 360 Jessie
IHOKROW ROBERT F., capitahst, office 414 Califor-
nia, dwl 916 Leavenworth
Morrow Thomas M., boatman, dwl SW cor Third and
Berry
Morrow William, finisher Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl NE cor Howard and Sixteenth
Morrow WOliam W. (Latimer cfc M.), attorney at law,
office 36 and 38 U. S. Court Building, dwl 1034 Jack
Morscher Rupert, patternmaker John M. Stockman, res
Oakland
Morse , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Morse Mrs. , stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Morse Abraham W., watchman U. S. Mint, dwl SW cor
Folsom and First
Morse A. G. H. (widow), dwl NE cor Broadway and Polk
Morse Amos C, collector S. F. Benevolent Association,
office 10 Webb, dwl W s Valencia bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Morse Charies H., clerk, dwl 28 Mary
Morse Charles S., clerk, dwl 2749 Howard
Morse Edward, carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Morse Edward W., dwl 246 Third
Morse George, shoemaker, dwl 263 Third
HORSE UEOROE D., photographic art gallery, 417
Montgomery, dwl NW cor Post and Devisadero
Morse George T., captain schr Bobolink, office 44 Market
Morse George W., bootmaker Charles L. Rowe, dwl 263
Third
Morse George W., bootmaker Howe & Harris, dwl 184
Jessie, rear
Morse Henry, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl SE cor
Vincent and Union
Morse Henry J., stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & (^., dwl
619 Mission
Morse H. G., captain Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking,
dwl Grand Hotel
Morse Isaac H., bookkeeper C. James King of Wm. &Co.,
res Oakland
Morse James R., manager Retail Department A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl 11 O'Farrell
Morse J. L., whitener, 759^ Mission
Morse John, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 668 Folsom
Morse John, clerk J. M. Comerford, dwl NW cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Morse Joseph, hairdresser F. A. Begner, dwl 415 Clem |
Morse Joseph, tannery, N s Union bet Polk and Larkin
Morse Joseph H., mate stm Continental, Larue's Wharf
res Bolinas '
Mors-e Lucinda (widow), dwl W s Devisadero bet Post and
Sutter
Morse M. E., miner, dwl 11 O'Farrell
Morse Michael, dwl 11 Laurel PI
Morse Milton H., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
Thirtieth nr Henrietta, Bemal Heights
Morse S. H., light-housekeeper South Farallones
Morse S. P. Miss, furnished rooms, 8 Brenhani PI
Morse Thomas H., carpenter, dwl 1505 Leavenworth
Morse Thomas J., proprietor Morton House Coaches, dwl 8
Carlos PI
Morse W. G. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School
Morse William H., painter Henry Wagner, dwl 28 Mary
Morse. Sec Morss and Moss
Morshead George, with Phillip Morshead, dwl 850 How
MOK.SHEAIt PHILIP, livery stable, 848 and 860 How
Morss George A. , Iiunher surveyor, dwl Wool bet Cortland
Avand Lincoln, Eernal Heights
Mort Cliristian, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
Bryant nr Third
Mortall Kate Miss, dressmaker Sullivan k Moorhead, dwl
210 Clarence
Mortell John, shoecutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 366
Jessie
Mortensen E. Mrs., sewing school, 739 Misssion
Mortensen James P., real estate, dwl 606 Thu-d
Mortimer Carrie Mrs., dwl 16 Second
Mortimer David, carpenter, dwl Quincy House
Mortimer Frank, stage manager Buckley's Varieties, dw'
1107 Kearny
Mortimer John K., actor Magtlire's New Theater
Mortimer Peter, with John Spaulding & Co. , dwl 16 How-
ard Court
Mortis S., laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge,
foot Fourth
Morton A. Mrs., dressmaker, dwi 137 Montgomery
Morton Albert, magnetic physician, office and dwl 11
O'Farrell
Morton Augustus G., salesman Cal. Furniture M. Co., dwl
57 Clementina
Morton Catherine (widow, colored), nurse, dwl 919 Wash
Morton Charles C, wharfinger Battery St. Wharf, dwl
1521 Leavenworth
Morton Daniel L., dwl 620 Stevenson
Morton Edgar J. , clerk John Morton, dwl 306 Taylor
Morton Edward, laborer, dwl 366 Natoma
Morton Edward C, agent Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 811
Jackson
Morton Edward H., conductor U. S. Mint, dwl 1138 Pac
Morton Elijah, mate stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry, dwi
439 Sixth
Morton Francis R., chief clerk Letter Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 206 Hyde
Morton Frank, bo.xjnaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwi 57
Clementina
Morton Frank, carpenter William Dregger, dwl 321 Pac
Morton Frank, cigars and tobacco, 154 Second, dwi 67
Clementina
Morton Frank R., dwl 710 Folsom
Morton Frederick, foreman Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl 67
Clementina
Morton Frederick S., clerk John Taylor & Co., dwl 225
Bush
Morton George, painter, dwl 310 Si.xth
Morton George H., bookkeeper Rider, Somers & Co., 22
Market
Morton Harry, linerepairer Fire Alarm and Pohce Tele-
graph, Brenham PI
Morton Henry, merchant, dwi 919 Stockton
Morton Henry H., laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co., dwl 311 FUbert
Morton Henry R., dentist, office 102^ Pacific, dwl 4 Jack-
son PI
Morton H. J., dwl 450 Bartlett
Morton House, W. G. Graham proprietor, 119 Post
Morton Howard, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwi 1138
Pacific
MORTOS J. * CO. (Sargent S. Morton and John
Ruggles), teamsters, otflce 302 California
MORTO.V .lOHN. president N. B. and Jlission R. R.,
office SW cor Fourth and Louisa iatid J. Morton dr
Co.), dwl 306 Taylor
Morton John M., dwi 617 Leavenworth
Morton John B., boots and shoes, 904 Market, dwl 269
Clara
Morton Joseph W., dwl 34 Silver
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Morton Joseph W. , cattledealer, dwl 232 Stevenson
Morton Joshua B., carpenter and builder, 11 Webb, dwl
1509 Jackson
Morton M, J. Mrs. (colored), laundry, 911 Washington
Morton Nathaniel, dwl 710 Folsom
MORTON' REUBEN, president Central R. R., office
111) Taylor, dwl 744 Ellis
Morton Robert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Morton Robert, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl W s
Louisiana nr Shasta
Morton Robert, rigger Machinery Department U. S. Mint,
dwl S s Dorland nr Dolores
Morton Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Morton Sargent S. (J. Morton A Co.), dwl 606 LeaT
Morton Thomas, foreman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Po-
trero Point
Morton Thomas, molder, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr York
Morton Victoria Miss (colored), hairdresser, 919 Wash
Morton William, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Morton William, harbor master San Francisco, office SW
cor Da\is and Vallejo, dwl 407 Post
Morton Willie, line repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, Brenham PI
Morton W. J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald i Co., dwl 259
Clara „ ,
Morton W. E., clerk Holbrook & Chester, dwl 305 Taylor
Mortz Joseph, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl Mont-
gomerv Hotel
Mosbacher" Emanuel, japanner George H. Tay & Co., dwl
46 Clara
Mosbacher O., boots and shoes, 212 Steuart
Mosberg C. G., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Mosch John, liquor saloon, 117 Duiwnt, dwl 126 Morton
Moscrop Joseph, groceries, 1002 Market, dwl lOOSi Market
Mose Joseph , groom George Poultney , dwl Railroad House,
Br\'ant
Moseley Richard, boilermaker, dwl 620 Mission
Mosell Frederica (widow), dwl S s Tweuty-si.xth bet Valen-
cia and Bartlett
Moselv C. J., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Moser Benjamin, barkeeper 322 Battery, dwl 7 Varenne
PI
Moser Bonifacius, baker, dwl 7 Varenne PI
Moser Charlotte (widow), dwl W s Valencia nr Sixteenth
Moser George, tailor Isaac Eisenberg, dwl 421 Bush
Moses B. F. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 120 Ellis
I Moses Clara Miss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl 312 O'Farrell
Moses Eliza N. , dressmaker, dwl 623 Howard
I Moses E. R., agent Charles Westley, BOS Market
Moses Jacob, tailor, 939 Folsom
Moses Louis, taUor, dwl 630 Harrison
Moses Maurice, bootcutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 830
Harrison
Moses MoriU, clerk Alexander Coney, dwl 422 Sixth
Moses Noah, compositor Alta California, dwl 16 Glover
Moses Samuel, shoecutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
939 Folsom
Moses W;Uter W., basket manufactory, 926 Market
Moses William S., carpenter, dwl 1322 Jackson
Mosgrove Henrj', salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 424
Minna
Mosgrove J., laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Mosgrove John R., carpenter, dwl 214 First
Mosgrove S. & Co. (A. A. Whilt), dry and fancy goods,
114 and 116 Kearny
Mosgrove Samuel (S. Mosgrove .-t Co.), dwl 424 Minna
Mosgrove William, carjienter, dwl 136 Natoma
Mosheimer Joseph, mining engineer and metallurgist, 507
Montgomerv, dwl 1012 Clay
Mosher Abraham, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 27 Eddy
Mosher Augusta Mrs., dwl 737 Market
Mosher Daniel, carpenter California Mills, dwl 15 Stockton
Mosher Gilbert M., drayman Weaver & Taylor, dwl Gar-
den nr Harrison
Mosher Heiur P. , agent, dwl 24 Sixth
Mosher James P., attorney at law, office 40S California
room 15, dwl 1615 Laguua
Mosher Samuel E., miner, dwl 305 Turk
Mosher William H., salesman Bush i: Milne, dwl 27 Eddy
Moskowitz Henry, salesman, dwl 408 Stockton
Mosley Charles J., secretary Mutual Indemnity Associa-
tion Grangers of California, office 6 Leid, res Vallejo
Mosman Charles A., dentist J. P. Crowell, dwl 526 Stev
Mosquito HydrauUc and (juartz Mining Co. (Butte Co.,
Cal.), office 45 Merchants' Exchange
Moss , dwl 509 Bush
Moss Barnard, teamster WiUiam Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Moss C, deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry
Moss Charles, lumberman, dwl 432 Broadway
Moss Daniel, hostler, dwl 1627 Howard
Moss Edward, cari>enter, dwl Park Hotel
Moss Edward C, book agent, dwl 577 Stevenson
Moss Ellis W., cigars and tobacco, Cosmopolitan Hotel,
dwl 228 Ninth
Moss Ernest O., assayer and metallurgist, 36 Fremont,
dwl 208 Eddy
Moss Frank, carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Moss George, bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 14M
Hvde
Moss George, carpenter, dwl 726 Mission
Moss George, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Moss G. R., dwl 48 Tehama
Moss Isaac, stonecutter, dwl 27 Eddy
Moss J., lather Palace Hotel
MOSS J. MORA, president American-Russian Com-
mercial Co., office 718 Battert-, and president San Joa-
quin and King's River Canal and Irrigation Co., office
302 California, res Oakland
Moss John H., seaman, dwl 112 Pacific
Moss Joseph J., clerk, dwl 21 Caroline
Moss Le\'y. lumber, dwl 724 Clementina
Moss Louis (H. Soltan i Co.), dwl 231 Third
Moss Peter, laborer, dwl 6134 Natoma
Moss Richard, mariner, dwl 270 First
Moss Samuel B., laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Ws
Eighth bet Harrison and Bryant
Moss William S. iWilUam S. Moss X- Co.), res Stockton
MOSS WILLIAM S. * CO. {Philip A. Roach, George
Pen Johnston, and James Porter), publishers and
proprietors Daily and Weekly Examiner, office 533 and
535 Washington
Moss. See Morse
Mosse D'Alva Mrs., importer stationery, toys, fireworks,
etc., 632 Washington, dwl 034 Washington
Mosse Daniel H. T., bookkeeper, dwl SE cor Dorland and
Sanchez
Mossmeyer A., butcher, dwl S 8 Seventh Av nr M, South
S. F.
Mothersole (5eorge, slateroofer, dwl 73 Natoma
Motroni Lorenzo, laborer, dwl 14 Ohio
Mott C. W., liquor saloon, dwl 2 Brenham PI
Mott Edward M., dwl 33 Hawlhome
Mutt Elijah Mrs. (widow), dwl 1725 Leavenworth
Mott Girdon N., court commissioner Nineteenth District
Court and attorney at law, office 5'23 Kearny, dwl 33
Hawthorne
Mott J. B., clerk Anglo-Califomian Bank, res Alameda
Mott John, barkeeper John A. Kennedy, dwl 267 Clara
Mott John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 NewMontgomerj-
Mott John P. , dwl N s Haight bet Buchanan and Laguna
Mott Julius H., clerk Sherman & Hyde, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Mott N. A. C. Mrs., clain-oyant, oBice and dwl 10 O'Far-
rell
Mott T. R., laborer Custom House, dwl 319 Bush
MOTT WILLIAM H., attorney at law, office 523 Kear-
ny, dwl 33 Hawthorne
Motta Carlo, bootmaker, 541 Merchant, dwl 7'23 Sansom
Mottersen Jane, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwi 75 Jessie
Motzenbecker Adolph, tailor P. Motzenbecker, dwl 436
Jackson
Motzenbecker P., merchant tailor, 610 aay, dwl 436 Jack
Motzer George, baker, dwl 21 Fulton, rear
Mou On & Co. (Chinese), fancy goods, 934 Dupont
Moubour Nicholas, seaman, dwi 219 Mission
Mould Charles H., carpenter, dwl 736 Vallejo, rear
Moulder Andrew J., stockbroker, dwl 812 Bush
Moulin Napoleon, jeweler, dwl 118 Virginia
Moulthrop C. F., bookkeeper Angell, Palmer & C!o., dwl 1
Vernon PI
Moulthrop Charles W., draftsman Angell, Palmer & Co.,
dwl 1 Vernon Pi
Moulthrop John L., dwl 1 Vernon PI
Moulton , can^Tisser, dwl 107 Fifth
Moulton E. Sprague {McUenry, M. <t Co.), dwl 1520 Pa-
cific Av
Moulton George W., conductor N. B. and Mission E. R.,
dwi 256 Folsom
Moulton H. E. Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Primary School,
dwl 613 DaWs
Moulton J. H., Ship and Steamboat J. Assn, 139 Post
Moulton Josiah (Wilson X J/.), dwi 607 Harrison
Moulton Louis, dwi Overland House
MoiUton Louis, bridgebullder, dwi Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
Moulton Otto, author, dwl 904 Kearny
Moulton Stillman H., capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Moulton Thomas J., sewing-machine agent, dwl 107 Fifth
Moulton William J., dwl 435 Seventh
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Mount Ann Mrs., dwi 1119 Sacramento
Mount George, clerk, dwl 793 Mission
Mount Jefferson Mill and Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co. ), office
418 California
Mount Saint Helena Gold and Silver Mining- Co. (Napa),
Alexander Badlam Jr. secretar}'. office 418 Mont
Mount Savasre Minin^f Co. (ITtuh), D. F. Verdenal secre-
tan'. office 409 California
Mount William, dwl 1016 Kearny
Mouiitain , printer, dwl 632 Market
Mountain James, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl SE
cor Fourth and Market
Mountain John J. (Moujitain S: Raye), dwl 5 O'Farrell
Mountain Spring House. Samuel Costello proprietor, W s
Mission Ocean House Road nr Toll Gate
Mountain William, laborer John Anderson, 103 Clark
Mountain & Raye (John J. Mountain and Alfred P.
Raye), carpets, oilcloths, and upholsterj', NE cor
Market and Dupont
Moupey Enmaa Miss, dwl 227 Geary
Mouritz Thomas, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Mouser Benjamin T., physician, office 235 Kearny, dwl
707 Bush
Mouser S. M., physician, office 235 Keaniy, dwl 707 Bush
Mouthou Joseph, icemakerLeonDingeon & Co., dwl 422J
Broadway
Mouton Jules (P. G. Sonip <t Co.), dwl 11 Park Av
Mow Frederick, sur\'evor, dwl 226 Francisco
Mowatt George E. (Mowatt d- Co.), dwl 944 Howard
Mowatt William C, salesman Mowatt & Co., dwl 944 How-
ard
Mowatt & Co. (George E. Mowatt and Edward D. Cusk-
in{j), butchers Tnion Market, 735 Howard
Moweli P. D., office 207 Sansom, dwl 23 Stockton
Mower A. H., gasfitter Thomas Horn, dwl First Avnr
Sixteenth
Mower M. T. (widow), dwl 2627 Howard
Mowrj^ Charles, miner, dwl Cosmop<>litan Hotel
MowTy David, quartermaster stm Mohungo
Mowrj' Dutee O., carpenter, dwl 510 Howard
MowTy Frederick, superintendent San Francisco Candle
Factory, dwl SW cor Fifteenth and Shotwell
MowTy George B., barkeeper George Burgess, dwl SW cor
Grove and Buchanan
Mowrj' Harry, molder, dwl 54 First
Mowry Laura A. (widow), real estate, dwl N s Ivy Av bet
Buchanan and Webster
MowTy LjTiian I. , attorney at law, office 640 Clay, dwl 329
Pine
Mown,' Nathan B., broker, dwl 124 Fifth
MowTv Origin. capit;ilist. dwl 1422 Powell
MO>i'R¥ RICHARD D., poultrj-, game, etc., 103 and
104 California Market, dwl 3031 Sixteenth
Moii\Ty W'illiam A., carriagemaker, 1140 Folsom, dwl 671
Clementina
Mowsen J., master mariner, office 305 East
Moxley Charles G., real-estate agent, office 238 Montgom-
erj', dwl NW cor Franklin and Fell
Moxley John, sash and blindmaker, dwl 34 Ellis
Moy Eugene, tailor, 27 Morton
Moyce Harry C, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 321
Union
Moyce Swift H., driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 321 Union
Moyer A. P., ironmolder William T. Garratt, dwl 14
Rausch
Moyer C. B. , laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Moyer Frank, agent Krom's Concentrator, office 408 Cali-
fornia room 16, dwl 156 Third
Moyer George L. (H. F. Hiedel and George L. Moyer),
dwl 106 William
Moyes Charles J., blacksmith Carvill Manufacturing Co.,
' dwl 661 Howard
Movlan Jane Mrs. (widow), dwl 1152 Folsom
Moylan Patrick, packer R. A. Swain & Co., dwl Stockton
nr Clay
Movie George H., miner, dwl 2108 Van Ness Av
Moyle James W., mining, office 402 Montgomery room 7,
' dwl 717 Eddy
Moyles John, deckhand stm Julia. Broadway Wharf
Movies John, porter Searle & Bode, dwl 108 Alta
Moyles Patrick, laborer Searle & Bode, dwl 110 Alta
Moynes G. E., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, dwl 237
Bush
Moynihan John J., miner, dwl 629 Minna
Moynihan La\vrence, shoemaker, 410i Sixth
Movnihan TAdxy (widow), dwl 133 Perry
Moynihan T., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Moj-nihan Timothy J. {Moynihan & Aitken), dwl 611
Jones
Mo>^lihan & Aitken (Ttuwifft.v J". jVoim''Aan and Jam^st
Aithen), proprietors Portland Boiler Works, 311 and
313 Mission
Mozoo Honora, laundress, dwl 33 Everett
Mrzseola Domenick. stonecutter Williams & Mathews, E
s Centnil Av bet Bush and Sutter
Mucha Philip, tailor. 448 Third
Muck Antonie. teacher music, dwl 304 Clementina
Muck Jennie (widow), dwl 304 Clementina
Mudge R. Gordon, salesman George W. Clark, res Oak-
land
Mudge Theodore A. , real-estate agent, 410^^ California, res
Oakland
nilTEC'KE, GOTTLIEB A. E, (Muecke, Vietor * Co.),
and consul Austro- Hungarian Empire, office 109 Cali-
fornia, dwl 316 Lombard
lUrECKE, TIETOR «$: CO. ((^ottlieh A. E. Muecke
and Conrad Vietor), importers and commission mer-
chants, and agents North German Lloyd Steamship
Co., and Germanic Lloyd, office 109 California room 8
Mueckenhoff August, saloonkeeper, dwl 302 Francisco
Muehe Charles, miller, dwl 10 Hubbard
Muehe WWWwra (Nicholas J. Banten it- Co.), dwl 228 Bush
Muehlncr William, boot and shoemaker, 401 O'Farrell,
dwi 421 O'Farrell
Muehlsteph G., past<:ir United German Evangelical Lu-
theran Congregation of St. Mark's Church, dwl 331
Gearj'
Mueller Alois, boarding, 870 Folsom
Mueller Charles, barkeeper F. Schumacher, dwl 44 Steu
Mueller Frederick P., furrier, dwi 612 Fell, rear
Mueller George, musician, dwl 870 Folsom
Mueller Jacob, waiter 614 Clay, dwl 420 Stevenson
Mueller J. C, upholsterer, dwi 909 Kearny
Mueller Joseph W., turner William J. Heney & Co., dwl
512 Bush
Mueller Louis, hairdressing saloon, 911 Folsom
Mueller Philip, waiter Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwi 213
Prospect PI
Mueller V. A., dwi Philadelphia House
Muenter Charles, baker, dwi S Noonan Av
Mugan Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'b Wharf, dwl
14 Freelon
Mugan Dennis, produce commiBsion, 325 Davis, dwl 522
Turk
Mugan James, bookkeeper Dennis Mugan, dwl 522 Turk
Mugan John, messenger Pacific Bank, dwi 503 Powell
Mugan John, salesman Dennis Mugan, dwl 522 Turk
Mugan John C, porter Subsistence Department U. S. A.,
dwl E 8 Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Mugarrieta Jos6 M., dwl 1310 Vallejo
Mugford Samuel, carpenter, dwi 70 Mission
Mugg Charles G., oystemian Alfred H. Manning, dwi 572
Folsom
Mllh John, jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, dwi 1411 Stockton
MUh Nicholas, liquor saloon, 1411 Stockton
Muhl August, shoemaker, 1115 Dupont. dwl 915 Wash
MUhlbach Frank, cooper Pacific Distilling and Refining
Co.. dwi SW cor Fillmore and Pixley PI
Muhleisen Michael, porter Ferdinand Scherr, dwi 511 Sac
Muhlen brink Wilham, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Taylor
Muhlendorf Adolph, salesman Hoffman & Co., dwi 1019
Polk
MUhlig William, polisher CaL Furniture M. Co., dwl 13
Allen PI
Muhlner William, shoemaker, dwi 421i O'Farrell
Muhlner William F. Jr., clerk, dwl 425 O'Farrell
Muhm Hannah. PYench school, 610 Hyde
Muhs Antonio, jewelry-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, dwl
1016 Mason
Muhs Bemhard, clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., dwl 1016
Mason
Muhs David, carpenter, dwi 1016 Mason
Muhs Frederick, Iwotmaker George Stein, dwi 1016 Mason
MHIR A. A t'O. (John D. Gilmour), shipsmiths, 1015
Battery
Muir Adam (.4. Mitir d: Co.), dwi 8 Midway nr Francisco
Muir Alexander, manager John Vogeley, dwi 742 Market
Muir Jatnes B., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwi 706 Jones
Muir William, laborer Dutton & Moore. Pier 7 Steuart
Muir William, shipcarpenter. dwl 8 Midway
Mulane Michael, tailor, dwl 446 Natoma
Mulaney Eugene, marblecutter, dwi W a Devisadero bet
McAllister and T>!er
Mulcahv Cornelius, drajTnan, dwi 164 Jessie
Mnlcahv Daniel, laborer, dwi 6 Hunt
Mulcahy Edward, laborer, dwi 20i Garden
. PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIHECTOEY Contains Addresses 60,000 Merchants.
JEWELRY made to order and HEPAIRED ly D. ¥. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Merchant:
MUL
542
MUL
PI
PI
Mulcahy James, bricklayer, dwi Gl'2 Larkin
Mulcahy James, packer Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
248 Jessie
Mulcahv James, stonecutter, dwl 164 Jessie
Mulcahy James B., clerk Califoniia Warehouse, dwl 527
Howard , „ ^ . ,
Mulcahy John, bootcrimper I. M. Wcntworth & Co., dwl
W 8 Adam bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh nr
San iiruno Koad
Mulcahy Lott, yardman S. F. Gas Li^^ht Co., 507 Minna
I Slulcahv Mary (.widow), dwl 750 Harrison
Mulcahy Matthew, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
20 Zoe
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer, dwl 437^ Natoma
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Mulcahy Patrick, mason, dwl 3 Eddy
Mulcahy Patrick, tailor, dwl 1115 Howard
Mulcahy Thomas, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor}',
dwl cor North Point and Larkiu
Mulcahy William J., special policeman, dwl Fillmore bet
McAllister and Tyler
Mulcreevy Martin, laborer, dwl 502 Fell
Muldoon Dominick, laborer Wissinger & Payson, dwl 311
Pacific
Muldoon John, stereotyper Evening Post, dwl cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Hovk'ard
Muldoon Patrick, dwl 654 Mission
MuJdoon Patrick, dwl S s Elm Av bet Van Vess Av and
Franklin
Muldoon Sarsfteld, bootmaker Thomas Murphy, dwl What
Cheer House .
Muldoon Thomas J.,brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
13 Mission Av bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Muldoon William, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl
Manhattan House
Muldowney James, carpenter, dwl 369 Jessie
Mulford Alexander H., machinist, dwl 407 Fell
Mulford J. H., machiuehand Christian Schreiber & Co.,
dwl 407 Fell
Mulford Thomas W., president Whitney & Co.'s Express,
dwl S26 Bush
Mulerew Felix, blacksmith, dwl 916 Harrison
MuC-rew M. J. Miss, teacher WashiuLrton Grammar School
Mulhall Joseph, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl W s Mont-
gtjmery bet Lombard and Greenwich
Mulhandres J., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Mulhare James S., laborer, dwl E s Lyon bet Post and
Sutter
Mulhare Joseph, laborer U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl NE
cor Lyon and Post
Mulhare Joseph P., shoemaker, dwl E s Lyon bet Post
and Sutter
Mulbem James, metalroofer, dwl 214 Broadway
Miilhern John, porter Cheneiy, Souther & Co., dwl 1110
Harrison
Mulbern Kate, seamstress La Grande Laundry
Mulhern Patrick, dwl 53 Stevenson
Mulbern Patrick, plumber, dwl 214 Broadway
Mulhern Thijraas, laborer, dwl 5 Decatiu-
Mnlherrin Joseph, carpenter, dwl 14 Moss
Mulholland Andrew, horsetrainer Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
Mulholland Francis, tailor, dwl 1324 Sacramento
Mulholland Frank, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 402
Broadway
Mulholland George, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor
Kin^' and Second
Mulholland Jane, dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Mulholliind John, maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 1203 Filbert
Mulholland M. G., miner, dwl 742 Folsom
Mulholland Patrick, laborer, dwl 20 Folsom
Mull Christina (widow), dwl 3 August Alley
Mullallv John, driver N. B. and Mission" R. R. dwl S37
Folsom
Mullally John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Harrison
and Dora
Mullan Barney, drayman, 504 Sansom
Mullan John {Mullaa d- fli/de), dwl 717 Post
nilJiLAlV *V n\'nv. i Jolt ri MuUan and Frederick A.
Iliidt'), attornt'vs for land claimants, office 504 Jack
Jlullan. 5.'/'Mulleii and Mullin
Mullane Julia Miss, compositor Woman's Publishing Co.,
dwl 754 Folsom
Mullane Martin, tailor Ungcr & Feder. dwl 23 Natoma
Mullane Nellie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 754
Folsom
Mullane Timothy J., crockery and glassware, 217 Dupont,
dwl 25 Fillmore nr Ridley
Mullaney Anthony, stonemason, dwl 221 Eighth, rear
MuIIaney James, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl 221
Eighth, rear
Mullaney James, laborer, dwl 263 Jessie
Mullaney John, boilerniaker helper Pacific Mail S. S,
Co.'s Wharf, dwl 221 Eighth, rear
Mullaney John, foreman Leon R. Myera & Co., dwl 435^^
Clementina
Mullaney Martin, bricklayer, dwl 134 Fourth
Mullaney Michael, ironworker Thomas White, dwl 6 Lick
Mullaney Owen, marbleworker Leon R. Myers & Co.
Mullaney Patrick, helper Moynihan & Aitken, dwl 221
Eighth, rear
Mullany Michael, attorney at law, office 539 California,
dwl 231 Second
Mullcare James, housepainter, dwl 434 Stevenson
Mullee James, laborer, dwl 4 Jessie
Mullen B., lather Palace Hotel
Mullen B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 633 California
Mullen Barney, laborer, dwl N s Quinn nr Market
Mullen Bernard, seniceman Spring Valley Water Works
Mullen B. T., molder. dwl 520 Mission
Mullen Charles, peddler, dwl N s Vandewater nr Meiggs'
Wharf
Mullen Dennis, clerk Fitzgerald Bros., dwl 23 Minna
Mullen Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Mullen Harriet (widow), dwl 709 Filbert
Mullen Harriet (widow, colored), dwl 929 Washington
Mullen Harriet M. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, dwl 709 Filbert
Mullen Harry, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Mullen Hugh, hackman, d\vl 1520 Hyde
Mullen James, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 412 Grove
Mullen Jeremiah, agent S. F. Laimdry Association, office
149 Second, dwi 407 Tehama
Mullen John, dwl 1032 Broadway
Mullen John, gasfitter and plumber, dwl 589 Market
Mullen John, laborer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Mullen John, sackmaker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 28 Min
Mullen John Jr., laborer, dwl 28 Minna
Mullen Joseph, hackman, dwl 414 Tehama
Mullen Michael {Batten tt- M.), dwi 561 Bryant
Mullen Michael, gasfitter. dwl 41 Minna
Mullen Michael, laborer, dwl N s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth
Mullen Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 34
Minna
Mullen Patrick, fireman stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Mullen Patrick, laborer, dwl 257 Clementina, rear
Mullen Patrick, laborer, dwi 733 Brannan
Mullen Patrick S., woodturner, dwl 155 Minna
Mullen Richard, hackdriver, dwi 137 Montgomery
Mullen Thomas, foundryman. dwi SO Jessie
Mullen. See Mullan and Mullin
Mullender Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shas-
ta nr Michigan
Mullenkopf John M., shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl UO Fell
Muller (widow), nurse, dwi 517 Green
Muller A. , cigarmaker, dwi SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Muller Adolph, butcher, dwl 407 Pacific
Muller Adolph, dealer furs, 104 Kearny, dwl 1310 Hyde
Muller Adolph, shipcari^enter, dwl 901 Kearny
Muller Albert {Meyer tt Jf.), dwl 34 Hayes
Muller Albert A., musician Maguire's New Theater, dwl
S09 Union
Muller Andreas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl Decatur
nr Bryant
Muller Antonio, warehouseman Cutting & Co., dwl 1415
Keaniy
Muller August, bathtender August Alers, dwl 722 Mont-
gomery
Muller August C, crockery, 115 Third
Muller Benjamin, milliner, 1221 Stockton, dwl 731 Val
lejo
MlUler Carl, waiter Dierks & Sander, dwl 18 First
Muller Charles, baker Lick House
Muller Charles, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, dwi cor
Broadway and Leavenworth
Muller Charles, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
Battery bet Jackson and Pacific
MlUler Charles, seaman, dwi 407 Pacific
Muller Charles, waiter Hotel Rhein. 909 Kearny
Muller Charles J., steward, dwi 738 Washington
nil'LLKU 4'I1KIST1A\« optician and importer optical
goods. 135 Montgomery, dwi 230 Thirteenth
Muller Emil, liquor saloon, NW cor O'Farrell and Mason
Muller Frank {Muller cfc Koenig), dwl N s Harrison bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Market.
:. p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1852.
Muller Frank, boot and shoemaker, 242 Sutter, dwl 27
Mortnn
MUller Frank T., cigars and ttibacco, SWcor Monti|:omery
Av and Pacific, dwl NW cor Broadwaj-and Stockton
Muller Frank \V., blacksmith, dwl 1124 jfission
Muller FVederick, hogranch, Waller bet Cole and Stanyan
Muller Frederick, master mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Muller Frederick, painter, dwl 270 First
Muller Frederick, tailor. 543 Merchant, dwl S14 Mont
Muller Frederick, woodturner Andrew Frei,ldwl 112 Clin-
ton
Muller Frederick C, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl
517 Green
Muller Frederick P., furrier, dwl 513 LeaTenworth,rear
Muller Frederick W., blacksmith, 1118 Mission
Muller Georg'e, bakerv", SW cor Mission and Eleventh
Muller Geor|,'e, laborer, dwl 22 Sumner
Muller George M., liquor saloon, 102 Jackson
Muller H., dwl 212 Kearny
MUller Henrj% cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl 9 Freelon
Muller Henry,cook Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, 134 Fourth
Muller Henn,'. cooper, dwl 34 Hayes
Muller Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Garden and
Bn-ant, dwl 28 Garden
Muller" Henn", liquor saloon, 69 New Montgomerv
Muller Henr^', sailmaker E. Detrick & Co., dwl 212 Fran-
cisco
Muller Henry, waiter Charles Haacke, dwl 1811 Union
MUller Hermann F., bookkeeper Rosseter & Smith, dw'
1310 Hyde
Muller Hermann G., clerk County Recorder, dwl 627 Com
Muller Hermann W., musician, dwl Sll Union
Muller Hugo, pantryman H. Hoesch, dwl cor Geary and
Kearny
Muller John, barkeeper John G. Druhe, dwl junction
California and Drumm
Muller John, buteher, 65 and 66 California Market, dwl
310 Stockt<>n
Muller John, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Muller John, fireman Bay Sugar Refinery
Muller John, laborer, dwl 922 Bn.'ant
Muller John, laborer Henn,- Koerber & Brother
Muller John, master mariner, dwl SE cor Berry and Ritch
Muller J<:)hn, musician, dwl 610 Bush
Muller John, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, dwl 602 Lom-
bard
Muller John, tailor, dwl 415^^ Stevenson
Muller John, waiter, dwl 653 Minna
Muller John Charles, carriagemaker Plath & Kitzmuller,
dwl 1T23 Sutter
Muller Louis, butcher Frederick Zecher. dwl 700 Filbert
Muller Lc)uisa (^idow), ladies' nurse, dwl 517 Green
Muller Matthew, packer Muller & Koenig, dwl N s Harri-
son bet Tenth and Eleventh
MUDer Moritz (Muller d- Dippel), dwl 612 Jackson
Muller Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 5 August Alley, rear
Muller Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 20 Frederick
MUller Paul, bookkeeper J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl 1310
Hyde
Muller Peter, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl cor Bryant
and Downey
Muller P. W., cooper, dwl 426 Shotwell
Muller Richard, groceries and liquors, 332 Main
Muller Romain, carpenter, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo
Muller T.. blacksmith, dwl 4 Central PI
Muller Walter, billiard-tablemaker August Jungblut &
Co.. dwl 513 Leavenworth
MUller W. L, bookkeeper I. Glazier & Co., dwl 409 PoweU
Muller Wilhelm, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Bn^ant and Eighth
Muller 'Willi am, barkeeper D. Batteux, dwl 22 Everett
Muller William, gardener Frederick Ludeman & Co., dwl
SW cor Baker and Lombard
Muller WiUiam, laborer C^l. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Eighth and Brvant
Muller William F.,' carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl N
s T^entv-second nr Capp
Muller William P., bootmaker, 101 Jackson
MILLER A DIPPEL (J^'hYz MiUler and Henry Dip-
pel). liquor saloon, 612 Jackson
Muller ^\; Koenig (Frajik Muller and George Eoenig),
porkpackers, 15 and 16 California Market
Mullet Augustine, laimdn-inan Van Ness Avenue Laun-
dr>', W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Mulligan , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Mulligan Alexander O., bookkeeper A. B. Grogan, dwl 14
ElUs
Mulligan Bridget, groceries and liquors, 243 Minna
Mulligan David E., bookkeeper, dwl 237 Perry
Mulligan Edward, stonecutter, dwl City Hot«l
Mulligan Emma, eloakmaker C. Mever^ dwl 151 Folsom
Mulligan Francis, molder HiiicklevA Co., dwl 5 Hubbanl
Mulligan George, teamster William Kerr, dwl 905 Batterj-
Mulligan Jeremiah, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Bat
Mulligan John, laborer, dwi 759 Bryant
Mulligan John, laborer Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom bet
Green and Vallejo
Mulligan John T., conductor, dwl 237 Perry
Mulligan Owen, longshoreman, dwl 13 Bartol
Mulligan Patrick, mason Palace Hotel
Mulligan Patrick, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl York bet
Tw'enty-fifth and Twenty-sixth"
Mulligan Peter, hostler, dwl" 331 Krannan
Mulligan Peter, laborer, dwl 133 Folsom
Mulligan Richard, blacksmith. Twenty-fourth bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Mulligan Thomas, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl 418 Va-
lencia
Mulligan Thomas, longshoreman, dwl W s Main nr Folsom
Mulligan Thomas, mason, dwl 321 Pacific
Mulligan Timnthy, laborer, dwl 237 Perry
Mulligans Frank, salesman Henrj' Leopold, dwl Broadway
bet Stockton and Powell
Mulliken Sadie Miss, teacher music, dwl 607 Natoma
Mullin , blacksmith Union Iron Works
Mullin Arthur J., cigarmaker. dwl 11 Second
Mullin Daniel, Pacific Club, dwl 317 Tyler
Mullin Edward, teamster Adolph Schroeder, dwl 908 San
Mullin Eugene J., watchmaker and jeweler, 102 Fourth,
dwl Revere House
Mullin James, plasterer, dwl 412 Grove
Mullin John, dwl 304 Folsom
Mullin John, driver Central R. R., dwl 514 Minna
Mullin John, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 30 First Av
Mullin Kate Mrs., dwl 1206 Market
Mullin Patrick, blacksmith James Doran, dwl NE cor
First and Mission
Mullin Patrick, drajTuan, dwl SW cor Sac and Leav
Mullin Patrick, expressman, dwl 569^^ Minna
Mullin Patrick, fireman stm William Taber, Market St.
Mullin Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Mullin Patrick C, blacksmith, dwl 233 Clara
Mullin Patrick S., turner Cameron & Hull, dwl 155 Minna
Mullin T., cabinetmaker Kimlxdl Manuf. Co.
Mullin Thomas, molder Union Iron Works
Mullin Thomas, teamster, dwl 13 Welsh, rear
Mullin. See Mullan and Mullen
Muliins Dennis, grainer Hopps & Sons, dwl 407 Tehama
Mullins Edward, groceries and Uquors, NW cor Russ and
Natoma
Mullins H. Miss, teacher North Cosmopohtan Grammar
School, dwl 709 Filbert
Mullins J., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Mullins James, painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 235 Clara
Mullins John, cooper Hibernia Breweiy, dwl W s York
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Mullins John, laborer, dwl 148 Shipley
Mullins John, laborer, dwl 73Si Clementina
Mullins Joseph, hackdriver. dwl 410 Tehama
Mullins M., dwl 424 Sansom
Mullins Michael, cooper, dwl W s York bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Mullins Michael, laborer E. Fanning, dwl 320 Chestnut
Mullins Michael, stonecutter, dwl 661 Bryant
Mullins Philip, cartman, dwl 1407 Sacramento, rear
Mullins Richard, hostler Golden Gate Park
Mullins Thomas, clerk 404 Battery, dwl Kimball nr Sac
Mullins Thomas, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl W 8 York bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
MulUns Thomas, laborer, dwl 211 Folsom
Mullins William, grainer Hopps & Sons
Mullins William, ironmolder, dwl 155 Shipley
Mullitz Wolf, salesman, dwl 523 Jessie
Mullov A., dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Mullu'v Charles W., blacksmith, 218 Fifth
Mulloy James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Mullny John, baker, dwl 4 Thompson Av
Mulloy Maggie, chambermaid Railroad House
MLLl/OV PETER, bookkeeper 315 Cahfomia room 8,
dwl 51S Gear}'
Mullov Robert, saloonkeeper, dwl 641 Washington
Mullo'v Thomas, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Mulloy William, dwl 510 Mission
Mullov. See Mallov and Molloy
Muloii Thomas, teamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl Fol-
som nr Bealc
PACIFIC COAST BUSIITESS DIEECTORT Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont
Mulraney John, dwi 42-1 Sansom
Jlulnmev Owen, expressman, SW cor Pacific and Stock-
ton, dwl 20 Scott PI
Mulranin Clarence, dwI N s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Mulmnin Edward F., clerk P. J. Kelly, dwl NE cor Na-
toma and Sixth
Mulranin Patrick, laborer Savage & Son, dwl W s Twen-
tieth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Mulranin \V, P., dwl Philadelphia House
Mulrcin David, plasterer, dwl W s Webster bet Grove and
Hayes
Mulrenin William L., bootmaker S, W. Bosenstock, dwl
125 Fourth, rear
Mulrooney James, steward New York Bakery, dwl 1306J
Stockton
Mulroy James, tailor, dwl 15 Second
Mulroy William, waiter Grand Hotel
Mulssay Patrick, watchman Palace Hotel
Mulstead August, painter, dwl 656 Minna
Mulstey Patrick, dwl 1511 Howard
Mulston John, laborer Fort Point
Mulvaney John, bricklayer, dwl 41S Clementina
Mulvanev Owen, expressman, cor Pacific and Stockton,
dwl 20 Scott PI
Mulvanny Bartholomew, bootfitter, dwl 140 Minna
Mulvear Patrick, laborer, dwl 455 Jessie
Mulverhill Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor
Fulton and First Av
Mulvey Booth C., carpenter, dwl 107 Grove
Mulvey Edward, compositor B. F. Sterett
Mulvey George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Mulvey James, vrine and liquor saloon, 325 Sansom, dwl
153 Tehama
Mulvey John, liquor saloon, 513 Fourth
Mulvey John, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta nr
Illinois
Mulvey Patrick, miner, dwl 404 Broadway
Mulvey Walter B., bookkeeper L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 107
Grove
Muhihill Patrick, teamster, dwi 455 Jessie
MuUille Daniel, plasterer, dwl Philadelphia House
Mulville Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 531
Mission
Mulville Neptune B., attorney at law, office 604 Mer-
chant, res Oakland
Mulville Thomas, laborer, dwl 32X Eighth
Mulvin William, janitor U. S. Mint, dwl 10 Fifth Av
Muniford Samuel, carj^enter, dwl 1116 Mission
Mummert Henry, baker Occidental Hotel
Mun Jeanette Miss, Uiiluress Fass & Brother, dwl 240 Jessie
Muncey W., laborer, dwl 509 Washington
MUnch Robert, dwl Prescott House
Mund A., salesman, dwl 722 Minna
Mund Dorothea (widow), dwl 341 Clementina
Mund Frederick, tinsmith Joseph J. VasconceUos, dwl 900
Vallejo
Mund Henry C, watchmaker and jeweler, 1134 Market,
dwl 341 Clementina
Mund Rudolph A., watchmaker, dwl 341 Clementina
Mund William, watchmaker and jeweler, 13 Fourth, dwl
338 Clementina
Mundelius Conrad, wines and liquors, 322 Battery, dwl
947 Folsom
Mundelius Edward R., hairdresser Stephen G. Brown, dwl
412 SLxth
Munder WilUam, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Fifth Av and K,
South S. F.
Mundie George, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Mundigen Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 166^ Clara
Mundin Frank, woodworker Kimball Manuf. Co. dwl 376
Jessie
Mundorf Jacob, clerk Schuster Bros., dwl 260 Clara
Mundwj-ler Frederick, musician Maguire's Opera House.
dwl 70S Bush
Mundwjier John J., musician, dwl 708 Bush
Mundwj-ler John J. Jr. , musician Maguire's New Theater.
dwl 3 Helen
Mundwyler John L., musician, dwl 70S Bush
Mundy James, carpenter California Mills, dwl 428 Bush
Mundy M., laborer, dwl 741 Market
Muncir Francis, shoemaker, dwl 1602 Powell
Mmifrey Edmxmd, foreman pressman Dewey & Co.. dwl
1107 Pine
Mungiven Anthony, waiter Lick House
Mungiven Michael, waiter, dwl 431 Stevenson
Munger E. M., clerk, dwl 759 Market
Munh.-llan Patrick, helj^r Moynihan & Aitken
MIMCIPAX C'RUIIXAL COIKT, 729 Montgomery
Muniz Frank, hairdresser, dwl 803 Sansom
Mxmk Adam, butcher William Raab, dwl N s Greenwich
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Munk Richard, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 114
Ninth
Munk Robert A,, compositor, dwl 114 Ninth
Munkley Caroline (widow), dwl 1634 Ellis
Munmi J., engineer stm Amelia, Broadway ^\^larf
Munns William, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
S 8 Columbia bet Guerrero and Dolores
Munos Beningno, laundress, dwl 25 Pollard PI
Munoz Antonio, musician Magmre's New Theater, dwl 29
Hinckley
Mxmro Elizabeth (widow), lodgings, 150 Eighth
Mimro G. F., medicated vapor baths, 207 Kearny
Muuro J. McE., veterinary surgeon, office and dwl 773
Market
Munro Jessie (widow), dwl 561 Mission
Munro Malcolm, carpenter, dwl cor Pacific and Kearny
Munroe Daniel, steward stm Montana Colorado S. N. Co.,
Foleom St. Wharf
Munroe Frederick A., clerk Joseph Winterbum & Co.,
dwl 404 Bryant
Munroe George. Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Mxmroe Hector, blacksmith Henderson Balthazard, dwl
Mission bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Munroe Joseph W. , special policeman, dwl S s Bay bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Munroe P. J. Mrs., housekeeper Overland House, 533 Sac
Mimroe William, stonecutter, dwl 22 Turk
Munroe. See Monroe
MUNSELL *IAM£S Jr.» insurance, office 224 Sansom,
res Oakland
Munsie William M., enameler, dwl E s Laguna bet Oak
and Fell
Munson Alonzo W., engineer, dwl 15 Sumner
MrXSOX BrRDETT H., foreman Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 809 Mission
Munson Charles, with Snow & May, dwl S s Fell bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Munson Charles B., clerk Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl
S09 Mission
Munson D. F., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 107 Freelon
Munson Frederick H., clerk Jacob Underbill & Co., dwl
809 Mission
Mimson J. A. (Mttnson d; Engman\ dwl 3 Hardie PI
Mimson James, liquors, Mission ^Tiarf, Long Bridge
Munson James H., saw manufacturer, 5 Powell, dwl W s
Mission nr Eighteenth
Mimson J. J., painter, dwl 761 Mission
Munson John, live stockdealer, dwi 813 Mission
Munson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 25 Everett
mr^SON OSCAR D., assayer U. S. Mint, office NW
cor Fifth and Mission, dwl 427 Sutter
Munson Solomon M., bricklayer, dwl 4 Powell
Munson Thomas D., soapmaker, dwl 107 Freelon
Munson Uriah, carpenter, dwl 741 Market
Munson W., lather Palace Hotel
Munson William, blacksmith, dwl 1515 Post
Munson & Engman (J. A . Munson and Charles Engman),
beer saloon , 220 Kearny
Munson. See Monson
Munster Henrj', cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 156
Silver
Mtmster John, teamster Gal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1114
Brjant
Munstennan Thomas, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Muntgil Joseph, blacksmith 928 Harrison, dwl 166 Clara
Muntz Benjamin F., driver Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 2G4
Jessie
Muntz James D., extraman H. and L. No. 1 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 22 O'Farrell
Muntz Joshua, engineer, dwl 5 Rose Av
Mimzing Joseph, wheelwright, dwl 329 Broadway
Murace , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Murasky Bernard, laundryman Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl
E s Wash Av nr Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Murasky Charles, carpenter, dwl 20 Langton
Murawski Julian, varieties, 107 Pacific
Murch Leonard H., U. S. internal revenue gauger, dwl
International Hotel
Murch Louisa (widow), dwl 268 Tehama
Murchison Donald, molder Joseph Scbmadel, dwl 521 How
Murd Charles, second mate elm William Taber, Market
St. \Vh&ri
Murden Emily Mrs., seamstresa Simon Popper, dwl 147
Tehama
Murdoch Robert, real estate, dwl 1219 Broadway
Murdoch Walter B., agent Kimball Manuf. Co., office 310
California, dwl 1014 Leavenworth
MOEGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market
0. p. VAIT SCHAAOK & CO.. 706. 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Murdoch William, carpenter, dwl 6S Silver
Murdoch William C, clerk .Sharp & Lloyd, dwl 1711 Mason
Murdock Albert H., stockbroker, dwl SOS Hyde
Murdock C. A. & Oo. (C. i. Crackbmt), printers, 632 Clay
Murdock Calviii, laundrjinan S. F. Laundrj-, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Murdock Charles A. (C. A. Murdock ■£,■ Co.), dwl 1416 Sac
Murdock Frederick, morticer D. A. Macdonald & Co dwl
55 Silver
Murdock George H., clerk Phillips, Taber & Co., dwl 805
Hyde
Murdock George L., clerk Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 410 Rear
Murdock Isaiah, brassmolder William T. Garratt, dwl 411
Br^-ant, rear
Murdock John, carpenter, dwl 74 Natoma
Murdock M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Murdock Samuel, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 248
Tehama
Murdock William J., dwl 411 Brjant, rear
Murer J., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Murfey Samuel S., notary public and commissioner deeds,
office 607 Montgomerj', dwl 1607 California
Muriano James, waiter Campi's Kestaurant, dwl 427 Fil-
bert, rear
Murisch Otto, machinist, dwl 513 Howard, rear
Muriset Charles (Muriaet d- Eudein), dwl 19 Harlan PI
Muriset & Rudein (Cha rles Munset and Charles Jiudein),
liquor saloon, 240Dupont
Murison John M., clerk Wooster, Shattuck & Co., dwl
1420 Clay
Murison William A., dwl 1420 Clay
Murken Martin, groceries and liquors, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Murnand William, blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl SE
cor Sixth and Harrison
Muniane H.mora Miss, dwl SW cor Third aud Silver
Mumane Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 210 First
Murphy , steward, dwl 619 Pacific
Murfjhy A. , caryjenter Palace Hotel
Murphy Adam H. (Murphy Brothers), dwl 2545 Howard
Murphy Alice Miss, housekeeper, dwl 3 Sherwood PI
Murphy Alphonso, compositor Evening Post, dwl 610
Lombard
Murphy Andrew, marblecutter S. Campodonico, dwl 215
Ninth
Murphy Andrew, miner, dwl 209 Leidesdorfif
Murpihy .Ann (widow), seamstress La Grande Laundry
Murjihy Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl 3 Sherwood PI
Murphy .Ann Mrs., dwl Prospect Av nr California Av,
Bernal Heights
Murphy .Anna Miss, dressmaker, dwl 442 Clementina
Murphy Anthony, carpenter, dwl SE cor Ridley and Guer-
rero
Murphy Antoine, seaman, dwl 1140 Mission
Muri)hy Arthur, real estate, office 330 Pine room 23, res
Oakland
Murphy Arthur, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Murjihy B., laborer, dwl 234 Clara
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 409 Main
Murphy Bartholomew, waiter, dwl 327 Beale
M™T.,hy Beniard, porter Pool & Harris, dwl 27J Welsh
Murphy Bridget (wndow), dwl 461 Stevenson
Murphy Brothers (Adam H.), coffee and spice mills and
dealers teas, etc., 739 Market
Murphy C. Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar School,
dwl 922 Jackson
Murphy Catherine (ividow), dwl 41 Stanly PI, rear
Murphy Cecilia (widow), dwl 2325 Pine
Murphy Charles, barber, 238 Fourth
Murphy Charles, bricklayer John Hughes, dwl 1011 Market
Murphy Charles E., gardener, dwl 636 Conmiercial
Murjihy Cornelius, assistant light-housekeeper, Point
Bonita
Murphy Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 2308 Larkin
Murphy Cornelius, drajman, 314 Battery, dwl Larkin nr
Union
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, dwl 509 Washington
Murphy Cornelius, serviceman Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl 534 Natoma
Mm^ihy Cornelius T. , solicitor, dwl 404 Folsom
Mm^hy D., hostler N. B. and Jlission R. R.
Murphy D. , lather Palace Hotel
Murjjhy Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 472 Tehama
Murphy Daniel, butcher, dwl 3 Eddy PI
Murphy Daniel , carpenter Pacific Mai'l S. S. Co. , dwl 32} Zoe
Muqjhy Daniel, hostler Market St. R. R.
Murphy Daniel, laborer, dwl S s Jackson bet Devisadero
and Brtxlerick
Murphy Daniel, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth *
"""Si'y .,?"," ','^' '^•' Ciimaeemaker Pollard & Cook dwl
312 Lighth
Murphy Daniel J. (Danmn i- M.). attwmev at law, ofHce
9 and 10 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 420 Geary
Muiphy Daniel J., funiiture and upholsterv-, 427' Fourth
Murphy Daniel L. , gasfltter Thomas Day, dwl 308 Natoma
Murphy Daniel T. (Murplni. Grant A Co.), res Europe
Muri'hy David, miner, dwl 28 Ellis
Murjjby David, shoemaker, dwl 233 Jessie
Murphy Da\id, seniceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Murphy D. E., Shipwights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Munihy Delia (widow), dwl 108 William, roar
Murphy Dennis (Oearon & M.), dwl 522 Sixth
Murphy Dennis, boatbuilder Timothy Collins, dwl 7 Hag-
gin
Murjihy Dennis, bootmaker, dwl 1.58 First
Murphy Dennis, bootmaker, dwl 163 Jessie
Murphy Dennis, bootmaker, W s Folsom nr Nineteenth
Mur]3hy Dennis, carriagetrunmer James Phipps, dwl 5"
Shipley
MurjAy Dennis, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1024 Stockton
Mm-phy Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero, dwl
W s Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
Mm-phy Dennis, laborer Lucy & Doimelly, dwl Jersey bet
Mariposa and Napa
Murphy Dennis, shoemaker Thomas Murphv, dwl 630 Bran
Murphy Dennis T. {Murphy A- McCarthy), ivi\ 357 Clem
Murjihy D. J., clerk, dwl 64 Everett
Murphy D. W. {Murphy A Banks), dwl San Miguel Sta-
tion
Murphy E. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Anna Pape, dwl cor
Ninth and Mission
Murphy Edward, barkeeper, dwl 29 Jessie
Murphy Edward, hostler A. Roden, dwl cor Austin and
Polk
Murphy Edward, laborer, dwl 66 Jessie
Murphy Edward, laborer, dwl 244 Beale
Murphy Edward, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Murphy Edward, molder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 514
Bryant
Murphy Edward, painter Cornelius J. Barron, dwl Thir-
tieth, Bernal Heights
Murphy Edward, pressman D. L. Swett & Co., dwl 40S
Vallejo
Murphy Edward, real estate, dwl 1426 Stockton
JIurfihy Edward, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Murphy Edward, stockbroker, dwl 6 Virginia PI
Muri-iliy Edward, teamster, dwl 20 Bowman PI
Murphy Edward F. , laborer, dwl 29 Jessie
Murphv Edward M., reporter Stock Report, office 60S Sac-
ramento, dwl 612 Pine
Murphy Edward N., printer D. L. Sweet & Co., dwl 408
Vallejo
Murphy Elizabeth (widow), dwl 732 Natoma
Murphy Elizabeth (widow), dwi 905 Post
Murphy Ellen (widow), dwl W s Sierra nr Michigan
Murphy Ellen Mrs., dwl 908 Pacific, rear
Murphy Eugene, laborer, dwl 14 Zoe, rear
Murphv Eugene P., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
19 Glen Park Av
Murphy Eveline Mrs., tailoress William Schewrar, dwl W
s Folsom bet Fifth and Sixth
Murphy F. J., reporter Alta California
Murjihj- Francis, cooper, dwi 103 Conmiercial
Murphy Francis, engineer, dwl 1120 Montgomery
Murj'hy Frank, barber, dwi 708 Brannan
Mui-jDhy Frank, carriagepainter, dwl 63 Minna
Murphy Frank, laborer Palace Hotel
Murphv Frank, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 14
Pfeifler
Murphv Frank, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwi 414 Beale
Murphy Frank H., laborer E. T. Anthony & Co., dwi 21IJ
Turk
Murphy George, laborer, dwl 234 First
Murphv George, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba, dwi
16 Clinton
MmPHY, «BANT A CO. {Danv-l T. Murphy, A dam
Grant, JohilDtanc, and IJftiry M. Murphy), imports
ers and jobbers foreign and domestic drj' goods, NE
cor Sansom and Bush
IMFRPnY. «B.1>'T A CO.'S BIIUDIK«, NE cor
.Sansom and Bush
Murjihy H., carpenter, dwi 566 Howard
Murphy Hannah (widow), dwl 3 Eddy PI
Murphy Hannah (widow), dwi 124 Gilbert
Murjjhy Hannah Miss, machine operator C. Mayer, dwi
439 Clementina
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Murphv Ham- E., compositor Golden Era, dwl W4 Fol
MunihV Henr\-. porter Lirinfston & Co., dwl 553 Mmna
Murnhv Henri- B., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 45S »'.'''"
Slun.irv Henr^- B. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 453 Sixth
Slun'h'v Henri- }i.(.Vurphy. Grant .t Co.). res Newjork
MuriihV Hugh, reservoir tender Spring %'alley Water
Works, dwl N 9 Greenwich bet Hyde and Larkin
Muriihv Hugh S., superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Po'trero, dwl 1 Caroline
Mun>hv J. (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 609 Pine
Muqihy J., speculator, dwl 533 Sacramento
Murjihy J. A. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Muri'liy James, dwl SE cor Clay and Kearny
Muri'liv James, baker, dwl 502 Mission
Muri.hv James, blacksmith, dwl 36 S.acramento
Murjihy James, carjjenter, dwl 34 Hayes
Murjibv James, caq^enter, dw-1 162 First
Muriih'v James, carpenter, dwl 1113 Stockton
Murphy James, carpenter, dwl cor Seventh and Folsom
Murphy James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Murphy James, engineer, dwl 36 Sacramento
Murphy James, ensineer, dw-1 313 Folsom
MurphV James, fireman, dwl 452 First
MurphV James, gasfltter Bush & Milne, dwl 41J Stanly PI
Muri'hy James, hack-lriver, dwl 25 Welsh
Mun>hy James, hairdressing saloon, 135 Third
I Muri>h"v James, laborer, dw-1 21 Sumner
1 MuH'hy James, laborer, dw-1 70 Jessie, rear
i Murjibv James, laborer J. Morton vS: Co.
Muri<h'v James, lithographic printer G. H. Baker
MmTjhy James, marblepolisher Edward McGrath, dwl 97
Stevenson
Muri*v James, packer Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co.,
,1«-1 408 Vallcjo
MMCrllY J 4MES, physician and surgeon, ofBoe and
dwl 659 Clav
MurphV James, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 1104 Pine
MurphV James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 N'ew Mont
Murphy James, waiter Vizina & Co., dwl 255 Minna
MuriJhV James B., blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwi 60 Sacramento
Murphy James H., barkeeper Horace Porter, dwl 435
EddT
Murphy James H., porter Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, dwl
151 Natoma
Muri'hy James W. (Murphy & ffearne]/),dwl NWcor Pa-
cific and Leavenworth
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 46 Ritch, rear
.Muri.hv Jeremiah, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry
Murphy Jeremiah, peddler, dwl 1312 Green
MurphV Jeremiah, plasterer, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Munihv J. H. , lather Palace Hotel
Mun.hy J. J., salesman I. Selig, dwl 23 Ellis
Murphy J. N.. carpenter Palace Hotel
I MurphV Joev Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2325 Pine
SluriihV John (ifonre i- SI.), dwl 651 Natoma
Slurj.hy John (Phiilips cf: 31.), dwl 103 Taylor
: MurphV John, dwl 321 Minna
Murphy John, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl 545 Mission
Murphy John, asphaltumw-orker Larkin & Flaherty, dwl
Jessie bet Seventh and Eiszhth
Murphv John, baker, dw-1 31 Hunt
I Murphy John, blacksmith Michael Garrich, dwl 946 Miss
Murphy .Tohn, b.iilermaker, dwl 2-20 Minna, rear
j MurphV John, bootmaker. 1136 Folsom
I MurphV John, butcher John .\nderson, dwl 6 Miller PI
Murphv John, carpenter, dwl 551 Mission
MurphV John Rev., clergyman, dwl 1309 Taylor
Murphy John, clerk Recruiting Office U. S. A., 105 Stock
Murphy John, coalpasser Pacific ilail S. S. Constitution
Murphy John, compositor B. F. Sterett, dwl G3S Mission
Murphy John, cook A. A. Jennings, dwl S 8 Sacramento
nr "Central Av
Murphy John, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 215 Tehama
Murphy John, employ^ City and County Hospital, E s Po-
trero Av nr Tw-enty-second
Murphy John, engineer, dwl 857 Folsom
Murphy John, expressman, dwl 135 Dora
Murphv John, expressman Spring Valley Water Works,
dw-1 112 Bernard
Murphy John, fireman S. P. Gas Light Co., dwl 417 Clem
Murphy John, foreman Crittenden & Dalton, dwl 204
Montgomery
Murpliy John, gardener, dwl N s Post bet Devisadero and
Bri iderick
Murphy John, gasfitter, dwl 13 Hunt
Murphv John, groceries and liquors, 31 Ritch, dwl 28
Ritch
Murphy John, hackdriver Thomas Bowlen
Murphy John, hamessmaker John O'Brien, dwl 949 Bry-
ant
Murphv John, hostler, dwl 57 Jessie
Murphy John, hostler James Craig, dwl 915 Sacramento
Murphy John, hostler John Hamnan, dwl Point Loboe
Road nr "Twenty-fourth Av
Murphv John, laborer, dwl 44 Jessie
MurphV John, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
MurphV John, laborer, dwl 40S Seventh
Murphy John, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
MurphV John, laborer, dwl 633 Jessie
Murphy John, laborer, dwl S s Jackson bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Murphy John, laborer, dwl Scott nr Cortland Av, Bemal
He'ights
Murphv John, laborer Construction Department L. S.
Mint ^ , ^
Murphy John, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Murphy John , laborer Lucy & Donnelly, dwl ci5r El Dorado
and Jersey
Murphv John, laborer Martin & Beath, dwl 857 Folsom
MurphV John, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co.
Murphy John, marblepolisher Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl
616 Natoma
Murphv John, molder Savage & Son, dwl 1066 Howard
Murphy John, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Muri*v John, quarryman Joseph Emery, dwl 321 Minna
MurphV John, real estate, dw-1 E s Brewster nr San Bruno
Road, Bemal Heights
Murphy John, reservoirkeeper Spring Valley Water Works,
Laguna Honda
Murphy John, shearman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 519
Brannan
Murphv John, shoemaker, 40S Jackson
MurphV John, shoemaker, dwl 551 Natoma
Murphy John, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 3 Salmon
Murphy John, shoemaker Thomas Healy, dwl N s Folsom
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Murphy John, st<:.rekeeper stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
MurphV John, tinroofer, dwl 529 Natoma
Murphy John, tinsmith James Maguire, dwl 22 Natoma
Murphy John, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 320 Tenth, rear
Murphv John, waiter Lick House
Murphy John C, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl
1418 Geary
Murphv John C, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 425 Natoma
MurphV John F., collector, dwl 1136 Folsom
Murphy John Francis, mining, office 417 California, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Murphy John H., salesman Osgood & Stetson, dwl 40S
Va'llejo
Murphv John J. (Jones i- M.), dwl 209 Post
Murphy John J., engineman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D.,
dw*l 111 Natoma
Murphv John J., gardener Golden Gate Park
Murphy John P., housepainter, dwl 449 Minna
Muqihy John P., salesman Phillip Abraham, dwl 461 Stev
Murphv John R., capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Murphy John W., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 417
Clementina ,
Murphy Joseph, boUermaker helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co. s
Wharf
Murphy Joseph, fireman stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Murphy Joseph, laborer, dwl 9-28 Mission
Murphy Joseph, roadmaster Southern Pac. R. R., office
cor Fourth and Townsend
Murphy Josephine Miss, tailoress, dwl NE cor Geary and
Lyon
Murphv Josie (widow\ dwl 1816 Powell
MurphV J. T., dwl 516 Pacific
Murphy Julia (widow), dw-1 456 Natoma
Murphv Julia (widow-), dwl 310 Eighth
Murphy J. W. (Murphy J: Co.), dwl 37 Second
MurphV J. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
MurphV Katharine Mrs., dwl 15 Russell
Murphy Katie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
314 Sixth
Murphy Lawrence, laborer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., awl 40
Jessie
Murphy M. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School,
dwl 1429 Tavlor
Murphv M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 102 Mason
Murphy Maggie Miss, chambermaid American Exchange
MurphV Margaret, seamstress La Grande Laundry
Mur)>hy Margaret (\ridow), dwl NW cor Green and Taylor
Murphy Maria D. Miss, tailoress, dwl NE cor Geary and
Lyon
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOHaAN & CO., 87 California Mar!
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Murphy Martin, laborer, dwl SE cor Mason and Lombard
Mur])hy Martin, laborer Calvary Cemeterj-, dwl NE cor
Lyon and Geary
Murphy Martin, watertender, dwl 316 Beale
Murpby Martin D. , liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and Lyon
Murphy Marj- (widow), dwl 7 Hai,'gin
Murjihy Mary (widow), dwl 439 Clementina
Murphy Mary (widow), dwl N s Tehama nr Fifth
MurjAy Marj- (widow), dwl S s Jackson bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Murphy Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 80S Howard
Murjihy Mary (widow), laundress, dwl 545 Mission
Munihy Mary Ann Mrs., varieties, 816 Greenwich
Murphy Matthew, contractor, dwl 946 Mission
Murphy Mathew, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl W s Minna
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Murphy Mathew, painter, dwl 26 Willow bet Mission and
^'alencia
Murphy Mathew B., laborer, dwl 712Jt Natoma
Murphy Matilda (widow), dwl N s AJta bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Murphy M. C. M. . boardint; and lodgings, 2606 Mission
Miiri'hy M. E., driver P. Cahill, dwl 609 Post
Murphy M. K., newspaper agent, dwl 63 Minna
Murjihy Michael, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 227
.Second
Murphy Michael, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 63 Minna
Mur|iliy Michael, driver Reardon & Hinckley
Murphy Michael, helper Mnjniihan & Aitken
Murjihy Michael, hostler Wflliara E. Bridge, dwl 12 Berry
Murphy Michael, laborer Hathawav's Wharf, dwl 255 Beale
MiuT'hy Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Muqjhy Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W 8
Georgia nr Sierra
Murphy Michael, longshoreman, dwl 916 Montgomery
Murphy Michael, policeman City H,all, dwl 3 Rausch
Mur].liy Michael, teamster, dwl Columbia Hotel
Murjrhy Michael, teamster, dwl 609 Post
Murphy Michael, upholsterer, 1810 Polk, dwl N b Chest-
nut bet Polk and Larkin
Murphy Michael, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 24 Sec
Muqihy Jliles, laborer Hathawav's Wharf, dwl 108 Freelon
JIuri.hy Nicholas, calker, dwl RIX Mission
Mur] ihy Nicholas, laborer, dwl King St. House
Mur|.hy N. S., physician, ofHce 102 Geary
Murjihy Owen (Murphy <i- Co.), dwl Antonio nr Jones
Murjihy Owen Qlurphy it Cunners), res Oakland
Murphy P., tinner James Maguire
Murphy Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 21 Anthony
Murphy Patrick, clothes'dealer, dwl 522 Pacific
Murphy Patrick, contractor, dwl 444 Natoma
Miu-jihy Patrick, driver Mason's Brewery, dwl 1914 Taylor
Murphy Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R.", dwl E s Howard
bet Third and Fourth
Murphy Patrick, engineer, dwl 316 Beale
Murjihy Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail .S. S. Costa Rica
Uurphy Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s
Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
Murphy Patrick, fireman stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
Wharf
VTurphy Patrick, grainer, dwl 456 Natoma
llurphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 17* Fifth Av
tlurphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 25 Jessie
Muri'hy Patrick, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Murphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 435 Fulton
■lurphy Patrick, laborer, dwl 244 Beale
iliu-phy Patrick. laborer, dwl 511 Mission
■lurphy Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl N s Sac-
ramento bet Devisadero and Broderick
■lurphy Patrick, laborer Orford Si, Degan, E s Central Av
bet Post and Gearv'
■lurijhy Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
lurjil^v Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
lurj.hy Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 30 De Boom
lurphy Patrick, mason Palace Hotel
lurjihy Patrick, peddler, dwl Potrero Av nr El Dorado
lurphy Patrick, porter Russ House
lori-liy Patrick, poultrj'dealer, dwl 9 Tehama
lurj.hy Patrick, shoemaker John Sullivan, dwl Central
House
Patrick, steward, dwl 619 Pacific
)iy Patrick, teamster Wesley Diggins, dwl N 8 Sut-
r bet Devisadero and Broderick
V Patrick, tinsmith, dwl 734 Clementina
'- Patrick, waiter Lick Hou.se
V Patrick, warehouseman, dwl Manhattan Hotise
;■ Patrick, waterman Pacific Mail S. S. Aucon
I > Patrick G., laborer Chase & Wolf
Murphy P.atnck H., tinsmith, dwl 734 Clementina
Murphy Patrick J., reporter Evening Post, dwl 435 Eddy
Murphy Peter, expresswagon, NW cor Broadway and
Davis, dwlcor Green and Montgomery
Murphy Peter, laborer, dwl Fourth Av nr A, South S F
Murphy Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
Murphy P. H., waiter Lick House, dwl 211* Tehama
Murj.hy Philip, peddler, dwl 432 Shipley
Murphy Philip R., cooper, dwl E s Scott bet Eddy and
Ellis
Murjihy P. J., barkeeper, dwl 122 Turk
Murphy R., laborer Pacific RoUing Mills, dwl Potrero
Point
Murphy Richard, hostler Josiah H. Swain, dwl 10 Sher-
wood PI
MiUT:.hy Richard, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl
Mountain Lake
Murphy Richard, marbleworker, dwl 97 Stevenson
Murphy Richard, painter, dwl 669 Clementina
Murphy Robert, carpenter, dwl 162 First
Murphy Robert, hairdresser T. H. Brady & Co., dwl 97
Stevenson
MuriJhy Robert, laborer, dwl City Hotel
Mun^hy Stephen, machinist, dwl "204 Beale
Murphy Stephen, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Bootz
Hotel
Murphy Susan (widow), dwl 1607 Howard
Murjihy Sylvester, boarding, cor Sierra and Louisiana
Muri'hy Terrence, laborer, dwl 516 Mission
Murphy T. F., foreman Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 114
Hayes
Murphy Theresa, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
408 Vallejo
Murphy Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 34 Minna
Murphy Thomas, boot and shoe manufactory, 419 Bat-
ter}-, dwl 630 Brannan
Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 568 Mission
Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, dwl Sullivan nr Gates, S s
Bemal Heights I
Murphy Tliomaa, coachman J. C. Morrison, dwl 817 How
Murphy Thomas, extraman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl
1219 Stockton
Murphy Thomas, gardener John D. Fry, 1812 Jackson
Mur])hy Tli.jmas, gasfitter James K. Prior, dwl 1105 Mont
Murjihy Thomas, gasfitter Machinery Dept. U. S. Mint
Murphy Thomas, hostler H. M. Michaelson, dwl NE cor
Eddy and Hyde
Murphy Tliomas", laborer, dwl 26 Natoma
Murphy Th.jmas. laborer Pacific RoUing Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Murijhy Thomas, laborer, dwl S 8 Jackson bet Gough and
Octavia
Murphy Thomas, liquor saloon, 34 Minna
Miuphy Thomas, marblepolisher John Sweeney, dwl 62C
Minna
Murphy Thomas, mason Palace Hotel
Murphy Thomas, musician Bella Union Theater
Murphy Thomas, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Mun>hy Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Murphy Thomas, teamster J. Morton iSi Co., dwl 472 Te-
hama
Murphy Thomas, waiter stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Murphy Thomas F. . fumiturefinisher Kimball Manuf . Co. ,
dwl S s Ivy Av bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Murphy Thomas H., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., Po-
trerit, dwl 1 Caroline
Murphy Th^.mas J- , plumber Thomas Day, dwl 335 Bdwy
Murphy Thomas P., whitener, dwl 225 Perry
Murphy Thomas S., steward MorUm House, dwl 81 Stev-
enson, rear
Murphy Timothy, blacksmith, dwl 7 Baldwin Cotui.
Murphy Timothy, laborer, dwl 13 Welsh, rear
Murjihy Timothy, laborer, dwl 115 Second
Murphy Timothy, laborer, dwi 727 Clementina
Murphy Timothy, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pac. R. R.
Murphy Timothy, salesman John W. Jones, dwl 68 Minna
Murjihy Timothy, plasterer, dwi 6 Hyde
Murphy Timothy, pla-sterer, dwl 331 Filbert, rear
Murjjhy Timothy G., laborer, dwl 521 Howard
Murphy W. F., Laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl
114J Shipley
Murphy \\'illiam, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl
106 Tehama
Murphy William, clerk Newton Bros. & Co., dwl 1929 How
Murphy William, laborer, dwi 5 Stevenson
Murphy William, laborer, dwi 51 .Stevenson
Muri>hy William, laborer, dwl 247 Beale
Murphy William, laborer, dwl 335J Shipley
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Murrhv William, lalwrer, d«i 420 Natoma
Murrhv William, laborer, dwl t37J Natoma _ , .„,
Mim.llV William, laborer Martin & Beath,dwl 356 Tehama
Munih'v William, longshoreman, dwl 22 Frrfenck
Murphy William, mechanic, dwl Railroad Homestead nr
San MiuTiel Station
\turr)hv William, miner, dwl 411 Pacific .
Murrihv William, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. CaWomia
Murrhv William, seaman stm Montana Colorado ij. JN.
C«", F..lsom St. Wharl ^ ^ „ , ,
Murphy William, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
2^1 Pprrv
Murphy William, tracklayer Omnihiis R. R., d^'.^*'?! Stev
Murray H. H., waiter Brookl.vti Hotel
Murray Hugh (Reynolds A M.), dwl S s Tehama bet Tenth
arid Eleventh
Murray Isaac (Murratl i- Co.), dwl 15 Second
JIurra'y J., boilermaker Mojniihan .& Aitken
Murrav James, dwl 662 Minna „.-.,., o o
Murray James, assistant storekeeper Pacific MaU S. S.
Co., dwl 435 Second
Murray James, baker, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Murray James, bootmaker, 103 Fifth, dwl 718 Natoma
Murray James, fireman stm Ventura
Murray James, hostler City R. R.
Murray James, laborer, dwl .19 Everett, rear
Murrav James, laborer 11 Sixth, dwl 456 Tehama
MuiTihv William! waiter stm New World, dw-l 318 P",is '"';"■.' 'i'"""' Z^^ll Paeiflc Mall S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Mun.by William D.. assistant teacher music Public School , Murray James, laoorer racmc .la^i ^^^^ ^^ p„,„„
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MuH'bv William F., cooper, dwl 407 Tehama
Murphy William H., salesman Keimedy & Durr, dwl liZl
Leavenworth , f., , ^
Murphy William J., professor music, dwl 814 Clay
Murphy William S., clerk Wilson & Brother, dwl 11 \an
Nbss Av
Murphy & Co. (J. W. Murphy), groceries, 37 Second
Murphy & Conner? (Oir«i Murphy and John Conners),
produce and fruit, 502 Sansom
Murphy & Hanks (D. IP. Mvrphy and John M. Uanks),
rea'l-estate and general business agents, 724^ Market
Murphy & Kearney {Jaiiu-s W. Murphy and Patru-k
Kearm-y), groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth . r . /i
Muriihv & McCarthy (Dennis F. Murphy and John L.
MiCarthy), groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and
Howard
Murphy. See Murfey
Murr - — , dwl 209 Leide-'dorff ,„ ^ , .
Murr Christopher, driver Ackerman Bros., dwl 112 Lddy
Miu-r James, gasfitter M. D. Lasswell, dwl 747 Mission
Murrassa Jean, butcher Miners' ResUurant, dwl NW cor
Broadwav and Dupont
Murrav ."laborer, dwl 21 Stevenson
Murray Adner, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 320 Jessie
Murray Alfred (colored^ laborer, dwl 637 Vallejo
Murrav Andrew, dwl 330 P ne
Murrav Andrew, hatter, dwl 614 Kearny
Murra.v Andrew, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 137
Haves
Murray Andrew, seaman, dwl Old Marine Hospital, cor
Spear and Harrison
Murrav Ann (widow), dwl 29 Rausch
Murray Ann (widow), dwl 911 Greenwich
Murray Anna Miss, neck-tiemaker James N. Makin, dwl
1502 Leavenworth
Murray Bernard, boarding, 552 Mission
Murray Bessie Miss, domestic James M. Lenhart, dwl 448
Clementina
Murray Catherine, dwl 10 Oak, rear
Murrav Catherine Miss, seamstress, dwl 725 O'Farrell, rear
Murrav Catherine Mrs. , lodgings, 233 Third
Murray Charles, dwl 212 Broadway
Murray Charles, dwl 327 Minna
Murrav Charles, carpenter, dwl 320 Jessie
Murray Charles, laborer, dwl 325 Main
Murray Charles, painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 44 Minna
Murray Charles, real estate, dwl 1505 Jones
Murray Charles, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
Murray Daniel, barkeeper, dwi 1135 Clay
Murray Daniel, clerk Henry Osterloh, dwl 37 Commercial
nr Drumm
Murrav Daniel J., printer S. F. Chronicle, dwl 706 Bush
Murray David, laborer Thompson Bros., dwl 232 First
Murray Edward F., sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl
420 Clementina
MFKR.iY ELIZ. EKSKIXE, lace-goods factory, 208
Sutter
Murray Ellen (widow), dwl 1135 Clay
Murray Fanny Mrs., furnished r<^oms, 110 Sixth
Murray Felix", laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Murray Francis J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwi
ll" Folsom Av, rear
Murray Frank, bricklayer, dwl 54 Third
Murray Frank, bricklayer, dwi 549 Mission
Murray Frank, plumber, dwl 513 Lombard
Murray George M. (Murray .i- Simonds), dwl 1126 Va-
lencia
Murray George R., laborer, dwl 39 Fifth Av
Murray Henry, coalpasser stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Murray Henry, seajnan, dwl 541 First
Murrav James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Murra'y James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dw 1 NW
cor Mission and First
Murray James F., cook St. Boniface Restaurant, dwl 458
Tehama
Murrav Jane Mrs., dwi 115 Ellis
Slurray Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, dwi King St. House
Murrav J. L., laborer, dwi 212 Broadway
Murra.v J. M., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Murra"v John (Murrav A Co.), dwl 277 Stevenson
51urra"y John (Murray <!: Kiernan), dwl NE cor Second
and Brannan
Murrav John, blacksmith, dwl 607 Mission
Murrav John, blacksmith, dwi 686 Clementina
Murra'y John, boilermaker S. F. BoUer Works, dwl 29
Pern-
Murrav John, carpenter, dwl 14 Page
Murray John, carpenter, dwi 785 Mission
Murrav John, chipper Thompson Bros., dwi 54 First
Miura'v John, laborer Hathaway's WTiarf, dwl S s I\T Av
be"t Polk and Van Ness Av
Murray John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl ShasU nr
Michigan ^ .^ , ^, .
Murray John, longshoreman, dwi SE cor Pacific and Front
Murra"v John, mason Palace Hotel
Murray John, mattressmaker Occidental Laundry, dwl,
1517 Broadway, rear
Murrav John, molder Thompson Bros., dwl 309 Folsom
Murra"y John, plasterer, dwi W 8 Dolores nr Twenty-
second .
Murray John, salesman, dwl SW cor Sutt«r and De\Tsa-
dero
Murrav John, stairbuilder Dillon & Drew, dwi 320 Jessie
Murra'y John, sUtionery, 1514 Stockton, dwl 513 Lomb
Murra"v John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwi N a
Filbert bet Montgomery and Kearny
Mmrav John, tailor, dwi 14 Howard Court
Murrav John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Murra"y John C, clerk, dwi 868 Folsom
Murray John H., driver Thomas Bowlen, dwl cor Powell
and Washington !
Murrav John K. , stonecutter, dwi 16 Dora „-. j
Murra'v Joseph, deckhand stm Saucelito. Daris St, Wharf
Murrav Kate (widow), dwl 8 Telegraph PI
Murra"y Kate Mrs., bakery. NW cor San JoscS Ay and M
Murray La^vrence. upholsterer, dwi 7 Mary
Murray L. H.. miner, dwi 516 Pacific
Murray M., carpenter, dwi 12 Polk
Murra'y Maria Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Mary Robertson, i
dwi 606 Mission
Murrav .Martin, expressman, dwl 1143 H.arrison
Murra"y Martin, waiter 535 Merchant, dwi 774 Mission
Murray Mary (widow), dwi 5 Washoe PI
Murray Mary (widow), dwl 232 SLxth, rear
Murra"v Mair (widow), bakery and confectionery, 148
Fourth
Murrav Mary Mrs., dwi 44i Sixth
Murray MarV Miss, bookbinder, dwl 11 Folsom Av
Murray Maiy Miss, shoefitter Eiustein Bros. & Co., dwl^
58" McAllister ,
Murray Mathew, laborer, dwl N^V cor Geary and Central
Av
Murrav Michael, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 132 Fourth
Murra'v Michael, expressman, cor Market and Front, dwl
Murra'y Michael, farmer, dwl S 9 Twenty-ninth nr Old
Ocean Road
Murrav Michael, laborer, dwi 56 Minna, rear
Murra'y Michael, laborer, dwi 118 Ha.ves
Murrav Michael, laborer, dwl 227 Perry
Murra'y Michael, laborer, dwl 409 Greenwich
Murray Michael, laborer Car Shop Southern Pac. R. K-,
cor Sixteenth and Har, dwi cor Sierra and Louisiana
Murrav Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Murra'y Michael, policeman City Hall, dwl 1 Sumner
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import tlieir own Stock fi'om New Tori
8P. VAU SCHAACK & CO,, 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
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iluiray Michael, real estate, dwl 1144 Folsom
Murray MichaelJr., bookkeeper John MoUoy, dwl 1144
Folsom
Jlurray Morris, bricklayer, dwl US McAllister
-Murray Owen, janitor Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School •'
Murray Owen, laborer, dwl 12 Ridley
Murray Owen, solicitor Railroad House
Murray Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 4 Sherwood PI
Murray Patrick, brushniaker S. F. Brush Factory, dwl 10
Moss
JIurray Patrick, carpenter, dwl 219 Folsom
Murray Patrick, coalpasser stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wharf
Murray Patrick, hostler W. E. Bridge, dwl 12 Berry
Murray Patrick, laborer, dwl 414 Pacific
Murray Patrick, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Murray Patrick, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pa-
ciiic R. R., dwl 62S Third
Murray Peter, gardener, NW cor San Jos6 Av and M
Murray R., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Murray Richard, carpenter Palace Hotel
Murray Richard, hostler, dwl 511 Mission
Murray Richard, laborer, dwl 309 Tehama
Murray Richard, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
MURRAY ROBERT, lieutenant- colonel U. S. A. and
medical purveyor Militarj' DiWsion Pacific, office 104
0"Farrell, dwl 611 Polk
Murray Samuel, machmist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 5
Washoe PI
Murray Sarah (widow), dwl 513 Lombard
Murray Sarah (widow), bakeo', 420 Fourth
Murray Sumner C, foreman S. M. Hills, dwl 11 Geary
Murray Thomas, assistant yardmaster Passenger Depot
Southern Pac. R. K., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl
lis Hayes
Murray Thomas, bootmaker William Joiner, dwl 868 Fol
Murray Thomas, carriagepainter, dwl 570 Minna
Murray Thomas, driver James A. Brown & Co.
Murray Thomas, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
South S. F.
Miuray Thomas, marblepolisher Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl
10 Cleaveland
Murray Thomas, plumber Shafer & Cook, dwl 141 Shipley
Murray Thomas, proprietor Golden Gate House, 510 Davis
Murray Thomas, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero,
dwl Louisiana bet Sierra and Shasta
Murray Thomas, teamster Cutting & Co., dwl 31 Main
Murray lliomas H., carpenter and builder, dwl Twenty-
fifth bet Brj-ant and York
Murray Timothy, blacksmith Sicotte & Gratton, dwl 248
Fourth
Murra}- Timothy, laborer, dwl 6 Sumner
Murray Timothy, laborer, dwl 348 Shipley
Murray W. E., dwl Manhattan House
Murray WiUiam (Murray ct Co.), dwl 15 Second
Murray William, bookkeeper Dickson, De Wolf & Co.,
dwl 420 Chestnut, rear
Murray William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1232
Bush
Murray William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl
First Av bet A and B
Murray William, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl 4 Auburn
Murray WilHam, packer B. Nathan ifc Co., dwl KE cor
Noe and T\ventieth
Murray WiUiam, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Murray William, stonecutter, dwl Western Hotel
Murray William B., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific
R. R., res Oakland
Murray William Butler, cashier Richard B. Irwin & Co.,
dwl Union Club
Murray William F., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 5
Washoe PI
Murray Wilham H. (5. F. Journal of Commerce Publish-
ing Co.), dwl 2028 Folsom
Murray William H., pressman E. Detrick & Co., dwl 118
Commercial
Murray William J., student Heald's Business College
Murray W. J., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Murray & Co. {John, Isaac, and IVilliam), fishdealers, 72
Centre Market
Murray & Kiernan (John Murray and John Kienuin),
hquor saloon, NE cor Second and Brannan
Murray & Simonds {George M. Murray and WUlis S. Si-
monds), butter, eggs, and cheese, 27 and 59 Centre
Market
Murrin Felix, fruits, SE cor Stockton and Sutter, dwl 409
Sutt«r
Hurrin James, painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl 409 Sutter
Mursch Otto, machinist Bay Sugar Refinen-
Murtagh Andrew, carj^enter St. Mary's Hospital
Murtagh James, master mariner, dwl IS Wilh.w \v
Murtagh Joseph, salesman H. Wronkow & Co., dwl Brook-
lyn! Hotel
Murtha Anna M., hairdresser, dwl 36 Louisa
Murtha Annie Miss, clerk Altschul, Simon & Co dwl 36
Louisa *
Murtha Bernard, drayman, dwl 119 Third
Murtha Frank, delivery clerk Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., dwl 30 Louisa
Murtha Jeremiah, laborer Palace Hotel
Murtha John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Murtha John, packer Redington, Hastetter & Co., dwl S
W cor Tiventy-third and San Jose Ay
Murtha John, steward, dwl 4 Clementina
Murtha John J. , tinsmith William 0. Murtha, dwl SW cor
Sutter and Laguna
Murtha P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a Wharf
Murtha Patrick, laborer, dwl 27 Fifth Av
Murtha Peter stonecutter, dwl 17 Harrison Av rear
Murtha Peter, laborer Palace Hotel '
Murtha WUIiam, clerk Charles A. Clinton, dwl NW cor
Railroad and Twelfth avs, South S. F.
Murtha William O., plumber and gasfilter, 18 Tj'ler, dwl
SW cor Sutter and Laguna
Murthola Jacob, fisherman, dwl 107 Clay
Murton Fisher, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Murty John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Murver Thomas, teamster, dwl 312 Beale
Musch Wilham, liquor saloon, 117 Dup, dwl 126 Morton
Muser Frederick W. {Duden, Frkres tt- Co.), res New
York
Muser Otto (Dttden, Frbres tt Co.), dwl 1618 Folsom
Muser Richard (Dud^n, Frtres it Co.), res New York
Musey A., dwl Russ House
Musgraye Thomas, cardriver, dwl 1608 Kearny
Musical Review, Sherman & Hyde proprietors and pub-
lishers, 139 Kearny
Musner ^Vlbert, cook, dwl 421 Dupont
Mussante Celesta, dwl 9 Vincent
Mussante Charles {Boraco 6: J/.), dwl 11 Vincent
Musse Adolph, ironworker Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 39 Nar
toma
Musseo Michael, laborer, dwl Midway nr Stockton
Mustard James, sailmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 10
Berry
Mustard Joseph D., carpenter, dwl 13 Caroline
Musto Brothers (Josf^/ianrfJoAn), importers marble, 713
and 715 Batter>'
Musto John (Mti^tu Brothers), res Chiavari, Italy
Musto Joseph {Mu-ato Brothers), dwl lOlS Mason
Musto W., cook, dwl 533 Sacramento
Muth Jacob, barkeeper Robert O'Neill, dwl 536 Wash
Muther Frank, cigamiaker, dwl cor Thirty-second and
Railroad avs, South S. F.
Muther Michael, woodcar^^er John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl Mission nr Sixth
Mutson George, vvarehouseman, dwl E b Eureka nr Seven-
teenth
Mutton James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Mutual Building and Loan Association of San Francisco,
G. M. Berrj' secretarj', Sheriff's Office
Mutual Indemnity Association of the Grangers of Califor-
nia, Charles J. Mosley secretarj', office 6 Leidesdorff
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, office general
agent 204 Mont, office local agent 625 Montgomorj*
Mutual Provident Association, William Stuart secretar}',
office 113 LeidesdorfiE
Mutual Real Estate Co. , William Stuart secretarj', office
113 Leidesdorff
Muurmann Peter, stevedore, dwl 22 Mission, rear
Muus Henry (Mitus d- Jiohweder), dwl bl7 Broadway
Muus ^\. R-hwedKT (Henry Muu.'< a)id Piter Jiohweder),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Broadway and Scott PI
Muzzj' Lorenzo, wooigrower, dwl 709 Ellis
Myeberg Jorgen, Scandinanan Soc., dwl cor Leavenworth
and Francisco
Myer Abraham, watchmaker and jeweler, lOOC Market,
dwl 266 Tyler
Myer Albert, machinist, dwl 51 Clara
Myer August, bootmaker, 347 Third
Myer Auyust, waiter, dwl 130 First
Myer Claus K., clerk Henrj' Borman & Co., dwl SW cor
Eighth and Market
Myer Elizabeth Mrs. , Cincinnati Hotise, 529 Valencia
Myer Frederick, dwl 629 Bush
Myer Frederick, bootmaker Antoino Royer, dwl 7 Chest-
nut PI
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Mvcr Frederick M., drayman ^wl 1623 Turk
Mv.T Frederick R., quor saloon, dwl 641 Mission
£b,X^t^^e?:S^l^ven.en«l
and Mission „ ,
Myer'^Loiifcutter Alexander Coney d.^ 715 Mission
Mver Nathan, liquor saloon, dwl 817 Vallejo
Mver S market, cor Ellis and Larkm
Myer Wimim (IKiiiiam Mycr i- Co.), dwl cor Nineteenth
Mye? Wirnim" Co. (Z). IT^.f/a^), Aoris^ and nursens-
men, 339 Bush, nursery cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Mve" iv« J/afcr, Mayer, Meier, Meyer, and Mier
jlVers , stockbroker, dwl 424 Sansom
Mvers Abraham (Uffel f //■). res ^aleni, Or
Myers Abraham R., molder Hanscom & Co., dwl oonn
Mve^i^narTR., clerk Parker & Fr^.^w-l 727 Bush
MVers Caroline Miss, bookkeeper, dwl 340J FJth
Mvera Charles, stevedore, dwl SE cor Vallejo and Battery
Mvers Charles, student Heald's Business College
Myers Daniel, carpenter, dwl 121 Fifteenth
M'vcrs David, cooper Sroufe, Sweeney & Co., dwl 237 OaK
Myers D. G., mining, dwl 533 Sacramento
Myel^ Edward, clerk S. F. Commercial Association, dwl
1037 Post , .
Alvers Edward, cook, dwl 44 Jessie .
MyeS Elizabet:h Mrs!, dressmaker, dwl 2110 Larkin
Myers George Frank, glass stainer Robert Mills, dwl 776
Harrison . „._ ,.
Myers H. & Son { Henry), v^-'™^'ok«^,^^li>.e!Lrny
Myers Harris (#. Myers cfc So,i) dwl 402 Eddy
Mvcrs Harris, auctioneer Joseph H. LevT. dwl 29 Ru83
Myers Henry (i/. Myirs A Son), dwl 402 Eddy
Mvcrs Henry, merchant, dwl 29 Russ , ,„_ i..,v„w.
Myers Hem^ B. (Myerf, WuvM * Co.) dwl 1117 Filbert
Myers Henry B., salesman 620 Kearny, dwl Hansa Hotel
Myers Henry R., dwl SE cor Post and Polk
Myers J., mason Palace Hotel
Myers Jacob, dwl 634 Minna , „, „• v.i,
Myers Jacob, clerk Heiuy Mayerstein, dwl 111 Eighth
Myers Jacob, tailor Mier Buchman, dwl 1220 Umon
Myers James, dwl 747 Howard
Mvers J. U., carpenter, dwl Philadelphia House
Myers John, bagmaker Neville & Co., dwl 110 Washmgton
Mvers John, boilermaker, dwl U Rausch . , ^„
Myers John, clerk John Stewart, dwl N 8 Bush bet Bu-
chanan and Lagxma
Myers John, liquordealer, dwl 657 Folsom
Mvers John, tailor, dwl 1220 Union
Myers John 0. , expressman, NE cor Post and Dupont, dwl
704 Union
Myers John J., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Myers John L., porter Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, dwl 6
Ash Av
Myers Joseph, dwl 728 Howard
Myers Joseph, carpenter, dwl cor Hampshhre and Twen-
tv-third
Myers L., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Myers Leon R. (Leon B. Myers d: Co.), dwl 1511 Mission
Myers Leon R. & Co. (William H. McCormick), marble
works, 737 Market
Myers Maurice, shoemaker, dwl 166 Tehama, rear
Myers M. H., engineer stm ThorougWare, dwl 309 Bdwy
MVEK8 SIH'IIAEL B., secretary S. F. Commercial
Association, office 312 California, dwl 1037 Post
Myers Mitchell, Uilor, 240 Sutter, dwl 111 Eighth
Myers Morris, market, 3033 Sixteenth
Myers Oliver P. , watchmaker Henry Mayers, dwl 230 Kear
Myers Peter, laborer, dwl 3 Gilbert
Myers Peter, millhand Pae. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
W s Gilbert nr Brannan
Myers Selig, laborer, dwl 340} Fifth
Myers Sarah D. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 323 Stockton
HVEILS, WEIVHEL A CO. (H. B. Myers, William
Wciijhel, and William Iht£), box manufacturers, cor
Seventeenth and Shotwell
Myers W. F., mining office, 418 CaUfomia third floor, dwl
i;.1'' Market
Mvrick Frederick W., merchant, dwl 1510 Leavenworth
Mvriek Mary (widow), dwl 906 Lombard
MVnU-K MII,TO!« II., judge Probate Court, chambers
City Hall second floor, dwl 818 Powell
Mvsell J. O., bakery, 116 Seventh
Mvze le Allen (colored), cook, dwl 637 Vallejo
Myzelle Susan Mrs. (colored), seamstress dwl 637 VaUejo
MyzeUe WUliam (colored), cook, dwl 637 VaUejo
Dsr.
632 Market
Myers William, porter, dwl 633 Commercial
Myers \Villi:un, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Myers William, stockbroker, dwl 40^ Geary
Myers William, stockbroker, dwl 303 Jessie
Myhan John, laborer, dwl 8 Ecker
Myles Sarah Mrs., dwl 202 Francisco
Naason Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
Nabaro Florentino, miner dwl 917 Pacific
Nabel Henry, barkeeper Martin Burflend, dwl 403 ttan-
Nahb , hamessmaker, dwl 15 Harlan PI
Naber Henry D. (Bra,id, N. A Co.), dwl 909 Kearny
Nacanovich Antoiue, fisherman Clay St. Wharl
Nachazel F. Joseph, tailor, dwl 503 Fourth
Nachmann Leonard, cigarmaker, dwl 317 Francisco
Nachmias Julia Miss, with Mary Nachmias, dwl 630 Menh
Nachmias Mary(widow), cigarette manufactory, 630 Mercli
Nachmias Raphael, with Mary Nachmias, dwl 630 Merch
Nachting-all Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Broderick ,,,,,, ■
Nachtrieb Frederick, fruits, 45 Third, dwl 232 Jessie
Nachtrieb Jacob J., clerk A. Schumacher, dwl 232 Jessie
Nadorf A., carpenter, dwl 633 Sacramento
Naedzel Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 610 Post
Nag-ar Falls (Nagar <fc Regly), dwl Twenty-eighth nr San
T.-vti A V
Nagar & Regly (Falls Nagar and John Regly), milk-
ranch. Twenty-eighth nr San 3os6 At
Nagel Eliza (widow), dwl N s Ewer PI
Nagel Frank, shoemaker, dwl 18 Eddy
Nagel Frederick, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific ^ , „ „.
Na|el Jacob, barkeeper Margaret Miller, dwl Sullivan 8
NageUacob) boots and shoes and shoemaker, 803 Market,
dwl 20 Stockton PI
Nagel John, plasterer, dwl 602 Fell „,,„„,_ .
Nagel Paul, teacher music, 416 Powell, dwl 621 Btion
Nagel Sarah (widow), dwl 829 Braiinan
NaSel William (William Xagel .0 Co.), dwi <21 Bush
Nagel William, shoemaker, dwi 829 Brannan
Nagel William & Co. (WUliam Nagel and Philip Koth-
ernu'l), market, 702 Bush
Nagel. See Nagle and Neagle „ , ., ^ „ ,„,
Na^engast Jaeob, porter Redmgton, Hostetter & Co., dwl
Nager John (Nager <Si Christ), dwl Eighteenth Av nr F,
South S. F. , -, ... .„
Nager & Christ (John Nager ai\d Chnstoph Chnst), milk-
ranch. Eighteenth Av nr F, South S. F.
Nagle Charies H., scrollfiawyer Daniel D. Holland, dwl 10
1*611 nm 3. PI
Nagle David, carrier Morning Call, dwl 672 Folsom
Nagle Eliza (widow), dwi 110 McAllister , , i. ,
Nat'le Garret, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl Fol-
som nr First ,
Nagle Hannah (widow), furnished rooms, 7 1 7 Market
Nagle Heiu-y H. , clerk Union Insurance Co. , dwl ( 13 Busn
Nagle Heniy P., salesman Stein, Simon & Co. , dwl 208
Nagle James, laborer Techau & Jessen, dwl 119 Folsom
Nagle Jolin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl corFeU
and Laguna
Nagle Joseph, painter, dwi 441 Minna
Nagle Mary Mrs., janitress Washington Grammar School,
dwl 1028 Pacific „ ^ . j„i
Nagle Peter B., attorney at law, oflSce 604 Merchant, dwl
2221 Pacific Av , , ,,,„„.
Nagle Richard H., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 429 Stev
Nagle Thomas, teamster Stand & Bro., dwl 422 Post
Nagle Walter, longshoreman, dwl 213 Perry
Nagle. See Nagel and Neagle
Naglee's Building, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Nagur Benedict, mUker Louis MiUer, dwl SE cor beott
and Francisco ,
Nagura Osamin, clerk Vice-consul Japan, res Oaklana
Nahl H. W. Arthur, artist, studio 330 Pine room 2b, res
Alameda , c- of
Nahl's Building, N s Broadway bet Montgomery and near
Nahor Alfred H., advertising agent, dwl American Bl-
change
Naish John, shoemaker, dwl 6 Selina Pi
Nail Samuel, laborer, dwl 612 Fourth
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Mark«
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HaJIy Thomas, roofer, dwl 1061 Market
Nalond John H., housemover Hyde & Chester, dwl 040
Harrison
Namur Augustine (sidow), furnished rooms, 640 Wash
Nancen Pet«r, laborer, dwl 219 Mission
Nanery Thomas, laborer, i.wl 321 Third
Naukenis Thomas, broker, dwl 73 Shipley
Nanus Frederick Rev., pastor Scandiuavian Evangelical
Lutheran Church, dwl 944 Mission
Nanorioh Mark, milkranch, dwl S s Bemal Heichts nr
Islais Creek °
Napa Railroad (via Vallejo), Broadway St. Wharf
NAPA SODA DEPOT, John P. Jackson proprietor
130 Gfeary ^ '
.Napareil Julius, waiter F. William Kamps, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Davis
NAPHTAIY JOSEPH, attorney at law, office 430 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 741 Ellis
Napier William, teamster John Lyons, dwl Eausch St
House
Napp John H., machinist, dwl W s Harrison nr Twenty-
third *'
Napp Robert S., clerk, dwl 405 Turk
Napthaly Benjamin F., journalist S. F. News Letter, dwl
533 Sacramento
Nardelli Sabbatino, wood and coal, 1S03 Mason
NARUI.VI A «t €0. (Domtnico Gianni and Lorenzo
Scatfna)y fruits and produce commission merchants
616 Front
Nardini Antonio (A. Nardini i- Co.), dwl 222 Broadway
Nardini Giovanni, clerk A. Nardini & Co., dwl 222 Bdwy
Narjot Ernest, portrait painter, dwl 1421 Stockton
Nary Catherine (widow), dwl 112 First
Nary Jlathew, blacksmith Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl 20
Minna
Narz William F., salesman, dwl 337 Bush
Nash Charles, cardriver, dwl 215 Tehama
Nash Charles, carpenter and builder, dwl 549 Howard
Nash Charles, hostler Agricultural Fair Ra«e Grounds
Nash E. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 533 Sacramento
Nash Frederick, brakeman Southern Pac. R. E. dwl
Mechanics' House
Nash James, engineer, dwl 608 Grove
Nash John, dwl 617 Post
Nash Jonathan M., U,
dwl 208 Seventh
Nash Michael, bootmaker, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Nash Samuel J., driver Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D., dwl 320
Main
Nash T., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Nash Thomas, bootcTimper, dwl 643 Minna
Nash Thomas, bootcrimper, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Nash Thomas J., Lromuolder, dwl N 8 Silver Av nr San
Bruno Road
Nash Thomas W., housebuilder, dwl 2103 Bush
Nash Wellington, clerk Collection Department Welto,
Fargo & Co. , dwl 2103 Bush
Nash WUliam, laborer Palace Hotel
Nash Wilham J., plumber McKewen & Co., dwl 2103 Bush
Nasmyth Alexander, upholsterer Samuel Bendit, dwl 77
Natoma
Nassanger Frank, molder AngeU, Palmer & (}o.
Nasser Johannes, cook, dwl 415 Broadway
Nasser siunke, waiter Westerfeld & Page, dwl 415 Bdwy
Moot i"'.^..:]., I \^ — * I. ^t_. ■ \ _. _ ^ T- . ^
. S. storekeeper, offlce 321 Battery,
Nast Cecile (Nast ,t- Greenzwciy), res New York
NAST * UUEEXZM'EIG (Cecile Sash and George
Grcenzweij), manufacturers and jobbers jewelry, 125
Sansom
Natani Victor, ranchman, dwl 641 Broadway
Natches Edwin, fitter Currier & Winter, dwl 740 Harrison
Nathan Abraham, clerk Sigmund Morris, dwl 536 Green
Nathan Anton (C. Cohn (t Co.), dwl 316 Pine
NAIH.U; B. «S CO. (Frederick H". Dotirmann), im-
porters and wholesale and retail crockery, glass, and
china ware, cutlery, britannia, plated ware, lamps,
etc. , 540 Kearny
Nathan Bemhard (B. Xathan & Co. and Dohrmann 6c
Co.), dwl 929 Post
Nathan Charles, salesman Lina Nathan, 833 Washington
Nathan Elias (Nathan d; Samuel), dwl 568 Minna
Nathan Isaac, peddler, dwl 13 Nevada
Nathan Isaac S., editor and publisher Voice of Israel,
and People's Voice, office 622 Clay, dwl 724 Union
Nathan Jacob, tailor, NW cor Third and Townsend, dwl
730 Fulsom
Nathan L. Mrs. (widow), dwl 366 Minna
Nathan Lina Mrs., dealer second-hand clothing, 833 Wash
Nathan Luuis, dwl 751 Harrison
Nathan Mary Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 636 Green
Nathan Paul, porter S. W. Kosenstock is Co., dwl 730 Fol
Nathan Samuel, dwl 318 Jessie , "»■ lov roi
Nathan Samuel, clothing, dwl 416 Folsom
Nathan Samuel, merchant, dwl 1524 Powell
Nathan Samuel C, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
Hi Union °
^""a^? %i' '^'°f''*nK. SWcor Montgomery and Bush, dwl
Nathan Suskind, horsejockey, dwl 917 Vallcio
Nathan & Samuel {Elias Nathan and M. Samuel), Pacific
Jewelry Co., office 6 Battery
NathansoD Gottfried, teacher music, dwl 1071 Howard
National Brewery. Gluck i: Hansen proprietors, SE cor
Pulton and Webster
XATIO.\AL CLOCK CO
33 Sutter
, Murray Da\TS agent, 31 and
National I-lour Mills, Martenstein & Demini? proprietora
SW cor Batten^ and Pacific or*- ,
NATIOXAL GOLW B.VAK A.\D TKCST CO., Henry
L. Da\^s president, De Witt C. Thompson cashier N£
cor California and Sansom
NATIONAL UOTEL, Seller Sl Schuler proprietors. 411
Pacific
National Laundry, Darius A. Taylor proprietor, SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
National Life Insurance Co. of U. S. A. (Washmgton D
C), H. Cox D.D. general agent, office 6 Montironiery'
NATIOI^Al SrKtiiCAL WSTITITE (Pac. Branch)
319 Bush
Natoma Wat«r and Mining Co., Horatio P. Livermore
treasurer, office 529 Market
Natorp Albert, clerk Rodgers, Meyer & Co., 212 Battery
Natterville Wilham, iroumolder, dwl Chesley bet Seventh
and Eighth
Nattini Emanuel M. Rev., vice-president St. Ignatius Col-
lege, S41 Market
Nau Frederick, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl W s
Montgomery bet Lombard and Greenwich
Naughton Edward, assistant bond clerk Custom House
dwl 14 Glover '
Naughton Patrick, laborer, dwl 19 Clara, rear
Naulty James, plasterer, dwl S s Seventeenth bet Capp
and Mission
Naulty Nicholas, castingchipper Pacific Iron Works, dwl
50 Natoma
Nauman Charles, produce commission, 309 Washington
dwl 620 Shotwell
Nauman Emily (widow), dwl S s Twenty-first bet Folsom
and Treat Av
Nauman Paul Z., locksmith, 216 Commercial, dwl NEcor
Twenty-first and Folsom
Naxmiau. See Norman
Naunton George, shippingmaster and agent, ofl3ce 524
Battery, dwl 2338 Washington
Naunton Robert H., clerk British Consul, dwl 1116 Jack-
son
Nava Juan, porter S Merchants' Exchange, dwl 502 Vallejo
Nava Mace, laundrjTuan La Grande Laundry
NAVAL OFFICER FOKT SAN FJKAXCISCO,
office Custom Hoiise third fioor
Navarrette Enrique T., compositor 518 Sacramento, dwl
1825 Powell
Navarrette Mary (widow), dwl 1S25 Powell
Navarro Camdlo, carriage painter, dwl S30 Broadway
Navarro Louis, blacksmith Peter Nicholas H. Haller, dwl
SE cor Lombard and Laguna
NATARUO MILLS PACKETS, H. B. Tichenor &
Co. agents, office 42 Market
Naveno Angel, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Navlet Victor, manufactiu"er baskets, 224 Leidesdorff, dwl
734 Montgomery
NAVY PAVMASTEB C. S., office 434 California
Naylor Charles {Xaylor d: Swartley), res Oakland
Naylor & Swartley (Charles yaylur and U'liliam Swarl-
Icy), proprietors Uno Novelty Co., 724^ Market
Neagle John, laborer, dwl 214 l-^rst
Neal , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Neal Charles E.,sashmakerB. &J. S. Doe, dwl 213 Seventh
Neal Charles S., mining secretary, office 419 Caliiomia,
dwl 141S Sutter
Neal Daniel, cabinetmaker, dwl 213 Seventh
Neal D. F., jiattenimaker, dwl 152 Perrj'
Neal Elizabeth (widow, colored), dwl isl? Mason
Neal Frank, waiter Esperance Restaurant, 645 Commercial
Neal Henry R., laborer Flint's Warehouse, dwl E s Mont-
gomery bet Lombard and Chestnut
Neal James, billiard- tab lemaker, dwl 77 Everett
Neal John, mariner, uwl 704^ Mission
Neal Sophia (widow), dwl 711 Taylur
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lACinc COAST BUSINESS DIKECTOEY, 1875-7, PubUshed March, 75, Price $5,
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery.
Nca] I'homas, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
font Fourth
Neal W illiam W., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 7
O'Farrell
Neal. See Neall, Neil, and Neill
Ncalan Elizabeth (widow), dwl 660 Willow Av
Nealan Maggie Miss, teacher music, dwl 660 Willow Av
Nealan. See Nealou and Xejian
Neale E. & Co. (Dennis CuUiman), wholesale groceries
and provisions, 307 Clay
Neale Eustace (£. Neale <L- Co.), dwl 502 Geary
Neale George, dwl 26 White PI
Neale George S., messenger Bank of British North Amer-
ica, dwl 228 Shotwell
Neale Sarah (widow), dwl 627 Bush
Neale Sarah Mrs., dressmaking, y25J Harrison, dwl 26
UTiite PI
Nealing Timothy, laborer, dwl 926 Pine, rear
Neall James, merchant, dwl 547 Minna
Neall James F., citrk Le Count Brothers, dwl 547 Minna
Ne:ill Margaret (widow), dwl E a Pierce bet Ellis and Eddy
Neall. See Neal, Neil, and Neill
Nealon , stevedore Menzies 6i Bingham
Nealon Ann Miss, dressmaker Sullivan iSs Moorhead, dwl
249 Clara
Nealon James, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl 249
Clara
Nealon James C, watchman U. S. Mint, dwl NE cor Jones
and Tiu-k
Nealon. See Nealan and Neyian
Nealson Andrew, sailmaker, dwl 3 Lincoln PI nr Fremont
Nealy William, canvasser, dwl 500 Natoma
Neamann William, barber, dwl 500 Stockton
Near>- Bernard, biX)tmaker, 85 Stevenson
Neary C. , lather Palace Hotel
Nearj- Hugh, laborer, dwl E s Octavia bet Post and Sutter,
rear
Neary James, boilermaker Machine Shop Southern Pac. R.
it. , cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Neary J;uues, bricklayer, dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Neary James, laborer, dwl 961 Folsom
Neary John, mason Palace Hotel
Neary John, saddle and hamessmaker Stone & Hayden,
dwl 616 Califoniia
Neary Margaret (widow), dwl W s San Bruno Road nr
Islaib Creek
Nearj' Mathew, housesmith Cal\in Nutting & Son
Nearj- Nicholas, shoemaker, dwl E s I^ilroad Av bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth avs, South S. F.
Neary Patrick, laborer, dwl 120 Clara
Neary Thomas, baker Pacific Glass Works, dwl Market nr
Minnesota
Neary Thomas, engineer Machine Shop Southern Pac. R.
K., cor Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 739 Guerrero
Neave William, painter, dwl 134 Fourth
Nebel Charles, carriagetrimmer John F. Van Court, dwl
15 Harlan Pi
Nebtrl Hennann, clerk, dwl 109 Minna
Nebel Julius, produce dealer, dwl 29 Freelon
Nebro PoUcarpu Perez, jeweler, dwl 624 Commercial
Nedderseu l-Yederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
NW cor Brjant and Eighth
Neeb Henry, tailor, dwl 1228 Pacific
Needham Ambrose, blacksmith E. Carr, dwl 263 Clem
Needham C. E., U. S. gauger, otfice 321 Battery, dwl 737
Market
Needham Dominick, carriagepainter, dwl 263 Clementina
Needham Dwight. agent Watson's Maps, dwl 613 Mission
Needham James, springmaker Betta Spring Co., dwl Clem-
entina bet Third and Fourth
Needham John, laborer S. F. Gas light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Needliam John, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W s Scott bet
Gtrary and Post
Needles AHred P. , attorney at law, office 304 Monuromerv.
dwi 32 Ellis
Neelan P., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Neelon J., laborer Palace Hotel
Neely David (M. Warde d: (7c*.), and Golden Gate Nursery,
SE cor Folsom and Twentieth
Nccly Hugh, watchman Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl
1330 Broadway
Neely Jane Miss, dressmaker, dwl 842 Vallejo
Ncely John W., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 64
Third
Neely Maiy* (widow), seamstress, dwl 9 Florence
Neely Michael, laborer, dwl 12 Brj*ant Av, rear
Neely iiobert J., dwi 7X1 Clementina
Neely. See Nealey
Neeson Daniel, teamster, dwl Baker Av nr Fulton
Nef Charles, confectioner, dwl 317 Bush
Neff Charles F., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 408
Jones
Neff Samuel, carpenter, dwl cor Ninth and Brannan
Neff William, stonemason, dwl 516 Pacific
Negue Matthew, painter, dwl 438 Broadway
Negus Oliver, blacksmith, dwl 5 Stevenson
Nehr Rudolph, biwkkeeper Koenigsberger Brothers
Neiburg , seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Neil Daniel F. , patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
152 Perry
Neil David, brickmason U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
1413 Hyde
Neil Dennis, gardener, dwl 403 Broadway
NeU Henry Edgar, clerk Real Estate A^ociates, dwl 1920
Fillmore
Neil James, flourpacker Golden Gate Flour Mills, dwl nr
University Mound College
Neil James Jr., farmer, dwl nr University Mound CoU^re
Neil James R., printer, dwl 215 Mason
Neil S. F. Mrs., teacher Mission Primary School, dwl E B
Fillmore nr Bush
Neil William, coppersmith, 311 Miss, dwl 335 Seventeenth
Neil. See Neal, Neall, and Neill
Neilan Martin, stableman John J. Tobin, dwl 438 Jessie
Neilans Samuel, with Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl 1014
Montgomery
Neild Ralph, machinist Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 110 Te-
hama
Neild Walter, shoemaker, dwl 110 Tehama
Neill Francis, machinist Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
350 Eleventh
Neill John A., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
Brooklyn Hotel
Neill Sanmel, teamster, dwl 109 William
Neill Thomas O., merchant, dwl 2206 Steiner
Neill. See Neal, Neall, and Neil
Neillis John, painter, dwl 115 Second
Neilon , bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl B12
Mission
Neils John, coachman, dwl 420 First
Neilsen Charles, tailor, dwl 29 Minna, rear
Neilson Carl, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, dwl 107 Turk
Neilson Christian, drayman Waterman & Co., dwl 64Ciem
Neilson Christian, waiter Conrad Dilges, dwl 444^ Bran
Neilson Henry, laborer, dwl 31 Clara
Neilson J., watchman Palace Hotel
Neilson James, marblepolisher, dwl 249 Clara
Neilson John, helper Charles H. Lea\itt, dwl 29 First
Neilson Peter, clerk John Hellmann, dwl 903 Greenwich
Neilson Peter, porter Bay Warehouse, dwl foot Powell
Neilson Peter C. {Miehards d; N.), dwl 103 Sacramento
Neilson Samuel, dwl 710 Folsom
Neilson William, blacksmith, dwl 229 First
Neilson William M., journalist, office 609 Merchant, dwl
930 Mission
Neilson. See Nelson and Nielson
Neiman Albert, jeweler, dwl 303 Greenwich
Neis Henn', barber, dwl 13 Selina PI
Neis Philip (Nei^ d: Ebert), dwl 014 Sutter
Neis &i Ebert {PhUip Nets and George Ebert), importers
and jobbers hops, corks, and brewers' stock, etc., 415
Sacramento
Neison Daniel, laborer Masonic Cemetery
Neisson Alexis, laborer Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stevenson
Neitz Joseph, butcher Benjamin Hermann, dwl 3 Cedar Av
Neiwind Anton, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 15
Boardman PI
Nelken J. Rev., dwl 267^ Stevenson
Nelle George, bijokkeeper Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl
648 Howard
Nelligan Hudson, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Nelligan William H., shomaker, 305 Fifth, dwl N s Twenty-
fourth nr Bartlett
Nellis John, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 214 First
Nellmann John, wood and coal, 901 Greenwich, dwl 903
Greenwich
Nelond John, housemover, dwl 940 Harrison
Nelsen Albert, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Nelsen Anton, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Nelsen Charles, seaman, dwi IS Harlan PI
Nelsen Charles, seaman, dwl 108 Jackson
Nelsen Charles, seaman, dwl 531 Eadt
Nelsen Edward, longshoreman, dwi 329 Filbert, rear
Nelsen F., seaman, dwl 30 Washington
Nelsen F. O., seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Nelsen Frederick, seaman, dwi 18 Washington
Nelsen Louis, seaman, dwi SW cor East and Merchant
MOE&AN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. p. VAN 5CHAA0K & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Nelsen Ole, carpenter, dwl 30 Washington
Nelseu Otto, seanian, d^l SW cor East and Merchant
Nelson , dwl 24 Minna
Nelson A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Nelson Albert N., carpenter, dwl 1 O'Connell PI
Nelson Albert N., liquor saloon, SW eor Washington and
Druuini
Nelson Albertina Miss, dwl 20 Allen nr Union
Nelson Andrew, bagruaker Neville & Co., dwl 3 Lincoln
PI
Nelson Andrew, bellman Grand Hotel
Nelson Andrew, captain stin Reform, Jackaon St. Wharf
{and Nelson di Anderson), dwl 12 Ritch
Nelson Andrew, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 8S Stevenson
Nelson Andrew, porter, dwl N s Pine bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Nelson Andrew, watchman, dwl 12 Bowman PI nr Bryant
Nelson Andrew, rigger Palace Hotel
Nelson August, liquor saloon, 906 Kearny, dwl 310 Mont-
gomery' Av
Nelson Bernard, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nelson C, seaman stra Senator
Nelson C, watchman Oregon S. S. Co. "a Wharf, foot Fol
Nelson Carl, machinist, dwl 103 Natoma
Nelson Chai'Ies {Juhn Kentji-dd d: Co.), dwl 30 Laurel PI
Nelson Charles, butcher Dauiel Dodge, 39 Market
Nelson Charles, deckhand stm Emma, Commercial St.
Wharf
Nelson Charles, driver City R. R., dwl 240 Clara
Nelson Charles, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 420
Clara
Nelson Charles, laborer, dwl 634 Vallejo
Nelson Charles, laborer, dwl cor Seventeenth and Doug-
lass
Nelson Charles, machinist John Loohhead, dwl 140 Second
Nelson Charles, master mariner and pilot commissioner,
office 34 Merchants' Exchange
Nelson Charles, seaman, dwl is Harlan PI
Nelson Charles, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart
Nelson Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Nelson Charles, tailor Bernard Flood, dwl 25 Minna
Nelson Charles C, shipcarpenter, dwl W 3 Kentucky nr
Butte
Nelson Charles H., hamessmaker W. F. Dorrance, dwl 27
Moss
Nelson Charles H., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Alas-
ka
Nelson Christian F., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
909 Filbert, rear
Nelson Christopher {Goodall, N. d: Perkins), dwl 939 Miss
Nelson Christopher, blaclcsmith H. Casebolt & Co.
Nelson Christopher, laborer, dwl 804 Third
Nelson Cornelius, marine diver, dwl SW cor Washington
and Drmiim
Nelson C. P. , watchman stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Nelson E. A., dwl 12 Washington
Nelson Edward, bookkeeper, dwl SE cor Broadway and
Hyde
Nelson Edward, piledriver E. Boobar & Co., dwl 110
Welsh
Nelson Edward J., salesman George T. Hanly & Co., dwl
62 Shipley
Nelson E. J., 'driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl N a
Clark bet Davis and Drumm
Nelson Frank, painter, dwl Railroad Homestead nr San
Miguel Station
Nelson Frank, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Neltou Frederick, carpenter, dwl 12 Lafayette PI
Nel on Frederick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Nelson Frederick, teamster Myers, Weighel & Co., dwl
Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Nelson George, carpenter, dwl 222 Tehama
Nelson George, carpenter California Mills, dwl 12 Clem
Nelson George, frescopainter Peterson &. De Harde, dwl
407 Pacific
Nelson George, hairdresser Frederick W. Miller, dwl 24
Sixth
Nelson George, seaman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Nelson George, waiter Lick House
Nelson George A., purser stm Contra Costa, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Nelson George H., apothecary Benjamin B. Thayer, dwl
N s Pine bet Fillmore and Steiner
Nelson George H., bookkeeper Bank of San Francisco,
dwl S s Greenwich bet Fillmore and Steiner
Nelson George H., turner O. i:; W. Snook, dwl 3 Reed PI
Nelson Gustav, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Nelson H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Nelson Hans, boatman, dwl 18 Harlan PI
Nelson Hans, restaurant, 39 Market
Nelson Hans C, stevedore, dwl N s Alta bet Montgomery
and Sansora, rear
Nelson Henry, attorney at law, dwl 439 Bush
Nelson Henry, clerk Goodall, Nelson ik. Perkins, dwl 2003
Larkin
Nelson Henry, carpenter, dwl 43 Stanly PI
Nelson Henry, helper Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl 316 Ritch
Nelson Henry, laboror Golden Gate Park, dwl N s Eddy
bet Octavia and Laguna
Nelson Henrj', oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Vasca de Gama
Nelson Henry, seaman, dwl 820 Washington
Nelson Heury, seaman stm Contra Costa, Valleio St
Wharf' ''
Nelson Henry N., cook Dennis Mataranger, dwl 309 Aus-
tin
Nelson Isaac (colored), cook, dwl N s Tenth Av nr K
South S. F,
Nelson J., waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Nelson Jacob, dwl 12 Washington
Nelson Jacob, dwl 335 Bryant
Nelson Jacob, shipcarpenter Scandinavian Soc, dwl 32
t^ederick
Nelson James, carpenter, dwl 32 Rausch
Nelson James, laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Nelson James, market, 232 Fifth, dwl 414 Tehama
Nelson James, stevedore Menzies &l Bingham
Nelson Jenny Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 638 Vallejo
Nelson John, dwl 12 Washington
Nelson John, basketmaker, dwl 4 Leroy PI
Nelson John, cabinetmaker, dwl 142 Perry
Nelson John, cabinetmaker, dwl 243 Tehama
Nelson John, carpenter, dwl 113 Webster
Nelson John, carpenter, dwl 714 Natoma
Nelson Jolm, clerk Henry Tobelmann, dwl 3 Natoma
Nelson John, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
Nelson John, hostler Gen. B. S. Alexander, 30 South Park
Nelson John, laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Nelson John, laborer Calvary Cemetery
Nelson John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta
Nelson Jolm, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nelson John, shoemaker Richard Perkins, dwl 27 Minna
Nelson John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Nelson John, tanner Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Nelson Jolin B., engraver George M. Wood & Co., dwl 14
Bernard
Nelson John D., tanner, dwl 1813 Stockton
Nelson John G., Scandanavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Nelson John P., porter William T. Coleman & Co., dwl
418 Bryant
Nelson Joseph R., clerk, dwl 217 Turk
Nelson Josiah, blacksmith helper Cal. Sugar Refinery,
dwl 27 Moss
Nelson LawTcnce, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nelson Magnus, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Nelson Margaret (widow), dwl ::0 Allen
Nelson Martin, cook, dwl 19 Commercial
Nelson Minnie (widow), dwl 20 Frederick
Nelson Morris, laborer, dwl 510^ Brannan
Nelson Nicholas, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Nelson N. J., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Nelson N. P., mate stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Nelson O., deckhand tugboat Neptmie, Washington St..
"ttTiarf
Nelson Ole, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 30
Washington
Nelson Oliver, rigger, dwl 20 Folsom
Nelson Olof, dwl 12 Washington
Nelson P., dwl 220 Pacific
Nelson Paul B., seaman, dwl 1718 Stockton
Nelson Peter (Ntlson d: EU/son), dwl 421 East
Nelson Peter, boarding, 103 Sacramento
Nelson Peter, corresptmding secretary Longshoremen's
Benevolent Assn, dwl Howard bet Spear and Steuart
Nelson Peter, foreman Nathan Rogers, dwl 119 Com
Nelson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 16 Howard
Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nelson Peter, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Nelson Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 316 Ritch
Nelson Peter, shoemaker, 5 Mission
Nelson Rasmus, cabinetmaker Johnson & Best, dwl 256
Clementina
Nelson Richard, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nelson Robert, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Nelson S., carpenter, dwl 1622 Stockton
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchanti
Nelson Samuel, clerk WiUiam T. Coleman & Co., dwl 418
Brj'ant
Nelson Thomas (Nelson d- Doble), dwl 1906 Broadway
Nelson niomas, captain gchr Bay City, dwl 3 Hagy^in
Nelson Thomas, laborer John Spauldiug & Co., dwl 6C2
Minna
Nelson Thomas, seaman, dwl 2G Steuart
Nelson Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 662 Minna
Nelson Tliomas, woodturner Cameron & Hull, dwl 657
Fourth
Nelson Thomas H., dwl 422 Tehama
Nelson Thomas H., merchant, dwl 309J Clementina
Nelson Thomas S., shipcarpenter. dwl 1126 Market
Nelson W. H., painter Palace Hotel
Nelson W. H., Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Nelson William, expressman, NW cof Washington and
East, dwl 100 Jackson
Nelson William, hostler Nathan P. Hopkins, dwl 236 Sut-
ter
Nelson William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3
Lewis PI
Nelson William, seaman stm Senator
Nelson William, second officer stm Pelican Oregon S. S.
Co.
Nelson William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Nelson William A., bookkeeper William F. Nelson, dwl
817 Battery
Nelson William C, dwl N s Pine bet Fillmore and Steiner
Nelson William E., fumiturefinisher William J. Heney &
Co., dwl 208 Second
Nelson William E., hamessmaker Main & Winchester,
dwl 2326 Pine
Nelson William F., hardware, 206-212 Jack, res Alvarado
Nelson William H., cooi>er Bernard F. Stromberg, dwl
649 Mission
Nelson William L. (McMahon <!• N.), dwl 903 Sacramento
Nelson William T., clerk William F. Nelson, dwl 817 Bat
Nelson Wilson, mariner, dwl 328 Main
Nelson & Anderson (A lulnic Nelson a nd NeU A nderson),
agents steamers Pioneer and Reform, office Jackson
St. Wharf
NELSOi\ «& DOBLE (Thovms Nelson and Ahner
i>o&i«), agents Thomas Firth & Sons(Sheffie!d, Eng.),
cast steel, etc., and manufacturers cast-steel tools, 13
and 15 Fremont, and horseshoers, 567 Mission
Nelson & Elifson (Pctt.-r Nelson and Charles Mi/son),
liquor saloon, 421 East
Nelson. See Neilson and Nielson
Nelsson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 18 Howard
Nemiiz H., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, dwl 527 Pac
Nenovich M., milkman, San Jos6 Road nr St. Mary's Col-
lege
Neoel John, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 649 Natoma
Neppert John D., dwl 567 Mission
Neppert Philip, upholsterer, dwl 212 Minna
Neptune Iron Works, John Upstone proprietor, N s Spear
bet Mission and Howard
Neri Joseph M. Rev,, professor natural history St. Igna-
tius College, 841 Market
Nerson Alexander, bookkeeper Reiss Bros. & Co., dwl 4
St. Mary
Nesbit Isabella Miss, dwl 1223 Folsom
Nesbit James, atairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Nesbit John, fireman, dwl 820 Jackson
Nesbit Thomas, brassfinisher William T. Qarratt, dwl 1135
Folsom
Nesbith Hugo, publisher California Skandinav, office 326
Sansom
Nesbitt Erwin, cooper, dwl 308 Beale
Nesbitt Joseph, cooper, dwl 303 Beale
Nesbitt Joseph, salesman Charles A. Hawley & Co., dwl
655 Harrison
Nesbitt. Sec Nisbet
NesfieUi Da\'id W. C, salesman Matthias Gray, dwl 1226
Pacific Av
Nesmith , dwl 424 Sansom
Nesmith J. F., mining, office 315 California room 8, dwl
1104 Market
Nessen Laurence, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 870
Folsom
Nessi E., musician, dwl 649 Clay
Nessi Ercole, marbleculter Andrea Palteng-lii, dwl 1029
Market
Nosson Wandell L., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 35ni Eleventh
Nesson. See Nisscn
Nestel August (Schnell <t- N.), dwl 820 Francisco
KETIIEKLAKDS, James De Fremery consul, office 710
Sansom
Netherland Insurance Co. of Tiel, Henry Balzer & Co.
agents, office 213 Sansom
Nethersen Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
1110 Brjant
Netschert James, laborer, dwl 813 Washington
Netsvetoff Michael, organist, dwl 403 Greenwich
Netter August, draj-man, dwl 12 Potter
Netterville William, molder, dwl 6 Chesley
Nettleby Thomas, messman stm Orizaba
Nettleton Edward, car conductor, dwl 520 Valencia
Nettwald Charles G., upholsterer A. Berson & Son, dwl
12 Eleventh
Neubank F., waiter Nucleus House
Neubeck Frederick, shoemaker, dwl 12 Berry
Neuberg Adolph, foreman Neustadter Bros. Standard
Shirt Factory, dwl 709 O'Farrell
Neubei^er Ferdinand (A . Cha igneau d- Co.), dwl 540 How
Neuberger Hugo, safemaker Pacific Safe Co., dwl 37 Min
Neuberger Samuel, tailor Adolph Morris, dwl 744 Folsom
Neubert Louis, porter Prescott House
Neubert Rudolph (Assrnan dc N.), dwl 8i Harriet
Neubert Walter, dwl 8^^ Harriet
Neuburger Gustave, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co.,
dwl 624 Green
Neuburger Isaac, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co., dwl
735 Geary
Neuburger Jiiles, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co., dwl
624 Green
Neudoffer Henry, shoemaker, dwl 166 Tehama
Neuenburg John, clerk D. W. Tietgen, dwl NW cor San-
som and Pa4.'ific
Neuenscliwander Rudolph, liquor saloon, SW cor Kearny
and Morton, dwl 149 Jessie
Neuhofi John F., maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 315 Minna
Neulens B. Mme., florist, 716 Washington
Neulens Jules B., merchant, dwl 716 Washington
Nexmian Adam, market, cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant,
dwl E 8 Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Neuman Henry, dwl E s Vermont bet Humboldt and Ne-
vada
Neuman Isaac, furniture, 113 Sixth
Neuman John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Neuman John W., blacksmith Zina H. Cimningham, dwl
1016 Mason
Neuman Theodore, printer, dwl 839 California
Neuman William, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 838
O'Farrell
Neuman. See Newman
Neumann A. , dwl 803 Greenwich
Neumann Adolph, dwl 516 Jessie
Neupiann Benjamin, clerk, dwl 1028 Clay
Neumann Benjamin, teacher violin, dwl 1010 Mission
Neumann Charles, merchant, dwl 612 Kearny
Neumann Charles L., groceries and liquors, NE cor Third
and Berry
Neumann Christian, tailor, 625 Geary, rear
Neumann Christian Mrs. , ladies' nurse, dwl 625 Geary,
rear
NEIIAIA^'N EDWARD, chemist and apothecary, 29
Post
Neumann Emanuel, secretary Alaska Commercial Co.,
office 310 Sansom, dwl 610 O'Farrell
Neumann Frederick, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Neumann Giistave, jeweler Hauser & Laine, dwl 1142
Folsom
Neumann Isidor, silk culturist, dwl 641 Valencia
Neumann Joseph, silk culturist, dwl 1142 Folsom
Neumann Louis J., collector Germania Life Ins. Co., dwl
113 Sixth
Neumann Marie Mme., milliner and milUnery goods, 612
Reamy
Neumann Paul (Eastman dc N.), attorney at law, office
432 Montgomerj', dwl 825 Post
Neumann Theodore, reporter Cidifomia Demokrat, dwl
NE cor California and Powell
Neumann William, barber Bross & Co., dwl 602 Stockton
Neumann William, driver Henrj' Hagen, dwl 1507 Stock
Neumann William J., dwl 1028 Clay
Neumann. Sec Newman
Nexuniller J. & Co. (Jacob NeumUler and Au{juiUi8 Get'
nich), carriagemakers. 1063 Market
Neumiller Jacob (J. NeumilUr tt Co.), dwl 1063 Market
Neunaber Henry {Neunaber d: Co.), and groceries and
liquors, SW cor Beale and Folsom
NEI]i\.4.BER ^ CO. (Henry Neunaber and Ernest
Hurlbrink), groceries and liquors, 621 First
Neuss Charles, dwl 236 Fifth
Neustadt Adolph, translator, dwl 739 Harrison
Neustadt Albert, clerk Hess & Cohn, dwl 316 Pine
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & 0
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Neustadt Emile D., clerk Stout«nborough & HaU dwl
1035 Sacramento
Neustadt Henr>-, clerk L. Popper, dwl 1226 Bush
Neustadt John, printer, dwl 422 Third
Neustadt Louis, butcher Joseph Galenger, dwl 12"6 Bush
Neustadt Zacharlas Rev., mohel, office 750 Market dwl
S2-1 Folsom '
NEr^TADTER BROTHERS (Benry, Jacob H., and
Vai-id ^1 etistadter. nmi Jnscj/h Kcseiihaim). propri-
etors standard bhirt Factory SW cor Market and
first, and importers and jobbers clothing and uents'
furnishing goods NW cor Battery and Pine
Neustadter David {Xevstadter Brothers), dwl 5"7 Turk
Neustadter Henrj- (yeustadttr Brotlurs), res New York
>.eustadter Jacob H. (y'emladter Brotiiers). dwl 5-'7 Turk
Neustatter Ignatz, bookkeeper Helbing & Straus, dwl 1432
Pine
carriagepainter PoUard & Coot, dwl 438
Neuval Victoria Mrs. (R. Com i- Co.), dwl 420 Jackson
Neuwald William (B. Grave a- Co.), dwl 428 Pacific
NEVADA A>D .\ORTHER.V TELEGRAPH CO.
(from W nnemucca, Nev,, to Silver Citv, Ida ) Wil-
ham Willis secretary, office 419 California room 17
Nevada and Pacific Soda Co., Aaron Doud agent office
109 California room 12
SEVADA BLOCK, N\V cor Montgomery and Pine
Nevada Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers", 40S Sansom
Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill Nev )
office 419 California room 26 '
Nevada Land and Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), office 30''
Montgomery- room 5
Nevada Metallurgical Works, Huhn & Luckhardt proprie-
tors, 31 First *^
Neveux Jules
Broadway
Ne-STlle A. E."Mrs., dwl 599 Ellis
Neville Bart, painter, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-second
and T\venty-tbird
Neville Ellen (widow), seamstress, dwl 713 Front
Neville Ernest H.. clerk, dwl 776 Howard
Nertlle James, seaman, dwl 1105 Montgomery
Neville John, agent, dwl 549 Natoma
Neiille John, currier, dwl 21 Sixth
Neville John, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Nenlle John M. (Xemtle i- Co.), dwl 1004 Bush
Neiille Mathew, stevedore, dwl 42 Sacramento
Neville Michael, fireman stm Julia, dwl 2 Jasper PI
KEVIIXE A- fO. (John M. Xeeille and George E.
Bryant), bag factory, 113 Clav and 114 Commercial
Nevin Charles W. (D. L. Swett i-'Co.), dwl 931 Market
Nevins J. H. Mrs., dwl 1329 Sacramento
Nevis P., messman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
SEM' AGE (hterarj- weeklv). New Age Publishing Co.
proprietors, office 421 Montgomery
New Alaska Hotel, George Samsreiter proprietor, 619 Pac
KEW ATLANTIC HOTEI.. Oaus Kock proprietor, W s
Montgomery Av bet Pacific and Bdwy and 624 Pac
NEM- Bl'TCnERTOW.V, Islais Creek nr San Bruno
Road
New City Directory (annually), D. M. Bishop cS Co. pub-
lishers, office 521 Clay
New England Combmation Roofing Co., office 330 Pine
room 31
STEW E-VGIAXD MITFAI, LIFE I!VSITRA>rE
CO. OF BOSTO\, Wallace Eveinon general agent
Pacific Coast, office 302 Sansom
New England Soap Manufactorr, Herman Fishbeck pro-
prietor, cor Utah and Si-xteenth
NEW FRAMiiI.\ HOrSE, Doherty & Hanley pro-
priet.jrs, 321 Pacific
New George, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 10 Sherwood
KEW HAI-EJT CLOCK CO., American Clock Co.
agents, 520 Market
New Idria Mming Co. (Fresno Co., CaL), office 305 San
KEW 3IIJSIC HALL (Platfs), E s Montgomery nr
Bush 'o J
New Orleans Insurance Association (fire and marine) of
New Orleans, Hutchinson, Mann & Smith agents, 314
California
New Portuguese Exchange, Joseph L. Enos proprietor,
418 Dnimm
New Raih-oad House, Mrs. Marv Roberts proprietress, W
s Fourth bet King and Berry
New Seal Rock House, nr Point "Lobos 6J miles from City
HaU I J
New Ten-Cent Delivery Co., office 868 Mission
JEW r. S. MIXT, SW cor Fifth and Mission
New Wilson Sewing Machine Co. , George A. Norton agent,
I office 337 Kearny
^'"^^'crv^nf"'*'' ^'"■^fk & Trembath piopricto,,.
-,? >^of Montgomery and Pacific
V^:t,?t?h"rtS^ '^"'^''■"'^O' ^'^^ ^'^Mahon pro-
''^^HlV'J'ltF**^ \*i5 FRAXnSCO STEAM-
N.w V li K , -^*^' V*''? ^^^ ^f Sacramento and Leid
New ^orkBoardof lnderviTiters(marine),A. T Fletcher
agent, office 31S California neicner
New \ork Brewe^;, Bertha Hafner proprietress, SW cor
Shotwell and Eiijhteenth . -.ui
'''^^-^kL'''' •-■onsolidateil M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), H C
Kibbe secretarj-, office 419 California
New \ ork Health-Lift Co., J. B. Lu Gar manager agency
415 Montgomery
New York House, John Tucker proprietor, 840 Market
New York House, Peter T. Boyle proprietor, 219 and 221
t^acinc
SiEW YORK LOE PACKETS. George Howes &
Co. agents Dispatch Line, office 302 California- Wil-
,,'?'r^',^i'""'''"'! '*' '-'"■ 'brents Comstock Line, office
il8 California; C. L. Taylor & Co. (transient), office 34
Caliioniia
New York Photograph Gallery, John H. Peters proprie-
tor, 25 and 27 Third r k ^
'*'"'„}.''» ^''^ ^°- '•^"'^y •'•■ f^"-^- signs and show cards,
232 Montgomery
Newark Silver .Mmmg Co. (Ely, Nov.), office 410 Califor-
nia rotim 17
"■^IJ^o"?^,^**^^ ^^^ ^^^» ASSOCIATIOX,
L. R. Peters & Co. agents, office 405* Califoriua
New-bauer Barbette (widow), dwl 713 Franklin
Newbauer Herman W. (Xeicbauer J.- Co.), dwl 602 Bush
Newbauer Joseph, coal yard, 212 Mam, office 206 Bush
dwl 518 \'an Ness Av '
Newbauer R., vamisher August Jungblut k Co., dwl 713
Franklin
Newbauer Sicgmund, clerk, dwi 51S Van Ness Av
Newbauer Solomon, dwl 713 Franklin
.\EWBAl'ER A- CO. (Herman IP.), proprietors Metro-
politan Match Factor}-, W s Tennessee nr Santa Clara,
office 206 Bush
Newberg Moses, dry goods and furnishing goods, SE cor
Twenty-second and Folsom
Newberrj- CTiarles, melter -tngell, Pahner & Co., dwl IS
Louisa
Newberry Miles G., bookkeeper Howe & Hall, dwi 24
Hampton PI
New-ber>- .\rthur A., bookkeeper Charles Sutton Jr., dwl
703 Market
Newberv- Frederick T., civil engineer and draftsman
Southern Pacific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
room 62, dwl 215 Turk
Newbold George A. , clerk Supervisor Internal Revenue,
dwl 1212 Jackson
Newbold William F., collector James De la Montany&, dwl
1212 Jackson
Newboult W. B., salesman Tobin, Bavisson & Co., dwl 55
Tehama
Newbrandt John, driver N. B. and Mission H. R., d»-1 829
Folsom
Newburger E. & Co. ( William Salinger), money and ex-
changebrokers, 434 Montgomen,-
Newbuiger Elias {E. Neicffurger 6: Co.), dwi 614 Sutter
Newburger Isaac, clerk, dwl 735 Gear>'
Newbury Christopher G., master mariner, dwl 334 Fre-
mont
Newby John H., miller, dwl 1407 Clay
Newcomb Alfred, ShipCalkers* Assn, 713 Mission
Newcomb George, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 223 Jessie
New-comb John, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Newcomb Margaret (widow-), dwl 17 Jan.sen
New-comb Preston, ranchhand Adam Wagner, dwl T^
cor Eighteenth and Ciara Av
Newcomb Samuel, bootmaker John D. Youngclaus, dwi
335 Sutter
.\EM'C0.1IB TBOMAS. journalist Morning Call, office
517 Clay, dwl Bohemian Club
Newcum J. W., architect Henry T. Bestor, dwl 520 Taylor
New-cum William, lather, dwl 520 Taylor
Newcum William A., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 520
Taylor
New-dorfer Henry, boots and shoes, 516 Commercial, dwl
166 Tehama
New-ell , dwi 411 Sansom
Newell Charles E., salesman Palmer Bros., dwl 1238 How
Newell Daniel P., blacksmith Thomas Donlan, dwl 615
Geary
Newell Daiid (SevxV. <t Brother), dwl 311 Ivy Av
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Newell Horace (Newell i- Brother), dwl 311 I\T Av
Newell John, clerk 4Ui California, dwl 311 Ivy Av
Newell Julius T., b.inkkecper A. G. Kinsey, dwl 500 bddy
Newell Kate Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
Newell M., clerk, dwl 145 Fourtli
Newell Mar^Tirel (widow), dwl 615 Geary
Newell Milton, carriagemaker William A. Mowiy, dwl
123s Howard .
Newell Robert, porter Root & Bailey, dwl 0 Jessie
Newell Tliomas, produce and commission merchant, 1-4
Clay, dwl 91S Bush
Newell Th.jnias, steward, dwl 411 Drumm
Newell William, lather Palace Hotel
Newell William, printers' composition rollers, 616 Com-
mercial, dwl 1)13 Montgomen,'
Newell William A., physician, office and dwl 630 Howard
Newell W, N., dwl 220 Pacific , , ,
Newell & Brother (Uorace and Damd), wholesale Bait,
224 Clay
Newfelder George, dwl 127 Kearny
Newhall George D., clerk Land OfBce Central Pacific K.
R., 704 Montgomery, ilwl 710 California
Newhall Horatio C. (Newhall .t Carson), dwl 1403 Stockton
Newhall Hemy M. (H. M. Newhall * Co.), dwl SW cor
Sutter ami Van Ness Av
NEWHALL II. M. .t V.». (J. Oscar Eldridge and Gil-
bert Palaehe), auctioneers and couuuission mer-
chants, otflce 309-313 Sansom
Newhall Samuel, civil engineer County Surveyor's Office,
Newhall William U., clerk H. M. Newhall* Co., dwl 1206
Market
Newhall .s Carson (Horatio C. Neu'hall and James fr.
Carson), attorneys at law, office 637 Kearny
Newhoff Edward C, printer W. P. Harrison, dwl 908 Pino
Newhoff Ellen, (widow), dwl 43 Ritch
Newhoff Frank, machinist Charles Otto, dwl 43 Ritch
Newhouse Charles, drapuan, SW cor Batterj' and Bush
Newhouse Hardwick, assistant weigher Custom House,
dwl 613 Franklin
Newhouse Henry, woodcarver J. L. Wan«n, dwl 304
Beale
Newkirk Daniel I., horseshoer Henderson & Balthazard,
dwl E 3 Mission bet Twenty-third and IVenty-foiurth
Newkoop John, carpenter stm Orizaba
Newland William, physician, dwl 309 Powell
Newland Harry B., druggist, dwl 036 Commercial
Newlanil Jabez E. , clerk Occidental Laundry
NEWL.iXns FKANK «., attorney at law, office 402
Montgomery rooms 15 and 10, dwl 517 Sutter
Newlands William Y. (Atkinson d: N.), dwl 124 Bernard
Newlin George H., clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, dwl
50S Powell
Newliug James E., miner, dwl 227 Second
Newman Abraham, butcher, 1 and 2 Centre Market, dwl 723
Geary
Newman Adam, butcher Newman & Strubl, dwl 704 Bat
Newman Alfred, seaman, dwl 20 Couuuercial
Newman Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl W s Kentucky nr
Sixteenth
Newnnan Anna (widow), dwl 27 Welsh
Newman Antonio, laborer Richard Albrecht, dwl 109 Tay-
lor
NEWMAN B. B., attorney at law, office 729 Mont-
gomery, dwl 1009 Powell
Newman Carlton, proprietor S. F. Glass Works, office and
works King nr Fourth, dwl 362 Brannan
Newman Catharine (widow), dwl 710 Lombard
Nevnnan C. E., teacher Pacific Business College, dwl 27
Welsh
Newinan Charles, dwl 233 Jackson
Newinan Charles, drajTuan, 505 Front, dwl 230 Post
Newman Charles L., hardware, 211 Third
Newinan Christopher, deckhand stm New World, Front
St. Wharf
Newnnan Dill, housepainter, dwi 020 Montgomery
Newman Edward, bakery and restaurant, a Kearny
Newinan Edward C, bookkeeper Hibernia Brewery, dwl
1 Itausch
Newman Eugene, tinsmith Louis Marks & Bro., dwl 939
Market
Newman Frank, plumber Edmund Lane, dwl 35 Garden
Newman Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ncv\Tnan George, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Newman George, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart
Newman Gustave, fruits, 1142 Folsom
Newman 0. W., ShipCalkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Newman H., waiter stm Los Angeles, Market St. Wharf
Newman Harry, expressman, 6*23 Davis, dwl 1219 Stock-
ton
Newman Henrietta (widow), varieties, W 3 Mission bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Newinan Henr)-, clerk, dwl 52S PaciBc
Newman Henry, reporter Abend Post, dwl 109 Eleventh
Newiuan Henry, waiter Constitution Hotel, dwi 553 First
Newman Herman, watchmaker and jeweler, 356 Third
Newman Hermann, laborer, dwl W s San Josii Road nr
St. Mary's College . „ .
Newman Isaac, merchant, office 109 Sansom, (and bena-
en/eld, Cohen X- Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Newman J. * Co. (Julias and Joseph Newman, and
Jacob Hyinan), importers and wholesale hats, and
caps, 6 Battery
Newman Jacob, stairbuilder, dwl '2427 Larkin
Newman James, manufacturer gold leaf and dental foil,
107 Dupont, res New York
Newman John (Newman ifc Bennett), dwl 1 Hampton PI
Newman Johu T., porter Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 35
Garden
Newman John W., manager James Newman, dwl 622 Mc-
Allister
Newman Joseph (J. Newman X- Co.), dwl 821 Larkm
Newman Juda (Sol. Waiujenhcim X- Co.), dwi 433 Tyler
Newman Julius (J. Newinan X- Co.), dwi 821 Larkin
Newman Louis W., housepainter, dwl W s Octavia bet
O'Farrell and Geary
Newman Lvon, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 627
Mont cor Wash, dwl S s McAllister nr Vau Ness Av
Newman M., dwl 614 Kearny
Newman Michael, groceries and liquors, N 8 Twentieth
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Newman Philip (Newman X Strubl), dwl 803 Sansom
Newman Philip, butcher, 1 Metropolitan Market, dwl 118
Jones
Newman Rudolph, hairdresser Phillip King, dwl 803 San
Newman S. & Co. (B. Groesehel and Joseph iTol/), butch-
ers, 2 and 3 Metropolitan Market
Neivman Samuel, collector Samuel C. Harding, dwl 914
Stockton
Newman Samuel, druggist James H. Widber, dwl 740 How
Newman Simon (S. Newinan X- Co.), dwl 736 Geary
Newman Simon, cigars and tobacco, 205 Pacific
Newman Solomon, glazier, dwl 33 Langton
Newman Thomas, seaman, dwi 32 Steuart
Newman William, driver, dwl 1016 Mason
Newman William, farmer, dwl 414 Pacific
Newman William J. (Liebmann X N.), dwl 1028 Clay
Newman & Bemiett (John Newmanand Charles D. Ben-
ni'tt), agents eastern manufactures, etc, 411 Wash
Newman & Strubl (Philip Newman andi'alentine Strxtbl),
market, 704 Battery
Newman. See Neuman and Neumann
Newmark Abraham, tinner Thomas Casey, dwl 205 Pacific
Newmark James, carpenter, dwi 231 Stevenson
Newmark Joseph P. (J. P. Nemnarki: Co.), dwl 1314 Tyler
Newmark J. P. & Co. (Isaac Liijhtner), conunission mer-
chants and dealers hides, wool, and furs, 425 Sac
Newmark Valentine, physician, office and dwi 1806 Powell
Newport Coos Bay Coal Co., Flanagan & Mann proprie-
tors, depot 620 East
Newmth W. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Newsbaum Albert, machinist, dwl 226 Stevenson
Newsham J. (Neuisham X- Bigwood), W 8 King bet Second
and Third
Newsham & Big^vood (J. Newsham and J. Bigwood),
South Beach Iron Works, W s King nr Second
Newsom Alfred, porter Jones 6t Co. , dwl '207 Union
Newsom Brothers (,/oA)i J. and Samuel), architects, office
430 Montgomery
Newsom John J. (Newsom Brothers), res Oakland
Newsom Samuel (Nexosom Brothers), res Oakland
Newstead John, compositor Dewey Si Co. , dwi 422 Third
Newstead Thomas, seaman, dwi S W cor Harrison and Main
Ne\vton Arthur, barkeeper James Irwine, 238 Sutter
Newton Booth Consolidated Mining Co., Louis Franconi
secretary, offi-e 314 California
NEWTON BKUTHEU!) •£ CO. (L. Henry and Mor-
ris), importers teas and wholesale grocers, 119 and
121 Front
Newton Charles, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., res
Oakland
Newton Charles M., laborer Empire Lodgings, 636 Com
Newton Edward, seaman, dwl 71 Natoma
Newton Edwui, seaman, dwi 26 Steuart
Newton George Rev., pastor Kentucky St. Methodist
Church, dwl Tennessee nr Solano
Newton Isaac, tanner Joseph Morse, dwl N 8 Lombard bet
Filbert and Gough
Newton James, dwl 622 Pacific
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market!
1 p. VAN SCHAACK ^ CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Newton James K., machinist D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
536t Reward
Ne\Tton James 0., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co.
Newton John G., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 1007 Sutter
Newton L. Henry (iVeui(on Brothers d- Co.), dwl Grand
Hotel
Newton Morris {Newtan Brothers cfc Co.), dwl 112 First Av
Ne^-t^m Thomas, carpenter, dwl N s Haig-ht bet Pierce and
Scott
Newt^in William G., carpenter, dwl NW cor Leavenworth
and Ellis
Ney Bartlett, Ship^^Tig■hts' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Ney Tliomas. helper MojTiihan & Aitken, dwl 139 Natoma
Neyenn H.. tailor, dwl S16 Dupont
Neylan James (yeylan A Yming), res Oakland
Neylan & Youn;,' (Jam^s Xeylan and T. D. Toting), lum-
ber, shingles, and commission, IS and 20 Spear
Neyland Charles C. engineer, dwl 211 Union
Neyland Victor, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Neylon James, laborer, dwl 423 Filbert
Neylon Thomas, e.vpressman Stewart & Buckley, dwl 3
Camp
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y., office 313 California
Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), of-
fice 330 Pine
NLIGARA HOrSE, Dederky & Russ proprietors, 331
and 333 Bush
Niagara Mining Co. No. 1 (Storey Co., Nev.), office 330
Pine
\lA\Tir BriLDING, NTV cor Clav and Sansom
Nibbe Jacob (Ja^ob Nibbe & Co.), dwl 1404 Polk
Nibbe Jacob & Co. {Henry Ahre7is and \f'Uliam D.
Koch), proprietors Chicago Brewen', 1420-1428 Pine
Nibbs Javan D., painter, dwl' 820 Washington
NICARAGIIA, FRAXCISCO HERKERA consul-gen-
eral, office 331 Montgomery room 12
Nichola Peter, laborer, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Nicholas Alexander, waiter John George, dwl 725 Howard
Nicholas Andrew, waiter Antoine VasaIo\nch. dwl 9 Dup
Nicholas Charles, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Nicholas George, hairdressing saloon, 37 Sacramento
Nicholas John, cook John Cory, dwl 833 EUis
Nicholas John, laborer, dwl 11 Dora
Nicholas John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nicholas William, cook, dwl cor Firet Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Nicholls Hamilton, workman Edwin Falkingham, dwl 24
Oak Av
Nicholos E., rancher, dwl 741 Market
Nichols Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 323 Stockton, rear
NICHOIyS A. C. A €0,, commission merchants and
leather, hides, tallow, etc., and agents Mason's Black-
ing, NE cor Clay and Battery
Nichols Amos R., carpenter, dwl 6 Fella PI
Nichols Anna E. (widow) dwl 174i Minna
Nichols Archibald, laborer Hath'away's Wharf, dwl Ore-
gon House
Nichols Asa C. (A. C. Nichols tt- Co.), res San Rafael
Nichols A. W., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Nichols A. W., clerk Locke & Montague, dwl 22 Turk
Nichols Charles, expresswagon, cor Sutter and Sansom,
dwl 221 Shotwell
Nichols Charles, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Nichols Charles M. , fire surveyor California Insurance Co. ,
res Fruit Vale, Alameda Go.
Nichols Daniel E., local preacher, dwl 725 Shotwell
Nichols David R., heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Georgia
Nichols Edward A., master mariner, dwl 654 Mission
Nichols F. A. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl
322 Fifth
Nichols Frank, seaman, dwl 26 Howard, rear
Nichols Frederick C. machinehand S. F. Manufacturing
Co., dwl 256 Fourth
Nichols George W., carpenter New U. S. Marine Hospital,
Mountain Lake
Nichols Hans, sailmaker, dwl 8 Valparaiso
Nichols Horace, salesman California Broom Factory, dwl
2417 Buchanan
Nichols Hugh, clerk Bernard McCabe, dwl SE cor Anthony
thony and Jessie
Nichols Isaac, teamster Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 227
Second
Nichols J. A., shoemaker, dwl 220 Third
Nichols James, attorney at law, dwl 322 Fifth
Nichols Jesse C, druggist J. W. Moffitt & Co., dwl 9 Taylor
Nichols Jireh S. (y^ichols 6s Weaver), dwl Fourth Av nr
J, South S. F.
wharfinger Jackson St. "Wharf, dwl
Nicho 8 Joel, u-oner Neustadter Bros., dwl 51 Shipley
Nicho s John, watchman California Mills, dwl 77 Clem
Nichols John B., upholsterer, dwl 734^ Howard
Nichols Lucien H., picture frames, 667 Mission, dwl 220
Inird
Nichols Mitchell, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart
Nichols Moses, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Fifth Av and K
South S. F.
Nichols Nathan D., shipcarpenter Nichols & Weaver, dwl
1506 Mission
Nichols Peter, boilemiaker Francis I. Curry
Nichols Peter, laborer, dwl 1149 Harrison
Nichols Richard, cigars and tobacco, 650 Fourth, dwl 5
Liberty
Nichols Richard, teamster J. Schulken & Co., dwl SE cor
SIcAllister and Octana
Nichols Richard J,
lOOG Powell
Nichols Robert, laborer, dwl 22 Minna
Nichols S., carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Nichols Sheldon K., sun-eyor for Underwriters' Agenc^
Ph(enixand Manhattan Fire Insurance cos., office 215
Sansom, res Oakland
Nichols S. S., carpenter Stephen S. Culverweli, dwl 741
Market
Nichols Thomas, compositor Morning Call, dwl 533 Sac
Nichols Valentine, cook William Kappmeier, dwl 304
To^Tisend
Nichols Walter, carpenter, dwl 1213 Broadway, rear
Nichols Watson, policeman Citv Hall, dwl S Brenham PI
Nichols William, compositor Golden Era, dwl 26 Minna
Nichols William B., painter, dwl 455 Tehama
Nichols William D. (Xu:ho{^ tt Attcood), dwl 103 Leav
Nichols William D., machinehand Andrew Frei, dwl 7
Crook
Nichols William H., shipping and commission, office 110
Sacramento, dwl 1506 Mission
Nichols William M.. dwl 815 Greenwich
Nichols & Atwood (WilUain D. Nichols and George E.
Atwood), ha5^ and grain, 110 Sacramento
Nichols & Weaver (Jireh S. Nicholjn and George D.
Weaver), shipcarpenters. Fourth Av nr J, South S. F.
Nichols. See Nickels
Nicholson , dwl 509 Washington
Nicholson Alexander, omamenter Wheeler & Wilson Sew-
ing Machine Co., dwl 577 Minna
Nicholson Bridget Miss, dwl 2109 California
Nicholson Catharine (widow), dwl 421 Clementina
Nicholson Dennis, blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwl cor
First and Mission
Nichohon J. C, with Dickson, De Wolf & Co., res Oakland
Nicholson John, collector, dwl 704 Union
Nicholson John, painter, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Nicholson John, waiter, dwl 230 Clara
Nicholson John H., pacing teller Bank of California, res
Oakland
Nicholson John J., blacksmith Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 806 SLxteenth
Nicholson John Y., sbippingmaster, office 635 Front
Nicholson LawTence, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl
806 Sixteenth
Nicholson Mary Miss, milliner Maria Fouts, dwl NW cor
LTnion and Powell
Nicholson Mary H. (widow), dwl 921 Sutter
Nicholson Michael H., plasterer, dwl 2109 California
Nicholson Patrick, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 635 Howard
Nicholson W. A. S., attorney at law, office 520 Mont-
gomeri', dwl 330 O'Farrell
Nicholson William, laborer, dwl 115 First
Nicholson William , plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl E s Second
Av nr Sixteenth
Nicholson WiUiam, teamster Hancock k Kelso, dwl 414
Beale
Nicholson. See Nicolson
Nickel Jacob, carpenter, dwl 500 Linden Av
Nickel LawTctice, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
808 Kean.y
Nickels E. A., captain ship Dashing Wave, office with
Hanson, Ackersun & Co.
Nickels Jacob, glazier, dwi 38 Page
Nickels John W., groceries and liquors, NT! cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Nickels Louis, cabinetmaker California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwi 619^ Minna
Nickels N., carpenter Palace Hotel
Nickelsburg Joseph, dwl 23 Kearny
Nickelsb(u-g S., salesman M. Heller & Bros., dwl 23 Kear
Nickerson , carriage painter Kimball Manuf. Co.
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r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Sfontgomery cor. Merchant
Nickereon Byron (Xickerson tt Co.), dwl 1412 Sacramento
Nickerson Charles (Xickerson d- Son), dwl 430 Bush
Nickerson Charles, actor Buckley's Varieties, dwl Cali-
fornia House
Nickerson Everett, salesman Wilson, Merry & Co., res
West Oakland
Nickerson Frank A., foreman Buckingham & Hecbt, dwl
11 Glen Park Av
Nickerson Louis H. {Xichyrson tfc Son), dwl Lombard PI
bet Stflckton and Powell
Nickerson Stafford S., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 1014
Minna
Nickerson & Co. {Byron Nickerson and Samtiel Baker),
lumberdealers, oflSce NAV cor Sacramento and Davis
Nickerson & Son (Charles and Louis H.), hatters, 35
Kearny
Nickey Henry A. , teamster, dwl S16 Foiu-th
Nicklas Frederick, fisherman, dwl 19 Commercial
Nickleson A. L., carpenter Palace Hotel
Nickson E. B., clerk, dwl 536 Sacramento
Nicol William, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 916 Mont
Nicol William, real-estate agent, office 605 Sacramento
room 1, dwl 26 Clara
Nicol William, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Nicola Antoine, fisherman. Clay St. TMiarf
Nicola Treosti, boot and shoemaker, 829 Pacific
Nicolai Christopher, with William Nussae, dwl 6 Morey
Alley
Nicolai I^eon, laborer 531 Commercial, dwl cor Vallejo
and Dupont
Nicolai Louis, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 926 Jack
Nicolai Vinzenso, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 425
Broadway, rear
Nicolao Michele, shoemaker, 1231 Dupont
Nicolas AugTist, foreman F. Giovannini, dwl 438 Bdwy
Nicolas Joseph, dwl 532 Pacific
Nicolas Stephen (Sicola^ tt Mar^itart), dwl 217 Stev
Nicolas & Marquart (Stephen j\ icola^ ajid Sick Mar-
quart), lager- beer saloon, S05 Market
Nicolaysen Frank, proprietor Keystone House, 127 and
129 Jackson
Nicolayson Jans, barkeeper Robert O'Neill, dwl 1046 Fol
Nicoli Emil, tailor A. i: N. Raphael, dwl 119 William
Nicohch John, barkeeper John Pavlicevich, dwl NW cor
Pacific and Da\-is
Nicoli Frederick E., painter, dwl Scott bet Henrietta and
Cortland Av. Bemal Heights
Nicoli Mai^faret (widow), iwl 41 Natoma
Nicoli M. L Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,
dwl cor Twenty-second and Guerrero
Nicoli William J., carpenter, dwl N s Post bet Broderick
and Baker
Nicolson Alexander N., bookkeeper, dwl 407 Clementina
Nicolson James, druggist G. G. Burnett, dwl 327 Mont
Nidiver Washington, student HealJ's Business College,
dwl 115 Second
Niebaum Gustav(Hw(cfti/W(m, Kohl, Philippeus *fc Co.),
dwl 1201 Sacramento
Niebla Enrrique, barber A. Sandoval, dwl 1421 Dupont
Niebuhr Charles, carpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Niebuhr Claus, carpenter, dwl 639 California
Niellsen Samuel, carpenter, dwl 1622 St'^ckton
Nielsen Carl, cabinetmaker, dwl 107 Turk
Nielsen Christian, master mariner, dwl NW cor Jackson
and Drunmi
Nielsen Corftx, blacksmith, dwl 30 Washington
Nielsen C. P., seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
Nielsen Frederick, teamster Samuel Bloom, dwl 2009 Fol
Nielsen H. (Bandinaim. X. d- Co.), dwl 514 L.imbard
Nielsen Henr>-, laborer Techau & Jessen, dwl 31 Clara
Nielsen Nicolai, blacksmith, dwl 30 Washington
Nielsen Niels J., carpenter, dwl 39 Jackson
Nielsen Peter, laborer John Nellman, dwl 903 Greenwich
Nielsen Peter N., master mariner, office 305 East
Nielsen Soren. carpenter, dwl 624 Pacific
Nielsen Willieim, tailor, dwl 1517 Dupont
Nielson Edward C. C, bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co., dwl
S s Broadway bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Nielson John (George Gocnwr d- Co.), dwl 8a Second
Nielson Martin. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl KW cor
Br>-ant and Eighth
Nielson Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Brjanl and Eighth
Niemann Christian William, cellarmaster 321 Montirom-
ery, dwl 4501 Natoma
Niemann John, farmer, dwl W s Castro bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Niemeier Emil, dwl 721* Green, rear
Niemeier Heinrich, cook SchUUr & SchUtz, dwl 927 Jack
Niendoff Charles, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Niese Frederick, groceries and fruits, 913 Harrison
Niessen John. resUurant, 1324 Stockton, dwl 1307 Stock
Nieto Raphael, expresswagon, 1237 Dupont
Niewand Andrew, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Nightingale George, seaman, dwi 211 Union, rear
Nightingale James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl lOS Valparaiso
Nightingale John, real estate, dwl 100 Turk
Nightingale John Jr., medical student, dwl 100 Turk
Nightingale William J., engineer stm Shubrick, dwl 5
Calhoun
Nigro Angel S., sculptor Andrea Paltenghi, dwl 40 Eddy
Nigro Frank, bootmaker Frederick C. Weber, dwl IS Eddy
Nigro James V., restaurant, 2i!t9 Dupont
Nigro Patrizdo, musician, dwl 40 Eddy
Nihan Thomas, gardener, dwl 350 Eleventh
Nihil Patrick, marblecutter, dwl cor Valencia and Market
Nil John Henry (colored), porter, dwl 107 Bernard
Nila Nicola, marblepolisher J. ^ A. Morris, dwi Broadway
nr Kearny
Nile , dwi 114 Clinton
Nile M. D., importer and manufacturer pictures, mirrors,
frames, etc., factory cor Montgomery At and Chest-
nut, salesroom 225 Kearny, dwl 223 Keamy
Niles Addison C, associate justice Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia, chambers 640 Clay, res Oakland
Niles Alonzo W. , poUceman City Hall, dwl 20 Howard Court
Niles George, bricklayer, dwl 227 Stevenson
Niles T. H. , attorney at law and collector, 106 Keamy
Nill James, whitener, dwl 273 Stevenson
Nilson Andrew M., carpenter, dwl 119^ Shipley
NUson Frederick, Scandina\ian Soc, 7i New Montgomery
Nilson Laurentius, Scandina^ian Soc., 71 New Mont
Nilsson Johan, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl
243 Tehama
Nilsson L., cabinetmaker W, J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl 243
Tehama
Nimes Antonio, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Nimes Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 1824 Powell
Nimmo J., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Nimmo James, cook Viziua & Co., dwl 454 Natoma
Nimock James, carpenter Palace Hot^l
.\I\ETEE-\TH DISTRICT COI RT, 417 Keamy
Nippert Auguste, merchant, dwl 715 Hayes
Nipi>ert Vii^inia itrs., teacher music, dwl 715 Hayea
Nisbet Benjamin R,, broker, 609 Sacrament*:-
Nisbet James N., stairbuilder, dwl 13^ Bryant Av
Nissbaumer Albert, machinist Jonathan "Kittredge, dwl
225 Stevenson
Nissen A. L. , master mariner, office 305 East
Nissen Christian (Xissen d- Mad^^en). dwl 534 Jackson
Nissen Christian, cabinetmaker Johnson & Best, dwi S70
Folsom
Nissen Christian, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nissen Emst P., master mariner, dwl 337 Bryant
Nissen John, cabinetmaker, dwl S70 Folsom
Nissen La\\Tence, cabinetmaker, dwl 5 Br>-ant Av
Nissen M. C, master mariner, dwl 17 Natoma
XISSEX A MAJ>SE\ (Christian Xi^sen and A. C.
Madsen). Scandinavian Beer Hall, 534 Jackson
Nissen. See Ness':in
Nisson Detlev, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 13 Decatur
Nitsche , cook, dwi 515 Pme
Nitsche Adolph. maltster, dwi 2118 Powell
Nis Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Nixon Augustus, sailniaker Harding & Brann, dwl 1219
Broadway
Nixon Bartholomew, miner, dwl 741 Market
Nixon Charles, deckhand stm Alvarado, Eureka Dock
Nixon David W. , lumber surveyor, NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Nixon Emily Miss, shirtmaker Mrs. R. Lawless, dwl 12
Brj-ant Av
Nixon Evel,\-n, professor languages, dwl 225 Second
Nixon Frederick, chief engineer stm Monterey, Market
St. Wharf, dwl 1512 Cahfomia
Nixon James, fireman, dwl 1219 Broadway, rear
Nixon Richard, boarding and lodging, 234 Oak
Nixon Robert, dwl Ankeny PI nr Powell
Nixon Robert, barkeeper James D. Lee, dwl 5 Spring
Nixon Robert S., Iab*>rer Custom House, dwi 135i Fifth
Noack William, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 508
Sixth
Noah Joel, dwl 118 Geary
Noah John, wheelwTight, dwl 44 Jessie
Noash August, stevedore A. C. Freese
Nubile Charles, porter St. Ignatius College, 831 Market
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market
It S. P.VAITSCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Noble , tailor, dwi 60 Miles Court
Noble AIoDzo T. {Noble & Wohlers), dwl NW cor Thirtieth
and San Jos(5 Av
Noble A. P., machiniat, dwl 27^ Ritch
Noble Anisby, shoemaker, dwl 15 Folsom Av
Noble Beattie, laborer Pacific RoUiny: Mills, dwl E s Illi-
nois nr Twentieth
Noble Charles F., bookkeeper O'Neill & McCaffrey, dwl
NVV cor Commercial and Drumm
Noble Clark W., clerk Pool & Harris, dwl 1010^ Larkin
Noble David, machinist, dwl 34 Turk
Noble Frank P., molder Frear Stone Co. , dwl 543 Second
Noble Georit,aa S. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 609 Folsora
Noble Hamden H. (H. H. Noble & Co.\ dwl 19 Haw-
thorne '
\ORLE II. H. A CO. {Henry Epstein), stockbrokers,
office 435 California
Noble James, bootmaker, 631 Merchant, dwl 622 Clay
Noble James M., grrainer Noble & Galiag-her, dwl 523 Ellis
Noble J. D., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl 621 California
Noble Patrick, ironmolder, dwl 711 Howard
Noble Saumel, clerk, dwl 704i Mission
Noble Samuel, compositor B.'F. Sterett, dwl 405 Clem
Noble Thomas {Noble d: Gallagher), dwl 523 Ellis
Noble Thomas Jr., painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 523
Ellis
Noble Th< tmas H. , assistant storekeeper Custom House,
dwl 1010^ Larkin
Noble Thomas N., machinist, dwl 81 Natoma
Noble Thomas N., machmist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl
81 Natoma
Noble T. K. Rev., pastor Plymouth Congi-egational
Church, dwl 422 Minna
Noble William, signpainter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 523
Ellis
Noble William, tailor, dwl 624 Pacific, rear
Noble & Gallaijher {Thomas Noble and Edward M. Gal-
laijhcr), house and signpainters, 437 Jackson
Noble & Wohlers {Alonzo T. Noble and Henry Wohlers),
milkranch, NW cor Thirtieth and San Jos6 Av
Nobles Stephen, sceneshifter Buckley's Varieties
Noblet Jules, laundrjTnan, dwl 20 Ridley
Nobmann Christoph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Fillmore
Nobmann Frederick, steward 112 Kearny, dwl 629 Bush
Nobmann Henry Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 269 Stev
Noceto AugTistino, silverplater W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
dwl 303 Vallejo
Noche Angelo J., compositor Alta California, dwl 1107
Kearny
Noche Henry, dwl 118 Perry
Nockin Alexander, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Nocks Frank, dwl 1326 Broadway
Nodop Claus, winemaker, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Noe Catalina P. (widow), dwl 1804 Dupont
Noe L., tailor, dwl 813 Washington
Noe Miguel Jr. {Pickett & Co.), dwl NW cor San Josfi Av
and Twenty-fourth
Noe Miguel Sr., real estate, dwl NW cor San Jos6 Av and
Twenty- fourth
Noe William, apothecary, dwl NW cor San Jos6 Av and
Twenty-fourth
NOEL ALPHONSE, mining secretary, office 419 CaU-
fornia, dwl 219 Geary
Noel Augustine, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Noel Le\\'is, bricklayer, dwl 260 Brannan
Noel Louis, waiter Victor Bordeaux, dwl 8 Sonoma
Noethig William (A\WA)'/7dJ Twrft), dwl S s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
NOETUICi & Tl^RK ( William Noethig and Christopher
Turk), proprietors Humboldt Brewery, S s Mission
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Noggle David, dwl 930 Union
Noggle Dorman L., clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 930 Union
Noha John, tailor, dwl 813 Washington
Nohl Eugene W., workman Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 417i Tehama
Nohrden Henry, sugarboiler CaL Sugar Refinery, dwl 15
Geneva
Noil Etu, cooper, dwl 1119 Mission
Noisat Julius, blacksmith CarviU Manufacturing Co., dwl
1334 Dupont
Noisat Mnie., dwl 441 Green
Noisat Pierre, wines and liquors, 1334 Dupont
Nola Leo, druggist, SW cor Howard and Twelfth, dwl
1609 Howard
Nolan , dwl 541 Foiu-th
Nolan , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Nolan Ann (widow), dwl 426 Clementina
NOLA\ BUOS. {Patrick F. and Jaims CX boots and
shoes, 73S and 740 Miu-ket
Nolan Charles, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
SE cor Fillmore and Pacific
Nolan Edward, hackman, cor Third and Market, dwl 247
Tehama
Nolan George, brassraolder, dwl 229 First
Nolan J., driver Market St. R. R., dwl SW cor Sixth and
Howard
Nolan J., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Nolan James, brassfounder, dwl 227 Second
Nolan James, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 13 Free-
Ion
Nolan James, laborer, dwl 109 Jessie
Nolan James, laborer, dwl 523 Pacific
Nolan James, laborer Palace Hotel, dwl 111 Jessie
Nolan James, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co.. dwl 12
Polk
Nolan James, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl E s Gilbert bet
Brannan and Townsend
Nolan James C. {Nolan Bros.), dwl 8 Third
Nolan James H., housepainter, 213 I*ine, dwl 1184 Bdwy
Nolan John, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co.
Nolan John, hackman, Plaza, dwl 247 Tehama
Nolan John, hairdresser, dwl 6 Montgomery
Nolan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 44 Louisa
Nolan John M., dwl 637 Folsom
Nolan Joseph, bootmaker, dwl Francisco bet Kearny and
Dupont
Nolan Joseph, porter Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,
dwl 509 Chestnut
Nolan Joseph, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Nolan Joseph R., coaldealer, dwl N e Eddy bet Octavia
and Laguna
Nolan Katie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. Selig, dwl 509 Chest-
nut
Nolan Lawrence, hamessmaker Charles H. Mead, res
Oakland Point
Nolan Margaret Mrs., dwl 303 Mason
Nolan Martin, nightwatchman, dwl 307 Capp
Nolan Martin, hostler, dwl 436 Jessie
Nolan Mary, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Nolan Mar>' (widow), nurse, dwl 305 Union
Nolan Mathew, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 28 Min
Nolan Matthew P., captain stm Costa Rica, dwl 637 Fol
Nolan Michael, glasscutter, dwl 173 Minna
Nolan Michael, hostler 709 Jones, dwl 104 Powell
Nolan Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. B., dwl 319^
Tehama
Nolan Michael, laundryman, dwl 17 Dora
Nolan Michael, weigher Custom House, dwl 507 Minna
Nolan Michael J., ornamental glasscutter John Mallon,
dwl 33 Hunt
Nolan N. J., teacher, dwl 735 Harrison
Nolan Patrick, laborer, dwl 247 Tehama
Nolan Patrick, laborer, dwl 307 Capp
Nolan Patrick, teamster, dwl 1424 Pacific
Nolan Patrick, teamster Thomas J. Chadboume, dwl 1420
Dupont
Nolan Patrick, woolpacker Whitney & Webster, dwl 17
Dora
Nolan Patrick F. {Nolan Bros.), dwl 361 Minna
Nolan Patrick J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Gough
and Hayes
Nolan P. J., butcher 11 Union Market, dwl 737 Howard
Nolan T., boilermaker Machine Shop Southern Pac. R.
R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Nolan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 16 Jansen
Nolan Tliomas, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co.
Nolan Thomas, fireman Central Pacific R. R., cor Foiu-th
and Townsend, dwl NE cor Howard and Sixteenth
Nolan William H., salesman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Russ House
Nolan William J., fruitstand, SW cor Sacramento and
Montgomery, dwl E s Ohio bet Vallejo and Bdwy
Nolan William P., engineer stm Ventura, dwl 348 Fourth
Noll Arthur M., carpenter, dwl 742 Folsom
Noll George {Fratiager X- N.), dwl 431 Fulton
Nolte cniarles R., groceries and liquors, hay and grain, W
s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Nolte Henr>' (Lloyd 6: N.), res Oakland
Nolte Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and
Bush, dwl 23 Stockton PI
Nolte Hermann, tailor, dwl NE cor Geary and Taylor
Nolte John, waiter 548 Clay
Nolte Theodore, tailor John Whalen, dwl 624 Jessie
Nolte William, watches and jewelry, 321 Kearny, dwl 631
Minna
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOIiY, 1875-7, Published March, '75, Price $5.
JEWELRY made to order and BEPAIBED ty D. W. Laird, 613 Mont, cor. Merohant,
NOL
560
NOR
Nolte William F., hairdresser, 207 Sixth
Noltemeier Charles, merchant (Virgmia City), dwl 116
Noltemeier Frederick W., boots and shoes, 131 Second
Noltini,' Elizabeth (mdowl, dwl 316 O'Farrell
NcltinK Ida Miss, dressmaker Mme. J. H. Picot, dwl 31B
O'Farrell , .,„„„,, .
NoltinL'WilliajnL.E., clerk, dwl 1236 Union
Nongaret Charles, cabinetmaker Holland & Fischer, dwl
Nonnemann Charles, hogranch, Fourth Av bet M and N,
dwl Fifth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Nonpareil Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), A. Du rrat
secretary, office 608 Jackson
Noon , dwl 614 Kearny
Noon John, laborer, dwl 667 Mission
Noon John J., expressman, dwl 621 Howard ^
Noon John J., mining agent, ofBce 30 Calilomia
Noon Mark, bootmaker, dwl SI Hunt
Noon Michael, metalroofer William Cronan , , ,„-
Noon Patrick, bi-assfinisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl 127
Valencia ^ „, , j i Efn
Noon Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 667
Mission
Noon Tlionias, longshoreman, dwl 210 Jackson
Noonan Catharine Mrs., dairy, 366 Natoma
Noonan Coleman, farmhand Patrick Cosgrove, dwl i!, 6
Folsom nr Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Noonan Daniel, laborer, dwl 620 Mission ^ , ., „
Noonan Daniel J., clerk Benjamin S. Brooks, dwl 22i Dora
Noonan Dennis, laborer, dwl 6 Lick
Noonan Dennis, lather, dwl 37 Fifth Av
Noonan Edward, bookkeeper Hibemia Brewery, dwl 1
Rausch „ . r.. ^ XI-
Noonan Edward, wood and coal, E s Howard nr Sixteenth
Noonan Ellen (widow), dwl 22^ Dora
Noonan F. J., clerk, dwl 812 Stockton
Noonan Frank, shipping clerk S. F. and Northern Pacific
n. R.. dwl 933 Kearny
Noonan James, boilermaker, dwl 829 Brannan
Noonan James, teamster Hibemia Brewery, dwl 209 Eighth
Noonan Jeremiah, baker, dwl 24J Seventh
Noonan John, carriagepainter KimbaU Manuf. Co., dwl
S2S Folsom
Noonan John, carriagetrimmer Kimball Manul. Co., dwl
305 Minna
Noonan John, drayman, dwl 1511 Sacramento
Noonan John, laborer, dwl 6 Salmon
Noonan John, laborer, dwl 33 Ritch
Noonan John, laborer, dwl 232 First
Noonan John, shoemaker, dwl 171 Minna
Noonan John C, port«r Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 34 Clem
Noonan John S., clerk George W. Swan & Co., dwl E 8
Folsom bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Noonan LawTcnce E., clerk Lynde & Hough, dwl 1692 Bush
Noonan Michael, laborer, dwl 26 Morey Alley
Noonan Michael, laborer, dwl N s Army bet Diamond and
Douglas
Noonan Patrick, sawder George W. Swan & Co., dwl E s
Folsom bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Noonan Peter {Sounah, J- McOrath), dwl 521 Union
Noonan P. W., clerk Oriental Refinery, dwl SOS Leav
Noonan Sarah Miss, shoefitter, dwl 829 Brannan
Noonan Thomas, carriagctrinnner Jacob W. WTiite
Noonan Thomas, carpenter Palace Hotel
Noonan Thomas, real estate, dwl 209 Eighth
Noonan Timothy, laborer Palace Hotel
Noonan T. J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 308 Leav
Noonan William, marblecu'tter, dwl 544 Jessie
Noonan William, painter Car Shop Southern Pac. R.R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 366 Natoma
Noonan & McGrath (Peter Noonan a7id Bernard Mc-
Grath), restaurant, 635 Merchant
Noonan. See Nunan
Noone Thomas, helper Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta
Noone William, gardener, dwl 346 First
Noran Young M., laborer Palace Hotel
Norcross Daniel, manager New Age, office 421 Montgom-
erj', dwl Russ House
Norcross Harriet N. Mrs. (Norcross A Co,\ dwl Russ
House
Nortross James, planer Wells, Russell & Co., rea Oakland
Norcross J. H. Mrs., dwl 507 Leavenworth
Norcross Wesley F., general agent New Age, office 421
Muntgomcrv, dwl 906 Market
Norcross k Co. (Mrs. Harriet N. Norcross and John Wol/),
military goods and regalia, 6 Post
Nordall Charles, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Nordberg Erik M., captam bark Modoc, dwl SE cor Mis-
sion and Steuart _ . . . „ , ,,„.,,
Nordbruch Frederick, clerk Fredrick Carstens, dwl 9 Har-
lan PI , ,. „,„ , ,
Nordbruch Henry, grocenes and hquors, 642 Jackson,
dwl 727 Broaiiway ,,,,_„ .
Norden Bemhard, clerk Edward Pels, dwl 617 Davia
Norden Charies, carpenter, dwl 17 Fourth , , „.
Norden Herman, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 616
Nordgren E. H., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Nordhausen C. C, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl
261 Third
Nordhausen George, porter Union Club
Nordstrom Ludwig, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Norgrove George, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., dwl
313 Taylor .._„.,. j ,
Norgrove John, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
818 Taylor „ „ ,,, j ,
Noriega Francisco G., bookkeeper Eugene De Sabla, dwl
1018 Stockton „ ,, X
Noriega Pedro, hatter, 528 Montgomery, dwl 1116 Mont
Norling Henr5^ seaman, dwl 36 Pacific
Norlund Mary (widow), dwl 809 Harrison
Nonnan Edward (Norman <t Eckler), dwl W s Jessie bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Norman Frank G. , groceries and hardware, NW cor Twen-
tieth and Valencia
Norman George, painter, 24 Howard, dwl W s Brewster
nr San Bruno Road, Bemal Heights
Norman Gustav, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Norman Henri,-, seaman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Norman Jame's, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 706
Mason
Norman John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Nonnan William, laborer John P. Genet, dwl 819 Kearny
Norman & Eckler (Edward Nomian and Robert Eckler),
house and signpainters, 808 Montgomery
Norman. See Nauman
Normand Auguste, laundryman Van Ness Avenue Laun-
dr}-, W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Nonnand Ernest V., collector La Solidarite French Mu-
tual Beneficial Association, dwl 2 Clay Av
Normand Eugene, clerk Lenormand Bros., dwl 8 Pratt PI
Normand Louis E., cutter Peter Short, dwl cor Bush and
Central Av
Normandin Amable, blacksanith Sicotte & Gratton, dwl
1120 Mission
Nonuandin Frank, engineer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 8
Iowa bet Mariposa and Solano
Noronha Jacinto, barber, dwl 323} Minna
Norring Albert, laborer, dwl 4 White
Norris , dwl 120 Fourth
Norris Albert, clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl 635 CaliJomia
Norris Bridget (widow), dwl W s Sansom nr Vallej'o
Norris Charles, clerk Heiu^ C. Anderson, dwl 905 Green-
wich
Norris Edward C, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 10
Garden
Norris Eugene, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1216 Polk
Norris Henry, seaman stm Los Angeles, Market St. Wharf
NORKIS JAMES C, ticket agent Oregon S. S. Co.,
office 210 Batterv, res Oakland
Norris James H., bookeeper J. L. Brooks, dwl 716 Leav-
enworth
Norris John, laborer, dwl 612 Mission
Norris M., dwl 741 Market
Norris Michael, laborer David Keefe, dwl 814 Folsom
Norris Richard, laborer Palace Hotel
NORRIS WliLIAM, agent Oregon S. S. Co., office
210 Batterv, dwl Grand Hotel
Norris Williani W., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 2019
Broadway
Norson V., bookkeeper, dwl 4 St. Mary
Norstrom Lewis, fisherman, dwl Harbor View
North , tinsmith, dwl 326} Bush
North Adriel E., salesman Wangenheim, Stemheun &
Co., dwl 640 Bn-ant
North America Con". M. Co. (White Pine, Nov.), office 302
Montgomery room 6
North America Life Insurance Co., office 302 Montgomery
NORTH BEACH XS» MISSION RAILROAD CO.,
office and depot SW cor Fourth and Louisa
North Beach Blanket Cleaning EstabUshment, E. Dagany
proprietor, 2212 Taylor
North Beach Brewer}', Joseph Schwarz and Joseph Matt
proprietors, NE cor Powell and Chestnut
NORTH BEACH CEMENT PIPE CO., P. Martin
president, office 602 Kearny
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
I p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
North Beach Hotel, Martin Brunsen proprietor, 429 Fran-
cisco
North Belmont Mining Co. (Kye Co., Nev.), D. L. Thomas
secretary, office 419 California room 27
North Bloomfleld Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada, Cal.), office
320 Sausom
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. of London
and Edinburgh, T. C. Grant agent, office 219 Sansom
North Calistoga Mining Co. (Sonoma Co.), office 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange
North Carson Silver Mining Co. (Ormshy Co., Nev.), office
419 California room 24
NORTH CHINA IXSIIRAXCE CO. (marine), William
H. Foster Jr. general agent, office 321 California
North Daniel F., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl 65
Second
North Emeline M. Mrs., dwl N s Pacific Av bet Fillmore
and Steiner
North Fork Jlining Co. (Plumas Co.). office 520 Wash
NORTH (;ERHAN HOTEL, Hansen & Hsesloop pro-
prietors, 39 and 41 Jackson
NORTH CERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO.,
Muecke, Vietor & Co. agents, office 109 California
North Henry, capitalist, dwl 1009 Powell
North Henry J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
716 Howard
North John, mason Palace Hotel
North Lady Br»'an Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), D. F.
Verdenal secretan', office 409 Cnlifomia
NORTH FACIFIC COAST RAILROAD CO., A. D.
Moore iTesident, office 426 California
North Pacific Enterprise Co., J. D. Zelner secretars', office
North Pacific Telegraph Co., Caleb T. Fay president, office
60(i Mr.ntgomery
NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO., office
210 Batterv-
NORTH POINT DOCK, E & Sansom bet Lombard and
Cbo-tmit
NORTH POINT DOCK BONDED WAREHOUSE,
Edward B. Gethin proprietor, cor Lombard and San
NORTH POINT "WAREHOUSE, Isaac Friedlander
proprietor, cor Sansom and Chestnut
North San Francisco Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
J. F. Atwill secretar\', office 240 Montgomer\'
North Star Gold Minmg Co. (Grass Valley), office" 401 Cali-
fornia room 4
North Utah Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 419 Cali-
fornia room 19
Northam Edward F., real estate, office 542 Market, dwl
Grand Hotel
Northam John, laborer, dwl 82 Jessie
Northam Robert, dwl 14 Perry
NORTHERN ASSI'RANCE CO. (fire and life, London
and Aberdeen), W. Lane Booker agent, office 319 Cal
Northern Belle Mill and Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.),
office 419 California room 17
Northern Hydraulic Mining Co., office 331 Mont room 18
Northern Pacific Coal Mining Co., M. G. Kennedy presi-
dent, office 59 Montgomery Block
Northfield Matthew, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
829 Folsom
Northfield Matthew J., cardriver, dwl 323 Fourth
Nortbgreen William, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, dwl 631
Minna
Northmore Samuel, market, 1520 Folsom
Northon Janis W. (Lancaster <i- iV.), dwl 619 Wash
Northrop David B., attorney at law, office and dwl 123
and 124 Montgomery Block
Northrop William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl NW cor
Clay and Dupont
Northrop William N., plasterer, dwl St. Charles PI nr
Kearny
Northrup Charles, carriagetrimmer Can'ill Manufacturing
Co., dwl 232 Jessie
Northrup Frederick, clerk, dwl 232 Jessie
Northrup Jacob, salesman, dwl 232 Jessie
Northrup Joseph, farmer, dwl 741 Market
Nortliup B. C, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Northup Charles W., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, dwl 429
Sixth
Northv Thomas F., keeper Corporation Yard Superintend-
ent Public Streets, dwl SE cor Eddy and Devisadero
Norton Albert, oysterman Techau & Jessen, dwl 477 Jessie
Nort^m Albert, waiter, dwl 409 Gearv
Norton Arthur T. (Norton & Qavan). dwl 569 Mmna
Norton Benjamin R. (Norton d- Gardiner), res Alameda
Norton Catherine Miss, dwl 7 Downey
Norton Charles B., master mariner, office 8 Clay, dwl 512
Larkin
Norton D. C, capitalist, dwl Brookl\-n Hotel
NORTON EDMARD, agent Colorado Steam Naviga-
tion Co., office 010 Front, dwl 322 Ellis
Norton Frank, packer Cutting & Co.. dwl 407 Taylor
Norton Frank B., bookkeeper C. O. Brigham & Co.. dwl
625 Bush
Norton George A., agent New Wilson Sewing Machine, 337
Kearny, dwl 11 Verba Buena
Norton George F. , deckhand stm McPherson, dwl cor Lom-
bard and Gough
Norton George N.; with R. G. Dun & Co., 320 California
Norton G. H., painter Palace Hotel
Norton G. J., seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Norton Henry M. (Norton il- Admits), dwl 508 Larkin
Norton H. W., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Norton J., laborer Palace Hotel
Norton James, barkeeper William H. White, dwl 563 Na-
toma
Norton James, carpenter, dwl 464 Tehama
Norton James, clerk Mary McCraith, dwl NE cor Front
and Pacific
Norton James, farmer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach Road
nr Alms House
Norton James, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Norton John, barkeeper Pern," & Doyle, dwl 6 Montgomery
Norton John, miner, dwl 22 Second
Norton John, real estate, dwl 1211 Fillmore
Norton John L., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 1921 Polk
Norton John W. (Lems <t- Co.), dwl 849 Harrison
Norton Joseph, dwl 1921 Polk
Norton Joshua (Emperor), dwl 624 Commercial
Norton Kern, market, E s Railroad Av bet Eleventh and
T^velfth avs, South S. F.
Norton Malachi (Norto7i tt Afasterson), dwl SW cor Hyde
and O'Farrell
Norton Malcolm, farmer, dwl Buerra Ranch W a Ocean
House Road nr Ocean View House
Norton Michael, barkeeper Patrick J. Tannian, dwl 320
Tehama
Norton Michael J., dwl 916 Montgomery
Norton Patrick, cartman, dwl 206 Van Ness Av, rear
Norton Patrick, expressman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 19 Clara
Norton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Hartford nr Eighteenth
Norton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Leavenworth bet Union
and Filbert
Norton Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 30 Everett
Norton Peter, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 103 Commercial
Norton Peter, foundryman, dwl NW cor Folsom and
Steuart
Norton Rachel Miss, dwl 1774 Folsom
Norton Reuben (Kelly d- N.), 103 Commercial
Norton Samuel, purser Colorado S. N. Co.'s stmNewbem,
Folsom St. vniAvf
Norton T., hay and feed, 703 O'Farrell
Norton Thomas, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber & Co.,
dwl 1921 Polk
Norton Thomas, carpenter, dwl 5 Laurel Av
Norton Thomas, clerk Tobin, DaWsson & Co., dwl 569
Minna
Norton Thomas, driver Market St. R. R,
Norton Thomas, fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
VTharf, dwl 335 Fourth
Norton Tliomas, foundryman Union Iron Works, dwl 50
Jessie
Norton Thomas, hostler Market St. R. R.
Norton Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Nort<m Thomas, laborer, dwl 605 Howard
Norton Thomas, laborer, dwl E b San Jos(5 Road nr Five-
mile House
Norton Thomas, laborer, dwl King St. House
Norton Thomas, teamster, dwl 1143 Harrison
Norton Thomas H., painter Frost & Richards, dwl 504
Linden Av
Norton Timothy, laborer What Cheer House
Norton Walter, teamster E. R. Thoraason
Norton William, boilemiaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Norton William, butcher, dwl 33 Eddy
Norton William, butcher, dwl 19 Sixth
Nort<;>n William, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Norton William H., contractor, dwl 310 Austin
Nor^pn & Adams (Henry M. Norton and J. A . Adaiw),
proprietors Thad. Stevens Livery Stable, NE cor Lar-
kin and Turk
NORTON A CiARDINER (Benjamin R. ^orton and
Georqe D. Gardiner), importers and manufacturers
watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 302 Montgomery-
Norton & Gavan (Arthur T. Norton and Michael J.
Gavan), dr>' goods, 154 Third
PACiriC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont
Norton & }>\asieT^on(MalnchiIiortvnatid Charles 91 anter-
8<niX groceries and liqunrs, S\V cor Hyde and O'Farrell
Nnrvalt Kdward, market, Mission bet T\venty-uinth and
'niirtieth
N'c.rvall John, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl cor Twenty-
ninth and Mission
Ni)nval<l Charles, machinist Hanscom & Co. , dwl 31 Morton
Norwald Hiillipine Mrs.. dre3smaker, 31 Morton
NORWAY .iXI» SWEOEX, Nicholas Sonnichsen act-
ing consul, office 221 Sansom
Nnnvell T. H., card^\Titc^. dwl G36 Commercial
Norwood William E., bookkeeper J. H. Jones & Co., dwl
20 Rincon PI
Norwood William H., tinsmith Locke & Montai,aie, dwl 29
Jessie bet Seventh and Eijjhth
Nosacek Stephen, basketmaker, dwl 913 Greenwich
Nosacek Tiri, basketmaker. dwl 913 Greenwich
Nosier T. M., dwl 920 Washington
Nossali Lnigi, cook, dwl 215 Broadway
Nostrum John F., miner, dwl 18 Washing^ton
Nolt Cravin R. (Martin d^ N.), dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Noti Juda W., barkeeper Martin & Nott, dwl SE cor Bush
and Polk
Nott Roswell S., carpenter, dwl 126 Fern Av
Nott William, dwl 13 Monroe
Notz Ernest, clerk, dwl .S19 Da\i3
Nougues Charles E., bookkeeper, dwl 1220 Market
NOIIC;i!ES JOSEPH M., attorney at law, office B39
California, dwl 628 Valencia
Nourse Georc;e A. {Noumc d: Phelps), attorney at law,
office 306 Pine, res Oakland
Nourse Ji>8eiih P., mininp, office SW cor Cal and Sansom
Nourse Stephen H., clerk, dwl 711 Greenwich
NOITRSE »t PHELPS (George A. Xourse and Charles
II. J'h-'lps), attorneys at law. office 306 Pine
Noury Alfred, butcher Albert Aubert. dwl S17 Broadway
Nova Mace. laborer La Grande Laundrj-
Novella Francesco (Xovella d- Pitto), dwl 1014 Mont
Novella iS; V\tti>( Francesco Novella and Guiscppi Pitto),
Tremont Liver>' Stable, 427 Jackson
Novelty Wood Works, George R. Hendrickson proprietor,
Mechanic Mills' Buildinfj, SW cor Fremont and Miss
Novesie Charles, clerk, dwl 738 Washington
Nowell John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwH6Natoma
Noye Manuel, laborer Isaac Stone, dwl cor San Bruno
Road and Cortland Av, S s Benial Heights
Noye R(»ger8, lalwrer Isaac Stone, dwl cor San Bruno
Road and Cortland Av, S a Bernal Heights
Noyes , clerk, dwl 540 Brj-ant
Noves Amos, marine surveyor and r^ent American Lloyds,
office 318 California, dwl 13 Guy PI
Noyes Charles G. , newspaper reporter, office 430 California,
dwl N e Grove bet Fillmore and Steiner
Noj'es Ehen S., secretary Pacific Cordage Co., office 116
Front, dwl 19 Prospect PI
Noyes George H., clerk Crane & Brigham. dwl 617J Minna
Noyes George H. Jr., compositor Journal of Commerce,
dwl (il7J Minna
Noyes Herbert H., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1027
Market
Noyea Henry J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
406 Bryant
Noyes James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Nuyes James M., porter Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
324 Hayes
Noyes J. D., mate stra Sancelito. Davis St. Wharf
Noyes John, niolder Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl
SE cor Jones and Broadway
Noyes John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Noyes L. W., special agent U. S. Treasury Department,
office Custom House third floor, dwl 15 Stockton
Noyes Moody, stevedore, dwl 731 Harrison
Noyes Richard B.. mining secretary, office 419 California
room 27, dwl 13 Guy PI
Noyes Sanmel, dwl 431 Dupont
Noyes William P., captain schr Susie, dwl 311 Union
Noyo River Mills (Menducino Co.), Macpherson & Wether-
bee proprietors, office 36 Market
Nuckey William, miner, dwl 110 Prospect PI
NucleuH House, David Stern proprietor, SE cor Market
and Tliird
Nudson Jacob, Shipwrights' Jimr. Aasn, 71 New Mont
Nuyent Edward, carpenter Palace Hotel
Nugent Ellen (widow), dwl 2:iO Clementina, rear
Nugent James, clerk John J. Rcanlon, dwl 7r>S Howard
Nugent James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s Sev-
enteenth Av nr (^, South S. F.
Nugent James, shoemaker Einstein Brtjs. & Co., dwl 117
Franklin
Nugent John, attorney at law, office 619 Kearny, res Vir-
ginia City
Nugent John, foreman Thomas H. Bowlen, dwl 228 Minna
Nugent John, foundrjnian H. J. Booth & Co., dwl SE cor
Drunmi and Oregon
Nugent John, pilot stm Amador, Broadway St. 'NMiarf
Nugent John F., clerk Cartan, McCarthy & Co., dwl 720
California
Nugent Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
1007 Market
Nugent Man,', nurse City and County Hospital, E 8 Po-
trero Av bet Twenty -second and Twenty-third
Nugent Patrick, mason Palace Hotel
Nugent R., gasfitter Palace Hotel
Nugent Robert J., longshoreman, dwl 6 Mission
Nugent Robinson, clerk John Jennings, foot Townsend,
dwl 1007 Market
Nugent W., lather Palace Hotel
Nuhrenburg Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk
and Broadway
Nultenius John, butcher F. J. Boiler, dwl SE cor Dupont
and Hinckley
Nulty George W., carriagepainter, 528 Broadway
Nulty John, laborer, dwl cor Utah and El Dorado
Nulz Conrad, varnisher, dwl 444 Sixth
Nunan , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Nunan Cornelius, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl Quincy
House
Nunan Edward, real estate, dwl 712 Folsom
Nunan Jeffrey, editor Irish News, office 432 Montgomery
Nunan John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Nunan John, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 906 Powell
Nunan Mathew, proprietor Hibemia Brewery, S s How-
ard bet Eighth and Ninth
Nunan Matthew, painter Wason & Morris, 38 California
Nunan Thomas, carpenter, dwl 906 Powell
Nunan Tliomas, carriagetrimmer Andresen Brothers, dwl
115 Second
Nunan Thomas, carriagetrimmer B. Grave & Co., cor
Second and Minna
Nunan Thomas, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., dwl
2 Martin's Block
Nunan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 906 Powell
Nunan Timothy, fruits, dwl 237 Jessie
Nunan Timothy Jr., carpenter, dwl 906 Powell
Nunan Timothy A., expressman, dwl SW cor Fillmore
and Hayes
Nunan. See Noonan
Nuflez Andres, printer, Felipe Flerro, dwl 519 Vallejo
Nufiez Francisco, marblepolisher Carlo Bianchi, dwl 313
Kearny
Nunu Lorenzo, hostler 921 Sutter
Nxirit B., fireman French Hospital, S s Bryant bet Fifth
and Sixth
Nusbaum Frederick, clerk Nicholas Boachen, dwl NE cor
Fifth and Minna
Nussae William, shoemaker, 1111 Dupont, dwl 906 Pacific
Nusse Herman, carpenter, dwl Sixteenth bet Mission and
Valencia
Nutsen Charles A., shipowner, dwl 120 Silver
Nutsen John, sailmaker C. C. Funk, dwl 120 Silver
Nutta Stephen, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Nuttall Frederick, foundrj-man Hanscom & Co.
Nuttall John, machinist Hanscom & Co., dwl S s Locust
Av bet Laguna and Buchanan
Nuttall R. K., surgeon, dwl 11 Keamy
Nutting Cabin (Calviii Nutting d: Son), dwl NE cor
Broadway and Van Ness Av
Nutting Calvin Jr. (Calvin Nutting & Son), dwl 207
Eleventh
Nutting Calvin & Son (Calvin Jr.), housesmiths, 121 Fre-
mont
Nutting Clarence S., with Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl NE
cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
Nutting Edward, stonecutter, dwl NTV cor Devisadero
and California
Nutting Edward, student, dwl 6 Biu-cbam PI
Nutting John, stonecutter Orford & Degan, E a Central
Av bet Post and Geary
Nutting Joseph E., contractor, dwl 923 Powell
Nutz Frederick, sign and ornamental painter, 722 Howard,
dwl 111 Dora
Nutzhoni Henry, barkeeper Henrietta Englehardt, NE
cor Howard and Steuart
Nutzhorn John D., porter Church & Co., dwl 228 Bush
Ny Louis, cook, dwl Sixth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Nye Albert F. (Nye ttr Acheson), dwl 26^ Kearny
Nye Albert G., pict\u"e frames, engra\'ing9, and brackets,
908 Market, dwl 407 Minna
MOEGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters
C. P.VAITSCHAACK&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.
NYE
563
O'BR
Nye Charles E., hamessmaker Lawless Brothers, dwl 2T9
Stevenson
Nye Charles W., but«her. dwl 439 Bush
Nye Duight B. (E. A. Farm A: Co.). dwl 1210 Mission
Nye John \V., dwl 1015 Scott
Nye St. Clair, foreman Union Box Factory, dwl 303 Beale
Nye Thomas C, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 14 Russ
SYE A ACIIESOX (Albert F. Xye a,id Thomas S.
Aclieson), importers and jobbers gas fixtures, 315
and 317 Pine
Nygren Julius G., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Nyman Rart, steward Mont^^omery Hotel, 229 Second
Nystrom Frank, seaman, dwl 26 .Steuart
Nystrom John, seaman, dwl 2t3 Steuart
o.
O'Beirxe Joseph F., deputy clerk U. S. Circuit Court and
U. S. commissioner, office 1 U. S. Court BxiUding,
res Oakland
O'Beime R. F., captain U. S. A., recruiting officer, and
provost marshal, office 105 Stockton, dwl 309 Powell
O'Bieme. Frank, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Third and
Harrison
O'Brady William, laborer, dwl 344 Shipley, rear
O'Brian Daniel, track laborer Southern" Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
0*Brian Daniel, waiter Cosmopohtan Hot«I
O'Brian Johanna Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
O'Brian La^^Tence, laborer, dwl 633 Jessie
O'Brian Michael, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
O'Brian WiUiam. longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis
O'Brien , butcher, dwl 4 Kat«
O'Brien Alice. Chambermaid Russ House
O'Brien Anastacia (widow), dwl E 3 Ashburton PI nr Du-
pont
O'Brien Andrew, gusfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 749 Market
O'Brien Anna Miss, dressmaker, dwl 340 Third
O'Brien Anne, chambermaid Occidental Hot«l
O'Brien Annie M. Miss, teacher Potrero School, dwl 17i
Clinton
O'Brien Anthony, ^asfitt^r Bush & Milne, dwl 749 Market
O'Brien Bartholomew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
Potrero Point
O'Brien Bernard, laborer Lick House
O'Brien Bros. (Michael atid Daniel), liquoT saloon, SVf
cor New Montgomerj' and Natoma
O'Brien Catherine, laundress, dwl 232 Sixth, rear
O'Brien Catherine (widow), dwl 2 Haj-n-ard.
O'Brien Catherine Mrs., dwl 33 Everett
O'Brien Charles, dwl 424 Sansom
O'Brien Charles, boilemiaker Francis T. Curry
O'Brien Charles, bootfitter, dwl 5 Sherwood PI
O'Brien Charles, bricklayer Xew Citv Hall, dwl 34 Haves
O'Brien Charles, lather Palace Hotel
O'Brien Charles, teamster, 124 Steuart, dwl 208 CTara
O'Brien C. L., dwl 614 Keamv
O'Brien C. L. Miss, dressmaker, 320 Sutter
O'Brien Cornelius, expressman, cor Brannan and Third,
dwl 112 Freelon
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, dwl 112 Alta PI
O'Brien Conielius, tanner ComeUus O'Donnell, dwl Eu-
reka Hotel
O'Brien D., mason Palace Hot-el
O'Brien Daniel, dwl 521 Minna
O'Brien Daniel {O'Brien Bros.), dwl SW cor New Mont^
gomen.' and Natoma
O'Brien Daniel, baker Cai. Cracker Co., dwl 39 Page
O'Brien Daniel, baker What Cheer House, dwl 44 Everett
O'Brien Daniel, bricklayer, dwl 632 Market
O'Brien Daniel, coachdriver, dwl 22 Nevada
O'Brien Daniel, fireman Colorado S. N. C'o.'s stm New-
hem, Folsom St. Wharf
O'Brien Daniel, hackdriver, dwl 630 Commercial
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, dwl W s Florida bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, dwl 512 Mssion
O'Brien Daniel, plumber Nicholas McCann, dwl cor Sec-
ond and Mission
O'Brien Daniel, saloonkeeper, dwl 135 Folsom
O'Brien Daniel, sawyer California Mills, dwl 414 Shipley
O'Brien Daniel, trunkmaker, dwl 17 Gilbert
O'Brien Daniel F., haruessmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 229 Capp
O'Brien Dennis, dwl W s Ninth bet Mission and Market
O'Brien Dennis, butcher Patrick FljTin, dwl cor Mission
and Tenth
O'Brien Dennis, expressman, cor California and Front.
dwl W s Natoma nr Fifteenth
O'Brien Dennis, junk, 622 Batterj-, dwl cor Monteomeiy
Av and Uniun
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, dwl 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Dennis, mason Palace Hotel
O'Brien Dennis, painter E. H. Gadsby, dwl 741 Market
O'Brien Dennis J., marblecutt«r Juhn Sweeney, dwl W s
Devisadero bet Eddy and Ellis
O'Brien Dmm, longshoreman, dwl 150 Steuart
O'Brien Edmund, cooper, dwl 467 Jessie
O'Brien Edward, dwl 115 Second
O'Brien Edward, cartman. dwl 24 Freelon
O'Brien Edward, cooper Hiljemia Brewerv, dwl 73S Clem
O'Brien Edward, laborer, dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
O'Brien Edward, student, dwl 1G4 Jessie
O'Brien Edward, umbrellamaker J. D. Barr, dwl 230 Jessie
O'Brien Eliza M. Mrs., dwl 679 Mission
O'Brien Elizabeth (widow), dwl 737 Brannan
O'Brien Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 136 Second
O'Brien Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, 521 Valencia
O'Brien Ellen (widow), dwl 428 Clementina, rear
O'Brien Eugene, laborer Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Sev-
enteenth and Sanchez
O'Brien Felix, boilemiaker, dwl Bryant bet First and
Fremont
O'Brien Felix, carpenter, dwl 533 Natoma
O'Brien Felix, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 7 Clara
O'Brien Frank, coachman William Burling, dwl N'AV s
Fifteenth bet Castro and Noe
O'Brien Frank, nurse City and County Hospital, E s Po-
trero Av nr Twenty-second
O'Brien Frank, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
13 Chesley
O'Brien Frank H., barkeeper Robert Mulloy, dwl 9 Ever-
ett
O'Brien George, boarding. 9 Broadway
O'Brien Henrj- A., carriagemaker Albert Folsom
O'Brien H. R. Miss, teacher T^ler St. Primarj- School, dwl
SW cor Broailwav and Fillmore
O'Brien J., sailmakef Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^Tiarf ^
O'Brien Jame.s, dwl E s Treat Av bet Twentv-second and
Twenty-third
O'Brien Jaxnes, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dwl 166 Clara
O'Brien James, .bricklayer, dwl 71 Tehama
O'Brien James, carpenter, dwl A-V s Main nr Folsom
O'Brien Jame'S, cartman. dwl 1611 Mission
O'Brien James, clerk, dwl 280 Je-sie
O'Brien James, clerk 101 California Market, dwl 237 Perry
O'Brien James, clerk Peter Mitchell, dwl NW cor Brannan
and Seventh
O'Brien James, helper Hennessy A: Steuart, dwl 221 Jessie
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 44 Minna
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl 5.^9 Brj'ant
O'Brien James, laborer, dwl Laurel bet Jackson and Pac
O'Brien James, laborer Palace Hotel
O'Brien James, laborer Savage &i Son, dwl cor Main and
Folsom
O'Brien James, laborer S. F. and Pac. L. P. and Shot
Works
O'Brien James, laborer V. S. Appraiser's Building
O'Brien James, laborer Wessa & Band, dwl Tenth bet
Mission and Market
O'Brien James, liquor saloon. 19 Sutter, dwl 35 Louisa
O'Brien James, liquor saloon, 25 Second, dwl 20 Hitch
O'Brien James, liquor saloon. 312 Tou-nseud
O'Brien James, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl G09J Min
O'Brien James, retail hquors, 026 Third
O'Brien James L, driver Flanagan & Gallagher, dwl 836
Market
O'Brien James J., fisherman, dwl 237 Perry
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
O'Brien Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 237 Perr>'
O'Brien Jeremiah, plumber Bush & Mihie, dwl 14 Cleave-
iand
O'Brien Jeremiah T., builder, dwl NW cor Webster and
Fulton
0*BRIE.\ J. J. A CO., dTV goods, 924-92S Market
O'Brien John (Fitzpatrick tt O'B.), dwl 331 aemeutina
O'Brien John (llauden tt O'B.), dwl 148 Perry
O'Brien John (O'Brien ^ Ward), dwl 1701 Dupont
O'Brien John, dwl 621 Union
O'Brien John, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 17i
Clinton
O'Brien John, bootfitter, dwl 17 Sherwood PI
O'Brien John, butcher, dwl 140 Perr>-
PACIPIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Contains Addresses 50,000 Merchants.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
O'Brien John, butcher, dwl N s Brannan nr Mission Creek
O'Urion John, butcher De Vaull & Sehuler, dwl S s Tyler
bft Fillmore and Stciner
O'Hrien .Inhn, carpenter, dwl 14 Clcaveland
0'I!rit'n Jclin, dra\Tnan, dwl 624 Pnst
O'BriL-n John, express wiig:on, cor Market and Turk, dwl
cor Cheslev and Harrison
O'Brien John, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2 S. F. F.
D.. dwl 91G SIdntgomery
O'Brien John, fruits and birds, 136 and 138 Second, dwl
136 Second
O'Brien John, harness and saddlerv, 204 Eiyhth
O'Brien John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 10 Leroy
PI
O'Brien John, hostler John D. Collins & Co.
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl 33 Clementina, rear
O'Brien Jnhn, laborer, dwl 37 Sacramento
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl 47 Chesley
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl 226 Main
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl 314 Beale
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl S 8 Alta bet San and Mont
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl SE C"r Brannan and Sixth
O'Brien John, laborer, dwl N a Cortland Av nr San Bru-
no Road S 9 Bemal Heights
O'Brien Jnhn. laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
301 Sixteenth
O'Brien John, laborer Pacific Rolling' Mills, dwl W s
Georgia nr Sierra
O'Brien John, laborer William Teague. 141 Fifth
O'Brien John, longshoreman, dwl 165 Tehama
O'Brien John, painter, dwl 12 Mary
O'Brien John, painter Central R. R.. dwl 11 Kate
O'Brien John, porter J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl S s Henry
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Brien John, proprietor City Hotel, 37 and 39 First
O'Brien John, sailmaker John Reynolds, dwl 34 Welsh
O'Brien John, seaman, dwl 32 Stcuart
O'Brien John, shipwright, dwl 54 Minna
O'Brien John, teamster, dwl Larkin bet Geary and O'Far-
rell
O'Brien John C, ehipcalker, dwl 534 First
O'Brien John C, shipcalker, dwl 1313 Sacramento
O'Brien John D.. fitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
515J Stevenson
O'Brien John H., plumber and gasfitter, 22 Post, dwl 822
Geary
O'Brien John K., blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 1135
Folsom, rear
O'Brien John T., dry-goods dealer, dwl 321 Clementina
O'Brien John T.. timer Market St. R. R., dwl N s Seven-
teenth bet Valencia and Second Av
O'Brien John W., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
13 Chesley
O'Brien Joseph, compositor Benjamin F. Sterett, dwl 411
Stevenson
O'Brien Joseph, laborer S. F. and Pac. L. P. and Shot
Works, dwl 238 Fremont
O'Brien Joseph, miner, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
O'Brien Joseph, pressman, dwl 230 Jessie
O'Brien Joseph, sawj-er D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 173
Minna
O'Brien Joseph G., brushmaker, dwl E s Michigan nr
Shasta
O'Brien Joseph J. (J. J. O'Brien tt Co.), dwl 1707 Octavia
O'Brien Julia (widow), dwl 364 Natoma
O'Brien Julia (widow), dwl 53S Ellis
O'Brien Julia Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School.
dwl 533 Ellis
O'Brien Kate Miss, dressmaker, dwl 31 Eddy
O'Brien Kate Miss, teacher Haves Valley Grammar School,
dwl 39 Page
O'Brien Kate Mrs., shirtmaker. 219 Post
O'Brien Luke, porter Wells. Fargo & Co., dwl 9 Essex
O'Brien Margaret Miss, dwl E s Br}-ant bet Twenty-fourth
and T^vcnty-fifth
O'Brien Margaret Mrs. (widow), boarding. 116 Pacific
O'Brien Martin, clerk, dwl 215 Minna
O'Brien Martin J., laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 17
Gilbert
O'Brien Mar>' (widow), dwl 17 Harriet, rear
O'Brien Man.- f-ftidow), dwl 515 Howard, rear
O'Brien Mary (widow), dwl E s Tenth bet Jessie and Miss
O'Brien Man.- (widow), laundress, dwl 17 Gilbert
O'Brien Man.-, housekeeper 425 Kearny
O'Brien Mary Miss, dwl 1614 Powell
O'Brien Mary Miss, lodgings, 221 Mason
O'Brien Marj- Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 219 Mason
O'Brien Mar>- A. Miss, with Frank & Co., dwl 773 Folsom
O'Brien JIathias, carpenter, dwl SW cor Army and Sanchez
O'Brien Matthew, dwl 1215 Tyler
O'Brien Matthew, blacksmith Potrero and B. V. R. R.
O'Brien Matthew, horseshoer, 19 Hayes, dwl W s Valencia
bet Twenty-fourth and T^venty-f^fth
O'Brien Matthew, plumber and gasfitter, 1136 Market, dwl
449i Minna
O'Brien'Maurice, laborer Hucks, Lambert & Greene, dwl
147 Nat^ima
O'Brien Michael (O'Brien Bros.), dwl SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Natoma
O'Brien Michael, dwl SE cor Broadway and Leavenworth
O'Brien Michael, blacksmith Market St. R. R.
O'Brien Michael, carpenter, dwl 657 Howard
O'Brien Michael, carriage pa inter, dwi 421 Folsom
O'Brien Michael, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 737 Clem
O'Brien Michael, clerk, dwl 40 Minna
O'Brien Michael, clerk Thomas O'Brien, dwl 650 Mission
O'Brien Michael, coachman, dwl 35 Essex
O'Brien Michael, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl SW cor Sixth
and Harrison
O'Brien Michael, expressman, dwl 50 Louisa
O'Brien Michael, foreman J. F. Haycock & Co., dwl 215
Minna
O'Brien Michael, gasfitter Matthew O'Brien, dwl 16 Lang-
ton
O'Brien Slichacl, grocer, dwl 146 Perrj'
O'Brien Michael, hostler, dwl 126 Shipley
O'Brien Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 936
Folsom
O'Brien Michael, junkdealer, dwl N s Ellis bet Scott and
De\isadero
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 20 Moss, rear
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 23 Natoma
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 178 Stevenson
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl 1314 Green
O'Brien Michael, laborer, dwl SW cor Sansom and Vallejo
O'Brien Michael, laborer Superintendent Public Streets
O'Brien Michael, laborer J. Morton & Co.
O'Brien Michael, liquor saloon, 125 Post, dwl 22 Louisa
O'Brien Michael, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis
O'Brien Michael, machinist, dwl 520 Mission
O'Brien Michael, milhmght Joseph Wagner, dwl SE cor
Bryant and Twenty -fourth
O'Brien >fichael. porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 325 First
O'Brien Michael, shipjoiner, dwl 410 Beale
O'Brien Michael, waiter Lick House
O'Brien Michael, j-ardman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 511
Mission
O'Brien Michael J., stonemason, dwl 10^ Rausch
O'Brien Minnie Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl W s Natoma nr Fifteenth
O'Brien M. J., carpenter Palace Hotel
O'Brien M. J. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 39 Page
O'Brien Morgan, fitter U. W. 0. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
573 Mission
O'Brien Morris, engineer Betts' Spring Co., dwl 2 Haywood
O'Brien Morris, stevedore, dwl Fill^rt bet Sansom and
Montgomer>'
O'Brien Mortimer, tailor, dwl W s Natoma nr Fifteenth
O'Brien Nicholas, carpenter, dwl Cberubusco nr Cortland
Av, Benial Heights
O'Brien Nora (widow), dwl 512 Mason
O'Brien P. A., extraman H. and L. Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.
O'Brien Patrick (O'Brien X- HoWm), dwl 5^ Harriet
O'Brien Patrick, boilemiaker Francis I. Currj'
O'Brien Patrick, bootmaker, dwl NE cor Eighth and How
O'Brien Patrick, bottledealer, dwl Es Harrison bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
O'Brien Patrick, carpenter, dwl 592 (56S) Stevenson
O'Brien Patrick, fruitstand, cor Market and Sutter, dwl
570 Bush
O'Brien Patrick, helper Pacific Iron Works, dwl 125 Shipley
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl 16 Bluxome
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl 420 Shijiley
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl 522 Brj-ant
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl 541 First
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Sansom bet Filbertand
Union
O'Brien Patrick, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
dwl SE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
O'Brien Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works
O'Brien Patrick, molder Union Iron Works
O'Brien Patrick, porter Eg^ers & Co.
O'Brien Patrick, tailor John O'Donnell. dwl 2 Sonoma PI
O'Brien Patrick A., foreman gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl
1007 Geary
O'Brien Patrick J., painter, dwl 11 Kate
MOEaAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
0. P.VANSCHAACK.aCO.,706,708. 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
'Brien Patrick R., plumber and g-asfitter, 1006 Market,
dwl S s Tweuly-third iir Folsoni
Brien Peter, barkeeper James O'Brien, dwl 152 Natoma
Brien Peter, laborer, dwl W a Alabama bet Twenty-third
and T\venty-foiirth
Brien Peter, liquor saloon, dwl 151 Natoma
Brien Peter, stevedore, dwl 119 Vallejo
Brien Peter, t«amster F. Daneri & Co., dwl SE cor Har-
rison and Fifth
Brien Peter K. (O'Bru'ii d: Pearson), dwl 12 Eleventh
Brien P. F., shipcari)enter, dwl 307 Brj'ant
Brien Phillip, dwl 116 Second
Brien Phihp, laborer Wessiiiger & Payson, dwl 35 La-
fayette
Brien Richard (O'Brien d: Bride), dwl 44 First
Brien Richard J. {Dimne d* OB.), dwl 240 Clara
Brien Robert, laborer Palace Hotel
Bnen Robert, teamster, dwl 219 Post
Brien Rosa, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Brien Rosa (widow), fluter S. F. Laundry', NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Brien Rose (\vidow), housekeeper 628 California
Brien Stephen C, (O'Brien tt Fell), dwl 40 iliuna
Brien Thomas, dwl 5ly Slissiou
Brien Thomas, blacksmith Moynihau &: Aitken, dwl W
s Kansas bet Humboldt and tiierra
Brien Thomas, bootmaker, dwl loll Battery
Brien Thomas, Bricklajers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Brien Thomas, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 44
Minna
Brien Thomas, clerk William Koch, dwl 1915 Stockton
Brien Thomas, coalpasser stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Brien Thomas, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 342
Seventh
Brien Thomas, expressman, dwl 48 Gilbert
Brien Tliomas, gasfltter ilcNally &, Hawkins, dwl 16
Langton
'Brien Thomas, groceries and liquors, 650 Mission, dwl
164 Tehama
'Brien Thomas, ironworker Thomas White, dwl W s
Gunnison bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth
'Brien Thomas, laborer, dwl 3 Folsom Av
'Brien Thomas, laborer, dwl 36 Sacramento
'Brien Thomas, laberer, dwl 511 Mission
'Brien Thomas, laborer E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl 424
Sansom
'Brien Thomas, liquor saloon, cor Market and Sacra-
mento, dwl 5 Drumm
'Brien Thomas B., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 267
Minna
'Brien Thomas E., laborer, dwl 237 Perry
'Brien Thomas V., attorney at law, office 712 Montgom-
ery, dwl NE cor Twenty-third and Guerrero
'Brien Thomas W., brickmasou, dwl 1140 Mission, rear
'Brien Timothy, dwl 76 Jessie
Brien Timothy, bootmaker John Sulli%'an, dwl 1011 Bat-
tery
Brien Timothy, fruits, dwl 11 Noble PI
Brien Timothy, gardener, dwl o4 Shipley
Brien Timothy, laborer, dwl 403 Stevenson ,
Brien Timothy, laborer Golden Gate Park
Brien Timothy, laborer Palace Hotel
Brien Timothy, stevedore, dwl S s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery' and Sansom
Brien WiUiam, dwl 11^^ Freelon
Brien William, barber, dwl 316 Jessie
Brien W^illiam, bricklayer, dwl 56S Mission
Brien William, drayman George Bryden, dwl 171 Perry
Brien William, gastitter Bush .i: Mihie, dwl 1007 Gearj'
Brien Wilham, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl 630
0*Brine William, hay and grain, 2010 Polk, dwl cor Broad-
way and Fillmore
O'Brien William, hostler N. B. and Mission R. E., dwl 414
Shipley
O'Brien William, laborer, dwl 220 Sixth
O'Brien William, laborer, dwl 710 Tehama
O'Brien William, laborer Freight Depot, Southern Pac. R.
R., dwl 222 Fifth
O'Brien William, laborer New City Hall, dwl Demadero
bet Ellis and O'Farrell
O'Brien William, masun Palace Hotel
O'Brien William, molder Union Iron Works
O'Brien William, peddler, dwl cor Market and Valencia
O'Brien William, porter, dwl 248 Jessie
O'Brien William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
O'Brien William, wholesale butcher, cor Railroad and
Sixth avs, South S. F., otBce 606 Montgomeiy, dwl
NW cor Twenty-fourth and Bartlett
O'Brien Wilham J., tinsmith Bauer & Reineger, dwl W g
Natoma bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Brien Wilham J., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
519 Grove
O'Brien William McM., receiving teller Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, dwl NW cor Guerrero and Twen-
ty-fouj*th
O'Brien William 0., dwl SW cor Capp and Twenty-fourth
O'Brien William P., glassblower, dwl 237 Perry
O'Brien Wilham R., peddler, dwl N s Market nr Van
Ness Av
0*BKIE\ WILLLUI S. {Flood d; O'B.), dwl 426 Post
O'Brien Willis, painter,.dwl Brjant nr Eighth
O'Brien W. J., dwl altj Jessie
O'Brien & Bride {liickard O'Brien and Morris Bride),
groceries and liquors, 44 First
O'Brien a. Fell (Stephen C. O'Brien and George W. Fell),
butchers, 1 Grand Central Market
O'Brien ic Holton {Patrick O' Briton and Louis ilolton),
liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and Steuart
O'Brien it Pearson {Peter B. O'Brien aiui Halter Pear-
son), biacksmitbs, 19 Hayes
0'BK1K.\ «£ WAK1» (John O'Brien and Janu^s Ward),
intelligence ottice and real-estate agents, 610 Mont-
gomery
O'Brj-an James, driver McNally & Blattner, dwl Rusa
House
O'Callughan Dennis J., stableman R. L Green, dwl 304
Beale
O'Callaghan L. iliss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl 707 Green
O'Callaghau Margaret (widow), dwl 4 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Mary J. (widow), dwl 707 Green
0'Callat;han Richard, shoemaker. Mission opp Twelfth,
dwl E s Colmnbia nr Twenty-fourth
O'Callaghau Thomas, laborer, dwl 117 First Av
O'Callaghan Thomas, plumber, dwl 4 Twehth
O'Callahan Deiuiis, tracklayer Omnibus R. R., dwl 35
Everett
O'Callahan Edward, carpenter Pala(^ Hotel
O'Callahan Michael, driver James H. Cimimings, dwl 222
Jackson
O'Callahan Wilham, engineer, dwl 24 Ritch
O'Cane J., bricklayer, dwl 34 Hayes
O'Clair S., dwl 213 ilinna
O'Clare Alfred, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 515 Greenwich
O'Connell Anne (_ widow), dwl 312 Mason
O'Counell Charles J., clerk Edmond Fljun, dwl 946 How-
ard
O'Connell Christopher, laborer, dwl 289 Union
O'Coimell Daniel, boatbuilder, dwl W s Sansom bet Green
and Union
O'Connell Daniel, can'er S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
1124 Harrison
0*CONx\l£LL DAXIEL^ editor and proprietor Bohe-
mian, ottice 423 Washington, dwl 82u Bush
O'Coimell Daniel, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl cor
Third and Minna
O'Connell Daniel A., watchmaker 155 Third, dwl 9 Hamp-
ton PI
O'Connell D. S., carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 295
Clementina
O'Connell Ellen (widow), dwl 2002 Hyde
O'Comiell Frank, clerk James O'Connell, dwl 1005 Har
O'Connell James, broker, dwl Windsor House
O'Connell James, clerk, dwl 820 Folsom
O'Connell James, clerk August Weihe, dwl 1133 Folsom
O'Connell James, laborer Calvarj- Cemetery', dwl W s Ma-
sonic Av nr Point Lobos Av
O'Counell James, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis
OTO^XELL JAMC^, wood and coal, Larue's Wharf,
dwl 1005 Harrison
O'Connell James Jr., machinist, dwl 1005 Harrison
O'Connell James A., stationery, 310 FifLh, dwl 1025 Har
O'Counell James O. Jr., ch-rk, dwl 31Si Filth
O'Connell John, expresswagon, SW cor Montgomery and
Sutter, dwl 95"i Mission
O'Connell John, laborer, dwl 43 Jessie, rear
O'Connell John, sawyer Kragen & Co., dwl 421 Dupont
O'Connell John, seaman, dwl 10O5 Harrison
O'Connell John, stevedore, dwl 32 Langt*.»n
O'Connell John J., carriage] >ainter, dwl 32 Langton
O'Connell John T., fireman, dwl 1005 Harrison
O'Comiell Kate Miss, dwl 9 Bernard
O'Connell Lawrence, dwl W s Masonic Av nr Point Lotos
Av
O'Connell M., sash and blindmaker, dwl 81 Natoma
O'Connell Margaret Miss, midwife, dwl 2002 Hyde
O'Coimell Margaret (.widow), dwl 717 Sansom
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Paoific Coast.
Jewelry Manufactory. Wholesale and Betail, D. W, Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
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O'Connell Maria (widow), ironer S. F. Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
O'Connell Martin {EmeUherg tt O'C), dwl 1012 Pacific
O'Connell Martin, contractor, dwl 532 Natoma
O'Connell Michael, bootmaker T. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 152 Fir^t „ .
O'Connell Michael, laborer, dwl S b McAllister bet Sterner
and Pierce , ^ , , , «^
O'ConneU Michael, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 27
Rausch
O'Connell Michael, plumber, dwl 23 Turk, rear
O'Connell Michael F. , clerk James O'Connell, dwl 1005 Har
O'Connell Man" (widow), dwl 129 Folsom, rear
O'Connell Matthew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
O'Connell Patrick, maltj^ter Lyon i Co., dwl 15 Janaen
O'Connell Richard, pipemaker Francis Smith i: Co., dwl 3
Tehama
O'Comiell Thomas, machinist, dwl E a Stevenson bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
O'Comiell Timothy, carpenter, dwl 10 Welsh
O'Connell William, bootmaker, dwl 417 aementina
O'Connell William, bootmaker, 813 Howard, dwl 156 First
O'Connell William, liquor saloon, 156 First
O'Connell William V., clerk Gleeson & Fell, dwl 156 First
O'Connor A. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary School,
dwl 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Barney, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
O'Connor Bernard, hackdriver, dwl 206 tJnion
O'Connor Bridget (widow), dwl 126 GUbert, rear
O'Connor Bryan {Ktane, O'C. <t Co.), dwl SW cor O'Far-
rell and Van Ness Av
O'Connor C. Rev., secretary- Archbishop Alemany, 628 Cal
O'Connor C. & Co. {William Cuilen), groceries and liq-
uors, SW cor Fifth and Stevenson
O'Connor Catharine (widow), dwi 61 Minna
O'Connor Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 725 Harrison
O'Connor Charles, clerk, dwl 946 Howard
O'Connor Charles, laborer Crittenden & Dalton, dwl 1002
Sutter
O'Connor Charles, oiler Goodwin & Co., dwl 276 Minna
O'Connor Charles, plmnber James K. Prior
O'Connor Charles A., bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan &
Co. , dwl 457 Bryant
O'Connor Christopher (C. O'Connor d- Co.), dwl 409 Stev
O'Connor Clarence, laborer, dwl 840 Market
O'Connor Cornelius, real estate, dwl 316 Fremont
O'Connor Daniel, lodgings, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, wheelwright Bernard Gallagher, dwl 236
Sutter
O'Connor David, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsy
O'Connor Dennis, baker, dwl 539 Mission, rear
O'Connor Dennis, porter Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
248 Jessie
O'Connor Dennis, speculator, dwl 919 Natoma
O'Connor D. S., woodcarver, dwl 295 Clementina
O'Connor Edward, laborer Francis I. Curry, dwlcorThir-
ty-second and Mission
O'Connor Edward J., clerk John O'Connor, dwl SE cor
Pacific Av and Octa^ia
O'Connor Elizabeth (\*idow), seamstress, dwl 321 Minna
O'Connor Ellen (widow), dwl cor Isabel and Wolf, N s Ber-
nal Heights
O'Connor Ellen Miss, dressmaker, dwl 307 Minna
O'Connor Eugene, carpenter, dwl 10 Langtou
O'Connor Eugene, marblecutter, dwl 268 Stevenson
O'Connor Frank, attorney at law, office 601 California,
dwl 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor George, dwl 603 Bush
O'Connor George, carpenter, dwl 330 Jessie
O'Connor George, clerk Dennis Gearj-, dwl 410 Folsom
O'Connor Hugh, importer and manufacturer shoe tops
and gaiters, 504 Market
O'Connor James {Jameit O'Connor it Co.), dwl 434 Geary
O'Connor James, dwl 863 Harrison
O'Connor James, broker, dwl 1133 Folsom
O'Connor James, broker, dwl Windsor House
O'Connor Jiunes, laborer Michael Welsh, dwl Dame nr
ITiirtielh
O'Connor James, liquor Baloon, 61T Mission, dwl 328
Minna
O'Coimor James, miner, dwl BE cor Anthony and Jessie
O'Connor James, nurse City and County Hospital, dwl E
s Hami»shire bet Twenty-second and T\\-enty- third
O'Connor Jamcij a: Co. (JV'. P. Limbaugh), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Geary and Taylor
O'Connor James L, clerk J. W. Grace & Co.. dwl 1507
Lor kin
O'Connor Jane Miss, laundry. 111 Minna, dwl 79 New Mont
O'Connor Jeremiah, hogranch, W s San Jos^ Road nr St.
Mary's College
O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 117 First Av
O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
O'Connor Jeremiah, whitener, 941 Market
O'Connor Johanna (widow), dwl 863 Harrison
O'Connor John, dwl 1133 Folsom
O'Connor John, dwl Galinto nr Sixteenth
O'Connor John, blacksmith, dwl N s O'Farrell bet Octa-
\ia and Laguna
O'Connor Johnf carpenter, dwl NE cor Lindon Av and
Franklin
O'Connor John, carpenter, dwl S s Fifteenth Av nrP,
South S. F.
O'Connor John, contractor, dwl £ a Pierce bet McAllister
and Fulton
O'Comior John, engineer, dwl 230 Folsom
O'Connor John, laborer, dwl 17 Gilbert, rear
O'Connor John, laborer, dwl 303 First
O'Connor John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Sierra
bet Georgia and Michigan
O'Connor John, longshoreman, dwl 907 Battery
O'Connor John, painter, dwl 863 Harrison
O'Connor John, produce commission, SE cor Drumm and
Clay, dwl SE cor Pacific Av and Octavia
O'Connor John, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 926
Harrison
O'Connor John, producedealer, dwl 10 Heron
O'Connor John B., bookkeeper Musical Department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., dwl 534 Bush
O'Connor John E., boilermaker Francis I. Gurry, dwl 227
Perry
O'Connor Joseph, vice-principal Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl N s Gear>' bet Devisadero and Broderick
O'Connor Kate Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,
dwl cor Laguna and Fulton
O'Connor Kate Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
O'Connor LawTence, bricklayer, dwl N s Park Av nr Ala-
bama, Bemal Heights
O'Connor Margaret Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
O'Connor Maria (widow), dwl 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Martin, gardener, dwl NE cor Leavenworth and
Filbert
O'Connor Mary (widow), dwl 45 Louisa
O'Connor Mary (widow), dwl 307 Minna
O'Connor Marj- (widow), boarding, dwl 45 Ijouisa
O'Connor Man' (widow), boarding, 115 First
O'Connor Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl Dame nr Thirteenth
O'Connor Matthew, dwl 543 Stevenson
O'Connor M. C. (widow), dwl 1133 Folsom
O'Connor M. E. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
Jwl 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Michael, baker John P. Power, dwl W s Scott
bet Bush and Pine
O'Connor Michael, cook U. S. Hotel, 304 Beale
O'Connor Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second, dwl 311 Ritch
O'Connor Mich;iel, expresawagon, cor Kearny and Bush,
dwl 414 Post, rear
O'Connor Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor Laguna
and Fulton
O'Cormor Michael, laborer Construction Department U.
S. Mint
O'Connor Michael, plumber Etigene N. Fritz, dwl 28 Turk
O'Connor Michael, seaman, dwl 334 Third, rear
O'Connor Michael, shoemaker, dwl 152 First
O'Coimor Michael, waiter stm William Taber, Market St.
■Wharf
O'Connor Michael C, shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl S 8
Virginia Av bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
O'Connor Michael F. (£. Commins .t Co.), dwl 729 Leav
O'Coimor Michael H., salesman Michael Walsh, dwl 4
Beale PI
O'Connor Michael J. , oflBce 109 Front, res San Rafael
O'Connor Michael Joseph, driver Osgood & Stetson, dwl
45 Louisa
O'Connor Owen, dwl 325^ Bush
O'Connor Patrick, carpenter Palace Hotel
O'Connor Patrick, cartman, dwl 8 Gilbert, rear
O'Coimor Patrick, cooper, dwl 39 Fifth Av
O'Connor Patrick, helper John Hennessy, dwl 33 Ritch
O'Connor Patrick, hidecurer, dwl cor Eighth Av and M,
South S. F.
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, dwl 68 Natoma
O'Connor Patrick, laborer Pacific Oil and Lead Works,
dwl King St. House
O'Connor Patrick, molder Union Iron Works
O'Connor Patrick, plumber William R. Allen
O'Connor Patrick, porter Hermann Ernst, 45 Clay
MORGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
i • P. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710. 712, 7U, and 716 Eearny, Established 1852.
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O'Connor Patrick, teamster, dwl N s O'FarreU bet Octa-
via and Laguna
O'Connor Philip T., bricklayer, dwl 1913 Broadway
O Connor P. J., architect, dwl S6 Geary
O'Connor Richard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Valleio
and Leavenworth
O'Connor Richard, liquor saloon, 424 Broadway
O'Connor Rodgers, gardener, dwl 225 Stevenson
O'Connor Rose (widow), dwl 22 Verona PI
O'Connor Rose Miss, ladies' hairdresser Nora Scullv res
Oakland Point ^'
O'Connor Sarah (widow), dwl 227 Perry
O'Connor Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl S12 Jessie
O'Connor Skein, dressmaker, dwl 227 Peny
O'Connor T. & Co. (^Thomas Spootur), seedsmen and pro-
duce commission merchants, 426 Sansom
O'Connor Terrence, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 124
O'Connor Terrence, miner, dwl 316 Fourth
O'Connor Thomas (T. O'Cmmcrr Jb Co.), dwl California nr
Webster
O'Connor Thomas, carder Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills
dwl Nineteenth bet Dolores and Guerrero '
O'Connor Thomas, clerk, dwl 272 Tehama
O'Connor Thomas, clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
Nucleus House
O'Connor Tliomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Guer-
rero
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Cortland At nr Hick-
ory Av and Islais Creek
O'Connor Thomas, laborer Salamander Feltine Co. dwl
Eighteenth Av, South S. F.
O'Connor Thomas, moneybroker, 612 Montgomery, dwl
Windsor House
O'Connor Thomas, scrollsawyer California Mills, dwl Lyon,
nr Lone Mountain
O'Connor Thomas, seedsman, dwl 935 Sacramento
O'Connor Thomas F., bailiff Surireme Court California
640 Clay
O'Connor Thomas J., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
dwd 33 John
O'Connor Thomas M., chief deputy County Recorder, dwl
Lick House
O'Connor Timothy, calker, dwl E s Leavenworth bet Fil-
bert and Union
O'Connor Timothy, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl 123 Te-
hama, rear
O'Connor Timothy, laborer S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
O'Connor Timothv, liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth and Har-
rison, dwl 861 Harrison
O'Connor Timothy, miUer National Flour Mills, dwl 43
Tehama
O'Connor Timothy, painter Wason & Morris, dwl S 8
Twenty-first lu- Guerrero
O'Connor Timothy, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
cor Twenty-flrst and Dolores
O'Connor T. J., conductor Market St. R. E., dwl 536 Va-
lencia
O'Connor William, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 31 Hunt
O'Connor Wilham, laborer, dwl 1 Francisco
O'Connor William, porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
124 Fell
COonnor William, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl NE
cor Sansom and Pacific
O'Connor William, teamster, dwl 206 Union
O'Connor William H., laborer S. F. Manufacttuing Co.
O'Connor William J., clerk Yates & Co., dwl 613 Pine
O'Connor William Vincent, porter Osgood & Stetsen, dwl
13 Vincent
O'Connors Patrick, carpenter, dwl 629 Stevenson
O'Connors Patrick, laborer, dwl 26 Freelon
O'Connors Terrence, laborer John Cochran, dwl NW cor
Fourth and Market
O'Day Denuis, cattleherder, dwl 9 Gilbert
I I'Day Dennis, teamster F. Jacob Wisslng, dwl 266 Clem
•J'Day Edward, tailor, dwl 210 Eleventh
o|Day Edward, clerk, dwl 256 Clementina
O'Day Ellen, housekeeper, dwl 216 Leavenworth
O'Day .John, porter Giosue Kottanze
' 'Day John, tinsmith J. Ahlbach, 207 Fourth
• 'Day John F., clerk Richard Tobin, dwl 256 Clementina
" Day Joseph, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 314 Third, rear
M'Day Michael, clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 821
Minna
O'Day Michael, drayman, NW cor Jackson and Front, dwl
228 Clara
0|Day Michael, longshoreman, dwl 22 Folsom
tTima ** ™"'s'""" Lockhart & Porter, dwl 139 Na-
o'm-v pV.^l.'Tk'"" "'5^';' ''"™" ""d t^ins. 316 Mont
O Da> Patrick, laborer, dwl 513 Howard
0 Day Patrick, plumber, dwl 155 Minna
ODay Patrick J., miner, dwl California Av bet Twentv-
0'TlnfTT""""',^'™'^-''«''th, fiernal Heights ^
O Day Thomas, laborer, dwl 32 Church PI
X.n ^' ™'?"^' 'ruckman, 607 Front, dwl 9 Gilbert
O Day ^ ilham, laborer, dwl 139 Natoma
O'dS' RriU'T; ™™'*" Lockhart & Porter, dwl 628 How
O Dea Bndget (widow), dwl 1023 Post
O Dea Martin (ilunni'^an i- O'D.), dwl 609 Post
O De^l Luther, cracker packer Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414
°'° Clara""™ P-. polisher Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl 22
O'Demiott Frank A., dentist C. C. Knowles dwl X^^ K«ir
O'DOIIEUTl' «E0K«;E, stenograph^ 'repoifer, d^^
°''?»"^'\".\.K"(f«"«. '•■'borer H. 0. Fiske, dwl 226 Mission
O Donald William, waiter John Georse, dwl 222 Minna
O Donnell Andrew, laborer, dwl 611 Mission
O Donnell Anthony, carpenter, dwl 323 Stockton, rear
O Doimell Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 312 Harrison
O Donnell Bartley, laborer, dwl 1124 Harrison
O Donnell Bernard, hackman. Plaza, dwl 1824 Powell
O Donnell Bernard, tanner Cornelius O'Doimell, dwl 606
Third
O'Donnell Catharine Miss, seamstress, dwl 309 Seventh
O Donnell Celia (widow), dwl 868 Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, carpenter Palace Hotel
O'Donnell Charies, expresswagon, cor Mission and Second
dwl 1035 Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, heater Pacific Rolling Mills
O'Doimell Charles C, physician, otfice and dwl 825 Kear
O Donnell Conielius, laborer, dwl 75i)J Mission
O'MO.WEIL t'OKNElllS, manufacturer morocco,
kid, goat, and sheepskins, 607 and 609 Brannan dwl
606 Third
O'Donnell Cornelius, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl E s
Harrison bet Twenty-second and T^venty-third
O'Donnell D., boilermaker Francis 1. Currj'
O'Donnell Dennis, laborer, dwl SW cor Laguna and Page
O'Domiell Ellen (widow), dwl 1517 Broadway, rear
O'Donnell F., contractor, dwl 1331 Pacific
O'Donnell James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
O'Donnell James, fireman Southern Pac. B. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
O'Donnell James, laborer, dwl 18^ Bowman PI
O'Donnell James, laborer, dwl 645 Mission
O'Donnell James, plumber Sutherland & Gray, dwl 120
Hayes
O'Donnell James, policeman City Hall, dwl 116 Bernard
O'Donnell James, special policeman, dwl 5 Thirteenth Av
O'Donnell James, tailor John O'Donnell, dwl 164 Minna
O'Donnell James J., gasfitter Bush & Mihie, dwl Jackson
St. House
O'Donnell Jane (widow), dwl 9 Carlos PI
O'Donnell John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
O'Donnell John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl E s Howard
nr Third
O'Donnell John, laborer Selby's Smelting Works, dwl 2214
Mason
O'Donnell John, machinist Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 606
Third
O'Donnell John, merchant tailor, 23 Post, dwl S 8 Fulton
bet Buchanan and Laguna
O'Donnell John, ser\iceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 7
CYook
O'Donnell John, stock and moneybroker, dwl 930 Folsom
O'Donnell J. P., cari>enter, dwl 81 Natoma
O'Donnell M. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 120 Fourth
O'Donnell Maggie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl cor Filth and Folsom
O'Donnell Margaret (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1 Buss
O'Donnell Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 239 Fifth
O'Donnell Martha Mrs., boarding, 179 Minna
O'Donnell Martin {Donovan tt WD.), dwl 464 Natoma
O'Donnell Michael, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
O'Donnell Michael, fireman, dwl 129 Folsom
O'Donnell Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
O'Donnell Michael, fireman stm Monterey, Market St.
Whart
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, dwl 345J Tliird
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, dwl Santa Clara bet Hamp-
shire and York
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O'Douncll Patrick, butcher Louis Werner, dwl 910 Bryant
O'Uunnell Patrick, carpenter Palace Hotel
U'Uonnell Patrick, laborer, dwl 34 Clara
O'Donnull Patrick, seaman Pacific MaU S. Sj. Uipsj
O'JJoiuiell Peter, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Central
O'Bonnell Philip, salesman H. Wronkow & Co., dwl 303
Third
O'Douncll Richard, cook, dwl 729 Bryant
O'Donnell Roger, expressman, dwl Sli7 i olsom
O'Uounell Roger, real esUte, dwl 1318 Dupont
O'UonncU Sarah (widow), janitor Rmcou bchool, dwl S
Perry nr Second „ „ .,_ j . o/-.t
O'Dumiell Sarah Miss, taUoress Fas3 & Brother, dwl 267
Folsom
O'Donnell Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1016 Mmna
O'Douncll Thomas, t'asfltter, dwl 203 Post
O'Douncll Thomas, laborer, dwl 434 Union
O'Donnell Thomas, laborer Henry F. WUUams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
O'Donnell Thomas, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
O'Donnell Thomas, salesman Peucotto & Silverman, 42
Third
O'Donnell Thomas, stonecutter, dwl 18 Rausch
O'Donnell William, butclier, dwl W s N bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth avs. South S. F.
O'Donnell William, laborer Union Iron Works
O'Donnell William, waiter, dwl 223 Minna
O'Donnell William, watchman WUsou, Merry & Co., dwl
cor Buchanan and Bay
O'Donoghue Cornelius, salesman Kennedy, O'NeUl & Bren-
nan, dwl US Third
O'Donoghue James, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
O'Donoghue Jeremiah J., professor languages, dwl 1004
Market
O'Donohue Daniel, carrepairer Central Pacific R. R., dwl
O'Donohue John, expresswagon, 629 Davis, dwl 623 Davis
O'Donohue Owen, miner, dwl 420 Shipley
O'Doiiovan Bartholomew J., builder, dwl 1017 Clay
O'Donovan Michael, parcel clerk Keane, O'Connor & Co.,
dwl 703 Hyde , , ^
O'Donovan Patrick, bootmaker S. W. Roseustock & Co.,
dwl 00 First
O'DriscoU Daniel, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 442
Second
O'Dwyer James, principal Ocean House School, dwl 219
Capp
O'Dwyer James, salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 860 Folsom
O'Dwyer James P., housepainter, dwl 20 Minna
O'Farrell Andrew, gasfitter, dwl Oil Ueary, rear
O'Farrell James D., dwl Morton House
O'FarrcU Jasper, dwl Morton House
O'Farrell John, freight clerk stm Kalorama, Market St.
Wharf
O'Farrell John, office 10 Market, dwl 525 Folsom
O'Farrell John J., stevedore, dwl cor Seventh and Har
O'Farrell Margaret, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
O'Farrell Michael, hostler, dwl 21 Sixth
O'Farrell Michael, real estate, dwl Oil Geary, rear
O'Farrell Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 14 Washington Av
O'Farrell Thomaa A., cook Pacific Club, dwl 530 California
O'Ferrall H. Francis, paying teller Hibemia Savings and
Loan Society, dwl 301 'I'urk
O'Ferrall William, clerk, dwl 301 Turk
O'FIaherty Bai-tley, laborer, dwl 13 Clara, rear
O'Flaherty Dennis, hackman. Plaza, dwl NW cor Grove
and tiough
O'Flaherty John, laborer, dwl 258 Clementina
O'FIaherty MiclKwl, laborer, dwl 13 Clara, rear
0'1'lalierty Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Clara, rear
O'FIaherty Patrick, shoefitter Buckingham & Hccht, dwl
\'alley House, 114 Hayes
O'Flaherty Thomas, laborer, dwl 18 Geneva
O'Flinu Peter Rev., professor St. Ignatius College, dwl
811 Market
O'Glumm John, blacksmith E. Carr
O'Gorman John, wagomnaker, dwl 521 Howard
O'Oorman Joseph, ealesiuan Gleeson & Fell, dwl 1300 Jack
O'Gorman Patrick, liquor saloon and lodgings, 508 Mission
O'Gonnan Peter, cartman, dwl N W cor Fifth and Town-
send
O'Gnuly Annie Miss, shoefitter J. Irwin, dwl 510 Fourth
O'Grady Coleman, stonemason Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl
054 Vallejo
O'Grady Dennis, waiter Russ House, dwl 159 Minna
O'Grady James, laborer, dwl 220 Ritch, rear
O'Grady James, steward, dwl 40 Howard
O'Grady James, waiter 112 Kearny, dwl 68 Tehama
O'Grady John, lather Palace Hotel
O'Gradv Margaret (widow), dwl 600 Minna
O'Grady Nelly Miss, compositor Woman's PubUshmg Co.,
dwl 4244 Clementina
O'Grady Patrick, laborer Superintendent Public Streets,
dwl 444 Sixth
O'Grady William, laborer Palace Hotel
O'Hagan Michael, clerk Robert Mayers, dwl 603 Pine
O'Hagan Patrick, extraman H. and L. No. 1 S. F. F.
D., dwl 22 O'Farrell
O'Hagiu Peter, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
O'Halloran Florence, porter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 709
Howard
O'Halloran Thomas, tailor, dwl 30i Jessie
O'Halloran Timothy, dwl 1103 Mason
O'Hanlon Daniel, laborer, dwl 611 Mission
O'Hanlon James, dry goods, boots and shoes, 725 Mont-
gomery, dwl 802 Broadway
O'Hanlon Jeremiah, marblecutter Timothy Horgan, dwl
NK cor Second and Mission
O'Hara Anne (widow), dwl York bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
O'Hara Charles, teamster, dwl (119) 1-20 Chnton
O'Hara D. D., dwl 615 Bush
O'Hara Edward, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 248 Te-
hama
O'Hara Edward, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 168
Shipley „ . , „
O'Hara Ellen (widow), dwl E s Twelfth bet Fol and How
O'Hara Henry, longshoreman, dwl 111 Jessie
O'Hara James (O'Uara i- Brentuin), dwl S s Broadway
ur Sausom ^ , «.r
O'Hara James D., barkeeper Jones & Miurhy, dwl 745
Market
O'Hara John, coachman S. F. Butterworth, dwl 626 Geary
O'Hara John, laborer Henry F. WiUiams, dwl Long Bridge
foot Fourth
O'Hara John, waiter Russ House
O'Hara Lizzie, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 1716
Leavenworth ^ , ,- ,
O'Hara Maggie Miss, seamstress A. Haass & Co., dwl li ork
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
O'Hara Michael, laborer Risdou I. and L. Works, dwl St
Nicholas Hotel
O'Hara Michael, longshoreman, dwl 111 Jessie
O'Hara Patrick, lather Palace Hotel
O'Hara Richard, laborer Martin Connelly, dwl 107 Dora
O'Hara Robert, barkeeper John E. Green, dwl 248 Tehama
O'Hara Robert, engineer Southern Pac. E. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
O'Hara Thomas, tinsmith Thomas Corey, dwl 1715 Leav
O'Hara William, fireman stm Los Angeles, Market St.
Wharf
O'Hara William G., porter W. & I. Steinhart & Co., dwl
NW cor Dupont and Clay
O'Hara & Brennan (James Ollara and James Brennan),
liquor saloon, Oil Davie
O'Hare Charles, molder Union Iron Works
O'Hare Charles, toolmaker Carl Hinz, dwl 332 Seventh
O'Hare Ellen Miss, shoefitter, dwl 24 Linden Av
O'Hare James, bootmaker, dwl llOi Gilbert
O'Hare James, metolroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl Colum-
bia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
O'Hare James, shoemaker, dwl 21 Hunt
O'Hare John, gardener, dwl W s Florida bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
O'Hare John, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl 2'27 Second
O'Hare Joseph, dwl 424 Broadway
O'Hare Michael, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 223 Beale
O'Hare Patrick, molder, dwl 611 Mission
O'Hare William, laborer, dwl -21 Hunt
O'Hea Richard H., stovemomiter Locke & Montague, dwl
E s Stevenson bet Nuieteenth and Twentieth
O'Hearn Daniel, laborer, dwl 'ZtS Jessie
O'Hearn Daniel, laborer, dwl 521 Mission
O'Hearn Edward, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, South S. F.
O'Hearn William, laborer, dwl 30 Welsh
O'Heron Michael, driver Market St. R. R., dwl 510 Six-
teenth
O' Heron Thomas, laborer, dwl 166 Clara, rear
O'Horo Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Es
Eighth bet OcUvia and Laguna
O'Kane Arthur, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1316
Sacramento
O'Kaue Francis, expresswagon, cor Kearny and Post, dwl
555 Natoma
O'Kane Jiunes, watchman, dwl NE cor Miller PI and Fol
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Kane John, hackman, Plaza
Kane John, harness and saddlery, 213 Kearny, dwl 1125
McAllister
Kane John, oflSce 331 Montgomerj', dwl 346 First
Kane Margaret (widow), dwl 34(3 First
Kane Patrick, blacksmith PaciGc Rolling MiUs, dwl Ws
Georg'ia bet Shasta and Sierra
Keefe Daniel, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 129 Fol
'Keefe Daniel, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
dwl 114 Welsh
Keefe David, laborer, dwl 5 Russell
Keefe Dennis, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay
and Jones
Keefe EHza (widow), dwl 709 Mason
Keefe Hannah Mrs., groceries and liquors, SE cor Dora
and Harrison
Keefe Henry, laborer, dwl 327 Beale
Keefe James, laborer Palace Hotel
Keefe James, seaman, dwl Minena House
Keefe Jeremiah, barkeeper, dwl 637 Howard
Keefe Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 128 First
Keefe Jeremiah, waiter, dwl 54 Jessie
Keefe John, blacksmith, dwl 29 Hunt
Keefe John, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl Russ bet Sixth and Seventh
Keefe John, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl W a
Bourbin PI bet Eddy and Ellis
Keefe John, carbuilder Central Pacific R. R., dwl 5 Las-
kie
Keefe John, driver Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 150
Shipley
Keefe John, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Keefe John, laborer Hatha wa.v's WTiarf , dwl 25 Frederick
Keefe John, porter, dwl 228 Folsom
Keefe John, porter Pacific Mail S. S. China
Keefe Margaret (widow), dwl 19 Fifth Av
Keefe Michael, laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Keefe Michael, waiter F. Conrades
Keefe Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 327
Beale
Keefe Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 709 Mason
Keefe Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 709 Mason
Keefe Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 113 First
Keefe Timothy, bootmaker, dwl 45 Chesley
Keefe William, seaman, dwl 135 Folsom
>*KEEFF£ rRAM'l!^ P., sucessor to J. D. Cusheon,
real-estate and business agent, 23(5 Mont, dwl 145 Third
Keeffe James, laborer, dwl 122 Shipley
Keeffe James, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 959 Market
Keeffe John, bootmaker Antoine C. Royer, dwl St.
Nicholas Hotel
Keeffe John, drayman George Bryden, dwl 171 Perry
Keeffe Thomas J., bookkee|>er New England Mutual
Life Ins. Co., dwl 102 Mason
Keepe Jerrj', teamster J. McDevitt, dwl S s Vallejo nr
Sansom
Keith Daniel, driver Flanagan & Gallagher, dwl 834
Market
Keith Thomas, machinist Charles H, Leavitt, dwl 709
Mason
Kelberg N. P., blacksmith Liljenberg: & Bro., dwl 113
Jackson
Kell Charles J. , clerk Hart, Blair & Co., dwl 519 O'Farrell
Langrin Frank, carpenter, dwl 537^ Stevenson
Laughlin Martin, butcher, 1 Grand Central Market, dwl
NE cor Ninth and Minna
Leary Cornelius, plumber, dwl 304 Beale
Lear}' Daniel, painter, dwl 937 Folsom
Leary Daniel, tanner Francis McAleer, dwl 1929 Howard
Leary Daniel, teamster, dwl N s Ellis bet Scott and
Devisadero
Leary David, laborer, dwl 71 Shipley
Leary Dennis, coffeedealer, dwl GIO Jones
Leary Dennis, shoemaker Howe &, Harris, dwl 256 Min
Leary D. F., jaintcr Car Shop Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Leary Fergus (Kane, O'Leary ct- Co.), dwl Brooklyn
Hotel
Leary J., foundryraan Hanscom & Co.
Leary James, editor Journal of Commerce, dwl 71 Ship
Leary James, hostler, 709 Jones, dwl 7 Lewis PI
Learj- James, tamier F. M. Wilkinson, dwl 736 Folsom
Leary Jeremiah, moroccofinisher, dwl SW cor Brannan
and Sixth
Leary John, boatman Market St. Wharf, dwl 6 Folsom
Leary John, bricklayer, dwl 568 Mission
Leary John, groceries and liquors, 00 First
Learj' John, laborer, dwl 149 Silver
Learj' John, laborer, dwl SE cor Francisco and Jones
O'Learj' John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 15 Clem
O'Leary John, maltster Lyon & Co.'s Malt House, dwl 410
Chestnut
O'Leary John, mariner, dwl 207 Pacific
O'Leary John, mason Palace Hotel
O'Leary Kate Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 36 Garden
O'Leary K. R. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School
dwl 110 SLxth
O'Leary P. A., clerk Auditing Department Wells, Fargo &
Co., dwl 177 Perry
O'Leary Timothy, mason Palace Hotel
O'Leary William, boatman Market St. Wharf, dwl Seventh
Av bet C and D, South S. F.
0'Le:u-y William, letter messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.. dwl
177 Perry
O'Leary William, proprietor Union House, 32 Steuart
O'Leaves Nichols, pantriinan stm William Taber. Market
St. Wharf
O'Loughlin Coleman, carpenter, dwl 225 Eighth
O'Luughliii Martin, market, cor Ninth and Minna
O'Luughlin N. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 021 Powell
O'Loughlin Patrick, laborer, dwl 611 Mission
O'Mahouy Hugh, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
934 Howard
O'Mahony John, employtS City and County Hospital, E s
Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
O'Mahony John C, contractor, dwl S s Ellis bet Fillmore
and Webster
O'MaUey Andrew, laborer Thomxs Reid, dwl 308 Minna
O'Malley Charles, plasterer, dwl E a Fair Oaks bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
O'Malley H., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
O'Malley James, carpenter, dwl 506 Fulton
O'Malley James, deckhand stm Alvarado, Eureka Dock
O'Malley James J., machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
W s Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
O'Malley John, meterman S. F. Gaa Light Co., dwl 1315
Jackson
O'Malley Martin, seaman, dwl King St. House
O'Malley Marj' (widow), seamstress, dwl 105 Jackson bet
Davis and Drumm
O'Malley Michael, laborer, dwl 12 Cleaveland
O'Malley Patrick, upholsterer John Hoey, dwl 548 Jessie
O'Malley Thomas, laborer A. S. Hallidie, dwl 313 Chestnut
O'Malley William, jilumbcr Bush & Milne, dwl 516 Folsom
O'Maney Bartholomew, carpenter, dwl Twenty-seventh
Av nr A
O'Marra John, laborer, dwl NW cor Gean." and Central Av
O'Mealy Thomas, coachman Thomas Golden, dwl 917 Mar-
ket
O'Meara Michael, driver 74 California Market, dwl 1209
Broadway
O'Meara Michael, laborer, dwl 4 Shenvood PI
O'Meara Patrick, teamster, dwl 407 Tehama
O'Meara WilUam, bootmaker Andrew McNamara, dwl 512
Mission
O'Mey George W., di-ajTnan, 521 Sansom, dwl 916 Stock
O'Neal Dennis, laborer, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
O'Neal James, clerk, dwl 614 Kearny
O'Neal James, liquor saloon, 13 M:iin
O'Neal James, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
First
O'Neal Patrick, waiter John Reagan
O'Neal Richard, agent, dwl 214 Mission
O'Neal Thomas, laborer, dwl 703 Tehama
O'Neal William, gardener, dwl N s Post bet Scott and De-
visadero
O'Neale William T., mining, dwl 713 Taylor
O'Neil Alexander, mining, office and dwl 410 Kearny
O'Neil .Alexander A., physician and professor anatomy
University California, office 652 Wash, dwl 301 Lumb
O'Neil Andrew, laborer, dwl 138 Folsom, rear
O'Neil Bernard, boilermaker Francis 1. Curry, dwl 225
Minna
O'Neil Bernard, carpenter, dwl 773 Folsom
O'Neil Bridget (widow), dwl 449 Jessie
O'Neil Catharine (widow), dwl 238 Beale
O'Neil Charles, boatman, dwl 100 Francisco
O'Neil Charles, cari>cntcr, dwl 2.S0 Minna
O'Neil Charles, engineer, dwl SE cor Haj'es and Polk
O'Neil Charles, tail«ir, 537 Commercial, dwl 7 Tay
O'Neil Charies Jr. (//ayes tt- O'X.), dwl 3 Bartol
O'Neil Cornelius, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
First nr Mission
O'Neil Ornelius, varnisher, dwl 707J Mission
O'Neil Daniel, engineer, dwl 13S Dora, rear
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, dwl 104 Shipley
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
P4
O'Noil Daniel, laborer Machinerj' Department U. S. Mint
o'Ncil Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel , , „„ „
O'Ncil Daniel F., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 32 Ru63
O'Neil David, dwl 627 Pine
O'Neil David, bookbinder A. J. Leary, dwl 1413 Hyde
O'Neil David, waiter William Weston, dwl 631 Howard
O'Ncil David Mrs., furnished rooms, 527 Pino
O'Neil Dennis, machinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 14
O'Neil Dennis, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 620 Ellis
O'Neil Edward, extraman Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
Chesley nr Harrison „ „ j ,
O'Neil Edward, extraman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D., dwl
505 Brj'ant ^^ _
O'Neil Edn ard, machinist Hinclcley & C!o., dwl N B Seven-
teenth bet Dolores and Church
O'Neil Edward, packer R. A. Swain & Co.
O'Neil E. J. Mrs., dressmaker, dwi 710 Howard
O'Neil Eliza (widow), dwl 1224 Folsom, rear
O'Neil Ellen (widow), dwl 774 Folsom
O'Neil Ellen Miss, milliner, 334 Sutter
O'Neil Eugene, compositor Dewey & Co., dwl 1000 Wash-
ingt4:in ,
O'Neil Eugene, longshoreman, dwl 228 Clem nr Third
O'Neil Felix, foreman Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 7 Mission
Av
O'Neil Felix, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
O'Neil George D., clerk Thomas BjTne, dwl 527 Pine
O'Neil Gerald, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
O'Neil Harry, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
O'Neil Henry C, brossfiiiisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1*207 Jones
O'Neil Hugh H., messenger Western Union Telegraph
Co. , dwl N s Alta bet Montgomery and Sansom
O'Neil James, boatman, dwi 10 Rausch
O'Neil James, fireman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
O'Neil James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 10 Natoma
O'Neil James, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
O'Neil James, lather Palace Hotel
O'Neil James, molder, dwl 737 Market
O'Neil James, porter stm Amelia, Broadway St. Wharf
O'Neil James, special policeman, dwl 3 Chesley
O'Neil James, waiter stm Orizaba
O'Neil James, watchman, dwl 4 Eddy PI
O'Neil James E., plmnber, dwl 8 Natoma
O'Neil James J., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 1007
Jones
O'Neil Jeremiah, painter, dwl 1625 Mission
O'Neil Jeremiah T., painter, dwl 115 Second
O'Neil Joanna (widovv-), dwi 629 Ellis
O'Neil John, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
u'Neil John, coiifectioner, dwl 407 Jessie
O'Neil John, dairyman, dwl 420 Valencia
O'Neil John, driver Reardon & Hinckley, dwl Irving
House
O'Neil John, expresswagon, 501 Davis
O'Neil John, fireman stm Monterey, Market St. Wharf
O'Neil John, hackdriver, dwl 668 Mission
O'Neil Jolm, hamesswasher William E. Bridge, dwl 212
Sutter
O'Neil John, laborer, dwl 104 Shipley
O'Neil John, laborer, dwl 240 Beale
O'Neil John, longshoreman, dwl 232 Folsom
O'Neil John, market, 114 First
O'Neil John, seaman, dwi W s Main nr Folsom
O'Neil John, special policeman, dwl cor Beale and Folsom
O'Neil John, tailor Charles Harris, dwl 502 Pacific
O'Neil John, waiter United States Hotel, dwi 413 Bdwy
O'Ncil John, watchman Wells, Fargo Sl Co., dwl 4 Eddy PI
O'Neil John Jr., messenger Wells, Fargo &, Co., dwl 4
Eddy PI
O'Neil John D., bookkeeper, dwl 824 Washington
O'Neil John F., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 4
Eddy PI
O'Neil John J., packer California Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl Eleventh nr Folsom
O'Neil John J., salesman P. Kelly, 335 Bush, res Oakland
O'Neil John M., plumber John Lempke, dwl 1007 Jones
O'Neil John P., plumber A. S. Iredale, dwl 7 Tay
O'Neil John W. H., bookkeeper, dwl 4'29 Chestnut, rear
O'Neil Joseph, clerk, dwi 774 Folsom
O'Neil Joseph, waiter Vizina & Co., dwl 353 Minna
O'Neil Joseph V. P., oi)erati>r Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl N 8 Alta bet Montgomery and Sansom
O'Noil Lawrence, stevedore, dwl S 8 Union bet Battery
and Sansom
O'Neil Margaret (widow), dwl 1 Mary
O'Neil Margaret (widow), nurse, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway
O'Neil Margaret Miss, dwl E s Mission bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
O'Ncil Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 207 Mmna
O'Neil Mar>' Mrs., seamstress, dwi 207 Minna
O'Neil May Miss, bookbinder A. J. Leary, dwi 1224 Folsom
O'Neil Michael, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 59 Minna
O'Neil Michael, proprietor Second St. House, 115 Second,
dwl 1625 Mission
O'Neil Michael, trunkmaker, dwl 246 Beale
O'Neil Michael J., wholesale liquors, 314 Jackson, dwl SW
cor Dupont and Lombard
O'Neil Jlichael S., attorney at law, dwi 115 Second
O'Neil Morris, waiter Vizina & Co., dwl 5 Quincy
O'Neil Moses, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, dwl 601 Third
O'Neil Moses, saddle and harnessmaker, dwi 2'29 First
O'Neil Nora Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl Waller bet Buchanan and Webster
O'Neil Owen, printer, dwl 1000 Washington
O'Neil (^wen, stevedore A. C. Freese
O'Ncil Patrick, barber, dwl 136 Folsom
O'Neil Patrick, brakemau Passenger Depot Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Foxu-th and Townsend
O'Neil Patrick, hostler Roe Allen, dwl 178 Stevenson
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty-flfth
and Twenty-sixth
O'Neil Patrick, milkman, dwl N 8 Alta bet Montgomery
and Sansom
O'Neil Patrick, saloonhand stm New World, Front St.
Wharf
O'Neil Pedro L., medical student, 852 Washington, dwi
SW cor Lombard and Dupont
O'Neil Philip, i>ainter, dwl 446 Brannan
O'Neil Richard, laborer, dwl 33 Ritch
O'Neil Ridiard, salesman Heurj- Brader, dwl 214 MisSfon
O'Neil Robert, bootmaker, dwi 129 Third
O'Neil Robert, shoemaker, dwl 6 O'Farrell
O'Neil Sadie, glovemaker Pacific Glove Work8, divl 1715
Leavenworth
O'Neil Stephen, laborer, dwl 33 Eitch
O'Neil Thomas (Kennedy, O'jV. <t Brennan), dwl 2206
Steiner
O'Neil Thomas, carpenter Gray & Marcher, dwl 618 Cal
O'Neil Thomas, engineer, dwl 304 Folsom
O'NeU Thomas, horseshoer, dwl NE cor Green and Powell
O'Neil Thomas, laborer, dwi 104 Shipley
O'Neil Thomas, ornamental glasscutter, 10 Stevenson,
dwi 3 Maria
O'Neil Thomas, salesman William Woodward & Co., dwl
807 ilission
O'Neil Thomas F., pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl 4
Eddy PI
O'Neil Timothy J. , goldbeater Snow & May, dwi 246 Beale
O'Neil William, gastttter Julius Lempke, dwl cor Sixteenth
and Mission
O'Neil William, laborer, dwl N 8 Post bet Scott and De-
visadero
O'Neil William, longshoreman, dwi 246 Beale
O'Neil Wdliam, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 45 Clementina
O'Neil William F., gasfitter John Lempke, dwl 1007 Jones
O'Neil William J., messenger Western Uuion Telegraph
Co., dwi N s Alta. bet .Montgomeiy and Sansom
O'Neill AUie, chambermaid Buss House
O'Neill Anne, chambei-maid Russ House
O'Neill Charles, fireman Southern Pac. K. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
O'Neill Charles W., wiredrawer Pacific Wire Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 347 Fourth
O'Neill Daniel, laborer, dwl N e Waller bet Buchanan and
Webster
O'Neill Daniel, rigger Palace Hotel
O'Neill Dennis, hotel porter, dwi 7 Wetmore PI
O'Neill Denuis, laborer, dwi 14 Geneva
O'Neill Edward, bakery, 401 Geary
O'Neill Edward, grader, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Octavia and
Lagmia
O'Neill Edward, janitor Boys' High School
O'Neill Edward J., salesman Kennedy & Durr, dwl 710
Howard
O'Neill E. F. Rev., pastor St. Bridget's Church, dwl SW
cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
O'Neill Eugene, draftsman H. J. Booth & Co., res Oakland
O'Neill Francis, blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwl 639 Stev
O'Neill Hem-y, contractor, dwi 1001 Mason
O'Neill Howard, physician, office and dwl 405 Kearny
O'Neill Hugh, butcher, dwi Railroad Av bet Thutcentn
and Fourteenth avs. South S. F.
O'Neill James, engineer S, F. Gas Light Co., dwi 8 Natoma
O'Neill James, secretarj- Omnibus R. R. and North Pacific
R. R., office 426 Montgomery, dwl 8'29 Howard
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.:
• p. VAIT SCHAACK S: CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
F. Assaying and E«aumg
O'NeiU James, watchman S.
Works, dwl 520 Seventh
O'NeUl James A., expressman, cor Montgomery and Sac-
ramento, dwl 520 Seventh
S'S^mI '!°l'" (''■-^>i" -^^ itcCaffrey), dwl 036 Minna
0 .\eill John (O .S eUl <t- liegan), dwl Sixth Av bet K and
L, bouth b. F.
P^S"!'! •Jo'™' bookkeeper E. Neale & Co., dwl 8 Natoma
S.i"! ■]"?"• ''"'■'^ ^^'- -^- H- Godfrey, dwl 774 Folsom
O ^eill John, comectioner A. E. Swain, dwl 37 Eddy
O'Neill John, housepaintcr, dwl 02(i ilc\llister
O'Neill John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Lomsiana
0]Neill John, longshoreman, dwl 112 Steuart
O'Neill John, optician and watchmaker, 407 Third
O'Neill John, sawyer, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
O'Neill John, telegraph-lineman Electrical Construction
Co., dwl 9 St. Mary
O'Neill John F., pressian Evening Bulletin, dwl 539 Stev
O >eill John L., expresswagon, N\V cor Sacramento and
Montgomery, dwl 5'20 Seventh
O'Neill John M., Inspector Custom House, dwl .1,16 Brj-ant
O'Neill John T., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works, dwl
550 Bryant
O'Neill Joseph, dwl 356 Minna
O'Neill Julia, chambermaid Russ House
O'Neill LawTence, laborer, dwl 19 Gilbert rear
O'Neill Michael, dwl 1007 Jones
O'Neill Michael, painter, dwl Humboldt House
O'Neill Michael, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
O'Neill Michael, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl cor Fol-
som and Beale
O'Neill Peter J., laborer, dwl 444 Sixth
O'Neill Kichard, butcher 1 and 2 California Market, dwl
cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill Robert, Uquor saloon, NE cor Leidesdorff and
Halleck, dwl 1513 Larkin
O'Neill Robert, shoemaker Howe & Harris, dwl 6 O'Far-
reU
O'Neill Thomas, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
O'Neill Thomas L., laborer, dwl SW cor Laguna and Ful-
O'Neill Timothy, gasfitter, dwl 56 Natoma
j O'NeiU WilUam, dwl 365 Minna
O'Neill WUliam, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl NW cor
Spear and Folsom
O'NeiU i McCaffrey (JoAn O'jVci'tt and Michael McCaf-
A^W), produce commission, 104 Clay
O'Neill & Regan ^John O'AciU and Comeliue Regan),
hogranch, Fifth Av bet K and L, South S. F.
O'Niel Margaret Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. WUhams, dwl
132 Third
O'Niel Mary Ann, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Allen, dwl S Na-
toma
O'Niel William, laborer Palace Hotel
O'Peel Michael, bootmaker, 214 First
0|Rafferty Patrick, dwl 602 Mission
O'Reardon Daniel, bookkeeper Magee & Moore, dwl 743
Pine
O'Reardon Timothy, plasterer, dwl 1109 Harrison
O'Regiin Charles, laborer, dwl cor First and Mission
O'Regan Daniel, bootmaker Gilbert Pringle, dwi 6 Stev
O'Regan Ellen Miss, shoefitter S. W. Rosenstock & Co.
dwl 357 First
O'Regan Mary Ann Miss, shoefitter S. Vt. Rosenstock &
Co., dwl 357 First
O'Regan John, blacksmith Union Iron Works
O'Regan P. J., helper Francis I. Curry, dwl C. S. Hotel
O'Reilly Charles, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 224 Jessie
O'Reilly Daniel, brickmason, dwl Hotel Rhein
O'Reilly Edward, gasfitter, dwl 521 Howard
O'Reilly Eugene {O'ReUhj i- Thomas), dwl 429 Natoma
O'Reilly Farrell J. (Coo» d: O'R.), dwl (i37 Stevenson
O^Reilly Hugh J., stevedore, dwl 200 Chestnut
O'Reilly James, bootcrimper Rosseter & Smith, dwl 111
Jessie
O'Reilly James, liquor saloon, 147 Dora
O'Reilly James, plasterer Palace Hotel
O'Reilly Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwl 734 Clementina
O'Reilly J. J., merchant, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
O'Reilly John (Harrison i- O'R.), dw"l 530 Bush
O'Reilly John, laborer, dwl 1919 Mason
O'Reilly John, painter, dwl 2108 Mason
O'Reilly Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 221 Tj-ler, rear
O'Reilly Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
D'Reilly Miles, brickmason, dwl Hotel Rhein
O'Reilly Patrick, dwl 21 Clara, rear
D'ReiUy Patrick, dwl 1337 Dupont, rear
°'^!;"7J'^*"<=1' S salesman James H. Cummings. dwl
302 Seventeenth
O'Reilly Peter, boilermaker, dwl 2 Byington
O Reilly Peter, harbor policeman, dwl S s Geary bet Devis-
adero and Brodcrick "•'cvio
n-p**-,','-^' ^i^M^P (^''.Vn'K! d- Co.), dwl 154 Natoma
O Re^ll.v Pluhp, carpenter California Mills, dwl Kansas,
n'S'^^!^' E' b- "',','" Deming, Palmer & Co., 116 Sac
O KeiUy P S., willow-waredealer, dwl N s Seventeenth nr
Second Ay
R'S"'-11-^" S:"'" «"'?'>'='<"' Omnibus R. R., dwl 721 Howaiti
U Keilly Thomas, shoemaker, 1119 F.jlsom
O'Reilly & Thomas (Evyene Q-R.-iUu and Stephen
Thnma^) boots and shoes. SW cor l-ifth and Market
O Rooney John, proprietor California House, 6'29 Fourth
O Rourke .■imbrose, bootfltter, dwl 21} Hunt
O'Rourke Austin, groceries and Uquofs, NW cor Kearny
and Union
O'Rourke Bartholomew, bootfltter Rosseter & Smith dwl
21i Hunt
O'Rourke Bernard, laborer, dwl 231 First
(rRourkc Catharine (widow), boarding, 42 Sacramento
u Kourke Dennis, hostler Robert D. Burrows, dwl W s
Drumm het Washington and Oregon
O'Rourke Dennis, laborer Francis I. Ctury, dwl "64 First
O Rourke Edward, laborer, dwl SE cor Biish and Polk
O Ruurke Henry, salesman, dwl 22 Second
O'Rourke James, saayer E. K. Howes k Co dwl 814
Union
0|Roiu-ke John, waiter A. E. Swain, dwl 310 Clementina
O Rourke John, wheelwright McArron & Sophev, dwl I'O
Austin
O'Rourke John, woodturner Jesse & Drew, dwl lOOSi Na-
toma
O'Rourke LawTence, gardener, cor Mission and Eighth
O'Rourke Michael, carpenter, dwl 739 Clementina
O'Rourke Patrick (Union Tanning and Curruimj Co )
dwl 957 Brvant
O'Rourke Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Kate
O'Rourke Patrick, trackman Central R. R., dwl Brj-ant bet
Seventh and Eighth
O'Rourke Peter, capitalist, dwl li\Tiat Cheer House
O'Rourke Peter, driver D. E. Root & Co.. dwl 9 Clara
O'Kom-ke Thomas, expressman, NW cor Bush and Sansom,
dwl 5 Gilbert
O'Rourke Thomas, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
dwl S07 Brannan
O'Rourke \'asquez, tailor, dwl 164 Jessie
O'R.van ComeUus, laborer, dwl 615 Commercial
O'Sbaughnessy Kate Mrs., lodgings, 439 Bush
o'Shaughnessy Martin, clerk Mary McCraith, dwl NE cor
Front and Pacific
O'Shaughnessy Michael, watertender Pacific Mail S. S Co
dwl 29 De Boom
O'Shaughnessy Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 221 Pacific
O'Shaughnessy Patrick, teamster, dwl 207 Minna
O'Shay Christ<-ipher, carpenter Thomas M. yuackenbush,
dwl SE cor Pine and Keamy
. O'Shay Dennis, clerk Francis Lawler, dwl 20 Garden
O'Shay Michael, longshoreman, dwl 025 Da\-is
O'Shay Thomas, painter, dwl 141 Natoma
O'Shea Cornelius, fruits and vegetables, dwl S s Serpentine
Av nr San Bruno Road
O'Shea Cornehus, peddler, dwl cor TS^-enty-sixth and Bran
O'Shea Henr>-, carpenter California Mills^ dwl 50^J Fell
O'Shea John, clerk Wyime, Lowth & Co.. dwl 450 Tehama
O'Shea John, shipcarpenter, dwl cor Sierra and Ltiuisiana
O'Shea Martin, laborer, dwl S s Pacific Av bet tJctaWa and
Laguna
O'Shea Robert, proprietor Lafayette House, E s Lafa.vette
bet Mission and How-ard
O'Shea Thomas, assistant weigher Custom House, dwl
508} Fell
O'Shea Thomas, waiter, dwl 20 Anna
O'Shea Thomas F., plumber McNally & Hawkins, dwl 450
Tehama
O'Shea William, contractor, dwl 450 Tehama
O'Skelly Bedelia Miss, dress and cloakmaker, dwl S27
Folsom
O'Sulhvan Charles J., cook, dwl 630 Post
O'SuUivan Daniel, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
O'Sullivan Daniel, plasterer Palace Hotel
O'SuBivan Edward, driver S. F. F. D., dwl S s Fourteenth
Av nr N, South S. F.
O'SuUivan Ellen Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 50 Ritch
O'Sulhvan Eugene, barkeeper John W. Grelis, dwl 325 Min
O'SuUivan George, clerk Patrick H. Madden, dwl 113 How 1
O'SuUivan George, laborer, dwl 5'20 Mission
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LCIFIC COAST EUSIUESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, PubUshei March, '75, Price $5.
r. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant
O'SU
572
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O'SuUivan H. E. Miss, fancy goods, hosiery, and laces,
l()'20i Market
O'SuUivan James, bricklayer, dwi 712 Clementina
O'SuUivan James, professor St. Ignatius College, dwl 841
Market .
O'SuUivan James, supply clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co.. dwl 12US Powell
O'SuUivan James P., retail liquors, SEcorSixth andMmna,
dwl 33 Sixth
O'SuUivan James P. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 33 Sixth
O'SuUivan J. M., salesman Caleb Coates, dwi Lick House
O'SuUivan Jolm, boots and shoes, dwl 471 Jessie
O'SuUivan Jolm C, mason Palace Hotel
O'SuUivan Michael, cutter D. W. Emerson, dwl Arkansas
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
O'SuUivan Michael H., shoecutter, dwl W s Kansas nr
Humboldt
O'SuUivan Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 543 Stevenson
O'SuUivan Patrick D.. litiuur saloon, 21 Montgomery Av,
dwl N\V cor Mission and Ridley
O'SuUivan Patrick J., porter 415 Front, dwl cor Four-
teenth and Mission
O'SuUivan Patrick J., upholsterer, 616 Post
O'SuUivan P. E., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
2031 Mission
0*SlILLIVAN IIM'H.VRD, editor Monitor, office 622
Clay, dwl 11 Keaniy
O'Toole Andrew, printer, dwl 318 Pacific
O'Tooie Coleman, longshoreman, dwl 510 Mission
O'Toole Harry, dwl 182 Stevenson, rear
O'Toole Hugh M., watchman Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 106
Bernard, rear
OToole James, bootmaker, 633 Davis, dwl W s Webster
nr Chestnut
O'Toole James, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
O'Toole James, grocer, dwl Columbia Hotel
O'Toole Lawrence, carpenter, dwl 111 Jessie
O'Toole Patrick, laborer, dwl King St. House
O'Toole Peter, laborer, dwl 50i> Washington
Oak Hall (formerly Charter Oak), 771 Market
Oak Henry L., librarian A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 721
Market
Oak Joseph M., carpenter, dwl 633 Post
Oak Ora, clerk J. Morton &, Co., dwl 117 Mason
Oakeman W. P. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Oakes J. N., dwl 740 Howard
Oakes Thomas J., clerk L. & E. Emanuel, dwl Stevenson
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Oakes Timothy, painter, dwl 741 Market
Oakland and San Francisco Express, offices 16 Post and
523 Davis
Oakland and San Francisco Express, John Bamber pro-
prietor, office 501 Davis
Oakland City Flouring Mills, Babcock & Gould proprie-
turs. orticu 114 Sacramento
OAKLAND FERKV, cor Davis and Pacific
Oakland Land Association, William Stuart secretary, of-
fice 113 Leidesdoi-ff
Oakland Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co.), office 408
California room 4
OAKLAM» MATER FROKT CO. THE, B. B. Mi-
nor seoretarj', office 411i California
Oakley A. D. {Oakley <t- Peterson), dwl 611 Post
Oaklev Gilbert H., clerk stm Express, Commercial St.
Wharf
Oakley John, cook, dwl 636 Commercial
Oakley Oliver B., silverplater, 638 Market, dwl 17 Verona
PI
Oaklev Pet«r E., bookkeeper Ledden, Whipple & Co., dwl
806 Hyde
Oakley R. O. & Co., real-estate agents, office 422 Mont
Oakley Robert O. (R. O. Oakley if Co.), res Alameda
Oakley Samuel E., captain stm Express, Conuuercial St.
Wharf, dwl 20 Hawthorne
Oakley William, bricklayer, dwl 359^ Eleventh
Oakley & Peterson (vi. D. Oakley and Andrew Peter8(m),
stencilc utters and tiiesinkers, 209 Clay
Oaks Michael, plumber, dwl 265 Jessie
Oaks Peter, laborer, dwl 171 Minna
Oakshett M. A. Miss, canvasser, dwl 302 Fremont
Oalsen Catharine Mrs., dwl 432 Seventh
Oates Bernard, shipwTigbt, dwl 639 Third
<.)ates Mary E., bakery, 039 Third
Oates Tim*.ithy. shipwright, dwl 639 Third *
Oatgergcrdas Frederick, boatman, Pacific St. Wharf
Oatley Joseph, bjigmaker J. & P. N. Hanna, dwl 114 Sac
Oatman F. W., salesman John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 113
Mason
Obastiin Adolph, capmaker, dwl 29 Garden
Obblet Charles, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Obenauer Frank, jeweler Philip Ebeling, dwl 20 Natoma
Obenauer George {Obenancr iL: Wagner), dwl 20 Natoma
Obenauer Henry, shoemaker, 637 Post
Obenauer John, cutter Bullock & Jones, dwi 524 Vallejo
Obenauer & Wagner {George Ohemiucr ami John Wa^j-
ner), hairdressers, 39 Second
Ober Benjamin P., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
dwl Clarendon House
Ober Jane E. (widow), dwl 913 Bush
Oberfelder Tobias, merchant, office SW cor Cal and Front
Oberg Gustav {Obcrg J; Christensen), dwl 808 Kearny
Oberg & Christensen ((riw^af Oberg and John Christen-
sen), oyster saloon, 803 Kearny
ObergreenJ., cabinetmaker, dwl 769 Folsom
Oberharl Edward, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Oberhen Frederick, clerk J. E. Paulsen, dwl 263 Stev
Oberist J. F., minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl Mor-
ton House
Oberkircher Fritz, expressman, cor Davis and Jackson,
dwl 39 Jackson
Oberman William, producedealer, dwl 1302 Pacific
Obemiayer Franz, bootmaker Charles Leonhardt, dwl 88
Stevenson
Obemieier Adolph (Obermeier tfc Thorn Wohrden), dwl
SW cor Folsom and Eleventh
Obenneier & Thorn Wohrden {Adolph Obermewr and
Henry Thoin Wohrden), groceries and liquors, SW
cor Folsom and Eleventh
Obershiner G. John, clerk William H. Bell, 4 Sixth
Oberstreet William ¥., printer, dwl 2652 Folsom
Obert Anton, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl W s Po-
trero Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Obert William, soapmaker, dwl W s Potrero Av bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Obittello A., fisherman Clay St. Wharf
Obitts Frederick, foreman KimbaU Manuf. Co., dwl 209
Minna
Obitz Jacques, butcher A. Clayburgh, dwl 328 Jessie
Obner Patrick, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Obrador Jose, cigars and tobacco, 1222 Stockton
Obrado^ich S., restaurant, 605 Washington, dwl 913 Mont
Obrick Peter, hogranch, W s San Jos6 Road ur St. Mary's
College
Obst Marks, clerk George Fogel, dwl 10 Clay
Ocai-anza Jesus, compositor Francis »St Valentine, dwl 1908
Powell
OCC'IDEXT (Presbj-terian weekly). Rev. S. Woodbridge
editor, office 434 Oallfurnia
OCCIDENT JOB TRIXTIXO OFFICE, 434 Calif omia
OCCIDENTAL ANO OKIENTAX STEAJUSHIF
CO., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend
OCCIUENIAL FOIiNDKi:, Stciger & Kerr proprie-
tors, 137 and 139 First
Occidental Grain Warehouse, Charles Clayton & Co. pro-
prietiirs, cor First and Townsend
OCCIOEXTAl HOTEL, Plulip McShane manager, E s
Montgomery from Bush to Sutter
Occidental Laundry, James Laidley proprietor. Filbert
bet Octavia and Gough
Occidental Lodging House, 15 Sutter
Occidentiil Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Alfred K. Dur-
brow secretary, office 438 California
OCCIDENTAL RESTAIRAXT, Pourcho & Wittman
proprietors, 536 Washington
Ocean House, John Andei"son proprietor, 103 Clark
Ocean Side House, Daniel Green proprietor, Ocean Beach
Road 3 miles from Clilf House
Ocean View House, Cornelius Stagg proprietor, Mission
and Ocean Beach Road nr Beach
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, ComeUus Stagg
proprietor. Ocean House Koad 6^ miles from City
Hall
Ocean View Water Co. , office 513 Calif onua
Oceanic Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo Co.),
office 438 Califoraia
Ocheda de I'rocbilla Jesus, dressmaker, dwl 9 Union PI
Ochernal Johannes, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Oehie John, fireman Pacific Mail 8. S. Montana
Ocboa John Joseph, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 625
Vallejo
Ochoa Leocadia (widow), dressmaker, dwl 9 Union PI
Ochs John, cooper Diedi-ich Bucking, dwl 412 Drumm
Ochs Sophie (widow), boai'diug and lodgings, 502 Bush
Ockelmann Bernard, bookbinder, dwl 512 Fourth
Oda Catharine (\ndow), dwl 621 Minna
ODD FELLOWS' ItHILDIM;, 323-327 Montgomeiy
OI»D FELLOWS' CEMETERY, S 8 Point Loboa Av,
half mile W Lone Mountain
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan &
,VAITSOHAACK&CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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ODD FEltOWS* CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, J.
C. Burkii secretary, office 325 Mont<^omen'
ODD FELLOM'S' HALl. 323-327 Mimtiromerv
ODD FELr«>M S' HALL ASSOCIATIOX, c! T. Pid-
well secretiirv, office 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' LIBKARV, George A. Games libra-
rian. 32.'> Mnntu'"mery
ODD FELLOM S' Ml TFAL AID ASSOCUTIOX,
Henri J. Hellnian secretary, office 325 Monteomery
ODD FELLOWS' XEW AJGE P|TBLISHI\G CO.,
propriet-irs New Age, office 421 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS* SAYIXttS BA\K, Abram Block
president. James Benson secretan", office 325 Mont
Odea Martin, blacksmith, dwl 609 Post, rear
Odell Charles, jeweler R. W. Jackson, dwl 435 Pine
Odell Henry W., jeweler, dwl 435 Pine
Odell Isaac, fireman stm Macpherson, dwl Bd\y\' nr Mont
<_>dell W.. quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Odell William G., liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth Av and L,
South S. F.
Odermatt Francis A., dentist, dwl 333 Bush
Odgiers J. F., reporter Evening Post, dwl 737 Pine
Odien J., dwl 741 Market
Odlin L. F., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Odobez Gabriel Mme.. dressmaker, 7 Harlan PI
Odobez Henrj-, stonecutter, dwl 7 Harlan PI
Odoul August, butcher, dwl Sixth Av nr K, South S. F.
Odoul Eleanor (widow), dwl Fifth Av nr K, South S. F.
Oecholi Stejihen, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 315 Folsom
Oechsle Fred T., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger&Son,
dwl 909 Keamy
Ceding Franz H., dwl E s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Ceding John, salesman R. M. Burdick & Co., dwl 27 Clara
Oehlers John, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Oehlert Henry, cigars and tobacco, 146 Fourth
Oehlman WUliam, confectioner Hemme & Renter, dwl 121
Howard
Oelerich Deidrich, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl 945
Bn,ant
Oellrich Bros. (William and Theodore), fruits and vege-
tables, 23 Centre Market
Oellrich Theodore (Ocllrwh Bros.), dwl 1425 Dupont
Oellrich William {Odlri^h Bros.), dwl 306 Fell
Oelund Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 318 Ritch
Oentrich Henrj', clerk Christian Melrdierks, dwl 401 Post
Oeny Frederick, furniturepoUsher, dwl 371 Jessie
Oersen Matthias, carpenter, dwl E s Gilbert nr Brj'ant, rear
Oertle Balthaser, woodcarver, dwl Franconia House E s
San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Oeste Theodore, cooper PhOadelphia Brewery, dwl 232
Second
Oester Charles, with San Francisco Forge, 313 Mission,
dwl 25 Lafayette
Oesterle Frederick, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NW
cor Sierra and Louisiana
Oesting Paul, cigarmaker, dwl 1421 Mason
Oesting William, cigarmaker, dwl 1421 Mason
Oettl Julius, salesman Shennan & Hyde, dwl 651 Howard
Oetzmann Emil C, porter, dwl 513 Filbert
Oeverndiek Frederick, truckman, dwl 127 Olive Av
Ofen Jacob, barkeeper Anton Lemaire, NE cor Beale and
Howard
Offermann Wilhelm, clerk Diedrich Benecke, dwl 520
Br'>adwav
Offield John D., dwl 360 Jessie
Ofield William, barkeeper Miller & Dippel, dwl 612 Jack
Ogal James, capitalist, dwl 964 Mission
Ogden Benjamin F., carpenter C. Hartmann & Co., dwl S
E cor Oak and Octa-^ia
Ogden Clarence, clerk D. E. Allison & Co., dwl West End
Hotel, Brenham PI
Ogden Frederick, mining, office 224 Sansom, dwl 2S Rin-
con PI
Ogden Henry G. {Pacific Electro-Depo&itiiig Works),
dwl 423 Second
Ogden Mart- Miss, seamstress, dwl 131 Fifth
Ogden Richard h.(KimhaU 31anv/acturi/ig Co.), dwl 435
Bryant
Ogeir Mar>- Miss, dressmaker Sarah A. Mason, dwl 80 Clem
Ogelman Peter, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 650 Mission
Ogilvie C. A. Miss, t«acher Market St. Primary School,
dwl 923 Jones
Ogilvie Frank, porter 510 Sacramento, dwl 923 Jones
Ogilvie Jennie Miss, dressmaker Miss Marina Cannon, dwl
« 923 Jones
bgihie John, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and Sac-
ramento, dwi 923 Jones
Ogilvie Martha (widow), dwl 923 Jones
Ogilvie Robert (Kcnnedif A 0.), dwl 630 Mission
Ogle Jonathan. Icathcrcutter. dwl 14 Page
Ogle Nelson, shoemaker, dwl SW cor Sixth and Howard
Ogle Susan R. (^vidow), seamstress, dwl Is s.aiora PI
Oglesby Ada M. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. IMman'
School, dwl lOlS Pine
Oglesby James. workman Assayer's Department U. S. Mint.
dwl 1018 Pine
Oglesby Robert S., dwl lOlS Pine
Oguhin Michael, dwl 633 Stevenson
Ohhson John, carriagemaker Zina H. Cunningham, dwl
656 Howard
Ohlandt Henry (.V. Ohlandt tt- Co.), dwl cor Tiventy-fourth
and Potrero Av
Ohlandt John A., clerk, dwl SE cor Harrison and Park Av
Ohlandt N. & Co.{Juhn Buck and Henry Ohlandt), Animal
Charcoal Works, Jersey nr Butte
Ohlandt Nicholas (A'. Ohlandt it Co.), dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Ohlen Edward, restaurant, 7 Merchants' Exchange, dwl
327 Broadway
Ohlert Frederick, laundryman La Grande Laundiy
Ohling E., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Ohlofsky Margaret Mrs., dwl 6 Reed PI
Ohlsen Christian, expressman Goodwin & Co., dwl 312
Ritch, rear
Ohlsen Gustav, seamen, dwl 140 Folsom
Ohlsen Ole, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ohlsen S., dwl 12 Washington
Ohison John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Ohlson L. W., cooper Charles Sealy, dwl 505 Union
Ohison Victor, cooper Pohley & Koster, dwl 23S Oak
Ohm Charles, dwl 22 Perry
Ohm Charles H., watchmaker Henry Callender, dwl 217
Gear}'
Ohm Edward F.. watches and jewelry, 615 Montgomery,
dwl 217 Geary
Ohm Frederick A., bootmaker, 430 Folsom
Ohm Johannes, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Ohm Louis, steerag'e steward Pacific Mail S. S, Alaska,
dwl 750 Harrison
Ohm Rudolph, watchmaker Henry Callender, dwl 217
Geary
Ohman William, upholsterer Hall & Lachman
Ohmeis Cieorge E., turner B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 1
Goldman PI
Ohmeu John, farmer, dwl W s Kentucky nr Solano
Ohmmus Louis, carriagepainter Charles P. Jillson, dwl 16
Dolores
Ohnimus Louis, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,
dwl S s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Ohnstein Oscar (Sei/ert d- 0.), dwl 631 Bush
Ohnstein Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 621 Bush
Ohrt Adolph, salesman Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 610
Grove
Ohrt Cliristiau, cigars and tobacco, 515 Clay, dwl 700
Broadway
Oil Cloth Manufacturing Co., Harris S. Ridley superin-
tendent, factory cor York and Twenty-second, office
316 California second floor
Oilette Damase, dwl 29 Minna
Ojeda Anthony V., secretary Isthmus Transit Railroad
Co., dwl 730 Brannan
Oke William, cabinetmaker, dwl 551 Hoiii-ard
Okerlund Peter (Green d- O.), dwl 1401 Leavenworth
Oksod David, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Oland Peter, carpenter, dwl 313 Rit^^h
Olanie F. X. (Stri'/er d- 0.), res East Oakland
Oibrecht Augustus, real estate, dwl 1416 Taylor
Olcott , dwl 1016 Taylor
Olcovich Benjamin (Olcocich Bros.), res Carson City,
Nev.
Olcovich Bernard (Olcovich Bros.), dwl 854 Folsom
Olcovich Bros. (Bernard and Benjamin), dry goods (Car-
son City, Nev.), office 504 Market
Old Pacific House, Ri>bert Pinner proprietor, 35 Pacific
Old Saucelito Land and I>ry Duck Co., John H. Sayre
i^ecretarv, office 331 Montgomen'
Old Tuni Verein Hall, Julius Wildermutti proprietor, N
s Bush bet Stoekt<in and Powell
Oldelebr John, clerk B. Nathan i; Co., dwl 613 Pine
Oiden Thomas, printer, dwl 1051 Slarket
Older Fremont, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 1216
Market
Olderbach Hermann, fireworker, dwl 177 Minna
Oldham Elizabeth (widow, colored), nurse, dwl D Havens
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Oldham Lizzie Mrs., seamstress, dwl 822 Post, rear
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Oldham Wendell E., salesman G. M. Josselyn & Co., dwl
1227 Mission
Olds Charles, dwl 1518 Pacific Av
Olcnder Charles, seaman, dwl 28 Steuart
Olcrman H., dwl 123 Jackson
Olesoli O., carpenter, dwl 23U Sutter
Olesiin Christian, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Olin A. S., dwl 226.4 O'Farrell
Olin James D., millhand lienjamin F. Ellis, dwl 113 Ellis
Oling Eric, carpenter, dwl 31S Main
OlinL'sworth Rose Mrs. , dwl 328 Green
Oliva John, accountant 4.30 Jackson, dwl 804 Jackson
Olivan.v T., dwl 411 Sanson)
Oliver" , interpreter, dwl 619 Pacific . , ,„ t
Oliver Alexander, upholsterer Samuel Bendit, dwl 19 Xe-
Olivcr B. P., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl cor Frank-
lin and Grove
Oliver Daniel, carpenter, dwl 307 Mason ^ , ,„„,
Oliver David, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1221
I'olk
Oliver Denis J., capitalist, dwl SE cor Pme and Mason
Oliver George, painter, dwl 203 Post
Oliver Henry (Deavts X- 0.), res Alameda
Oliver Henry, seaman, dwl NW cor East and Jackson
Oliver Herbert, seaman, dwl 919 Stockton
Oliver James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 829
Folsom
Oliver James, miner, dwl 1319 Kearny
Oliver John, carpenter, dwl 661 Mission
Oliver John, seaman, dwl 28 Steuart
Oliver John B., clerk F. S. Wcnsinger, dwl S31 Eddy
Oliver W., waiter Russ House
Oliver William, porter John Ziegenbein & Co., dwl 8 am-
ton
Oliver William G., dwl 215 Seventeenth
Oliver William Letts, with Cross & Co., dwl 710 Califonna
Olivera Charles P., cook, dwl 434 Union
tdivera David, cook 650 Sacramento, dwl 320 Daris
Oliveni T., fisherman, foot Clay
Obna Bajitiste, gardener, Visitecion Valley bet San JosS
and San Bruno roads
Olmo Giovanni B., gardener, Visitacion V.illey
Olmstead Charles A., blacksmith, dwl 25 Fifth Av
Olmstcad Harry C, clerk Lafayette Mijniard, dwl 728
Sutter
Olmstead James M., lumber surveyor, dwl 71 Clementma
Olmstead R. T. (widow), dwl 135 Post
Olmstead Sarah (widow), dwl 723 Sutter
Olmstead Thomas D., clerk Savings and Loan Society, dwl
728 Sutter
Olmsted John C, salesman A. Roman & Co., dwl Rusa
House
Olmsted Stejihcn E. bookkeeper F. D. Conro & Son, res
Alameda
OLMSTED WILLIAM Si. (Richard B. Irwin X- Co.),
dwl 319 First
Olney Charles C. (Olncys <0 Middleton), res Oakland
Olney James N. (ptnetfs tt- Mlddlettyn), res San Rafael
Olney Warren {DtiitKicrfield ,(■ 0.\ attorney at law, office
507 Montgomerv, res (Oakland
OLXGVS A tiHlinhKHfS {James N. and Charles C.
Oliu'if and SainuH P. Middleton), Oakland and Ala-
meda real-estate auctioneers, office 310 Montgomery'
Oloan John, drayman Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 416 Shot-
well
Olpherts Robert, salesman James Buckley, dwl 155 Minna
Olquist John (liawfdns »t- 0.), dwl S s Fourteenth Av nr
Railr<>ad Av, South S. F.
Olrend Leonard, lamidrjmian Martin's Restaurant, dwl
719 Cl.ay
Olsen , cooper, dwl 1105 Montgomerj'
Olsen Adolph (Jacobson A 0.), dwl 504 Washington
Olsen Adolph, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Olsen Amund, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Olsen Andreas cooper Diedrich Bucking, dwl 13 Pacific
Olsen Andrew, mate stm San Lorenzo, Com St. Wharf
Olsen Andrew, sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl 602
Howard
Olsen August, stevedore A. C. ?>eese
OJsen Augustus, with Peter Olsen, dwl East bet Washing-
ton and Jackson
Olsen Charles, seaman revenue cutter Wolcott
Ol.sen Cliristian, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Olsen Chris., cigars and tobacco, 531 Sacramento, dwl
Overland House
Olsen E., clerk George C. Johnson & Co., dwl 17 Caroline
Olsen Elef G., cordwainer Buckingham & Hecht, dwl SE
cor Lilly Av and Oct;vvia
Olsen Engweld, seaman suhr Sarah, Beale St. Wharf
Olsen Frank, barkeeper John Franetta, dwl 737 Market
Olsen George, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Olsen Henry C. (Dairid Lynch <t Co.), dwl NE cor Fell
and Webster
Olsen Jacob, captain schr D. C. Haskms, office 5 Spear,
dwl W s N bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South S. F.
Olsen Jacob, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart „„-,_,
Olsen John, deckhand stm Refonu, Jackson St. ^Tiarf
Olsen John, janitor Young Men's Christian Association,
dwl f:i2 Sutter
Olsen John, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Olsen John, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Olsen John, seaman revenue cutter Wolcott
Olsen John P. {Olsen ti- Chaitc), dwl 403 Green
Olsen Joseph, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl N s Seventh
bet Harrison and Brjaiit
Olsen Knud, brassfliiisher Greenberg & Co., dwl N 8 Fil-
bert, bet Montgomery and Sansom
Olsen Lewis, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Olsen Lewis, seaman, dwl cor Beale and Bryant
Olsen Louis, captain schr McCullan, dwl 21 Verona PI
Olsen Matthew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Olsen Mikal, master mariner, olHce 305 East
Olsen Morris, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Olsen Nicholas, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Olsen O., cari)enter J. M. Kelley, dwl 608 Bush
Olsen Ole, flourpacker Horace Davis & Co. , dwl 3 Hunt
Olsen Ole, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock, dwl 159 Lomb
Olsen Ole, seaman, dwl 3S Freelon
Olsen Ole, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Olsen Olof, cook George Green, Dunbar Alley, dwl 21 Clara
Olsen Otto T., coojier Simon P. Connor, dwl NW cor
Montgomerv and Vallejo
Olsen Peter, livery stable, 110 Washington
Olsen Peter, seaman, dwl SW cor Eiist and Merchant
Olsen Samuel, engineer stm Amador, Broadway St. Wharf
dwl 617 Davis
Olsen Sveii, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl
875 Harrison
Olsen Sven, seaman tug Rabboni
Olsen T.; carpenter Palace Hotel
Olsen Thomas, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Olsen William, dwl 82 Clementina
Olsen William, carpenter, dwl 235 Spear
Olsen William, teamster M. Selig & Co., dwl cor First Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Olsen &Chave(Ju*ii P. Olsen and Charles E. Chave),
liquor saloon. SW cor Montgomery Av and Jackson
Oben it Lynch (H. C. Olsen ami Darid Lynch), cattle
yard, NW cor Larkin and Hayes
Olson Alexander, deckhand stm Mary Taylor, Pacific St.
Wharf
Olson Andrew R., tailor Slater & Kelly, dwl 1018 Clay
Olson August, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Olson Charles, deckh.and stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
Olson Christian, seaman, dwl 57 Jessie
Olson Christopher, piledriver E. C. Boobar & Co., dwl 306
Fremont
Olson Emil, with G. T. Brown & Co., 540 Clay
Olson GusUf, cooper Bernard F. Stromberg, dwl 70 Clem
Olson Gusuv (Michalsen Ji 0.), dwl SE cor Alta and Cal-
houn
Olson Henr>' C, master mariner, dwl 342 Townsend
Olson J. Edward, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Olson John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Olson John E. (Olsun it Petcrsuti), dwl 1110 Battery
Olson John N., steward Frank Remington, dwl NW cor
Folsom and Seventh
Olson L. & M., mattress manufacturers, 614 Third
Olson Lars (L. S- M. O.), dwl 614 Third
Olson Louis, seaman, dwl 329 Biyant
Olson Martin (i. cD M. 0.), dwl 3 Hunt
Olson Ole, mariner, dwl 414 Pacific
Olson Olof, waiter, dwl NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Olson Otto, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Olson Peter O., carpenter, dwl 2S Minna
Olson Trone, waiter United States Hotel, 304 Beale
Olson W. , Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Olson & Peterson (John E. Olson and 0. Peterson), liq-
uor saloon, 1110 Eatterj'
Olsson John, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 360 Clem
Oltmann John C, clerk H. C. Wright & Co., dwl 54 Stea i
Oltmann John E., tailor, 210 Fifth
Olvany Thomas, sjiccial policeman, dwl 411 Sansom
Olwell James P. , compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 124 Geaiy
Olwell William G., messenger Health Office, dwl 124 Geary
Olympia Railway and Mining Co. (Washington Ter.), Wil-
liam Willis secretarv, office 419 California room 17
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Marli^
P, VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Establislied 1852.
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OLYMPIC CLFB, William S. Lawton superintendent,
rooms NE cor New Montj:omerj' and Howard
0].\-mpie Lodcinffs, Ralston & CottreU proprietors, 904
Ke:imj'
Oman John, carpenter, dwl 19 Commercial
Omeira Table Mountain Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), David
Wilder secretary, office '28 Merchants' Exchange
Omen Benjamin, cook Anderson & Marshall, dwl 2t>4 Jes-
sie
Omej' Charles F., draj-man Drake & Emerson, dwl Stock-
ton bet Clay and Washington
Omey George W., t-eamster Drake & Emerson, dwl Stock-
ton bet Clay and Washington
Onme?? Charles, laundry-man, dwl 2111 Mason
OMXIBl'S RAILROAD CO., secretary's office 725
Howard, receiver's office 672 Howard
On Tie & Co. (Chinese), jewelers, 716i Dupont
On Wab Lon^ Co. (Chinese), tailors, 611 Dupont
Oneida Mining Co. (Amador Co.), Lotus Kaplan secretarj',
office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Onen Augustus, tannery, S sTwenty-ninthnr San Jos^Av
Onesti Anton, porter 501 Sansom
Oaesti G. & Co. (John Connor), fruit and produce com-
mission, 501 and 503 Sansom
Onesti Guiseppe {G. Onesti d: Co.), dwl S19 Vallejo
Onstine J., attorney at law, dwl 331 Montgomery
Onyon Isaac, storekeeper Subsistence Department U. S.
A., dwl 443 Fifth
Oo Lang (Chinese), tailor, 839 Dupont
Openshaw Joseph, miner, dwl 234 Sixth
Openshaw Squire, lather, dwl 22 Rausch
Ophir Gold Mining Co. (San Bernardino), office 513 Cal
OPHIR SILVER MIMX« CO. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Joseph Marks secretarj', office 419 California
Opitz Frederick W., foreman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 209
Minna
Oppenheim Benjamin, crockery, 1114 Dupont, dwl 10 and
11 Sullivan's Building
Oppenheim Harris, hairdresser Charles H. Coleman, dwl
1114 Dupont
Oppenheim John, conductor Omnibiis R. R., dwl 721 How
Oppenheim L., merchant, dwl 44 Third
Oppenheim Solomon B., clothing, 35 Fourth, dwl 104
Seventh
Oppenheimer Arthur, clerk Babbete Oppenheimer, dwl
lOCKi Hvde
OPPE\nEIUER BABBETE, groceries and liquors,
1000 Hyde
Oppenheimer Charles, merchant, dwl 23 Taylor
Oppenheimer Elias, market, 519 Fourth, dwl 508 Fourth
Oppenheimer Emanuel, hairdresser, 1017 Market
Oppenheimer Henry {Oppenheimer d: Bro.), dwl 1100
Sutter
Oppenheimer Philip, way-bill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 966 Howard
Oppenheimer Solomon, clerk Babbete Oppenheimer, dwl
1000 Hyde
Oppenheimer & Bro. {ffenry Oppenheimer and Lotiis
Gooduiari), importers cigars and tobacco, 200 and 202
Front
Oppermann Charles, dwl 3 Maiden Lane
Oppemiann Christian, musician, dwl 3 Maiden Lane
Opusieh George, restaxu^nt, 50G Wash, dwl 504 Wash
Oram John, porter Office T^velfth Light-house District,
204 Montgomery, dwl 113 William
Oramas Joseph, dwl IS Prospect PI
Orans Ji..hn AY., fruits and vegetables, 1237 Mission
Orbert Charles, laborer, dwl 27 John
Orchard J. Thomas, head-postal clerk S. F. Postroffice,
res Sacramento Citj'
Orchard Lizzie Mrs., fimiished rooms, 524 Fourth
Orchard William. laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NW
cor Sierra and Louisiana
Orchard William, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Orcier John {P. Faitcoli d- Co.), dwl 522 Broadway
Ord J. P., clerk W. H. L. Barnes, dwl Grand Hotel
Ord William M. Col., dwl HoUaday Heights NW cor Clay
and Octa\ia
Ordenstein Bernard, bookkeeper Colman Brothers, dwl 8
Brenham PI
Ordenstein Louis, clerk 406 Sansom, dwl 513 Post
Ordenstein Max (Ordenstein d- Co.), dwl 513 Post
Ordenstein & Co. (J/aa* Ordenstein and Ernest AdeU-
dorfer), manufacturers cigars, 406 Sansom
Ordway Robert, upholsterer, dwl 809 Jessie
Oreana Milling, Smelting, and Refining Co. (Humboldt
Co., Nev.), office 31S California
Oregon City Woolen Manufacturing Co., Brown Brothers
& Co. agents, 24 and 26 Sansom !
Oregon Hill Tannery (Yuba Co.), Crist & Rued ajrents
office 417 Batterj'
Oregon House, James Smith proprietor, 238 Stcuart
Oregon Lodging House. Dennis Feelv proprietor. 643 Com
OREGON KE4;IL.1R LI>E PACKETS, S. W.
Backus & Co. agents. 206 Front
OREGON STEA M*niP CO., Ben Holladay president
Wilham X.irri^ ii-int, office 210 Batten"
OREGON STEAMSHIP LAMUNG, wharf foot Fol
Orelut Juhn K., j>iiu,t.;ier Palace Hotel, dwl 909 Kearny
Orera James, confectioner, dwl 24 Second
Orem James F., special policeman, dwl 534 Sacramento
Orendain Francisca (widow), dwl 431 Vallejo
Oreno Darius, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 507 Pine
Orespo Jos6, waiter, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and Val-
lejo
Orfille T. Vansell. hairdresser, dwl 522 Dupont
Orford Robert (Orford d- Denan), dwl 5S0 Market
Orford Robert, blacksmith, dwl 22 Frederick
Orford & Degan (Robert Orford and Patrick Degan),
stone yard, E s Central Av bet Post and Geary
Oriental Block, SW cor Bush and Batten.'
Oriental Bonded and Free Warehouses, Pool & Harris pro-
prietors, Oriental Dock, cor First and Brannan
Oriental Hotel, Henry Jimg proprietor, SW cor Washing-
ton and Drumm
ORIENTAL REFINERY, Louis Franconi proprietor,
Twentieth Av nr G, South S. F., office and salesroom
NW cor Batten' and Commercial
Original Gold Hill G. and S. Mining Co. (Gold HiU, Nev.),
office 401 California room 9
Original Hidden Treasure Mining Co. OVhite Pine, Nev.),
office 401 California room 4
Oring John, carpenter, dwl 8 John
Oriva Julia (widow), dressmaker M. Vaslin, dwl Dupont
bet Union and Filbert
Orjubin Frank M., proprietor Pioneer Paris Blanket and
Woolen Goods St«am Cleaning Establishment, 1719
Powell
Orleans Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
office 419 California room 19
Orleans Louis, cook, dwl 816 Clay
Orleans Mining Co. (Grass Valley), office 315 California
room 8
Oimandy Henry, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. California
Ormerd Henrj-, engineer E. & L. Emanuel, dwl 39 Stanford
Ormsby John M., clerk Pa^-master's Office Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 1206 Market
Omdorff Henry, dwl 33U Eddy
Orne William H.. foreman Evening Post, dwl 228 Post
ORPHAN ASYLTM (Hebrew). 1517 and 1519 Mason
ORPHAV ASTLLM (Protestant), S s Haight bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
OltPHAX ASYH'.W (Roman Catholic), N bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth avs. South S. F.
Orphant Robert, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills
Orr Ann J. (widow), furnished rooms, 5iS Market
Orr Charles, teamster Elliot & Bro.. dwl 22 Turk
Orr George, pressman Alta Califoniia, dwl 5 Vincent
Orr H., printer, dwl \Miat Cheer House
Orr James, dwl 41 Louisa
Orr James C, longshoreman, dwl 5 Vincent
Orr James D., dwl 429 Bush
Orr James R.. plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 41 Louisa
Orr J. K., clerk E. H. Pardee, dwl 737 Clay
Orr John K. {Orr d- AtHii^), dwl 621 Geary
Orr Joseph N., car conductor, dwl 209 Kearny
Orr J. S., dwl 414 Pacific
Orr Sarah Jliss, seamstress Grand Hotel
Orr W., lather Palace Hotel
Orr William, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Orr William H.. groceries and liquors, 919 Harrison
Orr & Atkins (John E. Orr and Robert C. Atkins), im-
porters and retail gents* furnishing goods, 123 and 125
MontLTomer^-
Orra Antome. butcher, dwl NW cor Fifth and Railroad
avs, South S. F.
Orra Frank (Verges d- O.), dwl 634 Pacific
Orsi Angela, boarding. 14 Ohio
Orsi Maria, dwl 14 Ohio
Orstroup John, deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Ortech Jean, storekeeper Miners' Restaurant, dwl NW cor
Broadway and Dupont
Ortega Pablo, teamster 1. F. Eaton, dwl SWcorBcnyand
third
Ortega Sabino, manager Spanish Cigar Makers* Fnion,
office 324 CX-iv, dwl W s Dup bet Union and Filbert
Ortelli Joseph, dfaj-man Gaxiola & Andrade, dwl 906 Fil-
bert
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Ortct John, cutler 223 Lcidesdorff. dvvl 1619 Stockton
Orth Adam, boots and shoes, SIO Market
Orth John, machinist Cal. Sugar Ueflnerj', dwl E s Teha-
ma nr Twenty-eighth, Uernal Heights
Orth Peter, bootmaker John Utschlg, dwl 324 Wdbam
Orth William, laljorer H. C. Fiske, dwl Pacific Hotel
Ortin t'laus, grocer, dwl 708 Vallejo
Ortion August, diamondsetter California Jewohy Co., dwl
7CH3 Clementina ,,,„-, .u
Ortiz Celedonio, merchant, office 212 Battery, dwl 16 South
Park
Ortiz P., vaquero Miller & Lux
Ortman John F., real estate, dwl N\V cor Scott and Pine
Ortnmn Thomas, cooper, dwl 565 Bryant ,,„„_, ^
Orton Richard H. , woodturner, 437 Bramian, dwl 123 Fu^t
Av nr Sixteenth
Oram Michael, boilennaker, dwl 116 First
Osberg Charles, jeweler Wiliam Bohin, dwl 818 Valencia
Osboni Edward E., draftsman, 611 Clay, dwl SE cor Leav-
enworth and Sutter
Oshom Frank, calker, dwl 309 Harrison
Osborn Frank F. {Oaborn <fc Alexander), dwl 100 McAIUs-
ter
Oshorn George H., carpenter, dwl 14 Moss
Osboni Oeorge W., real-estate agent, 430 Montgomery,
dwl 1776 Howard
Osboni Gustiiv, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s \Vharf
Osboni Henrj', assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution
Osboni Henri', plumber Douglass & Martin, dwl 115 Sixth
Osbom HeniT A., wharfbuilder, dwl 1141 Harrison
Osboni Homer B., bookkeeper R. F. Osborn & Co., dwl
2209 Fillmore
Osbom Homer E., buyer Crane & Brigham, dwl 2209 Fill-
more
Osboni Henry W., operator Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Co., Lick House, dwl Lick House
Osboni Joseph (Knox tt 0.), dwl G78 Harrison
Osbom Julia (widow), furnished rooms, 115 Sixth
Osbom Lamartine, bookkeeper Madison, Burke & Co.,
dwl SE cor Leavenworth and Sutt«r
Osboni R., waiter Buss House
Osbom R. F. & Co., importers cabinet and carriage hard-
ware, 751 Market
Osbom Robert F. (fi. F. Oshom £ Co.), dwl S s Liberty
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Osbom William, clerk Walter Tumbull & Co., dwl 20 Mont
Osbom William, salesman, dwl 22 Tliirteenth
Oshim William W., dwl SE cor Leavenworth and Sutter
Osboni & Alexander (Frank F. Oshom and George W.
Alexander), hardware, 624 Market
Osbonie Annie M. (widow), dwl 703 Market
Osborne Anthony (colored), steward Union Club, dwl 927
Broadway
Osborne Clarence H., draj-man Peck & Co., dwl 2407 Clay
Osborne Darragh B., draftsman, dwl 717 Bush
Osbonie Frank H., assistant County Surveyor's Ofiice,
dwl 8 John
Osbonie Frederick J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 717 Bush
Osbonie Frederick N., employiS Selby's Smelting Works,
dwl SE cor Bay and Hyde
Osbonie G. C, actor Bella Union Theater, dwl cor Geary
and Cemetery Av
Osborne Henry, engineer Btm Constitution, dwl Rlncon
Court
Osbome Orlando C, assistant bookkeeper U. S. Treas-
urer's Office, dwl 1624 Clay
Osbourne George, actor, dwl cor Powell and Francisco
Oshoume Samuel, official short-hand reixirter Third Dis-
trict Court, office U37 Kearny, res East Oakland
Osbuni Abraham W., salesman 'Thomas Barrows, dwl 1029
Hyde
Osbum R. F., apothecary H. P. Wakelee, dwl 142 Mont
Oseman WUliam, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 23
Lilly Av
Osenbroch Lennant, miner, dwl 122 Davis
Osgood Almira O. (widow), dwi 329 Jessie
O-good Ambrose, calker, dwl 104 Market
Osgood Andrew, Ship Calkers' Assn. 713 Mission
Osgood Archer, carriagepaiuter, dwl 1130 McAllister
Osgood Charles, calker, dwi 110 Freelon
Osgood Charles P., salesman 117 California, dwl Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Osgoml E. , car)ienter Palace Hotel
OsgoiiHl Edwin J., foreman Frear Stone Co., dwl 1609 How
Osgood Elisha, dwl 50 NaUtma
Osgood George (Osgood .fc Stelsm), dwl 522 O'FarrcU
O^gooil Hiram P., merchant, office 407 Bat, dwl 1223 Wash
OsgoiHl James, carpenter, dwl 214 First
Osgood James, stationery and furnishing goods, 308 Fourth
08"tH>d John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Osgood Mary A. (widow), dwl 5 Everett
Osgood Walter, flourpacker Horace Davis &. Co., dwl 2304
Califiiriiia . , ,
Osgood William H., merchant, office 214 Cahtorma, dwl
Grand Hotel ^ , j , „
OSGOOD A STETSON (^George Osgood and James B.
Stetson), stoves, and tin-ware, tin-can, and box manu-
facturers, 115 and 117 Front
Oskar Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Osnier Charles (Osvur A Co.), res Germany
Osmer E. C. Mrs., teacher Potrero School^ dwl 304 Third
Osmer & Co. (Charted Osmer, John O. H . Schulte, Her-
man H. W. SIroecker, and J. F. 0. Eggers), liquor
saloons, NE cor Folsom and Steuart and NW cor First
and Bninnan
Osmers Hennami, clerk Henry Keunaber, dwl SW cor
Beale and Folsom
Osmond Edward S. , clerk, dwl 208 Jones
Ososke Isaac, butcher, SW cor Fifth and Clara
Ossalino N., tailor Wright & Hamion, dwl S 8 Twenty-
sixth bet Folsom and Harrison
Ostendorf John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ostener Louisa Miss, milliner Mrs. M. SeUg, dwi 128 Post
Oster Edgar R., porter 407 Batterj', dwi 1311 Filbert
Oster Henry, hairdresser H. W. Stable, dwl 93;! Keamy
Oster Hemy P., drayman, 407 Battery, dwl 1311 Filbert
Oster Jacob, cook Continental Hotel
Osterloh Adolphe, jeweler, 344 Fourth
OSTERLOII HE.\RY, saltdealer. commission mer-
chant, agent Eden Landing and Union City Steamers,
and agent Frederick Seidel Soap, office 37 Commer-
cial, dwl 34 Perry
Ostermann Louis, candy manufacturer, dwl 13 Pearl
Ostheuner John, laborer, dwl 831 Broaiiway
Ostrxnder Peter, engineer, dwi 224 Mission
Ostrander Stephen, salesman H. D. Raphael, dwl 212 Sec
Osima Alberto E., jeweler, dwi 1311 Powell
Oswald Adolph, butcher, dwi L bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth, South S. F.
Oswald Henry W., expressman, SE cor Montgomery and
Pine, dwl 2213 Larkin
Oswald John, bootmaker Kohler & Maier, dwi 19 Hinckley
Oswald John, foreman W. D. Clark & Co., dwl 335 Jessie
OSWEGO STAR<« CO., Geonje F. Bragg & Co.
agents, office 116 Front
Otergo J., messman stm Aiax Oregt^n S. S. Co.
Otersen Hei-man (Seitz A- 0.), dwl Morton House
Otey W. N. Mercer, bookkeeper W. T. Coleman & Co.,
dwi Grand Hotel
Otheo John, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Othmer Henry, clerk, dwl 1113 Folsom
Oths Solomon, axpressman, dwl 12 Bourbin PI bet Ellis
and Eddy
Otis Edward, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 407 Third
Otis Frank, clerk E. B. & J. W. Mastick, dwl 2121 Larkin
Otis George, lather, dwi 533 Commercial
Otis Harry, painter, dwl 232 Stevenson
Otis James, fanner, dwl What Cheer House
OTIS JAMES, mayor San Francisco, office City Hall
first Hoor (arul Macondray <t Co.), dwi S21 Sutter
Otis Manuel, barber Manuel Contreras, dwl Vallejo bet
Keamy and Dupont
Otis Stephen, merchant, dwl 2121 Larkin
Ott Fridolin, watchmaker John Hei2man, dwl 177 Minna
Ott John W., pilot, office U. S. Coiu-t Building, dwl 20
Glover
Ott Joseph, baker California Cracker Co., dwl 224 Keamy
Ott Maximilian, tannery, cor Brj-ant and Eleventh, dwl
363 Eleventh
Ott Nicholas, carmaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwi 47i Ritch
Ott Richard, clerk Office Board of Education, dwl 1010
Stockton
Otten Clans, groceries and liquors, 1401 Stockton, dwl 708
VaUejo
Otten Cord (Cord Often <t Co.), dwi 8 Commercial
Otten Cord & Co. (Benjamin F. Atkim), junkdealers, 8
Commercial
Otten Frederick, dwi 705 Front
Otten George, barkeeper George Roeben, dwl 37 Pacific
Otten Henry, barkeeper, dwl 617 Davis
Otten John,' laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Otten Peter (Beckmann <fc 0.), dwl SE cor Vallejo and
Dupont
Ottenberg Henry, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Ottenberg James, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother,
dwi 15 Powell
MORGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Marke*
0. P.VAlTSCHAACKiaCO.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny. Established 1852.
OTT
577
PAC
Ottenheim Robert, hairdresser Adani Erbe, dwl 721 How
Ottenheimer William, oomiiiission merchant, dni 637 Ellis
Ottenwulter Mathias, laundryman Honora Chatelaine
dwl 92S Jackson '
Otterstedt Henry, barkeeper Osmer & Co., dwl NW cor
First and Eitinnan
Otto , dwl SOS Howard
Otto Albert, seaman, dwl 5-4 Sacramento
Otto Antoua F., salesman Charles Otto, dwl 713 Sutter
Otto Charles, cook Westerfeld & Pag-e. dwl 215 Com
OTTO CU.IRLES, manufacturer and importer hard-
ware and electrical bells and locksmith, 312 Bush
(and Otto <£■ Co.), dwl 713 Sutt«r
Otto Charles. varuisherG. Uetfinj^er &Co., dwl 10 Freelon
Otto David, drayman, dwl 56(5 Howard
Otto Emil W., cabinetmaker G. Uefimger & Co., dwl 256
Natoma
Otto Frederick, capitalist, dwl 618 Fourth
Otto Heuz, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Otto John, carpenter, dwl 113 Clinton
Otto John, tailor, dwl 72S McAllister
Otto John W., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl H3 Clin-
ton
Otto Louis W., bricklayer John Hue-hes, dwl 2021 Hyde
Otto Minnie (widow), midwife, dwl 10^ Harriet
Otto Pauline (widow), nurse, dwl 264 Stevenson
Otto Peter, laborer Lyon & Co., dwl 421 Dupont
Otto Richard, photographer John D. Godeus, dwl 240
Seventh
Otto R. T., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl N s Pacific
nr Leavenworth
Otto William, painter, dwl lOi Harriet
Otto & Co. (Charles Otto and J. H. McTnms), hardware,
house-fiu-nishing- goods, etc., 532 Market
Otty Edward, dwl 106 Post
Ouentin William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Oug-hton Bella (widow), dwl NAV cor Dup and Chestnut
Oughton Joseph, wheelwright, dwl W s Jones bet Fran-
cisco and Bav
Ould R. J., brewer, dwl 741 Market
Oulif Alexis, salesman Fabian Tnplitz, dwl 218 Tiu-k
Oulson Frank, barkeeper, dwl 737 Market
Oult Henrj-, conductor Southern Pao. R. R., dwl New
Raihoad House W s Foui-th nr Berry
Oulton George {Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.), dwl
320 Seventeenth
Oussett Jean Jr. (Abadie, Oussett «fc Co.), dwl 9 Polk
Lane
Oussett Pierre {Ahadie, Oussett & Co.), dwl 9 Polk Lane
Outcalt Peter Jr., bookkeeper A. E. Ma^nll, dwl 656 Fol
Outsen Hans, miller Eiseu Bros., dwl 43 Minna
Over Andrew R., clerk Edgar J. Bowen, dwl S06 Sansom
Overall Jacob, millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Overend James, power-press printer. 506 Commercial,
dwl S Calhoun
Overend John A. T. , power-press printer, 506 Commercial,
dwl S Calhoun
Overend Jt)seph A. , wiredrawer Pacific Wire Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 223 Clara
Overend Robert M., pressman Morning Call, dwl 435
Clementina
Overholser Albert J., butcher Seibel & Michels, dwl NE
cor Stockton and Francisco
Overhultzer Richard, cashier S. Mogrove & Co., dwl 106
Mason
OTEKL.l.\D HOrSE, J. E. Slinkey proprietor, 631
and 533 Sacramento
OTERl.W'D MO.XTHIT, John H. Carmany & Co.
publishers and proprietors, office 409 Washington
Overman No. 2 S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Da\-id Wilder
secretan", office 2S Merchants' Exchange
CIXRWAX SILVER !niXi.\G t'O. (Storey Co., Nev.),
office 414 California
Overmann Frank, miner, dwl 407 Pacific
Ovennann Frederick, carpenter, dwl N s Seventeenth bet
Dolores and Church
Ovennohle Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard
and Moss
Overshiner John, clerk Bell & Co., dwl 1027 Market
Overstreet William F., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl
2652 Folsom
Overton Cliarles P., bookkeeper, dw! 8 Virginia
Overton Elias P.. carpenter and asphaltumroofer, 216 Pa-
cific, dwl S Virginia
Overton Isaac, clerk U. S. Drayman's Office, dwl Rusa
House
Overton William S.. messenger Wells, Fai^o & Co., dwl
331 Mi_tntgomery
Ores Amanda (widow), dwl 216 Gough
Oviedo ^ mcentc. real estate, dwl 946 Folsnm
Owen E. D., machinist Wells. Russell & Co., dwl 540 Miss
Oweu Elizabeth (widow), dwl 516 Eddy
Owen Elizabeth H. (widow), boarding, cor Octavia and
Union
Owen Eugene, molder, dwl 50 Ritch
Owen Frank D., clerk William T. Wcnzell, res Oakland
Owen Hugh J., clerk Central Pacific R. R.. dwl 129 Silver
Owen James, clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 12i) Siher
Owen James, shoemaker Buckingham v^ Hecht.dwl 24 Oak
Owen James H., stockbroker, otfice 423 Cahfomia. rear
dwl 1616 Polk
Owen Martin, laborer Palace Hotel
Owen Thomas, carriagemaker. dwl 620 Minna
Owens Miss, dwl 822 Fv.laom
Owens Mrs., dwl 937 Howard
Owens Mrs., furnished rooms, Alhambra Building.
319 Bush
Owens Benjamin W. {Owens <t Moore), dwl S21 Tvler
Owens Bevans J., farmer, dwl W s Harrison nr Twenty-
seventh. Bemal Heights
Owens C. B., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf Co.
Owens Charles, machinist, dwl 1023 Kearny
Owens Evan, physician, dwl 324 Sixth
Owens George R.. musician, dwl 1023 Kearny
Owens Gold and Silver Mining Co. (San Diego Co.), office
419 California room 4
Owens Harry F., machinist Hawkins & Cantreil, dwl 664
Bryant
Owens John, boatman, dwl 20 Scott PI
Owens John, carrier Alta California, dwl 1055 Mission
Owens John, laborer, dwl 640 Mimia
Owens John, printer, dwl 10 Rausch
Owens John, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
Owens John B., agent Pacific Potter}- (Sacramento), office
and depot 30 California, dwl ilOBrjant
Owens John E., pressman Joseph Winterbum & Co., dwl
10 Rausch
Owens John W., attorney at law, dwl 636 Commercial
Owens Marv Mrs., teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School," dwl 614 Bush
Owens Michael, clerk Oregon Lodging House, 643 Com
Owens N. M. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 416 Erj-ant
Owens P.. laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
Owens Patrick, nurserj- gardener Golden Gate Park
Owens Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Frederick
Owens Patrick, laburer J. Morton & Co., dwl 640 Minna
Owens Patrick, shoemaker, 114 Oregon
Owens Patrick H., stockbroker, dwl 323 Tehama, rear
Owens Peter, laborer, dwl 416 Austin
Owens Peter, painter S. M. Hills, dwl 9 O'Farrell
Owens Thomas, hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Owens Thomas, plvmiber Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl
1023 Kearny
Owens Thomas Bradley, hamessmaker John Bruner, dwl
902 Montgomery
Owens Thomas J., mining secretary, office 215 Sansom
room 11, dwl 1041 Mission
Owens W., teamster, dwl 537 Sacramento
Owens & Moore {Benjamin W. Oicem and Edward
Moore), commission merchants and dealers wtwl,
hides, grain, etc., office 405 Front
Ower Xavier, laborer Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl 777 Market
OttTi John, groom Palace Amphitheater
Oxley Arthur W., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
1802 Dupont
Oxner Ephraim, professor music, dwl 250 Miima
Oxton Adolph L., driver Francis O'Kane, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Oxt^tn Franklin A., sawj-er Pacific Box Manufacturing
Co., dwl 34 Turk
Oy Wo Tong & Co. (Chinese), drug store, 708 Jackson
Oyen Soren C, tailor, dwl 548 Fourth
Ozanne Arthur C, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 27
Gilbert
Ozier Jane (widow), dwl 911 Folsom
Ozouf L<:>uis, leatherdresser, dwl 315 Stockton
Ozouf Sophia, dressmaker, dwl 316 Stockton
Paasch Louis, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Pac John J., groceries and vegetables, 1229 Dupont
Paccinelle Joseph, hostler Ferdinand Gotelle, dwl 1123
ilissioa
Pace Charles, chronometer and watchmaker, 418Btttterj-,
dwl 1018 Jackson
Id
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIEECTOEY, 1875-7, H. G. Langley, Publisher, S. P.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Pace Joseph, game, poultrj', etc., 9 Clay St. Market, dwl
10 St. Miin-
Pacev Ellen (widow), bakerj', 260 Eighth
Pucheco Coal MiuingCo., Joseph F. Atwill secretary, office
*240 Montgomery
Pacheco Gt-nrge, pantrjTuaD Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Pa«.hec> Mamiel, barber Manuel J. Silva, dwlTOT Brannan
P.K'IFIC (weekly). C. A. lUose publisher, office 503 Clay
Pacific Anatomical Museum, Louis J. Jordan proprietor,
:ilS Mont','nmen'
PACIFIC .iPPEAL (weekly), Peter Anderson editor
and proprietiir, office 511 Sansom
Pacific Art Union, office 1423 Gt-ar}"
Pacific Bag Factory, E. Detrick & Co. proprietors, 123
Clav and 120 Commercial
P.K'IFIC RAN'K, Peter H. Burnett president, NTV cor
Siitisdiu and Pine
PACIFIC BA\K RIlLDrVO, XW cor San and Pine
PACIFIC BAPTIST A\D EVANGEL, Evangel Pub-
lishing Co. proprietors, Rev. C. A. Buckbee editor,
office 409 Washington
PACIFIC BARREL AXD REG FACTOBT, S s
Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth, Flint, Peabody &
Co. agents, office 40S California
PACIFIC BORAX CO., John G. Eruguiere secretary,
office 621 Sansom, William T. Coleman & Co. agents,
office SW cor Front and California
Pacific Box Factor}-, L. Racouillat & Co. proprietors, 4S1
and 483 Brannan
Pacific Brewerj% F. Fortmann & Co. proprietors, 2G7-271
Tehama
Pacific Bridge Co., works Berry bet Fourtli and Fifth,
office 6(KJ Montgomerj' room 16
Pacific Broom and Willow Manufactory, James H. Cimi-
mings proprietor, SOS Pine
Pacific Building and Loan Association, E. Levy secretary,
office 714 Larkin
Pacific Business College, M. K. Lauden principal, SE cor
Gear>* and Stockton
Pacific Butt Manufactorj', James Stott proprietor, Utah
bet Twontv-fourth and Yolo
P.4CIFIC CEMENT CO., P. Martin president, office
502 Kearny
Pacific Chemical Co. , works 33S and 390 Frftncisco, office
531 California
PACIFIC <'HFRCnMA\ (Episcopal monthly), Cubery
oc Co. publishers, office 414 Market
PACIFIC 4'Ll'B. room? 530 CaUfomia
Pacific Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers. 537 C^>mmercial
PACIFIC COAST ALM.IXAC, Henry G. Langley pub-
lisher, office 612 Clav
PACIFIC COAST BISIXESS DIRECTORT (tri-
ennially), Henry G. Langley publisher, office 612
Clav
PAITFIC COAST PFLPIT (semi-monthly), Cubery
*: Co. publishers, offioe 414 Market
Pacific Coast Wrecking Co., George S. Spratt secretary-,
office 204 ilontgomen"
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL CO., James McKinley
president, dealers wood and coal, Larue's WTiarf foot
Market. 32n GeaiT and 1212 Polk
PACIFIC CONGRESS SPRINGS DEPOT, Henrv
A. Benjamin & Co. proprietors, 162 New Montgomery
cor Howard
PACIFIC CORDAGE CO.. E. S. Noyes secretary, J.
D. Farwell agent, office 116 Front
Pacific Diamond Gas Light C... 1224 Market
PACIFIC DISTILLING AND REFI\I\G CO,(,Een-
ry Voorman, Grortje OuHon, ami iowiV SchuUz),
works SW cor Chestnut and Pierce, office and sales-
room 411 AVasbington
PACIFIC DREIM;I\G CO., B. B. Minor secretary,
office 411} Caliioniia
PACIFIC ELECTRO -DEPOSITING NTORKS,
Electrical Construction Co. and H. G. Ogden propri-
etors, 134 Sutter
Pacific Exchange, McPherson & Peterson proprietors, 26
St«;uart
PACIFIC FILE FACTORY, John Parkin proprietor.
53 Heale ft-,
Pacific Flour Mills, John Zeile proprietor. 506 and 50S Pac
P.ICIFIC FRFIT MARKET, 532 and 534 Clav
Pacific Funiiture Manufacturing Co., NW cor Fourth and
llr\-ant
PACIFIC GLASS NrORKS. John Tavlor and R. K.
I'attndge t)roprietors, works cor lowu and Mariposa,
Potren.. John Taylor & Co. a«rents, office 514 Wash
Pacific Glove Wurks, Shoenbei^ & Levinsky proprietors,
511 Sacramento
Pacific Glue Slanufacturing Co., cor Gongh and Lombard,
office and salesroom 406 Market
Pacific Gold and Silver Plating Works, William E. Shep-
man proprietor, 51S Market
Pacific Granite Co., Gotired Raisch superintendent, office
cor Third and King
PACIFIC GRO<'ER THE (monthly), Penoyer, Hol-
loway & Co. publishers, office 409 Washington
Pacific Hall, California Theater Building, N s Bush bet
Kearny and Dupont
PACIFIC IIKBUEW ORPHA3f ASYLIM ASD
HOME, 1517 and 1519 Mason
Pacific Hotel, Henry Johnson &, Co. proprietors, 11 and 13
Pacific
Pacific Ice Co., D. E. Martin superintendent, office 71S Bat
Pacific Ink Manufactory. James J. Knowlton proprietor,
222 and 224 Brannan. Frankenthal & Co. agents, office
SW cor Battorv and California
PACIFIC INSFRANCE AGENXT, Jonathan Hunt
manager, office 313 California
Pacific Insm-ance Co. (in liquidation), office 430 California
PACIFIC IRON WORKS (Gnddard d- Co.), Rankin,
Bra>-ton & Co. proprietors, 127-135 First, opp Minna
Pacific jewelry Co., Nathan & Samuel, office 6 Batterj'
Pacific Jute Manufacturing- Co., Leopold Cahu manager,
works (Oakland), office 115 Battery
Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factor^', Eraile Ba?scb pro-
prietor, 569 Mission
PACIFIC LAW REPORTER (daily and weekly).
John P. Bogardus publisher and proprietor, office 532
Merchant
Pacific Lodgings, Ralston & Cottrell proprietors, 209 Leid
Pacific Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufactory',
McEachren & Parkinson proprietors. 437 Brannan
PACIFIC LFMBER AJVD MILL CO., J. W. Pear-
son manager, office 437 Pine
Pacific Lyceum Bureau, lecture and musical agents, C.
M. Prodger manager, office 33 Kearny
PACIFIC .MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., Jennings S. Cox
agent, office >r\V cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff,
wharf foot First cor Brannan
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SFRGICAL JOl'RNAL
(monthly), Drs. Henry- and Henrj' Jr. Gibbons editors,
office 26 Montiromerr
PACIFIC METHODLST (weekly), Wick B. Parsons
editor, office 409 Washington
Pacific Mill and Mining Co., James H. Gager secretarj-,
office 507 Montgomerj'
Pacific Mineral Laud Office, O. H. McKee manager, office
63 Merchants' Exchangee
Pacific Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 413 California,
third floor
Pacific Mutual Beneficial Association, William H. Bell,
general agent, office 19 and 20 Montgomery Block
Pacific 5Iutual Insurance Co. of New York (marine), An-
drew Baird agent, office 316 C^alifomia
Pacific Mutual L^e Insurance Co., Western Savings and
Trust Co. agents, NE cor Kearny and Post
Pacific News Company, John H. Still manager, office 1024
Market
PACIFIC NEWSPAPER PFBLISHING CO., Car-
los IMiite proprietor, office 532 Clay
Pacific Nursery-, Frederick Ludemann 4: Co. proprietors,
SW cor Baker and Lombard
PACIFIC ODD FELLOW (weekly), William HaUey ed-
itor, office 531 California room 6
PACIFIC OIL AND KEROSENE WORKS, Allyne
& White proprietors, NE cor Chestnut and Taylor,
office 112 and 114 Front
PACIFIC OIL A>D LEAD WORKS, John Bensley
president, S. I. C. Swezey secretary', works N s King
bet Second and Third, office 3 Front
Pacific Paper Mills, John Tyler Jr. agent, office 331 Mont-
gomerv- room 15
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., Ira P. Rankin preadent, office
127 First
PACIFW' POTTERY (Sacramento), John B. Owens
agent, office 30 California
Pacific Powder Co., J. F. Nesmith secretary, office 315
California room 8
Pacific Pump Manufacturing Co., Alfred S. Moore &Co.,
agents, 42S Sansom
Pacific Quicksilver M. Co., R, E. Brewster secretary, office
312 Montgomery
Pacific Rail Road House, Leopold Diedering proprietor,
446 Brannan
PACIFIC RECLAMATION CO. (Sonoma Meadows,
Sonoma Co.), George S. Ladd president, office 134
Sutter
Get the MiUtrae Transplanted Oysters from MOHGAIT & CO., 87 California Market.
'■ p. VAIT SCHAACK S: CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
PAC
579
PAI
Pacific Reiluction Works, Moritz Mendheim seoretirv
office 1131 Clav ' '
PAfiri*' »OLL9\G Mill CO., William Alvord
president, S. 1. C. Swezey secretary, L. B. Benchley
vice-president and manager, works Potrero Point
otljce 3 Front
P-M-IFIf Kl^BKEK VAI.VT CO. (Jesse Heal,, and
A ndmc De Furest). office and factory 207 Sacramento
PACIFIC IC|:raL I'KESS {ag-ricultural weekly), Dew-
ey & Co. publishers and proprietors, office 224 San-
son!, editorial rooms 414 Clay
Pacific Safe Co., Joseph Stevens manager, 317 Battnary
PACIFIC SAW MAXI;EACT|:K1\« CO. (Charles
F. Sheffield, X. W. SpuuhUiui. and James Patter-
son), manufacturers saws, iilaiiini,' kni\e3, reaper, and
mower sections, etc., 17 and Isi Fremont
Pacific Soda Co., works Berrj* bet Fourth and Fifth, Aa-
ron Doud agent, office 100 California
Pacific Stable, George S. Banks proprietor, 709 Jones
Pacific Straw Works (Fbenezer li. Uaieley and Geurge A.
Dean), manufticturers straw goods and hat and bon-
net bleachers, SX< Hush
PAi'iriC STKEET WBIARF, foot Pacific
Pacific Submarine and Earthquake Wall Co., office 31D Rear
Pacific Tannery ^SUlckton), Kullman, Wagner & Co. pro-
prietors, office 41 Clay
PACIFIC TKAXSFEK CO., Evan J. Coleman presi-
dent, J. Henly Smith rice-president, office 110 Sutter
Pacific Tunnel Mining Co., office 331 Montgomery room 18
Pacific Type Foundery, N. C. Hawks manager, 532 Clav
Pacific United Workingmen's Furniture Manufacturing
Co., N s Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh
Pacific Vaniish Works, D. E. & L. Spever proprietors, SE
cor Taylor and Water, office 10 Battery
Pacific Vinegar Works, Pohley & Koster proprietors, NW
cor Gough and Fulton, office 321 Front
Pacific Warehouse, J. F. Haycock & Co. proprietors, NE
cor Broadway and Battery
PACIFIC \VIKE .nAXi:FACTi;KIXC CO., A. S.
Hallidie agent, office 113 and 115 Pine, factory 437
Brannan
Pacific Wood Engraving Co., Thomas J. Pettit superin-
tendent, office o2S California
P.4*'IFI<' WOOD PKESERT1\« CO.. works N 3
Berrj- bet Fourth and Fifth, office 60iJ Montgomery
Pacific Wool Depot, Thomas Bailey & Co. proprietors, "SE
cor Fifth and King
Pacific Wool Scouring Co., E. Grisar & Co. agents, SW cor
Fol and Eighteenth, oflSce SW cor Fifth and Townsend
PAi'IFIC I'OlTII (literar monthly), John F. Davis
publisher, ofllce 512 Sacramento
Pacina Joseph, cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 256
Jessie
Packard Abraham, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 1S06J
Stockton
Packard Charles, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Packard CjTus, carpenter, dwl cor Chapultepec and Coso
Av, Bemal Heights
Packard George, w'aiter New York Bakery, dwl 1306J
Stockton
Packard J. B., hackdriver, dwl 152 Silver
Packard Man,' Miss, dwl 434 Hayes
Packer Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 229 Kearny
Packer James, driver Contra Costa Laundry Association,
dwl 1710 Mason
Packer John, with Dana & Codington, dwl 19] 8 Pac Av
Packscher Joseph, tinsmith Britlan, Holbrooke Co., dwl
W s Verona bet Second and Third
Paddock Nathan C, merchant, dwl 49 South Park
Paddock Winfleld W., carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co.,
dwl 236 O'Farrell
Paddon Abel, brewer, dwl 353 Eleventh
Paddon Lucy Miss, dressmaker, dwl 9 Harriet
Paddon William, brewer Star Brewerj-, dwl 1234 Folsom
P-1I>E1' M.ARTI-V, president North Beach Cement
Pipe Co., facti.)n,' cor Francisco and Taylor, and agent
Pacific Cement Co. , office 502 Keaniy, dwl (333 Union
Padrini i., waiter 540 Commercial
Paepke William H. E., cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co.,
dwl 134 Fourth
Paetrick H. W., salesman Matthias Gray, dwl 215 Kearny
Pagannini Guis, laborer Alessio Coli & Co., dwl 907 W.ash
Pagano Gianbatista, laborer Musto Brothers, dwl cor
Broadway' and Kearny
Page A. L. capitalist, dwl" Lick House
Page Anna M. (widow), dwl 1000 Van Ness Av
Page A. T. , miner, dwl 913 Jackson
Page Charles, att<jmey at law, office room 19 U. S. Court
Building, dwl 1000 Van Ness Av
Page Charies, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s \\-harf
Page Charles A., mining stocks, dwl 314 Post
°*'i,'i*,iS ^.•' sl"'P«r Pioneer Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl
610 Third
Page Edward, waiter, dwl 1304 Powell
Page Edward, woodturner Andrew Frei, dwl 610 Third
Page Fiances Mrs., clerk U. 8. Surveyor-General, res
Oakland '
Page Frank B. (Pafie ,t Cowell), dwl 118 Geary
Page Frederick, barkeeper, dwl 1000 Howard
Page George, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 14 Park
Av
Page George D., vamisherG. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 14 Park
Av
Page Oustave L. (Wester/eld A- P.), dwl S13i Folsom
Page H., painter Palace Hotel
Page Hanson H., laborer California Mills, dwl 331 Minna
Page Henr,- (Bennett J: P.), dwl 1000 Van Ness Av
Page Hiram, engineer, dwl 733 Brannan
Page J. A (widow), dwl 844 Folsom
Page James D. Jr., clerk C. Temple Emmet, dwl 844 Fol
Page James H. (Hale, P. J; Co.), dwl 213 Geary
Page James P., capitahst, dwl Grand Hotel
Page J. E., laborer A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 618 Third
Page John H., porter Neville & Co., dwl 604 East
Page John M., dwl 1220 Market
Page Joseph M., dwl Precita Av nr Alabama, Bemal
Heights
Page Louis, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl 813 Washington
Page Lucy B., dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Page Mary A. G. (widow), dwl 467 Minna
Page Mattie Miss, braidsewer Pacific Straw Works, dwl
844 Folsom
Page M. B., street sprinkler, dwl 22 Anna
Page Milo, carpenter, dwl 34J Zoe
Page Nathaniel, capitalist, office 318 Calif omia.res Ala-
meda
Page Peter, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^Vharf
PAOE R. C. «t CO., stockbrokers, 405^ California
Page Robert, cabinetmaker, S Taylor
Page Robert C. (R. C. Fai/e d: Co.), dwl 730 Post
Page Walter H., carriageblacksmith Kimball Mauuf. Co.,
dwl 240 Fourth
Page Wilfred (Bennett * P.), dwl 1000 Van Ness Av
Page William H., expressman, 420 Sansom, dwl 44G Bran-
nan
Page William M., finisher G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 14 Park
Av
PACE <£ COWEIL (Frank B. Page and J. II. Core-
ell), dealers lumber, doors, windows, and blmds, NE
cor Mission and Spear
Page and Panaca Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), Louis
Kaplan secretarj-, office 27 Merchants* Exchange
Page. See Paige
Pagendann John, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
PACES JFLES F., seal engraver and diesinker, 648
Sacramento, dwl 1310 O'Farrell
Paget George W., salesman Denneiy & Co., dwl 840 Miss
Pagga Frank, laborer, dwl 10 Union PI
Paggio Joseph, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
E s Harrison bet Fifth and Sixth
Pagini Mitchel, vegetabledealer, 1408 Polk
Pagon Daniel, machinist Union Iron Works
Paguezurray Martin, boarding, 10 Gardner
Pah] Richard, boots and shoes, 77 Fourth, dwl E s Fair
Oaks nr 'Twenty-second
Pahl Richard H., groceries and Uquors, SE cor Dupont
and Gearj'
Pahhngreen Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Paige Cahin, real estate, office 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 623
Conmicrcial
Paige Thomas, helper Phelps, Manuf. & Co., dwl 309 I^y
Paige Timothy, real estate, office 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 1124
McAllister
Pailli M. L., butcher Fred Katz, dwl 519 Filbert
Paine Charles, carpenter, dwl 233 First
Paine Frederick A., watchman California Market, dwl 100
Sixth
Paine John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Paine Jiihn H., carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Paine Samuel, plasterer, dwl 431 Dupont
Paine Willis, bricklayer, dwl 431 Dupont
Paine. See Pavne
Painter Emlen (Painter J: Calvert), dwl 1414 Clay
Painter George, second cook stm Amelia, Broati way Wharf
Painter Jerome B. (Painter tt- Co.), dwi 831 Jackson
Painter John, surveyor, dwl 24 Second Av
Painter John A., clerk C. V. Gillespie, dwl 914i Harrison
Painter Stephen, seaman, dwl 111 Harrison
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riNE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery.
PaintiT 'nieodore P. (Painter .{• Co.), res Alameda
IMINTEK A V AIjWAiT (Emlen Painter and John
Cnlvrrt), dnifryists, dealers trusses, and nianufactiir-
iii;: chemists, SE cur Clay and Kearny and NW cor
Fourth and Howard
Painter & Co. (J. B. and T. P. Painter), tj-pefounders,
eloctrot.\'pers, and printers' fumiahing warehouse, 610
and 512 Clay
Piiintcr. Sre PajTiter
Paisley Mathew, "expressman, dwl 4 Washington Av
Pajekcn Kdward (iL-Ibn^n Bms. d- Co.\ dwl 117 Stockton
PaUrot August, far]»entLr, dwl 721 Pacific
PALU'E AMrillTIIKATER, John Wilson proprie-
tor, SW c(»r New Muntiromery ami Mission
PAIi.VC'E HOTEL, Warren Lefand lessee, Market, New
Muiit'^'omery, Jessie, and Annie
Palnehe Kdniond, bookkeeper Jones & Co., 213 Front
Palaehe fJilhert (//. 3/. Xewhall d- Co.), dwl .S21 Fremont
PalacheJanies(A'?y??('<;tCo.),dwllSecond Av nr Fifteenth
Paladina Francisco, manufacturer statuary, 128 Union,
rear
Paladini A., fish, 33-35 San Francisco Market and 26 Me-
tropolitan Market, dwl 600 Broadway
Palasson Peter, milkman, NWcor Fillmore and Francisco
Palecki J. P., cooper, dwl 1C9 Silver
Patutti Luigi, dwl 723 Sansom
Palin Joseph, blacksmith Sicotte & Gratton, dwl E s
Twentieth nr Brannan
Palin Julian, laborer Sunthem Pac. R. R., cor Sixteenth
and Harris(in, dwl York bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Palland Juuies. roadcarijenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Pallas James, expressman, dwl 220 Main
Pallexfin Ernest, purser stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Pallier Jubn Giraud (colored), cook, dwl 20 Lewis PI
Pallies Alexander, produce commission, 318 Davis, dwl
420 Octavia
Palm Consolidated Mining Co., office 116 Leidesdorff
Palm Jacob, cook, dwl 12 Tehama PI
Palm Richard, waiter Concurdia Club, dwl 1 Cedar Av
Palma Cigar Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, C46 Pac
Palman Isaac, peddler, dwl 545 Mission
Palmasann Andrew, laborer 76 California Market, dwl 14
Lafayett* Alley
Palmer Abigail (widow), dwl 45 Stanly PI bet Brj'ant and
Brannan
Palmer Albert, deckhand stm San Joaquin, Jackson St.
\Miarf
Palmer Alice E., student Heald's Business College, dwl
51S Greenwich
Palmer Annie, cigars and tobacco, 1020 Kearny, dwl 1012
Kearny
Palmer Auifustus, pUimber Palace Hotel
Palmer Bros. (Thomas F. and Joacph D.), milliner)',
clothing, fancy goods, and notions, 726-734 Market
Palmer C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Palmer Cassius C. (Lnmbcrt, P. <{■ Co.), res Oakland
Palmer C. H., auctioneer, dwl 139 Fourth
Palmer Charles, boots and shoes, 77 New Montgomery,
dwl 032 Market
Palmer Charles, merchant, dwl 0 O'Farrell
Palmer Charles, pilot, dwl 220 Washington
Palmer Cliarles, watchman stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf,
dwl 122 Silver
Palmer Clinton, purser stm Yosemite, dwl 742 Wash
Palmer C\TUS (Amjell, P. A Co.), dwl 16 Riucon PI
Palmer ICilward, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Palmer Edwin C, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 640 Wash
Palmer Eduin H., dwl 2113 Webster
Palmer E. V., miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Palmer Fannie L. (widow), dwl 518 Greenwich
Palmer Frank J., stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Palmer Frank L., secretary San Joaquin and King's River
Canal and Irrigation Co., office 302 Cal, res Oakland
Palmer George, bookkeeper Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl
1421 Hyde
Palmer George, broker, dwl 79 Clementina
Palmer George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Palmer George, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
310 Union
Palmer Gmce Mrs., dwl 212 Post
Palmer Henry, commission merchant and agent Red
Mountain Vineyard, 124 Clay, dwl 136 Thirteenth
Palmer J., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. stm Pacific
Palmer Jaeob (Dnning, P. <t Co.), dwl 570 Folsom
Palmer Jane (widow), dwl 1130 McAllister
Palmer J. Bruce (Tkfnnas A P.), res San Jos6
Palmer J. C, assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 205
Turk
Palmer John, propertjTuan Maguire'g New Theater, dw.
807 Kearny
Palmer John, upholsterer, dwl 1010 Mission
Palmer John H., teamster D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
Rincon PI, W of Beale
Palmer Joseph D. (Palmer Bros.), dwl Windsor House
PALMER, K\0\ A <'0. (Wales L. Palmer and
Israel W. Kno^e), proprietors Golden State Iron
Works, 19-25 First
Palmer L. A. (widow), lodgings, 308 Third
Palmer Lawrence W. (Bishop tt Co.), dwl 511 Webster
Palmer Linwood, clerk Ed\vin P. Peckham, res Alameda
Palmer M., laborer, dwl 333 Bush
Palmer Nicholas, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 227 Perry
Palmer Olive (widow), dwl 4 Essex PI
Palmer Peter (Domnih .t- P.), dwl 16 Folsom
Palmer Phoebe H. (widow), dwl 72fj Bush
Palmer Samuel, laborer, dwl 221 Post
Palmer Samuel H., clerk Levey, Fitch & Good, dwl 26
Pleasant
Palmer S. R., mining, dwl Grand Hotel
Palmer Tliomas, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl SE cor
Pacific and Front
Palmer Thomas F. (Palmer Broft.), dwl 220 O'Farrell
Palmer Wales L. (Palmer, Knox d- Co.), dwl 2 Essex PI
Palmer W. C, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Palmer W. H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 320
Fifth
Palmer William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Palmer William F., edge-tool manufacturer, N 8 Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth
Palmer William H., dwl 107 Fell
Palmer William J. T. (W. J. T. Palmer dt Co.), dwl 107
Fell
Palmer William L., salesman 712 Kearny, dwl Overland
House
PALMER W. J. T. A. rO. (Louis Focacci), oflSceand
school-funiiture manufacturers, 105 and 107 Mission,
salesroom 323 California
Palmiri Louis, framemaker Louis Ghilardi, dwl 533 Howard
Palow Frank, brewerjman, dwl Pacific House
Palson R. , seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S. Co.,
Paltenghi Andrea, marble works, 1029 Market
Pamperin Gustave T. (Malm it- P.), dwl 217 Minna
PANAMA LI\E STEAMERS, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
proprietors, office NW cor Sac and Leidesdorff
Panamint Mining Co. (Panamint), office 330 Pine
Panamint Wagon and Toll Road Co., W. R. Townsend
secretary, office 330 Pine
Panariu Fnink, shipping clerk Andrew Prei, dwl 918 Geary
Panci-atz August, fniitdealer, dwl 1826 Powell
Pander Ezekiel, stoves and tinware, 32 Geary, dwl 461 Min
Pander J., salesman Ezekiel Pander, dwl 461 Minna
Panelli Peter, porter F. Daneri &. Co., dwl 515 Vallejo, rear
Pangbum Stanley D., clerk Camp Verdi Indian Reserva-
tion, dwl 924* Folsom
Panlita Jos^, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Pannill Walter, bookkeei.er William E. Hale, dwl 720 Fol
Panshe Alfred, clerk U. S. Array Headquarters, 105 Stock-
ton, dwl 029 Commercial
PAKTIIEO^' SALOOX, James Wainwright proprietor,
321 California
Pantland J. W., porter Occidental Hot«l
Panton Walter, bricklaver, dwl 429 Bush
Pantony John, clerk Hawlcy, Bowen &Co., dwl 429 Sixth
Panzer Alfred, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
public, dwl 421 Folsom
Panzovecha Palo, dwl 21 John
Paoletti Antonio, fruits, SE cor Jackson and Davis
Paoli Michael, jwrter Foa's Building, dwl 1123 Dupont
Paolo Isolo, vegetables, 10 and 11 Colombo Market
Pape Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 248 Third
Pape August, clerk Hermann Doscher, dwl 372 Clem
Pape August C, tinsmith, dwl 1526 Stockton
Pape Frederick, salesman Mayrisch Bros., dwl 622 Green-
wich
Pape Jacob (Von Staden cfc Co.), dwl SE cor Stockton
and O'Farrell
Pape John H., porter James M. Curtis, dwl W s Buchanan
bet McAllister and T>ier
Pape Thomas W., teamster John O'Connor, dwl SE cor
Pacific and Octavia
Papillon Charles, baker, dwl 721 Pacific
Paquet Dieudonn6, saddler, 510 Broadway
Para Jos6, laborer, dwl NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
Paradee G. W., blacksmith, dwl 22 Turk
Paraf Alfred, chemist, dwl 701 Post
Paralto John, upholsterer, dwl 211 Third
Parames Peter, cook, dwl 520 Broadway
MOEQAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from Hew York.
C. P.VANSCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearay, Established 1852.
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Paramore Louis, clerk James H. Gates, dwi N^V cor New
Montgomery and Howard
Paras;! John, laborer Costa i; Giota, dwi W 8 San JoS(5
Road m- Six-mile House
Parase Joseph, gurdener, Visitacion Valley bet San Josi5
and San Bruno roads
Parasol William, carpenter, dwl 614 Jones
Paravagiiie Louis, boarding,' and liquors, 222 Broadway
Parburt Byron, driver Healey ^ Megilligan, dwl Old San
Jose Road rir Industrial School
Parcells John J., dwl E s San Jos6 Av bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty- seventh
Parcells Price, carriagetrinmier Pollard & Cook, dwl 416
Post
Parcells William H., housecarpenter, dwl W s First Av bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Parco Antonio, cigurs and tobacco, 124 Fourth, dwl llOS
Powell
Parcut<^ Giovanni, fruitpeddler, dwl 14 Ohio
Pardee E. H. , physician, oculist, and aurist, office 737 Clay,
res Oakland
Pardee Howard, clerk, dwl 727 Howard
Pardee Joseph, dwl 217 Gearj'
Pardi Paul, fisherman, Claj' St. \Miarf
Pardia Manuela (widow), real estate, dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Pardini, Bonaldi i: Landini {X. PardiiU, Q. B. Bunaldi,
and G. Landini), fresh, smoked, and salt fish, 27
Washington Slarket
Pardini Eugene, boots and shoes, 724 Washington, dwl 27
Stone
Pardini Narcisio (Pardini, Bonaldi d: Landini), dwl 813
Pacific
Pardo Juan, fisherman, dwl 21 Commercial
PAKUOW AXFKED A., attorney at law, office 420
California, dwl 1025 Hyde
Pardow George, real-estate office, 609 Sacramento, dwl
1025 Hyde
Pardy George, draftsman Pacific Iron Works, dwl Wind-
sor House
Pardy John, ci^^l engineer and surveyor, office and dwl
539 California
Paredes Jesus M., teacher piano, dwl 919i^ Washington
Paredes R. A., teacher music, dwl 919^ Washington
Parent Charles L., carpenter and builder, 232 Fremont,
dwi 1323 Mission
Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter C. L. Parent, dwl 410
Minna
Parent William L., carpenter C. L. Parent, dwl 1323 Miss
Parente Austate, musician, dwl 31 Hinckley
Parent! P., with Martinelli ii Particeili, dwl 1011 Market
Pareseault C, cari>enter D. A. MacdunaJd & Co., dwl 614
Jones
Pareti Luigi, laborer California Italian Paste Co., dwl 621
Broadway
Parfitt Edward, steward, dw] SW cor Main and Harrison
Pariche John, cook Charles Hair, dwl 519 Mission
Pariui Charles, marbleworker Grossini &, Co., dwl 14
Union PI
Paris Eli (colored), cook 7 Broadway
Paris Eniile, bilUard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl
24 ilinna
Paris Hue, musician, dwl 420 Jackson
Paris Louis, laborer, dwl 1621 Dupont, rear
Paris "Victor, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 1429 Dupont
Parisen Philip C. (J. Tkierba^h d: Cv.), dwl 759 Ho«-ard
Parish A. H. (widow), furnished rooms, 240 Jessie
Parish Kate Miss, photographic finisher Wing & Allen,
dwl 240 Jessie
Parish. See Parrish
Park Allen, paperhanger, dwl 920 Montgomery
Park Colliiis, bricklayer, dwl 745 Howard
PARK CO.HMISSIOXKKS, 302 Montgomery
Park Eberhard W., dwl SW cor Twenty-fourth and Miss
Park Edmund M. Mrs. (widow), dw) 511 Stockton
Park E. S. Mrs., dwl 116 Turk
Park Hotel, J. Schumacher proprietor, 22 Turk
Park John W., plumber Thomas Bertram, dwl 35 Garden
Park J. W., laborer Joseph Newbauer, dwl 903 Battery
Park Robert, doorkeeper, dwl 920 Montgomery
Park Thomas C, porter Hj-pttlit* Dutard, 217 Clay
Park William, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl
Treat Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Park Wiiliam, laborer, dwl 33*^ Garden
Park William C, pressman A.'L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 116
Turk
Parke L\Tnan C. {Parke cfc Lacy), dwl 710 California
PARKE «L' LAt:\' {Lyman C. Parke and Benjamin T.
Lacy), agents Burleigh Rock Drill, office 310 Cal
Parker Abner, driver T. H. Bowlen, Occidental Hotel
Parker Abraham, hackdriver Thomas Bowlen, Occidental
Hotel
Parker Angeline (widow), dwl 839 California
Parker Ann Mrs., dwl lo Sherwood PI
Parker Augustus, bricklayer, dwl SE cor Twenty-first
and Mission
Parker Benjamin, trunkmaker A. Haass & Co., dwl 2048
Mission
Parker C. (widow), dwl 777 Market
Parker Carolme M., reporter Evening Post, dwl 1010
Montgomery
Parker Charles, 'driver W. E. Bridge, dwl 225 Bush
Parker Charles H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1221
Clay
PARKER MI.IRUES O., exchange broker, office 304
Montgomery {and Parker <f Roche), dwl KW cor
Broadway and Taylor
Parker Edward, teamster, dwl E s Miss nr Twenty-first
Parker Edward A., soshmaker Cole & Co., dwl 13 Perry
Parker Edward F., clerk, dwl 900 Market
Parker Edward S., clerk Painter & Calvert, dwl 223 Sec
Parker Edward W. {Parker d: Mc Hunnils), dv/l 414 Thiitl
Parker E. F., dwl Russ House
Parker E. H., dwl 1534 Howard
Parker Eliza (widow), dwl 26 Laurel PI
Parker E. S., ships' accountant Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Office, dwl 523 Keaniy
Parker Fannie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 165 Silver
Parker I^ske L., clerk Woods *i Freeborn, dwl 839 Cal
Parker Francis, molder Thompson Bros., dwl Wadsworth
House
Parker Francis L., real estate, dwl 139 Perry
Parker Frank L., bookkeeper G. Mitchler, dwl 835 Cal
Parker Frank M., teamster, dwl 70 Clementina
Parker Frank W., cutter Orrin Jones, dwl 966 Clara
Parker Frederick (Parker a: Co.), dwl W s Buchanan bet
Bush and Sutter
Parker Frederick, helper Schottler &, Freeman, dwl 13
Peny
Parker Frederick W., butcher Kohler & Co., dwl 13 Perry
Parker George A. {Parker, Watt-son <t Co.), res Tubbs'
Hotel, Oakland
Parker George B., frescopainter George W. Clark, dwl 519
Pine
Parker George F., liquor merchant, dwl 1212 Powell
Parker CJeorge L., plat*:maker Cornell Watch Co.
Parker Hannah Mrs., lodgings, 611 Post
Parker Harold, seaman, dwl 50 Nat^i-ma
Parker Haney D., barkeeper Stciner & Israel, dwi 411
Powell
Parker Ha>"\vood P. , bookkeeper, dwl 515 Folsom
Parker Helen M. (^\idow), dwl 825 Filbert
Parker Henrj-, bartender G. Mangenbeig, dwl N a Fulton
nr First "a v
P^IKKER UOtSE, HaU & Kearney proprietors, 617
Montgomerj'
Parker J., machuiist Machinist's Department U. S. Mint
Parker J. Miss, dressmaker, 165 Silver
Parker James, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Parker James, calker, dwl 741 Market
Parker James, plasterer, dwl 411 Pacific
Parker James, tinsmith B. C. Austin, dwl 1019 Powell
Parker James M., money broker, 609 Sacramento room 5,
dwl 17 Wdlow bet Mission and Valencia
Parker Jean Miss, vice-principal Washington Grammar
School, dwl 926 Washington
Parker Jeremiah, salesman 708 Kearny, dwl 21 Prospect
PI
Parker John, dwl 912 Jackson
Parker John, barkeeper, dwl 272 Jessie
Parker John B., machinist David Stoddart
Parker John D., clerk Maguire i: Daly, dwl 1855 Hiesion
Parker John H., baker, 245 Third
Parker John N. Rev., book agent, dwl 1855 Mission
Parker John S., caner S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 758
Harrison
Parker Joseph H., carpenter Gray & Marcher, dwl 215
Minna
Parker Joseph K., machinist W. T. Garratt, dwl 331 Jtssie
Parker Joseph M., barkeeper Fox Vincent, dwl 411 Powell
Parker Joseph M., liverj- stable, Webb bet California and
Sacramento, dwl 009 Folsom
Parker Judah, captain stm Mar>- Taylor, Pacific St-AMiarf,
office 106 Davis
Parker Julet H., laborer, dwl 1030 McAllister
Parker Kate (widow), dwl 1034 Folsom
Parker Kate Miss, dwl 250 Beale
Parker Leroy H., machiiiist Fairbanks & Hutchinson, dwl
1236 Folsom
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS LIEECTOEY Circulates throughout Pacific Coast.
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Porker Louis, carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 428
Parklr'Luke, plumber Edward T. Boyd, dwl SE cor
Cliestimt and Mason
Parker Malvina H. (widow), furnished rooms, 405 Kearny
Parker Mary B. (widow), dwl !I26 Washmffton
Parker M. B. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
ParK^T Mnai,^whitener John G. Garfield, dwl 1941 Bdwy
Parker Minnie Miss, milliner Mrs. E. Leavenworth, dwl
bl2 Filbert ,„ .^
Parker M. W. Mrs., agent Ladies' Depositor}', 15 JNew
Montgomery Grand Hotel, dwl 108i Powell
Parker Nathan D., register clerk A. E. Magill, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Parker P. J., livery-stablekeeper, dwl Kuss House
Parker Richard D., carpenter, dwl 13 Perry
Parker Uobert A., clerk Le Count Brothers, dwl 821 Al-
bert
Parker liulus, carpenter, dwl 812 Filbert
Parker Samuel, seaman, dwl Oriental Hotel
Parker Schuyler (colored), seaman, dwl 15 Second
Parker Susan L. (widow), dwl 8 Walnut Av bet Post and
Sutter
Parker T. H., carpenter, dwl 741 Market
Parker Theodore, teamster, dwl 777 Market
I'arkcr Theodore D., ship clerk, dwl 1B21 Powell
Parker Thomas, carpenter, dwl 134 Fourth
Parker Timothy M., night inspector Custom House, dwl
547 Mission , „ , .
rAKKEK, MATTSOJI A CO. (George A. Parker and
Samwl B. Wattsva), importers and manufacturers
cigars and tobacco, SW cor Front and Sacramento
Parker W. E., fireman Southern Pae. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Parker \V. H., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Parker William, baker, dwl SW eor Howard and Beale
Parker WiUiam, hostler Peter Olsen, dwl S 8 Oregon bet
Davis and Drumm
Parker William, roofer, dwl 801 Howard
Pai-ker William, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
Wharf
Parker William, U. S. Navy, dwl 634 Bush
Paiker William, watchman Cutting & Co., dwl SW eor
Main and Mission
Parker William C. (Parker it Fry), res Oakland
Parker William J. (colored), steward Bohemian Club, dwl
1800 Hyde
Parker St Co. (Frederick Parker, William S. Cook, and
Gconje A. likhmund), real estate and employment,
office 636 Sacrameuto
Parker a Fry (Willimn C. Parker and Fdward M. Fry),
8t*5ckbrokers, office SE cor Leidesdorff and Halleck
Parker & SkKunniks (ISdward W. Parker and David it.
Mcliiiiuiih), liontmakerg, 414 Third
P.A1CKEKC A U4>1'I1E (Charles II, Parker and John
J. liuclie), attorneys at law, office 8-10 Montgomery
Block
Parkes George, dwl 44i Sixth
Parkhurst Clint, repoiter, dwl 575 Minna
Parkhurst Da\'id L., exehauge clerk Bank California, dwl
1)33 Bush
Parkhurst Joe S., carpenter, dwl 431 Pine
Parkhurst V. S. W., importer hardware, scales, etc., and
agent White's Patent Money Drawer, 318 Pine, dwl
Kuss House
Fal'kin Charles A., Bpringmaker Betts Spring Co., dwl 155
Minna
Parkin Edward H., springmaker Betts Spring Co., dwl 12
Man'
r.iUKi>{ JOHN, iiroprietor Pacific File Factory, 53
Beale, dwl 12 Mary
Parkinson A. C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 421 Folsom
Parkinson George C, dwl SE eor Cappand T'wenty-Iifth
Parkinson James C. (McEachren A P.), dwl 5iy 'Vhird
Parkinson John J., maehinist William 'r. Garnitt, dwl 220
Tliird
Parkinson Samuel A., maehinist, dwl 106 Natoma
Parkman Emma Mrs., boarding and lodgings, 646 Fourth
Parks Andrew, peddler, dwl 61t) Pacific
Parks Adolph, hairdresser, dwl 3 Eddy
Parks C. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 809 Stockton
Parks Ltavid, collarmaker, dwl cor Greenwich and Fill-
more
Parks James, elerk William C. Miller, dwl 1124 Stockton
Parks John, dwl 1115 Van Ness Av
. arks John, carpenter, dwl yiJ4 Mission
Parks John, porter, dwl Oriental Hotel
Parks John C, shaper William B. Bradbury, dwl 657 Miss
Parks Lucy Miss, photograph colorer MUtz, Swart & Co.,
dwl 210 Austin
Parks Madeline (widow), dwl 504 Jessie j , „„„
Parks Robert, doorkeeper Bella Union Theater, dwl 920
Montgomery ... ^ ^ , ,,,r c ^
Parks Robert F. (Parks Bros., Marysville), dwl 1115 Sut-
ter
Pamielee George E., mining stocks, 424 Montgomery, dwl
210 Bush
Pamielee Z. L., student Heald's Business College
Parmero Lorenzo, flslierman, dwl 37 Sacramento
Paniall John, dwl 724 Mission
Paniow Charles, seaman, dwl 220 Riteh, rear
Parodi Martino S., waiter 515 Merchant
Paroni P. , plasterer Palace Hotel
Parous P., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Parquette A. F., dookkeeper Kane, O'Leary & Co., dwl
542 Jessie
Parr Henry D., salesman M. D. Nile, dwl 430 Geary
Parr James, teamster Weed & Gorie, dwl 933 Market
Parr John M., bricklayer, dwl 115 Second
Parr Richard E., elerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl
826 Broadway, rear
Parratt Frederick, clerk Dickson, De WoU & Co., res Oak-
land
Parrell Patrick, baggageraaster Southern Pae. B. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Parrett John, bricklayer Johu Hughes
Parris Helen, adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 607 Bush
Parris Sarah E. (widow), dwl 607 Bush
Parrish C. H., clerk F. & P. J. Cassin, dwl 250 Lombard
Parrish Nathan C, maohinehand A. N. Jewell & Co., dwl
W s Capp nr Twenty-third
Parrish Norman, maehinehand California Mills, dwl Treat
Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Parrish. See Parish „ ^v
Parrott B. R., brakeman Southern Pae. R. R., cor lourth
and Townsend, dwl Terminal Hotel
Parrott Frederick, maehinist City Iron Works, res Ala-
meda
PAlllJOTT JOHN, capitalist, office 414 Montgomery
(and Parrott it Co.), dwl 620 Folsom
Parrott Matthew A., gunsmith Charies Meyer, dwl 414
Pacific
Parrott Tiburcio (Parro« iC- Co.), dwl 620 Folsom
PjUtltOTT A t'O. (John Parrott, William F. Bab-
cock, and Til/ureiv Parrott), commission merchants,
office '306 Califoniia
Parry Adam L., printer, dwl 2108 Polk
Parrj' Archer, shipcarpenter, dwl 11 Le Roy PI
Parry Ezra, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Parry George, computing elerk U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Parry Horace E., workman U. S. Mint, dwl 21 Fulton
Pariy Isaac, physician, office 759 Market, dwl<J04 Guerrero
Parry James, shipcarpenter, dwl 149 Perry
Parry John, dwl 504 Howard
Parry Robert H., clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
dwl 615 Turk
Pari-y Thomas, seaman, dwl 324 Sixth
Parsell William, carpenter, dwl 26 First Av
Parsols Asa, clerk, dwl S s Sixteenth Av nr Q, South S. F.
Parslow James H., framemaker S. & G. Gump, dwl 964
Mission
Parson Edward, physician, office and dwl 56 Second
Parsons Abraham, dwl 127 Kearny
Parsons, A. Hi, plasterer Palace Hotel
Parsons Asa E., porter George F. Bragg & Co., dwl Six-
teenth Av bet Q and R, South S. F.
Parsons C. D., machinist, dwl 533 Sacramento
Parsons Charles A., bookkeeper Davis &, Cowell, dwl 2i22
Mission
Parsons C. J., dwl 50^ Zoe
Parsons C. R., student Heald's Business College
Parsons, E., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Parsons Henry Baker, stonemason, dwl 159 Nineteenth
Parsons H. G., compositor O. W. Helming, dwl 759 Market
Parsons Jemima (widow), dwl NW cor Howard and Nine-
teenth
Parsons Lorenzo, jihysician, dwl 542 Second
Parsons Oliver, driver Dutton & Moore, dwl 26 Sac
Parsons Wick B. , editor Pacific Methodist, office 409 Wash-
ingtim, dwl 2012 Folsom
Parsons William, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
122 Dora
Parsons William, miner, dwl 38^ Langton
Parsons WiUiam, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Partello Augustus, signpainter ShuU & Burner, dwl cor
Jones and Clay
Earitan Eiver Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AIT & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 70S, 708, 710. 712, 7H, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Farti Charles C, tailor, dwl 004 Merchant room 18
rarticelli A. (itarli,ulli i- P.), dwl 1011 Market
Partington Joseph, clerk Carl Pf.jrtner, d\v! eor Twentv-
third and York
Partman G T., carpenter J. M. Stockmaji, dwl 520 Fourth
Parton P. Mrs., dwl 600 Eddy
Partridge Edward B., bookkeeper W. W. Dodffe & Co
res Oakland '
Partridg-e F. L., dwl Union Club
Partrid-e G. PI., dwl Union Club
Partriuge Marj- E., furnished rooms, 1009 Mission
PAKTICIDliE PETER G., real estate, ofBce 206
Front room 4, dwl 712 Bush
Partridge Sydney, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Partridge T. J., laborer Francis I. Ciirrj-, dwl 754 Mission
Partndge. See Patridge and Pattridge
Partunato Antoine, lisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Partz , dwl boO Market
Pascal, Dubedat & Co. (imfle Paneal and Ettyene Dube-
dat), importers French wines, brandies, etc., 426 and
42^ Jackson
Pascal Emile (Pascal, Dubedat d- Co.), dwl 729 Filbert
Pascal Joseph, dyer Louis J. Renault, dwl 430 Bush
Pasrall Charles, gilder McEaehren & Parkinson, dwl 442
Branuan
Pascall Joseph, seaman stm Ventura
Pasch Jean, salesman Antoine Montardie, d%vl NW cor
Stockton and Ellis
Pascholt Charles, tailor, dwl 427 Greenwich
Paschole Charles (Joseph Giitman d- Co.), dwl 427 Green-
wich
Pasco Richard, liquor saloon, 1004 Kearny
Pascoe George W., clerk Hubbard i, Johnson, dwl S s
Nmetceuth nr Valencia
Pascoe Jefferson, gunsmith Clabrough & Brothers, dwl S
s Nineteenth nr Valencia
Pascoe John, mining engineer, dwi S s Nineteenth nr
Valencia
Pasquale Antoine, fisherman, Clay St. TVharf
Pasquale Benoit, manufacturer regalia, flags, etc., and
importer toys and fancy goods, 642 and 644 Wash
Pasquale Bozzano, marblepolisher J. & A. Morris, dwi 513
Vallejo
Pasquale Guidici, milkman, dwl 623 Pacific
Pasquale J., dwl 326 Third
Pasquale Louise Mrs., laundress, dwi 623 Pacific
Pasqnell Richard, porter California Fmiiiture Manuf. Co.
dwl los Tehama
Pasquini Antonio (G. Giomcchini A Co.), dwl 521 Com
Pasquira Carineau, laborer, dwl 14 Lafayette PI
Passaic Hotel, J. Slattcrj- proprietar, 521 Howard
Passalaqua Autonio, fruits and vegetables, 507 Washing-
ton, dwl 329 Broadway
Passalaqua Nicolo, fruits and vegetables, 17 Metropolitan
Market, dwl 364 Tliird
Passaw Frederick, farmer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Passet William, cook 614 Clav, dwl 411 Green
Passi Angelo, florist, dwi 5 M"argaret PI nr Vallejo
Passic LawTence, laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnerj- dwl 511
Eighth
Passman David, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska, dwl 414
Union
Passmore F. D. (widow), dwl 2117 Jones
Pasti Giobato, gardener, dwl Bay View bet San Bruno
Road and Railroad Av
Pastini Antonio, vegetables, dwi 19 Lewis PI, rear
Patalani Pasquale, lisherman, dwi foot Powell
Patch Elbridge G., shoemaker, dwi llOJ Liliv
PATfH tiEOUGE M'„ stencilcutter, 405 Front, dwl
931 Greenwich
Patch Oscar A., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwi 1230i Fol
Patchel Edward (Patchel i,- Goodiiow and G. A. Kaiser
X- Co.), dwi 905 Howard
Patchel WiUiam F., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
221 Riteh
Patchel & Goodnow (Edward Patchel and Albert L.
Goodnow), wood and coal, 234 Fifth
Patek Abraham, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 711 O'Farrell
Patek Samuel, collector Union Insurance Co., dwi 533
O'FarreU
Pateman Bella Miss, actress California Theater, dwi iW
Post
Pateman Robert, actor California Theater, dwl 416 Post
PATENT BRICK CO., Philip Caduc jiresident, depot
Berrj- St. Wharf bet Third and Fourth, office 513
Montgomery'
Patent Improved Asphalt Co., Frank H. Burke manager,
office 316 Montgomery
Pater C, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 1334 Pacific
Patereon James, recei\ing teller Bank California, dwl
^^ mdsor House
Paterson Johnston, coUector, office 626 Montgomerj-, dwl
^"^x? ^•^°^^' blacksmith Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 39
PatUlo John, blacksmith Charles H. Learitt, dwl NW cor
Beale and Folsom
Paton Charles A. F., stonecutter, dwi SE cor Pine and
Laguna
Paton Daniel, machinist H. J. Booth & Co., dwl 11 Tehama
Paton Da\nd T., carjjenter, dwl SE cor Pine and Laguna
Paton Emma F. Miss, seamstress, dwl 964 Mission
Paton James, molder, dwi SE cor Pine and Laguna
Paton John H., bricklayer, dwl Es Shotwell bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Paton Robert, dwl SE cor Pine and Laguna
Paton Theophilus, molder Savage & Son, dwl E s Laguna
bet Pine and Bush
Paton Thomas, boilermaker, dwl Ills Montgomerv rear
Paton 1\ ilham, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 721 Market
Patriarche Charles T., bookkeeper Auditor's Office Cen-
tral Pacific R. R., dwl W indsor House
Patrick Albert B., tanner}-, cor Eighteenth and Folsom
dwi 15S1 Folsom
Patrick Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwi 612i Natoma
Patrick Arthur, clerk John M. Da\ is i Co., dwi si-' Stock
Patrick Harrj- W. , salesman Matthias Gniv, dwi 215 Kcamv
Patrick H. C, compositor Morning CaU, "dwl 812 Stockton
Patrick J. A., engineer, dwl 533 Sacramento
Patrick James C. (Ricliard Patrick .O Co.), dwi 605 Bush
Patrick John H. (Riehard Patrick A Co.), res N. Y.
Patrick Louisa (colored, widow), dwl 1134 Pacific
Patrick Richard (Ituliard I'atrick d- Co.), res N. Y.
PATRICK KI«'HARD A CO. (James C. Patrick,
Mattheie .\. InM, and John H. Patrick), impjrtei"!,
and jobbers foreign and domestic hardware, 122 bat
Patrick Sarah A. Mrs. (colored), ladies' hairdresser, dwl
1317 Stockton
Patrick WelUngton C. (colored), hairdresser, 1317 Stockton
Patrick WiUiam, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Patrick WiUiam H. (colore<i), steward C. N. Felton, dwl
SW cor Sacramento and Pi-ospect PI
Patridge George, painter E. H. Gadsby
Patridge Hiram C, proprietor International Hotel, 824
Kearny
Patridge. " See Partridge and Pattridge
Patrlony Peter, peddler, dwi 625 Pacific, rear
Pattee Solon, accountant, office and dwl 240 Montgomery
Patten Benjamin A. (Barry d- P.), dwl 709 Gear}-
Patten Charles W., heliier JohiiM. Br5-;m, dwl 6 Tay
Patten E. (widow), dwl Lick House
Patten Edward M., salesman J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 609
Hyde
Patten Edward M. Jr., bookkeeper Thomas S. Eastman,
dwl 1321 Larkin
Patten Eliza Mrs. , dwi E s Second Av nr Sixteenth
Patten John, paper and mag-azinedealcr, dwl 32 Ellis
Patten John, teamster, dwi 1113 Montgomery-
Patten Mining Co. (Gold HiU, Nev.), office 330 Pine
Patten Philip H., assistant storekeeper VaUejoSt. Bonded
Warehouse, dwl 906 Market
Patten Robert, jointer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwi Hermitage Hotel
Patten Stephen W., clerk DeUvery Department Wells,
Fargo .!c Co., dwl 704 Larkin
Patten 'Ihomas, shoemaker, dwi -284 Stevenson
Patten William, bookkeeper, dw-1 745 Market
Patten William P., steward P. B. Berges i Co., dwl SE
cor Natoma and Russ
Patten. See Paton and Patton
Patterson , dwl 655 Washington
Patterson Annie, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Patterson Charles, carpenter, dwl 712i Clementina
Patterson Cliarles, eng^ineer, dwl 646 Mission
Pattei-son Charles, shipwright, dwl Ninth Av nr D, South
S. F.
Patterson Crosby, miUw-right Excelsior MiUs, dwl 223
Ritch
Patterson David, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
209 Harrison
Patterson L>a\id C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 209 Harrison I
Patterson David W., attorney at law, dwl 665 Mission I
Patterson Edwin K., hairdresser, 517 Sixteenth bet Va-
lencia and Mission
Patterson EUen M. (widow), dressmaker, dwl ^■irginia
Block I
Patterson Ellen Y. (widow), dwl 1622 Broadway
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IWcrson Frank, laborer Wesley Digjins, dwl N 8 Sutter
Pat.!;SoS;tl^rS;S;^e;^Sj"S^3: second
F:Sn^:o;S:S;;>iJ^^rl!Maodonaia.Co.,dwl
712* Clementina
Patterson George, laborer Mf « Hof?!
f :S:;::n rS; S^^orra^Jl'lf ^l^oun bet Alta
mwSon Henry, waiter Deto.omco'8 Restaurant, dwl 639
Patte^Sotjacob, conductor City R. R., dwl N^' cor Mta-
PattS^l'llac'ob.leamanstm Continental, Lake's Whj^
Patter,™ James (i-ac,;/!. Saw ManW-acUcrmg Co.), dwl
Patt^lon'jSies, assistant engmeer stm Montana Colora-
do S. N. Co., Folsom St. \\Tiart
Patterson James, cabinetmalier, dwl 21 Maij
PatleSon James", janitor Pythiau Castle, 913 Market, dwl
PattZiun7ames, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Omaba
PatteSo", jLes; second steward Pacific Ma.1 S. S. \^oa
Patttrsro")Snes, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 657 Miss
PatteSjamesH., clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 1d22
Patt?r"!^j'ohn, boilerm.aker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
Pattfrsun j'oTn, gardener S. Tetlow, Point Lobos nrClM
Pattereorjohn, molder, dwl 209 Harrison , , „ „
Pattel^o" John; tinsmith Marshall C. Brj-dges, dwl Coso
PattSon'jolm M., bootblack S. W. Lipman, dwl 1514
8tockt^n .. ,
Patterson John W., dwl 320 Nmth
Pattcrsi.n Katie (widow), dwl 25 ^atoma j , -=„
Pattcreon Maggie Miss, cook Mrs. Harriet Hawks, dwl , 50
Patt^rloTSargaret (widow), dwl 209 Harrison, rear
Patterson Nancy Miss, lodgings, 665 Mission
Patterson Olof, cabinetmaker, dwl Folsom bet First and
Second „
Patters.™ E., broker, dwl 209 Kearny
Patterson Robert, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1121 Ml^
Patter,on Robert Rev., pastor Fn^t Presbyterian Church,
dwl 1110 Powell ^ ,„.,,,
Patterson Rowena Miss, seamstress, dwl 21 Mary
Patterson Samuel F., laborer WeUs, Russell & Co., dwl34
Patterson Thomas, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Patterson W,, waiter stm Ajax Oregon S. b. Co.
Patterson WiUiam, barkeeper McArdle & Daly, dwl i79
Market j , , , , t, n
Patterson William, carpenter dwl 112 Polk
Pattei-son WUliani, captain bark Melancthon, office «
Market, dwl Palmer nr Whitney , , ^„
Patterson William, coachman Walter N. Hawley, dwl 960
Howard „ . , „ » ,^,
Patterson William, inspector Custom House, dwl 716 1^-
Patterson William, metallic-sign manufacturer, 430 Kear-
ny, dwl 237 Stevenson
Patterson William H., attorney at law, office 609 Sacrar
mento, dwl 603 Merchant „ „ , .,^ j,
Patterson W. J., sailmaker Pacific Mad S. S. Co. s Wharl
Patterson W. R., clerk Samuel L. Hasey, dwl 1521 Vash
Patterson. See Paterson
Patton lieniard, tanner, dwl 11 Geneva
Patton Edward, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Patton Kdward, tomier, dwl 11 Geneva „» ..^ .
Patton George, captain stm Coqmlle, Jackson St. « hart
Patuin Thomas, acidworker Golden City Chemical Works,
dwl 730 lirannan . , ^
Patton Thom;is, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl cor
iveiuniv and Vallcjo
Patton Wiiliain, architect, office 406 Calilorma, dwl 10,8
Union
Patton. Sec Paton and Patten
Pattridge Robert K.. lumber, 123 and 130 Steuart and 121
Spear (and Pacific Glass n'orks), dwl 34 John
Pattridge. See Patridge and Partridge
Paturel C. Mmc., importer leeches, 831 Washington
Patzig Gustav, cariJcnter, dwl 236 Sutter
Pauba Adalbert, tailor, dwl 22 Russ, rear
Paugh WiUiam J., physician and surgeon, dwl 1515 Stock
p^al , dwl 133 Perry
Paul hatter Fisher & Co., dwl 47 Minna
PaS Albert H., captain schr N. S. Drew, dwl 913 Green-
Paul' Ataarin B., mining engineer, office 318 California,
Paul* Eda lta!',"dressmaker Mrs. R. R. Peirce, dwl 413
Paul'^EdwS^d'^^^iop house, 329 East, dwl 511 Filbert
Paul Elizabeth (widow), dwl 129 Valencia
Paul Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Paul Henry, deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland terry
Paul Horatio, assayer, dwl 9* Garden
Paul James F., civil engineer, dw-1 34S Fourth
Paul James F., laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Par
cific R. R. ^
Paul Jane (widow), dwl 2,=i9 aara , ,,^ ^ ,
Paul J F., laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 512 Folsom
Paul J J., workman U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Paul John, oysterdealer, dwl 420 Natoma , „, _
PaS John C, watclunan Omnibus R. R., dwl 2S CTara
Paul John M., capiulist, dwl 421 Stevenson
Paul Julius, clerk Adolph Glootz, dwl ,4o Clay
Paul Louis, harnessmaker Mam & Winchester, dwl 9
Stockton PI ^ _ „ J , o,i T>,.TT
Paul Lucius W., messenger Custom House, dwl 341 Bry-
ant . .
Paul Martha E. Miss, dwl 129 \ alencia
Paul P., painter, dwl 761 Mission
Paul P. Mrs., dwl 1024 Powell
Paul Rebecca P. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar
School, dwl 1026 Jackson
Paul Sebastian, dwl 1509 Buchanan
Paul Wilham, proprietor Post St. House, 207 Post
Paul WiUiam, watchmaker Cornell ^atch Co., dwl 848
Paul William E., fumiturepainter, dwl 239 Fell
Paulding Joseph, waiter Lick House t.„,„„
Pauletti Giuseppe, fisherman, dwl N 8 Clay bet Drumm
Paulin Manuel, deckhand stm Tosemite, Broadway St.
PauUui E. S., dra>-man Eisen Bros., dwl 1114 Minna
Paullin James, costumer Susan F. Paullm, dwl b03 Mont-
PaulfiTjames R., costumer California Theater, dwl 803
Paullin Susan F., costumer and lodgings, 803 Mont
PaidUssen Henry, frescopainter, dwl 15 PJeiffer
Paulu Rafael, cook 516 Merchant
Pauls Christopher, cook 25 Morton
Paulsen Uenn', miner, dwl IS First
Paulsen Henrv, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Paulsen Henry, shipbuilder, d\yl 208 Green
Paulsen Hans C. P., cabinetmaker, dwl Fourth St. Hotel
Paulsen Hermann, groceries and liquors, SW cor laylor
and Turk, dwl 106 Turk
Paulsen J., carpenter, dwl 253 Stevenson
Paulsen John E., groceries and liquors, 263 Stevenflon
Paulsen Martin, woodturner, dwl 30i Freelon
Paulsen Mathew, miner, dwl 18 First
Paulsen. Sfc Paulson ,„„„T,-t,v,
Paulsman Henry (H. Harms i" Co.), dwl 322 Ritch
Paulson Henrv, engineer, dwl 1717 Stockton
PAIXSOX Ll'TMEK L.. pubUsher Hand Book and
County Directory, office 617 Clay, dwl , 00 Post
Paulson Pefer, cook Peter Johnson, dwl 214 ^ ashington
Paulson WUliam (Dufy i P.), dwl 423 Jones
Paulucci Abell, night watchman Metropohtan Market,
dwl 33 Sutter t).-i_./i
Paulus Louis, butcher, dwl N s Eleventh At nr Railrovd
Pauper' Mining Co.' (Owyhee Co., Idaho), office 402 Mon^
gomery room 1
Paupitz Frederick W., dwl 194 Lombard
Pavev Cesar, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Pavey James G., porter Treadwell & Co., dwl 1205 Ma «.^
Pavicha Caspar, barkeeper Franoiscovich & Brodenck, dwl
41 Pacific ^ . ,_. atn
Pavie Francis N., bookkeeper Victor Dumont, dwl 818
Montgomery . .
PAVIIUEK LOUIS ADOIJ*H, commission mer-
chant, SW cor Front and Jackson, dwl Sob Mission
Pavlicerich John, coffee and liquor saloon, 523 DavTS, dwl
NW cor Jackson and Darts j, ,w a„„,
PawUcki Ladislaus, physician, office 35 Post, dwl Wmdsor
Pawson Arthur, bookkeeper Cross & Co., dwl S03 Hyde
liOEGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
0. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny. Established 1862.
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Paxson Cniarles H., cashier Home Mutual Insurance Co
awl i'Sl Second
Paxson Joseph (Younrj i- P.\ dwl 227 Gearv
Paxton Henry G., compositor The Programme, dwl Sac-
ramento nr Stociiton
Paxton John A., banker, dwl Grand Hotel
Payler Charles, coachman, dwl 2216 Sixteenth
PAl'MASTER r. S. XAVY, otBce 434 California
Payne Albert G., plasterer, dwl 435 Pine
Paj-ne Charles, printer, dwl 220 Third
PajTie George E., draftsman, dwl 414 Hayes
Payne George W., tinsmith Locke & Montajnie dwl 644
Filbert
Payne J. & Bro. (William Payne), nut and bolt manu-
factory, 109 Mission
PATNB JOEL H., Uquor saloon, 721 Davis
Payne John (J. Payne i: Bro.), dwl 535 Howard
Paj-ne John Capt., master mariner, dwl 414 Stockton
Payne S. F., plasterer, dwl 435 Pme
Pajiie William (J. Payne <t Bro.), 635 Howard
Payne William, waiter Russ House
Pajiie William F., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 644
Filbert
Payne Willis, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Pajiie. See Paine
Paj-nter William, butcher James Lintott & Co., dwl 1518
Broadway
Payot Henry (Payot, Upham i- Co.), dwl 829 Broadway
PAVOr, IIPUA.U A t'O. (Henry Payot and Isaao
Lpham), publishers, booksellers, and stationers, 622
Washington
Payson Alonzo (Wissiiwer & P.), dwl 13 Ohio
Payton S. B. , dwl 737 Howard
Paj-ton Tliomas, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co. , dwl 704 Powell
Paj'zant W., agent J. B. Ford & Co. (New York), office 339
Kearny, dwl 302 Seventeenth
Paz Pmdencia (widow), dwl 343 Jessie
Pazaurek Thomas, tailor, 245 Miuna
Pazjk Francis J., machinist Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 1710 Mason, rear
Peabody Eliza (widow), dwl 51S Valencia
Peabody John A., laborer Mission Rock Dock, dwl Berry
St. House '
Peabody Porter T., foreman Mission Rock Dock, dwl Berry
St. House •'
Peabody Thomas J., foreman Central R. R. Stables, dwl
622 Sixth
Peabody William F., physician, office and dwl 105 O'Farrell
Peace lsa.ac H., metaUic patternmaker James Stott, dwT
E s Vermont bet Sierra and Hmuboldt
Peach Augustus, lab'irer S. F. Cordage Factory
Peach James, nightwatchman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
334 Fell
Peach Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 423
Linden .\v
Peaohey Henry {Sykes X- Co.), dwl 63 Tehama
PE.ICHV .ARruiB.ALU C. (Peachy Ji Robert), dwl
112 Montgomery Block
PEAfHV .t UOiiEKT (A. C. Peachy and Paul J.
Robert), attorneys at law, office 620 W'ashington room
Peacock George, mason Palace Hot«l
Peacock John 11., salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl NW cor
Turk and Larkin
Peake Albert A., with California Bleaching Soap Factory,
dwl 709 Sixteenth
Peake E. S., rector St. Luke's Episcopal Church, dwl 1712
Clay
Peake Sophia (widow), dwl N 8 Lombard nr Fillmore
Peake William, e-\traman Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl
Twenty-second nr Folsom
Pearoe E. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl
2209 Steiner
Pearce George F., bookkeeper 316 Sacramento, dwl 317
Taylor
Pearoe G. F., joiner Paeiflc Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Pearce Henry, engineer Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl 2209 Steiner
Pearce Henry D., gold-pen manufacturer, 615 Montgom-
erj', dwl 420 Lombard
Pearce Henry M., paperhanger, dwl 245 Ritch
Pearce James, bricklayer, dwl 311 Jessie
Pearce John, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Pearce. See Peirce and Pierce
Peard John, miner, dwl 137 Third
Peard Sarah Mrs., lodgings, 137 Third
Pearo Lizzie Miss, milUner Mrs. M. Selig, dwl 515 Pine
Pearl Frank, porter Horace Porter, dwl 563 Linden Av
Pearl John C, artisan, dwl 6 Second Av
Pcarle James, laborer, dwl 8 Anthony
Pcarley Albion S., streetsprinkler, dwl 1324 Mission
Pearlman A M , cprs and tobacco, jm,cUon Market and
Sutter, dwl 724 Folsom
'"'"oSce 4t9''Bush°- ^^"'^ ^'""''>- '^^""'"' '=°'P'°y"™'.
Pearlman David M. , clerk A. M. Pearlman, dwl 724 Folsom
Pearman F. Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 50 Ritch
Pearro v., gardener, dwl W s liaih-oad Av, Bay View
Pears D.iniel ,>nnL- n,-..n.l I.r,.,„i "^
(Pearson <t Hearst), res Oak-
Pears D.aniel, cook Grand Hotel
^""■'.^I'n-?'''','*^'" "•> J*P'''"t'a- A. Chaigneau & C>i., dwl
Pearsen Nils, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Pearson A. P., dwl 220 Pacific
Pearsou C. B., architect, office and dwl 603 Washinifton
1 earson Charles, waiter, dwl 515 Sacramento
Pearson Charles E., bookkeeper John \V. Pearson res
Oakland
Pearson Charles E., house steward Cosmopolitan Hotel
Pearson Christian, tailor M. J. Mever, dwl 311 Ritch
Pearson Edward, capitalist, dwl Windsor House
Pearson Edward, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Pearson Edward S., with John Curtis & Son, dwl 300 Na-
toma
Pearson Edwin, sailmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Pearson E. F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School
dwl 342 Minna
Pearson Gustav, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
^EAlt!^0^ IIE.XKY H., proprietor CosmopoIiUan Hotel,
SW cor Bush and Sansom {and Pearson Jc Hulnum)
Pearson James, laborer, dwl 724 Brannan
Pearson James G., clerk Casey & Chute, dwl 63G Com
Peai-sun John, tallow factory, N s Fifth Av nr Railroad
Av, dwl W s Railroad Av nr Fifth Av, South S. F.
Pearson John H., clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105
Stockton, dwl SE cor Larkin and Vallejo
Pearson John K., drajTuan Getz Bros. & Co., dwl 342
Minna
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Pearson Magnus, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Ser-
pentine Av nr Twenty-sixth
Pearson M. M. Mrs., medium, office and dwl 111 Ellis
Pearson Peter, butcher Charles Nouneman, dwl Fourth
Av nr M, South S. F.
Pearson Walter, dwl cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Pearson William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Pearson William, marine clerk Commercial Ins. Co., dwl
llOS) Ma^on
Pearson William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl cor Eighth
and Mission
Pearson William H,
dwl 119 Mason
Pearson William S., clerk CosmopoHtan Hotel
PEAUSON A UEAUSl (John W. Pearson and George
Hearb't), miners and speculators, office 437 Pine
Pearson & Holmes {Henry II. Pearson and If. ilobnrs).
Cosmopolitan Wine Rooms, etc., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Peart Benjamin, agent Alvinza Hayward, office 224 Cali-
fornia, dwl 739 Post
Pease Alice (widow), dwl 503 Jones
I'ease Austin S., traveling agent William Woodward &
Co., 554 Bryant
Pease C. A., student Heald's Business College, dwl 211 Sec
Pease George F., deputy license collector, dwl 36 Valpa-
raiso
Pease G. M., homeopathic physician, office 8 Kearny, dwl
10 Ellis
Pease John H., carpenter Machinery Department U. S.
Mint, dwl N s Ridley nr Valencia
Pease Lizzie Miss, dwl 915^^ Howard
Pease Luman S., bookkeeper John Parrott, dwl 700 Sutter
Pease Richard H. Jr., cashier Goodyear Rubber Co., dwl
700 Sutter
PEASE WILLIAiM C„ contractor and builder, office
238 Montgomery, and supervisor Second Ward, dwl
815 Lombard
Peasley Charles, waiter William J. Baily, 54 First
Peasiey John, engineer Myers, Weighel A: Co., dwl 5 Sum-
ner
Peasley Matthew, expre"sman, dwl G Washington Av
Peasley S. L., ShipwTights' Jour Assn, "1 New Mont
Peasley Walter, carpenter, dwl SE cor L>rumm and Oregon
Peat Frances F. (widow), dwl KilO Larkin
Peat John W. F., clerk Charles Baum, dwl 1610 Larkin
Peat. See Peet
Pebler Jacob, helper Moynihan & Aitken, dwl Bertha or
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Pechade Ad..lph, clerk California Hotel
Pechfelder Edward, carpenter, dwl 161d rO"'''; ^in
Pechin Ctorles, barteeper Phil. Donoho, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway ,„,„„„
Pechin Charles, musician, dwl 649 Clay
Peehner J. T., teacher '^"K"^^^^',?? Mar^eWwl 19 Har-
Pechner Marcus S., hairdresser, 777 MarKet, Qwi la ii«
Peclmer Robert P., cutter Straus & Levy, dwl 14 Harriet
Peck Chaito (t. iMtz J: Co.), dwl SE cor Hayes and La.
PeckCharles M., bookkeeper Eedington, Hostetter & Co.,
dwl 610 Larkin
Peck Charles S. (Peck * Co.), dwl 1350 PoJ
Peck Elisha T., mining stocks, dwl 303 Uddy
S;rck &eorl.e'"E.!lXrbookkeeper Armes & Dallam.
Peck Jlniel K TA" . Such & Co.), dwl NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Douglas ^ n„„j
Peck James R„ drajouan S21 Front res Oakland
Peck John (Rohd^ * Peck\ dwl 823 Pacific
Pei-k John M. (Wellman, Peck dc Co.), dwl 413 btocKton
Peck JoSiahU, blacksmith Kimball Manul. Co., dwl 2
Peckl'eti'pf eo^room clerk Twelfth Disteiet Court,
Peck ILS'j'^m" Wed), dwl Old San Jos6 Road m:
Peek't^twantTenninal HoteMwl 606 Fourth
Peck Margaret (widow), dwl S 8 Twenty-third bet Fair
Peck^MaX'fSrd Michael CaUanan nr ocean View
House ^ , .
Peck Marv (widow), dwl 1613 Larkin ^ .. • j
Peck Orin! cterk Wlliam B. Hooper, dwl S B Twenty-thu-d
bet Fair Oaks and Guerrero .„, ,,9 c„„pr
Peck Phillip, bookkeeper S. Baum & Co., dwl 212 Sutter
piek R B "iieutenant U. S. N., Government House, dwl
634 Bush
Peck Robert, porter Morton House
pSk WiUiam B. (colored), barkeeper James WngM,dwl
Peck'i'cMctrks S. Peck, J. M. Teel. and T. F. Scott),
draymen, 706 Sacramento
Peckernian Samuel, tailor 214i Sixth . j ,
P^Si Edwin U, stockbroker, office 413 Caliloriua, dwl
Pecto^Edwin P. , stockbroker, office 413 Calif oniia, dwl
024 Lombard . -,
Peckham George W., carriagesmith Carvill Manuf. Co.,
dw! 2 Langton -m , j , c xt„
Peckham Robert, laborer Umon Iron Works, dwl 6 ISa-
PeckS WiUiam D., clerk Woods & Freeborn, dwl 924
Peck^h"^ William H., bookkeeper John R. Mason, dwl
Pecktomh'iSJid A., policeman City Hall, dwl ^SSBdwy
Pedan WiULam, toilor Wright & Harmon, dwl 247 Fourth
Pederholm John L., carriagemaker Edmund Saul, dwl (2
Tehama _ „ ,.
Pedersen Anders, tailor, dwl 723 Bush
Pedersen B., turner Cameron & HuU, dwl cor M and
Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Pedersen Hans M., 71 New Montgomery
Pedersen Henrj', compositer Hebrew dwl 17 Summer
Pederson Kristen Flo., clerk, dwl Willows Hotel bW cor
Mission and Eighteenth
Pedler Amos, dwl 311 Twelfth
Pedler Jonah, dwl 1025 Howard , „,, ™_ „.v
Pedler Joel L., clerk Thomas C. Pedler, dwl 211 Twelfth
Pedler Thomas C. , shipping and comnusBion, 5 bpear, dwl
211 Twelfth
Pedrini Cipriano, dwl 620 Post
Pedro John, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Pedroarena Grcgoria, dwl 762 Folsom
Pedroni Gioachmo, bakery, 626 Union
Pedrotta Angelo (Pedrolta 5ro«fters),:dwl Broadway bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Pedrotta Brothers (Kniest, Peter, and Angelo), bakers,
304 Montgomery Av
Pedrotta Ernst (Pcdrulta Brothers), dwl 304 Mont Av
PcdrotU Peter (Pedrotta Brothers), dwl 304 Mont Av
Pedruzzi Louis, cook 640 Com, dwl cor Stockton and Sao
Podruzzi Sebastian, collector, dwl 7 Vassar PI
Pedruzzi Sebastian J., compositor S. F. Directory, dwl 7
Vassar PI
Peek Bernard, stevedore, dwl 407 Pacific
Peel E miner, dwl 426 Greenwicb^
Peel Edward V., cook, dwl 1810 Green , , ,-„e
Peel Jonathan, barkeeper Schroeder & Weston, dwl 1725
Peel JOTWh W., stevedore A. C. Freese
Peel Mary (widow), dwl 640 Folsom j , c „
Peel Thomas 0., bookkeeper Wright & Harmon, dwl S B
Seventeenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Peer John A. (Peer * Luiidquist), 207 Sansom ,
Peer & Lundquist (John A. Peer and Er^k Lundquut),
gold and sulphuret concentrators, office 207 Sansom
Peer's''Henry'(^«n™'»' -^ -P-), dwl SE cor Front and Val-
Peere Hermann, porter 301 Front, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Peet E. W. (Severence & P.), res Alameda Co.
Peet. See Peat „, ,_ . ^
Pege Louis, painter, dwl 813 Washmgton
Peig Owen, engineer B. F. Barton & Co., dwl 22 Ridley
Peg^'jlmesr^aborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl NW cor
Pegn^ot J^^ricknmker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez , i, •, » „v,„i„
PEOlIIllAX E. & BRO. (ai3«»« «"<* .EmUe), whole-
sale butchers. Fifth Av nr K, South S. F.
PeguiUan Emile (£. Peqmlicm £ Bro.), dwl S s Fiiteenth
Av bet L and M, South S. F. ,,„,., .v
PeguiUan Eugene (E. PeguUlan & Bro.), dwl S s Eleventh
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Pegulnan Francois (Jacob Stork 4 Co.), dwl 1220 Stookto"
Pehrson John, laborer John Pearson, dwl Fifth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Pehrson Pehr, seaman, dwl 361 East
Peideman Frederick, bookkeeper Abe Newman, dwl 25
Peiffer^heodore, waiter 623 Commercial, dwl 719 Clay
Peiken Edward, merchant, dwl 117 Stockton
Peir Joseph, draftsman, dwl 126 Sansom
Peirano Agostino, woodsawyer, dwl 427 Pacific
Peirano cfacomo (Bonifacio & P.), dwl 918 Stockton
Peirce , laborer Union Iron Works
Peiree Charles, special poUceman, dwl NE cor Sacramento
and Sansom . , , tw v *..
Peirce Frederick W., assistant register clerk Probate
Court, dwl 129 Pen? ,,c„ti,:,v1
Peirce Frederick W., special policeman, dwl 163 Ihird
Peirce George S., carpenter, dwl 312i Post
Peirce John Mrs. (widow), dwl 129 Perry
Peirce John J., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Peirce Joseph, merchant, dwl 602 Geary
Peirce R. K. Mrs., dressmaker, 312^ Post
Peiree Samuel J., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Peirce WiUiam, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl What Cheer
Peirce°wmiam H., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
718 Capp
Peirce. See Pearce and Pierce ' _ „ . , j„,
Peiser B. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Prmiary School, dwl
117 O'FarreU „ „
Peiser Eliza (widow), dressmaker, 355 Clementina
Peiser I. & N., clothing, 604 Market
Peiser Isaac (/. * N. P.), dwl 13 Sixth
Peiser Jacob, clothing, 239 Third
Peiser L., clerk S. Lone, dwl 1409 Sacramento
Peiser Levi, capitalist, dwl 11 Sixth
Peiser Nathan (/. A N. P.), dwl 226 Tehama
Peiser S., salesman Straus & LeNy, dwl 1206 Howard
Peiser Samuel (Peiser * Schwartz), dwl 216 Tehania
Peiser Theodore E., photographer P. J. SuUivan, dwl 355
Clementina _ , ^ .r o ^ „„-*,\
Peiser & Schwartz (Samuel Fewer and M. Schwartz),
clothing, 20 Third
Peiser. See Peyser and Pj-ser ,,,«, w/.„t
Peixotto Raphael (Peixolto A Stiiicrmon), dwl 1707 Stock
Peixotto & Silverman (jR. Peixotto and M. Silverman),
dry and fancy goods, 42-40 Third , „ , ,
Pelanda Pietro, carpenter, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Pelandi Peter, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl Broad-
way nr Montgomery , ^ ,. ^.. j„,i
Pelandini Giovanni B., waiter Francisco Luchetti, dwl
1414 Stockton
Peli'Teno Hernandez, laborer, dwl 633 Broadway
Pelkey John R., bricklayer, dwl 814 Sansom
Pell Kittle, actress California Theater
Pelle Alexis J. Jr., fishmarket, NE «or Montgomery Av
and Stockton, dwl 625 Union „ . , , . . ,
Pellegrind Louis, laborer Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Pellet Samuel (Pellet X- Fahrbach), dwl 916 Montgomery
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Peaet&F^hrh!ich(SamuelPenetandChristianA.Fahr.\
bach) wholesale confectioners, 405 Davis
Pelletier Loms, whitener, dwl 423 Natoma
Pelhcciaia Antonio, liquor saloon, (il8 Front
Pellicciaia Lazzero. dwl 618 Front
PellicciaiaPietro, cook Antonio Pellicciaia, dwl 618 Front
BS"ont ^'^^'^^'P''™'*''. 108 Sutter, dwl 1406J
Pels Edward, clothing, 617 Davis, dwl T>0 Filbert
^^''^Jin '5?° °- ''''•' ilraf'™™ S. C. Bugbee & Son, dwl
1510 Pme '
PEITRET PETER G„ dealer U. S. Currency, etc., 317
Batterv, dwl 40S Sixth '
Pelts James, stevedore A. C. Frees<;
Pelzer S. E., cabinetmaker, dwl 309 Tehanm
Pember Edward, with Ammonia Works S. P. Gas Lieht
Co., dwi German Hotel *
Pemberger Solomon, cardwTit«r, 504 Leavenworth
Pemberton , clerk, dni 424 Sansom
Pemble Henrj-, bookkeeper, dwl 700 California
Pembroke Herbert, jobprinter H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl
517 Pme
Pembroke Samuel J., jeweler, dwl 646 Howard
Pen Robert, brickmaker Hermann Heigler dwl cor Sev-
enteenth and Sanchez
Pefla Antonio Bias, clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., dwl 138
Silver
Penberthy Thomas, sailmaker Ne\iIIe& Co., dwl lOOiSec
Pendergast Annie E. Miss, teacher San Bruno School dwl
a>> cor Alabama and Twenty-second
Pendergast J., dwl 2541 Folsom
Pendergast James, bootblack, NE cor Jackson and Keamv
dwl 609 Jackson
Pendergast James, foreman molder Hanscom & Co., dwl
E s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twentv-second
Pendergast James A., produce and commission, 315 Davis
dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and Devisadero
Pendergast James H., gilder Morris Schwab & Co., dwl
51 Natoma
Pendergast Jane (widow), dwi 124 Alta PI
Pendergast John, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Wash-
ington, dwi N s Bdwy bet Franklin and Van Ness Av
Pendergast John, waiter, 548 Clay
Pendergast Mary (widow), dwl Twenty-second bet Harri-
son and Alabama
Pendergast Michael, iireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Pendergast Michael F., tinsmith Charles W. Alvev dwl
1520 Dupont
Pendergast Myles, laborer, dwl 1612 Webster bet Post and
Sutter
Pendergast Thomas (Banscmn i Co.), dwl SW cor Ala-
bama and Twentj--second
Pendergast Thomas, foreman Pacific Box Manufacturing
Co., dwl 14Si Clara
Pendergast William, laborer, dwl 65 Stevenson, rear
Pendergast William, teamster George B. Knowles & Co.,
dwl 513 Tehama
Pendergast. See Prendergast
Penders John, laborer Pacific Kolling Mills, dwi W 3 Ken-
tucky nr Sierra
Pendigrass George, bricklayer, dwl Eailroad Homestead nr
San Miguel Station
Pendleton Benjamin, bookkeeper G. W. Prescott & Co.,
dwi 721 Harrison
Pendleton Benjamin F. (Pendleton i- Ford), res Oakland
Pendleton E., secretary Totmg Men's Union Beneficial So-
ciety, office 914 Pacific
Pendleton Edward S., carpenter California Mills, dwl 166
Silver
Pendleton Frederick H., millman California Mills
Pendleton J. F., lather Palace Hotel
Pendlet.;.n & ChurchiU (Benjamin F. Pendletm and J.
S, ChurchiU), real-estate agents, 513 Montgomery
Pendo John (John Pendu dt Co.), dwl 723 Daiis
Pendo John & Co. (J. Caprirncia). coffee saloon, 723 Davis
Pendolo August, gardener, dwl 1711 Mason, rear
Peneton Solomon (colored), messenger Ophir S. M. Co.,
dwl 416 Union
Penfleld , dwi 426 Post
Penfield Charles, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Penfleld William H. , deputy sheriff, dwl SW cor Steiner
and Union
Pengelly William (J. W. Smith <£•■ Co.), dwl 631 Front
Pengue Antonio J., laborer, dwl SW cor Drumm and Ore-
gon
Penhorst William, parcelman Stange & Hink, dwl cor
Main and Harrison
Penlington George, bookkeeper Redington Quicksilver
M. Co., dwi 1240 Howard
Penman Daniel, bricklayer, dwl 310 Eighth
Mann\ "n'ltfS'r ""i (™'«l«'lphi-). Hutchinson,
Penntllltomt cL^dwl' if "slTv^f "^ ^» '^='"'""--
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Pennell Robert, lumber suneyor, office 128 Steuart dwl
Ws Castro bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Pennell Thomas .M., clerk Charles P. Lolor dwl lO'i Leav
Penney Annie Mn.. upholstress C-alifuniia MlnSJacto-
ing Co., dwi 11 Hampton PI u'ix.iur
Penney James plasterer, dwl 1123 Dupont
and B°utte ' '•^"'""'i'"-- ''"•I Tennessee bet Solsno
PPVVIF IkT^^J^^™"^- 'J^'-' 11 Hampton PI
PE.VNIE JAME» C-.. justice of the peace, office 804
Montgomery, dwi 2195 Taylor
dwli'i^rTaylor" "'^^ "^ai^^^tui-er, 504 Jackson,
Pcnnie. Seji Penny
Penniman G«orge "w., baggagemaster Southern Pac R.,
cor Fourth and Townsend
Penniman Thomas, deputy county clerk, dwl 2518 Sac
Pennington Frederick J., pressman Mahon, Thomas S
Co., dwi I0I5 Mason vmao »
Pennington Lizzie (widow), dwi 421 Union
Penny Benjamin, painter, dwl 19 Russ
Penny James, dialmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl S41 Har
Penny WUIiam, printer, dwl 224 Third
Pennycook James, metal and asphaltumroofer, dwi 734
\ allejo, rear
Penn>-cook John, janitor Exempt Engine House, Brenham
PI, dwi NW cor Second and TowTisend
Pennycook John Jr., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co
dwl 213 Clara ''
Pennycook Wallace W., clerk Howe Sewing Machine Co
dwi NW cor Townsend and Second
Penoyer, Holloway & Co. (John W. Penoyer and L B
Holloway). pubUshers Pacific Grocer, office 409 Wash
Penoyer John W. (Peiun/er, Holloimy .t Co.). res San JosiS
Penrose John, hostler Gaylord & Moore, dwi 71C Sansom
Pentecost Joseph, salesman John G. Hodge & Co. dwi 40i
Geary ^
Pentony John, hostler, dwl 56 Park Av
Pentz Benjamin, deckhand stm Coquille, Jackson St
Wharf
PEXWEIL S. .4., secretary Berkelev Land and Town
Improvement Assn, office 624 Montgomerv, res Berke-
ley, Alameda Co.
People's Art Gallerj-, John D. Godens proptr, 34 Third
People's Fire Insurance Co. (of Memphis), Hutchinson,
Mann & Smith agents, 314 California
PEOPLE'S VOICE (weekly), Isaac S. Nathan editor
and proprietor, office 622 Clay
Peoria Starch Co., Charles C. Jones agent, office 214 Sac
Pepin James, blacksmith Sophy & McCanon, dwi E s Har-
rison bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Peplow Edward A., printer C. A. Murdock i: Co., dwi 712
Taylor
Peppau John Baptiste, laborer, dwl S s Twenty-first bet
Diamond and Eureka
Pepper Augustus, sawyer California Mills, dwl W s Fair
Oaks bet Twenty-second and Twentv-tliird
Pepper Edmund T.," driver City K. R., dwi SW cor Capp
and Si-xteeiith
Pepper Edward D., reporter, dwi Overland House
Pepi)er George Henry, driver City R. R., dwi SW cor Capp
and Sixteenth
Pepiier John W., assistant bookkeeper Kohler, Chase &
Co., 633 CTay, dwi 620 .Shotwell
Pepper Susan (widow), dressmaker, dwl 122 Eleventh
Pepper Thomas, wagonmaker Charles H. Morgans, dwl
731 Harrison
Pepper Warren, turner Isaac Hardenburgh, dwi Fair Oaks
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pera Anselmo, drayman, cor Front and Clark, dwl 618
Front
Pera F. & Co. (Domenici Geovcnini), bootmakers, 611 S&n
Pera Fmncisco (F. Pera .i- Co.), dwi 215 Broadway
Pera Michael, vegetables, 68 Colombo Market
Pera Michele, hostler Novella & Pitto, dwi 427 Jackson
Pera Pellegrino, expressman, N'AV cor Davis and Wash
Peralta Fernando, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Stockton
and Montgomery Av, res Fruit Vale
Peralta John, upholsterer John Hoey, res Oakland
Perasso Achille, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 427 Fil-
bert
Perasso Cheve, laborer, dwi 423 Filbert
Perata Bernardo, dwi 426 Vallejo, rear
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
PcraU Oioranni, vegetables, 43 Colombo Market
^ Peratii Michael, vegetables, '23 and 24 Colombo Market
H IVrozzo .John {Hock .(• /".), Uwl 0 Pollard PI
S ' Perazzo Manuel, grKcries and liquors, 1421 Dupont
S Perazzo ilaria (widow), dwi 442 Green
S Perbonner Jacob, dwl S13 Vallejo
S9 Pcrciviil Calvin, dwl 607 Brjant
lO I Percival Charles, butcher, dwl 254 Perry - „ i. „
,-i I Percival Charles, extramin H. and L. Xo. 2 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 917 Vallejo , ,„,,
Percival Freeman F., master ship Blue Jacket, dwl 12241
Pacific
Percy , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Percy Francis, comp.isitor Hebrew Observer, dwl 1010 Pow
Percy Gershom H., cariienter William B. Bradbur}', dwl
NE cor Bush and Steiner
Percv John, machinist Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 23 Fulton
Percy T. Mrs. (widow), dwl 719 Sutter
Pereira Samuel D., proprietor Gailhard's Hotel, 607 and
509 Pine, dwl 624 Pine
Percmans John B., machinist, dwl 116 Shipley
Peres Louis {Louis Perei i- Co.), dwl 62ii Calilomia
Peres Louis & Co. {Pedro Altube), wholesale butchers,
First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 535 Clay
Percy Pierre, coppersmith, 308 Market, dwl 711 Grove
Perez Aujuste, upholsterer, dwl S35 Broadway
Perez Eliza Miss, dressmaker, 906 Pacific
Pet«2 Pe Iro, butcher, dwl Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.
Perez P.jlicarpo, polisher Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
teldt, dwl ti24 Commercial
Pergniat E. (Perjniit i- Cepernieh), dwl 820 Stockton
Per^niat i Ccpemich {E. Pergniat and L. Cepernkh),
(ruits, XE cor Stockton and Clay
Perham Charles, peddler, Oakland Ferry, dwl 16 O'Farrell
Peri Fxirenzo, gardener, W s Railroad Av Bay View-, South
S. F.
Periam Charles J., machinist, dwl 110 Tehama
Pericena Robert, coalpasser stm John L. Stephens Ore-
gon S. S. O).
Perichon Augustin Mme. (widow), furnished rooms, 438
Broadway
Perigo John, boarding, Fort Point
Perigrin B. F., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Perikinskv Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Ferine George M., with Nicholas P. Ferine, res Fmit
Vale, Alameda Co.
Ferine J. H., bookkeeper Nicholas P. Ferine, res Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
Ferine Nicholas P., Boston Mastic Roofing and manu-
facturer roofing material, Townsend bet Fourth and
Fifth, office 63s Market, res Fniit Vale, Alameda Co.
Perini Peter, porter Good k Tschurr
Perini Pietro, painter, dwl San (3<:tttardo Hotel
Periovala Charles, waiter oOti Clay, dwl Wash nr Mason
Perkin Samuel T., boxmaker George W. Swan K Co., dwl
CIS Mission
Perkin WilUam, proprietor Montgomery House, 613 Miss
Perkins A. B., miuing, dwl 304 Minna
Perkins A. .Tudson, photographer P. J. Sullivan, dwl 21
Essex
Perkins Albert H., blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl
■2010 Taylor
j Perkins Albert L., driver City R- R., dwl 27 First Av
I Perkins Alonzo, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
I Perkins .\iinie M. (widow), lodgings, 3 Howard Court
I Perkins .\ugusta, dressmaker, dwl 20S O'Farrell
I Perkins Austin, Shipwrights' JolU". Assn, 71 New Mont
I Perkins Betsey (widow), dwl 13-27 Sacramento
I Perkins C. H., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and "Townsend
Perkins Charles C (Perkim A-',Rorke), dwl 16-26 Dupont
Perkins CHiarles C. &. Co., commission fruit and produce,
50S and 510Sansom
Perkins Charles H., sboecutter Frank N. Tenney, dwl 2-21
Tehama
Perkins Charles N., salesman 609 Montgomery, dwl 410
Minna
Perkins E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 514 Bush
Perkins Elias, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Perkins E. S., dwl NE cor Jackson and Polk
Perkins Frank P., draftsman, dwl 322 Seventh
Perkins George, laborer, dwl 115 Oregon
Perkins George, painter, dwl 314 Ritch
Perkins Cteorge C. ((;..«iaU, XeUoni- P.), dwl 20 Twelfth
Perkins George E., clerk, dwl 3 Howard Court
Perkins George F., barkeeper Francisco Garcia, dwl 325
Green
Perkins George H., machinist Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl -2011 Mission
Perkins George 'W., drayman John G. Hodge & Co. , dwl
43.^ Pine
Perkins Hiram, mining stocks, 434 Montgomery, dwl 369
Perkins Hiram F., sawyer California Mills, dwl 2011 Mis-
sion
Perkins H. N. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 7 Yerba Buena
Perkins Horace {Perk-ing i- Qttinn), dwl 412 Union
Perkins James, boxmaker, dwl 613 Mission
Perkins James, painter, dwl 314 Ritch
Perkins James E., merchant, 41S C^, res Santa Cruz
Perkins J. G., collector, dwl 20 Ellis
Perkins John H., special policeman, dwl 212 Steuart
Perkins Joseph (JJ. C. Eirby <t Co.), dwl llOO Pine
Perkins Joseph A., assistant statistical clerk Chistom
House, res Oakland
Perkins Joseph G., foreman patternmaker Hinckley &
Co., dwl 41S First
Perkins Justin E., patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwl 418
First
Perkins Lansell, superintendent Occidental Billiard Room,
dwl 213 Geary
Perkins Luke H., inspector Custom House, dwl -2010 Tay-
lor
Perkins Marv Mrs., dwl 1014 Stockton
Perkins Napoleon B., carpenter, dwl 322 Eighth
Perkins Nathan L., printer, dwl 1327 Sacramento
Perkins Nathaniel B., carpenter, dwl 710 Clementina
Perkins R. , builermaker Francis L Curry
Perkins Richard, calker, dwl 510 Howard'
Perkins Richard, laborer, dwl -29 Commercial
Perkins Richard, shoemaker, 643 Mission
Perkins R. L. Mrs., dwi l.W Perry
Perkins Russell C, dwi W s Dolores nr cor Sixteenth
Perkins Samuel, agent A. M. Simpson & Bro., 44 Market,
dwi 22 Hawthorne
Perkins William, carpenter, dwl 21 Zoe
Perkins William F., tobacconist, dwl 208 O'Farrell
Perkins William H., fruits, 442 Third
Perkins William O., draftsman, dwl 3-22 Eighth
Perkins Willis T., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R.
R., dwl 114 O'Farrell
Perkins & Quinn {Horace Perkins atid Edward Quinn),
whitewashers and jobbers, NT; cor Mont and Wash
Perkins & Rorke (Charles C. Perkins and Jaims liorke),
wholesale fruit and produce commission, 50a and 510
Sansom
Pcrkovich George, upholsterer Heniy Luchsinger & Co.,
dwi 236 Sutter
Perlenner Kate Mrs., ladies' underwear, 831 CHay, dwl 813
Vallejo
Perlev Albion S., street sprinkler, dwl 13-24 Mission
Perllut Charles, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl
21 Louisa
Permien Frederick, master mariner, dwl 624 Lombard
Pemau Charles C, foreman Eureka Warehouse, dwl S s
Bay bet Mason and Taylor
Pemell John, real estate, dwl 724 Mission
Peroni Peter, waiter Rooco Beban, dwi SE cor Dupont
and Broadway
Pirou , real estate, dwl California Hotel
PerpoU M., dyer aud scourer, 33 Fourth
Perpoli Pnischidio, laborer, dwl 10O2 Pacific
Perra George, hairdresser, dwi 312 Sutter
Perra Joseph, deckhand stm Saucelito, Darts St. Wharf
Perrault Hvpolite N., carpenter, dwi 1224 Pine
Perrault Julian, physician, office 413 Kearny, dwi 22 Pros-
pect PI
Perrault M. N., conductor Market St. R. R.
Perres Leon, barkeeper Louis Tridon, dwi SW cor Stock-
ton and Jackson
Ferret Antoine, cook Leon Dingeon & Co., dwl NW cor
Montgomery Av and Vallejo
Perrian Charles J., machinist Jonathan Kittredge, dwi
110 Tehama
Perrie L. A. Mme. (widow), dwl 1715 Stockton
Perrier Hipp<5Ut«, wholesale and retail liquors, 206 Third
Perrin Charles, cabinetmaker Croodwin « Co.
Perrin Edward B., real-estate agent, office 534 California,
dwi W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Perrin Fran<;ois, dwl 1617 Powell
Perrin George H., surveyor, office 437 Pine
Perrin John, foreman Lash Shop Main & Winchester, dwl
56 Tehama
Perrin Jules (Kimling <t P.), dwl 1 Quincy PI
Perrin Peter, saddlery, 640 Broadway, dwi 709 Vallejo
Perrin Reuben J., physician, office and dwi 109 Mont
Perrin Richard, upholsterer Cooke & Smith, res Oakland
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 CaL Marli
C. p. VAN SCHAACK k CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Perrin Robert, real estate, office hZ^ Califoniia, dwl W a
Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Perrin William, carpenter, dwl UOG Mission
Perrin William, porter Henry I. Jacobs, dwl Broadway
bet Monty:omerj' and Kearny
Perrina Francisco, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Perrine Jacob, steward, dwl 4 Noble PI
Perrins Elizabetb Mrs., varieties, 866 Folsom
Perrout Mary Mnie., dyeinf^, 112 Second
Perry Alexander K., master mariner, dwl 127 Jackson
Perry Alfred, waiter, dwl 509 Washington
Perry Alvan B., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 23 Stock
Perry August, upholsterer, dwl 835 Broadway
Perry Daniel, watchman stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Perr>' David, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Perry David J., wharfinger, dwl 1506 Hyde
Perry Francis, laborer S. Murphy, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Perry George, clerk John G. Us, dwl 226 Chestnut
Perry George H., clerk Edward F. Hall & Co., dwl 813
Bush
Perry George O. Mrs. (widow), dwl 813 Bush
Pen^' Gi-attan, private secretary John P. Jones, dwl 425
Sutter
Perry H. A., carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 5
Stockton
Perry Henrj', sash and blindmaker, dwl 5.52 Mission
Perry Henry E. , contractor, office and dwl 622 Clay
Perry Horace, boots and shoes, 1043 Howard
Perry Isaac H., clerk, dwl 416 Greenwich
Perry J., second mate -stm Amelia, Broadway WTiarf
Perry James, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 149
Perry
PeiTT James, whitener John G. Garfield, dwl Golden Gate
Hotel
Perrj' James H., special policeman, dwl 416 Greenwich
Perry James W., plasterer, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Perry John, cook Vlzina & Co., dwl 165 Tehama
Perry John, engineer, dwl 631 Da%is
Perry John, tinsmith, dwl 337 Bush
Perrv John, watchman stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
P£ltK¥ .IOH\ Jr., stockbroker, lOG Leidesdorff, dwl
Occidental Hotel
Perry John R., builder, dwlW s Tennessee nr Butte
Perry John W., route agent S. F. Post-office, dwl 714
Clementina
Perry Joseph, deckhand stm Amador, dwl NE cor Drmnm
and Clay
Perrj' Joseph H., hairdresser, 233 Sixth
Perry J. Van Buren (Perry <f: Doyle), dwl 202 Bush
Perrj' J. Willard, with Horace Perry, dwl 1043 Howard
Perry Maggie Mrs., glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
438 Jessie
Perry Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 917 Jones
Perry Marv^ G. (widow), dwl E s Pennsylvania nr Solano
Perry Marj- M. (\\idow), dwl 19 Willow Av
Perry M. L. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl
Tennessee nr Butte
Pern,' P. G., conductor Omnibus R. B.
Perry Philip, expressman, dwl 240 Beale
Perry Richard, carpenter Charles Williams, dwl 292 Ala^
bama
Perry Richard, cook 311 Pacific
Perry Richard, drayman, SE cor Clay and Drumm, dwl
216 Austin
Perrv Robert, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Perrj' Robert H., clerk Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 615
Turk
Perry Samuel B. (colored), express, NW cor Third and
Howard, dwl Sixteenth Av cor P
Perry Walter G., driver Occidental Laundrj', dwl N s Fil-
bertr bet Gough and Octavia
Pern,' William, carpenter, dwl W s Devisadero bet Fulton
and McAllister
Perrj- Wiiliam. clerk, dwl 1415 Stockton
Perrj' William, tailor, dwl 636 Commercial
Pern,' William, wood and coaldealer, dwl 439 Bush
Perry William A., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, dwl 620 Ellis
Peny William H., dwl 29i Third
Perrj' W. J., painter Thomas Downing, dwl 75 Clementina
PERKY «fc DOVLG (J. Vaii Buren Perry and John
E. Doyle), wines and liquors, 311 Bush
Ferryman John, master mariner, dwl Windsor House
Pershbaker John, farmer, dwl Russ House
Persich N.. waiter Nicholas P. Milloglav, dwl 628 Battery
Person Charles, laborer Mohr & Kruger, dwl Fourth Av
bet M and N, South S. F.
Person Thoma8,IaborerPacificRoIlingMill8, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
TERIT, Frederico De La Fuente y Subirat consul-eenexal
office 320 Sansom
Peru William, liquor saloon, 308 Dnpont
Pcruizzi Pictro, fmitpeddler. dwl 14 Ohio
Pervancher Pauline Miss, laundress Antoine Barbask
Pervis Thomiis, weaver Union Piu-ific Silk Mainifacturing
Co.. dwl E s San Bruno Ruad, Visiticiun VaMcy
Peseta Francis, barkeeper Angelo Bona, dwl 2I(i Bdwy
Pesoli Edward A., clerk French Consulate, dwl 630 Green-
wich
Pessag7io Angelo, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Pessota F., laborer, dwl 423 Filbert
Pestner Ernst, salesman Loewe Brothers, dwl W s Capp
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Pestoe Antnine, fisherman, dwl 5 Clay
Pestonjeo H^^rnnisjrL-. janitor British Benevolent Society,
dwl KniiMi-u Unt,'! *"
PETAM^fl.i IJM-: PAt'RETS, James N. McCune
agent, ^rticc 117 ('lav
PETALIMA STEA«EK, Va tie jo St. Wharf
Petch Richard H., porter Held Bros. & Co., dwl'lOOS Ma-
son
Peter Conrad, tailor, dwl 9 Jasper PI
Peter Daniel, cook Francois Lacoste, dwl SW cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Peter George, baker Charles Guillett, dwl 206 Second
Peter John, housesmith John R. Sims, dwl 34 Bernard
Peter Louis, tailor, dwl 211 Tehama, rear
Peter Nicholas, hamessmaker W. F. Dorrance, dwl 2208
Mason
Peter Solomon, tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Peterkin John, milkranch, Bay View, South S. F.
Peters A., machinist, dwl 115 First
Peters A., seaman, dwl 421 Mission
Peters Alexander, ironfitter New City Hall, dwl 216 First
Peters Andrew, with Eugene Boucher, 537 Sacramento
Peters Antonio, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Peters Arthur S., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
dwl 1232 Mission
Peters Bertha (\vidow), dwl 1816 Market
Peters Carrie O. Miss, dwl Mercantile Library Building,
225 Bush
Peters Cathanne (widow); dwl 102J Pacific
Peters Charles, miner, dwl 34 Hayes
Peters Charles F., driver S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl W s
Powell nr Bav
PETERS CHARLES R. (C. R. Peters & Co.), dwl
Grand Hotel
PETERS C R. *t CO., real estate and commission,
and agents Newark Town and Land Association, office
405* California
Peters Diedrich, barkeeper Schramm & Schnabel, dwl 409
Dupont
Peters Dutlef A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Peters Edward, dwl 212 Broadway
Peters E. R., merchant, dwl 2S2i Harrison
Peters Ferdinand, tailor Gerson Harshall, dwl 07 Minna
Peters Frank, baker California Cracker Co.
Peters Frank M. L., toys and fancy goods, 207 Montgom-
ery, dwl 823 Filbert
Peters Frederick, dwl W s Powell nr Bay
Peters Frederick, barkeeper H. Bode & Bro., dwl 518 Bran
Peters Frederick, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Peters George, carpenter, dwl 422 Shotwell
Peters George, cook What Cheer House
Peters George, fruits, NE cor Folsom and Seventh
Peters Henry, seaman, dwl 104 Stcuart
Peters J., driver City R. R.
Peters J. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 2522 Howard
Peters John (Peters d: Ilarhnann), dwl 1007 Battery
Peters John, deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway St. Wharf
Peters John, tailor, 733 Mission, dwl 518 Fourth
Peters John H., barkeeper, dwl Terminal Hotel
Peters John H., compositor Morning Call, dwl California
House
PETERS JOnX Hm proprietor New York Photograph
Gallcrj", 25 and 27 Third, dwl 982A Harrison
Peters John T., liquors, stm New World, dwl 409 Bran
Peters Jordan, mason, dwl 753 Howard
Peters Joseph, bootblack Conrad Troell, dwl SEcor Stock
ton and Jackson
Peters Joseph C. {Peters <{• Covde), dwl 1202 Howard
Peters Julius H., bookkeeper G. Cohn & Co., dwl 2622
Howard
Peters Peter, laborer Siemen & Van Der Weele, dwl 412
Drumm
Peters P. L., artist, dwl 836 Market
C3
Children's Hair Cut in the most Eeoherohe Manner at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
»'etcrs William commission, merchant, dwllSlG Market
Peters William, pipeinaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl 26
l^ouisa ,
rotcrs Williiim, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 15 Second
I'ftiir^ WilUain, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
!V-ttTS William, tailor John Peters, 733 Mission
Peters William B. , pai>erbauging8 and window shades, 321
Pine, res Oakland
Peters & Cowie {Joseph C. Peters and George M. Come),
hay and ^rain, NE cor Howard and Russ
Peters '^ Hartmann {John Peters and Adolph Sart-
maim). liquor sal'xm and boarding;, 45 Sacramento
Petersen Abraham, barkeeper, dwl SW cor Jackson and
Kearnv
Petersen Adolf T. N., dwl 23 Fifth Av
Petersen Adolph, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 331 East
Petersen Alfred, cook, dwl G-14 Filbert
Petersen Andrew, steward, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Petersen Auyiist, waiter, dwl 30 Washinyl^n
Petersen Bakken H., seaman, dwl 20 Washington
Petersen Charles, seaman, dwl 80 Jessie
Petersen Charles A. {Petersen A Kostcr), dwl 1436 Miss
Petersen Charles C. A., salesman Mausshardt & Hoelscher,
dwl 503 Fell
Petersen Charles E., chaimiaker, dwl 321 Fifth
Petersen Charles J., with Kohler & Frohling, dwl 1519
Larktn
Petersen George C, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
18 First
Petersen Gustav, clerk Painter & Calvert, dwl SE cor
Clav and Keamv
Petersen Gusta^•e, laborer Cal Sugar Eefinery, dwl 1110
Brj-ant
Pet-ersen Jacob, captain etm San Lorenzo, dwl 602 Lomb
Petersen John, conductor Central R. R., dwl cor Mission
and Natoma
Petersen John, seaman, dwl Minerva House
Petersen John, shipcari>ent«r, dwl 423 Francisco
Petei-sen John, tailor Euyeiie Boucher, dwl 608 California
Petersen John H., laborer, dwl 30 Wasliingtiin
Petersen John N. (Petersen d' Co.), dwl 316 Folsom
Petersen Nathan, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 1110
Brj'ant
Petersen Nicolaus, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 5
Brj'ant Av
Petersen Pet-er, barkeeper John Rutherman, dwl NE cor
Fourth aud King
Petersen P. H., cooper, dwl 127 Jackson
Petersen Swan {Petersen A- Sonnu^hseii), dwl 621 Cal
Petersen Thorvald, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Petersen William, boilemiaker, dwl 26 Louisa
Petei-sen William, clerk Union Soap Factory, dwl 1436
Mission
Petersen & Co. (John N. Petersen and Paul Jessen),
teamsters, 220 Front
Petersen & Ko^iter (Charles Petersen and Intdwig Eoster),
proprietors Union Soap Factory, 1406 Mission
Petersen & Sonnichsen {Swan Petersen and Heinrich
Sonnichsen), liquor saloon, 635 Kearny
Peterson Aaron, carpenter, dwl 4 Hag^gin
Peterson Andrew, dwl 313 Kearny
Peterson Agnes, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Peterson Albert, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Peterson Alexander, laborer, dwl 210 Ritch
Peterson Andrew iOakleij d- P.), dwl 610 Howard
Peterson Andrew {McPhertmn d- P.), dwl 26 Steuart
Peterson Andrew, bookkeeper John P. Sanders, dwl SW
cor Battery and Vallejo
Peterson Andrew, porter Ledden, MTiipple & Co., dwl 127
Jackson
Peterson Andrew, tailor, dwl 723 Bush
Peterson Andrew H., master nuiriner, dwl 305 East
Peterson Antoine, tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
PeUTs.m Arthur S. {BUhop d- Co.)y dwl 305 Eddy
Peterson August, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 1235 Hyde
Peterson August, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Peterson August, ui)holstcrcr Josej'h Rosenthal, dwl 120
Shipley
Peterson Axel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Peterson B., turner, dwl W s N bet Eleventh and Twelfth
avs. South S. F.
Peterson Berthinius, car)ienter D. A. Macdonald&Co.,dwl
cor Twelfth and N, S.mth S. F.
PETERSON RUOTIIKUS (Louii and J"oAn), restau-
rant and kKlj;ings, 531 East
Peterson C, janitor Taylor St. CoBmopolitan Primary
School
Peterson Carl, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Peterson C. G., Shipwrighta' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Peterson Charles, boarduig, 119 Jackson, dwl 2126 Stock
Peterson Charles, cabinetmaker Johnson k Best, dwl 951
Mission
Peterson Charles, capitalist, dwl Precita Av bet Howard
and Mission, Bemal Heights
Peterson Charles, hogranch, M nr Fourth Av, South S. F.
Peterson Charles, longshoreman, dwl 12 Tehama PI
Peterson Charles, porter David W. Laird, dwl 18 Harriet
Peterson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Peterson Charles, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
dwisn Fifth
Peterson Charles A., coffee saloon, 10 Sac, dwl 24 Sac
Peterson Charles H., dwl 407 Third
Peterson Charles John, tailor, dwl 9 St. Marj', rear
Peterson Charles P. , cabinetmaker Kragen & Co. , dwl 1121
Mission
Peterson Charles P. , trunkmaker, dwl 18 First
Peterson Charles W., drajnian, dwl 1118 Market
Peterson C. J., carpenter, dwl 14 Tehama
Peterson E., agent W. Shields, dwl 314 Bush
Peterson Edward, real-estate agent, dwl 34 Ellis
Peterson Edward, seamau, dwl 17 Natoma
Peterson Eliza (widow), dwl Anderson nr Lyons, S 6
Bemal Heights
Peterson Ferdinand, dwl 28 O'Farrell
Peterson Ferdinand C. , clerk Commercial Union Insurance
Co., dwi 12 Essex
Peterson Frank , laborer Golden Gate Park
Peterson Frederick, seaman, dwl 10 Berry
Peterson Frederick, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl NE cor
Fremont and Folsom
Peterson Frederick O., Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Peterson Frederick W., dwl 13 Tehama
Peterson George {Peterson d: De Harde), dwi 438 Clem
Peterson George, dwl 164 Silver
Peterson George, boilermaker, dwl 227 Second
Peterson George, stevedore A. C. Freese
Peterson George B., grainer, dwl 203 O'Farrell
Peterson George Howard, machinehand D. A. Macdonald
& Co. , dwl 343 Fremont
Peterson George L., master mariner, dwi 116 Perry
Peterson George W., negative retoudier George D. Morse,
dwl 106 Post
Peterson Gotfred, wagonmaker H. Caseboldt & Co.
Peterson Gustaf B., jeweler David W. Laird, dwl 612 Pow
Peterson Gustav, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Peterson Harrj', seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Peterson Henry, clerk Lick House
Peterson Henry, laborer, dwi N s Lombard bet Franklin
and Gough
Peterson Heun-, market, NW cor Seventh and Bryant
Peterson Henry, seaman, dwi 16 Folsom
Peterson Henrj', seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Peterson Henry G., barkeeper George A. F. Jansen, dwl
NE cor First and Bryant
Peterson H. W., dwl 320' Pacific
Peterson J., deckhand Dredger State Harbor Commis-
sioners
Peterson J., runcher, dwl Columbia Hotel
Peterson Jacob, conductor City 11. R., dwl cor Sixteenth
and Mission
Peterson James, dwl 814 Montgomery
Peterson John (Peterson Brothers), dwl 531 East
Peterson John, barkeeper Long Branch Hotel, Es 8 Ocean
Beach Road S Point Lobos
Peterson John, blacksmith C. Nutting & Son, dwi 219 First
Peterson John, captain Mary Taylor, Pacific St. ^\"harf
Peterson John, carpenter J. V. LawTcnce & Co., dwi 56
Minna, rear
Peterson John, engineer, dwi 202 Second
Peterson John, grocer, dwl 13 Sehna PI
Peterson John, helper Calvin Nutting &, Son, dwl 219 First
Peterson John, laborer, dwi 421 Fremont
Peterson John, longshoreman, dwi 325 Vallejo
Peterson John, messenger Evening Post, dwi King St.
House
Peterson John, peddler, dwi 717 Folsom
Peterson John, porter McCain, Flood & McClure, dwl 711
Bryant
Peterson John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Peterson John, seaman stm Ventura
Peterson John, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 313 Capp
Peterson John F., clerk John Glootz, dwl N s California
bet Dupont and Stockton
Peterson John G., upholsterer, dwl 120 Shipley
Peterson John N., dwl 414 Grove
Peterson John R. (Carpenter d- Co.), dwi 215 Dupont
Peterson Joseph, blacksmith Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl
SW cor Beale and Howard
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
!0. P/TAITSCHAACOCO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshcd 1852.
Peterson Katie Miss, shirtmaker Mrs. R. Lawless, dwl
jr\V cor Br>-ant and Seventh
Peterson L., laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
Peterson Lawxence, shipcarpenter, dwl 49 Ritch
Peterson Lewis, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1011
Broadway
Peterson Louis {Pet€rso7i Broth^rsX dwl 531 East
Peterson Louis, laborer, dwl W s Taiior bet Chestnut and
Francisco
Peterson Louis, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Peterson Martm, packer S. F. Packing & Provision Co.,
dwl Hotel de Rhein
Peterson Man,- C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 103 Natoma
Peterson Man* H. (widow), dwl 744 Tehama
Peterson Mathias, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 6
Minna
Peterson N. , molder C. Nutting & Son
Peterson Nicholas, foreman wharfbuilder, dwl 617 Davis
Peterson Nicholas, porter M. Waterman & Co., dwl 511
Chestnut
Peterson Nelse J. {Madson d- P.), dwl 26 Sacramento
Peterson N. M., deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf
Peterson N. P., master mariner, office 305 East
Peterson O. {OlsoJi ct P.), dwl 1110 Battery
Peterson O., dwl 516 Pacific
Peterson Oliver, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento
Peterson Oliver, special policeman, dwl 33 Tehama
Peterson P., lumberman, dwl 23^ Minna
Peterson P., seaman Colorado S. N. Co.'s stm Newbern,
Folsom St. Wharf
Peterson Paul, foreman S. F. Broom Co., dwl 353 Jessie
Peterson Peter, captain schr Louisa Morrison, dwl 9 Ade-
laide PI
Peterson Peter, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl St.
Louis Hotel 14 Pacific
Peterson Peter, janitor Odd Fello^vs' Hall, dwl 8 Vincent
Peterson Peter, laborer Wright & Bailey, dwl E s Taylor
bet Chestnut and Francisco
Peterson Peter, longshoreman, dwl 132 Steuart
Peterson Peter, machinist Charles H. Leavitt, dwl 202
Second
Peterson Peter, mattressmaker William Green, dwl 6 Min
Peterson Peter, pickler Siemen & Van Der Weele, dwl 412
Drumm
Peterson Peter, seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Peterson Peter, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Peterson Peter, stevedore A. C. Freese
Peterson Peter A. , cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl Golden
City Hotel
Peterson Peter A., laborer, dwl Sweeney nr San Bruno
Road
Peterson Peter 0., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 120
Shipley
Peterson Peter P., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 3
Lewis PI
Peterson Rasmus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
Peterson Richard, coffee saloon, 10 Sacramento
Peterson S., liquor saloon, dwl 621 California
Peterson Samuel, extraman Hose No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Peterson Samuel O., carpenter S. F. Candle Co., dwl 442
Guerrero nr Sixteenth
Peterson Sophie, dressmaker, dwl 53 Zoe
Peterson Soran B., master mariner and agent, office 46
Clay, dwl 12 Essex
Peterson T., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Peterson Therkild, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 11 Caroline
Peterson Thomas, cook, dwl 424 Sansom
Peterson Thomas, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Peterson Thomas, tailor, 67 Minna
Peterson Thomas, tailor, dwl 612 California
Peterson W.. seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Peterson William, gardener, W s Castro bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Peterson William, plumber William R. Allen
Peterson William, seaman, dwl 140 F-ilsom
Peterson William J., cabinetmaker, dwl 444 Sixth
PETERSOX «& DE H.IUDE (George Peterson and
Chr. De Harde), frescopainters, 1001 Howard
Peterson. See Petersen and Petterson
Petersson Rudolph, candjTuaker Adolph Heme, dwl SE
cor Jackson and Da\is
Petibeau Edward, apothecary, 1114 Folsom
Petit Da\id, porter 1334 Dupont
Petit Henry, driver, dwl N s Bush bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Petit Lovena E. Mrs., ehirtmaking and furnished rooms,
408 California fourth floor
Petit Matilda (widow), dwl N s Bush bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Petit Peter, waiter Caf 6 de Strasbourg, 1122 Dupont
Petit Rudolph, painter, dwl 34 Hayes
Petra Domingo, dressmaker, dwl io Margaret PI nr Val-
lejo
Petrarchi G. F. , broker, dwl 533 Howard
Petre James, butcher, dwl 33 Eddy
Petrelli Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market, dwl 26
Hinckley
Petretti Emilio, vegetables, 64 Colombo Market
Petrich Christopher, bricklayer John Hughes, dwl 25
Morton
Petrie Adam, carpenter Lockhart & Porter, dwl 18 Jessie
Petrie John, fireman, dwl 48 Sacramento
Petrissant Pierre, clerk 15 S. F. Market, dwl 442 Union
Petrocchi Pietro, laborer Garibaldi Hotel, cor Sansom and
Broadway
Petroff Ivan, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1305 St-:>ck
Petrovits Paul, portraitpainter, studio 655 Washington,
dwl 11 Keamy
Petry Charles, tai'lor, dwl 10 Card Alley
Petr>' Theodore, porter, dwl 435 Pine
Petry William, shoemaker Charles Lester, dwl 12 Steuart
Petsch Louis, painter, dwl 813 Washington
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
dwl 10 Ridley
Pettee John J., carpenter, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Pettee. See Petty
Petteneti Peter, groceries and liquors, 1028 Keamy
Petter John, canvasser, dwl 617 Stevenson
Pettersen John F., seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Pettersen L. P., seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Pettersen N. G., seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Pettersen Niles, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Pettersen Samuel, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merch
Petterson A. J. W., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Petterson Alfred, dwl 313 Keamy
Petterson Carl P., tailor, dwl 428 Geary
Petterson Charles J., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Petterson Edward, coppersmith, 11 and 13 Pacific
Petterson George, sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 227
Second
Petterson J. M., dwl 537 Sacramento
Petterson Louis, Scandinarian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Petterson Martin, tinner G. & W. Snook, dwl 119 Bernard
Petterson Niels P., Scandmarian Soc, 71 New Mont
Petterson Olof, cabinetmaker, dwl 530 Folsom
Petterson S. Peter, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Pettet George, clerk L. H. Bailey, dwl NW cor Clay and
Brenham PI
Pettet. See Petit and Pettit
Pettigrew James J. , collector and discountbroker, oflBce
236 Montgomery, dwl 1805J Stockton
Pettigrew William J. Jr., salesman 413 Sansom, res Oak-
land
Pettis C. E. , student Heald's Business College
Pettis Kate (widow), dwl 325 Tehama
Pettis L. F. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl 603
Jones
Pettis Valentine, shoemaker Maynard & Jones, dwl 417
Bush
Pettit Antonio, barkeeper Antoniovich & Rossell, dwl 403
East
Pettit B. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 215 Keamy
Pettit Edwin, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 725
Bn'ant
Pettit George, wholesale liquors, office 323 Front, dwl 920
Washington
Pettit John, tanner Fetsch & Brother, dwl 741 Brannan
Pettit Marj- (widow), dwl 432 Seventh
Pettit N., ShipwTights* Jour. Assn. 71 New Montgomery
Pettit Terrv, manufacturer laces, 1045 Howard
Pettit Thomas J. , superintendent Pacific Wood Engraving
Co.. dwl 326 O'Farrell
Pettit WilUam H., druggist, dwl 516i Valencia
PETTIT A CO. (iMii/ik C. Wood^), manufacturers
paints, varnishes, and lubricating oils, 209 Drumm
Pettit. Se^ Petit and Pettet
Petton Edward, tanner, dwl 115 Clinton
Petty Da\-id, pressman C. C. Burr & Co., dwl 507 Filbert
Petty George, driver Market St. R. R.
Petty George S., laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Second Av
Petty Mary E. (widow), dwl 2205 Pine
Petty Sarah S. (widow), dwl 150 Shipley
Pettv. See Pettee
Petz'elt Louisa, tailoress Kenny & Sheahan, dwl 773 Ear
Petzoldt Carl, scenic artist, dwl 537 California
Petzoldt Edward, waiter 627 Commercial
Jnly Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Ezclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Seary.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Mercliant,
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Peverada Charles, cook, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Peverell Christopher, laborer Pacific KolliDg Mills, dwl
8 Louisiana nr Shasta
Peyser Elias, merchant, dwl 456^ Tehama
Peyser Hermann, clothinf^ and moneybroker, 719 Mon
gomerj\ dwl 734 Vallejo
Pe,vser Joseph, expressman, SW cor Dupont and "Wash
ington, dwl 1409 Sacramento
Pe,\Tier Michael, tailor, dwl 1310 Jackson
Peyser Morris, clerk M. Werthcimer & Bro., dwl 322 Clem
Peyser M. W. , carrier Bulletin, dwl 958 Folsom
Peyser Simon A. (Theodore Leibennan tt Co.), dwl 313
Eddy
Pe\'ton Marv Miss, saleswoman SuUivan & Moorhead, dwl
1S22 Market
Peyton Valentine M. (Bibbiiis tt Co. and V. M. Peyton &
Co.). dwl 402 Kearny
Pej^n V. M. & Co. (Valrntitie M. Peyton and Tracy L.
Bibbins), real-estat« and general business agents, 402
Keaniy
Pfaff Albert R., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl E 8 La-
guna bet Fell and Oak
Pfaff Aimie (widow), dwl 1411 Stockton
Pfaff Charles, jeweler Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 914 Jackson
Pfaff Henry, porter N. Van Bergen 4 Co., dwl 1620 Turk
Pfaff William, milkman, dwl N s Sacramento bet Broder-
ick and Baker
Pfefferle Adam, proprietor Chicago Hotel, 218-222 Pacific
Pfeiffer August, waiter, dwl 023 Pacific
Pfeiffer Casper (Fellows ct Co.), dwl S s Winter Lane nr
Mason
Pfeiffer Daniel, cook, dwd 635 Minna
Pfeiffer Elimbeth (widow), dwl 325 Sutter
Pfeiffer Frederick (P/eiJfcr ■!• Rvtrnkolber), dwl E 8 Fair
Oaks bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pfeiffer George, blaclLsmith Andresen Bro., dwl cor Mis-
sion and Fair Av
Pfeiffer George, bootmaker M. Guerln, dwl 431 Pine
Pfeiffer Henrj', baker M. Deutsch & Co., dwl 614 Clay
Pfeiffer John W., sawmaker, 1032 Kearny, dwl cor" Mis-
sion and Fair Av, Bemal Heights
Pfeiffer Louis, shoemaker, dwl 231 Jessie
Pfeiffer Margaret (widow), liquor saloon, 1105 Dupont, dwl
023 Pacific
Pfeiffer Sebastian, confectioner William Pfeiffer, dwl 108
Turk
Pfeiffer Thekla (widow), dwl 1018 Clay
Pfeiffer William, confectioner, 142 Third
Pfeiffer & Rotenkolber (Frederick Pfeiffer and George
Rotcnknlher), bootfitters, 3 Gardner
Pfersdorff Hugo, jailer Branch Jail, dwl 620J Lombard
PfisterA. &Co. (Martin Waterman), produce commis-
sion, 111 Clay
Pflster Adolph (A. Pfister & Co.), res San Jo3«
Pfister Conrad, dwl S25 Post, rear
Pfister John J., importer ladies* and g«nt8' underwear
125 Sansom, dwl 909 Bush
Pflambaum Charles, foreman McMillan & Kester, dwl 900
Vallejo
Pflueger Herman, jeweler, 125 Sacramento
Pfiug Ludolph, salesman John H. Heitmann, dwl 236 Stev
Pfolil Victor, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Washing-
ton, dwl 2107 Stockton
Pforr John, real-estate agent, office 6 Mont, dwl 113 Eddy
Pfortner Carl, liquor saloon, cor Twenty-third and York
Pfortner Charies, wireworker 412 Clay," dwl cor Twenty-
third and York
Pfundstein Victor, turner John B. Lucbsinger & Son dwl
870 Folsom '
Pgoetz Ludovic, tinsmith H. O. Fiske
Phair Edward, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl NE cor Bush
and Pierce
Phair Eliza (widow), dwl NW cor Pierce and Bush
Phair Henrj-, salesman Majiiard & Jones, dwl NW cor
Bush and Pierce
Phair Katie Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 270 Te-
hama
Phair Thomas, gardener, dwl 270 Tehama
Pharo ls.aac F., telegraph repairer Electrical Construction
and Maintenance Co., dwl 1609 Mission
Pharo Joel H., receiving clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins
Market St. Wharf, dwl I(>09 Mission
Phnrrer Charles O., inventur, dwl 1224 Market
Phelan , dwl Change House
Phelan Andrew J. F., U. S. storekeeper, oflSce 321 Bat^
tery, dwl 121 Perrj'
Phelan Edward (Phelan A Bartmann), dwl 118 Benr
Phelan Edward, ranchero, dwl SE cor Eighteenth and
Douglass
Phelan Ellen Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Phelan James, capitalist, office 224 Montgomery, dwl SW
cor Valencia and Seventeenth
Phelan James, porter 117 Batterj'
Phelan James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Phelan James D., speculator, dwl N s Sacramento bet
Lagtma and Buchanan
Phelan Joseph, cook Hopkins & Morouey, dwl S 8 Hayes
bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Phelan Joseph, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
Phelan Joseph P., clerk W. H. Patterson, dwl SW cor
Montgomer.v and Merchant
Phelan Joseph J., weigh clerk Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 28
Pleasant
Phelan M. A. Mrs., teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 941 Howard
Phelan Michael J., lithographer A. W'aldstein, res Oak-
land
Phelan Michael M., carpenter, dwl N s Sheridan bet
Ninth and Tenth
Phelan Patrick (Donohne ct P.), dwl 16 O'Farrell
Phelan Patrick, printer, dwl 20 Clara
Phelan Peter, boilermaker Francis I. CtUT)-, dwl 113 Na-
toma
PheLan Richard, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Phelan Richard A., hackman. Plaza, dwl 614 Kearny
Phelan Robert D., speculator, dwl N s Sacramento bet
Lagnna and Buchanan
Phelan Stephen, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Phelan Thom,-is (Sharp d- P.), dwl 121 Prospect PI
Phelan Timothy, dummj-man Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl N
s California bet Fillmore and" W^ebster
Phelan & Bartmann (Edward Phelan and John Bart-
mann). shipcbandlery, 118 Berrj'
Phelps Abner, student Heald's Business College, 24 Post
Phelps Alanson H., salesman Thomas H. Selby & Co. and
treasurer Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl 1510 Jtmes
Phelps Augustus E. (W. S. Phelps d- Co.), dwl 1205 Pac
Phelps Charles H. (Xotirse <{,■ P.), attorney at law, office
306 Pine, res Oakland
Phelps Charles 1., clerk Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl
1203 Pacific
Phelps Charies W. (Phelps <t Barrett), res Oakland
Phelps Charlotte A. (widow), dwl NW cor Page and De-
visadero
Phelps Consolidated S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), David
Wilder secretary, office 2S Merchants' Exchange
Phelps Daniel, laborer Cahfornia Mills
Phelps Daniel T., blacksmith Phelps Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 1507 Jones
Phelps Dudley, teamster California Mills, dwl 202 Second'
Phelps Edwin, civil engineer, dwl NW cor Page and De-
visadero
Phelps Emma E. (widow, colored), dwl S37 Broadway
Phelps George, student Heald's Business College, 24 Post
Phelps George !>., dwl So Tehama
Phelps George W., clerk Cornelius P. Robinson, dwl 736
Vallejo
Phelps Hill Gold Minmg Co. (Nevada Co.), office 402 Mont-
gomei:>' room 1
Phelps John O., depute- coroner City and County S. F.,
office 11 Court Block 636 Clav, dwl 418 First
Phelps J. T., mason, dwi 533 Sacramento
PHELP.S MANIFACTI ni\G TO.. W. S. Phelps
president, A. H. Phelps treasurer, F. M. Farwell sec-
retary-. Screw Bolt Works, 13-17 Drumm
Phelps N. D., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 213 Fourth
Phelps Samuel, stockbroker, dwl 919 Stockton
Phelps William, expressman, cor Stockton and Broadway,
dwl 1123 Dupont
PHELP.S WIllI^lM S., president Phelps Manufact-
uring Co. (and W. S. Phelps S: Co.), dwl 1203 Pac
Phelps W. S. & Co. (Augustus E. Phelps), shipsmiths,
13-17 Drumm
Phelps & Barrett (Charles W. Phelps and Charles R.
Barrett), real-estate agents, office 14 Merchants' Ex-
change
PhenLx Fire Insurance Co. (New York), William J. Stod-
dart agent, office 215 Sansom
PhenLx Silver Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), Joseph Maguire
secretary, office 419 California
Phenix Tunnel and Mining Co. (Utah), office 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Phil. Sheridan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 330
Pine
Philadelphia Board Underwriters (marine), A. T. Fletcher
agent, office 31S California
PHIL.1DELPIII.4 RRK1VERT, John Wieland pro-
prietor, 232-240 Second
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, MoTga,n & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
JT. VAU SCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Philadelphia Glove-Calf Manufacturing Co. (Richard Wo-
katsch, Emil Krenz, and August C}am\ W s San
Bruno Ro;id bet Twentv-sixth and T\s-enty-seventh
PHILA[»EL1*I1IA UOtSE, John Knack proprietor,
423 Bush
Philbin John M., salesman T. A. McDonald, dwl 33 Freelon
Philbin Michael, engineer Cuben,' & Co., dwl King St.
House
Philbin Tliomas, bricklayer, dwl 33 Freelon
Philbon John, carpenter, dwl 206 Octavia
Philbreck Warren W., sashmaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 356
Brannan
Philbrook Seth, carriagemaker 0. F. WiUey & Co., dwl 18
Minna
Philburn Richard, springmaker Crawford & Hinckley, dwl
31 Minna
Philibert Emile, cook 711 Commercial
Philip Jacob M. {Morris, Speyer <{• Co.), res Hamburg.Ger.
Philippeus Alexander (Hutchinson, Kohl, P. d> Co.), res
St. Petersburg
Philippsen Henry, porter Getz Brothers & Co., dwl 19 Pac
Philips P. J. , gas lamps and stoves and employment office,
60S Clay, dwl 722 Shotwell
Phillibert Celestin, dyer, dwl 612 Broadway
Phillip Louis, tailor Henry Marks, dwl 922 Folsom
Phillip M., merchant (Honolulu), dwl 324 Ellis
PhiUip Martin, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 326
Kearny
Phillippe Francois, cooper Pa<?. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl SE cor Brannan and Seventh
Philippi John, dwl 9 Bvington
Phillips , clerk, dwl 106 Post
Philhps Abraham, painter, dwl 4 Bernard
Phillips Alexander, boarding, dwl 113 Oregon
Phillips Alexander, cook 531 Commercial, dwl 3 Caroline
PI
Phillips Alfred F., cook, dwl 49 Jessie
Phillips A. W., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Phillips Caroline (widow), dwl 22 Taylor
Phillips Charles, expressman, SW corCalifomia and Davis,
dwl 311 Hayes
Phillips Charles, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 311 Hayes
Phillips Christine Mre. (colored), ladies' hairdresser, 400J
Geary
Phillips C. L., patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwl 255
Dupont
Phillips Conrad, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 44
Julia
Phillips C. T. (widow), adjuster U- S. Mint, dwl 415 Post
Phniips Da^id L. (Phillips, Taber 6: Co.), dwl Occidental
Hot€l
Phillips Edward, barkeeper Merchants* Exchange, dwl 1155
Mission
Phillips Edward, boots and shoes, 1112 Dupont
Phillips Edward, painter, dwl 167 Silver
Phillips Elizabeth W. (widow), dwl 703 Taj-lor
Phillips Fitel, merchant, dwl 408 Stockton
Phillips Frederick, saloonkeeper, dwl 204 Seventh
Philhps George (colored), cook Benjamin F. JeUison
Phillips George, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 217 Sec
Phillips George, seaman, dwl Quincy House
Phillips George, teamster, dwl 202 Second
Philhps George K., salesman Osbom & Alexander, dwl
Russ House
Philhps George W., third officer stm John L. Stephens
Oregon S. S. Co.
Phillips George W., waterman, dwl 210 Minna
Phillips G. P., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de Gama
Phillips H., dwl N s Uy Av bet Buchanan and Webster
Philhps H. Mrs., dwl 553 Tehama
Phillips Hannah Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 439 Eddy
Phillips Henry, mining operator, office 610 Merchant, dwl
549 Stevenson
Phillips Henry, teamster Miller & Hall, dwl 226 Mission
Phillips Henrv B., bookkeeper, dwl 70S Sutter
Philhps James, fiangetumer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
239 Fremont
Phillips James, laborer, dwl 63 Water
Phillips James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Philhps James A., machinist O. B. Fenner, dwl 1132 Market
Phillips James B. (Phillips i- Mnrphy), dwl 921 Market
Philhps James K., compositor Evening Post, dwl 2120 Pine
Philhps James R. (Phillips d: Co.), dwl 114 Sutter
Philhps Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl W s Nineteenth
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Phillips J. B., saloonkeeper, dwl 921 Market
Phillips J. Bvu-ke, attorney at law, office 624 Merchant,
dwl 1711 Polk
Phillips J. H. (colored), bootblack Beverly Dodson. dwl
1020 Kearny
Phillips J. H., foreman Kimball Manuf. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Brj-ant
Phillips J. M., conductor Market St. R. R.
Phillips John, cabinetmaker Andrew Frci. dwl 24 Garden
PhiUips John, fumituredealer, dwl 4 Quincv PI
Philhps John (colored), longshoreman, dwri020 Keaniy
Phillips John, plasterer, dwl 24 Sixth
Phillips John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Phillips John, wharfinger Berry St. ^Tiarf. dwl 340 Union
Phillips John A., hamessmaker, dwl 536 Mission
Phillips John D., mariner, dwl S\V cor Folsom and Twen-
tieth
Phillips John S., bookbinder BartUng & Kimball, dwl 52
Silver
Phillips Joseph, clerk, dwl 439 Eddy
Phillips Joseph, drayman N. B. Edgerly & Co., dwl 28
Lewis PI
Phillips Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero, dwl
cor Missouri and Napa
Phillips Joseph, salesman Charles Mayer, dwl 439 Eddy
Phillips Joseph H., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Phillips Joseph W., clerk General Freight Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 703 Taj-Ior
Phillips Josiah S., mining engineer and examiner, office
and dwl 640 Clay -
Phillips LawTence, commission merchant, dwl 439 Eddy
Phillips Louis, tailor, dwl 922 Folsom
Phillips Michael (William Green 1: Co.), dwl 324 Ellis
Phillips Mitchell, clerk William Matthes\'S
Phillips Newton, dwl 131 Montgomery
Phillips P. A. (Jo7ip.? d- P.), dwl 216 Stockton
Phillips P. B., carpenter Palace Hotel
Phillips Peter, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 10
Natoma
Phillips Philip, salesman, dwl 439 Eddy
Phillips R. B., carpenter Palace Hotel
Phillips Samuel, mining secretary, office 408 California
room 9, dwl 104 Post
Phillips Samuel, sewing-machine agent, dwl 759 Market
Phillips Samuel G., special policeman, dwl 68 Tehama
Phillips Samuel P. (Phillips <L- Cassady), dwl NE cor
BeiTy and Haggin
Phillips Sarah Miss, tailoress, dwl 1020Larkin
FUILLIFS STEPHE.V H., attorney at law, office 426
California, dwl 1640 Pine
PHILLIPS, TABER «& CO. (David L. Phillips and
Jacob S. Taber), wholesale groceries, 103 and 110
California
Phillips Thadeus, porter Central Pacific R. R., dwl 22
Taylor
Phillips Thomas, second officer stm Ajax Or^on S. S. Co.
Phillips Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Phillips Thomas, stoneniounter Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl W s Arlington nr Fairmount
Phillips Thomas K., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 26
Silver
Phillips W. B., painter, dwl 533 Sacramento
Phillips William, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution
Phillips William, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 21
Silver
Phillips William A., superintendent Oregon S. S. Co., Fol-
som St. "VMiarf, dwl 345 Fremont
Phillips William G., machinist, dwl SE cor Bartlett and
Twentv-sixth
Phillips William J., fruit preserver, dwl Ss Nineteenth
bet Howard and Shotwell
Phillips WiUiam R., dwl 703 Taylor
PhiUips & Cassady (S. P. Phillips and A. Cassady), NE
cor Berrj- and Haggin
PhiUips & Co. (James P. Phillips and F. J. Voshcrgh),
hairdressing saloon and baths, 114 Sutter
Phillips kyLur^hyiJamcs B.Phillips and John Murphy),
liquor saloon", 112 Taylor
Phillipsen Hans, scourer, dwl 870 Folsom
Phillipson George, dr\'-goods clerk, dwl 734A Howard
Philpot Edward, seanlan. dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Philpot WiUiam J., saddler, dwl 13 Verona PI
Phipps A. B. (Phipps J- Flenniken), dwl 1311 California
Phipps Charles E., salesman Phipps & Flenniken, dwl
1013 Washington
Phipps James, hamessmaker, 665 Howard, dwl 661 How
Phipps John, pantmnan Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Phipps Samuel T., carpenter, dwl S B VaUejo bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Phipps Thomas, hamessmaker James Phipps, dwl 661
Howard
The most Artistic Work in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Geary.
r. ¥. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont,
Phii'ps William, seaman, dwl NW s Berry nr Ritch
PIIIPPS A FIEN'XIKEX (.4. B. Phipps and Robert
Flcnniktn), ioiporters dry goods, boots, shoes, and
clothiiit?, 724 and 726 Montgomery
Pliister Andrew, punches, wines, and liquors, NE cor Sac-
ramento and Leidesdorff, dwl 0 Monroe
Phistcr George, merchant, dwl 5 Grand PI
Phister Henrietta, fursewer, dwl 163^ Jessie
Phii'nix Building, SW cor Sansom and Jackson
piia:\i\ Fiiee ivsiikance ro. of hart-
FORO, A. E. Magill general agent, office 205 San
Pha'nix Gold MiningOo. (Amador Co.), office 419 Califor-
nia room 23
]*Ha!:\l\ IKOX WORKS, Jonathan Kittredge pro-
prietor, 18 and 20 Fremont
Pha-nix Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.),
office 331 Montgomery room 7
Phoenix Oil Works, Hutchings & Co. proprietors, oil man-
ufacturers and refiners, 517 Front
PhccnLx Quicksilver M. Co. (St. Helena, Napa Co.), Charles
Langley & Co. agents, 401 Clay
Piaggio August, liquor saloon, 1G22 Stockton
Piat,'gio Nicola, vegetables, 9 Colombo Market
Piano Bartolomeo, laborer, dwl 1209 Kearny
Picacho Mill and Mining Co. (San Diego Co.), office 330
Pine ri.tom 28
Picard Frank, bootmaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 475
Jessie
Picard George E., foreman, dwl 1142J Market
Picard Gustave, clerk P. Noisat, dwl'lS;^ Dupont
Picard Peter, carpenter Pac. Fiu-niture M. Co., dwl 207
Post
Picazza Giovanni, vegetablepeddler, dwl 1618 Stock, rear
Piccaroli Francisco G., superintendent Colombo Market,
dwl 105 Pacific
Picetti Giovanni, woodchopper, dwl 314 Pacific
Pichler Christian, barkeeper John F. Carroll, dwl 9 Har-
lan PI
Pichoir Henry, secretary Giant Powder Co. and Atlantic
Giant Powder (New York), office 603 Washington,
dwl 127 Montgomery
Pichot Edward {Pichot A: Robin), dwl 612 Fourth
Pichot & Robin (Edward Pichot atid Adrian Robin),
liquor saloon, 614 Fourth
Pick Charles, clerk Henry Knust, dwl 19 Harrison Av,
rear
Pickard Daniel (Rusis, P. <f: Co.), dwl Nucleus House
Pickard Jane E. (widow), dwl 12 Vincent
Pickard Jnhn A., boatman, dwl 12 Vincent
Pickard Richard, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and
Main
Pickard Sarah E. Miss, compositor Bonnard & Daly, dwl
12 Vincent
PI€KE:VS .1A»IES R„ superintendent J. M. Brad-
street &- Sons' Mercantile Agency, office 230 Califor-
nia, dwl 2410 Folsom
Pickens Mattie Miss, tailoress, 25 Geary
Pickering Charles, laborer, dwl NW cor Polk and Ash Av
Pickering George, expresswagon, cor Spear and Mission
Pickering J. F., carj^enter Wissinger & Payson, dwl
Greenwich nr Fillmore
Pickering John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Pickering John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
PI1'KEKI\<; LORI\4,i (S. F. Bidlctin Co. and S. F.
Call Co.), dwl 1018 Bush
Pickering William, apothecary and druggist, SE cor
Broadway and Stockton, dwl 816 Jackson
Pickersgill William F., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 950
Market
Pickett Charles, bricklayer, dwl 9 Minna
Pickett Charles Edward, journalist, Branch County Jail,
SW cor Francisco and Stockton
Pickett E. W., hooka and stationery, 530 Market, dwl 777
Market
PICKETT r.ARKETT, proprietor Clementina Livery
and Hoardnig Stable, 14-18 Clementina, dwl 17 Clem
Pickett John M. (Pickett tfc Co.), dwl 1007 Washington
Pickett Peter, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Pickett Thomas, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Pickett William, compositor New Age, dwl 91 Ninth
Pickett &, Co. (JohnM. Pickett and Miguel Noe), photog-
raphers, 1102 SUickton
Pickford John, jeweler, 309 Sixth
Pickles Edraoud, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 885
Geary
Pico Jose'f R., real estate, dwl 553 Tehama
Pico Peter SLrs. (widow), dwl 1143 Howard
Picot Anttiine, laundryman, dwl 1123 Dupont
Picot J. H. Mme., dressmaker, 104 Kearny
Pictou Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 408 California
room 9
Pidwell Charles J., salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 404i Grove
Pidwell CynX T., salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co. and sec-
retary Odd Fellows' Association, dwl 1206 Market
Piedimonte Luigi, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Pien Harry, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Piening Henry, longshoreman, dwl 39 Jackson
Pieper Leon, "lodgings, 1023 Kearny
Pieperhng Joseph, butcher, dwl 1516 Dupont
Pieray John C. Jr., expresswagon. Southern Pac. R. R.
Depot
Pierce A. L. Mrs., dwl 523 Kearny
Pierce Alexander, expressman, junction Market and
O'Farrell, dwl NW cor Jones and O'Farrell
Pierce Amariah, capitalist, office 335 Pine, dwl 30 Kearny
Pierce Catharine, dressmaker, dwl NW cor Jones and
O'Farrell
Pierce Edwin, stockraiser, dwl 819 Howard
Pierce EUery G., drayman S. W. Backus & Co., dwl 505
Seventh
Pierce Ferdinand C, upholsterer J. V. McElwee & Son,
dwl 1427 Howard
Pierce Frederick, teamster, dwl 143 Third
Pierce Frederick Mrs., milliner, 143 Tliird
Pierce George F., paperruler A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
820 Post
Pierce G. L., mechanical engineer and draftsman, 235
First, dwl 1023 Hyde
Pierce H. & W., loan and commission, office 728 Mont
Pierce Henrj- (H. <fc W. Pierce), dwl 712 Pine
Pierce Henry, pressman Joseph Winterbum & Co., dwl
NE cor O'Farrell and Jones
Pierce Henry B., laborer Custom House, dwl 249 Ritch
Pierce Henry M., paperhanger Frank O. Edwards, dwl
245 Ritch
Pierce James, bootmaker Henry Coyle, dwl 730 Harrison
Pierce James, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Pierce James, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 613
Mission
Pierce James M., bookkeeper E. V. Hathaway, dwl 308
Beale
PIERCE JAMES P., mining, office 315 California, res
Santa Clara
Pierce John, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Pierce John, laborer, dwl cor Mission and Twelfth
Pierce John, laborer Palace Hotel
Pierce John, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Pierce John F., liquors, 433 Pacific, dwl 812 Broadway
Pierce John K. (Smythe d; P.), dwl 655 Minna
Pierce Joseph, machinist Jonathan Kittredge
Pierce Monroe L., dentist S. H. Roberts, dwl 331- Perry
Pierce Nelson, shipping and commission merchant, and
agent Southern Dispatch Line, 610 Front, dwl NE
cor Mason and Montgomery Av
Pierce Niel, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Pierce Otis S., cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwl 1427 How-
ard
Pierce Owen, melter S. F. Assaying and Refining Works,
dwl 248 Clara
Pierce Patrick, laborer Sons Em. Isle, dwl Oak bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Pierce Patrick, marbleworker John Daniel, dwl 1310 Lar-
kin, rear
Pierce Patrick, switchman Passenger Depot Southern
Pac. R. R., dwl N s Mission nr T^velfth
Pierce Peter, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba, dwl
049 Third
Pierce Robert, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 248
Clara
Pierce S., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Pierce Samuel, teamster Pacific Glue Factory, NW cor
Gough and Lombard
Pierce Samuel H., chief ticket clerk Southeni Pac. R. R.,
NE cor Fom-th and Townsend room 34, dwl 13 Willow
Av
Pierce Samuel J., bricklayer, dwl 1221 Folsom
Pierce Sias G., carrier Sacramento Union, dwl 940 Howard
Pierce Stephen B., teamster Smythe &, Pierce, dwl 655
Minna
Pierce William, engineer stm Continental, Larue's "SMiarf
Pierce William, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Pierce William, watchman, dwl 432 Brannan
Pierce William J. (Pierce & Son), dwl 13 Willow Av
MOEGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters,
F.VAITSCHAACK^C0.,70S,708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 186?.
Pierce William L. L. (.Pierce X- Son and Pierce d- Co.).
dwl 13 Willow Av
Pierce Wren, mulder, dwl 302 Fourth
Pierce & Co. (r. L. L. Pierce), Chinese EmplojTnent Co.,
otiice 027 Sacilimento
Pierce & Son ()r. L. L. and William J.), real-estate
and commission ajrencj-, 627 Sacramento
Pierce. See Pearce and Peirce
Piercj- David J., capitalist, dwl 940 Howard
Piercv Edward M., agent, dwl 940 Howard
Piercv George, dwl 995 Marlict
Piercy J. C, capitalist, dwl Morton House
Piercv John C. J., conductor Citv R. R., dwl 940 Howard
Piercv John D., market, 99S Folsom, dwl 466 Clementina
Piercv Joseph A., shipsmith I. Burns, dwl 18 Rose Av
Pierc.v Mur.v Mrs., real estate, dwl 940 Howard
Pierc.v Robert, porter Liverpool & London & Globe Ins.
Co. , dwl E s York bet Twent.v-third and Twenty-fourth
Pieri Frederico, dwl 723 Sansom
Pierre John {Pierre J: Eedrich), dwl 1422 Stockton
Pierre John, porter Banner Bros., dwl W s Duixint bet
Bush and Pine
Pierre & Hedrich (John Pierre and John L. Eedrich),
boots and shoes, 1422 Stockton
Piers Anthonj-, confectioner .\. Thain, dwl 781 Market
Pierson A. B., clerk Chilion Beach, dwl 1334 Washington
Piersou Edward, engineer, dwl 30 Bernard
Pierson Edwin, sailmaker, dwl SE cor Mont and Alta
Pierson Isaac L. ( colored), chiimiey sweeper, dwl 13 Ber-
nard
Pierson Joseph T., compositor Alta California, dwl 1334
Washington
Pierson M. Miss, dwl 156 Third
Piei-son R. C, architect, dwl 457 Jessie
Pierson Thomas, gilder Cornell Watch Co.
Pierson Tliom.as, steward, dwl 334 Third, rear
Pierson Walter G., blacksmith, Ws Guerrero nr Sixteenth
Piersi.'n William, engineer, dwl 30 Bernard
Pierson William, plasterer, dwl 134 Eighth
Piei-sjn William H. , clerk Marine Department Commercial
Ins. Co.
Pierson William M., attorney at law, office NW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial, dwl 1512 California
Pierucini S. (Martin i- P.), dwl 907 Pacific
Pieses Theodore, lather Palace Hotel
Pietro Piagi, wait«r 519 Clay
Pigeon Albert, clerk Lenormand Bros., dwl SW cor Pine
and Dupont
Pigeon GeorLreR., dwl 222 O'Farrell
Piggett C. H. , mason Palace Hotel
Piggott John, foreman Patrick R. O'Brien, SE cor Sanchez
and Twent.v-third
Pigue-Dupuj-tren J. B., physician. ofHce and dwl 424 Sutter
Pigot John, plumber, dwl S s Twenty-eighth bet Sanchez
and Noe
Pigott James, real estate, dwl 370 Clementina
Piguet Edward, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., dwl 611 Bush
Piice Albert A., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl
709 Folsom
Pike A. P. , dwl 220 Pacific
Pike Charles R., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co-'s Wharf,
dwl 313 Taylor
Pike Edward P., carpenter George R. Bowles, dwl 1007
Mason
Pike E. W., clerk, 416 Davis
Pike Jacob M. , proprietor United States Restaurant, 548
Clav, and New York Bakeiy, 626 and 628 Kearny, dwl
414 Tjier
Pike James F., liquors and groceries, NW cor Haight and
Gough, dwl 12 Haight
Pike James N., bookkeeper Edward F. Hall, dwl 12 Haight
Pike Joseph W., tinner Brittau, Holbrook& Co., dwl 2i4J
Sixth
Pike Robert, engineer, dwl 109 Tavlor
Pike Samuel T., clerk 548 Cla.v, dwl 217 j Austin
Pike S. B. , surveyor Firemans Fund Insurance Co., res
Oakland
Pike W'illiam, manager New York Bakerj'and Restaurant,
628 Kearny, dwl 219 Austin
Pike William J., printer, dwl 220 Turk
Piken Edward, merchant, dwl 117 Stockton
Pilbeam George W., stairbuilder Dillon & Drew, dwl 22
Minna
Pilcher William J. {Pitcher d- Juntjermnn), dwl 607 Pine
Pilcher .S: Juugerman(ir. J. Pilcher and E. Jungerman),
real-estate and insurancebrokers, 605 Clay
Pile Frank, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Pile Thomas, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Pilger Joseph, with Louis Lengfeld, dwl 339 Eddy
Pilger Wdliam, tailor Nathan Kaliski, dwl 404 Eddy
Pilgrim H. K., laborer California Mills
Pilgrim John, furnishing goods, dwl 31 Eddy
Pilgrim Joseph John, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Pilkington James, druggist, dwl 1100 Pine
Pilkmgton Walter, clerk, dwl 865 Jlission
Pillgrem Thomas L. , wagonmaker, 704 Front, dwl 2 Pierce
Pillian John, laborer St. Man's Hospital
Pillic William, lab.wer Pacific Rolling Mills
Pillig Jacob, hairdresser Lampe Bros., dwl 22 Lewis PI
Pilling John, hairdresser, 613J Da\-is, dwl S s Pacific Av
bet Baker and L.von
Pillings Lottie L. Ondow), dwl 824 Filbert
Pillsbury Charies E. {Pillsbury A Ingraham), dwl W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
PILL!«KI'KV EV.4NS S., attorney at law, office 602
-Montgomery, dwl 47 South Park
Pillsbury & Ingraham {Charles E. PilUhury and I. T.
Iwtraham), teamsters Pacific Rolling Mills, Potroro
Point
Pilon Paul, turner Cameron & Hall, dwl 272 aementina
PHOT C'O.U.MI!»><IO.\EB$ ST.4TE, office 44 Mer-
chants' Exchange
PILOT.S ST.tTE, office 9 U. S. Court Building
Pilsbury, Adair & Co. {Charles J. PUsbunj and George B.
Adair), importers and jobbers hardware, metals,
and tools, NE cor Front and Pine
Pilsbury Charles J. {Pilsbury, Adair <t Co.), dwl Grand
Hotel
Pilster Henrj- {BucHng d P.), dwl 516 Bryant
Piltz Harry, master mariner, dwl 26 Valparaiso
Pilz Josephine Mrs. , funiished rooms, 25 Sixth
Pim Leonard, mason, dwl Columbia Hotel
Pimentel James M. (Septdveda, Arriola X- P.), dwl 6 Pol-
lard PI
Pimiuerly August, boilermaker, dwl 328 Third
Pimstel Jos6, tailor, dwl 438 Broadway
Pina Emelio, clerk, dwl 65 Jessie
Pinaglio John, laborer 415 Jackson
Pinch John, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 761 Howard
Pinch John F., compositor, dwl 761 Howard
Pinchard John B., physician, dwl 589 Market
Pinching Richard L., physician, office 6 Montgomery, dwl
1403 Polk
Pincknev Thomas C, way-bill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 227 Geary
Pincus Mendel, tailor, dwl 202 Second
Pincus Morris {Cohn <k P.), dwl 149 Clara
Pincus Morris, clothing, NE cor Sansom and Pacific and
302 Pacific
Pinder George E. , wood and coal, 431 Third, dwl 429 Third
Pinder John, porter J. D. Arthur & Sou, dwl SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Davis
Pmdle William {Pindle i: SMen), dwl 24 Morton
Pindle & Sullen {William Pindle and S. Sullen), bo.ard-
ing stable, 24 Morton
Pine George W., canvasser, dwl W s Scott bet Bush and
Pine
Pine Henrv, shipcarpenter, dwl 33 Freelon
PI>'E LlfMBER ASSOriATIOM, S. L. Mastick presi-
dent, J. J. McKinnon treasurer, George Earle secre-
tary, office Pier 5 Steuart
Pinet John {E. G. Lyons d: Co.). and commission mer-
chant, 508 Jackson, dwl 1018 St-.ickton
Pingel Auguste, jeweler, dwl 315 Minna
Pingel Otto, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 3 William
Pingree Albert, expresswagon, 508 Market, dwl E s Church
bet Twentv-second and Twent.v-thhd
Pink Fune (/. D. Smith <1- Co.), dwl cor Jackson and Mont^
gomerv
Pink Henrj'. insurance agent, office 133 Sansom, dwl 535
O'FarreU
Pink Thomas, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Pinker G. J., carpets, oilcloths, and matting, 1000 Market
Pinker S., jeweler Bujannoff & Bahmann, dwl 421 Bush
Pinkerton W. C, carpenter, dwl 520 Dupont
Pinkham Benjamin, boatman, dwl 26 De Botim
Pinkham BjTon, carpenter, dwl cor Mississippi and Santa
Clara
Pinkham Carrie L. Miss, teacher Tyler and Jones St. Pri-
mary School, dwl 910 Powell
Pinkham Charles H., compositor Morning Call, dwl 1703
Keaniv
Pinkham Chester E., printer, dwl 1703 Kearny
Pinkham George C, carpenter, dwl 1524 Stockton
Pinkham John F., assistant storekeeper Custom House,
dwl 1703 Kearny
Pinkham Jonathan C, shoemaker, dwl cor Mississippi
and Santa Clara
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Pinkham Kate Mrs., human hair and hairdresser, 812
Market, dwi NE cor Stockton and Market
Pinkliani Olive L. (widow), dwl 910 Powell
■■IVKII ill SETH. office 401 Cal room 3, res Oakland
piiikiH \ .Mi.MJah, clerk 328 Pine
Piiikncy William H., laundr>-man William J. Pmckney,
dwi S s Serpentine Av nr Hampshire
Pinkncy William J., lamidrj-, dwl S 8 Serpentme Av nr
Hampshire ,„,»., ^
Pinksan Henrv, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl 12:«; Bush
Pinkton .Iidins, barkeeper, dwl 8 Louisa
Pinner I. Charles, professor lant'UaKe, dwl 339 Tehania
Pinner Robert, proprietor Old Pacific House, 35 Pacific
Piniiev Benjamin, painter, dwl 19 Russ
PIX.VEY «;EORfiE M.. miniiife', utBce402 Montgomery
room 1. and clerk Paymaster U. S. Navy, res Oakland
Pinnick .Jenny (widow),' dwl W s Minna bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Pinto Adolph. tailor, 802 Vallejo
Pinto Concepcion. attorney at law, dwl 1006 Gutter
Pinto Eli. waiter P. B. Berpces & Co., dwl 466 Tehama
Pint ■ Emanuel, baker, dwl 802 Vallejo
Pinto .Jacob, clerk William E. Loomis, dwl 824 Jackson
Pinto Julian, clerk, dwl S Louisa , , ,, „
Pinto M. A. . musician California Theater, dwl 515 Kearny
PIXTO Ml»l>«i <"0. (Silverado, Nev.), office 438 Cal-
ifornia third floor
Pinto Pedro, bootblack Dennis Lchan, dwl 316 Davis
Pintn S.. fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Pioche Andrew; pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 427
Green
PIO*'IIE F. 1. A. (Estate of), office 526 Montgomery
Pioche Silver Mining Co. (Elv,Nev.),office419Cal, room 28
Pioche West Extension M. (i'o. (Ely, Nev.), T. L. KimbaU
secretary, office 409 California
Pioneer and'Alta Mills. Eisen Bros, proprietors, 8-10 Stev
PIONEER ItimiUXt;. SOS Montgomery
Pioneer Co, (Chinese), cigar manufacturers. 24 Dupont
Pioneer Fluming Co. (Placer Co.), office 116 LeidesdortE
Pioneer Furniture Manufacturing Co., 0. L. Morrell man-
ager, 217 Mission
PIONEER lUON WORKS, Charles H. Leavitt pro-
prietor. 225 and 227 Beale
PIONEER IA>D ANIHO.IX ASSOCIATION (Bank
of Savings), Thomas Gray president, H. Kofahl cash-
ier, J. C. Duncan secretary, 405 California
Pioneer Malt House, E s Stockton nr Francisco, F. Scherr
agent. 511 Sacramento
PIONEER P.IPER MILLS (Taylorville, Marin Co.),
S. P. Taylor & Co. proprietors, w.arehouse 416 Clay
Pioneer Rustic Shade Factory, I. W. Nye & Co. proprie-
tors. 417 Mission
Pioneer Salt MUls. B. F. Barton & Co. proprietors, office
213 Sacramento
PIONEER STEAM M.VRBLE WORKS, Michael
Hevcrin proprict.or. 422 and 424 Jackson
PIONEER WAREHOrSE, T. W. Floyd & Co. propri-
etors, S\V cor Hatterv and Filbert
PIONEER WOOLEN FACTOBl S. P., Black Point,
office 115 Battery
PIONEERS CALIFORNIA, rooms 808 Montgomery
PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA TERRITORIAL,
rooms 1159 Mission
Piotrowski R. Korwin, State commissioner immigration,
office 302 Davis, dwl 403 Stevenson
Piper Edward, shearman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl K s
Illinois nr Sierra
Piper Frederick, musician, dwl 464 Gementina
Piper H. A., barkeeper, dwl 228 Bush
Piper Henry C, expressman California Market, dwl E s
Lagunabet Tyler and McAllister
Piper Jerome B., brickdealer and proprietor Bayand Riv-
er Line Schooners, 331 East, dwl 12 De Boom
Piper John, machinist Isaac H, Small, dwl 323 Minna
Piper John, watchman, dwl 5 Trinity
Piper Joseph (A'irginia City), dwl 729 Natoma
Piper Kate (»-idow), dwl S s Eighteenth Av nr I. South S. F.
Piper Leo, hotelkeeper, dwl Folsom nr Twenty-ninth,
Bemal Heights
Piper Louis, shoeeutter Calisher & Jacobs, dwl S s Jessie
E F..urth
Piper Walter J. H,, special policeman, dwl 1 Chatham PI
Piper William A., real estate, office 606 Mont, dwl 634 Sac
Piper William E., watchman Coniell Watch Co., dwl 518
Bryant
Pipers Fritz, musician, dwl 974 Folsom
Pipot Charles, cook, dwl 111 Virginia
Pippey Robert N., captain tug Anna Shay, dwl 310 Green
Pippy George H., blacksmith CarviU Manuf. Co., dwl 240
To\«isend
Pique Edward, teacher music, dwl 228i O FarreU
Piquet Edmund, dwl 607 Bush
Piquet Edmund, druggist. 727 Washington, dwl 911 Sac
Piratskv George, miner, dwd 24 Linden Av
Pirjitsky James G., printer Alta California, dwl 24 Lin-
den Av ,
Pire M., ca|iitalist, dwl 708 Commercial
Pirisi Joseph, sexton St. Ignatius College, dwl 841 Market
Pirrez John C, dwl NE cor Twenty-third and Guerrero
Pirrie William, salesman Middleton, Bryde & Co., dwl
1415 Stockton
Pirro Emma (widow), dwl 816 Montgomery
Pii-ucini Stephen, plaster molder, dwl 907 Pacific
Pisani Nat.ale. dwd 723 Sansom
Pisani Raphael, liquor saloon. 021 Pacific
pissis Josenh E,. nhvsician, dwl 825 Missis
Pissis Joseph E,, physician, dwl 8:
Pistolesi August, groceries and liquors, SW cor Washing-
ton and Dupont, dwl 343 Jessie
Pistolesi George, commission agent Charles Bernard, dwl
430 Union , , „,j „ t .
Pitcher David, driver Smart & Bro., dwl Old San JosiS
Road nr Industrial School . , , „,
'Pitcher Henry H., bookkeeper Bank Califorma, dwl 407
Mason „ „ ,.s
Pitcher John K., steward Pacific Mail S. S. California
Pitcliford John B., maehinist and mechanical draftsman
Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 731 HaiTison
PititjionJohn Baptiste, shoemaker St. Mary's College,
dwl St. Mary's College San Josi Eoad
Pitman Henry C. {Pilmaii X- Middleton), dwl Arlington
Pitman James M., assistant secretary Califoniia State
Grange, office 6 Leidesdorff. dwl 109 O'FarreU
Pitman & Middleton (Henry C. Pitman and Frank M.
Middleton). stevedores, 40 Market
Pitt Annie A., dwl 810 Green
Pitt John, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Pitt Richard H. (Grosspld .(• P.), dwl 631 Tehama
Pitt Thomas, waiter Union Club, dwl 917 Sacramento
Pitt William, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 531 Tehama
Pittar John, collector Daly & Hawkins
Pittenois Bernard, attorney at law, dwl 8 Perry
Pitterlin Joseph G.. laborer Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl
S s Serpentine Av nr Howard
Pittet Arthur, painter, dwl 41 Natoma
Pittman H. G. (Morris' it P.). dwl 127 Kearny
Pitlo Giuseppi (Ni'Vclla ,t- P.). dwl 6 Bartol
Pitto Luis, gardenar, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr Industnal
School
Pitts Elizabeth Mrs., musical instruments, 116 Dupont,
dwl 114 Dupont
Pitts George, engineer stm Amador, dwl 626 Lombard
Pitts George H., clerk 504 Sansom, dwl 1910 Mason
Pitts Washington, engineer steamer Amador, Broadway
St. \VharI „ . , ,
Pitts William G., first officer Pacific Mad S. S. Alaska,
dwl 2 Lilly Av ., , t
Pittsburgh, Fort Wa\'ne, and Pennsylvania Raih-oad, J.
R. Erringer Jr. general agent, office 238 Montgomery
Pixley Frank M. (Pixley & Harrisotl), dwl SW cor Fill-
more and Union
PLxlev Isaac, farmer, dwd 1817 Pacific Av
Pixlev John, clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., dwl 11 Freelon
PI.VLEY A HARRISON (Frank M. Pij:h'il and Jiob-
crt Ifarrimn), attornej-s at law, office 430 Califomi.i.
Place Charles L., wholesale haydealer, office Scott Si Hall,
dwl 510 Folsom
Place Daniel N., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 32 Jes-
sie nr Seventh
Place James F. (Trcartwrf; * Co.)., res Oakland
Place Leonard F., engineer I. M. Weiitworth &. Co., dwl
318 Haves
Place S. H.'Mrs., dwl 1220 Market
PlaB Henn-, laborer Palace Hotel
Pla^e C. a", hairdresser Emanuel Alliot, dwl 407 Taylor
PLAOEMANN H. .« CO. (Robert Eanzee), manufact-
urers and dealers cigars and tobacco, 305 Sacramento
Plagemann Henrv (H. Plw/einann .(• Co.), dwl 321 Larkin
Plagemann William, merchant tailor, 14 Geary, dwl 116
Ninth
Plaisdlv Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Plamondon E. M. , fanner, dwl Russ House
Plan Henrv. baggagemaster stm Julia, dwl 311 Pacific
Planchard "Andrew, hairdresser A. Dissat, dwl 405 Geary
Plancich Joseph, barkeeper Nicholas Buya, dwl N s Wash-
ingt<:)n bet Front and Davis
Planet Copper M. Co. (.Arizona Ter.), office 210 Davi
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, EstabUshed 1852.
Plank Henry, clerk C. H. Rej-nolds & Co., dwl 1813 Mason
Pla.nk Luuis, plumber, dwl Mason nr Broa4way
Plank Mary Mrs., dwl 1S13 Mason
PlaDk Philip Jr. , clerk Moulder & Vimont, dwl 1S13 Mason
Plante Samuel (P^an^f dr Fleischhauer), dwl E s Iowa
bet Mariposa and Solano
Plante \ Fleischhauer (S'af/u«'i Plante and WUliamC.
Flti^ch/iauer), hairdressers, 427 Bush
Planz Henry (Planz a: Bauinan), dwl 525 Geary
Planz & Baumau {Henry Planz and George Bauman),
merchant tailors, 412 Sacramento
Plass S. G. , laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 1908 Mission
Plass Wdliam, carpenter Palace Hotel
Plass WUliam, deckhand, dwl 39 Jackson
Plate A. J. {A. J. Plate d.- Co.), dwl 30 Eddy
VLATE A. J. A CO. (Henry A. Plate and WUlmm
B. C'jtrel), importers and dealers gi.uis, pist<^)ls, trim-
mings, and sporting materials, 510 Sacramento
Plate Charles, barber, dwl 407 Powell
PLAIK HEXKY A. (^. J. Plate J; Co.), dwl 30 Eddy
Plate Karl H., bookkeeper Ammon, Caspari & Co., res
Alain eda
Plate Renken W., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 215
Filth
Plateau Henius, waiter Constitution Hotel, 553 First
Plater WilHam H., deputy sur\'eyor City and County, dwl
515 Stockton
Plath Frederick, shoemaker William Fischer, dwl 236
Sutter
Plath Henry, laborer, dwl 256 Perrj'
Plath John' clerk, dwl 1300 Vallejo
Plath Juhn H. {Plath d: KitzmulUr), dwl 21 Ritch
Plath & Kitzmulier (i/. E. Plath and MichaH Kitzmul-
ler), blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 715 Folsom
Plato D. k, Son (6^. D. Plato), clothing, 6 Steuart
Plato David (D. Plato <f.- So7i), dwl 114 Page
Plato Freeman F., hairdresser Charles Proschold, dwl 525
Fulton
Plato Gabriel D. (D. Plato ds Son), dwl 6 Steuart
Plato Isaac, shoetrimmer Buckingham & Hecht, dwl Page
bet Franklin and Gough
Platrich Christopher, bricklayer, dwl 25 Morton
Platshek Julius {Plat^hefc d: Harris), dwl 400 Eddy
Platshek Samuel, dwl 400 Eddy
Platshek & Harris (JitUus Platshek and Isaac Harris),
wool and hides, 312 Sacramento
Piatt Alexander, clerk, dwl 216 Turk
Piatt Alfred G., dwl 331 Kearny
Piatt Charles B., dwl 005 Commercial
Piatt Charles W., clerk, dwl t>07 Sutter
Piatt Cia\-toD, clerk Collection Department Wells, Fargo
& Co", dwl 2204 Steiner
Piatt E. R. (widow), dwl 707 Folsom
Piatt Frank, laborer Daniel D. Holland, dwl 408 Bryant
Piatt George, dwl 2204 Steiner
PIATT IfEXRY B., real estate, office and dwl 204
MontLTomerv
Piatt H. t., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., dwl 502 Pow
Piatt James, molder, dwl 520 Mission
Piatt John, special policeman, dwl cor Dolores and Six-
teenth
Piatt R. Mrs., gents' fimiishing and fancy goods, 12 Sixth
Piatt Samuel, salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl
2204 Steiner
Piatt Simeon, molder, dwl 520 Mission
Piatt WiUiam, barkeeper, dwl 8:i4 Washington
Plutt William, mason Palace Hotel
Plattiu Henrv A., mechanic, dwl 512 Fourth
Plattner John, baker, dwl 203 Post
PLATT'S IIAIX, Henry B. Piatt proprietor, H. A.
Siegfried lessee, 210 Montgomery
Plausewein Rudolf, shoemaker, dwl Humboldt House
Flaw Joseph, clerk Parrott i; Co., res Oakland
Planer E. W. {Dunham, Carrigan d: Co.), res Oakland
Pleasant Henrv, lamphghter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 216
Twelfth
Pleasant John J. (colored), cook, dwl Old San Jos6 Road
nr Industrial School
Pleasant ilaiy- E. Mrs. (colored), hogranch, Old San Jos6
Road nr Industrial School
Pleasant Marj' E. Mrs., lodgings, 920 Washington
Plege Henry, dwl NW cor Post and Taylor
Plege Liiuis, hatter, 721 Clav
Plein Henrj", laborer H. G. Fiske, dw! 271 Minna
Plenz Caspar, cabinetmaker, dwl Utah bet Twenty-thu-d
and Twenty-fourth
Ple\'in Abraham, expresswagon, 544 California, dwl 765
Brj-ant
Pless Hear}', liquor saloon, 28 Third, dwl 617 Third
Pliley Ed\nn R. , physician and surgeon, office and dwl
1220 Powell
PUmp Joseph, painter, dwl 104 Natoma
Plitt J. D., brakeman Southern Pac. R, R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Ploeger Charles A., liquor saloon, 308 Francisco, dwl 429
Chestnut, rear
Ploehn Henrj', porter stm Julia, Broadway 'Wharf
Plomondon Francis M., laborer, dwl »a4 Third
Plotz Henry, waiter Park Hotel, 22 Turk
Ploud Samuel, butcher, dwl 2200 Eilimore
Piouth John, machinist Tait &, Hainque, dwl S s Pine nr
Dupont
Plover M. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 431 Minna
Plover Patrick, carpenter, dwl 4 Langton
Plughoff Henrj- R. , haniessmaker Mtiiu i: Winchester, dwl
326 Sansom
Plum Charles M. {Charles M. Plum d: Co.), dwl 410 Taylor
PLIM i'UAKLCS M. «& CO., importers carpels, up-
holsterj' goods, oilcloths, furniture, etc., 22-2^ Post
Plum George, coachman Itobert N. Graves, dwl 12y<i Van
Ness Av
Plumas Eureka Mining Co. (Pltunas Co.), office 316 Cal
Plume John V. {John l'. Plume 6: Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
PLl )1£ JOU.\ V. «£ CO., money lenders, office 31i»
California
Plummer Alfred W., dwl 930 Union
Plumnier Allan, dwl 110 Tajior
PJummer George, master mariner, dwl 62 Tehama
Plummer Geurge E., clerk, dwl 02 Tehama
Plummer George M,, carbuilder Southern Pac-R. R., dwl
472 Jessie
PLt.UMEK IIABKY W., stockbroker, office 432 Mont-
gomerj', dwl 030 Union
Pliunmer J. A., capitalist, office 224 Clay, dwl 110 Taylor
Plummer Jacob, machinist, dwl 230 Minna
Plunmier Marshall D., mine owner, dwl 1205 Polk
PLtM.llEK KICUAICD M., physician and surgeon,
ortice and dwi 052 Mission
Plummer William E., master mariner, dwl 803 Greenwich
Plummer William P., bookkeeper, dwl 02 Tehama
PJummer WUliam S., foreman Spaulding i Co., dwl 925
Natoma
Plunkett Hannah (\ridow), dwl 24 Telegraph PI
Plunkett James, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
39 Minna
Plunkett James, clerk, dwl 456 Minna
Plunkett James C, att<>rney at law, office 504 Keamy cor
California, res East Oakland
Plunkett Jeremiah, laborer Hugh FIj'nn,dwl 223 Tehama
Plunkett Joseph, boilermaker, uwl 3lb Clementina
Phmkett Lucy Mrs., millinery, 140 Fourth, dwl i>13 Clem
Plunkett P. D., salesman Kennedy, O'Neill i Brenuan,
dwl 456 Minna
Plunkett William A., attorney at law, office 528 Califor-
nia, dwla^o Union
Plmis William, carpenter, dwl Humboldt House
Plymire WiUiam H., dwl 714 Lagima
PlVmptonG. L., carpenter, dwl a Virginia
pjach Martin, peddler, dwl 835 Broauway
Poage Calvin A. Rev., pastor Larkin St. Presbj-terlan
Church, dwl 1400 Bush
Pocahontas Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.), office 402
Montgomery room 7
Pocelh Marco, blacksmith, dwl Rowland Alley nr Bdwy
Puchella David, laborer, dwl 12 Union PI
Pochella Marco, horseshoer Halm & Co., dwl_S 8 Broad-
wav bet Keaniv and Moiitgumery
Pockwitz Louis, hardware, 151 Tliird, dwl 46 Everett
Podd Frank, pressman IVancis a. Valeutine, dwl ^'\V cor
Laguna and Broadway
Podd Jesse, bttokbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl NW
cor Laguna and Broadwaj'
Podd Jessie, contractor, dwliN"VV cor Laguna and Bdwy
Podd William N., stonecutter David Moore, dwl >'W cor
Laguna and Broadway
Poderveraf Andrew, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Podesta Emanuele, waiter Francisco Lucchctti, dwl_W s
Keamy bet \'alIejo and Broadway
Podesta G., laborer Kaveuua, Ghirardclli & Co., dwl S La-
favette PI
Podesta Jacob, tinsmith Little & Lawson, dwl 60o Balterj-
Podesta J.ihn, laborer, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Podesta Joseph, fruits, cigars, and Wbacco, 442 Bush
Podesta P. S., laborer, dwl 5 Jasper PI
Poege Henr\-, laborer, dwl 1410 Pacific
Poehlmann "William, bakerj' and confectionerj*, SW cor
Post and Powell
poek Ludwig, tailor, dwl 17 Stockton Pl
"one tut the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and MerchanI
POE
598
PON
Poorschke Adolph, bookkeeper Keyser & Co., dwl 1606
Taylor
Poetz Henry (John C. P.), dwl 30 Lily Av
Poetz John C. {Fehr and Henry Poetz), California Ees-
taiirant, 319 Pine
Poetz Peter {^yA?* C i*.), dwl 30 Lilly Av
Puff Charles F., foreman graders Henry F. Williama, dwl
U06 Third
Poffley William, bricklayer, dwl SE cor Francisco and
Dupont
Put,'genpohl Augustus, waiter John 0. Poetz, dwl Pine
bet Dupont and Kearny
Pu^'liaco Antonio, cuok, dwl NW cor Vallejo and Stockton
Pogue Robert A., carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl
1710 Hyde
Poheira Joseph (Pokeim tfc Lancaster), dwl 21 Stockton
PI
Pobeim &, hancasteT (Joseph Poheim and Thomas Lan-
castt'r), merchant tailors, 103 Third
Pohl George, hides and tallow, 117 Drumm, dwl 1108 Pow
Pohl Peter, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Pohley Bridget (widow), dwl 227 Fulton
Pohley Frederick, cooper, dwl 719 Treat Av
Pohley Jacob, butcher John D. Coughlin, dwl 317 Bush
Pohley Joseph {Puhletj ifc Koster), res Bavaria, Ger.
Pohley William, foreman Pohley & Koster, dwl 122 Lin-
den Av
Pohley & Koster (Joseph Pohley a?id John L. Easter),
manufacturers vinegar, NW cor Gough and Fulton,
office 323 Front
Pohlker J. H., gi-oceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
sixth and Howard
Pohlmaiin Oustav, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, dwl 3 Se^'mom- Av
Puhlmauu William, carpenter stm Pelican Oregon S. S.
Co.
Pohlmeyer William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refineiy, dwl cor
Kansas and Butte
Pohn Henrj', cooper, dwl 8 Langton
Poiiidexter Cornelius W., bookkeeper Hawley, Bowen &
Co., dwl 101 Grove
POLVT AKE:.\A!^, stm Mary Taylor, Donald Beadle,
agent, otlice 100 Davis
Pointer Charles (colored), dwl 19 Bernard
Pointer John, laborer, dwl 3 Vernon PI nr Jackson
Pointer Jolui, tninkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwlEs
York bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pointer Nathan, waiter Arlington House, dwl 19 Bernard
Pointer Sarah (widow, colored), dwl 50 Bernard
Polack J. S., real estate, office 531 California room 6, dwl
SE cor Waller and Webster
Polack Samuel, fancy goods and trimmings, 412 Kearny,
awl 927 Jackson
Polan George D. , springmaker Crawford & Hinckley, dwl
537 Bryant
Poland Frank S., painter, dwl 819 Shotwell
Poiaski Albert, cook, dwl 9 Ewer PI
Polasky Peter, cook Fugel lSl Schroeder, dwl 407 Pacific
Polastri Richard, student Heald's Business College
Polchen Gustav, waiter, dwl 513 Bush
Pole Victor, butcher, dwl 721 Pacific
Pole W. L., mining, dwl 110 Eddy
Poletti Raphael, laborer Peter Costa, dwl cor Twentieth
and Florida
Polety August, dwl 532 Pacific
Poley Isaac, salesman Hyams Brothers, dwl 27 Sixth
Polhemus Charles B., real estate, office 542 Market, res
Santa CJara
Poli Domenico, barkeeper 0. Menesini & Co., dwl N s
Clai'k bet Davis and J^Yont
Poliaco Antoine, dwl 1403 Stockton
P<jliate Nichulas, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
FOLIUM A\0 FIKE ALUtM TELEGU.IPU, of-
fice Bretdiam PI
POLll'E ATTOKXEY, office 17 City Hall first floor
rOLIi'E CHIEF OF, office 9-11 City HaU first floor
POLK'E I'OiUHIS^IOXEKS, office 11 City HaU first
Hour
rOLll'E C'OIFRT, 13 City Hall first floor
POLI4-E II.VICKOR, office E s Davis lu- Pacific "
rOLIl'E .l|Tl><iiE, chambers City HaU second floor
1*0L11:E JUDGE'S iXEUK, office 17 City HaU first
floor
Poling George P., clerk 505 Sansom
Polk Robert T., superintendent steamers Pacific MaU S.
S. Co., dwl 1210 Mission
Pollack Adolph, expressman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 914
Geary
Pollack Alexander, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 914 Geary
PoUak John, bookkeeper Mayrisch Bros. & Co., dwl 820
Greenwich
PoUand James, carpenter, dwl W s Minna bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Pollard Aaron, real estate, dwl 514 Lombard
Pollard Benjamin, dwl 9 Harlan PI
Pollard Charles, dairyman, dwl 719 Grove
Pollard Charles H., real estate, office 534 CaUforaia
Pollard Isaac (Pollard d.- Cook), dwl 345 Brannan
Pollard James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
PoUard John M., bricklayer, dwl 20 Eddy
Pollard Margaret E. Miss (Pollard >k McGuigan), dwl 230
Fourth
PoUard Richard, steward, dwl 228 Folsom
Pollard Richard, waiter stm Montana Colorado S. N. Co.,
Folaom St. Wharf
Pollard Thomas, bookkeeper Macpherson & Wetherbee,
dwl 20 Second Av
Pollard &, Cook (Isaac Pollard and A. A. Cook), carriage
manufacturers, 7 and 9 PoweU
Pollard & McGuigan (Margaret E. Pollard and Bridget
McGuifjan, milliners and dressmakers, 230 Fourth
PoUey Henry, machinist Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 13 Stockton
PoUey W., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl Ports-
mouth House
PoUey William M., route agent S. F. Post-office
Pollock J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 419 Eddy
Pollock James C, bookkeeper Merchants' Exchange Bank,
dwl 835 Mission
Pollock William D., artist, dwl 631 Sacramento
Polmer John, cigarmaker, dwl 111 Virginia
Pologreno Justin, laborer Giononi Isolo, dwl San Jos6
Road nr St. Mary's College
Poly, Heilbron & Co". (Augmt and Adolph Heilbron, Si-
inon Claybunjh, and Loxiis Poly), wholesale butchers,
S s First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 112 Post
Poly Louis (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), dwl 27 Sixth
Poly Solomon, butcher, dwl 27 Sixth
Pomare Achille, washer Occidental Laundry
Pomeroy Adalini (widow), dwl 235 Minna
Pomeroy Andrew, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Pomeroy David (Hobbs, Puin^roy d; Co.), dwl Ns Oak bet
Franklin and Vau Ness Av
Pomeroy Erastus H., coUector Commercial St. Wharf, dwl
2220 Mission
Pomeroy F. C, salesman Will & Finck, dwl Russ House
Pomeroy Hunt (Pomeroy tt Son), dwl 629 Third
Pomeroy Jessie, dwl 235 Minna
Pomerov Julius T. , collector Front and Vallejo St. wharves,
dwl* 715 Polk
Pomeroy Lydia A. (widow), dwl 675 Clementina
Pomeroy Lucius (Pomeroy i& Son), dwl 2220 Mission
I Pomeroy & Son (Hunt and Lucius), fruits and cider, 629
Third
I Pomeroy. See Pomroy
Pomet Peter, laimdrj-man, dwl cor Broadway and Dupont
Pommen H., dwl 123 Jackson
Pompion Victor, French laimdry, 2923 Mission
Pompron Herman, plasterer, dwl 217 Minna
Pomroy E. B., clerk Paymaster's Office U. S. N., 434 Cal-
ifornia, res Oakland
Pomroy James, laborer, dwl 429 Ellis
Pomroy Sheldon, poUceman City HaU, dwl 623 Broadway
POSIltOY S. S., commission merchant, 569 Market,
res Oakland
Pon Baptiste, laborer 531 Commercial, dwl NW cor Broad-
way and Dupont
Pon Jean, pantrjnnan Pierre J. Lartigua, dwl 917 Pacific
Poncio Ceste, laborer John Seegera
Pond Charles E., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 331
Jessie
Pond Edward B. (Pond, Reynolds d: Co.), dwl Occidental
Hotel
Pond, Reynolds & Co. (Edward B. Pond, Frank B. Rey-
nolds, and Samuel More), importers and wholesale
wines and liquors, 212 California
Pond WaUace R., apothecary Dr. James Murphy, dwl659
Clay .
Pond William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Congregational
Church, dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-fifth and TVen-
ty-sixth
PoneUi Salvatore, fishenuan, dwl 16 Washington
Ponsonby Peter, clerk, dwl 277 Stevenson
Pontac Pierre, cleaner Louis J, Renault, dwl 430 Bush
Ponten Henry, hostler Bowen Brothers, dwl 1139 Sutter
Ponti A., musician, dwl 44 Sidlivan's Building
Ponton Antonio, dyer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo
MOE&AIT Si CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
;. p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeaniy, EstabHshed 1852.
Ponton de Arce L. , merchandisebroker, office 40e Battery
dwl 923 Hvde
Pony , dwl 613 Bush
Pool Edward, waiter 54^ Clay
Pool George, junkdealer, dwl SE cor Francisco and Jones
POOL I, LAMKEMX, agent Eastport Coos Bay Coal
ilniiny: Co. (audPuol d- Earns), office 31 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl Union Club
POOL A HAKRl!l» (/. Laicreiice Pool and Edicin
Harris), Oriental Bonded and Free Warehouses, Ori-
ental Docks cor First and Brannan
Poole E. A., master mariner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Poole Eben, boxmaker, dwl lilT Mason
Poole John P., register clerk Fifteenth District Court,
dwl 214 Cliestnut
Poole Leonard, carriagepainter, dwl Long- Bridge foot
Fourth
Poole ilarcus, salesman, dwl 23 Kearny
Poole Maria L. Mrs., dressmaker, 216 Second
Poole M. F., carpenter Palace Hotel
Poole P. C, barkeeper stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Poole Samuel, carpenter Palate Hotel
Poole William H., steward Lloyd Tevis, 1316 Taylor
Pooler Heur\', cooper Simon *P. Connor, dwl S s Valpa-
raiso nr Jones
Pooler R. H., engineer Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl S s Val-
paraiso nr Jones
Pooley Isabel (widow), dwl 18 Garden
Pooley James, seaman stm Montana Colorado S. N. Co.,
Folsom St. Wharf
Pooley Thomas, carpenter James J. Jones, dwl 152S Pow
Poor George, Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
Poor George A., compositor S. F. Director}*, res Vallejo
Poorman Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Idaho), office 419
California room 17
Poorman Martha (widow), stationer}- and toys, 126 Seventh
Pope Anderson J. {Pope d- Talbot), dwl 614 Folsom
POPE AlCilSTl'S, proprietor Eureka Restaurant, 21S
Brannan, dwl 22S Brannan
Pope Card, groceries and hquors, SE cor Franklin and
Union, dwl cor Polk and Lombard
Pope Charles, driver Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420 Pine
Pope Charles, wines and hquors, KW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
Pope Charles W., bootfitter, 202 Dupont
Pope F. W., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Pope George, laborer Peters & Cowie, dwl 741 Market
Pope George, tailor, dwl 242 Fifth
Pope Harry, conductor Market St. R, R., dwl 520 Va-
lencia
Pope Hiram, dwl 407 Sutter
Pope Horace E., dentist, dwl 1412 Mason
Pope Jacob, cook 21S Brannan
Pope James T. , bookkeeper Linsley & Collins, dwl Amer-
ican Exchang-e
Pope John, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Pope John F. (P&pe i- Heath), dwl 1412 Mason
Pope John G., salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 706 Pine
Pope John S., attorney at law, dwl 706 Pine
Pope Peter, cook, dwl 41 Jackson
Pope Samuel B., salesman H. K. Cununings & Co., dwl
546 Howard
Pope T. Edward, salesman Egerton, Allen & Co., res Oak-
land
Pope Wilham, cook 218 Brannan
POPE A HEATH (John P. Pope aiid Richard W.
Heath Jr.), managers Globe Life Ins. Co., office 424
Montgomery
POPE A TALBOT {Andrew J. Pope and William C.
Talbot), lumberand proprietors Puget Sound Packets,
Third St. ^\^larf, office 232 California
Popert Adolphe, painter, dwl 25 Morton
Popma S., seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Popovich Ljubo, porter B. Radovich, dwl 609 Sansom
Poponch Lucas {Bececk tt P.), dwl 650 Sacramento
Popp Claus, laborer CaL Sugar Refinerj', dwl 7 Decatur
nr Brj-ant
Popp Hermann, groceries and hquors, SW cor Stockton
and Greenwich
Popp Leonard, tnissmaker J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., dwl
627 Clay
POPPE CHARLES, manufacturer and dealer cigarg
and t<ibacco, 305 Battery, dwl W s Shotwell betT^ven-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
Poppe Detlaf, longshoreman, dwl E s Sansom bet Green
and Vallejo, rear
Poppen John F., barkeeper Henry Brown, dwl 1026 Mont-
gomery
Poppenberg Robert, musician Maffuire's New Theater
dwl 122 Page '
Poppenberg Robert C, musician, dwl 122 Page
Popper , hardware, dwl 50 Everett
Popper Adolph, airpenter, dwl 54 Shipley
Popper Adolph, painter, dwl 710 Howard
Popper Charles, shirt manufacturer and gents' fumishinc
goods, 431 Kearny, dwl 1061 Mission
Popper Max {Ptn,per d- Sheycr), dwl 1061 Mission
Popper S^nnon (A. Popper d- Co.), dwl 1013 Pulk
POPPER S. A t'O. {Leopold Eckstein), manufactur-
ers gents' xmderclothing and dealers fumishiu"- goods
233 Kearny ^ * '
Popper Viet, chiropodist, office 20 Mont, dwl 1203 Bush
Popper William, dwl 1016 Mason
Popper ^*c Sheyer {Max Popper and Emmanuel Sheyer)
fancy goods, 125 Sansom
Poppert A., painter Hopps & Sons
Poppovich Andrei, porter Radovich & Uhrlandt, dwl 525
Pine
Poppovich GHnbo, fruits, NW cor Market and Powell, dwl
609 Sansom
Poppo\ich Stefano, barkeeper Rado\ich & Uhrlandt, dwl
525 Pine
Porate Polo, laborer, dwl 6 Gaven
Purath Henry, restaurant, 430 Fourth, dwl 218 Brannan
Porcher John, dwl 25 Morton
Porcher Philip, clerk Lawrence Ganin, dwl 106 Silver
Porep Louis, watchmaker, dwl 1 Park Av
Poret Paul, jeweler Cal. Jewelrj- Co., dwl 813 Pacific
Porporato Francisco, fruits and groceries, 1224 Dupont
Porsch Martm, carpenter Wiisun it Brother, dwl 227 Second
Port John, druggist, dwl Railroad House
PORT LrOLOW MILLS, Charies L. Dingley agent,
office Pier 4 Steuart
PORT WARI>E.\S BOARD OF, office 525 Front
Portal August, dwl 25 Prospect PI
Portener Theophilo, clerk, dwl 1804 Dupont
Porteous Alexander, stoves, tinware, etc., 1304 Dupont
Porieous Wallace, glazier John Brewster, dwl 515 Stockton
PORTER ASA A., wines and hquors, 112 Leidesdorff,
dwl 313 Gearj-
PORTER, ISLt.lI A SLESSI\GER {George K. Por-
ter, John Bhuii, L'Aiis Sleasiu'jer, and Moses Blum
Jr.), manufacturers and importers boots and shoes,
117 Batter V
PORTER OAVID, wholesale wines and hquors, 531
and 533 Clay {aiul Porter, Donaldson <t- Co.), dwl NW
cor Powell and California
PORTER, DONALDSON A CO, {David Porter and
James Donaldson), shipping and commission mer-
chants, 533 Clay
Porter Edward, expressman, NW cor Commercial and
Batter)', dwl 1212 Pacffic
Porter E. L., seaman, dwl :;6 Steuart
Porter Emma Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 410 Kearny
Porter, Evelina (widow), dwl 21 Sonora PI
PORTER GEO KC E K., manufacturer boots and shoes,
office 117 Buttery {and Porter, Blum d: Slessiiu/er),
dwl 41S Minna
Porter George W., carpenter, dwl 811 Stockton
Porter George W., carj>enter, 212 Stev, dwl 747 Market
PORTER HORACE, proprietor Lick House Bar and
billiard Saloon, S s butter nr Mont, dwl 1424 Mission
Porter James {WHliam S. Moss d: Co.), dwl 25 I*rospect
PI
Porter John, brickmason, dwl Old San Jos^ Road nr In-
dustrial School
Porter John, clerk, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Porter John, hostler Guido Mangenberg, dwl SW cor Sixth
Av and Fulton
Porter John, mming, dwi 421 Powell
Porter John, porkpacker, dwl 1607 Jones
Porter Juhn S., dentist, dwl 733 Flue
Porter John T., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl S37 Folsom
Porter John W., bricklayer, dwl City Land Homestead nr
San Miguel Station
Porter John W., clerk Lockhart & Porter, dwl 1S7 Jessie
Porter John W., curer R, F. Bunker, dwl SW cor Ber-
nard and Jones
Porter Joseph, hostler Central R. R. , dwl 28 Point Lobos Av
Porter Joseph, laborer, dwl W s C-ook nr Point Lubos Av
Porter Joshua, packer Cutting in Co., dwl 415 Mission
Porter Levi, painter E. H. G^by, dwl 164 Jessie
Porter Marcelly Mrs., dwl 421 Powell
Porter Mar}' (widow), dwl 1609 Mason
Porter Nathan, attorney at law, office 504 Kearny cor Cal-
ifornia, res Alameda
Baths! Baths!! Baths!!! Qo and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Qeary.
JEWELHY made to order and SEPAgEDjyj^W. Laird, 613 Montgome_ry.
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Porttr Nathaniel, dwl North Point bet Polk and Larkin
Porter R., messman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Porter Robert, waiter stm Senator ,, . „ j„i t„
Porter Samuel, carpenter S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl In-
diana nr Sierra .,,-.. i »
Porter Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 1 JlarKet
Portc-r Victoria Mrs., dwl 421 Powell ,„,.,,;„„,
Porter W F stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl 216 Minna
Porter William, clerk, dwl 220 Pacific
Porter Wilham, machinesewer Neiille & Co., dwl S s
Bruadwav bet Leavenworth and Jones
Porter WilUam F., machinist, dwl 1185 Broadway
Itnfr wllliam B. (Lockhart i- P.), dwl NE cor Twenty-
second and Howard . .„, ,^.111
Porter William H., bookkeeper Alta Calilorma, dwl 1021J
Portfr'^Villiam H., general auditor CentrJPacific R. R.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 3o, dwl bVV cor
Mont' -omerv and Bush
Porter wflliam T., engineer, dwl cor Sierra and Lomsiana
Porter William T., scenic artist California Theator, dwl
Port«us James, foreman Cutting & Co., dwl 515 Howard
Porthun Etaaheth Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 12U2 PoweU
Porthun Henn-, bricklayer, dwl 12u2 PoweU
Ponis WUliam, blacksmith, dwl 24 Zoe
Portland Boiler Works, Mo>T)ihan a. -iitken proprietors,
311 and 313 Mission
Portland Hotel. James Carr propnetor, 54 Sacramento
Portlov James, laborer, dwl 447 Guerrero . . , . „„^
Portmaun 0. E. (G. £■ Portmann's SuapWorks), dwl cor
Si.Meenth and Harrison „„„,..
Portmami J. H. C, merchant, offlce 210 Cahtorma
Portmaims G. E. Soap Works, George E. Portmami and
Henry Steil proprietors, cor Si.«eenth and Harrison
Portois Peter (Poi-tuis * HilUrt), dwl 412 Green
Portois 4; Uillert 'Peter Portois and Fnden^k HiUert),
architects and engineers, otBce 207 Sansom
Portsmouth House, L. H. Bailey proprietor, N W cor Clay
and Brenliam PI
POK'i'lt; iL, Francis Berton consul, offlce 527 Clay
Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Association, 109
Caliioruia room 16
Poscal Joseph, dyer Martin R^n.5, dwl 135 Post
Posert Fnuii, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 123
Teh.ama
I Posey Jimies, machinist, dw*l 231 Minna
I Poska Charles, laborer, dwl 1023 Kearny
Posner Philip, peddler, dwl 907 Folsom
Possel Peter, laborer, dwl 129 Third , , „ ,
Post Arthur H., receiring teller National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., res Oakland
Post Frederick L., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 113 Pros-
pect PI . .
Post George W. L., messenger Board Fire Comimssion-
ers. dwl 23 Kearny , t>, . o
Post Harrow J., millwright, dwl 7 Martms Block b s
Market nr Seventh
Post James B., carpenter, dwl 231 Perry
Post Lilly U. Miss, adiust«r Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 113 Prospect PI
Post Nathan C, dwl 2li»4 Seventh
POST-OFFlt'E S. F., James Coey postmaster, NWcor
\V;isliington and Batteo'
POST PlItLISllLNO CO.. WiUiam M. Hinton presi-
dent, Thomas J. Shackehord secretarj-, office 502 Mont
Post Stanley O., dwl 113 Prospect PI
Post Street House, William Paul proprietor, 207 Post
Post Victor C, amorer First Regiment, dwl 411 Folsom
Post Werner, clerk John Von Glahn & Co., dwl 125 San
Posta" Caroline (widow), shirtmaker, dwl 1511 Mason
POSt.tl. tXEKK'S OFFIt'E U . S., L A. Amerman
superintendent, tiOti Montgomerj'
Postel .^.luandus (Haass .t P.), dwl 743 Vallejo
Postel Cattirina (widow), dwl 730 Vallejo, rear
Postel Christian (Bitckitig it- P.), dwl NW cor Pacific and
Taylor
Postel Isaac, cabinetmaker, 1077 Market
Postel John (Postel d- Brandt), dwl 223 Perry
Postel Rimolph, upholsterer Henry A. Gulli.\son, dwl 347
Shiplev
Postel William, expressman, cor Pine and Montgomery,
dwj SW cor Twenty-fourth and Noe
Postel & Urandt (Julin Postel and John Brandt), gro-
ceries aud liquors, 223 Perry
Postcreiui Pictto, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet San
Jose and San Bruno roads
Postleton Thomas, clerk James E. Boyce, dwl 22S Perry
Post.)!! John M., law student Gray S Haven, res Oakland
Posz Henrj', cabinetmaker G. UeflSnger & Co., dwl 16
Garden „ „ _
Potasto Jacob, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Potentini Frank, waiter 810 Dupont
Potesta Carlos, gardener, dwl Old ban Jos<S Road nr In-
dustrial School
dustnai acuooi „ ^ ^^ 1
POTKEBO A-\» B.IT TIEW R. R. CO., general
otfice NE cor Fourth and Townsend „ _ „.
POTRGKO LAND LWESTMEST CO., B. B. Mmor
secretarv, olHce 411i California
Potrero Tannen-, Jacob Beisel & Co. propnetors, cor Mis-
sissippi and SanU Clara
Potron (Jharles, bookkeeper Justinian Caire, and smok-
ing-tobacco manufacturer, 907 Bush
Potron Louise Mrs. dressmaker, dwl 907 Bush
Potter , dwl 424 Sansom ,,,,„,
Potter Abiather F., machimst, dwl 114 Oak
Potter Addison, general agent Eastern woodwork and iron
machinery, 223 Mission, dwl 9 Taylor
Potter K. F., capitaUst, dwl 533 Sacramento
Potter Albert F., clerk Florence Sewing Machine Co., dwl
Pott" Albert F., porter Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 125 SUvcr
Potter Andrew, carpenter, dwl 110 Minna . , ,,„
Potter Charles, cashier Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 442
Clementina . , ,„ m—.
Potter Charles, molder Thompson Brothers, dwl 18 First
Potter Charles A., market, SE cor Howard and Seventh,
dwl 1217 Howard , -r, ^^ j , ioit
Potter Charles A. Jr., with Charles A. Potter, dwl 1217
Howard ^
Potter Denman C, physician, dwl 433 aementma
Potter E. E. (Potter, Jacobs A- Ea4ton), res tiakland
Potter E. F., miUer Horace Davis & Co., dwl 13 O FarreU
Potter Francis E., lastmaker W. H. Wing i; Co., dwl 440
Clementina , ^ „
Potter Frank T., mining, office 420 Montgomery room 8
third floor, dwl 320 OTarrell j , ,,™,
Potter Frederick S., laborer Eureka Warehotise, dwl 1700
Keamy ,..,,,-,,
Potter Frederick W. (Leveque i- Co.), dwl 114 Oak
Potter George A., enameled and marbleized u-on mantels
and grates. 1214 Market
Potter Henrv R., warehouseman, dwl 1214 Larkm
Potter, Jacobs & Easton (iJ. E. Potter, Jvlias Jacobs,
and Geor.je W. Easton), fire and marine insurance
agents, office 318 California
Potter James, dwl 651 Howard ,,.„„„
Potter Jesse, bookkeeper Miller & Lui, dwl 430 Bryant
Potter Jesse S., collector Miller & Lux, dwl 021 Third
Potter John H., lastniake): Leveque & Co., dwl 440 Clem-
Potter John R., foreman Eureka Warehouse, dwl 1814 Dup
Potter Louisa, glovemaker, dwl 440 Clementina
Potter Lj-man G., carpenter, dwl 125 Silver
Potter Prior, lather, dwl 164 Jessie ,,,«,.
Potter Thomas L. , salesman Le Count Brothers, dwl 904
Potter Walter S., clerk Chief Engineer's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 122 Eighth
Potter William, carpenter, dwl 617 Mission
Potter William, laborer, dwl 545 Mission
Potter William, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 18 tlist
Potter WUliam, teamster, dwl 108 Hickory At
Pottet Henrj', florist gardener. Twenty-first bet Bryant
and Alabama
Potthoff Marv (.widow), furnished rooms, 220 Stevenson
Potthoff Wiliiam, expressman, 1309 Stockton
Pottle A. M., teacher Heald's Business CoUege, dwl 411
Turk ^ ,1 J
Potts Robert C, pressman Frank Eastman, res Oakland
Poulin A. G., dwl 720 Market . , ,„„
PouUain August, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 430
Greenwich
Poulsen John, car conductor, dwl 632 Filbert
Poulsen Thomas, seaman, dwl 103 Clark
Poulson H. , carpenter Occidental Hotel
Poulson Peter, carpenter, dwl 149 Shipley
Poulson P. W., physician, office 523 Keamy, dwl SEcor
Powell and Green j , 01 o
Poulter Charles, springmaker Betts Spnng Co., dwl il8
Fremont
Poulterer Joseph, dwl Nucleus House
POl'LTEREK THO.'HAS J., stockbroker, office 409
Caliiornia, dwl Nucleus House
Poulterer T. Risdon, clerk, dwl Nucleus House
PoultercrWilliam Hemy, bookkeeper D. F. Verdenal, dwl
Nucleus House
Poultney George, dwl 320 Brannan
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOR&AN & CO.'S.
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Poultney George Tattersall-s Livery and Sale Stable, 524
itiira, awl d20 Brannan
^°"h" waH*"' "■*'°''™^'"="'. 137 Montgomery, dwl 762
Pound Thomas, plast«rer, dwl 217 Minna
v?,l?!*^ ^"^rM?' °"™ ^ " P'"« ''<=' Steiner and Pierce
Pourcct t., dwl NE cor hacramento and Waverlv PI
b rt ""^ (Pourcho X- Wittmann), dwl 61SJ Fil-
POIIRfHO A WITTMA\T»i {Frederick Pourcho and
Crc-orge Wittnuiim), Occidental Restaurant, 536 Wa^h
Pouvreau John, tinware, 1408 Dupont
Pouvallet Charles, proprietor California Nursery, dwl cor
Harrison and ISventieth J. " " ^or
Pouzadoux L. & Co. (JiUius Mason), upholsterers, car-
pets, etc., 101 and 103 Stockton
Pouzadou.'i Louis (i. P,mzadi,iix i- Co.), dwl 331 O'FarreU
Pouzet Celestin, bootfltter, 734 Montgomery third floor
Pouzet Luoien, bootlitter, 734 Montgomery third floor
Povolm Wentzel, bLicksmith P. FriedhoCfer; dwl 333 Fourth
Powe Edwnn, mason Palace Hotel
Powel John, salesman Lazarus Schn-artz, dwl (il7 Mason
Powell Archie, teamster H. N. Tribou, dwl 431 Fulton
Powell C. Mrs. (u-idow), dwl 454 Sixth
Powell Francis, bootfltter Samuel Warrington, dwl W s
Franklin nr Fulton
Powell Frank H., carpenter, dwl 1029 Howard
Powell George, carpenter, dwl 916 Ellis
Powell George E. , bookkeeper CaUfornia Jewelrj- Co dwl
739 Harrison
Powell Henry, fireman, dwl 626 Davis
Powell Howell A., attorney at law, office 520 Montgomery
dwl 426 Kearny ^ '
Powell Isaac T., laborers. F. Laundry, dwl 408 Shipley
Powell James, carriagemaker Khuball Manuf. Co
Powell Kasper, dwl 9 Stockton PI
Powell Richard, porter Alaska Commercial Co., dwl 305
Bryant
Powell Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Powell Robert B., clerk Abrams & Carroll, dwl 17''1 Clay
Powell T. H., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 720 Market
Powell William, dwl 115 Morton
Powell William, deckhand stm Alice E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. Wiarf
Powell William, finisher Gilbert & Moore, dwl ISogTaj'lor
Powell Wilham, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Powell William C. Rev., acting rector St. Stephen's Mis-
sion, dwl 1809 Taylor
Powelson John P., expressman, SE cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, dwl 1141 Union
Powelson Lawrence, gardener, dwl NW cor Sacramento
and Jone.'^
Powelson Martin, woodturner Kragen & Co., dwl 304
Freelon '
Powelson T., lather Palace Hotel
Powelson William, engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 14
Downiey
Powend Phillip, stableman Hugh McGlinn, dwl 126 Fourth
Power Bernard, tailor, dwl 1103 Mason
Power David, laborer, dwl 540 Natoma
Power Isaac T., laborer .San Francisco Laundry
Power James, tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl N s
Post nr Kearny
Power John, carpenter, dwl 323 Minna
Power John, vamisher, dwl S s Bush bet Baker and Lyon
Power John J. Jr., butcher Henry Hickson, dwl 550 Miss
Power John P., baker and confectioner, W s Scott bet
Bush and Pine
Power M., bricklayer New City Hall, dwl cor Devisadero
and Ellis
Power Matthew, tracklaj'er Central Pacific R. E., dwl King
St. House
Power Michael H., groceries, SE cor Octavia and Fulton
Power Michael L., miner, dwl 1024 Folsom
Power Patrick Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's Church,
dwl N s Mission bet Third and Fourth
Powers , houseraiser J. L. Ziegler, dwl SW cor Si.xth
and Howard
Powers A. Miss, chambermaid Arlington House, 127 Rear
Powers A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Market
Powers Carrie L. Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 3 Ewer PI
Powers Catherine Mrs., dwl 60S Bush
Powers Catherine Mrs., fursewer Lachman & Stemfels,
dwl Church Av
'owers Charles A., engineer, dwl 609 Folsom
'owers Charles A. , painter, dwl 3 Ewer PI
'owers Daniel, machinehand Wells, Russell & Co., dwl
71QI r^y^r.. *:
Powers Edmund, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn 71 New Mont
Powers Edward carpenter S. F. GarL?iht to Tdwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana '
'''"',7^^^™'''''"°P'''-^'»«'°.Meny&Co.,dwl Buchanan
Powers Edward, longshoreman, dwl 318 Main rear
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Powers Frederick, bootmaker, dwl 61U Minna
Bitch" " '''''"''" '^™*'^' ^""'"'^ ^- •*•' <>"■' 838
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Powers Hannah, "chambermaid Lick House
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Powers James, shipcarpenter, dwl 161 Silver
Powers James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Powers James D., market. 32 Seventh, dwl 532 Stevenson
Powers James M., marblecutter, dwl 921 Jones
Powers James W., carpenter and builder, dwl E s Folsom
nr Twenty-seventh, Bernal Heights
Powers J. O. Mrs., dwl 1007 Sutter
Powers John, dwl NW cor Clementina and Eighth
Powers John, carpenter, dwl 323 Minna
Powers John, cooper, dwl 921 Jones
Powers John, fmitdealer, dwl S s Church Lane nr Church
Powers John, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 812 Valleio
Powers John, milker Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jos6
Road nr Industrial School
Powers John, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Powers John, porter Wooster. Shattuck &Co., dwl 46 Clem
Powers John, stevedore, dwl 409 Tehama
Powers John, stonecutter, dwl 1415 Hvde
Powers John, vamisher Henry W. Carson, dwl S s Bush
nr Lyon
Powers John S., watchman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Sierra nr Michigan
Powers Joseph, laborer Calvary Cemeterj'
Powers J. W., assistant foreman Pacific Mail S S Go's
Wharf, dwl 553 First
Powers Lawrence, laborer, dwl 15 Tehama PI
Powers Lillie E. Miss, milliner Mrs. Rosina Riordan, dwl
Mission bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Powers M., laborer N. B. and Mission R."R.
Powers Margaret (widow), dwl 131S Larkin
Powers Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 444 Minna
Powers Michael, dwl 10 Powell
Powers Michael, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 812
Vallejo
Powers Michael, groceries and liquors, N^V cor Eighth
and Clementina
719i Clementina
Powers Michael, laborer D. Ghirardelli, dwl 812 Vallejo
Powers Michael, mechanic, dwl 705 Front
Powers Nicholas, baker Cal. CYacker Co., dwl 1112 Green
Powers Patrick, gasfitter Palace Hot«l
Powers Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Laguna bet Bush and
Pine
Powers Patrick, laborer Calvary Ceraeten,', dwl 748 Minna
Powers Patrick, laborer Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Powers Patrick Jr., plumber, dwl E s Laguna bet Bush
and Pine
Powers Patrick W., stonecutter, dwl 537 Howard
Powers Peter, operator Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Office, dwl 444 Minna
Powers Peter J., clerk Music Department A. L. Bancroft
& Co., dwl 444 Minna
Powers Richard, fumituredealer, dwl 22S Oak
Powers Richard, painter, dwl 44 Jessie
Powers Robert, boilemiaker Pacific MailS. S. Co.'s WTiarf,
dwl 66 Shipley bet Fourth and Fifth
Powers Samuel, lather Palace Hotel
Powers Thomas, laborer, dwl 150 Shipley
Powers Thomas, salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 1415 Hyde
Powers Thomas H., carpenter, dwl Ws Fourteenth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Powers Thomas J., market, 135 Hayes, dwl 112 Polk
Powers William, coachman W. W. Wiggins, dwl 41S Austin
Powers W^illiam, laborer, dwl N sTjierbet Broderick and
Baker
Powers William, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl 511 Miss
Powers William, seaman, dwt 26 Steuart
Powers William, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Powers William J., tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 921 Jones
Powles Samuel B.. laborer, dwl 180 Stevenson
I Powless John N., master mariner, dwl 35 Pacific
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Pow-ning Joseph, salesman Cal. Powder Works, dwl ftlO
Powiiing Thomas, carpenter, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Powniny Thomas, superintendent Hercules Powder Works,
Central Road nr Fourth Av
PoTOton Ralph (flew/AeJi i- Co.), res Oakland
Pracy George T., machinist, dwl NE cor Twenty-third and
Church
Pracy Joseph, machinist, dwl 303 Beale
Piadie Antonette (widow), dwl nr University Mound Col-
Praet Edward, fancy goods, and gold and plated jewelry,
SOS Market, dwl 21S Stockton
Prag Conrati, merchant, dwl 1021 Post
I>raL' D., carpenter, dwl 123 Jackson
Pras; Daniel, plumber Marten Prag, dwl 818 Fdbert
Prag George W., bookkeeper Marten Prag, dwl 830 Miss
Prag Marten, stoves and tinware, 125 Clay, dwl 818 Filbert
Prag Mary Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 1021 Post
Pragani Peter, cook Samuel Martinovich, dwl NW cor
Sacramento and East
Prager Abraham J., dry goods, 827 Kearny, dwl 425i
Clementina
Prager Louis, cellarman, dwl 725 Lombard
Prager R., clerk Abraham J. Prager, dwl 425i Clementina
Praget Andrew, machinist Eiuil Girardin, dwl 7 Graham PI
Pragge Adolph, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor lirannan and Eighth
Prahl Emil, clerk Falkner, BcU & Co., dwl 1012i Larkm
Prahl Henry, tailor Henry St«il, dwl 1918 Buchanan
Praider John, dwl 232 First
Prairo Edward F., porter J. Everding & Co., dwl 48 Clay
Prairo John M., blacksmith Hinckley & Co., dwl 5 Tehama
Prather James, miner, dwl 230 Keaniy
Prato Antonio, polisher Michael Heverin, dwl 324 Vallejo
Pratt A. M., lather Palace Hotel
Pratt Annie A. Mrs., dwl 20 Laurel PI
Pratt Charles, dwl 524 Howard
Pratt Charles, longshoreman, dwl 821 Vallejo
Pratt Charles J., clerk S. Hastings HaU, dwl 601 Cal
Pratt Cotton, carpenter and builder, 6 MUls PI
Pratt David J., cari^euter, dwl 623^ Minna
Pratt D. W., watchman U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Pratt Elijah S., clerk Joseph H. Bailey, dwl 830 Union,
rear
Pratt Frank G., clerk Subscription Department A. h.
Bancroft & Co.
Pratt George C, bookkeeper Sherman & Hyde, dwl 224
Post
Pratt Henry, gunsmith Hugh H. Wilson, dwl 414 Pacific
Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 112 Clay, dwl 567
Howard
Pratt H. H. Miss, dressmaker Miss C. L. O'Brien, dwl 839
California
Pratt J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Whar{
Pratt James, dwl 428 Third
Pratt James, printer, dwl 555 Jessie
Pratt James N., apothecary J. C. Young Medical Insti-
tute, dwl Hi Harriet
Pratt John L., sawyer California Mills, dwl 131 Spear
Pratt Leonidas E. (Bartlett it P.), attorney at law, office
036 Sacramento, dwl 912 Sutter
Pratt Levi 0., steward Emerson Corville & Co., dwl 311
Sutter
Pratt Lorenzo D., machinist, dwl 623^ Minna
Pratt Nathan, dwl 1719 Post
Pratt On-ille C, attorney at law, office 507 Montgomery
room 7, dwl Grand Hotel
Pratt Perry, patent medicines, dwl 25 Silver
Pratt Robert F., salesman Percy Beamish, dwl 555 Jessie
Pratt Thomas H., mate schr Norwester, dwl loll Mont
Pratt Timothy, blacksmith Charles H. Leavitt, dwl Beale
nr Folsom
Pratt ^Villiam, carpenter, dwl 745 Howard
Pray H. Frank, clerk Irvine, Harker &Co., dwl 804i Larkin
Prazzo John, hairdresser, dwl 8 PoUard PI
Preai George, fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Preble Charles B. (Preble A Co.), 218 Davia
Preble Charles S. {Preble i Co.), res San Buenaventura
Preble Francis, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew
Preble Frank E. , bookkeeper Littlefleld, Webb & Co., dwl
356 Branuan
Preble George, carpenter, dwl 434 Jessie
Preble L. W., dwl 614 Third
Preble L. W. Mrs., dressmaking, 614 Third
Preble William H., builder, dwl 122 Shotwell
PBEBLE A to. (CharlesB. a nci CAarfce S.), proprie-
tors California Cider Works, 218 Davis
Preccinelli Ratfaele, expressman, cor Davis and Washing-
ton, dwl SW cor Saiisom and Pacific
Precht Charles F., bookkeeper JuliusMorris, dwll215 Bush
Precht Ida (widow), dwl 1215 Bush
Preda Guiseppi, coffee saloon and restaurant, 506 Clay,
dwl 928 Montgomery
Preder Amia (nidow), dwl 740 Broadway
Preece Albert, clerk Land Office Central Pacific R. E. and
Southern Pac. R. R., dwl SW cor Twenty-second and
Mission . ,„, ,.
Prefontaine J. J. R. De, professor music, office 404 Kear-
ny, dwl 841 Mission
Pregel August 0., metalspinner W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
dwl 110 Taylor
Preger Charles, silversmith, dwl 178 Stevenson
Prelato Francis T. Rev., chaplain St. Ignatius College,
841 Market
Prendeble William, teamster Pacific Box Manul. Co.
Prendergast John M. {Prendergast i- Doherty), dwl 533
Seventh
Prendergast John Very Rev., vicar-general of San Fran-
cisco, dwl 628 California
Prendergast Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W
s Georgia nr Sierra
Prendergast Micha«l, tinner Charles W. Alvey, dwl 1520
Dupont „ o ,, ,
Prendergast Patrick, blacksmith Pacific MaU S. S. Co. 3
Wharf, dwl 247 Beale
Prendergast & Doherty (John M. Prendergast and John
P. Loherty), plumbers and gasfitters, 345 Keamy
Prendergast. See Pendergast
Prentice Edward H., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., dwl 301
Jones
Prentice Ellen (widow), dwl cor Georgia and Sierra
Prentice Frederick A., telegraph operator Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 611 Harrison
Prentice George, shippainter, dwl Shasta bet Dlinois and
Michigan
Prentice James, engineer, dwl 532 Bryant
Prentice James, plumber Thomas J. Dixon, dwl 128 Silver
Prentice Merrill, machinist Howe Machine Co., dwl 1130
Market
Prere Albert, clerk Jacques Chorret, dwl 805 Montgomery
Prescott Charles A., books, stationery, and toys, 40S Third
Prescott Charles J., manager California Mills, dwl Nucleus
House
Prescott Dorcas S. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar
School, dwl 8 Mason
Prescott George W. (George W. Prescott 6c Co.), dwl 1024
Bush
Prescott George W. (H. J. Booth Jt Co.), NE cor First
and Mission
Prescott George W., lastmaker Leveque & Co., dwl 514
Bush
Prescott George W., papercarrier, dwl 1222 Howard
PRES«)TT eEOKtii: W. A. CO. (N. h. Drew),
wholesale Imuberdealers, 3 Spear
Prescott Hattie Miss, teacher music, dwl 128i Fourth
Prescott House, Otto F. Becker proprietor, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Keamy
Prescott James, laborer, dwl 103 Freelon
Prescott James G. (Sun Francisco Co-operative Box Fae~
tory), dwl 1116 Leavenworth
Prescott J. F., agent, dwl SE cor Clay and Jones
Prescott John (San Francisco Co-operative Box Factory),
dwl 322 Bitch
Prescott Minnie Mrs., seamstress, dwl 1222 Howard
Prescott W. , watchman stm EeUef , Jackson St. Wharl
Presentotion Convent Sisters Presentation, W s Powel
bet Greenwich and Lombard
Presho James (James Presho i- Co.), res Oakland
Presho James & Co., commission produce, 119 Clay
Presho Robert N., special policeman, Potrero
Presho Robert W., heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl S '
Shasta nr Illinois
Presho Thomas, fireman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 9
Shasta nr Illinois
Press Louis, cook Henry Hoesch, 417 Pine
Presson George E., salesman Main & Winchester, dwll
Laurel PI
Prestat August, cook, dwl 137 Clara
Preston A. W. (Gibson A- P.), dwl Grand Hotel
Preston D. C, surveyor, dwl S 8 Sixteenth bet Misaio
and First Av
Preston Edgar F., attorney at law, office 13 City Bft
third floor, dwl W s Fillmore bet Clay and Wash
Preston Edward, fumituredealer, dwl 232 Jessie
Preston James P., real estate, office 626 Montgomery,*'
1203 Taylor
MOHQAK & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Bee
'" p. VAN SCHAAOK ^ CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Eearny, Established 1852.
Preston John, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorv
dwl ^orth Point bet Polk and Larkin '
Preston Matilda M. Mrs. , ladies' nurse, dwi 139 Post
Preston Otis J. (Preston i- McKiiinon), dwl 1431 Mission
Preston Robert John, prompter California Theater dwl
30 Bernard
Preston William, lather, dwl 9 Grand At
PresK.n William, salesman E. H. Jones & Co., dwl 919 Jack
Preston William, teamster Marsden Kershaw, dwl 18 Na-
toma
Preston William H., janitor Dashawav Hall, dwl 139 Post
PKESTOX A McKIX.VOX (Ofe j: Prestmi and John
J. McKinnon), lumberdealers, Pier 6 St«uart
Pretorius Frederiik, laborer Francis I. Curry, dwl 9 Pearl
Prettejohn Charles, machinist Birch, Argall & Co.
Preval Louis, clerk Mariner C. Boulang-er. dwl 1103 How
Prevost A. L. , ph.vsician, olHce and dwl 204 Sutter
Prevost Augnstin W., extraman Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D
dwl cor Jones and Pacific ''
Prevost E. , druggist French Hospital, S s Bryant bet Fifth
and SLxth
Prevost Joseph R., physician, office 204 Sutter, dwl 894
Sutter
Prevost Louis, dwl 2 St. Mary
Prevost Montreal, artist, dwl 708 Commercial
Prevost Theodosia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 510 Powell
Price , teacher, dwl 510 Stockton
Price Albert, barkeeper Edward F. Kohler, dwl SE cor
Jackson and Davis
Price Benjamin, mining, office 106 Leidesdorfl second
floor, dwl 614 Sutter
Price Charles, woodcarver J. L. Warren, dwl 109 Vallejo
Price Charies E., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 631
Fourth
gatekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s ^
Price Charles H., clerk B. Nathan & Co., dwl 429 Bush
Price Charies M., druggist William Pickering, dwl SE cor
Broadway and Stockton
Price David, foreman Daniel D. Holland, res Oakland
Price Edward J., painter Wason & Morris, dwl W s Te-
hama bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bemal
Heights
Price E. F., student Heald's Business College
Price E. W., assistant teacher music Public Schools, dwl
600 Bush
Price George, seaman stm William Taber, Market St.
Wharf
Price Henry F., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co., dwl 100 Mc-
Allister
Price Hugh, tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 617 Mis.sion
Price Jacob (Price Press Co.), office 17 Front, rea San
Leandro
Price James, blacksmith, dwl 740 Guerrero
Price James, housecleaner, dwl 424 Powell
Price James, liquor saloon, 304 Pacific
Price James H., porter 509 Sacramento, dwl 112 Hayes
Price James K., clerk Son Brothers, dwl 527 Greenwich
Price John, barkeeper, dwl S s Lombard bet Montgomeiy
and Sansom
Price John, bootmaker, 522 Pine
Price John, clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 822 Post
Price John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Price John C, boarding, 109 Vallejo
Price John S., shipcarpenter, dwl 1027 Market
Price Kate (widow), dwl 528 Jessie
Price Len, machinist, dw-1 147 Tehama
Price Ljttleton, attorney at law, oflice 606 Montgomery,
res Alameda
Price Maria Francisca (widow), dwl 417 First
Price Martin, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta
Price Michael, manufacturer cutlery, 10 Stevenson, sales-
room 415 Keamy, dwl 204 Francisco
Price Michael Jr., cutler 415 Keamv, dwl 204 Francisco
Price Nellie Miss, liquor saloon, 1031 Keamy
Price Oscar, carpenter Wissinger k Paj-son, res Oakland
Price Press Co. (Jaeob Price and I. J. Truman), hay-
press manufacturers, office 17 Front
Price Robert, dwl 417 First
Price Rose (widow), dwl 705 Howard
Price Samuel {Cook d- Co.), dwl 320 Keamy
Price Thomas, p<:iUceman City Hall, dwl 41 Tehama
Pnce Thomas, professor chemistrj- University College
and analytical chemist S. F. Arising and Refining
Works, dwl 715 Post
Price Thomas, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Price Thomas D., clerk Medical Director's Office U. S. A.,
105 Stockton, dwl 1053 Market
Price Walter, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl 627 Miss
Price WLUiam, painter F. A. Rutherford
Price ^,1 liam, teamster Blair &. Chase, dwl 1912 Market
Price ^\ill,am, watchman Grosh A- Rutherford dwl Es
p^ ^Sj,?'™ "■■ Twenty-seventh, Benial Heights
Price T\ dham H., sawj-er, dwl 304 Beak-
Price William L clerk A. C. Dietz, dwl 626 Geary
Price Vi mneford (widow), dwl 747 Brannan
P^lcLl^H V V'''""''^"""' <>;*■' SE cor Shotwell and T«-entieth
Prichard John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Pnchard Timothy, carrier Evening Bulletin
Prichard William B., parkkeeper Golden Gate Park
Prichard. See Pritchard I
Friday William J., barkeeper Edward Conollev, dwl 116
Leidesdorff
PridhamHeiirj% cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl .50 Oem
Pridy John (McGrath i- P.), dwl cor Prospect and Cort-
land avs, Bemal Heights
Priebatch Julius, merchant tailor, 330 Minna
Pnebatch Wolf, cigars and tobacco, 146 Third dwl 330
Minna
Prien Ludwig, clerk Benjamin Simons, dwl SW cor Har-
rison and Sixth
Prien William H., tailor, 862 Folsom
Prien William H. Mrs., dressmaker, 862 Folsom
Pries George, teamster Alms House
Pries Jeremiah, teamster, dwl cor Polk and .Market
Priest Charies F., carpenter Smith & Burluigame dwl
1033 Howard
Priest Thomas E., proprietor Mechanics' Hotel, SE cor
Second and Natoma
Priestly Charles J.
Wharf
I Priestly Joseph, laborer, dwl cor Alabama and Twenty-
eighth, N s Bemal Heights
Priggeddy Henry, gardener O. Embody, 238 Thirteenth
I'riggi Adolph, teamster, dwl 735 Brannan
Priguet Pierre F. , milkranch, dwl cor San Jose Av and
Tiienty-ninth
Prim Henry, carpenter, dwl 22 Zoe
Prime Charies L., bricklayer, dwl 741 Market
Primet Etienne, laborer G. Venard, dwl 1013 Stockton
Prin Henrj-, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Prin Nicholas, laborer, dwl 532 Pacific
Prince A., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Prince Augustus E., drayman Hj-poUte Dutard, dwl 337
Brj-ant
Prince Catherine A. (widow), dwl 3 Morel PI
PBI.\C'E C'H.IRLES H.. stablekeeper, dwl 2125 Miss
Prince Charles L., ship and steamboatjotner, 5 Drumm.
dwl 783 Market
Prince David, shoetrimmer Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 8
Twelfth
Prince G., clerk, dwl 542 Bn,'ant
Prince George, deckhand Dredger State Harbor Commis-
sioners
Prince George S., livery stable, SE cor Pacific and Taylor,
dwl 1209 Mason
Prince Gen^ase S., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
542 Bryant
Prince G. F., seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Prince Henry G., salesman Cutting & Co., dwl Nucleus
Hotel
Prince Isabella G. Miss, principal Home Institute, 218
Eddy
Prince Jennie Miss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl 8 Twelfth
Prince John, carpenter, dwl 420 Leavenworth
Prince Louis M., attorney at law, dwl 1400 Dupont
Prince Mary G. Miss, teacher Home Institute, 218 Eddy
Prince Robert M., molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl 540 Green
Prince Rosa (widow), dwl 8 Potter
Prince Thomas, dwl S08 Ellis
Prince Thomas, bookkeeper Charles Harley & Co., dwl
116 Davis
Prince Thomas P., engineer Hunter's Point* Dry Dock,
South S. F.
Princely William E. E., clerk Whitticr, Fuller & Co., dwl
13Ci9 Stockton
Princely William T., carpenter, dwl 7S3 Market
Prindle Benjamin A., photographer George D. Morse, dwl
416 Tehama
Prindle David S., housemover, 862 Mission
Prindle P>anklin M., blacksmith Zina Cunningham, dwl
179 Minna
Prindle Jane C. (widow), dwl 416 Tehama
Pring Charles M., clerk Quartermaster's Department U.
S. A. Military Diiision Pacific, 105 Stockton, dwl 1010
Montgomery
Pring Elijah J., druggist, dwl 669 Willow Av
Pring Ernest, student Univeraity College, dwl 659 Willow
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Pringle ApiesMiss, shoefitter I. M. Wentworth&Co.,dwl
(i Torrens Court „ „ . -nn j
Priiigle AnJrew, machinist Paciflc Mail S. S. Co. 3 Wliarf,
dwl 210 Second . .
Prinirlc Andrew L., foreman Card Room Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl Shotwell bet Sixteentli and Seven-
t^itjuth , . ., «
Pringle A. R. (llaggerUj Jb P.). dwl 36 Geary
Prinftle David, liamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 9
Minna , , ^ „„„
PRI.\«iLE EDWAKD J., attorney at law, office 006
Montgomery rooms 5 and 0, res cor East Nmeteenth
and Seventh Av, Oakland , . j , -
Pringle Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, 1015 Market, dwl b
Torrens Court
Pringle H. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 36 Geary
Pringle John, haniessmaker, dwl 9 Minna
Pringle Joseph, bootmaker Gilbert Pringle, dwl 6 Torrens
Pringle Margaret Miss, shoefitter I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl S 8 Clay bet Hyde and Larkin
Pringle Thomas, bootmaker Gilbert Pringle, dwl 6 Tor-
rens Court
Printz ^'ichola3, laborer, dwl 870 Folsom
Prinz Adolph, clerk John Prinz, dwl 51 Second
Prinz John, wholesale and retail native wines and liquors,
40 Second, dwl 51 Second
Prior Charles, lather Palace Hotel, dwl 741 Market
Prior Charies, niolder, dwl 938 Folsom
PKIOK JAMES K., importer gas fixtures and plumb-
ing materials, 730 Montgomerj', dwl 13 Mason
Prior John L., sailmaker, 304 Davis, dwl 73S Sixteenth
Prior Martha (widow), nuree, dwl 325 Green
Prior Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 11 Austin
Prior Patrick, foundnrTiian, dwl 36 Sacramento
Prior Patrick, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl 619 Mission
Prior Philip, principal Union Grammar School (and Allen
d- P.), dwl W 8 Steiuer bet Fell and Oak
Prior. Sec Pryor
Prismoidal Railway System, office 331 Mont room 22
Pritchard Alonzo, engineer Grosh & Rutherford, dwl SE
cor Mission and First
Pritchard Edward, carpenter Palace Hotel
Pritchard Ignacia (widow), dwl 902 Jackson
Pritchard James, carpenter, dwl 1112 Pacific
Pritchard James, port steward Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,
dwl 939 Mission
PRITCHARD JilMES A., mming, office 330 Pine,
dwl 602 Geary
Priteliard Jennie (widow), shoefitter I. M. Wentworth &
Co., dwl 37^ Garden
PRITCHAKU Mlt'HAEl C, secretary Mexican Con-
sulate, office 109 California room 24, dwl 902 Jackson
Pritchard Robert, seaman, dwi 103 Sacramento
Pritchard Thomas J., builder, dwl 31 Hunt
Pritchard W. L., with Fast Freight Line (Palisade to Pio-
che, Nev.), A. D. Whitney agent, 226 California
Pritchard. Sec Prichard
Pritehards James A., foundrj-man Savage & Son
Pritchett Edward, carjienter, dwl 16 Natoma
Pritchett Thomas, barkeeper 236 Mont, dw I 319 Jessie
Probasco H. (Uustwi tl- P.), res St. Louis, Mo.
Probasco John W., ganger Custom House, dwl 307 Third
PROB.ATE C'OIIRT, IS City Hall second floor
Probst lienrj', tinsmith Locke '& Montague, dwl 1314 Hyde
Proctor Cixssius, rectifier spirits Kane, O'Leary 6c Co., dwl
554 Minna
Proctor George, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 6 Burch-
am PI
Proctor John, dwl 030 O'Farrell
Proctor Joseph, shipjoiner, dwl 167 Perry
Proctor Samuel J., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 54
First
Proetore Edward, cabinetmaker, 1321 Mason
Procureur A. P., metal engraver, 647 Clay, dwl 314 Hayes
Prodger Chayles M., manager Pacific Lyceum Bureau,
office 33 Kearny, dwl 1004 Howard
Prodt John M., carpenter, dwl 424 Stevenson
PRODUCE EK«'U.4N«E, William H. Walker secre-
t;irj', rooms NE cor Clay and Davis
ProtT Hermine Mrs., confectionery, 306 Post
Proff Jacob (Roedcr <t- P.), dwl 306 Post
Profimio Joseph, wood and coal, dwi 1323 Powell, rear
PROiiRAAIHE THE (daily), Programme Publishing
C*i. proprietors, office N\V cor Washingt<>n and San
Proll Henry, butcher, SW cor Larkin and Clay, dwl 1319
Larkin
Proll John, carpenter, dwl 607 Hyde
Proll Louis, carpenter, dwi 410 Linden Av
Proll Rudolph, jeweler, dwi 1319 Larkin
Proll William, billiardmaker P. Liesenfeld, dwl 1319 Lar-
kin
Proman Henry, seaman, dwi 20 Steuart
Prophet Ludwig, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl IS First
Proseh C. , second-assistant engineer stm Mohongo
Proschold Caroline Mrs., midwife, dwl 113 Third
Proschold Charles, hairdresser, 106 SLxth, dwi 524 Minna
Proschold Charles M., hairdresser Henry W. Stable, dwl
113 Third
Proschold Turska, barber, dwi 113 Third
Prosek John, physician, office and dwl 513 Third
Prospera Mortolas, horseshoer Mangeot & Daclin
Prosser David M., student Heald's Business College
Prosser Thomas, laborer Moj-nihan & Aitken, dwl 403
Broadway
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAl C'lnHRCH BONE,
E s Mission bet Fourteenth and B'ifteenth
PROTEST.4.\T ORPU.A."« ASIXIM, W 8 Laguna
bet Haight and Waller
Protto Giovanni, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Prousergue Antoine, clerk Kaindler & Co. , dwl 531 Geary
Proutiere Gustave, gardener, dwi 721 Paciflc
Prouty J., dwl What Cheer House
Provensal Peter, di-ayman Justinian Caire, dwl E s Sev-
enth lu- Brannan
Providence Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 231 Mont-
gomery room 13
Providence Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada Co.), Aus-
tin Walrath manager, office 402 Front room 6
PROVl.\ES R. R., attorney at law, office 611 Wash-
ington, dwi 1212 Washington
Provins William, brasier William T. Garratt.dni 10 O'Far-
rell Alley
Provo-KIuit Adrian, collector and commission a^nt, dwl
2110 Taylor
Provost A. VV. , laborer Custom House
PROVOST DAXIEl R., manager Caliloniia Vinegar
Works, cor Market and Brady, office 302 Davis, dwi
710 McAlhster
Provost Nelson, master mariner, dwl cor Shotwell and
Twenty-fourth
Prowattain Ernst, clerk Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl 44i
Sixth
Prudhon Alexander, milkranch, San Jos^ Av bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Pi-udhon Dominique, milkranch, dwl San Jos^ Av bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Prudhon j". Miss, nurse French Hospital, S s Brj-ant bet
Fifth and Sixth
Pnidhon Marj' (widow), dwl 1216 Kearny
Pruemers Henry, clerk 510 Saci-amento, dwi 103S Mission
PrUfer Charles, laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Prunty Francis, hairdresser, 566 Mission, dwi SE cor First
and Mission
Pruntv John, expresswagon, cor Market and Tyler, dwl
612 Tjier
Prunty Owen, Uquor saloon, SW cor Eighth and Folsom,
dwl 11 Cleaveland
Pninty Thomas, expressman, dwl 19 Russell
Prusen Edward, seiinian, dwi 140 Folsom
Prushaw James, fiirmer, dwl N s M bet San Jos^ Av and
Guerrero
Prussian O. & S. M. Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), office 402 Mont-
gomery room 2
Prusso John (Prusso d- SpUvalo), dwl 317 Green
PRIISSO A SPi,IV.*.lO (.John Fnisso and Caesar
Splimlo), manufacturers Italian pastes, macaroni,
vermicelli, farina, etc., 704 and 706 Sansom
Pryke R. J., broker, dwi 636 Commercial
Prj'or George, miner, dwl 704^ Mission
Pryor James, carpenter Grand Hotel, dwl 114 Jessie
Pryor. See Prior
Pr'zvrembel Charies (Werner it Co.), dwl 2100 Mason
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, Simon Mayer, office 8
Court Bktck, 030 Clav
PUBLIC POII>I», David M. Short keeper, N s Pine bet
Steiner and Pierce . j
Public School Carpenter Shop, W s Larkin bet Pine and <
Austin
Puchend Eran, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart , ^
Puck Frederick, shoemaker, dwl E s Sansom bet Umon (
and Green
Puckliaber Diedrich, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl IM
Gilbert
Puckhaber Hermann F., jeweler Koehler & Ritter, dwl *
Vallejo Court
Puckhaber John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Filteentnl
Av and P, South S. F.
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PucWiaber Louis {Kamna i- P.), dwi SE cor Mission and
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PIJGIET MHL CO., Pope & Talbot agents, office 232
California
PrOET SOI'.VD PACKETS, Adams, Blinn & Co 17
St«uart ; Hanson, Aclcerson & Co., 11 Steuart ; S L
Mastick & Co., 10 Steuart; G. A. Meigs, 1 Steuart-
Pope & Talbot, 232 California
Pugh A. J., carpenter Palace Hotel
PuL'h Edmond, traveling agent, dwl 16 Bernard
Pui;Ii HjTam H. , cari'enter, dwl 123 Bush
Piigh James, laborer Weed & Kingwell, dwl 604 Ellis
Pugh W. H.. master mariner, dwl 589 Market
Pugh W. H.. seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Puicbel Henry, tanner, dwl SW cor Mission and Eiirht-
eenth *
Pullen Augustus F., engineer, dwl AUen nr Cortland Av
S s Eemal Heights
Pullen Bernard, carpenter, dwl SW cor Bryant and Zoe
Pullen Clark J., machinist, dwl 433 Jessie
Pullen Frederick , teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl NE cor
Turk and Fillmore
Pullen Homer, teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl NEcorTurk
and Fillmore
Pullen Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 5} Kearny
Pullen Omar, lumberman, dwl N s Turk bet Laguna and
Buchanan
PuUen Stejihen {Lane tt P.), dwl S s Turk bet Webster
and Fillmore
Pullen William, teamster Lane & Pullen, dwl NE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Pulletier H., car inspector Southern Pac. R. R., cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
Pullman James, mining, office 417 Califoniia, res Oakland
Pulsen Waldeman, conductor N. B. and Mission R. E.
Pulshan Gustav, oysterman Emerson Conille & Co., dwl
612 Bush
Pulsifer (widow), dressmaker, dwl 54 Third
Pulsifer Frederick, wharfbuildcr, dwl 421 Folsom
Pult Daniel, laborer, dwl 153 Silver
Pulvermacher Francis, dealer and appraiser diamonds
and precious stones, dwl 326 EUis
Pulvermacher J. , dwl 736 Gearv
Pulverman Bennet, merchant (San Josft office 633 Mar-
ket, dwl 10 SLxth
Piilverman Moritz, optician, office and dwl 1112 Market
Punch John. laborer, dwl 320 Ivy Av
Punch W. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Pupat Gaston, steward Somaly & Coqueugniot, dwl 4 Vir-
ginia PI
Pupi Frank, fisherman, dwl 24 Commercial
Pupon Victor, laundry, E s Mission bet Twenty-fifth and
T^venty-slxth
Pura Federico. ranchman, dwl 641 Broadway
Purccll Ann (widow), dwl 627 Stevenson
Purcell Dartd, liquor saloon, E s Central Av bet Sutter
and Post
Purcell Edward, lather Palace Hotel
Purcell John, dwl 421 Sansom
Purcell John, carpenter, dwl 1116 Mission ^
Purcell John, laborer, dwl 511 Mission '^
Purcell Michael, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
dwl 120 Valparaiso
Purcell William, carpenter and builder, dwl 1714 Sutter
Purcell Wilhani, laborer St. Joseph's Foundling Asylum,
South S. F.
Purchase William, miner, dwl 237 Second
Purdie Christine (widow), dwl 2203 Fillmore
Pordie James T., bookkeeper Thomas Day, dwl 2203 Fill-
more
Pardon William, musician, dwl 235 O'Farrell
Purdy Mrs. (widow), seamstress. d» 1 321 Tehama
Purdy Daniel, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 704
Folsom
Pordy D. C, waiter International Hotel
Purdy George turner, Cameron k Hull, dwl 1605 Turk
Purdy George W., oculist and physician. Long Bridge
foot Fourth
Purdy I. (widow), dwl 220 Turk
Purdy J. Elbridge. bookkeeper Himtington, Hopkins &
Co., dwi 2114 Steiiier
Purdy Samuel, mines and real estate, office 526 Montgom-
ery, dwi 742 Washington
Purdy Solomon F., watchmaker and jeweler, 16 Fourth,
dwl 33 Austin
Pnidy & Litchfield (Charles T. Purdy and Joseph M.
Litchfield), clqjhing and furnishing goods, NW cor
Washington and Sansom
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Purkitt John Henrv, dwl 214 Powell
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Purrington Frederick, student HeaWs Business College
Purser .lames, w-atchmanstm Amador, Broa<iwav St. Wharf
Purser James W janitor Olj-nipic Club, dwl NE cor
Howard and New Montgomery
Purser Spencer, photographer, dwl 419 Broadway
Pursg ove S. J. (Pursgloee i- Swanben,1 dwl 120 Berrv
Pursglove & Swanberg (S. J. Purs,jloeeand C. O. Sirin-
brni), oysterdealers. 41 Centre Market
Pursh Frank, clothing, 252 Third
Pursh Samuel, clerk Frank Pursh, dwi 252 Third
Pursin James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Puniance J., miner, dwi 533 Sacrament.i
Puscpgal T. G., tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl 2009 Folsom
Puten Frank, waiter F. Conrades, dwl cor Washington
and Dupont "
PUtges G., dwl 18 First
Puthnocker N., laborer Palace Hotel
Putnam Albert, carpenter, dwl 22 Hayes
Putnam C. B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co
Gear\-
, dwlS27
Putnam Elizabeth Mrs. , mining stocks, dwl 314 Bush
Putnam George, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Putnam Henry, bookkeeper, dwl S20 Broadway
Putnam Ralph W., dwi 36 South Park
Putnam S. O.. bookkeeper Oregon S. S. Co., office '10
Battery, dwi 1012 Washington
Putnam Stillman N. {WUsim d- i>.), attorney at law, office
704 Montgonien-, res Oakland
Putnncker N. , laborer Palace Hotel
Puttes Plume, laundrj-man Van Ness Avenue Laundry, W
s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Puttman Henry, bookkeeper Adrien O. Chauch^, dwl 826
Broadway
Putzar Louis, carpenter Steamers Central Pacific R. R.,
Broadway St. ^NTiarf
PFTZMAN" FREDERICK, importer and wholesale
nines and liquors, 304 Batten', dwl 13 Leavenworth
Putzman Frederick H. H., bookkeeper Henry Hagen, dwl
NE cur Dupont and Chestnut
Putzman Herman A., clerk 304 Battery, dwl 13 Leav
Puvogel John (Jlrcuer ct- P.), dwi Dupo'nt nr Filbert '
Puyoou Bernard, ladies' hairdresser and wigmakcr, 610
Keaniy, dwi S20 Pacific, rear |
Puyoou Mary (widow), dwi Twenty-third bet Brj-ant and |
York
Puyoou Philipa Miss, laundress Antoine Barbusk, dwl cor
Pacific and Dupiint
Pwin .\bby S. (widow), dwi 37 Second
Pj'at Felix, importer human hair hairdresser and wig-
maker. 121 Kearny, dwi COS Filbert
Pj-e Amy Mrs, domestic, dwi 132 Je.ssie
Py-e Louisa Miss, child's nurse, dwi 432 Jessie
Pygeorge John O. A., liquor s,a!oon, 1019 Kearny
Pynch John F. , printer, dwl 761 Howard
P^Tie Patrick, with Thomas J. P\-ne, dwl E s Capp nr
Twenty-third
Pyne Robert, painter, dwi '2720 Folsom
Pyne Thomas J., proprietor San Francisco Bottling
Works, NE cor Fifth and Natoma
Pyne William P., bookkeeper Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl
E s Capp bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
PvTTonnin Edward, liquor saloon. 319 Third
Pyser Abraham, hairdresser, 2.56^ Fourth, dwl 322 Oem
Pyser Henrj-, tailor, dwi 322 Clementina
Pj-ser Joseph, expressman, dwi 1409 Saeramento
Pyser Louis, tailor, 1011 Folsom
Pyser Michel, tailor, 622 Commercial, dwi 1310 Jackson
Pvser. See Peiser and Peyser
Pj-thian Castle, 913 Market
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<ir.irKE\BI'SII THOMAS M.. carpenter and build-
er, NE cor Jack and Mont Av, dwl International Uotel
Quade Augiastus, clerk Hawlev, Bowen & Co., dwl 123
T\ler
(^xiade David, bartender, dwl 65 Natoma
Quade Marguret (widow), dressmaker. 1206 Pacific
Quade Ott*_», tinsmith S. Kohlman, dwl Pixrk Hotel
Quadras Martin, deckhand stm Alice E. Garratt, dwl 908
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QiKieler Juhn, seaman, revenue cutter Wolcott
Qua,icen William, laborer Palace Hotel
Quaid Da^id, barkeeper Barn- & Patten, res Oakland
t^^uaid David, laborer Palace Hotel
Quaiil Margaret (\\-ido\v), dressmaker, 1206 Pacific
Quaid Patrick, teamster, dwl 930 Howard
Quaid Timothy, milker John A. Shepston, dwl San Bruno
Road lu- Golden City House
Quail , blacksmith, dwl 411 Fourth
Quail Frank, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl McAl-
lister bet Polk and Vau Ness Av
Quail John, finisher U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl 636
Jessie
Quailia Joaquin, laborer, dwl 4231 Greenwich
Quale Francis, laborer, dwl N a Ash Av bet Polk and Van
Ness Av
Quale John F., pressman Spaulding & Barto, dwl N s Ash
Av bet Polk and Aan Ness Av
Quale Mary A. (widow), dwl N s Ash Av bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Qualters Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel
Quanchi Ceasar, milker Gaetaua Giannini, dwl W s San
Bruno Road nr Burrow Av
Quancbi Giaeomo, painter, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Quandt C, waiter yOit Keaniy
Quandt Gustav, shoemaker, dwl 1118 Dupont
Quandt William, steward stm Kaiorama, Market St.
Wharf
Quane William, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
NE cor Gough and Grove
Quanlrell A. S., carpenter, dwl Philadelphia House
Quard Daniel, marble worker John Daniel & Co., dwl Pa-
cific nr Jones
Quarrels John, machinist Tait & Hainque
Quart Jacob, expresswagon, cor Powell and Filbert
Quartherly John H., rigger, dwl 7 Hodges PI
Quartz Mountain Con. Si. Co. (Tuolmime Co.), William
Willis secretary, office 419 California room 17
Quarz Emil O., waiter Westerfeld & Pa^, dwl 236 Stev-
enson
Quast Charles C. , superintendent ^^^lat Cheer House Res-
taurant, dwl 931 Post
Quast Jacob, expressman NW cor Sansom and Bush, dwl
NW cor Powell and Filbert
Quast John C. M., wood and coal, S36 Harrison
Quay Joseph M. . assistant secretary Union Club, dwl 411
Leavenworth
Quayle Henn-, seaman, dwl 504 Da\i3
Quayle Philip, blacksmith, dwl 411 Fourth
Quedens Charles H. A., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl
455 Brj'ant
Quedens William J., clerk W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 2 Wil-
low Av
Queelv James, laborer Palace Hotel
<|t£EX I\»liUA\CE CO. (Liverpool), Falkner, Bell
& Co. agents, office 430 California
Queen Isidora (widow, colored), dwl 907 Vallejo
Queen James, clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining Co., dwl
5 Stockton
Queen John, lather Palace Hotel
Queen Josephine Miss, hairdresser Hattie Grases, 007
Vallejo
Queen Michael J., physician, dwl 621 Fell
Queen Mitchell, expressman, dwl 3 Maiden Lane
Queen Thomas, with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Queenan B., bellman Occidental Hotel
Queenan John, laborer, dwl S s Palmer nr Dame
Queenan John, tracklaborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townseud
Quegin William, laborer, dwl 238 Seventh, rear
Queirolo Jerome (B. Jiatto a? Co.), dwl 427 Pacific
Queley John, laborer Palace Hotel
Quellen H. {Quellen a.- DHgen), dwl NE cor Fourth and
Silver
Quellen & Detgen {U. Quellen aiid A. Detgen), groceries
and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Silver
Quelos John P., bookkeeper F. B. Taylor & Co., dwl Rum
House
Queue Raiihael, laborer, dwl 19 Sonora PI
Quenel Emil, laundry, 411 Gearj-
Qucntin Henry, waiter Emerson Cor^ille, dwl 419 Stev
Quentiu Victor, laundiy, SOS Stockton
Qucrillacq Marj' Mrs., dwl 1119 Mission
Querlois Peter, estraman H. and L. No. 2 8. F. F. D., dwl
631 Broadway
Quesada Lauriano, cigormaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Quest John, expressman, NW cor Bush and Sansom, dwl
NW cor Powell and Filbert
Quevedo Dovoteo, groceries and liquors, 1336 Dupont,
dwl 524 Green
Quevedo Eduardo, dressmaker, dwl 1520 Dupont
Quevedo Francisco, hairdresser Montgomeiy Baths Co.,
dwl 2 Virginia Block
Quevedo Vicente, musician, 17 Bannam PI
Quick J. W., quartz-screen manufacturer, 32 Fremont,
dwl 1014 Mission
Quick Robert P. , iron-doormaker Charles H. Leavitt, dwl
1014 Mission
Quigg Bessie Miss, domestic, dwl 814 Sansom
Quigg Henrj-, dwl 14 Park Av
Quigg Henr>', laborer Palace Hotel
Quigg James, tinsmith Bauer &, Remeger, dwl 14 Park At
Quigg Mary Miss, seamstress, dwl S14 Sansom
Quigg Mary B. Miss, dressmaker. 1121^^ Stockton
Quigley Benjamin C., clerk Central Pacific R. R. OflSce,
dwl 325i Bush
Quiglev Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 47
Ritch
Quigley Charles, tnmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 340
TowTisend
Quigley Daniel, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
5 Verona PI
Quigley Edward, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl S40
Townsend
Quigley Ellen, chambermaid Cosmopohtan Hotel
Quigley Fannie Miss, saleswoman James McDevitt, dwl
504 Minna
Quigley Henry, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, dwl 10 Anthony
Quigley Hugh, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 704 Folsom
Quigley James, tailor, dwl cor Twenty-fifth and Columbia
Quigley James F., salesman 712 Kearny, dwl Railroad
House
Quigley John, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Quigley Julius, molder, dwl 520 Mission
Quiglej" Kate Miss, milliner B. Kowalsky, dwl 19 Louisa
Quigley Mary A., boarding, 75 Clementina
Quigley Michael, plasterer, dwl 2218 Larkin
Quigley P. (widow), mechanics' tools, etc., 914 Market
Quigley Patrick, foreman laborers Golden Gate Park, dwl
Central Roa!d nr Golden Gate Park
Quigley Thomas, boilennaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
10 Anthony
Quigley Thomas, fireman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Quilee Alfonso {Alessio Coli d: Co.), dwl 907 Washington
Quilici Anania (Meier d: Q.), dwl Vallejo bet Keamy and
Dupont
Quill ilichael, laborer Pacific Glue Factory, dwl 28 Allen
Quilles J. P., clerk Baker & Hamilton, dwl Russ House
Quilliam Henrj-, farmer, dwl 810 Pacific
Quillinan Edward, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
Shasta bet Illinois and Michigan
Quillinan James, tinsmith, dwl 429 Bush
Quilty Frank, tnmkmaker, dwl 512 Fourth
Quimby F. L., mason Palace Hotel
Quimby George H., sawyer, dwl 564J^ Howard
Quimby Jason, carpenter, dwl 3 Adelaide PI
Quimby L. F., mason Palace Hotel
Quimby Moses E., head postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl
433 Geary
Quimby S. L., mason, dwl 115 Second
Quina John S. (Quitm d- Roosen), dwl 224 Sixth
Quina it Roosen (^0^/1 .S. Quina and Christopher Booseii),
restaurant, 224 Sixth
Quinan James A., bookkeeper Williams, Deane& Co., dwl
608 Pine
Quince C. C, house and signpainter, 940 Market, dwl254j
Minna
Quinchard Juhus (John H. Boden tt Co.), dwl 727 Grove
Quincy House, Ann Sonmier\iIle proprietress, SW cor
llission and Spear
Quingly F. J., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
UHI.VLXV ALBERT G., physician and surgeon, office
and dwl IS Third
Qumlan C. E., boatman, Jackson St. ^Miarf
Quinlan D., laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., res Oakland
Quinlan Daniel, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl SE cor Third
and Howard
Quinlan Darid, machinist Union Iron Works
Quinlan Dennis, blacksmith, dwl 421 Natoma
Quinlan Dennis, miner, dwl 109 Austin
Quinlan Frank, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 421 Natoma
Quinlan James, driver Market St. R. R.
Quinlan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 210 First
Quinlan Ji'bn, blacksmith James Christy, dwl 160 Clara
Quinlan John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 21 Anna
Set your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN & CO., California Market
, P.VANSCHAACK&CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Quinlan John D., tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 209
Leidesdorff
Quinlan J. W., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
l^hiinlan Michael, deckhand stra Julia, Broadway St. Wharf
(Quinlan Michael, laborer, dwl S s Thirty-fifth Av nr L
South S. F.
Quinlan Michael, miner, dwl 414 Pacific
Quinlan Patrick J., boatman, dwl 2 Tehama
Quinlan Peter B., registrar Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 506 Greenwich
Quinlan T.. purser tug Rabboni
V*ninlan Thomas, reserroirkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl Cortland Av nr San Jos^ Road, Bemal
Heights
Quinley James, dwl 536 Sacramento
Quinliven John D., student Heald's Business College
Quinn Ann (widow), dwl 411 Main, rear
Quinn Ann Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 64S Howard
Quinn Anthony, laborer Palace Hotel
Quinn Charles, builder, dwl 133 Oak
Quinn Daniel, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 14t
Miller PI
Quinn Daniel, shoemaker. 227J Hayes
Quinn Edward (Perkins & Q.), res Oakland
Quinn Edward, bookkeeper N. Bichard, dwl 8 Vincent
Quinn Edward, drayman, dwl 1114 Bryant
Quinn Edward, seaman revenue cutter Woleott
Quinn Edward, teamster, dwl 1S23 Leavenworth
Quinn Edward, teamster Marshall, Inine &, Haight, dwl
NW s Bryant bet Eighth and Ninth
Quinn Ellen, furnished rooms, SW cor Church Lane and
Dolores
Quinn George, brickmaker, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Second
Av
Quinn George, painter, dwl 563 Minna
Quinn George M., teamster A. N. Grant, dwl 154 Tehama
Quinn Henrj^ glassblower, dwl 15 Park Av
Quinn Hugh, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 22
O'Farrell
Quinn Hugh, drayman F. Daneri & Co., dwl SE cor Har-
rison and Fifth
Quinn James, dwl 1189 Broadway
Quinn James, boilermaker, dwl 11 Hubbard, rear
Quinn James, bootfinisher Einstein Bros. & Co. , dwl 44
Jessie
Quinn James, gardener, dwl 5 Welsh, rear
Quinn James, gardener, dwl E s Washingten Av nr Twen-
ty-seventh, Bemal Height-s
Quinn James, hostler John Martin, dwl 40S Bush
Quinn James, junkdealer, dwl 1062 Howard, rear
Quinn James, t^Tiedresser Painter & Co., dwl 211 Minna
Quinn John, dwl 26 Sixth
Quinn John, boilermaker, dwl 520 Mission
Quinn John, bricklayer, dwl S s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Quinn John, compositor, dwl 211 Minna
Qumu John, driver Lyon & Co., dwl 420 Chestnut
Quinn John, groom Cfeorge Poultney, dwl SOS Brannan
Quinn John, junkdealer, dwl 366 Natoma
Quinn John, laborer, dwl 127 Tehama
Quinn John, laborer Patrick B>Tne, dwl 407 Fourth
Quinn John, liquor saloon, 1200 Market, dwl 536 Natoma
Quinn John, machinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 358 Bran
Quinn John, painter, dwl 520 Mission
Quinn John, shoemaker, dwl 154 Tehama, rear
Quinn John, stableman, dwl 50S Brannan
Quinn John, waiter, dwl 54 Jessie
Quinn John M., boilermaker. dwl 100 Tehama
Quinn Julia Miss, waitress Mrs. M. T. Thompson, dwl 634
Bush
Quinn Lawrence, laborer, dwl W s Main nr Folsom
Quinn Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 227i Hayes
Quinn Marv (widow), dwl 12 Polk
Quinn Mari' (widow), dwl N s Thirteenth Av nr M, South
S. F.
Quinn M. H., hatter, 127 Fouri;h
Quinn Michael, boilermaker, 413 Main, rear
Quinn Michael, capitalist, dwl 100 McAllister
Quinn Michael, upholsterer John Hoey. dwl 1116 Mission
Quinn Michael E., teamster, dwl 318 Main
Quinn Nicholas, hackdriver, dwl 563 Brj-ant
Quinn Patrick, dwl W s Railroad Av bet Eighth and Ninth
avs. South S. F.
Quinn Patrick, laborer Moynihan & Aitken, dwl 406 Sev-
enth
Quinn Patrick, stableman Bowen Bros., dwl 1139 Sutter
Quinn Peter, expressman, dwl 10 Fifth Av
Quinn Peter, foundry-man, dwl 80 Jessie
Quinn Peter, laborer, dwl 2 Sherwood PI
Quinn Peter, laborer, dwl 732 Natoma, rear
Qumn Peter, laborer, dwl New Railroad House
Quinn Peter, laborer California Mills
Qumn Peter, tinsmith James Maguire. dwl 524 Third
Quinn Peter, waiter Cosmopolitaii Hotel, dwl 050 Mission
Qmnn Thomas (Quinn d- Malane), dwl 53S Third
Quinn Thomas, bedmaber What Cheer House
Quinn Thomas, boilermaker Francis L Currv, dwl 27 Min
Quinn Thomas, farmer, Ws San Jos6 R. R. nr San Miguel
Station
Quinn Thomas, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 15
Park Av
Quinn Thomas, laborer, dwl E s Front nr Pacific
Quinn Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Quinn Thomas, marhlepohsher S. Campodonico, dwl 610
Natoma
Quinn Thomas, saloon, 217 Pacific
Quinn Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Quinn Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 20 Lilly Av
Quinn Thomas, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl NE cor Ellis
and Taylor
Quinn Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 323 Vallejo
Quinn W. C., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. California
Quinn William, dwl 563 Bry^ant
Quinn William, carpenter, dwl 15 Geary
Quinn William, laborer, dwl 106 First
Quinn William, machinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 353
Brannan
Quinn William, with Isaac A. Steutenburgh, dwl W s
Front nr Pacific
Quinn William H., carpenter C. Hartman & Co., dwl 48
Minna
Quinn William H., currier, dwl 135 Minna
Quinn William H., night watchman, dwl 133 Dora
Quinn William H., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
res Oakland
Quinn William J., watehman U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Quinn & Malone (Thomas Quin7i arid James Malone),
liquor saloon, 53.3 Third
Quinones Epifanio, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
5 Sonora Alley
Quinquini Anthony, cook, dwl 506 Bryant
Quint Effie B. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,
dwl DeWsadero bet Post and Sutter
Quint Leander (Quint tt Edgerton), dwl 1309 Mason
Quint Sewall, carpenter, dwl E s Devisadero bet Post and
Sutter
UriN'T A ED<iERTO\ (Leander QuiJit and Henry
Edgerton), attorneys at law, 30 and 31 Mont Block
Quintan David, mason Palace Hotel
Quintel Pedro, painter George W. Nulty, dwl 528 Bdwy
Quintero J. M., hairdresser, dwl 016 Stockti>n
Quintero Manuel, hairdresser, dwl 533 Sacramente
Quintero Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), H. C. Kibbe secre-
tan,-, office 419 California
Quinton David R., mason, dwl 5 Miller PI
Quinten H. C, plasterer, dwl 731 Folsom
Quinten Henry C, porter Esberg & Bachman, dwl 731 Fol
Quinton William, carpenter, dwl 731i Clementina
Quintrell James, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., res
BrookhTi, Alameda Co.
Quirk James, expressman, dwl NE cor Lott and Turk
Quirk James, laborer, dwl S s Haight bet Octevia and
L&guna
Quirk James W., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
612^ Natoma
Quirk John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 37 Everett
Quirk John, packer Ira Marden, SW cor Haight and Oc-
taria
Quirk Nicholas, dwl 33 Eddy
Quirk Patrick, dwl SE cor Shotwell and Twentieth
Quirk Patrick, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Quirk Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Folsom nr Eighth
Quirk Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 13 Baldwin Court
Quirk Peter, teamster, dwl 434 Vallejo
Quirk Pierce, carpenter, dwl 60 Bernard
Quirk Thomas, gardener, dwl 803 Stockton
Quirk Thomas F., calker, dwl 414 Sixth
Quirk Timothy, wellsinker, dwl 007 Capp
Quirrenbach Peter, J., tailor, dwl 1222 Market
Quitehard John, deckhand 8tm CoquUIe, Jackson St.
"Wharf ^
Quitzon H. W., agent Tuolumne "VMne Co., office 636
Commercial, dwl SW cor Hyde and California
Quong Chong Long (Chinesel, groceries, 740 Sacramento
Quong Chung Lung & Co. (Chinese), wholesale teas, rice,
and oil, 717 Sacramento
Quong Chung Shing & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 724
Commercial
Quong Chung Yee & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 761 Cl&y
Only Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont..
Quong Eatchong- & Co. (Chinese), shoe mauufacturers,
407 Commercial
Quong Ilain Chung (Chinese), provisions, 716 Dupont
Qiuing Iling & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 712 Sacramento
t^uung Lee (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 729 Pacific
Quung Mow Lung & Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar, and rice,
741 Commercial
Quong Sam Lung & Co. (Chinese), tea and sugar, 706 Dup
Quong Sing Tai Kee (CHiinese), sugar, tea, and opium, 717
Commercial
Quong Son & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 751 Sacramento
Quong Tuck (Chinese), watchmaker, 640 Jackson
Quong Wah Hing (Chinese), tailur, 940 Dupont
Quong Wing Chong & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 809
Dujtont
Quong Yee On & Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar, and rice, 910
Dupont
Qiong Ying Kee & Co. (Chinese), nut oil and opium, 718
Commercial
Quong Lung Chung & Co. (Chinese), hoot and shoe manu-
facturers, 419 Commercial
Quoresudensun Nelson, laborer, dwl Fourth Av nr M,
South S. F.
Qutheie Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Raab Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1153 Howard
Raab Frederick, liquor saloon, 149 Secund, dwl 151 Sec
Raab Frederick, porter Kirkpatrick &, McCue, dwl 149
Second
Raab William, market, N s Greenwich bet Fillmore and
Stciner
Raab George A., market, 1145 Folsom
Raabe Leon, salesman G. Hunziker, dwl 16 Third
Raas E. & Co. (Emile Dreyfus), importers and dealers
cloths and tailors' trimmings, 610 and 613 Sacramento
Raas Emanuel {E. Baas tt- Co.), dwl 113 Turk
Riibagliati Natalia, physician, office and dwl G21 Cal
Rabb John, driver, dwl S s Ash Av bet Lajjuna and Oc-
tavia
Rabbitt Andrew, miner, dwl 304 Beale
Rabe Charles, dwl 90 Montgomery Block
Rabel Clu-istopher, engineer E. Detrick & Co., dwl 607
California
Rabel Louis, clerk Seiler & Schuler, dwl 411 Pacific
Rabeler AugTist, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Rabeux Louis, plasterer, dwl 627 Vallejo
Rabeux Louise Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 627 Vallejo
Rabeux Marie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 627 Vallejo
Rabinan J., fisherman, Clay St. MTiarf
Rabine William, wagonmaker, dwl 31 Hunt
Rabing Adulph, junk, 647 Third
Rubjuhn Albert, blacksmith, dwl 555 Minna
Habjohn Edwin, patternmaker Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl
555 Minna
Rabjohn Thomas, bookkeeper Morris, Schwab & Co., dwl
555 Minna
Racca Gazette, carpenter, dwl NE cor Union ana Dupont
Racca G. li., carpenter, dwl NE cor Union and Dupont
Race WilUam W., cook 432 California, dwl 15 Monroe
Rachael Charles, molder Steiger Ik, Kerr, dwl cor Fourth
and Lick Alley
Rachel W. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 533 Sacramento
Rachenberger Loiiis, wines and liquors, 208 Sutter, dwl
213 Dupont
Racine Co, (Chinese), cigar factory, 1106 Dupont
Rack George, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Rackard Robert A., teamster J. II. Holmes & Co., 14 and
Id Spear, dwl SW cor Steuart and Market
Ruekliflfe Frederick 0., carver Snow & May, dwl 64 Te-
hama
Racknian , porter, dwl 3 Chatham PI
Rackuw Frank, reporter California Demokrat, dwl 720 Cal
Raclet WilUam, tailor, 1224 Dupont
Kacouillat Alexander, Fi'ench Laundry, S s Post bet Bu-
chiiuan and Webster
Racouillat August J., boxmaker Pacific Box Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl 1521 Stockton
RACOlflLL.iT II. «£ CO. (Charles Aiiduran), import-
ers and jobbers foreign and California wines and
liquors, 515 and 517 Sacramento
Racouillat Harriet Mrs., milliner dwl 1521 Stockton
Rat-ouillat Homy (H. li'arnuillat d- Co.), dwl 1510 Dupont
liacouillatL. A Co. (Ltntovi^: Racouillat), proprietors Pa-
cific Hox Factorj', 481 and 483 Brannan
Racouillat Ludovie (L. Racouillat <t- Co.), dwl 611 Third
Radchowick Christopher (Radchowick tfc Lewis), dwl 2005
Polk
Radcho^vick & Lewis (Christopher Radchowick and John
Leu^ui), fruits, 2005 Polk
Radczewsky Jacob, carriage and wagonmaker, 810 Mont
Raddich John, barkeeper Edward Sarscen, dwl 814 Third
Rademaker , baker, dwl 8 Sumner
Rademaker John M., barkeeper Fox & Vincent, dwl 1122
Sacramento
Rader Christopher R., student, dwl 1027 Market
Radford James J., compositor A. L. Bancroft &; Co., dwl
1217 Sacramento
Radford Michael, bootmaker, dwl 1217 Sacramento
Raiiford Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 1217 Sacramento
Radhke Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1110 Bry-
ant
Radican Daniel, lather, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna and
Octavia
Radican John, barkeeper, dwl 915 Powell
Radice Dominick, laborer California Italian Paste Co.,
dwl 11 Margaret PI
Radigan John, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 256 Clem
Radischet Robert, shoemaker, dwl 204 First
Radius Ludwig (Radius X- iioeii(?r), dwl E s Gough bet
Tj'ler and McAllister
Radius & Roesler (Ludmg Radius and Jiilius Jtoesler),
bookbinders, 420 Kearny
Radlein Nicholas, laborer, dwl Fourth St. Hotel
Radloff Ludwig, cloakcutter C. Mayer, dwl 228 Second
Rado\ich B., importer and wholesale wines and liquors,
609 Sansom, dwl 528 Greenwich
Radovich Lazarus (Radovich d: Uhrlandt), dwl 1719 Pac
Radovich Luoa, barkeeper Mattio Drobaz, dwl 503 East
Radovich k Uhrlandt (Lazarus Radovtcli and H. E. Uhr-
landt), Wine House Saloon, 306 Keamy
Radstone Jacob, foreman tinsmith and metermaker S. F.
Gas Light Co., dwl 232 Sixth
Radszwill C, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl St. Louis House
Rae James, molder Palmer, Knox &. Co.,. dwl 666^ Bryant
Rae Robert, carpenter, dwl N s Eleventh Av nr Q, South
S. F.
Rae William, carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Raebiger Otto, watchman George Nicholas, dwl 37 Sac"*
Raeder Adam, barkeeper William Browning, dwl 515 Sac
Raeder Frederick, seaman, dwl 16 Folsom
Raedlein L. Mrs., midwife, dwl 12 William
Raedy Timothy, blacksmith, dwl 114 Freelon
Rael Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 530 Stevenson
Raes Charles, butcher George W. Green, dwl E s Powell
nr Pacific
Raest Frederick, cook, dwl 511 Folsom
Raeth F., bootmaker F. Beez, dwl 330 Bush
Rafael Aaron, expressman, dwl 153 Shipley
Rafael Anthony, laborer Bay Sugar Reftnerj-, dwl 14 Ohio
Rafael Charles, cabhietmaker Andrew Frei, dwl SE cor
Fourth and Berry
Rafael Joseph, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 14 Ohio
Rafetto Louis, marblecutter, dwl 13 Union PI
Raff Francisco, fisherman, dwl SE cor Mont and Chestnut
Raffaele Giovanni, laborer Musto Brotliers, dwl 222 Bdwy
Rafferty Hubert, tinsmith Daniel J. L>ale
Rafferty John, blacksmith, dwl 10 Clara
Rafferty John, bookkeeper, dwl 544 Folsom
Rafferty John P. (Lym-an, R. J- Co.), dwl 1006 Market
Rafferty Patrick, deputy sheriff, dwl 47 Natoma
Rafferty Patrick, teamster William Kerr
Rafferty Peter, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 22
Laugton
Rafferty Stephen, butcher S. F. Packing and Provision
Co., dwl 716 Broadway
Rafferty Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 81 Natoma
Raffeity Thomas, laborer, dwl 9 Tehama PI
Rafferty Thomas, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 81
Ste\eiisun
Rafferty William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Geary and Jones
Rafferty William, laborer, dwl 10 Clara
Rafferty William, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Raffetto Louis, merchant, dwl 621 Broadway
Raffo Antonio, laborer S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwU9 Sone-
ra PI
Raffo G. B. , liquor saloon, 525 Sansom, dwl 10 Bartol Alley
Rafford R. C, fireman stm Shubrick
Rafter James, tanner, dwl Flume House E 8 San Bruno
Road nr TSventy- seventh
Rager Mi^^uel, fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Ragget Michael, porter Sachs, Strassburger & Co., dwl 31
Moss
Raggiano Oscar, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Raggio Barto, fisherman, dwl 512 Green
MOEGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market,
3. F.VAITSCHAA0K«S=C0.,706,708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
RAG
609
RAN
Ragle John, baker, dwi 131 Shipley, rear
Ragriey Joseph, milkman Pastor Bowman, dwl foot Web-
ster nr Bay
Rah Cat.herine'(\Wdow), furnished rooms, 88 Everett
Rahders Henry, salesman T. E. Llndenberger, dwl 1018
Wasliington
Rahe Gustave W., carpenter, dwl 414 Francisco
Rahill William, hostler Henry C. Spoor, dwl N s Haight
bet Fillmore and Sbeiner
Rahilley James P., painter and grainer, 1617 Polk
Rahlmann Frederick, clerk H. H. Geils, SW cor Pacific
AvandPnlk
Rahlves Aut,n.ist, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber & Co.
dwl 10 Bo^\^nan PI
Rahn Henry, waiter, dwl 7 Washing^ton
Rahsskopff Carl, mathematical, nautical, and philosoph-
ical instrumentmaker, 41ti Battery
Rahwyler Abraham, watches and jew-elry, 102 Third, dwl
1 TeleLTTaph PI
Raicevich Spiro, barkeeper, 221 LeidesdorfE
Raid James, engineer, dwl 518 Fom-th
Rail Eu^-ene B., commission merchant, dwl 119 Turk
Hail Philip, woolsorter, dwl 613 Third
Rail Thomas, shoemaker Einstein Bros. »& Co., dwl 530
Stevenson
Railroad Brewery, Frederick Schuster proprietor, E s Va-
lencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
RAILROAD CiAZETTGER (monthly), H. S. Crocker
& Co. publishers, office 401 and 403 Sansom
Railroad Grain Warehouse, cor King and Second
Railroad Hotel, SE cor Polk and Austin
Railroad House, NE cor Sixteenth and Mission
RAILROAD HOI'SE, Patrick Casseriy proprietor, KE
cor Pacific and Sansom
Railroad Lodt,an;j: Huuse, GeoT^e Bailey & Co. proprietors,
533 Commercial
R.VIliyAY MAIL SERVICE. EiLrhth Di\ision, I. A.
Amennan superintendent, office 600 Montgomery
Raimond Ruben E.. capitalist, dwl 1112 Stockton
Raimond. See Raymond
Rainey Bridg:et (widow), 303 Davis
Rainey Charles T., oysterman Louis Eppinger, dwl 19
Stockton PI
Rainej; Georg-e, upholsterer Cooke & Smith, dwl cor Erod-
erick and Sacramento
Rainey John, barkeeper Horace Porter
Rainey Michael, seaman, dwl H7 Drumm
Rainey Neal, dwl 411 Sansom
Rainey S., carpenter V. S Marine Hospital
Rainey Samuel, superintendent engines Corporation Yard,
50 Sacramento
Rainey William, salesman Duden Fr^res & Co., dwl SW
cor Clay and Broderick
Rainey William, clerk, dwl SW cor Clay and Broderick
Rainey. See Raney
Rainford Brothers (Joseph and Richard), chop house, 211
Sansom
Rainford Charles, seaman, dwl 9 Beale PI nr Beale
Rainford Joseph {Rainford Brothrrs), dwl 318 Pine
Rainford Richard {Rainford Brothers), dwl 318 Pine
Rainford Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 9 Beale PI nr Beale
Raininer AuijustT., seaman, dwl 18 Washington
Rainow Lucinda (widow), dwl S Haig^ht
Raisch Frederick, plimiber. dwl 130 Eleventh
Raisch Gotfred, superintendent Pacific Granite Co., dwl
130 Eleventh
Raith George (Fletcher d: Ji.\ dwl 304 Mmna
Rakman Frederick, cook, dwl 1517 Dupont
Ralls R. F., dentist H. E. Knox, dwl Morton House
Ralph , dwl 525i Howard
Ralph Arthur, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illinois
nr Sierra
Ralph George, blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 2 Vernon
PI
Ralph George, 9a\vyer, dwl 14 Tehama
Ralph Letitia A. Jlrs., dressmaker, 1022 Stockton, dwl 2
Vernon PI
Ralph Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 11 Hunt
Ralph William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Ralph William, cooper Lawi-ence Felvey, dwl 2 Vernon PI
Ralston Edward, assistant keeper Golden Gate Park, dwl
S s Haight bet Baker and Lyon
Ralston Gavan, patternmaker Hinckley & Co., dwl 305
PYemoiit
Ralston Hardy H. (Ralston a.- Cottrell and ff. K. Cum-
m(?w*' li' Co.), dwl 904 Kearny
Ralston Henrj', housesmith James J. Gallagher, dwl 1318
Kearny
Ralston J. C, conductor Clay St. Hill R. R,
Ralston John, barkeeper, dwl 523 Keaniy
Ralston John, housesmith John R. Sims, "dwl 1318 Keamv
rear ' '
Ralston P. Powers, messenger California Ins. Co dwl
1714 Clay '
Ralston Robert, laborer, dwl 228 Folsom
RALSTO\ WILLIAM <"., president Bank California,
office ^^\ cor California and Sansom, dwl NW cor
Pine and Leavenworth
Ralston & Cottrell {Hardy H. Raht&n and Henry A
Cottrell), OInupic Lodgings 904 Keamv, Alta 538
Sacramento, Pacific 209 Leidesdorff, and Veranda 509
Washing^ton
Ramagi James, draj-man, dwl 77U Mission
Ramarez E., haniessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl
Hinckley Alley
Ramatsch Jacob, ironer Neustadter Bros., dwl 120 Turk
Rambeau Louis, tailor, dwl 9 Polk Lane
Rambert Christian, laborer S. Lachman & Co., dwl 81
Stevenson
Ramedas Jos^, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Ramel Francisco {Dccouriieux li: Co.), dwl SW cor Jones
and Chestnut
Ramels FelLx, waiter, dwl 814 Sacramento
Rameses Richard (colored), jockey Golden Gate Driving
Park
Ramirez Anton, cigarmaker, dwl 430 Union
Ramirez Manuel, dwl 1403 Stockton
Ramirez .i, Co. (Chinese), cigamiakers, 425 Commercial
Ramish Amanda (widow), dwl 356 Fourth
Ramm Henry, shoemaker, dwl 56 Minna
Ramm Herman (Herman Ramm dt Co.), dwl 40 Gearj'
Ramm Henuan & Co., liquor saloon. 40 Gean.'
RanmiearLx Benjamin, steward Paul Ame, dwl 412 Dup
Ramon A., manufacturer cigars. 416 Batten,-, dwl 636 Sac
Rampazzi G. B., laborer California Italian Paste Co., dwl
11 Margaret PI
Rampe Christian, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Rampe Henrj'. barkeeper John D. Yates, dwl E s Ala-
bama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Ramphet Christian, laborer, dwl S3 Stevenson, rear
Ramsay James, laborer Locke & Montague, dwl S s Nine-
teenth bet Howard and Shotwell
Ramsav James, waiter John Rea'/an, 24 Montgomery
Ramsdell B. H., clerk Wakefield & Co.. 6 California
Ramsdell Benjamin H., coaldealer, dwl 2020 Pine
Ramsdell Ira, dwl 5^ Keaniy
Ramsdell James, dwl W s Scott bet Geary and O'Farrell
Ramsey Clarence, clerk Balfour, Guthrie &, Co., res Oak-
land
Ramsey D. M., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl NW cor
Noe and Clipper
Ramsey George, cook New York Bakerv, dwl 1 Caroline
PI
Ramsey James D., plasterer, dwl 1407 Sacramento
Ramsey John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ramsey Peter (Stumer d: R.). dwl SE cor Pac and Mont
Ramsey Peter, liquor saloon, 3 Merchant, dwl 824 Mont
Ramsey Peter B., barkeeper, dwl 624 Montgomery
Ramsey Robert, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ramsey William J., carpenter, dwl 72 Tehama
Ram^hot John, engineer, dwl New Railroad House W s
Fourth nr Berry
Ramshot Juhn Jr., laborer, dwl New Railroad House W
s Fourth nr Berry
Ramus Daniel, hairdresser Dennis Lehan, dwl 102 Pacific
Ramy William, truckman, dwl 24S Tliird
Rana Colen, roadcarpenter Southern Pac. R. R. , cor Fourth
and Townseiid
Ranard Herschel A., salesman J. M. Ranard &. Co., dwl N
s Jessie nr Fifth
Ranard J. M. {J. M. Ranard <1- Co.), dwl N s Jessie nr
Fifth
Ranard J. M. & Co. (Samuel 5fartinand John C. Spencer),
varieties and fancy goods. 814 Market
Ranch John, waiter, dwl 515 Pine
Ranck L. C. (widow), furnished rooms, 810 Howard
Rand Augustus C, capitalist, office 114 Sacramento, dwl
118 OFarrell
Rand Charles R., painter, dwl 568 Mission
Rand Charles W., dwl 1606 California
Rand Joseph C, dwl 603 Geary
Rand Laxnder, shoemaker, dwl 646 Mission
Rand William B., salesman Haste & Kirk, dwl NE cor
Second and Folsom
Randall , dwl 20 Montgomery
Randall , dwl 44J Sixth
Randall A. (colored), whitener and bootblack, 23 Second
The most Artistic Work in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Randall A. S., dwl S-S Montgomery Block
Randall Augusta (widow), dwl SW cor Grove and Gouph
Randall Charles, deckhand stm Marv Taylor, Pacific St.
rniarf
Randall C. W., bookkeeper H. P. Wakelee, dwl 315 Ellis
Randall E. L. , steerage steward stm William Taber, Mar-
ket St. Wharf
Randall Ephraim (colored), porter, dwl 909 Pacific
Randall Frank R., gasfltter Bush & Milne
Randall George, wines and liquors, 602 Kearny, dwl 523
Kearny
Randall George C, bookkeeper H. P. Wakelee, dwl 815
Ellis
Randall John, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Randall M. M., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de
Gama
Randall Peter, teamster, dwl 349 Fourth
Randall R., driver Central R. R., dwl Sixth bet Brannan
and Brj'ant
Randall Raphael, hostler, dwl 1 McCormick
Randall Robert I., boxmaker Pacific Box Manufacturing
Co., dwl Broadway House
Randall Samuel, captain barge Alice, Spear St. Wharf
Randall Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Randall William, student Heald's Btlsiness College
Randall William W., bookkeeper D. E. Spencer & Co.,
dwl SW cor Grove and Gough
Rander Henry, ropemaker S. F.' Cordage Factory
Rander Raphael, tinsmith Schuster Bros., dwl cor Market
and Sutter
Randhahn Henry, porter, dwl 317 Bush
Handle Richard R., salesman H. G. Sieberst, dwl 654 Mar-
ket
Randlctte .\bind B., bootfitter I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl 11 Hickory Av
Randolph Mis"s, dwl 835 Clay
Randolph Charles, teamster, dwl" 616 Haves
Randolph Charlotte (mdow), tailoress, dwl 7 Margaret PI
Randolph Daniel L. (.Barllett <t R.), dwl 1104 Mark
Randolph Edmond Mrs. (widow), dwl 620 Sutter
Randolph John H. , policeman City Hall, dwl 3 Soonan Av
Randolph L. X. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School,
dwl 620 Sutter
Randolph llary C. Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 620 Sutter
Randolph P. B., physician and alchemist, office and dwl
141 Minna
Randolph Reuben F., shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 4 South Park Av
Randolph Thomas, mason, dwl 19 Minna
Rand. 'Iph William C. (A nderson d- Ji.), dwl 206 Powell
Raner Max, carriagepainter, 741 Harrison
Raney C. T., night inspector Custom House, dwl Coso
House
Raney. See Rainey
Ranft Henry, clerk Frani^is A. Rouleau, dwl SE cor Lar-
kin and Greenwich
Rangecroft Walter, horsetrainer, dwl 636 Commercial
Rank C. P., salesman John M. Davies & Co., dwl 1007 Mar-
ket
Rank Edward, laborer, dwl 2 Beale PI
Ranke , dwl 1007 Market
Ranke William, butcher E. Webber, dwl 226 Third
Ranken Charles (fl. <t C. R.), dwl SE cor Market and Sev-
enth
Ranken H. & C, liquor saloon, 1071 Market
Ranken Harry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerv, dwl Kate nr
Bryant
Ranken Herman (U. i- C. R.), dwl 105S Howard
Rankin Mrs., dwl Revere House
Rankin Belle Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School
dwl 427 Sutter
B.t\IU\. BR.lYTO\ A CO. {Ira P. RanHnnnd Al-
bert P. Erayton), proprietors Pacific Iron Works,
First and Fremont bet Miss and How, office 127 First
Rankm Charles, bricklayer, dwl SI Natoma
Rankin Charles E., bIa"nk-bo<ik manufacturer. 540 Clav
dwl 1201 aay •''
Rankin Charles F., assaver, dwl 806 Union
Rankin Charies X., brickmason, dwl 33 Eddy
Rankm Edward, cattledealer, dwl 668 Minna
Rankm Francis Mrs. (colored), stewardess stm Aiai Ore-
gon S. S. Co., dwl 621 Mason
R.INKI.V UtA p. (Rankin, Brayton & Co.), dwl 711
Post
Rankin John P., cook stm Ajai Oregon S. S. Co.. dwl 621
Mason
Rankin Sarah F. (colored), ladiea' hairdresser, dwl 621
Mason
BAXIETT HOR.ICE D., agent Glidden & Williams,
Boston, and Pope, Cole & Co., Baltimore, office 218
California, res Oakland
Rannar John, cabinetmaker, dwl 125 Welsh
Rannas (Jeorge, with Nagar & Regly, dwl Twenty-eighth
nr San Jos6 Av
Ranous J. H., gasfitter Eureka Gas Machine O?., dwl 117
Sixth
Ransdell Frank, porter W. E. Mayhew, dwl W s Scott bet
O'Farrell and Gearv
Ransom Elisha (IT. A.'Holcomb S: Cn.), dwl 1120 Bush
Ransom Eliza (widow), dwl 1216 Union
Ransom Lee J., attorney at law, office 609 Sacramento,
dwl 599 Ellis
KA3iSOM LYMAX W„ justice of the peace, office 801
Montgomery, dwl 21 Glen Park Av
Ransom M. A. (widow), dwl 599 Ellis
Ransome Andrew, third officer Pacific Mail S. S. C!onsti-
tution
RA>.SOME ERVEST L.. manufacturer artificial stone,
silicate of soda, and filters, office 10 Bush, dwl N 8
Greenwich bet Octavia and Laguna
Ranson C. R., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Ranson Julius B., carpenter, dwl 522 Twentieth
Ranwick William, engineer, dwl 19 Frederick
Rapati Benito, gardener, dwl i)et San Bruno Road and
Railroad Av, Bay View
Raphael A. & Brother {Sathari), merchant tailors, 65
Third
Raphael Aaron, expresswagon, 539 California, dwl 153 Ship
Raphael Abraham {A. Raphael d- Bro.), dwl 345 Clem
Raphael Bertha Miss, teacher Tvler and Jones St. Prima-
rj- School, dwl 1220 Mission
Raphael George, clerk Isaac Raphael, dwl 1045 Folsom
Raphael Harris, tailor Charles Jacobsen, dwl 81 Stev
Raphael Henry D., clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
201 Montgomery, dwl 314 Bush
Raphael Isaac, clothing and furnishing goods, 547 Wash-
ington, dtti 1045 Folsom
Raphael Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 430 Kearny, dwl 750
Folsom
Raphael John J., clerk Tilden & Wilson, dwl 1116 Kearny
Raphael Louis (A. Lewis d: Co.), dwl 300 Stockton
Raphael Louis, tailor, 602 Broadway, dwl 612 Broadway
Raphael Morris, tailor, dwl 1220 Mission
Raphael Xathan (A. i{apAa€i<(,- Bro.), dwl 340 Clementina
Raphael Nathan M., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., dwl 1220
Mission
Raphael P. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl
1220 Mission
Raphael Pierre, dwl SW cor Bartol and Vallejo
Raphael Robert, foreman foundry Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 151 Clara
Raphael Robert R., clerk Isaac Raphael, dwl 1045 Folsom
Raphael SaUe, clerk Isidor Raphael, dwi 750 Folsom
Rapheld Levi, butcher, d»i 606 Franklin
Rapjohn Edward, patternmaker, dwl 37 Minna
Rapose Manuel S., bootmaker Joaquin J. Silva, dwl 413
Drumm
Rapp .\dolph, jeweler, dwl 231 Minna
Rapp Amos, clerk, dwl 1134 Market
Rapp Antonetta Miss, dressmaker Mrs. R. K, Peirce, 312J
Post, dwl S37 Folsom
Rapp Caroline Mrs., furnished rooms, 231 Minna
Rapp Charles, hairdresser Charles K. Zimmer, dwl 717
Stockton
Rapp Charles, machinist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 2S06
Post
Rapp Jacob, expressman, cor Post and Keamv, dwl 1722
Sutter
Rapp Jacob J., carrier Morning Call, dwl 228 Bush
Rapp John B., cutler J. H. Schintz, dwl 1903 Dupont
Rapp Julius F., hairdresser San Francisco Baths, dwl
1022 McjUlister
Rapp Nettie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 837 Folsom
Rapp William, cabinetmaker S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 2056
Post
Rappan Andrew, hairdresser, dwl Folsom bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Rappel Ch., jeweler, dwl 333 Bush
Rappin Frederick G. (A. Merry <t Co.), physician, office
and dwl 1517 St<jckton
Rappin 1., p.3rter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Rappold Charles, molder, dwl 19 Natoraa
Rappold John, cutter Charles Palmer, res Oakland
Rasche Henr>-, pianotuner. dwl 909 Bush
Rasmits O. B'., turner Cameron & Hull
Rasmusen Carl, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Rasmusen Hans, shipcarpenter, dwl 27 Freelon
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.
Rasmusen Peter (Obennan <i- Co.), dwl 7 Tele£;:raph PI
Kasmusen Rasmus, captain tug Rabboni, Black Diamond
Coal Mininir Co., dwl 240J Perry
Raamusseu Andrew, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl S12 Folsom
Rasmussen Genrpe J.,, tailor, dwl 0 Bernard
Rasmussen .lohn P. , captain schr Golden Gate, oflBce 305
East, dwl 1910 Mason
Rasmussen Nils, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW cor
Bryant and Eiiihth
Rasmussen Nich' 'las, upholsterer, dwl Park Hotel
Rasmussen P., bootmaker John Utschig:, dwl 39 Natoma
Rasner Henry C, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl
8 Moss
Rassette E. Mrs., fumisbed rooms, 11 Keamy
Rassctte Samuel J., bookkeeper Hu),'h FljTin, dwl 11 Kear
Rathbone Frederick, barkeeper Cliff House, Point LoboB
Av
Rathbone George, clerk, dwl 49 Natoma
Rathbum Gertrude (widow), dwl 2215 Powell
Rathbum H. B., dwl 418 Capp
Rathbum J. S., can>cnter Palace Hotel
Rithje Daniel, clerk, dwl 124 Turk
Rathman Edward, carj^enter Palace Hotel
Katigan Edward, stonecutter Batten i Mullen, dwl N s
Bush bet Scott and De\isadero
Ratigan John, stableman 258 Clementina
Ratliff John, laborer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 612 Fourth
Rattenberr)- VV. A., clerk Schmieden, Hochstadter & Co.,
dwl 240 Tvler
Eattenberry William H., solicitor Dewey & Co., 414 Clay
Rattigaii James, laborer, dwl SW cor Shipley and Ninth
Rattigan John, waiter U. S. Hotel, dwl 304 Beale
Rattigan Joseph, porter, dwl 424 Shipley
Rattigan Michael, laborer, dwl 1125 Harrison
Rattigan Patrick, jiainter Hopps & Sons, dwl 111 Jessie
Rattigan Thomas, laundrynian Occidental Laundry, dwl
424 Shiiilev
Rattigan William, dwl 424 Shipley
Battler Lewis, Rattler's Wine Parlor, 334 Bush
Rattlesnake Quicksilver Mining Co. , office 316 California
Rattraann John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Ratto B. & Co. iJerome Queirolo), manufacturers crack-
ers, 427 Pacific
Ratto Bartholomew {B. Ratto * Co.). dwl 427 Pacific
Ratto Charles {Ratti' .!■ Martinc), dwl 804 Third
Ratto Christopher, laborer, dwl 1120 Broadway
Ratto Ettore, waiter N. Giamboni & Co., 519 Clay
Eatto G., laborer Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co., dwl Broad-
way bet Montgomery' and Keaniy
Ratto John, dwl Rowland Alley
Ratto Joseph, baker B. Ratto & Co.. dwl 427 Pacific
Ratto Otto, waiter N. Giamboni i Co., 619 Clay
Batto & Marline (Charles Ratio niiri John Martt-ne),
restaurant and saloon, 204 Brannan
Ratz Frederick, hairdresser 631 Union, dwl 813 Vallejo
Ratz William, hairdresser, 631 Union, dwl 813 Vallejo
Rau Adolph H. (Rau * Kohnke), dwl 344 Townsend
Rau Frederick, hairdresser Sand Bros. , dwl 272 Clem, rear
Rau John F., lithographic engraver G. T. Brown & Co.,
dwl 26 Haight ,
Rau Louisa Miss, with Joseph Boch. dwl 344 Townsend
Rau Louisa (widow), lodgings, 302 O'Farrell ^ ^ , .
Rau & Kohnke (Adolph U. Rau and John KohnM,
cutlers, locksmiths, and bellhangers, 119 Leidesdorff
Raubinger Bernhard, draj-man Ferdinand Seherr, dwl 616
Lombard, rear
Raubinger William, draj-man Ferdinand Seherr, dwl 618
Lombard, rear
Raue F. , shoemaker, dwl 35 Morton
Raught William T. , ijilot stm San Joaquin, dwl 834 \ allejo
Raum John M., office 426 Montgomery, dwl 431 Geary
Rami Edward T. (Kenitzer .!- R.). dwl 601 California
Rausch Conrad, fruits, 1328 Stockton
Rausch John, expresswagon, cor Pacific and Montgomery
Rauschen Henr\-, tailor, dwl 12 Berry
Raush Samuel, peddler, dwl 33 Everett
Raushman Georgia, bookkeeper, dwl 1 St. Mary Fl
Ravanni Leonardo, real estate, dwl 1508 Dupont
Ravekes David (Whittier. Fuller A Co.). dwl 413 Second
Ravel August, wringer Occidental Laundrj'
Ravene Henry, captain brig Glencoe, dwl 5 Garden
Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co. (Vincent Rarenna, Anthony
Ghirardelli, and L. iJitcro), manufacturers macaroni,
vermicelli, etc., 421 and 423 Battery ,„,,,„„.
Ravenna Vincent (RavenrM, Ghirardelli & to.), clwl Via
Rawl B., carpenter North Pacific Transportation Co.'l
Wharf, foot Folsom
Rawlance W., lather Palace Hotel
Rawle Mar3' Ann Mrs., variety store, 14 Folsom
Rawles W. E. , brakeman Passenger Depot Southern Pac.
R. R. , cor Fourth and To«nisend
Rawlings Benjamin, fireman, dwl SE cor How and Steuart
Rawlings Robert J., a.ssistant annealer Coiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl cor Eighth and Mission
Rawlinson Peter, carpenter, dwl 546 Fourth
Rawlinson William S. , carpenter, dwl 546 Fourth
Rawson Eliza (widow), dwl 1325 Washington
Rawson George B., teamster, 117 Dnmim, dwl 1715 Larkin
RA>VSON Jlflifl'S A., real-estate agent and money-
broker, office 606 Clay, dwl 24 Silver
Rawson Richard, compositor, dwl 1325 Washington
Rav Alexander, mining engineer, dwl New Wisconsin
' Hotel
Rav E. W., laborer A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl N s Berry bet
■ Third and Fourth
Ray Frederick E., drug clerk A. M. Kurtz, SW cor Hyde
and Turk
Ray Frederick J. (Ra}i <t J3ro.), dwl W s Castro bet Fif-
teenth and Si-xteenth
Ray Henry, baker Russ House, dwl 267 Stevenson
Ray James, ironniolder, dwl 666^ Bry.ant
Ray James, uitholsterer, S s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Ray John, cook Hartnett & B.arrv, dwl 402 Broadway
Ray Margaret (widow), dwl 12 O'Farrell Alley
Ray Maria Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl 21
Perrv
Rav Robert, collector, dwl 6.30 Haight
Ray Robert, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 S. F.
F. D., dwl 22 O'Farrell
Ray Robert, porter Nicholas Luning & Co., dwl 130 Oak
Ray Robert, shipcarpentcr. dw! SO Francisco
Ray Stephen, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Ray William, bricklayer, dwl 664 Mission
Ray William, mason Palace Hotel
R.ay William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. China
Ray William A. (Rail i- Bro.), dwl W s Castro bet Fif-
' teenth and Sixteenth
Ray William H. (colored), steward, dwl 909 Pacific
Ray William S., manufacturer cabooses, office and cook-
' ing stoves. 3 Steuart. dwl 677 Harrison
Ray Winslow. captain schr Eclipse, office 34 Market
KAY A BROTHER (William A. and Frederick J.),
lumber. NE cor Main and Howard
Ray. See Rave, Rea, and Reay
Raycheskie G. L, jimkdealer, dwl 34 Langton
Raycheskio Hcnr^-. peddler, dwl 34 Langton
Raye Alfred P. (Mountain X- R.), dwl W 8 Polk bet Turk
and Tvler
Eiive William, painter, dwl llj Clinton
Rayes Gaicia, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl Vallejo bet
Sansom and Montgomery
Ra>mond Antonio, dairyman, dwl cor Arkansas and Napa
Ra\-mond Charles, seaman, dwl SW cor Har and Mam
RajTiiond Charles W.. liquor saloon, 31 Sacramento
Raj-niond Da\id, nightwatcbnian Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
■ dwl N 8 Twelfth Av nr N. South S. F.
RaMiiond Francisco, bnilcmiaker Union Iron Works
Raymond Frank, clerk Edgar F. Pre-ston, dwl S 8 Sacra-
" mento bet Broderick and Devisadero
RAYMOND CEORCE A., commission merchant, and
agent Macneale and Urban's Safes, 121 California,
dwl 600 Bush
Raj-mond Henr>', mining, office 302 Montgomery room 5,
res Oakland
E.^^•mond Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Raj-mond Israel W., office 306 California, dwl 1609 Larkin
Ra'^inond Joserih, laborer, dwl 1912 Bush
Raymond Kate, actress, dwl 820 Washington
Raymond L. Chester, physician, dwl 623 Folsom
RavTUond Richard, expressman, cor Washmgton and Ua-
vis dwl N s Alta bet Montgomery and Sansom
Ravmond Samuel A., mining, office 302 Montgomery
" rooms 6 and 6, dwl 601 Polk
Raraiond William P., flourilealer, dwl 702 Post
RAYMOVn A ElY MI.VI>« CO. (Pioche, Nev), T.
W. Colbum secretary, office 418 California
Rannond. See Raimond
Ra"\niard Felix, silversmith, dwl 1802 Taylor
Raraer Edgar, clerk StaTif..rd Hotel, 618 Fourth
RaTOcr Edward J., student Heald's Busmess College
Raj-noles John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Raj-noles Julia, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Raynor Andrus, real estate, dwl 821 Tyler
Raynor Charles E., seam-an, dwl 5 Jackson , , ,,.
Raj-nor J., carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 740
Harrison
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PINE "WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale Ij P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Ra>Tior Joel, contractor, 1046 Howard
RaVnorM. C. Mrs., dwl 122 Geary ,,,„„,
Rayiior William S., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 1001
Sutter
Eavnus J. Henry, plumber, dwl 117 Sixth
Ra'zet Benedetto, fisherman, dwl 16 Washington
Razzauti Torello, flshdealer, dwl 1407 Mason
Razzctto Fortunato, liquor saloon, 526 Market, and super-
intendent Metropolitan Market, dwl 1222 Kearny
Razzo Christopher, gardener, Old San Jos« Road nr In-
dustrial School
Rea Frank, house and sit'npainter, dwl 6 Washoe PI
Rea Frank E. , actor Maguire's New Theater, dwl 0 Fell» PI
Rea Frank E. Mrs., actress, dwl 6 Fella PI
Rea Hush, stevedore, dwl cor Pacific and East
Rea Robert, mining, dwl 421 Stockton
Rea Thomas, painter, dwl 28 Minna
Rea. See Ray, Rave, and Reay
Read Miss, dressmaker, dwl 220 Third
Read Asher B., millwright California Mills,
O'Farrell ^ „
RE.ID. ItK-tSD <lk CO. (Hiw Head and James W. C.
Brand), importers and commission merchants, 310
and 312 Clay
Read Charles, tinsmith Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 742
Howard
Read Charles C. , clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stock-
ton, dwl 319 Fremont
Read Edward, tailor, 231 Sixth
Read Edward B., salesman Richard Patrick & Co., dwl E
s Fillmore bet Post and Sutter
RF..'in EltIS {Read. Brand J: Co.), dwl 2305 Jones
Reail Francis, dwl 319 Fremont
Read Frank W., bookkeeper Steams & Smith, dwl23 Stock
Read George, waiter Morton House
Read J. H., dwl 930 Market
Read John A., corresponding clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl 618 Third
Read John H., clerk California Powder Works
Read John T., wharfinger VallejciSt. Wharf , dwl 604 Davis
Read J. W., mining, dwl 203 Turk
Read Lloyd, clerk Samuel J. Clarke Jr., dwl Russ House
Read Philip, woodchopper, dwl 6 Salina PI
Read Samuel (H. Rosekrans J: Co.), dwl 90S Leavenworth
Read William, paperhanger, dwl 438 Union
Read. Sec Reed, Reid, and Wrede
Reiide James, expresswagon, 212 Sansom, dwl 612 Second
Readel Herman, laborer, dwl 622 Filbert
Reader Edward B., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 2258
Mission
Reading , d«l 850 Market
Reading James, plumber, 10 Brenham PI, dwl California
bet Buchanan and Laguna
Reading Joseph, jeweler, dwl 554 Tehama
Readmond Edward, longshoreman, dwl 140' Shipley
Ready Joseph, boilermaker, dwl 67 Clementina
Ready Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, dwl llli Minna
Ready Michael T., game and poultry, 52 Grand Central
Market, res Oakland
Ready Timothy, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 114
Freelon
Ready. ,^ee Reddy
Reagan Daniel, laborer, dwl 62 Everett
Reagan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 62 Everett
Reagan John, laborer, dwl 62 Everett
Reagan John, restaurant. 22 and 614 Mont, dwl 421 Minna
Reagan Julius R., with John Reagan, 614 Montgomery
Reagan Michael, expresswagou, cor Market and Mason,
"dwl 211 Perry
Reagan Michael, gardener, dwl cor Twenty-third and San
Jos6 Av
Reagtin Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Reagan. See Regan
Eeagh Edward W., millhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl 606
Fourth
Reahl Amelia (widow), dressmaker, dwl 6 Central PI
Rcahl William, dwl 6 Central PI
Reains E. P., miner, dwl 811 Stockton
Real Charles, se.aman stm Montana Colorado S. N. Co.,
Folsom St. Wharf
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES THE, William HoUis
prcsiiient, office 304 Mmitgomery
RE.tL EST.tTE CIR4'|:LAR (monthly), Thomas Ma-
gee publisher and proprietor, office 310 Montgomery
REAL EST.tTE REPORTER (weekly). Bacon 4l Co.
publishers, office 606 Clay
Real Phillip, weigher Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl 16 Third
Reale Antone L., clerk Augustus D. Splivalo, dwl SW cor
Stockton and Washington
Reale Dominico, dwl 723 Sansom
Reale Paulo (Charles Cuneo d: Co.), dwl 539 Washmgton
Reali Charles, tinsmith, dwl Bower PI
Ream Frank E.. painter, dwl 824 Wa.shington
Reamer Frederick, cook J. &. J. Brady, dwl 630 Green
Reamer M. Sirs., hairdresser, dwl 630 Green
Reamor Laura Miss, dwl 311 Stockton
Reaney John, barkeeper, dwl 114 Geary
Reanev William, foreman Clothing Depot Mditary Dms-
ioh Pacific, 107 Stockton, dwl 116 Welsh
Rearcv Thomas, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
REARDEN TIMOTHV II.. attorney at law, office 8
Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 216 Bush
Reardon (widow), dwl 430 Natoma
Reardon Alice Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Bruns, dwd 621
Bn'aut
Reardon Bartholomew, farmer, dwl Seventeenth bet Har-
rison and Folsom
Reardon Bridget (widow), dwl 1143 Harrison
Reardon Catherine (widow), laundress, dwl S s Pacific bet
Van Ness Av and Polk, rear
Reardon Charles, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Reardon Charles, clerk Lutzen & Luhrs, dwl 1000 Wash
Reardon Daniel, laborer, dwl 36 Freelon
Reardon Daniel, laborer, dwl 405 Beale
Reardon Daniel, stableman Reardon & Hinckley, dwl
Irving House
Reardon David, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Reardon Dennis, boilermaker, dwl 568 Mission
Reardon Dennis, cutter P. Kelly, dwl 33 Bryant Av
Reardon Dennis, laborer, dwl 38 Ivy Av
Reardon Dennis, laborer, dwl cor El Dorado and Jersey
Reardon D. F., bookkeeper 414 Market, dwl 743 Pine
Reardon Ellen (widow), dwl 16 Howard
Reardon Garrett, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 623
Natoma
Reardon George, gasfltter Bush & Milne, dwl 430 Natoma
Reardon Harry V., law student WiUiam H. Patterson,
dwl 33 Hawthorne
Reardon Isabella (widow), seamstress, dwl 430 Shipley
Reai-don James, carpenter, dwd 42 First
Reardon Jeremiah, dwl 1190 Broadway
Reardon Jeremiah J., gasfltter Bush & Milne, dwl 430 Na-
toma
Reardon John (Reardon i£- Eincldey), dwd 168 Silver
Reardon .John, dwd 668 Mission
Reardon John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Reardon John, bootmaker Abraham Katz, dwl 165 Silver
Reardon John, hackman, dwd 158 Silver
Reardon John, laborer Palace Hotel
Reardon John, miner, dwd 227 Second
Reardon John C, shoemaker, dwd 609 Grove
Reardon John J., engineer Anton Kriec:. dwl Ws San
Bruno Road bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Reardon John J., groceries, wdnes, and Uquors, N^V cor
Third and Everett, dwl 758 Howard
Reardon John R., laborer, dwl 164 First
Reardon John R. Jr., student, dwd 154 First
Reardon Joseph, harnessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 36
Freelon
Reardon M. Mrs., janitress Tehama Primary School
Reardon Michael, carriagedriver J. k R. Smith, dwl 344
Brannan
Reardon Michael, laborer, dwl 15 Hinckley
Reardon Michael, laborer, dwl 508 Jones
Reardon Michael, stableman, dwl 260 Fourth
Reardon Michael, teamster, dwd 27 Commercial
Reardon Owen, macbinehand D. A. Macdonald &Co., dwd
928 Folsom
Reardon Patrick, dairyranch, dwl cor Seventh Av and L,
South S. F.
Reardon Patrick, laborer, dwl B Stevenson
Reardon Patrick, laborer, dwl 38 First
Reardon Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 444 Natoma
Reardon Robert, quitrtermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Reardon Robert S., butcher, 70 MetropoUtan Market, dwl
547 Mission
Reardon Stephen, polisher Michael Heverin, dwl 437 Jessie
Reardon William, butcher, dwl .531 Fourth
Reardon AVilliam. upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 164 First
RE.UCnolV «t HINCKIEV (John Reardon and Oli-
ver Hinckley), livery stable, 554 and 556 Mission
Reardon. See Rierdon and Riordan
Reardy Garrison, laborer, dwl 120 Shipley
Rearity Daniel, shoemaker, dnd 922 Harrison
Reas Michael, cartman, dwl 949 Folsom
Reaume Frant;ois, boots and shoes, 255 Third
Reaves William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, dwl 2513
Bush
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MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New York.
0. P.VAITSCHAACK<5:C0., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Reavey James, gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 13 Freelon
Reavey Peter, blacksmith, dwl 13 Freelon
Reavey Tliomas, machinist, dwl 13 Freelon
Reavis William H., confectioner Shroeder & Albrecht,
dwl 677 Harrison
Reay Joseph W., real estate, office 31G California room 6.
dwl 1432 Sutter
Reazzo Christopher, vegetables, 42 Colombo Market
Reber Jacob, teamster Scott & Hall, dwl SW cor Folsom
and Steuart
Rebhau Andrew, hairdresser, NW cor Folsom and Twenty-
second
Rebmann August, butcher, dwl S s Seventh Av bet M and
N, South S. F.
Rebow Leon, roaster Ira Marden, dwl 1626 Dupont
Rebstoek Adam, stonecutter, dwl Park Hotel
Rebstock John, tailor, dwl 1020 Stockton
Rechter John {Hcchtcr Js Meyer), dwl G34 Broadway
Rechter & Meyer {John Rechter and John Meyer), cabi-
netmakers and carpenters, 636 Broadway
Recines Ivan, laundryraan City and County Hospital
Reck Charles, woixlcarver Charles Schroff, dwl S s Six-
teenth bet Mission and Valencia
Reck George T., barkeeper Seitz & Otersen, dwl 233Ritch
Reck Honora (widow), dwl 269 Clara
Reckenbeil F. & Co. {Bernard Schneider), Faust Cellar
Saloon, 549 Clay
Reckenbeil Frederick (F. Reckenbeil d- Co.), dwl 214 Clem
Reckey Charles, milkman, dwl 616 California
Reckman John, porter Hejnemann & Co., dwl 3 Chatham
PI
Recknagel Charles, laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Recknagel William, ironworker John R. Sims, dwl Berry
St. House
Reckow Isaac, clerk C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl
527 Pine
Record E. B., millband Wells, Russell & Co., res Oakland
Record I. E., Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn, 139 Post
KEC'OilDEIt MTY AXD COl'^TV, office SE cor
Kearnj' and Washington
Rt^cot Catharine (widow), laundress, dwl 4 Yareune PI
R6cot John H., tinsmith, dwl 4 Varenne PI
Recreation Grounds, cor TSventy-fifth and Folsom
Rector Alonzo H., stairbuilder Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl 904
Folsom
Rector Dwight D., patternmaker Frear Stone Co., dwl 964
Folsom
Rectowald Hermann, laborer Code, Elfelt &, Co., dwl cor
Oak and Buchanan
Red Branch Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sierra Co.), office
19 Merchants' Exchange
Red Hill Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (Butte Co.),
office 318 Cahfomia
Red Jacket Mining Co. (Idaho), William Willis secretary,
office 419 California room 17
RED MEX IMPKOVED ORDER, office secretary'
604 Merchant
RED MEN INDEPENDEXT ORDER, haU 510 Bush
RED ME>'» IjAEt ASSOriATlOX, office 232 Sutter
Red Mountain Luhsolidated Mining Co., office 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Redberg William, tailor, dwl 3 Bannam PI
Reddan George, carpenter, dwl 1 Latham PI
Reddan Henry W., tj-pecaster Painter & Co., dwl 329
Fourth
Reddan John, driver 513 Sansom, dwl 3 Camp
Reddell Rebecca Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 153 Third
Redden Charles, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
Redding Andrew, laborer, dwl 65 Clementina, rear
REDDI\<; REi\JA.ME\ B., land agent Central Pacific
and Southern Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, dwl 1604 Howard
Redding E. J. Mrs. (colored), seamstress and haurdresser,
49 Clara
REDDI.VO JOHX F., foundrj-raan, dwl 325 Fourth
Redding Michael, miner, dwl 1413 California
Redding Winfield S. {W. S. Bedding tt Co.), dwl 1214
Jackson
Redding W. S. & Co., hides and wool, 318 Front
Reddington Arthur, porter Norton &. Gavan, dwl 248}
Clara
Reddington Francis, foreman blacksmith Riadon I. and
L. Works, dwl 230 Fell
Reddington J. H., dwl SW cor Kearny and Union
Reddington John, groceries and liquors, cor Columbia
and Twentv-fitth
Reddington Robert, porter Fordham & Jennings, dwl 75
Natoma
i and Pi.xley
Reddmgton Thomas, stovemounter Locke & Montague
dwl Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth '
Reddington William H., dwl 1614 Mason, rear
Reddington. See Kedington
Reddish Thomas, master mariner, dwl 131 O'Farrell
Reddock Benjamin, laborer, dwl City Land Homestead
nr San Miguel Station
Reddock George. lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
Howard nr Sixth
Reddon William B., carpetdealer 715 Market, dwl Lick
House
Reddy John, liquor saloon, cor Beale and Br^-ant
Reddy John, laborer Pacific Distilling and R*eftning Co.
Reddy Joseph, boilemiaker McAfee, Spiers Al Co,
Reddy Michael G., milkman, SW cor Fillmore au
PI
Reddy WilUam, laborer, dwl S a Eighteenth bet Noe and
Hartford
Redel George, insurance agent, office and dwl 9 Taylor
Redeuilh Emile, baker, dwl 1405 Stockton, rear
Redewill Augustus, clerk Music Department A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., dwl NW cor SLxth and Mission
Redfield Francis S., master mariner, office Freeman,
Smith & Co., dwl 1915 Taylor
Redfoot John, quartermaster revenue cutter Wolcott
Redican John, barkeeper Blackburn & Fallon, dwl 915
Powell
Rediger Paul H., carpenter Cook & Troimson, dwl 1908
Powell
Redington Charles C, entry and adjusting clerk Custom
House, dwl 600 Bush
Redingt<m Charles H., paj-master Contract and Finance
Co., NE cor Fourth and To\vnsend, res Oakland
Redington Francis, macliinist Hanscom & Co., dwl 24Si
Clara
REDE\<;T0.\, HOSTETTER •£ CO. {John U. Red-
ington, Damd Ho^tetter, George W. Smith, Andrew
G. Cojin, Horatio P. Livermore, Isaac S. Cujin, Wil-
liam Geary, and Samziel Heitshxi), importers and
jobbers drugs and medicines, sole agents Hostetter's,
Drake's, and Vinegar Bitters, and dealers quicksilver,
529 and 531 Market
REDr\(;XO.\ JOHX H., president Home Mutual
Insurance Co., office 406 California, president Ked-
ington Quicksilver Mining Co. {and Redington, llos-
tetter & Co.), res Oak Grove, San Mateo Co.
Redington Joseph, blacksmith Hanscom & Co., dwl 24Si
Clara
Redington Quicksilver Co. (Knoxville, Lake Co.), John
H. Redington president, Horatio P. Livermore treas-
urer, office 529 Market
Redington William P., salesman Redington, Hostetter &
Co., dwl Cosmo poh tan Hotel
Redlich Stanislaus, dwl 31S Sutter
Redman Dennis, tailor A. Zinnamon, dwl 1020J Sutter
Redman Michael, bricklayer, dwl 1402 Polk
Redman Mining Co. (San Diego Co.), office 419 Cal room 4
Redman Patrick, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1023i Sut-
ter
Redman Peter, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Redman Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Redmond Elizabeth M., dwl NAV cor Franklin and Grove
Redmond J., mason Palace Hotel
Redmond John, bricklayer, dwl 22 Folsom Av
Redmond John, carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Redmond John J., dry goods, 112 SLxth
Redmond Joseph, master mariner, office SW cor Market
and Steuart, dwl 424 Fremont
Redmond Maggie, tailoress, dwl 236^ Ritch
Redmond Michael, piledriver, dwl 236^ Ritch
Redmond William, tinsmith, dwl 2361 Ritch
Redmond William, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl SE cor Sec-
ond and Mission
Redpath J. C, joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Redp:ith William, shipcarpenter, dwl 444 Brannan
Redward Frederick, carpenter, dwl 22 Natoma
Redward John C, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 24
Natoma
Red«ine Louis P., tailor John Blake, dwl 276 Jessie
Reeb Ehas {R'^eh, Mendelsohn d- Co.), dwl 214 Sansom
REEB, ME>DELSOUX A CO. {E. Reeb, D. Men-
delsohn, and S. Weidenreich), manufacturers shirts
and underwear, 530 Market
Reeckmann Araandus, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
som and Beale
Reeckmann Paul, speculator, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Reecomi Ohnto, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Reed A., tinsmith and metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co.,
dwl 1321 Pacific
None tut the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
Reed A. (widow), dwl 44J Zoe
Reed B. H., real estate, N s Twenty-sixth bet Howard and
Misision
Reed Charles, hquor saloon, 115 Jackson bet Drumm and
Da^is
Reed Charlea, miner, dwl 20 Clinton
Reed Charles, mining stocks, office 108 Leidesdorfl, dwl
914 Larkin
Reed Charles, musician, dwl 44J Zoe
Reed Charles, tinsmith, 1321 Pacific
Reed Charles, waterman, dwl 914 Larkin
Reed Charles E. H., captain ship Deacon, dwl 1622 Waah
Reed E., manufacturer shirts, dwl 214 Sansom
Reed Edward, hairdresser, 1310 Pacific
Reed Edward, laborer, dwl 512 Fourth
Reed Elizabeth (widow), dwl 525i Howard
Reed Emehne (widow), school teacher, dwl 44^ Zoo
Reed Etta Miss, teacher wax work, dwl 44^ Zoe
Reed Everett L., machinehand Stephen S. Culverwell, dwl
511 Howard
Reed F. H., frei^'ht clerk stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Reed Francis, cigars and tobacco, 529 Sacramento, dwl
713 Filbert, rear
Reed Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 417 Fifth
Reed George, clerk, dwl 157 Shipley
Beed George, clerk, dwl 614 Kearny
Reed George S., clerk Jlacondray & Co., dwl 1706 Polk
Reed Georgie Miss, buttun-holemaker J. Invin, dwl 600
Folsom
Reed George "W., clerk, 932 Pacific
Reed George W., law student Thomas V. O'Brien, res
Oakland
Reed G. M., carriagesmith, dwl 613 Mission
KEED HE\R\' K., fonvarding and commission mer-
chant and U. S. pension agent, office and dwl 321
Washington
Reed Isaac G., barkeeper, dwl 1510 Dupont
Reed James, barkeeper, dwl 835 Sacramento
Reed James, engineer stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Reed James, laborer, dwl 115 First
Reed James S., assayer, dwl 909 Howard
Reed Jesse C, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining "Works,
dwl cor Eighth and Brannan
Reed John, boatbuilder, 316 Main
Reed John, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 518 Third
Reed John, hackman, dwl S29 Folsom
Reed John, laborer, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Guerrero
Reed John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Reed John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Reed John E., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Reed John J., calker Pacific 3Iail S. S. Co., dwl 623 Third
Reed John Spencer, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 776 Howard
Reed John T. Capt., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl
504 Davis
Reed Joseph, lodgings, 32G Sansom
Reed Joseph, seaman, dwl 6 Selina PI
Reed Joseph L., dwl 606 Greenwich
Reed Lafayette W., school teacher, dwl 521 Valencia
Reed Laura W., vice-principal Valencia St. Grammar
School, dwi 521 Valencia
Reed Leslie, laborer, dwl 43 Stanly PI
Reed Lizzie Miss, compositor Woman's Publishing Co.,
dwl 525^^ Howard
Reed Napoleon B., paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, dwl
411 Sansom
Reed 0. C, merchant, dwl 630 Commercial
Reed Owen, bricklayer, dwl 2 Russell
Reed Paul, tailor, dwl 1303 Montgomery
Reed Robert, seaman, dwi 20 Folsom
Reed Thomas, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Reed Thomas C, cook McDermott & Reed, dwl 707i Mis-
sion
KEED THOMAS J., editor Morning Call, office 517
Clay, dwl 12 Guv PI
Reed William McDermott cfr R.), dwl 703 Howard
Reed William {Reed ,£■ Bryson), dwi 211 Seventeenth
Reed William, carpenter, dwl 209 Second
Reed William, car[)enter, dwl 947 Bryant
Reed William, clerk Einstein Bros. & Co., dwi 825 Filbert
Reed WilUam, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 829
Folsom
Reed William, dyer, dwl NW cor Van Ness Av and Fran-
Cisco
Reed William, Junkdealer, dwi 211 Seventeenth
Reed William, paperhanger. dwl 438 Union, rear
Heed William, restaurant, SW cor Third and Howard
dwi 673 Howard
Reed William, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Reed William, toll collector Mission Bay Bridge, res Oak-
land
Reed William B., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl S 8
Serpentine Av nr T\venty-sixth
Reed William C, ganger, dwi 1S19 Pine
Reed William H., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Reed William H., pa>ing teller Bank California, dwl
Grand Hotel
Reed William M., conductor Central Pacific R. R., dwl
1S19 Pine
Reed & Bryson (William Reed and C. W. Bryson), Junk-
dealers, 525i and 527 Foxuiih
Reed. See Read, Reade, Reid, and Wrede
Reeder James A. (colored), pianomover, cor Montgomery
and Post, dwl 624 Third
Reedy Michael, laborer, dwi S s Eighteenth nr Hartford
Reef Adam, laborer, dwi 30 Ciara
Reef M. K., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Reef Stephen, foreman S. F. Abend Post, dwi 624 Grove
Reegan Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 9 St. Marj-
Reegan John, salesman Fratinger & Noll, dwl 26 Bluiome
Reegan Patrick, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwi cor
Dupont and Vallejo
Reegan. See Regan
Reehrs John, laborer, dwi 127 Jackson
Reel Charles, master mariner, dwl 907 Greenwich
Reel Charles, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Reel Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
R«en Annie M. Mrs., dressmaker, 921 Howard
Reen Daniel, carpetdealer, dwl 921 Howard
Reenstjenial L. M., machinist, dwl 219 First
Reerer Vincent, fisherman, dwi 49 Clay
Rees Anna, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl cor
Howard and Second
Rees Catherine (Recs A Boss), dwl 308 Hayes
Rees Daniel, bookkeeper Max Burckhardt, dwl 1429 Dup
Rees Edmuud, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwi 1419 Pow
Rees John, mate stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Rees John C, stevedore A. C. Freese
Rees John E., iumberdealer E s Mission nr Precita At,
dwi SW cor Banlett and Twenty-sixth
Rees Thomas, carpenter, dwi 103 Sacramento
Rees William, steward, dwi 20 Conmiercial
Rees & Boss (Catherine Rees arid Henry Boss), restau-
rant, 308 Hayes
Reese Charles, refiner Cal. Sugar Refinerj-, dwl 12 Bryant Av
Reese Edwin, receiver Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.,
dwi S s Locust Av bet Laguna and Buchanan
Reese Esther Miss, with Goldstein & Cohen, dwi 420 Bdwy
Reese Frank L., expresswagon, cor Fourth and Berry
Reese Frederick, seaman, dwi 140 Folsom
Reese G. &, Co. (Frederick Leonhard), wines and liquors,
411 J Sansom
Reese George (G. Reese <fc Co.), dwl Broadway bet Mont-
gomerj- and Sansom
Reese George, dwi 631 Sacramento
Reese George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinen", dwl 12 Br^'ant
Av
Reese Harriet Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 420 Broadway
Reese Henry, dwl S s California bet Steiner and Pierce
Reese Henry W. (Falkenau <t- R.), dwi Frank's Building
Reese iotm (Reese & Medau), dwi 2 Verona PI
Reese Mai^ret (widow), dwi E s Capp bet Twenty-third
and T^venty-fourth
Reese Michael,"real estate, office 410 Montgomery room S,
res San Mateo
Reese Sidney B., plasterer Palace Hotel
Reese Thomas, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 9
Illinois nr Twentieth
Reese Thomas R., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Reese William H., bricklayer, dwl 12 Garden
Reese & Medau (John Reese and George H. Medau),
hairdressers, 402 Pacific
Reese. See Reis and Riese
REESE'S BLOCK, W s Battery bet California and Pine
REES£*S Bl'ILUI.N'G, 716-722 Washington
Reesen Frederick, machinist, dwi IS Clara
Reesen Frederick Mr^i., dressmaker, dwi IS Clara
Reeve Annie Miss, dwi 34 Tjier
Reeve George B., capitalist, dwi Grand Hotel
Reeve George F., salesman Purdy & Litchfield, dwl 710
FUbert
Reeve William B., merchant, dwl 1117 Sutter
Reeves Charles Francis, clerk B. F. Sherwood, dwl 19 Pow
Reeves Elijah, dwi 1100 Stockton
Reeves Frederick, foreman Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
417 Fifth
Reeves George M., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwi 468
Jessie
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MOEOAIT & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Reeves James J., gasfitter Thomas J. Dixon, dwl 18 Willow
Av
Reeves John, laborer City Iron Works
Reeves John W., carpenter, dwl 713 liroadway
Reeves Joseph, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 942
Howard
Reeves Philip N., shlpjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 563
First
Reeves Simon, miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Reeves Thomas, dwl 421 Fremont
Reeves William, laborer, dwl S s Bush bet Broderick and
Baker
Reeves William R., Bricklayers* Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Refer Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Refonn liyjj^iene Medical and Surgical Institute, Barlow
J. Smith proprietor, 635 and 037 Calif oniia
Regal C Mme., i>hyh;ician, office and dwl 776 Howard
Regal L., peddler, dwl 3 Gaven
Regan Catharine Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Regan Conielius {O'Neill i- R.), dwl Sixth Av bet K and
L, South S. F.
Regan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 2508 Bush, rear
Regan Cornelius, shipiATight, dwl 122 Second
Regan Daniel, long-shoreman, dwl 152 Clara
Regan Daniel, machinist R. G. Brown, dwl 706 Jonea
Regan Daniel, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 47 Jessio
Regan Daniel B., blacksmith, dwl 30 Jessie
Regan Ellen Mrs., milliner, 25 Post, dwl 10 Hampton PI
Regan Henrietta (widow), fancy and dry goods, 2214 Six-
teenth
Regan J., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Regan James, clerk Richard Tobin, dwl S a Ellis bet De-
visadero and Broderick
Regan James, helper McAfee, Speirs & Co.
Regan Jeremiah, butcher Benjamin E. Arnold, dwl Elev-
enth Av, South S. F.
Regan Jeremiah, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl
13i Fifth Av
Regan Jeremiah, real estate, dwl 210 Hyde
Reg-an Johannah (widow), dwl 111 Freelon
Regan John, cabinetmaker, dwl 254 Clara
Regan John, coalpasser i'acilic Mail S. S. Constitution
Regan John, cooper, dwl 0 St. Mary PI
Regan John, deckhand stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Wharf
Regan John, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
foot Fourth
Regan John, laborer Hinckley & Co.
Regan John, laborer T. J. Tuttle, dwl 468 Minna
Regan John, produce dealer, dwl 706 Jones
Regan John, vaniisher Lockhart ^Si Porter, dwl 254 Clara
Regan John R., furniture and bedding, 3 Powell, dwl 10
Hampton Court
Regan Kate Miss, shoefitter Joseph Lucier, dwl 652 Stev
Regan Martin, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Regan Martin, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Regan Mary Miss, chambennaid Grand Hotel
Regan Mary Miss, laundress, dwl (iOS Minna
Regan Michael, blacksmith, dwl 350 Jessie, rear
Regan Michael, expresswagon, cor Bush and Sansom, dwl
Twenty-third nr San Jose Av
Regan Michael, pantr>Tnan Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Regan Michael, seaman, dwl 268 Brannan
Regan Michael, stableman John D. ColliQS & Co., dwl 9
Sherwood PI
Regan Patrick {Regan d; Duugin), dwl Eleventh Av nr
Q, South S. F.
Regan Patrick, butcher, dwl N 3 Eleventh Av nr P, South
S. F.
Regan Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Regan Patrick, shipwright, dwl 22 Frederick
Regan Patrick, watchman Oakland Ferry Wharf, dwl 107
Chambers
Regan Thomas, laborer, dwl 129 Clinton
Regan Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Buildmg
Regan Thomas J., machinist R. G. Brown, dwl 115 Second
Regan Timothy, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl 107
Chambers
Regan William, baker California Cracker Co., dwl 107
Chambers
Regan William, clerk, dwl 210 Hyde
Regan William, mariner, dwl 107 Chambers
Regan & Dougin {Patrick Regan and Jeremiah Dougin),
hogranch. Fourth Av nr M, South S. F.
Regan. See Reagan
Regar L. , conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Regate Mateo, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Regeusburger , clerk, dwl 31 Second
Regensburger Alfred E., physician, office 33 Kearny, dwl
117 Taylor
Regcnsburger Babette (\ridow), dwl 117 Taylor
Regensburger Ernest, clerk M. Heller & Bms., dwl 112 Pow
Regeusburger Jacob, physician, office and dwl 112 Powell
Regensburger Samuel H., clerk, dwl 117 Taylor
Regenabmger Sigmund, salesman J. Baum &l Co., dwl 502
Bush
Regensburger Teresa (widow), dwl 117 Taylor
Regensburger William, clerk, dwl 754 Harrison
Regents University of California Land Department, office
320 California
Regeser Charles, beer saloon, 530 Pacific
Regis Francisco, dwl 3 (iuincv PI, rear
RKOiSTERS UAKHltM'Tl'V, District CaUfomia, 24
U. S. Court Building and 636 Clay
Regie John, baker A. E. Swain, dwl 131 Shipley
Regler Joseph, laborer William W. Call, dwl W s San Bru-
no Road nr Twenty-ninth
Regly John {Fali^ d; R.), dwl cor T\venty-eighth and San
Josti Av
Regly Joseph, laborer, dwl Eighteenth Av nr F, South S. F.
Regner F. A., hairdresser, 1132 Market
Regnople Antony, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Regular Dispatch Line Packets to Honolulu, J. C. Mer-
rill & Co. agents, 204 Califnmia
REGILAU LL\E OREiiOX PACKET!^, S. W. Back-
us & Co. agents, office 206 Front
Rehde Geo., bootmaker Susman Frohmann, dwl Heinz's
Hotel
Rehdein William, wheelwright, dwl 134 Fourth
Rehder Louis, speculator, dwl 228 Bush
Reher Christian, laborer, dwl 52 Miima
Rehle Columbus, milker George Eldredge, dwl NE cor
Greenwich and Pierce
Rehlich H., jeweler, dwl 813 Washington
Rehm Jacob, driver Wannemacher &. Kronncnberg, dwl 6
Ash Av
Rehmer George, packer Feigenbaum & Co., dwl 12 Sumner
Rehn Jo:^eph^ waiter, dwl 2 Stockton PI
Rehn Peter, laborer, dwl 128 Dora
Rehnsomn Albert, carpenter, dwl 163 Tehama
Rehnstiom Andrew, laborer, dwl 21 Clara
Rehorst Ferdinand, barber, dwl 17 Stockton PI
Rehtcr August, tailor, dwl Kearny nr Jackson
Rchurst Ferdinand, hairdresser Anthes & Fleischman, dwl
17 Stockton PI
Rehwald Louis, shoemaker, dwl 125 Hay63
Reible Jacob, Ci>ok, dwl 18 St. Mary
Reich Charles, elerk Buyer, Reich & Co., dwl 1028 Clay
Reich Frederick, tailor, dwl 520 Vallejo
Reich John C, liquor saloon, 308 Pacific
Reich Leopold (Buyer, R. d- Co.), dwl 1028 Gay
Reichard Adi^ilph L., insurancebroker, office 13 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 2505 California
Reichardt W., Alhambra Exchange, 325 Bush
Reichenbach John J., porter Parrott & Co., dwl 1231 Fil-
bert
Reichenberg Annie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 45 Clem
Reichert Edward {Reichert d: Rro.), dwl 533 Post
Reichcrt J. A. (mdow), dwl 1514 Mission
Reichert John A., dwl 906 Market
Reichcrt Theodore, mineral clerk U. S. Surveyor-General,
dwl 504 Third
Reichert & Bro. {Edward Reichcrt), looking glass manu-
facturers, 612 Commercial
Reichhart Otto, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kearny
Reichling Casper, cabinetmaker Johnsou & Best, dwl 134
Fourth , ^^^ „ .
Reichling F. & Co. , assayers and bulliondcalers, 400 Mont
Reichling Francis {F. Reichling .i- Co.), res Oakland
Reichling Louis F., with Knisc & Euler, res Oakland
Reichloeser Leopold, salesman Kohn i: Goldsmith, dwl
251 Tehama ^ , . , «r
Reichstetter Gottheb, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl W s
Railroad Av nr Tenth Av, South S. F.
Reichter William, barkcei>er, dwl 833 Sacramento
Reid Alfred, cabinetmaker Kragcn i: Co., dwl 8 Mmna
Reid Austin A., t«acher St. Ignatius College, dwl 1223 Fol
Reid Christopher C, grocer, dwl UlVt H-iward
Reid C. R., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 1006 Minna ^
Reid David, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl S s Lin-
coln bet Jones and Taylor
Reid Ellen Mrs., dwl 48l Jessie
Reid Frederick, cooper Lawrence Felvey, dwl 48 Sac
Reid F. W., journalist, dwl 533 SacramcnV)
Reid George F. bootfitter, dwl 128 Rose Av
Reid George W., groceries and liquors, 1141 Pac cor Jones
Reid Henry, compositor Dewey H. Co., dwl 220 Wash
Baths ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Qo and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED ty D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Reid Henn- H., attorney at law, office 26 and 27 Court
ltl->ck (336 Clay, dwr220 O'Farrell
Reid James, bootifiaker, dwl 124 Clinton
Reid James, shoemaker James Barton, dwl 202J Clinton
Reid James, waiter Lick House, dwl 117 Vallejo
Reid Jiihn, boaxding, 48 Sacramento
Reid John, driver N. Gray & Co., dwl 641 Sacramento
Reid Jiihn, laborer, dwl 725^ Natoma
Kcid Juhii, merchant tailor, W}7i Market
Reid John H., head-postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 405
T\irk
Keid Jiihn K., fruitdealer, dwl S s Brj'ant nr Fifth
Reid John Woods, assistant superintendent N. B. and
Missii.n R. R., dwl S12 Folsom
Reid Joseph, carpenter Albion C. Hussey, dwl 14J Fol-
som Av
Reid Joseph A. (Hendry d- Co.), dwl 1 Simpson PI
Reid Patrick, whitener, dwl 212 First
Kei.i K.:.bert. brassfini her W. D. Clark & Co., dwl 8 Min
Reid Tbumas. solicitor Figaro, office 532 Merchant, dwl
Overland tlouse
Reid Thomas, teamster, dwl 7S1 Stevenson, rear
Reid Thumas, wood and coal, 95S Mission
Reid William E. {Reid ct Brooks), dwl 1117 Washington
Reid WUliara H., compositor Alta California, dwl 516 Bush
Reid & Brooks 0*'^^'^"^ E. lieid and Edmund Brookv),
importers and jobbers crockery and glassware, 524
Sansom
Reid. Svc Read, Reed, and Wrede
Reidel George, cabinetmaker, dwl 520 Filbert, rear
Reidber George W., clerk, dwl 567 Howard
Reidt Henry, baker, dwl 61 Shipley
Reier Charles, baker, dwl 959 Brjant
Reiff James, se;iman, dwl 26 Steuart
Reiif^;lhutii Anna Eliza Miss, dressmaker, dwl 631 Bdwy
Reigtlhuth Margaret (widow), laundress, dwl 631 Bdwy
Reighley James B., porter S. L. Jones & Co., dwl 2517
Mi:?sion
Reigliley, Lucas & Co. (L. C. Reighley, John Lucas, J.
M'ild'iim Lucas, aiia Conrad Gesncr), plaster of Paris
manufacturers, 215 and 217 Main
Reighley Lyster C. {Revjhley, Liicas d- Co ), dwl 1621
Larkin
Reiglv John, cooper, dwl 420 Jackson
Reilif Charies, baker G.Miller, dwl 1216 Pacific
Reil John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and Sec
Reil Lawrence, liquor refiner, dwl N s Twelfth Av bet N
and P, South S. F.
Reillcy , bricklayer, dwl Hotel Rhein
Reilloy Charles, watchman Palace Hotel
Reillcy Charles J., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1012 Filbert
Reillcy Edward, boilermaker Union Iron Works
ReiUey Edward, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 521 Howard
Reiliey James, clerk Dunbar, Hendiy & Lavery, dwl 44
Minna
Reillcy James, plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 109 Gearj*
ReiUey John, printer, dwl 605 Pine
Reiliey John W., machinist, dwl 007 Pine
Reiliey Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling MiUs, cor Louisi-
ana and Sierra
Reiliey Morris, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Reiliey Patrick, porter Pool & Harris, dwl 120 Clinton
Reiliey Thomas, teamster ComeUus O'Donnell, dwl 200
Clinton
Reiliey. See Reilly and Riley
Reilly Anthony, trackman Central R. R.
Reilly liartholomew, milkranch. Silver Av nr San Jo36
Ui'atl
Reilly Bartholomew Jr.. milker Bartholomew Reilly, dwl
Silver Av nr San Jos^ Road
Reilly lienjaniin C, pUmiber Bush & Milne, dwl 545 Min
Reilly Bernard, groceries, 137 Shipley
KI-JLLY <'H.%JtLES P., wines and liquors, 16 Fifth,
dwl 4i3 Stevenson
Reilly Uavid, cooi>er Simon P. Connor, dwl 204 Mont
Reilly Edward, engineer, dwl 23 Folsom Av
Reilly Edward, laborer, Josei>h Scheerer, dwl 804 Market
Reilly Edward, machinist, dwl 610 Stevenson
Keilly Ellen (widow), dwl 3 Miller PI
Reilly Fergus, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 152 First
Reilly George J., cigars and tobacco, 405 Sansom. dwl
424 .Sanson!
Reilly James, irroceries and liquors. 1710 Leavenworth
Reilly James, laborer, dwl 725 Brannan, rear
Reilly James, plumber, dwl 44 Minna
Reilly James F., salesman Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
cor IVenty-sixth and Capp
Reilly James H., butcher, dwl 251 J Clara
Reilly J. J. , photographer, dwl 729 California
Reilly John, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Consti-
tution
Reilly John, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Reillv John, cattledealer, dwl N s Twelfth Av nr N,
South S. F.
Reilly John, cooper Hogan&Co., dwl ^Tiite House Hotel
Reilly John, fireman, dwl SW cor Sansom and Vallejo
Reilly John, laborer, dwl 5 Sherwood PI
Reilly John, laborer, dwl 214 First
Reilly John, laborer, dwl 239i Perry
Reilly John, laborer, dwi 306' Minna
Reilly John, milker Bartholomew Reilly, dwl Silver Av
nr San Jos^ Road
Reilly John D., laborer, dwl 145 Shipley
Reilly John J., bookkeeper Helbing & Straus, dwl 145
Shipley
Reilly John W., engineer, dwi 323 Broadway
Reilly Joseph, machinist, dwi 149 Shipley
Reilly Lawrence, truant otficer Public Schools, dwl NW
Gough and McAllister
Reilly Michael, asphaltum roofer, dwi 1420 Washington
Reilly Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor Louis-
iana and Sierra
Reilly Michael, special policeman, dwl 700 Front
Reilly Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Georgia and Sierra
Reilly P.. driver La Grande Laundry
Reilly Patrick, expresswagon, cor Market and Front, dwl
cor Harrison and Dora
Reilly Patrick, laborer, dwi E s Guerrero nr Fifteenth
Reilly Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Reilly Patrick, milker Bartholomew Reilly, dwl Silver
Av nr San Jos6 Road
Reilly Patrick, tanner F. M. Wilkinson, dwl 22 Langton
Reillv Patrick, teamster Dean &; Co., dwi cor First Avand
Kentuckj', South S. F.
Reilly Patrick, real estate, dwl 10 Camp nr Guerrero
Reilly Patrick, A.aiter Lick House
Reilly Peter, laborer, dwi 41 Minna
Reilly Philip, carpenter, dwi W s Kansas nr Kevada
Reillv T. (widow), seamstress, dwl 103 Freelon
Reilly Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta
Reilly Thomas, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Reilly Thomas, clerk Montgomery- St. Real Estate Co.,
dwi SE cor Guerrero and Fourteenth
Reilly Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Reilly Thomas, waiter Russ Hoiise
Reilly William, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 9
Natoma
Reilly William, liquor saloon, SW cor Steuart and Fol-
som, dwl 21 Folsom Av
Reilly William T., assayer V. S. Mint, dwi 1519 Sac
Reilly. See O'Reiily and Riiey
Reimann Henrj" A., clerk 325 Montgomery, dwl 1010 Cal
Reimann Julia (widow), dwl 1010 CaUfomia
Reimbold John C, painter and fruits and vegetables, dwl
134 Eleventh
Reimer Ellen Mrs., dwi 25 Welsh
Reimer John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Reimers Adolf, bookkeeper California Jewelry Co., dwl
315 Stockton
Reimers Christian, teamster Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
dwi 21 Kate
Reimers Claus, foreman Central R. R, Stable, dwl W s
De\isadero bet O-Farrell and Geaiy
Reimers Jacob, machinehand, dwl 509 Eighth
Reimers John, carpenter, dwl 1406 Kearny
Reinecke Frederick {Rcinecke tt Henni7uj$), dwl 705 Val-
lejo
Reinecke Gustav, porter L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl 129^
Clara
Reinecke John, solicitor Hotel Rhein, 909 Reamy
Reinecke Otto C. L., foreman F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 504
Third
Reinecke & Hennings (Frederick Reinckc and Frederick
HenniU'js), groceries, 1325 Stockton
Reineger Charles (Baiter li- R,), dwi 1042 Folsom
Reiner Antoine, butcher, dwl N s First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Remers C. A. & Co. (John Breig\ Eureka Soda Works, 723
Turk
Reiners Charles A. (C. ^. Rexners A Co.), dwl 723 Turk
Reinert Frederick, upholsterer, dwi 317A^ Union
Reinert William, carpenter Thomas Catferall, dwi 212 Sec
Reinertsen David, sailmaker E. Detrick & C-o., 123 Clay
Reinfeld Charles, paperhanger, dwl 506 Vallejo
Rcinfold Jacob, baker Bertha Josephson, dwi 500 Hayes
MOHGAH & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
'• p. VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eearny, Established 1852.
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Reinhardt August, laborer Bay Sugar Refiner}'
Eeinhardt Frederick, barkeeper Benjamin Liridholm, dwl
33 Sacramento
Reinbardt Frederick W., carpenter, dwl 1513 Mason
Reinhardt Johu B., surveyor, dwl 92 Everett
Reinhardt Leopold, jeweler, dwl 627 Green, rear
Reinhardt Louis F., butcher Soloman S. Rosenberg, dwl
1513 Mason
Reinhardt William F., porter Donohoe, Kelly & Co., dwl
1513 Mason
Reinhart Ann Mrs., dwl 25 Stevenson
Reinhart Eherhard, waiter 204 Fourth, dwl 213 Stevenson
Reinhart Herman, clerk Sigmund Steinhart, dwl 715 Eddy
Reinhart J., turner Daniel D. Holland, dwl 25 Stevenson
Reinhart Julia (widow), dwl 715 Eddy
Reinhart M., assistant resident physician U. S. Marine
Hospital
Reinhart William, dwl 43 Second
Reiuhartsen Samuel, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Reinhold Frederick, wharfinger Patent Brick Co.
Reinholt Jacob, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl Over-
land House
Reinle F. 4i Co. (Casper Ellcnherger and George Mock),
preserved meats, 61 Centre Market
Remle Frederick {F. Reinle <t Co.), and preserved meats,
3 Grand Central Market, res Oakland
Reinnertsen David, sailmaker, dwl 35 Alta
Reinold Michel, laborer 623 Commercial, dwl 719 Clay
Reinsch J., waiter J. Cassimer, dwl Pine nr Kearny
Reinsch William, cook, dwl S14 Montgomery
Reinstein Jacob B., clerk WiUiam H. Patterson, dwl 561
Tehama
Reinstein Oscar, merchant (Gold Hill, Nev.), dwl 561 Te-
hama
Reinst«in Samuel, clerk, dwl 205 Turk
Reinstein Simon, merchant, office 400 Kearny, dwl 205
Turk
Reinstein William, gents' furnishing goods, 126 Kearny,
dwllOlo Howard
KEIS t'HUIST1.4J[, real estate, office 316 Calilomia,
dwl 622 Sutter
KEIS FEKI»1> AND, real estate, office 316 California,
dwl Occidental Hotel
BEIS C;lIS'rA»"E, real estate, office 316 California, dwl
115 Taylor
REIS JULIUS «;., real estate, office 316 Cal, dwl 321 Oak
Reis. See Reese and Riese
Reiser Adolph, tailor William Geimann, dwl 675 Mission
Reisner Albert, jeweler, dwl 317 Minna
Reisner Antoine R., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger &
Son, dwl 960i Mission
Eeisuer Edward, tailor Lancaster & Northon, dwl 1509
Dupout
Reiss Mrs., dwl 1206 Stockton
Reiss A. (Reins Bros. 4 Co.), res Paris
Reiss Bernard (Reiss Bros. A- Co.), dwl 931 Pacific
Reiss Bros. & Co. (Sotonwn, Bernard, and A.), importers
cloths and tailors' trimmings, 115 Sutter
Reiss Bros. &Co., importers human hair and hairdressers'
materials, 115 Sutter
Reiss L., sexton Congregation Sherith Israel, dwl 316
O'Farrell
Reiss Solomon (Reiis Bros. <t Co.), dwl 1821 Powell
Reiter F. E., musician, dwl 461 J Hyde
Reiter Henry, liquor saloon, 835 Sacramento
Reiter John, cabinetmaker, dwl 10 Leroy PI
Reiterman Charles, liquor saloon, boarding, and lodgings,
106 Jacksoon
Reith John (Reitk J: Hagemann), dwl 965 Mission
Reith Paul, tailor J. H. Tobin, dwl 1303 Montgomery
Reith & Hagemann (John Reith and Charles Hagemann),
market, 1117 Mission
Reither George W., clerk 421 Clay, dwl 567 Howard
Reitzke Gustavus, barber, dwl 333 Bush
Reiz Jose, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Reknian Frederick, liquor saloon, 010 Jack, dwl 1517 Dup
Relay House, George Spray proprietor, 507 Mission
Relfe George C. , salesman Davis Bros., dwl 733 5tarket
Relph William, carpenter, dwl E s Broderick bet Pine and
California
Reman J., shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Rember L C, dwl 18 First
Etemegildo Ridolfl (Gervasio Oumpari & Co.), dwl 635
Vallejo
Elemenber James, dwl 45 Clementina
Remer George, clerk, dwl 1110 Market
Etemi Jean, cigardealer, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and
Vallejo
Remillard Hilaire brickdealer (of RemUlard Bros. Oak-
land), office NE cor Kearny and Bush, dwl 11 Kearny
Remniglon Frank, oyster and chophousc, SE cor Clay and
LeidesdorU, dwl 27 O'Farrell
Remington John C, dwl 17 Bannam PI
Remington Sewing Machine Co., Showers, Thompson &
Co. agents, 31 Third i i o^
Remmel Jacob, dwl 1207 Howard
Rempp William, driver, dwl 223 Minna
Remsen Roland C, carpenter, dwl 535 Hayes
Hemy WiUiam, draym.an, SW cor Jackson and Front dwl
'248 Third '
Renahan John, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 1118 Market
Renard Frederick, mattressmaker Frank Laeremans dwl
317i Union
Renard James, Uilor Straub & Scheurer, dwl 317J Union
Renard Paul, upholsterer William Koser, dwl 3174 Union
Renard Wilham J., steward Ariington House,dwl 127 Kear
Renaud Emily .Miss, laundress Mrs. A. Genty, dwl 835 Clay
Renauld Louis, cook Boutinon & Bulland, 5'30 .Merchant
KE.V.lriT JOII.\, coal depot, 712 Pacific, dwl Sulhvan's
Building
Renault Joseph, laundrjTnan, dwl 19 Bij-ant Av, rear
Renault Josephine, laundress, dwl 4S Sullivan's Building
Renault Jules (Leon Dingcon cfc Co), dwl 731 Pine
UE.V.II'LT LOrili J., dyemg, scouring and blanket-
cleanuig, 430 Bush
Rendell Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Iowa
nr Humboldt
Rendell Thomas, carpenter and contractor, dwl 1913
Laguna
Rendiok Peter, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Eendlesham Charles (Reiidlesham >t Monkhause), dwl 702
Clementina
Rendlesham & Monkhouse (Charles Rendlesham aiid
James Monkhou.^e), proprietors South Beach Machine
Works, 806 Fourth
Rendsburger Ma.\, clerk M. Ullmann & Co., dwl 910 Post
Rene Martin, manufacturer gas balloons, 135 Post
Rengele A. , stonecutter, dwl Park Hotel
Renna Louise, milker Giannini & Guscetti, dwl W s San
Bruno Road nr Biurow Av
Rennehan Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
357 First
Rennekamp T. , seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Renner Caspar .A., waiter 023 Commercial, dwl 719 Clay
Renner John, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle &. Co., dwl 125
Welsh
Renner Karl, bootmaker Antoine C. Royer, dwl 431 Pine
Renner Robert, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Renner William, carpenter, 507 Pacific
Reuney William, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 314 Bush
Rennie Daniel, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 519
Third
Rennie William, bookkeeper Fairbanks & Hutchinson, dwl
909 Howard
Rennilson Adam, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl W s
Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Rennilson John, foreman spinning room Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl W s Folsom bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth ,
Rennilson Robert, sash and blindmaker Excelsior Mills,
dwl W s Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Reno Joseph, drajTnan Baker & Hamilton, dwl 127 Gilbert
Reno Peter J., marblecutter, dwl 14 Dora
Rens Alexander, clerk 618 Sacramento, dwl 113 Turk
Renshaw Frank, student Heald's Business College
Ronton Alonzo A., solicitor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 628
Jessie
Renton Coal Co. , office and depot 616 East
Ronton D., tanner Cameron & Hall, dwl What Cheer
House
RE.XTO.V, HOL.WES A- t'O. (William Renton, C. S.
Ilolmes.and R. K. Ham), lumber manufacturers and
dealers. Pier 3 Steuart
Renton William (Renton, Holmes tt Co.), res Port Blako-
ly, W. T.
Rentrerier Peter, laborer, dwl 21 Commercial, rear
Renwich William, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wiarf, fo .t First
Renz John, manufacturer Dr. Renz's Herb Bitters, and
dealer wines and liquors, 219 Commercial, dwl 31
Pearl nr Thirteenth
Renz Joseph, teamster Wesley Digging, dwl Ns Sutter bet
Devisadero and Broderick
Rep Henry, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Repen Michael, barkeeper Oberg & Christeuscn, dwl 808
Kearny
Repenn Frederick, bootmaker, 625 Commercial
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Repetts John, carpenter, dwl 430 Tallejo , ^„ ,^ , ,.
Repheld Le^T. butcher Lee Hechheimer, dwl 506 Fiankhn
Repinsky PhiUp, clothing, 618 Pacific j , „•,„
Reppey James W., upholsterer M. Murphy, dwl 1310
Green „ „ ^
Repubhc Life Ins. Co. (Chicago), H. Coi D.D. manager,
office 6 Montgomerj- , , ., , „ j , «no
Requa Austin, bookkeeper Nauonal Life Ins. Co., dwl 60S
Jones
Rera Victor, fisherman, dwl foot Clay . ti . i
Reschigua Francisco, barkeeper, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Resins John, Farmers' Exchange, W 8 San Jos^ Road
opp St. Mary's College ^ , , , „ tt
RESOI'RCES OF f.4XIFOKXIA (monthly), J. P. H.
Wentworth & Co. publishers and proprietors, oince
NE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
Ressequie .\nna (widow), dwl 4 Wetmore PI
Resser Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 502 Filbert
Resser W., physician, office and dwl 919 Stockton
Resseyer Victor, broker, dwl 331 Montgomery
Reta Sirs., dwl 14 Virginia Alley „, v. >
Retenagel Charles, machinist, dwl E a Bowman PI bet
Brannan and Bryant , „ «,
Rethers Charles, tailor Stallman & Bniggemann, dwl 2109
Jones, rear
Rethovich Anton, baker, dwl -238* Ritch
Rethwish William, upholsterer Frank & Co., dwl IS Fu'st
Retta Gustave. brewer New York Brewery, dwl SW cor
Shotwell and Eighteenth
Retteur Judres, laundrj-man Van Ness Avenue Laundry,
W 8 Dolores nr Fifteenth
Rettigan Delia Miss, shoefltting, dwl 12 Polk
Rettkowskv Frtmz, porter E. Goslinsky & Co., dwl 333
Bush
Reubein John G., carpenter, dwl 312 Ritch
Reuben George, crockery and fancy goods, 324^ Hayes
Reuben Hams, clerk Julius Witt, dni 104 Third
Reubold M., bootmaker, 3-25 Bush, dwl 911 Vallej'o
Reuhawn Charles H., dwl 12 Tehama
ReuJand Peter, combmaker, dwl 923 Bryant
Reullier Albert, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 219
Geary
Reumann Ide, espresswagon, SE cor California and Bat-
tery, dwl S s Tyler bet Buchanan and Webster
Reumanson Carl W., Scandinarian Soc, 71 New Mont
Reupsch James, musician, dwl 424 Vallejo, rear
Reupsch Louis, musician, dwl 424 Vallejo
ReurhoS Herman, stairbuilder N. P. Langland, dwl 245
Fourth
Reusche August, steward 620 California, dwl 213 Prospect
PI
Reusche Christian, waiter Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl
213 Prospect PI
Reusche Fritz, waiter Saiilmaim & Lauenstein, dwl 213
Prospect PI
Reusman George, bookkeeper Frederick Katz, dwl 1 St,
Mary
Reussing Carl, clerk Moritz Huntzsch
Reustle Adolf, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 77
Everett
Reutchler Frederick (Wollpert i- R.\ dwl 671 Stevenson
Reutchler John, carriage blacksmith, dwl 575 Stevenson
Renter Anna Elizabeth (widow), dwl 5'24 Vallejo
Renter Paul. barkeei.>er, dwl 621 California
Renter William (He mum <t it.), dwl 20« Fifth
Revalk John, watchmaker and jeweler, 511 Montgomerv,
dwl 717 Vallejo
Revenue Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), office
432 Montgomer>- room 1
Revere House, Mrs. Hannah M. Sackett proprietress, NTV
cor Mission and Fourth
Revert Alphonse, foreman G. Venard, dwl Sacramento
bet Broderick and Baker
Rewick A., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Rexford E. L. Rev., pastor First Universahst Church, dwl
2S Glen Park Av
Rey Charles, gardener Jean Barbe, dwl N s Bush bet Ba-
ker and Lvon
REY JACQtES J. (firUtan, Rey <t Co.), dwl SE cor
Union and Taylor
Rey Otto, bookkeeper P. Liesenfeld, dwl 349 Minna
Reybum L. A. , lather, dwl 25 Ellis
Reydock Andreas, butcher, dwl 434 Brannan
Reyer Christopher, wagonmaker, 143S Pacific
Reyes Maria ^widow), dressmaker, dwl 12 Pollard PI
Rejiiolds Abraham, teamster Jason Springer
RejTiolds Anna (widow-), dwl 21 Fulton, rear
Reynolds B. A., workman Assayer's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1523 Washington
Reynolds B. P., student Heald's Business College
Reynolds C, machinehand William B. Bradbury, dwl cor
' Twenty-sixth and San Jose Av
BETXOLDS C. H. A CO., real-estate agents, office
333 Montgomery
Revnulds Charies, reporter, dwl 1324 Califorma
Reynolds Charles, seaman, dwl Old Marine Hospital cor
" Spear and Harrison
Reynolds Charles, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Reynolds Charles H. (C. H. ReyiwliU <t Co.), dwl 1314
Washington
Revnolds Charles H., clerk, dwl 305 Turk
Reynolds Cornelius, dwl N s Central Eoad nr Giant Pow-
der Works
Revnolds Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park
Reynolds Daniel, clerk U. S. A. Headquarters, 105 Stoct-
" ton, dwl 742 Howard
Reynolds Daniel, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 1422
Turk
Revnolds Edward, teamster, dwl 527 Stevenson
Reynolds Edward B., captain bark Tidal Wave, dwl 515
Jones
Reynolds Edward H., clerk Fordham & Jennings, dwl 515
Jones
Reynolds Edward J., laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwl
457 Stevenson
Reynolds F. E. Mrs., ^ice-principal Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, dwl 709 McAUister
Reynolds Francis A., teacher dancing, dwi 3 Temon PI
Remolds Frank, cook Homestead, Point Lobos Av
Revnolds Frank, laborer, dwl cor Twenty-sixth Av and A
Revnolds Frank B. (P(«id, R. i: Co.), dwl 1113 Bush
Reynolds Frank P., mining secretary, office lUi Leides-
dorff, res Oakland
Reynolds F. W. Mrs., teacher Tyler and Jones St. Prima-
ry School, dwl 435 Geary
Rej-nolds George, plumber, dwl 21 Fulton, rear
Reynolds George, plumber, dwl 1508 Mason
Revnolds George, seaman, dwl 29 De Boom
Revnolds George A. (Reynolds <t Jfiirray), dwl 561 Stev
Reynolds George A., accountant, office 333 Montgomery,
dwl 1029 Post
Reynolds George B., derk Central Pacific E. E., dwl 515
Jones
Rej-nolds George L., merchant tailor and dealer cloths,
■ cassimeres, and vestings, 638 Clay, dwl 1413 Wash
Reynolds George W., carpenter, dwl N s McAllister bet
Larkin and Polk
Reynolds George W., office 24 Merchants' Exchange, dwl
" Russ House « c t,
Reynolds Harry C, cngineman Engine No. 10 S. F. F. D.,
dwl Bri-ant bet Fourth and Fifth
Reynolds Henry, barkeeper John W. Grelis
Rej-nolds Henry D., cattledealer, dwl 11 Harriet
Reynolds Horatio J., clerk Joseph M. Wood, dwl 1606
Jones
Revnolds J., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Revnolds James, dwl 1606 Jones
Rej-nolds James, bootmaker George Bnrkhardt, dwl 2007
Mission
Rej-nolds James, laborer, dwl 139 Natoma
Reynolds James, phonographic reporter, dwl 335 Jessie
Reynolds James, teamster, dwl 114 Welsh
Reynolds James S., brassfinisher W. D. Clark & Cto., dwl
325 Jessie
Remolds John, derk, dwl 424 Sansom
Rej-nolds John, fireman, dwl 625 Davis
Revnolds John, gardener Wilham C. Talbot, 1720 Jack
Reynolds John, printer, dwl 32 Rausch
Rej-nolds John, proprietor California Chemical Works,
E s San Bruno Road nr T\i enty-eighth
Reynolds John, superintendent Calvary Cemetery, dwl N
s Ellis bet Broderick and St. Joseph Av
Reynolds Joseph, laundiyman Folsom Laimdry, S B Six-
teenth nr Valencia
Rej-nolds Joseph, steward Brooklyn Hotel
Reynolds Joseph M., polisher California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl -21 Fulton, rear
Eej-nolds Leonard (S. F. i- L. R.), attorney at law, office
626 Washington, dwl 1523 Washington
Re\-nolds Leonard, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Remolds Leslie, carpenter V. S. Marine Hospital
Reynolds M., coppersmith Machine Shop Southern Pac
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Remolds Margaret, dwl 2 Margaret PI
Reynolds Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 921 Hamson
Reynolds Michael, boilermaker Francis L Curry, dwl 455
Clementina
Reynolds Michael, coppersmith, dwl 6 Leroy PI
Send your Orders from tlie Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co.
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RejTiolds Michael, engineer, dwl 722 O'Farrell,
Reynolds Nicholas {Reynolds <k Ford), dwl 800 Filbert
Refolds Nicholas S., collector Vallejo St. Wharf
Re.molds Patrick, dwl 19 Ritch, rear
KejTioIds Patrick, t«amster, dwl 12 Washington Av
Reynolds Robert, engineer tugboat Katy, Front St. Wharf
Reynolds Robert, laborer, awl 3 Card Alley
Rej-nolds Robert T., porter A. C. Dietz& Co., res Oakland
Reynolds Roger, shoemaker, dwl 148^ Clara
Ivej-nolds S. Mrs., lodgings, 128 Kearny
ReiTiolds Samuel F. (S. F. ds L. H.), dwl 1523 Washing-
ton
Reynolds Samuel J., brickmason, dwl 108 O'Farrell
Rejniolds Sarah Miss, dwl 213 Jones
KEVXOIDS S, F. «& L., attorneys at law, office 626
Washington
RejTiolds Thumas, laborer, dwl S s Thirtieth nr Bartlett
Reynolds Thomas, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Reynolds Thomas, laborer, dwl 413 Austin
Rej-nolds Thomas, sailmaker, SE cor Market and Steuart,
dwl 114 Natoma
REY.N'OLnS THOMAS H., deputy clerk Board of Su-
pervisors, dwl Wetmore PI
Reynolds Thomas J., tinner Charles W. Alvey, dwl 1508
Mason
Reynolds Thomas R., bond clerk Naval Office Custom
House, dwl 709 McAllister
Reynolds Thomas W., laborer, dwl 213 Jones
Reynolds William, hostler, dwl Valencia bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Reynolds William, rigger, dwl 19 Sherwood PI
Re.vnolds William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
RejTiolds William H., clerk Joseph L. King, res Oakland
Reynold William O., wooddealer, dwl 2310 Larkin
REYNOLDS M'lLLIAM T., stockbroker, office lllj
Leidesdorff, res Oakland
Re^Tiolds & Ford(NichoIas Reynolds and William Ford),
commission produce, bags, and twine, 313 and 315
■ Da\is
Reynolds & Murray {George A. Reynolds and Hn.gh Mur-
ray), produce commission merchants, 202 Clay and
303 Da\'is
Rheinlander Gustave, clerk German Consulate, dwl 207
Hyde
Rhien WiUiam, sailmaker E. Detrick & Co., dwl 9 Wash
Rhin John, coachman, dwl 617 Geari% rear
Rhind J. W. C, professor music, office Kohler, Chase &
Co., dwl 421 Fourth
Rhinyon F. M., student Heald's Business College
Rhoads L. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Rhode Island Insurance Association, Famsworth & Clark
agents, 426 California
Rhode William, seaman, dwl 10 Berry
Rhodes Anthony, waiter, dwl 26 Oak
Rhodes Anthony Jr., whitener, dwl 26 Oak
Rhodes Arthur, porter St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 Cal
Rhodes Augustus L., associate justice Supreme Court of
California, chambers 640 Clay, res San Jos6
Rhodes Charles, bricklayer, dwl 13 Caroline
Rhodes Charles, machinist, dwl 428 Third
Rhodes Elbert O., master mariner, dwl 450 Minna
Rhodes F., lather Palace Hotel
Rhodes Frank, assistant janitor Lincoln School, dwl 26
Oak
Rhodes John, molder, dwl 40Natoma
Rhodes Joseph, clerk Mrs. P. F. Sullivan, dwl SW cor
Third and Silver
Rhodes Louis, longshoreman, dwl foot Oregon bet Drumm
and East
Rhodes Silas, contractor, dwl 13 Caroline
Rhodes S. T., clerk, dwr205 Turk
Rhodes Thomas, carpenter, dwl 934 Fnlsom, rear
Rhodes W, H., attorney at law and court commissioner
Twelfth District Court, office 420 California room 6,
dwl 212 Fair Oaks
Rhody H., special policeman, dwl 117 Eleventh
Rhone Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 624 California
Riack Henrj- , cooper, dwl 1025 Montgomery
Ribenburgh William, laborer, dwl 318 Davia
Ribud August, driver City R. R.
Ricaud John P., liquor saloon 536 Merchant, and fur-
nished rooms 824 Washington
Riccelhat George, packer Ackerman Bros., dwl 3 Morey
Alley
Rice Abraham, bootmaker, 314J- Fifth
Rice A. D., carpenter, dwl 2606'Folsom
Rice Amelia (widow), dwl cor Kate and Brj'ant
Rice Artemas W., milkman, dwl 451 Brj'ant
Rice Charles, tailor, 314 Fourth
Rice Charles R., blacksmith, dwl 419 Fremont
Rice Edward, shipsmith George W. Griiiit. dwl 61 Tehama
Rice Edward, waiter Vizina & Co.. dwl 167 Clementina
Rice Emmet E., miner, dwl 1110 Leavenworth
Rice Garrett E., barkeeper G. Meyer, dwl 438 Clementina
Rice George, dwl 1206 Market
Rice George, cook SchUUr & SchUtz, dwl 46 Jessie
Rice Henry, clerk, dwl 1015 Clay
Rice J., printer, dwl 767 Howard
Rice J., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Rice James, attorney at law, office SW cor Sansom and
Jackson, dwl 636 Green
Rice James, liquor saloon, 350 Brannan
Rice James, solicitor, dwl E s Montgomery bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Rice James, waiter 542 Clay, dwl 5 Tay
Rice Jane (\vidow), laundress, dwl 713 Front
Rice J. F., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Vasca de Gama, dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rice John {Rice dr McGarvey), dwl 671 Clementina
Rice John, engineer Merchants' Dry Dock, dwl 61 Tehama
Rice John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. CaUfomia
Rice John C, salesman Norton & Gavan, dwl 20 Turk
Rice John P., clerk Secretary's Office Central Pacific R.
R., dwl 909 Howard
Rice John R., surgeon, and accoucheur, office and dwl
739 Howard
Rice John S., agent, dwl 615 Commercial
Rice Joseph, carpenter, dwl 1142} Market
Rice Laurence, machinist, dwl E s Putero Av bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Rice Louis, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl 251 Third
Rice Lydla C. (widow), dwl 1122 Pine
Rice M. D., carpenter, dwl 253 Clementina
Rice Michael, bricklayer, dwl 254 Minna
Rice Michael, ornamentalpainter, dwl 114 Welsh
Rice Michael, plumber Thomas Day, dwl 61 Tehama
Rice Michael, signpainter John Cooney
Rice Patrick, dwl 1023 Mission
Rice Patrick, groom Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Rice Patrick B., finisherU. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl
53 Natoma
Rice Richard, plumber, dwl 909 Capp
Rice Robert, shipsmith, dwl 61 Tehama
Rice Stephen, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 61 Te-
hama
Rice Stephen A., shipcarpenter, dwl 521 Shotwell
Rice Theresa Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 20 Turk
Rice Thomas, bootcrimper, dwl 612 California, rear
Rice Thomas K., painter, dwl 210 Jones
Rice William, dwl 411 Pacific
Rice William, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Rice William, painter, dwl 253 Clementina
Rice William A., salesman Pilsbury, Adair & Co., dwl
521 Shotwell
Rice William H., driver Pac. Transfer Co., dwl 451 Bryant
Rice k McGan'ey {John Rice and John McGarvey), wood
and coal, 1154 Folsom
Rice. See Rise
Rich Abram, clerk Bishop & Co., dwl 529 Howard
Rich Bernard, bookkeeper DaWd Rich, dwl 8 Mason
Rich David, stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery, dwl NW
cor Oak and Franklin
Rich Gearj-, student University College, dwl NW cor Oak
and Franklin
Rich Henrj', carj^enter, dwl 2130 Stockton
Rich Henry M., salesman William Butterfield, dwl 2^ Au-
burn
Rich 1. , hides and wool, office 318 Front, res New York City
Rich John, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Rich Joseph, real estate, office 422 Montgomery, dwl NW
cor Oak and Franklin
Rich Louis, tailor Joseph Bros., dwl 911 Larkin
Rich Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 911 Larkin
Rich Samuel, gasfitter Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl 1424
Pacific
Richard James, laborer, dwl 437 Fifth
Richard James, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Richard Jennie Miss, milliner, dwl 607 Union
Richard John, porter American Clock Co., dwl 835 Bdwy
Richard Joseph (colored), whitewasher, dwl 31 Pacific
Richard Pearl, labnrer I. Richards, dwl W 8 Jones bet
Francisco and Bay
Richard William, saloonkeeper, dwl 67 Minna, rear
Richards , barkeeper, dwl 318 Pine
Richards Alonzo, driver Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1213
Union
Richards Annie Mrs., dwl 35 Cltmentina
" Cleanliness is next to Godliness! " Go and Bathe at 113 Gearj.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. ¥. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Richarda C.
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Ric-hard3 Calvin (Frost <t R.), dwi 307 Third
Richards C. F. & Co., wholesale dru^s and chemicals, SW
cor Sanson! and Clay
Ricliards Charles H., salesman J. L. Barker, dwl 221 Sixth
Richards Clarence, dwl E s Larkin bet Beach and Jefferson
Richards Clayton F. (C. F. Richards S: Co.), dwl SE cor
Pennsylvania and Solano
Richards Constant, engineer Lyon & Co., 159 Jessie
Richards C. W., dentist Max Sichel, dwl 103 Post
Richards David, bookkeeper, dwl 1024 Powell
Richards Da\id M., clerk Thomas Bell, dwl 931 Sutter
Richards E., physician, otfice 734 Montgomei-y
Richards E., waiter WTiat Cheer House
Richards Edward J., dwl 512 Sixth
Richards Francis Jr., assaver S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl -213 Shotwell
Richards George, salesman Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 763
Harrison
Richards Henry, butcher L. Poly & Co., dwl 4 Bowen*8
Block
Richards Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Richards Henry, upholsterer, dwl ij<oS Mission
Richards Henry Charles, bookkeeper Henry S. Fitch &
Co. , dwl (j03 Pine
RirHAKDS LSRAEL, contract<:>r night work, office 432
Kearny, dwl S s Bay bet Junes and Leavenworth
Richards Jacob J., turner William B. Bradburj", dwl 522
How^ard
Richards John E., wines and liquors, 227 and 229 Bush,
dwl 24 Pearl nr Market
Richards John G. (colored), clerk, dwl 414 Third
Richards Jonas R. (colored), bootblack, SE cor Mission and
Second, dwl N\V cor Keaniy and Broadway
Richards Joseph, laborer ToMrnsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Richards Mangine E. Miss, clair\-oyant, 4 Powell
Richards Mary (widow), dwl 007 Union
Richards Orlando S., graindealer, office NE cor Front and
Clay, dwl American Exchange
Richards Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Richards W. H.. hatter, dwl W s Pearl nr Market
Richards William H. {Ricfuirds d* HarrUon), dwl 932 Bush
Richards William M. {Richards tt Seilson), dwl 103 Sacra-
mento
Richards William W., salesman O. Lawton & Co., dwl 1227
Washington
RICIUlUOS a HARRISON ^William S. Richards
ami Robtrt J. Harrison), importers and wholesale
English ales and porters, foreign liquors, groceries,
etc., 314 and 310 Battery
Richards & Neilson (iriifiam M. Richards and Peter C.
^'eilson), boarding, 103 Sacramento
Richardson A. H., machinist, dwl 219 Mason
Richardson Carrie, milliner Mrs. J. A. Moore, dwl Folsom
nr Twenty-second
Richardson Charles, clerk, dwl 20S Tyler
Richardson Charles, liquor saloon, 741 Fol, dwl 742 Fol
Richardson Charles Milton, clerk Dewey & Co., dwl 2405
Buchanan
Richardson Edward A., note teller Bank California, dwl
2719 Folsom
Richardson Edward H. , clerk Letter Departaient Wells,
Fargo ^ Co., dwl 1S21 Pine
Richardson Eliza Mrs., forewoman Hess & Cohn, dwl 742
Folsom
Richardson Emily (widow), dwl 2614 Folsom
Richardson Frank, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. California
Richardson George, porter Matthias Gray, res Oakland
Richardson George, waiter stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Richardson Henry, carpenter, dwl 78 Clementina
Richardson Henry, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
foot First
Richardson Jacob, grocer, dwl 439 Bush
Richardson James, gasfilter G. & W. Snook, dwl N s Sev-
enteenth nr Dolores
Richardson James, laborer Palace Hotel
Richardson James, painter, dwl 6 Wainut Av nr Larkin
Richardson James, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Richardson James, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
120 Seventh
Richardson Jesse, special policeman, dwl cor Vallejo and
Davis
Richardson John, frescopainter, dwl 222 Minna
Richardson John, hostler City R. R,, dwl 601 Natoma
Richardson John I., lettercarrier S. F. Post-ottice, dwl 441
Clementina, rear
Richardson Joseph V. B., porter Howe k Hall, dwl 408
Da^is
Richardson Lewis C, drayman, dwl 19 Fifth Av
Richardson Martin, blacksmth Kimball Manuf. Co.
Richardson Mary Mrs. (Leila Ciirtin tfc Co.), res Oakland
Richardson Mary Mrs., seamstress La Grande Laundry-
Richardson Mary E. (widow), dwl 1621 Pine
Richardson Matthew, carpenter, dwl 3 Mar^ret PI
Richardson M. B., mason and contractor, dwl S35 Howard
Richardson Nicholas Joseph, porter 329 Montgomery, dwl
812 Stockton
Richardson O. G. T., carrier Morning Call, dwl 506 Market
Richardson Prescott V., porter Bryant & Cook, dwl NE
cor Dolores and Nineteenth
Richardson R. W. , fancy drj- goods, 901 Stockton
Richardson Samuel W., teamster S. L Smith, dwl cor
Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Richardson St. George, teamster Simon P. Connor, dwl
Coso House
Richardson Thomas, lumber commission merchant, office
NTV' cor California and Drumni, res Oakland
Richardson Thomas, woolgrader John H. McAlister, dwl
315 Fifth
Richardson Wandell L. (E. C. Boobar S: Co.), dwl 737
McAllister
Richardson William (Richardson tfc Field), dwl 829 Bush
Richardson William H., paperhanger George W. Clark,
dwl 4 PoweU
Richardson William J., contractor, dwl S s Eddy bet
Broderick and Baker
Richardson & Field (WiUiam Richardson and Al/red B.
Field), merchandisebrokers, 214 California
Richardl Emil, watch-casemaker, 1 Gardner
Riche Joseph, waiter, dwl 2 Tyson PI
Riche Louis, cook 027 Commercial
Richenbel Frederick, dwl 244 Clementina
Richert V., with Charles Thieke, dwl 6 William
Richet Augustus B., compositor Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, dw! 42S Green
Richet Charles, jeweler, dwl 42S Green
Richet J. Mme., corsetmaker and ladies' underwear, 117
Sutter
Richevich Antonio, cabinetmaker Frederick Hufschmidt,
dwl 257 Stevenson
Richlev A., carpenter Palace Hotel
Richmond A. Mrs., ui-ess and cloakmaker, 724 Howard
Richmond Charles A., with W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Richmond C. M., dentist L. Bush, dwl 223 Capp
Richmond George (Satazar tfc Co.), dwl 503 Sutler
Richmond George A. (Farker d: Co.), dwl How nr Third
Richmond George R., clerk, dwi 537 Brannan
Richmond Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), office 331
Montgomery room 14
Richmond H. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Richmond John B., merchant, office 30 Sansom, dwl 30
Kearny
RICH.UO.VD LIZZIE G. Mrs., manager Women's
Co-operative Printing Union, 424 Montgomery, dwl
603 Ellis
Richmond Thomas, butcher Timothy Hayes, dwl N s
Seventeenth nr Second Av
Richmond Wiliard P., compositor Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, dwl 603 Ellis
Richon Nicolas, moneybroker, 611 Commercial, res Oak-
land
Richter Adolph (Smith, R. tt Co.), dwl 912 Bryant
Richter August, basketmaker Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.,
dwl 912 Bryant
RICHTER C. M., physician, office 114 Kearny, dwl 334
O'Farrell
Richter George, clerk Robert K. Pattridge, dwl 520 Green-
wich, rear
Richter Henrj-, druggist, dwl 619 Seventh
Richter John A., life-insurance agent, dwl 1910 Powell
Richter John L., tinsmith, dwl litlO Powell
Richter William, upholsterer Frederick Hufschmidt, dwl
912 Bn-ant
Richter William H., liquor saloon, X s First Av nr Ken-
tucky, dwl 619 Seventh
Richters August, teamster Marsden Kershaw, dwl 17 Spear
Richsteig Henry, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl IS First
Richwagen William, hatter, dwl 236 Sutter
Ricini tYancisco, gardener, dwi bet San Bnmo Road and
Railroad Av, Bay Mew
Rick George, bootmaker, 210 Washington
Rick Henry, gasfitter McNally &, Hawkina, dwl NE cor
Linden Av and Franklin
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 CaL Market.
:6. P. VAK SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Rick Jacob, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Twenty-
fifth bet Bryant and Columbia
Rick Majrerie Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., dwl 210
Wasbinj^on
Eickards Ellen (widow), dwl 78 Clementina
Rickards J.', tinsmith H. 0. Fiske,
Richards James, Golden City House, cor San Bruno Road
and Silver Av
Rickards John S., planer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 713
Mission
Rickards William, steward, dwl 25J Welsh
Rickborn Fernando A., groceries" and liquors, SE cor
Ecker and Stevenson
Rickbrun Isaac, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co
dwl 527 Pine '
Ricke Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl E s York bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Rickedson John, merchant, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Ricker B. F. , carjjenter, dwl 8 Virginia PI
Rickerby William, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber &
Co. . dwl 535 Linden Av
Rickert Henrj' L., carpenter, dwl 322 Green
Rickert Horace D., cariienter, dwl 822 Green
Rickert John B. , carpenter, dwl 322 Green
Ricket Jacob, blacksmith, dwl C58 Bryiint
Ricketson Henrj' A., bookkeeper Child & Maguire, dwl
1618 Washington
Ricketts A. H., bookkeeper F. E. Wilke, dwl 307 Van Ness
Av
Ricketts John, laborer, dwl 625 Sacramento
Ricklefsen George J., silk and wooldyer, 1408 Stockton
Rickman Charles F. G., driver C. James King of Wm. &
Co., 815 Sansom
Rickmers Albert, clerk Marcus Albers, dwl 335 Fourth
Rickoff Charles (RicJmff ,fc Oarlt), dwl 1805 Mission
Rickofif & Clark (Charles Rickof and William Clark),
proprietors Crandall Spring Bed Manufactorj', Six-
teenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Ricks Hortense B. (Morehouse ,{■ if.), dwl 907 Market
Rickson Matthew, painter, dwl 212 Second
Rickwieth Edward, cook, dwl 607,v Minna
Ricord Edward, jailer Branch Jail', dwl 221 Seventh
Ricord Ellen E. (widow), dwl 620 Ellis
Ricord William C, dwl 020 Ellis
Riddell A. 0., laborer, dwl 621 Howard
Riddell Speer, paying teller London and San Francisco
Bank, dwl Lick House
Riddell Tliomas C, builder, dwl 16 Potter
Riddle Robert, liquor saloon, cor Kearny and Francisco,
dwl S s Lombard bet Montgomery and Sansom
Riddle Robert, mining operator, dwl 411 Pacific
Riddle William, boolikceper Straut & Hamilton, dwl SW
cor Sansom and Pine
Ridell Oustav, clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 1027 Sac
Rideout Albert T. , shipcarpenter, dwl 913 Brj-ant
Rideout J. R., captain stm C. M. Small, Commercial St.
Wharf
Rideout Tliomas, carpenter, dwl 29 Minna
Rider Adam, barkeeper William Browning, 541 Clay
Rider Frederick, apothecary, 604 Bush
Rider John B. (Rid^r, Somers it Co.), dwl 2513 Folsom
Rider, Somers & Co. (John B. Eider. Harvey C. Somer.^,
and Joshua Chadhmtrne). bay and grain and agents
Warm Springs Packets, 22 Market
Rider William M...V, / 'keeper Pacific Commercial Co.,
Ridge Simot- ^l-i' iab'orer'"d« "'' ^*- ^'^P°*' Central Pacific
RidgeThomas, C(.7"J,oL1 S.^?k Bancroft & Co. , dwl 300
Jessie ' ^
Ridgely James, painter, d\ 'Philadelphia House
Ridgeway Joseph, mill-piciT manufacturer, 303 and 305
Howard, dwl 206 Beale
Ridgeway Joseph H. (Ridgeway dt Bro.). dwl 200 Beale
Ridgeway William J. (Ridgetmy i: Bro.), dwl 200 Beale
Ridgeway Wilham P., cashier Grand Hotel, dwl Grand
Hotel
Ridgeway & Bro. (W. J. and J. B.), file manufacturers,
303 and 305 Howard
Riding Thomas R., clerk A. B. EUeldt & Co., dwl 108 Silver
Ridingear William, cook A. Lamburth, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Ridley Albert E. , Btencilcutter F. M. Truworthy, dwl 6
Cushman PI
Ridley Harris S. , superintendent Oil Cloth Manufacturing
Co. , dwl SE cor Brj-ant and Twenty-fourth
Ridley Thomas (colored), cook Russ House, dwl 18 Stone
Ridowich A., restaurant, NW cor Folsom and Steuart
Rieck Henry, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 1025 Montgomen^
Rieckels Diedrich, waiter New Atlantic Hotel
RieckerPaul, draftsman Engineer Department II S A
Military Division Pacific, 105 Stockton, dwl ll'> Turk
Riechers Frederich W. L. (Kroeger & R.), dwl 803 Mission
Ried James, bellman Lick House
Riedel Conrad, sausageniakcr L. Ooedecke, dwl 522 Filbert
Rledel Gustav, nianufiu'tunr vinegar, NK cor Sacramento
and Drumm, dwl S s Sairanierito hot I'ow and Mason
Riedel Henry F. (//. F. liinlel d- <ierr„c h. Muycr), and
furniture, etc., 5 Mason
Riedel Henry F. & George L. Moyer, proprietors Amer-
ican Laundry, Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom
office 310 Bush
Riegelhuth Conrad, cabinetmaker Goodwin k Co. dwl 44
Julia
Riegelhuth Conrad, clerk Sacramento Hotel
Riegelhuth Conrad, upholsterer Cal. FumitureM. Co., dwl
3 Morey Alley
Riegelhuth Jacob, packer Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl
407 Pacific
Riegelhuth Jacob, proprietor Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pac
RiegelhuthJohn, cutler J. HemianScbintz, dwl 726 Broad
Riegelhuth John, waiter Sacramento Hotel
Rieger P. & Co., importers and manufacturers groceries,
drugs, dyestuffs, etc., 418 and 420 Clay
Rieger Paul (P. Ricgcr A- Co.), dwl 003 Buchanan
Riegling Joseph, baker, dwl 4,30 Shipley
Richl Patrick, waiter, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Riehn Albert H., real-estate agent, office 6 Montgomery,
res Oakland
RIEIIX. liKHXE A VO. (August UemmeXsssayeTS,
■104 M.iiitgonifry
Riek (ie.irgc. cu,.jier, dwl Ws Mont bet Bdwj- and Vallejo
Rickets John, barkeeper John Wiese, dwl 324 Broadway
Pieman George B., agent Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 710('al
Riemann Rudolph, salesman Matthias Gray, dwl 313 Stock
Riemas Peter, seaman, dwl 45 Saci-ameuto
Riemers Jacob, laborer, dwl 509 Eighth
Rierdon John, hackman Union Club, dwl 158 Silver
Rienhold Frederick, clerk Pacific Brick Co., dwl 344 Ritcb
Riepe John A. (Carpenter <f- Co.), dwl 6^ Monroe
Rier C. A. Jr., hamessmaker Main &. Winchester, res Oak-
land
Rierdon Patrick, horseshoer R. Conley, dwl 311 Pacific
Ries L. & Co. (Eugene Von Uasulocher), land agency, 607
Washingt^in
Ries Leopold (L. Ries <£■ Co.), dwl 607 Washington
Ries Michael, baker Edward Ncuman, dwl 254 Minna
Ries Samuel, laborer Pneumatic Gas Co., dwl 553^ Tehama
Riese Ernest, carbuilder, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Howard
and Capp
Riese. See Reese and Reis
Rieser Aaron, superintendent Cudell Soap Works, dwl 535
Fell
Riesland Peter, seam.an Jerome B. Piper, 331 East
Riesner Anton, cabinetmaker, dwl 95'.)i Mission
Hiess Louis, sexton Congregation Sherith Israel, dwl 31G
O'Farrell
Riesselmann Henry, packer Assman & Neubert, dwl
Hampshire nr El Doriido
Riesferer Charles, restaurant propriettir, dwl 115 Morton
Riesterer Fr., cooper, dwl Hotel Rhein
Riesterer Robert, cooper Bernard F. Stromberg, dwl 909
Kearny
Rieth John, butcher, dwl 1117 Mission
Rietow Heiirj', miller, dwl 16 August Alley
Rietzke Gustav, hairdresser Lampe Bros., dwl 22 Lewis
Rieux Ernest P., bookkeeper Spruance, Stanley & Co., rea
Oakland
Riezling Joseph, baker. Alms House
Rigby F. H., student Heald's Business College
liigby Mary (widow), dwl 515 Eighth
Rigg Isaac, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Righetti Candido, porterT. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 129 Jack
Bighctti Giacomo, niarblecultcr Andrea Paltenghi, dwll3
Polk
Rigbtmire Abraham D., watchman Depot Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 963 Howard
Rigbtmire Sarah A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, dwl 963 Howard
Rigbtmire William J., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl
953 Howard
Rigiti Giobato, gardener, dwl bet San Bruno Road and
Railroad Av, Bav View
Rigiti Martelli, gardener, dwl bet San Bruno Road and Rail-
road Av, Bav View
Rigney .Arthur, laborer, dwl N s Alta bet Mont and San
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Rigney James, laborer, dwl N s Alta bet Mont and San
RigTiey Patrick, gold and silverplater, 107 Gear>-, dwl 30
Pern.'
Ripo Joseph, bootmaker, dwl cor Pacific and Dupont
KiiroUet lk;mard, steward Alms House
Rihal John, laborer, dwl 17 Geneva
Hiker .lUanson dwl 7 Glen Park Av
Riker Harrison H.. laborer, dwl 567 Minna
Hiker James H., niessen^r Bank California, dwl 630 Com
Riley Andrew, seaman, dwl 2lj0 Minna
Riley Adolph, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Riley Andrew, assistant engineer stm Fideliter, Clay St.
Wiarf
Rilev Ann (widow), dwl 551 Howard
Riley Annie Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac Woolen
Mills, dwl Dora bet Folsom and Harrison
RIIKY BEX.IAMIX F., importer and commission
merchant, 813 Front, dwl 116 Turk
Riley H. \V., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl
"cor Freelnn and Fourth
Rilev C, broker, dwl 598 (574) Stevenson
Riley Calvin C, a[X.thecar>', NAV cor Second and Howard,
dwl 946 Mission
Rile\' Charles, laborer, dwl 154 Shipley
Riley Christianna ^widow). dwl 4 St. Charles PI
Riley Christopher, miner, dwl 13 Natonia
Riley Daniel, driver City R. R., dwl 123 Fifteenth
Riley Daniel, real estate, dwl 306 Minna
Riley Da%-id, engineer Moynihan &. Aitken, dwl 33 Clarice
PI
Riley Dennis, laborer, dwl 625 Davis
Riley Edward, collarmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 553
Mission
Riley Edward, engineer Ira Mardeii, dwl 435 First
Riley Edward, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 610 Stev
Riley Edward, mason Palace Hotel
Riley Edward A., plumber Palace Hotel
Riley Eui,^ne. engineer, dwl 435 First
Riley Ferguson, expressman, dwl 1117 Howard
Riley Frank, cook, dwl 32i Clara
Riley Frank, cook Railroad House
Riley George F., carpenter Pacific Mall S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 52-2 Stockton
Riley Geoi^e H., mechanic, dwl 636 Commercial
Rilev Hazeu K., cigars and tobacco, SE cor Front and
Market, dwl 207 Eleventh
Riley Hugh, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Riley J., seaman, dwl 609 Jackson
Riley James, assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 925
Washington, rear
Riley James, assistant parkkeeper Golden Gate Park, dwl
S s Central Road nr Giant Powder Works
Riley James, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 510 Miss
Rilev James, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 512
Fourtli
Riley James, engineer, dwl 311 Pacific
i Riley James, farmer, bet San Jost^ R. R. and Mission and
"Oce-in Beach Road nr Rock Ranch
Riley James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Riley James, horseshoer John Grace, dwl 157 Minna
Riley James, laborer, dwl 37 Frederick
Riley James, messraan Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Riley James, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl 16 Jessie
Riley James, porter Rosset«r & Smith, dwl 238 Oak
Riley James, shoemaker, dwl 22l> Jessie
Riley James, shoemaker, dwl 111 Jessie
; Riley James, waiter Grand Hotel
j Riley James S., clerk Michael O'Comior, dwl NE cor La-
I gima and Fulton
I Riley James W., clerk, dwl p'irst Av bet Fifteenth and
I Sixteenth
I Riley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 1410 Folsom
] Riley J. Gordon, secretan." Indemnitj' Union, office 432
' Montgoraerj-, res Oakland
Riley John, blacksmith, dwl 16 Jessie
Riley John, cabinetmaker, dwl 512 Fourth
I Rilev John, driver Hose Xo. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 6 Tehama
Riley John, driver P. A. McDonald, dwl 237 Peixy
I Riley John, engineer Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 419
Pacific
Riley John, expressmen. Main nr Folsom
Riley John, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 610 Stev
' Riley John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 16 Jessie
Riley John, laborer, dwl 3 Sherwood PI
! Riley John, laborer, dwl S s Francisco bet Taylor and
! Jones
Riley John, laborer Calvary Cemeterj', dwl N s Ellis bet
Broderick and St. Joseph Av
Riley John, laborer City R- R..dwl 123 Fifteenth
Rilev John, miner, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Riley John, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 52S Mission
Riley John, moroccofinisher Bloch & Davidson, dwl 721
Bran nan
Riley John, plimiber, dwl 18^ Garden
Riley John, printer Joseph Winterbum & Co., dwl 223
Stevenson
Riley John E., foreman Israel Richards
Riley John F., Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Riley John H. W., phonographic reporter Nineteenth Dis-
trict Coiut, office 417 Kearny, dwl 919 Jones
Riley John J., molder Union Iron Works
Riley John L., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Riley Joseph, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 125 Stevenson
Riley Katie Miss, strawsewer Forrest & Co., dwl 610 Stev
Riley Lizz>" Miss, shoefitting. dwl 1235 Mission
Riley Marj- (widow), dwl 103 Freelon
Rilev MarV, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Riley Michael, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl IS^ Garden
Riley Michael, cooper, dwl 143 Minna
Riley Michael, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Rilev Michael, hay, grain, wood, and coal, 11 Eddy, dwl
2113 Howard
Riley Michael, laborer, dwl 304 Jackson
Riley Michael, laborer Superintendent Public Streets
Riley Michael, leatherfinisher, dwl 107 First Av
RileV Michael, plimiber John H. O'Brien, dwl 1 Kearny
Riley Michael J., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl E
s Florida bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Riley Owen, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 506 Bninnan
Riley Owen, milkman, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Guerrero
Riley Patrick, dwl 512 Mission
Riley Patrick, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Riley Patrick, bricklayer, dwl 160 Minna
Riley Patrick, carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co,
Riley Patrick, cartman, dwl 1207 Harrison
Riley Patrick, hostler Central R. R., dwl 721 Brannau
Riley Patrick, laborer, dwl 122 Clinton
Riley Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson &. Bro., dwl Ward
nr Pulaski, S s Bemal Heights
Rilev Patrick, laborer City Iron Works, dwl cor Twenty-
fifth and Church
Riley Patrick, laborer Repair Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Riley Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 136
Natoma
Riley Patrick, teamster St Mary's Hospital, dwl N s Har-
rison bet Ninth and Tenth
Riley Patrick, wellsinker, dwl Twentieth bet Harrison
and Folsom
Rilev Patrick S.. railroad advertiser, 3 New Montgomery,
dwl West End Hotel
Rile\- Peter, engineer and boilermaker, dwl City Hotel
Riley Peter, laborer, dwl E s Roach Alley
Riley Peter, laborer Michael Heverin, dwl 216 First
Rilev Peter, millstonebuilder Joseph Wagner, dwl 250
Eighth
Rilev Philip, carpenter, dwl 310 Folsom
Riley Philip, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl 609 Grove
Riley PhiUp, plasterer, dwl 509 Bryant
Rilev P. O., calker, dwl Columbia Hotel
Rilev P. W., boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl aty Hotel
Rilev Robert H., cook, dwl 423 Bran'^'a
Riley Sarah Miss, saleswoman 2?,'dwl 91d, dwl 23 Clem
Riley Thomas, bricklayer, d'SchoeufeldHow Av bet Van
Ness Av and Franklin
Riley Thomas, cartman, din, offioc Uilth
Riley Thomas, laborer, dv £ co^Octa^ia and McAllister
Riley Thomas, laborer K^Iall Manuf. Co., dwl S s Stev-
enson bet Fifth and S! ■ n
Rilev Thomas, laborer PaciEc Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot
First
Riley Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Riley Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 37
Minna
Riley Thomas, plasterer, dwl 1235 Mission
Riley Thomas D. {Riiey tt Vest), dwl 1002 Natoma
Riley Thomas F., longshoreman, dwl NW cor Octavia and
McAllister
Rilev Thomas J., laborer, dwl 130 Shipley
RileV W. H. (colored), hairdresser Phillips & Co., dwl 1116
Taylor
Riley William, ptnionmaker Cornell Watch Co.
Riley & Vest {Thomas D. Riley aiid George FesQ, hay
and grain. NE cor Spear and Harrison
Rimassa Charles, hairdresser, dwl 720 Washington
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabUshed 1852.
Rimassa Emanuel, boots and shoes, 720 Washington
Rinibaultz Luis, tailor, dwl 641 Broadway
Rimer John, jilasterer Palace Hotel
Rimingon Catherine (widow), furnished rooms, 8 Central PI
Rimlinf^er Antoine, expressman, dwl 191-1 Mason
Riuce Joseph, ma^on Palace Hotel
Rinch Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 521 Howard
Rincou Point Warehouse, E. V. Hathaway proprietor, foot
Spear
RINC'OSi POIXT "WnARF. Sjiear bet Folsom and Har
Hinders John, plumber Bush & Milne
Rindge Harrison A., clerk William E. Loomia, dwl 1026
Clay
Rines James P., foreman E. K. Howes & Co., dwl N 8
Fourteenth Av bet M and P, South S. F.
Rines John R., lettercarrier S. F. Post-oflQce, dwl 177
Minna
Ring Anna Miss, tailoress, dwl 523 Tehama
King Annie Miss, tailoress, dwl 57 Everett
Ring Daniel, laborer, dwl 57 Everett
Ring Francis, porter D. E. Allison & Co., dwl West End
Hotel
Ring Hannah Miss, seamstress, dwl 57 Everett
Rmg Henry, miner, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Ring John, stonecutter, dwl 235 Minna
Ring Jeremiah W., stevedore, dwl NE cor Chestnut and
Kearny
Ring Katie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 57 Everett
Ring Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Allen, dwl 166
First
Ring Patrick, junkdealer, dwl 921 Natoma
Ring R. G., salesman, 605 Sansom, dwl 102 Mason
Ring R. S., bookkeeper, dwl 1212 Mission
Ring William, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 166 Third
Ringe Elbe, clerk Joseph Melboum, dwl 501 Pacific
Ringen Peter (Lilk-eiidey d- R.), dwl 604 Lombard
Ringenburg Run, brewer National Brewery, dwl SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Ringgold Charles S., laundryman, dwl 350 Grove
Ringgold William H. Mrs. (widow), ladies' hairdresser, 1105
Stockton, dwl 1104 Stockton
Ringo J. L. R., local agent Indemnity Union, ofiSce 432
Montgomery room 1, dwl 776 Howard
Ringot Joseph, marine surveyor, dwl N 3 California bet
Scott and Devisadero
Ringrose James, mason Palace Hotel
Ringrose Rodev, bricklaver, dwl 43 Minna
Ringstrom P. 14., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl 626J
Stevenson
Rink W., cook, dwl 533 Sacramento
Rinkush Morris, tailor John Bloch, dwl 327 Third
Rinn Henrj", foreman California Jewelry Co., dwl 133 Page
Rinsella Pet«r, plumber Bush & .Milne
Riordan Barthol'»mew, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl SW cor
Seventeenth and Harrison
Riordan Cornelius, bricklayer, dwl 1079 Market
Riordan Daniel, bootmaker, dwl 33 Bryant Av
Riordan Daniel, bootmaker Perry Veit«h. dwl 609 Howard
Riordan Demiis. laborer Lucy & Donnelly, dwl cor Jer-
sey and El Dorado
Riordan Dennis, liquor saloon, 502 Third
Riordan Dennis F., shoemaker Etnsteui Bros. & Co.
407 Grove
Riordan Eugene, bootmaker E. H. Dunbar, dwl 407 Grove
Riordan Eugene P., longshoreman, dwl W s Vermont bet
Humboldt and Nevada
Riordan Jeremiah (Flynne A Co), dwl 1190 Broadway
Riordan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 563i Stevenson
Riordan John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Riordan John, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 803 Jones
Riordan John, porter Russ House
Riordan John, shoemaker, dwl 156 Silver
Riordan John P., wood and coal, C25 Howard, dwl 31S
Mason _ .
Riordan Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 33 Tehama
Riordan Marv Ann. dwl 1201 Kearny
Riordan Michael, laborer Superintendent Pubhc Streets
Riordan Michael, teamster George Morrow & Co., dwl 27
Commercial
Riordan Patrick, lather Palace Hotel
Riordan Patrick, milkranch, Seventh Av bet L and Jl,
Soulh S. F.
Riordan Richard, boilermaker, dwl 512 Hyde .
Riordan Richard R., compositor Francis & Valentme.dwl
33 Tehama , , „ „
Riordan Rosina Mrs. . milliner, 134 Kear, dwl Russ House
Riordan Samuel, salesman Lyon Newman, dwl Russ House
Riordan Thomas D., law student B. S. Brooks, dwl 808
Jones
, dwl
Riordan Timothy, clerk 642 Clay, dwl ,629 Sacramento
Riordan Timothy, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart
Riordan T. P. , real-estate agent, 9 Post, dwl 642 Minna
Riordan. See Rierxion
Rios Henrj-, expressman, NE cor Daris and Washington,
dwl 1619} Dupont
Rioton Adam, paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, res Oakland
Riott Jacob, cook Dresdener House, 337 Hush
RIOTTE F.I'4iE\F X„ mining engineer and assaver,
office 21 First, res Oakland
Ripley Bella Mrs., dwl 704 Pine
Ripley Charles, plasterer, dwl 320 Jessie
Ripley Charles J., plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Ripley John, dwl 127 Perry
Ripley John H.. carpenter, dwl 529 Fourth
Ripley S. H.. mechanic, dwl 633 Sacramento
Ripon William, dwl 522 Jones
Rippe John, clerk Martin Tiedemann, dwl SW cor Hayes
and Polk
Rippel Albert, cabinetmaker RoUand & Fischer, dwl 702
Pacific
Ripstock Adolph, stonecutter Orford & Degan, E s Cen-
tral Av bet Post and Geary
Rims Emanuel, seaman stm Constantine
Risdon Charles, cook Dallas A. Kneass, 624 Mission
BIlsDOX IRON A.\» LOCOMOTIVF. WORKI^,
William H. Taylor president. Lewis R. Mead secreta-
ry. SE cor Howard and Beale
Risdon John N., dwl 1019 Pine
Risdon Robert N., clerk Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, dwl
1019 Pine
Rise Henrj- G., clerk San Francisco Post-office, dwl 1015
Clay
Rising Alfred {Hunt X- R.), attorney at law. office 409
California, dwl 1315 California
Rising Star Silver Mining Co. (Idaho), William Willis sec-
retarj', office 419 California room 17
Risk William, stevedore Menzies & Bingham, dwl 315
Union
Rislev Arthur A. {Risley ■!• Barber), dwl 506 Bush
Risley & Barber (A rthur A . RMey and Robert L. Bar-
ber), merchant tailors, 60<i Bush
Rismondo Louis, coffee, oyster, and liquor saloon. 629
Daria. dwl W s Montgomery bet BA'xy and Vallejo
Rispaud Peter, pantryman Somaly & Coqueugniot, dwl 4
Virginia PI
Risselmann Henry, with Adolph Assmann, dwl Hamp-
shire bet El Dorado and Alameda
Rissland Albin, tillerman H. and L. No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl
30 O'Farrell
Risso Giuseppe, vegetables, 16 Colombo Market
Risso Marcella, vegetables, 31 Colombo Market
Ristenport William, salesman 725 Market
Ristow John W., groceries and liquors, NW cor Turk and
Van Ness .\v
Ritchet Alma Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum,
dwl W B Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Richie Francis, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Ritchie J. C, -Miss, dressmaker, 9 Taylor
Ritchie Joseph, real estate, dwl 14 Eddy
Ritchie Mary Mrs., dwl Hoff Av bet Si-iteenth and Seven-
teenth
Ritchie Napoleon B., builder, dwl 408 Austm
Ritchie William, paying teller First National Bank, res
Saucelito
Ritchie William C, stevedore, dwl 322 Green .
Ritscher Gustav, clerk Gibson & PresUm, dwl 811 Umon
Ritson Edward, painter Wason &. Morris. 3,S California
Ritter Albert, jeweler, 527 Kearny, dwl SO" Pacific
RitterArthemise Mrs., dressmaking, 540 Fourth
RITTER «'HAKLES A. (KoehUr & R.\ dwl 2330
Washington
Ritter J-. niachhiist, dwl 540 Fourth
Ritter John, woolpuller Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl SE cor
Sixth and Brannan . „ __ ■ j i oa
Ritter John A., woodcarver L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 20
Boardm.an PI „ ,.^ ,^ „
Rittmeyer E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopohtan I>nmary
School, dwl ISLangton ,„,.,.„,
Rittore Antoine (RMm i: SUvedri), dwl 81d \ allejo, rear
Rittore & Silvestri (A. Rittore and A. Stlvcttri), fish, 5
Clav St. Market
Ritzau "Henn-, musician, dwl 14 Scott 1 1
Ritzki Gustav, barber, dwl 22 Lew-is PI
Ritzman Daniel B-, bootmaker Jacob Cohn, dwl Tele-
Ritzm^nn J..hn, workman Bavaria Brewery, dwl Mont-
gomerj' Av bet Vallejo and Green
Riullir Paul, barkeeper John Gingg, dwl 621 California
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Riverman Charles, boarding, NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Rivers Charles W., clerk 504 Montgomerj', dwl Interna-
tional Hotel
Rivers Matthew, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Columbia
House
Rivers Richard, farmer, dwl W a Chenery bet Thhlieth
and Randal
Rivola George, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232
Second
Rix Albert Rev., dwl 208 Tj-ler
Rix Alfred. attf)rnev at law, office 606 Montgomery rooms
10 and 20, dwl 743 Pine
Rix Annie E., adjuster U. S. Mint, dwl 30 Potter
Rix Augusta (widow), furnished rooms, 1 St. Mary
Rix Etiward, woodcarver John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl
Eleventh nr Mission
Rix Edward A., clerk, dwl 743 Pine
RL\ Hale (Drake <fr R.\ attorney at law, office 708 Mont-
gomery, dwl 30 Potter
Rix Julian W., artist, dwl 743 Pine
Rix Margaret Mrs., private boarding, 743 Pine
Rixford Emmet H., attorney at law, office 523 California,
dwl 1235 Hyde
Rixford Gulian P., commercial reporter Morning Call, dwl
1825 Bush
Rixon Albert, driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 1308 Kearny
Rixon C. H. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School
Rixnn John, tailor, dwl IS First
Rixon John A., tailor Louis Cohen, dwl 1308 Kearny
Rixsinger Paul, bootmaker, 1213 Pacific
Rizzo Oiust.-pi>o. fisherman, dwl 10 Washington
K. J. KOHLIvR'S KEDirCTION AK» REFINING
M'ORKS, office 330 Pine room 36
Roa James, laborer, dwl 510 Miima, rear
Roach Alexander, laborer, dwl 208 Beale, rear
Roach Alexander P., laborer, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Riiach Catherine Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1422 Washington
Roach Catherine (widow), laundress, dwl 112 William
Ruach David, butcher James Nelson
Roach David, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.. dwl 316 Pitch
Roach Dennis, laborer, dwl Bernal Heights
Roach Dennis, longshoreman, dwl 34 De Boom
Roach Frank, foundrjTnan, dwl 2S Minna
Roach George, rigger' William Green, dwl 20 Folsom
Roach James, laborer, dwl King St. House
Roach James, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
fout Fourth
Roach James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Roach James V., collector Renton Coal Co. , dwl 26 Pleasant
Roach John, longshoreman, dwl 7 Jessie
ROA4'II JOHN, optician and mathematical instrument-
maker, SW cor Montgomery and Sac, dwl 820 Union
Roach John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 5S3 Market
Roach John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Roach John F., cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 1106 Mont
Roach L., miner, dwl 533 Sacramento
Roach Lawrence, expressman, SE cor Mission and Second,
dwl 343 Clementina
Roach LawTence, laborer, dwl 848 Folsom
Roach M.. laborer Palace Hotel
Roach Michael, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.
Roach Michael, liquor saloon, 21 Sixth
Roach Michael J., i>lasterer. dwl 113 Jones
Roach P., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Roach Patrick, laborer, dwl 521 Howard
HOA<'U PUIUP A. (WiUiam S. Moss <t- Co.), dwl 820
Union
Roach Richard, tanner, dwl 762 Brannan, rear
Roach T., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Roach Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 9 Nevada
Roach Tobias M., dwl 1820 Bush
Roach Walter, cooper Kelly & Norton, dwl 1106 Mont
Roach Walter, messenger S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, dwl SE cor Mission and Eighth
Roach W. E., millhand Benjamin T. Ellis, dwl 10 Berry
Roach William, expressman, dwl 13 Clinton
Roach William, molder, dwl 152 First
Roach. See Roche
Roaht Michael, laborer, dwl 520 Mission
Robar Eagen, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl Ouincv
House
Robartsen Thomas, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Robb James A., machinist, dwl E s Harrison bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Robb John, assistant secretary S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, dwl 600 Bush **
ROBItlNS CUAULES F.
Oakland
(Blake, Rohbins & Co.), res
Robbins David M., porter stm New World, Front St.
Wharf
Robbins Edmimd (ro:7i Brimt cfc i?.), dwl 202 Seventh
Robbins Enos V., stockbroker, office 413 California, dwl
1023 Sutter
Robbins Frederick, carpenter, dwl 173 Perry
Robbins Frederick, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl S s Sixteenth bet Guerrero and Valencia
Robbins George, M-aiter Windsor House
ROBBI>'S JAMES J., president Dardanelles Mining
Co., office 402 Montgomery, dwl Occidental Hotel
Robbins James M., canvasser and general agent, dwl 211
Second
Robbins John W., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Robbins Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Robbins Julia Miss, dwl 540 Minna
Robbins Mark, mate stm Santa Cruz, dwl 117 Drumm
Robbins Samuel, printer, dwl 1221 Pacific
Robbins William J., expressman, cor Market and Steuart,
dwl N\S Bush bet Fillmore and Steiner
Robbins W. M., dwl 424 Sansom
Robbins. See Robins
Robbison John, dwl 537 Sacramento
Roberson Abel, dwl 614 Kearny
Roberson Clement, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 810
Green
Roberson Joseph S., clerk, dwl 310 Stockton
Roberson Sweet, laborer Baker & Hamilton, dwl 3 Mont-
gomery Court
Robert August, doormaker B. & J. S. Doe. dwl 113 Silver
Robert Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 906 Folsom
Robert Gervais, barkeeper, dwl 305 Montgomery Av
Robert John, shipwright, dwl 225 Folsom
Robert. Joseph, gtirdener Mrs. Mary L. Dooly, 1321 Sutter
Robert. Jules, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Robert Jules D.. tailor, SOI Kearny, dwl 732 Green
Robert Laird, mason, dwl 255 Minna
ROBERT PAITI J. (Peachy d- R.). attorney at law,
office 620 Washington room 25, dwl 524 Pine
Robert Thomas, laborer, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo
Roberts , carpenter, dwl 403 Broadway
Roberts A. H., upholsterer. 8 Taylor
Roberts Alexander (colored), whitewasher, dwl 14 Vij^nia
Roberts Alexander, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 419
Sutter
Roberts Anton, second-hand furniture, 837 Pacific
Roberts Azariah, boilemiaker, dwl 541 Second
Roberts Charles, general cash teller National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., res Oakland
Roberts Charles, clerk, dwl 36 Geary
Roberts Charles, shipcarpcnter, dwl 10 Beny
Roberts Charles G., assistant superintendent Mission and
Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl 230Si Howard
Roberts Charles H., miner, dwl 124 Welsh
Roberts Charles J., bootmaker, dwl 860 Harrison
Robert.s Daniel S.. stockbroker, office 423 Calif omia, rear,
dwl N^V cor Bartlett and Twenty-foiuth
Roberts David, brickmason, dwl 218 Broadway
Roberts David, stevedore, dwl 316 Beale
Roberts David H., restaurant and bquor saloon, NE cor
Mission and Sixteenth
Roberts D. W., bookkeeper, dwl 29 O'Farrell
Roberts E., boilemiaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co. *s Wharf,
dwl 541 Second
Roberts E., conductor Omnibus R. R.
Roberts Ebenezer E., speculator, dwl 29i Third
Roberts Edward A., machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl
523 Howard
Roberts Eli, carpenter, dwl Twenty-third Av nr Railroad,
Av, South S. F.
Roberts Estelle Mme., dressmaker, dwl 732 Green
Roberts E. W., student Heald's Business College
Roberts George, clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl 157
Silver
Roberts Geoi^e, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Roberts George, stevedore A. C. Freese
Roberts George D., capitalist, office 401 California room
11, res Oakland
Roberts George F., manufacturing confectioner, dwl 605
Ellis
Roberts George G., contractor, dwl 157 Silver
Roberts George W., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn. 232 Sutter
Roberts H., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 731 Natoma
Roberts Harrison, canvasser Morning Call, dwl 10 Siith
Roberts Henry, baker S. M. Pike, dwl 810 Clay
Roberts Henry, bricklayer, dwl 81 Natoma
Roberts Henn,-. mason Pacific Rolling Mills
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
Roberts Henrj-, miner, dwl -103 Broadway
Roberts Henry G., tinner James Maguire, dwl 273 Jessie
Roberts Heiirv M., en^neer, dwl 4 Bartol
Roberts H. M'., dummyman Clay St. HilR. R.
Roberts J., calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Roberts Jabez, barkeeper James Rice, dwl 304 Pacific
Roberts James, dwl %S Harrison
Roberts James, carpenter, dwl 731 Natoma
Roberts James, porter Drake & Emerson, dwl Washing-
ton bet Front and Davis
ROBEBTS J.4MES B., office 315 California, and su-
penisor Seventh Ward, dwl 572 Harrison
Roberts Jeremiah, clerk John Hanifin, dwl 2 Hampton
Court
Roberts J. H., metalrnofer Conlin & Roberts, 751 Mission
Roberts John, cigarmaker, dwl Prinsjle Court nr Greenwich
Roberts John, longrshoreman, dwl 1001 Battery
Roberts John, machinist, dwl 3 Eddy PI
Roberts John, machinehand S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
151 Tehama
Roberts John, milkranch, nr San Bruno Road opp Bay
View
Roberts John, shipcalker, dwl 305 Minna
Roberts John, stevedore, dwl 313 Bryant
Roberts John C. (Cnnlin d- it.), dwl 273 Jessie
Roberts John E. . harnessmaker Cornelius C. N. Little,
dwl New RaUToad House Fourth nr King
Roberts .Tohn W., groceries and liquors, NW cor Austin
and Polk
Roberts John W., longshoreman, dwl 911 Battery
Roberts John W., special pohceman, dwl SW cor Polk
and Bush
Roberts Joseph, clerk Samuel L. Hasey, dwl 14 Harlan PI
Roberts Joseph, mixer Frear Stone Co., dwl cor Fourth
and Folsom
Roberts Joseph, porter Henry W. Stable, dwl 16 Scott
Roberts Josiah, hostler San Francisco Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Roberts J. T. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Roberts Martin E. , shipping and real estate, 633 Front,
dwl 1001 Stockton
Roberts Mary Mrs., proprietress New Railroad House, w
s Fourth bet King and Berry
Roberts Marj- E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pn-
man- .School, dwl 157 Silver
Roberts "Matilda Mrs., dressmaker Fratinger & NoU, dwl
10 Montgi:.mer\-
Roberts M. R. Jr. , student Heald's Business College
Roberts Xewton, watennan, dwl 1114 Harrison
Roberts Peter, shapehand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 40S
Brvant
Roberts R.. laborer H. O. Fiske, dwl 257 Stevenson
Roberts Richard M. {Hill <t- E.), dwl 730 Filbert
Roberts Robert T. , workman Assayer's Department U. b.
Mint, dwl 504 Howard
Roberts Robert W. E., clerk, dwl 403 Broad«-ay
Roberts R. W., clerk S. F. Laundrj- Association, dwl 15i
Roberts Samuel, blacksmith McArron & Sophey, dwl S48
Fourth , , „„„ _
Roberts S. H., dentist, office 142i Fourth, dwl 802 How
Roberts Stephen N., deputy superintendent streets, dwl
529 Pine
Roberts Thomas, deckhand stm San Joaquin, Jackson St.
Wharf , , -,.
Roberts Thomas, laborer Pacific EoUing Mdls, dwl Mu-
souri bet Butte and Solano „ . , j i
Roberts Thomas W., barkeeper Welsh Harp Hotel, dwl
217 Broadwav
Roberts V. E., dressmaker, dwl 29} Third
Roberts W. E., lather Palace Hotel
Roberts Weslev, land speculator, dwl 36 Geary
Roberts William, dwl 20i Wetmore PI
Roberts William, carpenter, 304 Bea.e
Roberts William, machinist, dwl 1219 Broadw-ay, rear
Roberts William, machinist Cornell Watch Co.
Roberts William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Third nr
Verona PI ,.,_ »r i, ♦ Cf
Roberts William, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
Wharf , ,
Roberts William C, tailor, dwl 821 Market ^
Roberts WUham 0.. agent California and Oregon Stage
Co., office 208 Montgomen,-, dwl 204 Montgomerj^
Roberts WiUiam H.. second otficer Pacific Mad S. i>-^o
Robertson Alexander, photographic printer Bradley »
Rulofson, dwl 1312 Larkin
Robertson Alexander, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Robertson Alexander, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 «ew
Montgomery
Robertson A. M., salesman Chilion Beach, dwl 51G Folsom
Robertson Andrew, tailor. 564} Natoma
Robertson Augusta C. Miss, teacher Kincon School, dwl
317 Hamson
Robertson David, Liborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 26 Rincon PI
Robertson Ernest B., clerk Commercial Ins. Co., dwl 317
Harrison
Robertson Frederick, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger
& Son, dwl 906 Folsom
Robertson George B.. teacher, dwl 527 Post
Robertson G. F., bricklayer, dwl 63 Natoma
Robertson Gustave, gunsmith Liddle & Kaeding
Robertson Hans, Scandina\ian Soc., 71 New Montgomer>-
Robertson Herbert, shipwright, dwl N s Eighteenth Av
nr R. South S. F.
Robertson J., carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Robertson J., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Robertson J., mason Palace Hotel
Robertson James, engineer Hanscom & Co., dwl Overland
House
Robertson James, porter 320 Montgomcrj', dwl «i6 Com
Robertson James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Robertson James, whitewasher, dwl Duncan Court nr
Broadway
Robertson James C, medical student, dwl 527 Post
Robertson J. B., physician, dwl 25 Sixth
BOBERTSOX J.'B.4BR. director Califomian Land
Investment Co. (limited) of London, office 330 Pine
room 57, dwl Occidental Hotel
Robertson Jessie M. (widow), dwl 317 Harrison -
Robertson J. Mortimer, geologist, office 302 Montgomery,
dwl 320 Ellis
Robertson Joel, carpenter, dwl E s Church bet Twenty-
fourth and Elizabeth
Robertson John, carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl 4»S
Stevenson
Robertson John, laborer, dwl 3 Eddy PI
Robertson John, mason, dwl 15} Sixth
Robertson John, painter, dwl 604 Minna
Robertson John, i>ainter John L. Hall, dwl 114 Market
Robertson John, pianomaker. dwl 309 Chestnut
Robertson John B., physician, office and dwl 2.'. Sixth
Robertson John D., salesman Henry Gerke, dwl 2U, Ma-
Robertson John Prince (Smith, Cutter <t Co.), dwl 1107
Stockton , -n a '
Robertson Joshua, plumber S. F. Assaymg and ReSning
Works, dwl 942} Harrison
Robertson Josie, chambermaid CosmopoMtan Hotel
Robertson J. S., corresponding clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.,
dwl 417 Montgomer>"
Robertson LawTence, hairdresser. 442} Third
Robertson Leah Mrs., dressmaker, 1,5} Sixth
Robertson Lizzie V., teacher music, dwl 317 Hamson
Robertson Louisa Mrs. , dwl 3 Pratt PI
Robertson Margaret (widow), dwl 516 Folsom
Robertson Margery C. Miss, teacher Powell St. Prrniarj
School, dwl 2 Chelsea PI
Robertson Mary (widow), dwl 2 Chelsea PI
Robertson Mar}- Mrs., dressmaker. 32 Second
Robertson Orrin, clerk M. J. Fan-ell, dwl .--A Minna
Robertson R. L., confectioners' and K". V»8 Market
Robertson Robert, dr^'-goods clerk, dwl 9 Mmna
Robertson Robert, master mariner, dwl 16 Spear
Robertson Robert, Shipwrights' Jour Assn, 'l New Mont
Robertson Susie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, dwl
812 Jackson
Robertson T. E., mason Palace Hotel
Robertson Walter Samuel (flamiiton * JJ.),d»l 10 0 Far-
RobeSon William, clerk Huntington, Hopkins* Co., dwl
Rob^Sfon wmilm. Pacific Nursery. W s Folsom bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth, dc|»t 106 California Market
Robertson William, plumber, dwl 942} Hams.m
gSteS William A., vice-principal LincoU. Grammar
Robf^n'wmiiS'Bn., clerk William T. Coleman 4
Co., dwl 1205 Washington ^ , „, „ . .
Robertson William R., housemover, dwl 37 Natoma
Robertson William R., foreman pressroom John a. car
many & Co., dwl Chener>- nr Thirtieth
Robertson. See Robers.,n, Robins.in. and Robison
R^Sn George (colored), laborer dwi 209 Prospect PI
Robiescher Samuel, 5h.*makcr, 12,} Seventh
Robillard John, painter, dwl 20 Clnncntiiia
Robin Adrian (P.cAol .1- if.), dwl 612 fourth
Robin Emile, barkeeper, dwl 641 Broadway
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D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Mont ,
Robin Frank, laundrj', 1S16 Mason
UoliiTi .lolin, bootmaker Louis Adler, dwl 502 Broadway
Kitliitiot Kuijtnc, merchant, dwl 639 Broadway
linttiiut Htnrj', expressman, G'23 Davis, dwl 1219 Stock
Iliibiiut Jules, wines and liquors, 641 and 643 Broadway
Knliimtt John, phmaber, dwl 4 Ridley
Knbinett Louis, pressman Edward Bosqui & Co.,
Robinett M. Miss, teacher Tj'ler St. Primary School, dwl
5 Tliirteenth
Rubinett Thomas {J. V. Lawrence <& Co.), dwl 741 Market
Robinett Zoro, blacksmith, dwl 4 Ridley
Robmette Theodore J., saloonkeeper, dwl 2 Gerke Alley
Rubins Emily Mrs., ex-superint«ndent Woman's Publish-
ing Co. , dwl 005 Pine
Robins George, capitalist, dwl 914 Sutter
Robins Mathew, broker, dwl 709 Post
Robins Mortimer, porter, dwl 828J Vallejo
Robins. See Robbins
Robinson , tailor, dwl 706 Mason
Robinson A. B., clerk, dwl 220 Third
Robinson Albert, laborer, dwl 127 Welsh
Robinson Albert S., insurance soliciti:)r, dwl 1013 Larkin
Robinson Alfred, trustee Los Ang-eles Land Assn. office
542 Market, dwl 2 Park PI
Robinson Alvah W., real estate, office 512 Montgomery,
dwl 615 Turk
Robinson Anna (widow), dwl 438 Union, rear
Robinson Augustus, bookkeeper, dwl 630 Valencia
Robinson B., plasterer Palace Hotel
Robinson Charles, barkeeper, dwl 619 Pacific
Robinson Charles, butcher WiUiam Winkler, dwl 1414
Washington
Robinson Charles, laborer, dwl 25 Clay
Robinson Charles, miller Deming, Palmer k Co., dwl 419
Vallejo
Robinsitn Charles F., laborer Machiuerj" Dept. U. S. Mint
Robinson Charles J., auditor Southem'Pac. R. R.. NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 33, dwl 128 Eighth
Robinson Chester H., bookkeeper 708 Kearny, dwl 314
Bush
ROBI\SO\ CORVELiri^ P„ attorney at law, office
SW cor Montgomery and Commercial, dwl 707 Post
Robinson Crittenden, clerk City and Coimty District At-
torney, dwl 2512 Octa\ia
Robinson Daniel, laborer, dwl 30J Zoe
Robinson Da\id, printer Mahon, Thomas & Co., dwl 521
Minna
Robinson Edward, clerk, dwl 10 Rondel PI
Robinson Edward, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Robinson Edward L , attorney at law Central Pacific R. R. ,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 40, dwl 4
Cleaveland
Robinson Edward N,, office 603 Washington, res Kelsey
House. Oakland
Robinson Edward R. {R. R. Swain <fc Co.), dwl 213 Sutter
Robinson Edwin H., compositor John H. Carmany & Co.
dwl 213 Clara
Robinson Edwin J. {Charles A. Bawley d: Co.), dwl 232
Robinson Elizabeth (widow), dwl 407 Filbert
Robinson F. A., carpenter, dwl 814 Sansom
Robinsctn Francis (widow), dwl 254 Clementina
Robinson Francis, laborer, dwl 308 Folsora
Hobinson Frank, clerk Central Hotel, dwl S14 Sansom
Robinson Frank, peddler, dwl 562 Natoma
Robinson Frank J., stevedore Heywood & Harmon, rei
Oakland
Robinson Freeland. saloonkeeper, dwl 814 Sansom
R*'binson George, salesman, dwl 223 Stevenson
Robinson George, steward Pacific Mail S. S. China, dwl
13.5 South Park Av
Robinson George, teamster, NW cor Sacramento and
Davis, dwl 62 Clara
Robinson George E., porter Engelbrecht & Levy, dwl ITOtt
Leavenworth
Robinson George, dwl 527 Poet
Robinson George H., clerk Repair Shop Central Pacific R.
R.. cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Robinson George M., clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl 641 Fol
Robinson George W., painter, dwl 271 Minna
Rol)inson George W., yainter, dwl 1230 Mission
Robmson Harrj-, miner, dwl 428 Green
Robuison Henr}'. clerk Richard Ehrichg, dwl SE cor Bat-
ten.' and Vallejo
Robinson Henry C, carpenter Cook & Trounson. dwl 423
Bush
Robinson Heniy E., real estate, office Pacific Bank. 201
Sansom
Robinson H. L., miner, dwl 6 Martha PI
Robinson Hugh, actor Buckley's Varieties, dwl Lick House
Robinson Hugh, conductor Market St. R. R.
Robinson Hugh, laborer Hendry & Co.. dwl 446 Drumm
Robinson Isidore (widow), dwl 419 Vallejo
Robinson J., dwl 2321 Howard
Robinson J., carpenter Palace Hotel
Robinson J,, cook H. Wood, dwl 526 Market
Robinson Jacob, salesman L. Hirsch, dwl 12S Turk
Robinson James, dwl 67 Jessie
Robinson James, circus performer, dwl Morttin House
Robinson James, machinist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 72
Jessie
Robinson James, metalroofer WiUiam Cronan, dwl 1023
Market
Robinson James A., clerk Arthur W. Bowman, dwl 2 Park
PI
Robinson James F., clerk William Garrettson & Co., dwl
629 Washington
Robinson James J., stevedore, dwl 25 Clinton
Robinson J. C. , salesman Engelbrecht & Levy, res Oakland
Robinson J. Cahin, dwl 419 O'Farrell. rear "
Robinson Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms, 914 Stockton
Robinson Jerrj-, contractor and builder, 127 Fifth
Robinson John, butcher Jolui Kohlmoos, dwl 306 Clara
Robinson John, grainer Hopps & Sons
Robinson John, laborer, dwl 325 Ritch
Robinson John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Robinson John, porter, dwl 37 Baldwin Court
Robinson John, upholsterer G. H. Mitchell & Co., dwl
407 Filbert
Robinson John, willowworker, dwl 521 Jessie
Robinson John A., chief clerk U. S. Sur\eyor-Generara
Office, dwl 106 Post
Robinson John C, teacher St. Ignatius College, dwl 836
Market
Robinson John J., coalpasser Pacific MaQ S. S. Constitu-
tion
Robinson John R., cashier Dime Savings Bank, 646 Mar-
ket, dwl 606 San Jos6 Av
Robinson Jos6, dwl 703 Market
Robinson Joseph, dwl 207 Minna
Robinson Joseph, sawyer Hobbs, Pomerov & Co., dwl
1609 California
Robinsiin Joseph Arthur, canvasser, dwl 245 Slinna
BOBI\SOX JlfAN A., vice-president Colorado Com-
mercial and Land Co., office 526 Montgomery room 5,
dwl 59 South Park
Robinson Julius, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co. , dwl 1516 Tay-
lor
Robinson Junius, bookkeeper, dwl 223 Stevenson
Robinson Lewis R., carpenter, dwl 613 Ivy Av
ROBIi\SOX L. l., capitalist, office 603 Washington,
dwl 119 Taylor
Robinson M., blacksmith, dwl 446 Brannan
Robinson M. Mme., ladies* nurse, dwl 636 Green
Robinson Marmaduke, clerk, dwl SOS Beale
Robinson Mary Twidow), dwl 519 Third
Robinson Man' (widow), dwl 1612 Post, rear
Robinson Matilda Mrs., dwl 322 Third
Robinson Michael, tinsmith, 16 Clay, dwl 67 Jessie
Robinson N;ison, policeman City Hall, dwl 603 Bush
Robinson Nicia, dwl 25 Second
Robinson Oscar, clerk William M. Searby, dwl 243 Fifth
Robinson Pet€r, master mariner, dwl 2015 Dupont
Robinson Pet^r, porter, dwl 619 Pacific
Robinson Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Robinson Peter, teamster, dwl 2015 Dupont
Robinson R., waiter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Robinson R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 246 Third
Robinson Rebecca Miss, dwl 10 Liberty
Robinson Richard G., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 2010 Larkin
ROBI\SO.\ UOBERT, attorney Central Pacific R. R.,
Southern Pac. R. R.,and Cal. Pacific R. R.. NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 40. dwi 1204 Mission
Robinson Robert, carpenter, dwi 245^ Clara
Robinson Robert, teamster, dwl 52 Clara
Robinson Robert A., deputy superintendent streets, dwl
547 Mission
Robinson Robert H., carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl 320
Jessie
Robinson Robert W., dravTuan John Ziegenbein & Co.,
dwl 52 Clara
Robinson Samuel, dwl 108 Minna
Robinson Samuel, bookkeeper Painter & Co., dwl 1817
Leavenworth
Robinson Samuel, stevedore, dwl New Railroad House
W s Fourth nr Berr>-
Robinson S. E. (widow), dwl 119 Taylor
MORGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have tlie Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
ROBINSOX SETH, attorney at law, ofBce NW cor Sac-
ramento and Kearny, dwl 10 Silver
Robinson Se.^'niour {Kobiiuion ■(■ Hall), dwl 810 Vallejo
Robinson S.M., machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 571
Bryant
Robinson Sumner F., clerk, dwl 814 Sansom
Knbinson T., boilermaker Francis I. Curiy
Robinson T. Mrs. (widow), dwl 111 Taiiof
Robinson Tliomas, blacksmith, dwl 10 Noble PI
Robinson Thomas, plumber Julius Lempke, dwl 67 Jessie
Robinson Thomas, stonecutter Charles McGregor, res
Vallejo Mills
Robinson Thomas A., teacher Pacific Business College,
dwl 51 S G&iry
Robinson Thomas B., clerk Simmons, Rowe & Co., dw!
2511 Folsom
Robinson Thomas P., clerk 412 Clay, dwl 2015 Dup.5nt
Robinson Tod, stockbroker, 415 Mont, dwl m Taylor
Robinson \V., broker, dwl 636 Commercial
Robinson W. A., clerk S. F. Post-offlce, dwl 323 Jessie
Robinson V\'. A., special policeman, dwl 710 Washington
Robinson Walter T., clerk Simmons, Rowe & Co., dwl 2511
Folsom
Robinson William, carpenter, dwl 320 Jessie
Robinson William, clerk, dwl 22 Anna
Robinson Willi.am, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Robinson William, seaman, dwl 3t) Jackson
Robinson William, ship-wheeluiaker and joiner, 20 Steu-
art, dwl 233 Hayes
Robinson William Charles, teamster Robert Robinson,
dwl 52 Clara
Robinson William Ely, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co. , dwl
111 Taylor
Robinson William F., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.,
dwl 63 Muma
Robinson W. J. X., signpainter James Donavan, dwl NW
cor Mission and Laskie
Robinson William T. , housecarpenter, dwl 9 Oak
Robinson William T., miner, dwl 1126 Pine
Robinson Zina, surveyor, dwl 216 Clara
Robinson & Hall {Seiimour JRobiittoii and Richard B.
Hall), soap factory, N>V cor Pinckney PI and Hinckley
Robinson. See Roberson and Robertson
Robio dementia (widow), dressmaker, dwi 1121 Kearny
Robio Virginia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1121 Kearny
Robison Ancel C, birds, goldfish, and curiosities, 217
Washington, dwi 915 Stockton
Robison Charles D., ijiker Mezzochrome Copying Co. , dwl
1824 Powell
Robison E. F. Mrs., dwl 1206 Market
Robitscheck Herrmann, merchant, 416 Sac, dwl 600 Bush
Robl John, butcher 5 and 6 California Market, dwl 807
Filbert , , .
Robles Escolastic, helper Phelps Manuf. Co. , dwl S Louisa
RobUng Nicholas M., agent MetropohUn Hotel, dwi 732
Union
Roboed J., dwi 220 Pacific .
Robrecht Aaton (Aatm Rolnecht i: Bro.), dwl 837 Pacific
Eobrecht Aaton & Bro. (Au-jmt Robrecht), furmtiu-e, 837
Robrecht August (Aatmi Robrecht A Bro.), dwl 837 Pac
Robson , carpenter, dwi 320 Jessie
Robson George, machinist, dwl E s Alabama bet Tiventy-
filth and Twenty-sixth
Robson Henn-, sawmaker, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-
fifth and 'Twenty-sixth
Robson Hugh, surveyor, dv.i 24 Second Av
Robson John, cutter, dwl 4 Margaret PI ^ , _ , ,.
Robson Theodore, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Iranklin
Hotel
Robson Thomas, carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Robson William, carpenter, dwl 231 Stevenson _
Roccatagliato John (Brizzolara J: Co.), dwl 24T\ctmore PI
Rocco Antonio, marblcpoUsher Andrea Paltenghi, dwi 521
Green
Rocco Francisco, peddler, dwl 521 Green
Koch Joseph, mUler, dwl 433 Broadway
Roch Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 77 Cicmentma
Koch Samuel, shipcarpeiiter, dwi 77 Clementina
Roche Ann (widow), dwi 133 Rose Av
Roche A. P.. student HeaWs Business College
Roche Charles, marble works, 20 Stevenson, dwi 742 How
Roche Edward P., hairdres.'ser, 146 Tehama , , „.„
Roche George W. W., clerk John Taylor & Co., dwl 249
Roche John, printer Francis & Valentine, dwl cor Green
and Sansom
Roche John J. (Parker d- R.), attorney at law, office 8-10
Montgomery Block, dwi 525 Folsom
Roche Maggie, tailoress John Huber, dwl 21 Ohio
Roche Martin, dwl 3 Liberty
Roche Marv (widow), dwl 12 Ohio
Roche Mary Miss, dwi 44J Sixth
Roche Michael, hogranch. Fifth Av bet K and L, dwl Sev-
enth Av bet L and M, South S. F.
Roche Peter, clerk Henrj- Arbuckle, dwi NE cor Sixteenth
and Howard
Roche Samuel, barkeeper Thomas Corbett, dwl 446 Jessie
Roche Thomas B., stonecutter Charles McVicker, dwl 23
Ritch
Roche. See Roach
Rochebrune Alfred D., bookkeeper Nevada and Pacific
Soda Co., 109 California
Rochedale Stephen, stableman Thomas Wilson, dwl 22
Tmk
Rocher Achille.'jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., dwl 813 Pacific
Rochet Joseph, foreman B. P. Flint & Co.'s Warehouse,
SW cor Greenwich and Batterj'
Rochette Charles, drayman Leii Strauss & Co., dwl 1511
Buchanan
Rochford James H., policeman City Hall, dwl 728 Vallejo
Kochford Roselle (widow), dwi 1232 Pacific
Rochfort Michael J., carpenter, dwl SW cor Turk and
Scott
Rochholz Henry, clerk Commercial Insurance Co., dwl
515 Bush
Rochicioli Christophole, brassfinisher Frank Baud, dwi
55S Stevenson, rear
ROCHICIOLI K.4\ERI F., gold and silverplating,
bronze, and engraving works. 8 T>ier
Bock , stevedore Menzies & Binghan* — ^
Bock Charles, laborer, dwl 104i Alta PI
Rock Charles, master mariner, ofiice 305 East
Rock Charles, seaman, dwi 418 Greenwich
Rock Henn- P., law student, dwi 1522 Mason
Rock Island 0. and S. Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
Joseph W. Clark secretary, office 41S California third
floor
Rock John, compositor Evening Post, dwi 1522 Mason
Rock John, real-estate agent, dwi 1522 Mason
Rock Marj- (widow), dwl "02 Sacramento
Rock Nelson, carpenter, dwi York bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth I
Rocker Jaines, dwi 995 Market
Eocker John, laborer, dwi 5 Chestnut Alley
Rocker Louisa, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwi 5
Chestnut Alley , , „„„
Eockett Richard E., hostler WiUiam E. Bndge, dwl 333
Bush
Rockhord Robert, teamster J. D. Hohnes & Co.
Rockman Morris, physician and surgeon, office 22 Kear-
ny, dwi 723 Ellis „ ^,. j
Rockowie William, clerk L. Siebe, dwi NT: cor Fourth and
Everett
Rocks John, laborer, dwi 1,W Shipley „ ^, . , „ _
Rockwell Andrew H. (Rocktcell <t Burlburt), dwl Russ
Rockw°e"ircieveland, assistant V. S. Coast Survey, office
214 Stockton, dwi 504 Powell
Rockwell E. A., editor, dw 533 Sacramento
Rockwell E. A. Miss, portraitpainter, studio 137 Mont-
gomery, dwi 26^ Kearny
Rockwell Peter K., dwl 1016 Geary
Kockwell Walter M.. merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Ho el
Eockwell William M., blacksmith Central B. R., dwl 22
Rockwell & Hurlburt (Andrew H. Rudncell and ifaUom
D //iirff/wrt), horsetrainers Wilson's Amphitheater
Rockwitz George W., bookkeeper Charles Memeckc, dwl
Rockwood Edmund R., clerk Naval Office Custom House,
dwl 139 Fourth ... r. j_i
RockwocKi Rufus, with Oil Ooth Manulactunng Co., dwl
cor Folsom and Twent.v-third
Rockv H. F. , stencilcutter, S W cor Davis and Clay
Sy Mouniain Coal and Iron Co. (Wyoming Ter.), office
402 Montgomery room 32 „„,, .
Rocky Mounitoin Fire clay Agency, office 402 Montgiimerj-
RxirEirlbinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwi 311 Seventh
Rodd Charles, baker, Br.iokl.vii Hotel
Eodd W., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
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Eodilim W. B., student Heald's Business College
Rodden Charles, miner, dwl 227 Second
Redden George, night inspector Custom House, dwl 1228
Vallejo
RcuWi'ii .Tiihn. shoemaker, dwl 54 Jessie, rear
R.idrliT William, laborer, dwl 122i Gilbert, rear
Ruddin Joshua, blacksmith Kostlgan Bros., dwl 15 Ve-
rona PI
Roddy James, laborer Alexander Williams, dwl 237 Minna
Rodd.y James H., carpenter, dwl 153 Minna
Rode Charles, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Rode E.. painter, dwl 813 Washington
Rode Louis, longshoreman, dwl Oregon bet Drumm and
East
Rodecker Elias, carriagemaker, dwl 34 Geary
Rodefcld Frederick (RodefeW i- Weher). dwl 115 Morton
Rodefeld & Weber (Frederick Rodefeld and Herman
I H eber), liquor saloon, SW cor Post and Keamv
Rodeillat Ferdinand, cook 30" Battery, res Alameda
Rodemark Albert, teaser Pacific Glass Works, dwl Mari-
posa nr Mississippi
Roden Adolph, livery stable, 1717 and 1719 Sacramento,
dwl 1328 Jackson
Roden Hueh. shoemaker, dwl 54 Jessie
Rorden William H., salesman T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl
1707 Polk
Rodenbach , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Rodenberg Augusta, dressmaker Margeret Kemp, dwl
214 Ritch
Rodenberg Henry, carpenter, dwl 214 Ritch
Rodeiiberg Mar}', dressmaker Margeret Kemp, dwl 214
Ritch
Roder Christ, teamster, dwl 730 Brannan
Roder J. W., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery dwl
Presidio Barracks
Roderick James, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin
Roderick Manuel, waiter Lick House
Roderick Ross, shipsmith Hendry- & Co., dwl 572 Folsom
Kodey John F., oysterman Solomon Tesniore, dwl 1716
1 ost
Rodger Mary E. Miss, cook, dwl 1335 Folsom
Rodgcrs , barkeeper, dwl 1014 Stockton
Rodgers Abraham, laborer, dwl W s Miller PI nr Folsom
Kodgers Andrew, boilermaker, U„ion Iron Works
Rodgers Arthur, law student Nourse & Phelps, dwl 9
O Farrell
^°''f?7'o^T"^'"' ^- assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office
214 Stockton, res East Oakland
Rodgers Benjamin, liquor saloon. 252 Brannan
Rodgers Bernard, horseshoer John Grace, dwl SW cor
Market and Valencia
Rodgers Cornelius, fireman stm Alameda, dwl N s Green
bet Battery and Sansom
^"''l'^''^, Daniel, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
Rodgers Edward, plasterer Ralace Hotel, dwl 12 Downey
Rodgers F., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Rodgers F., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S Co
Rodgers Fernando S. (Rod,jer.'< i- \ri..u<ell), dwl 270 Clem
RodgersFredenck, seaman, dwl 47 Second
Rodgers Henrj-, hairdresser, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
•S??'n>'u™™ ^^ "'^e'^'ii'ff clerk Omnibus R. R.,dwl
215 Tehama ,«ni
Rodgers James, laborer, dwl 233 Jessie
Rodgers James D., carpenter Southern Pac. R, R cor
Ahba Townsend, dwl cor Twenty-second' and
Rodgers John (Bart ,t- S.). dwl 894 Front
SL" iSin*^^''^'^"™' ™'' *'"'"=' ^"'i Fremont, dwl
Rodgers John, shipcarpenter, dwd 814 Montgomery
Rodgers John, stevedore, dwl Ws Sansom tet Green and
union, rear
Rodgera John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kodgers Lee O., physician, office and dwl 1903 Polk
and Green ^^'""^°'^' dwl E s Sansom bet Union
Rodgers Maria (widow), la<iies' nurse, dwl 1608 Mason
Kodgcis Miittbcw, carpenter, dwl 018 Natoma
ROlMiERS MEYER .yro. (Waiium Meyer, Fritz
mi'^«i ",; i 'i- ''■■'^- '''■'■""■• «'"' ■'°''" "■«»'"b. com:
mission and shipping merchants, 212 Battery
Rodgers Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Rodgers Patrick, farmer, W shore Lake Merced
fco ■ ^'^'"''" "■'" •'"''" ^- S'^Phens Oregon S.
'^S)and'\-a?e°ncl"^ ""' '°'^^"^' « ^ "-''^' >'^*
Rodgers Robert, plasterer, dwl 604 Jessie
Rodgers Thomas, dwl E s Valencia bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Rodgers Tliomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Rodgers Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 202 Pacific
Rodgers William, laborer, dwl 404 Broadway
Rodgers W. J., machinist, dwl 162 First
Rodgers & Wiswell (Fernando S. Rodgers and Edward
S. Wiswell), signpainters, 430 Kearny
Rodgers. See Rogers
Rodi Paulo, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay
Rodie Peter, bootmaker, dwl 656j'Minna
Rodman George W., note clerk Fi'rst National Gold Bank
dwl 1011 Taylor
Rodner Charles G., woodcarver John B. Luehsincer &
Son, dwl 722 Minna
Rodney George B., captain Fourth U. S. Artillery dwl
Presidio Barracks '
Rodoin Charles, milkman, dwl San Gottardo Hotel
Rodolph Erwln G., clerk Dewey & Co., res Oakland
Rodolsky Frederick, cooper 1017 Batten", dwl Lombard
bet Montgomen,' and Sansom
Rodouan Alfred, secretaiy La Solidarite French Mutual
Beneficial A.ssociation. office 729 Mont, dwl 718 Bdwy
Rodrigue Ilomingo, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Rodngue Michael I., clerk Donohoe, Kelly* Co. dwl NW
cor Webster and Eddy
Rodriguez Antonio, clerk Einstein Bros. & Co. dwl 332
Brannan
Rodriguez Antoine, fisherman, dwl E s Sansom bet Fil-
bert and Union
Rodriguez Cajuillo, cigarmaker Cobo, Ygual & Co dwl
12 Varenne '
Rodriguez Caziano, cigannaker Spanish Cigar Makers'
Union, dwl 12 V.arenne
Rodriguez Chiries E., clerk 406 Battery, dwl 332 Brannan
Rodriguez Genaro, secretary Consul-General of Chili dwl
332 Brannan '
Rodriguez Louis, fisherman, dwl 113 Oregon
Rodriguez Sebero, hairdresser Domingo Gusman, dwl N
s Sacramento nr Drumm
Rodriguos Pedro, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Kody James, stableman, dwl 239 Minna rear
Roe Frank J., carpenter, dwl 414 Pacific
Roe James (Roe d- Keller), dwl Fifth Av bet K and L
South S. F. '
Roe James, porter, dwl 209 Minna
Roe Patrick (Cormor tt- R.), dwl NE cor Sixteenth andNe-
braska
Roe Thomas, janitor Valencia St. Gramnjar School
Roe Walter, dwl W s Sixteenth bet Second Av and Guer-
rero
Roe William, dwl 809 Folsom
Roe William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 658
Howard
Roe & Keller (Janus Roe and David Keller), hogranch
Fifth Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Roebeck Thomas G., boilermaker, dwl 7 Everett
Roeben George, boarding and lodgings, 37 and 39 Pacific
Koeben Henry, boatman, dwl 37 Pacific
Eoeder William, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman dwl
702 Harrison
Roeding Frederick (ft. Femrstein <t Co.), dwl 1419 Cal
Roedlein Nicholas, laborer, dwl 612 Fourth
Roellig Engelbert, jeweler Eniest Henrici, dwl 318 Wash
Koemer Adolph P. (Blumerehien & R.), dwl West End
Homestead San Josc^ Road
fioemer Casper, varnisher Johnson & Best, dwl 11 Perry
Roemer Christian, tailor, dwl 503 Union
Roemer Curt, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, dwl 1410 Cal
Koemer Edward, clerk Eugene Casserly, dwl 51 Clara
Roemer Emily Mrs., dwl 1410 California
Roemer Oscar, machinist, dwl IS First
Roemer Robert, bookkeeper German Saiings and Loan
Society, dwl 1410 California
Roes Louis B. W., liquor saloon. SEcor Front and Oregon,
dwl hE cor Front and Broadway
Roesch Charies. cabinetmaker California Furniture Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl 50 Zoe
Roesch Louis, printer S. F. Abend Post, dwl 236 .Sutter
Koesch William, barkeeper William McCormick, dwl NW
cor Clay and Davis
Roesch William, brewer Hoelscher & Garms, dwl NW cor
Fourteenth and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Roesler Albert, hairdresser Charles G. Roesler, dwl 3 St
Charles PI
Roesler Charles G., hairdresser, 1103 Howard, dwl 3 St
Charles PI
Roesler Henry S., dwl 3 St. Charies PI
Roesler Herman (Roesler i- Prof), dwl 225 Post
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presh Oysters.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1852.
Roesler Julius {Radius tt li.), dwl 27 Lewis
Roesler Julius E., hairdresser, Ns Jacksou iir Davis, dwl
3 St. Charles PI
Roesler & Proff {Herman Rwsler and Jacob Prof), car-
penters and cabinetmakers, 225 Post
Roest John W., car^>ent€r, dwl 22 Mission, rear
ROETUE C'HKISTIAX, apothecary, SE cor Third and
liryant, dwl -tOl Bryant
Roett^^er Frederick, carpenter, dwl S22 Post, rear
Roey Edmund, porkdealer, California Market, dwl 722
Filbert
Roff John, captain stm Louise, Pacific St. \S'harf
Roffat Simon, watclunaker, 1020 Dupout
Rogahn John, wagonmaker. dwl G Gilbert
Rogan Peter, cand.\'niaker Charles H. Mercer, 518 Kearny
Rogard R. B., cajmaker Kimball Mauuf. Co., dwl 326
Broadway
Roge Louis, cook 716 Montgomerj', dwl E s Jones bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Rogel Frank M., upholsterer, dwl 406 Clementina
Roger Angelic Mme. , fancy feathers, 608 Market, dwl W s
Buchanan bet McAllister and T>ler
Rogers A. C, steward A. Lamburth, dwl cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Rogers Addie E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 1215 Pacific
Rogers A. F. Mrs., teacher Silver St. Primarj- School
Kogers Alfred, boatbuilder Timothy Collins, dwl New
Railroad House W s Fourth nr Berry-
Rogers Alfred, trunkmaker, dwl New Railroad House W
s Fourth nr Berrj'
Rogers Andrew, waiter stm Kalorama, Market St, HVTiarf
Rogers C, stovemomiter James De La Montanya, dwl 356
Third
Rogers Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, 109 Geary
Rogers Charles, arti>t, dwl la Minna
Rogers Charles, mechanic, dwl 356 Third
Rogers Charles, piledriver, dwl 10 Berry
Rogers Charles, teaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Rogers Charles D., salesman Thomas Barrows, dwl 1218
Market
Rogers Cora Miss, clerk M. H. Garland, dwl 310 Jessie
Rogers Daniel, attorney at law, office 604 Merchant, dwl
N\V cor Haight and Baker
Rogers Darid, market, 720 Lombard
Rogers Davnd J., shipsmith Isidore Bums, dwl 2 Simpson
PI
Rogers E., fireman stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry
Rogers E. A., laborer Hatha way's Wiarf, dwl 418 Druinm
Rogers E. K., engineef stm Empire, Pacific St. ^Vharf
Rogers Eliza A. Mks., dwl 310 Jessie
Rogers E. T., second mate stm Newbem Colorado S. N.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Rogci^ F. E., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Rogers Florence F., conductor Sutter St. R. K., dwl 3
Austin
R0(;E1CS FOKD H., mining secretary, office 330 Pme
room 28, dwl 15^3 Sutter
R.igers Frank, carpenter, dwl 520 Stevenson
Rogers George E., mining stocks, dwl 600 Bush
Rogers George H., contractor, dwl XE cor Green and Oc-
Rogers George P. , clerk J. M. Goewey & Co. , dwl 1903 Stock
Rogers George W., mining stocks, dwl 504 Stockton
Rogers Henry (Koch a- R.), dvyl S Brenham PI
Rogers Henr\-, dwl 709 Mission
Rogers Heniy, agent Samuel Merritt, office 318 Califor-
nia, res Oakland
Rogers Henry (colored), hairdresser James Cefous
Rogers Henry D., phj-sician, office 523 Kearny, <
Greenwich .
Rogers Henry 0., clerk Daniel Sweeney, dwl 100 McAlhs-
tcr
Rogers H. P. (widow), dwl 108 Prospect PI
Rogers Isadore, barkeeper, dwl Clay bet Jones and Leav
Rogers J., waiter stm Pacific
Rogers J. A., pUot, office V. S. Court Bmldmg, res Oak-
land
Rogers James, plasterer, dwl 1911 Dupont
Rogers James, wTiiter W. J. Cady, 640 Market
Rogers James A., extraman Uose No. 4 S. F. F. u., dwi
1802 Stockton
Rogers James C, dwi 1215 Pacific
Rogers James R., policeman City HaU, dwl SIO mbe"
Rogers John, bootblack C. Lyons, dwl Dupont nr \ allejo
Rogers John, expressman, cor Davis and Broadway, dwl t
s Jones bet Filbert and Union
Rogers John H., painter, dwl WIS Pacific Av
Rogers Joseph (.\ Uhulan Makree <t Co.), dwl 1 Wash
, dwl 504
Rogers Joseph, barber Conrad Troell, dwl 1019 Pacific
Rogers M. A. B. (widow), boarding, 1114 Market
Rogers Martin, canvasser, dwl 4'29 Francisco
Rogers Mar>' Jane (widow), dwl 1603 Keaniy
Rogers Matthew, carpenter, dwl 1050 Howard '
R'>gers Matthew Mrs., fancy goods and bakerj-, 1050 How
Rogers Michael, laborer, dwl N s Ash Av bet Lacuna and
Octa\ia
Rogers Michael H., laborer, dwl N s Filbert bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny
Rogers M. P., deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway Wharf
Rogers Nathan, druggist William T. Wcnzell, dwl S 8
Broadway bet Powell and Ma&on
Rogers Nathan, storage, 818 Battery, dwl Old San JoaiS
Road nr Five-Mile House
Rogers Nelson J. (Roofers A- Jeniiess), dwl E s Treat Av
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Rogers Owen, hogranch. Fourth Av nr M, South S. F.,
dwi Jersey bet Douglass and Diamond
Rogers Patrick, laborer, dwl 16 Freelon
Rogers P. K., policeman City Hall, dwi 121 EULs
Rogers Rachel Miss, seamstress, dwl 421 Folsom
Rogers Ralph H., dwl 830 Mission
Rogers R. J. W. Mi's., furnished rooms, 7 O'Farrell
SOGERS ROBERT 1'., attorney at law and real-es-
tate agent, office 426 California, dwl NW cor Haight
and Baker
Rogers Robert F., stockbroker, office 331 Montgomery
room 7, dwl yoi Sutter
Rogers Robert H., deputy license collector, dwl E s
Chattanooga bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Rogers Russell K., farmer, dwi S s Fourteenth nr Castro
Kogers R. V. Miss, seamstress, dwl 421 Folsom
Rogers Sarah Miss, dressmaker, dwl Jackson bet Octavia
and Lagmia
Rogers S. i., carpenter, dwi 31 O'Farrell
Rogers Thomas, luniished rooms, 618 California
Rogers Thomas, miner, dwl 511 Mission
Rogers Thomas, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Rogers Tristram, seaman, dwl 20 Folsum
Rogers Uriah, peddler, dwl 225 Fourth
Rogers William, laborer, dwl NE cor Steiner and McAllister
Rogers William, seaman, dwl 42^ Zoe
Rogers William B., special poUceman, dwi 1009 Natoma
Rogers William H., physician, dwi 813 Broadway
Rogers William J., shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
1023 Mission
Rogers. Si-e Kodgers
Ruggia Bros. {John and Clement), plumbers and gasfit-
tei-s, 440 Broadway
Roggia Clement (Rotiijia Bros.), dwl 440 Broadway
Roggia John (Romjia Bros.), dwi 440 Broadway
Koggo David, vegetables, dwi 728 Lombard
Roh Otto, hamessmaker Louis Hansen
Rohan James, laborer Palace Hotel
Rohan Michael, laborer, dwi 412 Folsom, rear
Rohde August, bootmaker Rohde i Peck, dwl 10 Harlan
PI
Rohde Charles (Rolide J: Schuttc), dwl NE cor Battery
and Green
Rohde Franz {Rohde & Peck), dwi 815 Jackson
Rohde Henrv {Rhode & Schutte). dwi 536 Pme
ROHDE HE.>'RV, liquor saloon, SW cor \\ashington
and Front, dwl 1705 Dupont „ _ , _
Rohde John, groceries and hquors, SW cor Clay and Tay-
Rohd°e'^Peler (Uink i R.). dwl 1101 CTay
Rohde Peter, bootmaker John Ltschig, dwl 6.;6J Minna
Rohde S Peck {Franz RvhJe and John Peck), boot and
shoemakers, 609 Jackson ■ , a t. „ \
Rohde K Schutte {Charlai Rohde and FrederickSchutU),
groceries and liquors, NE cor Battery and Green
Rohde S Schutte {Henry Rohde and John U. Schutte),
groceries and liquors. NE cor Dupont and 1 ine
Rohdm Peter, jeweler Wenzel, Rotlischdd 4; Hadenfeldt,
dwi 14 John , , „,,.
Rohe Metha (widow), dwl SW cor Webster and Elhs
Rohlffs Charies C. {Rohl/s ,t- p'otM.-), dwl 1 Mission
ROHJ.FFM .t WOEBKE {Charles C. Rohlffs and Hcn-
ru J. H'oebke), liquor saloon, 1 Mission , , ^„
Rohn Charies, bookkeeper T. G. Cocknll & Co., dwl 902
Rohn'fsrael, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 48 Lomsa
Roh^.ind^ew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mdls, dwl NW cor
Sierra and Louisiana . , , ^ j„.i
Rohrbach John J., jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl
EohrtLh^i^rtin, upholsterer A. Beison & Son, dwl
1519 Dupont
None but the Best oTArtistslmpioyeTaTHairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
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Rohrback John, cook, dwi 813 Washington
Rohrle Chnrlea C. , dwl nr San Bnino Koad and Silver Av
Rohrle Henn', teamster Barney Horn, dwl Fifth nr Rail-
road Av,' South S. F.
Rohrs George H. {Koater tt R.), dwl NE cor Post and
Central Av
RohTS Herman, clerk Farran & Walworth, dwl 46 Steuart
Rohrs John D., groceries and liquors, SW cor Mission and
Eleventh
Rohrs Richard, clerk Christopher Hacke, dwl 810 Sa«
Roht« Emil {Krme <t Euler), office 209 Front
Rohweder Peter (Muiis it- R.), dwl 817 Broadway
RoJLis Feliciano, foreman Cobo, Ygual & Co.
Rokohl David, insurance agent, dwl 600 Bush
Rokuhl James A., clerk Samuel L. Hasey, dwl 600 Bush
Roks Ferdinand, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Rulan Thomas, cooper, dwl 28 Ellen
Roland Frantjois, real estate, office 442 California, dwl
NAV cor Second and Minna
Roland George S., engineer stm Julia, Broadway St. Wharf,
dwl 741 Market
Roland Henry, boarding stable, 49 Stevenson, dwl 63
Jessie
Roland John, tinsmith Geor^ H. Tay & Co., dwl 435 Pine
Roland Le\^ns J., watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 435 Pine
Roland Richard, gardener, dwl 708 Turk
Roland Thomas, blacksmith Pheli>s Manufactiuing Co.,
dwl 340 Fifth
Rolands George S., assistant engineer stm Julia, Broad-
way St. \Miarf
Rolands Samuel K., shipcarpenter, dwl 254 First
Role Millard F., carpenter, dwl SI Natoma
Rule Samuel, carpenter, dwl 81 Natoma
Rulfe Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 232 Thh-d
Rulff Henry, barkeeper Homestead, Point Lobos Av, dwl
81 7 i Powell
Rolfs Christian, dwl 1 Harlan PL
Roll John, astrologer, dwl 335 Pacific
Roll John J., cook, dwl 835 Pacific
Rolla William, horsetrainer Henry C. Spoor, N s Haight
bet Fillmore and Steuier
Rolland Julius (Rolland d: Fvichcr), dwl 44^ Clara
Rulland Louis {Lauis Rolland it Co.), dwl 739 Clay
Rolland Louis tS: Co., dyeing and scouring, 1411 Mason
Rolland Patrick, laborer Gulden Gat« Park
Rolland & Fischer (Jidiujf Rolland and George Fischer),
cabinetmakers, 14 L'rumm
Rnllema J. K., seaman, dwl 104 St«uart
R.'llends H. R., dwl 122 EUis
Roller Benjamin, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 440
Third
Roller Charles, cutler Will & Finck, dwl 1034 aay
Roller Frank, assistant superintendent Giant Powder
Works, S 8 Central Road nr Twentieth Av
Roller Geurge (Klein d-- R.), dwl 631 Pacific
Roller Josiab W., finisher N. Gray & Co., dwl 8 Rausch
Roller Thomas R., cotfiumaker. dwl S Rausch
RoUey Frank, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Nineteenth
and Folsom
Rollin Edward, tailor, dwl 337 Bush
Rullins F. M., master mariner, dwl 513 Capp
Rullins Franklin, shipcalker, dwl 514 Bryant
Rollins George, watchman stm Capital
RuUins H. B., furnished rooms, 629 Clay
leOLLlXS ME.N'KY G., register U. S. Land Office, dwl
214 San Jose Av
Rollins Hiram, calker. dwl 560J Bryant
Rollins John B., sawmaker and repairer, 609 Mission, dwl
606 Mission
Rollins Reuben R, auctioneer Lyon & Fowler, dwl W s
Devisadero bet Fulton and McAllister
Rollins Samuel K., shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Rollins Warren A., waterman, dwl 832 Harrison
Rollo Antonio, oyst«rman Muraghan iS Lj-nch
Rolloff John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Rolls John S., searcher records George Meams, dwl 1309
Stockton
Rolph Frederick A., clerk L Friedlander, dwl 205 Elev-
enth
Rolph George W., sawj-er D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 14
Tehama
Rolph James, note clerk Bank California, dwl NW cor
Guerrero and T\venty-first
Roma Hotel, G. Beronio proprietor, 215 Broadway
Ruraaiiie R., accountant North Pacific R. R., dwl 433
Gearj'
ROMAX .1. •& €Om importing booksellers, pablishera,
and stationers, 11 Moutgomerj'
Roman Anton {A. Raman d; Co.), res Oakland
Roman Herman, clothing and gents" furnishing goods, 330
Market, dwl 14 Sherman
Roman Richard, ex-State Ireasiu^er, dwl 421 Ellis
Roman Wolf, dwl 14 Sherman
Romanes E. Miss, artist Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 808
Shotwell
Romanillos F., dwl 1043 Mission
Romano Cesar, pantrjTnan John C. Poetz
Romano John, pantrj-man John C. Poetz
Rombach Adrian, market, NW cor Bryant and Twenty-
fourth, dwl cor Serpentine Av and Bryant
Romberg C. N., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Kumer Caspar, vamisber and polisher, dwl 11 Perry
Rumer Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 444^ Brannan
Romer Eugene, teacher languages, dwl 62.S Larkin
Romer George A., tuner Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 1413
Clay
Romer J. Henry, candy manufacturer, 931 Market, dwl
302 Fell
Romer John, stagecarpenter California Theater, dwl 37
Second
Romer John X., carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 37 Second
Romer William H., clerk Schmieden, Hochstadter & Co.
Romero Antonio (Ri/mero d- Ai/mrre), dwl 614 Bush
Romero Carman, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Romero Jose Angel, clerk B. Dolheguy, dwl 1018 Stockton
Romero Lizzie Mrs., housekeeper, dwl 23 Dupont, rear
Komt-ro Margaret >Irs., dwl 63 Water
KOMEUO A ACiMICKE {Antonio Romero and Ra-
mon ^f. Agiiirre), cigars and tobacco, and stock and
moneybrokers, NE cor California and Kearny
Rommels Ferdinand, boilermaker, dwl 520 Mission
Romney Kate, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Romo Romualdo, foreman Charles F. Kirchner, dwl 27
Commercial
Romosa Henry, master mariner, dwl 12 Tehama PI
Romph Adam, dwl 205 Eleventh
Romph Frederick A., dwl 205 Eleventh
Ronald Charles E., porter John Taylor & Co., dwl 113
O'Farrell
Ronan James M., butcher, dwl SW cor Twelfth Av and
P, South S. F.
Ronan John, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Ronan Thomas R., Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Ronco\ieri Alfred, musician, dwl 31 Hinckley
Roncovieri Marie L. (widow), lodgings, 31 and 33 Hinckley
Rondel Catherine (widow), dwl 136 Fern Av
Rondergger Henrj-, shoemaker, dwl 431 Vallejo
Rondina Joseph, carpenter, dwl 10 Union PI
Rone John, carpenter, dwl 1309 Stockton
Roney Aggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 212 Ellis
Honey Edward, laborer, dwl 1312 Pacific
Roney Jaraes, proprietor Vallejo and S. F. Express, office
418 Sacramento
Rong Henrj-, fireman, dwl 617 Davis
Rouga John, laborer, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont and San
Konnebaum Clemens, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Ronnebeck Henry, clerk Tlieodore Thorn Wohrden, dwl
NE cor Stevenson and Fourth
Rontel Matthias, dwl 2007 Powell
Rood Anna Sirs, dwl 1112 Mason
Roof Lawrence, polisher Michael Heverin, dwl Francisco
bet Stockton and Powell
Rooke Algernon, dwl Union Club
Rooney Bernard P., carpenter, dwl 239i Perry
Rooney B. H., dwl 273 Minna
Rooney Edward, laborer, dwl Bernard bet Jones and Leav
Rooney Edward, porter Occidental Hotel, dwi 11 Hunt
Rooney Frank, doorkeeper Buckley's Varieties, dwl 4
Central PI
Rooney George, teacher City College, dwl 931^ Howard
Rooney James, laborer Heiuy F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Rooney James J., peddler, dwl Utah bet El Dorado and
Sixteenth
Rooney John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Rooney John, laborer, dwl NE cor Tehama and Fourth
Rooney John, dwl Nineteenth bet Folsom and Shotwell
Rooney LawTence, carriagemaker Pollard & Cook, dwl
265 Jessie
Rooney Michael, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co. , dwl cor
Ninth and Brannan
Rooney Owen, boarding and lodgings, 529 Fourth
Rooney Owen, mason Palace Hotel
Rooney Patrick, laborer Hugh Flj-nn, dwl NW cor Teha-
ma and Fifth
Roonev Peter, laborer, dwl E s San Bruno Koad nr Thir-
ty-fifth
Rooney Robert, plasterer, dwl 63 Water
MOHQAIT & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 18S2.
Rooney Tlionias, engineer San Franoisco Laundry, NW
cor Turk and Fillnuire
Rooney Tliomas, woodturner, dwl 1809 Folsom
Roop Benjamin, gamekeeper Woodward's Gardens, dwl
SE LXT Sixteenth and Capp
Roork James, hostler, dwl 446^ Natoma
Roos AchiUe, salesman Roos Bros., dwl 318 Sutter
Roos Adolph (Bovs Broa.), dwl 820 Geary
Roos Bros. {Adolph and Hyppvlitc), clothing and gents'
furnishing goods, 37 Kearny
Roos Hyppolite (Bous Bros.), res Virginia City
Rooa Josejth {Joseph Boos tt- Co.), dwl (»15 Stockton
UOOS JOSEPH «& I'O, {Thoynan Hill and T. J. Blake-
iiey), importers artists' materials and engravings, 20
Post
Roose William H., miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Rooseu Christopher (Quina d- B.), dwl 224 Sixth
Root Alexander, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 520 Mls3
Root Charles D., bookkeeper D. E. Root & Co., dwl 872
Mission
Root Datus E. (D. E. Bootd- Co.), dwl S72 Mission
Root D. E. & Co. {Philip Caduc), carriages. Grand Hotel
Root Edward R., printer, dwl 2503 Clay
Root Elliott M. {Boot .t Bailey), dwl 1414 Ho^vard
Root Henry, assistant engineer Central Pacific 11. R.,dwl
30 Stanly PI
Root Ira C, janitor Masonic Sanngs and Loan Bank and
tyler Masonic lodges, dwl 55 Second
Root James, merchant, dwl 624 U'Farrell
Root James E., clerk V. S. W. Parkhurst, dwl 930 Clay
Root John W^, salesman Stephen S. Smith, dwl NW cor
Webster and Fell
Root Nathan H., pressman Cubery & Co., dwl 2503 Gay
Root Nathan T., bookkeeper Pioneer Iron W'orks, dwl
2503 Clay
Root W. S., laborer Repair Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Root & Bailey {Elliott M. Boot and Bichard Bailey),
wholesale groceries and provisions, 412 Front
Roouf Sebastian, dwl 208 Francisco
Ropcke Helmuth, sacksewer Dohrmann & Co., dwl 14
Jasper PI
Rope James, cook stm Relief, Jackson St. Wliarf
Roper Belinda Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 534 Bush
Roper Edward, real estate, dwl 521 Turk
Hoper Henry, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Roper John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s Illinois
nr Twentieth
Roper John W., sashmaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 707 Bush
Roper Jourdan W., attorney at law, office tJOti Montgom-
ery roiim 15, dwl 203 Post
Roper'Karl, baker Charles Goebel, dwl 1518 Jackson
Roper Mary A. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School,
dwl NE cor Bush and Stockton
Roper William, hairdresser Montgomery Baths Co., dwl
20^ Wetmore PI
Ropers Juhann {Albrecht d- B.), dwl 624 Pacific
Ropers John, porter New Atlantic Hotel
Roques H}-pohte. laborer 14 San Francisco Market
Rorch Charles, baker WUliam Hessler, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Pacific
Rorke Charles, hacUdriver, dwl 238i Perry
Rorke James {Perkins A B.), dwl 1626 Dupont
Rorke James, steward stm Mohongo
Rorke Johu E., shoecutter Marks & Levinsky, dwl 1626
Dupont
Rorth George, baggagemaster stm Ventura
Rosa Joseph {Joseph Bosa d- Nephew), dwl 1021 Clay
KOSA JO.SEPH «& .\EPHEM* {Joseph P.), hairdress-
ing saloon and baths, 647 Clay
Rosa Jo.seph P. {Joseph Bosa d- Nephciv), dwl 1017 Pacific
Rosa Juan Baptiste, pianomaker, dwl 9 Union PI, rear
Rosa Peter, marblecutter, dwl 111-J Kearny, rear
Rosalia A. B., clerk, dwl SE cor Market and Fourth
Rosch Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 50 Zoe
Roscia Antoine, dwl 324 Vallejo, rear
Roscilli Luigi, waiter Frank Mitchell, dwl 933 Kearny
Roscoe Dominguez, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl 324
\'allejo, rear
Roscoe Rufus A., carpenter, dwl 215 Ninth
Rose Mrs., silkworker California Silk Manufacturing
Co., dwl Eleventh Av nr P, South S. F.
Rose Aaron, salesman R. Berkowitz, dwl 1018 Stockton
Rose Abraham, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 242
Clementina
Rose A. H., capitalist, office 606 Montgomery room 15,
res Oakland , ,
Rose Albert, waiter, dwl S s FeU bet Scott and Devisadsro
Rose Alexander, mason, dwl 54 Third
Rose An<lri-w, clerk, dwl 636 ComnitTcial
Rose Andrew W., mining, office 419 Cidifomia nxnn 17
res San Bernardino '
Rose Annie Miss, tcichcr Florence Sewing Machine Co
dwl SE cor Moiitgomerj- Av and Green '
Rose A. P., miner, dwl Cosnioi>»)liUin Hotel
Rose B. v., machinist Repair Shoj. Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl NE cor Howard and
Sixteenth
Rose Cunningham, barkeeper, dwl .^9 Everett
Rose C. W., mining, office 419 California room 17, dwl
Occidental Hotel
Rose Edward, printer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 60<i Third
Ruse Fredorich, clerk Diedrich Mever, dwl 643 Pacific
Rose Henry, foreman India Kice Mills, dwl W a Capp bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Rose Henry, teacher Iang\iages, dwl 44 Everett
Rose John, carpenter, dwl cor Fourteenth Av and K.
South S. F.
Rose Joseph, cook, dwl Gustavus nr Powell
Rose Ludwig S., stockbroker, office 415 Montgomerj', dwl
920 Jackson
Rose M. Miss, chambermaid Mrs. L. Ochs, 502 Bush
Rose Sarah(widow),dwlN8Sixteenth AvurP.StmthS. F.
Rose William, asphaltum roofer, dwl 502 Missimi
Rose William H., salesman Muri>hy, Grant & Co., dwl
1008 Jones
Roseberry James {H. W. Gray d-Co.), res Oakland Point
Rosecamp Frederick, laborer, dwl 5 Noble PI
Rosekrans H. & Co. {Samuel Bead), importers. Jobbers,
and retail hardware, 638 Market
Rosekrans Henry M., house and signpainter, 108 Sutter,
dwl W s Webster bet Hayes and Grove
Rosekrans Hiram (//. Bosdcrans d- Co.) and school direct-
or, dwl 315 Oak
Roseman Simon, tailor, dwl 142 Silver
ROSEMSAl'M A. S, A CO. (Joseph Brandeiutt^'in
and Moses Buscnbaum), importers and jobbers ci-
gars and tobacco, SE cor California and Battery
Rosenbaum Alberts. {A. S. Bvsetibauin tt Co.), res New
York
Rosenbaum Fr. H. (Fr. II. Rosenbaum it Co.), dwl 233
O'Farrell
RO^ENItArM FK. H. A CO., importers French
plate, crystal sheet, and window glass and agentti
N3'ssen's Patent Back Mirrors, 567 Market
Rosenbaum Joseph {Xt-ustadter Brothers), dwl 602 Bush
Rosenbaum Julius {Bosenbaum <L- Friedman), dwl 614
Sutter
Rosenbaum Leopold, clerk L. Greenbaum & Co., dwl 615
Jones
Rosenbaum Martha Mrs. (widow), liquor saloon, 609 Pa-
cific and lOS Jackson, dwl 1123 I>upout
Rosenbaum Morris, merchant (Santa Cruz), dwl BIOJ Stev
Rosenbaum Moses {A. S. Bosenbaum tt Co.), dwl 127
Eddy
Rosenbaum Sigmund D. {Bosenbaum d- Friedman), res
Euroi>e
Rosenbaiuu Simon (//owe i- il.), attorney at law, office 715
Clay, dwl 1908 Stockton
Rosenbaum Valentine, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman,
dwl 502 Bush
Rosenbaum & Friedman {Sigmund D. Bosenbaum, Ed-
ward Friedman, ami Julius Bosenbaum), im[M'rt-
ers and jobbers fancy gotKis, embroideries, Yankee
notions, etc., 22 and 24 Battery
Rosenberg (widow), dwl 1*38 Howard
Rosenberg A., stockdeider, dwl 333 Tehama
Rc.senberg Augustus A., i)rofessor music, dwl 608 Mason
Rosenberg Charles, baker, dwl 33 Bausch
Rosenberg Charles, seaman, dwl Ho Folsom
Rosenberg Conrad, ttunier Sauiuel Bloom, dwl cor Twen-
ty-ninth and Columbia
Rosenberg D., machiuehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
709 Minna
Rosenberg George, market, Sixteenth bet Mission and
Howard, dwl 2015 Mission
Rosenberg George G., hatter, dwl 311 Hyde
Rosenberg Jacob M., bookkeeper Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 120 Eddy
Rosenberg Jo8ei>h, clerk Michael Reese, dwl 5j Keaniy
Rosenberg Kolman, expressman, dwl IM24 Folwom
Rosenberg Louis, market. SE cor Geary and William (and
Baccw .1- B.), dwl 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg M., clerk, dwl 2015 Mission
Rosenberg Marks, hatU-r Wolf Fleischer, dw! 941 Howard
Rosenberg Meier Joseph, merchant, dwl 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Meyer, market, 1129 Folsom, dwl 239 Tyler
Baths! Baths!! Baths!!! (Joand Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary,
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Rosenberg M. J. (widow), dwl 1-20 Ellis
Rosenberg Morris, dwl 120 Gilbert
Rosenberg Moses, teacher mathematics, dwl 624 Com-
mercial
Rosenbersr Richard, sawder D. A. Macdonald a Co., dwl
7li'J Minna
Rosenberg bills, market, 1104 Folsom, dwl 33 Rausch
Rosenbei-g Solomon S., market, N W cor Vallejo and Powell,
dwl l(j05 Powell
Rosenberg. See Rosenbm-g
Rosenberger Conrad, tanner Wolf Bloom, dwl Columbia
nr Kutledge Av, N s Bemal Heights
Rosenblatt Barney, hairdresser, 36 First, dwl 20 Miima
Rosenblum Daniel, barber, dwl 339 Hayes
Rosenblum Harry L., clerk, dwl 4 Hyde
Rosenblum J., dwl 612 Minna
Rosenblum John H., liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad and
Filth avs, South S. F.
Rosenblum Joseph, boots and shoes, 399 Hayes
Rosenblum .Minnie (widow), dwl 8 Decatur
Rosenblum Philip, bootmaker, cor First Av and Sixteenth
Rosenbohm Max, cooper, dwl S s Sixteenth Av nr I,
South S. F.
Rosenborg H. cfc Son (PereU), paper-collar manufacturers,
211) Pine
Rosenburg Harris (H. Roseiiburg <t Son), dwl 507 Pine
Roseuburg Peretz (11. liosenburi) J; Sun), dwl 507 Pine
Rosenburg R. ^ndow), dwl 252 Clara
Rosencrantz John, real estate, dwl 236 Sixth
Rosendahl Charles, wines and liquors, cor Spring and Sum-
mer, dwl 8 Valparaiso
Rosendum Emil, teacher music, dwl 1059 Mission
Rosener Henrj', dwl 412 Jones
Rosener Hermaim, tailor, dwl 306 Sixth
Rosener Levi (Merrifidd a- K.). dwl 412 Jones
Rosener N. A., airpenter, dwl 227 Second
Rosener Samuel, merchant, dwl 904 O'Farrell
Rosemeld .\braham, fancy goods and milhnery, NW cor
Bush and Polk
BO!!E.>t'ELD JOn.V, coaldealer, XE cor Folsom and
Spear, dwl NW cor Fulton and Pierce
Eosenicld O., bookkeeper, dwl 626 California
Rosenield Solomon, manufacturer ladies' and children's
miderwear, 639 Market {and Gctz Bros, it Co.), dwl
1205 Bush
Roseng,«n Henry, clerk Henry Zahn, dwl S23 Vallejo
Roseng,irn John H., clerk John Buschman, dwl 269 Third
Rosengarten Emil, liquor saloon, 3 Dupout
Rosenheim Aaron, producebroker, 320 Davis, dwl 805J
Cearj-
Rosenheim Jacob, jeweler, dwl 826 Vallejo
Rosenheim Joel, furniture, 1019 Keamy
Roseumoller Louisa (widow), (Heltstrommer <fc Co.), dwl
12 Washington
Rosenquist H., tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl Twenty-ninth
bet Harrison and Folsom
Rosenquist Keinhold, tanner John F. King, dwl cor Twen-
ty-ninth and Columbia, N s Bemal Heights
Roseiishine Adolph, salesman M. Rosenshine & Brother,
dwl 225 Bush
Rosenshine Leopold (M. Rosenshine ^ Brother), dwl 225
Bush
Rosenshine M. & Brother (Leopold), importers and manu-
facturei'S cigars and tobacco, 604 and 606 Front
Rosenshine Matliias (it. liosenahine tt- Brother), dwl 225
Bush
Rosenshine Moritz, clerk M. Rosenshine & Brother, dwl
225 Bush
Roseustock S. W. (S. W. Eoseiutock i- Co.), dwl Lick
House
Rosenstock S. W. & Co. (Marioyi Leveniritt), manufact-
urers, importers, and wholesale boots and shoes, SE
cor Sansoin and Bush
RO!»E.\STIK.N JlILItS, physician, office and dwl NW
cor lk;ary and Kearny
Rosenthal Abraham, boot and shoedealer, dwl 261 Stev-
enson
Rosenthal Abraham, locksmith, dwl 467 Jessie
Rosenthal Abraham S., clerk Sehlichter & Rosenthal, dwl
U3 Stockton
KOSE\Tll.ll..t.DOLPII, consul German Empire, office
314 S.aTauieiito, dwl 1705 Powell
Rosenthal Benjamin, cigars and tobacco, 28 Stockton,
dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Rosenthal D. Mrs. (widow), dwl 502 Bush
Rosenthal, Fedcr & Co. (itorris Rosenthal, Samuel Fc-
dcr, and Sitnon Bromberger), importers and jobbers
boots and shoes, 18 and 2o Battery
Rosenthal Isaac, bootmaker, '202 Pacific
Rosenthal Isaac L., clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl US
Stockton
Rosenthal Jacob, clerk George Schwartz & Co., dwl 435
Natoma
Rosenthal Jacob, tailor, 619 Post
Rosenthal Joseph, clothing, 262 Brannan
Rosenthal Joseph, fumituredealer, 946 Market
Rosenthal Louis, law student, dwl 619 Post
KO!«E>'TUAI/ JLIKCTS, attorney at law, office 535
California, dwl 1619 Bush
Rosenthal Marcus, glazier, dwl 619 Pacific
Rosenthal Marks, salesman Lasker & Amgott, dwl SW cor
Vallejo and Green
Rosenthal Maurice (Strecker J; R.), dwl 114 Mason
Rosenthal Max. bookkeeper Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
dwl 315 Tyler
Rosenthal Morris (Rosenthal, Feder <fc Co ), dwl 515 Eddy
Rosenthal Moses S. (Sehlichter ■!• R.), dwl 51 Fifth
Rosenthal Pincus, fruitdealer, dwl S s Randal nr Chenery
Rosentreter Otto, salesman Heury Schwartz, dwl 536
Third
Rosenzweig Philip, boots and shoes, 1029 Dupont, dwl
736 Geary
Roser Gottlieb, carpenter, 504 Mission, dwl SW cor Mis-
sion and Eighteenth
Roser J. N., wiper Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Roses Uhilius, cook, dwl 132 First
Rosetta Meideo, fisherman, dwl 20 Washington
Rosie Walter, bootcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 708 Buchanan
Rosis Julius, cook Vitaich & Co., dwl 37 First
Roskamp Frederick, extraman H. and L. Co. No. 1 S. F.
F. D.,dwl22 0Farrell
Roskamp Henry F., poUceman City Hall, dwl South S. F.
Ross , horsedealer, dwl 225 Bush
ROSS A. B. A CO., shipping and conunission mer-
chants, 109 California, and 54 Broad (New York)
Ross Alexander, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Ross Alexander, cook Joseph Guisti, dwl 106 Jackson
Ross Alexander, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Ross Alexander, shoemaker, 503 Hayes
Ross Anna Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1605 Turk
Ross Arthur B. (.4. B. Ross i- Co.), res New York
Ross A. S. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl 611
Harrison
Ross Charles, clerk George Ross, dwl 818 OTarrell
Ross Charles, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Ross Charles E. , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
902 Howard
Ross Colin, teller S. F. Savings Union, dwl 811 Leav
Ross Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 424 O'Farrell
Ross Daniel W., carpenter and builder, 416 Sacramento,
dwl 1896 Broadway
Ross David, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Ross Finley, expressman, NW cor Sansom and Jackson,
dwl 315 Fust
Ross Frank C, chief clerk General Freight Office Centra]
Pacific R. R. , dwl 110 Mason
Ross George, millinery goods, office 569 Market, res New
York
Ross George, painter, dwl Gody nr Mission
Ross George, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Ross George D., scroUsawyer Weir & Gray, dwl 344 J
Seventh
Ross G. M., mason Palace Hotel
Ross Harry J., collector Law Reporter, dwl 427 Bush
Ross Honora Mr«., newspapers and fancy articles, NE cor
Washington and Powell
Ross Hugh v., real estate, dwl 1050 Howard
Ross Isaac W. (colored), seaman, dwl 5 Broad\vay
Ross James, cabinetmaker, dwl 248 Jessie
Ross James, carpenter, dwl 837 Folsom
Ross James, keeper County Jail, dwl 132 Dora
Ross James, laborer, dwl 115 First
Ross James, laborer Palace Hotel
Ross James F., driver Florence Sewing Machine Co., dwl
1406 Ellis
Ross James H., bookkeeper, dwl RaUroad Homestead nr
San Miguel Station
Ross James P., compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 1605 Turk
Ross J. C, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl SEcor Fourth and
Clementina
Ross J. M., mason Palace Hotel
Ross John, foreman Resources of California, res Oakland
Ross John, gasfitter Thomas Ross, dwl 211 Eleventh
Ross John, master mariner, dwl 238 Steuart
Ross John, plasterer, dwl 229 Stevenson
Ross John, teamster, dwl Tyler bet Jones and Taylor
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S.
F.VAITSCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Ross John, wood and coal, 313 First, dwl 315 First
Ross John E., assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 23 Rear
Ross Joseph, plasterer, dwl 325 Ellis
Ross Joseph L., bookkeeper C. L. Taylor & Co., dwl 325
Ellis
Rtjss Martin, carpenter Palace Hotel
Ross Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 837 Folsom
Kiiss Mary Mrs., fruits and confectionery, 503 Hayes
Ross Mary E. (widow), dwl 344^ Seventh
R..SS N., clerk, dwl 429 Bush
ill iss Nathan, clerk Georye Ross, dwl 81S O'Farrell
li'.'ss Nicholas, barkeeper Samuel Martinovich, dwl NW
cor Sacramento and East
Ross Nicholas, steward schr Three Brothers, dwl SW cor
East and Clay
Ross Peter, stonecutter, dwl 741 Market
Ross Richard, shoecutter I. M. Weutworth & Co., dwl 930
Washington
Ross Robert, liostler Healy & Fegen, dwl 213 Pine
Ross Sanmel, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Ross Theodore B. {Hoss tfc Arliw;ton), dwl 427 Bush
Ross Thomas, plumber and yasfitter, 316 Bush, dwl 211
Eleventh
Ross William, machinist Weed & King%vell, dwl 424 O'Far-
rell
Ross William, stevedore, dwl 908 Sansom
Ross Willi:iin, waiter Delmonico Restaurant, dwl 37 Sec
Ross William C, lather, dwl 662 Brj'ant
lioss William N., milkman, dwl 719 Tehama
Ross William S., carpenter, dwl 21 Willow Av
Ross & ArUn^on {Theodtrre B. Russ and William Ar-
lington), boarding and sale stable, and horseclippers,
152 Tehama
Rossbach Frank W., bookkeeper 30 San Francisco Mar-
ket, dwl 1517 Hyde
BOSSIfiACII HEUIIIAN, provision packer, 30 San Fran-
cisco Market, dwl 1517 Hyde
Rosse Giovanni, fresco painter, dwl 440 Bush
Rossell John (Antunovich X- H.), dwl 403 East
Rosseter George R. {Rosseter (£■ Smith), dwl 1909 Polk
Rosset-er John H., buyer Rosseter & Smith, dwl 1905 Polk
KOSSETEK & SMITH {George R. Rosseter and Ste-
phen M. Smith), leather and shoe findings, 545 Mar-
ket
Rossi Angelo, saloonkeeper, dwl 533 Green
Rossi Domingo, laborer Louis Brizzolara, dwl 70S Filbert
Rossi E. Mi-s., janitress Tyler St. CosmopoHtau Primary
School, dwl cor Dupont and Market
Rossi PYancisco, marbleiJoIisber Andrea Paltenghi
Rossi John, expressman, Washington nr East, dwl N s
Merchant bet Drumm and East
Rossini , newspajiercarrier, dwl Presidio Wharf
Rossiter James, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 36 Minna
Rossiter James, manufacturer blinds, shades, and awn-
ings, 106 Francisco
Rossner Otto, waiter Schneller & Beyer, dwl 1146 Market
Rostroder William, carpenter, dwl 207 Mission
Rotenberg Abraham, dry goods, 127 Seventh
Rotenberg Max, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 941 How
Rotenkolber George {P/eifer d; R.), dwl N s Chpper bet
Sanchez and Noe
Rotenstein Alexander, clothing, 824 Montgomery
Rotenstein Ida Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 824
Montgomery
Rotger Edward, candy manufacturer, 1600 Powell, dwl
718 Union
Roth Adolph B. (Charles Dahbnann <t Co.), dwl 13 Hyde
Roth Ambrose, cook 542 Clav, dwl 1118 Keaniy
Roth Charles, printer F. Kofbel & Bros., dwl 422 Har
Roth Conrad, carpenter, dwl 815 Vallejo
Roth Daniel {3tichdsften. Broun i- Co.), dwl 717 Turk
Roth Fritz, driver Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 1003 Geaxy,
rear
Roth George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 418 Dupont
Roth J., dwl 220 Pacific
Roth John, fruitpeddler, 318 Da^is
Roth Joseph (Roth d; Videau), dwl 820 Howard
Roth Reniy F., bookkeeper Eisen Bros., dwl 16Stevenson
Roth Samuel, tailor, 255 Steuart
Roth Solomon, currier Herman Royer, dwl Brannan nr
ROTH A VIDEA€ (Joseph Roth and Ftan^(/ise Vi-
deau), importers and wholesale wines, liquors, and
brandies, 214 and 216 Pine
Rothacker Cliarles, clerk, dwl 224 Ritch
Rothacker Jacob, baker, dwl 224 Ritch
Rothaman Charles, barkeeper, dwl 273 Stevenson
Rothe Alexander, cook National Hotel
Rothe Alexander, laborer 411 Pacific
Rothe Emil, portraitpainter, dwl 813 Washington
KOTHERMA\ .IOH\, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth
and Kiiig. dwl 16 Bluxonie
Rothermul Philip (William Xagle it- Co.), dwl 721 Bush
Rothermel Philip, bootmaker H. Hinders, dwl 21 Stock-
ton PI
Rothgangcr Frederick, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 834
Harrison
Rothgary H., lather Palace Hotel
Rothkopf (widow), dwl 310 Montgomery Av
Rothman Augusta (widow), housekeei>er, dwl 824 Jackson
Rothman Esther Miss, hairdresser, dwl 824 Jackson
Rothman Froma. tinsmith Louis Leiser, dwl 824 Jackson
Rothman Henrietta, fancy toys, 1409 Du(>ont
Rothman Henry L, exi)ressman, NW cor Dupont and Pa-
cific, dwl 1409 Dupont
RotholtzCliarles, fruit jieddler, dwl 515 Gougb
Rothi'oth D. R. , carpenter Palace Hotel
Rothschild Abraham, upholsterer Wilham R. Gallagher,
dwl 734 Folsom
Rothschild Adolph, salesman C. Klc^pstock & Co., 212 Front
Rotlischild Banich (Wenzel, R. & lladeii/eldt), dwl 1121
Sutter
Rothschild Henry, real estate, dwl 734 Folsom
Rothschild Hugo {fio?AA-c/ii/f/ if- £"Ar<'»;)/(/rO. dwl 617 Jones
Rothschild Jacob S., merchant, dwl 325 Larkiu
Rothschild Joseph S., attorney at law, office 604 Clay, dwl
734 Folsom
Rothschild Moses B., bookkeeper Esberg & Bachman, dwl
1121 Sutter
Rothschild Otto, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,
dwl 617 Jones
ROTHS4H1LII «6 EHREXPFORT (ffv'jo Roths-
child and Frederick EhrenpJ'ort), manufacturers and
wholesale confectioners and dealers foreign and do-
mestic fruits, 408 Clay
Rothwell William, clerk I. Friedlander, dwl 464 Jessie
Rotriau Charles, tailor Lmdner &. Kron, dwl 929 Kearny
Rotrosky William, hamessmaker Main Si. Winchester, dwl
1219 Turk
Rotta John, cook, dwl 815 Vallejo, fear
Rottanzi Antonio, physician, office and dwl 301 Third
RfOttanzi Giosue, wines and liquors, 1027 Market
Rottenberger Louis, saloonkeeper, dwl 213 Dupont
Rottman William, physician, office and dwl 229 Kearny
Rotto John, stillman'Bay View Distillerj-, dwl Twentieth
Av nr F, South S. F.
Rotto Louis, fisherman, dwl Twentieth Av nr F, South
S. F.
Roturier Charles (Roturier & Zabaldano), dwl Sullivan's
Building
ROTURIER A ZAKXJjnXSO (Charles Rottiri^r and
Alexander Zabaldano), apothecaries, SW cor Pacific
and Dupont
Rou John, lithographer, dwl 28 Haight
Rouard Joseph, groceries and Uquors SW cor Mam and
Folsom, and ciirpent^r 914 Washington
Rouch John, expressman, dwl W s Moore nr Union
Rouffat Germain, manufacturer stoves and ranges, dwl 11
Sonoma PI -,.,,-
Rouget , laundrj-man. dwl 45 Sullivan s Building
Rouget J. R., dwl 120 Fourth
Rouham James, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Rouilhat Jeannette, dressmaker, dwl 438 Broadway
Rouillet Charles, cook, dwl 641 Broadway, rear
ROIXEAU FRAM'OIS A., searcher records, office 620
Washington rooms 1 and 2, dwl 1S14 Taylor
Roulstone John W., barkeeper Benjamin F. Jelhson, dwl
523 Kearny
Roulwey Edward, dwl 519 Mission ,„««..
Rounan Thomas R., cooper Hogan & Co., dwl 23 Fol Av
Roundev George H., student Heald's Busmess College
Roundey John L. Jr., messenger Steere & Colby, 425
Da\is, res East Oakland
Rounds Samuel H., millwright, dwl 611 Valencia
Rounds Samuel J., machinist The Davis Sewing Machine
Co., dwl 508 Linden Av ,,,,.. , . r^
Roundy Joseph, car conductor, dwl Mission bet four-
teenth and Fifteenth , ,0=/. rui
Rountree James O. (Lohman, CoghiU <fc R.), dwl 1256 Cal
Rountree James O. Jr., clerk 315 Front, dwl 1256 Cal
Rountree William S., salesman A. Roman & Co., dwl 1266
California
Rourke , molder Union Iron Works
Rourke Bernard, compositor S. F. Du-cctory, dwl 1022
Montgomery
Rourke Bridget (widow), dwl 1626 Dupont
Rourke Bridget Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills dwl Fols<jm bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
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Baths in the City are at 113 Qeary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Rourke Charles, hackman. Plaza, dwl 238 Perry
Rourke Charles, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Rourke Daniel, laborer, dwl 37 First
R..urke Harry, porter 608 Sansom
Rourke James, hostler Roe Allen, dwl 466} Natoma
Rourke James, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Rourke James, miner, dwl 705 Front
Rourke John, cutter J. L. Brooks, dwl 1616 Polk
Rourke John, laborer Pac. RoUing Mills, dwl Potrero Point
Rourke John, miner, dwl 333 Bush ,
Ruurke John, tailor Austin Fitzgerald, dwl 164 Jessie
Rourke John, waiter, dwl 310 Clementina
Rourke John W., bookkeeper Bank Califorma, dwl 705
OTarrell
Rourke Katie Miss, dealer human hau-, 101 Thu-d
Rourke Lawrence, longshoreman, dwl 26 Morey Alley
Rourke Matthew, driver F. L. Such & Co., dwl NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Douglas
Rourke Michael, laborer, dwl 638 First
Rourke Patrick, laborer, dwl W 8 Eureka bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
•Rourke Patrick, miner, dwl 706 Front
Rourke. See O'Ronrke
Rouse , dwl 813 Howard
Rouse Charles S., artist, studio 204 Mont, dwl 572 Minna
Rouse Derrick 1.. tinsmith H. G. I'iske, dwl 1907 Bush
Rouse Emanuel, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Rouse John, laborer, dwl cor Sierra and Louisiana
Rouse Samuel, carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Rouse Warren A., drajTuan Rouse & Laws, dwl 813 How
Rouse William H. (Ruuse <t Laws), res Oakland
Rouse & Laws (WUliam H. Rmae and John Laws), pro-
duce commission, 320 Davis
Rousseau Frederick, waiter, dwl 814 Sacramento
Rousseau James, shoemaker, dwl 41 Nevada
Rousseau Joseph, molder Hanscom & Co., dwl 646 Mis
Roussel I. W., carpenter, dwl E s Treat Av bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Roussel Onesimus L., carpenter, dwl Ns Sagamore nr Ori-
zaba Railroad Homestead
ROIiSSET PAl L, commission merchant, 619 Montgom-
ery, dwl 121 O'Farrell
Routet Mathias, clerk Dellepiane & Co., dwl 2007 Powell
Routstein Abraham, cabinetmaker Frank Laeremans,
dwl 272 Tehama
Roux Frank, caner, dwl 249 Third
Roux Rosalie Mme., fancv go.^ds, 249 Third
Rovolne Wentzel, blacksmith P. Friedhofer, dwl 333
Fourth
Rowan J., laborer Palace Hotel
Rowan John, mariner, dwl 26 Jessie
Rowan Mary (widow), dwl 245 Minna
Rowan Michael, laborer Central Pacific R. B., dwl 367
Natoma
Rowan Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 367
Natoma
Rowan William, shoemaker, dwl 140 Miima
Rowan WiUiam S. , hackman, dwl SW cor Dup and Morton
Rowdlum James, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Rowe , bookkeeper, dwl 785 Mission
Rowe A., laborer, dwl 411 Pacific
Rowe Adelaide A. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar
School, dwl Howard nr Twentieth
Rowe Albert (WillcvU a.- R.), dwl 16 Perry
Rowe August, doormaker B. & J. S. Doe, dwl NW cor
Berry and Third
Rowe Charles L., bootmaker, 311 Pine, dwl 310 Mont At
Rowe E., plasterer Palace Hotel
Rowe Edward, capitalist, dwl American Exchange
Rowe Edward E., salesman E. Bangle, dwl 9 Mos3
Rowe Edward S., dwl E s Howard nr T^ventieth
Rowe Edwin A., mining, dwl 204 Montgomery
Rowe Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 510 Jones
Rowe E. P. (£. P. Rowe ,!■ Co.), res Menlo Park
Rowe E. P. & Co. , shipping and commission merchants
and agents Golden Anchor Line Pacific Packets, Port-
land and Puget Sound, otfiee 214 California
Rowe Isaac, treasurer Anatomical Museum, 31S Mont-
gomery, dwl 211 Geary
Rowe James, UquoT saloon, SW cor Third and Berry
Rowe James, miUhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factorj', dwl
135 Dora, rear
Rowe Joseph A., circus performer, dwl 709 Sixteenth
Rowe Mary Mrs., dwl 785 Mission
Rowe Maud M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Gianunar
School, dwl 1517^ Mason
Rowe Robert, tinsmith, dwl 514 Jones
Rowe Rosa Mrs,, milliner, dwl 44} Sixth
Rowe Rufus, dwl E s Howard nr Twentieth
Rowe Rufus H., carpenter, dwl 5 Wetmore PI
Rowe T., carpenter Palace Hotel
Rowe Thomas, laborer, dwl 10 Perry
Rowe Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
209 Minna , ^ ^ „ ,
Rowe Thomas H., dwl N 8 Twenty-second bet Valencia
and Bartlett
Rowe William, machinist, dwl 658 Howard
Rowe William, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 556 Min
Rowe William B. (Simmons, R. i Co.), dwl 916 Wash
Rowe William H., gilder McEachren & Parkinson, dwl 5}
WiUuw
Lowell , dentist, dwl 850 Market
ROIVELL CHAKUES, physician, office 426 Kearny,
dwl 1330 Pine
Rowell Chester, physician, office 520 Kearny, dwl S s Pomt
Lobos Av nr First Av
Rowell Joseph Rev., pastor Mariners' Church, dwll208Cal
Rowell Leonard F., assistant superintendent Wells, Fargo
k Co., dwl 1617 Larkin
Rowell Louis, tailor Joel A. Kell, dwl Ashburton PI nr Dup
Rowell Samuel, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 354
Brannan
Rowen Mrs., dwl 777 Market
Rowen John, laborer, dwl S 8 Townsend bet Seventh and
Eighth
Rowen WUliam, bootmaker William O'Connell, dwl 140
Minna
Bowens Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Rowland Catharine (widow), dressmaker, 223 Fifth
Rowland Clara Mrs., furnished rooms, 644 Mission
Rowland James, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., dwl 39 Sixth
Rowland Jane (widow), dwl 941 Bryant
Rowland Jane Mrs., dwl 425 Broadway
Rowland John, seaman, dwl Quincy House
Rowland Patrick, tailor, dwl 25 Anthony
Rowland Peter W., boilermaker, dwl 16 Bluxome
Rowland Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 340 Fifth
Rowland William, painter, dwl 446 Seventh
Rowkmd Willis T., dwl 63 Tehama
Rowlands , dwl 209 LeidesdorfE
Rowlands H. B., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 122 Ellis
Rowlands Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Rowley B. N., commercial correspondent Journal of Com-
merce, dwl 450 Twentieth
Rowley Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1905 Dupont
Rowley George, hamessmaker Augustus Tillman, dwl 143
Third
Rowley H. D., conductor Central K. B., dwl Sixth bet
Brannan and Bryant
Rowley Henrietta Mrs., negative retoucher Bradley &
Rulofson, dwl 109 Montgomery
Rowley James, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Rowley Thomas, fruits and vegetables, 1034 Howard
Roxburgh James, printer B. F. Sterett, dwl 313 Seventh
Roxburgh John, assistant baggagemaster Central Pacific
R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf, dwl 41 Freelon
Boxbv Robert, capitalist^ dwl Union Club
Boy Charles, porter I. Reddington, dwl cor Columbia and
Twenty-filth
Roy David, carpenter, dwl 359} Braiman _
Roy George E., bookkeeper John Saulnier & Co., dwl (08
Vallejo . ,
Boy John A., milkranch, San Bruno Boad nr Thirtieth
Roy John R., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 12 Com
Roy Michael, packer, dwl 602 Bryant
Boy N. H., teamster, dwl E s Alabama bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Boy Robert, assistant secretary The Hibemia Savrnge and
Loan Society, dwl 915 Clay
Roy Victor, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor Lombard and Mason
Royal Chinese Theater, Yu Hen Choy proprietor, 630 Jack
Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool (fire and life), Jonathan
Hunt general agent, office 313 California
BOIMX MAIl STE.U1 P.WKET CO., W. Lane
Booker agent, office 319 California
Royal William, attorney at law, office 414 California, dwl
722 California
Royer Antoine C, bootmaker with G. Burkhardt, dwl 651
Howard „
Royer Herman, belting and lacing, 437 Brannan, dwl li
Hawthorne
RoTon Edward, gunsmith, dwl 604 Vallejo
Roze Augustine Rev., St. Dominic Monastery, Kw cor
Bush and Steiuer
Ruber Peter, seaman stm Kaloramft, Market St. Wharf
MORGAN a CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
'■ ^lZ^^^^?^^°^^C0^J06^Wl0J^^ Establishad 1852.
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Rubicam Coleman F„ clerk, dwi 615 Commercial
Kub.dus V, illiam (Xdu, i- R.), dwl 10 Quincy
Rubm Henry, peddler, dwl 648 Teliama
Rnhl^CnM^r."'"' ^'""M"■'^■ Sandoval, U23 Dupont
Rubj Gold Gravel Mmmg Co. (Sierra Co.), office 402
Montgomery room 23
Ruby John H. , dwl 22 John
Ruch Andrew S., carpenter, dwl 1007 Mason
Kuckelshaussen Charles, cook 232 First
Rucker Joseph W., carpenter, dwl 2117 Webster
Kucker Paul, surveyor, dwl 112 Turk
Buckley Frank laborer Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jos^
Road nr Industrial School
Ruckley Jacob milker Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jos^
Road nr Industrial School
Rudd William, laborer, dwl 625 Da\i3
Rudden John, cartman, dwl 547 Natoma
'^"'^!?.^?J^''"'''?' "'•' "^'""^ Manhattan Marble Co., dwl
933 Howard '
Ruddle Nellie Miss, cook Mrs. M. T. Thompson, 634 Bush
Ruddock Andrew, dwl 4 Bartol
Ruddock Andrew, gusfitter, dwl 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock James, carpenter, dwl 36 Ivy Av
Ruddock George, laborer Masonic Cemetery
Ruddock George, lamplighter, dwl 1034 Howard
Ruddock John, laborer, dwl 11 Bartol
Ruddock R. James, gasfltter and plumber, 704 Turk dwl
117 hy Av '
Ruddy Bernard, miner, dwl SW cor Fourth and Bryant
Rudee Isaac, dry goods and fiu-nishing goods, 129 Second
Rudeni Charles OWt<mc( d- R.), dwl 240 Dupont
Rudge Samuel, mason Paciflc Rolling Mills
Rudgens Abraham, dwl 1123 Dupont
Eudinger John, metalspinner Emile Boesch, dwl 212 Steu
Rudland J., dwl 220 Pacific
Rudlische William, hostler, dwl 203 Post
Rudiuan Edwin W., clerk George B. Knowles & Co., dwl
W 8 Guerrero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty.si.xth
Kudman John, with Charles Sutton Jr., dwl W' s Guerrero
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
RtlnOLF <il'.STATE A CO., pi.ano manufacturers
and importers, 4 and 6 Fifth, dwl NW cor Seven-
teenth Av and H, South S. F.
Rudolph , saiUnaker Harding & Brann, dwl Dupont
nr Union
Rudolph Adam, cooper, dwl 26 Rondel PI
Rudolph Andrew Otto, salesman 624 Sacramento, dwl 25
Rondel PI
Rudolph C. H., second officer Paciflc Mail S. S. Colima
Rudolph Charles, enameler, 647 Merchant, dwl W s Bu-
chanan bet Haj'es and Grove
Rudolph Charles, rigger, dwl 270 First
Rudolph Frederick, carpenter, dwl S s Lombard bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Rudolph Henry, painter, dwl 658 Bryant
Rudulpli Jacob, bricklaj'er, dwl 2411 Clay
Rudolph Victor, shoemaker, dwl 906 Stockton
Rudolph W. F., bookkeeper Dmiham, Carrigan & Co., dwl
814 Bush
Rudolph William, Mountain Beer Depot, 624 Sacramento
dwl 25 Rondel PI
Eudolphus Albert, gasfltter Bush & Milne, dwl 920 Jones
Rudolphus Mary J. (widow), dwl E s Jones bet Bush and
Pine
Rue Thomas, springmaker Crawford & Hinckley, dwl 112
Natoma
Ruebel George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 622
Filbert
Ruechwardt Edward, cook Sutter St. House, 236 Sutter
Rued John C. (Crwt i: B.), res East Oakland
Kuef Meyer, dry goods, SW cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Rueger John, brewer, dwl 661 Folsom
Ruegg Frank, blacksmith Paciflc RoIUng Mills, dwl W s
Georgia nr Sierra
Ruehmann Frederick, laborer F. William Kamps, dwl 40
California
Euelle Leon {Rmlle d: Co.), dwl W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Ruelle & Co. (Leon Riielle and Jean Guinsavd), Van
Ness Avenue Laundry, W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Euepp Simon, brewer Philadelphia Brewer}-, dwl 651 Fol
Rueser Charles, wagonmaker, dwl 473 Jessie
Ruez Susan (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1318 Kearny
Ruf Stephen, compositor, dwl 624 Grove
Rufl Casper, shoemaker F. Friedel, NW cor Folsom and
Steuart
Rufl George, laborer 614 Clay
Rufl John, laborer Palace Hotel
Rufl Otto, saddler, dwl 428 Br jadway
Rutfenach Isador, cooper David Woerner, dwl 152 Clara
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Mission "^ ^- "'''°''"' ^^^ '^ ""■""S"-'. dwl 619
B^ffi^" ?■ ^■■' '"i'^- "5 Post, dwl 17 j MorU.n
""c"or SiSntt"""' '="^^' i^-mann,dw, Ws Dolores
R^S •* ^l'""^'' """"iiM. dwl 920 Harrison
"^Z'mS^r'''""- '"'™'- CaW-n.ia.and Sansom,
Rugg Emla J., lodgings, 966 Folsom
filJf;'? f ■ ^■' S'^f*'' mariner, dwl 137 Montgomery
Rugg Lewis, blacksmith Charles H. Leavitt
Rugg Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 263 Third
Rugg es Charles S., ship clerk, dwl 2123 Mason
"'twi m2'vanefo°'""'"' >""'' """^ ''''''^''''> ^-X-".
Ruggles James, tailor, dwl Hotel Rhein
^^dwIMTsutSr"*^""" "'"'' '^■'""' District Court,
Ruggles John (J. Morton <t- Co.), dwl 316 Taylor
^^fauv I"- •bookkeeper Keane, O'Connor & Co., dw!
o8o Buchanan *
RnS i"^ ?■ <f T'C''' Sj"-'-'^y i- Co.), dwl 804 Jones
Rugg es J- .Richard, tailor Burr & Fink, ivl 909 Kearny
Ruggles W illiam P., butcher, dwl 886 Buchanan
Kuggr Antonio, laborer, dwl 1019 Powell
Euh Anthony (/;«/, i- Mmchoicsku), dwl S Harlan PI
Ruh & Masehowsky (Anthany Ruk and Albert ifas-
c/iowslry), hquor saloon, 411 Bush
Euhl Adolphus (Riihl Brothers), dwl 1005 Stockton
Kuhl August, bookkeeper Hoffman & Taussig, dwl 3"
Fourth *'
KIJHl BROTHERS (Adolpfms and Henry C.) im-
porters watches, diamonds, jewelry, and sole agents G
T, ,^°- Munmi & Co.'s Champagne, 522 Montgomery
Ruh Henry C. (Buhl Brothers), dwl 1005 Stockton
Kuhl John, bootmaker, dwl 1015 Powell
Ruhland Brothers (Christian and Fredei-lek), milkranch
N s Central Road nr Golden Gate Park
Ruhland Christian (Riifdand Bros.), dwl N s Central
Road nr Golden Gate Park
Ruhland Frederick (^Ruhland Bros.), dwl N s Central
Road nr Golden Gate Park
Ruhling Edward, assayer, dwl N s Liberty nr Dolores
Ruhman C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Ruhstadter August, brewer National Brewery, dwl SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Ruhstein Frederick, umbrellamaker T. T. Yeager dwl 226
Chestnut '
Ruile J., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and
Townsend
Ruile J. H., expressman, dwl 6 Trinity
Ruis Adams, cabinetmaker, dwl 43 Clara
Ruis Mary (widow), dwl 2114 Jones
Ruiz Joseph, steward C. E. Gaxiola, 20 South Park
Ruje Antonio, porter B. Davidson & Co., dwl 515 Mont
Rule Ferdinand K., collector, oifice 6 Leidesdorff, dwl 109
O'Farrell
RULE JOm W., druggist, 300 Third, dwl 303 Third
Ruley John, gasfltter Bush & Mihie
Rulfls Hermann, cooper Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl 804
Greenwich
Ruling Iktbert, merchant, dwl 414 Francisco
Rull Manuel P., barber Gray, Ferguson & Baldridge, dwl
24 Morey Alley
Rulofl Benjamin, miner, dwl 730 Howard
Ruloff John, seaman, dwl 22 Washington
Rulofson Alired C, salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 14''6
EUis
Rulofson William H. (Bradley i- R.), dwl 1922 Sacramento
Rumbol Richard F. , sawyer California Mills, dwl 10 Gar-
den
Rumhol Richard Foyster, laborer, dwl 60 Tehama
Rumetsth Jacob, winepresser, dwl 120 Turk, rear
Rumley Simon, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 30 Na-
toma
Rummel Charles, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228
Kearny
Rummell Frederick G., butcher Miller & Lux, dwl N s
Tenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Rumple Thomas D., hamesemaker Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 240 Jessie
Rumrill Calvin H., mining, dwl 1217 Polk
Runisley Anna (widow, colored), dwl 2i Vernon PI nr
Jackson
Rundc Charies (Linke & R.), dwl 226 First
Rundell Charles, cook, dwl 636 Sacramento
Rundell William M., bookkeeper 8. L. Jones & Co., dwl
913 Bush
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D. W. Laird, San Prancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Rundle Richaid T. {Turner <S: IL), dwi E 9 Tennessee nr
Solano
Runga John, dwI Greenwich bet Montgomery andSansom
Runge Frederiek, bootmaker William Wilkinson, dwl
Clara Lane
Run^ Frederick, machinist H. Casebolt & Co.
Runge Frederick W. {Rinpje it- Lakeman), dwl SOS Clem
Runge Gustave {Bntn;< ifc R.), dwl cor Union and Octavia
Runge & Lakeman (Frederick W. Ruiwe and Adolph
Lakeman), groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth
and Clementina
Rungt-r Christian, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Ruiik Htmura Mrs., dwl 1317 Jackson
I Rimn Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 7 Boyd
I Runnels Benjamin F. {Runnels tfc Wvlj), dwl S s Mission
I bet Sixth and Seventh
t Runnels Benjamin F. Jr., photographer Charles L. Cram-
I er, dwl -ISl Minna
i Runnels Matthias, cooper Cuttmg & Co.
I Runnels Thomas, rigger Wdliam Green
I Runnels .i Wolf i,Benjamin F. Runn*-ls and WUlitan H,
Wolf), cabinetmakers, 931 Mission
Runner Robert, shipcalker, dwl 42b Greenwich
Ruustedt Charles G., broker, dwl 1112 Taylor
Kunyon Henry A., salesman Mead ii Woolley, dwl 907
Stockton
Rupley T., dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Ruply Rhinehart, broker, dwl 336 Union
Rupp Simon, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 551 Fol
Ruppel Brothers (E. H. and Henry A.), music and mu-
1 sical instruments, tJ43 Clay
I Ruppel Charles, watchmaker L. Zacharias & Co., dwl 16
, Stockton PI
' Ruppel E. H. {Ruppel Bros.), dwl &45 Clay
I Ruppel Henry, cari>enter, dwl 20 Stockton PI
Rupi^el Henry A. {Ruppel Bros.), dwl Nucleus House
Ruppin B., moneybroker, 222 Mont, dwl 344 Seventh
Ruprecht Frank, capitalist, dwl Brookl}^l Hotel
RuredofE Hennan, carpenter, dwl 250 Fourth
Rurl John, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, dwl 1015 Powell
Rury Amelia (widuw), dressmaker, 302 Minna
Rusac William, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 503 Eighth
Kusack WilUam, shoemaker, W s Railroad Av bet Eleventh
i and Twelfth avs, dwl S s Seventh Av bet M and N,
I South S. F.
I Rusch Andrew, carpenter Palace Hotel
Kusch Jacomo, laborer Christopher Razzo, dwl Old San
Jijs^ Road nr Industrial School
Rusche Bemhard, paper-boxmaker Wempe Bros., dwl 239
Seventh
Rusche H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Ruschor John, laborer, dwl 1427 Kearny
Ruscoe Edwin, jigsawyer Andrew Frei, dwl SE cor Six-
teenth and Capp
Rusenberg Gette (widow), dwl S s Sutter bet Scott and
De\'i^idero
Ruser Christian F., windmill and tank manufacturer, 717
Treat Av
Rush Adam, clerk, dwl 1 Burcham PI
Rush Benjamin F., bookkeeper Titcomb & Williams, dwl
51S Eddy
Rush Edward, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 221 Tehama
Rush Edward Jr., plimtiber, dwl 221 Tehama
Rush Emanutjl, tailor, E 8 Brooks bet Gearj- and Market
Rush Frederick, groom WiUiam Le\y, dwl 737 Folsom
Rush James {Ruah dr Garittj), dwl 017 Mission
Rush Michael, butcher, dwl is Bernard
Rush Michael, laborer, dwl SW cor Brjant and Gilbert
Rush Patrick, acidworker Golden Citj- Chemical Works,
dwl SW cor Bryant and Gilbert
Rush Patrick, tailor, dwl 270 Jessie
Rush Sarah (.widow), dwl 518 Eddy
Rush i: Garity {Janies Rush and Peter Gurity)^ wines
and liquors, «520 Market
Ilushmoure William, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Kushmore Albert, contractor, dwl 1821 Howard
Kuskamp Henry, dwl S22 Jessie
Russ Adolph G., real-estate agent, office 203 Montgomery,
dwl E s Columbia bet Harrison and Folsom
Russ Adolph G. Jr., dw! E s Columbia bet Har and Fol
Russ Charles, tailor George L. Reynolds
Russ Christian, messenger Wells.'Fargo & Co., dwl 334
Sixth
Russ Christiana (widow), dwl 334 Sixth
KISS HOISE, S. H. Sej-mour i: Co. proprietors, Ws
Montgomery from Bush to Pine
Russ J. A., salesman Feldbusch i: Co., dwl 330 Sixth
Russ J. A., stevedore A. C. Freese
Russ John A., salesman S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 1S23 Turk
Russ Joseph (Dederky d: R.), dwl 333 Bush
Russ Joseph {Ruiis, Pickard tt Co.), res Femdale, Hum-
boldt Co.
Russ, Pickard & Co. {Joseph Russ, E. Cousins, and Dan-
iel Pickard), lumberdealers and manufacturers, XE
cor Main and Howard
Russau John M., builder, dwl 718 Yallejo
Russe Felix, laborer, dwl Eighteenth Av nr F, South S. F.
Russe Ferdinand, dwl N s Seventeenth Av nr K, South
S. F.
Russell , California Mills
Russell , machinehand D. A. Macdonald k Co.
Russell A. H. , teamster Charles Williams, dwl 34 Hayes
Russell Andrew, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 205^
Tehama
Russell Antonio, laborer John Reagan, dwl cor East and
Clay
Russell B. , shoemaker, dwl 33 First
Russell Charles, clerk, dwl 630 Sacramento
Russell Charles, drajTuan Glynn & Bridgman, dwl 804^^
Larkin
Russell Charles A., cooper Cutting & Co., dwl Guerrero
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty -eighth
Russell David, carrier Examiner, dwl 205^^ Tehama
Russell David, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 2307
Mason
RusseU D. S. , assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Russell Edward, porter (George O. McMullin &. Co., dwl 3
Polk
Russell E. M., plasterer Palace Hotel, res Oakland
Russell Eugene, dwl 502 Mission
RusseU Floyd, conductor, dwl cor Sixteenth and Mission
Russell F. W., boatbuilder, dwl cor Twenty-fourth and
Douglass
Russell George H., real estate, dwl E s Pierce bet Ellis
and Eddy
Russell George T., proof reader Morning Call, dwl 425
Kearny
Russell George W., market, NW cor Bush and Jones, dwl
921 Post, rear
Russell George W., salesman Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Russell Hemy-, calker, dwl 2 Crook
Russell Henrj-, printer, dwl 225 Leavenworth
RusseU Heur>% vegetabledealer, dwl N s Dorland nr Clhurch
Russell Heniy D. , marbiecutter, dwl dtiS Mission
Rxissell H. H., city agent Trust Fund Insurance Associa-
tion, dwl 031 Sacramento
RusseU James, hackman, NW cor Montgomery and Sut-
ter, dwl SE cor Bryant and Ritch
Russell James, machineoperator S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl 38 First
RusseU James, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl 224
Montgomery
RiisseU James, porter Wellman Peck & Co., dwl Ameri-
can Exchange
RusseU James, stevedore, dwl 411 Main
Russeil James, waterman GoodaU, Nelson & Perkins, 10
Market
Riissell James K, conducter N. R and Mission R. R.,
dwl S44 Folsom
Russell Jane Mrs. (widow), dwl 111 Jackson bet Davis and
Drumm
Russell J. G., vocalist Maguire's Opera House, dwl Lick
House
RusseU J. H., theatrical agent, dwl 531 Commercial
RusseU J. M., dwl 40* Geary
RusseU John, asphaltumworker N. P. Ferine
RusseU John, bricklayer John Cochran, dwl 227 Second
Russell John, carpenter, dwl 23 Sixth
Russell John, drajTuan, dwl 417 Hyde
Russeil John, coachman Edmund V. Hathaway, 38 South
Park
RusseU John, hackman, dwl 203 Ritch
RusseU John, laborer, dwl 010 Lombard
RusseU John, liquors, dwl 709 Mission
RusseU John, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl W e Florida bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
RusseU John, planer California MiUs, dwl 414 Minna
Russell John, shoemaker, dwl 35 Everett
Russell John, teamster U. S. Drajiuan
RusseU John, teamster WiUiam Kerr
Rl'&SEIJi JOU\ A., clerk Board Supervisors, office 4
City Hall second floor, dwl 1111 Mason
RusseU John B., bookkeeper James R. Keene, dwl 24 Ellis
RusseU John B., salesman F. X. Kast, dwi 2012 Sac
RusseU John Joseph, upholsterer Gix>dwin & Co., dwl 27
Stevenson
RusseU John S., carpenter California Mills
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co.
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Russell Joseph, hats and caps, 136 Third
Russell Joseph D., solicitor Brookljii Hotel
Russell Joseph L., printer, dwl2613 Octavia
Russell Joseph L. Jr., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co
Russell L. A. Mrs., principal Hon-ard St. Colored School
dwl cor Dolores and Columbia
Russell M., fireman stm Constantine
Russell Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 309 Sutter
Russell Martin, miner, dwl 611 Mission
Russell Maud (widow), lodgings, 602 Third
Russell Michael, mariner, dwl 27 Stevenson
Russell Monson (^Wclls.R. <t' Co.), dwl 100 McAllister
Russell Moeier B., porter Hawley, Bowen & Co dwl 5
Meaeham PI
Russell Patrick, laborer, dwl 364 Natoma
Russell Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Russell Powell, butcher Albert Atibert, dwl 6 Tay
Russell Reginald, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Russell Robert, messenger U. S. Subsistence Department
dwl 108 O'Farrell
Russell Sarah E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 410 Kearny
Russell Sigourney T. , mariner, dwl 100 McAllister
Russell Solomon, seaman, dwl 19 Conunercial
Russell T., driver City E. R.
Russell Thomas, asph'altumworker, dwl 117 Gilbert
Russell Thomas, laborer, dwl 81 Natoma
Russell Thomas S., bookkeeper R. A. Swain & Co dwl
ie08 Larkin
Russell William, dwl 16 O'Farrell
Russell William, laborer, dwl 1019 Market, rear
Russell William, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Russell William F., secretary North Pacific E. R., office
426 California, dwl Union Club
Russell William R. , print«r, dwl 32 Rincon PI
Russell W. J. , first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Sah-ador
Russellman Herman, chickenranch, W s San Jos6 Road
nr Six-mile House
Russer Joseph, wood and coal, dwl 718 Greenwich
Eusshaber William, wait«r 10 Berry
RlfSSIA, Martin Klinkofstrom consul, office 510 Battery
Russian and Turkish Baths, Frederick Zeile proprietor,
524-628 Pacific
Russian River Mills (Duncan's), John F. Byxbee agent,
office NW cor California and Drumm
Rusteberg Andrew, musician Maguire's New Tlieater, dwl
2 Helen
Rusteme.ver William J., tinner Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 25 Morton
Rusurih Bias, barkeeper Silvester Callabotta, 832 East
Eutan J. M., Shipwrights' Jotir. Assn, 71 New Mont
Rutaii W. M., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Rutclift William, carpenter, dwl 804 Beale
Ruth Alexander, ironmolder, dwl 8 Virginia PI
Ruth John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
RUTHERFORD ALEXANDER H., auditor Savings
and Loan Society, 619 Clay, res Grand Central Hotel,
Oakland
Rutherford Alexander H., capitalist, dwl 1105 Bush
Rutherford Andrew, boilermaker Mo^Tiihan & Aitken,
dwl E 8 Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Tn'enty-sixth
Rutherford Dmican, drajTuan Prince E. Hilton, dwl 129
Fourth
Rutherford Frank A. , house and signpainter, 110 Geary,
dwl 1406 Howard
Rutherford James, dwl 710 Folsom
Rutherford James, pattermaker Eisdon 1. and L. Works,
dwl 140 First
Rutherford James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Rutherford James, watchman stm John L. Stephens Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Rutherford James A., clerk, dwl Bryant nr Twent.v-third
Rutherford John, machinist 229 Fremont, dwl lio' Mary
Rutherford John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
202 Second
Rutherford Peter, correspondent Macondray & Co., dwl
710 Folsom
Rutherford Thomas, bookkeeper and receiver Spring Val-
ley Water Works, dwl 419 Sutter
Rutherford Thomas L. (Grosh & R.), dwl 811 Bush
Euthrauif Alonzo T., manufacturer passe-partouts, mats,
etc., 27 Second, dwl 341 Seventeenth
Rutledge Edward, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 709 Natoma
Rutledge George, dwl Dresdener House
Eutledge Sarah Miss, shoefitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 709 Natfjma
Rutledge Thomas, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., dwl 709 Natoma
^"""whart"*'' ™''"" ''" W"»am Taber, Market St.
Rutson Robert, painter, dwl 609 Washington
Kutter Adolph, tanner, dwl Harmony Hotel
Kutter Samuel R., teamster, dwl 420} Shipley
Rutter Thomas, blacksmith William Deacon, dwl 212 Sec
Kutter \iolet Miss, photographic finisher Wing & Allen,
dwl Co8 Howard
Rutter William, dwl 1408 Mission
Ruttley J. H., physician, office and dwl 745 Mission
Kuttmann John H.. stovemounter George H. Tay & Co
dwl 1010 Montgomery '*
Ryan A. Miss, seamstress, dwl 295 Clementina
Ryan Addie (widow), dwl 352 Third
Ryan Alfonso, tjijcfounder, dwl 914 Lombard
Evan Ann (widow), dwl 717 Lombard
Eyan Catherine (widow! dwl 361 Jessie
Ryan Catherine (widow), laundress Ladies' Protection and
Belief Society, home NE cor Geary and Franklin
Evan Catherine Miss, dressmaker, 766 Mission
Ryan Charles, expressman, dwl E s Twelfth bet Folsom
and Howard
Ryan Charles, liquor saloon, SW cor Third and Everett
dwl 7 Everett '
Ryan Cornelius, bootcutter John SuUivan, dwl 264 Minna
Eyan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 410} Sixth, rear
Rj-an Daniel (Union Tanning and Currying Co.), dwl 16
Gilbert
Ryan Daniel, broker, dwl 81 Natoma
Ryan Daniel, clerk, dwl 411 Sansom
Ryan Daniel, driver Louis Jaffe, dwl 125 Sutter
Eyan Daniel, gardener Jefferson Square, dwl 911 Green-
wich
Ryan Daniel, laborer, dwl 72 Jessie
Eyan Daniel, laborer, dwl N s Pi.xley PI bet Steiner and
Fillmore
Rj-an Daniel, nightwatchman New City Hall
Eyan Daniel R., extraman Engine No. 3 S. F. K. D., dwl
1213 California
Ryan Dennis, currier, dwl York bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Ryan D. L., bootmaker, dwl 909 Washington
Eyan Donald, tanner, dwl 15 Gilbert
Ryan E., fireman Southern Pacific E. E., cor Fourth and
Townsend
Eyan E. Black, superintendent Tax Department Central
Pacific E. E., NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 41,
dwl 20 Stanly PI
Ryan Edward, dwl 115 Second
Eyan Edward, salesman Eixotte & Silverman, dwl 63 Jesie
Eyan Edward F., bootcutter S. W. Eosenst.ick & Co., dwl
Gminison A\- nr Twenty-seventh
Ryan Edward J., miner, dwl S s Twenty-first bet Mission
and Valencia
Ryan Edward W. , carpenter, dwl 432 Green
Ryan Ellen (widow), dwl 11 Louisa
E.van Eliza (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 514 Howard
Ryan Emma ]\Iiss, dwl 361 Jessie
Ryan Ei^hriam, plumber, dwl 250 Minna
Ryan Frank, drajTuan, dwl 1011 Taylor
Ryan Frank, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl 29 Natoma, rear
Ryan Frank Jr., molder Savage & Sun, dwl 29 Natoma,
rear
Ryan George, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, dwl 617 Tehama
Evan George, Boiler Makers' Assn, 818 Howard
Ryan Hannah (widow), dwl 228} Perry
Eyan Hannah, furnished rooms, 1024 Stockton
R.yan Honora Miss, dressmaker, dwl 304 Beale
Ryan J., driver City R. R.
Ryan James, boatman, dwl Francisco nr Dupont
Ryan James, brassfinisher Weed & King^vell, dwl 666}
Natoma
Ryan James, capitalist, dwl W\int Cheer House
Ey.an Jiunes, gardener, dwl Washington bet Mason and
Taylor
E3-an James, groceries and liquors, 429 Minna cor Mary
Eyan James, longshoreman, dwl 8 Minna
Ryan James, stableman, dwl 234 Stevenson
Ryan James, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Ryan James D., cordwahier Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
172 Perry
E.van James Francis, patternmaker, dwl 15 De Boom
Ryan James H., barkeeper George Green, dwl 13 I'inck-
ney PI
Eyan James J., clerk Julius Samuels, dwl 747 Market
Ryan James J., janitor Broadway Grammar School, dwl
1407 Pacific
Eyan James L., clerk U. S. A., headquarters 106 Stock-
ton, dwl 234 Stevenson
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JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ly D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
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Ryan James L., teamster Nicholas Bichard, dwl 911 Bat
Ryan James P., foreman E. K. Howes & Co., dwl N s
Fourteenth Av nr N, South S. F.
Ryan James T. Mrs. (widow), dwl 15 De Boom
Ryan James W., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and
Minna
Ryan James W., rigger William Green, dwl 26 Howard,
rear
Ryan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 3 Laskie
Ryan John, dwl 212 Broadway
Ryan John, baker Patrick F. McGrath. dwl 30 Clara
Ryan John, blacksmith, dwl ,5 Jausen
Ryan John, boarding-, SW cor Drunmi and Clark
Ryan John, bollermaker helper Pacific Mail S. S, Co.'s
Wharf
Ryan John, brickmason U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
21 Fulton
Ryan John, cook, dwl 104 Natoma
Ryan John, expressman, dwl 717 Lombard
Ryan John, farmer, S s Mission and Ocean Beach Roadnr
Ocean View House
Ryan John, grocer, dwl 11 Clinton
Ryan John, laborer, dwl 6 Gaven
Ryan John, laborer, dwl 7 Garden, rear
Ryan John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 209 Second
Ryan John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ryan John, stairbuilJer, dwl 37 Dora
Ryan John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ryan John, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl E s Florida bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ryan Juhn B., saddlery, 639 Broadway, dwl 316 Capp
Ryan John H., bookkeeper, dwl 6 Calhoun
Ryan John J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
cor Twenty-eighth and Tehama, Bernal Heights
Ryan John J., porter, dwl 55 Beale
Ryan John M., cook George Opusich, dwl 138 Second
Ryan John P. , laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long Bridge
foot Fourth
Ryan John W., cashier C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 1305
Green
Ryun Joseph painter, dwl 304 Beale
Ryan Joseph, painter California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., dwl 251 Clementina
Ryan Kate Miss, clerk P. N. Ryan, dwl 361 Jessie
Ryan L., mason Palace Hotel
Ryan L. Mrs., janitress Ocean House School, dwl Buerra
Ranch W s Ocean House Road nr Ocean View House
Ryan L. & Co. (Ferdinand Levy), auctioneers, 537 Cal
Ryan LawTence(//. Ryan <{.- Co.), dwl 3 Calhoun
Ryan Lawrence, porter Osgood & Stetson, dwl 48 Louisa
Ryan Lawrence, seaman, dwl 231 Minna
Ryan LawTence J. , shoemaker, dwl cor Minna and Fourth
Ryan LawTence M., bookkeeper, dwl E s Baker bet Clay
and Sacramento
Ryan L. J., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Ryan L. T. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School
Ryan Luke, laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Ryan M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Ryan M. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Marj' Allen, dwl 554 Na-
toma
Ryan Maggie Mrs., shirtmaker Mrs. Kate O'Brien, dwl 207
Post
Ryan Margaret (widow), dwl 829 Bramian, rear
Ryan Martin, laborer, dwl 1304 Green
Ryan Martin, miner, dwl 564 Tehama
Ryan Martin, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana, dwl
cor Twenty-ninth and Park Av
Ryan Mary (widow), dwl 5 Jansen
Ryan Marj- Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Allen, dwl 7 Na-
toma
Ryan Map' Jane Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac. Wool-
en Mills, dwl Mission bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Ryan Matthew, junkdealer. dwl 17 Russell
Ryan Matthew, laborer, dwl 1 Margaret PI
Ryan Matthew P., clerk Michael Kelly, dwl SW cor Bry-
ant and Clinton
Ryan Michael, dwl 13 Adelaide PI
Ryan Miclu\el, assistant treasurer Maguire's New Theater,
dwl 6 Calhoun
Ryan Michael, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ryan Michael, bricklayer, dwl 27 Natoma
Ryan Michael, bricklayer, dwl 81 Natoma
Ryan Michael, carpenter, dwl N s Fifteenth Avbet L and
K, South S. F.
Ryan Michael, gasfitter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Ryan Michael, horsetrainer, dwl S 8 Point LoboB Av nr
T%venty-8econd Av
Ryan Michael, junkdealer, dwl 17 Russell
Ryan Michael, laborer, dwl 320 Broadway
Ryan Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Ryan Michael, liquor saloon, 818 Howard
Ryan Michael, porter F. B. Taylor & Co.
Ryan Michael, pressman Bacon & Co., dwl American Ex-
change
Ryan Micliael. shoemaker, dwl cor Market and Seventh
Ryan Michael, speculator, dwl 19 Harrison Av, rear
Ryan Michael, stonecutter Batten & Mullen, dwl 560 Lin-
den Av
Ryan Michael, tinsmith, dwl 228J Perry
Ryan Michatl S., waiter Occidental Hotel
Ryan Nellie (widow), dressmaker, 633 Broadway
Ryan Nura Miss, furnished rooms. 1014 Stockton
Ryan Nurah N. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School,
dwl 15 De Boom
Ryan Patrick, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 358 Bran
Ryan Patrick, brassflnisher Weed & Kingwell, dwl SE cor
T\venty -second and Church
Ryan Patrick, carriagepainter, dwl 1413 Mason
Ryan Patrick, farmer, dwl Ocean House Road nr Ocean
View House
Rjan Patrick, fireman stm C. M. Small, Commercial St.
Wharf
Ryan Patrick, junkdealer, dwl 17 Russell
Ryan Patrick, laborer, dwl 59 Everett, rear
Ryan Patrick, laborer, dwl 404 Broadway
Ryan Patrick, laborer, dwl King St. House
Ryan Patrick, laborer Fort Point
Ryan Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Ryan Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 12 Hunt
Ryan Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl W s Scott bet El-
lis and O'Farrell
Ryan Patrick, warehouseman, office 126 Clay, dwl 1217
Washington
Ryan Pet«r. carpenter, dwl 530 Mission
Ryan Peter, compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 921 Vallejo
Ryan Peter, salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 749 Market
Ryan Peter A., clerk, dwl 921 Vallejo
Ryan Peter F., collector Shennan & Hvde
RYAX PETER N. (Estate of), books and stationery, 40
Fourth
Ryan P. N. (widow), dwl 352 Third
Ryan Ralpli, molder Dunn & Kewin, dwl 569 Howard
Rvan R. H., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s \Miarf
KYAX KI('HARI> F., attorney at law, office 640 Clay,
dwl S s California Av bet Mission and Howard, Bernal
Heights
Ryan Rodger, real-estate agent, dwl 723 Vallejo, rear
Ryan Roger L., switchn^an Southern Pac. R. R., dwl King
St. House
Ryan Samuel, assistant treasm-er Maguire's New Theater,
dwl 1427 Stockton
Ryan Stephen, laborer, dwl SE cor Vallejo and Pierce
Ryan Stephen, laborer Fort Point
Ryan T. E. , bagmaker Carmen Island Salt Works, dwl 25
Second
Ryan Thomas, dwl 420 Jackson
Ryan Thomas, bootmaker, dwl 957 Howard .
Ryan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 519 Mission
Ryan Thomas, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 141 Natoma
Rjiin Thomas, carriagepainter H. Casebolt & Son, dwl SE
Filbert and Steiner
Ryan Thomas, cartman, dwl 1828 Broadway
Ryan Thomas, extraman Hose No. 4 S. F. F. D.
Ryan Thomas, laborer, dwl 508 Mission
Ryan Thomas, laborer, dwl 537 Sacramento
Ryan Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Mariposa and Arkansas
Ryan Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 25
cor Hinckley
Ryan Thomas, livery stable, 615 Ellis
Ryan Thomas, miner, dwl 510 Mission
Ryan Thomas, proprietor Continental House, 510 Mission
Ryan Thomas, real estate, dwl 13 Pinckney PI
Hyan Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ryan ITiomas, shoemaker, dwl 1079 Market
RYAN THOMAS P., district attorney City and County,
office S Mont Av rooms 4 and 5, dwl 339 Bryant
Ryan Thomas P., policeman City Hall, dwl 5 Boston PI
Ryan Thomas S., picturepeddler, dwl 517 Stevenson
Ryan Timothy, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 523 Howard
Ryan Timothy R., draj*man. dwl 30 Clara, rear
Ryan Ursula "(widow), dwl 1821 Jackson
Ryan Vincent, reporter Alta California, dwl 908 Clay
Ryan W. B., foreman Horace Davis & Co., dwl 647 Na-
toma
Ryan W. D., dwl 411 Sansom
Ryan William, dwl 628 Jessie
R^'an William, brassfinisher Wee* & Kingwell, dwl SE cor
Twenty-second and Church
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAIT & CO., California Market.
;. p. VAN SCEAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Kyan ■U'illiam, carpenter, dwl 208 Perry
Rj-an AVilliam, farmer, dwl Ocean House Road nr Ocean
View House
Ryan William, laborer, dwl 130 Clara
Ryan William, laborer Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 236 Fol
Ryan William, laborer E. Fanning', dwl 320 Chestnut
Ryan William, longshoreman, dwl 213 Broadway
R\an William, night clerk Coso House, 411 Sansom
Ryan William, teamster, dwl 11 Austin
Ryan William A., tjijefounder, dwl 914 Lombard
Ryan William B., engineer, dwl 27 Natoma
R\-an William Henry-, cook, dwl 29i Third
RjTin Wilham M., helper W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 1506
Taylor
Ryce Andrew C, cashier Forbes Bros., dwl W s Larkin
bet Filbert and Union
KY1'KMA.\ GARRET W., real estate, office 331 Mont-
gomery room 12, dwl 2315 Howard
Ryckman William L., capitalist, office 331 Montgomery
room 12, dwl 2315 Howard
Ryden Frederick, expressman, cor Davis and Washington,
dwl 2109 Webster
Ryder , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Ryder Charles B. (Tiernan <£• B.), dwl E s Missioo nr
Twenty- second
Ryder Charles H., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Ryder E-, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Ryder Francis P., molder Savage & Son, dwl E 8 Tenth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Ryder Frederick. Scandina\ian Soc.,71 New Montgomery
Ryder Henry, shoemaker, dwl 132 Folsom
Ryder J. M., capitalist, dwl Union Club
Ryder John, shoemaker, dwl 132 Folsom
Ryder Josiah T., shipcalker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 20
De Boom
Ryder Kate Mrs., boarding, 656 Folsom
Ryder L. E. Miss, assistant teacher music Public School
Department, dwl 632 Market
Ryder Patrick, gardener, dwl W s Fillmore bet Geary and
OTarrell
Ryder Thomas, steward stm Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Ryder Timothy, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumra and Oregon
Ryder Timothy, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Drumm and
Oregon
Ryder William C, barkeeper William Fowler, dwl 23 Val-
lejo
Ryder William G,, dwl 180S Mason
Ryder. See Rider
Rye Patch Consolidated M. and M. Co. (Humboldt and
AiVhite Pine, Nev.), D. F. Verdenal secretarj-, office
409 California
Ryer Frederick, salesman Fisher & Co., dwl 614 Mason
Ryer George, baker A. E. Swain, dwl 959 Bryant
RTER WASHIXGTOX M. Dr., capitalist, office 330
Pine room 42, dwl Grand Hotel
Ryer William T. S., real estate, office 330 Pine room 42
Rygaard H. W. T., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montr
gomery
Ryhiner Adolph, clerk M. Waterman & Co., dwl 763 How
Ryley George W., dwl 311 Stockton
Ryley Michael, asphaltumworker N. P. Ferine,
RjTialds G., fireman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
RjTie John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 561
Mission
Ryxie Peter K., cooper T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 561 Miss
Ryst Otto, bookkeeper Irvine & Haight, dwl 612 Grove
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Saakk Charles, cigarpacker. dwl 1914 Mason
Saalburg Siegfried, night inspector Custom House, dwl
16i Garden
SJlATBrRG "miLI.OI. proprietor and editor Hebrew
Observer, office 502 Montgomery-, dwl 708 Hyde
Saaler Thomas B., teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 411
Beale
Saar Louis, upholsterer Schlueter & Volbcrg, dwl M bet
Eighth and Ninth avs. South S. F.
Saavedar Juliana Mrs., dwl 437 Green
Sabatie A. E. & Co. (Henry Xaubecand Aristide Brand),
French importers and' shipping and commission mer-
chants, 617 and 619 S.ansom
Sabatie Alexander E. (A. E. Sabatie i- Co.), res France
Sabatie Philip G., merchandisebroker, 623 Sansom, dwl
219 Geary
Sabels Elliot, teamster Pahner, Knoi & Co., dwl 113
Franklin
Saber Peter, butcher, dwl 701 Lombard
Sabin John I., superintendent Supply Department West-
ern Union Telegraph Co., dwl 25is Clay
Sabin John M., shipjoiner, dwl 52 Zoe
Sabina Ortega, cigarmaker, dwl 1505 Dupont
Sabines A. C, night inspector Custom House, dwl 616
Green
Sablatschan John, shoemaker, dwl 21 Stockton PI
Saboree J., joiner, dwl 134 Fourth
Sabron Charles, butcher Miner's Restaurant, dwl 1123 Dup
Sachau Theodore, cook Park Hotel, dwl 134 Eighth
Sachs Benjamin, cook Dettmar & Schmitt, 60 Grand
Centra! Market
Sachs Darid, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl 217
Powell
Sachs L. & M. & Co. (William Heller), importers and
jobbers dry goods and agents Marysville Woolen Mills,
SW cor Battery and Bush
Sachs Lippmann (Schiceit^er, S. 6e Co.), dwl 217 Powell
Sachs Louis (L. i- M. Saclu A Co.), dwl NW cor Geary
and Leavenworth
Sachs Martin (L. A M. Sachs & Co.), dwl 615 Leavenworth
Sachs Morris, salesman, dwl 24 Himt
Sachs Samuel (Sachs, Strassburger & Co.), dwl 703 Market
Sachs Samnel (Schweitzer, S. A Co.), dwl 910 O'Farrell
Sachs Samuel L., salesman L. & M. Sachs J£ Co., dwl NW
cor Leavenworth and Geary
Sachs Sanford, student Heald's Business College
SACHS. STRASSBrRGER & CO. (Samuel Sachs,
Sigmund Stras.^burger, and Louis Frank), importers
and wholesale fancy goods, millinery, Yankee notions,
etc., SE cor Sansom and Pine
Sachse Julius, machinist H. M. .\dams k Co., dwl 13 First
Sachse Louis, machinist J. Hermann Schintz, dwl 612 Miss
Sacht C. H., Uilor, 71 Fourth
Sack John C. , mathematical-instrumentmaker, 203 Mont^
gomery, dwl 710J Taylor
Sackett Hannah M. (widow), proprietress Revere House,
NW cor Mission and Fourth
Saekett H. S. , gardener, dwl 421 Fols-im
Sackett William, gardener, dwl 421 Folsom
Sacklovich Peter, sau-filer, dwl Mission nr Fair Av
Sackmann Bertha (widow), dwl 116 Ninth
Sackrider Christian, superintendent Stables Potrero and
B. V. R. R. , dwl 560 Bn-ant
Sacks Benjamin, cook, dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Sackville Henrv, cook, dwl 54 Jessie
Sacramento Hide, Wool, and Tallow Co., 113 and 115 Wash
Sacramento Hotel, Jacob Reigelhuth proprietor, 407 Pac
Sacramento House, Madson & Peterson proprietors, 26 Sac
SACR-IME.XTO IX\E STEAMERS, Broadway St.
\Miarf
Sacred Heart College. SE cor Eddy and Larkin
S.1DDLE ROCK OYSTER SALOOX, Emerson Cor-
ville & Co. proprietors, 419 Pine
Sadler Edward, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy 4 Co., dwl 12
Morey Alle^'
Sadler Herman J. (A Ibert Mau J.- Co.), dwl 906 Van Ness At
Sadler Robert, civil engineer John Cochran, dwl 435 Pine
Sadler Thomas, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Sadomann Joachim, bricklayer, dwl 25 Morton
Saenger Julius, barkeeper FUgel & Schroeder, dwl 17 Pac
Saenger Lopold (D ia ina nt, Berliner i Co. ), dwl 712 Hayes
SIFE DEPOSIT BLOCK, SE cor California and Mont
SAFE DEPOSIT CO. THE, Eugene Casseriy presi-
dent, office SE cor California and Montgomey
Saffeli S;miuel, joiner, dwl 245 Seventh
Safterhill David (Saferhill i- Beyerador/), dwl 25 Jessienr
Seventh
SAFFERHUL A BEYERSDORF (Dand Saferhill
and Lrnds Beyersdor/), wines and liquors, 7 Mer-
chants" Exchange
Safford Harrj-, barkeeper stm El Capltan, Oakland Ferry,
dwi 224 Montgomery
Safford Isaac V. H., bookkeeper, dwl 28 O'Farrell. rear
Saflan Frederick, machinist, dwl W s Russ bet Howard
and Natoma
Safried Frederick, hatter J. C. Meusdorffer & Bro., dwl 612
California
Saftig Jacob G., salesman Consolidated Tobacco Co., dwl
349 Minna -, „-> -^
Saf^r George H., purser stm Monterey, Market St. Wliarf
Sagar Jubal H., engineer, dwl California At opp Howard,
" Bemal Heights
Sagar Thomas L., teamster John L. Hall, dwl Cauioraia
Av opp Howard. Bemal Heights
Sage Henrj-, deckhand stm New World, Front St Wharf
Sage Henn-. expresswagon, NE cor Jackson and Dara,
dwl SE' cor DaWs and Clark
Only Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
SACE LEWIS P., proprietor Cowell's 'Warehouse,
NE cor Battery and Union, and Sage's Warehouses, S
s Union bet Front and Battery, dwl 124 OTarrell
Sage Orlando G., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, dwi cor
Twentieth and Jessie
Sage Robert M., bookkeeper Frontier, Bellemere & Co.,
dwl 14 Tehama
Sagehom Charles H., city agent Charles Bernard, dwl SE
cor Post and Jones
Sagehom Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Union
and Jasper PI
Sagehom John H., dwl Dunbar Alley
Sager S., extraraan Engine Xo. 1 South S. F. F. D., dwl
Fifth Av, South S. F.
Sagers Uriah (X. W. Cole d- Co.), dwl 14 Bluxome
Sagiieur Onge, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 60S Green-
T^ich
Sahla Ferdinand J., seaman, dwl 308 Clementina
Sahlein Henry, with Le\i Strauss & Co., dwl 31" Powell
Sahlein William {Levi Straus d- Co.), dwl 317 Powell
Sahling N., laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl Eleventh
nr Folsom
Sahling Theodore, porter Redington, Hostetter & Co.,
dwl 6 Telegraph PI
Sahlmann Carsten, flourpaeker, dwl 2*206 Powell
Sahnke Herman G., groceries and liquors, SE cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Sahratore Giovannetti, wagonmaker Mangeot & Daclin
Sahrbacher Charles, butcher, 904 Stockton
Saias Dolores Mrs., lodging's, 1119 Keamy
Saika August, seaman, dwl IS Washington
Sailer L. R. Mrs., furnished rc^ms, 1213 Powell
Saillet Alexander F., capitalist, dwl Twenty-ninth nr San
Jos6 At
Sailmakers* Society, rooms Dashaway Hall
Sailor John, conductor Central R. R., dwl 421 Brannan
Sainsot Francis, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Main,
dwl 200 Mission
Sainsot R., lather Palace Hotel
Saint Louis Hotel, Hans Strom & Co. proprietors, 11 and
13 Pacific
Saire Robert, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 56 Everett
Sairo Natalis, waiter St. lynatius College, 841 Market
Saisfield Marsellio Miss, furnished rr>oms, 364 Minna
Sajous Charles E. {Ch. E. Sajous d: Co.), dwl 208 Post
Sajous Ch, E. & Co. {Eugene Malherbe and Frank
Leucher), commission merchants, 211 Clay
Sajous J. (widow), wines and liquors, VW cor Dup and Post
Sajous John, barkeei:>er Mrs. J. Sajous, dwl 208 Post
Sala Albert F. , conductor Central R. R., dwl Fourth nrFol
Sala Gaetano, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway
Sala Joseph C., instrumentmaker John Roach, dwl 1015
Stockton
Salama Banu, cook, dwl 5 St. Charles PI
Salamat^iff Moses, deacon Russian Church, dwl 1004 Jack
Salas Alexander, salesman John Bloch, dwl 23 John
Salas Ignacio, pressman Britton, Rey & Co., dwl 23 John
Salas Ubrado, merchant, dwl 1821 Leavenworth
Salas Manuela R. (widow), furnished rooms, 23 John
Salas Raphael, musician, dwl 23 John
Salazar Adolfo (Salazar dr Co.), dwl 508 Sutler
Salazar Antonio, capitalist, dwl 508 Sutter
Salazar Xazario (Salazar d- Co.), dwl 508 Sntter
Salazar & Co. (Adfjl/o Salazar, Nazario Salazar, and
George Richmond), fancy goods, 133 Kearny
Salberg Moses, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl 711
OTarrell
Salbiveuve Julian, cook Jacques Chorret, dwl 1337 Dupont
SATEM FlOlTt MILLS (Oregon), Kinney Eros, pro-
prietors, ..ffiee 119 Clay »s^
Salem Jean, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Mont Av and VaDejo"
Sales Calista Miss, dwl 414 Hayes
Sales Frederick O., clerk Edward Neumann, dwl 113 F.1H3
Salez Jos6, laborer, dwl S Hinckley
Salger Conrad, laborer, dwl Bannam PI nr Union
SaUna Francisco, merchant, dwl 215 Broadway
Salinas Francisco, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Salinger Julius, commission merchant, office 312 Sacra-
mento, dwl 307 Hyde
Salinger William {E. S'eicburger <t- Co.), dwl 921^ Post
Salinger. See Selinger
Salinu Francisco, fruitpeddler, dwl 215 Broadway
Salisbury Charles, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 423
Hayes
Salisbury Jane (widow), upholstress John C. Bell
Salisbury Mary A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
dwl 916 Washington
Salisbury. See Salsbury
Salmain James, Bhi]Licalker, dwl 132 Steuart
Salmon Adolph, salesman August Derre, dwl 726 Pacific
Salmon Albert, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 323 Eddy
Salmon David, barreldealer, dwl 127 GUbert
Salmon Edward, cashier Solomon Bine, dwl 323 Eddy
Salmon Edward, waiter Russ House, dwl 510 Mission
Salmon James, butcher Eugene Josse, dwl 614 Bdwy
Salmon John C, porter California Furniture Mannfactar-
ing Co. , dwl 739 Broadway
Salmon J. S., groceries, dwl 773 Harrison
Salmon M., molder Union Iron Works
Salmon Nicholas, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Salmon Peter, laborer dwl 39 Jessie
Salmon Victor, dwl 2114 Jones
Saloman Morris, junkdealer, dwl 408 Fifth
Salomo B., cook Edward Newman, dwl 5 St. Charles PI
Salomon , clerk, dwl 636 Pacific
Salomon Freda Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
dwl 222 Grove
Salomon Gustav, watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Polk
Salomon Jacob, wholesale cigars and tobacco 325 Sacra-
mento, and money and exchangebroker 502 Keamy,
dwl 235 Reamy
Salomon Neumann, butter, eggs, and cheese, 66 Centre
Market, dwl 517 Stevenson
Salomon Otto P., bookkeeper William J. Stoddart, dwl
1523 Mission
Salomon Rasmus, dwl 19 Commercial
Salomon Sylvain (Godchavx Brothers d- Co.), office 109 Bat
Salomon Tobias, clerk Neumann Salomon, dwl 517 Stev
Salomons F. P. (Heifiu'tiiann d- Co.), res New York
Salsburj" George D. ," lumberman Jason Springer, dwl Mis-
sion bet First and Second
Salsbury Henr>- A., lumberman Jason Springer, dwl Ifis-
sion bet First and Second
Salsburj- W. H., salesman Jason Springer, dwl 1613 Clay
SalsigS. M. J., condnct-:.r Clay St. Hill R. R.
Saltenberger John, restaurant, 1412 Dui:>ont
Salter Benjamin, plumber, dwl 772 Mission
Salter John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Salter John W., porter Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
655A Minna
Salter William C, cook New U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl
589 Market
Salter Woodlv, teamster, dwl 632 Valencia
Saltman Charles, butcher, 6 Centre Market, dwl 218 GroTe
Salts Albert, farter Frederick Hufschmidt
Saltzmann Henry, porter Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl
106 Antonio
Saltzmann Jacob, baker Jacob Schneider, dwl 115 Oak
Salve Fmnk, wiper Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. B.,
cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Salveson Andrew, seaman, dwl 8 Jackson
Sara Kee (Chinese), employment office, 511 Bush
Sam Kee (Chinese), teas, 7*23 Sacramento
Sam Sing (Chinese), cigar factory, 631 Pacific
Sam Yik (Chinese), teas, 747 Sacramento
Sambell Alfred, carpenter California Mills, dwl 423 Bnsh
Samenzo Orazio, bookkeeper 515 Merchant
Sames James, bootblack John Hewes, dwl 6 Quincy PI
Samingo Domingo, laborer, dwl 435 Greenwich
Samisch Robert, porcelainpainter, 425 Bush, dwl 1120
Stockton
Sammi Henry L., agent National Flour Mills, dwl Mission
nr Thirteenth
Sammis William, musician, dwl cor Vallejo and Bay
Sammy George (5a ;rtmt/ d' Stefens), dwl NE cor Tyler
and Larkin
SanMny & Steffens {George Sammy and H. A. Steffens),
groceries and liquors, NE cor Tyler and Larkin
louillet Andre, cellarman 415 Front, dwl 105 Stockton
Sample D. R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 927 Howard
Sample Samuel S. (Sainpfe d' Bageman), dwl 823 Cal
SAMPLE A HAGEMA.V (Samuel S. Sample and
George Eageman), wines and liquors, 312 Keamy
Sampson Capt,, dwl Windsor House
Sampson Amasa B. , hair and fancy goods, 110 Second,
dwl 112 Second
Sampson Benjamin C, helper George W. Swan & Co,, refl
Oakland
Sampson Cjtus, longshoreman, dwl 39 Jackson
Sampson eC A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 10 O'Farrell
Sampson Frederick W. , bookkeeper MacondiTiy & Co.
Sampson Harvev W. , carpenter Mission and ftic. Woolen
Mills, dwl 125 Shotwell
Sampson Henry, baker, dwl 915 Sacramento
Sampson Henry, longshoreman, dwl 32 Turk
Sampson Henry Jr., baker, dwl 915 Sacramento
Sampson J. A., student Heald's Business College
leio "Sam I
MOSQAH & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
S:nnpsun James, cari^enter, dwi 113 Fi'anklin
Sampson James (colored), housecleaner, 803 Mission, dwl
105 Bernard
Sampson James (colored), porter, dwl 502 Third
Sampson James B. (colored), whitewasher, 3f3 Second, dwl
10 Lynch
Sampson John, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, dwl 313
Geary, rear
Sampson Job n A. , abstract and weigh clerk Custom House,
dwl 807 Geary > — "
Sampson Joyce, baker John Reagan, dwl Sacramento nr
Stockton
Sampson Joyce Jr., baker John Reagan, dwl Sacramento
nr Stockton
Sampson William, carpenter Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 113
Franklin
Samsom John, laborer, dwl NWcor Francisco and Meiggs'
"UTiarf
Samsom William, carpenter, dwl 1705 Mason
Samson Albert, pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., res Oak-
land
Samson John (colored), expressman, dwl 24 John
Samson John, special policeman, dwl 150 Tehama
Samson P. L., dwl SE cor Polk and Post
Samson Rudolph, bookkeeper Frankentbal & Co., dwl 610
Jones
Samsreither George, proprietor New Alaska Hotel, 619
Pacific
Samud John, dwl 851 Folsom
Samuel Emanuel, whitewasher, dwl 184 Jessie
Samuel Emanuel, plastering and whitening, 208 Sutter,
dwl 105 Fell
Samuel Herbert, salesman Mierson, Jewell & Co., dwl 631
California
Samuel M. (Nathan <& S.), dwl 1065 Howard
Samuels A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 42 Moss
Samuels Aaron, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Harrison
and Dora
Samuels Ada (widow), dwl 808 Folsom
Samuels Adolph, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 808
Folsom
SAHII'ELS DAVID, dry goods, 104-108 Kearny, and
kid-glove factor^', N s Nineteenth bet Howard and
Folsom, dwl 119 Stockton
Samuels D. S. Mrs., dwl Revere House
Samuels Henry, dwl 705 Harrison
Samuels J. , merchant, dwl 533 Sacramento
Samuels James, carter Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills
Samuels John L., bookkeeper Berryman & Doyle, dwl 507
Greenwich
Samuels Joseph, watchmaker, dwl 258 Clara
Samuels Julius, dry goods, 630 Market, dwl 33 O'Farrell
Samuels Louis, hats and caps, 1119 Dupont
Samuels Orrin, longshoreman, dwl 48 Clay
Samuels Selig, peddler, dwl 254 Perry
Samuels Stanley, waiter John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Co., dwl 815 Montgomery
Samuels William, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl
258 Clara
Samuelson D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Samuelson Emma Miss, dressmaker, dwl 15^ Welsh
Samuelson John, dwl 12 Washington
Samuelson John P., cabinetmaker, dwl 551 Howard
Samwells Leon, gymnast, dwl 8 Tj^son PI
San Buenaventura Commercial, Manufacturing, and Min-
ing Co., oiBce 314 California
San Dane (Cliiuese), clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 933
Dupont
San Felipe Mining Co. (Tnyo Co.), office 315 Cal room 16
San Fernando Sheep Co., I. Lankershim secretary, office
421 California
SAN FRATVCJSrO ABEND POST (German daily and
weekly), S. F. Abend Post Co. publishers, office 535 Cal
San Francisco and Colorado River Railway Co., office 305
Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTO PACIFIC RAIT-
ROAD <'0., office 426 Montgomery, general freight
office cor Green and Front
SAN FRAN< ISCO AND PACIFIC LEAD PIPE
AND SHOT WORKS, Thomas H. Selby & Co.
proprietors, office 116 and 118 California
SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC SUGAR CO^
office 230 California
San Francisco and Point Lobos Road Co., office 625 Mont
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION, J. Ross
Martin assistant secretary, rooms 313 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO ASSAYING AND REFINING
"WORKS, NW cor Brannan and Seventh, Loins A.
Gamett manager, office 416 Montgomery
SAN FRAX<ISCO B.Ut ASSOCIATION (Club),
rooms 634 Sacramento
San Francisco Baths, John Greif i)roprietor, 636 Wash-
ington
SAN FRANCISCO REXETOLEKT .IS SO CI 1-
TIO\, office 10 Webb
SA\ FRAXCISCO KOARD OF PRARW U V,
William T. Wenzell secretary, office NE cor Market
and Stockton
SAN FRANCISCO ROARD OF PROVISION
PACKKIES, \V. L. Merry president, H. HoKsb;ieii
secretarv, nrtice 823 Sacrarnento
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD rNDFRWItlTFIES
(fire), CTliarles D. Haven secretarv, office 4Hi (Hi
SAN FRAXCISCO KOARD iNDERWRBTFRS
(marine), Caspar T. Hopkins secretary, uffloc 318
California
SAN FRANCISCO BOILER WORKS, Francis I.
Currj' proprietor, 123 and 125 Beale
San Francisco Brush Factor^', Feldmann, Simpson & Co.
proprietors, 835 Harrison, salesroom 315 Sacramento
SAN FRANCISCO BtLLETIN CO. (J. W. Siinoii-
ton, George K. Fitch, and Lorin-j Pickering), editors
and jiroprietors Evening Bulletin (daily, weekly, and
overland weekly), office 622 Monttjomery, editorial
rooms 517 Clay
SAN FRANCIS<'0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY AND
CO>iMEIt<'IAl G|i|DE (semi-annuaUy), Henry
G. Lan;;-lL'\' jmblisher, office 612 Clay
SAN FItANCISC'O CALL CO. (Lonng Pickering,
George K. Fitch, and James W. Simuntu7i), publish-
ers Morning Call, office 525 Montgomerj', editorial
rooms 517 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO CANDLE <'0. (Egbert Jvdson,
WiUiam C. Woodman, and Peter R. Woodman),
works foot Eighth, office 402 Front
SAN FRANtlSCO CHEMICAL WORKS. Judson
& Shepard proprietors, W s Valencia nr Fifteenth,
office 402 Front
SAN FRANCISCO <'HRONICLE (daily and weekly),
Charles De Young & Co. proprietors, office 506 Mout-
gomerj', editorial rooms 423 C^ay
San Francisco Cigar Box Factorj', (Otto Kloppenhurgand
Fcrdina'iid Klatt), factory 132 and 134 Berrjs office 324
Clav
SAN FRANCISCO COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION,
M. H. Myers secretan,', office 312 Califf.riiia
San Francisco Co-operative Box Factor>- (./. T. 3fib's,
Thomas R. Judson, J. G. Prescott, and John Prts-
cott), Berry bet Third and Fourth
San Francisco Co-operative Land and Building Associa-
tion, John Kurtz manager, office 32 Merchants' Ex-
change
SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANFFACTORY,
Tubbs & Co. proprietors, S s Indiana bet Sierra and
Nevada, office 613 Front
San Francisco County Medical Society of Homeopathic
Practitioners, rooms 232 Sutter
San Francisco Dental Societv, rooms 234 Sutter
SAN FRANCIS<^0 DIRECTORY (annually), Henry
G. Langley propriettir, office 612 Clay, composmg
rooms 517 Clay „ „ „
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL, Dr. C. T.
Deane surgeon in charge, Mrs. A. B. Thompson ma-
tron, 917 Clay , ^ t,
SAN FRANC ISCO FIRE DEP.IRTMENT, John P.
Shine secretan', office 23 Kearny .
SAN FRANCISCO FOl'NDLING ASYLFM, Pomt
Lobos Road nr Agricultural Park
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO., works Howard,
Beale Fremont, and Natoma, cor Kmg and Second,
SE cor Fifth and Howard, cor Tenth and Channel,
and foot Humboldt, Potrero, office SE cor First and
SAN FRANC ISCO GAS LIGHT CO.'S WILIRF.
foot Second .
San Francisco Glass Works, Carlton Newman proprietor,
S s Kintr nr Fourth, office 630 Washington
SAG FRANCISCO GOLD AND SILYEB PLAT-
ING MORKS, Edward G. Denmston proprietor,
653 and 655 Mission , „ , « ., .
San Francisco Hauling Co., Hancock & Kelso, office 414
San Francisco Hay Exchange, rooms 8 Clay
San Francisco Hotel, Robert Craine propnetor, 502 Miss
San Francisco Iron Works, Sefrin & Scohber proprietors,
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANFFACTORY,
David W. Laird proprietor, 613 Mont cor Merchant
The most Artistio ¥ork in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Gearj.
San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
SA\ FRAXCISCO JOI'RNAL OF COMMERCE
(nKinthly), S. F. Journal of Commerce Publishing Co.
proprietors, William H. Murray manager, office 414
Clay
SAX FRANCISCO LADIES* PROTECTION AND
RELIEF SOCIETY, home SE cor Franklin and Post
San Francisco Land, Buildiny, and Railroad Co., Thomas
B. Lewis president, office -iZH California
San Francisco Last Factory, Leveque & Co. proprietors,
10 Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO LAFNDRT ASSOCIATION (5. F.
Bu/urd, Charles SckilliTPj, Jami'S Carroll, H. H.
Wood, and John J. ffi-Jind), laimdry, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore, office 23 Geary
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY, 27 and 28 Mont-
yomerv Block
S.IN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOFN'DLINO ASYLl'M, Benjamin F. Hardy at-
tendiiiLT ph\sician, 7G'2 Mission
SAN FKAXCisCO M-INVFACTTRING CO., {John
Bryant, Simon Strahan, Francis Strahan, and John
^;u/t'rA07i), general mill-workers and manufacturers
house finish, NAV cor JIain and Howard
S.IN FRAXI'ISCO 3I.1RKET. 522-530 Clay
SAN FRA\CIS<0 MARKET REYIEW (weekly),
John H. Cannanv iS: Ci;>. publishers, office 409 Wash
SAN FRANCISCOMEDICAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY, office 204 Montgomerv
S-IN FRANCIiiCO MEDICAL SOCIETY, rooms 332
Bush
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY,
C. Mason Kinne secretar3', rooms 531 California third
floor
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER AND CALI-
FORNIA ADVERTISER, Frederick Marriott ed-
itor and proprietor, office 607-615 Merchant
San Francisco Nursery. William Myer proprietor, E s Fol-
som bet Nineteenth and T\ventieth
SAN FRANCISCO OLYMPIC CLFR (now Olympic
Club), rooms NE cor Howard and New Montgomery
San Francisco Packing- and Provision Co., W. K. Dietrich
manager, 513-521 Washington
San Francisco Paper Collar Co., J. Newman & Co. pro-
prietors, 6 Battery
SAN FRANCISCO PARR COMMLSSIONERS, of-
fice 302 Montgomen.'. room 33
San Fnincisco Percussion Match Co., Charles K. Clark
proprietor, factor^' E s Ritch bet Brannan and Town-
send, office 40S Market
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER VARNISH WORKS,
Hunter Bros. & Co. proprietors, Nevada bet Rhode
Island and Kansas, depot 40S Commercial
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOLEN FAC-
TORY, Black Point bet Polk and Van Ness Av,
office and salesroom 115 Battery
SAN FRAN4'ISCO POST-OFFICE, NW cor Wash-
ington and Batterj*
SAN FRANCISCO PRODFCE EXCHANGE, Wil-
liam H. Walker secretarj-, rooms NE cor Clay and
Davis
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE CIRCITLAR,
Thomas Magee proprietor, office 310 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION GROUNDS,
cor Fi.lijom and T^ventv-fifth
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS l^NION, James De
Fremer}- president. Li.vell White cashier, 532 Cal
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS FNION BUILDING,
NE cur California and Webb
SAN FRANCISCO SCREW BOLT WORKS, Phelps
Brntherts pr-ipriet'irs. l:J-17 Drumm
S.IN FRANCISCO SEMI-ANNUAL TRADE CIR-
CUL.4R, John Oilman publisher, office 517 Clay
San Francisco Semi-Annual Trades' Guide, Bishop &Wie-
gand publishers, 521 Clay
San Francisco Shirt Factory, A. Shirek proprietor, 22
Sansom
San Francisco Shoe Factory, Simon Wolff proprietor, 511
Market
8.\N FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PRE-
VENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, office
614 Merchant
San Francisco Soda Works, John N. Gerdes & Co. pro-
prietors, 22 Hinckley
San Francisco Spiritualists* Union, rooms Charter Oak
Hall
San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mills, Musto Brothers
proprietors, 715 Batter,'
San Francisco Steam Marble Works, J. & A. Morris pro-
prietors, 216 Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EACHANGE
ROARD, James R. Keene president, Franklin Law-
ton secretar}', rooms 411^ California
San Francisco Stock Brewerj", SE cor Francisco and Pow
San Francisco Tannery-, Anton Krieg proprietor, E s San
Bruno Road nr T^-enty- seventh
San Francisco Ten-Cent Package Delivery Co., oflBce 16
Post
San Francisco Tool Works, Martin Kelly proprietor, 12
Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO YEREIN, rooms 212 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR (semi-monthly). Pacific
Newspaper Publishing Co. proprietors, office 532 Clay
San Francisco Water Co., William Burling president, So-
lon Pattee secretary, office 323 California
San Francisco Wire Works, Charles H. Gruenhagen pro-
prietor, 665 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO WOOL EXCHANGE. E. Grisar
& Co. proprietors, NW cor Townsend and Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUR, R. L. Ogden
president, Henry G. Langley secretary, office 612 Clay
San Gottardo Hotel, Ambrosina Scheggia proprietress,
627-631 Broadway
San Jacinto Tin Co. (San Bernardino), office 314 California
SAN JOAQiriN AND KING'S RIVER CANAL
AND IRRIGATION CO., office 302 CaUfomia
San Joaquin Chicory Co., J. Lachmann agent, 209 Wash
San Joaquin Valley Wool Growers' Association, Thomas
S. Milton secretan', office 331 Montgomery
SAN JOSE WOOLEN MILL CO., John R. Mason
agent, salesrooms 521 Market
San >iarcial Silver Mining Co. (Sonora, Mex.), office 426
Montgomery
San Mateo Water Co., C. T. Bridge secretary, office 224
California
SAN PARLO LAND RECLAMATION CO., George
S. Ladd secretary', office 134 Sutter
SAN PARLO LINE PACKETS, Clay St. \Miarf
SAN OUENTIN STEAMER, cor Davis and Vallejo
Sanborn A. J. (Sanborn, Vail 1- Co.), dwl 27^ Fourth
Sanborn Albion J. (Sanborn 6: Bitnies), dwl 19 Verona PI
Sanborn A. T., bookkeeper Holt Bros., dwl 737 Howard
Sanborn Bradburj- (Sanborn, Vail <i- Co.), dwl 200 Stock
Sanborn E. W. Mrs., dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,
dwl 137 Montgomery
Sanborn Frederick, laborer Palace Hotel
Sanborn Frederick G., clerk Subscription Department A.
L. Bancroft & Co.. dwl 1030 Dolores
Sanborn Harvev L.. clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R,, dwl ISO Perrj'
Sanborn James, porter Jacob Underhill & Co., dwl 139J
Perry
Sanborn John, merchant, dwl 1201 Taylor
Sanborn John, street sprinkler, dwl 917 Natoma
Sanborn Peter W., shoemaker, dwl 505 Howard
Sanborn Samuel S., sawver. dwl 128 Silver
SANRORN THEODORE C, minmg, office 316 San-
som, res Oakland
Sanborn, VaU & Co. (Bradbury Sanborn, A. B.Vail, and
A.J. Sanborn), importers and manufacturers picture-
frames, 719 Market
Sanborn William E., messenger Treadwell &; Co., dwl 1513
Lark in
SANRORN A RYRNHES (Albion J. Sanhsm and Wil-
liam A. Byrnes), stairbuilders. Mission bet First and
Fremont
Sanchez Daniel, tailor J. H. Curley & Co., dwl 517 Vallejo
Sanchez Desiderio, baken.', 12 Pinckney PI
Sanchez Dolores, cook, dwl 627 Vallejo
Sanchez FelLx, peddler, dwl 22 Lafayette
Sanchez Francisca (widow), bakerj', Duncan Court nr
Broadway
Sanchez Helen G. Mrs., nurse, dwl 22 Lafayette
Sanchez John, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth Av bet K and
L, South S. F.
Sanchez L., dwl 1403 Stockton
Sanchez Ramon B., assistant secretary Spring Valley
Water Works, dwl 122 Taylor
Sanchez R. B. (widow), dwl NW cor Stone and Jackson
Sanchez Ricardo, vaquero, dwl Eighteenth Av nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Sanchez Rosalia (widow), dwl 444 Green
Sanchez Thomas, real estate, dwl 8 Camp nr Guerrero
Sand Brothers (Joseph arid Ferdinand), hairdressers, 2S
Third and 50 Fourth
Sand Ferdinand (Sand Brothers), dwl 632 Jessie
Sand Joseph (Sand Brothers), dwl 634 Jessie
Sand Max, trussmaker August Kohler, dwl 1325 Ee&my
Sand Thomas, painter, dw! 47 Natoma
Get the Millbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Marke
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Keamy, EstabUshed 1862.
s mJ William, miner, dwl 741 Market
^.ll[dave^ WiUiim B., hostler William H. Carpenter, dwl
'.f24 Missiiin
S..ndb.'.>m Peter W., bootmaker William Joiner, dwl 505
Hnward
Sandel William, fireman, dwl 22 Washin^n
Sanijels Frank, cari»enter, dwl 1406 Pine
Sandeman W. C, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Sander George, lather Palace Hotel
Sander Louis (Difri-« S- S.), dwl 18 First
Sander Peter, deputy county treasurer, dwl 316 Sixth
Sander Robert, physician, dwl NE cor Larkin and Bdn^y
Sandercock J. G., student Heald's Business College
Sanders , dwl 732 Howard
Sanders Amos A., teacher dancing, 71 New Montgomery,
dwl ?33 U'Farrell
Sanders Arnold, poultry and game, 81 Centre Market,
dwl 625 Post
Sanders Augustus, shi^icarpenter, dwl 103 Clark
Sanders Charles, porter F. B. Taylor & Co.
Sanders Charles E., machinist, dwl Twentieth bet Harri-
son and Folsom
Sanders Christian, porter, dwl 1323 Sacramento, rear
Sanders Daniel, upholsterer, dwl 156 Octavia
Sanders Ducke, physician and surgeon, office and dwl
102S Dupont
Sanders Frederick, teamster George Biyden, dwl 65Si
Howard, rear
Sanders George H. (Wright ,!• S.), dwl 1019 Hyde
Sanders Henrv (Sand,rs * Co.). dwl 161S Larkin
Sanders J. & P., market, 316 Sixth
Sanders J. A., master mariner, dwl 63 Tehama
Sanders Jacob (J. i- P. S.), dwl 316 Sixth
Sanders James H., carpetlaver Charles M. Plum & Co.,
dwl Alabama bet Tvventv-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Sanders James Henrj", locksmith Paul Z. Nauman, dwl
823 Batten-
Sanders J. M. (mdow), dwl 343 Brjant
Sanders John, carpenter, dwl 619 Pacific
Sanders John .A., upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl
156 Octavia
Sanders John P.. proprietor Sanders Hotel, SW cor Bat-
ter^' and Vallejo
Sanders Joseph, carpenter, dwl 761 Mission
Sanders Joseph J. , porter Russ House, dw 10 Powell
Sanders Peter (J. ct P. S.). dwl 316 Sixth
Sanders B., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Sanders Robert, cook Philip Fitzgerald, 816 Front
Sanders Salomon A., jeweler Smith, Kichter & Co., dwl
625 Post J „ o .%
Sanders Samuel, boarding, Fifth Av bet A and B, South
S. F.
Sanders W. A., journalist, dwl 210 Elhs
Sanders & Co. {Uenry Sandert and L. Dettman), copper-
smiths, 421 Mission
Sanders. See Saunders ^ , , ,„„ t^^j
Sanderson Edward H. (E. F. Gendar d- Co.), dwl 427 Eddy
Sanderson Edward H. (Sanderson d: Bro.), dwl 614 laylor
Sanderson George, dwl 223 Stevenson . » , v
Sanderson George F., surveyor, dwl E s Sterner bet Jack-
son and Pacific ,
Sanderson George H. (Jones i Co.). dwl 42, Eddy
Sanderson Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), office 113
Leidesdorff .„.,.. j i nr,^
Sanderson James, bookkeeper AUj-ne & ^Tute, dwl 208
O'Farrell ^,„ - ^
Sanderson James J., salesman Keane, 0 Connor & Co.,
dwl 1008i Market „ ^ j , , ,or r. ™
Sanderson Lemuel A. (Sandfr.wn i- Eom). dwl 1325 Pow
Sanderson Luther C, salesman 310 Battery, dwl 229 Rear
Sanderson Samuel A. (.Sanderson <!• Bro.), dwl b s Ver-
mont nr Twenty-fourth , „ ■« d n xf
Sanderson Silas W., attorney Central Pacific R. 1'-. ^"^
cor Fourth and Townsend room 40, dwl NW cor \ an
Ness Av and Bush . , ,
Sanderson Walter, hairworker Goldstem & Cohen, dwl
cnr Steiner and Pacific .\v
Sanderson William N. . hairdressing saloon
nia, dwl 1104 Pacific j rr \ i„,T>„rf
Sanderson & Bro. (Sanuiel A. and Edward H.X^^porl-
and jobbers crockery and glass w-are, 310 ""d 312 Bat
Sanderson & Horn (Lemuel A . Sanderson a"^ f*"^'"*
L. Bom), importers and jobbers cigars andfAacco,
327 and 329 Front iiAr.-var,.»l1
Sandesten Henrv. cutter Burr & Fink, dwl 10 0 FarreU
Sandford William, carpenter, dwl 952 Howard
Sandford William S., patternmaker Frear Stone Co., dwl
946 Howard ^ .
Sandkuhle D., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
515 Califor-
Sandkuhle Hammon, woodcan-er John B. Luchsinger &
Son, dwl 245 Miima
Sandman Salomon, branch bakery, 751 Brannan
Sandoval Andres. bari»er, 1423 Dupont
Sandrock .\ugust, tinsmith Ezekicl Pander, dwl 3 Steven-
son, rear
Sandrock Mary (widow), lodgings, 81 Stevenson, rear
Sands , dwl 411 Sansom
Sands Antonio, rigger, dwl 18^ Bowman PI
Sands Felix, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl SE cor Clay
and Fillmore
Sands John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Lena PI bet
Napa and Shastii
Sands John, sawgrinder Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 10 Lafayette PI
Sands J. T.. laborer Merchants' Dry Dock, dwl Lombard
bet Montgomery and Kearny
Sands Thomas, extfaman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
47 Natoma
Sands Thomas, laborer, dwl 159 Lombard
Sands Thomas, painter Palace Hotel
Sandstone John, blacksmith, dwl 52 Minna
Sandstrom , shoemaker, dwl 22 Washington
Sandstrom Adolphus, bootmaker A. Utschig. dwl .'■>23 How
Sandstrom John, blacksmith Calvin Nutting & Son, dwl
52 Minna
Sand.strom John, silversmith Schulz i Fischer, dwl 609
Jones
Sanford A. J., real estate, dwl 132 Fifth
Sanford George P..porter Jacob Strahle& Co., dwl 227 Sec
Sanford Isaac A., cook, dwl SE cor Mission and Steuart
Sanford J. L., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sanford Lewis, dwl 1212 Turk
Sanford Lewis P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 334 Bush
Sanford Ransom A. (Crane .(• Briijham), dwl 913 Howard
Sang Lung & Co. (Chinese), dry goods, 826 Dupont
Sang Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. V.asca de Oama
Sang Yune & Co. (Chinese), tinsmiths, 819 Duiiont
Sanger Isidor, dentist Henrj- Daris, dwl 513 Stevenson
Sanger Jetta Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 704 Bu-sh
Sanger Louis, dwl 326 M,inna „ ., „ o ^ .
Sanger Milton H., boilermaker Pacific Mail S. b. Co. 8
VThnrf. dwl 139 Clara . ^ „, . . j ,
Sanger Nelson H., wagonmakcr Hawkms & Olquist, dwl
215 Pine
Sangua.siaH.,seaman, dwl ISLafaj-ettePl
Sanguinetti Domenico (Bacigalupi i- Co.), dwl N« cor
Union and Bannam PI , , ^. ., . .^ ,, . ,
Sanguinetti Domienico, laborer, dwl Visitacion Valley bet
San Josd and San Bruno roads . j , „, „ .
Sanguinetti John, laborer Joseph Sangumetti. dwl 31 Hunt
Sanguinetti Joseph, wood and coal, 103 Geary, dwl 31
Sanguuietti L., laborer G. Venard, dwl 1514 Dupont
Sanitarium Baths, C. E. Driscoll proprietor, 2210 and 2212
Powell
Sanjarjo Francis, merchant, dwl 1045 Mission
&nkey Charies A., mining secret^-, office 331 Montgom-
ery room 20. dwl 1120 Howard ,„„„.. „
Sankey Jeremiah (Sankey i- ^Mfath), dwl 612 Shotwell
Sankey-Marj- J. Mrs., teacher Lmcoln Grammar School,
dwl 1120 Howard , , •
Sankev Samuel, hidedealer, dwl 61^ Jessie
&nkS- & McMath (Jeremiah S<-nkey and Joseph Me^
Math), house and signpamters. M\ cor Third and Uow
Sankin Josiah, seaman, dwl 3.5 Pacific
Sannino Celestial, laborer, dwl 12d Shipley
Sansman John, laborer 542 Clay p„i,,mhia bet
Sansom William H., carpenter, dwl E 8 Columbia Del
Twentv-third and Twenty-fourth _ , „„,^
Sansuparie Antoine. saw-dustdea^cj.dwl 54 Tehama
lanu Anna FeUcitas Miss, with Loms Lengfeld, dwl 639
SAATt' Cl.lB.4 FIOI-B JII1.LS, CTiarles Clayton i
r.»" icrpnt.>; office NE cor Front ana Llay
SA\'Tt TkI i Tvi> lOMEK COAST STEAMER!*,
^'^VoodalLNdson i Perkins agents, office 10 Market
Santa Cruz Bella (widow), dwl 1S24 Powell
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SantfS^e7 Quicksilver Mining Co. (SanU Birbara Co.),
office 401 California room 7 .„ ., j « Trti
SanU R^BTunch North P-iAc Coast ^^ Co ^^
liam W. Morrow secretary, office U. S. Court cuuains
room 38
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Ladies should tear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Sante De Coloma Y., bathman Montgomery Baths, dwl 1114
Keaniy
SantiafTo Mining Co. {Storey Co., Nev.), James S. Ken-
nedy secretary, office 43 Merchants' Exchange
Santif Nicholas, butter and eggs, 12 Centre Market, dwl
Valley nr San Jos6 Av
Santo Joseph, engineer stm Emma, Commercial St. Wharf
Santos George, druggist, dwl 6 John
Santos John, painter, dwl 6 John
Santns M. A. (widow), furnished rooms, 6 John
Santos Maria C. (widow), dwl 24 Commercial
Santry Daniel, hamessmaker John O'Kane, dwl 107i
Freelon
Santrj' Michael, laborer, dwl 520 Stevenson, rear
Sanzer Alfred, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Sanzigotte Anton, cook Rocco Beban, dwl SE cor Duiwnt
and Broadway
Sapin Charles G. , clerk William K. Doherty, dwl 3 Morey
Alley
Sarber G. W., carpenter Palace Hotel
Sarcander August, salesman 88 California Market, dwl
l&h Silver
Sarcander John F., local editor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 2216
Mason
Sargent Bailey, real estate, dwl 1021 Washington
Sargent Dewitt C, blacksmith Zina H. Cunningham, dwl
704 Folsom
Sargent Edric A., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
Thirtieth nr Henrietta, Bernal Heights
Sargent Edward O., barkeeper George B. Hess, dwl 8
Brenham PI
Sargent George W., clerk Robert Feder, dwl 413 First
Sargent Henry, tnmkmaker, dwl NW cor Buchanan and
Kate
Sargent Joshua C, U. S. district oflBcer Custom House,
dwl 413 First
Sargent Rebecca (mdow), dwl 12 Everett
Sargent Robert, plasterer, dwl 8 Vallejo Court
Sargent W., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Sargent William, seaman stm William Taber, Market St.
\Vharf
Sarle Richard A., patternmaker, dwl 12 Park Av
Samiento Soledad (widow), laundress, dwl 25 Hinckley
Saroni Alexander S., dwl 511 Eddy
Saroni Louis, salesman 420 Sacramento, and collector au-
tographs, dwl 511 Eddy
Sarowsky J. F., longshoreman, dwl Ws Eureka bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Sarr Louis, upholsterer, dwl L bet Eighth and Ninth avs.
South S. F.
Sarrail Patrick, laborer, dwl 1107 Union
Sarrazin Pierre, clerk J. Julllen & Co., dwl 1004 Pupont
Sarrett Mathieu, furnished rooms, Sullivan's Building S
W cor Dupont and Pacific
Sarscen Edward, liquor saloon and restaurant, 814 Third
Sarsfleld , baker, dwl 208 Third, rear
Sarsfield Cornelius, housepainter, dwl 1823 Leavenworth
Sarsfleld Cornelius, seaman stm Senator
Sarsfield Michael, tailor Gustav Cohen, dwl 911 Greenwich
Sarsgen Charles laborer Palace Hotel
Sarthon Bernard, laundrjTuan, dwl 007 Sacramento
Sarthon Jacques, milkranch, Silver Av nr San Bruno Road
Sartor Joseph (Sartor X- Stefajii), dwl 1307 Stockton
Sartor & Steflfani (Joseph Sartor and Henry StejTani),
wines and liquors, 1010 Dupont
Sartori J. Augustine, clerk 51D Clay, res Oakland
Sartorius George, machinist, dwl 347 Jessie
Sarver G. W., carpenter, dwl 925 Capp
Sasia Joseph, professor St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Sass Amandua H., dwl 311 Seventh
Sass E., tj^pecaster Painter & Co., dwl 311 Seventh
Sass Frederick, butcher, dwl 1701 Leavenworth
Sass Gustav, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwj 43 Everett
Sass Louis, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Pahner & Co.. dwl 231
Clara '
Sass Marcus, groceries, 311 Seventh
Sasson John, seaman, dwl 609 Jackson
Saasus James, milker Henry Dennis, NE cor Pierce and
Chestnut
Satapie A., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Satchwell John, cooper Lyon & Co., dwl 507 Gough
Saterad Richard, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Sathcr J. E., engineer Palace Hotel
S.lXnEK PEOER (Sathcr A- Co.), res Oakland
S.iTIIEK A V». (Pcder), bankers, NE cor Montgomery
and CVininiereial
SATHEK'S BriLUINC, NE cor Montgomery and Com
Sattar Louis, hairdressing saloon. Sanitarium Baths N s
Vandewater nr Powell
Satterlee George A., clerk John Satterlee, dwlSE cor Van
Ness Av and Washington
SATTEKLEE JOH.V, attorney at law, office 41 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl SE cor Van Ness Av and Wash
Satterlee William, insurance agent, office 41 Montgomery
Block, dwl 1(>17 Jackson
Sauavcnr A., seaman, dwl 123 Jaekson
Saubion Paul, butcher, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av and
Vallejo
Saucedo Alexander (colored), hairdresser Gtcorge Nich-
olas, dwl 1421A Stockton
Saucelito Land and Ferry Co., John H. SajTe secretary,
office 331 Montgomery
Saudeman W. C, third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Sauer Christian, baker, dwl S s Hayes bet Laguna and
Octavia
Sauer Fritz, cook, dwl 317 Francisco
Sauer L. Mrs., dwl 246 Third
Sauer William, professor music, office 404 Kearny, dwl
1522 Stockton
Saugenis G., dairyman, dwl 516 Pacific
Saul Edmund (Sanl A Co.), dwl 14 Guy PI
SAUL A CO, (Edmund), carriage factory, SW corEcker
and Stevenson
Saule George, clerk L. Shillaber & Co., dwl 326 Main
Saulniann August J. (Saulmann d- LaueTistein), dwl 835
Post
SAriM^lNN A LAIIENSTEI.\ (Aitgtust J. Satittnann
aiid Frederick L. Laii.enstein), coffee saloon, restau-
rant, and confectionery, and agents Caviar and West^
phalia Hams, 620 California
Saulmann W., tailor A. & N. Raphael, dwl 727 Folsom
Saulnier John (John SaxUnicr ct Co.), res Bordeaux,
France
Saulnier John & Co. (Paul Laclaverie), importers and
wholesale French wines and liquors, 406 Battery
Saulsberg Charles, broonimaker San Francisco Broom Fac-
tory, dwl S s Brj'ant nr Twenty-fifth
Saulsbury Edmund J., special policeman, dwl 261^ Jessie
Saulaburj'. See Salisbury
Saulsby George, lumberman, dwl 549 Mission
Saulsby Henry, lumberman, dwl 549 Mission
Saunders Charles M. . carriagetrimmer Maximilian C. Shill-
ing, dwl 613 Third
Saunders Charles W., engineer C. C. Biur & Co., dwl 202^
Francisco
Saunders Charles W., machinist Repair Shop Southern
Pac. R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Saunders C. R. Mrs., actress California Theater, dwl 119
Seventh
Saunders Elias, clerk Bartlett & Randolph, dwl 1131 Ellis
Saunders Elizabeth (widow), dwl 119 Seventh
Saunders Frederick, clerk Meyer & Akmann, dwl 29
Drumm
Saunders George, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co. , dwl
cor Polk and Market
Saunders George A., machinist helper Pacific Fiimiture
Manufacturing Co.. dwl 326 Third
Saunders George H., foreman Jollv Giant, dwl 1009 Taylor
Saunders Honora J. (widow), dwr322 Third
Saunders James, fireman stm Newbem Colorado S. N.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Saunders James (colored), porter, dwl 109 Bernard
Saunders J. Douglass, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1011
Polk
SAUNDERS JOniV H., attorney at law, office 417
Kearny, dwl 317 Sutter
Saunders Joseph, carpenter, dwl 708 Howard
Saunders Miner, laborer John Reagan, dwl 70 Jessie
Saunders P. L., carpenter Ashmead & Kellum, dwl 326
Third
Saunders R. S., student Heald's Business College
Saunders William B., peddler, dw! 25 Clinton
Samiders. See Sanders
Sauntey M., trimmer Kimball Manuf. Co.
Saur.mce Thomas A., painter Palace Hotel
Sausenberg Charles stuccoworker, dwl 230 Second
Sausler Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 457 Stevenson
Sausset Louis, tailor, 852 Clay
Sautcr William, barkeeper North Beach Brewery, dwl
2102 Powell
Sautrj' Michael, laborer Palace Hotel
Sauvage Leon, waiter E. Marchand, dwl 636 Pacific
Sauvain August, bookkeeper Ami Vignier, res Oakland
Sauve Oliver, carpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
Savage , dwl 31 Hinckley
Savage George R., driver Ira Marden, dwl 1105 Pow
Savage Granville L., driver Bowen Brothers, dwl 618 Cal
Savage Henry, asphal turn worker N. P. Perine
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New York.
p. VAN SCHAACX & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, EstabHshed 1362.
Savag-e Henry, carpenter^ dwl 26 Lewis PI
Savatfe Henry, jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl 102
Kleveuth
Savage Henry A., lithographer Britton, Rey & Co., dwl
102 Eleventh
Savage John, jeweler Hubash, Rutz & Co,, dwl 712 How
Savage John, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 225 Perry
gATA<;E MIMXU tO. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 419
Caliiornia room 28
Savage N. A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Granunar School, dwl
1034 Mission
Savage Patrick, peddler, dwl 139 Minna
Savage Patrick H. , pipefitter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.*s Wharf,
dwl 225 Perry
Savage Richard i^Savaije <k Son), dwl 1034 Mission
Savage Richard, laborer Union Warehouse, dwl 12-4 Alta PI
Sa^ age Richard H., cashier Savage ^ Sou, dwl Lick House
Savage Robert W,, fruits and confectionery, 121 Sixth
Savage Robert W., gardener, dwl Ss Fulton nr Stanyan
Sa\ age Thomas, bootblack, dwl 236 Sutter
fciavage Thomas, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 230 Sev-
enth
Savage Thomas McHenry, farmer, dwl W s Lyon bet Oak
and Page
Savage William, book canvasser, dwl 434 Stevenson
Savage William C, salesman Bowen Brothers, dwl 613^
Stockton
Savage William P., clerk 505 Sansom, dwl 121 Sixth
SAV.KiE «t SON {Richard), proprietors Empire Found-
ry, 137-141 Fremont
Savan Murijo, laborer, dwl 442 Union, rear
Savannah Edward, laborer, dwl 330 Fifth
Savels Elliott, molder Palmer, Knox k, Co.
Saveron Etienne, butcher Mmers' Restaurant, dwl NW
cor Broadway and Dupunt
Savery Edward, bookkeeper I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
Hickory Av nr Van Ne-s Av
Savery Walter, niachini&t Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl S s Townsend bet Second and Third
Savidge Samuel, dwl 414 Francisco
Saviell Augustus, fisherman. Clay St. \Miarf
SAVI.\i;!» AXD LOAN SOCIETY (Bank), E. W. Bun-
president, C\TUS W. Carmany cashier, 01^ and 021 (.lay
SAV1><;S .aV|> LOAA SOtlETVS BIUJ»L\«,
019 and 021 Clay
Savisare John, tailor G. Forrest Walter & Co. , dwllS First
Savorv Kate (widow), seamstress, dwl 303 O'Farrell
Sawers Charles G., dwl (1435) 1509 Taylor
Sawtelle David, salesman Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl
14 Bernard
Sawtelle Henry A. Rev., pastor Union Square Baptist
Church, dwl 810 Taylor
Sawtelle Parker, miner, dwl 277 Stevenson
Sawyer Adelaide Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
man" School, dwl 1011 Clay
Sawj-er Albert F., ph\sician, otfice and dwl 302 Stockton
Sawver Charles H., attorney at law, office 207 Sansom, res
Alameda
Sawder Charles H., leathercutter Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 413 Oak
Saw\-er Charles L., broker, office 124 Second, dwl 52 Sec
Sawder C. M. Mrs., test medium, 1145 Mission
Sawder E. A., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl 1040 Miss
SawVer Ebeuezer D. {Sawyer d- Ball), dwl S19 Bush
Sawyer F. A., baggagemast«r Southern Pacffic R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Sawyer Frederick A., attorney at law and justice of the
peace, office 804 Montgomerj-, dwl Pacific Club
Sawyer Frederick A., carpenter James J. Jones, dwl 1428
Powell ^ ,
Sawjer F. W., fireman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Sawyer George, carpenter, dwl 56o Howard, rear
Saw^-er George, furniture polisher, dwl 137 Tehama
Sawyer George, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl lOi Howard Court
Sawyer Henrj-, shipcarpenter, dwl 28^ Zoe
Sawyer John'H., special policeman, dwl 120 Seventh
SawTer Joseph, gasfitter, dwl 935 Mission
Sawyer Joseph, polisher California Furmture Manul. U).,
dwl 22" Second
SawTer Leopold, taUor, dwl 515 Sacramento
Sawyer Lewis W., tinsmith, dwl W s Howard nr Twenty-
fifth L V O
Sawyer Lorenzo, judge U. S. Circuit Ck.urt, chambers 3
and 4 U. S. Court Buildmg, dwl 734 Sutter
Sawyer Lorenzo S. B., attorney at law, clerk, and com-
missioner U. S. Circuit Court, office 1 U. S. Court Build-
ing, dwl 734 Sutter
Sawyer Marj- E. Mrs., cloakmaker B. Kowalsky, dwl 1428
Powell
Sawyer Mary S, (widow), dwl 1014 Mason
Sawj-er Milton G., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 110 Pros-
pect PI
Sawyer N. G., secretar>- Health Office, 124 Geary
Sawyer Olivia (widow), dwl 1011 Clay
Sawyer Oscar G., coiTespoiident N. Y. Herald, dwl 14
Eddy
Sawyer Otis V., dwi 1503 Sacramento
Sawyer Robert, dwl 915 Bush
Sawyer Robert, salesman, dwl 10 Powell
Sawyer Samuel, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 3254
Bush
Sawyer Samuel T., lather, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Sawyer Simeon, liquor saloon, NW cor Fulton and Devis-
adero
Sawyer Tliomas, extraman Engine No. 6 S. F. F. D., dwl i
935 Mission I
SA>VTEK >VOODBIJK¥ D„ attorney at law, office [
022 C'lav and 025 Merchant
SAWVEK A BALL (i.'. D. Sawyer and A. Everett
Ball), att(.irneys at law, office 502 Muntyomerj'
Saxe Charles, seaman, dwi 120 Howard, rear
Saxe Frank, clerk Wilson ii. Putnam, dwl 36 Welsh
Saxe William P., law student John F. Swift, 430 California
Saxton , picture peddler, tiwl 0 Tjson PI nr Wash
Saxton A. H., assistant weigher Custom House
Saxton Warren W., naval architect, dwi 12 Hawthorne
Saxton William, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Saxtorph Axel L., t«amster Higgins & Collins, dwi 816
Union
Saxtorph Henry, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Sayer Gustavus, cook stm Montana Colorado S. N. Co., Fol-
som St. Wharf
Sayers A. L. , capitalist, dwi Grand Hotel
Sayers Edwin, seaman, dwi 35 Pacific
Sayers Henry, dwi 7^5 Mission
Sayers John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Sayers John, waiter Miners" Restaurant, dwl 050 Mission
Sayers Patrick, laborer, dwi 758 Mission
Sayers R. S. , laborer Tu«nisend St. Depot Central Pac. K. R.
Sayers Wiiham F., clerk Henry H. Haight.dwl 108 Miima
Saylan Henry, clothing dealer, dwi 315 Geary
Sa\ le Joseph, cook stm Ventura, Market St. 'Whari
SAYRE JOHX H., mining and homestead secretary,
office 331 Montgomery, dwl 220 Turk
Sayres David, carpenter, dwl .'i72 Folsom
Savres Thomas, laborer, dwl 300 Fremont
SaWes William, laborer, dwi S Sherwood PI
SAYWAUD WILLIAM T., real estate, office and dwl
420 Montgomerj fourth fioor
Saywell Sylvester, carpenter James J. Jones, dwi 1912
Taylor, reiir
Sa^Tvell Thomas, gardener, dwi SW cor Lombard and Jones
Sbarboro Andrew {B. Sbarboro J; Bro.), dwl 1410 Puik
SBAKBOKO B. A BKO. {Andrew), wholesale and
retail groceries, provisions, and hquors, 531 and 533
Washington
Sbarboro Bartholomew {B. Sbarboro <t- Bro.), dwl 923 « ash
Sbarboro Giovanni, oyster saloon and chop house, 432 Cal-
ifornia, dwi 114 Prospect PI
Sbarboro James, laborer, dwl 2305 Mason
Sbarboro Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, dwi 425 Filbert
Shisa G., fisherman. Clay St. \\harf
Sblonsky Lawrence, plmnber, dwi 1805 PoweU
Scabies John, longshoreman, dwl 150 Steuart
Scadden George, waiter Pacific MaU S. S. Ancon
Scaffler Charles, engineer, dwi 12 Langton
Scalan John M., shoemaker, 514 K'-urth-
Scalarandi Dominic, clerk Gabne. Bovo, dwl 215 Bdwy
Scales William H., debenture clerk C^istom House, re«
Oakland
Scallev Patrick, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth , „ ,^ _ ,
ScaUy NeU J. (i/. McCloslcey d- Co.), dwl 1149 Folsom
SanLi Autonio. laborer D. Ghirardell . ^^ lUm Kear
Scahnanini Carlo, laborer D. Ghirardclh, dwl 1109 Kear
Scalmanini Charles, dwl 9i>9 Filbert
Scalmanini Costaiite {Scalinanuu d; Co,), dwi 6i ^'a?
Scalmamni \ Co. {Co^tante Scalinamm and i>aiUo An-
a/tO. hquor saloon, 32 Clay .. .. „ ^ -.r j
Scai^ou A <^., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. a Vaaco de
Gama
Scammon Arthur, seaman, dwl 5CH Davis
Scammoii Charles il., captaiu U. S. Revenue Scmce, dwl
Scanimou Jefierson H., carriflgemaker Zina H. Cunning-
ham, dwl 505 Seventh
None but the Best of ArtistTemployed atEairdressing Estatlishment. 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchan'
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Scandinavian Home, Henry Bro^vn proprietor, 105 Clark
Scandinavian Society, rooms 71 New Montgomery
Scanlan , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Scanlan James, maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 315 Chestnut
Samlan John, butcher, dwl 4:i0 Drumm
Scanlan Margaret (widow), dwl 9 Tehama PI
Scanlan Martin, Boiler Makers' Assn, SIS Howard
Staiilan Michael, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 514
Fourth
Scanlan Patrick, coachman Dr. H. H. Toland, dwl HOG
Stockton
Scanlin Anthony, blacksmith Peter Nicholaa H. Haller,
dwl cor Union and Octavia
Scanlin Francis, dwl i)07 Jonea
Scanlon Michael, laborer, dwl 140 Perry
Scanlon Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 125
Perry
Scannell Charles, porter 204 Front, dwl 919 Howard
S€ANMELL DAVID, chief engineer S. F. F. D., office
23 Kearny, dwl 412 Bush
Scannell Eugene, plasterer, dwl lOS William
Scannell G., driver Central R. R., dwl 361 Minna
Scannell John, brakeman Passenger Depot Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl W s Temies-
see bet Mariposa and Solano
Scannell Michael, shoemaker, dwl 1240 Bush
Scaperlenda Biagio, fisherman, dwl 503 East
Scarborough John J. (colored), barkeeper John T. Callen-
der, 5 Broadway
Scarpati Antonio, seaman, dwl 9 Broadway
Scatena L., dwl 723 Sansom
Seatena Lorenzo {A. J^ardini Js Co.), dwl 1107 Kearny
Scerl Frederick W., barkeeper Steiner & Israel, dwl 756
Folsom
Scerry John, carpenter, dwl N s 'I\venty-second bet Bart-
lett and Mission
Schaadt Louise (widow), dwl N s Seventeenth bet Dolores
and Church I
Schaaf Henry, laborer, dwl 408 Beale
Schaaier Conrad, blacksmith, dwl 10(J0 Howard
Schaake Ferdinand, porter Henry Hilgerloh, dwl SW cor
Post and Dupont
Schaap Charles A., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl 636
Green
Schaar Adolph, upholsterer, 286 Eleventh
Schacht John, bottler S. Lachman & Co., dwl 950 Wash
Schad Paul, clerk Ernest Hoger, dwl tj45 Washington
Schad Richard {Lowenstein d- S.), dwl 240 Jessie
Schad William, dwl 645 Washington
Schadde William A., clerk Frederick Behrens, dwl 911
Capp
Schade August, shoemaker, 506 Valencia
Schade Frederick, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 824
Washington
Schiule George, butcher Charles Tautphaus, dwl 1121 How
Schade Rudolph, cellarmaster Kohler & Frohling, dwl
1316 Kearny
I Schaedler Hermann, harnessmaker 110 Drumm, dwl 19
Hinckley
Schaefer Caesar, surveyor Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins
Co., dwl 1706 Mason
Schaefer Charles G., painter Wilson & Moulton, dwl 1812
Mason
Schaefer Henry, driver John Schaefer, Mission and
Ocean Beach Road
Schaefer Igiiatz, maltster, dwl 2118 Powell
Schaeftir John, milkrancb, Mission and Ocean Beach
Road nr Mountain Spring House
Schaefer Louis R., gasfitter dwl 333 Bush
Schaefer Mary (widow), laundress, dwl 1123 Dupont
Schaefer Peter, driver Juhu Schaefer, Mission and Ocean
Beach Road
Schaefer. Sec Schafer and Shafer
Schacffer Cliarles (Fromiii it S.), dwl 938 Howard
Schaeffer Charles, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei dwl S 6
King bet Tliird and Fourth '
Schaeafer Charlotte Mrs., midAvife, dwl 1220 Stockton
Schacffer Coni-ad, machine morticer B. & J. S. Doe dwl
442 Brannan *
Schacffer Conrad, miner, dwl 814 Montgomery
Schaer John, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co dwl N s
Bush bet Fillmore and Webster
Schaertzer John A., driver 228 Kearny, dwl 139 Rose Av
Schafer Bartel, brewer Philadelphia Brewen' dwl l'>3 Te-
hama
Schafer Bemhard, cook, dwl 135 Post
fcchafer Charles, car inspector Southern Pac. R. R Co
cor Sixteenth and Harrison '*
Schafer Conrad, blacksmith, dwl 1062 Howard rear
Schafer Frank, brewer, dwl 243 Second
Schafer Henry, milkranch cor Corbett and Castro
Schafer Herman H. {Schaftr J: Co.), res New York
Schafer Jacob, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl 516
Stockton
Schafer John, cook J. H. C. Bellmer
Schafer John, milkrancb, cor Corbett and Castro
Schafer John F. (Scha/er d- Co.), dwl 211 Turk
Schafer Mary (widow), dwl 1046 Folsom
Schafer Peter, milkranch, cor Corbett and Castro
Schafer Phillip, cabinetmaker California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 211^ Perry
Schafer & Co. (John F. and Hennan jj.), manufacturers
and importers clothing, SE cor Battery and Pine and
708 Market
Schafer. See Schaefer and Shafer
Schaffauer George, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 5
Delaware Court
Schaffer , tnismith, dwl 811 Stockton
Schaffer Frederick, tailor, dwl 434 Broadway
Schaffner Charles, ruler D. Hicks & Co., dwl 26 Silver
Schaffry Charles, porter Frank & Dallemand, dwl 7 Jane
PI
Schafle Hermann, cook Scott & Dudley, dwl 315 First
Schalich Thomas, cabinetmaker, dwl 24 Garden
Schallehn August, bootmaker, 513 Bryant
Schaller Theodore, confectionery, 939 Folsom
Schamberg John, expressman, dwl 1417 Dupont
Scharabs Adolph, cellarman 624 Sacramento, dwl 25 Ran-
dall PI
Schamfel William, salesman 88 California Market, dwl
435 Pine
Schammel Henry C, manufacturer vinegar, 60S Lom-
bard
Schanbel Charles, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Ca's Wharf,
dwl 3 Minna
Schandel Charles, cook, dwl 333 Bush
Schander Adolph, clerk Daily Examiner, dwl 515 Bush
Schander Elise Miss, teacher South CJpsmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 534 Bush
Schannan Henry, bookkeeper, dwl 141 Minna
Schaper Florence, tinsmith James Johnstone, dwl S s
Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
Schardin Joseph P., dwl Morton House
Scharf Frank, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl Stanly nr San Bruno Road, Bernal Heights
Scharf Henry, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufactiiring Co.,
dwl cor Stevenson and First
Scharken A., clerk Henrj- Schwartz, dwl 331 Montgomery
Scharkkast Daniel, cooper, dwl 14 Garden
Scharlin John A., watchmaker Bravermau & Levy, dwl
644 Sacramento
Schamiann George, boots and shoes, 1320 Polk
Scharowsky Albert, shipcarpenter, dwl 1016 Stockton
Scharowsky Natalia Mrs., dressmaker 1016 Stockton
Schassen Max V., driver Philadelphia Brewerj-, dwl 52
Tehama
Schath Anthony, strawpresser Forrest & Co., dwl W b
Mission bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Schath John, shoemaker, 31 Ellis
Schatzle Xaver, tailor, dwl 610 Post
Schaub Charles, machinist, dwl 814 Montgomery
Schea Louisa Miss, clerk Altschul, Simon & Co., dwl 1410
Stockton
Scheafer David, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Ser-
pentine Av m: Twenty-sixth
Schedel George, groceries and liquors, 34 Jessie
Scheefer Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, dwl 690 Geary
Scheele Frederick, steward 320 Pine
Scheeline N., merchant, office 212 Pine, dwl 502 Bxish
Scheerer Antonia Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1209 Polk
Scheerer Joseph, carpenter and builder, 510 Post, dwl 512
Post
Scheffer Charles, photographer Charles L. Cramer, dwl
769 Folsom
Scheffer Frederick (WUliavi Eleemann tb Co.), dwl 1007
Powell
Scheffler Carl, engineer Herman Royer, dwl 12 Langton
Schegg:ia Ambrosina Mrs., proprietress San Gottardo Ho-
tel, 627-631 Broadway
Scheggia Charies (Gav J- S.), dwl 631 Broadway
Scheibel John, carpenter, dwl 503 Greenwich
Scheidecker John, carpenter, dwl 1619 Dupont, rear
Scheidler , boilemiaker Francis I. Curry
Scheidy Jacob, butcher George Hasselbach, dwl SW cor
Howard and Steuart
Scheier Abraham, clerk P. Berwin & Brother, dwl 44 Third
Scheier G., merchant, dwl 235 Kearny
Scheifer Peter, laborer, dwl 775i Market
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MOR&AN & CO.'S, 87 California Market
P.VAITSCHAACK&CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zeamj, Established 1852.
Scheifer Theodore, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwi 255
Stevenson
Scheiman Rudolph, commission merchant, dwl 44 Third
Schein S., clerk, dwl 44 Third
Scheiter Peter, tailor, dwl 515 Sacramento
Schelbiuh Peter, porttr Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 35 Welsh
Scheld Henry R., miller Deming-, Palmer & Co., dwl 118
Sacramento
Scheld Herman W., clerk Pellet & Fahrbach, dwl 915 Mont
Schelford , student Heald's Business College, dwl 222
Post
Schelin Aug^ust, tailor, dwl 2 Chelsea PI
Schell John, conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R,
Schell Lizzie Miss, shoefitter S. W. Rosenstock &Co., dwl
3 Oregon
Schell Louis, carpenter, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr Boyce
Schell ITiieodore L. {Woodworth, S. tt Co.), dwl 1898
Broadway
Schellbach Henry, driver Schussler & Ulmer, dwl Ash Av
nr McAllister
Schellenberger Andrew, tailor, 726 Washington, rear
Schellenberger John J., barber, dwl Mission bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Scheller August, longshoreman, dwl 439 Union
Scheller Robert, boots and shoes, 19 Third, dwl 226 Stev
Schellhom Jacob, dwl Morton House
Schemmel Edouard, bookkeeper French Savings and Loan
Society, dwl 222 Linden Av
Schenmaermann , laborer, dwl 636 Pacific
Schenck G. Everett, real estate, office and dwl 808 Mont
Schenck Henry, cooper Leopold Juzix, dwl NE cor Front
and Pacific
Schenck W. H. H., clerk Treadwell & Co., dwl Morton
House
Schenck WiUiam, dwl Grermania Gardens Erie PI bet How-
ard and Mission
Schenckel Marj' (widow), midwife, dwl N s Eleventh Av
nr Q, South S. F.
Schendel John, engineer, dwl 17 Clinton
Schener WiUiam, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Ser-
pentine Av nr Twenty-sbrth
Schenk Charles, tailor, dwl 7 Keid PI
Schenk Christian (i/o/Tj/ian it S.), dwl 1 Sullivan Alley nr
Mission
Schenk Edi^-ard, porter C. H. Meyer & Brothers, dwl 7
Reid PI
Schenk Frederick, engineer, dwl 10 Powell
Schenk Gusta\'us, jeweler, dwl 7 Reid PI
Schenk Robert, jeweler, dwl 7 Reid PI
Schenkelberger Francis, boot and shoemaker, 305 Sutter,
dwl 2020 Van Ness Av
Schentz Herman, cutler, dwl 59 Jessie
Scheper Andrew, groceries and liquors, 734 Broadway
Scheper Carsten, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifteenth
and Miilna
Scheper John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay and
Larkin
Scheper John H., liquor saloon, cor Beale and Bryant
Scheper Joseph, groceries and hquors, NW cor Dolores
and Twenty-second
Scheper Martin (Ivemeyer d: 5.), dwl SW cor Twenty-
third and Valencia
Schepp John, jeweler, dwl 619 Pacific
Scherbner Friedrich, furrier, dwl S s Sutter bet DeTiisa-
dero and Broderick
Scherer George, cook United States Hotel, 304 Beale
Scherer Jacob, cook Techau & Jessen, dwl 10 Haj-ward
Scherer Joseph, cook, dwl S15 Jackson, rear
Scherer Leonard, actor, dwl 419 Chestnut
Schermann Gustav, cabinetmaker, dwl 517 Post, rear
Scherr August, cooper, dwl 909 Kearny
SCHEKR FERDINAND, importer and jobber hops,
corks, and brewers' materials, and agent Pioneer Malt
House, 511 Sacramento {and Lux i- S.), dwl 822 Cal
Scherrebeek Mary (widow), dwl 550 Minna
Scherrer Ignatz, brewer John J. Streuli, dwl 409 Dupopt
Scherring Charles {Scherring <t- Weber), dwl 14 John
Scherring & Weber ^Cftarfci Scherring and William We-
ber), confectioners, 443 Bush
Schestag Roderich, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Schettler Henr^-, bootmaker John G. Werlin, dwl Pacific
bet Stockton and Powell
Schettler Louis, woodcaner Charles Schroff, dwl W s San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Schettler Mary (widow), liquor saloon, 505 Pacific
Schetzer Adolph, barkeeper Christian Feldmann, dwl 515
Pine
Schetzel August, hah^iresser Joseph Golly, dwl 2132 Stock
Schetzel Max {Schetzel <& StrAzenwaXd), dwl 30 Harriet
SCHETZEL A STOIZEXWALD {Max Schetzel aixd
11. Stvlzenicald), dyers and scourers, 30 Harriet, office
116^ Post
Scheu Samuel, dwl 806 Union
Scheuer Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 6 Gilbert
Scheuer John, laborer Cal. Sugar KLfiner>-, dwl 6 Gilbert
Scheuerich William, shoemaker, dwl 2"'S Post
Scheunemann Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Jessie
and Sixth
Scheurer Christian (Straub tt 5.), dwl 51 Everett
Scheurer William, tailor, 147 Post
Scheyer Jacob, merchant, dwl 44 Tliird
Schick G. D., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1415 Bosh
Schick John H., glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 618
Fourth
Schick William, carpenter, dwl 25 Mortem
Schie Henrietta Miss, clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 1410
Stockton
Schie Louise Miss, clerk Altschul, Simon & Co., dwl 1410
Stockton
Schie Minna (widow), seamstress, dwl 1410 Stockton
Schiedeler Joseph, engineer, dwl aSS Clementina
SchiefFer C. H., cutter and salesman A. Schumacher, res
Oakland
Schierloh Henrj-, maltster Spreckela & Co., dwl 74 Everett
Schiffer John G. (Schifer <i- Co.), dwl Sll Stockton
Schiflfer & Co. (John G. Schijfer, Benjamin F. Career,
and John L. Boone), fli-mg-top manuEacturere, 509
Commercial
Schild John, wheelwright, dwl 203 Post
Schillenger Isaac, miner, dwl 240 Fremont
Schiller Adeline (widow), seamstress, dwl 241 Seventh
Schiller Albert {F. Schiilcr i Son), dwl 1256 Stockton
Schiller Albert, longshoreman, dwl 132 Steuart
Schiller August, carriagetrimmer Larkins & Co., res Oak-
land
Schiller August, cooper, dwl 16 Jasper PI
Schiller Charles, wood engraver, dwl 732 Filbert
SCJHIXLER F. «& SOX (Albert), cooperage, 46 and 48
Jackson
Schiller Francis (F. Schiller d- Son), dwl 1256 Stockton
Schiller Frederick, carbuilder, 322 Eighth
SCHILLER FREDERICK C, woodcarver CaUfomia
Mills, NW cor Howard and Spear, dwl NE cor Filbert
and Mason
Schiller Henr}', engraver Edwards A: Tuckey, dwl Stock-
ton nr Union
Schiller Henrj-, junkdealer, dwl 747 Tehama
Schiller Jacob, laborer, dwi 226 Jessie
Schdler Joseph, cuoper F. SchUler & Son, dwl 1256 Stock
Schilhng Adam, machinist John Lochhead, dwl W s Eight-
eenth nr Douglass
Schilling August, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 504 Franklin
Schilhng Charles {San Francinco Laundry Aasocxativn),
dwi E s Fillmore bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Schilling Claus, bookkeeper G. Groezinger, dwl 504
Franklin
Schilling Diedrich, clerk Svea Fire Insurance Co., dwi 314
Post
Schilling Henry, confectioner, dwl 275 Stevenson
Schilling Henrj% watchman S. F. Laundrj-, dwl 1519 Ellis
Schilling Levi, wooddealer, cor Fifth and Townsend, dwl
614 Sutter
Schilling Pauline (widow), dwl 512i Jessie
Schilling William, hquor saloon, 4 Front, dwl 728 Ear
Schimmel pfennig John, uphobterer John Hoey, dwl 1116
Mission
Schimp Henry, dwi 20 Ritch
Schimp John W., real estate, dwl 932 Clay
Schindler Adam C, cabinetmaker John B. Luchfiinger &
Son, dwl 112 Polk
Schindler John, miner, dwl 814 Montgomery
gCHI>DL£R W, F. R., president and business man-
ager S. F. Abend Post Co., office 535 California, dwl
412 Siith
Schindler WiUiam J. L., market, W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Scbinke Charles, carriagemaker, dwi ;M9 Fourth
Schinkel Otto, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 959 Brj^ant
Schintz Henrv, cutler J. Hermann Schmtz, dwi 59 Jessie
SchinU J. He'rmann, cutler and corkscrew manufacturer,
10 Stevenson, dwl 59 Jessie
Schiring Henrj-, cigars and tobacco, 423 East, dwl 22 Clay
Schirmeier Frederick, locksmith and bellhanger, 737 Miss
Schirmer Robert, hostler, dwl 807 Vallejo , - - i
Schirrmann Gustav A. A., cabinetmaker W. J. T. Pal-
mer & Co., dwl 517 Post
Schlaberg Charles, cigarmaker Frank Schlabeig, dwl 3
Chatham PI
BatliB ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Schlaberg' Frank, cigar manufacturer, 3 Chatham PI
Schlageter C. A., drajiiian H. T. Holmes & Co.
Schlamm S., repairer Ackennau Bros., dwi 50(J Stockton
SL-liUmurt W,, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
Schlatter C. L., surg-eon Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Schleanian Frederick, baker Richard Albreeht, dwl 109
Taylor
Sc-hleder John, carpenter, dwl 422 Brannan
Schleef John H., groceries and liquors, 815 Jackson
Sclilegal Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1020 Market, dwl 113
Oak
Sch]egi;r Abraham, sexton Synagogue Shaarey Tzedek, dwl
4:J7 Green
Schleicher August, engraver Joseph Hahn, dwl 820 Geary
Sclileiclier Jacob, real estate, dwl 820 Geary
Scliluichcr William, teamster S. Levy & Co., dwl 1424 Dup
ScliKidcn Joseph F., bookkeeper I. Gutte, dwl 511 Filbert
Schlciden William, commission merchant and agent
Mexican and South American Line Packets, 504 Bat-
ter}', dwl 1210 Kearny
Schleifcr F. & Co. {Francis Cuttiruj), producers cham-
pagnes, brandies, and wines, refinery N s Commerce
nr Front, otfice 17 Main
Schleifer Francis (F. Scklcifer <fc Co.), rea New York
Sclilemer Henry, cabinetmaker Krageu & Co., dwl 25
Kitch
Schlemmer Phillip, tanner A. B. Patrick, dwl 2009 Folsom
Sclilenker Jacob, machinist, 527 Pacific
Schlesselniann John {F. Meyer tb Co.), dwl NE cor Turk
and FiUmore
Schlessinger Edward, bookkeeper A. Andrews, dwl Russ
Hou.se
Schleter Louis, cooper Simon P. Connor, NW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Schley Daniel, bricklayer, dwl 318 Pine
Scliley Lewis, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 233 Sutter
Scbliclit Nicholas, bookbinder A. J.Leary, dwl 404^^ Tehama
Schlichtor Philip {Schlichter dr Rosenthal), dwl 1008 Jack
Scliliclitcr & Rosenthal (/'A^7^^J Schlichter and MosenS.
Hoscnthal), dry goods, 52 Fourth
Schlichting August, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Schlichting Hemy F., groceries and liquors, 449 Fifth,
dwl 44.5 Fifth
Schlichting JuJius, barkeeper H. Bamnann, dwl NW cor
Miintgumery Av and Filbert
Sehliofciistuin G., dwl 429 Bush
Scliiiiii,-hcyde Bernard A. (A'aintZit-rd; Co.), dwl 1612 Wash
SchliiiglMif Ferdinand, jeweler Edwards iSt Tuckey, dwl 4
Meduu PI
Schlink Thomas, drayman George Brj'den, dwl 27 Clem
Scbliphack Philip, expressman, dwl 446 Brannan
Schlitte Clementina Miss, governess, dwl SW cor Polk
and McAllister
Schlobuhni John H., clerk Blohm & Gerken, dwl NE cor
Mission and Beale
Schlocn Hem-y, saloonkeeper, dwl Virginia Block
ScblosseQ Mrs., dwl 339 Minna
Schlott Ernost {Schmidt il- S.), dwl 423 Chestnut
Schluekebier Fritz, laborer Kohler & Frohling, dwl SW
cor Stockton and Broadway
Schlueter Edward (Schlueter A Volberg), dwl 121 Silver
Schluetor G., porter ContinenUil Hotel, 527 Pacific
Schlueter Henry, boot and shoemaker William Lowbock,
dwl ls2 Stevenson
Sclilucter Jacob J., wood and coal, 528 Fourth, dwl 673
Bryant
Sclilucter & Volberg (Edward Schlueter and Charles
Volbcnj), carpets, oilcloths, and upholstery, 709 Mar-
ket
Schlueter. See Schluter
Scbluhscn Henry, dwl 43 Ritch, rear
Schluhseu Julia (wdow), dwl 48 Ritch, rear
Scbluss Carl bookkeeper F. Korbel & Brothers, dwl 682
St^^ickton
Schluter Claus H., groceries and liquors, 744 Fourth
Seliiutor John, cabinetmaker, dwl 33 Brannan
Schluter Juhn H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Second
and Howard, dwl 112 Tehama
ScliUUcr William, driver W. Lange, dwl Cole nr Waller
Schluter William H., gasfitter Bush & Milne
Schuiadcke Henry {Schmadcke A i/eiwr), and porter L.
Feldmann & Co., dwl 2301 Mason
Schniadekc & Heuer {U. Schmadeke and A. Hcuer), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Francisco and Mason
Schmadekcr Lizzie Miss, milhner Mrs. M. A. Eakins, dwl
41 Freclon
Schmadel Joseph, molder, BE cor Fremont and Tehama,
dwl 407 Folsom
Schmaliug Charles, master mariner, dwl 1183 Broadway
Schmalz Jacob, brewer National Brewery, dwl SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Schmalz William (H. Hyman <£• Co.), dwl 732 McAllister
Schmedes Eliza (widow), dwl 437 Sixth
Schmeltzer Henry, ambulance driver City and Coimty
Hospital, E s Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
Scbmelzer Max, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Howard and
Fourth
Schmid Franz, carpenter, dwl 18 First
Schmidt A., shoemaker, 803 Jackson
Schmidt A., cutter Joseph Bros., dwl 229 Montgomery
Schmidt Adolph H. R. , teller German Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 834 Folsom
Schmidt Albert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}', dwl NW cor
Bryant and Eighth
Schmidt Alice Miss, pianist, dwl Windsor House
Schmidt August, dyer, dwl 81 Stevenson, rear
Schmidt August, machinist, dwl 834 Folsom
Schmidt August, master mariner, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Schmidt Bertha (widow), lodgings, 3 Hardie PI
Schmidt Carl, clerk German Consulate, dwl 1026 Mont-
gomery
Schmidt Carl, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 18 Board-
man PI
Schmidt Carl, mason, dwl Continental Hotel
Schmidt Charles, barkeeper Christian Feldmann, dwl 441
Clementina
Schmidt Charles, clerk Herrmann & Co., dwl 1215 Bush
Schmidt t.!harles, clerk Otto F. Becker, Prescott House
Schmidt Charles, cook John Niessen, dwl 1324 Stockton
Schmidt Charles, jewelry-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, dwl
78 Clementina
Schmidt Charles, laborer W. H. Brown, dwl S s Vande-
water nr Mason
Schmidt Charles, seaman, dwl 49 Sacramento
Schmidt Charles, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Schmidt Charles, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Schmidt Charles, waiter Overland House, 533 Sacramento
Schmidt Charles F., silversmith Koehler & Ritter, dwl 4
Medau PI
Schmidt Charles P. {H. W. Schmidt J; Brother), dwl 631
Sacramento
Schmidt Christian, liquor saloon, SW cor Bush and Kear-
ny, dwl 425 Third
Schmidt Christian S., wood and coal, cor Tennessee and
Butte
Schmidt Christopher, hairdresser, dwl 250 Clementina
Schmidt C. O., carpenter, dwl 230 Sutter
Schmidt Conrad, cook Franklin Hotel
Schmidt E., musical director Buckley's Varieties, dwl
Green nr Mason
Schmidt Edward O., physician, office 652 Market, dwl 722
Folsom
Schmidt Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, 623i H«ward
Schmidt Emil, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl ti07 Hyde
Schmidt Ernst (Schmidt d- Co.), dwl 1405 Bush
Schmidt Ernst, musician, dwl 713 Filbert
Schmidt Faber, groceries and Uquors, NW cor Mission
and Seventh
Schmidt F. M., laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Schmidt Frank, woodcarver, dwl 471 Jessie
Schmidt Frank C, waiter, dwl 104 First
Schmidt Frederick {Vecrsnmnn it 5.), dwl 1059 Market
Schmidt Frederick, cook Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Schmidt Frederick W., cabinetmaker, dwl 706 Bush
Schmidt George, junk, 713 Front, dwl 2023 Mason
Schmidt George F., fishmonger, dwl 414 Francisco
Schmidt George M., junk, dwl 2217 Powell
Schmidt Gustav F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 49 Natoma
Schmidt Hans J., laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnerj', dwl NW
cor Br^'ant and Eighth
Schmidt Hans P. H. , clerk, dwl NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Schmidt Harry, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Schmidt Henry {Schmidt d- Co.), dwl 1405 Bush
Schmidt Henry, bootmaker Gilbert Pringle, dwl 364 Jessie
Schmidt Hemy, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 525 Sev-
enth
Schmidt Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 810
Seventh
Schmidt Henry, laborer Searle & Bode, dwl Vallejo bet
Dupont and Kearny
Schmidt Henry, musician, dwl 417 Union
Schmidt Henry, oysterman George Mayes, dwl 620 Pine
Schmidt Henry, tailor, 537 California
Schmidt Henry, tobacconist, NE cor Washmgton and
Kearny, dwl 806 Kearny
Schmidt Henry H., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl SW
cor Alta Place and Calhoim
MOEGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters ^.Iways on hand.
. P.VAITSCHAACK&C0.,706,708,710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.
SCH
649
SCH
Schmidt Henry W. {H. W. Schmidt d: Brother), dwl 834
Fol?i.im
Schmidt Hubert, musician, dwl 520 Union
Schmidt H. W. & Brother (Charles P.), apothecaries, SE
cor Kearny and Sacramento
Schmidt IgTiatz (Schmidt <t- Fretz\ dwl 603 Steiner
Schmidt Isaac, ]>eddler, dwl 400 Seventh
Schmidt Jacob, glazier, dwl 1123 Dupont
Schmidt Jacob, peddler, dwl 400 Seventh
Schmidt Jacob A., real estate, dwl 425 Ellis
Schmidt John (Schmidt a- Grunewald), dwl 430 Bdwy
Schmidt John, bai,Tnaker Babcock & Gould, dwl 119 Com
Schmidt John, balletmaster, dwl 1017 Clay
Schmidt John, cartman, dwl 2 Jasper PI
Schmidt John, expressman, dwl 32 Rausch
Scluuidt John, helper Kimball ilanuf. Co. , dwl G43 Fourth
Schmidt John, laborer, dwl 304 Tow^^send
Schmidt John, liquordealer, dwl 339 Eddy
Schmidt John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Schmidt John, tailor, dwl 1507 Dupont
Schmidt John, teamster Adoncia Fulton, Potrero
Schmidt John, waiter, dwl 420 First
Schmidt John, waiter Christian Hansen, dwl 506 Market
Schmidt John C, cig-ars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Schmidt John J., dwl 404 Gear)-
Schmidt John M., musician, dwl 913 "Washington
Schmidt John W., carpenter, dwl 417 Clementina
Schmidt Joseph (Schmidt J- Schlott), dwl 649 Clay
Schmidt Joseph, clerk, dwl S s Wijiter Lane
Schmidt Joseph, fancy g-oods, 1325 Dupont
Schmidt Josejih, tailor Asmus Stoldt, dwl 920 Montgomery
Schmidt JuHus, bookbinder A. Buswell, dwl 116 Virginia
Schmidt Julius, packer Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
NE cor Sutler and Stockton
Schmidt Louis, painter Pioneer Furniture Manufacturing
Co., dwl 2o(j Tehama
Schmidt Louis, professor music, dwl 233 O'Farrell
Schmidt Louis, vamisher, dwl 254 Tehama
Schmidt Louis, \iolinist, dwl Windsor House
SCHNIUT M. «1- fO., Uthographers, designers, and
zincographers. 411 Clay and 412 Commercial
Schmidt Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 8 Stockton PI
Schmidt Marion Mrs., midwife, dwl 2 Central PI
Schmidt Max (M. Schmidt d: Co.), dwl 29 Perry
Schmidt Nicholas, confectioner (Jood & Tschurr
SCHMIDT PETER R., architect, office 103 Post, dwl
N s Pine bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Schmidt Fhilip (Schmidt tfc Thompson), dvl 628 Geaiy,
rear
Schmidt Sophia (widow), dwl 834 Folsom
Schmidt Timson, glazier, dwl 545 Mission, rear
Schmidt Valentme, clerk H. P. Wakelee, dwl 405O*FarTeU
Schmidt W., carpenter, dwl 417 Clementina
Schmidt William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., dwl 711
O'Farrell
Schmidt WUliam, blacksmith Pacific Glass Works, dwl W
s Minnesota nr Butte
Schmidt William, cabinetmaker, dwl 706 Bush
Schmidt William, driver Golden Gate Brewery, dwl 713
Greenwich
Schmidt William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Octavla
and Oak
Schmidt William, liquor and billiard saloon, SW cor
Kearny and California, dwl 419 Stockton
Schmidt & Co. (Ernest and Hejirij), market, 1405 Bush
Schmidt & Fretz {lynatz Schmidt and Frederick B.
Fretz), manufacturers pickles, etc., 119 Commercial
Schmidt &GrUnewaId (John Schmidt and MichaelQrune-
wald), liquor saloon, 304A- Montgomery Av
Schmidt A: Schlott (JuSt-ph Schmidt and 'Ernst Schlott),
bandmasters, otfice 535 California
SCHMIDT A rUOnn^OMPhilipSchjiiidt and Wil-
liam Thompson), wood and coal, 634 Geary
Schmidt. Sec Schmitt and Smith
Schmidtie Andrew, dwl 1309 Stockton
Schmieden Henrv (Schmieden, Hociatadter tt Co.), dwl
950 Bryant
SCHUIEDELE. HOCHSTADTER «t CO, (Benry
Schyni4jddi, Eli Uocft^tadter, aiui Leonard Jacobi),
stockbrokers, SW cor California and Sansom
Schmiermau Conrad, cook Hemme 6i Renter, dwl 636 Pa-
cific
Schmiet John, liquor saloon, S s Montgomery Av nr
Maiden Lane, dwl 432 Broadway
Schmirer Emil, secretary' Pacific Cement Co., office 502
Kearny, dwl 249 Stevenson
Schmit , dwl 823 Moutgx>mery
Schmita William, confectioner, 916 Montgomery
Schmitt Andrew, driver Central H. R., dwl 9 White PI
Schmitt Annie Miss, dwl 1108 Post
Schmitt August, porter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
llo Batter)-, dwl 710 Bush *
Schmitt B. L., stockbroker, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Charles (SchmUt, Greenebaum ^ Co.) dwl cor
Leavenworth and Vailejo
Schmitt Charles A., stockbroker, office 6 Merchants' Fx-
change, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Christian, clerk, dwl S s Pine bet FUlmore and
Sterner
Schmitt Elizabeth Mrs., ornamental hairworker, 209 Pup
Schmitt Eniile, tinsmith Alexander Hoy, dwl 710 Bush
Schmitt Francis A., barber, S08 Clay, dwl 433 Union
Schmitt George, dwl 209 Dupont
Schmitt George, fruits, 529 Broadway
Schmitt George, market. 10 Sacramento, dwl 12 Sac
SCHMITT, GREENEB.ll n A CO. (Charles and
nenry Schmitt and Si'jmuiid Grfcnebaum), 'import-
ers and jubbers dry goods, 418 Market
Schmitt Henrj- (Schmitt, Greeiubaum d: Co.), res Paris
Schmitt Henrj', bookkeeper, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Henry, carpenter, dwl 524 Sixth
Schmitt Jacob (Dettmar tt S.). dwl 645i Stevenson
Schmitt John, conductor Central R. R,, dwl Sixth nr
Brj-ant
Schmitt Joseph, dwl 735 Union
SCHMITT JOSEPH 1., money and stockbroker, office
6 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt Maurice, money and stockbroker, office 6 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 1016 Powell
Schmitt. See Schmidt and Smith
Schmitz Ambrose, bookkeeper Grosh & Rutheriord, dwl
1015 Sacramento
Schmitz I-Yank, woodcarver John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 471 Jessie
Schmitz Ignatz, molder Hanscom & Co., dwl 134 Fourth
Schmitz John, molder, dwl 134 Fourth
Schmitz John P., importer and dealer wines and liquors,
1032 Market, dwl 14 Mason
Schmitz J<,>seph L., professor music, dwl 1015 Sacramento
Schmoll Henry, tailor, dwl 3 Medau PI
Schmolz Adolphus, assayer S. F. Assa>-ing and Refining
Works, dwl 909 Union
SCHMOLZ MTIXI.OI, mathematical- instrumentmak-
er, 420 Montgomery, dwl 809 Octavia
Schmuhl Albin D., draftsman Charles Geddes, dwl 2609
Sacramento
Schnabel Clemens, cutter and fitter Kaindler & Co., dwl
1101 Pine
Schnabel Ernest (Schra7nm & S.), res San Jos^
Schnabel George, baker Martin Kuustle, dwl 776 Folsom
Schnaittacher Carl 1., bookkeeper M. Morgenthau, dwl
513 Eddy
Schnauer Charles, master mariner, dwl 5 Newell
Schneid Charles, laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Schneidel Joseph, foundrjTnan, dwl 4u3 Folsom
Schneider Adolph, upholsterer James W. Buruham & Co. ,
dwl 314 Sutter
Schneider Alois, gunsmith and sporting materials, 650
Washington
Schneider Anna Miss, furnished rooms, 732 Howard
Schneider August, groceries and liquors, 1016 Kearny
Schneider Bernard (F. Reckenbeil d: Co.), dwl 214 Clem
Schneider Charles, cutler Michael Price, dwl 1208 Market
Schneider Charles, shoemaker William Lowbock, dwl 420
Vailejo
Schneider Charles, milkman, dwl 427 Stevenson, rear
Schneider Charles, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
Schneider Conrad, carriagemaker Ferdinand Moller, dwl
7 Caspar PI
Schneider Edward, carpenter Samuel R Grover, dwl 1015
Powell
Schneider Edward W., salesman Woostcr, Shattuck & Co.,
dwl 505 O'Farrell
Schneider Emil, driver E. Guittard & Co., dwl 436 Bush
Schneider Florentine Mme., millinerj- goods and milliner,
314 Sutter
Schneider George, waiter John C. Poeiz, dwl 037 Bdwy
Schneider Gottlieb, cabinetmaker, dwl 407 Pacific
Schneider Gottlieb, carpenter Goodwin & Co., dwl 432
Broadway
Schneider Gottlieb, shoemaker, dwl 2195 Powell
Schneider G. W., com|>ositor California Demokrat, dwl
1014 Clay
Schneider H., hairdresser, dwl 303 O'Farrell
Schneider Hemy, hairdresser Hock i: Perazzo, dwl 1516
Dupont
Schneider Herman, butcher, 67 Centre Market, dwl 125
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Schneider Jacob, bakery, 115 Oak
Schneider Jacob, hairdresser, dwl 438 Green
Schneider Jacob, hairdressing saloon, 511 Montgomery,
dwl 1590 Bush
Schneider John, boxmaker Benjamin F. Gilman, dwl 20
Zoe
Schneider John, cigarmaker, dwl 801 Union
Schneider John, tailor, dwl 4 Lewis PI
Schneider John J., painter, dwl 1804 Mason
Schneider Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 1529
Dupont
Schneider Lonis, carpenter, dwl 835 Broadway
Schneider Louis, driver Charles L. Storck, dwl SW cor
Hayes and Franklin
Schneider Louis, tailor, dwl 14 Everett
Schneider Martin, shoemaker, 346 Seventh
Schneider Michael, tailor Frederick MUller, dwl 527 Pacific
Schneider Nicholas (Detels <£• S.), dwl 109 Ridley
Schneider Peter, barkeeper Joseph Spanier
Schneider Peter, filterer Bay Sugar Refinery, dwl Filbert
bet Sansom and Montgomer>-
Schneider Philip, bootmaker, 671 Howard
Schneider Saferen, maltster South Park Malt House, dwl
111 Clinton, rear
Schneider Tena Miss, dwl 732 Howard
Sclineider W. H., gunsmith and sporting materials, 28
Gearj'
Schneider William, locksmith A. M. Adams & Co., dwl 1
Harlan PI
Schneider William, steward Dresdener House, 337 Bush
Schneider. Se^ Sneider and Snyder
Schneiple Michael, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl cor Ninth
and Brannan
Schnell Frederick {SckneU d- KesteZ), dwl 320 Francisco
Schnell & Nestel (Frederick Schnell and Awjust Nestet),
hairdressers, 320 Francisco
Schneller Christian, cook, dwl 6 St. Mary
Schnelly Joseph {Joseph Galli d- Co.), dwl 3 Washoe PI
Schnepple George, turner Cameron k Hall, dwl 407 Pac
Schnetz Joseph, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232
Second
Schnever William, waiter, dwl 272 Stevenson
Schuibbe Chris (Schnibhe lir Baker), dwl 303 Mason
iSCIIMBKE A BAKER {Chris Schmbbe and Charles
Baker), hquor saloon, 214 Steuart
Schnitger Harry {Fell d: S.), dwl NW cor Hyde and Ellis
Schnitler Joseph, porter Brooklyn Hotel
Schiiittger Martin, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fillmore
and Clay
Schnitzer J. (Schnitzer d: Abrams), dwl 312 Fourth
Schnitzer & Abrams (J. Schnitzer and Jonas Abrams),
cigars and tobacco, 312 Fovuth
Schnitzlein George M., frescopainter, dwl 624 Pacific
Schnuhr Theodore, driver Washington Brewery, dwl 710
Lombard
Schnoor Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Shasta and
Michigan
Schnorr Christian H., locksmith and bellhanger, 219 Sixth
Schnorr G., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining
Schnoter Philip H., hairdressing saloon, 306 Fourth
SchnUcker Andrew, carriage painter, dwl 257 Clara
Schnutenhaus Edmund, driver Kohler & Frohling, dwl
1133 Clay
Schnutenhaus Ernst, steward M. Deutach & Co., dwl 411
Green
Schnutenhaus Frederick, clerk Leonard J. F. Schnuten-
haus, dwl 134 Fourth
Schnutenhaus Leonard J. F., proprietor Golden Gate
Hotel, 134 and 136 Fourth
Schnutenhaus William, bookkeeper G. Ueffinger & Co.,
dwl 134 Fourth
Scho Mary L. Mrs., dwl nr San Miguel Station Southern
Pac. R. R.
Scho Theresa (widow), dwl nr San Miguel Station Southern
Pac. R. R.
Schobel John, foreman Willows' Brewery, dwl SE cor^Mis-
sion and Nineteenth
Schober E., carpenter, dwl 510 Sixteenth
Schuber Frederick {Sefrin tt S.), dwl S22 Union
Schober Theodore, porter C. O. Brigham & Co., dwl 416
Kearny
Schubert George, upholsterer California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co. , awl 431 Pine
Schock Gottlieb, laborer, dwl 619 Pacific
Schocken Abraham L., salesman Heniy Schwartz, dwl 331
Montgomery
Schoder Joseph, salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl Grand
Hotel
Schoeffner Karl, cook, dwl 637 Broadway
Schoemaker Henry, machinist Pacific Rolhng Mills, dwl
Sha^sta nr Michigan
Schoemanu Henrv, clerk S. Lachman & Co.
Schoemann Otto [J. A. Folger <L- Co.), dwl 102 Eddy
Schoen John J., saloonkeeper, dwl 417 Grove
Schoen Joseph, dwl 1117 Leavenworth
Schoen Louis L., hairdresser, 16 Sixth
Schoen Paul, hairdresser Stable & Bemhard, dwl 15 Har-
lan PI
Schoen Paul, tuner and repairer pianos, office 123 Post,
dwl 13 Tayior
Schoenbar (widow), dwl 502 Bush
Schoeuberg David {Jacob DeuUch 6: Co.), dwl 537 Fulton
Schoenberg David, dwl 912 Washington
Schoenberg Frank M., salesman P. Mlsh & Son, dwl 44
Third
Schoenberg Gustave, physician and surgeon, dwl 2012 Pow
Schoenberg Louis, dwl 106 William
Schoene Herman, photographer Bradley & Rulofson, dwl
2219 Powell
Schoeneburg Louis (Eckstein, S. & Co.), dwl 1015 Powell
Schoeneman Frederick, guns and sporting materials, 517
Kearny, dwl 7 Treat Av
Schoeiier Frederick, metalspinner, 10 Stevenson
Schoenfeld Albert, bookkeeper Schoenf eld, Cohen' & Co.,
dwl 734 Post
SCHOENFELD, COHEN Wt CO, (Louis S.Schoen/eld,
Simon Cohen, and Isaac Newman), importers and
manufacturers wood and willow ware, baskets, fancy
goods, toys, ete., 119 Battery
Schoenfeld David, jeweler Weuzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, dwl 25 Stockton PI
Schoenfeld Jacob (M. Selig 6: Co.), dwl 331 Kearny
Schoenfeld Jonas, importer and wholesale leaf tobacco
and cigars, 421 Sacramento, dwl 721 Eddy
Schoenfeld Joseph, bookkeeper Rosenbaum h Friedman,
dwl 734 Post
Schoenfeld Louis S. (Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co.), dwl 734
Post
Schoenfeld Simon, salesman Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., dwl
734 Post
Schoenfelder John, liquor saloon, 1113 Dupont
Schoenholz Brothers & Co. (Signuind and Herman
Schoenholz, and Samuel Bierhoff), dry and fancy
goods, 102 Sixth
Schoenholz Herman (Schoenholz Brothers tfc Co.), dwl 416
Hayes
Schoenholz Sigmund (Schoenholz Brothers ct Co.), dwl 110
Sixth
Schoenholz Solomon, salesman Schoenholz Brothers & Co.,
dwl 110 Sixth
Schoenmaker John, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Schoenmakers Constant, contractor and builder, office 654
Washington, dwl 323J^ Chestnut
Schoenstein F. B., machinist and modelmaker, 5 Powell,
dwl 21 Anna
Schoenstein Fredolin, oi^anbuilder Joseph Mayer, dwl
121 Page
Schoenwald Albert (Sckoenwald ttr Bros.), dwl 36 Natoma
Schoenwald Otto (Schoenwald tt- Bros.), dwl 36 Natoma
Schoenwald & Brothers (Otto and Albert), hairdressing
saloon, 127 Second
Schoepf Ernst, jeweler David W. Laird, dwl 619 Pacific
Schoettler Frederick, tailor, dwl 11^ John
Schoettler Hermann, barber, dwl 1310 Pacific
Schofield Charles {Schojichi d- Whittle), dwl S Mills PI
SCHOFIELl> JOHN M. Maj.-Cien., U. S. A. com-
mandingMilitarjDivisionPacific, office 105 Stockton,
dwl Grand Hotel
Schofield Matthew, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 18
Minna
Schofield Richard D., barkeeper Jones & Murphy, dwl
1010 Stockton
Schofield & ^Miittle (Charles Schofield and Joseph Whit-
tle), painters and grainers, 8 Mills PI
Schofield. See Scufield
Scholfield Anson S., machinist Hinckley & Co,, dwl 607
Sutter
Scholkmann August, clerk, dwl 33 Natoma
SchoU Albert, moroccofinisher Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl
SOS Howard
SchoU F. B., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl 719
Yallejo
SchoU Frank W. F., ship and custom-house broker, 504
Battery, dwl cor Hickory Av and Buchanan
SchoU Frederick C, captain stm Los Angeles, dwl 451
Brj'ant
SchoU John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 909 Kearny
SchoU Michael, carpenter, dwl 916 Union
Send your Orders from tlie Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan k Co.
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Scholl Walter H., machinist, dwl 900 Valleio
Scholle Abraham (Scholle Bros.), res New York
Scholia Anthony, groceries and hquors, SE cor Post and
Jones, dwi 643 Jones
Scholle Brothers ( William., Jacob, and Abraham), srain-
dealers, oHice 5 Battery
Scholle Charles, tailor, dwl' 531 Commercial
Scholle Isaac, with Scholle Bros., dwl 042 Folsom
Scholle Jacob (Scholle Bros.), res New York
Scholle Samuel (IF. ,!• /. Stcinhart <fc Co.), dwl 642 Fol
Scholle Vyilliam (Scholle di Lankershim and Scholle
Bros.), dwl 642 Folsom
SfHOlLE .V LAKKIIEICfilHIin (William Scholle aitd
imac Uinktrshnn), proprietors Union Warehouse.
NWcor l;nu)iiand Batterj'
Schollhom Ferdinand, tailor, dwl 1628 Stockton
Scholteu Hennan, carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwl 166
Clara
Scholtz Adolph, dwl 1008 Powell
Scholtz Albert, tanner, dwl 808 Howard
Scholtze Alfred, lather, dwl 316 Minna
Scholtze Ernest, dentist, dwl 316 Minna
Scholtze Z. A. (widow), dwl 316 Minna
Schonau Henry, salesman S. Lachman k Co., dwl 141 Min
Schonfeld JacCb (M. Sclig d- Co.), dwl 331 Keamv
Schonfeldt William, dwl 435 Pine
Schonefuss Moritz, woodcarver John B. Luchsinffer & Son
dwl 113S Folsom '
Schonier Charles, driver Central E. R., dwl Bran nr Sixth
Schont John, gardener, dwl Hampshire bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Schonwald , chiropodist, 806 Third
Schonwasser B. (£. Schonwasser ■£• Co.), dwl 828 Post
Schouwasser B. & Co, (Max Dams and Snrwn Schon-
ivasser), fancy and dry goods, 222 Kearny
Schonwasser Emii, clerk Bachman Bros., dwl 828 Post
Schonwasser Simon (B. Schonwasser iSc Co.), dwl 828 Post
Post
School Mrs., dwl Windsor House
Schoonmaker James W., dwl 1710 Washington
Schopp A., dwl 318 Ritoh
Schopp Anton, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 18 First
Schopp Arnold, machinist, dwl 18 First
Schoppe Edward, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Folsom
and Nineteenth
Schorcht Frederick, professor music, dwl W s Arlington
nr Faimiount
Schord Louis G. , liquordealer, dwl 724 Bush
Schorr George F., printer Joseph Winterburn & Co., dwl
420 Sixth
Schorr Jacob, machinist, dwl 420 Sixth
Schorrer Phihp, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Schorsch Isaac, teacher music, dwl 1136 Pacific
Schorsch Meyer, hidedealer, dwl 1136 Pacific
Schortemeir Henrj- H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Prospect PI and California
Schoshusen Henry, butcher Christopher Dunker, dwl 346
Beale
Schott Charles, groceries and liquors, 711 Erannan
Schott John, clerk Von Staden & Co., dwl SE cor Stock-
ton and O'Farrell
Schottier Henrj', waiter Thomas Chandler, 604 Davis
Schottler Antone, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Vallejo
Schottler August, flourpacker Horace Davis & Co., dwl
429 Bush
Schottler Joseph (Schottler cfc Freeman), dwl 161 Clara
Schottler Rudolph, salesman 528 Montgomery, dwl cor
Sansom and Vallejo
Schottler & Freeman (Joseph F. Schottler and Nicholas
Freeman), butchers, 5 Union Market
Schou Andrew H., carpenter, dwl Lundy Lane nr Vir-
ginia Av, Bernal Heights
Schou Nelson J. , stevedore Black Diamond Mining Co.
Schow Peter, seaman, dwl 30 Washington
Schoyer Abel Chris., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Schrader August, foreman W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl
308 Capp
Schrader Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Brannan
and Clinton
Schrader Frederick, butcher Thomas McInemey&Co., dwl
311 Broadway
Schrader Herman, carmaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl E s
Chenery bet Tliirtieth and Thirty-first
Schrader Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 525 Six-
teenth
Schrader Martinus, cook, dwl 104 First
Schrader Michael, basketmaker F. Tewes, dwl 207 Post
Schrader William, liquor saloon, 225 Pacific
Schrader. See Schroder
Schrage Anthony, printer, dwl 736 Market
Sh '™'' ^"'''°"'^' ''"' ^ ' '^'''"'^'' ■"• Seven.
^""'ffRlrren''"' ^^ <'^'^'"''"»"» * Schnabel), dwl 28
Schramm Frank cabinetmaker AndrewFrei, dwl 248 Oera
Ite've "of ' '=^'1"="*" ^^'="'' K"»8«^" it Co., dwl S
Schramm John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Schra,mm Mathieu pliotographic artist Miltz, Swart &
Co., dwl 251 Tehama
Schi^mm & Schnabel {Clam H. Schramm and Ernest
^iohr^tj ■^' Fredericksburg Beer Saloon, 545 California
bchranz Louis, salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman, dwl m
Haiynt '
Schniubstadter Wilhelm (Schraiibstadter d: Co.), dwl
llOi! Powell
Schraubstadter & Co. (Wilhelm Schraubstadter), a^nts
pianos, 643 Clay ^* ^
Schrauer C, master mariner, office 305 East
Schrauter Louisa (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 1424 Pacific
Schrefeld O., blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. dwl 316
Hitch, rear
Schrei George, cooper Sol. ■VVanffenheim & Co., 122 Davis
Schreiber Christian (Chi-istian Schreiber d- Co.), res Oak-
land
Schreiber Christian & Co. (John W. Meyer), manufactur-
ers furniture, etc., NE cor Main and Mission
Schreiber Evander, teacher music, dwl 604 Pine
Schreiber Hennan A., market, 1218 and 1220 Larkin dwl
914 Powell
Schreiber Ignaz, peddler, dwl 237 Fell
Schreiber Jacob, mining-, office (JOS Clay, dwl 1408 Howard
Schreiber J. B., tailor Alms House
SCHREIBER JOHi\ (Rucks .i- S.), and City Sample
Rooms, NE cor Third and Mission
Schreiber Philip B., plumber William C. Forsyth dwl
140S Howard '
Schreiber Simon, president Trust Fund Insurance Asso-
ciation and General Insurance Agency, office 320 Cal-
ifohiia, dwl Nucleus House
Schreiber William, barkeeper Alien Freeman, dwl (iSl Ma-
son
Schreiner Emil, clerk Henry Simon, 214 Sansom, dwl 429
Green
Schreiner Gustav A., liquor saloon, 1111 Dupont
Schreiner Hubert, musician, dwl 1013 Union
Schremstrum , musician, dwl 512 Bush
Schreppel Anna Mrs., midwife, dwl 459 Bryant
Schreppel Theodore, picture-framemaker M. D. Nile, dwl
45y Bi-j'ant
Schrieder Louis M., liquor saloon, 28 Sacramento
Schriefer Brothers (Du-rfra/t H. and John C), groceries
and liquors, 155 Natoma
Schriefer Charles, painter, dwl cor Twenty-second and
Hampshire
Schriefer Diedrich H. (Schriefer Bros.), dwl 155 Natoma
Schriefer John C. (Schriefer Bros.), dwl 155 Natoma
Schriever Claus, porter M. J. Hydeliff, dwl 204 Dupont
Schriver William, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Schroder , clerk Alfred P. Dezaux, dwl E s Dufxjnt nr
Market
Schroder A. , cook 123 Jackson
Schroder A. F., chancellor Consulate of the Netherlands,
710 Sansom
Schroder B. (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 270 Brannan
Schroder Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Franklin
and McAllister
Schroder Charles A., liquor saloon, NW cor Vandewatcr
and Powell, dwl 805 Bush
Schroder Charles A. Jr., wines and liquors, 330 Bush, dwl
805 Bush
Schroder Charles N., assistant treasurer California Theater
Schroder Christian (Schroder & Wexton), dwl 314 Third
Schroder F. A., saloonkeeper, dwl 2213 Powell
Schroder George, laborer, dwl 225 Perry
Schroder Henry (Schroder d: Albrechi), dwl 13 Pearl
Schroder Henry, salesman Henry Brickwedcl & Co., dwl
734 Hayes
Schroder Henry Estate of (Henry Schroder tt Co.), office
SW cor Batterj' and Washington
Schroder Henry &. Co. (Bernard Bert and Etu/ene Thom-
as), importers French \vine3 and liquors, and agents
Bordeaux Board of Undenvriters, SW cor Washing-
ton and Battery
Schroder Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis
and Webster
Schroder J. C. , teamster, dwl 956^ Bryant
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Schroder John, clerk Fritz Martens, dwl 1623 PoweU rear
Schroder John A., clerk George F. Kriete, dwl SE cor
Vallejo and Mason i,. » j
Schroder John Christian, expressman, NW cor Front ana
Clav, dwl 1203 Turk
Schroder John F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Drunim, dwl 61 Sacramento
Schroder John H., trroceries and liquors, 330 Vallejo
Schroder Joseph, clerk, dwl Grand Hotel
Scliroder L M., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Schroder Louis (Henry Jnhmm ,t Co.), dwl 11 Vallejo
Schroder Martin, steward, 232 First . , ,„„
Schroder Otto, frescopainter, office 31 Kearny, dwl 12^
Eleventh . ,
Schroder & Albrecht (Henry Schroder and Axiijmt Al-
brecht), nianulacturing confectioners, 226 Battery ,
Schroder & Weston (Christmu Schroder and Ax^stm
Weston), liquor saloon, NE cor Second and Folsom
and 1020 Market , ., j
Schroeder Adolph, coaldealer, 110 Jackson, res Alameda
Sclu-oeder Anthony, cooper, dwl 11 Maria
Schroeder Brothers (WiUiam J. H. and John H.), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Second and Minna
Schroeder Catharine, domestic Cord Wrede, 417 Fremont
Schroeder Charles, baker, dwl 324 Green
Schroeder Charles, hasketnmker, dwl 207 Post
Schroeder Charles, porter Kruse & Euler, dwl 12 Tehama
Schroeder Edward F., bookkeeper London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, dwl 319 Oak
Schroeder Francis (^Fiiijel i: S.), dwl 17 Pacific
Schroeder Henry (Wellbrock i- S.), dwl 214 Davia
Schroeder John, dwl E s Chenery or Thirtieth
Schroeder John, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor
Eii^'hth and Brannan
Schroeder John, met-alroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 Miss
Schroeder John, policeman City Hall, dwl W s Valencia
bet Twentv-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Schroeder Johii H. (^Schroeder Brothers), dwl 117 Second
Schroeder John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Post
and Larkin
Schroeder John Louis, proprietor Blue Anchor, 7 and 9
Wasliington
Schroeder Louis, jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 250
Stevenson
Schroeder M., gardener, dwl 203 Post
Schroeder Max, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart.
Schroeder Richard, shipcarpenter, dwl 142S Dupont
Schroeder William J. H. (Schroeder Brothers), dwl 117 Sec
Schroeder. See Schrader
Schrotf Charles, woodcarver, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Schroth Charles (Schroth .t Wester/eld), dwl 1005 Geary
St'HKOTH •& WESTEKFELD (Charles Schroth and
Louu W'esterjeld). German bakerj', coffee saloon, and
restaurant, 22S Kearny
Schnini Frederick, tailor, dwl 114 Virginia
Schniiitz L., clerk, dwl 123 Haight
Schubart Elias, insiiranccbroker, office SW cor California
and Front, dwl 742 Washington
Schubert August, groceries, SW cor Nineteenth and How-
ard, dwl S s Nineteenth bet Howard and Mission
Schuliert Charles, dwl 211 Third
Schuhcrt Ernest, woodcarver, dwl 211 Third
Schubcit M , blacksmith Machinery Department U. S.
Mint
Schubert Paul, furniture finisher G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl
211 Tliird
Schucetzer Max, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Schuchardt Carl W., watchmaker, 745 Clay
Schuck Henr>', hairdresser Jacob Schneider, dwl 627 Com
Schuck Herman, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 307 Green
Schucke C, carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 349
Fourth
Schuckelt Otto, steward FUgcl & Schroeder, dwl 17 Pacific
Schueeberger George, cabinetmaker Andrew IVei, dwl 165
Silver
Sehuehrer WiUiam, porter Haas Brothers
Schuencmaun Clara Miss, dwl Texas nr Colusa
Schuenemann-Pott FYiedrich Rev. , pastor German Inde-
pendent Congregation, and pulolisher Leaves for Free
Religious Life, dwl 925 Larkin
Schueneinann-I'ott Friedrich Jr., clerk Wolters & Fech-
heimer, dwl 925 Larkin
Schuerg George, shoemaker, Twenty-foiu-th bet Alabama
and Harrison
Schnessler Louis, market, 1343 Dupont
Schuetze John L. E. (Stocky .(• S.), dwl 824 Pacific
Schuhl Max, salesman Held Bros. & Co., dwl 1032 Market
Schuhman Frederick, cariienter, dwl 421 Dupont
Schuhmann Samuel, driver Contra Costa Laundry, dwl
25 Morton . , „
Schuld Nicholas, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 8
Morey .-illey ^ . , j , , , „ ,
Schuldenium Peter (^Sehnlderman & Lewis), dwl 12 Oak
Grove Av j „ ,
Schuldcrman & Lewis (Peter Schulderman ana bamxiel
G. Lewis), game and poultr}', 53-55 Grand Central
Schuldt Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Silver
Schuldt William, dwl 39 Jackson
Schuldt William, expressman, dwl 1322 Pacific
Schuler August, carriagetrimmer Larkin & Co., dwl 351
Tehama, rear
Schuler Ernest, coppersmith George H. Tay & Co., res
Oakland
Schuler Frederick, carcarpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Schuler George, jarpenter, dwl 317 Bush
Schuler Gustavus (Seiler i- S.), dwl 411 Pacific
Schuler H. (colored), laborer Machinery Department U. S.
Mint
Schuler Henry (De raull i- S.), dwl 208 Francisco
Schuler JuHus C, steward 322 Battery, dwl 918i Folsom
Schulken J. & Co. (William Soremen), groceries and liq-
uors, hay and grain, SE cor McAllister and Octavia
Schulken John, clerk Henry Fortmann, dwl 1316 Sac
SchiUken Julius (J. Schulken A- Co.), dwl S s Ash Av bet
Laguna and Octavia
Schulkman Henry, clerk Robert Botcher, dwl 1002 McAl-
lister
SchuU Valentine, baker, dwl 18 Langton
Schuller , laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NW cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Schulte Frederick W., liquor saloon, 607 Davis, dwl ]31i
Powell
Schulte Henrv, engineer Spreckels & Co., dwl i5 Everett
SchulteJohn G. W. (Osmer * Co.), res Germany
Schulte John H., tobacconist, 214 Brannan, dwl 358 Bran
Schulte Theodore, milkman, dwl 422 Valencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Schulte William F., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1317 Powell
Schultheis Henry, groceries and liquors, 262 Fu-st, dwl
264 First
Schulling Julius, brewer, dwl 516 Pacific
Schultz , carpenter, dwl 207 Post
Schultz Alfred, tailor, dwl 721 Pacific
Schultz .Ajina (widow), dwl 726 Harrison
Schultz Anna Mrs., groceries and Uquors, SW cor Com-
mercial and Davis
Schultz Arthur, waiter Edward Newman, dwl Stevenson
bet Third and Fourth
Schultz Auarust, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Illinois nr Napa
Schultz C, "commission merchant, dwl 625 Pacific, rear-
Schultz Carl, photograpic artist Bradley & Rulofson, dwl
604 Pine
Schultz Charies, dwl 210 Powell
Schultz Charles, brewer John J. Streuli, dwl 414 Dupont
Schultz Charles, conductor orchestra CaUfornia Theater,
dwl 339 Kearny
Schultz Edward, driver 60 California Market, dwl cor
Polk and Broadway
Schultz Edward, miner, dwl 810 Bush
Schultz Emil, carpenter Roesler & Proff, dwl 777 Market
Schultz Emil Henry, tailor John L. Brooks, dwl 731 Union
Schultz Frederick, cook Morton House, dwl 12 Anthony
Schultz Frederick J., superintendent Pacific Distilling
and Refining Co., dwl N s Filbert bet Pierce and Scott
Schultz George (Schultz ct Von Barijen). dwl 119 Powell
Schultz George, barkeeper, dwl 619 Pacific
Schultz George M. , porter Parker, Wattson & Co., dwl E
s Vermont bet Humboldt and Nevada
Schultz Henry, barber, dwl 203 Post
Schultz Herman, cigardealer, dwl 353 Brannan
Schultz Hermann, bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,
dwl 550 Jessie
Schultz John, shoemaker, 73 Minna
Schultz Joseph, candymaker Huston & Probasco, dwl 73i
Howard ^ ^ j ,
Schultz Louis (Pacific DistiXling and Refining Co.), dwl
2426 Filbert ,
SCHULTZ LUDIS, liquor saloon, SE cor Sansom and
Greenwich
Schultz Louis, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Schultz Louis, waiter Russ House
Schultz Martin, teacher music, dwl 765 Harrison
Schultz Max, barber Anthes & Fleischman, dwl 203 Post
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Market
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Schultz Peter, cellarman Washington Brewen', dwl 725
Lombard
Schultz Philip, hairdresser Wiebe & Strehl, dwl 5 Anna
Schultz Theodore, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining
Schultz Waldemar R., salesman M. tFllmann & Co dwl
237 Seventh
Schultz William (Schultz d- Kock), dwl 12 St. Charles PI
Schxiltz William, bootmaker, dwl W s Capp bet 'I\ventv-
first and Twenty-second
Schultz William, silversmith, dwl 15 Perry
Schultz William A., salesman Schultz & Von Bargen, dwl
21S Leavenworth
Schultz & Kock (WiUiam Schultz and Peter Eock),]iquoT
saloon, SW cor Broadway and Davis
Schultz & Von Bargen (George Schultz and Henry Von
Bargen). wholesale wines and liquors, S£ cor Cali-
fornia and Front
Schultz. See Shulz
Schultzberg Charles G., tailor, dwl 7 Carlos PI
Schultze Emile, engraver, dwl 420 Jackson
Schultze Peter, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Schultze Richard, wines and liquors, 71S Kearny, dwl 520
Folsom
Schulz August, porter John Van Bergen & Co. , dwl 418
Fulton
Schulz Felix (AeiU tf- S.), dwl SW cor Com and Kearny
Schulz George, baker, dwl E s Alabama bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Schulz George T., laborer Kimball llanuf. Co., dwl Ala-
bama nr Twenty-second
Schulz Henry, printer Oil Cloth Manuf. Co., dwl Alabama
bet Twenty-second and T\venty-third
Schulz John, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Schulz Julius, baker, NW cor Union and Mason, dwl 800
Union
Schulz William {Schulz tfc Fischer), dw! 15 Perry
Schulz William (Schtdz .f- Van Emden), dwl 132 Clara
Schulz & Fischer (WUliam Schidz and Emil A. Fischer)^
manufacturers silverware, 10 Stevenson
Schulz & Von Emden (ir(7^i«j>j Schulz and John Von
Fmdeii), wagonmakers and blacksmiths, KW cor
Fifth and Clara
Schulze Adolph, bookkeeper Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl
lOOS Powell
Schulze Charles F., bookkeeper and mining secretarj-, of-
fice 42(3 Montgomery, dwl 210 Powell
Schulze Emil, engraver, 621 Clay
Schulze Frederick, barkeeper Benedickt Dworzazek, dwl
619 Pacific
Schulze Oscar C, student Heald's Business College
Schumacher A., leather and findings, 417 Battery cor
Merchant, dwl 1112 Gay
Schumacher Auguste, clerk F. Gripp, dwl SW cor Post
and Larkin
Schumacher Charles, laundry, 537 Mission
Schumacher Claus H., porter Rodgers, Meyer & Co., dwl
406 Vallejo
Schumacher Diedrich (Schumacher & £ro.),dwl cor Fourth
Av and M, South S. F.
Schumacher Eli?e Mine., dressmaker, 631 Sutter
SCHIM ACHER FREDEKICR, liquor saloon, 44 Steu-
art, dwl 53 Minna
Schumacher Frederick, porter Park Hotel, 22 Turk
Schumacher Henry (Sch umacher 6: Bro.), dwl cor Fourth
Av and M, South S. F.
Schimaacher I., musician, dwl 1106 Taylor
Schumacher John, clerk Henr>' Thorn Wohrden, NE cor
Ninth and Minna
Schumacher John, laborer Spreckels & Co., dwl 262iClem
Schumacher John, proprietor Park Hotel, 22 Turk
Schumacher Lewis, bookkeeper Mausshardt & Hoelscher,
dwl II Farran Av bet Eddy and Ellis
Schmnacher Paul, temporar\- aid U^. S. Coast Survey, of-
fice 214 Stockton, dwl 314 Bush
Schumacher Richard J., clerk I. D. Barnard, dwl 14^ Gar-
den
Schumacher & Bro. (Henry and Diedrich), hogranch, cor
Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Schumann Catharine (widow), dwl 6 Heron
Schmnann Emil, carriagemaker Plath & Kitzmuller, dwl
31 Hunt
Schumann Louis, meerschaum-pipe manufacturer and ci-
gars and tobacco. 341 Kearny, dwl S09 Mason
Schimaann Samuel, driver Contra Costa Laundrj-, dwl 13
Broadway
Schmnann William, groceries and liquors, 1100 Folsom
Schunhoff Bemhard F., clerk Rotiirier &. Zabaldano, dwl
2 Telegraph PI
Schunhoff B. H., salesman M. Morgenthau. dwl 1*>05 Va-
lencia
Schu^^off^Julius, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 820
Schuppert August, upholsterer Schlueter & Volbenr dwl
1100 Stockton
Schuppert Caroline Miss, hairdresser, dwl 1100 Stockton
Schuppert Charles, musician, dwl 125 \irgitiia
Schuppert Henr>', musician, dwl cor Stm^kfjn and Pacific
Schupijert Henrj- J., jxiinter, dwl 1100 Stockton
Schuran George, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 836
Market
Schuske John, manufacturer, dwl 829 Pacific rear
Schussler Adolph (i/0>i'm«j((i ,{■ S.), dwl 1812 St<x;kton
Schussler Anselm, streetsprinkler, dwJ 7iy Vallejo
Schussler Christian (Schut:^Ur .f Co.), dwl 516 Vallejo
SCHl SSLER IIER>IA\. hydnnUic and civil engineer
and chief engineer Spring Valley Water Works, oflice
516 California, dwl 227 Ellis
Schussler John (Schussler d- Clmer), dwl 330 Tyler
Schussler Michael, dwl 330 T>ier
Schussler & Co. (Christian Schuster aiid John Specht),
hatters, Montgomery Av bet Pacific and Brcwdway
Schussler & Llmer (John Schussler and Elik Clmer),
drajTuen, 6 Batterj*
Schuster Bros. (George and John), stoves and tinware. 806
Sutter
Schuster Frank, butcher, dwl Eighth Av nr L, South S. F.
Schuster Frederick, proprietor Railroad Brewery, E s
Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Schuster George (Schuster Bros.), dwl 7 William
Schuster John (Schuster Bros.), dwl 306 Sutter
Schuster William, baker Kuss House, dw) 40 Minna, rear
Schute John, laborer G. E. Binder, dwl 431 Third
Schutee August, cabinetmaker, dwl 40 First
Schutee William, cabinetmaker, dwl 40 First
Sehutler August, dwl 101 Jessie
Schutt Henry, draj-man Tillmann & Bendel, dwl SW cor
Sixth and Harrison
Schutt Henry W., clerk Butt & KUchmeister, dwl 1234
Broadway
Schutt Jacob* seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Schutt John H., restaurant, 136 First
Schutte Frederick (Jiohde d- S.). dwl >'E cor Bat and Green
Schutte Frederick W., saloonkeeper, dwl 1317 Powell
Schutte Henry, compositor Calif omia Demokrat, dwl 1016
Minna
Schutte John H. (Rokde <1- 5.), dwl 536 Pine
Schutte William, tinsmith, dwl 1317 Powell
Schutz Albert, restaurant, dwl 927 Jackson
Schutz Alwin (Schuur d- 5.), dwl 927 Jackson
Schutz Betty, actress German Theater, dwl 1513 Stock, rear
Schutz Charles A. W., theatrical manager, dwl 1513 Stock-
ton, rear
Schutz Herman, carpenter, dw! 2219 Powell
Schutz Julius, bookkeeper Haas Hrothers, dw] 1025 Bush
SohUUr Edward J. (Schuur J- S.), dwl 927 Jackson
SchUUr ii^chiltz (Edward J. Schuur and Alwin Schutz),
Mechanics' Restaurant, SW cor Mont Av and Kearny
Schuy Daniel C, baker, dwl 206 ^'an Xess Av, rear
Schuyler Huward, chief engineer N'urth Pacific Coast R. R.,
office 420 Cahfomia, dwl Union C7ub
Schuyler Samuel (colored), cook, dwl 6f»9 Jackson
Schuvler Samuel F., cook stm Los Angeles, Market St
\\"harf
Schuyler Tliomas J., packer Roland 0. Brown, dwl 749 How
Schwab Charles N., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl
251 Third
Schwab Frederick, market, cor Alabama and Twenty-
seventh, Bemal Heights
Schwab Joseph (Morris, Schwab d- Co.\ dwl 659 Harrison
Schwab Moses, bootmaker Adam Kaufmann, dwl 1102
Montgomerj'
Schwabacher Abram, merchant, office 405 Sansom, dwl
605 Eddy
Schwabacher Ludwig, b<X)kkeeper, dwl 314 Bush
Schwabs Louis, cabinetmaker, dwl 317 Bush
Schwader Jacob, cooper, dwl 810 Sixteenth
Schwamm Mathaus, butcher, 5 Uupont
Schwantcner August, blacksmith, dwl 207 Clara
Schwanzlcr A., tailor, dwl 1123 Dupont
Schwap Vincent, wagonmaker Thomas Donald, dwl 906
Stockton
Schwark William, fireman Bay Sugar Refinery"
Schwartz Adolph, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother,
dwl 323 Jessie
Schwartz Charles, carpenter, dwl 414 Francisco
Schy,astzCl3L\i3(Schwartz, Hujdngd- Meyer, andSchtcartz
<t HuMnt)), dwl N%V cor Nineteenth and Mission
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Schwartz Diedrich, groceries and hquors, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Schwartz George (George Schtcartzd: Co.), dwl 215 Powell
Schwartz Georg« & 0&. (George Schwartz and Jacob
i^au^), cigars and tobacco, 132 Sutter and NE cor
Market and Gean"
Schwartz Henrj-, cigare and tobacco, 133 and 329 Mont-
gomer>\ dwl 800 Mission
Schwartz Heurj', groceries and liquors, 340 Third, dwl 728
Folsom
Schwartz Henn-. laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W
s Guerrero nr Fourteenth
Schwartz Henrv, waiter Althof Bros., dwl 947 Folsom
Schwartz, Husi'ng ^ Meyer {Claus Schwartz, Rathy Bus-
ing, and Albert Meyer), liquor saloon, 1 Market
Schwartz H\Tnan. Jewish Rabbi, dwl 427 Fourth
Schwartz J-jhan, labi^rer California Sugar Refinery, dwl
1135 Harrison
Schwartz John F., barkeeper Himzen & Eden, dwl 704
Market
Schwartz Kauffmann, second-hand clothing^, 30 Main
Schwartz L., clerk, dwl American Exchange
Sohwiirtz Lazarus, dry goods, 74S Market, dwl 536 Ellis
Schwartz Louis, clerk Henry Schwartz, dwl 860 Mission
Schwartz Mitchell (Pei^er A: S.). dwl 220 Tehama
Schwartz Nicholas, teamster, dwl 422 Post
Schwartz Nicholas J., molder Thompson Bros., res Oak-
land
Schwartz Otto, clerk P. Jacnb?en, dwl 2122 Mason
Schwartz Philip, salesman Henrj- Schwartz, dwl 860 Miss
Schwartz Roney, laborer, dwl 312 Francisco
Schwartz S. F. * clerk Henry R. Reed, dwl American Ex-
change
Schwartz Simon, hairdresser, 419 Fourth
Schwartz William {Leonhardt ^- S.), dwl 51 Sacramento
Schwartz William, engraver Dewey &. Co., dwl 514i Geary
SC'HIVAKTZ A Hl'^l\ii (Claus Schicartz and Bathy
Husiwj), groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and
Eighteenth
Schwarz August, driver North Beach Brewery, dwl 2102
Powell
Schwarz August, tanner S. F. Tannery, dwl Franconia
House E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Schwarz Conrad, musician, dwl 1149 Ninth
Schwarz Frederick, tailor, dwl 236 Sutter
Schwarz Joseph (Schivarz d- Matt), dwl 434 Chestnut
Schwarz Samuel, tailor, dwl 10 Pinckney PI
Schwarz .t Matt (Joseph Schwarz and Joseph Matt), pro-
prietors North Beach Brewerj", NE cor Powell and
Chestnut
I Schwarzlose Louis, upholsterer Gustave Baimi, dwl 1777
i Bush
Schwarzmann Gustave, teacher music, dwl 905 Larkin
' Schwitrzschild Edward, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Ck>.,
dwl 1311 Larkin
Schwarzschild Lo\i\s{Feigenhavin <i- Co.), dwl 1311 Larkin
I Schweers Heiiirich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Schwefeld O., blacksmith, dwl 35 Clementina
Schwegerle H., sewing-machine agent, dwl 964 Mission
Schwegerle John ( Jo/in Schwegerle Jr Co.), dwl 549 Fourth
Schwegerle John & Co. (Edirard Young), commission
merchants and producedealers, 549 Fourth
Schweichhardt August, baker William Hessler, dwl 7 St.
Charies PI
I Schweigmaiin Julius, salesman Ernest Essman, dwl 10
I John
Schweinle Louis, tailor, dwl 36 Eddy
Schweis Philip, laborer, dwl 512 Bush, rear
Schweitzer Bernard (Schweitzer, Sachs d- Co.), dwl 1119
Post
] Schweitzer Frank M., carpenter, dwl 1205 Folsom
Schweitzer Frederick, clerk F. Schleifer & Co., dwl 2217
Mason
Schweitzer J. & Co. (Leon Blum atid Isaac Levy), whole-
sale butchers, 16-20 Clay St. Market
Schweitzer Jacob (J. Schweitzer d- Co.), dwl 1117 Post
Schweitzer Jacob, special policeman, dwl cor EUis and
Turk
Schweitzer John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 236
Second
Schweitzer John, laborer Schweitzer & Bro., dwl 235 First
Schweitzer Joseph (Schweitzer <t- Bro.), dwl 1610 Stockton
Schweitzer M-.rris, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl
Til oTan-fll
; SCHWEITZER. .SA<-nS A CO. (Bernard Schweitzer,
Lippmann Sachji, Samuel Sachs, and Lottis Stie/el),
importers and jobbers fancy goods, 25 and 27 Battery-
Schweitzer Sebastian (Schtreitz,-r A Bro.), dwl 3 Hartman
Schweitzer William, brewer Schweitzer & Bro., dwl 235
First
S<'HYrEITZER A BROTHER (Sebastian aJid Jo-
seph), proprietors Eureka Brewer>-, 235 First
Schweizer August, cooper Carl Brothers, dwl 307 Folsom
Schweizler George, baker Hemme & Reuter, dwl 29 Kearny
Schwell John, clerk C. Meyer, dwl SW cor Polk and Sac
Schwendell Joseph, musician, dwl 520 Union
Schwender Christian, upholsterer California Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 523 Vallejo
Schwendman Charles, maltster Star Brewery
Schwenn Carl, barkeeper Wendelm Mayer, dwl 519 Pacific
Schwentemnan Charles, maltster Union Malt House
Schwerdt Brothers (Jacob aiid Conrad), furniture, bed-
ding, and upholstery, 925 Market
Schwerdt Conrad (Schwerdt Bros.), dwl 114 Turk, rear
Schwerdt Jacob (Schwerdt Bros.), dwl 114 Turk, rear
Schwerdt Peter (Seidl d- S.), dwl 112 Turk
Schwerdt Philip {Schicerdt d: Adler), dwl 925 Market
Schwerdt & Adler (Philip Schwerdt and Leopold Adler),
boots and shoes, 22 Sixth
Schwerer P., musician, dwl 1 Goldman PI
Schwerin August, dwl 32 Sixth
Schwenn Edward, cigar manufacturer Twenty-fourth bet
Harrison and Folsom
Schwerin Henr>*, milkranch, cor Walbridge and Schwerin,
Visitacion Valley nr San Bruna Road
Schwerin William, salesman Page & Cow^ell, dwl 32 Sixth
Schwers Frederick, teamster, dwl 123J Lilly At
Schwertle C, upholsterer, dwl 909 Kearny
Schwiering Emil (Schwiermg d- We^tall), dwl 337 Te-
hama »
Schwiering & Westall (Eviil Schiriering and Joseph West-
all), featherdealers, 704 Mission
Schwind Henrv, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl 710
Tavlor
Schwindt Henry W., costumer, 533 Bush, dwl 710 Taylor
Schwion Henry, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kear
Schwob Axlolphe, bookkeeper Jacob Strahle i Co., dwl
2217 Mason
Schwoerer Philip, molder City Iron Works, dwl 1 Cod-
man PI
Schworm Michael, hairdresser John Fleischman
Schwrein Charles M., laborer, dwl 2109 Mason
Sciaccaluga Anna Mrs. , importer and manufacturer feath-
ers, (>46 Market
Sciacculuga Nina (widow), dressmaker, dwl 405 Green
Sciaccaluga O. (Sciaccalitga d- Co.), dwl 819 Clay
Sciaccaluga 6: Co. (0. Sciaccaluga and Charter Liniberte),
restaurant, 819 Clay
Sciallero John, dwl 8 Wetmore PI
Sciallero Therese Mine. , manuf acturer artificdal flowers,
530 Kearny, dwl 8 Wetmore P!
Sciarioni Rachael Miss, ironer B. Sarthon, dwl 907 Sac
Sciaroni Carlo (Sciaroni d- Grisingher), dwl 310^ Mont-
gomery Av
Sciaroni & Grisingher (Car?o5n*aro7u' and AquilinoGris-
ingher), liqu<:>r saloon, 310i Montgomery Av
Scio Cigar Manufacturing Co. (Chinese), 406 Jackson
Scioletich Giovanni, fisherman, dwl 37 Sacr^ueuto
Scioletich Guiseppi, fisherman, dwl 37 Sacramento
Scirington John, machinist, dwl 3 Minna
Scirington Peter F., machinist, dwl 3 Minna
Sciutte A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 558 Natoma
Scobie James, stone contractor, dwl 736 Tehama
Scofield Charies L., laborer, dwl 33 Ritch
Scofield Demetrius G. (F. B. Taylor d- Co.), dwl 930 Market
Scofield Herman A., attorney at law, office 640 Clay, dwl
323 Fifth
Scofield Jacob, housepainter Hayes & King, dwl 208 Stev
Scofield Mathew, molder, dwl is" Minna
Scofield Richard B. (colored), restaurantkeeper, dwl 1107
Clay
Scofield. See Schofield
Scofoed Mai^aret (widow), dwl 506 Folsom
ScoUay WiUiam A., liquor saloon, 1522 Stockton
Scotchler John J. (Scotchler d- Gibbs), res Oakland
Scotchler & Gibbs (John J. ScotchUr and Charles E.
Gibbs), commission merchants, 318 Front
Scotland John, Ship Calkers* Assn, 713 Mission
Scotland Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Railroad At bet
Foxirteenth and Fifteenth avs. South S. F.
Scott (widow), dwl 327 Fourth
Scott Abel F. (Clark, S. d- Co.), dwl 317 Third
Scott A. C. (widow), liquor saloon, SW cor Kearny and
Sacramento, dwl 824 Kearny
Scott A. F., machinist, dwl 507 Mission
Scott Albert W. (Scott d- Halt), and supervisor Ninth
Ward, dwl 19 Rincon PI
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Scott Alexander F., cigars and tobacco, 605 Montgomery
dwl S13 Montgomery *
Scott Alfred Joseph, clerk C. R. Peters & Co., res Oak-
land
Scott Andrew, gardener, dwl Harrison nr Islais Creek, S
s Bernal Heights
Scott Annie (widow), furnished rooms, 769 Clay
Scott Annie Miss, hairworker Mrs. A. O. Cook, dwl 1000
Jones
Scott Arthur B., mining, office 40S California room 16
Scott Arthur M., salesman Calahau Curtin, dwl 536 Minna
Scott Arthur W. , student, dwl 1020 Clay
Scott Augustus (colored), porter 432 Cal, dwl 10 Virginia
Scott Charles, clerk, dwl 201 Taj-lor
Scott Charles, compositor Hebrew, res Oakland
Scott Charles, laborer Palace Hotel
Scott Charles, tailor John Clare, dwl 536 Sacramento
Scott Charles, watchman, dwl 372 Clementina
Scott Charles E., bookkeeper William Willis, dwl 201 Tay-
lor
Scott David, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
.Scott D. S., mason Palace Hotel
Scott Edward, stevedore, dwl 315 Fremont
Scott Edward J. (colored), steward, dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Scott Edwin G., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, dwl W 8
Howard bet Twenty -first and Twentv-second
Scott Eliza (widow, colored), dwl 1606 Powell
Scott Emerson W. (,E. W. Scott dt Co.), dwl 317 Eddy
Scott Ethan A., clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
dwl 608 Third
Scott F. E. (^Scott X- Dudley), dwl 604 Washington
Scott Frank, dwl 769 Folsom
Scott George, blacksmith, dwl 349 Tehama
Scott George, carpenter, dwl 521 Howard
Scott George, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 349
Clementina
Scott George, engineer Btm Antelope, Green St. Wharf,
dwl 411} Hyde
Scott George, lumber stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 545 How
Scott George A., brickmason, dwl 327 Fourth
Scott George T., engineer William Deacon, dwl W 8 Bu-
chanan bet Oak and Fell
Scott George W., bookkeeper Sissou, Wallace & Co., dwl
207 Powell
Scott Grace W. (widow), dwl 746 Mission
Scott Gustav A., teacher music, office and dwl 42S Eddy
Scott H. A., bookkeeper, dwl 18} Russ
Scott Hattie F. Miss, machineoperator Sullivan & Moor-
head, dwl 1114 Market
Scott Henry, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay and
Jones
Scott Henry, waiter John Donnelly, SE cor Drumm and
Oregon
Scott Henns waiter Union Club
Scott Heniy T., bookkeeper H. J. Booth & Co., dwl 507
Harrison
Scott Hiram H., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl 411
Powell
Scott Hugh, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Scott Ira I. , conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Scott Irving M. (//. J. Booth J: Co.), dwl 607 Harrison
Scott J. A., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Scott Jacob, drayman, dwl 429 Ellis
Scott James, caner Martin J. Wade, 1071 Market
Scott James, clerk 7 Montgomery, dwl W s Buchanan bet
Oak and Fell
Scott James, hostler, dwl 203 Post
Scott James, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl Jessie nr Ecker
Scott James, laborer Andrew Scott, dwl Harrison nr Islais
Creek, S s Bernal Heights
Scott James J. (Brown <t- S.), dwl 1013 Kearny
Scott James M., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 326 Fre-
mont
Scott James S., salesman Henry Palmer, dwl 739 Clay
Scott James W., printer, dwl 222 Tehama
Scott Jane (widow), dwl 201 Taylor
Scott Jane Mrs., laundress, dwl 5 Anna
Scott J. C, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 635 Cal
Scott J. G., conductor N. B. and Mission R. B., dwl 34
Clara
Scott John, assayer, dwl 1020 Clav
Scott John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta
Scott John, physician, office and dwl 607 Folsom
Scott John A., "carpenter, dwl 1916 Stockton
Scott John A, passedassistant engineer U. S. Naval Ren-
dezvous Government House, dwl 1104 Market
Scott John B. C. , janitor S. F. Stock and E-Mhange Board,
dwl B Havens PI
Scott John I., hostler City R. R., dwl 111 Fifteenth
Scott Joseph, painter, dwl 31 Second
Scott Joseph W., clerk J. C. Johnson k Co., dwl 22Si
Austin '
Scott Julius, distiller, 226 Cal, dwl E s Middle nr Pino
Scott Lawson, cattledealer, dwl 256 Eighth
Scott Loron A., millhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl 513 Hvdo
Scott Marshall E., watchman Daniel D. Holland dwl '114
Oak
Scott Mary (widow), dwl 1216 Union
Scott Moses, wheelwright Peter H. Nicholas Haller, dwl
N s Filbert bet Webster and Fillmore
Scott M. W. & Co., importers and commission merchants
office 323 Front
Scott N. B., dwl 17 Powell
Scott Nezaldos, tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwlSE
cor Pierce and Ellis
Scott Paul E., clerk Bank California, dwl 521 Post
Scott Richard, jwliceman Citv Hall, dwl 320J Tenth
Scott Robert P., clerk Scarle & Bode, dwl 633 Union
Scott Robert W., dwl 414 Pacific
Scott Shaler M., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
dwl S s Nineteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
Scott S. P., att'.)mey at law, office 224 Keaniy rooms 3 and
4, dwl 573 Harrison
Scott Thomas, clerk B. F. Wellington, dwl 428 Natoma
Scott Thomas, machinist Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
dwl S s M bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Scott Thomas, marhlecutter J. & F. Kesseler, dwl 1218
Union
Scott Thomas, painter, dwl 31 Second
Scott Tliomas, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Scott Thomas W., ca-shlerS. F. Post-office, dwl 306 Taylor
Scott Timothy F. (Peck A Co.), dwl 1024 Geary
Scott Wallace, painter, dwl 406 Pacific
Scott Walter, clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl 6
Ridley
Scott William (G. Morrow it- Co.), dwl 1913 Stockton
Scott William, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Scott William, laborer, dwl 418} Grove, rear
Scott William A. Rev. D.D., pastor St. John's Presby-
terian Church, dwl 621 Post
Scott William A. Jr., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 521
Post
Scott William G., carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
359 Brannan
Scott William P., custodian Presidio Reservation, New U.
5. Marine Hospital Mountain Lake, dwl 533 Union
Scott William T., collector Merchants' E.\change, dwl 746
Mission
Scott William Wilson, bookkeeper Treadwell & Co., dwl
605 Pine
Scott W. K. , capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Scott W. W. , light-housekeeper Fort Alcatniz
Scott & DuiUey (F. R. Scott and E. T. Dudley), restau-
rant, 509 Washington
SCOTT A HALL Albert W. Scott and Alberts. Hall),
hay and grain, SW cor Steuart and Folsom
Scotti Joseph, laborer, dwl 637 Vallejo
Scottini Agostino, clerk F. Daneri & Co., dwl Hinckley
Alley bet Kearny and Dupont
Scottish Commercial Insurance Co, (Glasgow, fire and
marine), David B. Blair agent, office 319 California
Scott's Warehouse, NW cor Sansom and Greenwich
Scouler James, photographic-apparatusmaker, 3 Belden,
dwl 830 Vallejo
Scovem James G., proprietor Fulton Livery Stable, 246
Third, dwl 806 Howard
ScoWUe .\ngie C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 69 Minna
Scoville Cheney A, clerk EdmondC. Kennedy, dwl 69 Min
Scoville James A., dwl 09 Minna
Scoville John J., bookkeeper John R. Camahan, dwl 2107
California
Scoville WUliam O., miner, dwl 110 Prospect PI
Scow Nelson, longshoreman, dwl 539 Howard
Scowden T. R., surveyor and civil engineer, office New
City Hall Building, d«l Grand Hotel
Scrantu'n Charles E. , dwl 26 Howard Court
Scrinton Edward, solicitor, dwl 124 Fifth
Scratton Robert, laborer La Grande Laundry
Scribner John, schrjol-book agent, dwl 850 Market
Scritfin William, laborer, dwl 20 Hunt
Scrimgeour Allan B., bookkeejjer John Daniel & Co., dwl
8SS Buchanan
Scrimgeour George, carpenter, dwl 3 Hardie PI
Scrimgeour Robert Rev. , pastor Westminster Presbyterian
Church, dwl 8-88 Buchanan
SCKIPTI'RE II. D. (DoWc, .Barftcr 4- S.), attorney »t
law, office 323 California, dwl NW cor Hush and Stock
Only Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant,;
SciT R. Y., blacksmith helper Jean B. Arfort, dwl 543
' Vallejo
Scudder Charles L., bookkeeper, dwl 421 O'Farrell
Scudder Frank V. (Scudder S- Fuller), commissioner
deeds. 611 Montgomeo'. dwl 1301 Broadway
Scudder Jesse (colored), bootblack and whitener, 202 Sec-
ond, dwl 25 Clementina
Scudder & Fuller (/"rani- V, Scudder and Arnold Fuller),
commissioners deeds, 611 Mont^'omery
Scull Charles, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Scullev Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 1317 Sansom, dwl
S s Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomery
Scullion Mrs. (widow), dwl SE cor Drunmi and Oregon
Scullv Anna Mrs., housekeeper, 1113 Stockton
ScullV Edward J., liquor saloon, ^^l cor Pacific and Stock-
ton, dwl 1113 Stockton
Scullv John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution, dwl
S41 First
Scullv John, hostler, dwl 268 Stevenson
Scully John, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 309 Folsom
ScullV John, peddler, dwl 15 Hayes
Scully John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 59 Everett
Scullv Nora Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 844 Washington, dwl
1113 Stockton
Scully Patrick, driver Central R. R., dwl Kate bet Sixth
and Seventh
Scully Patrick, laborer, dwl 555 Mission
Scullv Patrick, metalroofer William Cronan
Scully Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Scully Peter, salesman 316 Sacramento, dwl X s Green bet
Hyde and Leavenworth
Scully Thomas, barkeeper George A. F. Jansen, dwl 1
C"rook
Scullv Thomas, waiter stm Senator
Scully Timothy, hostler, dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear
Scupman John R., assistant engineer Central Pacific R.
R., dwl 421 O'Farrell
Scurgg George, cook John Kohlmoos, dwl 551 Mission
Scutter Jacob, stockoperator, dwl 1716 Hyde
Sea H.. plasterer, dw! 304 Beale
Sea WilUam, carpenter, dwl 304 Beale
Seabold Albert, waiter Henry Englesman, dwl foot Spear
nr Harrison
Seaborn John T. , sawyer Cameron &. Hall
Seaborn Thomas, turner, dwl N s Broadway bet Van Ness
Av and Franklin
Seaburg Charles Frederick, waiter, dwl 352 Jessie, rear
Seabury Alfred M. {Seabury d- Wilson), dwl 33 Perry
Seaburv Forrest S., scenic artist California Theater, dwl
613+ Stockton
Seabun" W. B., captain Paicfic Mail S. S. Arizona
SE.lB"rRT A ^ILSOMAl/red M. Seabury and John
D. Wilson), mechanics' tool and saw factory, 159 Sec
Seacvot George, dwl 109 Montgomery
Seaders John H., books and stationery, SW cor Pacific
and Davis, dwl 1123 Dupont
Seaders Reuben A., driver Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl
419 Pacific
Seagrave Edward F. {Seagrave d- Graham), dwl 418 Shot-
well
Sea<,'rave Samuel, engineer Michael Heverin, dwl N s
Sheppard PI nr Maa:>n
Seagrave i Graham (Edicard F. Seayrave and John
Graham), market, SW cor Howard and Nineteenth
Seale Henrv W. , capitalist, dwl 12 Clementina
Seale Thr^nias. dwl 1402 Clay
Seals Albert, waiter stm Los Angeles, Market St. Wharf
Sealy Charles, cooper and oildealer, S Mission, dwl "37
Howard
Seaman David, expressman, SW cor Dupont and Jackson,
dwl Caroline PI
Seaman Edward H., derk Drake & Emerson, dwl 2 Kim-
ball
Seaman John, coachman John T. Little, S s Pacific Av nr
Buchanan
Seaman Louis, photographer Whittier & Fuller, dwl 1120
Mission
Seaman Lydia (widow), dwl 521 Lombard
Seaman Peter H., eeaman, dwl 7 Washington
Seaman Samuel S. , carpenter New U. S. Marine Hospital,
Mountain Lake
Seaman Vernon, office 610 Merchant, dwl 330 Sutter
Seaman W. F., salesman Schweitzer, Sachs &, Co., dwl
Windsor House
Seaman. See Seem an
Seamans James M., jeweler David W. Laird, dwUOlS Union
Sean'.'n Ji^hn. seamnn. dwl 26 Steuart
SEARBY iriLUAM M., apothecary, NE cor Folsom
and Fifth, dwl 17 Glen Park Av
Searev John, machinist, dwl 40i Moss
Searey Thomas, blacksmith Hinckley i Co., dwl 40J Moss
Seargill George, blacksmith, dwl 613 Mission
Searight Beath 31. P., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co.,
dwl 8^ Filbert
Searight James, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 804
Filbert
Searight Liz2de (widow), dwl S04 Filbert
Searight William P., clerk Anderwn & Irving, dwl 804
Filbert
Searing Hannah (widow), dwl 752 Harrison
Searing Henry L., bookkeeper Timothy Ellsworth, dwl 1
Market
Searing Lydia Miss, braideewer Pacific Straw Works, dwl
752 Harrison
Searing T. T.. carpenter California Mills, dwl 306 Fremont
Searle Alvin C, attorney at law, office 502 Montgomery,
dwl 212 Kearny
Searle Ernest, Iab<_-.rer Palace Hotel
Searle Frederick, liquordealer, dwl 756 Folsom
Searle James J., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl N s Mc-
Allister bet Fillmore and Steiner
Searie John {Searle it Bode), dwl N s McAllister bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Searle John Jr., clerk Searle & Bode, dwl N s McAllister
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Searle Robert R., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Searle & Bo-ie (John Searle and George C. Borf^), pro-
prietors Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded Warehouse, N
W cor Battery and Greenwich
Searles James W., clerk Locan & (3o., dwl 421 Stodcton
Searles William A., dwl 6 Hollis
Searls Joseph, seaman, dwi 26 Steuart
Sears Benjamin W., photographer John H. Peters, dwl 465
Minna
Sears C. Alonzo, hatpresser Pacific Straw Works, dwl 8
Second Av
Sears Charles L., photographer Joseph T. Silva, dwl 526
Howard
Sears D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Sears Hemy, Ship Calker's Assn, 713 Mission
Sears John," oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Sears John F., author, dwl 302 O'Farrell
Sears John F. , photographer John H. Peters, dwl 526 How
Sears Michael G. (Sears & Foley), dwl Bartol bet Broad-
wav and Vallejo
Sears William H. (Hoyt, S. d- McKee), attorney at law,
office 63 Merchants' Exchange, dwl N^W cor Mission
and Twentv-second
Sear^ & Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timothy Foley).
liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and Broadway
SearsviUe Water Co., office 43S California
Seatena Martin, vegetables, 61 Colombo Market
Seaton Charles H., salesman D. Samuels, dwl 106 Post
Seaton Horace H. (Huntington, Hopkins <£• Co.), dwl 331
Fremont
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co., George C. Bode
agent, NW cor Batterv and Filbert
Seaver Freeman (Gale d 5.), dwl 727 Harrison
Seaver George H., tanner Thomas McMahon, dwl SE cor
Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Seavey Ann (widow), varieties, NW cor Steuart and How
Seavy'otis, driver What Cheer Laundry, dwl 729 Harrison
Seavy Anderson, painter, dwl 120 O'Farrell
SEAWELL JAMES M., attorney at law, office 509
Keamv, dwl 1104 Market
Seawell Washington, Colonel U- S. A., dwl Grand Hotel
Seawery , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Seawright William, salesman Anderson & Irving, dwl 804
FUbert
Sebastian Romeo, circus performer, dwl 719 Market
Sebastiana Antonio, vegetabledealer, dwl 6 Gaven
Sebastiancich Nicholas, fisherman, dwl S s Sacramento bet
East and Drunmi
Sebelin John C, cook Keystone House, 127 Jackson
Sebo Henry, yardman Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl Fifth
Av nr Harrison
Sebring Jacob, carpenter, dwl 719 Howard
Secchi Caspar, confectioner, 1121 Dupont, dwl 1123 Dup
Seccord Josiah, dwl IS Franklin
Seckel George, clerk 315 California room 1, dwl 420 Te-
hama
Secleabe P., dwl 414 Pacific
Second Street House, Michael 0*NeiI proprietor, 115 Second
and 74 Minna
Secotte Guiseppe, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 1232 Du-
pont
Seculo\ich Peter T. , saw manufacturer, 5 Powell
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Horgan & Co., 87 Cal llarket.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
SEC
657
SEI
Secxirity Life Insurance Co. (New York), E. W. Woolsey
general a^^ent, -iftice 418 Oalifornia
SECURITY S.lVINftS KANK, John Parrott president,
Jerome Lincoln vice-president and manager, 215 San
Sedenburg , clerk, dwl 209 Kearny
Sedenger Joseph, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
dwl 638 Howard
Sedgley Abner, treasurer R. J. Kohler Reduction and Re-
fining Works, office 330 Pine room 36, res Oakland
Sedgley Emma L. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 23 Grand Av
Sedgley George O., foreman Sedgley & Davis, dwl NW cor
Santa Clara and York
Sedgley John, carpenter U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl
23" Grand Av
Sedgley John R. , teamster, cor Mission and Spear, dwl 13
Hickory Av
Sedgley Joseph {Sedgley <t Davis), dwl NW cor Santa
Clara and Y^ork
Sedgley Walter, clerk Joseph Sedgley, dwl NW cor Santa
Clara and York
Sedgley & Davis (Joseph Sedgley and F. A . Davifi), wool-
dealers, E 8 Mission Creek nr Eighteenth, office 533
Kearny
Sedgwick Benjamin, engineer tug Ellen, Fourth St. Wharf,
res Sacramento
Sedgwick Cyi-us W., teamster Dean & Co., dwl 121 N,
South S. F.
Sedgwick G. , carpenter S. F. Manuf . Co.
Sedgwick James, shipjoiner S. Libby, dwl 22 Natoma
SEUGWK'K JOHN, collector U. S. internal revenue,
office 321 Battery, dwl 408 Ellis
See Chung (Chinese), merchandise, 625 Dupont
See Wo Lung & Co. (Chinese), sugar, oil, and rice, 621
Dupont
Seeba Charles F., confectionery, 1607 Stockton
Seeba Henry, clerk Andrew Scheper, dwl 734 Broadway
Seebeck Earnest E., groceries and liquors, NW cor Scott
and Turk
Seebeck John, laborer, dwl 822 Vallejo
Seeby Hermann, fireman, dwl 304 Townsend
Seeds Joseph, groom George Poultney, dwl 446 Brannan
Seegard James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Seegers Harry, oysterman George Mayes, dwl 20 Clara
Seegers John W., oyster saloon, 625 Pacific, dwl Conti-
nental Hotel
Seekamp George, musician Bella Union Theater, dwl 711
Filbert
Seeker Leonard, teamster W. Raubinger, dwl 1922 Mason
Seeley A. C. Mrs., dwl Revere House
Seeley Albert, cigars and tobacco, 327 East
Seeley C, dwl 737 Howard
Seelev Charles, bricklayer, dwl 633 Seventeenth
Seeley C. M., physician, office and dwl 618 Valencia
Seeley. See Scale, Sealy, and Seley
Seelig George, tailor Abraham Goldstein, dwl 943 Folsom
Seelig L., clerk L. Solomon, dwl S 8 Mission nr Fourth
Seelig Simon, cigar manufacturer, 326 Clay, dwl 321 Tjder
Seelig. See Selig
Seeligsohn Abraham (Seeligsohn & Co.), dwl 752 Howard
Seeligsohn Max (Seelujsohn i- Co.), dwl 752 Howard
Seeligsohn Solomon, Pacific Shirt Factory, 720 Market,
dwl 17 Third
Seeligsohn & Co. (Max Seeligsohn Abraham Seeligsohn,
and A. Bhnnenthal), gents' furnishing goods, 720
Market
Seeman Carl, fisherman, dwl Harbor View
Seeman John, bricklayer, dwl 619 Pacific
Seaman John, driver Union Brewery, dwl 311 aementma
Seeman Lewis, fisherman, dwl Harbor View
Seeman Louis (Toedt i- S.), dwl 40 Jackson
Seeman. See Seaman
Seemark Fred, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Seering , clerk, dwl 720 Califomia
Sees Charles, tinsmith, dwl Miller's Hotel
See\-y John, laborer S. F. Glass Works, dwl cor Fourth
and Townsend
SeffertH., hatter, dwl 612 Califomia
Sefrin Frederick (Sefrin & Sehober), dwl SW cor Russ and
Natoma „ , . , c i.
Sefrin & Sehober (Frederick Se/rin and -P"*'™* •'Sj''-
ber), proprietors San Francisco Iron Works, 203 ire-
mont
Sefton James, dwl 306 Minna ,„,„c,. „i,
Sefton William, actor Maguire's Opera House, dwl919btocK
Segars Uriah, sash and blindmaker. dwl 14 Bluxome
Segbers Joseph H., driver Lyon & Co., dwl 6 Monroe
Segelcke William F. E., clerk John C. Bookman, dwl Nt
cor Fourth and Freelon
Segelhorst August, seaman, dwl 9 Washmgton
Segelken Christian, laborer Spreckels & Co., dwl 71 Ev-
erett
Soger Frank L., clerk, dwl 124 Turk
Segerholm John, laborer, dwl SW por F.ast and Merchant
Segle John, spiker Pacilic Knlling Mills
Segler George, maltster Philadelpliia Ilreweiy, dwl 67 Te-
hama
Segon Jules, compositor Courrier de San Francisco, dwl
424 Broadway
Segord James, dwl 40 Clara
Segregated Belcher Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nov.), office
414 Califomia
Segregated Rock Island Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Ncv.),
office 302 Montgomery room 5
Segui James, porter Riehn, Hemme&Co., dwl 730 Pacific
Seguine Bornt, real estate, dwl cor Rhode Island and El
Dorado
Sehanbaker Albert, tanner Potrero Tanner}', dwl N\V cor
Mariposa and Mississippi
Seibecker Louis, boiler Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 18 Clinton
Seibel Frederick, butcher, 1 Clay St. Market, dwl 1708
Stockton
Seibel Philip, butcher, 1 Clay St. Market, dwl 735 O'Farrell
Seibel Philip (Seibel tfc Michels), dwl NE cor Stockton
and Francisco
Seibel & Michels (Philip Seibel and John Miche.ls), mar-
ket, NE cor Stockton and Francisco
Seiberlich Francis F. (Seiberlich d: Co.), dwl SE cor Jack-
son and Drumm
Seiberlich Ignatixis, carpenter, dwl S s Church Av nr
Guerrero
Seiberlich & Co. (Frank F. Sciberlu:h and Frederick
Maitritzen), groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson
and Drumra
Seibert Edward, baker, dwl 311 Sutter
Seibert Joseph, cigarmaker B. C. Duffy, dwl 15 Wiitc PI
Seibert Nicholas, engineer, dwl SE cor Elizabeth and San-
chez
Seibold Emil. cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl 145 Silver
Seidel Frederick E., soap factory, E s San Bi-uno Road nr
Twenty-ninth, oltice 37 Commercial
Seidel William, cigars and tobacco, 17i Fourth
Seidl Joseph (Seidl it Schwerdt). dwl 143 Third
Seidl & Schwerdt (Joseph Seidl and Peter Schwerdt),
manufacturers candy, 710 Market
Seifert Charies (Seifert i- Ohnstein), dwl 003 Powell
Seifert & Ohnstein (Charles Seifert and Otcar Ohiuteiii),
restaurant, 645 Merchant
Seifke Frederick, shoemaker Charles Lester, dwl 40 Na-
toma
Seifke Mars, shoemaker, dwl 40 Natoma
Seig H. M., engineer Southern Pac. R. R.
House
Seiger Louis, glazier, dwl 230 First
Seigh Claus, driver Central R. R.
Seigler Frederica (widow), dwl 41 Clara
Seignieur A., laundryman Occidental Hotel
Seike Theodore, blacksmith, dwl 150 Steuart
Scilaz John, cooper, dwl 416 Francisco
Seilaz John J., cigannaker B. C. Dufly, dwl 1217 PoweU
Seller Augustus (Seller A Schuler). dwl 411 Pacific
Seller David (Green i- S.), dwl 202 Ellis ,.,„,„
Seller James, foreman Freeman & Hyman, dwl 415J Uem
Seller Paul, foreman Electrical Con. and M. Co., dwl 1108
Taj'lor .^, c I. I \
Seiler & Schuler (A ugustius SeUer and Gvstamis SchtUer),
proprietors National Hotel, 411 Pacific
Seip , laborer, dwl 636 Pacific
Seip Henry, cook, dwl 904 Broadway ,
Seipel Charies (Charles Seipel <C Co.), dwl 2302 Mission
Seipel Charles & Co. (C. Mencken), market, cor Mission
and Thirteenth j , o, , n ■ „
Seipil Conrad, liquor saloon, 923 Keam.v, dwl 314 y.iion
Seipp Conrad, flourpacker Horace Davis & Co., dwl 638
Seipp'j^Henr^-, clerk Hi.xson & Curtis, dwl 1308 PoweU
Seis Jacob, laborer, dwl 421 Dupont .
Seis Jacob, shoemaker Richard Pahl, dwl ,7i Mission
Seisendorff Henry, bookkeeper, dwl l-^Ollinna
Seit Henrj', cook .631 Commercial, dwl 904 Broadway
Seite Charies, laborer, dwl 244 Beale
Seitl Frederick, tinsmith H. G. Fisko
Seitl H.. dwl 220 Pacific ,D.n«..,t
Seitler Frederick, butcher Adam Neum.an. dwlEsBiywit
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Seittcnheim Benjamin, fishemian, dwl [S M''''^>'„'\"f>;. „
Seittle Frank, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 Mission
Seitz Charies, laborer, dwl 12 Morey Alley
Seitz Christopher (Seitz * Otcrsen), dwl 515 Ellis
dwl Russ
The most Artistic Work in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Moaj
Scitz Gustav, tinsmith Charles W. Alvey, dwl 42S Bdwy
Seitz Jacob, watchman, dwl 317i Tehama
Seitz Juhn, barkeeper Robert Waner, dwl 317i Tehama
Seitz & Otersen {Chri^tapher Seitz and Herman Otersen),
wines and liquors, 16 Third
Seivers Albert (Si'ivtrs <t- Thmnas), dwl 1012 Battery
Stivers Henr\', laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Min-
nesota and Mariposa
Seivers & Thomas (J ?bcre Seivers and Titits Thomas),
groceries and liquors, 1012 Battery
Seiz Albert, rest-aurantkeeper, dwl 535 California
Selamler Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Selandur Isaac, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Selari James, dwl 10 Sonoma Alley
Selber_r Jacob, laborer Star Brewer>'
Selberg Joseph, laborer Star Brewery
Selbv George, carpenter Maguire's Opera House, dwl 902J
Filbert
SErnV LEAD A\D SILVER SMELT1\G lY ORKS.
Tliomas H. Selby & Co. proprietors, North Beach
foot Hyde
Selby Prentiss, manager Selby Lead and Silver Smelting
Works, dwl 1212 Geary
Selby Thomas H. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.), dwl 613 Har-
rison
SELBY THOMAS II. A CO.. importers metals, 116
and 118 California, proprietors S. F. and Pacific Lead
Pipe and Shot Works, SE cor Howard and First, and
Smelting Works, North Beach
Selby William, deckhand stm. Louise. Pacific St. Wharf
SELBVS WAREHOUSE, storage coal and iron,
Thomas H. Selby & Co., proprietors, SW cor Main
and Market
Selchow Daniel T,, clerk Armes k Dallam, dwl 749 How
Seldner Louis, salesman Kline & Co., dwl 921 Post
Seldner Morris, ])hotographic printer Lovejoy & Williams,
dwl Post bet Hyde and Larkin
Selender C. F., barkeeper McPherson & Peterson, dwl 26
Steuart
Selenger Lawrence, captain night inspectors Custom
Hiiuse, dwl Nl\' cor MontgomeiT and Green
Seley A. H.. builder, SE cor Beale and Mission
.Seley Man,^ A. Mrs., dwl lOlS Hyde
Selez Agostino, carpenter, dwl 621 Pacific, rear
Sellridge Edward A., salesman George C. Johnson & Co.,
dwl 355 Brannan
Selheimer Najioleon D., coffinmaker Edwin O. Hunt &
&o., dwl S s Howard nr Twenty-second
Selig Abraham, crockerj-, glassware and tinware, 3 Fourth,
dwl 1 Fourth
Selig Augusta (widow) dwl 446i- Natoma
Selig George, tailor, dwl 943 Folsom
Selig Isaac, furnishing goods, 218 Kearny, dwl 502 Bush
Selig Lemon E., salesman Benjamin Hirshfeld, 735 Folsom
Selig M. Mrs., milliner and millinerj', 226 Kearny dwl
305 Turk
Selig M. & Co. (Jacob Schoenfeld), wholesale butchers, S s
First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 331 Kearny
Selig Moses (M. Selij .i; Co.), dwl 826 Mission
Selig Samuel A., hairdressing saloon, 903 Market, dwl
446^ Natoma
Selig Seligman, merchant, office 226 Kearny, dwl 305 Turk
Sehg Simon, cigars, dwl 321 Tjler
Selig Thomas, laborer Occidental Hotel
Selig. See Seelig
Seligman Frank, furniture, 509 Broadway
SELIi;>IA\ J. A CO. (in liquidation), Ignatz Stein-
hurt agent, office 422 California
Seligmann Michaelis, salesman Ad. Lewig & Co., dwl 816
Powell
Seligman Moses, collector, office 420 California room 6,
dwl 508 Leavenworth
Seligman N. H., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 112
Geary
Selinger Lawrence, captain night inspectors Custom
House, dwl 302 Green
Selinger. See Salingerand Sellinger
Selinheim Hermann, helper Pacific Box Manuf. Co dwl
403 Sixth
Selk Charles, butcher StellingA Siebe. dwl 157 Second
Sell Walter E. , bookkeeper Alvinza Hayward, dwl 708 Post
Selleck Edward F., assistant bookkeeper Cutting & Co.,
dwl 415 Montgomen'-
Selleck Edward J., blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwl 2545
Howard
Selleek George W., check clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl
2545 Howard
Selleek John, n!eat trimmer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Selleck Joseph E., produce commission, SE cor Clay and
Davis, dwl 2545 Howard
Selleck Silas, ijhotographic art gallerj', 415 Montgomery
Sellem Christ, carriagemaker A. Bourgeois, dwl 027 Val
!ejo
Seller John, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R., dwl Six-
teenth bet York and Hampshire
Seller Joseph, merchant, office 217 Front
Seller Robert, bootmaker George Burkhardt, dwl 25 Mor-
ton
Sellers Harry, rigger William Green
SELLERS JA^IES t'„ whit€ner, 31 Second, dwl
Hampton PI
Sellers Jesse, with William Behrendt, dwl 240 Jessie
Sellers John, blacksmith Machine Shop Southern Pac.
R. R., cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Sellers Thomas H., rigger, dwl 35 Louisa
Sellinger Frank (Sellinger J- Moeller), dwl 419 Broadway
Sellinger &; Moeller (Frank Sellinger and John Moeller)^
liquor saloon, 511 Pacific
Sellon L. J., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl Russ House
Selm Cliarles, driver N. Gray &; Co., dwl SW cor Mont-
gomerj' Av and Filbert
Selni Leon, bakery, dwl W s Montgomery Av bet Powell
and Filbert
Selmer A. L., clerk Thomas Bell, dwl 70S Pine
Selna Edoardo, drajanan, cur Sansoni and Merchant, dwl
1507 Dupont
Selon John, carpenter and builder, dwl SI Xatoma
Selow John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Selson Henry F., carpenter T. M. Quackenbush, dwl 720
Market
Selth ^'alentine, master mariner, dwl 649 Third
Selz George, cabinetmaker Andrew Fjei, dwl 792 Folsom
Selzer Edward, druggist William Koeller, dwl 722 Mont
Seman John, steward stm Express, Commercial St. \Miarf,
dwl cor Bacon and Girard nr San Bruno Road
Semar John, sprinkler San Francisco Laundrj', NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Sembertrend Louis, butler W. T. Coleman, 1299 Taylor
Semeria Joseph, fancy dry goods, 1405 Stockton
Semig J., assistant surgeon Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl
Presidio Barracks
Semler Hertha (widow), principal Augusta Kindergarten
School, 534 Turk
Semlon Lewis, painter, dwl 351 Jessie
Sempken Harriet A. R. (widow), dwl 703 Market
Semter John O., 426 Post
Sena Elias J., barber, 112 First, dwl 930 Clay
Senator Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., NeV.), office 3S1
Montgomery room 10
Senatz Anthony J., oyster saloon, Union Market, dwl 246
Tehama
Senberg George C, clerk John Bartholoma, dwl 1413
Stockton
Senderhng John C, capitalist, office 424 Montgomerj',
dwl 314 Bush
Sendrick F., lather Palace Hotel
Sengstacken Herman H., boiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
929 Bn-ant
SEN4;STA<'KEN PETER, Round Comer Saloon, SE
cor Fremont and Mission
Sengteller Louis A., assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office
214 Stockton, dwl 40^ Geary
Seni J., tinsmith M. Dobrzensky. dwl 640 J^ Mission
Senne William, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl 83
Stevenson
Senner William, driver City R. R.
Senner William, cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwl 10 Liberty
Sennet , collannaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Sennet John, laborer, dwl 1011 Batter^', rear
Sennett John, porter Pacific Warehouse, dwl 825 Battery
Sensten John, cutter, dwl 10 Quincy
Sentenac Pierre, laborer Golden Gate Park
Senter J. O. (widow), dwl 426 Post
Sentrey Daniel, saddler, dwl 107^ Freelon
Seon Thomas, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Sephton John, machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 207 Second
Sepich 'Joseph, waiter J. C. Mikulich, dwl 323 Washington
SEPtLVEDA, ARBIOLA A PIME^TEL (Carlos
Sepxdvcda, Edward Arriola, and Janus M. Pimen-
tel), editors and proprietors EI Tecolote, office 625
Merchant
Sepulveda Carlos (Septilveda. Arriola d' Pimentel), dwl
N s Broadway bet Mason and Taylor
Seregni Fulgenzio, teacher penmanship and drawing, 24
Post
Serens Frederick, carpenter and builder, dwl W s Webster
bet Ellis and O Farrell
MORGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters. ^
, VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, EstabHshed 1862.
iSergentich Thomas, salesman E. Chielovich & Co., dwi
1719 Pacific Av
Iserit'iielli Silvester, watchmalser Henry La\-ino, dwl 116
j Leidesdorff
I Serot Jean, laborer F. Laroche
' Serovich Theodore, fruits, 1122 Stockton
Serra Gerolamo, jeweler Frontier; Bellemere & Co.
Serrano Dolores (widow), seamstress, dwl Hinckley bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Serres Louis, cooper Leopold Juzix, dwl 9 Polk Lane
Serricano Francis, engineer Caliumia Italian Paste Co.,
dwl 1020 Montgonierj'
Serrington Samuel (colored), porter General Office Central
Pacific R. P.., dwl 764 Harrison
Serrito Isidoro, cigarmaker, dwl SW cor Dup and Vallejo
Serritzlew Olal, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
•2009 Folsom
Sersen Nicholas, restaurant, 40.S Fourth
Sei"sen Peter, cook Nicholas Sersen, dwl 405 Fourth
Servoo Axu-ora Miss, dressmaking, dwl 3 Virginia
Servoo Jesuse Mrs., dressmakinir. dwl 3 Virginia
Sesesser John V., machinist California Cracker Co., dwl
1308 Kearny
Sesnon William, student Heald's Business College
Sess Louis, cabinetmaker, dwl 231 Clara
Sesser George, butcher Louis Schuessler, 1343 Dupont
Sesser J. S., tinsmith A. S. Iredale, dwl 316 O'Farrell
Sesser Peter, helper V. S. Mint, dwl 20 Eleventh
Session John, dwl 316 Fifth
Sessiims Charles A., agent Stephen B. ^^Tiipple, office 315
Mission, dwl S05 Franklin
Sessions George W. , bookkeeper William Willis, dwl W a
Chenerv liet Tliirtieth and Randall
Sessions Me'lton P.,truckman,SWcorBatteryand Halleck,
dwl 1219 Folsom
Sessions William W., expresswagon, 300 Battery, dwl S05
Franklin
Sesson John, molder, dwl 37 Minna
SestrOm Henry, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Sestrom Thomas, seaman, dwl SW cor East and ilerchant
Setli William H., janiti.r 401 California, dwl 1010 Taylor
Settle John, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Seubert Diedrich, clerk John Dreyer, dwl cor Twentieth
and Illinois
Seuttich Fritz, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Harrison
nr Eighteenth
Seuz Peter, laborer F. Conrades, dwl 426 Green
Sevening Otto, porter Trcad\vell&Co.,(lwl 1 August Alley
Severa Phillipe, capitalist, dwl OlS Fourth
Severance A. J. & Co., manufacturers diamond-pomted
and drilling machines, office 315 California
Severance Albion A., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl 41Si Shipley
Severance A'. M. (widc.w). dwl 1313 Vallejo
Severance Andrew, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R. _, „
Severance Asahel J. (-1. J. Severance i- Co. and bcver-
anee d- Peel), res Alameda Co.
Severance Charles C. P., dwl 120 Olive Av
Severance Henry W., Hawaiian consul and postal agent
(and II. W. Severance i- Co.), office 405 Front, dwl 410
O'Farrell
Severance H. W. & Co., shipping and commission mer-
chants, office 405 Front
SEVER.tXC'K J. «.. attorney at law, office 411i Cali-
fornia room 17, dwl 201 Turk „ „ „ ,, .
Severance & Peet (A- J- Severance and E. W. Peet). im-
porters and breeders Merino sheep, office 315 Cal
Severen Ganco, driver Celestine Bonglet, dwl 52d Hayes
Severin Charles, machinist Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl i
Willow bet Mission and Valencia
Severino Gicnettonie, laborer, dwl Eighteenth Av nr t,
South S. F. , „ „ J
Severio Frank, clerk W. E. Mayhew, dwl 812 Howard
Severn Jacob, coffinmaker, dwl 719 Howard
Seveming Carl, packer Helbing & Straus j , , ,,
Severns Henry, barkeeper William B. Dolan, dwl 143
Sevems Thomas J., salesman B. Sbarboro & Bro., (fwl 919
Pacific , .
Severson , seaman revenue cutter « olcott
Sevia Louis, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Sewall John, dwl cor Mission and Thrrty-flrst
Seward George, carpenter, dwl 1406 Pine
Seward William, carpenter, dwl 15 Second
Sewell John, carpenter, dwl 111 Jessie
Sewell John, driver N, B. and Mission B. R.
Sewell John H., molder Pacific Iron V, orks, dwl 649 How-
ard
Seweloh Theodore, clerk Charles Ooldbeck, dwl 1171 How
Se-xton , plumber Bush & Milne
Sexton Cornelius, laborer Palace Hotel
Sexton David, porter M. Heller k Bros., dwl cor Twenty-
second and Alabama
Sexton Dennis, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 24 Minna
Sexten Frank, drayman, dwl W s Turk bet Pierce and
Steiner
Sexton (ieorge, packer R. G. Brown, dwl 39 Fifth
Sex"ton Horace C, assistant note teller National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., dwl 120 Jones
Sexton John, clerli, dwl 265 Tehama
Sexten John, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Sexton John, laborer Hinckley & Co., dwl N s Army bet
Diamond and Douglass
Sexton John, marblecutter, dwl 345 Shipley
Sexton John, waiter John Anderson, 783 Market
Sexton M.. tracklaborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Sexton Marshall J., clerk Van Dusen & Hilton, dwl 120
Jones
Sexton Mary (widow), dwl 14 Dora
Sexten Michael, laborer, dwl 420 Valencia
Sexton Samuel W., cashier Phipps & Flenniken, dwl N s
Greenwich bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Sexton S. H., painter O. Bonney Jr., dwl 227 Second
Sexton Thomas, dwl 339 Shipley
Sexton Thomas, laborer, dwl IS Ohio
Sexton William, special agent Firemans Fund Insurance
Co.. res San Jos6 j
Seybold Robert, special policeman, dwl S15 Clay
Seyden John H. J., policeman City Hall, dwl 1006 McAl-
lister
Seyers John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s Shasta
nr Michigan
Seyler Charles Jr., cashier Freight Office Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 559 Brvant
Se.TOiour Alfred C. (L. Shillaber i: Co.), dwl 532 Folsom
Se™our Daniel W., mining stocks, dwl 702 Stockton
Sevmour F. M. (widow), dwl 30 Stanly PI
Sej-mour Henrj-, sash and blindmaker N. W. Cole S Co.,
dwl Texas'nr Colusa
Seymour John, brassfinisher, dwl 440 Hayes , , ,,„
Sej-mour Martin, bronzer William F. Wdson, dwl 440
Haves
Seymour Patrick, farmer, dwl 440 Hayes
Se'nnnur Samuel, housepainter. dwl 441 Minna
SEVMOinS S. H. «S CO. (Cornelius Dorm), proprie-
tors Russ House, W s Montgonierj- from Bush to Pine
Sc>-mour Sunon H. (S. U. Seymtmr & Co.), dwl Russ
House c. e, ry
Seymour T., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Sej-mour Walter, longshoreman, dwl 3 Broadway
SeJ-mour W. F., master mariner, dwl Windsor House
Shaaran John, stonecutter, dwl 828 Folsom
Shaber John A. (John A . Shaber d- Co.), dwl , 0, Market
Shaber John A. & Co. (William li. Shaber), furniture and
bedding. 707 Market ^ ^ , ,„«,»■
Shaber William K. (.John A. Shaber * Co.), dwl 707 Mar-
kfit
Shack Jens A.. Scandinavian Soc., 71 New MontgomeiT
Shackerley Matilda A. Miss, seamstre^, ^w' I™ Dupont
Shackford W. O. Capt., with Pacific Mail S. S. Co., awl
Shacktetord^minas T. (Hunter d- S.). dwl 610 Maflon
Shackleton John, laborer Steiger & Kerr
Shacnastv Thomas. lab..rer Pacific Rolling Mills
Shad Chirles, capitalist, dwl 11 Kearny
Shad Frederick, molder, dwl 18 First
Shadbume George D.. attorney "' ?,"■ "«'?f,^f ^ ^""^
o-imierr dwl NW cor Twenty-fifth and Ellen
Shad^doJk^Ube (.idow), shirtflnisher, dwl» Mission
Shaddock Thomas, pictures and mirror*, 117 Sixth, awl
718 McAllister , „ „
Shade Cornelius (/■rraeArfS.). dwl 104 Powell .
ISe E Sbcth, dwl N s Moulton bet Fillmore and Sterner
ih^e Frederick, silver^ith, J"' S^'^.^^»?,'r,"*-n (V, 'e
Shade Frederick A., shipjomer Pacific Mail b. S. Co. a
Shadman F^ward. foreman laborer Golden Gate Park,
Shadt Richard, saloon, dwl 222 Jessie
Shaefer Henrj-. blacksmith, dwl 38 Everett
Shaeffcr Frank R., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl iy(
Sn 4 EFFEU JOHX W.. cigar manufacturer, 415 Wash-
in"ton. dwl 151:; Leavenworth
ShJn Aaron, clerk Murray * ^''-t^''''"^^'"^^.
Shaen Jacob, gilder Morris, Schwab & Ck.^ dwl 111, Lca>
Shaen Samuel, clerk, dwl 1117 Leavenworth |
Ladies should bear in
^nd^tbat the Best Batbing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
FINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Shafer Albert H., heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E e
Lii\iisiana nr Shasta
Shafer ('minid, laborer, dwl 442 Brannan, rear
Shafer Devilla M., raachlnehaiid William B. Bradbury,
dwl 1310 Kearny
Shafer Frank J. {Shafer it- CooJc), dwl V1W\ Polk
Shafer Henry, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 36 Everett
Shafer Jacob K., attorney at law, dwl 123 First Av nr Fif-
teenth
Shafer John, carriag-emaker H. M. Black & Co., dwl 18
Seventh
Shafer Joseph, teamster, dwl 515 Stockton
Shafer R., giiafitter Palace Hotel
Shafer & Cook (Frank I. Shafer and E. E. Cook), plumb-
ers and ga^fitters. 1210^^ Polk
Shafer. Si'e Schaefer. Schafer, and Schaffer
Shaff O., blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills
Shaffer Caroline M. Mrs., dwl 2510 Webster
Shaffer Henry, blacksmith, dwl 33 Everett
Shaffer L., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth and
Town send
Shaffner Marshall E., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
dwl Arlington House
Shaffner Matthew, capitalist, dwl 222 Second
Sh;iffrty Oh;irles. laborer, dwl 545 Hayes
Sh:ifner A., bnik-rmiiker Francis I. Curry
.SlIAO'TEK JAMES McM., attomey at law, office 13
Montgomery Block, dwl 951 Chestnut
Shaffer Payne J., dwl 951 Chestnut
Shaftner Charles H., barber, 1326 Polk, dwl SW cor Polk
and Pine
Shagrea Louis, cook, dwl 521 Howard
Shahan D. H., jobprinter Spaulding & Barto, dwl 1 Brook
Shahan J., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Shahan Samuel, laborer, dwl 035 Mission, rear
Shain Edward, brick contractor, dwl 1915 Polk
Shain Joseph E., collector Samuel C. Harding, dwl 1915
Polk
Shakespear Benjamin F., mason, dwl 609 Powell
Shanabrook Isaac L. (Sprinuj tO S.\ dwl 233 Eighth
Shanaliau Dennis, clerk Eugene Clienot, dwl 317 Jessie
Shanahan Juhn, hackman, Plaza, dwl E s Eighth bet
Brannan and Bryant
Shanahan Peter, crusher Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl
Kins: St. House
Shanahan Thomas, laborer Risdon 1. and L. Works, dwl
F'-lsom nr First
Shanahan William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
425 Hayes
Shanahan William, with Hanson & Adams, dwl 704 Na-
toma
Shanal Charles J., dwl Bush nr Fillmore
Shandley George W., boilemiaker, dwl 14 Natoraa
Shantlley James, hostler J. & R. Smith, dwl 344 Brannan
Shane tlinton, bookkeeper McKenna & Greany, dwl 340
Third
Shane John, laborer, dwl N s Twelfth Av bet N and P,
South S. F.
Shane John P., marblecutter Michael Heverin, dwl 435
Broadway
Shang Emily Mrs., nurse, dwl 200 Stockton
Shankey William, shoemaker, 122 Berry
Shankland James H., attnrnevatlaw, office 640 Clay room 6
Shankland Robert, dwl 314 Bush
Shanklin Isaiah, stovepolisher Peter Abrahamson, dwl
10S6 Market
Shanklin James W., atUirney at law, oflBce 606 Montgom-
ery' room 7, res Oakland
Shanklin Juhn W., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, dwl
341 Minna
Shaidis Hugh, carpenter, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Market
Shanks James, student Heald's Business College
Shanks Samuel, carjienter, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Market
Shanley Charles G., liquor saloon and boarding, 20 Com-
mercial
HHAIMLEV JAMES H., boilermaker, S s Oregon bet
Front and Davis, dwl 1624 Dupont
Shanley Joseph, upholsterer Goodwin & Co.
Shanley Michael, shipjoiner, dwl 418 Folsora
Shanley William, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Shannon Charles, boxmaker Pacific Box Manul. Co., dwl
510 Sixth
Shannon Dominick (Ginttj c(: S.), dwl 14 Turk
Shann«in Enmia R. Miss, dwl 1209 Howard
Shannon James, laborer, dwl E s Sixtli nr Brannan
Shannim James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E B Illi-
nois bet Napa and Shasta
Shannon James, lather, dwl 232 Post
Shannon Jeremiah, plasterer, dwl 111 Jessie
Shannon John, bookkeeper Broadway Hotel, 212 Bdwy
Shannon John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Grove and
Octavia
Shannon John, laborer, dwl 36 Rausch
Shannon John, porter Barrett & Sherwood, dwl 105 Te-
hama
Shannon Lawrence, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Shannon Michael, printer Frank Eastman, dwl 8 Jessie nr
Seventh
Shannon Morris, laborer, dwl 12 Miller PI
Shannon Morris, milker John Lennon, dwl 12 Folsom
Shannon Patrick, laborer, dwl nr San Bruno Road opp
Bay View
Shannon Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Shannon Solomon, merchant, dwl 54A- Clara
Shannon Thomas, laborer, dwl 41 Minna
SHAWON THOMAS B., collector Port San Francisco,
office Custom lluuse third floor, dwl W s Valencia lu"
T^venty- fourth
Shannon William, compositor Frank Eastman, dwl 8 Jes-
sie nr Seventh
Shanzer, Joseph, salesman 13 California Market, dwl Over-
land House
Shapat Edward, molder City Iron Works, dwl cor Beale
and Mission
Shajierer Nathan, bootmaker, 108 Jackson
Shapero Aaron Rev., teacher Hebrew, dwl 772 J Folsom
Shapter Edward, saloonkeeper, dwl 1011 Stockton
Shardlow William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Sharkey Edward, teamster Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 11 Fifth
Av
Sharkey Fred. E., clerk Murphy, Grant&Co., dwlS Jessie
Sharkey James, boarding, 228 Folsom
Sharkey James, laborer, dwl 615 Minna
Sharkey James F. . marbleworker and importer, 935 Mar-
ket, dwl 211 Eddy
Sharkey James M.. physician, office and dwl 634 Wash
Sharkey John {Donell'y <S: S.), dwl 223 First
Sharkey John, expressman, cor Davis and Broadway, dwl
610 Lombard
Sharkey John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl NW cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Sharkey John, shoemakerL M. Wentworth&Cc, dwl 615
Minna
Sharkey Owen, laborer William Myer, dwl Folsom bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Sharkey Patrick, laborer, dwl Vallejo nr Sansom
Shurkey William, longshoreman, dwl S s Montgomery PI
Sharkey William, teamster, dwl 429 Stevenson
Sharon Joseph, dwl 8 Powell
SHAKON WILLIAiM, capitalist, office 305 Sansom, dwl
517 Sutter
Sharp Abraham, policeman City Hall, dwl 809 Vallejo
Sharp Aim (widow), dwl 414 Union
Sharp Benjamin, machinist, dwl 1130 Market
Sharp Daniel, fireman, dwl 127 Jackson
Sharp F. E., porter Cubery & Co., 414 Market
Sharp Frederick W., dwl 210 Tyler
Shar]) George F. (George F. & William H. Sharp), dwl
Lick House
SHARP GEOItGE F. <fi ^VILLIAM 11., attorneys at
law, office 409 California
Sharp George S., clerk John H. Seaders, dwl 414 Union
Sharp James, printer, dwl 414 Union
Sharp James M., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., res Oakland
Sharp James V., engineer John Spaulding & Co., dwl 565
Minna
Sharp Louis H., attorney at law, 85 Montgomery Block,
res Oakland
Sharp Matilda (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 216 Shotwell
Sharp Morris (Shaiv d: S.), dwl llGO'Farrell
Shi^rp Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Sharp Samuel, mason, dwl 2 Brenham PI
Sharp Solomon A. (Sharp it Lloyd), dwl 1220 Clay
Sharp William, molder Hanseom & Co., dwl 761 Folsom
Sharp William Jr., carriage-springmaker. dwl 761 Folsom
Sharp William Jr., newsdealer and stationer, 236 Mont-
gomery (and Sharp d- Phelan), dwl 414 Union
Sharp William G., candy manufacturer, dwl 134 Fourth
Sharp William H. (George F. <i: William H. Sharp), At-
torney at law, office 409 California, dwl 412 Second
Sharp William T., pianotuner W. G. Badger, dwl 1811
Polk
SUARP«£ hLO\i*, (Solomon A. Sharp and licubcn
H. Lloyd), attorneys at law, office 17-20 Court Block
636 Clay
Sharp & Phelan (WUliam Sharp Jr. and Thomas Phe-
lan), real-estate agents, 240 Montgomery
MOHG-AIT & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presh Oysters,
I. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1352.
Sharpe Fi-ank B., deputy surveyor Port San Francisco,
dwl Russ Hotise
SHAKPSTEIX JOHN K., judge Twelfth District
Court, chambers 502 Mongomery, dwl 60t> Folsom
Sharpstein J. P. , clerk Freight Auditor's OlEce Central
Pacfic R. R. , dwl 606 Folsom
Sharrocks Nellie Mrs. , furnished rooms, 6 O'Farrell
Sharron Heiuy, blacksmith, dwl 27 Minna
Sharron John, machinist, dwl 519 Mission
Sharrott Edward, shoecutter I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
cor Polk and Market
Shasta Bullion Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Shasta Co.),
otBce mi Leidesdorfl
Shattuck Ada Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 55
Everett
Shattuck Charles 0. (D. Hays <t Co.), dwl 314 First
Shattuck Daiid D. (IFooster, S. J: Cu.), dwl S14 Powell
Shattuck Jacob, doorkeeper Maguire's Opera House, dwl
55 Everett
Shattuck John O., clerk, dwl 60 Natoma
Shattuck Marshall R., clerk G. R. Lamson, dwl 1513 Leav
Shattuck Orville J., clerk Keegan & Sickler, dwl 60 Na-
toma
Shattuck Otis, clerk John McNeise, dwl 55 Everett
Shattuck William, clerk 23 California Market, dwl 926 Sac
Shaucer Joseph, butcher, dwl 533 Sacrament^j
Shaughnessy Dennis, hostler Thomas Kelley, dwl SE cor
Gearv and Leavenworth
Shaughnessy John, laborer, dwl 113 Oregon
Shaughnessy John, salesman 314 Battery, dwl 17 Third
Shaughnessy John J., clerk William H. Patterson, dwl
439 Bush
Shaughnessy Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 439 Bush
Shaughnessy Martin, liunbennan, dwl 613 Seventh
Shaughnessy Michael, carpenter, dwl 546 Brj'ant
Shaughnessy Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 210
First
Shaughnessy S., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Shaughnessy William, carpenter California Mills, dwl 546
Bnant
Shaughnessy WiUiam, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
139 Natoma
Shaw , boilermaker Union Iron Works
Shaw Annie M. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 1116 Mission
Shaw Bernard, clerk Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl S06 Jonea
Shaw D. Mrs., dwl 12i Harriet
Shaw Daniel J., foreman upholsterer Calif omia Furmture
Manuf. Co., dwll52S Clay
Shaw Daiid, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 220 Third
Shaw DeUa Miss, dressmaker, dwl 942 Howard
Shaw E. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl 609
Folsom
Shaw Edward B., salesman Cutting & Co., dwl 1611 \\ash
Shaw Edward F., shoetrimmer Buckingham « Hecht, dwl
317i- Fell J , ,„,
Shaw Edward L., barkeeper John S. Brander, dwl 40o
Keamv ^ ,. .
Shaw George, bottler Merrifleld & Rosener, res Oakland
Shaw George, steward, dwl 545 First
Shaw George T., salesman Hanson, Ackerson & Co., dwl
3s Stanly PI
Shaw G. F., stevedore A. C. Freese
Shaw H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Shaw Henrv, waiter 531 Commercial, dwl 16 Townsend
SHAW HE-NKY B., apothecary-, NE cor Sutter and
Powell , . „
Shaw Henrv G., journalist S. F. Chronicle, dwl 21, Geary
Shaw Henry M., chief engineer S. F. Candle Co., dwl foot
Eighth
SEaw U. S., warehouseman, dwl 2« Jessie
Shaw I. R., clerk D. A. Healey, dwl 93S Mission
Shaw James, boUermaker Francis I. Curry
Shaw James H., bookkeeper American aock Co., awl
1415 Sacramento , „ _i *
Shaw James W., carpenter Pubhc School Department,
dwl 1415 Sacramento
Shaw John (i^or-sa if/iJr S.), dwl 1827 Clay
Shaw John L. , blacksmith, dwl cor Polk and Market
Shaw John W., capitalist, office 408 California room 4,
dwl Grand Hotel * tt c
Shaw Mattie A. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U. s.
Mint m,_ ^ J I '•o^
Shaw Millie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, dwl lia
Washington -,.
Shaw Moses, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 2i Minna
Shaw Nathan W., druggist H. B. Shaw, dwl N« cor
Hayes and Webster
Shaw Oliver B., light-housebuilder, dwl Morton House
Shaw S., capitalist, dwl 531 Thu-d
Shaw Stephen W., portraitpainter, studio Mercantile Li-
brary room 6, dwl 605 Buchanan
Shaw Thomas B., bookkeeper F. & P. J. Cassin, dwl 630
Howard
Shaw William, laborer C. James King of Wm. k Co., dwl
Broadway Block
Shaw William, watchman Empire Brewery, dwl 176 Jessie
Shaw William Mrs. (widow), dwl IbOS Taylor
Shaw William Andrew {^Shaw d- Sharp), dwl 307 Fell
Shaw Wilham H., porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 227
Second
SH.IW M'lLLIAM J., attorney at law and capitalist,
dwl 14 Geary
Shaw William N., plumber, dwl 562 Brj-ant
Shaw William R., clerk, dwl 704 Howard
Shaw William R., laborer, dwl 130 Fourth, rear
Shaw k^\id,i'p{William Andrew Sba tcaiid ilurrig Sharp),
coaldealers, 14 and 16 l>emont
Shawhan John E., stockbroker, office 432 Montgomery,
dwl 115 Capp
Shawl Aaron, salesman C. C. Keene, dwl '214 Seventh
Shawl Louis, dwl 214 Seventh
Shawl Mark, importer coal, 112 Main, office 209 Sansom,
dwl 24 Rausch
Shawl Morris, salesman Ephraim Franck, dwl 37 Moss
Shay , clerk, dwl 106 Stockton
Shay Ann (widow), dwl 7 Hunt
Shay Bartholomew J., real-estate agent, office 306 Mont-
"gomen-, dwl 1094 Union
Shay Charles, cook tugboat Sol. Thomas Jr., Howard St.
"Wharf
Shay Henry, farmer, Old San losi Road nr Industrial
School
Shay James, laborer Lucy & Donnelly
Shay James M., Chinese Labor Exchange, 619 Sacramento
Shay Johiuma (widow), dwl 21} Hunt
Shay John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SE cor
Gough and Fell
Shav John, mason Palace Hotel
Shay John, solicitor, dwl 311 Pacific
Shay Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 31 O'Farrell
ShaV Michael, gasfltter Palace Hotel
Shay Michael, hamessmaker Main i Winchester, dwl 515
'O'Farrell
Shay Mon-is, brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl SE cor
'Burtlett and Twenty-third
Shay P. , helper Mc.Uee, Spiers & Co.
Shay Richard, coaljiasser stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Shay Robert, coachdriver, dwl 318 Pino
Shay Thomas, laborer, dwl 648 Mission
Shav Timothy, driver Market St. R. K.
Shav William, dwl 319 Ritch
ShaV William, storekeeper U. S. Restaurant, dwl 119
Third , , „. ,
SUEA, BOCQl ERAZ A McKEE (Jaiw< Shea, An-
iMiu tiocmtraz, aiui Robert Mchee), unportere and
wholesale wines and liquors, SW cor hYont and Jack
Shea Catharine (widow), dwl '20 Garden
Shea Cornelius, producedealer, dwl .'il2 Mission
Shea Daniel, clerk Timothy M. Shea, dwl 174 Stevenson
Shea Daniel, longshoreman, dwl E s Sansom bet Filbert
and Union , » loic
Shea Darid, boilermaker Moyuihan ii Aitken, dwl 1215
Mission TT . ,
Shea Dennis, coachman Brooklyn Hotel
Shea Dennis, expressman, XW cor First and Mission, and
fruits and vegetables, 68 First
Shea Dennis, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Shea Edward, laborer, dwl 120 Freelon „ .„„„
Shea Ehhu, clerk Nicholas P. Penne <iwl 83, Folsom
Shea James (Shea. Bucqueraz ■>■■ Mchee), dwl iU 'TMer
Shea James, proprietor hacks Brooklyn Hotel, dwl 61
xUinna , ^,, „ , *
Shea Jeremiah, carpenter, dwl ,41 Market
.Shea John coachm;ui Franklin Hotel
ihea John, hustler omnibus R. R., dwl E 8 Tebam. bet
Thu-d and Fourth
Shea John, laborer, dwl 18 Anthony
Shea John, laborer, dwl 531 Natoina
g^S S, t1^^'d^^^"sBUt bet Twenty-thW
Shea'^uliiTwidoltfu'rmshed rooms, dwl 18 Anthony
<»if.T. M ir^aret (widow), dwl 1 Auburn
IhS mS. lirpente'r, dwl N" V/^Irm b'^ZH?
Shea Michael, conductor Central K R., dwl 421 Br»nnan
Shea Michael, shoemaker, 89 Ninth
Shea Morris, pUedriver, dwl 10 Berry
None but the Best of Artistslipb^edratHairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchar
Shea Murty, laborer, dw] 212 Broadway
Shea Patrick, currier Blnch & Davidson, dwi N s Brannan
bet Sixth and Seventh
Shea Patriclc. laborer Tnwnsend St. Depot Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 3 Liberty
Shea Patrick, peddler, dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Shea Robert, barkeeper Timothy J. Sullivan, dwl 565i Na-
toraa
Shea Robert, laborer, dwl 1 Liberty
Shea Thomas, carpenter, dwl 5GS Mission
Shea Thomas, waiter Lick House
Shea Timothy M., ^oceries and liquors, SW cor Stevenson
and Annie
Shea William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King and
Second
Shea William, longshoreman, dwl 29 Jessie
Shea William, longshoreman, dwl 318 Broadway
Shea. Ser Shay
Sheahan Morris {Kenny & S.), dwl 803 Mission
Sheahan Thomas (Sheahan .t- Long), dwl 17 Folsom Av
Sheahan Timothy, mnbrellamaker J. D. Barr, dwl 317
Bush
Sheahan & Long (Thomas Sheahan and Thomas Long),
liquor saloon, 314 Pacific
Sheahan. See Sheehan and Shehan
Shean Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 327 Minna, dwl 803
Mission
Sheau Cornelius, laborer Palace Hotel
Shean David, dwl 3 Cleaveland
Shean E. R., foreman masun Palace Hotel
Shean Frank stableman Edwin R. Harris, dwl Boot^ Hotel
Shean Honora Miss, cook SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Shean James E., printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl Ash
Av nr Van Ness Av
Shean Jeremiah, laborer Palace Hotel
Shean Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 173 Minna
Shean Morris J., tailor, dwl 803 Mission
Shean Thomas, fireman stm Amador, Broadway St. Wharf
Shean. See Shane, Sheahan, Sheehan, and Shehan
Shear Abram, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl 42 Geary
Shear George, dwl 36 Geary
Shear Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 303 Tehama
Shear John M., canvasser, dwl 444 Sixth
Shear Mary Mrs., milliner and hairdressing, 46 Second
Shear Rusine Mme. , dressmaker, 123J Sixth
Shear Samuel, dwl 107 Dupont
Shear Samuel, dwl 737 Market
Shear Waldron, bookkeeper 500 Sansom, dwl 1875 Miss
Shear William, dwl 107 Dupont
Sheard C. K., assistant engineer San Joaquin and King's
River Canal and Irrigation Co. , office 302 Calilornia
Sheardon Patrick, foundryman, dwl 16 Anthony
Sheare John, dwl 609 W:>shington
Shearer Ernest H., bookkeeper Edward Denny & Co , dwl
1419 Hyde
Shearer Frederic E. Rev., district secretary American
Tract Society, dwl 2 Vernon PI
Shearer John, glassblower, dwl 304 Townsend
Shearer Lewis, attorney at law, office 609 Sacramento res
Oakland
Shearer Robert (SomcTS <t Co.), dwl 351 Brannan
Shearing Henry, cigars and tobacco, 423 East, dwl 22aav
Shearman John P., salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 538
Minna
Shears Samuel, special policeman, dwl 1230 Mission
Sheble George, carpenter, dwl 710 Green
Shed Charles D. , landscai>e and marinepainter, 109 Cali-
fornia room 19, dwl 818 Sutter
Shcdd Henry, cojiyist, dwl 1024 Folsom
Shedilen W., lather Palace Hotel
Sheddy James, marblecutter, dwl cor Wash and Cherry
Shee Chong & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 709 Jackson
Sheedy Patrick, marbleletterer Larseneur k Sheerin dwl
22 Turk
Sheehan , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Sheehan Catherine, dwl 206 Third, rear
Sheehan Charles, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sheehan Christopher, boilermaker Francis L Currv dwl
510 Mission
Sheehan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 152 Clara
Sheehan Cornelius, marblepolisher James F. Sharkev
dwl 22 Turk ^ '
Sheehan Daniel, drayman Daly & Ward, dwl 408 Minna
Sheehan Daniel, expressman, dwl 152 Clara
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Sheehan Daniel, liquor saloon, 1317 Mission
Sheehan David, laborer, dwl 3 Cleaveland
Sheehan David, sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl W 8
Bartlett bet Twenty-second and T\venty-third
Sheehan Dennis, helper Francis I. Curry, dwl 30 Jessie
Sheehan Dennis, marbleworker, dwl 521 Howard
Sheehan Dennis, shoemaker, dwl 318 Ivy Av
Sheehan James, expressman, dwl 5 Bryant Av
Sheehan James, molder Savage & Son, dwl 114 Clinton
Sheehan Jeremiah, wharfinger, dwl 81 Natoma
Sheehan John, carriagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
113 Silver
Sheehan John, engineer, dwl 133 Folsom
Sheehan John, laborer, dwl 115 Dora
Sheehan John, laborer, dwl 261 Jessie
Sheehan John, laborer Fort Point, dwl Presidio Reserva-
tion
Sheehan John, Uquor saloon, NW cor Broderiek and
Greenwich
Sheehan John, salesman T. A. McDonald, dwl 114 Clinton
Sheehan John, shoemaker, dwl 233 Jessie
Sheehan John J., driver Larkms, Catania & Co., dwl 23
Everett
Sheehan Joseph, barkeeper S. J. Tichenor, dwl 173 Minna
Sheehan Joseph, brushmaker Feldmann, Simpson Sl Co.
dwl 402 Si.xth
Sheehan Joseph, marbleworker, dwl 521 Howard
Sheehan Joseph, porter Nathan R. Lowell, jSVV cor Pine
and Davis
Sheehan Margaret, waitress Western Hotel
Sheehan Maurice, shoemaker H. Isaacs & Co., dwl 736
Clementina
Sheehan Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 67 Na-
toma
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, dwl 256 Jessie
Sheehan Patrick, stonecutter, dwl Park Hotel
Sheehan Stephen, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson
Sheehan Thomas, fireman stm Amador, Broadway St.
WTiarf
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, dwl 609 Post
Sheehan Timothy, painter, dwl 558 Stevenson
Sheehan Timothy, porter Murphy, Grant k Co., res Oak-
land
Sheehan Timothy, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sheehan William, expressman, dwl 27 Dora
Sheehan. Sec Sheahan and Shehan
Sheehy James, laborer, dwl 20 Langton
Sheehy John, dwl 21 Sumner
Sheehy John, marblecutter John Sweeney, dwl 256 Jessie
Sheehy Patrick J., gardener S. L. Jones, dwl NW cor
Hayes and Fillmore
Sheek M. Mrs., dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 921
Market
Sheek Matilda Miss, dressmaker, 921 Market
Sheeman H., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Sheen J., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl Empire
Lodging House
Sheen John, laborer Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 27 Rausch
Sheen Patrick, longshoreman, dwl City Hotel
Sheerin Daniel (Larseneur i- S.), dwl 221C Geary
Sheerin John, stonecutter Machinery Department U. S.
Mint
Sheerin Nicholas, bricklayer, dwl 7 Cleaveland
Sheffield Charles, manufacturer curled hair, dwl 28 Fell
Sheffield Charles P. (Pacific Saw Mami/acturinij Co.),
dwl 741 Harrison
Sheffield Joseph J., plasterer, dwl 505 Harrison
Sheffner .Andrew, laborer, dwl 1301 Montgomery
Shehan John W., crockerv and glass ware, 638 Broadway
Sheideman Baehr (Ilrowii Bros, d- Co.), dwl 826 O'Farreil
Sheld Harry, clerk Pellet & Fahrbach, dwl 915 Mont
Sheldon Fred. N., clerk Frederick E. Wilke, dwl 822 Pow
Sheldon Henry F., clerk Coll Deane, dwl 822 Powell
Sheldon Henry H., mining, office 402 Montgomery room
5, dwl 822 Powell
Sheldon Hiram A., contractor and builder, dwl W s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-sixth
Sheldon John P. (Sheldon i- Graves), dwl 666 Harrison
Sheldon Mark, capitalist, office 118 Post, dwUOSl Mission
Sheldon Mary A. (widow), dwl 331 Jessie
Sheldon Mary L. (widowl, laundress, dwl 15 Pinckney PI
Sheldon Mary L. Mrs., journalist, dwl 1209 Taylor
Sheldon Ransford O. , tinner Brittan, Holbrook" ,i Co. , dwl
13 Valparaiso
SHELDON « GRAVES (John P. Sheldon and O. F.
(Graves), wharfbuilders and contractors, 1 Mission
Shelford L. L., student Heald's Business College
Shell Bernard, longshoreman, dwi 238 Steuart
Shell G. W., tinsmith, dwl 54 First
Shell Philip, painter, dwl 251 Minna
Shellard Benjamin, organbuilder, dwl 1250 Montgomery
MOEQAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, EstatUshed 1862.
SHE
663
SHE
Shellbach Peter, porter, dwl 35 Welsh
Shellenl'eri,tr Christopher, tailor, dwl 554J Natoma
Shelley Ellen M. (widow), dwl 220 Austin
Shelley John F.. upholsterer, 335 Third
Shelley Kate Miss, carpctsewer, dwl '224 Fourth
Shelley Thomas, cabinetmaker, dwl 24 Garden
Shelley Thomas, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl 782
Harrison
Shelley William N., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl
709 Greenwich
Sheltie Henry, clerk, dwl 214 First
Shelton Caroline (colored, widow), dwl 3 Gerke Alley
Shelton L)aniel, hostler Roe Allen, dwl 178 Stevenson
Shelton Frank (colored), kalsominer, 1506 Stockton, dwl
1620 Greenwich
Shelton Henry A., steward City and County Hospital, dwl
ISOG Stockton
Shelvin James P., messman stm William Taber, Market
St. Wharf
Shemanski Harris, dr>' goods, 1104 Stockton
Shen Martin, hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Shenell John, driver, dwi 6 Cleaveland
Shepard Albert, keeper County Jail, dwl 103 Mason
Shepard Alfred, engineer stm Eastport, Pacific St. \Miarf
Shepard Benjamin W. (Shepard d: Ellui), dwl SW cor
Third and King
Shepard Bros. {James and William Jr.), plumbers and
gasfitters, 152 Third
Shepard Edward, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl SI
Stevenson
Shepard James (Sfu'phard Bros.), dwl NW cor Fifteenth
and Railroad Av. South S. F.
Shepard John H., moroccodresser Cornelius O'Donnell,
dwl lis Gilbert
Shepard John L. N. (Jvdson <t Shepard), res Oakland
Shepard Mary (widow), lodgings, 51 Stevenson
Shepard Richard, pressman, dwl 51 Stevenson
Shepard Solomon W., altornev, dwl 1S29 Howard
Shepard William Jr. {Shepard Bro.t.), dwl NW cor Fif-
teenth and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Shepard William H., agent Hill's Manual, oflBce 414 Mar-
ket, re» Oakland
Shepard & Ellis {Bejijamin W. Shepard ajid Thomas El-
lis), liquor saloon, SW cor Third and King
Shepard. See Shepherd and Sheppard
Shepardson Hart F., capitalist, office 601 California, res
Mastick Station, Alameda
Shephard Caroline Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 8 'Stockton,
dwl 1100 Stockton
Shephard Marj- (widow), dwl 52 Nevada
Shepheard K. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary School,
dwl 182S Clay
Shepheard Rachel (widow), dwl 1828 Clay
Shepherd Alfred, engineer, dwl SE cor Seventeenth and
Sherman
Shepherd Arthur H., clerk Smith & Dougherty, dwl 623
Harrison
Shepherd Charles W., homestead secretary, office 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwi 506 Market
Shepherd Edward G., laundrj-man, dwl 8 St. Mary PI
Shepherd H. M., workman Assaver's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 427 Sutter
Shepherd John, porter Sherman & Hyde, dwl 236 Sutter
Shepherd Samuel, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Shepherd Thomas, producedealer, dwi 23 Geary
Shepherd. See Shepard and Sheppard
Sheplar John, cook, dwl Valencia bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Sheplar Samuel H.. manufacturer Holt's Patent Printmg
Wheel and Rubber Tj-pe, foundry 702 Market, dwi 36
Geary
Shopman William E., proprietor Pacific (Sold and Silver
Plating Works, 518 Market, res Oakland
Shepjiard Arthur, dwi 1020 Montgomery
Sheppard Charles, carpenter Palace Hotel
^eppard Charles, tinsmith, dwi Columbia Hotel
Sheppard John, bricklayer, dwi C32i Minna
Sheppard John, tailor 117 Sutter, dwi 1026 Gay, rear
Sheppard O., mason Palace Hotel
Sheppard. See Shepard and Shepherd
Shepston James, sawyer Pacific Box Factory, dwl 121
Clinton
Shepston John A., milkranch, San Bruno Road nr Gold-
en City House
Shepston William, teamster, dwl N s Fairmount nr Palmer
Sher Eliza F. (widow), dwi 826 Green, rear
Sherbum Eva Miss, teacher, dwl 646 Folsom
Sherbum J., lather Palace Hotel
Sherbum Jennie A. (widow), dwl 846 Folsom
Sherburne John P. , inspector Custom House, dwl 617 Thirtl
Sherburne Nathaniel, master mariner, dwl S a Twenty-
second nr Guerrero
Sherer John, glassblower S. F. Glass Works
Shorctt Edward, sht^emakcr, dwi 12 Pulk
Shcrett Samuel, shoemaker, dwi 12 l*olk
Sherf Henrj'. stevedore A. C. Freese
Shergin William, laborer, dwl 224 Frandsco
Sheridan , stevedore Menzies & Itingham
Sheridan Andrew, laborer, dwl 6 Frcelon
Sheridan .\nn (widow), dwl S s Liberty bet Guerrero and
Valencia
Sheridan IJemard K., expressman, NW cor Sacrmmento
and Kearny, dwl 711 Commercial
Sheridan Edward, laborer, dwi 4b Rit^rh
Sheridan F., lather Palace Hotel
Sheridan James, auctioneer, dwl "41 Brannan
Sheridan Jane (\vidow), dwi 1513 Larkiu
Sheridan John, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 440 Third
Sheridan John, stevedore, dwl 44 Ritch
Sheridan John, upholsterer Frank G. EdwanlB, dwl 511
Mission
Sheridan Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwi cor Folsom and Main
Sheridan Owen, laborer, dwl 551 Folsom
Sheridan Patrick, cutter Einstein bros. & Co., dwl N b
Fairmount nr Palmer
Sheridan Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Sheridan Peter, shoemaker, dwi cor Dupont and Francisco
Sheridan Peter, shoemaker, dwl cor Kidley and Valencia
Sheridan Philip H., machinist, dwi 227 Second
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, dwi 415 Howard, rear
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, dwi 1205 Laguna
Sheridan Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
227 Second
Sheridan Thomas, painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '8 Wharf,
dwi 1053 Howard
Sheridan William, lather, dwl 317 Jessie
Sheridan William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Sheridan & Co. (Chinese), cigar ninnufaoturcre. 413 DaWs
SHERIFF i Ol XTV SAX FKAXflSCO, office 6 City
Hall first floor
Sherk Augu>ta Miss, teacher, dwi 503 Sutter
Sherk Matilda Mrs., dwl 503 Sutter
Sherley Thomas, miner, dwi Kuss House
Sherlock Hugh, boarding, 2005 Du[>ont
Sherlock P. J., carpenter, dwi 414 i'acific
Sherman Alice Mrs., furnished rooms. 1607 Jones
Sherman Benjamin F., mason Palace Hotel
Sherman C, carpenter Palace Hottl
Sherman Charles, dwi 758 Harrison
Sherman Charles H., workman Assayer*8 Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 1 Eddy
Sherman David C. foreman Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
W s Stevenson bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Sherman David P., draj-man Cothn &. Hendrj', dwi 208
Second
Sherman David S. , workman Assayer's Department U. S.
Mint, res Oakland ^ . . ,
Sherman Fannie M. Miss, teacher Giris* High School, dwl
909 Bush . „ * .
Sherman Francis, foreman S. F. Assaymg and Refiumg
Works, dwl 610 Taylor .
Sherman George R., foreman (?ubcry&Co.,dwI916LJirkin
Sherman Harriet N. (widow), dwl 2425 Buchanan
Sherman Hattie Miss, bookbinder, dwl 409 Minna
Sherman Henr\' (colored), c<^H.k, dwl id'J lin^ulway
Sherman J. A.[ phvsician, otfice 240 Mimt^'umery
Sherman J. F., plasterer Palace Hotel „ ^ . .
Sherman John, coalpa&ser I'acific Mail S. S. Onzaba
Sherman John, foreman millwright Pac. Fumiturc M. Co.,
dwi W s Webster bet Ellis ajid Eddy
Sherman John, gas and proi*rt>-man Majfuires Opera
House, dwl Occidental Hotel
Sherman John, stevedore A. C. Freese , , _„ ...
Sherman Joseph S., wsth Decatur Marden, dwl <C1 Miss
Sherman Leander S. {Sherman d- Uyde). dwl 015 Stockton
Sherman Obadiah D.. real estate, dwl loC Turk
Sherman Otis M., can«nter, dwl S s Laurel Av bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Sherman Samuel, laliorcr, dwi 15 Janseu, rear
Sherman Samuel, t;iilor Wright A: Harmon, res Alameda
Sherman Walter B.. upholsterer and cabmetmaker James
Vuill, dwl 140 Clara
SHEK.nA.\ WILLIAM {William Sherman A Co.), "kJ
C S assistant trca^-^urer. office 4ii Mont, reatXikland
Sherman WiUiam,ga*^tter Bu^h i^ Milne,dwl 522 Howard
Sherman William, plumber William K. Allen ^^^^^
fD
Baths ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
TEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W, Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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664
SHI
SHERMAN WIIililAM A CO., clothiers, merchant
tailors. Events' furnishing goods, trunks, vaUses, etc.,
608 Mont^'omerv
Sherman WiiUam R., laborer MathewR. Stirling, dwl Ws
San Jusc Rr.ad nr Five-mile House
Sherman William W., printer, dwl 754 Folsom
SUEUiYIA.V A HYDE (Leander S. Sherman and Fred.
A. lijidA-)^ music, pianos, musical instruments, and
jtroptrs and publishers Musical Review, 139 Kearny
SHEUMAVS UlIILDI.^li, NE cor Clay and Mont
Sheriiierout Louis, liquor saloon, ii'lb Broadway
Shen-ctt Thomas, carpenter, E s Uermanu bet Mission and
Market
Sherrif Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 33 Jessie
Sherriff J. A., photographer Charles L. Cramer, dwl 436
Bush
Sherry Bernard, driver Eclipse Bakery, dwl 503 Filbert
Shei-ry John, acidworker Golden City Chemical Works,
dwl NW cor Twenty-seventh and Church
Sherry Richard, seaman, dwl 162 First
Sherwin William F., machinist Cornell Watch Co.
Sherwood Ann Mrs., dwl 1904 Mason
Sherwood A. T., manufacturer spring beds, 1216 Market
Sherwood Benjamin F. {B. F. Sherwood tt Co,), dwl 114
Powell
SHEKM OOD B. F. A CO., stockbrokers, 406i Cal
Sherwood Charles W., dwl 657 Howard
Sherwood David, dwl 1 Brook
Sherwood D. J., minstrel Maguire's New Theater
Sherwood Edward W,, clerk Freight Office Central Pacific
R. R.,dwl 207 Powell
Sherwood Edwiu W., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Sena-
tor, dwl '.*15 Jones
Sherv\>iod Eliiiabeth W. Mrs., president Ladies' Union
City Mis,siunary Society, dwl 915 Jones
Sherwood George E., night inspector Custom House, dwl
NW cor Meigg's Wharf and Francisco
Sherwood James, clerk Barrett & Sherwood, dwl 708 Pine
Sherwood M. A. Mrs., forewoman Sewing Room Mission
and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl 629 Clay
Sherwood M. J., real estate, dwl 629 Clay
SUEKWOOD ROBERT {late Barrett tt Sherwood),
importer and retailer watches, diamonds, jewelry,
eti;., 517 Montgomery, dwl 433 Bryant
Sherwood Samuel B., shipping and commission merchant,
office 323 Front
Sherwood William F., agent Da\is* Sewing Machine and
Manhattan Sewing Machine, office US Post, dwl 32
Fourth
Sherwood William J., clerk Barrett & Sherwood, dwl 70S
Pine
Shevlin P. J., telegraph operator Central Pacific R. R.
Lick House, dwl 1910 Polk
Shevlin Thomas, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Shew Jacob, photographic gallery, 513 Montgomery, dwl
5i Garden
Shew L. F. Miss, weigher Assayer's Liepartment U. S.
Mint, res Oakland
Shew Myron, examiner invoice extensions Custom House,
dwl 921 Bush
Shew William, photographic art gallery, picture frames,
materials, etc., 115 Kearny
Sheyer Emanuel {Popper ti- S.), dwl 202 Ellis
Sbeyor J., ladies' underwear, 735 Clay
Sheyer M. & Brother {Shallock Sheyer), fancy dry goods,
103 Sansum
Sheyer Marcus (3/. Sheyer A Brother), dwl 308 Sixth
Sheyer Shallock (if. Sheyer d- Brother), dwl 308 Sixth
Shibley Stewart C, barkeeper Mrs. Mary Bolte, dwl cor
Broadway and Kearny
Shiedling A., merchant, dwl 429 Pine
Shiel George, bookkeeper Kinney Bros., res Oakland
Shields , laborer E. R. Thomason
Shields , molder Union Iron Works
Shields A. M. {Glhb d- Co.), dwl 200 Fourth
Shield;^ Bridget (widow), dwl 1500 Franklin
Shields Isaac, Shipwrights Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Shields Isiuic A. extmman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D., dwl
412 Bush
Shields James, butcher, dwl 1506 Franklin
Shields James, machinist Pacffic Iron Works, dwl 16 Na-
toma
Shields James, saddler, dwl 520 Sixth
Shields James H., compositor Evening Post, dwl 743 Pine
Shields John, night watchman, dwl Railroad House
Shields John, sash and blindmaker, dwl 22 Tehama
Shields Jolui W., policeman City Hall, dwl W a Fillmore
bet Eddy and Ellis
Shields Mary Iwidow), dwl 304 Beale
Shields M. J., with John Schwegerle & Co., dwl 446 Bran
Shields Richard, laborer, dwl 30 Ritch
Shields Richard H., saddler, 520 Sixth
Shields Robert, ironmolder, dwl 1035 Folsom
Shields T., waiter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Shields Thomas, seaman, dwl W s Tehama bet Twenty-sev-
enth and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Shields Timothy, policeman City Hall, dwl 921 Powell
Shields William, mason Palace Hotel
Shiels Daniel, laborer, dwl 246 Clara
Shiels Hugh, laborer G. Dougherty, dwl SE cor Bay and
Jones
Shiels Mathew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Shiels William, real estate, dwl 530 O'Farrell
Shierhoid John F. {Frauenholz & Co.), res Alameda
Shillaber George, carpenter, dwl 1096 Union
Shillaber L. & Co. {Alfred C. Seymour), foreign and do-
mestic fruits, etc., 268 First
Shillaber Levi S. {L. Shillaber d: Co.), dwl 326 Main
Shillaber Theodore, broker, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Mission
Shillcock Henry J., salesman Oscar Foss, dwl 33 Natoma
Shillcock James, salesman John W. Jones, dwl 33 Natoma
Shilling Adam, machinist, S s Eighteenth nr Clara Av
Shilling Joseph, tailor, dwl 1046^ Folsom
Shillinir Levi, hide and wooldealer, dwl 614 Sutterv.
Shining Maximilian C, carriagetrmimer, 850 Howard,
dwl 353 Clementina
Shilling Saul S., clerk Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, dwl
728 Bush
Shimpf Lina (widow), bakery, 1011 Powell
Shinau Donald, longshoreman, dwl 147 Shipley
Shindler Henry B., blacksmith John W. Farren, dwl NW
cor Fourth and Minna
Shindler William J. L. , market, W s Guerrero bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Shine Cornelius, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwl W 8
Fillmore bet Ellis and Eddy
Shine Daniel, printer California Cigar Box Factory, dwl
25 Hunt
Shine George, blacksmith, dwl 165 Minna
Shine Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 21 Stevenson
SUIN'E JOUN I'm secretary S. F. F. D. and school di-
rector, office 23 Kearny, dwl 535 California
Shine Margaret J. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 269 Minna
Shine Marj', chambermaid Russ House
Shine Mary Miss, laundress, dwl 424 Tehama
Shine Michael, lather, dwl 3 Dodge
Shine Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S.'Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 32} Garden
Shine W. H., driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Shine. See Shyne
Shineberger John, clerk Alta California, dwl 1308 Powell
Shingle August, bootmaker Jacob Nagel, dwl 209 Minna
Shingle Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 209 Minna
Shiugleberger Francis, shoemaker, dwl 2020 Van Ness Av
Shingleberger Francis W., dwl 2020 Van Ness Av
Shinharde Walter, baker, dwl 24 Sixth
Shinkle Julius, butcher Peter Shiukle, dwl Seventh Av
nr K, South S. F.
Shinkle Peter, wholesale hog butcher, Fifth Av nr K, South
S. F. {and Harvey d- S.), dwl 732 Harrison
Shinn Edwin, upholsterer, dwl 222 Stevenson
Shimiers Mathew, farmer, dwl Manhattan House
Shioblom Thomas, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Shipley Helen V. Mrs. , teacher Powell St. Primaiy^School,
dwl 1217 Mason
Shipman Harry, copyist, dwl 607 Pine
SUIPPINli l'0MMl!^$I09i^EU II. S., office 118 Jack-
son cor Front
Shira John, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl 519 Mies
Shirek Adolph, proprietor San Francisco Sliirt Factory
22 Sansom, dwl 1810 Mason
Shirek Rudolph {Shirek & Co.), dwl 1105 Powell
Shirek & Co. {Riidolj^h Shirek and Meyer Israel), dry
and fancy goods, 1125 Stockton
Shires L. C. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 108J Powell
Shirland Thomas, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co.
Shirlaw Thomas, stairbuilder, dwl 14^^ Bryant Av
Shirley Francis, porter F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl 419
Tehama
Shirley John, real estate, office 536 Kearny, dwl 1205 Jack-
son
Shirley John, bootfitter, dwl 1403 Kearny
Shirley John, clerk, dwl 727 Clementina
Shirley John, clerk Reid & Brooks, dwl 536 Kearny
Shirley Paul, captain U. S. N., commanding U. S. Naval
Rcndevouz Government House
Shirjiser Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 102 Sixth
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S.
p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, EstabHshed 1S62.
S0IRPSER D. A CO., Alaska traders,
Mont!j:omery
Shirpser David (D. Shirpser d: Co., and Shirpser, Harito-
iwf (L- Co., Alaska), office 105 Montgomery, dwl 400
Clementina
Shirpser, Haritonoff & Co. (Alaska), fur traders, office 105
Montjjomerj-
Shiri>ser Henrietta Miss, seamstress I. Lash
Shirpser Isidor, furs, 105 Montgomery, dwl 1012 Mission
Shirpser Leopold, bookkeeper Shirpser, Haritonoff & Co.,
105 Montgomery, dwl 400 Clementina
Shirpser Mark, salesman I. Shirpser, dwl 1012 Mission
Shirpser Max, watchmaker and jeweler, 102 Sixth
Shirwin WilUam F., machinist Cornell Wat<;h Co.
Shlo5S Alexander (Shlues d- Gillespie), dwl 27 Hinckley
Shloss Esther Mme., milliner and milliner)- 406 Kearny,
dwl S12 Powell
Shloss Morris, fancy and dry goods, 4 Vireinia Block, dwl
SI 2 Powell
Shloss & Gillespie (Alexander Shloss and William M.
Gillcspi-), stationery and toys, 1232 Market
Shlothen William, milkranch, Minnesota nr Siena
Shluter William, f,'asfitter Palace Hotel
Shmanit A,, dwl 123 Jackson
Shnell Joseph, lithographic printer, dwl 522 Dupont
Shneller Christopher (^/i/u'/^tr d- Beyer), dwl 1140 Market
Shneller & Beyer (Chrixtfrpher Shneller and Otto Beyer),
oyster saloon, 1146 ilarket
Shnittger Bros. {Martin and Henry), groceries ajid liq-
uors. SE cor Clay and Fillmore
Shnittger Hemy (Sknittger Bros.), dwl NW cor Ellis and
Hyde
Shnit^'er Martin (Shnittger Bros.), dwl SE cor Clay and
Fillmore
SHOAL MATER BAT OYSTER CO., wholesale
oysters, Thomas J. Foster manager, 89 California
Market
Shoebrige Frederick, watchman Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins, Washington St. Wharf, dwl 1908 Larkin
Shoebridge Thomas, laborer, dwl King St. House
Shoemaciier Richard, cook, dwl 20S Tehama
Shoemaker Charles £., conductor City R, R., dwl W 8
Mission bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Shoen D. B., cigars and tobacco, 325 Pacific
Shoen Edward, hairdressing saloon, N s Filbert bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Shoen Lewis, hairdresser, dwl 8 Martin's Block
Shoenberg Benjamin, cutter Pacific Glove Works, dwl
1214 Larkm
Shoenberg Henry (Shoenberg d- Levinslcy), dwl 44 Third
Shoenberg Sigmiind, clerk, dwl lOOS Larkin
Shoenberg iS: Levinsky (Henry Shoenberg and Louis
Leviiisky), proprietors Pacific Glove Works, 511 Sac-
ramento
Shohav Frank, groceries and liquors, NE cor Pacific and
Scott PI
Sholdar Owen, laborer, dwl N s Vallejo bet Polk and Van
Ness At
Shoniug Otto, lithographic artist G. T. Brown & Co., dwl
942 Mission
Shoobert J. E., live-stockseller Christj- & Wise, res Oak-
land
Shoots Sallie (widow), dwl 1027 Market
Shorb Joseph C, physician, office and dwl 316 Sutter
Shord Louis G., salesman Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl 724
Bush
Shore George, carpenter, dwl 422 Broadway
Shore John W., bookkeeper Merchants' Exchange Bank,
dwl 139Sdver
Shore William, carpenter, dwl 432 Broadway
Short Catherine Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl N s Jackson nr Van Ness Av
Short Da\-id M., poundkeeper, dwi S s California bet
Steiner and Pierce
Short Edward, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Short Frederick T., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., res San
Leandro
Short Henrv C, japanner, 435 Jackson, dwl 7 Calhoim
Short Jv^hn" captain pohce City Hall, dwl N s Jackson nr
Van Ness Av
Short Joseph M., capitalist, dw! 107 Sutter
Short Julia B. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 228 Capp
Short Man,- (widow), dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Sh'>rt Marj- Jliss, dwl 277 Stevenson
Short Michael, merchant tailor, 527 Commercial, dwl 1113
Leavenworth
Short Napoleon, barkeeper, dwl Columbia Hotel
Short Owen, laborer, dwl 345 Tehama
teamster Moody & Farish, dwl 320
Short Patrick H
Geary, rear
Short Peter, merchant tailor, 6 Kearny, dwl 1429 Pine
Short Rose Miss, dressmaker, dwl 277' Stevenson
Short Thomas, vamisher Kragen & C<i., dwl 423 Powell
Short Wendell, carriagesmith Kimball Maniif. Co.
Short William, carpenter, dwl N'W cor Shasta and Georgia
Shorten George W., salesman Keane, O'Connor k Co., dwl
cor T^venty-first and Dolores
Shorten James, coup6, Plaza, dwl S s Tehama bet Fifth
and Sixth
Shorten J. W., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
Shorter Joseph (colored), cook Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
dwl 919 Union
Shortt Lawrence H., civil engineer and surveyor, office
621 Clay, dwl 1201 Sacramen^3
Shoshone ?;. M. Co. (Austin, Nev.), David Wilder secre-
tary, office 28 Merchant's Exchange
Shott Jonathan, laborer California Mills, dwl Oieeo Court
nr Howard
Shotwell Joseph M., stockbroker, office 302 Sansom, dwl
1119 Washington
Shoubel Charles, machinist, 3 Minna
Shoulters Heiuy, engineer, dwl 1203 Sutter
Shourds Benjamin, clerk Nicholas Bruns, 617 Davis
Shourds Francis A., cutter E. Detrick & Co., dwUllJCal
Shourds George W., designer and engraver on wood, of-
fice and dwl4Hi California room 15
Shourds John A. , designer and engraver on wood, office
and dwl 411^ California room 15
Shove Mortimer G., carpenter William B, Bradbury, dwl
735 McAllister
Showers Andrew (Showers, Jeicell <fr Cole), dwl Nucleus
House
SHOM'ERS, JEl^'ELL A COLE (A ndrew Showers,
Orla U. Jewell, and George X. Cole), agents Rem-
ington Sewing Machines, 31 Third
Showers William, car])enter Joseph Wilcox, dwl 44J Sixth
SHRADER ANDREW J. (Storm d: Co.), office 333
Montgomery', dwl 5 South Park
Shrader John, seaman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Shraft Barnard, teacher music, dwl is Prospect PI
Shreve Benjamin F., carpenter, dwl 430 Fell
Shreve George, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl What
Cheer House
Shreve George C. (Qtorge C. Shreve A Co.), dwl Grand
Hot«l
SHREVE GEORGE C. A CO. (George Bonny), watch-
es, diamonds, jewelrj', silverware, etc, 110 Mont
Shrider P'ritz, laborer, dwl 632 Green, rear
Shrier Heniy- (J. Baumd: Co.), dwl 1354 Post
Shrier Mt^-rris (J. Baitm d: Co.), res New York
Shroeber George, blacksmith Langerman & Hashage, dwl
cor Fifteenth and Railroad avs, South S. F.
Shrojier Jacob B. (Shroyier d: Caldwell), dwl N s Eleventh
nr Folsoni
Shrojier & Caldwell (Jacob B. Shroyier and Robert Cald-
irr.ir), dra\Tnen, NE cor Front and Pine
Shubert Frank, barkeeper Henry Vortmann, NW cor
Steuart and Howard
SHUCK OSCAR T., attorney at law, office 29 Court
Block fi3t) Clay, dwl 742 Pine
Shudmach Is;iac, peddler, dwl 341 Tehama
Shuetzer Abraham, hairdresser, E 8 Valencia bet fif-
teenth and Sixteenth, dwl Sixteenth nr Jlission
Shufeldt O., blacksmith Pacific Mail & S. Co.'s Wharf,
dwl 316 Ritoh
Shufer Peter, bellman Russ House
Shuir Heray, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Uni-
versity Mound College
Shular B.," laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Shuldis J. G., clockmaker American Clock Co., dwl 417
Stockton
Shuldt William, espresswagon, NE cor Front and Com-
mercial, dwl 1322 Pacific
Shuler Albert, stevedore G. H. Whitnoy
Shull Louis D. (ShuU i- Burner), dwl 1031 Sutter
Shull & Burner (Lo«w D. ShuU and Wnry Burner),
signpainters, paints, and oils, 63S Sacramento
ShtilrKrk Stephen W., driver Eroil Loeven & Co., dwl 1321
Kearny
Shultz Anna Mrs., dwl 15 Second
Shuttz Frank, ironmolder, dwl 961 Harrison
Shultz J., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Shultz Jacob, dwl 1403 Stockt<in
Shultz James, carpenter, dwl 7b3 Market
Shultz P., tailor, dwl 7 Carlos PI
Shultz W., tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Shultz. Se^ Srhultz
The Best and most Cleanly Family Baths in the City are at 113 Geary.
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Shulz William, paint«r Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 127
Jackson
Shaman William, laborer Wesley Diggrins, dwl N 9 Slitter
bet De\isadero and Broderick
Shun Yik & Co. (Chinese), prortsions, 723 Dupont
ShurtleSf J. A., sawfller George W. Swan & Co., dwl 431
Shutc Charles E., policeman City Hall, dwl NW cor Clem-
entina and Fourth , ,„„,
Shute Daniel S., carriagemaker, HI O'Farrell, dwl 1004
Shutte August, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 40 First
Shutte William, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 40 First
Sbuttleworth Henn", waterman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Shwan Frank, saddler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl ISIJ
Shipley
Shwanck A., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Shwetzer Abraham, barber, N s Sixt«enth bet Valencia
and Mission
Shwetzer Jacob, toilor, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Mission and
First Av
Shvne James G., market, 339 Fourth
Sibertb Charles, laborer, dwl N a Sheridan bet Nmth and
Tenth
Sibley John M., assistant Boys' High School, dwl 704 Sut-
ter
Sicaritto Antonio, fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Sichel E. & Brother (3/orm), cigars and tobacco, 6 Kearny,
321 Calilomia, and 7 Merchants' Exchange
Sichel Euguene (£. Sichel & Bm.), dwl 235 Tj'ler
Sichel Gustave, hairdresser, 6 Turk
Sichel Gustave, student .Medical Department University
of California, dwl cor Montgomery Av and Filbert
Sichel Jacob, clerk E. Sichel & Bro., dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Julia E. Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Julius {Flcishnwn, S. d- Co.), dwl 331 Kearny
Sichel Max, dentist, office 103 Post, dwl W 8 Montgomery
Av bet Filbert and Greenwich
Sichel Morris (E. Sichel it- Brnther). dwl 235 Tyler
Sichel Moses, insurance agent, dwl 1008 Jackson
Sichel Solomon, cigarde.^ler, dwl 235 Tjier
Sickal Joseph, canvasser, dwl 24 Washington At
Sickler Caleb M., stoves and tinware, 310 Pine, dwl 732
Geary
Sickler John L. (Eeegan <t- S.), dwl 60 Natoma
Sickletavlor John, boilermaker, dwl 12 Clementina
Sicotte Arthur, blacksmith Sicotte & Gratton, dwl 249
Fourth
Sicotte Roger {Sicotte i- Gratton), dwl 246 Fourth
Sicotte & GratUm (Rojcr Sicotte and Edward Gratton),
carriagemakers, S5G Howard
Sicre Santiago (John. M. Maiihes i- Co.), dwl NE cor Du-
pont and Union
Sida Adam R., miller, dwl 20 Jessie, rear
Sidencet S., machinehand California Mills
SIDE!^ B. F., with James H. Latham & Co., dwl SW
cor Pine and Hyde
Sidey Adam R., flourpackcr F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 20
Jessie
Sidg\\'ick James, carpenter, dwl 22 Natoma
Sidmore James, dwl 311 Sutter
Sidmore Stephen, painter S. M. Hills, dwl 616 Stockton
Sic Kee (Chinese), taUor, 715i Dupont
Siebe August (Stelliwj it- S.), dwl 24 Minna, rear
Siebe Frederick C, deputy sheriif, dwl 2208 Mason
Siebe Henry, teaser Pacific Glass Works, dwl Mississippi
nr Solano
Siebe Herman D. F., retail liquors, 615 Fourth, dwl cor
Sixteenth and Kentucky
Siebe John, salesman G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl 633 Union
Siebe Ludwig, groceries and liquors, NE cor Everett and
Fourth
Siebe Nicholas George, entry and adjusting clerk Custom
House, dwl 012 Filbert
Siebecker Louise, sugarboiler, dwl 18 Clinton
Siebenhauer L,, merchant (Virginia City, Nev.), otBce 800
B.attery
Siebenhauer Sally, salesman Falkenstein & Co., dwl 320
Turk
Sieberst Frederica (widow), dwl SW cor Grove and Frank-
lin
Sieberst Henry G., manufacturer willowware, 664 Market,
dwl 28 Second Av
Siebert , dwl 40S Bryant
Siebert Charles, Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Siebert Frederick, waiter 228 Keamy, dwl 311 Sutter
Siebrecht Wilhelm, cabinetmaker, dwl 3 Willow
Siebrotch Frank, dwl 811 Filbert
Siedenburg George, clerk Ernst R. Jasper, dwl 1121 Powell
Siedenburg Herman, groceries and liquors. NW corGreen
and Keamy, dwl 10 St. Charles PI nr Keamy
Siedenburg John C, with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 207 Kear
Siefert Henry, laborer, dwl 832 Vallejo, rear
Sieg H. M. , brakemaii Southern Pac. R. E., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Sicgel Daniel, tailor, 456 Sixth
Siegel Joseph C. with Charles Stem, dwl 1064 Howard
Siegel Minna (widow), seamstress, dwl 610 Post
Siegel Morris, tailor, dwl 1502 Stockton
Siegel Simon, manufacturer clothing, 716 Montgomery,
dwl 24 Washington Av
Siegelhorst August, master mariner, dwl 7 Washington
Siegelke Adolph T.. liquor saloon, 609 Jackson
Siegers Frank, cabinetmaker Charles Suckow, dwl Val-
lejo PI
Siegfried George F., bookkeeper Siegfried's Hotel, 228
Bush
SIEGFRIED H. A., proprietor Siegfried's Hotel, 228
Bush, and lessee Piatt's Hall
Siegfried Hermann J., barkeeper Siegfried's Hotel, 228
Bush
Siegfried John C, salesman Macondray & Co., dwl 1814
Mason
Siegler George, brewer, dwl 67 Clementina
Sieglitz Hemian, watchmaker S. F. Jewelry Manufactory,
res Alameda
SieglyG., carriagemaker and blacksmith, 2315 Mission
nr Nineteeenth, dwl 1 Hardie PI
Siegrist Jacob, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 317
Bush
Sielan John, shoemaker Charles Lester, dwl 12 Steuart
Sieler Hemian, clerk Herman Roman, dwl 280 Minna
Siemens Ferdinand, musician, dwl 3 August Alley
Siemer Derrick (Luhnnann <t S.), pickle factory, 413
Drumm, dwl 413 Drumm
Siemers Diedrich, clerk Martin Betels, dwl SE cor Harri-
rison and Main
Siemers John H.,cabinetmaker JohnB.Luchsinger&Son,
dwl 610 Sixth
Siems Gustav, hairdresser Philip P. Lehn, dwl 116 Leid
Siemsen Johannes, Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Sien Frederick, groceries and liquors, 945 Brv-ant
'Sier Dominic, market, 1320 Dupont, dwl 718 Vallejo
Sier Phillipe, wheelwright, dwl 518 Fulton
Sierck Frederick, teamster, dwl Hermitage Hotel
Sieriiig Hermann {Locan if Co.), res Berlin
Siering Robert, clerk Locan & Co., dwl 312 Stockton
Sierp Frederick W., hatter Fisher & Co., dwl 1222 Pine
Sierra Buttes Quartz Mining Co. (Sierra Co.), office 316
California
Sierra Mining Co., Caleb T. Fay secretary, office 606 Mont ;
Sierra Nevada Lodgings, Thomas Kerby proprietor, 528
Pacific
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office
414 California
Sies Philip, junk, dwl 455 Tehama
Siess George, carpenter Roesler & Proflf, dwl 409 Post
Sievers Frank, steward Eniil A. Engelberg
Sievers John, blacksmith John C. Jung
Sievers John J. (MUler d; S.), dwl N s Lombard bet Polk
and Larkin
Sievers William, liquor saloon, SW cor East and Clay,
dwl 1 Clay
Sievert Christian, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Sievosin Samuel, watchman, dwl Harmony Hotel
Sigal Henrv, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharl
glCNAl "SEBVICE H. S. A., Samuel W. Beall ob-
server, James Higgins assistant, 42 Merchants Ex-
change
Signeture Albert, fire-proof roofer, dwl 162 First
Silandor John, tailor Adolph Young, 12 Berry, dwl 52Si
Jones
Silberberg Herman, clerk Neustadter Bros., dwl 262 "fylori
Silberman Charles, clerk, dwl 305 Tyler
Silberstein Philip, dyer and scourer, 861 Folsom
SUberstein Samuel, hamessmaker Augustus Tillman, dwh
331 Fourth, rear
Silberstein Simon, gents' furnishing goods, 606 Keaniy,i
dwl 332 Tyler
Silby W. L., carpenter Palace Hotel
Silen John, laundrvman La Grande Laundry
Silhol Casinier, molder City Iron Works, dwl 55 Minn*
Silk James W., porter Kelly & Egan, dwl 286 Stevenson
Silk Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 1 Filbert PI
Sillber Isaac, cigardealer, dwl 721 Broadway .*_,^B
Sillem WUliam (Godcffroyi- S.), and treasurer MendodM
Lumber Co., office 34 California, dwl 611 Folsom
MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster BedB
I. p. VAIT SCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Sillery John (Cronin ,{■ S.), dwl 316 Fourth
SUliker J., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
SiUunan George D. Rev., pastor Trinity Church, dwl 227
Gearj-
SiUiver Levi S., fruitdealer, dwl 324 Main
Silsby Edward D. (Warner ,fc S.), res Chico, Butte Co.
biiva Antone, seaman stm Constantine
Silva Antonio, seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Silva Charles, laborer, dwl SE cor Mont and Filbert
Silva Francis, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Silva Francisco, stevedore, dwl 4 Maiden Lane
Silva Frank, deckhand stm Alameda, dwl S s Union bet
Sansom and Battery
Silva Frank, deckhand stm New World, Front St. 'Wharf
Silva Frank, expressman, SW cor Broadway and Dupont
dwl 4 Maiden Lane *
Silva Frank, hairdresser, 112 Berry, dwl 754 Folsom
Silva Frank, laborer Delmonico's Restaurant, 37 Sec
Silva Frank, liquor saloon, 854 Pacific
Silva Frank, lonijshoreman, dwl Hall Alley
Silva Frank, seaman stm Monterey, Market St. Wharf
Silva Frank A., barber Sand Bros.", dwl SW cor Sixth and
Howard
Silva J., second mate stm Amelia, Broadway St. Wharf
Silva Joaquin J., boot and shoemaker, 413 ilrumm
Silva John, boatman, dwl W s Calhoun bet Aita and Union
Silva John, hairdresser Frank Silva, dwl NW cor Folsom
and Third
Silva John, laborer E. K. Stevenot & Co., dwl 14 Union PI
Silva Joseph, cook, dwl 629 Front
Silva Joseph, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St. Wharf
SUva Joseph M., hairdresser, SOOJ Third
Silva Joseph M., polisher Wenzelj Rotchschild & Hadcn-
feldt, dwl 1116 Kearny
Silva Joseph T., photographic gallery, 64 Third, dwl 1122
Filbert
Silva Lucy, dressmaker, dwl SE cor Mont and Filbert"
Silva M., cook stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Silva M., deckhand stm Amelia, Broadway St. Wharf
Silva Manuel, barber E. J. Sena,-dwl 112 First
Silva Manuel, deckhand stm Clinton, Davis St. Wharf
Silva Manuel, stevedore, dwl W s Sansom bet Filbert and
Union
Silva Manuel, vamisher, dwl W s Sansom bet Green and
Union, rear
Silva Manuel E., hairdressing saloon, 1407 Stockton
Silva Manuel J., bairdressing saloon, 707 Brannan
Silva Marj-, dressmaker, dwl SE cor Mont and Filbert
Silva Miguel, fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Silva Nicolaus, laborer, dwl 51.5 Green
Silva Peter, baker, dwl 516 Vallejo
Silva Samtiel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Silva V. M. C, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Silva. See Silver, Sylva, and Sylvia
Silvas Juan, barber, dwl 525 Union
Silver Anton, hairdresser, dwl 423 Harrison
Silver Bernard, cook, dwl 182 Stevenson
Silver Charles, dwl 133 Fifth
Silver Charles W., clerk, dwl 108 Taylor
SUver City Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 401 CaU-
fomia room 1
Silver Cloud G. and S. M. Co., office 419 California room 5
. Silver Colunm Jlining Co. O^allapai, Arizona), office 434
California
Silver Cord Mining Co. (Idaho), office 419 Cal room 4
Silver Eniile, laborer Mathew R. Stuling, dwl W s San
Josf^ Road nr Five-mile House
. Silver Frank, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
r Silver George, wood engraver W. P. Harrison, res Oakland
Silver Hill Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Walter E. Dean
secretarj-, office 419 California
- Silver HjTuan, manufacturer blacking, 43 Third
Silver Isaac, merchant, dwl 721 Broadway
Silver James W., laborer, dwl 110 McAllister
Silver Joseph, book agent, dwl 607 Linden Av
Silver Joseph S. , dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
I Silver Lewis (colored), cook, dwl 37 Louisa rear
Silver Lick Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.),
oflic 438 California third fioor
Silver Morris, pawnbroker, 714 Washington, dwl 531 Post
.Silver Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Silver Peak Mining Co. (Pioche, Nev.), George T. Grimes
secretary', office 240 Montgomery
Silver Ridge G. & S. Mining Co., office 507 Montgomery
Silver SeUg, clerk Pincus Funkenstein, dwl 43 Third
Silver Sprout Mining Co. (Inyo Co.), office 318 California
iSilver SUte Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.), office 27 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Silver Terrace Homeste.ad Association, 0. J. Flatt secre-
tarj-, office 600 Montgomerj- "• nan secre-
lllv!;: w"? n '"'"F F"- <,^"'"« P'™' ^ev.), office 418 Cal
Siher\Nest Consolidated Mining Co., Fr^erick R. Bun-
ker secretar)-, office 606 Montgomery
Silver William J., dwl S27 Jes.sie
Silver William J. Jr., printer, dwl 327 Jessie
Silver. See Silva, Svlva, and Svlvia
Inl'fS"'^ »^°'P'' H:, •'"'i^ •'■ '^''■^- '•''■' »** Sacramento
Silverberg Sunon (Siiverbert, <t- Zimnurman), dwl 16
Mason
Silverberg & Zimmerman (Simm Silverbern and Hrnru
Zimmtrman), wholesale butchers, S s First Av nr
Kentucky, South S. F.
Silvemian Charles, bookkeeper Fleishman, Sichcl S Co
dwl 305 Tyler '
Silverman D., peddler, dwl Park Hotel
Silverman David H., clerk Bachman Bros., dwl 1109 Van
Ness Av
Silverman G., salesman Max Goldman, dwl 1008 Jackson
Silverman Harry, salesman Schoenfcld, Cohen & Co , dwl
404 Stockton
Silverman Isaac, peddler, dwl 25SJ Third
Silverman M. (Peixotto A S.), dwl 602 Bush
Silverman Solomon, peddler, dwl W s San Jose Road nr
St. Mary's College
Silvers Joseph, deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Silverstein A., tailor A. Morris, dwl 40 First
Silverstein Elias, locksmith, 113 J.ackson, dwl 219 Tehama
Silverstein Louis, bootmaker, 226 Pacific
Silverstein Louis, glazier, dwl 249 Clementina
Silverstein Marcus, teacher, dwl 907 Folsom
SUverstein Samuel, waiter G. Mangenbeng. dwl NW cor
Sixth Av and Fulton
Silverstein Soloman, dressmaking, 406 Fourth
Silverstone Harris, boots and shoes, 22S Sixth
Silverstone Sholom, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 715 Pacific
Silverstone Solomon, second-hand clothing, 713 Pacific
Silverthome William H., clerk John M. Burtscll, dwl 416
Fulton
Silvester George F., seed warehouse and garden imple-
ments, 317 Washington, dwl 326 Geary
Silvester Leander, bookkeeper Georve F. Silvester, dwl
6J Prospect PI
Silvester. See Sylvester
Silvestri A. (Bittore Ar S.), dwl 22 Scott PI
Silvey George F., lamphghter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
N\y cor Post and Erode, ick
Silvey Marv- (widow), dwl N s Post bet Broderick and Baker
Silvey Ra.vmond M., policeman City Hall, dwl 2410 Post
Silve.v Robert, dwl 11 Valparaiso
Silvey Robert W., housesmith John R. Sims, dwl 11 Val-
paraiso
Silvie George, extraman H. and L. Co. No. 3 S. F. F. D.
Sim John W., dwl 8 Hampton Place
Sime M. L. (widow), dwi 813Jackson
Sime Olfo, spikemaker Pacific Rolling Mills
Simes H., laborer Bay Sugur Hefinerj'
Simi Pietro, vegetables, 70 Colombo Market
Simkins Edward, plumber, dwl 22 Everett
Simmen John, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwi 720 .Minna
Simmen Louis, milkman, dwi 1714 Dupont, rear
Simmeiison Andres, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Simmer Charles, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Michigan
Simmi Henry, dwi S s Mission nr Thirteenth
Siinmie James, masterschr Vanderbilt, dwl 36 Austin
Simmie Mary' E. Mrs., dwi 36 Austin
Simmonds George, cook, dwl 636 Commercial
Sinimonds Jeremiah, dwi 2304 California
Simmonds Lizzie Mrs., nurse, dwl 143 Third
Simmonds Thomas C, porter Albert Mau & Co., dwl 62:i
Seventh
Simmonds. See Simonds
Simmons .\llan, bakery, 1019 Pacific, dwl 1413 Pacific
Simmons .Alonzo R. (Simrnotis, Roux <t Co.), dwl 2511 Fol-
som
Simmons .\ndrew. laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Simmons Charles, carpenter, dwl 2 White PI nr Jones
Simmons Charles, seaman stm Constantine
Simmons Charles, seaman stm Santa CYuz, Market St.
Wharf
Simmons, Daley & Maxson {Sylvester R. Simmowf, Javu'H
BaJeti, aiid Frank .tftiawon), proprietors Crj'stal Wa-
ter Works, NE cor Stockton and Union
Simmons David, cook stm Ventura
Simmons E. L. Kev., superintendent Baptist Chinese Mis-
sion, dwl 829 Washington
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D. W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelrjr Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Simmons E. P. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, dwl 60S Junes
Simmons Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 336 Eleventh
Simmons George, waiter Hartnett & Barry, dwl 402 Bdwy
Simmons George A., cook CIO Montgomery
Simmons Grace (widow), dwl 1413 Pacific
Simmons G. W., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Simmons Henry B., teamster A. S. Hallidie, dwl 1233
Union
Simmons Horace E., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., dwl
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Simmons James, clerk, dwl 759 Howard
Simmons James, conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Simmons John, blacksmith Ziua H. Cunningham, dwl
523 J Minna
Simmons John, coachman John H. Redington, SW cor
Franklin and California
Simmons John, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 421
Brj'ant
Simmons John, reporter, dwl 719 California
Slnmions Joseph S. {Simmons, Rowe & Co.), dwl 819
Filbert
Simmons Julia (widow), dwl W s Hamlin nr Green
Simmons Pauline Mrs., furnished rooms, 213 Stevenson
Sinmions R. A., dwl 2511 Folsom
Sinmions Robert, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Siumions, Rowe & Co. {Joseph S. Simmons, William B.
Howe, and Alonzo R. Simmons), importers, jobbers,
and retail hardware, 416 Market and 52 Clay
Simmons Samuel (Forrest it Co.), dwl 13:i Fourth
Simmons Samuel, jeweler, 519 Kearny, dwl 1216 Powell
Sinmions Sylvester R. (Simmons, Daly ti- Maxson), dwl
1304 Moutgomer}'
Simmons Thomas H., attorney at law, office 25 Coiirt
Block 636 Clay, dwl 742 Washington
Simmons William, mason Palace Hotel
Simmons William, rigger, 'J Howard
Simmons William J., copjist C. V. Gillespie, dwl 929
Washington
Simms Charles (colored), porter Philip Cohn, dwl 1507
Powell
Simms Frank J., with Thomas Day, dwl 628 Harrison
Simms Willie, comedian, dwl ISOS Taylor
Simms. See Sims
Simon Mrs. (widow), dwl 8 Auburn
Sunon Benjamin, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth and
Harrison, dwl 30 Oak Grove Av
Simon Clara Miss, seamstress I. Lash
Simon Ephraim {Simon, Jacobs cL- Co.), dwl 614 Sutter
Simon George J., special policeman, dwl 105 Perry
Simon Gustave, tailor, 305^ Third
SI3IO\ HEKRV, boarding and lodgings, 214 Sansom
Simon Henry, miner, dwl 539 Haj'es
Simon Herrmann L. {Stein, Simon d- Co.), res Europe
Simon Hyman, bootblack, dwl 024 Third
Simon Isidor, bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Co., dwl
502 Bush
Simon Isidor, oystermau, dwl 420 Clementina
Simon, Jacobs &, Co. {S. I., Ephraim, and Samitel Si-
mon, and H. I. Jacobs), merchants, office 17 and 19
Battery
Simon James, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Illinois nr Napa
Simon John, coachman John T. Little, S a Pacific Av nr
Buchanan
Simon John, liquor saloon, 14 Washington, dwl NE cor
Fremont and Folsom
Simon Joseph, bootmaker, 818 Montgomery
Simon Joseph, crockery, 302 Sixth
Simon Joseph, furniture and cari)et9, 1226 Stockton
Simon Joseph, market, 208 Sixth, dwl 966 Howard
Simon Joseph B., grocer, dwl 30 Oak Grove Av
Simon Julia (widow), peddler fancy goods, dwl 8 Auburn
Simon Julius {Altschul, S. J; Co.), dwl 703 Market
Simon Julius, dwl 105 Peny
Simon .lulius, cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 426 Clem
Simon Julius, clerk Solomon Kohlman, dwl 213 Stev
Simon Levi, stockbroker, dwl 7 Russ
Simon Louis, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., dwl 26 Oak
Grove Av
Simon M. L. Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar School,
dwl 513 Eddy
Simon Nannie Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 442 Hayes, dwl
333 Fell
Simon Peter, laborer Hubert Lustenberger, dwl cor Thir-
tieth and California Av, Bemal Heights
Simon S., assistant foreman Lewis Brothers
Simon Samuel {Simon, Jacobs it Co.), res Merced
Simon Samuel, clerk J. Jonas, dwl 100 Tliird
Simon Samuel, merchant, dwl 333 Fell
Simon Samuel, peddler, dwl 923 Folsom
Simon S. H., salesman Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 15 Russ
Simon S. I. (Sim^m, Jacobs d- Co.), dwl 1015 Van Ness Av
Simon SigTumid L., secretary Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, office 517 Market, dwl 331 Kearny
Simon S. L., musician, dwl 1010 Mission
Simon Theodore, clerk Richard Wegener, dwl 30 Oak
Grove Av
Simon Timothy, carpenter, dwl 907 Larkin
Simon William, carpenter, dwl 907 Larkin
Simonds George, shipcarpenter, dwl 127 Harrison
Simonds Nathan, Cloverdale Dairy, NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Vermont
Simonds Samuel D., inspector Custom House and editor
and proprietor Living Way, office 409 Washington,
dwl 937 Clay
Simonds Willis S. (Murray cfc S.), dwl S a Fell bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Simonds. See Sinmionds
Simonelly John, manufacturer statuary, 128 Union, rear
Simonetti John, laborer Andrew Vasalovich, dwl 9 Dup
Simons Haren H., dwl 510 Leavenworth
Simons Henry A., solicitor Howe Machine Co., dwl 110
Sixth
Simons Isidore, tobacco dealer, dwl 249^ Clara
Simons L. Mrs., costumer, 645 Washington
Simons Leonore Miss, teacher piano, dwl 645 Washington
Simons Matthew, brewer Mason's Brewery, dwl 529 Chest-
nut
Simons Walter, carpenter, dwl 734 Brannan
Simons William, shipcarpenter, dwl 34 Tehama
Simonson A. M., seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Simonson C. D., freight soUcitor Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Simonson S., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Simonton C. E., dwl 737 Howard
SIMONTOJf J. W. {S. F. Bulletin Co. and S. F. Call
Co.), res New York
Simonton Nathan, carjienter, dwl 29 Lafayette
Simonton W. M., carpenter Palace Hot«l
Simpson , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Simpson Abraham, clerk Henry E. Leszynsky, dwl 115
William
Simpson Alexander, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Simpson Alexander C. , shoemaker Charles Palmer, dwl
457 Stevenson
SIIIIPSO.\ A. M. «ft BRO. {Robert W.), lumber and
agency Coos Bay and Columbia River Packets, office
44 Market, yards Howard and Beale St. wharves
Simpson Asa M. (A. M. Simpsmi d: Bro.), dwl 574 Folsom
Simpson August, dwl 614 Kearny
Simpson Charles, expressman, 47 Clay
Simpson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Simpson Charles, special policeman, dwl 4 Eddy PI
Simpson Clement S. , captain bark \Vhistler, dwl 59 Tehama
Simpson Cjtus H., caqjenter, dwl 100 Tehama
Simpson Da\id, plumber G. & W. Snook, res Oakland
Simpson Edward, laborer, dwl N s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Simpson George, expressman, cor Front and Clay, dwl
932 Dolores
Simpson Guy, waiter stm Ventura
Simpson Henry, dwl 114 Geary
Simpson Henrj', cabinetmaker, 227 Spear, dwl 20 Scott
Simpson Henry, draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 607 Pine
Simpson Henry, musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545
California
Simpson James, physician, office 204 Sutter, dwl 814 Sut-
ter
Simpson Jennie Miss, nurse, dwl 361 Clementina
Simpson J. H., salesman Standard Soap Co., dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Simpson John, carpenter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
617 Mission
Simpson John, engineer, dwl 421 Greenwich, rear
Smipson John, first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwl
Presidio Barracks
Simpson John, master schr Annie Gee, dwl 713 Vallejo
Simpson John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Simpson John H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 932
Dolores
Simpson Lionel D., clerk R. C. Page, dwl 629 Clay
Simpson Marcus D. L., lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., dwl 18
South Park
Simpson OUver, cabinetmaker, 227 Spear, dwl 20 Scott
Simpson P., machinehand S. F. Manul. Co., dwl 617 Mis-
sion
Simpson Peter G., hatter J. C. MeusdorfEer & Bro., dwl
1213 Leavenworth
Simpson Richard W., proprietor S. F. Brush Factory, 835
Harrison, dwl 16 Downey
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Co
'^ p. VAN SCHAACK k CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
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Simpson Robert, dwl NW cor Second and Folsom
Simpson Robert, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Simpson Robert W. (J. M. Simpson i- Bro.), dwl 574 Fol
Snnpson Thomas {Simpson <£• Morgan), dwl 14i Harriet
Simpson Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Simpson Tliomas, painter, dwl 1415 Pacific
Simpson Thomas B., searcher records C. V. Gillespie dwl
150S Sacramento
Simpson ^Villiam (^eifp/iw i- S.), dwl 1131J Folsom
Simpson William, deckhand stm Ventura
Simpson William, druggist, 609 Darts, res Alameda
Simpson William, engineman Engine No. 6. S. F F D
dwl 314 Sixth ■ ■'
Simpson William, foreman blacksmith Pacific Iron Works,
dwl W s Mission bet Tn-entr-flrst and Twenty-second
Simpson William, plasterer, dwl 1508 Mason, rear
Simpson William, stevedore, dwl N s Greenwich bet
Montgomery and Sansom
Simpson & Morgan (Thomas Simpson and P. Morgan),
graiuers, 116 Post
Simpson. See Simson
Simpton Charles J., engineer Wood Preserving Works,
dwl 225 Ritch
Simpton George W., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Simpt^iU Georgianna Mrs., lodgings, 1319 Sansom
Simrah Mitchell, fruiterer, 1705 Polk
SI3IS JOil\ R., manufacturer iron doors and shutters,
S s Oregon bet Front and Dans, and supervisor Fifth
Ward, dwl Russ House
Sims Mary C. (widow), dwl 344i Seventh
Sims Patrick, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 447
Xatoma
Sims Peter, rancher, dwl 741 Market
Sims Thomas, printer, dwl 707^ Mission
Sims. See Simnis
Simson Aaron, merchant, dwl 115 WiUiam
Simson Abraham D., clerk H. E. Leszjmsky, dwl 116 Wil-
liam
Simson Collin, printer, dwl 619 Turk
Simson James, architect, dwl 734^ Howard
Simson James W.. carpenter Public School Department,
dwl 219 Mason
Simson Robert, attorney at law, office 803 Montgomery,
res Oakland
Simson. See Simpson
Sin Kuong Sun & Co. (Chinese), silks, 813 Dupont
Sina Gustave, tinsmith, dwl 6404 Mission
Sinaloa Mining and Prospecting'Co., office 526 Mont
Smce Joseph, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Sincich Gerolimo, barkeeper Stephen Divisich & Co., dwl
511 Vallejo
Sinclair A., brickmason, dwl 1219 Broadway, rear
Sinclair Archibald, dwl 1225 Mission
Sinclair -Archibald, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Sinclair Carl, dwl 200 Stockton
Sinclair Charles H., superintendent Mission Rock Wharf
and Warehouse, dwl 542 Bryant
Sinclair Colin E., porter, dwl 824 Union
Sinclair E. W., patternmaker, dwl 521 Howard
Sinclair James, carpetlayer, dwl 422 Powell
Sinclair John, carpenter, dwl SE cor Eureka and Twenty-
first
Sinclair John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Sinclair John, seaman schr Express, dwl 423 East
Sinclair John A., teamster, 119 Clay, dwl 303 Minna
Sinclair John W., dwl E s Hyde bet Bay and Xorth Point
Sinclair Mary Miss, dwl E s Bowman PI bet Brannan and
Bryant
Sinclair Samuel F., real -estate agent, office 432 Montgom-
eiy' room 5, dwl 1014 Clay
Sinclair. See Cinclair and St. Clair
Sincock Henry (Sineock if- Tremhath). dwl 902 Mont
Sincock & Tremhath (Henry Sincock and John Trem-
hath), proprietors New Winconsin Hotel, 902 Mont-
gomerv' NE cor Pacific
Sindel Jacob (Jacob Sindel i- Co.), dwl 23 Rondel PI
Sindel Jacob & Co. (Richard Gantner), blacksmiths, 424
Pacific
Sing Chonj & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 823 Dupont
Sing Lu &~Co. (Chinese), tailors, 611 Dupont
Sing Wo & Co. (Chinese), fruits and produce, 639 Jackson
Sing Yik (Chinese), grocerj', 722 Jackson
Singer Alfred, dwl Morton House
Singer Jo.seph, carpenter, dwl 52 Second
Singer Manufacturing Co. (sewing machines), Robert H.
Yates agent, office 105 Kearny
Singer Marian Miss, vocalist, dwl Morton House
Singer Mena (widow), dwl 717 Sansom
Singer William, fireman stm Parthenius, Green St Wharf
Smgler Harr>-, laborer, dwl 509 Washin^non
Smgleton Daniel, blacksmith Charles H. Leautt dwl 249
Perry
Singleton John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 3 Bealc
PI nr Beale
Singleton M. A., workman Coiner's Department U. S. Mint
dwl 422 Sutter
Sinon William, carpenter, dwl 2015 Hyde
Smnott Henry, groceries and liquors,' SW cor Minna and
Julia
Sinnott J., plumber Bush & Milne
Sinnott John, laborer, dwl 232 Jessie
Sinnott Michael, collanuaker J. 0. Johnson & Co.. dwl
421 Bryant
Sinnott Patrick, clerk, dwl Twentieth bet Harrison and
Folsom
Sinnott Thomas, conductor Omnibtfs R. R., dwl Twen-
tieth bet Harrison and Folsom
Sinsheimer H.. bookkeeper Koshland Bros., dwl 336 Turk
Sinsheimer Morris, soapmaker, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Sinsheimer Simon, crockery, 15 Third, dwl 9 Dikeman PI
Sinski Patrick, laborer Machinery Department U. S. Mint
Sinton Edward, machinist, dwl 81 Natoma
SIXTO\ RH'll.lRD M., mining and real-estate agent,
office 539 California, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sioberg Gustav, laborer, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Sioholm Robert, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Sipple George, tanner, dwl Willows Hotel, SW cor Mission
and Eighteenth
Sireck Frederick, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor Brannan and Eighth
Sise Patrick, molder, dwl 30 Ritch, rear
Sisenvine Levi, cigars and t<ibacco, 504 Montgomery and
311 Bush, dwl 39 Langton
Sisenrtne Moses, barkeeper A. Goodman, dwl 39 Langton
Siskiyou Mining Co., William H. Clark secretary*, office
SOS Montgomery
Siskron Charles, carpenter, dwl 510 Sixth
Sisson Albert W. (Sisson. Wallace ,(• Co.), dwl 595 Ellis
Sisson James, teamster, dwl 316 O'Farrell, rear
Sisson John E., lab rer .\ngell. Palmer S Co. , dwl 27 Min
SISSOX, W.4LL.4C-E * CO. (A. IT. Sisson, Waiiarn
H. Wallace, and Clark W. Crocker), general mer-
chandise, office 226 California
Sisterna Philip, driver James Roney, dwl 19 Lafayette PI
Sistemas Jose, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Siterson CJeorge, carpainter, dwl 263 Clementina
Sites O. F„ clerk R. G. Dun & Co.. res Oakland
Sittenheim Benjamin, fish, 32 Grand Central Market, dwl
S s Vallejo bet Powell and Mason
Sitz John, confectioner Occidental Hotel
Si\ierou Etienne, liquor saloon, 826 Pacific
Siwczynski John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Siwert Charles, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Clay and East
Sixty-Three ("6;!") Gold and Silver MiningCo."(WaIlapai,
Arizona), office 411^ California room 7
Size E., carftenter, dwl 256 Stevenson
Size Patrick, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Sjogren John, Scandinavian St>c., 71 New Montgomeiy
Sjoler CKidtleip. laborer Pacific Rolhng Mills, dwl cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Skae John, mining, office 419 California room 19, dwl 321
First
Skaggs C. W., student Heald's Business College
Skahen James, with Michael Haley
Skaife .Alfred, bookkeeper Burling k Brother, dwl 1109
Mason
Skansberg August, waiter Eric A. Johnson, dwl SW cor
East and Merchant
Skaw-atzki Joseph, waiter, dwl 421 Dupont
Skeehn John, laborer, dwl Thirty-second Av nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Skeetzen Henri- F., cabinetmaker, dwl 2014 Hyde
Skehan John, laborer, dw-1 N s Lilly Av bet Buchanan and
Webster
Skehan John J., fruits and confectioner}-, 211 Sixth, dwl
N s Sixteenth nr Second Av
Skellenger Svlvester, dwl 710 Sutter
Skelligan John, hostler, dwl NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Castro
Skellings John, longshoreman, dwl 1 Market
Skellv Catherine (widow), furnished rooms. 207 Minna
Skelly Frank J., register clerk Municipal Criminal Court,
dwl Wind.srir House
Skellv Frank P., clerk Crane & Brigham, dwl 218 Perry
Skellv G. P. . carpenter Palace Hotel
Skelly James H. , salesman F. G. Edwards, dwl NE cor
Stockton and Broadway
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JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant.
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Skellv John, dwl 228 Tost
Skellv John, barkeeper William Killday, dwl 23 Hunt
Skelly John, selector R. A. Swain &, Co., dwl N s Lincoln
bet Jones and Taylor
Skelly John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Skelly John T. (J. A. Cant <i- Co. and Sinith, Richter <Sc
Co.), dwl 11 Second Av
Skelly John 11., salesman Crane & Erigham, dwl R\iss
House
Skelly Kate Miss, parasolmaker, dwl 226 Austin
Skellv Mar^ret Miss, parasolmaker, dwl 22C Austin
Sk'.liv -Mary (widow), dwl 226 Austin
Skrily M;irj- (widow), dwl N 8 Lincoln bet Jones and Taylor
Skelly Marj-, machine ojjerator S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
dwl Jones bet Union and Green
Skelly Michael, superintendent N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 120 Ninth
Skelly Patrick, laborer, dwl 9 Lick
Skelly Patrick, laborer U. S. Marine Hospital
Skelly Thomas, cari)enter, dwl 207 Minna
Skellv Thomas, expressman, Oakland Ferry WTiarf, dwl
025 Davis
Skellv Timothy, sash and blindmaker N. W. Cole & Co.,
dwl 20 Tliird
Skelton John Perry, surveyor stills and clerk Supervisor
Internal Revenue, dwl 523 Post
Skennir M. H., laborer Pacific Rolling; Mills
Skerrett lianiel, watchmaker and jeweler, 126 Second, dwl
74 Natoma
Skerrett E. L., dwl 122 Taylor
Skerrett John {Skerrett lI- Co.), dwl 135 Shipley
Skerrett Mary J. Miss, dwl 209 Tehama
Skerrett Nicholas, drj' goods, 63-i Market, dwl 632 Market
Skerrett Thomas, bootmaker John Blake, dwl 135 Shipley
Skerrett A: Co. {John Skerrett and Patrick Coiian), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Shipley and Willow
Skerry John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Skid Barney, cariJcnter, dwl Philadelphia House
Skidmore Amos, housepainter, dwl 515 Stockton
Skidmore Anna (widow), dwl 019 Eddy
Skidmore Charles W., clerk Edward E. Eyre, dwl 619
Eddy
Skidmore J. E., assistant secretary Board State Harbor
Commissioners, office 440 Jackson, dwl 2031 Mission
Skidmore Susie E. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary
School, dwl 019 Eddy
Skidmore Walter A., minuig agent, office 611 Clay, dwl
707 Folsom
Skiff Oscar J., painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl S s Twenty-
third ur Harrison
Skillan John, gardener James S. Moore, dwl SW cor Eliza-
beth and Castro
Skilliij^un John, hostler William E. Bridge
SIiI\KEie .IOIl.\, agent Dupont Powder Co., Win-
chester Repeating Arms Co., and Eagfle Fuse Co.,
office 108 Battery, res Oakland
Skinner Elislia C. {Worthingtmi & Co.), res Fruit Vale,
Alameda Co.
Skinner Ellen (colored), parlormaid California Tlieater,
dwl 1511 Mason
Skinner F. G., assistant engineer stm Alvarado, Eureka
Dock
Skinner Henry C, shipping clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
dwl 3049 Sixteenth
Skinner J. O., assistant surgeon Fourth U. S. Artillery,
dwl Presidio Barracks
Skinner Jtihn, conductor Market St. R. R.
Skinner Louise, teacher, dwl 349 Tehama
Skinner Robert, mining, office 04 Merchants' Exchange,
dwl 440t Guerrero
Skinner William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Skivington John F., foreman Pattern Shop Risdon L and
L. Works, dwl 3 Minna
Skivington Peter, molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 3
Minna
Skolki Marcus, clerk, dwl 425 Eddy
Skoyen Axel, laborer, dwl 10 Leru'y PI
Skuce Frank, expressman, dwl 11 Boyd
Skupensky Altoona (widow), dwl 1111 Sacramento
Slain Thomas E. , plasterer, dwl 207 Minna
Stambcrg Charles, carpenter Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,
dwl 21 Zoe
Slane Edwani A., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 766 Howard
Slater Albert, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Slater E. M., canvassing- ajj^ent, dwl 208 Twenty-second
Slater George {Slater ^ Kelli/), dwl 1018 Clay
Slater George, solicitor Evening Post, dwl 240 Third
Slater Patrirk, iilastcrer, dwl 018 Sixth
Slater Richard, mason Palace Hotel
Slater William, bookkeeper B. L. Solomons & Sons, dwl
106 Montgomeri' Block
Slater M'illiam E., dwl 29^ Third
Slater William H., carpenter, dwl N s Twelfth Av nr P,
South S. F.
Slater & Kelly (George Slater and Michael Kelly), tailors,
622 Clay
Slattery , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Slatter}' Dennis, bootmaker U. W. C, Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl W s Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Slattery Dennis F., assistant statistical clerk Custom
House, dwl lllj Minna
Slattery EJj Witt R. , teamster Jackson Iron Foundry
Slattery James, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Slatterj'' James, stevedore, dwl 144 Shipley
Slattery Jerremiah, proprietor Passaic Hotel, 521 Howard
Slattery John, laborer, dwl King St. House
Slattery Lizzie A., shoefttter, dwl W s Fourteenth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Slatterj' Mary Ann Miss, chambermaid 127 Kearny
Slattery M. D. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathedral,
dwl 628 California
Slattery Michael, labtirer, dwl 9^ Welsh
Slatter>' P., boilermaker Francis \. Curry
Slattery Patrick, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Slavan A. E. Miss, principal Eighth St. Primary School,
dwl G55 Seventeenth
Slavan John, gardener, dwl 15^ Harrison Av
Slavan M. H. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School,
dwl 655 Seventh
Slaven Frank, baker, 223 Fifth
Slaven James, compositor Alta Calif omia, dwl 548 Mission
Slaven Joseph P. , tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl 301 Sixteenth
Slaven M. A. (Terrill <t- S.), dwl 715 Seventeenth
Slaven Michael, chairmaker, dwl 4 Jessie
Slaven Thomas, laborer, dwl 848 Folsom, rear
Slavin James, printer, dwl 548 Mission
Slavin John, gardener Columbia Square
Slavin Patrick, bakery, 1324 Dupont
Slavonic-Illyric Society, office 302 Davis room 1
Slay back Deborah (widow), seamstress Hall & Lachman,
dwl 1007 Market
Slebeck Philip, expresswagon, 735 Market, dwl Railroad
House
Sleeper Charles, clearance clerk Bank California, dwl 456
Guerrero
Sleeper Elmina R., private school, 912 Larkin
Sleeper E. S. (widow), dwl 334 Fremont
Sleei>er Frank H., clerk Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 912
Larkin
Sleeper Hobert W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 912
Larkin
Sleeper Marv Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl
222 Shutwell
Sleeper William O., dwl 222 Shotwell
SlensbyM., merchant, dwl 15 Sutter
Slessinger Lewis {Porter, Blum tfc S.), dwl 338 Eddy
Slevin John, special policeman, dwl 15 Harrison Av
Slevin Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl S s Fifteenth bet
Shotwell and Howard
Slicer Walter R., assistant impost bookkeeper Custom
House, dwl 331 Union
Slicht Niehls, bookbinder, dwl 464^ Tehama
Slick Samuel, clerk, dwl 636 Commercial
8LI\KEV J. E., proprietor Overland House 531 and
533 Sacramento, and liquor saloon California Theater
Sloan Bernard, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Sloan E. Mrs., trinuner Collins & Co., dwl SE cor Jones
and Broadway
Sloan Edward Alexander, ironmolder City Foundrj-, dwl
405 Third
Sloan Elizabeth (widow), hattrimmer, dwl 1085 Broadway
Sloan F. H., compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 417 Clemen-
tina
Sloan John, dwl 517 Bush
Sloan John, sparmaker, dwl Tennessee nr Butte
Sloan John W., bricklayer, dwl 769 Folsom
Sloan M. M., laborer, dwl 115 First
Sloan Patrick, laborer, dwl 40 Louisa
Sloan Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Sloan William R. , real-estate agent, office 236 Montg-omeryi
dwl 1203 Howard
Slocomb Henry, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co. , dwl 540
Howard
Slocomb Henry, hairdressing saloon, 152 Second, dwl 3S
aara
Slocum Alfred, salesman Luiforth, Kellogg" & Co., dwl 225
Bush
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabUBhe/l862.
SLOCFM AMAXDA M. Mrs., superintendent Wom-
an's Publishing Co.. 605 Montgomery, and manager
Common Sense, office and dwl 236 Montgomery'
Slocum Charles, medical student, dwl lOS Stockton
Slocum Eva T. Miss, printer Common Sense, dwl 236 Mont
Slocum G. J., real estate, dwl 613 Mission
Slocum H., clerk, dwl 713 Howard
Slocum Henry, woodcarver, dwl 540 Howard
Slocum John H. , clerk, dwl 925 Sutter
Slocum Lot D., Excelsior Livery Stable, 921 Sutter, dwl
925 Sutter
SLOCr.M WIllIAM M., editor Common Sense, office
and dwl 236 Montgomery
Slocunib George L., mining, dwl 52 Second
Sloen Bernard, rancher, dwl 1307 Sacramento
Sloop .\nn M. (widow-), dwl 13 Park Av
Slorah .\ndrew, clerk, dwl E a Folsom nr Twenty-eighth,
Bernal Heights
Slorah Edward C, bottled ale and porter. 70S Sansom,
dwl E s Fol nr Twenty -eighth, Bemal Heights
Slorah James, capitalist, dwl E s Folsom nr Twenty-
eighth, Bemal Heights
Sloss Dora Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopolitan Prima-
ry School, dwl 408 Bush
Sloss Gordon E., tire commissioner S. F. F. D., dwl Russ
House
Sloss Louis {Ltniiif Sloss li- Co., Funcke & Co,, arid Hutch-
inson, Kohl, Philippeu^ ,{,- Co.). dwl 1500 Van NessAv
810SS LOnS A CO. (Simon Greenewald and Lewii-
Gerstle), hides, wool, furs, and commission mer-
chants, 310 and 312 Sansom
Slosson Edward, dwl 622 Mc.Ulister
Slosson Henry V., proprietor Terminal Hotel, 606 Fourth
Slosson R. Danforth, buteher cor Union and Octavia, dwl
cor Union and Laguna
Slupsk.v Lewis, driver, dwl 1125 Mission
Sluther Henr>', grocer, dwl 112 Tehama
Sluther Henry, shoemaker, dwl 1S2 Stevenson
Sly Louis, bricklayer, dwl 522 Dupont
SljTiey Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Siiiad'eke W. & Co. {Gustarm Cornelius), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Third and Brannan
Smadeke William (IT. Smadcie i- Co., G<istaru.s Corm-
iit'S i- Co., and Smadeke A Mehrtens), dwl 600 Third
SXADERE A' MEHRTE.\S {William Smadeke and
Richard ilehrtens), groceries and hquors, SW cor
Eighth and Mission
Small Alexander H., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 520 Stockton
Small -Allen, carpenter, S s Nineteenth bet Howard and
Mission, dwl 325 Capp
Small .Archibald, barkeeper Donnelly & Kerr, dwl 246
Third
Small Charles H., maehinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 563 Fol
Small Charles H., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Small Dominick P., carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 407
Greenwich
Small Emma Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Kearny room 9
Small H- S., carpenter, dwl 146 Second
Small Isaac H. , machine works and manufacturer plan-
ers and wood-working machinery, 7 and 9 Beale, dwl
56S Folsom
Small Jacob, merchant, dwl 1707 Polk
Small John, farmer, S end Lake Merced
Small John, shipcarpenter, dwl 53S Howard
Small John E.. clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 1110 Harrison
Small John F., machinist 0. P. Ingraham, dwl 439 Minna
Small Richard G. , master mariner, dwl 29i Third
Small T. S.. carpenter, dwl 3'25 Capp
Small William, real-estate and general business agent,
office 531 California
Small William P., shipcarpenter, dwl 533 Howard
Smallev Charles, coachman Dr. Hastings, dwl 1215 Sutter
Smallev William W., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl
34S Fourth , , .,„ „
Smallhalz Theodore, steward stm Mohongo, dwl ,23 >a-
toma ^^
Smalhuan WilUam, laborer Pacific MaU S. S. Co. 3 Wharf,
dwl 22 Bluxome
Smalls J., cook Union Club
Smallwood Lewis, dwl 60S Leavenworth
SmaUwood Priscilla R. (widow, colored), dwl 1227 Clay
Smart Charles R., driver Smart & Bro., dwl Old San Jose
Road nr Industrial School
Smart David S., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
207 Second , , „._ ..
Smart C^orge, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl cor Sixteenth
and Howard
Smart George C. {Smart & Bro.), dwl Old San Joa^ Road
nr Industrial School
Smart James, lumberdealer, dwl 119 Perry
Smart James G. {Smart J: Bro.), dwl Old San Joai Road
nr Industrial School
Smart S.vlvester, student Heald's Business CoUefro dwl
703 Post
Smart & Bro. {George C. and James G.), milkranch, Old
San Jos6 Road nr Industrial School
Smedbcrg James R.. consulting engineer S. F. Gas Liicht
Co., dwl 2S Twelfth
Smedberg William R., captain U. S. A., with C Adolpbe
Low k Co., dwl 1611 Larkin
Sraedley Henry (colored), dwl Ills Taylor
Smeller John (colored), cook, dwl 5 Broadway
Smetzer Henry, special policeman City and County Hos-
pital
Smiddy Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 211^ Perry
Smidt Call, bookkeeper, dwl 1026 Montgomery
Smidt Hannah (widow), dwl 303 Mason
Smidt Harry, dwl 730 Filbert
Smidt Louis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Dupont and
Greenwich
Smidt Peter, cook Hermann He'igler, dwlcorSeventeeDtli
and Sanchez
Smidt William, instrumentm.aker Electrical Con. and
Maintenance Co., dwl 211 Eddy
Smidt William, laborer, dwl W s Valencia bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Smiley , dentist, dwl 15 Sutter
Smiley Daniel, clerk, dwl Sll Mission
Smiley Frederick, assistant engineer stm Newbem Colo-
rado S. N. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Smilev George W., stockbroker, office 444 California, dwl
6-23 Powell
Smilev James, broker, 4'22 Montgomery, dwl 634 Bdwy
Smiley J. F., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl Railroad
House cor Polk and .\ustin
Sniiley Joseph E., insurance agent, office 236 Montgom-
ery room 5, dwl 731 Bush
Smiley Orsemus, horsetrainer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr
Seventh .\v
Smiley Samuel P., bookkeeper Painter & Co., dwl 034
Broadwav
SIMILEV TeO.M.AS J. 1.. president California Stock
Exchange Board, office 310 Mont, dwl 71S Green
Smiley William T., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
114 Dora
SmUie Elton R., physician and dentist, office 649 Wash-
ington, dwl S s Union bet Mason and Taylor
Smirl Thomas, helper Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louisiana
nr Shasta
Smit John, laborer, dwl 22 Washington
Smith . machinist, dwl W s Hampshire bet Twenty-
second and Twentv-third
Smith A., conductor Market St R. K., dwl SW cor La-
guna and Fulton
Smith A. B., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 516 Pacific
Smith A. B. Mrs., t.ij's and fancy goods, 1144 Folsom
Smith Abbie J. (widow), dwl 1317 Green
Smith Adam, carpenter, dwl 60 Everett
Smith -Mam, wines and liquors, 633 Sac, dwl 515 Sac
Smith \dam Mrs., furnished rooms, 515 Sacramento
Smith Ahemaaz {Smith .t West), dwl 1144 Folsom
Smith Albert O., cigar manufactory, cor Thirty-second
and Raih-oad avs. South S. F.
Smith Alexander, foreman B. & J. S. Doc, dwl 623 How
Smith .\lexander, laborer, dwl 41 Xatoma
Smith Alexander, painter, dwl 222 Tehama
Smith Alexandrine H., lodgings, 1414 Stockton
Smith Alfred, dwl 322 Minna
Smith Alfred, cook, dwl 814 Sansom
Smith Alfred, laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl
731 Valloio . .
SMITH 4LFRED J., plumber, pump manufacturer,
braLfounder and steamfltter, 222 and 224 Fremont,
dwl X s Twenty-sixth bet Mission and ISartlett
Smith Allen, conductor Central R. R.,dwl Eureka House,
Smith '.\llen, lumber inspector, dwl SW cor Main and
Mission „ . « rt ,
Smith Alonzo, hostler Agricultural Fau- Race Grounds
Smith Alonzo F., dealer horses, dwl 15 Second
Smith .\maziah, car|ienter, dwl 414 Shotwell
Smith .Amelia (widow), seamstress, dwl 9 Larolmo
Smith Amelia M. (widow), dwl 7 Cushman
sS'th .\mza B., bootcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoo Co.
Smith Andrew, boilcrmaker, dwl 807 Mission
Smith Andrew, bookkeeper Corbitl Ji Macleay, 202 Sac^
OnlyHairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont,
Smith Andrew, collector, dwl 331 Montgomerj'
Smith Andrew, hamesamaker J. C. Johnson & Co.
Smith Ani^lrew, master mariner, dwl 716 Market
Smith Andrew, seaman, dwl 250 Spear
Smith Andrew, vamisher, dwl 49 Louisa
Smith Andrew D. (Hutchinson, Man7i <t S.), res Oakland
Smith Andrew F. Jr., foreman Weekly Pacific, dwl 20
Harriet
Smith Andrew V., restaurant, 519 East, dwl 821 Howard
Smith Ann Mrs., dwl Bemal Hei^'hts
Smith Ann E. Mrs., nurse, dwl S s Nineteenth nr Valencia
Smith Anna fwidowV dwl 504 Union
Smith Anne (widow), dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Smith Annie, furnished rooms, 785 Mission
Smith Annie Mrs., dwl 115 Sixth
Smith Antonio {Smith tt Hranovellt), dwl 2006 Dupont
Smith Arnold, woodsawyer, dwl 237 Jessie
Smith Arthur A. {Freeman, Smith tt Co.), dwl Grand Ho-
tel
Smith A. Russell, bookkeeper, dwl Nucleus House
Smith Ashley L., printer D. L. Swett & Co., dwl 417 Bush
Smith Augusta (widow), furnished rooms, 110 Kearny
Smith Au^ruste, clerk Lazard Fr^res, dwl 710 Bush
Smith A. W., master mariner, dwl Oriental Hotel
Smith Barlow J., physician, office and dwl 635 and 637
California
Smith Bame}', seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Smith Bartholomew, lastmaker, dwl 164 Jessie
Smith Benjamin, capitalist, dwl Union Club
Smith Benjamin, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
662 Howard
Smith Benjamin, freight clerk stm William Taber, Mar-
ket St. WTiarf
Smith Benjamin B., superintendent Empire Lodgings,
63S Commercial
Smith Benjamin R., haydealer, dwl S s Tenth Av nr P,
South S. F.
Smith Bernard, laborer, dwl N s Elizabeth nr San Jos6 Av
Smith Bradford W., clerk London and S. F. Bank, res
Oakland
Smith C. A., carpenter Palace Hotel
Smith Caroline (widow), dwl 19 Rincon PI
Smith Caroline E., dwl 518 Sutter, rear
Smith Carrie Miss, dressmaker Mre. R. R. Peirce, 312*
Post, dwl 837 Folsom
Smith Catherine (widow), dwl 518 Stockton
Smith Celia P. (widow), dwl 9 Harlan PI
Smith Charles (E. d: C. Smith), dwl 961 Harrison
Smith Charles, dwl West End Hotel
Smith Charles, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, dwl 102 Minna
Smith Charles, bootfitter John Sullivan, dwl 259 Octavia
Smith CJiarles, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 13
Anthony
Smith Charles, bricklayer, dwl 403 Broadway
Smith Charles, butcher P. Baca, dwl W a N bet Eleventh
and T%\*elftb avs, South S. F.
Smith Charles, carpenter, dwl 538 Natoma
Smith Charles, carpenter and builder, 218 First, dwl 142
Natoma
Smith Charles, cigardealer, dwl 78 Clementina
Smith Charles, clerk, dwl 1215 Bush
Smith Charles, collector William Winkler
Smith Charles, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 10 Bow-
man PI
Smith Charles, foreman laborers A. A. Jennings, dwl S s
Sacramento nr Central Av
Smith Charles, longshoreman, dwl 150 Steuart
Smith Charles, longshoreman, dwl 423 East
Smith Charles, merchant, dwl NW cor Vallejo and Lear
Smith Charles, miner, dwi 209 Leidesdurff
Smith Charles, musician, dwl 749 Market
Smith Charles, oyster saloon, 1018 Stockton, dwl Pacific
bet Stockton and Powell
Smith Charles, packer Ira Marden, dwl 609 Stevenson
Smith Charles, painter, dwl 2012 Larkin
Smith Charles, pantrj-man 542 Clay, dwl 515 Sacramento
Smith Charles, porter, dwl 2S7 Union
Smith Charles, porter, dwl 529 Mission
Smith Charles, seaman, dwi Western House
Smith Charles, seaman, dwi 7 "White
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 42 Sacramento
Smith Charles, seaman, dwl 423 East
Smith Charles, stevedore, dwl 16 Vincent
Smith Charles, wholesale live and dressed hogs, office 319
Sacramento, dwl 1434 Ellis
Smith Charles A., cabinetmaker, dw 54 Minna
Smith Charles A., sjiecial p<iliceman, dwl 1S20 Hyde
Smith Charles B., bellows manufacturer James Campbell,
dwl 621 California
Smith Charles C, dwl 24 Steuart
Smith Charles C, laborer, dwl W s Miller PI nr Folsom
Smith Charles E., bookkeeper F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl
cor Fourth and Freelon
Smith Charles F., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
IS Washington
Smith Charies F., tailor, 1203 Powell
Smith Charles G., carpenter, dwl 2918 Folsom
Smith Charies H., clerk B. F. Sherwood & Co., dwl 515
Sacramento
Smith Charles H., clerk Liverpool & London & Globe
Ins. Cr„ dwl 1260 Califoniia
Smith Charles H., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 1103
Powell
Smith CHiarles H., produce commission, 49 Clay, dwl 913
Montgomery
Smith Charles J., miner, dwl 742 Washington
Smith Charles M., bookkeeper Renton, Smith & Co., dwl
SW cor Folsom and First
Smith Charles M., clerk William J. Herring, dwl 532 Misa
Smith Charles N., carpenter, dwl 1234 Bush, rear
Smith Charles R., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 1219
Union
Smith Charles S., porter Marcus 0. Hawley & Co., dwl
725 Mission
Smith Charles T., bookkeeper Henry A. Gullixson, dwl 4
Gearj' PI
Smith C!haries T., hostler William E. Bridge, dwl Miller PI
Smith Charles W., dwl 2 Hyde PI
Smith Charles W. , coppersmith and plumber, 52^ Davis,
dwl 141S Geaxy
Smith Charles W. Jr., coppersmith Charles W. Smith, dwl
1418 Geary
Smith Christopher, seaman, dwl 104 Market
Smith Clara A., (widow), dressmaker, 1603 Howard
Smith Clarence C, postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 2100
Hyde
Smith Clement, carpenter California Mills, dwl 563 Miss
Smith C. M. (widow), dwl 803 Mission
Smith Colin M., porter Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl 508
Powell
Smith Conrad, cook Franklin Hotel, dwl 421J O'Farrell
Smith Cornelius, night }-iirdmaster Passenger Depot
Southern Pac. R. R. , cor Fourth and Tow^lsend
Smith, Cutter & Oj. {John A. Smith, Daniel Cuttar, and
John P. Ruhertson), t«amsters, 304 Davis
SlIITH <■• W. M,, soUcitor patents and patent-law at-
torney, office 415 Montgomery', dwl 1719 Clay
Smith D. A., messenger County Coroner, dwl 1522 Bdwy
Smith D. A., tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Smith Daniel, laborer, dwl Manhattan House
Smith Daniel G., carriagemaiier Zina H. Cunningham,
dwl 650 Howard
Smith Daniel S., mason Palace Hotel
Smith David, dwl 115 Second
Smith David C, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., dwllO Jes-
sie bet Seventh and Eighth
Smith David L., patent-right agent, dwl 995 Market
Smith DaAid P., gilder, dwl E s Mission bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Smith Dennis B., carpenter, dwl 23 Everett
Smith D. G., rancher, dwl 16 Virginia
Smith D. G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 16 Virginia
Smith E., mate stm Monterey, Market St. >Miarf
Smith E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 600 Pine
Smith E. Mrs., dressmaker, 1033 Howard
Smith E. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley, dwl 255
Minna
Smith E. Mrs., seamstress Industrial School
Smith E. & C, wholesale butchers. Fifth Av cor L, South
S. F.
Smith E. A. Miss, dwl 311 Stockton
Smith Ebenezer E., master mariner, dwl Sixteenth bet
Utah and Potrero Av
Smith E. D., physician, office and dwl 523 Kearny
Smith Edward, bellman Russ House
Smith Edw"ard, brakeman Central Pacific R. R. , cor Fourth
and Townsend
Smith Edward, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 33 EMdy
Smith Edward, cook Alms House, Ocean House Road
Smith Edward A., smelter Selby's Smelting Works, dwl
NW cor Francisco and Polk
Smith Edward F., market, 2610 Mission
Smith Edward H., bookkeeper, dwi 871 Folsom
Smith Edward J., clerk Milton A. Wheaton, dwl 540 Mis- ,
sion j
Smith Edward L. {Cooke tt 5.), dwl 749 Howard
MORGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
T. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Smith E.i\\-ard T., assistant maU clerk Morning Call, dwl
171s Leavenworth
Smith K.hvin (B. d- C. S.\ Fifth At cor L, South S. F.
Smith F.dwin, harber E. J. Sena, dwl 112 First
Smith Edwin L., st^>ckbroker and agent Continental Life
Ins. Co., olfiee 302 Montgomerj', dwi 22 Silver
Smith E. Everett, mariner, dwl 10 Second
Smith E. F., fruits and vegetables, dwl 2610 Mission
Smith E. H., hamessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 836
Green
Smith E. Irving, bookkeeper ITnion Gaa Machine Co.,
dwl Sixteenth bet Utah and Potrero Av
Smith Eleanor (widow), dwl 914| Harrison
Smith Eliza Mrs., dwl 313 Union
Smith Elizabeth (widow), dwl 13 Verona PI
Smith E. M., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl 710
Bush
Smith Enos (Cynts Adams <£■ Co.), dwl 626 Sutter
Smith Ephraim W., porter Da\is & Cowell, dwl 719 Market
Smith E. S. Mrs., lodgings, 316 Third
Smith Eugene L., jeweler Cornell Watch Co.
Smith Everett L. , salesman, dwl 1021^ Market
Smith Ezekiel, carriagemaker S. D. Hendrickson, dwl 255
Minna
Smith Ezra, expressman, SW cor Mission and Third, dwl
177 Minna
Smith F., deckhand stm Amelia Cal. Pacific R. R.,Broad-
wav St. Wharf
Smith Ferdinand (.Webster <t S.), dwl SW cor Van Ness
and Linden avs
Smith Flood L., hostler Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Smith Francis (Francis Sjnith d- Co.), res Santa Clara
Smith Francis, laborer, dwl 731 Vallejo
Smith Francis, master mariner, dwl 54 Sacramento
Smith Francis, miner, dwl 227 Second
SMITH FRAJiCIS A CO., manufacturers h.vdraulic
and artesian well pipe, 130 Beale
Smith Francis I., laborer Joseph Wilcox, dwl 18 First
Smith Francis M., teamster, 6 California, dwl 12 Tehama
Smith Fnincisca Mrs., dressmaker, 830 Folsom
Smith Frank, boilermaker, dwl 106 Tehama
Smith Frank, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Smith Frank, fireman stm Contra Costa, Vallejo St. Wharf,
res San Rafael
Smith Frank, foreman New Age, dwl 327 O'Farrell
Smith Frank, lastmaker Leveque & Co.
Smith Frank, pilot stm S. M. Whipple, dwl 245 Spear
Smith Frank, stevedore A. C. Freese
Smith Frank, teamster John A. Shepston, dwl San Bruno
Road m- G-Mden City House
Smith Frank, waiter Russ House
Smith Frank A., barber, dwl 433 Union
Smith Frank H., secretarj- ^NTiitnej- & Co.'s Express, office
SW cor Jackson and 'Da\is, res Oakland
Smith Frank L., laborer Central Pacific R. E.,dwl 126
Freelon
Smith Frank L., plast«r decorator Samuel Kellett, dwl
914i Harrison
Smith Frank M., teamster, NE cor California and Drumm,
dwl 12 Tehama
Smith Franklin R., milker John A. Roy, dwl W s San
Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Smith Frederick, butcher Miller & Lux, dwl cor First Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Smith Frederick, carpenter, dwl 3 Hubbard
Smith Frederick, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 842 CTay
Smith Frederick, fruits and groceries, 1332 Dupont
Smith Frederick, mason Palace Hotel, dwl 12 Tehama PI
Smith Frederick, wait«r 112 Kearny, dwl 623J Howard
Smith Frederick, waiter Alexander Williams, dwl 238 First
Smith Frederick G., receiving teller Bank California, dwl
214 Fair Oaks _,
Smith Frederick S., drayman Farwell & Co., dwl NW cor
Scott and Broadway
Smith Frederick W. (0. C. <t F. W. S.), dwl 1235 Hyde
Smith G. , dwl Windsor House
Smith George, dwl 119 Tliird
Smith George, actor Maguire's Opera House
Smith George, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Smith George, cabinetmaker, dwl .'>0 Clementma
Smith Gorge, carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl 260 Stev
Smith George, co.3k Mrs. H. A. Smith, 1206 Market
Smith Ge..rge, groceries and liquors, SE cor FlftU and
Perrv, dwl 415 Fifth
Smith George, laborer, dwl 104 Clinton
Smith George, mariner, dwl 27 Minna .
Smith George, painter John F. Kennedy, dwl S6S Mission
Smith George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Smith George, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith George, teamster Patrick Lynch, dwl 610 Larkin
Smith George, wagonmaker, dwl 209 Minna
Smith George E., cooper George M. Wetherbcc, dwl 339
Tehama
Smith George F.. superintendent Union Tug Boat Co.,
dwl 410 Harrison
Smith George H., clerk Occidental Hotel, dwl 830 Folsom
Smith George H., shipcarpenter, dwl 426 Fourth
Smith George J., painter, S09 Market, dwl E s Cook nr
Point LoboB Av
Smith George L., hairdresser, 11 T>ler and 1210 Market
Smith George Law, dwl Nucleus House
Smith George M., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factor}-,
dwl 688 Clementina
Smith George N. J., porter Magee & Moore, dwl W s
Guerrero nr Si.xteenth
Smith George O. Jr. (Hutchinson, Mann & S.), res Ala-
meda
Smith George T., porter H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 11 Ne-
vada
Smith George W. {Redington, Bostetter 6: Co.), res Pitts-
burg, Pa.
Smith George W., bookkeeper William H. Cummings,
dwl 119 Seventh
Smith George W., butcher Rodman Sweet, dwl 503 Miss
Smith George W,, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., res Oidcland
Smith George W. . foreman James W. Bumham J: Co.,
dwl 407 Filbert
Smith George W., reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 30 Pearl
Smith George W., shoemaker Einstein Bros, i Co., dwl
957 Market
Smith George W. , porter, dwl 1003 Mason
Smith G. F., millwright, dwl 230 Sutter
SMITH G. FR.4.\K, attorney at law, office 502 Mont-
gomery-, dw-1 1019 Jackson
Smith Gilbert (Smith, Richteri: Co.), d»-l 20O3 Taylor
Smith Glen D., check clerk Townsend St. Depot Central
Pacific R. R.
Smith Godfrey, musician, dwl 777 Market
Smith Gotleib, dyer F. C. Hagerup & Co., 148 Third
Smith Grace Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith G. W. , telegraph oiierator, dwl 109 Tehama
Smith H., fireman Bay Sugar Refinery
Smith H. A. Mrs. (widow), proprietress Woodrow House,
1206 Market
Smith Harry, clerk D. R. Billings & Co., dwl 730 Filbert
Smith Harrj-, seaman, dw-1 26 Steuart
Smith Harrv-, special agent and adjuster Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance Co., dwl 320 Kearny
Smith Harry G., mattressmaker Samuel Beal, 22 Silver
Smith H. D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Smith Henrj-, bootmaker, dwl 364 Jessie
Smith Henry, cabinetmaker Kimball Manut. Co., NE cor
Fourth "and Bnant
Smith Henrj-, carpenter J. H. Feige, dwl 624 Sixth
Smith Henrj-, cartman, dwl SE cor Jones and W ash
Smith Henrj-, clerk Henry Cline, 6 Mission
Smith Henry, commission merchant, dw-1 731 Broadway
Smith Henry, expresswagon, SE cor Batterj- and Sacra-
mento, "dwl W s Brj-ant bet Twentj'-third and Twen-
t\'-fourth
Smith Henn-, hostler, dwl 1'23 Jackson
Smith Henry-, laborer, dwl 404 Broadway
Smith Henn-. laborer, dwl 619 Brannan .
Smith Henrv. laborer Dallas A. Kneass, 624 Mission
Smith Heniy, machinist Savage & Son, dwl Isthmus
Smith Henrv, market, N«' cor Leavenworth and Bdwy
Smith Henrj-, musician, dwl 405 Green
Smith Henrj-, nurse St. Marj-'s Hospital ,„_,,,,,
Smith Henry-, salesman N. Currj- & Brother, dwl 10« Turk
Smith Henrv, seaman, dwl SW cor Hamson and Mam
Smith Henri-, seaman, dw-1 39 Jackson
Smith Henri-, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Smith Henri-, seaman, dwl 113 Jackson
Smith Henrv-, s&aman, dwl 117 Drumm
Smith Henry, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Smith Henry A., gilder Moms, Schwab & Co., dwl S3
Clara .....
Smith Henry C, bootblack, 651 Merchant ^ , ^ „
iSith Henrj E., porter Code, Elfelt i Co., dwl W 8 Har-
rison bet Twentieth and Tw-ent.v-ftrst
Smith Henry F., watchman Depot Central Pacific K. K.,
SmittHeJi'^H.^Xk P. G. Norr^an. dwl NW cor Twen-
tieth and Valencia
Smith Henrj- L., dwl 309 Powell ^ A.n.nH
Smith Henry- L.. bookkeeper Jaaon Spnnger, res Oakland
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Smith Henry K., captain stm ContinenUl, dwl 1704 Leav
ImltS Henn- E.! hairdresser, 724i Market dwl 8*> Hayea
Smith Henry S. (^Han^com i- Co.) dwl 221 Seventh
Smith Henrv S., civU engineer U. S. Surveyor Generals
Office, d'wl 20 MetcaUe PI „ -,>-: j i
Smith Henry VT., foreman plumber James K. Prior, dwl
Smith fienry WilUam, dairyman, dwl BE cor Jones and
Smith^HeSf^Vvckoff (Smith, Lucy & Co.), dwl 1213 Polk
Smith Herbert, 'freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Smith Herman, barkeeper, dwl S52 Jessie
Smith Herman, clothing, 252 Steuart
Smith Hezekiah. barkeeper, dwl S16 Way
Smith H. F. (Kellcy <t S.), dwl S s Eleventh Av nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F. . > ^ ,. J
Smith H. F. & Co. (ITarren R. Lothrop), stationeiy and
cutlerv, 300 Kearny , ,„,„x,_ »
Smith Hiram G., porter Pool & Hams, dwl 912 Bryant
Smith H. M. , plumber Bush & Milne
Smith Holland, dwl 1030 Jackson ^ , „ „ .j.
Smith Horace F., wood and coaldealer, dwl Jf a Eleventh
1 Av nr N, South S. F. . „ j ,
' Smith Hugh, hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Ck)., dwl
Metropolitan Hotel
Smith Isaac, dwl 400 Seventh
1 Smith Isaac G.. drayman, dwl 2211 Larkm
Smith J., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf, foot First
Smith J. & R., South Park Livery Stable, 344 Brannan
Smith J. A., driver City R. R.
1 Smith Jacob A., carpenter, dwl 227 Fulton
Smith Jacob C, carpenter, dwl 31 Fifth Av
Smith Jacob M., calker, dwl cor Fulton and Lott
Smith James (James Smith i- Co.), dwl 427 Sixth
Smith James, dwl 432 Broadway
Smith James, dwl SW cor Octarta and 0 Farrell
Smith James, ammonia works S. F. Gas Light Co.
Smith James, barkeeper Charles Hudson
Smith James, biUiard-tablemaker, dwl 77 Everett
Smith James, hootfitter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 14
I Pern-
Smith James, bricklayer, dwl 44 Minna
Smith James, butcher J. G. Shj-ne, dwl 339 Fourth
Smith James, carpenter, dwl W s Guerrero nr Fourteenth
Smith James, carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 18 Anthony
Smith James, cartman, dwl 1112 Mason rear
Smith James, coalpasser stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Smith James, contractor, dwl N s Sheppard PI nr Mason
Smith James, employ^ City and County Hospital, E 8
Potrero Av nr Twenty-second
Smith James, engineer, dwl W s Kansas nr Butte
Smith James, farmer, dwl 523 Union, rear
Smith James, foreman Machine Shop Southern Pac. B. R,,
dwl cor Florida and Solano
Smith James, hostler Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach
I Road
I Smith James, laborer, dwl 113 Oregon
Smith James, laborer, dwl 313 Main
Smith James, laborer, dwl W s Adam bet Twenty-sixth
1 and Twenty-seventh
Smith James, laborer, dwl W s Miller PI nr Folsom
Smith James, laborer Palmer. Knox & Co., dwl 533 Fol
Smith James (colored), longshoreman, dwl JTE cor Third
and Townsend
Smith James, machinehand Christian Schreiber & Co.,
j dwl 60 Clementina
' Smith James, mason Palace Hotel
I Smith James, milkranch, cor Twenty-seventh and Chtirch
1 Smith James, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl S s O'Farrell bet
Gough and Octavia
Smith James, printer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Smith James, proprietor Oregon House, 233 Steuart
Smith James, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Smith James, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Steu and How
Smith James, stevedore, dwl 225 Green
Smith James, teamster McKenna & Greany,dwl 106 Wash
SMITH JAMES A CO. (Charles Biimisch-u), wholesale
live and dressed hogs, cor Fifth Av and N, South S. F. ,
otfice 319 Sacramento
Smith James B., assistant bookkeeper Resetter & Smith,
dwl Windsor House
Smith James C. {Smith <t- Dotigherty), dwl 623 Hamson
Smith James C, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 3
Mississippi bet Butte and Solano
Smith James D., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 918
Columbia
Smith James F., laborer Palace Hotel
Smith James H., assayer, dwl 1007 Harrison
Smith James J., clerk Bray Brothers, dwl 204 Mont
Smith James K., trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., dwl 119
Third „ . ^ , t,t
Smith James P., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl IS a
Humboldt bet Kansas and Vermont
Smith James R., porter T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 609 Stev
Smith James S., dwl 710 CaUfomia . , .,„
Smith James S., bookkeeper Matthias Gray, dwl 510
Greenwich , , ...r
Smith James S., workman Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl |7
Everett _ ,
Smith Jane (widow), dressmaker, 1430 Howard
Smith Jane S., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Smith Jasper, candvdealer, dwl 129 Third
Smith J. B., bookkeeper, dwl Brooklyn Hotel .
Smith J. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Smith J. C, machinist Pacific Rolling Mdls, dwl E 8 Mis-
sissippi bet Butte and Solano
Smith J. D. (/. D. Smith A Co.), res Oakland .
Smith J. D., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospitol nr Mountam
Lake
Smith J. D. Sc Co. (Pink Fune), employment office, eiSJ
California
Smith Jennie Miss, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith Jeremiah, fotmdryman Hanscom & Co., dwl Uor-
land bet Church and" Sanchez „. , „ ,^ , j , oi.
Smith Jessie Miss, assistant Girls' High School, dwl St
cor Lombard and Dupont ,,„„w,v
Smith J. F., foreman McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 120 Welsh
Smith J. F., glove-leather manufacturer, W s Church bet
l\venty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Smith J. G., painter, 510 Valencia, res Oakland
Smith J. H., assistant engineer atm Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Smith J. H., cook, dwl 304 Beale
Smith J. Hammond, dwl 1507 CHay
Smith J. Henley, vice-president Pacific Transfer Co., dwl
Grand Hotel „
Smith J. Henrv Sirs, (widow), dwl 666 Hamson
SMITH J. HOWARD, attorney at law, othce 5UZ
Montgomerj-, dwl 1016 Taylor
Smith J. J., mason Palace Hotel
Smith J. J., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 1518 Dupont
Smith J. M., planer George W. Swan & Co., dwl 8 Hamp-
shire
Smith Johannus, longshoreman, dwl 904 Kearny
Smith John, dwl 12 Washington
Smith John, dwl Columbia Hotel _, ,-,
Smith John, agent Glasgow Iron and Metal Importmg IX).,
dwl cor Twenty-third and York . , ,„o
Smith John, barkeeper Charles Brask & Brother, dwl 426
Drumm
Smith John, blacksmith, dwl 204 Beale
Smith John, blacksmith, dwl 510 Mission
Smith John, hoxmaker, dwl 825 Kearny
Smith John, carpenter, dwl 1916 Taylor , t- o «• .
Smith John, carpenter Machinery Department L. S. Mint
Smith John, carriagemaker, dwl 420 Shipley
Smith John, carriagetrimmer Carvill Manufacturing Co.
Smith John, cook Peter Johnson, dwl 214 Washington
Smith John, cutler Belts Spring Co. , dwl 546 Natoma^ rear
Smith John, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St. « harl
Smith John, drayman Hanson & Moore, dwl Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Smith John, engineer, dwl 589 Market ^
Smith John, expresswagon, NW cor Jackson and Dmmm,
dwl 100 Jackson
Smith John, fireman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. to.
Smith John, gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 412 Grove
Smith John, groceries, 18 CTay, dwl 328 EUis
Smith John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl SW cor How-
ard and Beale
Smith John, housejobber, dwl 366 >atoma
Smith John, laborer, dwl 4 Bryant Av
Smith John, laborer, dwl 749 Brannan
Smith John, laborer, dwl E s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Smith John, laborer, dwl >• s Dorland bet Church and San-
Smith John, laborer, dwl SW cor Sansom and Vallejo
Smith John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana _ . , ^^ ,,- .
Smith John, laborer Steiger & Kerr, dwl 529 Mission, rear
Smith John, lettercarrier, dwl 1103 Powell
Smith John, mason Palace Hotel
Smith John, magazinekeeper, dwl cor Illinois and Sierra
Smith John, mechanic, dwl 546 Satoma, rear
Smith John, plumber, dwl 412 Grove
Smith John, printer, dwl 7 Bausch
Smith John, restaurantkeeper, dwl 815 Pacific
Smith John, seaman, dwl 32 Zoe
Get the MiUbrae Transplanted Oysters from MOR&AN & CO., 87 California Markej
p. VAK SOHAACE & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeam7, Established 1862.
Smith John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Smith John, seaman, dwl 106 W:ishin^n
Smith John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Smith John, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Smith John, seaman stm William Taber, Market St. Wharf
Smith John, stevedore, dwl 411 Main
Smith John, teamster, dwl 13 Kate
Smith John, teamster, dwl 110 Berrj'
Smith John, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 787 Eddy
Smith John, wheelwright M. P. Holmes, dwl 420 Shipley
Smith John, wood and coal, 223 Post, dwl 160S Leav
Smith John A. (,SmUli, Cutter i- Co.), dwl 214 Perry
Smith John A., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,
10 Market
Smith John B., salesman Heywood & Harmon, dwl SW
cor Russ and Natoma
Smith John C, jeweler, dwl 1112 Bryant
Smith John Christian, jeweler Smith, Richter & Co., dwl
5 Downey
Smith John F., boxniaker, dwl 553 Bryant
coppersmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl
Smith John H,
104 Eddy
Smith John H,
First
Smith John H
engineer Union Pacific Salt Co., dwl 54
woodturner Armes & Dallam, dwl 619 Pine
Smith John H. T., fireman Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D., dwl
74 Bernard
Smith John J., storekeeper Engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.'s Wharf, dwl 678 Harrison
Smith John J., tinsmith August C. Pape, dwl 1518 Dup
Smith John K., dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith John P., waiter Windsor House
Smith John W., student Heald's Business College
Smith John W., boxmaker George W. Swan & Co., dwl
SW cor Kearny and Jackson
Smith Joseph (Svlith <£■ Doims), dwl E 8 Harrison bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Smith Joseph, hoarding, NW' cor Third and Townsend
Smith Joseph, brewer Railroad Brewery, dwl E s Valencia
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Smith Joseph, calker, dwl 309 Harrison
Smith Joseph, laborer, dwl 14 Freelon
Smith Joseph, laborer, dwl 31 Welsh
Smith Joseph, laborer, dwl 410 Sixth, rear
Smith Joseph, laborer, dwl 725 Clementina, rear
Smith Joseph, liquor saloon, W s Valencia bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Smith Joseph, livery stable, dwl 326 Brannan
Smith Joseph, machinesawjer B. &. J. S. Doe, dwl 31
Welsh
Smith Joseph, seaman, dwl 510 Davis
Smith Joseph, special policeman Depot Central Pacific
B. R.
Smith Joseph, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Smith Joseph, street-mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Smith Joseph, tailor, dwl 920 Montgomery
Smith Joseph C, paperruler D. Hicks & Co., dwl Califor-
nia nr Powell
Smith Joseph E., student Heald's Business College, dwl
540 Mission
Smith Joseph F., boilermaker, dwl 120 Welsh
Smith Joseph G., painter, 610 Valencia, res Oakland
Smith Joseph H. (J. A R. S.), dwl 326 Brannan
Smith Joseph T., barkeeper G. A. Schreiner, dwl 1111 Dup
Smith Joseph Wheeler, superintendent East Branch Min-
ing Co., dwl 510 Third
Smith Joshua, carpenter, dwl 2214 Sixteenth
Smith Josiah F., foreman Brittan "-" — "''
805 Filbert . ,,„.„.,
Smith J. S., porter Richard B. Irwin & Co., dwl 124 Sdver
Smith Julia Fink (widow), dwl 2122 Pacific Av
Smith Julius, saddler, dwl 516 Pacific
Smith J. W. (J. W. Smith i- Co.), res Oakland
Smith J. W. , lather Palace Hotel
Smith J. W. Jr., bookkeeper J. W. Smith & Co., res Oak-
land ,
Smith J. W. & Co. , importers wines and liquors, 629 and
631 Front , , _ ,
Smith Kate (widow), dwl SW cor TSventy -third and J!01
Smith Kate (widow), bakerj-, 725 Brannan
Smith Kate Miss, seamstress, dwl 8 Park Av
Smith Katie (widow), dwl 539 Howard
Smith Katie Miss, shoefltter J. Irwin, dwl 710 Ihira
Smith Katie Miss, bookbinder, dwl 220 Turk
Smith K. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 314 Bush
Smith L. (widow), dwl NW cor Hyde and Ellis
Smith Laura, dwl 526 Chestnut
Smith Laura Cuppv Mrs., lecturer, dwl 348 lourtn
Smith LawTcnce. laborer, dwl 111 Jessie
Holbrook & Co., dwl
Smith Lawrence, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Smith Lawrence, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Montana,
dwi .549 Mission
Smith Leander, bookkeeper Alexander Jackson, dwl 208
First
Smith Liberty, laborer, dwl 112 First
Smith Lillie (widow), dwi 1522 Broadway
Smith Lillie Miss, braidsewer Pacific Straw Works, dwl 2
Centre PI
Smith Lizzie Miss, seamstress, dwl 8 Park Av
Smith L. L., clerk, dwl 533 Sacramento
Smith Louis, clerk Seidl & Schwerdt
Smith Louis, janitor 01>Tnpic Lodging House, dwl Hinck-
ley bet Mnntgomery and Kearny
Smith Louis N., upholsterer, 606 Mission
Smith Louisa C. Miss, hairdresser, d\\\ 1008 Leavenworth
Smith, Lucy & Co. (Henry Wi/ckof Smith and Anthony
Lucy), soap manufacturers, 322-326 Chestnut, office
406 Front
Smith M. Miss, dressmaker, dwi 831 Kearny
Smith Maggie Miss, compositor Morning Call, dwl 109
Tehama
Smith Maria (widow), lodgings, 15 Clementina
Smith Martin, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 12 Tehama PI
Smith Mary, furnished rooms, 747 Howard
Smith Mary (widow), dressmaker, dwi 524 Jones
Smith Marj' (widow), dwl 425 Powell
Smith Mar}' (widow), dwl 1005 Mason
Smith Mary (widow), furnished rooms, NW cor Clay and
Dupont
Smith Mary (widow), shoefitter, dwl 1005J Mission
Smith Marj- Mrs., dwi 15 Vallejo
Smith Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 816 Folsom
Smith MaryvA. (widow), dwi 126 Perrj'
Smith Marj- H. (widow), dwl 1260 California
Smith Mary H. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary School,
dwi SE cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith Mason B., salesman Newton Bros. &Co., dwl 019
Bush
Smith Matilda Miss, dwl 745 Clay
Smith Matthew, laborer, dwi 416 Clementina
Smith Matthew F., special policeman, dwl 3 Second Av
Smith M. B. (fi. O. Dun A Co.), res New York
Smith M. F. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl
660 Harrison
Smith M. G. Mrs., boarding, 304 Third
Smith Michael, barkeeper Jonathan C. McKewen, dwi
243 Stevenson
Smith Michael, barkeeper Louis Kom, dwi 627 Keaniy
Smith Michael, insurance agent, dwi 564 Natoma
Smith Michael, laborer, dwi 15 NNTiite
Smith Michael, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwi 11
Hubbard, rear
Smith Michael, refiner S. F. Assajing and Refining Works,
dwi 6 Bernard
Smith Michael A., policeman City Hall, dwi International
Hotel
Smith Michael C, contractor, dwl 732 aementina
Smith Mott. pantrjTuan Viziiii & Co., dwi 79 Jessie
Smith N. Mrs. , dressmaker, dwl 215 Minna
Smith Nathan, laborer, dwi 816 Fourth
Smith Nellie Mrs., dwl 102 Minna
Smith Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 126 Shotwell
Smith Nicholas, foundrj-man, dwl S s O'Farrell bet Gough
andOctavia r, ^. r,
Smith Nicholas T., cashier and paymaster Southern Pac.
R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend room 32,
dwi Lick House . .
Smith N. Proctor, notary public and conunissionor deeds,
office 426 Montgomery, dwl 1067 Broadway
Smith 0. C. (0. C. i- F. W. S.), dwl 1236 Hyde
Smith O C. & F. W., general agents, office 531 California
Smith Oliver B. (Stearns & S.), res Oakland
Smith Orlando, lather, dwl 7 Cushman
Smith Oscar, barkeeper, dwl 1 St. Mar>- PI
Smith Pamelia (widow), dwl 1716 Clay
Smith Patrick, carpenter, dwl 234 Oak
Smith Patrick, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Smith Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., dwi 8 Rausch
Smith Patrick, lather Palace Hotel
Smith Patrick, molder Union Iron Works
Smith Patrick, porter John H. O'Brien, 822 Geary
Smith Patrick, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Oranajla
Smith Patrick H., molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl S s O Far-
rell bet Gough and Octavia
Smith Pauline Miss, confectioner}-, 511 Broadway
Smith P. C, foundrs-man Haiiscom & Co
Smith Percival, roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwi 112 First
Smith Peter, dwl 220 Pacific
Ladies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
niTE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Smith Peter, boilennaker Union Iron Works, dwl 117 Na-
tonia
Smith Peter, carpenter, dwl 18 Clinton
Smith Peter, carpenter, dwl W s Brewster nr San Bruno
Ruad, Benial Heights
Smith Peter, horseshoer James Svdlivan, dwl New York
House
Smith Peter, longshoreman, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Smith Peter, rigger, dwl 164 Jessie
Smith Peter, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Smith Peter, stockrancher, dwl S s Twelfth Av bet O and
P, South S. F.
Smith Peter, switchman Central Pacific R. R., dwl New
Railroad House, W s Fourth nr Berrj'
Smith Peter, teamster, John H. O'Brien, dwl 824 Geary
Smith Peter A., superintendent Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl
19 Bryant Av nr Bryant
Smith Peter H., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 906i Folsora
Smith Peter L., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 300
Fourth
Smith Pethual, teamster S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl Bemal
nr Precita Av, Bemal Heights
Smith Philip, laborer, dwl 17 Kate
Smith Philip C, molder Hanscom & Co., dwl 19 Tehama
Smith Philip R., policeman City Hall, dwl ie03 Dupont
Smith R. B., musician, dwl 1107 Kearny
Smith Richard (J. ,t R. S.), dwl 352 Brannan
Smith Richard, hoilermaker, dwl 129 Folsom
Smith Richard, brakeman Central Pacific R. R., dwl King
St. House
Smith Richard, cigarmaker John Lemke, dwl 87 Stev
Smith Richard, fireman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Smith Richard, seaman, dwl 423 East
Smith Richard, tinsmith H. O. Fiske, dwl 18 Folsom
Smith, Richter & Co. (Gilbert Smith, Aiiolph Jiij;hter,
and John F. Skelly), manufacturers jewelrj-, 618
Merchant
Smith Robert (W. H. Sparks * Co.), dwl 452 Natoma
Smith Robert, bookkeeper Smith & Mann, dwl 606 How
Smith Robert, cartman, dwl 1810 Larkin
Smith Robert, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsy
Smith Robert, longshoreman, dwl 27 Frederick
Smith Robert, machinist, dwl 227 Second
Smith Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Smith Robert, sodamaker Pacific Soda Co. , dwl Montgom-
ery Hotel
Smith' Robert (colored), whitener, dwl 1210 Broadway
Smith Robert P., searclier records, dwl 1414 Stockton
.Smith Robert T., mining expert, dwl 71S Lagima
Smith Rosa Miss, silkworker California Silk Manufactur-
ing Co., dwl Twelfth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Smith Royal, engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 1005i Miss
Smith Rufus, teamster, NE cor California and Drumm,
dwl 2 California
Smith Rufus R., miller Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 570
Folsom
Smith Russell, dwl 1009 Clay
Smith R. W. , whitewasher, 639 Clay
Smith S. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. L. W. Preble
Smith Sallie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 31 Second
Smith Samuel, bricklayer, dwl 330 Green
Smith Samuel, plumber John H. O'Brien
Smith Samuel, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Smith Samuel N., freight clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl
149i Silver
Smith Samuel W., machinist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl
1113 Mason
Smith Sanf ord H. , laborer, dwl 70S Brannan
Smith Sarah (widow), dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Smith Sarah Miss, dressmaker Mme. Elise Schumacker,
dwl SE cor Washington and Jones
Smith Sarah Mrs., liquor saloon, 1010 Kearny
Smith Sarah Mrs., teacher, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith Selah, baker and confectioner, NW cor Seventh
and Harrison
Smith Sidney H., clerk William Sherman & Co., dwl 623
Howard
Smith Sidney J., salesman Holbrook & Chester, dwl 710
California
Smith Sidney M. (Cuttinq tfc Co.), dwl 328 Bryant
Smith Sidney V. (Sidney V. Smith d- Son), res San Rafael
Smith Sidney V. Jr. {Sidney V. Smith d: Son), res San
Rafael
SMITH SIDNEY V. A SOS (Sidney V. Jr.), attorneys
at law, olfice 630 Sacrameiito
Smith SiLas, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 216 Lin-
den Av
Smith Stephen H., clerk E. L. Sullivan, otfice 6 Mont Av
Smith Stephen M. (Rosseter ,t S.), dwl 1430 Ellis
Smith Stephen R., master mariner, dwl 105 Clark
SMITH STEPHEN S., hardwood, lumber, and wagon
material, 117 and 119 Market, dwl 033 Sutter
Smith Stillman J., wood, coal, hay, and grain, SE cor
Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Smith Susan Miss, tailoress Lancaster & Northon, dwl 404
Vallcjo
Smith Susan E. (widow), real estate, dwl 22 Fell
Smith Sydney M., clerk Isaac Yerkes, dwl SE cor Oak and
Octiivia
Smith T., dwl 304 Third
Smith Temple, machinist, dwl 623J Minna
Smith T, G. E., waiter 642 Clay, dwl Goveniraent House
Smith Theodore, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Great
Republic
Smith Theodore C, manager Subscription Department A.
L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 126 Tj'ler
Smith Theodore E., salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 1619
Washington
Smith Theodore H., dwl 706 California
Smith Thomas, dwl 424 Sansom
Smith Thomas, dwl 614 Kearny
Smith Thomas, dwl 926 Sacramento
Smith Thomas, coremaker William T. Garratt, dwl 926
Sacramento
Smith Thomas, driver, dwl 250 Tehama, rear
Smith Tliomas, fireman, dwl 200 Washington
Smith Thomas, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 18
First
Smith Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
NE cor Twenty-fifth and Capp
Smith Thomas, marblecutter Edward McGrath, dwl S e
Harrison bet Second and Third
Smith Thomas, mariner, dwl 350 Ritch
Smith Thomas, plasterer and whitener, dwl 268 Jessie
Smith Thomas, seaman, dwl 110 Jackson
Smith Thomas, seaman, dwl 131 Harrison
Smith Thomas, steward stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Smith Thomas, upholsterer, dwl 606 Mission
Smith Thomas, waiter F. Conrades, dwl 230 Jessie
Smith Thomas B., expressman, dwl 308 Minna
Smith Thomas C, driiggist, dwl 218 Seventh
Smith Thomas C, longshoreman, dwl 1223 Union
Smith Thomas F., seaman, dwl 116 Pacific
Smith Thomas J., compositor Morning Call, dwl 1114
Leavenworth
Smith ■niomas L.. City Novelty Co., office 423 Washing-
ton room 19. dwl 906 Clav
Smith Thomas N.. Bricldayers' Pro Assn. 232 Sutter
Smith Thomas N. , milker John A. Shepston, dwl San Bru-
no Road nr Golden City House
Smith Thomas R., clerk E. A. LawTcnce, dwl 551 Turk
Smith Thomas V, , bricklayer, dwl 641 Jessie
Smith Thomas W., brakeman Passenger Depot Southern
Pac. R. R. , cor Fourth and Townsend
Smith T. S.. dwl 4-24 Sansom
Smith V.andelin. oysterman Charles Mayer, dwl 465 Mimia
Smith \'irginia M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 13 Verona
Smith W., dwl 609 Jackson
Smith W., contractor, dwl 516 Pacific
Smith W. , musician, dwl 5 Stockton
Smith Wallace W., woodcarver, dwl 616 Jones
Smith Walter, fish and poultrj', dwl 450 Minna
Smith Walter, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.. dwl 44 How
Smith Walter C, carrier Examiner, dwl 636 Washington
Smith Walter C, clerk H. F. Smith & Co., dwl 742 Wash
Smith Walter C« expresswagon, SW cor First and Market,
dwl 371 Jessie
Smith Walter M., carpenter dwl cor Thirty-second and
Railro,ad avs. South S. F.
Smith Walter O. T., stagecarpenter California Theater,
dwl 322 Sixth
Smith Walter R., dry goods, 161 New Montgomery
Smith Walter S., carpenter, dwl 4181 Natoma
Smith W. C, gasfttter Bush & Milfie, dwl Metropolitan
Hotel
Smith W. C, merchant, dwl Russ House
Smith W. D., laborer Palace Hotel
Smith W. F., teamster, dwl 238 Perry
Smith W. G. Miss, teacher Mission Primaiy School, dwl
2918 Folsom
Smith W. H., laborer, dwl 628 Natoma
Smith Wilber F., clerk, dwl 722 Turk
Smith Willard M., mining expert, dwl 13 Monroe
Smith William (Smith <t- Mann), dwl 1813 Howard
Smith William, dwl 115 Second
Smith William, dwl 521 Minna
MOR&AN & CO., 87 California Market, Import tlieir own Stock from Few York.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1852.
Smith William, dwl 014 Kearny
Smith Williaaii, dwl 902 Clay !
Smitli William, assistant eugineer Pacific Mail S. S. Salva-
dor I
Smith William, ba^^niaker Georgre Pohl, dwl 422 Folsom
Smith William, barkeeper ilartiu Colmann, dwl 1 St.
Mary
Smith William, boarding, 20 Folsom
Smith William, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
Columbia Hotel
Smith William, cabinetmaker Edward S. Spear & Co., dwl
13 Harrison Av
Si'-iiih William, captain schr Norway, dwl 41S Sixth
Smith William, carpenter, dwl 616 California
:>niith AVilliam, clerk, dwl 274 Clementina
Smith William, clerk Mechanics' Institute, dwl 265 Stev
Smith William, coachman Sidney M. Smith, dwl 32S Bry-
ant
Smith William, cook Mason &, Wiggin, 109 Clay
Smith William, drajinan Peck ^ Co., dwl 643 Pacific
Smith William, driver Blake, Robbins i: Co., dwl 625
Broadway
Smith William, employ^ Selby's Smelting Worl^, dwl 429
Francisco
Smith William, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Smith William, hardware, dwl 203 Ellis
Smith William, hostler N. B. and JUssion R. R., dwl W s
Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Smith Wilham, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,foot
First
Smith William, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl W s
Valencia nr Fourteenth
Smith William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Smith W'illiam, manufacturer ginger pop, NE cor Green
and Powell, dwl SE cor Dupout and Lombard
S.MITH WILOA.fl, manufacturer patent water closets,
21 Montgomery- Av rear, dwl 1323 Pine
Smith William, machinist Union Iron Works
Smitli William, peddler, dwl 436 Union
Smith William, printer, dwl 913 Montgomery
Smith William, printer Britton, Rey .i Co., dwl 41 Na-
toma
Smith William, rigger, New City Hall, dwl 120 Howard
Smith William, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Smith William, seaman, dwl 320 Folsom
Smith William, seaman, dwl 423 East
Smith William, second officer stm Salinas, Washington St.
Wliarf
Smith William, shipcarpenter, dwl 66 First
Smith William, shuemaker, dwl 21 Anthony
Smith William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Smith William, teamster Smith, Cutter &. Co., dwl 24
Perr>'
Smith William, waiter Russ House
Smith William, waiter, dwl 515 Sacramento
Smith William A., brewer, dwl 219^ Ninth
Smith William A., cigarmaker Emma Sneider, dwl 547
Mission
Smith William A., steward stm Costa Rica, dwl 124 Sdver
Smith Wilham A., upholsterer, dwl Kosciusko nr Cort-
land Av, S s Bemal Heights
Smith William B., court-room clerk County Court, dwl
Nucleus House
Smith William B., salesman Richard Patrick & Co., dwl
1304 Kearny , „
Smith Wilham B., ship clerk Flint, Peabody & Co., res
Oakland
Smith William B., varieties, 422 Folsom
Smith William C.bricklaver John Hughes, dwl 403Bdwy
Smith William C, cabinetmaker, dwl 13 Hamson Ay
Smith William C, ginger - pop manufacturer Wilham
Smith, dwl SE cor Dupont and Lombard
Smith William C, mason Palace Hotel
Smith William C, plumber, dwl 516 Pacific
Smith William C. R., night inspector Custom House, dwl
10 Downev
Smith William D., brewer, dwl 219^ Ninth
Smith William E.. operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,
dwl 330 Mission , ._ _ _,_
SMITH WILLIAM F., oculist and aunst, office 61S
Bush, dwl SE cor Van Vess Av and Sutter
Smith William H. (Smith i Burlingauu^), dwl 1033 How
Smith Wilham H., carr>enter, dwl 127 Jackson
Smith William H., Champion Spring Mattress manufact-
urer. 151 New Montgomerv'. d^'l ^^ Natoma
Smith Wilham H., driver Golden Gate Breweo'. dwl 18^:4
Powell
Smith William H., driver Lyon & Co., dwl 2016 POT-ell
Smith William H., expressman, cor Mission and tYemonl
Smith William H., machinist Birch, Ai^all & Co., dwl 121
Seventh
Smith William H,, milker John A. Roy, dwl W 9 San
Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Smith William H., mining, dwl 820 Filhcrt
Smith William H., rigj.'er New City Hall, dwl 120 Howard
Smith William J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail ti Co., dwl
416 Natoma
Smith William J., laborer, dwl S s Broadway bet Le&veD*
worth and Hyde
Smith William .M., dwl 1008 Leavenworth
Smith William M., baker Cal. Cracker Co., dwl 215 Green
Smith William M. , captain eehr Norway, dwl 418 Sixth
Smith William N. , corporation yardkeeper, 50 Sacramento,
dwl 41!l Pacific
Smith William S., driver Hose Co. No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl
1916 Taylor
Smith William W., dwl 348 Fourth
Smith William W., dwl 626 Chestnut
Smith William X., shipcalker, dwl 121 Welsh
Smith Williams (Georije U. Tay i- Co.), dwl 203 Ellis
Smith Windsor F., collector George C. Bode, dwl 238 Peny
Smith Winthrop E., contractor, dwl 736 Harrison
Smith W. Jav, capitalist, dwl 507 Pine
Smith W. L.; dwl 2732 Folsom
Smith W. O. T., foreman Engine No. 5 S. F. F. D., dwl
322 Sixth
Smith Z., carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Smith 4 Burlingame(Jri«iami/. Smith), carpenters, 667
Howard
Smith i Dougherty (James C. Smith and William T.
Dough'jrty), manufacturers and dealers lumber, SE
cor Howard and Stcuart
Smith \ Hranovelli {Andrew Smith and V icenza Sunvicz
HraiwvcUi), restaurant, 1204 Stockton
SMITH A .HA>.\ (Wiiliam Smith and Jeremiah J.
Mann), wholesale butchers, S a First Av nr Ken-
tucky, South S. F.. office 53."» California
Smith S:\\est{Ahemaaz B. Smith and Edtcard W. West),
dealers stock, Hoy Folsom
Smith. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt, and Smjth
Smithea Fielden (c<;)lored), whitewasher, dwl 111 Bernard
Smithers Ellen, dwl 1204 Larkin
Smithers James, secretarj- Consul Peru and bookkeeper
Gaxiola & .\ndrade, dwl E s Bartlett bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty -third
Smithers John, dwl 44t Sixth
Smithers William, waiter, dwl 17 Bryant Av
Smithrick William, carpenter, dwl 26 Clementina
Smithson Agnes Mrs., boarding, 612 California
Smithson John E., dwl 812 CaUfomia
Smithson Robert, lodgings, 012 California
Smithson Thomas B., merchant, ofiBce 509 Sacramento,
dwl SOS Bush
Smithst«ad O., machinist Pacific Rolling Mills
Smithurst William, mechanic, dwl 111 William
Smitt Andrew, barkeeper John Brouzan, dwl NW cor
Davis and Oregon
Smitten Charles H., receiver Central R. R, 116 Tay'or
Smitten Lewis W., carriagepaintcr Lawton * Co., dwl 250
Seventh . « , , « .
Smitz D. J., molder Hanscom & Co., dwl Golden Gate
Hotel
Smolders M. Mrs. (widow), dwl 145 Fourth
Smucker Catharine, comlortermaker Du Rose & Banka,
dwl 130 Dora ,,„,,,
Smucker Catharine (widow), seamstress, dwl 130 Dora
Smuil Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Smyth Charles, clerk, dwl S02 Stockton . ,,.,
Smith Charles F., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl Lick
House , „ „
Smvth Charles H., merchant, dwl Euss House
Smyth ComeUus R., shoemaker, 4.1 Jack, dwlSlT^allcjo
Smnh H. H., coachman, dwl 50 Natoma
SMiTII JOII> H., attorney at law, office 623 Mont-
gomerv', res Oakland
Smyth Robert B., laborer Pacific BoUing Mills, dwl W s
Sierra nr Michigan „, „ „
Smrthe A F. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 3i PoweU
Smj-the Albert F., cigars and tobacco, 617 Montgomeo',
Smythe Cora^^A. Mrs., teacher Greenwich St. Primary
School, dwl 1423 Kearny
Smvthc John S., mariner, dwl 109 Tehama
Smrthe John T. (Smythe i Pierce), dwl Eighth bet Mis-
sion and Market — .,. .
Smj-the i Pierce (John T. Smythe and John E. Puree),
draj-men, 324 Davis
Snapper Amelia Mrs., hats and cape, 69 Second
None but the Bestlflrtists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Eetail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
Snapper Samuel, hatter Mrs. A. Snapper, dwl 59 Second
Snead Michael, peddler, dwl 7 St. Mary
Sneath Richard G., merchant, office 416 Front, dwl 11
Kearny and res Menlo Park, San Mateo Co.
Snedecker Samuel, director Cliff Houae Omnibuses, dwl
Homestead Point Lobos Av
Sneden Seth G., deputy collector U. S. internal revenue,
dwl 502 Powell
Sneed John, carpenter, dwl 957^ Folsom
Sneider Edward, carpenter, dwl 1015 Powell
Sneider Emma, manufacturer cigars, 1208 Market
Sneider John, liquor saloon, 623 Merchant, dwl 7 Calhoun
Soldini Joseph, baker S. Ohradovich, dwl 209 Mont Av
Sneider William, printer, dwl 1014 Clay
Sneider. See Schneider and Snyder
Snell A. T. , conunander U. S. N. and light-house inspector,
office 204 Montgomery
Snell Caroline Mrs., proprietress Union House, 737 How
Snell Daniel, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Snell Edward L., collecting and purchasing agent, office
IG Post, res San Jos6
Snell E. L. Mrs., dwl 332 Bryant
Snell George W. {of Hodije, Calef <fc Co., Portland, 0.),
office 215 California, dwl 123 Turk
Snell John, laborer, dwl SW cor Shasta and Michigaji
Snell John, student Heald's Business College
Snell Richard, student Heald's Business College
Snellgrove John, contractor, dwl 222 Post
Snelling James J., jirinter, dwl 212 Turk, rear
Snelling Robert, clerk, dwl 13 Everett
Suellman Jamca, quartermaster revenue cutter Wolcott
Snerley Z., blacksmith, dwl 303 Mason
Snie Long & Co. (Chinese), tailors, 825 Wasington
Sniffen Elijah {Brown <k S.), dwl 523 Bryant
Sniffen Samuel, clerk Nye & Acheson, dwl 528 Bryant
Snivelly John H., special policeman, dwl cor Fourth and
Brjant
Snoddv Alexander, platemaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl
34^ Fourth
Snook Edgar N., pUunber G. & W. Snook, dwl 516 Bush
Snouk Edward C, plimiber G. & W. Snook, dwl 510 Bush
S^iOOK G. «& W,, tin, copper, and sheet- iron workers
and plumbers, 427 Pine
Snook George A. {G. it If. 5.), dwl 529 Green
Snook J. A. , salesman 8y California Market, dwl "W b Bart-
lett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Snook Williiim S. ((V. it \V. S.), res Oakland
Snooks John, second-assistant engmeer Pacific Mail S. S.
Aiicon
Snow , dwl 304 Minna
Snow Albert C. , laborer, dwl 907 Larkin
Snow Charles W., shipcalker, dwl 322 Main, rear
Snow Chester J., carpenter Public School Department,
dwl 513 Gough
Snow Densil A., wheelwright Edwin Falkingham, dwl
Folsum bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Snow Frank, mason, dwl Columbia Hotel
Snow Frank, niate stm Hope, Commercial St. Wharf
Snuw Frank C. {Sjiow db May), dwl 310 Stockton
Snow Harry R., messenger Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl
747 Harrison
Snow Harvey W. (Ilatoes tfc S.). dwl 823 Valencia
Snow Herman, bookseller and agent Adams & Co.'s Gold
Pens, 319 Kearny
Snow J. H., dwl 424 Sansom
Snow John, laborer, dwl 511 Mission
Snow John F. (John F. Snow d: Co.\ dwl 1623 Mission
SXOM" JOHN F. •& €0. (Charles J. Holmes), cleansing
and dying sillis, woolens, furs, kid gloves, feathers,
etc., 1U23 Mission, depot 25 Post
Snow Jusei'h H., teamster H. N. Tribou, dwl 431 Fulton
Snuw Levi T., porter, dwl 321» Fell
Snow Reuben A., popcorn, 1014 Market, dwl cor Twenty-
third and Harrison
Snow Richard, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
SNOW «& MAY {Frank- C. Snow and William B. May),
importers artists' materials and engravings, and man-
ufacturers picture frames, 21 Kearny
SNOnnSALL KOIKEUT v., stockbroker, office 106
Leidesdorff, dwl 793 Mission
Snowden Thomas, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Snyder Albert, glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl W s
Iowa nr Mariposa
Snyder Albert A., architect, carpenter, and builder, office
17 Halleck, dwl 122 Halleck
Snyder Charles, shoemaker, dwl 424 Vallejo, rear
Snyder Charles, teamster Michclsaen, Brown &. Co., dwl
367 Clementina
Snyder George, bargeman Custom House
Snyder Jacob, engineer Spring Valley Waterworks, Black
Point, dwl S s Bay bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Snyder Jacob B., wholesale liquors, 226 California, dwl 31
Oak Grove Av
Snyder James, watchman Palace Hotel
Snyder John, cabinetmaker Pioneer Fimiiture Manuf.
Co. , dwl 622 Broadway
Snyder Joseph, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 19 Moss, rear
Snyder Kate (widow), furnished rooms, 907 Howard
Snyder Peter H., barkeeper, dwl 328 Jessie
Snyder S. P., clerk Morton House
Sobbe Diedrich, wines and liquors, 541 Mission
Sobbe William, mate stm Sonoma, dwl 9 Washington
Soberannes , translator, dwl 314 Bush
Sobineau Brother, treasurer St. Mary's College, San Jo86
Hoad
Social Hall, 39 Fourth
SO<'I£TE FKAXCAISE DE BIENFAISANCE MF-
Tl'ELLE, office SOS Montgomery
SOI'IETE FRA\<'AISE O'EPAKGNES ET DE
l'KEAOYA\l'E MLITLELLE (fVench Mutual
Pr(.n ident Savings and Loan Society), 411 Bush
SOC'IETV FOR THE PKEVEI^iTIOiS OF ('RITEJL-
T¥ TO AMMALS, office 614 Merchant
SOCIETY ITALIAXA »I MrTIiA BENEFICEN-
ZA, G. Caglieri secretary, office 430 Jackson
Socker Charles, bricklayer, dwl 906 Filbert
Socker Christopher, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building,
dwl 906 Filbert
Sockum H. W., fruits and nuts, 429 Fourth
Soderling Charles H., seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Soderstrand P. A., cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co.,
dwl 108 Shipley
Sodlcr W. H., bricklayer, dwl 516 Pacific
Soelke Charles, salesman Wolters Sa Fechheimer, dwl SW
cor Thirteenth and Folsom
Soery William H., clerk, dwl 434 Tehama
Sober Lewis, physician, office 12 Montgomery Av, dwl
1225 Bush
Sohl Edward, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl
Iowa nr Humboldt
Sohl John, driver Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420 Pine
Sohl John Henry, porter Locke k Montague, dwl 223
Perrj'
Sohlugeter Louis, bellman Lick House
Sohmer John, bakery, 1139 Folsom
Sohmer William, baker John Sohmer, 3139 Folsom
Sohn Frederick, painter, dwl 170 Silver
Sohn George, teamster Blair & Chase, dwl 1921 Market
Solano Mam'O, teacher music, dwl 1016 Stockton
Solari Giovanni, seaman, dwl Roma Hotel
Solari Bartolomeo, clerk, dwl 1 Sonoma PI
Solari Giuseppe, vegetables, 16 Colombo Market
Solari John, bootblack, 226 Montgomery, dwl 443 Batter^'
Solari Michele, bootblack, 434 Pine
Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper 309 Clay, dwl 1248 Mont
Solberger Joseph, laborer What Cheer House
Soldier John, laborer Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
cor Sixteenth and Han-ison
Soldini Joseph, baker S. Ohradovich, dwl 209 Mont Av
Soley William J., packer Reid & Brooks, dwl 1108 Mont
Solio Josejih, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Solis Ansel, barber, dwl 1400 Bush
Solis Rosalie (widow). Tortilla Bakery, 31 Hinckley
SoUey Stephen J., machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl 902
Montgomery
SoUey William "T., bookkeeper New Wisconsin Hotel, 902
Montgomery
Solman Charles, copper-plate printer A. L. Bancroft & Co. ,
dwl 34 Natoma
Solomon Aaron, clothing, 435 Pacific, dwl 824 Mont
Solomon Abraham, teacher, dwl 2514 Webster
Solomon Abram, salesman A. Lusk & Co., dwl 428 Seventh
Solomon Albert, capitalist, dwl 1209 Howard
Solomon Albert, clerk, dwl 323 Eddy
Solomon B., shoemaker, dwl 624 Third
Solomon Benjamin, packer Helbing & Straus, dwl 1717
Mason
Solomon B. L. & Sons, John H. Kemp agent, importers
upholsterj' goods, 410 Market
Solomon Charles, clerk, dwl 15 Geary
Solomon Charles, clerk Andrew C. Freese, dwl 610 Hyde
Solomon D., dwl 52i( IVrk
Solomon Edward, clerk, dwl 323 Eddy
Solomon E. L. (widow), dwl 323 First
Solomon Harris, clothmg, 536 Pacific
Solomon Isaac H., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl
1619 Larkin
Solomon Isidor, clothing, 422 Pacific
Earitan Elver Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market,
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 71G Kearny, Established 1852.
Solomon Israel, insuraiice ag-ent, dwl 1619 Larkin
Solomon Jacob, glazier, dwl 58 Shipley
Solomon Joseph, dwl 519 Jessie
Solomon Louis, clothing and geuta' fumisMng wear, 43
St*uart, dwl 510 Hyde
Solomon Mark, tailor, 607 Mission
Solomon Mar>- Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School,
dwl 307 Lombard
Solomon Newman, produced ealer, dwl 517 Stevenson
Solomon Russel, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Solomon S. A., waiter, dwl 320 Clementina
Solomon Samuel, dwl 4 Bernard
Solomon Simon, butcher, 2 Grand Central Market, dwl
603 Post
Solomon Solomon A., artist, dwl 320 Clementina
Solomons Seixas, bookkeeper L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl
18-25 Clay
Solomon Thomas, bootmaker, SW cor Fourth and Bran-
nau, dwl 624 Third
Solomuns Ida, glovemaker Pa<;ific Glove Works, dwl 428
Seventh
Soltan H. & Co. (Louis Moss), crockery, 231 Third
Soltan Hj-man (H. Soltan X- Co.), dwl N s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Soltsien Herman, engineer, dwl S s Sixteenth Av nr G,
South S. F.
Solver Harry, clerk George Tishler, dwl 75 Clementina
Somalj' John {Somaly i- Coquexi'jniot)^ dwi 626 California
Somaly & Coqueugiiiot {John Somaly an<l John Coqueug-
niot), restaurant, 624 California
Somers Don Carlos (^Soimrs d- Co.), dwl 401 Brj-ant
Somers George, bookkeeper, dwl SE cor Lomb and Hyde
Somers Harvey C. (Eider, S. d: Co.), dwl 2910 Folsom
Somers James, waiter John Kohlmoos, dwl 456 Tehama
Somers Louis, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Somers William J., merchant, dwl 403 Bryant
Somers i: Co. {Don Carlos Somers and Robert Shearer),
market and groceries, N\V cor Brj'ant and Second
Somerset Thomas G., carpent43r, dwl 1003 Mason
Somerv ille Edward, telegraph operator. Western Union
Telegraph Co., dwl 220 'l\u-k
SomerviUe Thomas, machinist Tait & Hainque, dwl 4 An-
tonio
Sommer Amelia Miss, ladies' hairdresser, dwl 512 Stev
Sommer August, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl Colum-
bia Hot*;l
Sommer Charles, capitalist, dwl 12" Sixth
Sommer Hans, clerk Peter Rasmusen, dwl 7 Telegraph PI
Sommer Henrietta (widow), dwl 512 Stevenson
Sommerlard Henrj-, driver, dwl 52 Clementina
Sommer\-ilIe Ann (widow), proprietress Quincy House,
SW cor Mission and Spear
Somjner\-ilIe Augustus, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 421 Bush
Sommerville Thomas, laborer, dwl Quincy House
Somps Juhn, driver P. G. Somps & Co., dwl 259 Gem
Somps Peter, helper P. G. Somps & Co., dwl 259 Clem
Somps Peter G. (P. G. Somps <i- Co.), dwl 829 Greenwich
Somps P. G. & Co. {H. Marlkre and J. Mouton), Steam
Soda Works, 259 and 261 Clementina
Son Adolph A. (Son Brothers), dwl 906 Polk
Son Albert A. (Son Brothers), dwl 906 Polk
Son Brothers (Adolph A. and Albert A.), importers and
jobbers smokers' articles, Yankee notions, etc., SE
cor Sansom and Sacramento
Son Pierre, blasksmith Baron i: Dupuy
Sonberg A. F., dwl 304 Beale
Sondav John, clerk Pay Department U. S. Army, 105
Stockton, dwl 1521 VVashington
Sondheimer Moses, clerk, dwl 115 Stockton
Sonedecker S. D., millwright Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
512 Fourth
Sonerden Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Sonneafeld H., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Sonnenberg Louis B., groceries and provisions, SE cor
Stockton and Post
Sonnenwald Gottleib (Chri^. Wahl d: Co.), dw. 4 Ashbur-
ton PI
Sonnichsen Heinrich M. (Petersen <fc 5.), dwl 621 Cal
Sonnichsen James N., porter L. E. Week i Co., dwl 510
SON'MC'IKEX XICHOrAS, consul Denmark and acV
ing consul Norway and Sweden(a7id UamUton Or S.),
office 221 Sansom, dwl 2122 Howard
Sonnoes Eugene, waiter L. Donuadieu, dwl cor J^ew
Montgomery and Keamy , *.- » a
SO.\\TA<; I'lIABLES (Sonntag d^ Co.) and chief dep-
uty license collector, office 7 City HaU second tloor,
dwl Grand Hotel
Sonntag Henr>- A. (Sonntag A Co.), 614 Merchant room 24
Sonntag Julius H., dwl 93 Fifteenth
SOXMAC A <'0. (Charles and Henry A.), dealcre
and collectors California tree seeds, 614 Merchant
room 24
Sonograto Eli, fruits, SE cor Polk and Austin
Sonogrini Cclestino, laborer T. J. Tuttle, dwl 123 Shipley
Sonogrini Dnminick, milkman, dwl S e Serpentine Av
bet Folsom and Harrison
Sonogimi Samuel, milkman, dwl S 8 Serpentlno Av bet
Folsom and Harrison
Sonois Eugene, waiter, dwl California Hotel
Sonoma t^uicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.), office 419
California room 17
Soon Chong (Chinese), tailor, 812 Dupout
Soong Sing & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactiirers, 71i3
Pacific
Sopa Peter G. (MiUoglav X- S.), dwl 138 Fourth
Soper Benjamin, rigger, dwl 31 Clementina
Soper Charles, engineer, dwl 5 Kate
Soper Charles H., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl
348 Fourth
Sopha , dwl 225 Bush
Sopher Benjamin, fireman Btm Alvarado, Eureka Dock
Sopher Charles B., engineer Wood I'rcscn'iiig Works, dwl
11 Freelon
Sophey Joseph (Jfc^rron i- S.), dwl 820 Folsom
Soran Frank, harnessmaker, dwl 131J Shipley
Soraiibary Caroline (widow), dwl 857 Harrison
Sorbier Louise Mme., milhner, 820 Washington
Soren Geoige S., stockbroker, dwl 850 Market
Soreusen Andrew, laborer Palace Hotel
Soreusen Christian E., cabinetmaker, dwl 34 Zoo
Soreusen Conrad, clerk, dwl 603 Montgomerj*
Sorensen George, waiter, 553 First
Sorenson H., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Sorensen M. P., tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 39 Nat^^ma
Sorensen Savart., laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 729 Broadway
Sorensen WiUiam (J. Schuiken A Co.), dwl 508 Fell
Sorg August, carpenter, dwl National Hotel
Sorg F. W., actor, dwl 126 Tjler
Sorg George, jeweler Mathieu k^ Maison, dwl 11 Hinckley
Sorg John C, musician, office 208 Sutter, dwlllHinckley
Sorg Peter, importer and manufacturer musical instru-
ments, 208 Sutter, dwl 11 Hinckley
Sorg Rudolph, machinist Theodore Kallenbci^, dwl 1 St.
Mary
Sorman G., captain ship Hawk, office S. L. Mastick & Co.
Somin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 603 Mont
Sorocco Stefano, dwl 1610 Bush
Sorrell William, carpenter California Mills, dwl Bartlett
nr Twenty-second
Sosa Anselmo, porter Kullman, Wagner &. Co., dwl 504
Vallejo
Soto Joseph C, porter Kullman, Wagner & Co., dwl N s
Fourteenth Av nr P, South S. F.
Soto Nash L., salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 109 O Far-
rell
Soto Prospero de La, salesman Davis Bros., dwl 532 Fil-
bert
Sotto Augustus, expresswagon, cor Mont and Jackson
Soucaze Gustave, painter, dwl 1517 Dupont
Souffrain James, restaurant, S s Oregon nr Front
Sougrue Jane, seamstress, dwl 112 Perry
Soule A. G., physician, office and dwl &22 Howard
Soule Andrew, millwright, dwl 15 Gear^"
Soule Charles, dwl iy05 Stockton
Soule Fannie L. Miss., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, dwl 1905 StockUm _
SOIXE FKA-NK, editor Alia California, office 529 Cali-
fumia, dwi 1W5 StockUm , ..„ o ^ j
Soule George E., eU.rekeeper Pacific MailS S. Granada
SoSe H S: Mis^. tocher South CosmopoUtan Grammar
School, dwl 822 Howard
Soxile John, watchman, dwl 120 Seventh
Soule Kendrick B., dwl 37 Valparaiso
Soule Louise, furnished rooms, lO-J and 111 Geary
Soule Maria L. Miss, tftacher Broadway Grammar School,
Soule Milan, phjskian, office and dwl 142^ Fourth
Soule Philander, dwl 323 First _
SOltE S.IMIKL, State harbor commissioner, office
440 Jackw-'U, dwl 323 First „^ _. ^ i n-
Souirsamucl V., coUect^^r Bn^way St Wharf, dwl W b
Devisaderu bet O'Farrell and Geary . „ .. .
Soule William, mining, dwl SW cor Grove «jd Gough
Soulsby Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne <-p-). o"" 310C>1
Sourina D., nurbe French Hospital, S 6 Brj-anl bet Filth
and Sixth
Baths ! Batha ! ! Batha ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELH? made to order and EEPAIEED hj D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Soutad(; Philip, real estate, dwl 7 Pollard PI
Souter Peter, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 60
Tehama
South American Steamship Co. (Panama to Valparaiso),
Bennett & Page agents, office 30-1 Davis
South Beach Machine Works, Rendlesham & Monkhouse
pnijirietors, office and works S06 Fourth
South (. hariot Mining Co. (Idaho), O. H. Bogart Becretaxy,
office 402 Montgomerj- room 7
South Comstock G. and S. Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
office 37 Merchants' Exchange
South Crown Point M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 402
Montgumerj' room 12
South End Grain M'arehouse, John Jennings lessee, foot
Townsend
South Eureka Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), office 43S Cal
South .lustice Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 419
California room 3
South Mono Mining Co. (Tooele Co., Utah), office 438 Cal
South Mountain Consolidated Slining Co. (Idaho), office
410 California room 17
South Overman Consolidated Mining Co. (Washoe, Storey,
and Lvon cos., Nev.), office 28 Merchants' Exchange
South Overman S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), David Wilder
secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange
South ParkMalt House, Herman Zweig proprietor, 60S
Bnuinan
SOUTH PARK SAW MILLS, F. Korbel & Bros, pro-
prietors, 437 Brannan
South Point Warehouse, John Hooper proprietor, Berry
bet Third and Fourth
South San Francisco Dock Co. , William Stuart secretary,
office 113 Leidesdorff
South Star G. and S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Joseph F.
Atwill secretary, office 240 Montgomery
South Wales Atlantic Steamship Line, J. R. Erringeragent,
office 238 Montgomery
South Woodville G. and S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office
37 Merchants' Exchange
Southack Francis L., clerk Track Department Central Pa-
cilic R. R., office NE cor Townsend and Fourth, res
Oakland
Southard James B., attorney at law, office 1 Montgomery
Block, dwl 13 Eddy
Southard Mason, law student, dwl 13 Eddy
Souther Henry, salesman, dwl 510 Larkin
Soutlier Joseph N. (.Chcnery, S. dr Co.), dwl 123Turk
Souther Joseph W., drayman J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 1720
Turk
Souther W. H. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Redington, Hos-
tetter &. Co., dwl 510 Larkin
Southerlaud C. , carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s WTiarf, foot
First
Southerland John M., butcher John D. Coughlin, dwl 60
Clementina
S01;TIILR.\ coast IIXE steamers, GoodaU,
Nelson & Perkins agents, office 10 Market
Southern Dispatch Line Packets, Nelson Pierce agent,
office 010 Front
Southern Gold Hill Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.), office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Southern James, waiter, dwl 627 Vallejo
SOLTHEKX PACIFIC RAILRO.il> CO., C. P. Hun-
tin>,'ton president, D. D. Colton \ice-president, J. L.
Willeutt secretary, general offices NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, Passenger Depot S s Townsend bet Third
and Fourth, Freight Depot cor Fifth and Townsend,
Repair Shops cor SLvteenth and Harrison
Southern Thomas R., teacher Hcald's Business College,
dwl Shakspeare nr San Bruno Road, Bemal Heights
Southwell George, bookkeeper Vandall & Voigt, dwl 1403
Pa.ific
Soutliwell George Sr., dwl 1413 Clay
Southwell James, blacksmith, dwl 904 Kearny
Southwell John, dwl 1025 Washington
Southwell John W., teacher music, dwl 1205 Vallejo
Soutiiwick Edward, teamster, dwl 24 Minna
Soulhwick L. L., dwl 40^ Geary
Southwick William 0., lettercarrier S. F. Po8t-o£Qce, dwl
IfiTJ^ Tehama
Southwurth Alden B., dwl 1035 Post
Soulier H., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Souza Manuel, laborer, dwl E s Sansom bet Filbert and
Union
Souza P., clerk Paciflc Mail S. S. Winchester
Sova John, laborer John Smith, dwl 741 Market
Sova William, carpenter N. P. Langland, dwl cor Hunt
and Third
Sowers Frederick, cutter H. Steil, dwl 547 Mission
Spaar Christian, clerk Meyer & Elmer, dwlSW cor Powell
and Greenwich
Spaar Conrad, maltster Washington Brewery, dwl 724
Lombard
Spackter Henry, groceries and liquors, 127 Sixth cor Na-
toma
Spade James, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear
Spadina Angelo, musician California Theater, dwl 1103
Powell
Spadoni Joseph, pantryman Paciflc Mail S. S. China
Spafford James M. (Fetmer tt 5.), res Oakland
Spahr I. R. (Spahr ti^ Haa{})i dwl 34 Keamy
Spahr & Haag (/. K. Spahr and F. Haag\ bootblacks, 34
Keamy
Spaichle Herman, carpenter, dwl Humboldt House
Spaight J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Spaight Patrick, milkman, dwl S 8 Precita Av nr San
Bruno Road, Bemal Heights
SPAIX, Camilo Martin consul, office NW cor California
and Leidesdorff
Spalding Edward C, bookkeeper Athem&Co., dwl 636
Commercial
Spalding Rufus C, pajmaster U. S. N., office 434 Califor-
nia, dwl 633 Ellis
Spalding. Sec Spaulding
Spalatrin Samuel, restaurant, dwl 311 East
Spalt Philip, teaser Pacific Glass Works, dwl cor Mariposa
and Minnesota
Spanagel George, bootmaker, dwl 815 Stockton
Spane Morris, laborer Palace Hotel
Spanger P., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Spanhack A., lather Palace Hotel
Spaniels , dwl 541 Front
Spanier Joseph, liquor saloon, 112 Post, dwl 315 Stockton
Spanier Joseph, salesman G. Cohn & Co., dwl 315 Stockton
Spanish Cigar Makers' Union, Sabino Ortego manager, 324
Clay
Spannagel Cha.r\es {Spannagd tfc Wucherer), dwl 2011 Fil-
bert
Spannagel & Wucherer (Charles Spannagel and Christian
Wucherer), manufacturers curled hair, 2011 Filbert
Spannhacke F. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl
314 Chestnut
Spannhacke Henry, porter, dwl 314 Chestnut
Spanton Andrew, painter, dwl 11 Gordon
Spanton James, painter, dwl 11 Gordon
Sparks Frederick, laborer I. Richards, dwl W s Jones bet
Francisco and Bay
Sparks H. M. Mrs., dwl 934 Folsom
Sparks John, porter Johnston & Veasey, dwl Oriental Hot«I
Sparks John W^., watchman Central Pacific R. R, dwl 934
Folsom
Sparks Thomas, teamster U. S. Draj*man, dwl 409 Jones
Sparks W. H. & Co. {Robert Smith), real-estate agents,
240 Montgomery
Sparks Williajn, bookkeeper Bryant & Cook, dwl 530 Bush
Sparks William, mariner, dwlei Garden
Sparks William H. (JT. H. Sparks <i- Co.), res Oakland
Sparling Henry, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Sparrow , machinehand S. F. Manufacturing Co.
Sparrow Albert R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1223
Clay
Sparrow John T., jointer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factor}',
dwl 767 Brj-ant
Sparrow Joseph, groceries and liquors, 33 Clementina
Sparrow Walter, bookkeeper Stone & Hayden, dwl 311
Chestnut
Spatz Charles H., clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo
& Co., dwl 1307 Stockton
Spatz Henry, carpenter, dwl 1307 Stockton
Spatz Henry Mrs., fancy goods, 1307 Stockton
Spaulding A. J., plasterer Palace Hotel, res OakHnd
Spuulding Andrew {Spaulding (t- Bro.), and watchmaker,
122 Fourth
SPAI'LDI.N'Ci C, A., attorney at law and collector office
54 Montgomerj- Block, dwl 1303 Leavenworth
Spaulding Charles A., printer Oil Cloth Manufacturing
Co., dwl cor York and Twenty-second
Spaulding Charles C, superintendent Wine Room Grand
Hotel
Spaulding Charles Hudson, sawmaker Nathan W. Spauld-
ing, dwl 413 Folsom
Spaulding Erastus {SpaiUding tt Bro.\ dwl 609 Minna
Spaulding George {Spaulding tt BartoY dwl 132 Eighth
Spauldiny' Jerome, with N. W. Spauldmg and school di-
recUir, dwl 304 Third
Spaulding John {John Spaulding d: Co.), dwl 1715 Clay
SPAULUI.MC; JOIIK «£ CO., Pioneer Carpet Beatmg
Machine, 353 and 355 Tehama
MORGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
■'■ p. VAN SOHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710. 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, Estatlished 1862.
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Spauldiug Madison, bricklayer, dwl 6 Noble PI 33 ■Hiirt'''' **"™e-"'«±>"«' attachments aud needles,
SPAIXMIXO .XATHA.V W., sawsmithing and repair- Speuce A. H monerhroker 9-7S v.mt^nn, „.
l°i-,.'7.-^i^?}-,r-'.('"!^ Pa«:/;.^^a..J/a„„jLc^ ! s!2„ce John;'^era^\Tm";ii;l"^?S^;, St Wharf
«ru^j C(y.), res SW cor Madison and Ninth, Oakland
Spauldiug Nathaniel H., carpenter New U. S. Marine
Hospital, dwl 541 Stevenson
Spaulding & Barto (George Spaulding and Harrison
Barto), book and jobprinters, 414 tUay
Spaulding i: Bro. {Andj^ew and £ra^tus), proprietors
California Fruit Drier, 31 Beale
Spaulding-. See Spalding
Spay Frank, machinist, dwl 54 Everett
Spear A. F., stevedore, dwl 29Hj Folsom
Spear Charies, expressman, dwl Fifteenth nr Castro
Spear Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Speaj- Charles J., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
55 Second
Spear Edward S. (Edward S. Spear d' Co.), dwl 817 Bush
SF£.IJ£ EOn'AKO !s, A CO. (Joseph S. ami Joseph
S. Jr.), auctioneers and commission merchants, o3t)
and 538 California
Spear Eliza (widow), dwl cor Kearny and Francisco
Spear Gusta^-us L., bookkeeper Edward S. Spear & Co
dwl 40y EUis
Si>ear John I. (tlickox i: S.), res Oakland
Spear Joseph S. {Edward S. Spear <!■ Co.), dwl 817 Bush
Spear Joseph S. Jr. (^Edward S. Spear tfc Co.). dwl 600
Bush
Spear Robert, blacksmith A. Huir & Co., dwl cor Fran-
cisco and Kearny
Spear Robert F. , shipsmith, dwl cor Francisco and Kearny
Spear Thomas G., compositor Women's Co-operative
Union, dwl SU6 Montgomery
Spear Thomas K., dentist, otfice 235 Kearny, dwl SE cor
Capp and Twenty-second
Spear William {llarty d: S.), dwl 213 Broadway
S]>ear William A., laborer, dw] C^uincy House
Spear Wiiiiam N., bo.vmaker George W. Swan &. Co., dwl
SW cor Sj)ear and Mission
Spearman Frank, watchman Real Estate Associates, dwl
43^ Jessie
Spearman Franz X., carpenter, dwl 115 Morton
Spearman Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Spears William, painter, dwl Kosciusko ur Cortland Av, S
8 Bemai Heights
Specbt Antonio, cook, dwl 516 Pacific
Specht Charles, clerk F. Whit* & Co., dwl 303 Dupont
Specht John (Schussler tL- Co.), dwl G2S Green
SPECIAL AGE.VT t. S. PO.ST-OFFUE OEPABT-
ME\T, ulfice GOG Montgomery" room 22
SPECLIL AUE.NT r. S. TBEA!»IBV DEPART-
ME\T, office Custom House third door
Speck John, blacksmith Jacob Sindel & Co., dwl 3941
Jackson
Speck Joseph, carrier Daily Examiner, dwl 124S California
Speckels William A. Rev., assistant pastor St- Mary's
Cathedral, dwl 028 California
Speckman F. F., groceries and liquors, NE cor Mission
and Fourth
Speechley William, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Speed William, horsedealer, dwT 334 Bush
Speer Charles, laburer, dwl 340 Seventh
Speer John W., mining, dwl S40 Seventh
Speetzen Henry F., cabinetmaker California Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 2014 Howard
Speier Bemliard, dwl 1603 Turk
Speier Charles, plasterer Palace Hotel
Speier. See Spiier and Speyer
Speigel William, cabinetmaker, dwl 143 Silver
Speisz Joseph, bootmaker Heim & Hepp, dwl 21 Dupont
Spellacy C, carj.>enter, dwl 304 Beale
Spellan Harrj* T., patternmaker, dwl IG O'Fajrell
Spellicy Martin, cartman, dwl 111 Jessie
SpeiJman H. J., captain schr Emily Lunt, dwl 9 Beale PI
Spellman Hugh, port«r S. Levy & Co., dwl 351 Tehama,
rear
Spellman John, hairdresser H. W. Stable, dwl 43S Jessie
Spellman John, laborer, dwl NE cor Francisco and Dup
Spellman JoJm, laborer, dwl W s San Jos6 Av nr Twenty-
ninth
Spellman Joseph, tailor, 733 Clay
Spellman Martin, carpenter, dwl 40 I^t Av
Spellman Michael, laborer McGrath ^"Co., dwl W s San
Bruno Koad nr Golden City House
Spellman Rebecca (widow), glovemaker, dwl 1214 Larkin
Si>ence John, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwllS' "fr^t
Speuce Katie E. Miss, dwl 413 Hayes
Spence William A. {Speiicc d: Johnson), dwi 1213 Bush
Speuce & Johnson (WiUtam A. Spence aiut Hobcrt J
Johnson), fishmongers, 93 California Market
Spencer A., carpenter, dwl 33 Eddv
Spencer A. G., machinist AngeU, Palmer & Co.. dwl 737
Pine
Spencer Alexander, dwl G33 California
Spencer Anne (widow!, dwl 90a Powell
Spencer Anson, stockbroker, dwl bOa Green
Spencer A. O., clerk stm Auieha CaL Pacific R. R., Broad-
way St. Wharf
Spencer B. F., carpenter Palace Hotel
, Spencer Christopher, shipcarpenter, dwl 309 Fremont
Spencer David, liquor saloon, NW cor Beale aud Folsom,
dwl 304 Folsom
Spencer D. E. (D. E. Speiicerd- Co.), dwl 427 Bush
Spencer D. E. & Co. (Lewis (rdotiiri/j), imjH'rters Japan
teas and commission merchants, office 323 Front
Spencer Eliza (widow), dwl 335 Green
Spencer Esther M. (widow), authoress, dwl 12 Clementina
Spenet-r Eugene W., salesman Pilsburj-, Adair & Co., dwl
969 Harrison
Spencer Ferdinand (Lamb & S.), dwl NE cor Second and
Stevenson
Spencer F. W.. pianotuner W. G. Badger, dwl 518 Geary
Spencer George, deckhand stm Express, Commercial St.
Wharf
Spencer George W., bookkeeper .^na Insurance Co., dwl
2 Martha PI
Spencer George W., mason, dwl 701 Stockton
Sj.)encer George W., Oakland Express, office NW cor Pa-
cific and Davis, res Oakland
Spencer Herbert, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl M9
Howard
Spencer J. Mrs., dwl 335 Green
Spencer James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , dwl 437 First
Spencer James L., carjienter, dwl 108 Mimia
Spencer Juhn, molder, dwl 152 First
Spencer John C. (J. M. Jianard <t Co.), dwl N s Jessie nr
Fifth
Spencer John W., agent Merrifield &, Rosener, dwl 216
Eleventh
Spencer L., carpenter C. Hutchinson & Son, dwl NW cor
Second aud Minna
Spencer L. Miss, dressmaker Miss C. L. O'Brien, dwl 410
Jones
Spencer Lowell B., clerk George Howes & Co., dwl 127
Keaniy
Spencer Nettie Miss, ladies' underwear, 11 Ellis
Spencer W. H., agent, dwl 303 Eddy
Spencer William, bricklayer, dwl 1227 Union
Spencer William, mason Palace Hotel
Spencer William, stovemounter Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
113 California
hamessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
, foreman Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D.,
, salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl
Spencer William A
dwl 11 Ellis
Spencer William H,
dwl 320 Main
Spencer William H.
Lick House
Spencer W. P., driver City R. R.
SPE^CEK OLIVER H., att-jmey at law, office 59
Merchants' Exchange, dwl Revere House
Spenes Louis, laborer Phmeas \'. BlanchanI, dwl oor San
Jose Av and Twenty-sixth
Spense A. H., compositor, dwl 52 Second
Spenindo Charies, hairdresser H. W. Stable, dwl 720 Wash
Speranza Antonio, vegetables, 35 Colombo Market
Speranza Domenici), teacher music, dwl ISOO Stockton
Sperb Jacob, clerk Whittier, Fuller i Co., dwl 13 Hayes
Sperling Brot icrs (Fran: and Mark E.), import«rs, man-
ufacturers, and jobbers cigars, t^ibaccu, etc., 320 Bat
Sperling Frank (Spertituj Bros.), dwl 235 Kearny
Si*erliiig Mark E. {Sperling BroK.), dwl 13>4 J'ost
Sperman Michael, printer Oil Cloth Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 707 Front
Speyer Bros. (D. E. and I.), proprietors Pacific famish
Works, SE cor Taylor and Water, olBce 10 Balter>-
Speyer Daniel, receiving taller Anglo-CaliXomian Bank,
dwl 1002 Van Ness Av
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Sperer David E. (Speyer Eros.), and bookkeeper Bach-
'man Bros., dwl 1109 Van Ness Av
Speyer Jacob W. (MorrUs Speyer & Co.), res Hamburg,
t»er.
Speyer L. (Speyer Bros.), dwl 1109 A an Ness Av
SPEYER MORKIS A CO. (J'Mob IT. Sjieycr and
Jacob M. Philip), importers, commission merchants,
and agents Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ir.s Co. and Swiss
Lloyd Marine Ins. Co., 13 Merchants' Exchange, 42o
California _,^„
Speyer Walter, clerk Morris Speyer & Co., office 426 Cali-
fornia, dwl 405 Powell
Speyer. Set- Speier and Spier , , ,„ „
Spiegel Christian (G. Ueffiiige" * Co.), dwl 48 Zoe
Spiegel Louis, teamster 1). E. Allison* Co., dwl 242 Minna
Spiegel WiUiam, cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl
14S Silver
Spier John, clerk, dwl 321 Taylor
Spiers James (.McA fee, S. & Co.), dwl 1620 Sutter
Spies Frank, upholsterer, 603 Powell
Spieseke V., engineer, dwl 340 Bryant
Spiess Conrud, cook Heinz's Hotel
Spillane Dennis, longshoreman, dwl 127 Hamson
Spillane Hugh, porter S. Levy & Co., dwl 351 Tehama
Spillane John, clerk, dwl 217 Prospect PI
Spille Michel, laborer, dwl 662 Minna
Spiller Frank, policemen City Hall, dwl 32 Sixth
Spiller Margaret Mrs., dwl 142 Natoma
Spilman H. J., mariner, dwl 7 Beale PI
Spinas Elio, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Spindle Antonio Joseph, hairdresser Joseph M. Suva, dwl
306i Third „ ,
Spindle"Stephen (E. A. Love <fc Co.), dwl 131 Turk
Spindler George, cabinetmaker, dwl 503 Fell
Spindler Jacob, hairdresser, dwl 433 Union
Spindler James, oiler stm Coquille, Jackson St. Wharl
Spinetta Vineenzo, student, dwl 215 Broadway
Spinetti Antonio, collector, 712 Montgomerj-, dwl 520 Green
Spinetti Guiseppe, vegetabledealer, dwl 222 I'rancisco,
rear
Spink Daniel E., laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co.,
dwl S Maiden Lane
Spink James A., gold and silverplater, 713 Mission
Spink Samuel P., silverplater, 69 Fourth, dwl 745 Folsom
Spink Samuel P. Jr., silverplater Samuel P. Spink, 69
Fourth
Spinks Charles N., plumber J. R. Craig, dwl 1222 Bush
Spinner Alexander, cellarman Ljon & Co.
Spinney George L., clerk Richardson & Field, dwl 1615
Larkin
SPIXNEl' GEORGE R., mmmg secretary, office 320
California, dwl 1615 Larkin
Spiimev Joseph, car^-ienter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Spinney Waldron S., superintendent S. F. Cordage Facto-
ry,* dw-1 Iowa nr Humboldt
Spinning Frank, carpenter, dwl 316 Eleventh
Spinny Joseph, shipcarpenter, dwl 446 Brannan
Spintfer George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 603
Fell
Spintler Wilhelm, musician, dwl 503 Fell
Spiridione Costre, bootmaker, 16 Clay
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (weekly), Chase & Boruck
proprietors, office 621 Sansom
Spiro M. & Co. (Louis Abraham), pawnbrokers, 1136 Du-
pont
Spiro Morris (M. Spiro A Co.), dwl 735 Broadway
Si)itz Abraham, bookkeeper Son Brothers, dwl 906 Polk
Spitz Bertha Mme., hairdressing saloon and wigmaker,
316 Keamv
Spitz Edward," bookkeeper, dwl 906 Polk
Spitz Paul, draftsman City and County Surveyor's Office,
dwl 734 Union
Spitz Theodore P., salesman Son Brothers, dwl 906 Polk
Spitzigen O. , dyer, dwl Sixteenth nr cor Howard
Spitzragel Theodore, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel
Splaiiie James, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 11 Verona PI
Splaine Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 25 Baldwin Court
Splaine William, shoemaker John Irwin, dwl 33S Ritch
Splane James, laborer, dwl 50 Louisa
Splane Margaret Miss, chambermaid Mrs. H. A. Smith,
1206 Market
Splane Morris, laborer Palace Hotel
Splamv Dennis, stevedore A. C. Freese
SPLrVAtO Ai:«;VSTIIS D., attorney at law, office 430
Jackson, dwl 1804 Dupont
Sphvalo CaBsar R. (Prusso X- S. and California Paste
Co.), dwl 919 Jackson
Splud Emile, barkeeper Charles A. Anderson, dwl 1309
Powell
Spludt William, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Spoff ord J. L. . shipjoiner, 413 Main, dwl 342 Grove
Spofford William E., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
dwl 13 Hickorj- Av
Spohn Joseph (Spohn <k DougaH), dwl 4 Jackson
Spohn Marj- Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 4 Jack
Spohn & Dougart (Joseph Spohn and John I. Dvugart),
market, 4 Jackson
Sponcler Joseph N., carpenter William B. Bradbury, dwl
313 Bryant .
Spooner Benjamin T., stagecarpenter Bella Umon Thea^
ter, dwl 27 Stone
Spooner C, laborer, dwl 636 Sacramento
Spooner Thomas (T. O'Connor ,(• Co.), res San Miguel
Spooner Thomas, laborer, dwl 217 Linden Av
Spoor Henry, horsetrainer Henry C. Spoor, N s Haightbet
Fillmore and Steiner
Spoor Henry C, stables, N a Haight bet FiUmore and
Sporer D. W., student Heald's Business College, dwl 228
Bush
Spomli S., cook, dwl 622 Pine
Sportono Jean B. Jr., butter, cheese, and poultry, 47 Cal-
ifornia Market, dwl 1626 Stockton
Sportono Nicol, poultn'dealer, dwl 1626 Stockton
Sposito John (Larkins, Catnnia <fc S.), dwl 8 Sonoma PI
Spottiswood John, bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co., dwl
N s ElUs nr Devisadero
Spotts James H., commodore U. S. N., dwl 19 South Park
Spotts Temple T., clerk Twelfth Lightrhouse District, of-
fice 204 Montgomery, dwl 19 South Park
Sprague Abbie F. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary
School, dwl 126 Silver
Sprague Adam (Spra'jue * rantlewatir),iv\ 1007 Miss
Sprague C. J., major U. S. A. and chief paj-master De-
partment California, office 106 Stockton, dwl 46 South
Park
Sprague George H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., dwl 305
Filbert
Sprague J. C, carpenter, dwl 303 O'Farrell
Sprague Samuel S. (CooAr it Co.), dwl 126 Silver
Sprague Samuel S. Jr., bookkeeper Hawkins & Cantrell,
dwl 126 Silver
Sprague Thomas, surveyor, dwl W 8 Harrison bet Twen-
tieth and Tw-enty-first
Sprague William, mason Palace Hotel
Sprague WilhamL., dwl 634 Bush
Sprague & Vandewater (^d<l»n Sprague and WilUam U.
Vandcwater), liquor saloon, 900 Market
Spratt George S., asphaltum contractor and agent Henrj-
B. Piatt and William Walkerly & Brother, office 204
Montgomery, dwl 510 Mason
Spratt Joseph, plasterer, dwl 203 Post
Spratt William, carpenter, dwl 11 Leroy PI
Sprauer Adolf, carjjenter, dwl 24 Pinckney PI
Spray George, proprietor Relay House, 507 Mission
Sprecht Minnie (widow), dwl NW cor Post and Mason
Spreckels Adolph, student Heald's Business College
SPREfKELS flAi:S. president Cal. Sugar Refiner}',
office SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl SE cor Sui-
teenth and Howard
Spreckels Diederich, secretary Cal. Sugar Refinery, office
SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl 2612 Folsom
Spreckels Henrr (Spreckels it Co.), dwl 70 Everett
Spreckels Henry, tanner Casper Becker, dwl E s ban
Bruno Road' nr Thirtieth
SPRECKELS JOilX D., manager Cal. Sugar Reflneiy,
office SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl NW cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Spreckels Peter, dwl 236 Thirteenth
SPRECKELS A CO. (Henry SpreckeU, Claus Marl-
gels, Frederick nagemann, and Diedrich Broimner),
proprietors Albany Brewerj', 71-75 Everett
SPREE\ WILLI.t.lI, Uquor saloon, cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F. , , „,„
Spring Francis S., real estate, office 705 Sansom, dwl 812
Chestnut ^ ,. .t
Spring Gardner W., fruits and cigars, SE cor Fourth and
Berry, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry
Spring George, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl Montgomery
Hotel
Spring John Mrs., dwl 1109 Stockton
Spring John Jr., dwl 1109 Stockton
Spring John R., real estate, office 705 Sansom, dwl Grand
Hotel , „, ,
Spring Menzo, manufacturer and agent Dr. Douglas Bly 8
Artificial Limbs, office and dwl 166 Tehama
Spring Mountain Tunnel Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 37
Merchants' Exchange
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SPRpG VAILEV WATER WORKS, Charles Webb
Howard, president, E. M. Miles secretary, office 616
California
Spring William, tailor John Blake, dwl 321 Sutter
Springer A. C. {W. II. Clark i- C.j.), dwl 731 Bush
Si'RI\«ER JA.SON, lumber, sash, and doors, SE cor
Mission and Spear, dwl 1013 Clay
Springer Martha J. Mrs,, housekeeper, dwl 1409 Powell
S]iringer Ransom, salesman Jason Springer, res Oakland
Sjirniger Samuel F., collector Pacific Commercial Co
dwl 469 Minna '
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Springfield
Mass.), Fanisworth & Clark agents, 426 California '
Springmann Edward, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer &
Co., dwl 437 Fulton
Springmeller John, distiller, dwl 12 Lewis PI
Spread Flora (widow), dwl 171S Pine
Sproston John, with Mutual Life Insurance Co. New York,
office 204 Montgomery
Sprott Maggie Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, dwl
cor Howard and Fifteenth
Sproul Edward, steward H. H. Toland, 810 Jackson
Sproul H. E. Mrs., clairvoyant, 112 Fourth
Sproul J. R. , copyist, dwl 117 Sixth
Sproul Mary Ann (widow), dwl N s Central Road nr Giant
Powder Works
Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley i: Co.), res Oakland
SPKII.1..\«'E, STANLEY A, CO. {John Spruance,
Samuel L. Stanley, and Cyrus C. Chapman), whole-
sale \vines and liquors, 410 Front
Spruegel Christian, liquor saloon, 3 Bowen's Block W b
Railroad Av nr Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Spnihan Walter, tailor, 6 Noble PI
Sprung Ann (widow), dwl 16 Mission Av
Sprung David H. (Sprung d: Skanabroolc), dwl 823 Mont
Sprung Henry, bookkeeper McArron & Sophey, dwl 16
Mission Av
Sprung & Shanabrook {David H. Sprung and Isaac L.
Shanabrook), painters, 820 Folsom
Spurgeon Erasmus, feed stable and hacks, 652 Bryant
Spurr William H., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl
348 Fourth
Spuyer Jesse G., carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Squeri Guiseppe, gardener Garrison Stephano, dwl E s
Guerrero nr Si.xteeuth
Squire Henry C, agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co., dwl 10
Oak
Squire James, miner, dwl 411 Pacific
Squire James E. , inspector Custom House, dwl 812 Webster
Squire Lovell, commission merchant, 402 Front, dwl 1412
Jackson
Squire O. D., mining secretary, office 331 Montgomery
room 28, res East Oakland
Squires Bros. {Nathan L. and Edwin S.), wood and coal,
NE cor Seventh and Minna
Squires Edwin S. (Squires Bros.), dwl NE cor Seventh
and Minna
Squires George, steward, dwl 423 Harrison
Squires George D. , dwl 417 PoweU
Squires George H., steward stm Ventnra, dwl 112 SL\th
Squires George L., first officer stm Ajas Oregon S. S. Co.,
dwl 530 Howard
Squires Nathan L. (Squires Bros.), dwl 111 Seventh
Squires N. L. Mrs., dressmaker. 111 Seventh
Sresovich Luke G. {Luke, G. Sresovich <b Co.), dwl 309
Mason
Sresovich Luke G. & Co., importers and wholesale for-
eign and domestic fruits, 5iy Sansora
Sresovich Rouske, clerk Luke G. Sresovich & Co., dwl 961
Howard
Srogen A. , dwl 123 Jackson
Sroufe John (Sroufe, Sweeney & Co.), dwl 416 Eddy
SUOUEE, SWEE.\EY €& fO. (John Srm/e, Loremo
H. Sweeney, and John E. Buggies), wholesale pro-
visions and commis.sii)n merchants, 406 Front
ST. AXDKEW'S SOflETY, rooms 232 Sutcer
ST. ICOMFA<'E ORPHA.V ASl'lUM, 9 Wash Av
St. Clair , pattenuiiaker, dwl 549 Howai'd
St. Clair A. B., mason Palace Hotel
St. Clair Albert E., tailor A. Zinnamon, dwl 523 Kearny
St. Clair Charies, hostler A. Marshall, dwl 830 Gay
St. Clair Henn', lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
1310 Vallejo
St. Clair John, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
St. Clair John A., teamster Tliomas Newell, dwl 363 Min
St. Clair William, painter California Furniture Manufact-
uring Co., dwl Continental Holel
St. Cricq Clemence Mme., laundry, 423 Post, rear
St. Denis Jules (St. Denis <fc Chesney), dwl 327i Chestnut
St. Denis S, Chesney (^u^es St. Denis and Denis Chcsney)
pamters and paint and paperhangings, 1305 Stockton
St. Dennis Amelia (widow), dwl 918 Jackson
St. Dennis Louis, barkeeper William A. Scollay, dwl 918
Jackson
ST. «EKMAI\ FERI>I\.1\-|> OE {mccR.^r to Jacob
Stmhle X- CO, l.illKu-a-t.ble and'fun.ituro .nana
facturer and d.-akr taiKy woods aud veneers, 533
Market, dwl ITuT.^ tituektim
St. Helena G and S. M. a>. (Napa Co.), Office 22 Merch-
ants Exchange
ST. IGXATItS COILEGE, 841 Market ur Fourth
bt. John , carriagemaker, dwl 515 Pine
St. John B. G., lumber surveyor, dwl 211 Seventh
St. John Chauncey, clerk F. E. Lutv, res Oakland
St. John Frederick, bricklayer, dwl 246 Steveii'iun
St. John Gold Muiing Co. (Kern Co.), office 330 Pino
St. John H. A. Mrs., teacher Rincon School dw! 211
Seventh
St. John John, fireman Oriental Refinery, dwl Nineteenth
Av nr G, South S. F.
St. John Richard A. {Gleeson ,£■ Fell), res Oakland
St. Joseph Fire and Marine Insurance Co. {Mo ) Oliver
Hawes agent, office S17 California
ST. J|:LIE\ EtCiKNC, proprittor Guillaume Tell Ho-
tel, 721 Pacific
St. Jullien Paul de, salesman 642 Sacramento, dwl 7 Au-
gust Alley
St. Lawrence Livery and Sale Stable, William E. Bridge
proprietor, 212 Sutter
St. Lawrence Mill and Mining Co. (Placer Co.), office 419
California room 27
St. Leger Bridget Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl 412 Shotwell
St. Leger Margaret Miss, seamstress Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl 412 Shotwell
St. Louis Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 520 Clay
St. Louis Hotel, Hans Strom & Co. proprietors, 11 and 13
Pacific
St. Louis Insurance Co. (St. Louis, Mo.), Richard B. Ir-
win & Co. agents, office 200 Saiisom
St. Louis, Kansas City, and Northern Railway, T. H.
Dearborn agent, office 3 New Montgomery
St. Lucie (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, (Kii) Commercial
ST. LliKE'S HOSPITAL, Lundy Lane bet Esmeralda
and Virginia avs, Benial Heights, Rev. T. W. Broth-
erton M.D. superintendent, office 414 Market
St. Marie Jean, bedmaker Herteman i, Fonroche, dwl
California Hutel
St. Mark's Building, SW cor Keaniy and Moi-ton
ST. MARY'S COLLECiE, Rev. B. Justin C. B. presi-
dent, San Jose Ruad 4 miles from City Hall
ST. MAnVS HOSPITAL, Brjant bet First and Sec
St. Mathews John H., journalist, dwl Kentucky bet Six-
teenth and Santa Clara
St. Nicholas Hotel, Comyn & Boyd proprietors, 212-216
First
St. Patrick Gold M. Co. (Placer Co.), D. F. Verdenal sec-
retary, office 409 California
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Minnesota),
Hutchinson, Mann & Smith agents, office 314 Cal
St. Paul G. and S. M. Co. (Napa Co.), office 22 Merchants'
Exchange
Staacke Adolph, cabinetmaker, dwl Harmony Hotel
Staakey George (Barrow d: Co.), dwl t>00 Bush
Staats Ferdinand, clerk Charles Fett, dwl ".'31 Folsom
Stacey David B., clerk Auditing Department Wells, Fargo
&Co., dwl 308 Sutter
Stacey E. A. (widow), furnished rooms, 102 Eddy
Stacey Henr>', bookkeejjer Custom House, dwl 535J Min
Stacey Henry, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Stacey Michael, laborer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Stachler John J., shooting gidlerj-, 421 Dupont
Stacy Robert H., carpenter, dwl 115 Ellis
Stack , merchant, dwl 127 Kearny
Stack John, bag manufacturer, 420 i )nimm, dwl 200 Second
Stack John, salesman Cornelius l»esmond, dwl 30 Louisa
SUck Mary A., seamstress S. F. Laundrj-, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Stack Timothy J., salesman George W. Clark, dwl 201
Eleventh
Stackhiiuse Robert, machinist California Theater, dwl 004
Pine
Stackpole B. B., superintendent F. I. Currj', dwl 7(i9 Har
Stackpole Fremont, machinehand Excelsior Mills, dwl i;J4
Fourth
Stiickpole Joseph L. (Dennixon <L' S.), dwl Golden Gate
Driving Park
Stackpole T. W. (Bacon ft S.), res San Joe6
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Stacom Lawrence, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Stiicom Maria R. Miss, milliner and millinery, 8 Mont
Stacuin Samuel, engineer, dwl 742 Folsom
Stadelman John, carpenter Palace Hotel
Stadfeldt A. Miss, clairvoyant, 783 Market
Stadnian Peter, clerk William Gernreich, dwl SW cor
Davis and Jackson
Stadteyrg'er George, bookkeeper S. F. Abend Post, dwl 1604
Jones
Stadtfeld Jacob, ingot melter U. S. Mint, dwl 1506 Jones
Stadtfeld Jacob Jr., teacher music, office 643 ClEiy, dwl
ICiQi) Jones
Stadtfeld William C, tinsmith Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 1506 Jones
Staeg-lii;h Frank, gardener, dwl 1303 Jackson
Staehli John, carvers. F. ManufacturingOo., dwl 319 Bush
Staehli M., woodcarver John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl
512 Jessie
Staempfli Charles, bookkeeper Engelbrecht & Levy, dwl
1222 Jackson
Staenbach Antone, carpenter, dwl 24 Natoma
Staengel Eberhard, confectioner, dwl 1432 Pacific
Staerker Cliarles, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, dwl 6
Quincy PI
Staffelbach Edward, hairdresser, 108 Steuart
Stafford Cash H., salesman Page & Cowell, dwl 40 Zoe
Stafford James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 303
Bryant
Stafford John, cook, dwl 1304 Powell
Stafford John A., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1725
Leavenworth
Stafford John E., carpenter, dwl Humboldt House
Stafford R. G., clerk, dwl 213 Eddy
Stafford Thomas, blacksmith, dwl SW cor Montgomery Av
and Lombard
Stafford William, baker California Cracker Co., dwl 1804
Mason
Stafford William, shipcarpenter, dwl 114 Freelon
Stage Edward, bagmaker Babcock i4 Gould, dwl 23 Sacra-
mento
Stager Richard (A. M. Adams & Co.), dwl 725 Harrison
Stagg Cornelius, proprietor Ocean View House, E s Ocean
House Road 6^- miles from City Hall
Stagnaro Augustino, marblecutter S. Campodouico. dwl
3U3 Green
Stahl Arnold, bookkeeper Hoffman & Co., dwl 15 Ellis
Stabl Frederick, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Keamy
Stahl Grant T. , assistant clerk Supreme Court of Califor-
nia, res Oaldand
Stable Charles, printer, dwl 1109 Pacific
Stable Henry W., hairdressing and bathing saloon Occi-
dental Hotel, Bush ur Montgomery, dwl 76 Clem
Stable John {Stahle tt BernharU), dwl 1109 Pacific
Stable John H. F., hairdresser Stable & Bemhard, dwl
1109 Pacific
Stable William, plumber, dwl 636 Green
ST.UILE «£ UeitXlIAStO (John Stable and B. Bern-
hard), Russ House Baths and Hairdressing Saloon,
217 Montgomery
Stahmann Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton
and Sacramento, dwl 14 Prospect PI
Stahmer George, clerk William Mentel, dwl NE cor Broad-
way and Stockton
Staib Conrad, bootmaker, 932 Folsom
Stainson William, laborer, dwl SE cor Twenty-first and
Mission
Stair Alexander, clerk Quint & Egerton, dwl 930 Mission
Stairley Mary Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 412 Ellis
Stairlev Waverley, assistant auditor Southern Pac. R. R..
dwl 412 Ellis
Stairs John, miner, dwl 156 Third
Stairs Michael, porter John Quinn, dwl 408 Clementina
Siairwood Samuel, expresswagon, cor Drumm and Clay
Stalder Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Atchison & Co., dwl 24
Anna
Stalcy Mrs., clairvoyant, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Staley Arthur, tinsmith B. C. Austin, res Oakland
Staley Benjamin, clerk, dwl 273 Stevenson
Staley E. W., foreman Machinery- Department U. S. Mint
Staley George, carpenter, dwl 5 Mason
Staley M'illiam N., teamster Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 8
Simpson PI
Stallmann Christian (6'(ai;»i«n7i ct Bru^rj/emann), dwl 1925
Sutter
Stallmann ^ Brug^cmann {Christian Stallmann and
Henry Brwjfjemann), mercKwjt tailors, 526 Mont
Stalman Henry, painter, dwl 919 Powell
Stamberg Carl T., Scandinavian Soc., 71 New Montgomerj-
Stamer August, blacksmith Guiseppe Massone, dwl 15^
Glover
Stamer J. C. (Zierenberg d- S.), dwl SE cor Fol and Ritch
Stamp Henry F., bricklayer, dwl 81 Natoma
Stamp Hezekiah, brickmason, dwl 81 Natoma
Stamper R., salesman Mrs. H. Jacob, dwl 4 Howard Court
Stanavich SI., fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Stanavich Peter, fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Stanberry , dwl 737 Howard
Stanbridge Charles E., cooper, dwl N s Eighteenth Av nr
R, South S. F.
Stanch Charles, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 Mission
Staneh Theodore, painter John F. Kennedy, dwl cor Mis-
sion and Twentv-ninth
STAKDABtl* SlIIKT FACTORY, Neustadter Broth-
ers proprietors, SW cor Market and First, office NW
cor Battery and Pine
Standard Soap Co. (R. P. Thomas and W. F. Flick), office
office 204-208 Sacramento
Standeford William W., stationery clerk Ciistom House,
res Oakland
Standerwick James S., housepainter, 506 Montgomery,
dwl 22 Russ, rear
Standidge Martha Miss, dwl (119) 120 Clinton
Standidge William, dwl (119) 120 Clinton
Standinger Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
535 Pine
Standish Henrj', salesman, dwl 245 Minna
Standisb William J., dyer F. C. Hagerup & Co., dwl 645
Howard
Standter Frederick, cook, dwl 613 Mission
Stanfield John, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Stanfield Mary (widow), dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Stanfield Thomas, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Stanford Charles P., inventor, dwl 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Daniel E., bookkeeper John Perry Jr., dwl 32
Eleventh
Stanford Hotel, Mrs. Louisa Drouilhat proprietress, 618
and 020 Fourth
Stanford Joseph, clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
dwl 728 Bush
STANKOKO LELAWD, president Central Pacific R. R.
and Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co., office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend room 41, dwl 711 Pine
Stanford Myron E., carpenter, dwl 2401 Buchanan
Stanford W. T., stockbroker, dwl 13 Rondel PI
Stanfort James, dwl 29 Minna
Stanfort John, dwl 29 Minna
Stange Jacob, clerk Christopher Mangles, dwl SW cor
Washington and Stockton
Stange John D. {Stange tt Hink), dwl 7 Ritch
Stange Si. Hink (John D. Stangt and John F. Hink),
dry goods, 38 Third
Stangenberger August, pianotuner, dwl 1914 Hyde
Stangenberger August J., clerk Jacob Cohen, dwl 1914
Hyde
Stangroom Charles N., clerk Northern Assurance Co.,
dwl 435 Tyler
Stangroom Mark L., civil engineer, office with W. L.
Booker, 319 California, dwl 435 Tyler
Stangroom Robert, seaman, dwl E 8 Main bet Harrison
and Bryant
Staniels Annie E. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U.
S. Mint, dwl 322 O'Farrell
Staniels Horatio A., liquor saloon, E b Montgomery Av
bet Vallejo and Green, dwl 2 Scotland
Staniels John, dwl 1116 Stockton
Staniels John S., salesman William H. Mitchell, dwl SE
cor Stockton and Pacific
Staniels William H., carriagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 610 Filbert
Staniforth Julia (widow), groceries and liquors, NW cor
Townsend and Ritch
Stanislaus River Mining Co., office 113 Leidesdorff
Stanle F. H., hairdresser Adam Grimme, dwl 28 SecondAv
Stanley , salesman, dwl 337 Jessie
Stanley Alfred, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Stanley Alfred W., steward Windsor House, dwl 130
Fifth, rear
Stanley Benjamin, clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 8
Liberty
Stanley Charles A., engineer stm Tulare, dwl 22 Perry
Stanley Frank, waiter, dwl 333 Bush
Stanley Frederick H., teamster, dwl W s Alabama bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Stanley Frederick Hastings, phonographic reporter, office
204 Montgomery
Stanley Harry C, aole-leather cutt«r Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl cor Polk and Market
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, S7 Cal. Market
•J. P.VA1TSCHAACK&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1S52.
Stanley Ira, dwl 810 Filbert
Stanley James, bookstand, SW cor Washington and Bat-
terj-, dwl 920 Montgomery
Stanley James, hackman. Plaza, dwl 2C5 Jessie
Stanley James A., engineer, dwl 636 Commercial
Stanley Robert, dwl 327 Fell
Stanley Samuel L. (Spruant^e, S. i- Co.), res Oakland
Stanley William H,, dentist, office 116 Kearny, dwl Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Stanlon James, laborer Palace Hotel
Stanly Da\id S., printer, dwl 141,S Stockton
ST AMY JOUN A., attorney at law, office NW cor
Clay and Montgomery-, res Oakland
Stanly Patrick, watehman Palace Hotel
Stannage Philip J., lodgings, 217 Third
Stannage P. J., student Heald's Business College
Stannah Richard Mrs. (widow), dwl U Stanly PI
Stanrose John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Stansburj- Charles F., dwl S20 Washington
Stansburj- Charles F. Jr., with Salamander Felting Co.,
dwl 1117 Van Ness Av
Stanson Filing, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary- and Central
Av
Stanson Robert, laborer Louis Jaffe, dwl 125 Sutter
Stanson William, carpenter, dwl 108 Eleventh
Stanton , seaman, dwl SW cur Harrison and Main
Stanton Charles, fireman Engine Co. No. 11 S. F. F. D.,
dwl Fourteenth bet Railroad Av and N
Stanton Charles H., captain schr Mary E. Hall, office 117
Clay
Stanton Edward, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 2
Lick
Stanton George, teamster Kom & McCarthy
Stanton James, real estate, dwl W s Mission nr Fifteenth
Stanton Jeremiah, peddler, dwl E side Nmth nr Harrison
Stanton John, miner, dwl 523 Pacific
Stanton John (colored), waiter, dwl 7 Miles PI
Stanton John H. , teamster Singer Manufacturing Co. , dwl
60 Tehama
Stanton John W., bootblack, 646 Gay, dwl Miles Place
Stanton Mary J. (widow), dwl SW cor Eleventh and Rail-
road avs. South S. F.
Stanton Maurice, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
20 Lilly Av
Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, dwl 311 Union
Stanton Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 711 Folsom
Stanton Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 727^ Clementina
Stanton Timothy, laborer Palace Hotel
Stanton William", dwl 1 Chatham PI
Stanton William, dwl 424 Sansom
Stanwich Albert, machinist, dwl 737 Brannan
Stanwood Emerson, stevedore, dwl 603 Hayes
Stanwood George W. A., dwl 200 Austin
Stanwood Henry P., agent Chicago and Northwestern R.
R., office 306 Montgomery, dwl 606 Folsom
Stanwood Samuel, expressman, SE cor Clay and Dnuum,
dwl 209 Austin
Stan.van Albert P., superintendent City Cemetery, dwl
Cemeterv Reservation
Stanyan Charles H. (Stanyan d- Van Xorden), dwl 2006
Bush
Stanvan & Van Norden (Charles H. Stanyan and Robert
T. Tan \urden), real-estate agents, 807 Montgomeri'
Stapelfeldt Charles, sea baths, SE cor Hyde and Beach
Stapelfeldt WUliam {Erohn & S.), dwl NE cor Grove and
Gough
Staples Alpheus, mining, office 402 Montgomery room 7,
res Oakland
Staples Charles, dwl 31 Eddy
STAPLES DAVID J., president Firemans Fund In-
siJrance Co., office 401 California, dwl 604 Sutter
Staples Frank, clerk, dwl 215 Turk
Staples George F., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl NE
cor Keamy and Jackson
Staples James W., insurance adjuster Hartford Fire Ins.
Co., dwl 815 Valencia
Staples John C, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 604
Sutter
Staples Joseph A., porter James N. McCune, dwl 48 Clay
Stapleton Catherine, dwl 13 Louisa
Stapleton Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. A. McEvoy,
dwl 761 Mission
Stapleton John, frescopainter, dwl 761 Mission
Stapleton John, liquor saloon, SW cor Gearj- and Brod-
Stapleton Joseph, planter decorator Samuel Kcllett, dwl
562i Natoma
Stapleton Maek, laborer Thomas Braden, dwl W 8 Scott
bet Geary and Post
Stapleton ^dliam, blacksmith Canill Manuf. Co. dwl
cor Fom-teenth Av and R, South S. F.
Stapleton William, laborer, dwl 23 Anna ,
Staplett.n William, shipviTight, dwl S 8 Fourteenth Av
bet L and M, South S. F. i
Stapleton William Jr., blacksmith, dwlS s Fourteenth Av
bet L and M, South S. F.
StapjKnheck William, tailor, dwl l.we Dupont
STAK BUEWEKY, Merrificld & Rosencr proprietors,
SE cor Folsom and Eleventh, office 125 California
Star Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Sev.), George R.
Spinney secretary, office 320 Califirmia
Star Frederick P., shipkee[ier, dwl 713 Filbert, rear
Star Jacob, speculator, dwl 28 Ellis i
STAK LL\E FAt IFIC PAC KETS, Harris, Dell & ,
Co. proprietors, office 40 California
Star Mining Co. (Cherrj- Creek, Nev.), office 419 Califor- 1
nia room 28 I
Star Union Railroad Line (freight), Richard Gray a^nt, ,
office 238 Montgomery
Staratt J. S., millman. dwl .504 Howard
Starbird Albion W. (Starbirdii Goldxloiu), dwl 605 Pulk
Starbird & Goldstonc (J. IT. Starbird and J. IS. Gold-
stone), lumber and building material, SW cor Market
and Spear .
Stark Andrew, laborer, dwl 1158 Folsom
Stark Florence L. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Primary
School, dwl 711 Greenwich
Stark Grace A. (widow), dwl 711 Greenwich
Stark John (Tautphaus d- S.), dwl NE cor First and Clem
Stark John, stockbroker, office 411^ California room 2
Stark John W., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl M bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Stark Luke, butcher, dwl 6 Clementina
Stark Richard R., dwl 822 Powell
Stark S. Mrs. , actress, dwl cor Eleventh and Minna
Stark Sarah (widow), dwl 850 Market
Starkey Charles, clerk Dennis O'Brien, dwl 10 Card Alley
Starkey G., blacksmith Potrero and B. V. R. R, [
Starkev George H., shoemaker, dwl 54 Minna
Storkey George L., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 716
Seventeenth
Starkey Henry-, butcher Barney Horn, dwl Railroad Av ,
nr Ninth Av, South S. F. ]
Starkey J. R., dwl 406 Green
Starkey Margaret Mrs., boarding, W s Railroad Av bet
Eighth and Ninth avs. South S. F.
Starkev Peter, laborer, dwl .506 Market
Starkey Sarah Mrs. dwl 116 O'Farrell
Starkey Sarah (widow), dressmaker, dwl 35 Park Av
Starkin Eluini (widow), seamstress, dwl 6 Hinckley
Starkweather Andrew J., peddler, dwl S 8 Eddy bet Scott
and Pierce
Starkweather H. Mrs., dwl 1213 Powell
Starkweather Henry L., dwl W s Verba Buena bet Clay
and Sacramento
Starkweather Herbert J., photographic printer George D.
Morse, dwl 12^ Sherman
Starkweather J. M., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 21
Hawthorne
Starkweather Joseph B., photographic artist, office and
dwl 12^ Sherman
Starkweather L. Mrs., proprietress Keaue House, 317 Third
Starkweather Lewis S., proprietor Oikland Dairy, W s
Verba Buena bet Clay and Sacnimento
Starkweather Louis S., farmer, dwl 317 Third
Starlight G. and S. M. Co. (Humboldt Co.. Nov.), David
Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Starr Abram D. (Slarr <t Co.), res South Vallcjo
Starr Addison N. (Starr i- .Malliisoni, dwl 731 Bush
Starr Angelo M,, marbledealer, dwl 55 Second
Starr Augustus, boarding stable, S s Washington bet
Buchanan and Webster '
Starr Augustus W. (Starr i- Co.), res South \ allejo
Starr Erwin P., clerk M. P. and M. Deiartment Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 9-29 Howard
STABR FlOl K .WILIS (South Vallcjo), Starr 4 Co, _
proprietors, office 212 Clay
Starr George R. (Starr d- Little), dwl 1408 Geary
Starr King Silver Mining Co. (Elko, Nev.), Louii) Kaplan
secretarv-, office 27 Slerchants' Exchange
Starr M. Angelo, marble works, 92 Stevenson, dwl Everett
House
Starr Samuel P. , salesman Sanderson & Horn, dwl 923i Har
Starr William, bellman Grand Hotel, dwl 19 Mo88
Starr William, carpenter, dwl 75s Harrib.™
STAKR «t «'0. (Abram D. and Augwitia W. Starr,
Patterson A. Campbell, and A. ZJamii»(fr), propne-
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D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant-^'
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Starr & Little {Oe&rge R. Starr and Stephen H. Little),
fruit and produce commission, 312 Washin^'ton
Starr k Mathison {A . M. Starr a ad Thomas Ma tii isonX re-
finers antimony, works N s Ben^- bet Foui-th and Fifth
Starratt J. F., piperaaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl
Howard House
SUn-att Milton, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
■1-Jii Bush
Starrs William, laborer, dwl 109 Tehama
SUi-^till John, bricklayer, dwl 519 Mission
STATK AM> IMC'IFM- <'OAST IM'SINESSmREC-
T4HIV, Henry (i. Lan^-'luy proprietor, ottice 012 Clay
STVTE ISSAYKR* Louis Falkenau, office ill Mont
STATE <'ENTE>:^IAl t'OM!»UTTEE, office 714Shot-
well
STATE GAIfGER, JAmes Hunter, office 323 Front
State Granites, Isaac G. Gardner secretary, office 6 Leid
STATE II AKBOK 4'OM!IIISSIOi\ERS BOARD OF,
office 440 Jackson
STATE iXVESTMEXT A>D INSFRAKCE CO., Fe
ter Donahue jiresident, Charles H. Cushing secretary,
office 409 California
State of Maine Mill and Mining Co. (AmadorCo.), office 37
Merchants' Exchange
State Tide Land Cummissionera Board of, office SW cor
Kearny and Clay
Stitelie William, miner, dwl 632 Market
Stutliam William M., pianotuner Matthias Gray, dwl 865
Mission
Stathi Nicholas, laborer, dwl E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-seventh
St-athopolis E. (Allio7ie tfc S.), dwl 3 Hardie PI
Statistician, Louis P. McCarty publisher and proprietor,
423 Washington
Statti Nicholas, laborer, dwl E s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty- sixth
Statts Hannah (colored), dwl 209 Prospect PI
Stau Tlieodore, clerk G. Samsreither, dwl 619 Pacific
Stauch Charles, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl N s
Gody nr Mission
Stauch George, laborer, dwl N s Gody nr Mission
Staucli Mary (widow), dwl N s Gody nr Mission
Stauch Theodore, painter, dwl N s Goily nr Mission
Staud Frank {Stand ,[■ Bro.), dwl 107 Ellis
Stand Juhn {Staml .1- Bro.), dwl 1207 Mission
Staud & Bro. (Frankaml John), wood and coal, 211 Dup
Stiiude John (Mans <i: S.), dwl 116 Virginia
Stauffer R., marlcet, SE cor Fulsora and Sixteenth
Stauffer R. Jr., butcher R. Stauffer, dwl SE cor Folsom
and Sixteenth
Staus John J., tailor Young & Dittmcr, dwl 186^ Jessie
Staut Maria Miss, laundress, dwl 704 Bush
Stayton E. D., engineer, dwl 411 Pacific
Stead George, dwl 710 Vallejo
Steadman Amos D., wholesale butcher, dwllSll Howard
Steadman Hannah (widow), dwl 22 Frederick
Steadman Robei-t, carpenter, dwl 24i Howard Court
Steadman William, laborer Custom House, dwl 12 Perry,
rear
Steadman. See Stedman
Steads Ji>hn G., master mariner, dwl 54 Sacramento
Steam Soda Works, P. G. Somps &, Co. proprietors, 259
and 201 Clementina nr Fourth
Stcane Charles B., carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 2413 Clay
Stearns Charles, teamster Milton P. Sessions, dwl 1221
Folsom
Stearns George H., dwl 206 San Jos6 Av
Steiirns Henn' M., teacher Heald's Business College, dwl
411 Turk *
Stearns J. H., dwl Union Club
Steams William H. (Stcarn,f it- Smith), dwl 1715 Stockton
STEARKS A SMITH (H'i7Zt«m //. Stcanis and Oliver
B. Smith), commission merchants and importers and
wholesale provisions, 423 Front
Stebbins C. S., carpenter, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
Stebbins Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1906 Stockton
Stebbins George S., dwl 51S Taylor
Stebbins Horatio Rev. , pastor First Unitarian Church, dwl
16 Ellis
Stebbins James C, attorney at law, office 73 Montgomery
Block, dwl Morton House
Steber Joseph C, machinist Pacific MailS. S. Co. 's Wharf,
dwl 761 Harrison
Stebins' Hydraulic Elevator, Charles W. Shepherd secre-
tary, urtice :i2 Merchants' Exchange
Stecher Frederick, clerk Henry Evans, dwl 317 Minna
Stccher Phillip, carpenter, dwl 317 Minna
Stecker William, bakery, NE cor Mission and Thirteenth
St«ddiman A. (widow), dwl 714 Folsom
Steduian Charles, capitalist, dwl Windsor House
Stedman John C, bookkeeper Fratinger & Noll, dwl 1309
Stockton
Stedman. See Steadman
Steed John (Steed <t- Nat:h), dwl 410 Vallejo
Steed & Nash (John Steed and Charles Nash), carpenters
and builders, 619 California
Steedman David, cooper John H. Holden, dwl 22 Freder-
ick
Steegcr George, longshoreman, dwl California Av opp
Harrison, Bemal Heights
Steel , dwl 737 Howard
Steel Henry, soap manufacturer, dwl 346 Shipley
Steelanx Frederick, plasterer, dwl 334 Shipley
Steele , dwl US Post
Steele Alexander, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 409
Pacific
Steele Caroline (widow), dwl 1525 Mason
Steele C. H., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Steele Charles, bootblack, dwl 428 Broadway
Steele Charles, seaman, dwl 42 Sacramento
Steele Charles H., clerk Edwin R. Steele, dwl 723 Davis
Steele Edward (C. Adolphe Low Or Co.), res Oakland
Steele Edwin R., shipping master, dwl 723 Da^'i3
STEELE. ELDER A CO. {Samuel R. Steele, Alexan-
der Elder, and Theodore S. Cressy), wholesale com-
mission dairy produce, 204 Front
Steele Everard, bookkeeper Morris Speyer & Co., dwl 1525
Mason
Steele Frederick, laborer John Pearron, dwl Fifth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Steele H., clerk William J. Bryan, NW cor Third and How
Steele James G. (James G. Steele ti- Co.), dwl 6 Martha PI
STEELE JAMES G. ^ CO., apothecaries and chem-
ists, 521 Montgomery
Steele J. C, custom-house broker, dwl 533 Sacramento
Steele Letitia Miss, seamstress, dwl 116 Natoma
Steele Mattie Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl
120 Turk
Steele Samuel, stairbuilder B. H. Freeman & Co., dwl 7
Louisa
Steele Samuel B. (Steele, Elder <b Co.), dwl S s Bush nr
Fillmore
Steele William, plumber Prendergast & Doherty, dwl 7
Louisa
Steele William A. (A. Haas d: Co.), dwl 214 Shotwell
Steele William R., passenger agent Chicago, Rock Island,
and Pacific R. R., office 208 Mont, dwl Russ House
Steen Edward T., foundryman, dwl 1203 Taylor
Steen George, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 51 Natoma
Steen Hans C. F., carpenter Joseph Scheerer, dwl 511
Mason
Steen John, dyeing and scouring, dwl 909 Folsom
Steen John, longshoreman, dwl 123 Jackson
Steen John C. D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 307
First
Steen Meyer, salesman Adolph Morris, dwl 452 Clem
Steen Nathan, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Faetorj', dwl 315
O'Farrell
Steen T., dwl 123 Jackson
Steenbock Detlef, foreman Andrew Frei, dwl 318 Ritch,
rear
Steer Peter, laborer, dwl N s Sixteenth Avnr I, South S. F.
Steere William, mason Palace Hotel
Steers Charles, carpenter, dwl 546 Howard
Steere Henry, groceries and liquors, 301 Bryant cor First
Steers John, cabmetmaker Krageu & Co., dwl cor First
and Mission
Steers Jonas, carpenter, dwl 546 Howard
Steers William E., plasterer Palace Hotel
StefEan John, car]>enter Palace Hotel
Steffani Camillo (Martin, Feu-si^r d- S.), dwl 1014 Wash-
ington
Steffani Guiseppe, milkranch, W s Potrero Av nr Twen-
tieth
Steffani Henry (Sartor it S.), dwl 1307 Stockton
Steffano Louis, cook Charles Brown, dwl 405 Pacific
Steffanoni Achille, watchmaker James Young, dwl SW
cor Vallejo and New Montgomery Av
Steflten Francis, engineer Pacific Box Manufacturing Co.
Steften Michael, tailor Charles Bauman, dwl 460 Minna
Steffen Nichtilson, picturt; fmmes and brackets, 3 Sixth,
dwl 137 Third
Steffen Peter, expresswagon, SW cor Vallejo and Stockton,
dwl W s Taylor bet Chestnut and Francisco
Steffens Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor Folsom
and Main
Qet your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market.
L P. VAN SCHAACK Si CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zeamy, Established 1862.
Steffens Diedrich Jr., clerk Diedrich Steffens, dwl SE cor
Folsom and Main
Steffens Gustav, seaman, dui 37 Pacific
Steffens Henry, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Steffens Henrj' A. (Sammy Jc S.), dwl NE cor Tyler and
Larkin
Stiffens John, fireman stm Yosemit«, Broadway St. Wharf
Steffens Joseph (Wkitti^r. Fuller d- Co.), res Sacramento
Steffens Joseph W., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, dwl 317
Bush
Steffer Julius, brewer, dwl 516 Pacific
Stege Frank, laborer Bavaria Brewery, dwl Montgomery
Av bet Vallejo and Green
St«ge Henry, clerk 719 Pacific, dwl 423 Broadway
Stege John G., foreman F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 763 Bryant
Stege John R. (John R. Stege ct Co.), dwl 1110 Jackson
Stege John R. & Co., butt«r, cheese, and eggs, 23-26 Cali-
fornia Market
Steigelmann William, barkeeper Henry Evers, dwl 1415
Mason
Steiger Alexander, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., dwl 12
Park Xy
Steiger Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 428 Broadway
Steiger Charles R. (Steiaer i- Kerr), dwl 216 Leavenworth
Steiger William H. (Steijer d- Olanie), dwl 29 Second
St«iger& Kerr (Ch'artes'R. Sleiger andJamef W. Kerr),
propriet^irs Occidental Foundry, 137 and 139 First
Steiger & Olanie (William H. Steijer ami F. X. Olanie),
patternmakers, SE cor Mission and Beale
Steiglitz Herman, special policeman, dwl 271 Stevenson
Steii Henry (G. E. Portviann's Soap Works), dwl cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
STEFL HEVRY, artist tailor, 2 Occidental Hotel, dwl
547 Mission
Steil Louis, hatter, dwl 515 Sacramento
Steimke Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddy
and Pierce
Steimke John, clerk Frederick Bnms & Bro., dwl SE cor
Mission and Sixteenth
Steimpf Jacob, bootmaker Julius L. Kinsman, dwl 126
Morton
STEIX A-4ROS, chief clerk Stationery Department
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 666 Folsom
Stein Abraham, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 905 Geary
Stein Catherine (widow), liquor saloon, 646^ Pacific
Stein Charles, carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf. Co., dwl
1065 Market
Stein Charles, cigars and tobacco, 1323 Dupont
Stein Charles, Scandinarian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Stein Charles W. , carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf. Co. , dwl
436 Stevenson
Stein Christian, laborer A. A. Jennings, dwl S s Sacra-
mento nr Central Av
Stein Conrad, engineer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 133
Tehama
Stein Comeliiis, stevedore, dwl SE cor Howard and Steu
Stein Edward, cook John Gray, dwl SW cor Washington
and Waverly PI
Stein Edward laborer, dwl 48 Sacramento
Stein E. F., dwl 631 Sacramento
Stein Ernest, tanner Simon, Hoffman & Co., dwl S a Ser-
pentine Av nr Howard
Stein George, bootmaker, 409 East, dwl 110 ■« dham
.Stein Geoi^e, tinsmith, dwl 51 Natoma
Stein Henrv, shoemaker 523 Pacific, dwl 1406 Kearny
Stein Henry W. (Stein, Sinwn ifc Co.), res Europe
Stein John) tailor, dwl 156 Clara
Stein Mas, painter, dwl 636 Jessie
Stein Meyer, jeweler and watchmaker, 737 Pacific
Stein Morris, tailor, 38 Jackson
Stein N., dwl 315 O'Farrell , .,„ r. ,
Stein Nathan, bullion clerk Bank Califorma, dwl 566 iol
Stein Niels, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Stein Robert, bakery, 283 Fifth
Stein Robert, carpenter, dwl 5645 Howard , „. _,
Stein Samuel, salesman Edward Newman, dwl 452 Clem-
entina „ ,
.STEIK, SIMOX A CO. (B. W. Stem, Hermann I
Simnn, AUxandtrWciU. Euqene Arnattm, and ityt-
vain Weill), importers and dealers cloths, woolens
and tailors' trimmings, 632 and 634 Sacramento and
631 and 633 Commercial
Stein Thomas, blacksmith Palace Hotel j , o o
Stein William, tanner Simon, Hoffman & Cxi., dwl a s
Serpentine Av nr Howard
Stein William E., carpenter, dwl 21 Fulton
Steinbach Anton, sashmaker William B. Bradbury, dwl
24 Natoma ^
Steinbach Bernard, tailor H. Hams, is8 Howard
Steinbach Frederick H. (LeqaUet A- S.), dwl Octavia bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Steinbach Rudolph, real estate office 729 Mont£omer>',
dwl 809 Stocktm
Steinbach T. , watchmaker Alexander Somin, dwl 24 Na-
toma
Steinbacher John, btitcher, dwl 729 Broadway, rear
Steinberg Morris, tailor Unger 5: Feder, dwl 243 Clara
Steinberger .\dolph (Steinbrrtjcr Brotherf), dwl 1715 Pow
Steinberger Brothers (JuUiiJs and Adolpti), commercial
and insurancebrokers, 318 (\ilifomia
Steinberger Julius (Steinberger Brothers), dwl 822 Powell
Steinberger Nathan (Jones d- Co.), dwl 1713 Powell
Steinbring Sophia ^widow), dwl 19 Noble I'l
Steinbruck Christian A., upholsterer William Gr«en, dwl
63S Mission
Steinbruck Rudolph, carpenter, dwl SE cor Market and
Seventh
Steinburg Charles, boltmaker Phelps Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 17 Drumm
Steindler Henry, salesman (Cahn A Co.), dwl 12 Harriet
Steindler Isaac, tinsmith Daniel J. Dale, dwl 12 Harriet
Steindler Rose Mrs. (widow), dwl 12 Harriet
Steinegger Henry (Britton, Rey <t- Co.), dwl 612 Fell
Steineke William, carver, dwl 521* Stevenson, rear
Steiner Adolph, draftsman Engineer's Office Central Pacific
R. R., dwl 1900 Stockton
Steiner Albert, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt i- Co., dwl 435
Jessie
Steiner B. Mrs., midwife, dwl 536 Jessie
Steiner E. A., druggist W. J. Brj-an, 603 Merchant
Steiner Emanuel, milkranch, Eighteenth Av nr F, South
S. F.
Steiner Frank, dwl 104 Market
Steiner Frederick, baker William Hessler, dwl 7 St.
Charies PI
Steiner Hannah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 610 Post
Steiner John, milker F. L. Such & Co., dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Douglass
Steiner Joseph, cabinetmaker .Andrew Frei,dwl 147SiIvcr
Steiner Leopold, expressman, dwl 521 Octavia
Steiner Nicholas (Steiner <t- Israel), dwl 821 Howard
Steiner Samuel (of Steiner d- Klavher, San Diego), office
312 Sacramento, dwl 617 McAllister
Steiner Sophia (widow), dwl 435 Jessie
Steiner Theodore, clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 435 Jessie
STEI.NCK & I.SR.lEl (Siehulae Steiner and Urant
Israel), wines and liquors. 111 Leidesdorff
Steinert Augusta (widow), dwl 16 Oak Grove Av
Steinert FeUx, bookkeeper Theodore Lieberman s Co.,
dwl 311 Sutter „ ,_ ,^ ^ ,,.
Steinfort Frederick, carpenter, dwl W 8 Flonda bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Steinhardt Falk(i. Dinkelspeil d- Co.), res New York
Steinhart Frederick, painter N. B. and Mission K. B.,
dwl 4.5S Natoma , _ ,.,
STEIXHliBT IGX4TZ. manager Anglo-Califomian
Bank (limited), otflce 422 CaUfomia, dwl NW cor Val-
lejo and Leavenworth
Steinhart Israel (W. A- /. Steinhart i- Co.),re3 New York
Steinhart L., cigars and tobacco, 432 (California, dwl i59
CHav
Steinhart Morris, salesman Joseph Figel, d^y-'S C'*/
STEINHIRT SIGMI'XI*. stockbroker, office 4U Cali-
fornia, dwl NW cor Vallejo and Leavenworth
STEIMURT W. * I. * *■»• (Charks Adler and
Samnel Scholle), importers and jobbers clothing and
gents' furnishing goods 3 and 5 Batterv
Steinhart WUIiam (IT. <t /. Steinhart <t Co.), dwl 1090
Post
Steinhofer Philip, dwl 258 Stevenson _ „„ ,^, r,,,
Steinhoff Hermann, groceries and hquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Sutter, dwl 512 Bush
Steinich Carl, shrjcmaker, dwl 507 Mason
iSlnklp Charles (Fit^ehen dt S.), dwl S 8 Broadway bet
Montgomerv- and Kearny , „„„ _
Steinle EmUe, teacher music, dwl 820 Geary
Stcinman Adelaide (widow), dwl 132, IIo«-ard
iJ^inman Adolph, clerk Hecht Bros^ Co.. dwl 18'27 How
Steinmann Frank, carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Steinmetz Augustus, vamisher and pamter ChrisUan
Schr«iberiCo.,dwl617 Post . , ,„ j„.,
Steinmetz Charles H., watehmakel Moms Jordan, dwl
701 Stockt'm ^ ,„ „ « „,
siteinmetz J C. H., Scandinainan Soc., H New Mont
i ■ nmS MaUhew, tailor l-urdy \""Meld dwl 537 OJ
Steinmetz Thc^ore F,, cabinctinaker dwl 134 Doiu
Steiiiwav Edward, clerk, dwl 630 Market
Steinweg Charles G. , dwl 603 Pine
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Only Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant,
Steinwich J., carpenter, dwl 617 Post
Steirs John, cabinetmaker, dwl 502 Mission
Stelberger Barbara (widow), dwl 3()2 Eleventh
Stcljes .Tohn, clerk, dwl NW cor Eddy and Pierce
Stell Alfred, bootcutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 39
Natoma
Stellberg- Charles, 8a\Tyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
6 Dora
St«]Ier Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 12 Pa^e
Steller Joseph, dwl 60 Jessie
Stt-'ller Liiuis, bookkeeper William McCall, dwl 12 Page
Stelling Frederick J. (Stelliiuf d: Siehe), dwl 157 Second
Stellintr Henrv, market, W a Mission nr Twenty-fourth,
dwl 1825 Powell
St^?llin^' John, stevedore, dwl cor Kearny and Broadway
Stelling William, bookkeeper Kohler &. Frohling, dwl 1
Franklin
Stelling William, butcher Henry Stelling, dwl W 9 Mis-
sion nr Twenty-fourth
Stelling & Siebe {P. J. Stelling atid Augtist Siebe), mar-
ket, 155 and 157 Second
Stellman Mattias, laborer Anderson & Marshall, dwl 274
Minna
Stemmler Frederick, upholsterer. 706 Folsom
Stinipelmann Heinrich (Stempelmfinn<t" Co.), dwl 623 Pac
Stempelmann & Co. (Heitirivh Stempelmaun and Giac-
onut BrUjnardello), hardware and crockery, 623 Pac
Stemwood Sylvester, salesman George W. Diuke, dwl 30
Frederick
Stenbibt William, musician, dwl 331 Montgomery
Stfnder N. F., cook Althof Bros., dwl 613 Mission
Stenella B. T., carpenter, dwl 73 Tehama
St«nge Morris, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Stenge Morris, tailor Charles Jacobsen, dwl 222 Second
Stenson Robert J., salesman B. L. Solomon & Sons, dwl
E 8 Fair Oaks bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Stepf Michael, coppersmith James Mackin, dwf 117 Ber-
nard
Stephan Frederic, cook Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, dwl
134 Fourth
Stephan John G., butcher Richard O'Neill, dwl 1017 Pow
Stephano Garrison, gardener, S s Fifteenth bet Valencia
and Guerrero
Stephens Charles J., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl
606 Fourth
Stephens E., messenger Recruiting Office U. S. A., 105
Stockton
Stephens George, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. California
Stephens George, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Stephens George S. (firay «£.• Marcher), dwl Montgomery
Hotel
Stephens H., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl New Wisconsin
Hotel
Stephens Henrj', Ship Calkers' Assii, 713 Mission
Stephens Henry, stableman Elliot & Bro., dwl 212 Leav
Stephens James, laborer Palace Hotel
Stephens John, marblepolisher, dwl 510 Minna
Stephens John, mason Palace Hotel
Stephens John, rigger, dwl 32 De Boom
Stephens John, seaman Andrew McLean, Fillmore St.
Wharf
Stephens Nelson L., carpenter and builder, dwl W g How-
ard or Twenty-sixth
Stephens Patrick "(5?epAt'7ts i- D^u/an), dwl 530 Sixth
Stephens Richard, carpenter, dwl 128 Rhicon PI
Stephens Richard, shipjoiner S. Libby, dwl 24 Frederick
Stephens Samuel, blacksmith Nelson &, Doble, dwl 567
Mission
Stephens Samuel, carpenter, dwl NW cor Steiner and
Fulton
Stephens Samuel, shipjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
24 Frederick
Stephens Thomas W., groceries and liquors, cor Mission
and Thirty-first
Stephens William, cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl 717 Fol
Stephens William, fruit, 1220 Pacific
Stephens AVilliam, painter, dwl N s Buah bet Seott and
Devisadero
Stephens William, plumber Shepard Bros., dwl 24 Fred-
erick
Stephens W. J., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Stephens & Dugan (Patrick Stephem and Bernard Dv^
gan), boots and shoes, 42 Sixth
Stephens. See Stevens
Stephenson Jacob, painter, dwl 227 Second
Stephenson J. D., boatman, Front St. Wharf
Stephenson J. D. Jr., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Stephenson Mary J. (widow, colored), ladies' hairdresser,
430 Sutter
Stephenson AViUiam (Stephenson & Campbell), dwl 8
Cushman
Stephenson William, clerk, dwl 232 Jessie
Stephenson & Campbell {WiUiam Step} unson and James
Campbell), butter, cheese, and eggs, 43 and 44 Wash-
ington Market
Stephenson. See Stevenson
Steppacher Jacob, reporter Alta California, dwl 602 Sutter
Steppacher Meyer, sexton Congregation Emanu-El, dwl
602 Sutter
Steppenbee William, laborer, dwl 40 Jessie
Steps Simeon, jobber, dwl 1316 Powell
Steptoe and Midas Mining Co. (Cherry Creek, Nev.), office
419 California room 28
Sterce . fmitpeddler, dwl 904 Kearny
Sterett Benjamin F. , book, job, and power-press printing,
532 Clay, dwl 518 Howard
Sterett WilJiam I., printer B. F. Sterett, dwl 518 Howard
Sterling Jacob N., miner, office 74 Montgomery Block,
dwl 124 Fifth
Stem B., bookkeeper, dwl Nucleus House
Stem Charles, market, 1064 Howard
Stem Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Stem David, proprietor Nucleus House, SE corThirdand
Market
Stem Fanny Mrs. (widow), dwl 317 Po'^ell
Stem Herman, collector, dwl 818 Ellis
Stem Jacob, fruits and confectioner}', 417 Sutter
Stem Jacob, student Heald's Business C-ollege
Stern Jacob, with Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 317 Powell
Stem James, driver Lafayette Brewery, dwl 725 Green,
rear
Stem Martin, merchant (Gold Hill, Nev.), dwl 1013 Post
Stem Philip, cabinetmaker, 218 Sixth
Stern Simon, dress and cloakmaker, 311 Sutter
Sternberg Caesar (Hagenmnn d- S.), dwl 807 Stockton
Sternburg David, merchant, dwl 243 Clara
Sternbui^' Morris, tailor, dwl 243 Clara
Stemev Waverly, clerk, dwl 412 Ellis
Sternfels B. H. {Lachman <ir S.), dwl 614 Sutter
Stemheim Samuel (Wangenheim, S. tt Co.), dwl 197 Hyde
nr Turk
Stemitzkj- Augusta Miss, dressmaker C. Mayer, dwl 419
Stockton
Stemitzky Charles, carpenter, dwl 419 Stockton
Stemitzky Theresa Mrs. (Joseph Andrau tt Co.), dwl New
Atlantic Hotel
Stems C. P., teamster, dwl 1221 Folsom
Stems Leopold, fruits, 15 Union Market, dwl 936 Howard
Steta George, fisherman, dwl 503 East
STETKFKLDT <'IIARLES A., mining engineer, office
411^ California, res Oakland
STETKFELDT FIJCXACE CO., B. J. Bums secretary,
office 411^ California
Stetson A. M. , superintendent Dredger State Harbor Com-
missioners, dwl 220 Third
Stetson Edward Gray (Barstow, S. <fc ffoiw/Afo-n), attorney
at law, office 315 California, dwl 216 Bush
Stetson James B. (Osgood d- S.), dwl 623 O'Farrell
Stetson John W. (Fleming A Co.), dwl 424 Brannan
Stetson William, sawyer California Mills, dwl 912 Powell
Stetson William W., dwl 25 Oak Grove Av
Stetta Bias A., barkeeper Nicholas Antunovich, dwl 713
Davis
Stettin Herrman, ornamental stamping. 925J Folsom
Steuart , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Steuart St. House, R. E. Baker proprietor, 104 Steuart
Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart
Steuben M., real estate, dwl 73 Fourth
Steudeman Theodore, bookkeeper Adolph Schroeder, dwl
677 Mission
Stevii Vost, laborer ClifiFord & Talbot, dwl nr University
Mound College
Steven William M., painter John F. Kennedy, dwl NW
cor Bush and Scott
Stevenot E. K. & Co., proprietors Columbus Borax Ro-
finerv, SW cor Powell and Chestnut
Stevenot Emile K. (E. K. Stevetwt d- Co.), dwl 2009 Pow
Stevenot Gabriel K., capitalist, dwl 527 Greenwich
Stevens , rigger William Green
Stevens A. E. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1505 California
Stevens A. Henrj', foreman L Friedlander, Oakland Wharf ,
res Oakland
Stevens Albert, weigher I. Friedlander, dwl 744 Ellis
Stevens Alvah O., tailor William Dmry, dwl 337 Steven- ,
son
Stevens Augustus K., secretary Sutter St. R, R., office
1336 Bush, dwl 1322 Broadway
Bu7 your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market.
p. 7A1T SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Stevens, Baker & Co. {Levi Stevf7is, aiid CvUn C. and
Judah Baker Jr.), shipping and commission mer-
chants. XAV cor Sacramento and Da\i3
Stevens Benjamin, cook Martin & Nott
.Stevens Bradf< ird B. , laborer Custom House, dwl Twenty-
fourth nr Brj'ant
Stevens C. , dwl Russ Hotise
Stevens Calvin C, drajTuan Fordham & Jeimings, dwl 504
Stockton
Stevens Charles, dwl 137 Fifteenth
Stevens Charles, dwl 1206 Market
Stevens Charles, clerk Mark L. McDonald, res San Jos^
Stevens Charles, fishmon^r, dwl 11 Jansen
Stevens Charles W., real estate, 316 Mont, dwl 1010 Pine
Stevens Clarence A., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 130
Ninth
Stevens Coleman, dwl 624 Brannan
Stevens Daniel St. Clair, clerk Land OfHce Central Pacific
E. R.,dwl 130 Ninth
Stevens Dudley O., contractor, dwl 118 Ninth
Stevens E., dwi Columbia Hotel
Stevens E. E., machinehand S. F. Manufactiu-ing Co.
Stevens Elisha., dwl 1305 Mason
Stevens E. M., tanner S. F. Tanner,', dwl Franconia
House E s San Bruno Roild nr Twenty-eifrhth
Stevens Emily Pitts Mrs., jtjumalist, dwl 1322 Broadway
Stevens Emma Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros, k Co., dwl
151 N.itoma
Stevens Francis M., bookkeeper Jerome B. Piper, dwl 710
Sutter
Stevens Frank, tailor, dwl 5 Dodge
Stevens George, liquor saloon. SE cor Battery and Union
Stevens George, tinroofer. dwl 150.T California
Stevens George Y. , collector, dwl 8 Oak Grove Av
Stevens Henr\-, merchant, office 635 California room 2.
dwl 010 Taylor
Stevens Henn,-, seaman, dwl N^V cor Jackson and Drumm
Stevens Henuann, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
200i) Fulsom
Stevens Horace, clerk Haggin & Tevis. dwl 133 Chestnut
Stevens Horace 11.. mariner, dwl 133 Chestnut
Stevens Horatio N., manager Telegraph Office Central Pa-
cific R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl S s Town-
send bet Howard and Capp
Stevens J. A., machinist WilUam T. Garratt, dwl 107 Aus-
tin
Stevens James, wheelwTJght, dwl 561 Linden Av
Stevens James H., shipcalker, dwl 1505 CaUfomia
Stevens James V., dwl 1014 Stockton
Stevens James W., boatbuilder Charles Hare, 250 Steuart
Stevens James \V., citv agent Trust Fund Insurance As-
sociation, office 320 California, dwl 005 Post
Stevens Jenny (widow), dressmaker, 314 Post
Stevens Jeremiah, salesman Fordham & Jennings, res
Oakland
Stevens John, dwl NE cor Filbert and Montgomery
Stevens John, boxmaker Pacific Box Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 1612 Bush
Stevens John, coojier, dwl 610 Greenwich
Stevens John, fisherman. Clay St. Wharf
Stevens John, laborer E. Famiing, dwl 320 Chestnut
Stevens John, machinist, dwl 107 Austin
Stevens John, porter Dr. H. H. Toland, dwl 603 Merchant
Stevens John W., marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
125 Natoma j i ,^,n
Stevens Joseph, fireman Central Pacific R. R., dwl 13ia
California t> j c»
Stevens Joseph, fireman Btm Amador, Broadway St.
Wharf , ,
Stevens Joseph, manager Pacific Safe Co., 317 Battery, dwl
2726 Howard , ^ , „, „
Stevens Levi (Stevens, Baker i- Co.), dwl 31 Essex
Stevens Lucy M. (widow), dwl 16 Hampton PI
Stevens ilargaret Mrs., dwl 151 Natoma
Stevens Martin, longshoreman, dwl 156 Natoma
Stevens Martin V., groceries and liquors, NW cor lolsom
and EIe\'enth
Stevens M. E. Mrs., dwl 175 Fourteenth „ . , . ,
Stevens N. Miss, teacher Lmcohi Grammar School, d«l
133 Chestnut
Stevens Peter (Wilson i- S.), dwl 47 Sacrainento
Stevens Robert, wire-ropemaker A. S. Halhdie « oo.
119 Vallejo , . , . ^ j i ck-t
Stevens Robert J., engmeer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 557
Howard
Stevens Samuel, hairdresser, dwl 266 Fir^
Stevens Spencer C, brassflnisher W. D. Clark « tx).
419 Stockton
Stevens T. H., broker, dwl 815 Stockton
,dwl
, dwl
Stevens Thomas, boilermaker Francis I. Cum-, dwl 132
First
Stevens Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 520 Mission
Stevens Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Stevens Thomas (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Stevens W. C, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart
Stevens William, boots and shoes, 416 Third
Stevens William D., butcher Geerge Langride, SE cor
Union and Hyde
Stevens William E.. mason and builder, office 310 Mont-
gomery, dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-second
Stevenson , Mrs., teacher music, dwl 502 Powell
Clementina
Stevenson Andrew, dwl 209 Leidesdorft
Stevenson Andrew, bookkeeper C. C. Perkins, dwl 334
Gementina
STEVE>'SO>' AXDREW J., capitalist, office and dwl
331 Montgomery
Stevenson Belle (widow), dwl 313 Kearny
STETEXSOX UI'ILDIXC; (now Change House), A. J.
Stevenson propriet^.T, SW cor Montgomery and Cal
Stevenson Cassie (widow), bookkeeiier, uwl 417 Kcaniy
Stevenson DaWd, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Stevenson Eliza C. (widow), dwl 2429 Buchanan
Stevenson E. T., proprietor Gait House, 632 Market
Stevenson Frederick, cooper Cutting i: Co., dwl cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-first
Stevenson James, laborer Sumner & Lowell, 519 Front
Stevenson James, milker John A. Roy, dwl W s San Bnmo
Road nr Thirtieth
Stevenson John, first-assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Constitution
Stevenson John J., stationery and pictures. 238 Sixth
Stevenson John W. (Leicig ,i- S.), dwl 1046 HowatJ
STETEXSOX JOXATH.tX D., attoniey at law and
U. S. shipping commissioner, office 118 Jackson cor
Front, dwl 2209 Van Ness .-iv
Stevenson Jonathan D. Jr., clerk, dwl 2429 Buchanan
Stevenson Joseph H., shoemaker Einstein Bros, k Co.,
dwl 129 Rose Av
Stevenson J. S., civil engineer, dwl 722 California
Stevenson Martin, stevedore O. H. Whitney
Stevenson Monroe, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 114
Nat^ima
Stevenson O. M., stevedore A. C. Freese
Stevenson Robert, mining secretin.-, dwl 913 Jackson
Stevenson Robert, porter Michelssen, Brow-n & Co., dwl
cor Green and Lafayette PI
Stevenson Samuel, barkeeper Mansfield & Hess, dwl Mis-
sion nr Seventh
Stevenson Thomas, dwl 736 Market
Stevenson Thomas, c<:>llector, dwl 712 Larkin
Stevenson Thomas, driver John A. Roy, dw-1 W 9 San
Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Stevenson Thomas, engineer, dwl 233 Mmna, rear
Stevenson Weslev, cabinetmaker Christian Schreibcr &
Co., dwl 140 Fourth j „ , , ,
Stevenson William, carpetweaver Alexander Mackay, dwl
cor Capp and Twentv-fourth
Stevenson William, deputy county clerk, dw-1 1815 Stock
Stevenson William, laborer, dwl 277 Stevenson
Stevenson William, moldcr, dwl 511 Mission
Steven on William W., boot and shoemaker, 25 Steuart
Stevenson. See Stephenson
SteiTcnberg Simon W., hairdresser John Brown, dwl 318
Minna , , „ .
Steward Henry D., manufacturer, dwl 438 Broadiray
Steward John, bookkeeper Francis G. Burke, dwl 629
StewarfTohn, laborer Pacific Rolling MUls, dwl Louieiana
nr Shasta
Steward John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
SUward John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel ,.,.„,
Steward Walter, jeweler CalUorma Jewelry Ca, dwl 1521
Broadway
Stewart , dwl 31 O'Farrell
Stew-art , dwl 402 Stockton
Stewart Alexander, carpenter, dwl 66 Nevada
Stewart Alexander, clerk G. M. Josselj-n i Co., dwl 60
Market „ * i
Stewart Alexander, mason Palace Hotel
Stewart Alexander, shipwright, dwl 507 Jonca
Stew-art Alexander H., foreman Hobbs Pomeroy & Co.,
dwl N s Liberty bet Guerrero and > aienaa
Stewart A. M. (w-idow). dwl 500 lirvant
Stewart .*.ndrew(He»>.<-«!/*S-).J»l 6 JJf»^
Stewart Archibald, mattrcsamaker Samuel Heal, awl iB
Stew^ Archibald, stevedore, dwl 1907 Dupr-iil
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The most ArtistiTWorkin^airdresskig is Performed at 113 Qeary.
r, W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Eetail, cor. Merchant and Moat. I
Stewart A, T., mason Palace Hotel
Stewart Austin, dwi 114 Geary
Stewart Uenjainin F., carriagemaker Sicotte & Gratton,
dwl cor Polk and Fell
Stewart Catharine (widow), dwl SIO Greenwich
Stewart Catharine Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moor-
head, dwl 342 Minna
Stewart Cliarles, dwl 1421 Hyde
Stewart Cliarles, driver Hixon & Curtis, dwl SWcor Bat-
tery and Green
STKM'ART CHARLES A., wines and liquors, NE cor
Montgomery and Washin^on, dwl 726 Filliert
Stewart Charles E., clerk Stock Repurt, dwl 1006 Pine
Stewart Charles S., lieutenant- colonel engfineers U. S. A.,
otBce 533 Kearny, dwl 1913 Sacramento
Stewart Clark A., with Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl
916 Washingiion
Stewart Daniel, teamster Charles F. Wagner & Co., dwl
cor Twelfth Av and N, South S. F.
Stewart David, livery stable, 134 Seventh
Stewart David, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stewart David, wagonmaker, dwi 916 Ellis
Stewart Dunean A., laborer Bay View Distillery, dwl cor
Nineteenth Av and H, South S. F.
Stewart E., compositor, dwi 743 Howard
Stewart Edward, upholsterer, dwl IS First
Stewart Ella Miss, tiowenvorker Jules Choubert, dwl 980
Harrison
Stewart Frances Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School,
dwl 1006 Pine
Stewart Frances A. Mrs., teacher Greenwich St. Primary
School, dwl 1006 Pine
Stewart Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 509 Sixteenth,
dwi 721 Grove
Stewart Eraser, machinist, dwi M First
Stewart CJeorge, conductor Central R. R., dwl 537 Minna
Stewart George, real-estate and business agent, 700 Mar-
ket, dwl 721 Grove
Stewart George, salesmen Gleeson & Fell, dwi Minna bet
Sixth and Seventh
Stewart George C, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwi
CIS Fourth
Stewart Georg-e W., bookkeeper Hobart, Wood & Co., dwl
704i Mission
Stewart George W., clerk Track Department Central Pa-
cific R. R., dwl 103 Eighth
Stewart Granville W., clerk Polk & Talbot, dwl 330
Bran nan
Stewart H., gtisfitter Bush & Milne
Stewart Hamilton, carpenter, dwi E s Stevenson bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Stewart Hannah R. (widow), dwi 429 Chestnut, rear
Stewart Henry (CnUie (0 S.), dwi N s Geary bet Devisa-
dero and Bruderick
Stewart Heniy. dwi 1316 Powell
Stewart Henry, butcher, dwi N s Twelfth Av nr P. South
S. F.
Stewart Henry, cardriver, dwi 24 Langton
Stewart Henry, coachman, dwi 201 Minna
Stewart Henrj', seaman, dwi 26 Steuart
St«w art Henrj' (colored), whitener, dwl 620 Grove
Stewart James, dwi 759 Market
Stewart James, boUermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 31
Jessie
Stewart James, brassfinisher W. D. Clark & Co., dwi 321
Pacific
Stewart James, butcher Lintott & Co., dwl 1522 Pac Av
Stewart James, butcher D. Wolf
Stewart James, carpenter, dwl 5 Natoma
Stewart James, cook, dwl 650 Mission
Stewart James, cuok Joseph Lewis, dwl 150 Steuart
Stewart James, foreman Francis I. Curry
Stewart James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Geor^a
bet Shasta and Sierra
Stewart James, longshoreman, dwi 20 Folsom
Stewart James, marine clerk State Investment and In-
surance Co., dwi 722 California
Stewart James F., dwi 213 Austin
Stewart Jennie Miss, photographic painter Thomas House-
worth & Co., dwi 526 Stevenson
STEWART JEROME D., secretary Union Pacific
Silk Manufacturing Co., office 507 Montgomery, dwi
621 Washington
Stewart J. H., draftsman Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 237
First
Stewart Johannah (widow), dwl 253 Tehama
Stewart John Col., dwl 621 Harrison
Stewart John, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor^', dwl
cor Lombard and Taylor
Stewart John, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
public
Stewart John, groceries and liquors, N s Bush bet Bu-
chanan and Lagrma
Stewart John, laborer, dwi 527 Greenwich
Stewart John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Stewart J(.thn, shipcarpenter, dwl 405 Folsom
Stewart John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancou
Stewart John W., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 219
Shotwell
Stewart Jolm W., real estate, dwi SW cor Valencia and
Liberty
Stewart Jonathan R., salesman E. Neale & Co., dwl 1126
Tjier
Stewart Joseph, major Fourth U. S. Artillery, dwi Pre-
sidio Barracks
Stewart Joseph, stevedore A. C. Freese
Stewart Joseph A., compositor Joseph Winterbum & Co.,
dwi 622 Post
Stewart Joseph M., longshoreman, dwi 50 De Boom
Stewart K., dwi Columbia Hotel
Stewart Louis, tinsmith, dwl 253 Tehama
Stewart Lucy (widow), seamstress, dwi 1107 Howard
Stewart M., hackman, dwi 134^ Seventh
Stewart Patrick, dwi S09 Stockton
Stewart R. C, distributer La Grande Laundry
Stewart Robert, calker, dwi SE cor Alta and Montgomery
Stewart S. B. (widow), boarding, 23 Stockton
Stewart Sophia B. (widow), dwl 713 Bush
Stewart Thomas, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co.,
dwi 215 Tyler
Stewart Thomas, stevedore, dwl S s Union bet Sansom
and Battery
Stewart Thomas A. (Steimrt d- Buckley), dwl 1712 Turk
Stewart Thomas A., barkeeper Merchants' Exchange
Stewart Thomas T., clerk, dwi 1006 Pine
Stewart Walter, waiter Russ House
Stewart Walter J., bookkeeper Anglo -Cal if omian Bank,
dwi 912 Bush
Stewart William, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., dwl 616
California
Stewart William, bricklayer, dwl 251 Minna
Stewart William, plumber Charles Waters, dwi 5S4 Mar-
ket
Stewart William, porter Arlington House, 127 Kearny
Stewart William, porter E. Martin k Co., res Oakland
Stewart William, stereotyper Evening Post, dwl 930 Clay
Stewart William A., machinist, dwi 18 Langton
Stewart William E., carpenter and builder, dwl N s
Twelfth Av nr P, South S. F.
Stewart William F., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artil-
lerj', dwl Presidio Barracks
Stewart. W. J., merchant, dwi Russ House
STEWART »t BIXKLEY {^homa^ Strwart and Dan-
iel Bucldcy), fruits and produce, 513 Sansom
Stewart. See Steuart and Stuart
Steylaara Charles L., apothecary and druggist, NE cor
Dupont and Montgomery Av
Steyler Jacob, shoemaier, 573 Howard
Ste\^len J, C., stevedore A. C. Freese
Stickem Michael, welldigger, dwl Dolores nr Thirtieth
Stickle Emil, maltster South Park Malt House, dwi 623
Seventh, rear
Stickle George D., special policeman, dwi 631 Green
Stickle Isaac, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl 660
Howard
Stickler Martin, painter, dwl 609 Jackson
STK'KXEY AFOFSTrS A., editor and publisher
Alaska Herald, office 113 Leidesdoi-fF, dwi 636i Natoma
Stickney J. B., carpenter, dwi 1412 Jackson
Stiefel Louis {Schuritzer, Sachs <t Co.), res New York
Stiefvater Simon, bakery, NE cor Sixteenth and Galinto
Stiegel Thedore, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl
417 Stockton
Stieglitz Hermann, bakerj', 26 Sixth
Stiffen Peter, expressman, dwi E s Taylor bet Francisco
and Chestnut
Stiffen Peter, hogranch, W s San Jos6 Road nr St. Marv'a
College
Stiffler Jacob, cooper, dwi Harrison bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Stiger W. H., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl cor
Montgomery and Sutter
Stigliano Oi-azio, musician, dwl 13 Sullivan's Building
STILES A\SOX G., capitalist, office 330 Pine room 9,
dwi 4 Vernon PI
Stiles Frank W., pinionmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 304
Third
Stiles George, dwl 210 Stockton
MOEGAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters.
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stiles George, carpenter and bulkier, dwl Sll Valencia
Stiles Geoi-ge W. , carpenter, dwl •22'3 Stevenson
Stiles Richard D., policeman City Hall, dwl 520 Minna
Stiles. See Stj'les
Still Albert, laborer, dwl 411 Pacific
Still Alden P., driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 210 Green
Still Charles, porter A. Gior^iani, 419 Washin;^n
Still Charles W., books and stationery, 1024 Market, dwl
2516 Clay
Still J. H., student Heald's Business College, dwl 115 Sec-
ond
Still John, driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 210 Green
Still John H. , managing assent Pacific News Co., 1024
Market, dwl 2616 Clav
Still R., wheelwTight, dw'l 40 Everett
Still Sarah L. (uidow), dwl 13S Folsom, rear
Still William G., clerk 529 Commercial, dwl 915 Mont
Stiller Paul B., electrot}*per Joseph Winterbum & Co.,
dwl 1318 Kearny
Stiller Henri' G., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
4 Pierce bet Eddv and Ellis
Stillraan J. D. B., physician, office 28 Post, dwl 336 O'Far-
rell
Stillson George, milkman, dwl 920 Harrison
Stillson Joseph, cook New York Bakery
Stimpson George W., mattressmaker, dwl 909 Bryant
Stimpson James M., painter Edwin Falkinghani, dwl 944
How-ard y'
Stimpson Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel ^
Stincen Alice M. Miss, principal Bush St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, dwl NE cor Chestnut and Hyde
5tincen Charles H., clerk, dwl 805 Geary
Stincen Emma E. C. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary
School, dwl 805 C.earj-
Stincen Margaretta (widow), dwl 805 Gear}'
Stine Otto, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Stinson Perry, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, dwl 7 Valpa-
raiso
Stinson Sidney, master mariner, dwl 22 Stanford
Stinson William, laborer Mission and Pac, Woolen Mills,
dwl Mission nr Twenty -second
Stinson William H., dwl 7 Valparai o
Stinzing Michael, bakery, 801 Stockton
Stipp H. S., collector Benjamin F. Sterett
Stirling James G., milker Mathew R. Stirling, dwl W s
San Jose Road nr Five-mile House
Stirling James J., wireworker, dwl 524 Linden Av
Stirling John F., accountant, dwl 506 Third
Stirling Matthew R., milkranch, W s San Josi Road nr
Five-mile House
Stitt James, rigger, dwl 20 Larkin
Stitt Robert, wagonmaker, dwl 40 Everett
STIVERS I'H.IRLES A., physician, ofHce and dwl 514
Kearnv
STIVEltS IIEXRY F., lumber sun-eyor (cedar and
mahogany), office SW cor Beale and Brj-ant, dwl 514
Kearny
Stivers Lafavette, driver .Tames A. Brown & Co.
Stoakes Benjamin F. , helper Melter and Refiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, dwl 213 PoweU
Stobie S. A., clerk Thomas M. Edwards, dwl NE cor Jack-
son and Kearny
Stock Christian, tanner Gottlieb Dietsch, dwl E s Capp nr
Twentv-fifth
Stock Edward J., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 127 Kear
Stock Ernest C, reporter Morning Call, dwl 609 Pine
Stock John, dwl 1019 Post
STOl'R REPORT (daily and weekly), Wheeler & Co.
publishers, office 60S S,acramento
Stock Thomas, milkranch, E s Hale nr Silver Av
Stockdale John, baker George MuUer, dwl cor Lafayette
and Mission
Stockdale N., chief steward Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de
Gama
Stocker Andrew, cabinetmaker, dwl 438 Brannan
Stoker Willi.am G., searcher records Charles E. Banj-
Stockfeed Claus, miller, dwl 407 Pacific
Stockflaht Claus, cigars and tobacco, 323 Pacific, dwl Sac-
ramento Hotel . T 1. XT
Stocking Frederick M., reporter and solicitor John u.
Carmanv & Co., dwl 2511 Octaria
Stockinger Philip, carriagefinisher Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 442 Brannan .
STO('KM.l\ JOHX M., pattern and modelmaker, 14»
Fremont, dwl 2226 Howard . , ,„,
Stockman John R., clerk Cope, Uhler k Co., dwl 431
Stockmaun August, upholsterer Fletcher & Day, dwl 623
Green, rear
Stockmann Frederick, carriagemaker, 304 Market, dwl
574 Bryant
Stooknieyer Adolpb, musician, dwl 203 Hyde
Stockmeyer George, machinist Charles H. Leavitt, dwl
166 Geary
Stockton Edward A., carpenter E. K. Howes & Co., dwl
30 Frederick
Stockton Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1016 Pine
Stockton James, assistant storekeeper Custom House, dwl
629 Pine
STOIKTO\ H>E STE.i.nERS, Cal. Pacific R. R.,
Broadway St. Wharf
Stockton William R., compositor Stock Report, dwl 422
Seventh
Stockwell Amos J., U. S. internal revenue gauger, office
321 Battery, dwl 2221 Stevenson
Stockwell Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 759 Market
Stockwitz Morris, clothing, 216 Pacific
Stocky Eleanor Mrs., bookf older A. Buswell, dwl 814 Kear
Stocky John (.Stocky X- Schmtze), dwl 814 Kearny
Stocky & Schuetze {John Stocky and J. L. E. ^chuetze),
liquor saloon, 814 Kearny
Stoddard Asa B. , captain scbr Una, office 42 Market, dwl
831 Howard
Stoddard David H., engineer, dwl 237 Jessie
Stoddard E. H. , merchant, dwl Russ House
Stoddard James, engineman Engine No. 2 S. F. F. D.,
dwl S s California bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Stoddard James H., liquor saloon, 1 Commel-cial
Stoddard John J., messenger Custom House, dwl cor
Montgomerv and Sacnmiento
Stoddard Julia («1dow), dwl 3 Martha PI
Stoddard Marj- A. (widow), dwl 331 Fremont
Stoddard Samuel B., merchandisebroker, 318 Front, res
Oakland
Stoddard Sylvester, teamster Rider, Somers & Co., dwl
24 Market
Stoddard Thompson, laborer, dwl 17 Gilbert
Stoddard Walters., laborer R. W. Jackson, dwl S16 Pine
Stoddard W. P., driver Citv R. R.
STODDART I>.1VID .Mrs., agent Cameron's Steam
Pumps and Pickering's Engine Regulators, etc., 114
Beale. dwl 313 Fremont
Stoddart William J., agent Underwriters' Agency, Phenil
Fire Insurance Co., and Manhattan Fire Insurance
Co., office 215 Sansom, dwl S s Seventeenth bet Mis-
sion and Valencia
Stodole Emily Mrs., furnished rooms, 212 Sutter
Stoeber George, lK)rtcr Philadelphia House
Stoehr Franz, musician California Tlicater, dwl 1123 Stock
Stoeker , cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel
Stoelten Julius, porter, dwl N s Turk nr Larkin
Stoepenbech William, porter Greenebaum Bros., dwl 40
Jessie
Stoesset Herman, cabinetmaker Andrew Frci, dwl 134
Stoeten Henrj- R., porter Woodhams & Ludlum, dwl 1112
Brj-ant
Stoetzer A. B., laborer, dwl Berrj- St. House
Stoetzer Caspar, laborer, dwl Berrj- St. House
Stoetzer Ferdinand, proprietor Berry St. House, Bcny t)et
Third and Fourth
Stoeven Henry, groceries and liquors, 636 Green
STOFE> jdll.\ J., proprietor stm Sonoma, Front it.
Stolen Peter N., captain stm Sonoma, Front St. flTiarf
Stoffer Thomas (Stofer d- MinheU), dwl Pier 15 Stcuart
Stofler & MighcU (r/iomns S'offer and H Miam E. M\g-
hell), junkdealers, 5 Market
Stohlman William, bakery, SE cor Turk and Hvdc
Stohr Tillie C. Miss, teacher Model School, dwl 012 How
Stohsohl Amandus, Ship«Tights' Jour. Assn . 1 New Mont
St..ke)y David, mate schr Mose, Beale St. Vk hart
Stokes , longshoreman, dwl 227 Second
Stokes Henry, carriagetrimmer McArron & Sophe},dwl
Columbia Hotel .. in v _*
Stokes John, asphaltumworkcr Larkin & Flaherty
Stokes John, cm.k. dwl NE cor Union and «eb.«er
Stokes Joseph, teamrtcr Hanc«k & Kelso dwl 411 Beale
Stokes Margeret R., ladies' nurse, dwl 619 Mason
Stokes Marv (widow), dwl 1067 .Market
Stokes .Michael, laborer, dwl 328 ITiird, rear
Stokes Patrick, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, res East Oak-
Stokra Patrick J., bronzer Nye * Acheson, dwl 1067 Market
Stokes R mining, dwl 18 Ellis
Stokes Rachel A. (widow), dressmaker, 420 Drumm
itSkS RiSiard, dmyman, 329 Front, dwl 619 Mason
Stokes Richard, laborer, dwl 227 Second
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PINE WATCHES and • JEWELRY for Sale Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Stokesby John, driver 1 California Market
Stokum Myron, carpenter, dwl 707 Franklin
StoUlt Asmus, merchant tailor, 209 Pacific
Stoldt John, longshoreman, dwl 809 Harrison
Stolfer Francis, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Stolle Gustave, tiirdener Isaac Friedlander, 438 Bryant
Stolten Julius, porter Henry Balzer & Co., dwl 520 Turk
Stoole Hermann, bootmaker John R. Hughes, dwl 701
Geary
Stolz A. & Son, fancy and staple dry goods, SE cor
Kearny and Pine
Stolz Aaron (A. Stolz <fr Son), dwl 1420 Sutter
Stolz Abraham (Stolz Bros.), dwl 632 Geary
Stolz Brothers (^^ra7(rt?/i and Tohi as), fancy goods and
trimmings, 18 Second and 53S Kearny
Stolz Charles, commercial trader, dwl 1420 Sutter
Stolz Eugene, clerk, dwl 44 Third
Stolz Philip J., market, 126 Eleventh
Stuiz Tobias (Stolz Bros.), dwl 612 Hyde
St'ilzenberg William, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Stolzenwald Henry {Shctzel d- S.), dwl 30 Harriet
Stonibs C. H. & Co., plumbing, gasfitting, stoves, and tin-
ware, 62.'i Washington
Stonibs Charles H. (C. //. Stombs tC- Co.\ dwl 826 Bdwy
Stombs Richard T., clerk U. S. Appraiser's Store, dwl 112
Geary
Stombs Thomas, foreman Locke & Montague, dwl 652
Mission
Stombs Thomas P., tinsmith Locke & Montague, dwl 652
Mission
Stombs William, tinsmith John A. Stombs, dwl 652 Miss
Stombs William H., clerk National Gold Bank and Trust
Co., dwl 652 Mission
Stonbridge Albert H., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, dwl 737 Brannan
Stone A. L., bookkeeper A. Shirek, dwl 102 Sixth
Stone Alvin W.. yard foreman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
E s Jessie bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Stone Andrew L. Bev. D.D., pastor First Congregational
Church, dwl 617 Bush
Stone Ann W. W. (widow), lodgings, 907 Clay
Stone Aimie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. Henrietta L. Stone,
104 Sixth, dwl 102 Sixth
Stone Appleton W., detective City Hall, dwl 1414 Bush
Stone Charles, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Jackson and
Unnnm
Stone Charles B., bookkeeper George H. Tay & Co.. dwl
617 Bush
Stone Charles B., carpenter A. A. Jennings, dwl Pierce
bet California and Sacramento
Stone Charles L., billiard saloon, 417 Kearny, dwl 459
Clementina
Stone D. C. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, dwl 2426
Buchanan
Stone De Lancey, salesman Titcomb & Williams, dwl 1201
vSacramento
Stont' Dudley C, dwl 2426 Buehanan
STOXK EliWARO F., mining secretarj-, office 419 Cal-
ifornia room 3
Stone Edwin, dairjTuan, dwl W s Louisiana nr Shasta
Stone Frank, carpenter, dwl 20 Harrison Av
Stone Frank, waiter, dwl 522 Dupunt
Stone Frank F., register clerk Nineteenth District Court,
res Oakland
Stone Frank M., manager John M. Davies &; Co., dwl SW
cor Eighteenth and Howard
Stone Frederick P., manager Law Department A. L. Ban-
croft &Co., dwl 1030 Dolores
Stone George, assistant engineer Central Pacific R. R., res
Oakland
Stone Henrietta L. Mrs., stationery and toys. 104 Sixth
dwl 102 Sixth
Stone Henry, cook Alms House
Stone Henry F., drayman Brittan, Holbrook & Co.. dwl
16 Howard '
Stone H. S., physician, dwl 5 Stockton
Stone Isaac, milkranch, cor San Bruno Road and Cortland
Av, Bernal Heights
Stone J., painter Palace Hotel
Stone Jacob, milkman Isaac Stone, dwl cor San Bruno
Road and Cortland Av S s Bernal Heights
Stone J. H. Mrs., dwl 340 Dnrland
Stone John, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Stone John H., bookkeeper Auditor's Office Central Pit-
cific R. R., dwl 518 Jones
Stone John R., with Pacific Ice Co., dwl S43 Howard
Stone Joseph M., carpenter Pacific Iron Works, dwl 1215
Folsom
Stone Kalman L., dr>' goods, 6 Virginia Block
Stone L., conductor Market St. R. R.
Stone L. D. , salesman Stf)ne & Hayden, dwl 713 California
Stone Luke, teamster, dwl N s Laurel Av bet Buchanan
and Webster
Stone Morris, speculator, dwl 236 Jessie
Stune N. B., office 306 Pine, dwi 109 Montgomery
Stone Patrick, carpenter, dwl 1008 Pacific
Stone R. H., bookkeeper J. A. T. Overend.dwl 44^ Sixth
Stone Robert, saddler, dwl 713 California
Stone Robert, sali-onkeeper, dwl 313 Chestnut
Stone Rockwell (Stoiie d: Hayden), dwl 713 California
Stone S., dwl 536 Third
Stone Sherrold D., st;itistician Merchants* Exchange As-
sociation, office 56 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 1107 Fol
Stone Thomas, dra.NTnan, dwl SE cor Ivy and Van Ness
avs
Stone Thomas C, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl W s
Laguna bet Haves and Grove
Stone Walter S., clerk E. Detrick & Co., dwl 2426 Bu-
chanan
Stone William, compositor Figaro
Stone William, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl Octa\ia
bet Jackson and Pacific
Stone William, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills
Stone William I., shipcarpenter and boatbuilder. Ninth
Av nr G, South S. F.
Stone W. J., foreman Kimball Manuf. Co.
Stone W. W.. principal West End School, dwl 843 Howard
STOXE A nAYI>E\ (Bockivcll Stone ami Peter Hay-
den), imiKirters and manufacturers saddler>' and leath-
er, and dealers saddlery hardware, 422 Battery
Stoneborg Lems, shoemaker John Sullivan, dwl 337 Bush
Stonecifer William, miner, dwl 2 Brenham PI
Stoner Philip, dwl Morton House
Stoner Samuel S., miner, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Stonewall Mining Co. (San Diego Co.), office 331 Mont-
gomery room 20
Stoningtoii G. and S. M. Co. (Grass Valley), David Wilder
secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange
Stoop Finley, peddler, dwl 18 Noble PI
Stoppelkamp Aglaee H. (widow), groceries and liquors,
SE cor St*:tckton and Union
Stoppler George, clerk John Clases, NE cor Perry and
Fourtb
Stoppler Henrj', cloakmaker Kaindler & Co., dwl 1101 Pine
Store Oscar, frescopainter, dwl 745 Folsom
Storck Andreas, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
Storck Charles L., market, SW eor Hayes and Franklin
Stordtmann Julius, butcher W. L. Brackett, dwl 206 Steu
Store George, butcher Lewis Hentrich. dwl 427 Green
Storer t>ancis, clerk Fletcher k Day, dwl 712 Ellis
Storer John F., compositor Alta California, dwl 712 Ellis
Storer John W., carpenter, dwl 167 Silver
Storey George, stevedore A. C. Freese
Storey Jacob F., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 507 Miss
Storey John, woodturner John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl
16 Jessie
Storey John P., fii-st lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artillery,
dwl Presidio Barracks
Storey. See Story
Stork Albert, shoemaker Edward Main, dwl 409 Folsom
Stork Frederick, druggist, dwl 68 Minna
Stork Henry, seaman, dwl 106 Steuart
Stork Jacob {Jacob Stork it Co.), dwl 445 Bush
Stork Jacob & Co. {Francois PeguUlan), restaurant, 445
Bush
Storm Charles, hairdressing saloon, 253 Third
Storm Cornelius (Storm d- Co.), dwl 17 Rincon PI
Storm G., carpenter, dwl 22S Bush
Storm Theodore, bookkeeper Storm & Co., dwl 17 Rincon
PI
STOKM A CO. (Cornelius Storm and Andreto J.
Shrader). wood and coal. Berry nr Third, office 333
Montgomery
Storms Charles S., broker, dwl 634 Sutt«r
Storrs N. M. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, dwl 921 Sutter
Storry John, boatman, dwl 20X4 Dupont
Storry Leonard, master mariner, dwl 2014 Dupont
Storry Leonard Jr., boatman, dwl 2014 Dupont
Storv Burton, speculator, dwl 7041 Mission
STOKY CII.4KLES R., secretary Home Mutual Ins.
Co., office 406 California, dwl 30 McAllister
Story De Witt C, office 411^ California room 15, dwl 30
Kearny
Storj' George A., clerk Redington, Hostetter &. Co., dwi
30 McAllister
Stose Clemens, dwi 322 Capp
MOKGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
;P. VAN SCHAACE k CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Keamy, Established 1852.
St.issgrer William, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 202 Howard
^tuthard Thomas, captain Pacific Mail S. S. Senator, dwl
2dO'J Folsom
St'jtliard Thompson, machinist Walkington & Wagner,
dwl 13 Gilbert
St'-ithers Ralph B., tanner Simon Hoffman & Co., dwl NW
cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
Stott ^Ufred W., designer and engraver W. K. Vander-
slice >^ Co., dwl Locust Av bet Van Ness Av and
Franklin
Stott Alexander B., dwl NW cor Taylor and Mont Av
Stott Ann C. (widow), dwl NW cor Taylor and Mont Av
Stott James, proprietor Pacific But^t Manufactorj-, Utah
bet Twenty. fourth and Yolo
Stott James C, dwl NW cor Taylor and Montgomery Av
Stott John, pilot stm Amelia, Broadway St. Wharf
Stott John, salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., dwl 1151 Folsom
Stotz John, dwl 42i Sansom
Stouda A. M. {Baloiin <i- S.), dwl SE cor Stockton and
Broadway
Stoughton Eli, stockbroker, dwl 446 Brannan
Stoupe J. B. , carrier Courrier de San Francisco, dwl 535
California room 3
Stout , employe Kimball Mantif. Co.
STOI'T AKTHI'K It., physician and editor Western
Lancet, oltice 200 Keaniy, dwl 25 Ellis
Stout Benjamin, machinist Union Iron Works
Stf.'ut Comodore, engineer, dwl 73 Natoma
Stout Ellen Y. Miss, dressmaker, 224 Third
Stout Frederick, carpenter Amos R. Nichols, dwl 220
Washington
Stout William C, engraver Thomas J. Day, dwl 137 Mont
STOrX WILLI.4.'U P., attorney at law, otfice 604 Mer-
chant room 6, dwl NW cor Thirteenth and Howard
Stoulenborough Charles H. (Stouteiibirrough d: hall), dwl
1104 Post
Stoutenborough John H., salesman Brittan, Holbrook &
Co., dwl 503 Folsom
STOtTK.VBOKOl'GH Jt HALL (Charles H. Stoxt-
t^nborougk and JIarcue P. Hall), stockbrokers, office
401 California
Stoutenburgh Isaac A., stoves and tmware, 117 Washing-
ton, dwl 504 Washington
Stovall J. B., porter Locan & Co., dwl 1111 Leavenworth
Stovall William W., dwl 1111 Leavenworth
Stove Henr>-, paper manufacturer, dwl 459 Clementina
Stover Charles B. {Stover i- Chanc), dwl 805 Leavenworth
Stover Charles H., bookkeeper Dashaway Stables, dwl 805
Leavenworth
Stover Frank C, salesman George K. Hyde & Co., dwl
805 Leavenw-orth
Stover i; Chase (Charles B. Stover and William T. Chase),
carpenters and builders, N 8 Market bet Front and
Da\is
Stow , gunsmith, dwl 316 Pine
Stow M., dwl 559 Minna
Stow William W., attorney at law, office 429 Montgomery,
dwl 1013 Pine , ,
Stowe A. W., carpenter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 112
Fourth . , -.,
Stowe Charles A., printer Journal of Commerce, dwl 541
FourtJi
Stowe C. M. Mrs., clairvoyant, oflSce and dwl 410 Kearny
Stowe Horace B., teacher Chinese Mission House, Klli
Washington ,
Stowell C. C. Mrs., phvsician, office and dwl .42 Howard
Stowell Charles E., captain stm Parthenius, dwl lOli
I'o^'ell „ „ T^.
Stowell Fannie E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Pnmary
School, dwl 124 Tj-ler
StoweU Frederick, shiiicalker, dwl 304 Fremont
Stowell L. E. , master mariner, dwl 222 Post
Stowell Mary E. Miss, vice-principal Eincon School, dwl
201 Turk „ „ ,^ „
Stowell P. M. Miss, principal Hayes VaUey Primary
School, dwl 124 Tyler . „ ,.. •
Stowell William H., merchandisebroker, 214 caiuomia,
dwl 1117 Geary . „ , j , oo,
Stowers N. H. barkeeper Pearson & Holmes, dwl Jil
StrachM"uenry Gordon, bookkeeper Charles Claj-ton &
Co., dwl N s Union bet Fillmore and V^ ebster
Strachaii Isabella Mrs., dressmaker Mme. Michau, dwl
Potrero , .
Strachauer Charles, machinist Union Iron H orks
Strack John G., tailor, dwl 503 Union
Strade Heniy, gardener, dwl 950 Brj-ant ,,,_,,
Strahan Frank (S. F. ilanufacturing Co.), dwl 5i oaK
Strahan Mary (widow) dwl 5i Oak
Strahan N., wooilcar\er D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl SE
cor Lombard and Hyde
Strahan Simon {S. F. Mumt/acturinff Co.), dwl 21 Oak
Stnihl G., laborer, dwl 17 Jasper PI
Strahle Jacob, butcher, dwl 708 Natoma
8TRAHLE JAt'OK A fO. (Fmliiiand de St. Ger-
main, tntcceeeor), biltiar.i-tabte and fancy furniture
manufacturers and dealers fancy woods and veneers,
533 Market
Strahle Joseph W., gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 417 Suiter
Strahle Theresa (widow), dwl 417 Sutter, rear
Strahn Alexander, cabinetmaker B. H. Freeman & Co.,
dwl 1040i Ho»-ard
Straightoff Frances Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 651 Howard
Strain Robert R., Eureka Gas Machine Co., otfice 713
Harrison, dwl 730 Geary
Strainer James, carpenter, dwl 111 Leavenworth
Stranahan George B. , dwl 1220 Folsom
Stnmd Charles, baker George Engler. dwl 1323 Duixint
Strand Frederich, miller, dwl N s Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Strand Lewis, carj^nter Palace Hotel
Strand Svilliam J., packer R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 50 Ne-
vada
Strandberg Gustaf, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson 1
Strandberg Gustave, cutter Bullock & Jones, dwl 931
Greenwich |
Straney Ellen Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Hillman, dwl 206
Fifth
StranevJohn, carriagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
206 Fifth
Straney Margaret, dressmaker Mrs. Hillman, dwl 206 Fifth
Strang Da\id, sparmaker North's Ways, Long Bridge, dwl
607 Third
Strangard Andrew, tailor, dwl Bannam PI
Strange Frank J., carjjenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
737 Market
Straou Theodore, upholsterer Joseph Rosenthal, dwl Co-
lumbia Hotel
Strasburg H., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factors'
Strass Henry, peddler, dwl 310 Pacific
Strassburge'r .\doiph, salesman Sachs, Strasaburger & Co.,
dwl 42S Tlier
Strassburger Isaac, salesman Sachs, Stras8burg«r & Co.,
dwl 614 Sutter
Strassbiu-ger Pierre, winemaker, dwl 91 Stevenson
Strassburger Sigmund (Sachs, S. ct Co.), dwl 4'2S Tjler
Strasser Abraham {^Strasser it Levy), dwl 6'22 Hayes
Strasser George, meter clerk Spring Valley Water W orks,
dwl 31 Lillv Av
Strasser Leopold (Benjamin <t S.), dwl 620 Green
Strasser K Levy (J ^ruArt 111 Strasser and Morris Levy),
game and jwultrv, 50 Grand Central Market
Strassmau Benjamin' jeweler California Jewelrj- Co., dwl
220 Leavenworth
Strassman M. Mrs., dressmaker, 220 Leavenworth
Strassman Mark, dwl 220 Leavenworth
Stratford Thomas H., blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl
Stratman John, liquor saloon. Crusader Hall, 1159 Miss
Stratton A. W. (widow), dwl 150 Perry
Stratton Cias M., broker, dwl 1711 Jones
Stratton Daniel W., carpenter, dwl 630J Post
Stratton Ebenezer N. (SlrallonJ: Tice), dwl sixteenth nr
Brvant .
Stratton Edwin, houscraiser, dwl 413 Fourth
Stratton Emerson O., houieraiser, dwl 20 Mary
Stratton Ernest, carriagetrimmer hunbaU Manuf. Co.,
dwl 319 Tehama ,
STKATI'O.V JA.MES T., U. S. surveyor-general, of-
flce 306 Pine, res Oakland
Stratton John S., hou»cniover, office NE cor Keamy and
Bush, dwl 924 Harrison
Stratton L. C. Mrs., retoucher William Shew, dwl 113
Fourth . „ 1 r I
Stratton Kobcrt, watchman La Grande Laun'lO'
Stratton H. S., carbuildcr, dwl Clay nr Fjllmore
Stratton & Tice (A'. A. .itrattun and Uenry M. Ttce),
auctioneers, 12S Kearny
Straub J. N. (Strauli A Schcurer), dwl >7 Morton
Straub Nicholas, hquor saloon, 831 bacrameuto
Straub WUliam, butcher, dwl U'23 i><}P"«\. „.„„„.
iitr:iub&^heuTer(J.y. Straub and CnrutuinSdieurer),
tailors, 1110 Market and U Turk
Strauber Gustave, tailor, dwl 'JSl Greenwich
UTK 41 I'll JOil> O., proprietor \ allcjo I. S. llona«i
Warehoui N V cor v'allJ^o and Front, and Gibbs^U
S. tended Warehouse SW cor Vallejo and Front, dwl
1210 Kearny
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Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha;
Straus A., clerk I. Cohn, 650 Market, dwi Stock nr Clay
Straus August, jeweler, dwl 307 Clementina
Straus Emanuel {Helbuig .L- S.), dwl 311 T>-ler
Straus Isaac C, conductor Sutter St. R. R.', dwl 1121 Post
Straus Jacob, salesman Helbing & Straus, dwl 72(> Bush
Straus Joseph, with Schulz & Fischer, dwl 31 Turk
Straus M. (Stratts 1- Levy), dwl 633 O'Farrell
Straus M. scenic artist Maguire's New Theater, dwl 314
Bush
Straus Moses, clerk J. H. Hirschfeld, dwl 510 Kearny
Straus Samuel, clerk Morris Dobner, dwl 1027 Clay
Straus Samuel, collector, 715 Clay, dwl 1309 Stockton
Straus Samuel J., real-estate agent, oflBce 316 California
room 8, dwl 805* Geary
Straus k Lev-)- (3/. Straus'and H. Levy), manufacturers
boys' clothing, cor Bush and Sansom
Strauss Arthur, upholsterer, dwl 115 Perry
Strauss Bernard, butcher. Central Market, dwl 115 Perry
Strauss Bernard, express, dwl 27 Lewis
Strauss E. Mrs. (widow), bakery, 241 Seventh
Strauss Emanuel (Hartman <t S.), dwl 115 Perry
Strauss Emanuel, upholsterer William Green, dwl 115
Perry
Strauss Henrietta (widow), dwl 25 Jansen
Strauss Ida Miss, teacher Pine St. Primary School, dwl
115 Perry
Strauss John, shoemaker Abraham Magnes, dwl 32 Sec
Strauss Jonas {Levi Strauss J: Co.), res New York
Strauss Joseph, upholsterer Joseph RosenthjU, dwl 18
Fourth
Strauss Kaufman, dravman, 5 Batterv, dwl 24 Turk
Strauss L. Mrs., dwl 300 Stockton
Strauss Len {Levi Strauss d: Co.), dwl 317 Powell
STRArSS LEVI «fr CO. (Louis Strauss, Wiiliam Sak-
lei7t, and Jonas Strauss), importers clothing and diy
goods. 14 and 16 Battery
Strauss Lewis, drj- goods, 7 "and 9 Virginia Block, dwl 618
Green
Strauss Louis (Levi Strauss <t- Co.), dwl 502 Bush
Strauss Moses, boots and shoes, IS Fourth
Strauss Moses, salesman Lewis Strauss, dwl 736 Green
Strauss P. C, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1121 Post
Strauss S. A., bookkeeper, dwl 828 California
Strauss S. Alexander, bookkeeper, dwl 816 Powell
Strauss Theodore, barkeeper Becker & Fischer, dwl 313
Geary
Strauss William, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Straut George, clerk Hawlev, Bowen & Co., dwl 311 Turk
Straut William E. (Straut 1- Hamiltmi), dwl 311 Turk
STR-VrX A HAMILTON (.William E. Stratit and
Wiiliam J. Hamilton), importers and dealers car-
riage and wagon materials, NW cor Sac and Dnmim
Stray George, proprietor Relay House, 507 Mission
Strayer L. B., carpenter, dwl 565 Howard
Stream John, watchmaker Anderson & Randolph, dwl
120Aaara
Stream Sarah E. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1224 Fol, rear
Strebost Annie Miss, dw! 526 Hayes
Strcch Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Louis-
iana nr Shasta
Strecker Adolph (Strecker d- Rosenthal), dwl 25 Morton
Strecker Isaac, hairdresser Conrad Troell, dwl 60S Bush
Strecker Ac Rosenthal (Adolph Strecker aiui Maurice
Rosenthal), hairdressers, 33 Post
Street Caroline C. Mrs., lodgings, 348 Fourth
Street Eiward, housepainter, dwl 1811 Leavenworth
Street Harlow L., district weigher U. S. Custom House
dwl 723 Treat Av
Street Harriet (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1324 Jackson
Street John, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Street John F.. clerk George W. Clark, dwl 1324 Jackson
Street Nathan J., local agent Pacific Mutual Lire Ins. Co.,
office XE cor California and Sansom, dwl 34.S Fourth
Street Spencer B., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
American Exchange
STREETE\ J.iMES M., manager London and S. F.
liauk (limited), office 424 California, dwl 309 Powell
Streeter Albert A., hairdresser James' Murphy, dwl 119
Third *^ ""
Strehl Charles, butcher, 56 Metropolitan Market, dwl 908
Post
Strehl Jacob, butcher C. Strehl, dwl Natoma bet Eighth
and Ninth *
Strehl Joseph, hairdresser Sand Brothers, dwl 441 Jessie
Strehl Phillip {Wiebc d S.), dwl 441 Jessie
Strei G. L. W., builder, office 17 Washington At
Streib Charles, hairdresser, 653 Fourth
Streib Julius (Julim Streib <t Brother), dwl 1219 Kearnv
Streib Julius & Brother (William), hairdressing saloon, 8
Merchants" Exchange
Streib William (Julius Streib d- Brother), dwl 235 Oak
Streickert Adolph, tailor, dwl 134 Fourth
Streitberger Christopher, milkman, dwl NE cor Lombard
and Franklin
Streitberger Gottfried, cabinetmaker Weir & Gray, dwl
870 Folsom
Strem Thomas, seaman stm Monterey, Market St. Wharf
Stremming Matthew, carpenter Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl
557 Natoma
Stretch Richard H., civil engineer, office 17 Mont Block
Streuli John J., proprietor Swiss Brewery, 412 and 414
Dupont, dwl IS Stockton PI
Striby Louisa Mrs., teacher music, dwl 9C9 Howard
Striby William, professor music, dwl 969 Howard
Strieker William, butcher J. Kaufman, dwl 429 Minna
Strichert Adolph, tailor Jacob Lindecker, dwl 612 Pine
Strickland Frank, driver Omnibus R, R.
Strickland George, draj-man. dwl 160 Silver
Strickland Otis, miner, dwl 733 Guerrero
Strickland Sidney L., salesman J. K. Cooper, dwl 611 Post
Strickland Wllford R. (colored), porter Louis Eppinger,
dwl 14 Virginia
Strickler Daniel, bricklayer, dwl 456 Minna
Strickler Jacob, bricklayer, dwl 47 Second
Strieff A. , waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Strigel Conrad, bricklayer, dwl S s Fourteenth At bet
Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
String John, molder, dwl 317 Fremont
Stringer Arthur R., negative retoucher George D. Morse,
dwl 1614 Post
Stringer C, salesman Friedlander & Co., dwl 1051 Market
Stringer Edgar, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stringer Frank, advertising agent James E. Boyce, dwl
712 Union
Stringer Harry W\, photographer John D. Godeus, dwl 34
Third
Stringer Matthew, carpenter, dwl 557 Natoma
Stringer Michael, baker William Poehlman, dwl Morton
bet Stockton and Dupont
Stringer William, laborer, dwl 423 East
Stringer William, manufacturer lubricating machine oils
and axle grease, 422 Da^is, dwl 2007 Tavlor
Stringer William J., carpets and furniture, 93S Market,
dwl 2007 Taylor
Strisand Nathan Rev., principal School of Congregation
Beth Israel, dwl 526 Tehama
Stroap Anthony, butcher S. F. Packing and Provision Co.
Stroatuf J., lather Palace Hotel
Strobbe August, tailor, dwl 1123 Dupont
Strobel J. F., dwl 102 Jones
Strobridge Orville F., dwl 6 Rose At
Stroecker Herman H. W. (Osmer d- Co.), dwl 436 Fremont
Stroh George, hquordealer, dwl E s Yerba Buena nr Sac
Strohbeihm David, laborer, dwl 216 Chestnut
Strohl Philippe, insect powders, 312 Sutter, dwl 11 Harlan
PI
Strohl S., teamster, Chevers PI
Strohmeier Carl, baker, dwl 339 Jessie
Strohmeier Joseph, salesman H. Hinders, dwl 27 Lewis PI
Strohsahl William J., bottler SoL Wangenheim & Co., dwl
SRridley
Strom Charles V., watchmaker Edward F. Ohm, dwl 18
Harriet
Strom S. Edward, machinist, dwl 11 Pacific
Stromberg Bernard F., cooper, 50S Front and 114 and 116
Oregon, dwl 711 Gear>-, rear
Stromberg Joseph (Wrede d- Co.), dwl 17 Bernard
Stromdahl Gustav F., Scandina\Tan Soc., 71 New Mont
Stroneske Andrew, gausagemaker Mathaus Scbwamm,
dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Strong A., railroad agent, dwl Russ House
Strong Allen S. , carriagepainter, dwl 366 Minna
Strong Charles, dwl 803 Montgomery
Strong Edward Y., compositor Alta California, dwl 22S
Sixth
Strong Frederick A. , assistant baggagemaster Central Pa-
cific R. R., Oakland Fern,- Wharf, dwl 35 Garden
Strong George, engineer Eureka Hair Factor}-, dwl W s
Dolores nr Fifteenth
Strong George H. (Deicey d: Co.), dwl 44 Tehama
Strong George W. (Strong d- Co.), dwl 2212 Larkin
Strong Walter L. (Strong d Co.), dwl 2214 Larkin
Strong William, draftsman William Patton, dwl 1076 Union
Strong William, watchman Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s
Maryland nr Sha£ta
Strong & Co. (George W. and WalUr L.\ metallurgical I
works, 10 Stevenson
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
,F.VANSCHAACI{&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstabHshed 1852.
Stroth Carl, carpenter Agricultural Fair Race Grounds,
dwl 19 Page
Strother Fleet F., stockbroker, lOS Leidesdorff, dwl 014
Post
Strothoff Herman, laborer, dwl 37 Moss
Stroud Allen, student Heald's Business College
Stroud James, extraman Engine No. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl
144 Second
Stroud J. E., clerk 11. P. Wakelee, dwl 1013 Mason
Strout Marcellug H., inspector Custom House, dwl 619
Mission
Strozjnski Roman, bairdresser Lawrence Robinson, dwl
45 Everett
Strozj'nski Stanislas, ladies' hairdresser, dwl 45 Everett
Strozynski Theofil, cook San Francisco Laundry, dwl 21
Everett
Strube George, miner, dwl 220 Pacific
Stmbl Valentine (Xcwmaii tt «S.), dwl 704 Battery
Struckmeyer J. Herman, seaman, dwl 127 Francisco
Struckmeyer Louis F., tailor Gerson Hasthall, dwl 29J
Fifth Av
Stnimberg Herman, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Strunz H., helper Machine Shop Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Struper T. , laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Struss August, dwl 3 Kate
Struthers John, laborer Palace Hotel
Struven B., tanuer, S s Serpentine Av nr Howard
Struven John, tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Struving Herman (-E. Kaeh ,t Co.), dwl 1313 Stockton
Struwe Henry, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Strybing C. H., merchant, dwl 1212 Mason
Stryker Samuel (Stryker d- Kiernan), dwl 443 First
Stryker &Kiernan(5a?«»t; Sfryker andPhilip KisnianX
stevedores. Pier 5 Steuart
Stuard Sarah (widow), dwl 234 Folsom
Stuart A., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Stuart Agnes Miss, braidsewer Pacific Straw Works, dwl
703 Davis
Stuart Albert, soap factory, E s San Bruno Road nr Thir-
tieth
Stuart Alex^inder C, bookkeeper E. Cahill & Co., dwl 634
Bush
Stuart Ann (widow), dwl Wolf bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth, Bemal Heights
Stuart Charles, chairmakerTlwmas Stuart, dwl 8 HajTvard
Stuart Charles A. , engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Montana,
dwl 614 Third
Stuart Charles H.,liquorsaloon, 311 Da\1s,dwl 28 O'Farrell
Stuart Daniel, butcher, dwl N s Twelfth Av nr N, South
S. F.
Stuart Frank, student Heald's Business College
Stuart Irvine, clerk B. L. Solomons & Sons, dwl 913 Jack-
son
Stuart J., carpenter Palace Hotel
Stuart James, salesman Kennedy, O'Neill & Brennan, dwl
STl'AKT JAMES F., attorney at law, office 606 Mont-
gomery, dwl 206 Seventh
Stuart Jessie C, steward stm Fideliter, dwl 980 Harrison
Stuart John, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 621
Harrison
Stuart Thomas, barkeeper Moses Frisbie
Stuart Thomas, fumituredealer, 747 Folsom, dwl 8 Hay-
ward
Stuart Thomas D., carpenter, 6 Leaven-worth ^
STUART WIIWAM, real-estate agent and mmmg
secretary, oflice 113 LeidesdorfE, dwl 600 Folsom
Stuart Willi,am A. commission merchaut, dwl 206 Seventh
Stuart. See Steuart and Stewart
Stubbs David D., general agent Blue Line, office 140 Mont-
gomery, dwl 917 Eddy , ,„. i. „
Stubbs Jessie, first engineer stm Alameda, dwl 40/1 eii
Stubbs John C, freight agent Central Pacific R. R., dwl
917 Eddy „ .
Stuckey W. B., clerk Cross & Co., dwl 803 Hyde
Studer Frederick, bootmaker Rudolph Memers, dwl 207
Post
STIIItLEY BENJAJUN W., watchmaker, engraver,
watchmakers' tools, materials, etc., 240 Montgomery,
dwl 602 Third , ^ . ^ r^
Studley George W., foreman book work Cubery ffi Co.,
dwl N s Ellis bet Scott and Devisadero
Studley Rachel (widow), dwl N 8 Ellis bet Scott and De-
visadero
Studson WiUiam, laborer, dwl 919 Powell
Studwick Joseph E., shoe manufacturer, 967i tolsom,
dwl 15 Fifth Av
Stuer George, butcher, dwl 427 Green
Stuhr Christian F., compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 263
Tehama
Stuhr Henry, tinsmith Erittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl S s
Francisco bet Mason and Taylor
Stuhr Louis, brassflnisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl 253
Tehama
Stumer Henrj- {Stumer <t- Ramsey), dwl NW cor Jackson
and Stockton
Stumer & Ramsey (Henry Stumer and Peter Bamtey),
liquor saloon, 921 Kearny
Stumm Frank J., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 18
First
Stumpf Balthaser, Metropolitan Bakorj-, 226 Pucific
Stunipf Johu, liquor saloon, N s First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Stumpf Ludwig, bootmaker C. Dietle, dwl SW cor Dupont
and Post
Stupplibeen John, clerk, dwl 15 Geary
Sturberg Peter, painter, dwl 210 Minna
Sturcken E., enameler California Jewelry Co., dwl 333
Shipley
Sturdivant Robert 0., real-estate agent, dwl S s McAllis-
ter bet Laguna and Buchanan
StUrenburg William, hairdresser, dwl 316 Minna
Sturgeon Andrew, stairbuilder Sauboni & Byrnes, dwl
1705 Mason
Sturgeon Eugene, dwl 615 Bush
Sturges F. D.. surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking,
office NW eor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
Sturgis William D., purser stm Santa Cruz, dwl 902 Clay
Sturke William, proprietor Summit House, W s Mission
nr St. Mary's College
Sturla Dominico, dwl 3 Taylor PI
Sturla John B. (Ginoehio i: S.), dwl 629 Lombard
Stiuman Benjamin, physician, office and dwl 649 Howard
Sturr Harry, oysterman Moraghan .»; I..\lich, dwl 2009 Polk
SturtH. Evelyn {Martin .t S.), dwl 1033 Powell
Sturtevant George, dwl Silver Av nr San Bruno Road
Sturtevant Irving, salesman 416 Clay, dwl Silver Av nr
San Bruno Road
Sturtevant J. Lawrence, melter S. F. Assaying and Re-
fining Works, dwl Silver Av nr San Bruno Uoad
Stmlz Andrew, porkpacker, dwl 870 Folsom
Sturz John H., minmg engineer Central Pacific R. R.,
dwl 816 Jackson
Sturzenegger Charles A., driver Philadelphia Brewer}',
dwl 52 Tehama
Stnssy Frederick, expressman, cor Bush and Keaniy, dwl
1185 Broadway
Stutsman Daniel, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., dwl
SW eor Mission and Third
Stutsman Thomas, tinsmith, dwl 507 Mfssion
Stutt Henrj', heliwr Phelps Manufacturing Co., dwl 182
Stevenson
Stuttmeister Rudolph F. W., physician, office 235 Kearny,
dwl 759 Howard
Stuttmeister Victor R., salesman L. Hirsch, dwl 728 How
Stutz Jacob (Thomas Melnermnj * Co.), dwl 440 Green
Styes Lewis (colored), cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado,
dwl 10 Virginia
Styles Frank, engineer stm El Capitan, Davis St. HTiarf
Styles Henrj- K., stovepolisher George H. Tay & Co., dwl
304 Jackson
Styles Johu H., bricklayer, dwl 6571 Minna
Styles G. & Co., carpenters and builders, 416 Geary
Su Wah Lung (Chinese), slipper fact.ir>-, 534 Commercial
Suane Charles, assistant parkkoeper Golden Gate Park
Suanet Charles, real estate, dwl NW cor Seventh and
Point Lobos avs
Suirto Maurice, dwl 2 St. Charles PI
Sublett N. B., teacher music, dwl 942 Mission
Sublett William, miner, dwl 942 Mission
Sublett William A., dentist, dwl 793 Mission
Sublette W., purser stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co., res
Oakland , _ ,
Sucarinski Frank, carpenter, dwl 313 Tehama
Succor Mill and Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Ncv.), office 302
Montgomerv' room 5 ... ,_ m.
Such F. L. & Co. (James B. Peek), milkranch cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Douglass „ , , , -. .
Such Francis L. (F. L. Such d: Co.), dwl cor Twenty-
fourth and Douglass
Such Frank P., dwl 1609 Stockton
Sucker James, ma.son Palace Hotel
Suckow Charles, cabinetmaker, NW cor Oibb and Mont-
gomery Av, dwl 619 Gear}', rear
Suckow William, tailor, dwl 617 Gear}', rear
Sucre Richard, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Sudden CeceUa (widow), dwl 21 Pearl
Baths ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Sudden LawTence, expressman, dwl 72 Tehama
Sudden Robert, master mariner, dwl IS41 Mission
Sue Woo aCo. (Chinese) merchants, 941 Dupont
Sugden George, machinist Grover & Baker, dwl 39 Fifth
Sugden William, porter Miller & Co., dwl SW cor Sansom
and Greenwich
Sugnoi , dwl California Hotel
Suhl Christian F. (Barz S- S.), dwl US Sacramento
Suhling Hermann H. (liredltof d: S.), dwl 39 Ritch
Suich G. 6: Co., importers and wholesale liquors, 623 San
Suich Girolamo (6^. Snick a.- Co.), dwl 1029 Pacific
Suie Long Ji Co. (Chinese), clothing manufacturers, 825
Washington
Suisun Marble Co., A. D. Carpenter secretary, office 605
Clav
Siiits Robert L., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 55 Suc-
teenth
Suling Carl, clerk Muecke, Viator & Co., dwl 602 Stockton
Suling Frank, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl cor
Railroad and Eleventh ava. South S. F.
Sullahan Michael, horsetrainer, dwl Agricultural Fair
Race Groujids
Sullara Powell, laborer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 18
Pacific
Sullen S. {Findle <L- S.), dwl 24 Morton
Sullenberger John, restaurant, 1412 Dupont, dwl 1419
Dupont
Sxillivan , gardener, dwl 13 Noble PI
Sulli\an , laborer, dwl 414 Post, rear
Sullivan Andrew, stevedore Menzies &, Bingham
Sullivan Ann (widow), dwl 20 Ohio
Sullivan Ann, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Sullivan Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 323 Third
Sulli^ an Augustus, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sullivan Bartholomew, laborer John Cochran, dwl 761
Mission
Sullivan Bridget (^idnw), dwl 23 Louisa
Sullivan Bridget (widow), dwl 535 Mission
Sullivan Bridget (widow), dwl W s Georgia nr Sierra
Sullivan Bridget A. (widow), dwl NW cor Larkin and Fil-
bert
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 13
Second
Sullivan Catherine (widow), dwl S30 Pacific
Sullivan Charles, bncklayer John Hughes
Sullivan Charles, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Sullivan Charles, cook American Exchange
Sullivan Charles, printer, dwl 34 Natoma
SuUivan Cornelius, butcher C. Kerr & Co., dwl cor Rrst
Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
SuUivan Cornelius, expressman, JTW cor Fourth and
Howard, dwl N 9 Tehama bet Tenth and Eleventh
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 19^ Grand Av
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 304 Beale
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 320 Tehama, rear
Sullivan Cornelius, longshoreman, dwl 29 Jessie
Sullivan Cornelius, shoemaker, dwl 133 Fifth
Sullivan Cornelius, shoemaker, dwl 327 Beale
Sullivan Comehus, teamster, dwl Freelon bet Third and
Fourth
SuUivan Cornelius D. O. (StUlivan, Kelly & Co.\ dwl 1023
Bush
Sullivan CorneUus P., junk dealer, dwl 510 Post
Sulhvan D., carpenter Palace Hotel
Sullivan D., %Taiter Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Sullivan D., watertender stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Sullivan Daniel, dwl 95^^ Stevenson
Sullivan Daniel, boilermaker, dwl 48 Sacramento
SuUivan Daniel, bookbinder John B. MclntjTe, dwl 544
Howard
Sullivan Daniel, carrier Ev«iing Post, dwl 18 AUen
Sulhvan Uaniel, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Sullivan l>aniel, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 8
Minna
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, dwl 210 Washington
Sullivan Daniel, molder Union Ironworks
SuUivan Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 1 Luicoln PI, rear 243
Fremont
Sulhvan Daniel, papercarrier, dwl 1138 Union
Sullirau Daniel, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 555J Na-
toma
SuUivan Daniel, seaman, dwl 233 Perry
SuUivan Daniel, shipcarjienter, dwl 73 Tehama
SuUivan Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Sulliv;in Daniel, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Sullivan Daniel, turner Sanborn & Byrnes, dwl Bemal
Heights
Sullivan Daniel, waterman Golden Gate Park
Sullivan Daniel, woodcarver Mechanics' Mill, dwl Isabella
nr San Bruno Road, Bemal Heights
SuUivan Daniel C, blacksmith, dwl N s Ellis bet Buchan-
an and Webster
SuUivan Daniel J., clerk, dwl 110 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel J., locksmith and bellhantrer, 14 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel J., pressman Alta California, dwl 1309
Steiner
SulUvan Daniel O., groceries and Uquors, NW cor Foiuth
and Freelon
Sullivan l>aniel O., plasterer, dwl 568 Mission
Sullivan Daniel O., seaman, dwl 514 Mission
Sullivan Daniel O., stableman, dwl 406 Clementina
Sullivan Daniel T., attorney at law, office S Montgomery
Av, dwl 30 Eleventh
Sullivan D. B., boilermaker Francis I. Ciirry
Sullivan D. D., Ship Calkers' Assn. 713 Mission
SuUivan Dennis, laborer, dwi 418^ Grove
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl Railroad Homestead nr San
Miguel Station
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Alabama
and Harrison
SuUivan Dennis, shipcalker, dwl 204 Second
Sullivan Dennis, shoemaker, dwl 327 Beale
Sullivan Deimis, taUor Wright & Harmon, dwl 21 Sher-
wood PI
SuUivan Dennis M., grrocer, dwl 824 Jessie
SuUivan Desmond, bookkeeper E. Commins & Co., dwl
1206 Market
SuUivan Edward, plumber Prendergast & Doherty, dwl 8
Harrison Av
Sullivan Edward J., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 8 Fifth
Av
StUlivan E. E., mason Palace Hotel
SuUivan EUen (widow), dwl 15^ Welsh
SuUivan EUen Miss, chambermaid American Exchange
Sulhvan E. O., steward Engine No. 1 South S. F. F. D.,
dwl Fourteenth bet Railroad Ar and N
SuUivan Eugene {Sullivan <i- Hiighes), dwl 20 Ohio
Sullivan Eugene, barkeeper Brooklni Hotel, dwl 456 Min
Sullivan Eugene, mason Palace Hotel
Sullivan Eugene, porter, dwl 20 Hunt
SILLIVAIV EIi4;E.\E JL., real restate, office NE cor
Montgomery- Av and Montgomerj- third tioor, and S.
F. park commissioner, dwl 803 St<:Krkton
SuUivan Eugene O., bricklayer, dwl 568 Mission
SiUlivan Florence {Kennelly ii: S.), dwl 81 Everett
SuUivan Florence Rev., professor St, Ignatius CoU^?e,
841 Market
SulUvan Francis J., dwl 1037 Mission
Sullivan Frank, waiter, dwl 54 Jessie
SulUvan George F., dwl SE cor T>ier and Steiner
SuUivan G. F., student Heald's Business College
SuUivan H. R., weigher Pacific Rolling MiUs, dwl Louisi-
ana nr Shasta
Sullivan Hugh, barkeeper Isaac C. GiUett, dwl 620 Na-
toma
SuUivan James, dwl 433 Broadway
SuUivan James, blacksnuth Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 66
Front
Sullivan James, boots and shoes, 41 Sixth, dwl 471 Jessie
Sulhvan James, deckhand stm Juha, Broadway St. WTiarf
SuUivan James, gardener, dwl 726 Clementina
SuUivan James, horseshoer, 218 Post, dwl 262 Jessie
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl9i Freelon
Sullivan James, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Sulli\-an James, laborer, dwl 107 Shipley
SuUivan James, labtjrer, dwl 227 Second
SuUivan James, laborer, dwl E s Steiner nrEddy
Svdlivan James, laborer, dwl Twenty-Fifth bet Alabama
and Harrison
SuUivan James, laborer E. Detrick k Co., dwl SE cor Hyde
and Union
SuUivan James, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Sulhvan James, liquor saloon, dwl 33 Sixth
Sulhvan James, longshoreman, dwl 625 Davis
Suni\'an James, shoemaker, dwl 255 Third
SulUvan James, steerage steward stm Ventura
Sullivan James, truiikmaker, dwl 13 Second
Sullivan James Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 33 Sixth
Sullivan James H., carpenter, dwl 323 Third
SuUivan James H., clerk P. H. Canavan, dwl N s YaUejo
bet Batterv and Sansom
Sullivan James I., driver Hixon & Curtis, dwl W s I^tt
bet McAllister and Fulton
SuUivan James J., shoemaker D. W. Emerson, dwl 107
Shipley
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Sullivan J. F.,
Sullivan J. J.,
Sullivan J. L. ,
Sullivan James R., frescopainter, dwi 539 Howard
, Sullivan James S., carpenter Palace Hotel
Sullivan James S., plasterer, dwl 414 Pacific
Sullivan Jane (widow), dwl NE cor McAllister and Gough
; Sullivan Jeremiah, attorney at law, dwl 137 Tehama
Sullivan Jeremiah, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co.,dwl625 VaUejo
Sullivan Jeremiah, caxtman, dwl 771 Bryant
Sullivan Jeremiah, fireman Southern Pac. R, R., dwl 750
Minna
Sullivan Jeremiah, gardener, dwl S s Turk bet Scott and
Devisadero
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 18 Gilbert
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 543 How
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Golden Gate Park
SulUvan Jeremiah, laborer, dwl S 8 Ivy Av bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Sullivan Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 657 Howard
Sullivan Jeremiah, picturedealer, dwl 21 Garden
Sullivan Jeremiah, roofer, dwl 10(35 Market
Sullivan Jeremiah, scrollsawyer William B. Bradbury,
dwl 137 Tehama
Sullivan Jeremiali, shoemaker, dwl 625 Vallejo
Sullivan Jeremiah, stevedore, dwl N s Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Sullivan Jtremiah, tanner, dwl cor Twen^-seventh and
W^ashington Av
Sullivan Jeremiah F., painter, 2721 Folsom
Sullivan J. F. (Sullivan tt- Meighan), dwl SE cor Ridley
and Valencia
Sullivan J. F., blacksmith Machinery Department U. S.
printer, dwl 533 Sacramento
dwl 906 Market
dwl 424 Sansom
Sullivan Johanna Mrs., fursewerH. Liebes & Co., dwl 663
Mission
Sullivan John, dwl 4 Hardie PI
Sullivan John, baker, dwl 511 Third
Sullivan John, blacksmith, dwl 413 Natoma
Sullivan John, blacksmith Central Pacific R. R., dwl NE
cor Kate and Bryant
Sullivan John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 266
Jessie, rear
Sullivan John, bootmaker, NE cor Jackson and Battery
Sullivan John Jr., bootmak.er John Sullivan, dwl NE cor
Battery and Jackson
Sullivan John, bricklayer, dwl lOS Minna
Sullivan John, butcher M. Selig & Co., dwl S 8 Tenth Av
nr L, South S. F.
Sullivan John, cartman, dwl 256^ Jessie
Sullivan John, fireman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Sullivan John, gasfitter Nye & Acheson
Sullivan John, groom Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Sullivan John, hamessmaker Thomas MeGtnnis, dwl 1121
Mission
Sullivan John, housemover, dwl 724 Brannan
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 7 Lick
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 15 Natoma
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 27 Minna
Sulhvan John, laborer, dwl 42 Jessie
SuIUvan John, laborer, dwl 58 Everett
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 162 Minna
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 519 Jessie
Sullivan John, laburer, dwl 543 Tehama
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl 1131 Mission
Siilhvan John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Sullivan John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Sullivan John, laborer, dwl King bet Third and Fourth
Sulhvan John, laborer, dwl New Railroad House W s
Fourth nr BeriT
Sullivan John, laborer I. Friedlander's Mission Bay Ware-
house, dwl 9^ Freelon
Sullivan John, laundrjTnan, dwl 8 Fifth Av
Sullivan Jubn, policeman City Hall, dwl cor Washington
Av and Twenty-seventh, Bemal Heights
Sullivan John, real estate, dwl 1037 Mission
Sullivan John, seaman, dwl Quincy House
Sullivan Juhn, shoemaker, dwl 15 Hayes
Sullivan John, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Sullivan John, teamster George Meyer, dwl E 8 Second
Av bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Sullivan John, waiter Russ House
Sullivan John D., bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl 519 Shotwell
SulUvan John D., oiler stm A jax Oregon S. S. Co., dwl
327 Beale
Sullivan John F., stevedore, dwl 12 Freelon
Sullivan John H., blacksmith, 815 Market, dwl 427 St«v
SulUvan John J., laborer, dwl 117 First Av
Sulhvan John J., merchant tailor, G40 Fourth dwl 27
Dora '
Sullivan John M., porter Sullivan, Kelly k Co.. dwl 26
Jessie
SulUvan John P., mariner, dwl 916 Montgomery
Sulhvan Joseph, dwl 417 Vallejo
SulUvan Joseph, carpenter, dwl Ws Alabama bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Joseph N., teamster, dwl C O'Farrell Alley, rear
Sulhvan Josephine Miss, teacher music, dwl 419 Minna
Sullivan J. P., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
SulUvan J. P., painter Cal. Chemical Pamt Co., dwl Rufla
House
Sullivan Julia (widow), dwl S a Fulton bet Buchanan and
Webster
Sullivan Julia Miss, lodgings, 305 Fifth
Sullivan Kate (i^idow), dwf 14 Sumner
Sullivan Kate (widow), dwl 256 Jessie
SuUivan Kate Miss, instructress WTieeler & Wllaon Sewing
Machine Co.
Sullivan Kate Miss, laundress Grand Hotel
Sullivan Kate Miss, principal Lincoln l*rimary School,
dwl 1629 Sacramento
SUILIYAX, KELLY A €0. (C. D. 0. SidUvan and
Janus R. Kelly), importors and dealers paints, oils,
glass, etc., 101-105 Front
SulUvan LawTencc, carpetlayer, dwl 210 O'Farrell
Sullivan Lilly Miss, dressma"ker, dwl 8 Fifth Av
SulUvan Louisa (widow, colored), dwl 1134 Pacific
Sullivan M., boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 15 Natoma
Sullivan M.. carjienter, 701 Mission
SuUivan Margaret, chambermaid Russ House
SuUivan Margaret (widow), dwl Bartol bet Broadway and
VaUejo
Sullivan Martin, expressman, dwl 510 Minna
SuUivan Martin, tanner, dwl 30 Dora
SuUivan Mar>- (widow), dwl 1 Morel PI
SulUvan Marj- (widow), dwl NE cor Gearj- and Lyon
Sullivan Mary (widow), dwl Twenty-fourth bet Alabama
and Harrison
Sullivan Mar^'^ Miss, dressmaker, dwl 174 Minna
SulUvan Mary Miss, shoefitter, dwl 8 Fifth Av
SulUvan Mary Mrs., dwl 174 Minna
Sullivan Mary Mrs., dwl 326 Green
SuUivan Mary H. Miss, furnished rooms, 843 Clay
Sullivan Matthew, laborer Bernard Farley, dwl NW c^r
County and Xlission and Ocean Beach roads
SulUvan Matthew, student St. Ignatius Cohege, dwl cor
Ridley and ^'alencia
SuUivan Maurice, fireman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl
419 Pacific
Sullivan Michael (McSiceeney <{■ S.), dwl 915 Market
Sullivan Michael, dwl 41 Louisa
Stdlivan Michael, boilennaker, dwl 15 Natoma
SiUUvan Michael, carriagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 259 Jessie
Sullivan Michael, driver D. E. Root & Co., dwl 133 Fifth
Sullivan ilichael, ^oom Agricultural Fair Itaoe Grounds
Sullivan Michael, hostler City Stablca, dwl 333 Bush
SuUivan Michael, ironmolder, dwl 305 First
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 627 Davis
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl 704 lirannan
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl U05 Stockton, rear
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl Lafayette House Lafayette
nr Mission
Sullivan Michael, laborer, dwl W s Kansas nr Humboldt
Sullivan Michael, laborer John Hughes, dwl 3 Miller I'l
Sullivan Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Sierra
bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Sullivan Michael, liquor saloon, 513 First
Sullivan Michael, miner, dwl cor Ridley and Valencia
Sullivan Michael, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 305 First
Sullivan Michael, suafnuaker, dwl 73 Tehama
Sullivan Michael, waiter Ckjsmopolitan Hotel, dwl H05
Stockton, rear
Sullivan Michael H., blacksmith T. D. S. Umcr, dwl 6C3
Linden Av bet Laguna and Buchanan
Sullivan Murty, expressman, SWcor Sutter and Kearny,
dwl 510 Minna
Sullivan Nash J., drayman, dwl O'Farrell Alley
Sullivan N. G., teacher West End School, dwl Twenty-
seventh bet FoUom and Harrison
Sullivan Nellie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 510 Post
Sullivan Nora Miss, saleswoman Wheeler li Wilson Sew-
ing Machine Co., dwl 15B Third .
Sullivan Norah Miss, hairdresser and dealer human hau-,
752 Market, dwl 60 Riteh
The Best and most Cleanly Pamily
45
Baths in the City are at 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchaa i
Sullivan Owen, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 102
Fourth
Sullivan Owen, with J. W. Henry, E s Kearny bet Lom-
bard and Greenwich
Sullivan P., expresswagon, cor East and Market
Sullivan Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 1065 Market
Sullivan Patrick, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., dwl 558
Stevenson
Sullivan Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 315 Vallejo
Sullivan Patrick, driver Chase & WoU, dwl Sansom bet
Vallejo and Green
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 2S Natoma, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 32 Everett
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 103 Clinton
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 127 Shipley
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 154 Natoma
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 311 Pacific
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl 422 Brannan, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Central Road nr Giant
Powder Works
SiUlivan Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison
and Bryant
Sullivan Patrick, laborer City Iron Works, dwl 256 Tehama
Sullivan Patrick, liquor saloon, 627 Davis, dwl 3 Bdwy
Sullivan Patrick, livery stable, 915 Folsom
Sullivan Patrick, marblecutter, dwl 40^ Moss, rear
Sullivan Patrick, painter, dwl 364 Natoma
Sullivan Patrick, porter Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwl W s
Columbia bet Twentj'-second and Twenty-third
Sullivan Patrick, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 721
Market
Sullivan Patrick, shoemaker John Sullivan, dwl cor Ohio
and Vallejo
Sullivan Patrick, teamster E. R. Thomason
Sullivan Patrick C, foundrjTnan, dwl 254 Tehama
Sullivan Patrick E., millhand Benjamin F. Ellis, dwl 22^
Bluxome
Sullivan Patrick G., plasterer Noble & Gallagher, dwl Ber-
nal Heights
Sullivan Patrick H., barkeeper, dwl 317 Beale, rear
Sullivan Patrick H., plasterer S s Bemal Heights bet
Moultrie and Hickory Av nr Islais Creek
Siilli\an Patrick J., fxirdresser H. Liebes & Co., dwl 54
Clara
Sullivan Peter, laborer, dwl N s Ash Av bet Laguna and
Octavia
Sulhvan Peter, marbleworker Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl
555 Stevenson
Sullivan Peter, paver Superintendent Public Streets
Sulhvan P. F. (widow), groceries and hquors, SW cor
Third and Silver
Sxdlivan P. J. {P. J. Sullivan <t Co.), and photographic
gallerj-, 33 Third
Sullivan P. J. & Co., {Jeremiah Dunleavey), clothing, 35
Third
Sullivan P. O., bricklayer, office NE cor Kearny and Bush
Sullivan P. O., hairdresser, 1069 Howard
Sullivan P. P., laborer Palace Hotel
Sullivan Richard, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
520 Mission
Sullivan Richard, waiter Alfred H. Manning
Sullivan Richard, waiter Vizini k Co., dwl 20 Ellis
Sullivan Robert, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Hum-
boldt, Potrero Point
Sullivan Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 21 Langton
Sulhvan Robert P., salesman E, C. Kennedy, dwl 1037
Mission
Sullivan Samuel, farmer, dwl SoS Harrison
Sulhvan Stephen {Flanujan 6: S.), dwl 405 Davis
Sullivan T., bricklayer, dwl Park Hotel
Sullivan T., laborer*Kimball Manuf. Co.
Sullivan T. D., miner, dwl 321 Pacific
Sullivan Teresa Miss, shoefitter, dwl 174 Minna
Sullivan Teresa M. Mrs., teacher Silver St. Primary School
dwl 656 Folsom
Sulhvan Terrence, engineer Kerosene Oil Factory, dwl 613
Third
Sulhvan Terrence, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
Florida bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
SITLUVAN TUOMAS (SuUivan A- MoorJiead). dwl
1S22 Market
Sullivan Thomas, barkeeper Joseph H. Benham, dwl 827
Folsom
Sullivan Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 1 Welsh
Sullivan Thomas, driver McNally & Blattner, dwl 5 Mont-
gomery PI
Sullivan Thomas, engineer Engine No. 11 S. F. F. D dwl
Fourteenth bet Railroad Av and N
Sullivan Thomas, fniitdealer, dwl 264 Clementina
Sullivan Thomas, fruitdealer, dwl 1125 Filbert
Sullivan Thomas, fruitstand, 601 Commercial, dwl S ■
Mission nr Fourth
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl 10 Rausch
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl 54 Minna, redx
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, dwl Francisco nr Kearny
Sullivan Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Sullivan Thomas, laborer Wesley Diggins, dwl N s Sutter
bet Derisadero and Broderick
Sullivan Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 22 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, miner, dwl 707 Front
Sullivan Thomas, plumber Bush & MUne
Sullivan Thomas D., shipcalker, dwl E s San Jos6 Av nr
Twenty-fourth
Sullivan Thomas G., groceries and hquors, NE cor Mis-
sion and Ridley
Sullivan Thomas N., hackman, dwl 1125 Howard
Sullivan Thomas P., assistant bookkeeper A. C. Dietx &
Co., dwl 502 Geary
Sullivan Timothy (Sullivan d- Delany), dwl 1120 Folsom
Sullivan Timothy, horseshoer Daniel Mahoney, dwl Bog-
ton House
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 9 Gaven
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 24 Ridley
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 5S Jessie
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 81 Everett
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl 423 Powell
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, dwl S40 Market
Sullivan Timothy, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Tciwnsend
Sullivan Timothy, salesman "nmothy D. Sullivan, dwl 319
Clementina
Sullivan Timothy, stonecutter, dwl cor Wash and Cherry
Sullivan Timothy D., groceries and hquors, 241 Fourth,
dwl 319 Clementina
Sullivan Timothy F., dwl 133 Dora
Sullivan Timothj- F., dwl 135 Minna
Sullivan Timothy J., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
110 Fourth
Sullivan Timothy J., coachman Milton S. Latham, 638 Fol-
som
Sullivan Timothy J., liquor saloon, SW cor Minna and
Fourth, dwl 830i Harrison
SuUivan Timothy J., marbleworker John Daniel it Co.,
dwl 421 Pine
SuUivan W.. milkman, dwl 15 Jessie
Sulhvan WiUiam, bootmaker Thomas Murphy, dwl 1424
Washingt4>n
Sullivan William, gasfitter Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl
427 Stevenson
SuUivan William, laborer, dwl 24 Clara
Sullivan WUliam, laborer Evening Post, dwl Oregon House
SuUivan WUUam, laborer Pacific RoUing Mills, dwl E 8
Louisiana nr Shasta
Sullivan WiUiam, liquor saloon, 733 Howard
Sullivan William, teamster, dwi 15 Jessie
Sulhvan William, waiter Russ House
SuUivan William D. O., clerk SuUivan, Kelly & Co., dwl
1023 Bush
SulUvan WiUiam J., barkeeper D. B. Magee, dwl 303 Sutter
SuUivan WiUiam J., brassmolder Weed &. King^veU, dwl
229 First
SuUivan WUliam P., bootmaker, dwl 520 Turk
Sullivan WUUam P. Jr., bookkeeper 158 Third
SuUivan W. J., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Old Franklin
Hotel
SuUivan & Delaney {Tinwthy Sullivan and William De-
laney), market, SE cor Dora and Harrison
SuUivan i: Hughes (Eugeyic Sullivan and Matthew
Hughes), liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and Jackson
SuUivan & Meighan {J. F. SuUivan and John J. Meig-
hail), attornevs at Jaw, office 637 Kearuv
SCXLIVAX «& MOORHEAI>(rAo?;iasS«»u'an), man-
ufacturers cloaks, suits, and dresses, 14 Montgomery
SuUivan 's Building, Matthieu Sarrett proprietor, SW cor
Dupont and Pacific
Sully John, plumber, dwl N s Post bet Broderick and
Baker
Sulphuret Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 419 CaU-
fornia room 19
Sulsberg Charles, broommaker, dwl Bryant bet Twenty-
fourth and T^ventj'-fifth
Smumer , cabinetmaker, dwl Harmony Hotel
Summerfield Alexander, fancy goods, dwl 935 Howard
Summerfield Alexander Jr., bookkeeper John Rosenfeld,
dwl 935 Howard
Simimerfleld Alice Miss, teacher, dwl 935 Howard
MOEGAIT & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
■ VAITSOHAACK&CO.,706,708,710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 13S2.
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Summorfleld Hattie Miss, assistant teacher music Public
School Department, dwl 985 Howard
Summerfleld Levy, Jewelry, dwl 935 Howard
Sunuiiorfield Solomon, dwl 935 Howard
SC.n.nHOICilA VS WILIXUM, photographic gallery, 6I2
Clay, dwl 2102 Taylor
Summerland Sophia (widow), midwife, dwl 52 Clementina
Summerly Thomas, laborer, dwl 117 First Av
Summers , lettercarrier S. F. Post-offlce, dwl 743 Pine
Summers Andrew, carpenter, dwl 1707 Dupont
Summers Bell Miss, dwl 3 Clay Av
Summers Calvin, clerk Sidney V. Smith & Son, dwl 739
Pine
Summers G. M. Mrs., dwl 609 Bush
Summers Henry, captain schr General Ord, dwl 617 Davis
Summers Henry, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Summers Henry A., physician, office and dwl, 776 Howard
Summers John, plasterer, dwl 20 Allen
Summers Mary A. (widow), dwl 1039 Folsom
Summers R., clerk Einstein Bros. & Co., 24 Battery
Summers William, cook Nucleus House, dwl 823 Mont
Summers. See Somers
Summerville , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Summerville Alexander, barkeeper P. F. Brady, dwl 232
Jessie
Summerville Annie, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Snmmenille August, cutter, dwl 813 Jessie
Summerville Robert I. , barkeeper 422 Sac, dwl 236 Clara
Sumner Charles, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Sumner Charles A., official reporter County and Probate
courts, office 729 Montgomery, dwl S26'Broadway
Sr]M\ER <'HAULE.S K., advertising agent aud insur-
ance solicitor, office 509 Clay, res Oakland
Sunmer Frank W., bookkeeper Sumner & Lowell, dwl 727
Eddy
Sumner Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Kern Co.), office 330
Pine
Sumner John E., auctioneer Watson & Bamhart, dwl 1021J
Market
Sumner John E. Mrs., boarding and lodgings, 1021 J Mar-
ket
Sumner Joseph, tinsmith, 31 Dnmmi, dwl 1151 Mission
Sumner Maria Miss, dwl 666j Mission
Sumner Perrin H., real-estate agent and moueybroker,
office 302 Montgomery, res Oakland
Sumner William, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., dwl E s Mont-
gomerj' bet Jackson and Pacific
Sumner William B. {Sximner A- Lowell), dwl 727 Eddy
SmiKER A LOWEH (WUliam B. Sumner and John
P. Loicell), wool shippers and commission merchants,
dealers hides, leather, and tallow, 619 Front
Sumrix Sidney, painter Charles H. Sykes,dwl 648 Mission
Sun Chong Wo & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 710 Sac
Sun Chong Yuen & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, 1014 Dup
Sundblad V. L., bookkeeper Eureka Salt Works, dwl SE
cor Valencia and Twentieth
Sundbom P. W. Rev., pastor Swedish Evangelical Union
Church
Sunderhaus Julius, tailor, 307 Tehama
Sunderland E. C, tanner, dwl 274 Clementina
Sunderland M,, stationery and confectionery, 245 Fourth
Sunderland Quicksilver Mining Co. (San Luis Obispo Co.),
office 419 California room 27
Sunderland Thomas, attorney at law, dwl Grand Hotel
Sundheimer Moses, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 115
Stockton
Sundquist F. J., Shipwrights' Jour Assn, 71 New Mont
Sunfiid Peter, seaman, dwl 423 East
Sung Chong Co. (Chinese), provisions, 745 Sacramento
Sung Sing Kee (Chinese), butcher, 733 Sacramento
Smiuy Vale Homestead Association, Frederick E. Luty
secretary, office 507 Montgomery
Sunrise (Jold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
George R. Spinney secretary, office 320 California
Sunrise Silver Mining C^. (Panamint), office 318 California
Su]ter Gerhard, seaman, dwl U17 Davis
SII»KK1.VTE>DE\T C0.1IM0N St'lIOOlS t'lTY
AJ(1» fOi;XT¥ S. F., office 22 City Hall second
floor
SCPERIXTEXDENT PUBLIC STREETS ASfll
H1<;UWAV.>>. office basement City Hall cor Mer-
chant and Dunbar Alley
SrPERI\TE-\DEXT U. S. MBiT, office NW cor Fifth
and Mission
SrPERVlSI.VG I\SPECTOR V. S. STEAM VES.
SEL.*, office 11 U. S. Court Building
SUPERVISOR I.\TER.\A1, REVENIE II. S., office
419 California
SUPERVISORS BO.tRD OF, 3 City Hall second floor
Supple David, policeman Citv Hall, dwl 13 Pfeiffer
Supple Edward, drj' goods, 838 Market, res Oakland
buries Alfred, butcher, dwl W s Ohio nr Vallojo
SurprKe Gallon ToU Road Co., W. R. Ton-nsond secretary
office 330 Pine ■''
Surprise Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.), office 408 Ci.l
SuriM-ise Valley Mill and Water Co. (Panamint), office 330
Surrenson Peter, laborer, dwl 10 Frederick
Surring Neils, seaman, dwl 45 Sacramento
Surrj'hne J., moldor Hanscom 4 Co., res Oakland
SIKVEYOR CITY AM» I'OIXTY. nlfl.e ,129 Wash
SIRVEY0K-<;E.>EUAL I:. S.. office sou Pinc
SI RVEYOR POUT OF SASi FRA.VdSI O, office
Custom House third tioor
Sury Paul, liquor saloon, 109 Dupont, dwl lOSi Silver
Susan William, laborer N. W. Cole i Co., dwl S\V cor
Second and Mission
Susand Nathaniel C. (colored), hairdressing ealwn 404
Montgomery, dwl 28 Stone
Susand Othello L. (colored), hairdresser, dwl 14 Virginia
Suseman James, clerk, dwl 770 Howard
Suskind Ernest, broker, office 411 Califoniia, dwl 1220 Miss
Susky CTiarles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Susmann Philip, secretary Pacific Jute Manufacturing
Co., office 115 Battery, dwl 14 Turk
Sussman Samuel (Jf. Ehrman tfe Co.), res New York
Susst James, master mariner, office 305 East
Sustig Thomas, cartman D. Giovanninni, dwl 816 Pacific
Susulich George, cook 311 Pacific
Sutcliffe James, porter John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 11384
Pacific
Suter Barbara (widow), dwl 212 Steuart
Suter Henry, pianotortedealer, dwl NE cor Fifth and Fol
Suter Samuel, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 0 Hart-
man
Suterstrand Peter A., cabinetmaker, dwl 108 Shipley
Sutherland A., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 0 Fourth
Sutherland Alexander, light^housekeeper Point Bonita
Sutherland Alexander, laborer, dwl 446 Brannan
Sutherland Alexander, printer Joseph Winlerbum & Co.,
dwl 250 .Minna
Sutherland Andrew, plasterer, dwl 821 Market
Sutherland Arthur C, bookkeeper S. Tesmore, dwl 932
Mission
Sutherland Charles, merchant (Nevada), dwl 2216 Steiner
Sutherland Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Sutherland David, blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl 115 See
Sutherland Frederick E., attorney at law, office 647 Mer-
chant, dwl 1429 Taylor
Sutherland J., carpenter Palace Hotel
Sutherland Jacob, shipcarjienter, dwl 312 Beale
Sutherland James G., salesman Calahan Curtin, dwl 1027
Market
Sutherland John {Dean tt- S.), res Stockton
Sutherland O. G. Mrs. (\vidow), dwl IVenty-fourth nr
Bryant
Sutherland Robert {Sutherlaiid cfc Gray), dwl 250 Minna
Sutherland S. F., mining secretary, office 45 Merchants'
Exchange
Sutherliuid S. M., head postal clerk S. F. Post-offlce, res
St<;tckton
Sutherland William, porter, dwl 738 Vallejo, rear
Sutherland William H., porter E. Martin k Co., dwl 931
McAllister
Sutherland & Gray (Robert Sutherland and John T.
Gray), plumbers and gasfitters, '230 Sutter
Sutlifif Henry, cigars and tobacco, 330 Kearny and 832
Kearny, dwl cor Stockton and Pacific
Sutliff Thomas, salesman Henry Sutlilf, dwl 519 Filbert
Sutliffe Albert, journalist S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1009 Pow
Sutro Albert, gold-dust and exchangebroker, office 415
Montgomen-, dwl 1907 Stockton
SUTRO <'II.4RIES, banker and gold-dust and ex-
changebroker, 415 Montgonierj', dwl viM Market
Sutro Gustave, gi>ld-du.st and exchangebroker, 415 Mont-
gomery, dwl 536 McAllister
Sutro Jlining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 434 California
Sutro Tunnel Co., Pelham W. Ames sccrctarj-, office 320
California
Sutter Adam, baker, dwl 804 Greenwich
Sutter Adeline Miss, dwl 766 Howard, rear
SUTTER E.mLE V., notary public, commissioner
deeds, and consul for Greece, 613 Montgomery, dwl s
Brenham PI |
Sutter Henry, machinist William Deacon, dwl 9 Mont-
gomery J\v nr Mason
Sutter Henry, machinist, dwl 9 Hartman Alley
Sutter James, bookkeeper Hyams Brothers, dwl 229 Hear
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" Cleanliness is nezt to Godliness ! " Go and Bathe at 113 Geary.
D. "W. Laird, San Pranoisoo Jewelry Manufactory, 513 Montgomery cor. Mercha
Sutter Louis, waiter Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaus, dwl 134
Fourth
Sutter Maria (widow), dwl 766 Howard, rear
Sutter Samuel, machinist, dwl 9 Hartman Alley
Sutter Street House, William Koch proprietor, 238 Sutter
SrXTEK STREET RAILROAD CO., George C. Bode
president, Henr\^ Casebolt ^ice-president and super-
intendent, office" 1336 Bush
Sutton AgTies (widow), dwl 250 Beale
Sutton Charles, mariner, dwl 519 Folsom
Sutton Charles, plasterer, dwl 7 Oak Grove At
Sutton Charles Jr., manufacturer Cape Ann Oil Clothing
and agent nibber goods, 34 California, dwl W s Treat
Av bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Sutton John, saddler, dwl Columbia Hotel
Sutton John J., clerk 314 Battery, dwl 836 Market
Sutton John P., student Heald's Business College, dwl 211
Second
Sutton Lawrence, expresswagon, dwl 72 Tehama
Sutton Owen P., real-estat€ and moneybroker, office 531
California, dwl 892 Sutter
Sutton Sarah E. Miss, teacher, dwl 909 Clay
Sutton Scott, bookkeeper W. B. Cummings & Co., res Oak-
land
Sutton T. , carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
Sutton T. C, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
.Sutton W. H., laborer, dwl 750 Harrison
Sutton William, bookkeeper John Kentfield & Co., dwl
2514 Sacramento
Sutton William, carpenter, dwl 26 Seventh
Sutton William, sawyer California Mills
Sutton William S., dwl 21 Commercial
Sutton & Co.'s Dispatch Line Clipper Ships, George Howes
& Co. agents, office 302 California
Suydam James N., merchant, office 405 Front, dwl 1121
Pine
SYEA FIRE IXSURAXCE CO. (Gothenburg), Henry
Balzer .S: Co. agents, office 213Sansom
Sveybreck Frederich C, cigarmaker, dwl 607 Linden Av
Svilorioh Antonio, hairdresser, 540 First
Swab Charles, hairdresser Charles Storm, dwl 253 Third
Swab Francis, hairdresser Charles Storm, dwl 253 Third
Swablc William, machinist A. J. Smith, dwl Argjie House
Swain Aaron, carpenter, dwl 231 Post
Swain A. E., bakery and restaurant, 636 Market, dwl 53S
Seventeenth
Swain Ann (widow), dwl S s Fifteenth bet Shotwell and
Howard
Swain Charles A., collector Washington St. Wharf, dwl
1515 Larkin
Swain Da^id W., reservoirtender, dwl W s Buchanan bet
Kate and Ridley
Swain Edward R., draftsman David Farquharson, dwl
Seventeenth nr Mission Av
Swain E. F. Miss, teacher San Bruno School
Swain Frank A., assistant Mechanics' Institute Library,
dw 1 Potrero Av nr Twenty-fourth
S^vain George Jr., drajTnan R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 725
Treat Av
Swain H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Swain Hany F., dwl 1623 Powell, rear
Swain Henry, clerk 626 Kearny, res Oakland
Swain Henrj- C. {Swain (t Eroirn), dwl 1107 Post
Swain Isaac, port warden, office 525 Front, dwi 909 Clay
Swain James H., bootmaker, 214 Bush, dwl NAY cor Guer-
rero and Twenty-first
Swain James S. , clerk James H. Swain, dwi NW cor Twen-
ty-first and Guerrero
Swain James S., salesman 70S Kearny, dwl 220 Lombard
Swain James W,, seaman, dwi 815 Clay
Swain Joseph H., hygienic physician, office and dwi 155
New Montgomery
SM'AIN JOSIAII H., livery and sale stable, 417 Fol
Swain Maggie C. Miss, teacher music, dwi 1406 Powdl
Swain Oliver C, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, res
Oakland
SWAIX R. A. A CO. (S. H. Fcssenden), importers
and wholesale crockerj- and glass ware, NE cor San-
som and Pine
Swain R. B. Mrs. (widow), dwi 843 Mission
Swain Revilo A. {R. A. Sicain <t- Co.), dwl 610 Folsom
Swain Rinaldo R. {R. E. Sivain d: Co.), dwi E s Potrero
Av nr Twenty-fourth
Swain R. R. & Co. {Edtcard R. Robimon), bakery and
confectioner}-, 213 Sutter
Swain Samuel, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 21 Stevenson
Swain Samuel C. machinist, dwi 1406 Powell
Swain Sarah C. (widow), proprietress Eureka Institute.
1406 Powell
Swain Stephen, laborer, dwl 1224 Sacramento
Swain WiUiam B., capitalist, office 302 Montgomery, dwl
606 Folsom
Swain William Y., cabinetmaker, dwi 514 Jones
Swain & Brown (Henry C. Steam and Charkin F. Br(nim\
insurance and real-estate brokers, office 224 Sansom
Swain. See Swayne
Swallow James, engineer Palace Hotel
Swallow Joseph, engineer, dwi 515 Lombard
Swalter Peter, deckhand tugboat Sol. Thomas Jr., How-
ard St. AMiarf
Swan , longshoreman, dwl 39 Jackson
Swan Andrew C, machinist William Deacon, dwl Mission
bet Twenty-first and Twentv-second
SWAX REXJAMLX R., coroner City and County S.
F., office 11 Court Block 636 Clay, morgue 651 Sac-
ramento, and phvsician, office and dwi 310 Stockton
SWAX BREWERi* CO. (Frederick A. Elliott, Charles
Wilmott, and John S. Bugbee), brewers and bottlers
Pale ^yy Ales and Porters, SE cor Dolores and Fif-
teenth
Swan Edward S., salesman Hall & Co., dwl 1714 Turk
Swan Ellen Mrs., dwi 2121 Mason
Swan Eugene H., painter, dwl 428 Greenwich
Swan George, longshoreman, dwi 221 Pacific
Swan George W. {George W. Swan d- Co.), res Oakland
SWAX GEORGE W. A CO. {George W. Weidl'^r
and William Higby), box manufacturers, 114-1L'4
Spear
Swan Jabez S., advertisement and signpaiuter, dwl 628
Capp
Swan James, woolbuyer, dwl 1007 Mason
Swan John, cook, dwi 525 Mission
Swan William, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Swan William, heater Pacific Rolling Mills, dwi Shasta nr
Michigan
Swan William, laborer, dwi 2 Crook
Swanberg C. O. {Pursglom tf- S.), res Oysterville, W. T.
Swauson A. E., waiter Grand Hotel
Swanson Edward, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwl 24
Sacramento
Swanson Frederick, teacher music, dwi 2112 Van Ness A v
SwaiLSou J. B., broker, dwi 533 Sacramento
Swanson John, laborer, dwl Quincy House
Swanson John, shoemaker, dwl 507 Howard
Swanson Olof, tailor, dwi 1016 Pacific
Swanson William, springmaker Betts Spring Co., dwl 761
Folsom
Swanston Christinia, nurse Cal. State Woman'a Hoq)ital,
NW cor Howard and T\velfth
Swansy Peter A. , groceries and Uquors, 'Syf cor Riteh and
Clara
Swanton James {Kelley <!■ S.), dwi 421 Bush
Swanton Thomas, molder Hinckley & Co., dwl 214 Second
Swanton Thomas Mrs., fancy goods and milliner, 214 Sec
Swanwell Edward, jeweler, dwi 20 Frederick
Swanwick Thomas F., pubhsher, dwi 1614 Leavenworth
Swars W., dwi 123 Jackson
Swart A. T., broker, dwi 650 Howard
Swart Frederick, baker, dwi 1036 Clay
Swart John {MUtz, S. <!■ Co.), dwi 106 Kearny
Swart William, molder, dwi 1015 Stockton
Swartley William S. {Xaylor d: S.), dwi 529 Tehama
Sw-artz Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 13 Oak Grove Av, rear
Swartz Robert, billiard-table manufacturer, dwl 242 Jessie
Swartzman Andrew, laborer John Kohlmoos, dwi 100 Sec
Swasey Benjamin, photographer George D. Morse, dwi 12
Bernard
Swasey Charles S., clerk U. S. Treasurj', dwl 615 Stockton
Swasey Frank M. , compositor S. F. Directory, dwi 18 Ber-
nard
Swasey Fred P., negative retoucher George D. Morse, dwl
12 Bernard
Swasey William F., office 420 Montgomery third floor, dwl
E s Howard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Swass Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Swayne William Y., cabinetmaker John A. Shaber & Co.,
dwi 514 Jones
S^vazey Hannah (widow), dwl E B Bartlett bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Sweat T., mason Palace Hotel
Sweatman Henr\', clerk, dwl 122 Turk
SWEDEX AXb XORWAY, N. Sonnichsen acting con-
sul, office 221 Sansom
Sweed Philip, clerk Shirek &Co., dwi 802 Stockton
Sweeney Alexander, seaman, dwl 27 Minna
Sweeney Andrew, tailor, dwi NW cor Jackson and Davis
Sweenev Andrew M., foreman Alta California, dwl 615
Post
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Sweeney Barthclomew, laborer, dwl S s Eleventh Av bet I Sweeny Cornelius, laborer, dwl 0 Freelon, rear
N and P. South S. F. _ | Sweeny Daniel (Daniel Sweeny .£• Co.), dwl ()44 Fell
■ " ' " Sweeny Daniel & Co., eatlle yards, NE forTenth and How
Sweeny Dennis M., peddler, N s Lilly Av bet Buchanan
and LaE:una
i> anu r. .^nuiii o. r.
Sweeney CTiarles, butcher Paul Husson, dwl Eleventh Av
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sweeney D., dwl 424 Sansom
Sweeney Daniel, 207 Sansom
Sweeney Daniel, carpenter, dwl 11 Mason
Sweeney Daniel, cattle and horse auctioneer, junction
Market and Hayes, dwl 642 Stevenson
Sweeney Daniel, salesman, dwl 222 Stevenson
Sweeney Daniel, shoemaker, dwl 314 Clementina
Sweeney Dennis, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Sweeney Dennis, laborer Steiger & Kerr, dwl Miller PI,
rear
Sweeney E. , laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Sweeney Edward, butcher J. H. Fleckinger, dwl Eleventh
Avnr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sweeney Edward, elerk Michael L. Hogan, dwl NW cor
Sixteenth and First Av
Sweeney Edward, employi^ S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second, dwl 7G2 Howard
Sweeney Edward, laborer, dwl 13 Hunt
Sweeney Edward, laborer, dwl 319 Tehama
Sweeney Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl W s Church
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Sweeney Edward R., butcher, dwl 444 Sixth
Sweeney Francis, laborer, dwl ."ilO Stevenson
Sweeney Garrett C, gasfltter, dwl 10 Folsom Av
Sweeney George, machinist, dwl 230 First
Sweeney James, laborer Palace Hotel
Sweeney James, longshoreman, dwl 1 Market
Sweeney James, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Sweeney James E., plumber Bush S; Milne, dwl 762 How
Sweeney Jane (widow), dwl 72 Natoma
Sweeney J. E., laborer Southern Pac. R. E., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Sweeney J. M., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl cor
Eighteenth and Capp
Sweeney John, laborer Union Iron Works
Sweeney John, marble works, 775 Market, dwl 24 Rondel
PI
Sweeney John, molder, dwl 152 First
Sweeney John, plumber James K. Prior
Sweeney John, tailor, dwl 180 Stevenson
Sweeney John, tanner, dwl 115 Clinton ., „ - _ ,.
Sweeney John E., quartermaster Pacific MaU S. S. Consti-
tution
Sweeney John J., carpenter, dwl 216 Mmna
Sweeney John J., helper Neville & Co., dwl 1514 Leav
Sweeney John P. (J. P. Sieeeney J: Co.), dwl 266 Tehama
SWEEXEV J. P. * CO. (James MeCloskey), seeds
and plants, 409 and 411 Davis
Sweeney Kate, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Sweeney Lawrence, brassflnisher, dwl 8 Hunt
Sweeney Lorenz.i H. (Sruu/e. S. .(• Co.), dwl 1213 Taylor
Sweeney Louis, laborer, dwl 124 Shipley
Sweeney Mary (widow), dwl 209 Eighth , , -,
Sweeney Mary, glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 71
Natoma -ivir
Sweeney Mary Miss, seamstress I. Lash, dwl 115 Wilham_
Sweeney Michael, carriagemaker Barz & Suhl, dwl 15Ub
Sweeney Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 34 Minna
Sweeney Michael, laborer, dwl 3 Liberty
Sweeney Michael, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth ., „ o - r„o,i
Sweeney Michael, proprietor Six-mile House, San Jose
Road _,
Sweeney Michael, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Sweeney Michael, seaman, dwl 150 Steuart , ,
Sweeney Michael, weighmaster S. F. Gas Light Co, dwl
713 Howard
Sweenev Michael, wheelvi-right, dwn505 Fine
Sweeney M. M., tmsmith Pacific Mad S. S. Co.,dvM20
Howard Court
Sweeney Patrick, plumber, dwl lOJ Rausch „„ .^.j
Sweeney Patrick, tanner Funcke k Co., dwl W s York bet
Twentv-third and Twenty-fourth r,„,.„rv
Sweeney Patrick, teamster William Kerr, dwl 909 Battery
Sweeney Peter, cooper, dwl 100 Freelon
Sweenev Rhode, hel|>er Neville & C^.. ^wl 15" LM'f
Sweene> Susan Mrs., seamstress Neustadter Brothers,
dwl 607 Howard . i u „,i „r rimt
Sweeney Thomas, laborer, dwl S s Central Road nr Giant
Powder Works
Sweeney Thomas H., dwl 624 Brannan
Sweeney William, roofer, dwl 318,P-i-?;^<^. „„„„.nrth
Sweeney William, streetpaver, dwl 1=1* Leavenworth
Sweeny Batholomew, laborer, dwl 646 Howard, rear
ana Laguiia
Sweeny Edward, clerk Daniel Sweeny & Co., dwl NE cor
Tenth and Howard
Sweeny Eugene, carriagepainter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
828 Folsom
Sweeny James, driver Mason's Brewery, dwl 2210 Mason
Sweeny James, laborer, dwl 510 Mission
Sweeny John, machinist, dwl 551 Mission
Sweeny John, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 37 Minna
Sweeny John F., foreman trimmer Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 136 Silver
Sweeny John M., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 1120 Mission
Sweeny Louis, brassfinisher M. Dobrzensky, dwl SW cor
Everett and Third
Sweeny Margaret (widow), dwl 673 Harrison
Sweeny Michael, carpenter, dwl W s BartlcU nr Twenty-
sixth
Sweeny Michael, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Sweeny Michael, laborer, dwl 319 Tehama
Sweeny Myles. confectionery, etc., 200 Fourth
SWEE.NV MYLES D., president Tlie Hibemia Savings
and Loan Society, office NE cor Montgomery and Mar-
ket, dwl 1429 Mason
Sweeny Nicholas, merchant tailor, 43 Second, dwl 106 Te-
hama
Sweeny Thomas U., real estate, dwl Seventh Av nr Lagu-
na Honda
Sweepstake Plough Co. (Baker .(• Hamilton), factory San
Leandro, Alameda Co.. office 17 Front
Sweet Daniel, dwl 1010 Montgomery .
Sweet Elisha, farmer, dwl W s San Jos6 Road nr St. Marj- s
College
Sweet George, clerk, dwl 227 Second
Sweet George, lather Palace Hotel
Sweet Henrv, brewer Now York Brewery, dwl SW cor
Shotwel'l and Eighteenth
Sweet Henr}-, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Nmeteenth
and Folsom ,, . j ,
Sweet Henry A. , stockbroker, office 236 Montgomery, dwl
333 Bush
Sweet H. H., student Heald's Business College
Sweet John R., butcher Rodman Sweet, dwl 563 Mission
Sweet Morey P., carpenter, dwl 224 Second _
Sweet Philip, salesman cor Pac and Stock, dwl 1 36 Green
Sweet Rodmim, market, 561 Mission, dwl Scott bet Lllis
and Eddy
Sweet Samuel S., dwl 609 Folsom
SWEET SOLOMON, merchant, office 214 talilomia,
dwn016Post ^. ^
Sweet TliomasS., mason, dwl 230 Third , „,. „ .,„
iweet William, waiter stm Williani Taber, 'wl 318 Pacific
Sweeting Adolph, bootmaker M. Guenn, dwl 128 O Farrill
Sweetland A., seaman, dwl 26 St«uai-t
Sweetman H., dwl 614 Kearny ^ , i ^
Sweetman J. McDonald, salesman P. Kelly, res Oakland
Sweetman John, dwl 707 Front
Sweetner Mary (widow), dwl 48 Jessie
Sweetser A. J., importer song and cage birds, 411 heamj
Sweetser Stephen (Fike J- S.), dwl 814 Green
Sweett Joan, dwl 444 Guerrero
SweeUer George, policeman Cit.v HalL dwl S Rns^ A'.
Swe^aii Thomas M., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 111 Jessie
Sweiger Frederick, dwl 613 Minna
Sweitzer F. M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Sweitzer S. C, salesman James W. Bumham & Co., dwl
Swensheii^Andrew, laborer Occidental Hotel
Swenson.1. J., seaman, dwl 26hteuart ., , ,.„.i oo
iwenson Albert, carpenter U. S. Manne HospitiJ. dwl SO
Washington
Swenson Andrew, dwl 12 Washington
Swenson August, seaman dw «^te-rt
i::nsonCari,'pr?priew; Mason's Tanner,-, eor SanU
Swen'rous'ti'lS'a, wharfinger Market St. Wharf, dwl
l'i4 I'errv
Swenson J. A., seaman, dwl 26 steuart
!::;;»« JohaA P seaman d* ^O W-h^l^^""
Swenson John, cabinetmaker, dwl *»7 Pf™,. ciaro and
Swenson John, laborer Carl Swenson, eor Santa Clara ana
Missouri
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JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Me xhant
Swenson John W., doorkeeper Grand Hotel
Swenson Lawrence, seaman, dwl 557 Fourth
Swenson Ole, stevedore G. H. Whitney
Swenson Olof, tailor, dwl 433 Green
Swenson P., carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Swenson Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 012 Powell
Swenson Per, carpenter, dwl 25 Stockton PI
Swensson Charles, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Mer-
chant
Swensson Olof, shipcarpenter, dwl 26 Sacramento
Swenssoii Peter K. G., laborer Peterson Brothers, dwl 531
East
Swett Amelia (widow), dwl 1506 Sacramento
Swett Charles N., dwl 1506 Sacramento
Swett Daniel, dwl 1010 Montgomerj'
Swett D. L. & Co. (Cftarh's W. Ncvin and Charles D.
Dunn), book and jVibprinters, office 522 Clay
Swett Dun L. (D. L. Swt-tt it- Co.), dwl 1209 Clay
Swett Ebenezer, milkman, dwl Twenty-ninth nr Mission
Swett Francis H., bookbinder A. Buswell, dwl 920 Stev-
enson
Swett Frank H., manager Educational Department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., dwl 47 Stanly PI
SM'ETT FKEDEICICK T., wharf and bridgebuilder,
office Pier 15 Steuart, dwl 1208 Clay
Swett George L., clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 345 Brannan
Swett H. R., wireworker A. S. Hallidie, dwl 823 Battery
Swett J. D., bookkeeper, dwl 32 Ellis
Swett John, principal Denman Grammar School, dwl 1419
Taylor
Swett John C, butcher and foreman S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., dwl 2502 Webster
Swett John D., printer H. S. Crocker & Co.
Swett Orlo F., dairyman, dwl Ocean House Road nr In-
dustrial School
Swett Wilbert, laborer, dwl W a Central Av bet Post and
Geary
Swett William E., carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl 915 Bry-
ant
SIVEZET S.lMrEl I. €., secretary Fac. Rolhng Mills
Co., office 3 bYont, dwl 27 South Park
Swift , dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Swift Edward, traveling agent, dwl 23 Hawthorne
SM'IFT FR.INK, mining secretary, office 419 Calif omia,
dwl 534 Ellis
Swift Frederick, clerk Whitney & Co.'s Express, dwl 29
Turk
Swift George, teamster, dwl 522 Dupont
Swift G. W., third officer stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Swift Hallett, master mariner, dwl 433 Clementina
Swift Hallett L., expresswagon, SE cor Battery and Clay,
dwl 433 Clementina
Swift James, bung manufacturer, 24 Cal, dwl 8 Harriet
Swift James F., stamp clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1024
Montgomery
Swift John, carpenter, dwl 5 Rausch
Swift John F., attorney at law, office 430 California, dwl
W s Valencia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Swift Matthew, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
dwl NE cor Market and Van Ness Av
Swift Patrick, teamster, dwl 311 Fell
Swift Samuel, salesman Showers, Thompson & Co., dwl 24
Hampton PI
Swift Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Swigert Adam, tinsmith, dwl NE cor Natomaand Eleventh
Swim D. K. {Hamill X- S.), dwl 719 California
Swinbore James, cari>enter, dwl 54 Everett
Swindly H., seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Swineford Newton, baggage agent Pac. Transfer Co., dwl
533 Sacramento
Swinerton Arthur, clerk Farmers' and Mechanics* Bank,
dwl 1003 Scott
Swing William, engineer Bush & Milne, dwl Branch House
Swingle Alfred, gunsmith, dwl 8 Clementina
SWIS.S-AMERICAX BAXK, Francis Berton and Rob-
ert Watt managers, office 527 Clay cor Leidesdorff
Swiss Brewery, John J. Streuli proprietor, 412 and 414 Dup
.SWI.HS HOTEL, John Gantner proprietor, 627 and 629
Commercial
SWISS LLOYD niARINE INS. CO., Morris Speyer
& Co. agents, office 13 Merchants' Exchange, 425 Cal
SWITZEKLAKO, Francis lierton consul office 523 Clay,
vice Alfred Borel office 601 Montgomery
SWITZEULAT^'D MARINE I.\S. <'6. {of Zurich),
Henry Balzer & Co. agents, office 213 Sansora
Switzky Albert, deckhand stm San Joaquin, Jackson St.
Wharf
Switlzer , master mariner, dwl 37 Second
Sworder Robert, junk, (>75 Mission, dwl 428 Clementina
Swordstream Eric J., groceries and liquora, NW cor Fourth
and Harrison
Swortfiguer E. F., law student Lloyd Baldwin, dwl 615
Stockton
S\\'jTiey J. H., clerk Morris Schwab & Co., res Alameda
Swj-ney William J., clerk ^tna Ins. Co., res Alameda
Sykes Charles H., teacher music, dwl 417 Post
Sykes Charies H. (Sykes d' Co.) dwl 23 Stockton
Sykes Charles K., hostler John Mann, dwl cor Larkin and
O'Farrell, rear
Sykes Harriet Mrs., confectioner, 5 Sixth
Sykes N. L., laborer Hathaway's Wliarf, dwl 62 Minna
Sykes Rebecca (widow), dwl 409^ Sixth
Sykes & Co. (Charles H. Sykes and Henry Peachey),
painters, 677 Mission
Sylth Valentine, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Sylvester Daniel, market, SE cor Turk and Taylor, dwl
3 Taylor
Sylvester Henry, butcher, dwl 305 Sixth
Sylvester John', butcher Daniel Sylvester, dwl 305 Sixth
Sylvester Joseph (colored), laborer, dwl 10 Virginia
Sylvester Julian, physician, dwl 2108 Powell
Sylvester L., stoves and i-anges, 117 O'Farrell
Sylvester Leander G., builder California Mills, dwl 1609
Howard
Sylvester Nathaniel, cigars and tobacco, dwl 7 O'Farrell
Sylvester William, carpenter, dwl 231 Stevenson
Sylvester. See Silvester
Sylvestre Louis, cellarman F. Daneri & Co., dwl 615 Dup
Sylvia Frank, deckhand stm Julia, Broadway Wharf
Sylvia John F., U. S. bargeman Custom House, dwl W s
Calhoun bet Union and Green
Sjnnes Patrick, bootmaker, dwl 447^ Natoma
Symon George. Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
SJTnonds Heurj-, porter Dakin & Libbey, dwl 32 Steuart
Symons George, bootmaker Thomas F. Walsh, dwl New
Wisconsin, Hotel
Symons James, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Symons Walter T., clerk J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dwl 355
Minna
Synnott John, dwl 1200 Larkin
Syverstun Andrew, millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Szan*ash Samuel T., physician and druggist 1329 Dupont,
dwl 530 Greenwich
Szotzski John, physician, dwl 829 Pacific, rear
Taaffe Christian, clerk Commercial Union Ins. Co., res
Alameda
Taaffe George, poultrjiiian Auradou & Tcrtell, dwl cor
Broadway and Powell
Taaffe Lawrence, professor St. Mary's College, dwl W s
Mission nr Thirty-First
Taaffe Patrick, foundryman, dwl 707 Front
Taaffe Thomas D., salesman, dwl 305 Chestnut
Taaffe William {William Taaffe & Co.), dwl 16 Bowen'a
Block W s Railroad Av nr Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Taaffe William & Co. {John Buck), wholesale butchers,
First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Taher Abiel C, teamster Jason Springer, dwl 225 Fulton
Taber Charles A,, expressman, dwl 43 Everett
Taber Clarence H., clerk, dwl 224 Second
Taber H. Mrs., teacher, dwl 43 Everett
Taber Henry, porter 604 Merchant
Taber I. West, photographer George D. Morse, resjOakland
Taher Jacob S. {Phillips, T. cfc Co.), res Oakland
Taber James W., shipping clerk Phillips, Taber & Co.,
dwl 1517 Sacramento
Taber Judson, carpenter, dwl 224 Second
Taber Louis, seaman, dwl 413 Vallejo
Taber William H., carpenter, dwl 610 Octavia
Tabinot Joseph, gardener Antonie Mitchell, dwl Fifteenth
nr Dolores
Table Bluff Gold Mining Co., H. F. Stivers secretary,
office 514 Kearny
Table Mountain Alpha Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), office
438 California
Table Mountain Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.),
office 401 California room 9
Tabor Frank, clerk Charies Langley & Co., dwl 823 Miss
Tabor George T., expressman, dwl 1416 Folsom
Tabor Isaac, mining superintendent, dwl 823 Mission
Tabor MalUiry, carpenter California Mills, dwl 111 EUia
Tabor Ma»y, seamstress, dwl 1416 Folsom
Tac John J., barkeei>er John T. Ricaud, dwl 30 Hinckley
Set your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AIT & CO., California Market
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO, 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Tacher James, laborer, dwl 22 Bluxome
Tack Mary Miss, housekeeper Grand Hotel
Tadeoni Antonio, housepaint«r, dwl 1419^ Dupont
Tadich John, barkeeper Peter Cbincovich, dwl New Frank-
lin House
Tadini Joseph Rev., professor moral philosophy St. Igna-
tius College, 841 Market
Tafel A. J. {Boericke & T.), res New York
Taffe , raolder Union Iron Works
Taffe L., laborer Palace Hotel
Taft Edson H., bookkeeper E. Detrick & Co., dwl 214
Franklin
Tag«mann W., waiter, dwl 317 Bush
Taggard Edward W. , assistant coiner U. S. Mint, dwl 2211
Fillmore
Taggard James A., U. S. gauger internal revenue, dwl
317 Third
Taggart Grant I., clerk Supreme Court California, office
640 Clay, res Oakland
Taggurt Johanna Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl Nineteenth bet Columbus and Harrison
Taggart William J., with Michael Price, dwl Nineteenth
nr Columbia
T:iggert Alexander, seaman, dwl 624 Brannan
Taggert P. {Taggert & Flanagan), dwl Alabama bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Taggert William, laborer, dwl W s Florida bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Taggert & Flanagan (P. Taggert and L. Flanagan),
wood, coal, hay, and grain, cor Sixteenth and Har
Tagileckar Margaret (widow), dwl 810 Folsom
Tagliabue Frank, mining engineer, office 24 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tagliaferro M., fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Taglio Joseph, woodchopper George Male, dwl SE cor
Brannan and Eighth
Taglio Martin, laborer George Male, dwl SE cor Brannan
and Eighth
Tague , dwl 509 Bush
Ta<me James, seaman, dwl 8 Ecker Alley
Tahiti Line Packets, Turner k Rundle agents, 122 Cal
Tai Loy & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 911 Dupont
Tai Yuen Cheong & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 721 Com
Taire Robert, lather Palace Hotel
Taison John P., liquor saloon, NW cor Spear and Har
Tait A. James (Tait d.- Hainque), dwl 245 Minna
Tait George, real-estate and moneybroker, office 531 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 20 Haight
Tait George, seaman, dwl 362 Clementina
Tait James G. {Eimrton, Fahrenkrug & T.), dwl 7^1*
Clementina , „ rr ■ %
Tait & Hainque {A. James Tait and Marshall Hainque),
proprietors Cyclops Machine Works, 113 and 115
Beale
Taites Thomas, rigger, dwl 164 Jessie
Takaki Samro, vice-consul Japan, office 703 Martet, res
Oakland ^ . a •, oit7
Talbert James M. , cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl bW cor
Bush and Lyon ,, .
Talbert Thomas A., real-estate agent, office 306 Moni^
gomery, dwl 405 Kearny
Talbot Alexander, laborer, dwl 791 Stevenson
Talbot Alpheus (CUford d: T.), dwl nr University Mound
College
Talbot Charles, engineer, dwl 23 Mmna
Talbot Charles, laundryman Grand Hotel ,^ ^ , , ,__.
Talbot Charles F. A., cashier William C. Talbot, dwl 1730
TalborEd^°ard, butler John H. Redington, SW cor Frank-
lin and California
Talbot James, dwl 2105 Webster
Talbot J. C. & Co. (John C, Jer&me C, andMvchael J.),
Ta,b^j|°o°me C. ''^^' Talbot & Co.). dwl W s Yerba
Buena nr Clay „ , , , ^ -o-^.t.« r„
Talbot John C. (J. C. Talbot A Co.), dwl W 9 Yerba Bu-
Talbot 'iTch'^eTj. (J. C. Talbot i- Co.). dwl W s Yerba
Buena nr Clay
Talbot Richard, dwl W s Yerba Buena nr Clay
Talbot Richard, shoemaker, dwl 2015 Howard
Talbot Sandv, laborer Superintendent Public ^'^eetg
Talbot Simeon B., fuel agent Central p,J'.9S, «;,''■ ■ """^
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 20, ™weu
Talbot T. A., real-estate agent, office 405 Kearny room 30
Talbot William, shipcarpenter, dwl 446 Brannan
Talbot William, teamster, dwl 1230 f,'^'?^ .„„„„, lY-nt.
Talbot William C. (Pope ct T.), dwl N a Jackson nr FranK-
Talbot William H., cashier Colorado S. N. Co., dwl H08
Hyde
Talcott George, lieutenant U. S. Coast Survey stra Hasslcr,
office 214 Stockton
Talcott Seth C, real estate, dwl N 8 Market bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Talf(ir Robert, engineer, dwl 2 Bay
Taliaferro Andro, cook Joseph Giiisti, dwl 1511 Dupont
Taliaferro Benjamin W., retoucher P. J. Sullivan, dwl 305
Lombard
Taliaferro T. , lather Palace Hotel
Taliaferro Thcopilus W., attorney at law, dwl 317 Jessie
Talicia Philip, musician, dwl 1107 Kearny
Talken J. H., laborer Palace Hotel
Tallant Dmry J. (Tallant i Co.). dwl 1001 Bush
T.ltt.4.\T A CO. (.Drury J. TaUa7it and John Jtc-
Kcc), bankers, NE cor California and Biittcry
Tallants William, cook, dwl 610 Montgomery
Tallender Peter, tailor, dwl 547 Mission
Tallev W. W., brickmason U. S. Appraiser's Building
Tallichet Alexis, ironer Louis J. Renault, dwl 430 Bush
Tallie Ives, seaman, dwl Green Court
Tallon John E., acting assistant surgeon U. S. Army, 105
Stockton, res Black Point
Tailowh Robert, carpenter, dwl 730 Union
Tallulah Mining Co., G. A. Hill secretary, office 19 New
Montgomery
Talman Herman, cook 6S California Market
Talman Maria (widow), dwl 308 Sutter
Talpey William E., seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Talty'Anna (widow), dwl 133 Spear
Talty Hugh, coalpasser stm John L. Stephens Oregon S.
S. Co.
Talty Michael, laborer, dwl 528 Pacific
Talty William, barkeeper Horace Porter, dwl 405 Kearny
Tam" Jing (Chinese), missionar}-, dwl 8* Prospect PI
Tambien Mining Co. (ScheU Creek, Nev.), office 28 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Tambling Vilroy A., carpenter, dwl 435 Broadway
Tamford Charles, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Tami Hercules, musician, dwl lf> Verona PI
Tamm Edward, cook Emil Engelherg, dwl 544 Green
Tamm Henry, clerk Henry Muller, dwl NW cor Garden
and Brj'ant
Tamm William (Ahrens i" T.), dwl 149 Post
Taromeyer Julius, toilor, dwl 610 Post j , »a<,
Tamplin Charles, stableman Norton & Adams, dwl 70S
Turk
Tams Sampson, merchant, office 207 Sansom third fioor,
dwl Grand Hotel
Tanck Nicola*, master mariner, dwl 12S Francisco
Tanderson Zacharias, seaman, dwl 212 Green
Tandler Abraham, dwl 1014 Van Ness Av ^
Tanella Bernardino, musician, dwl 4b Sullivan 8 Budding
Tanev James [Cali/^.rnia HUM. dwl 834 Miss'yn.
TaneV Josiah D. (CaliMnm Milh). dw 834 Mission
Tane'v Martin, driver T. H. Buwlen. dwl 917 Pacific
Taney William, cooper, dwl 313 Tehama
Tanfield , dwl 811 Mission . . ., -»<,
Tanieri Jules, collector Courricr de San Francisco, dwl 723
Green, rear
Tannebaum Bernard, dwl 613 Hyde
Tannehauser Moritz, tailor, dwl 5 >Iaiden Lane
TannehiU J. J., carpenter, dwl 217 Third
Tanner John, dwl 12 Stockton PI ,
Tannian Johi, clerk Kennedy, O'Neill i Brennan, dwl M
TaniSn John, blacksmith, dwl 12 Valparaiso
TAXM4-.N' PtTRM-K J., liquor saloon 24 Third
Tanns Anna Mrs., liquor saloon 27 Dupont
Tantau George F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, dwl 131
Tanz°? Adolph, purser stm Ariz.jna, dwl 465 Minna
Tap Adolph, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Tapee John H., druggist James H. Widber, SW cor Mar-
ket and Third
^ It: ,?iS.V'?^Sr ^'"sSj^dw, eiO Howard
?a?p -Robert' S., horsetrainer, dwl 8« Howard
Tapper Herman, cabmetmaker S. F. Manul. Co., dwl i«d
Dupont
Taranta Gig, dwl 719 Market . ,_. ^
SrtHfcigannaker, dwl 1323 Washington
Tarbox Chariefu., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. Colo-
rado
tiiTriiy FLI«Ht T., proprietor What Cheer L»un-
ir" What Cheer House, ' -' ^'^ -'" "=<^"a and
dwl NW cor OcUvia and
"""°Luca, expressman, 203 Wash, dwl 210 Wash
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Tarcovich
Onlyiairdressin^^alcon-^PP^^^^
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Moatiji."
Tardelli Rafaelo, porter A. Galli & Co., dwl Hotel D'ltalia
TardifE Edward, carpenter Philadelphia House
Tarditf Thoniae, deckhand stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
Turdiff William, laborer, dwl 17 Frederick
Tardiff William, shipcalker, dwl 312 Beale
Taidos Louis, champagnes, California and foreign wines,
805 yansom
Tarpley L. B.. lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 225
Fourth
Tarpy William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , dwl 63 Clem
Tarr A. B., builder, dwl 122 Turk
Tarr Vincent M. , hackdriver T. H. Bowlen, dwl Occidental
Hotel
Tarrant William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 225 Bush
Tarrey , stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Taschner FVederick, baker M. Deutsch & Co., dwl 614
Clay
Taschner Hugo, engraver Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, dwl 312 Chestnut
Tash John M., groceries and liquors, 313 East
Tash Marcus, salesman Bauer & Tobriner, dwl 421 Eddy
Tasheira Eliza Mrs., dwl 606 Folsom
Tasheira George (Thomas W. McCollam <fc Co.), dwl 220
Eddy
Tasker James, mill carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
Tasney John, real estate, dwl 30 Stanford
Tasset Henry, special policeman, dwl 4 Moulton PI
Tassier Augustus, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero nr Quina
Tasso Bartolome, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay
Tate I. E., boot and shoemaker, 147 Post, dwl 24 Oak
Tate James, blacksmith, dwl S s Ash Av bet Larkin and
Polk
Tate Thomas, rigger Palace Hotel
Tatem Allen (colored), janitor Woods & Freeborn, dwl 622
Clay
Tatten James, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E s Il-
linois bet Napa and Shasta
Tatterson William, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Taubmann August, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild &Haden-
feldt, dwl 273 Stevenson
Taubmann Henry J., confectioner, dwl 734 Clementina
Taufenbach Arnold, cook Henry Trommer, dwl 407 Green
Taufer Agnes (widow), dressmaker, dwl 422 Broadway
Taufer Andrew, chaimiaker, dwl 422 Broadway
Taufmann James, carpenter Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
448 Guerrero
Taugeman , dwl 139 Fourth
Taussig Louis (Louis Taussig d: Co.), dwl 806 Geary
Taussig Louis & Co. (Adolph Fried and Adolph Eisen-
bach), importers and jobbers wines and liquors, SW
cor Battery and Sacramento
Taussig Morris (Hofman d- T.), dwl 519 Bush
Tautphaus Charles, market, SW cor Howard and Russ,
dwl 1121 Howard
Tautphaus Isaac, dwl 1121 Howard
Tautphaus Peter (Tavtphaus <ir Stark), dwl 529 First
TAHTPHArS A STARK (PeUr Tautphaus and John
Stark), markets, 529 First and NW cor First and
Clementina
Tavelin Patrick, laborer, d«l 201 Union
Tavey Bernard, groceries and liquors, 53 Everett
Tavolara James (Lxisinchi At T.), dwl 1412 Kearny
Tawson John, shipcalker, dwl 17 Welsh
TAX COLLECTOR I'lTY AND COrNTT, office City
Hall first flbor
TAXPAYERS' UNION, E. P. Gray secretary, office 425
Kearny
Tav George H. (George H. Tay <fc Co.), dwl 1228 Wash
TAY AEORCE H. A *'0. (Henry B. Brooks. Oscar
J. Backv4, WiUimiiJ. Bryan, and Willianns Smith),
importers and jobbers stoves, metals, etc., 614-618
Battery
Tay Thomas, dwl 619 Pine
Tay William, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Tuyac Lucien F., wines and liquors, 31 Fourth
TATKER JOII\ J., collector Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation, dwl 335 Broadway
Taylor , dwl 314 Bush
Taylor A., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Taylor Abigail E. (widow), dwl 912 Jackson
Taylor A. C, dwl 816 Montgomery
Taylor Albert E., carpenter Armea & Dallam, dwl 613
Mission
Taylor Albert R., fruits, 810 Washington, dwl 22 John
Taylor Alexander C, clerk H. G. Livermore, res Oakland
Taylor Allen, shipsraith Isidore Burns, dwl 223 Second
Taylor Amanda Miss, compositor Occident, dwl cor
Twenty-third and Alabama
Taylor Ambrose, machinist, dwl 24 Zoe
Taylor Andrew, student Heald's College, dwl 349 Jessie
Taylor Andrew H., asphaltumroofer Higgs & Taylor, dwl
SE cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Taylor Anton, cook Louis Rismondo, dwl Coso House
Taylor Arthur C. , accountant, office 435 California, dwl
1714 Pacific Av
Taylor Asber S., dwl 636 Filbert
Taylor B. B., journalist, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Bryant
and Columbia
Taylor Benjamin E., driver M. Selig & Co., dwl S s Four-
teenth Av bet N and P, South S. F.
Taylor Brice S., millwright Philip Hinkle, dwl 907 How
Taylor C, sailmaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Taylor C, shipbuilder, dwl 61S Fourth
Taylor Catherine (widow), dwl cor Harrison and Twenty-
second
Taylor Charles, lather Palace Hotel
Taylor Charles, waiter Windsor House
Taylor Charles D., musician, dwl Racine House
Taylor Charies L. (C. L. Taylor i- Co.), dwl 709 Bush
TAYLOR C. L. A CO. (Edward Babson), shipping
and commission merchants, 34 California
Taylor Cyrus D., bakery and confectionery, 206 Sixth
Taylor Daniel, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Taylor Daniel S. (Coomhs cfc T.), dwl 14 Perry
Taylor Darius A., proprietor National Laimdry, SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Taylor David, engineer Occidental Laimdxy, dwl SE cor
Union and Van Ness Av
Taylor David W., custom-house broker, office Custom
House second floor, dwl 110 Eddy
Taylor D. C, draftsman U. S. Sxu-veyor-General, res Oak-
land
Taylor D. J., clerk J. L, Barker, dwl 613 Pine
Taylor D. S., hackman, NE cor Kearny and Bush, dwl
825 Harrison
Taylor Dwight B., artist Bradley & Rulofson, res Oakland
Taylor Edward, cashier Pacific Mail S. S. Co., office NW
cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff, res San Mateo
Taylor Edward, oakumspinner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Taylor Edward C. , laborer, dwl S s Union bet Battery and
Sansom
Taylor Edward G., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 1104
Market
Tayloi Edward R., attorney at law, office 207 Sansom, dwl
2318 Washington
Taylor Edward T., porter Livingston & Co., res Oakland
Taylor Edward W., attorney at law, office 31 Court Block
636 Clay, dwl 1024 Stockton
Taylor Eliza Miss, nurse, dwl 31 First Av
Taylor Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 15 Ellis
Taylor Elizabeth filrs., furnished rooms, 318 Sutter
Taylor Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 613 Pine
Taylor Ellen (widow), fancy goods, 339 Third
Taylor Enos, bookkeeper Bray Brothers, dwl 410 Post
TAYLOR F, B. A CO. (D. G. Scojield), importers and
jobbers lamps and oils, 113 Front
Taylor F. G., dwl 504 Howard
Taylor Frank, dwl 816 Montgomery
Tavlor Frank F., attorney at law, office 429 Montgomery,
■ dwl 532 Ellis
Taylor Frederick A., negative retoucher George D. Morse,
dwI520O'Farrell
Taylor Frederick B. (F. B. Taylor .C- Co.), dwl W s How-
ard bet Twentieth and T\venty-first
Taylor George (colored), laundryman, dwl S09 Pacific
Taylor George G., shipwright, dwl W s Michigan nr Sierra
Taylor George L., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General, dwl Mis-
sion bet Ridley and Herman
Taylor George W. , collector Spear and Bryant St. wharves,
dwl 217 Seventh
Taylor Georgia N. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primar\'
School, dwl 625 Larkin
Taylor Gilbert H., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl
503 Folsom
Taylor H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Taylor Henry, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Taylor Henry C, lieutenant-commander U. S. N. and as-
sistant U. S. Coast Survey commanding stm Hassler,
office 214 Stockton
Taylor Henry K. (Hazelton <t T.), dwl 2004 Polk
Taylor Henry R. (John Taylor d- Co.), dwl 1108 Mason
Taylor Henry W., dwl 223 Harrison
Taylor Holloway, tinsmith Dwight S. Weaver, dwl 263
Third
Taylor Horatio, dwl 737 Howard
Taylor Howard, dwl 1409 Bush
Taylor J., carpenter Palace Hotel
MOEGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Keamy, Established 1862.
Taylor J. , second steward Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Taylor James, tlolirpacker F. D. Conro & Son
Taylor James, machinist, dwi E s Alabama bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Taylor James, tinner, dw] 535 Turk
Taylor James Jr. , branch bakery, 902 Bush
Taylor James F., enj^neer Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 9
Alabama bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Taylor James I., cashier S. P. Taylor & Co., dwl 1112
McAllister
Taylor James M., attorney at law, office 526 Mont^merj',
res Oakland
Taylor James P., collector Berrj-man & Doyle, dwl 1512
Powell
Taylor James S., carpenter, dwl N s Post bet Scott and
De%'isadero
Taylor James W., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., dwl 535
Turk
Taylor John (John Taylor tt Co.), and proprietor Pacific
Glass Works, dwl'llSl California
Taylor John, dwl 665 Mission
Taylor John, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Taylor John, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Taylor John, carpenter, dwl 613 Mission
Taylor John, carriai3:emaker B. Grave & Co., dwl 1013
Market
Taylor John, foreman woolbalers Pacific Wool Scouring
Co., dwl Center House, Folsom nr Sixteenth
Tavlor John, machinist, dwl 223 Second
Taylor John, miUhand Wells, Russell & Co., dwl Isthmus
House
Taylor John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 534
Second
Taylor John, patternmaker Union Iron Works, dwl 238^
" Oak
Taylor John, peddler, dwl 238 Beale
TaVlor John, plasterer, dwl 4 Central PI
Taylor John, salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl 632
Howard
Taylor John, shipping clerk E. P. Rowe & Co.
Taylor John, wine grower, dwl 325 Ellis
TAl'LOR JOHX A- fO. (Hairy R. Taylor), import-
ers druggists' and chemical glassware, assayers' ma-
terials, and photographic goods, and agents Pacific
Glass Works, 512-518 Washington
Taylor John Bradford, architect David Farquharson, dwl
812 California
Tiylor John B., foreman George H. Tay & Co., dwl 1110
Montgumerv
Taylor John B. Jr. , porter William H. Taylor and hose-
man Engine No. 3 S. F. F. D., dwl S s California bet
Hvde and Leavenworth
Taylor John F.. capitalist, dwl S s California Av bet Mis-
sion and Howard, Bernal Heights
Taylor John G., agent Trust Fund Insurance Association
and General Insurance Agency, dwl 1206 Market
Tavlor John H., clerk, dwl 611 Stock-ton
Taylor John J., machinist Spring Valley Water Works,
dwl 15S Natonia
Taylor John T., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Taylor John T. , plasterer, dwl 435 Pine
Taylor John W., inspector Custom House, dwl 703 Market
Taylor John W., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
605 Polk
Taylor John W. (Wearer <t T.), dwl 209 Powell
Taylor Joseph (poix <t- T.), dwl SW cor ShotweU and
Taylor Joseph, contractor, dwl NE cor Bdwy and BYanklin
Taylor Joseph, helper McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl Mont-
gomery* Hotel
Taylor Joseph, broker, dwl 128 Tj'ler
Taylor Joseph S. (Bryant i- T.), dwl 822 Sutter
Taylor Joseph W., contractor, E s Fourth bet Berry and
King
Taylor Julius, clerk, dwl 19 Clara ^. . i. . ., v .
Taylor Kate Mrs. (widow), dwl Twenty-third bet Alabama
and Columbia
Taylor L., jisrsawrer, dwl 54 First , - ,. .
Taylor LawTence, laborer G. Venard, dwl b Lmon
Taylor Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 317 Sutter
Tavlor Magdalena Mrs., dwl 158 Minna
Taylor Margaret B. (widow), dwl 812 Cahfornia
Tavlor Marv (widow), furnished rooms, 902 Clay
TaVlor Marv J. (widow), nurse, dwl 520 Broadway _
Tavlor Martin V., real-estate agent, dwl 2MSJ Mission
TaVlor Michael N., housemover, dwl 641 Mission
Taylor Munro W. (colored), restaurant stm Alameda, Oak-
land Ferry, res Brooklyn
Taylor Kathaniel, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont
Taylor 0. F., mason Palace Hotel
Taylor Oliver, conductor N. H. and Mission R. R.
Taylor Oliver, stone contractor, office NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Taylor Peter (Adams, IHiuji <l- Co.), dwl Lick House
Taylor Peter, seaman, dw] 26 Steuart
Taylor Pitney, reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl SE cor Mission
and Eleventh
Taylor Richard, dwl 815 Stockton
Taylor Richard, boatbuilder John F. Penney
Taylor Robert, ci\il engineer, dwl 446 Bartlett
Taylor Robert, draj-man Starr A: Little, dwl SW cor Green
and Batter}'
Taylor Robert, teamster Redington, Hostcttcr & Co., dwl
616 Oak
Taylor Robert L., bookkeeper Renton, Holmes & Co., dwl
614 Capp
Taylor Ross D., clerk Pixley & Harrison, res Alameda
Tajior Samuel, boatman U. S. Shipping Commissioner,
dwl boathoiise. Front St. AMiarf
Taylor Samuel, special policeman, dwl 915 Mont^meiy
Taylor Samuel P. (S. P. Tayhri Co.), dwl 1112 McAllister
Taylor Sanford W. , shipsmith, 1 Mission, dwl SW cor Na-
toma and Second
Tavlor Sarah (widow), dwl 413 Mason
Taylor Sarah .\. Miss, teacher music, dwl 1512 Powell
Taylor Sidney W., first lieutenant Fourth U. S. .Artillery,
dwl Presidio Barracks
TAYLOR S. P. A CO., proprietors Pioneer Paper Mill
and agents Eagle Paper Mil! Warehouse, 416 Clay
Taylor Stephen, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 59 Everett
Taylor Stewart, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 254 Jes-
sie
Taylor Theophilus, produce market, 244 Sixth, dwl 946
Howard
Tavlor Tliomas, laborer A. V. Green, dwl 333 Bush
Taylor Thomas, shippainter, dwl 40 Clementina
Taylor Thomas, wood and coal, 511 Bush
TaVlor Thomas Mrs. (widow), dwl 716 Union
Taylor Thomas S., clerk Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl 1806
Van Ness Av
Taylor Till ie Miss, saleswoman John F. Snow & Co., dwl 131
O'Farrell _
Tavlor Truman (Taylor d- Moore), dwl 1407 Uay
TaVlor W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Taylor Walter S. , clerk Berryman & Doyle, dwl 1024 Stock-
ton „ , ^ r
Tavlor Washington, waiter Arlington House, 1'27 Kearny
Taylor W. G. Mrs., costunier, dwl 708 Montgomery
TaVlor William, agent, dwl 636 Commercial
Taylor William, bootmaker William Joiner, dw! 618 ^a-
toma ,
Taylor William, carrier Evening Post, res Oakland
TaVlor William, conductor Market St. R. R. „ . , , „
Taylor William, fij-eman Engine So. 4 S. F. F. D., dwl 151
Second . ,„, . . . ,
Taylor William, hamessmaker Main & Wmchester, dwl
227 Minna
Taylor William, laborer, dwi 19 Russell
Taylor William, laborer Andrew Frei, dwl 20, Ritch
Taylor William, metalroofer Conlin i Roberts, dw! Twcn-
tv-tbird bet Alabama and Columbia j„,„,.,
Taylor William, patternmaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl 6l>3
TavlS'william, porter Pacific Mail S »• Co- d*;' J** Z'*
Taylor William, postal clerk S. F- P^^^ofj. ">'.' ««Mont
Taylor William, quartermaster Pacific MaU S. b. vasco ac
TavlorWUiam, salesman Ancel C. Kobison, dwl 209 Clay
■Kylor William H., commission merchant, 216 Washmg-
ton, res Oakland ,..«d ji„.»
Tavlor William H.. metallurgist, dwl 446 Bartlett
TirlOK ■»VltlItM H., president Klsdon Iron and
^"^""Sotive Worts offlc; 6 Merchants' Exchange, dwl
■RvlofwlSham H., purser Pacific Mail S^ A"?"" bj„
TaVlor William H. H., teamster Bileyi;\ est dwl438 Bdwy
TaVlor William M. (Morse i T.), dwl 641 Mission
Taylor William M., compositor John H. Carmany * Co.,
Tavlor' WilliimM°, cook 204 Fourth, dwl 207 ?'''*'
TaVlor William S., compositor hvenmg Po.t, res Oaklana
iayjorWnllkS S., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery
room 7, dwl Russ House
Taylor W 0., phj-sician, office and dwl 23 Post
Tivlor W S painter, dwi 6'27 California , . „ . ,
SyloJ &M«^"rn;m<.n Taytor and Jurtin Moore). |
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The most Artistic ¥ork in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
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Tchantz Jacob, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl S 8 Tyler
bet Buchanan and Webster
Teachnut Albert, laundryman La Grande Lanndry
Teagaie Ezra E., paperhanger and gi-ainer, dwl 509 Bush
Teague Henp' M., clerk Sanford E. Herrick, dwl509Bu3h
Tea{,nje William, contractor, 141 Fifth
Teague William P., paperhanger, dwl 141 Fifth
Teahau Mathew, varnisber, dwl 112 Freelon
Teal Albert, head postal clerk S. P. Post-office, dwl 324
Taylor
Teal Thomas, machinist, dwl 217 Second
Teale Daniel, niolder, dwl 609^ Minna
Teall Oliver, clerk Estee & Boalt, dwl 835 Mission
Tearney Edward, vamisher G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl ISJ
Shipley
Tearney James, laborer, dwl 164 Jessie
Tebhetts E. W. , Ship and Steamboat Jo\ir. Assn, 139 Post
Techau R. J. (Techau i- Jessen), dwl 613 Gear}'
Techau & Jessen {R. J. Techau and P. D. Jessen), chop
house and oyster saloon. Summer nr Kearny
Teckelmann Frank, hairdresser, dwl 1230 Vallejo
Teckeliiburg Charles, patternmaker John M. Stockman,
dwl 1055 Folsom
Teebe John, butcher, dwl Seventh Av bet L and M, South
S. F.
Teed Charles, carpenter and joiner, dwl S 3 Lynch nr
Leavenworth
Teed Minerva (widow), dwl S s Lynch nr Leavenworth
Teel Charles C, bootpolishing, 615 Pacific, dwl 428 Bdwy
Teel Josiab M. (Peck Sr Co.), dwl 1020 Geary
Tecling Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 2 Lincoln PI, rear
243 Fremont
Teesdale Robert, hostler Crittenden & Dalton, dwl 637
Stevenson
Teese Le^\'is Jr., wines and liquors, SE cor Kearny and
California, dwl 323 Kearny
Teese Lewis Sr., dwl 12 Ellis
Teetemyer ^ — , molder Union Iron Works
Tee\ne Susan Miss, tailoress, dwl 523 Tehama
Tefft John W., car])enter, dwl 626 Jessie
Tegen Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Tehan Daniel, molder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 609*
Minna ,
Tehl Mathias, laborer Christian S. Schmidt, res cor Ten-
nessee and Butte
Tehman Henry, drayman, 425 Front
Tehnemann John, clerk Andrew Baird. dwl NW cor
Green and Larkin
Tehurstein Ellen (widow), dwl 737 Vallejo
Teiman Henrj', cigarmaker, dwl 115 Welsh
Tcisseire Armand, portraitpainter, dwl 544 Bryant
Teisseire Armand Jr., collector, dwl 544 Erj'ant
Teitman August, merchant, dwl 811 Folsom
Teitman S. (widow), dwl 327 Geary
Teitjen John, tanner, dwl cor Lombard and Franklin
Teityen Martin, laborer, dwl SE cor Clay and Fillmore
Teitz Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Teixeira M., seaman, dwl 116 Jackson
Tckulski Morris, clerk Morris Pincus, dwl 366 Pacific
Telegraph Stage Co., William G. Roberts agent, office 208
Montgomery
Telfer William, blacksmith, dwl E s Minna bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Telford Robert, engineer Merchants' Dry Dock
Tell Joseph, laborer, dwl 1121i Folsom
Telle M., dwl 220 Pacific
Teller J. D. P., merchandisebroker, office 405 Front dwl
1510 Folsom
Teller Lizzie, chambermaid Lick House
Teller William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Tollesen Frederick, bootmaker, 29 Stevenson
Tellfson Frank, seaman, dwl 160 Steuart
Tcllis Justin, packer Sanderson & Bro., dwl Washinirton
nr Front
Temperance Legion, headquarters Y. M. C. A. Budding
232 Sutter '"
Temperance Roll Call, A. A. Bynon editor, office 409 Wash-
ington
Temple Arthur D., machinist Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl
317 Tliird
Temple Benjamin Mrs. (widow), dwl 32 Harriet
Temple Daniel H., mining raan;iger, dwl 1624 Turk
Temple John A., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Temple Rufus, calker, dwl 6.68i Howard
Templcman George, wondsawyer, dwl 335 Jessie
Templenian Thomas, clerk J. W. Murphy & Co. dwl 37
Second
Templeton Herman S., upholsterer Charles M. Plum &
Co., dwl 1513 Sacramento
Templeton L. Miss, teacher Pine and Larkin St. Primary
School, dwl 1513 Sacramento
Templeton Laura S. Miss, teacher Chinese Mission House,
dwl 916 Washington
Templeton Mary Miss, lodgings, 209 Second
Templeton Rhoda K. (widow), dwl 916 Washington
Ten Bosch John M., with Nicholas Ten Bosch, res Oakland
Ten Bosch Nicholas, shipping and commission merchant,
office 109 California room 14, res Liverpool, England
Ten-Cent Parcel Delivery Co., Levey, Fitch & Good pro-
prietors, 16 Post
Ten Lung (Chinese), slipper manufacturer, 429 Pacific
Tenbroeck Alonzo, helper Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl Golden
Gate Hotel
TenciS Alina, dwl 626 California
TEN«'E CHARLES, proprietor California House, 624
and 626 California
Tener Isaac W., secretary Life Association of America,
office 432 Montgomery, dwl 1016 Webster
Tener Robert E., bookkeeper John E. Shawhan, dwl 1018
Webster
Tennant John, night inspector Custom House, dwl 604
Third
Tennant William J., horsetrainer, dwl N s Geary bet Ba-
ker and Lyon
Tennent Jennie L. Mias, teacher Model School, dwl 1513
Jackson
Tennent Richard, teamster George Meyer, dwl 6 Polk
Tennent Thomas, chronometer, watch, and mathematical-
instrumentm.aker, 423 Washington, dwl 1513 Jackson
Tenney Frank N., boots and shoes, 243 Third
Tenney John, liquor saloon, 404 Fotuth, dwl SE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Harrison
Tenney Joseph, marblecutter John Sweeney, dwl 243
Third
Tenney Richard P., bookkeeper William McCoU, dwl NE
cor T\venty-fifth and Mission
Tenney William, cooper Lawrence Felvev. dwl 31 Hunt
Tennis Henry, vamisher John A. Shaber & Co., dwl 2102
Stockton
Tennis Margaret (widow), dwl NE cor Stock and Francisco
Tennis Thomas, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl
106 Francisco
Tennis William, upholsterer John A. Shaber & Co., dwl
2102 Stockton
Tennison Stolar, woodturner, dwl 402 LTnion
Tennyson John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Tenthorey John P. {J. P. Tenthorey i- Co.), dwl 65S Miss
Tenthorey J. P. & Co. (Paul H. Trollier), macaroni and
vermicelli manufacturers, 553 Mission
Tcnzer Albert, toolniaker John Weichart, dwl NW cor
Dupont and Broad waj'
Terd Baumsteig, carpenter, dwl 431 Pine
Terd Legscheidt, shoemaker, dwl 431 Pine
Terkelson James (L. Terkelson S: Bro.), dwl 3 Park At
Terkelson LawTcnce (L. Terkelson d- Bro.), dwl 3 Park Av
Terkelson & Bro. (Lawrence and James), wholesale wood-
yard. Long Bridge Wharf
Terlin Patrick, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Terme Louis, dwl 510 Jackson
Terme Mary L., theatrical costumer, 610 Jackson
Terminal Hotel, H. V. Slosson proprietor, 606 Fourth
Ternan Michael, tanner. Sixteenth bet Folsom and Har
Terran A. , attorney at law, dwl 1016 Stockton
Terraud J., brickmaker Hermann Heigler, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Sanchez
Terretonge L. , tailor, 4 Noble PI, dwl 13 Noble PI
Terreyn Henrj' G., paintgrinder Calif omia Chemical Paint
Co., dwl 36 Welsh
Terrier Edward, teamster, dwl 819 Broadway
Terrier Frank, shoemaker, 8 Anthony
Terrier Louis, dyer, 641 Broadwav
Terrier T. L., agent J. Renault, d"wl 641 Broadway
Terrill Charles, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Terrill Charles C. (Terrill d- Staoen), dwl 717 Seventeenth
Terrill Edward, hostler, dwl 104 Natoma
Terrill Joseph, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
Devisadero nr Clay
Terrill Michael, expressman, dwl 11 Ridley
Terrill Peter, laborer, dwl 11 Ridley
Terrill William (Terrill i- Chapman), dwl 202 Tjder
Terrill William L., salesman Dalton & Gray, dwl 210 Wash
Terrill & Chapman (William Terrill and Samuel Chap-
j/mn), billiard saloon, NE cor Kearny and Bush
TEKRILL A SLAVEN (Charles C. Terrill and M. A.
Slaven), contractors and builders, 716 Seventeenth
Terrill. See Tirrell and Turrell
TERRITORIAL PIO.VEERS OF rALIFORNU,
rooms NW cor Montgomery and Sutter
(Jet the Millhrae Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Marketi
p. VAIT SCHAACK S: CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Terry , boilemiaker Union Iron Works
Teny A. A., clerk W. G. Fitth, dwl 130 Kearny
Terry Andrew J., milh\Tight, dwl 28 Tehama
Terry Charles, bootmaker, dwl 549 Howard
Terrj' E. & Co. {Samuel Winant), wholesale oysters, 107
California Market
Terrj- Edward C, entry clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 314
Bush
Terry Elmer (J?. Terry d- Co.), res Windsor, Sonoma Co.
Terr»' George, dwl 630 Sacramento
Terry Geor^ T., mining, office 509 California, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Terrj' Horace H., lodfinffs, S06 Keamv, dwl 1004 Powell
Terr^- John C, bookkeeper R. D. W. Davis&Co., dwl206i
b'Farrell
Terry Joseph, importer fruit-s, dwl 419 Hyde
Terry Liness A., butcher, dwl 654 Mission
Terry Mary (widow), dwl 43 Ecker
Terry Thomas, hose and beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, dwl
1517 Broadway, rear
Terrj' Willard S., blacksmith M. P. Holmes, dwl Heinz
Hotel
Terrj' William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Terrj- William J., dwl 1122 Tj'ler
Terry William N., sawfller, 7 Spear, dwl 1121 Greenwich
Terry W. S., tinsmith, dwl '203 Post
Terrj'en Henn', paint manufacturer, dwl 36 Welsh
TersiU'jer Samuel, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Tcrwilliger N. B. {TirwilU:itr ,t' Fink), dwl 846 Mission
Terwillig-er & Fink (N. B. 'rerwiniier and A. I)'. Fink),
butter, cheese, and egg?, 50 and .51 Washington Market
Tesch Charles, polisher California Furniture Manufactur-
ing Co. , dwl 236 Sutter
Teschemacher Henrj- F. , real estate, office 523 Mont
Tescher A., asphaltiimworker N. P. Ferine
Teschner Frederick, cook H. Hoesch,dwl 515 Pine
Tesmore Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
TES.MWRE SOLOMOX, oyster saloon, 57-59 Calif omia
Market, dwl 932 Mission
Tesnado Modesto, cigarmaker Charles Harris, dwl S 8
Lombard bet Mason and Taylor
Tessel Antoine L., cook Cliff House, Point Lobos Av
Tessier Augustus, packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl W s
Guerrero bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Tessing John, cook, dwl 4 Washoe PI
Tessman Henrj', carpenter, dwl S s Thirtj--flfth Av nr L,
South S. F.
Testa Francis, fisherman, dwl foot Clay
Tetlow Samuel, proi>rietor Bella Union Theater, 803 and
805 Keamv, dwl Point Lobos Av nr Cliff House
Tetreau Cj-prian L., mining-broker, dwl 527 Stevenson
Tettelburck Morris dwl 175 Clara
Tetzen Charles, bookkeeper, dwl 2102 Mason
Tetzen Christian, clerk R. Feuerstein & Co.), dwl NWcor
Lombard and Leuvenworth
Teubner Gnstave (TL-uhner ■(' Hoffman), dwl 1316 Larkin
TEI'BNEK A' HOFFMAX {Gunlave Tnibner and Wil-
liam Hoffiuaii). showcase manufacturers, 537 Cal
Teuscher J. H. , oarriagemaker, dwl 636 Minna
Teris Carter, clerk Banking Department Wells, Fargo s
Co., dwl 823 Bush
Tevis Joshua, rancher, dwl Grand Hotel . „ , .
TEVIS LLO¥I>, president Wells, Fargo & Co. (ond
Haggin i- T.), office NW cor California and Mont-
gomerv, dwl 1316 Taylor , , , , ,.„•
Tewes Frederick, willowworker, 638 Market, dwl lb illis
Tewick Frederick, brushmaker Feldmann, Simpson Ji Co.,
dwl 32 White PI
Tewksburv Henn', teamster, dwl 1-23 Sdver
TewksbuA- Jacob M., physician, office 716 Montgomery,
dwl 739 Ellis ^ ,-,„«.
Tewksburj- Lucio M., attorney at law, office HB Mont-
gomerr, dwl 739 Ellis ,,,„-«, j
Tewksbun= Marcus R., physician, office and dw-1 3, Second
Texas Hill Blue Gravel Co. (El Dorado Co.), office 639 tal
Thacker , physician, dwl 655 Washmgton
Thackeray Williim, spinner Mission and Pac. woolen
Mills, dwl 1727 Stevenson
Thackerj- George, dwl W s Stevenson bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Thaess John H., baker, dwl 115 Morton
Thain Alexander (Alexander Tham i Co.), dwl 781 Mar-
ket
Thain Alexander & Co., confectioners, 781 Market
Thain Alexander Jr., confectioner Alexander Tham S
Co., dwl 781 Market
Thain Benjamin, engineer, dwl 122 Taylor
Thain F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Thain Frederick, candy manufacturer, dwl .SlMarKei
Thain Robert, salesman, dwl 19 Ellis
Thai Frederick, special policeman, dw! 210 O'Farrell
Thai Henry H., speculator, dwl 210 O'Farrell
Thai Sigmond, haruessmaker Main iL Winchester, dwl 210
O'Farrell
Thaler Conrad, bakerj', 418 OTarrell
Thales F., druggist, d'wl 113 Ellis
Thalheimer G., bookkeeper M. Heller i Bros., dwl 40J
Gearj'
Thalheimer Jacob, bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,
dwl 40} Geary
Thalia Verein Cliib, rooms 204 Montgomery
Thane Fanny Mrs., dwl S20 Post
Thane Frank, carpenter, dwl S'20 Post
Thane Joseph E., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., res Oak-
land
Thannhauser .\ugu.st {Thannhauier i Co.), dwl 318 Sutter
Thannhauser Sigmund M. {Thannhauser S: Co.), Av!\ 1114
Stockton
TH-IXXH.IISER A CO. (Sijnnmd M. and August).
commission merchants and agents Tran.satlantic Ma-
rine Insurance Co. (limited) of Berlin, office 311 Cali-
fornia
Thansen John, tanner Ca.sper Becker, dwl Franconia
House, E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
TH.iltP E. H., notarj' public and commi.ssioner deeds,
office 418 Montgomcrj', dwl Windsor House
Tharp Scott M., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
Windsor House
Thatcher Edward C, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
d-ni Mississippi nr Solano
Thatcher George P. , dwl 549 Howard
Thatcher Joseph H., operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 3'26 0ean'
Thaten Henrj', painter 1431 Dupont, dwl 2217 Mason
Thaten Jacob A., painter 1431 Duix^nt, dwl 12 Jansen
Thayer Addie, seamstress Hess & Cohn, dwl cor Pringle
Court and Greenwich
Thaver Amasa, hatter, dwl 112 Oak
Thayer .\ngie E. Mrs., dressmaker, 909 Market, dwl 409
Stevenson
Thaver Asahel, clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co., dwl 22 Dc
Boom . ,
THIYEK BEXJAMIX B.. manager Apothecaries
Hall, SE cor New Mont and Market, dwl 703 Bush
Thaj-er Edward N., actor California Theater, dwl 115
Green
Thaj'er Edwin, brickmason, dwl Hotel Rhein
Thaver Isaac Jr., shoecutter, dwl 3'25 Fell
Thaj'er I. E. , bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co., res Oak-
land
Thajer John S., teamster, dwl 272 Tehama
Thaj'er Samuel, salesman 5'28 Montgomerj', dwl 112 Oak
Thayer S. C. E. (Gfrfjf .!' T.I. dwl 137 Montgomerj'
Thaj'er William, seaman, dwl NW cor Spear and Har
Thaj'sen Andrew, butcher 'Hieoilorc Zch, dwl 1S15 slock
THE JAMES IICK TBI ST, office '200 Sansom
TIIE4S riEBKE, furniture, 1117 Dupont
Tliebuda , dwl 1024 St(«kton
Thede Christopher, brassfinisher Electrical Con. and M.
Co., dwi 409 Post
Thede Christopher, hostler, dwi 333 Bush
Theen George H., blacksmith N. W. Spaulding, dwl 18
First
Theile E., clerk, dwl 429 Bush
Theile T., salesman Kaskel Brothers, dwl 19 Clara
Theilv William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Theimer , dwl 36 Gear)' , . , ,., _ . .
Theisen A. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 107 Turk
Theisen Joseph, framemaker S. i G. G""?' .■"T'JfJ.T^'^
Theisen P.. proprietor Hamburg Nursery, dwl Centre nr
Delaware , .
Thelen John J., wines and liquors 9M Market
Thelen Peter, liquor saloon, 703i Davis, dwl Davis bet
Broadway and Vallejo ,^ . j , «« i™^.,
Theller George P., b.x.k keeper Andrew Frei,dwl S3 Jessie
bet Seventh and Eighth ,^ xi .~,™
Theller Samuel L.. rcal-e^Ute agent, office 507 Montgom-
en', dwl 1607 Taylor ,„„,_,
Theller Thomas, salesman, dwl 23S Tj'ler
Thctn I W dwl 12 Washington
^Sen Benedict musician Palace Amphitheater, dwl 10
Theo'baid't'harics, bricklayer, dwl 230 Third
Theobald Henry, printer Figaro dwl ..18 Bush
Theobalds William, machinist William T. Gamtt, dwl St
cor Second and Natoma JL
Theobalds William W., att^imey at law, office 3»0 Pine
room 52, dwl 81 Natoma
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Ther John, mariner, dwi 56 First
Therbur Bertha C. (widow), dwI 524 Howard
Theresa Mill and M. Co. (Mariposa Co.), office 408 Cali-
fornia room 16
Tlicrill Mary, stewardess stm New World, Front St. Wharf
Theriot Edward, porter Caleb Coates, 37 Sutter
Therroush Tliomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 4 Beale PI nr Beale
Thessereau David, carpenter, dwl 23 Natonia
Thevenot Eugene, jeweler Cal. Jewelrv Co., dwl 100 Stock
Ihevenot E. Mme., laundry, 100 Stockton
Thcwes A. B., clerk Charles Witto, W s Georgia nr Shasta
Ihexlon John, carpenter, dwl 413 Tehama
Thibault F. J. Mrs. (widow), dwl ftsi Jackson
Tlubault Francis, assistant bookkeeper E. K. Howes &
Co.. dwl 931 Jackson
Thibault Joseph, millcarpenter Southern Pac. K. R. dwl
2010 Folsom
Thibault Terrien, liquor saloon, SE cor Dupont and Bush
Thicbaut Charles T., paper-boxmaker Max Waizman, dwl
1S25 Hyde
Thieke Charles, manufacturer fancy leather eoods 5'>3
Kearny * '
Thiel Charles J., hairdresser, dwl 10 Park Av
Thiel Henry, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dw! 364 Clem
Ihiel Henry, tador, 60S Battery
Tliiel John P. , provisions, pickles, etc, 410 Seventh
Tliie e Ernest, jeweler Cal. Jeweh-y Co., dwl Hansa Hotel
Ihiele Eugene, salesman Nolan Bros., dwl 915 Clay
Hue e George, restaurant keeper, dwl 15 Sutter
lluele John, mason Palace Hotel
Thicle Robert ^Tlwle ct- Jursch), dwl 911 Union
Th.ele & Jursch (H. Thicle and Otto Jursch), cabinet-
makers and carpenters, 657 Mission
Thiclebabe A. E. (widow), dwl 15 Dupont, rear
Ihielo C. A., machinist, dwl 134 Fourth
Tluemami Robert, jewelrj'-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum
awl 52.S Bush '
Tliienie John H., butcher I. W. W. Brown, dwl 216 Third
Ihierbach Charles F., salesman D. Ghirardelli, dwl 930
Folsom '
Thierbach J. & Co. (Philip C. rarisen). fruits, vegetables
and dairj' produce, 18 and 19 Grand Central Market
Thierbach Julius (J. Thierbach ,(■ C,,.). d«l 515 Franklin
Thieriz John B., hairdresser, dwl 726 Washington
IhiesOtto, cabmetmaker Christian Schreiber & Co. dwl
154 Shipley
Thics William, restaurant, 104 First
""and d»t32?sm"r ^' ''""^P^'hic physician, office
Thiesse Albert, with Charles Tence, dwl NE cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Thiessen Hans, carpenter, dwl Golden Eagle Hotel
Post '"■ "'"''' Clement A. Helmering, dwl 614
"""liTslrafth ''""'^''^^P*'' Andrew Frei, dwl 33 Jessie
Tbhig Albert F., drayman I. Gutte, dwl 11 Caroline
ihmg .lohn C, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 16 Stock
TlllltW l>l8TKIt'T i'OIIKT, 27 Post
THIRD STUEKT M II.IRF. foot Third
thiriet Charles, musician, dwl 649 Clay
Thiriet L., chronometer and watchmaker, 614 Merchant
ilii.st ethwaite Charles S., carpenter, dwl 822 Bush
Ihistltton George editor and proprietor Jolly Giant, of-
n™ 42,! Wash, dwl W s Castro nr Tiventy-tourth
Thode .Nancy (widow), dwl 1808 Powell
Thodc .lolin, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Second
Thoene August, dwl 440J Natoma
Thogode Diedrich, market, SE cor Bryant and Eighth
dwl 4 Kate *
Thohan John, hostler Market St. R. R., dwl SW cor La
guna and Fulton
Thorn David, gunsmith Liddle & Kaedjng, dwl 316 Pine
Thorn James, molder Steiger & Kerr, dwl Alabama bet
Iwenty-second and Twenty- third
Thom James, shipcalker, dwl 257 Perrj'
Thom Wohrden Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Muma and Ninth (and Obermicr a; T.), dwl 13i Wash-
ington Av '
Thom Wohrden Theodore, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Stevenson and Fourth, dwl 243 Stevenson
Ihom.ann Amelia (widow), dwl 27 Clara,
""'^™p?J'^'"''«''. (ii" and scourer, 1323 Stockton, dwl
'"'"^3™"p^^="''«s Jr., dyer and scourer C. Thomann, dwl
Thomann^Frcdenck^maehinehand S. F. Manufacturing
Thomann Jacob, bootmaker, dwl 6 Telegraph PI
Thomann LoUs, clerk Muecke, Victor & Co., dwl 1323
Stockton
Thomaiui Rudolph, local editor California Demokrat dwl
cor O'Farrell and Mason
Thomas Capt. , dwl 314 Bush
Thomas Mrs., laundress, dwl 59 Sullivan's Building
Ihoinas A., laborer G. Venard, dwl 1010 Dupont
Thomas Abraham (Thomas it Palmer), dwl 3234 Bd^vy
Thomas Andrew, bootcrimper, dwl 9 Vassar PI
Thomas Andrew, special policeman, dwl City Front Hotel
Ihomas Anne C. Miss, dwl 8 Juniper
Thomas Benjamin, cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co
Thomas C. C, engineer California Mills, dwl 128 Second
Thomas Charies, bootblack, 547 Clav, dwl 923 Greenwich
ihomas Charles, engineer stm Thoroughfare, dwl 660 Na-
toma
Tliomas Charles F., carpenter, dwl 729 Brjant
Thomas Charles J., liquor saloon, 36 Eddy, dwl 351 Minna
Ihonias Charles W., planing mill, bellows factor)-, and
ore sampling works, 24 and 26 Cal, dwl Oil Pine
Thomas Christian, dairyman, dwl cor Solano and Indiana
Ihomas Conrad, sausagemaker Frederick Katz, dwl 1008
Union
Thomas D., hairdresser Herman Houser, dwl .591 Sixth
TUO.tlA!^ D.iVIO L., mining secrekirj-, office 419 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 101 Powell
Thomas Dawson, ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Ihomas E. B., mason Palace Hotel
Thomas Edmond D., assistant freight auditor Southern
Pac. R. R„ res Oakland
Thomas Edward, engineer, dwl 2214 Leavenworth
Thomas E. J. engineer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 23
Ellis
Thomas Elizabeth Miss seamstress, dwl 19 Minna
Thomas Ellen (widow), dressmaker, dwl 759 Market
Thomas Ellen Mrs., millinery, 30 Third, dwl 516 Octavia
I homas Elvira W. (widows, dressmaker, dwl 635 Stev
Thomas Eugene {Uetiry Schroder <!,• Co.), dwl 907 Bush
Ihomas Evan, expresswagon, SE cor Second and Market,
dwl S s Market nr Valencia
Thomas Evan D., carpenter, dwl 236 Sutter
Thomas F. H., physician, dwl Morton House
Thomas Francis, clerk, dwl S s Califoruia bet Broderick
and Baker
Thomas Frank, fisherman and liquor saloon, 216 Pacific
Thomas l->ederick G., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl
622 Minna
Thomas F. W., laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl 7 Six-
teenth
Thomas George, agent, dwl 650 Minna
Thomas George, cabinetmaker, dwl 646 First
Thomas George, woodcarver Kragen & Co. , dwl 962 Bryant
Ihomas George N., collector Bradley St. Rulofson dwl &'>■'>
Folsom
Thomas George W., mining agent, dwl 916 Bush
Ihomas Gerald H., compositor Daily Examiner, dwl 1307
Vallejo
Thomas Graham, dwl 600 Bush
Thomas Henry, clerk, dwl 622 Post
Thomas Henry, cooper Wilson, Merry cS: Co.
Thomas Henry, foreman Car Shop Southern Pac. R. R
dwl 2235J Mission
Thomas Henry, seaman stm Monterey, Market St. VTiarf
Ihomas Henry, tillemian Hook and Ladder No. 2 S F F
D., dwl 627 Broadway
Thomas Henry E. , messenger Custom House, dwl 622 Post
Thomas Henry S., seaman, dwl 124 Fifth
Thomas Hennan, tanner Samuel Bloom, dwl cor Folsom
and Nineteenth
Thomas Howell, miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Thomas Isaiah, with William B. Bradbury", dwl 24 Natoma
Thomas J. A., mason Palace Hotel
Thomas James (Wall ,(• T.), dwl 220 Sixth
Thomas James, barkeeper Bacon & Stackpole
Thomas James, carpenter, dwl 27 Dc Boom
Thomas James, carpenter Joseph Wilcox, dwl 27 Natoma
ihrmas James, clerk, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Thomas James, mason Palace Hotel
Thomas James, sailmaker, dwl 622 Minna
Thomas James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Thomas James J., carriagemaker, dwl 37 Oak Grove Av
Thomas James M. L., painter Cal. Paint Works, dwl 26
Welsh
Thomas James Proctor, office 324 CTav, res Oakland
Thomas Jane (widow), real estate, dw"l 117 First Av
Thomas Jesse, machinist J. D. Wilson, dwl 749 Market
Thomas Joel L., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, res Oakland
Thomas John Capt., dwl 737 Howard
Thomas John, Kirpenter, dwl 115 Second
MORGAN & CO., 87 California MarkeU^t their own Stock from Ne^vYoi^
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 703, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Eearny, Established 1862.
Thomas John, coremaker George H. Tay & Co.
Thomas John, deckhand stm New World, Front St. "Wharf
Thomas John, hairdresser, 121 Jackson, dwl 1017 Pacific
Thomas John, joliber, 2 dwl St. Charles PI
Thomas John, laborer Frear Stone Co., dwl 315 Clara
Thomas John, roofer, dwl 320 Clementina
Thomas John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Thomas John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Thomas John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Thomas Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 236 Sutter
Thomas Joseph, cook, dwl 614 Clay
Thomas Joseph, mason Palace Hotel
Thomas Joseph, proprietor Howard House, dwl NTV cor
Howard and First
Tliomas Joseph S., chaser Koehler & Ritter, dwl Branch
House
Thomas L., waterman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Thomas Lizzie (widow, colored), furnished rooms, 509 Dup
Thomas Louis H. (colored), porter Vallejo steamer, dwl 12
Virginia
Thomas Mary (widow), midwife, dwl 712 Vallejo
Thomas Mary A. Miss, teacher Broadway Primary School
dwl 1S23 Stockton
Thomas Matthew, steward, dwl 305 Minna
Tliomas Morris, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Thomas Xelson, otHce 331 Montgomeiy room 22, dwl 3234
Broadway nr Fillmore
Thomas Nelson O., student Heald's Business College
Thomas Noah, waiter J. H. C. Bellmer, dwl SE cor Second
and Stevenson
Thoma.s Patrick, plasterer, dwl E s Reed nr Washington
Thomas Patrick J. (^Tkomai i- Co.), dwl 1307 Vallejo
Thomas Richard L., miner, dwl 403 Broadway
Thomas Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 111 Garden
Tliomas Rose L. Miss, telegraph operator, dwl 703 Post
Thomas R. P. (Standard Soap Co.), res Oakland
Tliomas R. W., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Thomas Sarah P. Mrs. , dwl 729 Pine
Thomas Shepherd A., foreman C. C. Burr, dwl 2110 Pow
Thomas Stephen (O'Beilly d- T.), dwl 615 Octavia
Thomas Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 515 Octaria
Tliomas Titus (Sieoers ■!• T.), dwl 1012 Battery
Thomas U. B., carpenter Smith & Burlingame, dwl 134
Fourth
Thomas Victor, cook, dwl 810 Clay
Thomas W. Ford, bond and recordmg clerk Custom
House, dwl 063 Seventeenth
Thomas William, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 27
De Boom
Thomas William, carpenter Palace Hotel
Thomas William, expressman, dwl E 5 "ft ebster bet EUis
and O'Farrell
Thomas William, hackman P. Craig & Son, dwl 823 Mar-
ket
Thomas William, laborer, dwl 403 Broadway
Thomas William, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific , , -oo
Thomas William, teamster Smith, Cutter & Co., dwl 7S.i
Harrison
Thomas WiUiam B., liquor saloon, 21 Pacific
Thomas William F., broker, dwl 1025 Harrison ,
Thomas WiUiiun F., extraman Engine No. 7, dwl tngme
House cor Second Av and Sixteenth
Thomas WUliam H., laborer, dwl 117 First Av
Thomas William H. , seaman, dwl 617 Mission
Thomas William H., tinsmith H. O. Fiske
Thomas & Co. (Patrick J. Thomas and Theodore i,.
Kuhl), book and jobprinters, 50o Clay
THOMAS * PAIMEK (Abraham Thomas and J.
Bruce Palmer), real-estate agents, 331 Montgomery
THOMASOX EDWISf K-. contractor, oflice 513 Mont
gomery, dwl 1312 Folsom , . „ v
Thomason John, carpenter, dwl N s Liberty bet Gough
and Octavia
Thomen Henn-, dwl 627 Commercial , . „ , .
Thomen John, arte-ian-wellborer. dwl Bootz s Hotel
Thomev E., deckhand stm El Capitan, Davis St. Wharl
Thomford Charles, confectioner Westerfeld •■^?ge
Thomford Henr\- A., groceries and liquors, NW cor Al-
bert and Powell, dwl 700 Filbert
Thompkins Charles V., dwl 439 Mmna
Thompson , master mariner, dwl 127 >^^y -r.^^^
Thompson , sailmaker Hardmg & Brann, dw 1 316 Ritch
Thompson Abraham, clerk, dwl 10 Powell
Tliompson Abraham W.
dorfl, res Petaluma
Thompson A. F., cook, dwl 132 Steuart
Thompson Alexander, dwl 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson Alexander, dwl 411 Sansom
Commissiou-
' attorney at law, office 6 Leides-
Thompson Alexander, bellman Grand Hotel
Thompson Alexander, cartman, dwl 206 \'an Ness Av,
rear
Thompson Alexander, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
E s Illinois bet Najia and Shasta
Thompson Alexander, longshoreman, dwl 38 Main
Thompson Alexander, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Spear
and Harrison
Thompson Alexander, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 219 Pros-
pect PI
Thompson Alfred, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Thompson Alfred L., clerk Bank Califoniia, dwl 611 Post
Thompson Andrew, real estate, dwl 130 Dolores nr Four-
teenth
Thompson Annie B. Mrs., matron S. F. Female Hospital,
917 Clay
Thompson A. 0., salesman, dwl 215 Stevenson
Thompson A. Slason, attorney at law, office 804 Mont-
gomery, dwl 612 Hyde
Thompson Augustus, clerk, dwl 27 Eddy
Thompson A. W., attorney at law, dwl 618 Fourth
Thompson Benjamin, bricklayer, dwl 34 Hayes
Thompson Bros. {Thomas and Thomtoii)^ proprietora
Eureka Foundry, 129 and 131 Beale
Thompson C, driver H. E. Bothin, dwl Hotel Rhein
Thompson Charles, dwl 230 Kearny
Thompson Charles, barkeeper Oscar Lewis, dwl cor Kear-
nv and Sutter
Thompson Charles, boatswain stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
Wharf
Thompson Charles, fireman stm Amelia, Broadway St.
Wharf
Thompson Charles, master mariner, office 305 East, dwl
502 Fourth
Thompson Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Thompson Charles, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Thompson Charles P., clerk U. S. Shipping '
er, dwl 319 Bush
Thompson Christopher A., longshoreman, dwl 340 Ritch
Thompson Daniel, barkeeper Frank Mitchell, dwl 1032
Market , x^ . ,
Thompson Daniel, engineer, dwl S s Sutter bet Deiisadero
and Broderick . , „.
Thompson David, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta
nr Michigan , „ ,,
THOMPSOV DE WITT C, cashier ^atlonal Gold
Bank ami Trust Co., res Oakland
Thompson Ebenezer, messhand stm John L. Stephens
Oregon S. S. Co.
Thompson Edward, piledriver E. Boobar & Co.
Thompson Edward, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Thompson Esther F. (widow), furnished rooms, 942 How
Thompson F. F., can'enter, dwl Park Hotel
Tliompson F. Hemv, waiter Grand Hotel
Thompson Frank, miner, dwl 520 Folsom
Thompson Frank M., sawyer Kragen & Co.,dwl «81 Bran
Thompson Frederick, waiter Philip Donoho, dwl 320 Clay
Thompson F. W., Jerk, dwl Columbia Hotel
Thompson G., canJenter Palace Hotel
Tliompson G., with N. Hockgurtel dwl ,4d Clay
Thompson George, blacksmith dwl 921 Market
Thompson George, carpenter, dw 314 Hfth
Thompson George, carpenter^ dwl a24 Mission
Thompson George, clerk TreadweU & Co., dwl SE cor
Derisadero and Turk
Thompson George, salesman, dwl 2,0 Minna
Thompson George, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
ThoS^son George tailor Andrew Robertson, 5041 Natoma
Thompson Geor|e C, proprietor Umon Mineral and Soda
Water Works 526 Union
Thompson George Howard, real-cstote agent, 6S4 CaU-
fornia, dwl 1016 California
Thompson George W,
Thomuson G. H., student HeaWs Business College
Sompson Gideon, policeman City Hall, dwl 16o4 Stev
Thomoson Hans A., master manner, dwl 21 tift i Av
SoSfion Hartweli C, compositor FYancis & Valentmo,
Thomp'™"H.'lt!"tSmster Miller & Hall, dwl 21 Spear
SoSpson Helen M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
Tho^:,^rn''H«i?.:i'S'F' Hanson, dw. 1822 Stockton
SJ H^^; ;;;Si;^ilf^H. Manning,dwl 745
Thompson Henrj-, seaman d"' S^Sleuart
Thompson Henry, vamisher Good«-m & Co., dwl « b
Washington bet Hyde and Larkin
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Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant ■
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Thompson Henry (colored), whitener Solomon Becket,
dwl Hinckley Alley nr Broadway
Thompson Henrj- D., actor, dwl 111*2 Kearny
Thompson Hester Mrs. (colored), dwl 14 Virginia
Thompson Ida Mrs., furnished rooms, 402 Stockton
Thompson Ira D., manufacturer flavoring essences, 414
Front, dwl 3G0 Jessie
Thompson Jacob, poult rjdealer, dwl 1907 Dupont
Thompson James, clerk A. Crawford &, Co., dwl S56 Fol
Thompson James, hackdriver, dwl 14 Clara
Thompson James, hostler Robert D. Burrows, dwl W a
Drumm bet Washington and Oregon
Thompson James, janitor Boys' and Girls' Aid Society,
dwl tiS Clementina
Thompson James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 225
Eighth, rear
Thompson James, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Thompson James, seaman, dwl 105 Clark
Thompson James, seaman, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Thompson James, waiter, dwl 802 Stockton
Thomjjson James, wharf clerk, dwl 729 Harrison
Thompson James A., bookkeeper Sather & Co., dwl 534
Bush
Thompson James A., clerk, dwl 213 Turk
Thompson James W., clerk G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl 631
Sacramento
Thompson Jane Miss, cigarmaker Emma Sneider, dwl cor
Minna and Fifteenth
Thompson Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 2 Caroline PI
Thompson J. B., barkeeper, dwl 360 Jessie
Thompson Joel, Shipwaights' Jonr. Assn, 71 New Mont
Tliompson John, dwl 630 O'Farrell
Thompson John, bootfitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 112
Polk
Thompson John, carpenter, dwl 2C0S Powell
Thompson John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
2203 Lark in
Thompson John, foreman Charles Harley & Co., dwl XE
cor Dupont and Vallejo
Thompson John, laborer, dwl W s Montgomery bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
Thompson John, laborer, dwl W s Washington bet Hyde
and Larkin
Thompson John, longshoreman, dwl Oil Battery
Thompson John, machinist William Deacon, dwl 225 Bush
Thompson John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 164 Jessie
Thompson John, seaman stm Kalorama, Market St. Wharf
Thompson John, shoemaker, dwl S13 Jessie
Thompson John, teamster T. H. Hatch i Co., dwl 54 Clem
Thompson John, waiter 11 Sixth, dwl 558 Natoma
Thompson Jotm B., calkcr, dwl E s Minnesota nr Solano
Thompson John D., blacksmith Henderson Balthazard
dwl cor Thirtieth and Dolores *
Thompson John J., student Heald's Business College
Thompson John R., machinist William T. Garratt dwl 221
Kitch '
Thompson John S., stevedore Menzies & Bingham dwl
120 Freelon '
Thompson John W., clerk Edward S. Spear & Co., dwl
Thompson Kate Mrs., boarding, dwl 411 Fourth
Thompson Louis, deckhand stm CoquUle, Jackson St
Wharf, dwl 26 Steuart
Thompson Louis, painter, dwl 18 Minna
Thompson Lucius (FT. K. Vanderslice tt Co.), dwl 1023
^\ashington
Thompson M. A. Mrs. , furnished rooms, dwl 13 Eddy
Thompson Malcom, dwl 525 Pine
Thompson Mai-ia T. Mrs., boardmg, 534 Bush
Thompson Mar>' (widow), nurse, dwl 75 Minna
Thompson Mary Miss, dwl 1206 Market
Thompson Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Wolf, dwl 533 Bry-
ant •'
Thompson May Miss (Dannenberg tfc 7*.), dwl 536 Third
Thompson M. F., druggist, dwl Russ House
Thompson M. M. Mi&s, assistant teacher Girls' High
School, dwl 815 Mission
Thompson Orrin, engineer Gallagher & Armann, dwl SW
cor Jackson and Montgomery
Thompson Oscar, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Thompson Oscar A., foreman Samuel H. Sheplar, dwl 315
Stevenson
Thompson Peter, laborer John Maisch, dwi 126 Geary
Thompson Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Thompson Peter, sawyer Francis J. Gracier, dwl 230 Miss
lhomi>son Peter, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
I hompson R., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Thompson R. Aug., justice of the peace, office 804 Mont-
gomery-, dwl 25 Glen Park Av
Thompson Richard, second officer stm Montana Colorado
S. N. Co. , Folsom St. Wharf, dwl SW cor Harrison and
Main
Thompson Robert, dwl 530 Howard
THOMPSOX ROBERT, attorney at law, office 76
Montgomer\- Block, dwl 109 Leavenworth
Thompson Robert, baker, dwl 113S Folsom
Thompson Robert (colored), boarding, 2 Vernon PI
Thompson Robert, shipcarpenter, dwl 32 Stanford
Thompson Robert, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
Harrison bet Twenty -seventh and Twenty-eighth
Thompson Robert M. (Showers, Thompson d- Co.), res
Stockton
Thompson Rufus W., superintendent Selby's Smelting
Works, dwl 1417 Sacramento
Thompson Sarah Miss, milliner, dwl 420 Hayes
Thompson Smith B., carpenter, dwl 1250 Turk
Thompson Theresa (widow), colored, dwl 8 Ewer PI
Thompson Thomas (Thompson tic Bros.), dwl SEcor Turk
and De\isadero
Thompson Thomas, seaman stm Los Angeles. Market St.
Wharf
Thompson Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 502 Fourth
Thompson Thomas, stevedore, dwi 317 Fremont
Thompson Thompson, laborer, dwl 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson Thornton {Thompson Bros.), dwl E s Alabama
nr Twenty-filth
Thompson Thorwel, machinist, dwl 57 Natoma
Thompson T. S., carpenter, dwl 19 Baldwin Court
Thompson W. Mrs., saloon, dwl 1123 Dupont
Thumpson W. H., restaurantkeeper, dwl 606 Shotwell
Thompson William (Schmidt d- T.), dwl 634 Geary
Thompson William, blacksmith, dwi 21 Baldwin Court
Tljompson William, boarding, 112 Pacific
Thompson William, boatman Cowell's Wharf
Thompson William, carpenter, dwl 115 Second
Thompson William, cooper Sol. Wangenheim & Co., 122
Davis
Thompson William, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Commer-
cial St. Wharf
Thompson William, drayman Hanson & Moore, IvE cor
Front and Pine, dwl'lSCKj Folsom
Thompson William, groceries and liquors, 1127 Folsom
Thompson William, machinist Risdon L and L. Works,
dwl NE cor Fifteenth and Minna
Thomjison William, seaman, dwi 105 Clark
Thompson William, treasurer Wilson's Palace Amphithear
ter, dwl 19 SUver
Tliompson William, waiter, dwi N^' cor Har and First
Thompson William B.. calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
415 Main
Thompson William B., laborer, dwi 429 Chestnut, rear
Thompson William B., liquordealer, dwl 402 Sutter
Thompson William B., vamisher Christian Schreiber &
Co., dwi W 8 Larkin nr Gearj-
Thompson William D., clerk Geoi^e C. Thompson, dwl
524 Union
Thompson William J., carrier Alta CaUfomla, dwl Sierra
nr Kentucky
ITiompson William J., moroccofinisher Comehus O'Don-
nell, dwi 6 Dora
Thompson William P., upholsterer WUliam Eutterfield,
dw I 734 Montgomery
Thompson William S., hoarding, 919 Battery
Thompson William S., proprietor Wright's Arabian Hoof
Liniment, 67 New Montgomery, dwi 10 liberty
Thompson William T., en-^neer, dwl 553 First
Thompson W. M., real-estate and stockbroker, office 421
Montgomerj"
Thomrin Henn', stevedore A. C. Freese
Thomsen Alexander, reporter California Demokrat, dwl
525 Kearny
Thomsen Christian, master mariner, dwi 12 Stanford
Thomsen Emil W., carpenter, dwi 113 Fmncisco
Thomsen Frederick, laborer, dwi 1822 St<:tokton
Thomsen John F., Scandina\ian Soc, 71 New Mont
Thomsen N. L., physician, office 71 Fourth, dwl 23 Jessie
Thomsen Thomas, artesian wellborer, dwi 262 Clementina
Thomsen Thomas A., master mariner, office 305 East, res
Alameda
Thom.son , bricklayer, dwi 164 Jessie
Thomson A. B., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., dwl 11 Bry-
ant Av
Thomson Charles, porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., dwl
Harry PI nr Lagima
Thomson Charles E., master mariner, dwi Harry PI nr
Laguna
Thomson George, printer Alta California, dwl 12 Howard
Court
Earitaa Eiver Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
.VANSCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearnj, EstabHshed 1852.
Thomson Henry, expresswagon, cor Clay and Batten'.
dwl 25 First Av
Thomson J. (widow), seamstress, dwl 12 Howard Court
Thomson James, brickmason, dwl 1046 Howard
THOMSON JAMES S., elerk Office Board Supervisors,
res Oakland
Thomson John, foreman David Stoddart. dwl 14 Tehama
Thomson John, laborer, dwl NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
Thomson Monroe, miner, dwl 1208 Broadway
Thomson Philip, stevedore A. C. Freese
Thomson R. S., real estate, dwl 743 Pine
Thomson W., mAchinist Repair Shop Southern Pac. R. R.,
dwl cor Fifteenth and Minna
Thomson William, laborer, dwl 121 Berrj'
Thomson William, male stm Fideliter, Clay St. Wharf
Thomson William, printer, dwl S25 Kearny
Thomson William O., ironer Occidental Laundry, dwl
Octavia bet Broadway and Pacific
Thon Christopher, carpenter, dwl 25 Folsom Av
Thon Christe>pher H., clerk, dwl 25 Folsom Av
Thonneson Tobias, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Thonny Leon, boot and shoemaker, 833 Pacific
Thordsen Jllrgen, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Thore Frederick J., master mariner, office 305 East
Thorensen Alexander, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Thormahlen Heinrich, variety store, 202 First
Thorn Charles Capt., dwl S02 McAllister
Thorn Charles, foundrjTiian, dwl 1406 Mason
Thorn Charles, molder Josejih Schmadel, dwl 1145 Mason
Thorn E. v., with M'ilson, Meny & Co., dwl 730 Fulton
Thorn James, merchant, dwl 16 Sutter
Thorn James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Thorn Matthias, helper Kerr & Goodrich, dwl 10 Liberty
Thorn Owen, clerk, dwl 1606 Bush
Thornea^le Christian, teamster Max Englander
Thomeagel George, carpenter, dwl W s Webster betHaight
and Waller
Thomburgh Morgan K. (John Zeigenhein tfe Co.), res Oak-
land
Thomburgh William B. (Cheesman, Head tfc T.), office
412 Montgomery-
Thomdike Ella Miss, clerk Woman's Publishing Co., dwl
605 Pine
Thomdike L.. mariner, dwl 225 Fourth
THORNE ISAAC .\., attorney at law, office 72 and 73
Montgomery Block, dwl W s Howard bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Thorne Mary Mrs., saleswoman R. G. Brown, dwl 213
Minna
Thomhill Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 1612 Mason
Thornhill Thomas, bricklayer, dwl 1612 Maaon
Thomhill Walter, bricklayer, dwl 609 Jones
Thoming N. C, carpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel
Thornley John W., pressman John H. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 632 Broadway
Thomquisl Charles, master mariner, dwl W 8 Treat Av
nr Twentv-f ovirth
Thornton Abel, dwl 109 Oak
Thornton Alfred, conmiission agent, dwl 507 Mission
Thornton D. Y., carpenter, dwl 140 Fourth
Thornton Harrj' L (iJarber d: 3'.), attemey at law, office
35 Merchants' Exchange, d\\l 116 Eddy
Thornton Hemy% salesman James W. Bumham & Co., dwl
1512 California
Thornton Henrj-, shoemaker M. Guerin, dwl cor Broad-
way and Leavenworth
Thornton James D. {WiUutms tt T.), attemey at law,
office NE cor Montgomery and Jackson, dwl 22 Haight
Thornton John, salesman J. J. O'Brien A: Co., dwl Wind-
sor House
Thornton John, shoefitter, dwl 415 Filbert
Thornton Michael, laborer, dwl 117 Vallejo
Thornton Mollie Mrs., dwl S3i Mission
Thomten Neil, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Thornton Owen, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Thoraten Peter, laborer, dwl 117 Vallejo
Thomten Rosetta Mrs. (colored), dwl 205 Sixi-h
Thornton Ruth (v.idow), dressmaker, 598 Jones
Thomten Samuel, boatbuUder Martin Vice, dwl 166 le-
hama -
Thornton Samuel K., salesman Consolidated Tobacco Co.,
dwl 616 Grove
Thoro Fred. J., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Thorogood George, carpenter, dwl 710 Folsom
Thorp Edwin L., engineer, dwl 704 Howard
Thorpe Andrew, bookkeeper Henry F. Williams, dwl
Windsor House
Thorpe Joseph, canvasser, dwl 818 Ellis
Thorpe Robert H., bootfitter, 519 Stevenson
Thors Louis, negative retoucher Bradley & Rulofson, dwl
26i Keamy
Thorsen John, helper N. W. Colo & Co.
Thorsen O., tug Rabboni, Black Diamond Coal Mining Co
Thon,- J. H., mason Palace Hotel
Thouin Adelle (widow), dwl 1316 Keamy, rear
Thoumann Jacob, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, dwl 6
Telegraph PI
Thourot Frederick, boot and shoemaker, dwl 12 Berry
Thradden Thomas, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dwl 305
Fifth
Thrall H. H., surgeon dentist, office 305 Keamy, dwl 1114
Market
Thrapter J., boilermaker P^ancis L Curry
Threiber John, barkeeper J. Schoenfelder, dwl 1113 Dup
Thrift Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), Joseph F. Alwcll
secretary, office 240 Montgomery
rhrobock Nicolaus, real estate, dwl 405 Union
Throckmorton Charles B., captain Fourth U. S. Artillcrj-,
dwl Presidio Barracks
Throckmorton Samuel R., capitalist, office 401 California,
dwl 515 Post
Throeger Henrj-, brewer Hoelscher & Garms, dwl NW cor
Fourteenth and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Throm Louis, hairdresser Jacob Schneider, dwl Hotel
Rhine
Thrum John F., printer, dwl 1 Leroy PI
Thude Otto, hairdresser John Lehritter, dwl Metropolitan
Hotel
Thuener Charles {Thxiencr & Tvtize), dwl 9 Garden
Thuener &- Tunze {Charles Thuener and Otto Tunze\
show-case manufacturers, NW cor Webb and Cal
Thuesen Hans, master mariner, dwl lalO Powell
Thuesen John, bootmaker William Wilkinson, dwl 5 Aus-
tin
Thuesen Niels, driver Levey, Fiteh & Good, dwl 1211 Fill-
more
Thulin Andrew, tailor, dwl 428 Broadway
Thimiler Charles, shoemaker Henrj' Thumler, dwl NW
cor Mission and Spear
Thumler Herman, shoemaker, dwl NW cor Spear and Miss
Thumler Libegott, shoemaker, 6 Sacramento, dwl NW cor
Spear and Mission
Thumlet John, longshoreman, dwl 3 Oregon
Thurber Catherine Mrs., stewardess stm Ventura
Thurber Emor, milkman, dwl 431^ Tehama
Thurman John, deckhand stm Louise, Pacific St. Wharf
Thurman Z., merchant, dwl 156 Third
Thumblain John, stairbuilder Francis McLaughlin, dwl
839 Gear}-
Thumstadter William, upholsterer James W. Bumham 5:
Co., dwl 25 Morton
Thurston Alice E. Miss, teacher, dwl lOlG Montgomer>'
Thurston Alexander, hairdresser Charles Murphy, dwl 57
Jessie
Thurstem Charles F., driver American Exchange, dwl 409
Folsom
Thurston Diana (widow), dwl 934 Folsom
Thurston Edwin R., clerk, NE cor Geary and Uavenworth
Thurston Eugene T., traveling agent Florence Sowing Ma-
chine Co., res Oakland
Thurston George P. , bookkeeper James P. Pierce, 31o Cali-
fornia, dwl 13 Monroe
Thm^ton Horace S., clerk S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl N a
Pine bet Broderiek and Dcvisadero
Thurston Mark, mason Palace Hotel
Thurston N. S. (widow), dwl 364 Minna
Thurston Sarah E. Miss, teacher Dcnman Grammar School,
dwl 909 Clay _ „ _,. -
Thwaites Joseph, photographer Thomas Houseworth A,
Co., dwl 731 Hayes .
Thwing E. V. , deputy State insurance commissioner, omce
401Calitoinia,aw) 718 California „ , ^ ,^^„^. ,
Thwing William L. {Alfred S. Mvore d- Co.), dwl 806 Stock-
Thyes John B., proprietor Folsom St. House, 1135 Folsom
Th'vme Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Tia' Wo & Co. (Chinese), shoe factory, 534 Commercial
Tiaffay Albert N. {Tiagay d- Utroad^c), dwl 740 Bdwy
Tiaffav George, poultry, dwl 740 Bruadway
Tiafiay & Letroadec (Albert A. 2Ut]}ay and Henry U-
truadec), market, 741 Broiidway
Tibbals Edward, clerk, dwl 124 Turk
Tibbetts Isaac, calker, dwl 424 Fremont, rear
Tibbetts Mark, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Misaion
Tibbey Charies, raarblepolishcr James F. Sharkey, dwl
1719 Leavenworth
Tibbey Charles J., clerk, dwl 1719 Leavenworth
Tibbey Edney S., dwl 24 Haight
Baths ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Tibbey Emily F. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Primary School,
dwl 1719 Leavenworth
TllSKKV 1IE.\K¥ S., notary public, office 600 Mont-
gomery, dwl 527 Green
Tibbits Bertram T., distiller Pacific Distilling and Refining
Co., dwl S s Filbert bet Steiner and Fillmore
Tibbits Lvman C, clerk 417 Sansom, dwl 740 Minna
Tibbits M*.. calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Tibbits Michael, jeweler, dwl 211 Mmna
Tibbits Stephen M., physician, office and dwl 931 Howard
Tice Edwin A., laborer William A. Church, dwl 636 Com
Tice Henry M. {Stratto/i tt T.), dwl Harrison bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
TK'IIE^OU II. B. «t CO. (JiobertG. Byxbee),\um\ieT'
dealers and proprietors Navarro Mills Packets and
Mission Kock Wliarf and Warehouse, office 42 Market
Tichennr Henry B. {H. B. Tichenor^ Co.), dwl 427 Second
Ticbcuur Stephen J., Oriental Saloon, NE cor Batteiy and
Bush, dwl 1617 Clay
Tichner Minna (widow), dwl 109 Turk
Tichner Moses, student, dwl 109 Turk
Tichnor John, painter, dwl 52 Minna
Tickle Tliomas, seaman, dwl 510 Da^ia
Tickner Daniel, lodgings, 829 Folsom
Tickner tYank C, conductor N. B. and Mission E. R., dwl
829 Folsom
Tickner John, painter, dwl 52 Minna
Tickner Leon F., driver N. B. and Mission R R., dwl 829
Folsom
Ticoulet B., dwl 708 Commercial
Tidaniet Sebastian, machinehand California Mills, dwl
1710 Dupont
Tidball Scott, artist, studio 204 Montgomery, dwl 519LeaT
Tidd Charles, carpenter, dwl 411 Green
Tidd Julin A., porter Van Winkle & Davenport, dwl 915
Powell
Tiddy Ilichard, painter, dwl 7 Vassar PI
TIDE L 4.M> I'OMMI.SSIO^EltiS BOAHD OF, J. M.
Currier secretar)', office 715 Clay
TIDE L.4!VO RE< LAMATIO.\ CO., B. B. Minor sec-
retary, rjffice 411i California
Tideman,"Hirschfeld&.Co. (Ludwig Tidetnan and Julius
Hirscli/eldJr.), shipping and commission merchants,
109 California
Tidcnian Ludwig {TldemaUt Birschfcld & Co.), dwl 1705
Powell
Tie Sang Ton g (Chinese), Chinese drugs, 929 Dupont
Tiebolt Thomas, fireman, dwl 617 Davis
Tiebout Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), office 330 Pine room
2S
Tiedeman John, laborer Henry Koerber & Brother, dwl 16
Washington
Ticdemann , dwl 526 Kearny
Tiedemann Diedrich, clerk 410 Clay, dwl 227 Capp
Ticdemann Frederick, bookkeeper, dwl 25 Second
lledeniaiin Henry, clerk Christopher Dahl, dwl NW cor
Ala^ion and Pacific
Ticdemann Henry, drayman Petersen & Co., dwl 320 Fol
Ticdemann Henry H., confectioner)-, 120 Taylor
Ticdemann John, teamster, dwl 310 Folsom
TIEI>EMA\X MAKTIX, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hayes and Polk
Tiedeiii;uin Miemirt, milker Smart & Bro., dwl Old San
Jusc Road nr Industrial School
Tielman Jo-scph, sausagemaker Frederick Katz
Tieman Henry, teamster, dwl US Sacramento
Tieman Robert, gilder, dwl 52S Bush, rear
Tiemann Henry, cigarmaker Sigmund Jacobson, dwl 115
Welsh
Tienken Bemhard, groceries and liquors, 814 Jackson
Tienkcn Henry, dairy produce, fruits, and vegetables, 15
Grand Central Market, dwl 501 Minna
Tiernan A. E. Mrs., teacher Tyler St. Primary School, dwl
SI 7 Mission
Tiernan Frank, compositor, dwl 2409 Clay
Tieman John, pkisterer, dwl 22 Dora, rear
Tiernan Michael, taimer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Harrison
and Folsom
Tieman P. H., shipbuilder, dwl cor Minnesota and Solano
Tiernan Richard (Tu'rnan ct Ryder), dwl 26 First Av bet
Fourteenth and Fifteeenth
Tieman William, shi pear pen ter, dwl 6 Harrison Av
Tiernan & Ryder {Richard Tiernan and Charles B. Ry-
d'^r), wood, coal, hay, and grain, W s Mission bet
Twunty-second and Twenty-third
Tiernay , foundryman, dwl 316 Beale, rear
Tierney Barney, laborer, dwl 13 Clara
Tierney Bros. {John and Jaineii), liquor saloon, 311 Pine
Tierney David, laborer, dwl 1 Zoe PI
Tierney Daniel, laborer, dwl 840 Market
Tierney Hugh, painter, dwl 115J Shipley
Tiemey James {Tierney Bros.), dwl 125 Sansom
Tierney James, laborer Palace Hotel
Tiemey James, laborer, dwl Filbert bet Mont and Sansom
Tierney James D., laborer Palace Hotel
Tiemey John {Tieriiey Bros,), dwl cor Second and Na-
toma
Tierney John, laborer, dwl 211 Minna
Tierney John, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Tierney John J., carpenter, dwl 148 Clara
Tiemey Lack, dyer Bloch & Davidson, dwl NE cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Tierney Martin {Tierney <fe Horton), dwl 16 Everett
Tierney Mary (widow), dwl 818 Sansom
Tierney Michael, laborer, dwl 110^ Frcelon
Tierney Michael, porter Nelson &, Doble, dwl 13 Clara
Tierney Philip, teamster Henry Kissane, dwl 142 Shipley
Tiemey Patrick, boilermaker Francis L Curn,*, dwl 13 Clara
Tiernev Patrick Jr., boilermaker, dwl 13 Clara
Tierney Patrick, farmer, W s San Jos6 R. R. 1 mile N
Industrial School
Tiemey Patrick, laborer, dwl 363 Natoma
Tieniey Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Twentieth nr Guerrero
Tierney Patrick, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 646 Misa
Tiemey Thomas, driver, dwl 726 Brannan
Tiemey Thomas, laborer, dwl 148 Clara
Tiemey Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor New Montgomery
and Howard
Tiemey Thomas, plasterer Palace Hotel
Tierney Thomas, purifier S. F. GasightCo., dwl24 FolAv
Tiemey Thomas P., longshoreman, dwl 911 Battery
Tierney William, marblecutter James F. Sharkey, dwl N s
Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Tiemey & Horton {Martin Tierney and Charles W. Hor-
ton), wood and coal, 18 Everett
Tieroff Augustus, real-estate owner, dwl 1116 Kearny
Tietgens H., clerk Henr>' Balzer & Co., dwl 600 Bush
Tietjen B. H., master mariner, office 305 East
Tietjen D. W., groceries and liquors, NAV cor Pacific and
Sansom {and J. Kclting <t Co.), dwl 527 Union
Tietjen Ernst, stevedore A.'C. Freese
IMetjen Heni^' {Anman d- T.), dwl 820 Sacramento
Tietjen Henry {Cha rles Duveneck <fc Co.), dwl NW cor Sev-
enteenth and Dolores
Tietjen Henry, clerk C. Duveneck & Co., dwl SW cor
Leavenworth and Broadway
Tietjen Hermann, messenger County Recorder's Office,
dwl 520 Pine
Tietjen John, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 2239
Mission
Tietjen John H. {Madel <t- T.), dwl NE cor How and Spear
Tietjen John Henry, groceries and liquors and boarding
and lodgings, 415 Brannan
Tietsen Paid, bookkeeper, dwl 429 Bush
Tietz Adam, hairdresser, 1127 Mission, dwl 312 Eighth
Tiffany Abraham, laborer, dwl 318 Davis
Tiffany BjTon L., dwl 415 Post
Tiffany Homer B., conductor Central R. R., dwl 415 Sixth
Tiffany Oscar F., dwl 415 Post
Tiffany Owen, waiter, dwl 1233 Union
Tiffany Robert J., capitalist, office 619 Clay, dwl 600 Bush
Tiffany William, salesman 712 Kearny, dwl 802 Stockton
Tiffie Frederick, laborer California filills, dwl 5 Beale PI
Tift J. A., driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 1517 Dupont
Tigbe John, attorney at law, dwl 1425 Keamy
Tighe Martin, boottreer I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 405
Natoma
Tighe P., steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Tighe Thomas, dwl 420 Jackson
Tighe Thomaa, barkeeper Mallay & DriscoU
Tigue T. J., conductor Central R. R., dwl Park Av
Tildcn Charles L., carpenter, dwl 12 Quincy
Tilden George A., clerk George S. Haskell, dwl 1007 Min
Tilden llamion J. {Tilden J: Wilson), and president Board
of Education, dwl 1132 Valencia
Tilden Heber N., merchant, 402 Front, dwl 119 Mason
Tilden Joseph, caller California Stock Exchange Board,
dwl 434 Second
TILDEN A "WILSON {H. J. Tilden and T. K. Wil-
soil), attorneys at law, office 533 Keamy
Tileston E. H., carpenter, dwl OS Montgomeiy' Block
Tileat^n Frederick L., machinist Florence Sewing Ma-
chine Co., dwl 421 Post, rear
Tilford Frank, gravel, sand, and shells, office 305 East,
dwl S26 Filbert
Tilford George W., clerk, dwl 553 First
Tilgner Francis (Estate of), proptr Pioneer Malt House,
E s Stockton nr Francisco
MOH&AIT & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
!P.VANSCHAACK&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
TIL
713
TOB
mi John, carpenter, dwl 7 Clinton
Tille.v Charles B., salesman Welkuan, Peck & Co., dwIW s
Fillmore bet Bush and Pine
Tilley William J., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl
lt>34 Sacramento
TtUing Hannah (\vidow), dwl 912 Larkin
Tilliuf;hast Allen, deput.v clerk Supreme Court of Califor-
nia, office (540 Clay, res Sacramento
Tillinghast Donald, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., resSaucelito
Tillinj^hast T. D., merchant, res Union Club
TULLI\<;U.t!ST MILLU.n H., manager Bank Brit-
ish Columbia, SE cor California and Sansom, rea
Saucelito
Tillman Augustus, saddlery and harness, 669 Mission, dwl
315 Minna
Ti]!m:m Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1615 Mason
Tillman Francis, agent Tilton & McFarland's Fire and
Buri,'i;u"-proof Safes, 31S Battery, dwl 315 Sutter
Tillman Harriet (widow, colored), "furnished rooms, 10
Virginia
Tillmann Frederick (TUlmann d- Bendel), dwl 331 Kearny
Tillman Martha (widow), dwl 202 Stockton
H Tillman Walter F., paperhanger, dwl 7S7 Mission
m Tillman WUliarn J., porter Main & Winchester, dwl 416i
i .Shr.twell
TILIHA.VX rf: BE\DEL (Frederick TUlmann and
Htrinan Bendel), wholesale groceries, provisions,
etc., 407-411 Clay
Tillotson L., blacksmith B. A. Fisher, dwl 54 First
TillotJ*on Lenmot, blacksmith, dwl 14 Natoma
Tillson A. -T., cabinetmaker, dwl 775 Harrison
Tillson Charles, house and signpainter, 797 Mission
Tillson Frederick M. , machine sider Buckingham & Hecht,
dwl 1053 Market
Tillson Joseph, confectioner, dwl 20 Everett
Tilson A. T. , machinehand L. & E. Emanuel, dwl S s Har-
rison nr Fourth
Tilt Frederick, mariner, dwl Long Bridge foot Fourth
Tilton Charles H., driver A. F. Green & Co., dwl 135 Hayes
Tilton Charles S., with County Surveyor's Office, dwl 2425
Filbert
Tilton John R., manufacturer Hair Producer, 1641 How-
ard, dwl 2047 Mission
Tilton JItnerva C. (widow), dwl 444J Clementina
Tilton Si meon, carpenter, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B, South
S. P.
THTO\ STEPHEK S., president Cnished Eock and
Asphaltum Pa\Tng Co., office 609 Montgomery, dwl
2425 Filbert
Timberiake F., driver Market St. R. R.
ITimke John, merchant, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Timlin James, hamessmaker, dwl 5 Gordon
Timlin Jasper, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwl 320 Stev
Timm Adolph, pickler John Lohrmaun, dwl SE cor Taylor
and Filbert.
Tinun E. A., salesman Stange & Hink, dwl S62 Folsom
Timmerman Henry J., sugar refiner, dwl 24^ Langton
Tiaimernian Louisia (widow), dwl 539 Turk
Timmins Francis, whitener, 214 Sixth
TULIUXS JOHA, proof reader S. F. Chronicle, dwl 407
Post
(Timmons John, mine owner, dwl S s Twenty-third bet
Capp and Howard
Timmons Patrick, driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl 8 Bartol PI
Timney EUen J. (w-idow), toys, etc., 1504 Powell
Timothy John, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom
Tin Hofp i Co. (Chinese), fancy goods, 936 Dupont
Tinan Martin, laborer Wesley Digglns, dwl K s Sutter bet
Devisatlcro and Broderick
Tindal George, bookkeeper 500 Sansom, res Oakland
Tindell John A., dra};man Mission Soap and Caudle Works,
dwl 1205 Valencia
Tingley B. A., machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Mich-
igan nr Sierra
Tingli-v N;>ncy (widow), dwl 27 Hawthorne
Ti:iLrnian Johii H., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, res
East Oakland
Tin.Tv Celestin, jeweler CaL Jewehy Co., dwl 3S Everett
Tinke'n Herman, dwl 561 Minna
Tiiiken Richard, barkeeper George C. Von Staden, dwl
Montgomen- bet Union and Green
Tiiikun Henry J., painter, dwl 224 Fourth
Tiii(»:oJnse .M., student Medical Department Umveraity
o! California, 652 Washington, dwl 904 Jackson
Tiphaine Ernest, porter Roth & Videau, dwl 715 Green
T:i.i.ett James, hostler Whitney & Co., dwl N s CTark bet
Da\is and Drumm „
Tippett J. Emory, office 2« Hayward"s Building, dwl (00
California
Tippits George P., nuree aty and County Hospital. E s
Potrero Av
Tippy George H., carriage-blacksmith, dwl 240 Townsend
Tipton Daniel, miner, dwl 1016 Market
Tipworth Morris, tailor A. Morris, dwl 408 Sixth
Tirlier Clement, waiter Leon Dingcon & Co., dwl 034
Vallejo
Tirrell C. & P. H. & Co. (Henry Kdwardt), Importers and
manufactxu-ers bix>ts and shoes, 419 Clay
Tirrell Orus (C. <t P. 11. Timll d- Co.), res South
WejTnouth, Mass.
Tirrell John, laborer, dwl N 8 Broadway bet Franklin and
Van Ness Av
Tirrell P. H. (C. i- P. H. Tirrell * Co.), res Boston
TirreU. See Terrill and Turrell
Tischer Carl, liquor saloon, 10 Front
Tischner Samuel, cvjiressinan, dwl 1021 CHay
Tisdale T. Rolph, accountant, NE cor Missfon and Twen-
ty-fourth, dwl cor Cal and Fair avs, Bernal Heights
Tisdell Edward W., cashier Occidental Hotel
Tishler George, stationeiy, toys, etc., 1014 Market, dwl
218 Sixth
Tissington Thomas, molder Palmer, Kncut & Co., dwl 215
Minna
Tissot Mme. , latmdress, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Dolores
Tissot Jean C, shoemaker, dwl 2 and 3 Sullivan's BIdg
Titcomb Annie D. Mrs., dwl 1713 Webster
Titcomb Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 107 O'Farrell
Titcomb H. D., salesman D. Ghirardelli, dwl 1713 Web-
ster
"Ktcomb Hosea, boxmaker G. W. Swan L Co., dwl 236
Fremont
Titctmb John, clerk, dwl 704 Powell
Titcomb John H., bookkeeper J. A. Folger & Co., 104 and
106 (.'alifomia
Titcomb John W., clerk 306 California, dwl 534 Bush
Titcomb -Albert C, importer and wholesale dealer watches,
diamonds, jewelry, etc, 240 Montgomery, dwl 913
Hvde
Titel Albert P., jeweler Wenzcl, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
dwl 742 Market
Titherington William A-, with Ernest RAnsome, dwl
Greenwich bet Octavia and Laguna
Titmer J. M., dwl 109 O'Farrell
Titsall George, engineer Palace Hotel
Tittel (.'harles, laborer, dwl 509 Stockton
Titte! Elbert, jeweler, dwl 222 Jessie
Tittel Frederick G. E. , cigar manufacturer, 419 Battery, dwl
113 oak
Tittel Lucy, hairdresser, 742 Market, dwl 222 Jessie
Tittle Albert, jeweler, dwl 742 Market
Tittle Ernest, real estiite, dwl 12 Berry
Tittman O. H.', sub-assistant U. S. Coast Smrey, office
214 Stockton
Titxis Daniel (Carr X- T.), attorney at law, office 45 Mont-
gomerj- Block, dwl 12 Second Av nr Six-leenth
Titus Henry W., chief clerk Delivery Department Wells,
Fargo i: Co., dwl 913 Union
Titus 1. W. (widow), dwl N s Seventeenth nr Church
Titus John T. , plumber Bush i; Milne, dwl 3'27 Tehama
Toasijem William, pianotuner A. L. Bancroft i Co., dwl
119 Oak
Toaullon Jules, teacher modem languages, 630 Bush
Tobbenboske Hermanji, beer saloon, 2 Second, dwl 52 Sec
Tobbenboske J. Henry, groceries and hquors, SW cor
Second and Howard
Tobetownn Frederick, clerk Andrew Himmelmann, dwl
419 Hvde
Tobelmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SH cor First
and Natoma . , ».
Toben Albert Bruno, blacksmith Larkins a Co., dwl li i
Toben John, dver Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
Shutwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Tobev Albert R., shipcariwnter, dwl 32 Perry
Tobev Curtis, proprietor Metn.iwUtan foundry, 228 and
230 Fremont, dwl 340 Fremont
Tobev E. C, carjKnter, dwl 226 Sutter
Tobev James, shipcariwnter, dwl 32 Perry
Tobev W. H., juiner Paciric Mail S. S. Co. , ,,„
Tobey William H., compositer Mommg Call, dwl 1109
Tobias Jacob, merchant (Loe Angeles), dwl 461 CTementina
Tobias Louis, bookkeeper, dwl 704 Clementina
Tobias Marcus, tailor, dwl 704 Clementina
Tobin , tailor, dwl 215 Kearny
Tobin Ada Mrs., teacher music, dwl 817 Mfaslon
Tobin Charles B., furniture, »17» Market, dwl 1203 roUt
Tobin Charles E., finisher Cornell Watch Co.
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Tobin Daniel, cartmain, dwl 1115 Hamson
Tobin Daniel, laborer, dwl 1065 Market „ „
TOBI.V, DtVISSOX A CO. (Thomas Tobin, K. (r.
Dam-ison, John Griffin, and G. C. Hall), importers
and jobbers fancy and millinery goods, tTW cor San-
som and Sutter
Tobin Edward, pianotimer, dwl S17 Mission
Tobin Ellen (widow), dwl 218 Tehama
Tobin James, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dwl 232i Mmna
Tobin James, boilermaker, dwl 026 Davis
Tobin James, driver, dwl 232* Minna
Tobin James, miner, dwl 1006 Pine
Tobin James, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Tobin James Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Tobin James E., with Cornell Watch Co., dwl 767 Har
Tobin John, bootmaker, 403 Stevenson
Tobin John, bootmaker, dwl 1005 Market
Tobin John, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 617 Mission
Tobin John, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl ts
Shotwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Tobin John, expressman, dwl 415 Main
Tobin John, helper Hanscom &. Co., dwl 256 Tehama
Tobin John, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 73 Mmna
Tobin John, laborer, dwl 436 Minna
Tobin John, laborer McGrath & Co., dwl 92 Stevenson
Tobin John, nurse City and County Hospital, E s Potrero
Av
Tobin John, shoemaker, dwl W s Scott bet Bush and Pine
Tobin John H., merchant tailor, 114 Montgomery, dwl
Lick House . , ,
Tobin John J., with New York Stables, 38 Sixth, dwl 126
Ninth
Tobin John T., blacksmith, dwl 254 Tehama
Tobin John W., toisher P. Liesenfeld, dwl 436 Minna
Tubin Martin, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl What Cheer
House
Tobin Marv Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 546 Green
Tobin Michael, carpenter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Tobin Mvles J., canvasser, dwl 134i Shipley
Tobin Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 26 Ritch
Tobin Patrick, laborer, dwl Columbia bet Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth, Bemal Heights
Tobin Patrick, porter Occidental Hotel, dwl 8 Minna
Tobin Patrick J., cellamian SuUivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 31
Minna
Tobin Richard, dwl 436 Minna
TOKIN KICHAKD. attorney at law, ofBce NE cor
Monti^omerj- and Market, dwl SE cor Taylor and Cal
Tobin Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Tobin Richard, porter H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl 309 San
Tobin Richard C, dwl 422 Sutter
Tobin Robert, law student, dwl SE cor Taylor and Cal
Tobm Robert J., dwl 1425 Stockton
Tobin Thomas (robin, Davusvn i- Co.), dwl Lick House
Tobin Thomas, laborer, dwl 346 Eleventh
Tobin Thomas, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 558
Br}-ant
Tobin Tliomas, upholsterer, dwl 31 Welsh
Tobin Thomas D., brickmaker, office 333 Mont, dwl 911
Geary
Tobin Thomas L., upholsterer John Hoey, dwl 31 Welsh
Tobin William, pantryman Lick House
Tobin William A., special watchman, dwl 546 Green
Tobin William W., clerk, dwl 14 Cleaveland
Tobriner Mathew (Bauer i- Tobriner), dwl 914 Howard
Tobv Albert D. H., assistant engineer S. F. Candle Co.,
"dwl foot Eighth
Toby M. Miss, teacher music, 850 Market
Todd , dwl 930 JIarket
ToddC. C, U. S. Na\-y, dw! 122 Taj-lor
Todd Charles W., carriagepainttr Walker & Klapperich,
dwl 202 SLxth
Todd David B., physician, office and dwl NW cor Railroad
and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
Todd Frank, pressman Francis & Valentine, dwl cor La-
guna and Broadway
Todd Hannah (widow), dwl SE cor Brannan and Seventh
Todd John, driver Thomas Kehoe, dwl N s Pine bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Todd John B., mate stm CoquiUe, Jackson St. Wharf
Todd John M., mining stocks, office 5 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 120 O'Farrell
Todd John N., bookkeeper London and San Francisco
Bank, dwl 127 Kearny
Todd Josephine Miss, dressmaker C. Meyer, dwl 610 How
Todd Walter B., carpenter and builder, dwl SE cor McAl-
lister and Gough
Todhunter George, wire-ropemaker A. S. Hallidie & Co.,
dwl 823 Batt«ry
Todman Tiola A. Mrs. , adjuster Coiner's Department U.S.
Mint, dwl 304 Third
Todt Ferdinand, coppersmith P. Perey, IISSJ Hamson
Todt Frederick, blacksmith, dwi Hinckley nr \ allejo
Todt John, engineer, dwl 1133i Harrison
Todt John P., porter Racovich & Uhrlandt, dwl 125 Tehama
Todtman , tinsmith Locke & Montague
Toedt Harry (Tocdi i- Seeman), dwl NW cor Jackson and
Davis
Toedt & Seeman (H. Toedt and L. Seeman), city express,
NW' cor Jackson and Da\is
Toedter Peter, lithographer, dwl Stockton bet Sutter and
Post
Toelken Herman, cigars and tobacco, 58 Second, dwl 438
Seventh
Toellner Edward F., hackman, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Morton
Toepke William, professor music, dwl 614 Jones
Toffel Frederick, laborer, dwl 6 Beale PI
Toft K., cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son, dwl 15
Natoma
Toher John, painter, dwl 232 Main
Toietti D. , artist, dwl 1218 Mission
Toietti Edward, artist, dwl 1218 Mission
Toines James, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 618 Grove
Tokini Guiseppe, fruits, 1303 Dupont
Toklas Ferdinand, bookkeeper Toklas, Hahu & Brown,
dwl 316 Eddy „ , _ .
Toklas, Hahn & Brown {Max Toklas, Selxgman Hahn,
and Lewis Brown), importers and manufacturers
clothing, 24 and 26 Sansom
Toklas Max (Tvklas, Hahn i- Broxm), res New York
Tolan James, marblecutter Carl Bianchi, dwl 346 Clem
Tolan James, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 15 Te-
hama
Toland Charles G., physician, office 603 Merchant, dwl 810
Jackson
Toland Daniel, laborer, dwl 21 Sixth
Toland Daniel, street mainman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Toland Frank, clerk 209 Leidesdorff, dwl 710 Kearny
TOLiXD H. H., physician and surgeon, office 29
Naglee's Building SW cor Montgomery and Merchant,
dwl SIO Jackson
Toland James, hairdresser, dwl 346 Clementina
Toland John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 254 Clara
Toland John, laborer, dwl 12 Broadway
TULA.\D MEDICAL COLLEGE (now Medical De-
partment University California), Es Stockton bet
Chestnut and Francisco
Toland Michael, doorman S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 509
Octavia
Tolbert Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Stenart
Tolbert Henry, expresswagon, N"E cor Clay and Mont-
gomery, dwl 1229 Vallejo
Tolbet B., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Toley William, machinist, dwl 244 Stevenson
Tolford Charles F., clerk Newman & Bennett, dwl 1
Hampton PI
Tolke Henry, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., dwl 235 Minna
Toll J., dwl 210 O'Farrell
Toll Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s Georgia
bet Shasta and Sierra
Tolle M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 603 Pine
ToUe Oscar A., clerk Baker .x Hamilton, dwl 603 Pine
ToUey William W., bricklayer, dwi 562 Stevenson
Tollin WiUiam, porter Michels, Friedlander cSi Co., dwl
2214 Filhnore
ToUv Ellen Miss, shirtironer, dwl 33 Everett
Tolnian George b. , mming, civil engineer, and U. S. sur-
veyor, dwl W s Bright ur San Miguel
Tolman R. J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 633 Sac
Tolmey John C. , dw 1 526 Minna
Tolo Joseph, with Selby's Smelting Works, dwl 2214 Mason
Tomalty Patrick J., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Minna
Tomas Jose, laborer, dwi 424 Drumm
Tomasen Carliano, laborer, dwl Visitacion 'VaUey bet San
Jose and San Bruno roads
Tomaso Francisco, cook 615 Merchant
Tomenici Basilio, tailor Ferucio Chelini, dwl 1335 Dupont
Tomfort Henry(.Vfcftoeisoii a,- r.),dwl W s San iosi Road
nr Six-mile House
Tomkin Dennis, laborer, dwl 419 Clementina
Tomkins James, cook, dwl 77 Everett
Tomkins Joseph G., engraver Schulz & Fischer, res Oak-
laud Point
Tomkins Lilly May, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 609 Powell
Tomkinson James, Uvery and sale stable, 57 and 59 Minn*
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Ci
: P.VAITSCHAACK^CO.,706,708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
Tomkinson Joseph, clerk, dwl 925 Post
Tomlin George, porter Phillips, Taber & Co., dwl SE cor
Clay and Broderick
Tomlinson J., lather Palace Hotel
Tommasini Guiseppe, bottles and bacs, 121 "Washington,
dwl 907 Union ^ '
Tonunereg Andrew E., master mariner, dwl 919 Greenwich
Tonimerup Envold, collector, dwl 191S Taylor
Tompkins Charles, engineer Pacific Distilling and Refin-
ing Co.
Tompkins Frederick W. {Godoy & T.), attorney at law,
office 004 Merchant, res Oakland
Tompkins M. M. (widow), dwl 509 Powell
Tompkms JI. M., Bullion and Exchange Department
Bank California, res San Rafael
Tompkins O. A., engineer, dwl 512 Fourth
Tompkins Samuel B., blacksmith, dwl 1301 Leavenworth
Tompkins Walter H., attorney at law, office 630 Clay, dwl
UOo Third
Tompkinson Joseph, salesman Reid & Brooks, dwl 925 Post
Tompsen Charles (Jorgemen I- T.), dwl Oriental Hotel
Tompson John, painter, dwl 112 Polk
Tomsky Henrj- E. {Tomsky c{- Son), dwl 2Si Langton
Tomsky Louis {Tomsky X- Son), dwl 28^ Langton
Tomsky &, Son {Luui^ and Henry £.), house and sign-
painters, 21 1 Leidesdorff
TonOro M., dwl 304 Beale
Tondy J. C. , jeweler Anderson & Randolph, dwl 1608 Bush
"Toner Bridget (A\idow), dwl 308 Tehama
Toner James, crimper Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Facto-
ry, dwl 21 Sixth
Toner James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Toner James, tailor, dwl N s Eddy bet Octa^ia and Laguna
Toner John, soap manufactory, Potrero Av nr Sixteenth
Toner Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 308 Tebania
Toner Patrick, blacksmith Zina H. Cunningham, dwl 240
Perry-
Toner Patrick M. (To)ur <ir Horgan), dwl N s Fourteenth
bet Guerrero and Valencia
Toner Peter, teamster Berryman & Doyle, dwl 927 Bdwy
Toner .Si B.OTgxn {Patrick M. Toner and Timothy Hor-
gan)^ groceries and dairy produce, 13 and 14 Grand
Central Market
Tong San & Co. (Chinese), manufacturers slippers, 216 San
Tong Tie & Co. (Chinese), general merchandise, 728 Sac
Tong Wo & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 722 Sacramento
Tong Yoong & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 736 Sacramento
Tongint William, drajTnan, dwl 10 Chesley
Tonini Michael, waiter N. Giambuni & Co., 519 Clay
Tonks Joshua, gold and silver engraver, 614 Merchant,
dwl 15 Auburn
Tonnemacher Julius, barkeeper Mrs. H. Denham, dwl 403
Broadway
Tonner Ferdinand cutter A. Shirek, 519 Pacific
Tonner James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s Shasta
nr Michigan
Tonner Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl E s DHnois
nr T^ventieth
Tonnering Andrew E., Scandinanan Soc, 71 New Mont
Tonneroen H. M., mariner, dwl 329 Brjant
Tonnerson John, seaman stm Monterey, Market St. ^Tiarf
Tonnes Staale, turner Francis J. Gracier, dwl SW cor
Union and Kearny
Tonneson Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 320 Beale
Tononi Giacomo, baker, dwl 215 Broadway
Toogood George W. (colored), cook, dwl 1006 Jackson
Toohey Cornelius, clerk Diss & Co., dwl 517 Post
Toohey Patrick, laborer, dwl 735 Clementina
Toohey Peter, 1 on gsh<, 'reman, dwl 221 Pacific
Tooker Alice M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl Hodgson Alley
bet First Av and Mission
Toole Daniel, clerk WTiat Cheer House, dwl N s Fair-
mount nr Palmer
Toole Jane (widow), dwl 822 Green
Toole Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Georgia
bet Shasta and Sierra
Toole Thomas, laborer McGrath & Co., dwl 509 Wash
Toole "William C, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl 822 Green
Toolej- Dennis, laborer, dwl 227 Stevenson
Toolev George, bootmaker, dwl 264 Minna
Toolin Francis, foreman N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 352
Eleventh
Toomer George, blacksmith, dwl 170 Silver
Toomey Daniel, horseshoer Maiurice Doyle, 129J Welsh
Toomey Dennis, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl SW
cor Mariposa and Iowa
Toomey Edward, deckhand El Capitan, dwl 268 CTem, rear
Toomey Jeremiah, blacksmith, dwl 553 Brjant
Toomey Jeremiah J., clerk C. V. S. Gihbs, dwl 612 Stev
Toomey Jolm, laborer, dwl 20 Natoma
Toomey John, laborer, dwl los Dom, rear
Toomey Maggie Miss, seamstress, dwl 143 Third
Toomey Patrick, helper Charles H. Leavitt
Toomey Patrick, laborer Patrick J. Corbett, dwl 520 Hayte
Toomey Richard, bwtfitter, dwl 194 Stevenson
Toomey Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Toomy Alice T. Mrs., French and German School and
Kindergarten, 1803 California
Toomy Henry, real estate, dwl ls03 California
Toon Fot i Sang Gee (Chmese), manufacturers slippere.
308 Pine *^*^
Toonay John, laborer, dwl 1121 Mission
Toothaker H. P., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 Xew Mont
Toothaker John H. {Toothaker d- Ilay.g), dwl 218 Austin
Toothaker William F., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl
830 Howard
Toothaker i Hayes {John H. Toothaker and John Ua yes),
horseshoers, 116 Washington
Tootill Richard G., engineer Selby's Smelting Works, dwl
2123 Jones
Top Theodore, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Toper John, laborer Palace Hotel
Topfcr Charles, Coopers* Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Topiano Charles, bartender, dwl 3.J6 Union
Topini Pietro, carpenter Joseph RouarJ, dwl Swiss Hotel,
Broadway
Topken John H., dwl 90S Sansom
Topliffe G. W., fanner, dwl 636 Commercial
Toplitz Fabian. milliner>- and straw goods and ready-
made furs, 571 Market, dwl 21S Turk
Toplitz Robert L., salesman Fabian Toplitz, dwl 932 Bdw^
Topping Ambrose, bookkeeper State Investment and In-
surance Co., dwl 1817 Pacific Av
Topping Charles W. {Topping J; Frost), dwl 118 Post
Topping Watson W., bookkeeper Birch, Argall & Co., dwl
131 Turk
Topping & Frost (Charles Topping and John S. Frost),
liquor saloon, 21 Geary
Torbert Charles J., deputy land agent Central Pacific and
Southern Pac. R. R. cos. , office cor Fourth and Town-
send, dwl 411 "Van Ness Av
Tore F., captain schr Columbia, dwl 447 Bryant
Toren B., laborer Palace Hotel
Torley John, blacksmith, dwl E s Noe bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Tormey John C. (Tonney <t Hand), dwl 525 Minna
Tumiey Luke, vamisher L. ik E. Emanuel, dwlEsFourth
bet Howard and Folsom
Tormey & Hand {John C. Tonney aiui John J. Uatid),
liquor saloon, 210 Sutter
Toniblom Charles, seaman, dwl IS Washington
Tomer Harrj-, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerj'. dwl Kate nr
Brj-ant
Tomio" Charles, expressman, dwl 506 Sixth
Torpeau Louis, candjinaker, dwl 16 Card Alley
Torpey B. (widow), dwl 636 Valencia
Torpey Thomas, gasmaker S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Torpey Thomas, grocer, dwl E 3 Natoma nr Fifteenth
Torrabao T., butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Torrance Robert, carpenter, dwl 358 Jessie
Torras Vincent A., foreman Women's Co-operative Print-
ing Union, dwl Pennsylvania Av bet Butte and Solano
Torre Agostine, vegetables, 4 Colombo Market
Torrence John, master machinist California Theater, dwl
700 California
Torrence John S., actor California Theater, dwl 121 Pros-
pect PI ^ _^
ToiTcns George, contractor, dwl W s Turrens Court
Torres Francisco, porter William Herber & Co., dwl 27
Torres Francisco, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Torres Longina, dwl 1C13 Powell
Torres M. S., bookkeeper, dwl Morton House
Torres Phillipe, laborer, dwl 722 Broadway, rear
Torrey Erastus N., surveyor Liverp<»l and London and
Globe Ins. Co., office 422 Calif oniia, dwl 2212 Howard
Torrev James, dwl 1 Gear}' PI
Torrev James M., dwl 202 Hyde
Torro'ntegui Josti, tailor, dwl 1520 Dupont , _^„ ^
Torrv Frink M., bookkeeper TaUant & Co.. dwl 600 Bush
Torrj- Louis, laborer CosU & Giota, dwl W 8 Sau Josti Road
nr Six-mile House
Torson 011a, seaman, dwl 212 Green
Torsten Christian, miner, dwl 57 Jessie
Tort Peter, clerk, dwl 125 Tehama
" Cleanliness is nexUTGodliness! " Go and Bathe at 113 Geary.
San Prancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan*
Tortell William (Auradou d- T.\ dwl 560 Battery
Toss , cabinetmaker, dwl 017 Third
To«seau Joseph, gardener, dwl W s Railroad Av, Bay View
Tossill E., driver City R. R.
Tosson G., miner, dwl Columbia Hotel
Tostmann Henry, cigarmaker, dwl 23 Zee
Toatmann Louis, waiter 614 Clay
Tote ■John D., inspector customs, dwl 420 Jackson
Tothammer H. P., lonjjshoreman, dwl 248 Perry
Tiitheroh Augustus R., compositor Overland Monthly,
dwl E s Reed nrCtay
Tothill Charles, hostler Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach
Road
Tothill Ida Miss, artist William Shew, res Oakland
Totman L. G., dwl 411 Sansom
Totten James, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 8
Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
Touaillon J., school teacher, dwl 030 Bush
TOlK'llAKD GIJSTAVE, president Union Insiirance
Co., office 416 California, res Oakland
Toudy Julius 0., jeweler Anderson, Randolph & Co., dwl
1608 Bush
Touey John P., driver Hayes & O'Neil, dwl 625 Da\is
Touhay St. Leyer A.,chief clerk Twelfth Light-house Dis-
trict, office 204 Montgomery
Toulouse Bernard, blacksmith Paul Fleury, dwl cor Du-
pont and V'allejo
Toulouse Jean, blacksmith Baron & Dupuy, dwl 322 Val-
lejo
Toupley L. B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 224
Fourth
Tourct Charles, confectioner, dwl 432 Green
Tourete Jacob, restaurant, dwl 31 Hinckley
Tourny Julius, salesman Stein, Simon &Co.,dwl 407 Third
Tourny Louisa Mme., teacher music, dwl 117 Taylor
Tours Alexandre, laundr\Tnan Van Ness Avenue Laundry",
dwl W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
Tousley , ga^fitter Bush & Milne
Toussaint Jean, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Toussin Alexander G., capitalist, dwl 114 Virginia
Tou^sin Emile, teacher music, dwl 712 California
Toutigner Robert, baker New York Bakery, dwl 811 Clay
Toutin Felix, furnished rooms, 711 Commercial
Toutin Seraphine Mrs., dwl 711 Commercial
Tnuya Antonio, bricklayer, dwl 424 Union
Touya Henry, molder Jackson Iron Foundrj-, dwl 424
Union
Tow Charles, calker, dwl 568 Howard
Towell Charles, steerage steward stm William Taber, Mar-
ket St. Wharf
Tower Levi M., sawsraith N. W. Spaulding, dwl 9 Hollis
Tower Nellie Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 137 Montgomery
Tower Nelson H., painter, dwl 422^ Shipley
Towey James, laborer, dwl 415 Powell, rear
Towgud George W., bootblack, 646 Clay, dwl 1006 Jack
Towle Charles, boilermaker, dwl 108 Dora
Towle George W. Jr., lieutenant night inspectors Custom
House, dwl 372 Brannan
Towle J. Edward, architect, office 302 Montgomery, dwl
426 Post
Towle John, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 14 Tenth Av
Towle Wallace W., contractor, dwl 304 Townsend
Town Robert, mason, dwl 240 Stevenson
Town Walter, cigarmaker Emma Sneider, dwl 930 Clay
TOWiNE A. N., general superintendent Central Pacific
R. R., Southern Pac. R. R. etc., NE cor Fourth and
To\\iisend room 40, dwl Occidental Hotel
Towiie Charles E., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 349
TOWXE JAMES W, {Blake, RohUns i: Co.), res New
York
To\nie Patrick, laborer Central Pacific R. R.
Townie Robert W., laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Towne William, operator Hector W. Vauglm, res Oakland
Towner Gussie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan &, Moorhead,
dwl 26i Kearny
Townes Charles, clerk, dwl 349 Jessie
Towney Daniel, blacksmith, dwl 129i Welsh
Townley William, laborer, dwl 109 Tehama
Towns William E. (colored), steward California Club, dwl
1817 Mason
Townsend , dwl 1014 Stockton
Townsend Charles F., tinsmith Thomaa Bertram, dwl "A
Langton
Townsend Clarence F., attorney at law, office 418 Cali-
foniia room 3, dwl 1413 Stockton
Townsend David S., teamster, dwl 8 Cheslev
Townsend Edward, turner 213 Mission, dwri3 Moss
Townsend Edward W., bookkeeper William R. Townsend,
dwl Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Townsend lYederick, accountant Bank British Columbia,
dwl 435 Geary
Townsend George, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW cor
l\irk and Fillmore
Townsend Honora (widow), dwl 2116 Jones
TOWXSEi\U JAMES B., attorney at law, office 31
and 32 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 2530 Webster
Townsend James N., assistant ship accountant Pacific
Mail S. S. Co., res Oakland
Townsend John E., shoecutter, dwl 18 Jessie
Townsend Joseph, clerk John H. McAlister, dwl E s Dow-
ney nr Bryant
Townsend Joseph, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Townsend Joseph, woolworker, dwl 5 Downey
Townsend J. W., sailmaker, dwl 323 Stockton, rear
Townsend Louis R. {Tuwiiseiid tfc Wynekeii), dwl IDS
Prospect PI
Townisend Martin P., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 321
Stockton
Townsend Marj' A. (widow), dwl 7^ Langton
TOW.\SEMI> M. D., capitaUst, office 168 Leidesdorff
Townsend Milton S., watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl
202 Perry
Townsend Moses D., mining stocks, office 106 Leidesdorff,
dwl 723 O'Farrell
Townsend Sarah Miss, nurse, dwl 12 Ritch
Townsend William P., foreman upholsterer William But-
terfield, dwl SE cor Jackson and Montgomery
Townsend William R., mining secretary, office 330 Pine,
dwl 1104 Market
Townsend & Wyneken (Louis R. Toumsend and Ernest
Wyneken), architects, office 515 California
Townshend William J., collector Metzger & McCausland,
office 529 Clay, dwl 2520 Sacramento
Towry James, bootcrimper S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl
21 Sixth
Toy Daniel H., compositor S. F. Director}', dwl 853 Folsom
Toy George D., bookkeeper A. B. Ross & Co., dwl 201
Powell
Toy J. T., student Heald's Business College
Toy Mary (widow), dwl 201 Powell
Tozcr John, sawj'er, dwl 81 Natoma
Track Anthony, cigarmaker, dwl 913 Jackson
Tracol Henry, painter Thomas Costigan, dwl Pacific bet
Kearny and Dupont
Tracy Albert C, tinsmith, dwl Humboldt House
Tracy Anthony, mattressmaker California Furniture Man-
ufacturing Co., dwl Jones bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Tracy Asa C, teamster, dwl cor Solano and Hampshire
Tracy B. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Allen, dwl 37 Rausch
Tracy Catherine (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 19 Natoma
Tracy Charles E., confectioner D. Hirschfeld & Co., dwl
210 EUis
Tracy Christopher, clerk Comity Tax Collector's Office,
dwl 322 Sutter
Tracy Cornelius, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 3 Sherwood PI
Tracy Edmund, section foreman Southern Pac. R. R., dwl
Columbia Hotel
Tracy Edward, laborer, dwl W s Hampshire bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Tracy Edward, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Tracy Emily (widow), dwl 1419 Taylor
Tracy Fannie (widow), dwl 322 Sutter
Tracy J., boilertender Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Tracy James, boots and shoes, cor Berry and Bitch, dwl
024 Broadway
Tracy James, carpenter, dwl 227 Second
Tracy James, stevedore, dwl 223 Minna
Tracy James P., bookkeeper, dwl 754 Mission
Tracy John, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Tracy John, bootmaker, dwl 1125 Mission
Tracy John, brushmaker Feldmaun, Simpson & Co., dwl
405 Natoma
Tracy John, driver Middleton & Famsworth, dwl 741 Mar-
ket
Tracy John, laborer H. Hoesch, dwl 417 Pine
Tracy John, papercarrier, dwl 040 Jessie
Tracy John, plasterer, dwl 561^^ Minna
Tracy John, tailor, dwl 521 Fourth
Tracy John, tailor, dwl 624 Broadway
Tracy John Mrs., millinery, etc., 521 Fourth
Tracy John E., joiner Wilson & Brother, dwl Montgomeiy
Hotel
Tracy John J., boots and shoes, 624 Broadway
Tracy John W., paperruler A. Boswell, dwl 1186 Harrison
Tracy Joseph, carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Marke
■ VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearny, Established 1852.
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Tracy Joseph, machinist Walkington & Wagner, dwl 308
Beale
Tracy Joseph, plasterer, dwl 610 Howard
Tracy Laurence, laborer, dwl 1302 Powell
Tracy Martin, barkeeper Mrs. Sarah Smith, dwl 1010 Kear
Tracy Martin, stockfitter, dwl 4 Sumner
Tracy Michael, groceries and liquors, 1130 Folsom
Tracy Nicholas, molder, dwl 21-1 First
Tracy Patrick, bootmaker, 207 Stevenson, dwl 1125 Miss
Tracy Patrick, stonecutter Charles McGregor, dwl -122
Brannan
Tracy Robert L., real estate, office 534 Cal, dwl 2019 Polk
Tracy Sarah Miss, seamstress, dwl 19 Natoma
Tracy Theodore F., mining stocks, dwl 600 Bush
Tracy Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 19 Natoma
Tracy William, dwl Humboldt House
Tracy William, baker William J. Davis, dwl 23^ Second
Tracy William, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 673 Howard
Tracy William, laborer, dwl 1006 Laguna
Tracy William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Tracy William F., clerk Samuel McCullough Superintend-
ent U. S. Construction, dwl 1427 Mason
Tracy William N., carpenter PubHc School Department,
dwl 269 Jessie
Tracy William P., gasfitt«r, dwl 19 Natoma
Trade Pet-er, whitener and paperhanger, dwl 715 Tehama
Traders' Insurance Co. (Chicago, fire), Potter, Jacobs &
Easton agents, office 313 California
Trafton Evelyn Miss, teacher music, dwl 24 Oak Grove Av
Trailor F. M., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 224
Fourth
Trainer Bernard, longshoreman, dwl 313 Main
Trainer James, boatman, dwl 1 Market
Trainer John W., carpenter and builder, dwl 215 Fourth
Trainer Thomas T., foreman H. Heigler, dwl 1639 Howard
Trainere , laborer Wilson. Merrj' & Co., dwl S s Lom-
bard bet Fillmore and Steiner
Trainor Alexander, glassblower S. F. Glass Works, cor
Minnesota and Mariposa
Trainor Annie, dressmaker Margaret Kemp, dwl 19 Free-
Ion
Trainor John, cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl NE cor Gil-
bert and Brannan
Trainor Maria (widow), dwl 19 Freelon
Trainor Michael, dwl NW cor Brannan and Seventh
Trainor William, clerk, dwl Nucleus House
Trainor. See Tranor and Treanor
Trainor's Row, SE cor Kearny and Sutter
Tranarge P. Jtilius, Scandinavian Sue, 71 New Mont
Tranfield Delia Mrs., dwl W s Buchanan bet Bush and
Sutter
Tranfield Georgiana, dressmaker, dwl W s Buchanan bet
Bush and Sutter
Tranor John, fmitdealer, dwl 1523 Fern Av nr Bush
Tranor Michael, stockbroker, dwl 1210 Clay
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co. of Hamburg, George
Marcus & Co. agents, office 304 California
Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co., limited (of Berlin),
Thannhauser & Co, agents, office 311 California
Transcript of Records (daily), John McKillop & Co. pro-
priet<»rs, office 317 California
Transue Abraham, blacksmith Whitmore & Son, dwl 17
Oak Grove Av
Transue Lawrence, sashmaker Excelsior MiUs, dwl 17
Oak Grove Av
Trant Richard, clerk John T. Little, dwl 1023 Post
Trapani Emily (wido%v), dwl 317 Bryant
Trapani Ignazio, dwl 723 Sansom
Trapani Virnenzo, bootmaker, dwl 723 Sansom
Trapet Peter, liquordealer. dw! Ill Virginia
Trapp John, carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 920
Brj-ant
Trasa L. , laborer, dwl Columbia Hotel
Trask A., drv-goods dealer, dwl 533 Sacramento
Trask A. L. Mrs., teacher Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl 2606 Folsom
Trask Alden T., marine surveyor Commercial Insurance
Co., dwl 15 Guv PI
Trask Alonzo C, laborer, dwl Overland House
Trask A. S. Mrs., principal Greenwich St. Primaiy School,
dwl lS17i Powell
Trask Carrie* S. Miss, private school, vestrj' Columbia
Square Baptist Church, dwl 1061 Howard
Trask Edward, physician, office and dwl Nucleus House
Trask Freeman, pilot, U. S. Court Budding, dwl Chenery
bet Thirtieth and Thirtv-first
Trask George, upholsterer Robert Page, dwl S Taylor
Trask James L., real-estate agent, mining, and monej'-
broker, office 306 Montgomery, dwl 1424 Clay
Trask John D., physician, office 542 Market, dwl 510 Jones
iTask Juseph A., master mariner, dwl isi7i Powell
Trask J. R. (Leiifcn <i; Co.), dwl SW cor Hy'do and Cal
iTask \\ ilham, carpenter, dwl 10 Taylor "
Tratz Helen P. (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 823 Broadway
Iraube Hartwig, watches, jeweln', etc., 043 Keaniv res
Alameda
Traul Gustave, salesman A. Kindler, dwl 436 Fremont
Traulsen Charles (August Juiu/hlut d: Co.), dwl 12 TVler
Traung Louis, clerk stm Clara Crow, dwl 151 Perrv
Trautmann John, milkman, dwl 1517^ Taylor
Trautner Bros. (Gu^itav and Charles), merchant tailors
340 Bush
Trautner Charles (Trautner Bros.), dwl 115 Prospect PI
Trautner Gustav (Trautner Eros.), dwl 704 Bush
Trautner Gustavus, clerk Samuel Simmons, dwl 115 Pros-
pect PI
Trautvetter Andrew, bootmaker, dwl 2.'il3 Mission
Trautvetter Otto, milkman, dwl W s Treat Av bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Travel James, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 745 Market
Traverre Volke, expressman, dwl ^47 Clara
Travers , dwl 32 Fourth
Travers Charles, clerk, dwl 1809 Stockton
Travers Charles £., attorney at law, office 502 Montgom-
ery, res Oakland
Travers Edward W., shipbroker, office 217 Sansom, res
Oakland
Travers G. P., clerk, dwl 10 Berry
Travers Hannah (-nidow), dwl G44 Filbert
Travers Hugh, laborer, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Travers James R., livery stable, dwl 1625 Powell
Travers John, compositor Alta California, dwl 71S Filbert
Travers John, hack proprietor. Plaza, dwl 1625 Powell
Travers Laurence, conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 529
Valencia
Travers Maria Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 617 Mission
Travers Marj- (widow), dwl 224 Fourth
Travers Patrick, blacksmith William Carlan, dwl 14 Maid-
en Lane
Travers Peter, baker, dwi 266 Stevenson
Travers Peter, cook Hopkins & Moroney, dwl 267 Stev
Traversa John, laborer, dwl 6 Gaven
Traverse William, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 265
Tehama
Traves Jacques, president Pac. Borax Co., office 621 San
Travis Charles Francis, with Joseph Wagner, 113 and 115
Mission
Tra\is Frank E., clerk S. F. Laundry, NW oor Turk and
Fdlmore
Travis George, storekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tra^i^ George A., bookkeeper Hiram C. Partridge, dwl
S24 Kearny
Tra\is Henrv, 1 borer Hincklev & Co.
Travis J. C. ," bookkeeper Kaiiidler & Co., dwl 227 O'Farrell
Travis Julia (widow), dwl 127 Eleventh
Travis Kate (widow), dwl S04A Larkin
Trayers John, tinsmith Osgood & Stetson, dwl 323 Vallejo
Trayers Michael, painter J. Cooney, dwl 330 Vallejo
Travlor William A., machinist Union Iron Works
TKAILOK WULtlAM >V., mining secretary, office
408 California room 4, dwl 920 Jackson
Treads John, deckhand stm Yosemite, Broadway St.
Wharf
Treadwell Alonzo, mining secretary and secretary Pacific
Chemical Co.. office 531 California, dwl 1521 Mission
Treadwell Edward, mining, dwl 37 Secund
Treadweli George A., mining, office 531 California room 3,
res Oakland
Treadwell James, carpenter, dwl 221^ Austin
Treadwell James B., clerk N. S. Arnold & Co., dwi 746
Mission
Treadwell James P., attorney at law, office and dwl COC
Keamv
Treadwell John, contractor, dwi 337 Bush
Treadwell Leonard L.( Treadtcell d- Co.), dwl 1621 Mission
Treadwell William P., bookkeeper Crocker & Co., dwi 609
TKE4DWEI.L A CO, (Leonard t. TreadureU, W. 0.
M. Brrni and Javies F. Place), importers and job-
bers hardware, agricuItiuTil implements, machinery,
etc., SW cor Market and Fremont
Treanor Francis, peddler, dwl Sacramento bet Batterj-
and Sansom
Treanor James, seaman, dwl 23S Steuart ^
Tre:mor Marj' Anne (widow), dwi cor Minnesota and Man-
TKEA^I REK CITY AXD COr.VTY, office 8 City
Hall first floor
Children's Hair Cut in the most Recherche Manner at 113 Geary.
D. "W. Laird, San Pranoisoo Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant. U
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Treat George, real estate, office Creg-o & Bowley, 9 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl SW cor Shotwell and Twenty-
fourth
I Treat George A., painter, dwl 537 Sacramento
' Treat James W. , chiropodist, office and dwl 523 Kearny
. Tre;it John, farmer, dwl cor Twenty-fifth and Hampshire
Treat Mira C. Miss, seamstress Norcross i; Co., dwl 706
Jones
Trebeau Dennis, milker Healey& Megilligan, dwl Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial Schix»I
Trebell William, seaman, dwl NTS' cor Brannan and Rin-
con PI
Trebois F., butcher Victor J. Le Bert, dwl cor Eighteenth
and Capp
Trecul Henr>-. painter, dwl 634 Pacific
Tree Henry, lungshoreman. dwl 132 Steuart
Treen William, bookbinder, dwl 37 Louisa, rear
Trefzer George, tailor, dwl 517 Greenwith
Treuelles Samuel, machinist, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel
Trehane John, atu>mey at law, office -lllj^ California room
17, dwl 430 Post
Treiber Conrad, locksmith, Sl*2 Sausom
Treifuss Jacnb, dwl 409 Dupont
Tremaine Robert, seaman, dwl 123 Spear
Trembath Henry (Sincock A- T.), dwl 002 Montgomery
Tremblev Frank, miner, dwl 227 Second
Trembley Henrj-, blacksmith, dwl 131 Fifteenth
Tremelin B. B., teacher, dwl 407 Pacific
Tremholm Shepherd, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl
633 Harrison
Trem^ter John F., boatman, dwl 411 Main
Tremper Peter, shipcarpenter, Folsom St. Wharf
Trench Joseph, capitalist, office 611 Clay
Trenkle Joseph, teacher music, dwl 75'2 Folsom
Trenkle Emil. physician, dwl 114 Ridley
Trenouth Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 511 Sixteenth
Trenuuth Susan A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 511 Sixteenth
I Treuschel Albert, brewer G. A. Trenschel, dwl 623 Brannan
j Trenschel G. A., proprietor Fredericksburg Brewery, 621
and 623 Brannan, dwl 623 Brannan
Trenschel Otto E., butcher, dwl 623 Brannan
, Trenstrup John, teamster, dwl 39 Jackson
I Trent Weslev, waiter Arlington House
i Trentino T.," fisherman, Clay St. TNTiarf
' Trepel Hans, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
1 Trepke William, musician, dwl 628 California
' Tresselt Cbaries, hairdresser, 234 Fifth
I Tressler Joseph, laborer, dwl 3 Eddy
I Tresteannan Claus, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
) Trethaway Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
, Trethaway William, molder, dwl 521 Howard
I Trettin William, tanner, dwl 42S Broadway
[ Treutiger G. R., baker New York Bakery
I Trevelian Thomas, night clerk New Winconsin Hotel
1 Treverton Stephen, liquor saloon, 63S Pacific
I Trevttt M>Ta Miss, seamstress, dwl S30 Mission
i Trevitt Victor, capitalist, dwl 460 Jessie
I Trevor Frank, wood and coal, 706 Bush, dwl 1512 Powell
I Trevor Frederick, dwl Columbia Hotel
' Trevor Grace L. Miss., teacher music, dwl 1512 Powell
Triaco Carlo, fruits, cor Broadway and Montgomery' Av
Tribe Caesaria, saddler Joseph Frankenberg, dwl 5 Vir-
ginia Block
Tribeau Horace N., teamster, oflSce Pier 15 Steuart, dwl
431 Fulton
Tribois Frank, groceries, 1115 Dupont
1 Tribolt A. J., stocks, dwl Columbia Hotel
Tricoly Martin, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Tricou Henr>' P., receiving teller London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, dwl 242 Tajior
Tridon Louis, mnes and liquors, 907 Dupont, dwl 924
Dupont
Triebe Bruno (Triehe Jr Mahlke\ dwl 1009 Mason
lYicbe k Mahlke (Bntno Triebe and Ltmis Mahike), res-
taurant, 643 Washingt<.>n
Triebel Louis G., jeweler, dwl 26 Pearl
Tricst Bemhard (Trietit d- FrieiilnnderX dwl 1715 Powell
Triest l^nihard J., sale->man Colman Bros., dwl 1406 Polk
TUIEST A FBIEI>L,l\DEn (i)Vm/iflrrf TrieM, find
Jltrnnan and S. J. -friedlander), importers and job-
bers hats and caps, llii and US Sansora
Trietras Frank, deckhand stm Saucelito, Da\-is St. Wharf
Trievel George, guu-stockmaker. dwl 2508 Post
Triggs James Mrs. (widow), dwl 217 Stevenson
Trilley George, milkman, dwl SE cor Ekiy and Jones
Trimble Daniel, teamster J. Morton &, Co., dwl 30 William
Trimble George, dwl 663 Harrison
Trimble James E., coalpasser stra New World, dwl 407 Pa-
cific
Trimble Leonard, foreman J. Morton & Co., dwl cor Tay-
lor and Ellis
Trinidad (widow), seamstress, dwl 520 Broadway
Trinthammer Frederick, musician, dwl 437 Vallejo
Tripler Charles S., civil engineer U. S. Surveyor-GeneraFs
Office, dwl 1027 Washington
Triplett Isaac N. Rev. (colored), pastor African Methodist
Episcopal Church, dwl 106 Bernard
Triplett Sarah (widow), dwl 6 Juniper
Trepolo Felipe {Grosetta d: T.), dwl 525 Clay
Tripp Andrew, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 307 Fre-
mont
Tripp Clinton C, office 504 Kearny
Tripp Dwight K. , attorney at law, office 504 Kearny {and
E. dr D. E. Tripp ct- 'Co.), res Oakland
Tripp E. & D. K. & Co., Spanish grants and mining" prop-
erty, office 504 Kearny
Tnpp Ezekiel (E. d- D. E. Tripp d: Co.), res Oakland
Tripp George, cooper Cutting &, Co., dwl Bootz's Hotel
Tripp George F., seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
TRIPP JOSI.iJI W., attorney at law, office 403 Cali-
fornia room 16, dwl 634 Valencia nr Eighteenth
Tripp Leander, shipcalker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 312
Beale
Trippe E. C. Miss, teacher music, dwl 768 Harrison
Trippe Mar>" E. Miss, teacher music, dwl 202 Seventh
Trisley William, coUarmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl
406 Bryant
Tristram Thomas, currier Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 719
Brannan
Tritchler August, tinsmith H. G. Fiske
Trittenbach Gustav, clerk George Marcus & Co., dwl 720
Tehama
Trittenbach Jacob, machinist Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 720 Tehama
Trittenbach William, machinist Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 720 Tehama
Tritton Alfred, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Trivelpiece S., mason Palace Hotel
Troadson Emanuel , laborer Carl Swenson, dwl cor Santa
Clara and Missouri
Troboek Nicolas, real estate, office 315 Washington, dwl
405 Union
Trodden Michael, longshoreman, dwl 268 Brannan, rear
Troell Conrad, hairdresser, 729 Clay
Troeller .\lbert, foreman Cornell Watch Co., dwl 518 Bryant
Trogden Wilev, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 12
Ellis
Trolan Peter, teamster, dwl Centre bet Delaware and
Rhode Island
Troll Matthew, salesman 321 Montgomery, dwl 424 Green-
wich
Troller Albert, watchmaker Cornell W'atch Co.
Troller John, cook, dwl 317 Bush
Trulliet Paul H., porter Lazard Frferes (and J. P. Ten-
thorey d- Co.), dwl 7S7 Stevenson
Tromblev Henrj-, carpenter D. A. Macdonald &. Co., dwl
22 Third
Trommer Henrv, restaurant, 219 Beale, dwl 1002 Mont
Trommlitz Paul {F. Albrecht d- Co.), dwl 15 Rausch
Troost Charles, clerk Henrj' Sutliff
Trost Henrj-, musician, dwl 727 Broadway, rear
Trost Henrj- Jr., jeweler Hauser & Laine, dwl 727 Bdwy
Trost Louis Paul, lodgings, 317 Francisco
Trost William, baker, dwl 113 William
Trotett Hubert, laborer, dwl 227 Second
Trutfeather Edward, milkranch, dwl W s Treat Av bet
Twenty-first and T\\'enty-second
Trotter Juhn, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
704 Howard
Trotter Richard, carpenter, dwl 512 Fourth
Troubat Rose Miss, dwl 253 Stevenson
TROIETTE HYPOLITE 1. E., druggist, 304 Fourth,
dwl 348 Fourth
Trouilhet Jean, real estate, dwl 1123 Dupont
Trouin Julius, clerk G. D. Mariani, dwl SW^ cor Filbert
and Dupont
Trouin Tlieodore L., machinist William T. Garratt, dwl
161 Clara
Trousdell Thomas, salesman Michael Price, dwl 423 Bush
Trounson John (Cook d: T.), dwl 327 O'Farrell
Trout Edelbert, hairdresser Samuel Brodek, dwl 162 Minna
Troutt Hiram J. M., furniture and bedding, KW cor
Howard and Fifth, dwl 1013 Mission
Troutt James M., attorney at law, office 533 Stockton, dwl
1013 Mission
Trowbridge Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 219 Minna
Trowbridge Ada Miss, with Joseph Danneberg, dwl 219 Min
Trowbridge Sarah Mrs., emploj-ment agency, 14 Stockton
G-et your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
C p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
Trowel! William, gj'mnasium, dwl 325 Fifth
Trowlinj,' Edward, cartman, dwl N s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth
Trowsdale J., clerk, dwl Philadelphia House
Troy George, wines and liquors, 427 Pine, dwl 15 Monroe
Troy John, varnisher Goodwin & Co., dwl West End Hotel
Troy M. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 366.J Natoma
Troy Maggie Miss, dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl
306 Mason
Troy Martin Mrs., groceries, SW cor Boyd and Chesley
Troy Oscar, dwl 601 Howard
Troy Patrick, solicitor Home Mutual Insurance Co., dwl
1508 Sacramento
Troy William, marblepolisher Leon R. Meyer & Co., dwl
Folsom nr Sixth
Troy William H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl cor
Amherst and Henry nr University Moimd College
Troy William H. Jr., fanner, dwl cor Amherst and Henry
nr University Mound College
Troyer Charles, pianist, dwl 411 Tvler
Tru'benbach Henrj' E. (M. Waterman & Co.), dwl 626
Lombard
Trudell Abraham, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwl 2,W Tliird
Trudell Arcade, laundrjTiian C. Schumacher, dwl 537 Miss
True Charles, seaman, "dwl 32 Steuart
True Charles F., principal Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 955 Howard
True Charles S., boatman U. S. Shipping Commissioner,
dwl Virginia Block
True Jasper L. , hostler Nathan P. Hopkins, dwl 679 Market
True John M., painter California Furniture Manufactur-
ing Co. , dwl 320 Jessie
Truebody John, carpenter, dwl 1004 Washington
Truelson Tlieodore, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Leavenworth
Trueman James, laborer, dwl 79 Stevenson
Truend John, trunkmaker, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Truesdell A. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 310 Stockton
Truesdell Charles, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Truesdell J. B., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Truett Frederick G., engineer S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-first and Twen-
t3'-second
Truett Miers F. , cashier and bookkeeper California Mills,
dwl 2346 Washington
Truett Miers F. merchant, dwl 2346 Washington
Truette Felix, real-estate agent and conveyancer, office
610 Merchant
Troman Aaron, sackmaker, dwl E s Octavia bet Lilly and
Oak
Truman Alexander, conductor, dwl 1313 California
Truman Alexander, special policeman, dwl 120 Bernard
Truman Herbert G., foreman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 136
Truman Irwin J., manager Baker & Hamilton, dwl 812
Twentieth
Trumble Henry V., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Trumbull Charles, civil engineer, dwl 1013 Washington
Trumbull Robert J., seed warehouse, 427 Sansom, res San
Rafael
Trumbull William, harness and saddlemaker, 119 and 121
Da\'is, dwl 14 Drumm
Trammel Albert, carpenter, dwl 730 Harrison
Trammel Amelia Mrs., nurse, dwl 730 Harrison
Trump Isabel Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 32 Fourth
Trumpour John P., dentist, 414 Hayes
Trumpp Charles H., draj-man Allyne & White, dwl 515
Chestnut , a t i,
Trampp William, porter All.\-ne ft, White, dwl 6 John
Truiincll Evan, fanner, dwl 1571 Kearny
Trurier W. M., laborer, dwl 11 Pacific
TKII.SSEAII P., attorney at law and real-estate agent,
oftioe 604 Merchant, res Oakland
Trussel George, carpenter, dwl 11 Geary _.„„ , _,_
TKIJST FllVn IXSiniASCE .*.SSOCI.4TIO?r A^D
OENEIEAI, l!VSliItAX<lE ACESICY, office 320 Cal
Trust Julius W., cutler J. Hermann Schmtz, dwl 59 Jessie
Trust T., lather Palace Hotel , -„- t,j
Trust William, cutler J. Hermann Schintz, dwl 727 Bdwj
Traworthy Alonzo, calcium lights California Theater, dwl
1 Chatham PI ., „ , ^
TKIIWORTIIV FRANCIS M., stencilcutter and rab-
ber.stamps, 318 Front, res San Miguel Station
Tryon Charles E., blacksmith Jean B. Ariort, dwi Mi
mason, rear „ t i. tit u.,*«^
Tiyon Charles W., carpenter, dwl S s Hayes bet Webster
and Fillmore „ „ _ .„,, n^n-?
Tryon P. N., transfer clerk Southern Pac. E. R.,dwl 2507
Folsom
Tschantz Jacob, porter, dwl S 8 Tyler bet Buchanan and
Webster
Tschirner Max {Leipnitz tC^ Co.), dwl 1407 Washington
Tschurr Christian (Good * T.), dwl 422J Sutter
Tsue Chong Wing (Chinese), merchant, 714 Commercial
Tsun Yuen (Chinese), physician, 607 Califomia
Tubbs Alfred L. (Tubbs >fc Co.), dwl 349 Fremont
Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs Jii Co.), res Oakland
Tubbs Richard W., salesman Keane, O'Connor & Co., dwl
615 Stockton
TUUBS «& CO. (A. L. and Hiram), proprietors S. F.
Cordage Factory, office 611 and 613 Front
Tubino Dominico (Leon Dingeon it Co.), dwl 655 Wash
Tucher John, hat-boxmaker, dwl 636 Minna
Tuchler Alexander, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 436
Natoma
Tuchler Meyer, peddler, dwl 436 Natoma
Tuchler Theodore, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 436
Natoma
Tucholsky Julius M., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 526
O'Farrell
Tuck Aaron M., special policeman, dwl 322 Main
Tuck Cliong k Co. (Chinese), importers teas, 739 Sac
Tuck Chong Wo & Co. (Chinese), merchandise, dwl 627
DLi]iont
Tuck John, liquor saloon, E s San Brano Road nr Twen-
tv-eiuhth
Tuck'On'Yuen (Chinese), butcher, 727 Sacramento
Tuck Wo (Chinese), provisions, 635 Jackson
Tucker , dwl 314 Bush
Tucker A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 362 Minna
Tucker Cornelius, porter Woodhams & Ludlum, dwl SW
cor Steuart and Mission
Tucker Edwin, painter, dwl W s Eighth bet Harrison and
Br^'ant
Tucker Edwin W., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
110 Eleventh
Tucker Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 524 Sixth
Tucker Felix, painter Noble & Gallagher, dwl 25 Pollard PI
Tucker George, plasterer Frederick A. Jennings
Tucker Henry, gasfltter Douglass & Martin, dwl O'Farrell
bet Jones and Leavenworth
Tucker Henry S., watchman U. S. Treasury, dwl 110
Eleventh
Tucker Jennie T. Mrs., artist, studio and dwl 204 Mont
TUCKER .lEWElRY MAlVliFACTURIXO CO., J.
W. Tucker & Co. managers, 131 Kearny
Tucker John, proprietor New York House, 840 Market
Tucker J.ihn W. (J. W. Tuclrer i- Co.), dwl 1258 Cal
TUCKER .1. W. A CO., managers Tucker Jewelry
Manuf. Co., 131 Kearny
Tucker Joseph A., broker, office and dwl 104 Montgomery
Tucker N. R., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Tucker Reuben, sexton Church of the Advent, dwl 520
Eddy
Tucker Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1720 Sutter
Tuckerman William, dwl Park Hotel
Tuckey Alfred (Mirarrf* X- r.), dwl 8 Bernard . , „„
Tuckwell William C, doormaker Haskell & Bode, dwl 215
Tudt'c Thomas, fraits and vegetables, 602 Third
Tuers John F. , actor Buckley's Varieties, dwl b/!l cal
Tuewald Peter F., laborer, dwl 3 Gordon
Tuft James, master mariner, dwl 832 Harrison
Tufts J. W. (Boston), Henry F. Marsh agent, 200 Sansom
Tugle M., oundryman Hanscom & Co.
Tuite Christopher, laborer, dwl 16 Crook
Tuite James, baker and confectioner, dwl W e Scott bet
Bush and Pine
Tuite Jonas, laborer, dwl 60 First ^ „ , , „ „.
Tuite Thomas, cardriver Market St. B. R., dwl 2 Hvint
Tubs Patrick, laborer Pacilic Boiling Mills, dwl cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Tull Christopher, waiter Arlington House
Tullar Albert G., compositor Moniing Call, dwl 408 Fourth
Tulley Ellen (widow), dwl N s Eddy bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Tullis James, molder Palmer, Knox s Co.
Tulloch E. v., porter Alfred Borel & Co.
Tulloch John, stevedore, dwl 3 Liberty _
Tullock LawTcnce, waiter Pacilic Mail S. S- Arizona
Tulloh Robert, carpenter Cook & Trounson, dwl , 30 Uiilon
Tully Annie M., lacesewer, dwl W 8 Fourteenth bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Tidlv Coleman, dwl 45 Natoma ,„nT.„.i
Tully James, Ship and Steamboat Jour. A«sn, 139 Post
TntlyJamesF., dwl 45 Natoma . j„i oqn Tbir,!
Tullv James W., conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 236Thu-d
Tully John, laborer, dwl SE cor Sansom and Union
OnlyHairdressing Saloon appropriated Ezolusively to use of Ladies at 113 Seary.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED ly D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merohan'
Tully John, laborer, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Tully John, vamisher Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 126
Haves
Tully Lucas, machinist S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl Penn-
sjivania nr Sierra
Tully' Margaret (widow), dwl W s Fourteenth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Tully Mary Miss, dressmaker, 914 Folsom
Tully Mar>' E., lacesewer, dwl W s Fourteenth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Tully Patrick, barkeeper Donnelly & Kerr, dwl 516 How
Tully Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 225 Eijjrhth
Tullv Patrick F., foreman Joseph A. Dorr, dwl 4M Bdwy
Tullv P. T., shipjoiner, dwl 22 Russ
Tully William, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Tunlney Peter, baker James McDevitt, dwl 504 Minna
Tundstead Thomas, keeper County Jail, dwl Webster nr
Union
Tunee J. H., waiter Constitution Hotel, 553 First
Tung Chong & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 743 Sacramento
Tung Foo & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 729 Sacramento
Tung Ki (Chinese), cigar factory, 505 Broadway
Tung Sing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 732 Sacramento
Tung Tie (Chinese), merchandise. S22 Dupont
Tung Wo & Co. (Chinese), provisions, 727 Sacramento
Tung Ye Tong & Co. (Chinese), medicines, 710 Dupont
Tiinfrate Jane (widow), dwl 420 Gearj'
Tungate John B., gilder, dwl 12 Brenham PI
Tunnell Joseph, carpenter, dwl 737 Tehama
Tunnuck Andrew, salesman Cyrus Adams & Co., dwl 419
Jackson
TunU; Henry, tinsmith Little & Lawsnn, dwl 421 Bush
Tunze Hermann G.. bootblack A. Morgenstem, dwl 9 Sec
Tunze Otto {Tfmencr t{- T.), dwl 11 Harian PI
Tuolumne Hydraulic Mining Co., office 302 Mont room 14
Tuomey Edward, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Tnpper Augustus, mariner, dwl 328 Main
Tupper DaWd, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Tupper John, deckhand stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
Tuytper 0.sbom, mariner, dwl 328 Main
Turb\-fillc John, manufacturer, dwl NW cor Folsom and
Kichth
TurbAlille Robert H., actor, dwl NWcor Fol and Eighth
Turcott Joseph, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl NE cor Polk
and Austin
Turel Jean (Lemoine, Gamhert d: Co.), dwl 811J Mont
Turel. See Turrell and T>Tell
Turf House, Patrick Farrell proprietor, S s Point Lobos
Av bet iSventieth and Twenty-first avs
Tuigis Edward, cari>enter S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
54 Minna
Turini Lorenzo, dwl 713 Broadway
Turk Christopher (Noethii; it T.), dwl 404 Capp
Turk H.. dwl Coliunbia Hotel
Turk Henry, salesman Marshall & Haight, dwl 1515 Tay-
lor
Turk J. W., fanner, dwl 54 First
XrRKEY, George W. Gibbs consul, office 35 Battery
Turkington Edward J., salesman S J. Nathan, dwl 1521
Powell
Turkington William, cabinetmaker Nathaniel Gray & Co.,
dwl 1521 Powell
Turkington William S., dwl 1521 Powell
Turkless Ferdinand, dwl 315 Eddy
Tm-ks Antoine, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Turley James, stonecutter, dwl 3 Eddy PI
Turlin John, dwl W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
TI'R>- VEKEIX HALL, 310 O'Farrell
Tl lO' TEICKIX HALL (Old), N s Bush bet Stockton
and Powell
Tl'KN'RI'LL WALTER «& CO., stockbrokers, office
410! California
Turiibuil Annie, machineoperator Mrs. M. E. Burt, dwl
645 Minna
Tumbull John, carpenter, dwl 645 Miuna
Turn bull John, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Tumbull Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 341
Clementina
Tumbull Thomas E., seaman, dwl NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Tumbull Walter {Walter Tumbull i- Co.), res East Oak-
land
Tumbull William, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
TiuTier A. J., speculator, dwl 560 Folsom
Turner Alvin C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 216 Prospect
Turner Andrew Jackson, dwl 560 Folsom
Turner Ann Mrs., dwl 16 Hunt
Turner Benjamin C, pilot stm Alice E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. Wharf
Turner Cephas, dwl 832 California
Turner Charles, liquor saloon, 777 Mission, dwl SW cor
Sacramento and Lark in
Turner Charles, second officer stm Coquille, Jackson St.
Wharf
Turner Cornelius F., lumberman Weir & Gray, dwl 49
Clara
Turner Daniel, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 16 Oak
Tunier Edward, dwl 11 Wetmore PI
Turner Edward, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 531 Te-
hama
Tiuiier Edward, confectioner Grossfield & Pitt, 73 Fourth
Turner Edward G., machinist, dwl 6 Fella PI
Turner Fannie (widow), lodgings, 405 Beale
Turner Frank, machinist, dwl 320 Jessie
Turner Frederick, clerk, dwl 120S Howard
Turner Frederick, molder Frear Stone Co., dwl SE cor
Fourth and Berry
Turner Frederick, porter 300 Battery, dwl 1208 Howard
Turner Frederick, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Turner George R., civil engineer and surveyor, dwl 14
Florence
Tunier Hany, cook, dwl 41 Natoma
Turner Henry, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Turner Horatio N., captain brig Percy Edward, dwl 316
Chestnut bet Dupont and Stockton
Turner James, mason Palace Hotel
Turner James S., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., dwl
717 O'Farrell
Tunier Jennie Miss, tailoress, dwl 217 Third
Turner John, bricklayer, dwl 745 Market
Turner John, liquors, NWcor Howard and Twenty-fifth
Turner John, plasterer Palace Hotel
Tunier John, porter, dwl 256 Jessie
Tunier John H., painter John F. Kennedy, dwl 945 Miss
Turner Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl NE
cor Washington and Jones
Turner Joseph, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl NE
cor Washington and Jones
Turner Joseph J., dry-goods dealer, dwl 13 Eddy
Turner Le Grand M., bookkeeper Thomas Newell, dwl
1022 Gearj-
Turner Lizzie Miss, tailoress, dwl 217 Third
Turner Lizzie H., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 16 Oak
Turner Matthew {Turner d- Kundle), res Oakland
Tunier Michael, gasfitter J. R. Craig, dwl 224 Eighth
Turner Miles S., glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 646
Fourth
Tunier Newton, engineer, dwl SE cor Mission and Steuart
Tunier Newton, sawyer B. F. Gilman, dwl KW cor First
and Mission
Turner Norman R., carpenter, dwl 224 Eighth
Turner Richard B., real-estate agent, dwl Ns Lombard
bet Fillmore and Webster
Turner Robert, pressman, dwl 537 Sacramento
Turner Robert D. , teamster J. H. Fleckinger, dwl Twelfth
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Turner Robert P., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 537 Sac
Turner S. J. (widow), dwl 717 Howard
Turner Susie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E. Kelly, dwl Eight-
eenth bet Market and Mission
Turner Thomas, clerk, dwl 814 Sansom
Turner Thumas, clerk County Recorder dwl 611 Stockton
Turner Thomas, laundrjinan Occidental Hotel, dwl 445
Clementina
Turner Thomas J., laborer, dwl 814 Sansom
Turner W., lather Palace Hotel
Turner William, horseshoer John Ewing, 820 Folsom
Turner William, laborer John Gray, dwl 637 Howard
Turner William, watchmaker and" jeweler, 524 Battery,
dwl 637 Washington
Tunier William B., clerk Pilsbury, Adair & Co., dwl 15
Powell
Turner William E., attorney at law, office 708 Montgom-
er>', res Oakland
Turner William J. {Turner <fc Harvey), dwl W s East bet
Jackson and Pacific
Turner & Han'ey {WUliam J. Turner and Alfred A.
Harvey), wood, coal, and posts, W s East bet Pacific
and Jackson
Turner & Bundle {Matthew Turner and Richard T. Run-
die), agents Tahiti Line Packets. 122 California
Tumev Bernard, assistant foreman Omnibus R. R. Stable,
dwl 13 Third
Tumey J. H., Bricklavers* Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1852.
Tuniey John, liquordeaier, dwl 125 Sansom
Turney John H., capilahst, office 331 Montgomery room
4, dwl 512 Union
Turney Tatrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl St.
Nicholas Hotel
Turney Thomas, hackman. Plaza
Turnock Josepli, engineer Aiigell, Palmer & Co., dwl
Napa nr Delaware
Turpie James, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco
de Gama
Turpin Frederick, dwl 411 Sansom
Turpin John N., carpenter and builder, dwl 719 California
Turpin Jules, cook Jules Disdier, dwl NE cor Kearny and
Broadway
Turpin J. W. carpenter Palace Hotel
Tm*pin L. E., confectioner Masson Fr^res, dwl 8 Maiden
Lane
Turrel Marius, clerk Mans & Staude, dwl 705 Pacific
Turrell (Oliver B., foreman Printing Department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., dwl 1407 Jackson
Turrell. See Turel and Tj-rrell
Turrill Charles B., grocer, dwl 502 Sutter
Turrill Madison H,, contractor, office 520 Washington,
dwl 502 Sutter
Turrill Marj' S. Mrs., dwl 1624 Turk
Turtchen A. , barkeeper, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Turtle John T., porter Sprague & Vandewater, dwl 754
Market
Tuschinsky John, dressmaker, 1232 Stockton
Tustin Fernand.j, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 18 Pearl
TIISTI\ WBKLD.IM I** wind-mill, horse-power, water-
tank, and pump manufacturer, SE cor Market and
Beale, dwl 8 Lilly Av
Tuthill Mrs. (w idow), dwl 534 Bush
Tutter Thomas, dwl 683 Market
Tuttle A. J., cook, dwl 636 Commercial
Tuttle Carrie (widow), dressmaker and milliner, dwl 1220
Howard
Tuttle Charles A., official reporter Supreme Court Calif or-
nia, office 640 Clay, res Oakland
Tuttle David, clerk, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Tuttle Dwicht, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
316 Fourth
Tuttle F., agent, dwl 533 Sacramento
Tuttle George, stableman, dwl 813 Stockton
Tuttle Henrv C, housepainter, dwl 449 Tehama
Tuttle J., dwl 835 Clay
Tuttle James, laborer Custom House, dwl S09 Shotwell
Tuttle John L., machinist, dwl cor Lombard and Franklm
Tuttle Joseph, clerk, dwl E s Shotwell bet Twenty-second
and Twentv-third
Tuttle Joseph 'E., bookbinder Bartling & Kunball, dwl
SE cor SlKitwell and Twenty-second
Tuttle Sanmel A. (Tuttle i- Whitaker), dwl 315 Jessie
Tuttle Thomas J., wood and coal, 11 Taylor, dwl 13 Taylor
Tuttle William H,, machinehand S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 561 Mission „ , j, r, r
TUTTLE Jt WIIITAKEK (S. A. Tvttle and R. J.
Whitnker), Opera House Wine Parior, 318 Bush
Tuttv William, seaman, dwl 236 First
Tuzenot AuRUste, clerk Kaindler& Co., dwl 14160 Farrell
Tvveedv Joseph, porter Wells, Fargo&Cc, dwl 152 Minna
Tvveitmann Nicholaus, clerk Blohme Bros., dwl 76 Tehama
TWELFTH DISTelCT €Ol'KT. 1 and 2 City Hall
second floor
Twelfth District Light^house, office 204 Montgomery
TwicheU T. M., carpent«r Palace H.jtel ,,,_,. „.
Twichell WilUam L., physician, office and dwl 6ie sil!-
teeiith nr Kondel PI
Twigg Charles P., dwl Columbia Hotel _„ . _
Twiggs Susan (widow), furnished rooms, 7 Montgomery
Av and 620 Washington
Twight Hermann, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
T^ving Daniel H. (Z). B. Twing Jt Co.), dwl 107 Leav
TMINC D. H. * CO., money and exchingeoroKers,
404 Montgomery
Twohev Edwin, capitaUst, dwl 212 Turk, rear
T%vohey John, pla terer, dwl 173 Minna . ,, ^i
Twohey Mary Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleischer, dwl 664
Twohig Edward, carriagemaker CarvUl Manuf. Co., dwl
731 Treat Av „^ , , ,„,, nr .
Twohig Jeremiah, hamesscleaner City SUbles, dwl W 8
Treat Av nr Twentv-fourth
TwohUl Morris, sUirbuilder, dwl 405 Hyde o„v,~,l
Twomey Edwarf, janitor Hayes Valley Grammar School,
dwl 315 Haves „ ^ , , tt;-!,-,,-,,
Twomev Michael, hostler A. F. Green & Co., dwl Hickory
Av bet Gough and Franklin
T^vombley .\lfred J., teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
Twoney John, teamster, dwl 1121 Mission
Twyer John, shoemaker, dwl 236 Sutter
Ty Wing & Co. (Chinese), pro\ision9, 737 Washington
Tye Frank, manner, dwl 5 Leroy PI
Tyer George .\., importer rubber goods, office 605 Sacra-
mento, dwl 1310 Washingt<m
Tygh Martin, bootmaker, dwl 405 Natoma
T^ier Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 810 Howard
Tyler A. F., plumber Palace Hotel
Tjier A. J., labf)rer, dwl MTiat Cheer House
Tjler C. , dwl 322 Leavenworth
Tyler Edward, pantryman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
T^'ler Frank H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1829
Bush
TYLEIC CEORGE W., attorney at law, office 29 and
30 Court Block 636 Clay, res Alameda
Tyler George W., lieutenant U. S. Coast Survey stm Hass-
ler, office 214 Stockton
Tjler Isabel (widow), dwl 1117 Sutter
Tvler James, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Bootz's Hotel
Tyler James L., clerk M. P. and M. Department Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 824 Howard
Tvler John, dwl 305 Kearny
Tiler John, dwl 612 Grove
■I>,ler John, teamster William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Ty-ler John Jr., merchant and agent Pacific Paper Mills,
office 331 Montgonien' room 15, dwl 305 Kearny
Tyler Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 331 Montgomery
room 28
Tjier N. Mrs., deputy county clerk, dwl 606 Folsom
Tyler Simon H., cream tartar, soda, and saleratus manu-
facturer, 214 Sacramento, dwl 1829 Bush
Tyler William L.. tinsmith, dwl 1006 Minna
Tjileson Niels, shoemaker, dwl 507 Mason
Tynan Ellen (widow), dwl 521 Bryant, rear
Tj-nan Patrick, stableman, dwl 516 Mission
Tjnan Richard, waiter Vizina & Co.. dwl 41 Everett
Ti-nan Thomas, blacksmith Charles Oester, dwl .511 Miss
fSnan W. D., tailor, 2 Noble PI
Tyndall James, fomidryman Union Iron Works, dwl 16
Rauscli, rear
TvTer William Henrj', fireman Pacific Distilling and Re-
fining Co., dwl N s Pixley PI bet Steiner and Fillmore
TjTonn (ieorge, quartermaster's clerk, dwl 1C25 Post
iSTrell Edgar, hostler, dwl Hermitage Hotel
THrrell Jaiiies, waiter CosnioiHilitan Hotel
Tvrrell Jerome, shipcarpenter, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
TJ-rrell John, shoemaker Einstem Bros. & Co., dwl 13
Tyrrell John, teamster John Pearson, dwl Fifth Av nr
Railroad Av, South S. F. .
T\Trell John H., carriagesmith, dwl ,87 Mission
Tjrrell Joseph, laborer George S. Hoag & Co., dwl 1121
TNTreli Joseph F., painter F. A. Rutherford, dwl 206 Perry
iSTrell Michael, teamster, dwl Ridley bet Mission and
Valencia , _
Tvrrell. See Terrill. Turel. and Turrell
Ti-son Andrew, capitalist, dwl NW" cor Stockton and E hs
Tyson Duncan S., Banks 0' Clyde Saloon, 6S7 Market, dwl
^1 SpCOTld
Tjson George, teamster, dwl W s Mission nr St. Mar}-B
Tyson Isalc, driver Clay St. Hill R. R., Jwl S s Vallejo
bet Jones and Leavenworth vr„.v,
Tyson Jacob, hackdriver, dwl SE cor Minna and Ninth
TYSON JAMES, bookkeeper W. W. Hansconi,d»l 2253
Mission ,
Tyson James, laborer, dwl ^'J'^^%..,^„ ^„^ p.„iflc
TVson Joseph, e.-.pressman, NE cor Stockton and I acme,
dwl SW cor Mission and 'Vallejo
Tyson Joseph P., expressman, dwl 5 O ConneU PI
Tyson William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Ubhafs John L.,hairdre88er Montgomery Baths Co.,dwl2
Uchtm°ann^Henn-, cabinetmaker G. Uefflnger & Co., dwl
Ueffl^er a''/cr(CTn-.(mn Spu.jeD. tun^Uuro manu-
facturers, 441 Brannan
Uefflnger George («. '-••ffi'Vr<S:Co.)'i^-fJ'^}l ^^
Uelzen Henry, clerk Herman Sagehom, dvil NW cor
Union and Jasper PI ^ ^
Ufheil M., miner, dwl 18 First
^ie^ostArtisti^Workln^airdr^^ at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont
TJFH
722
UNI
Ufheil Morris, dwl 129 Third
Ufi.rd Peter, longshoreman, dwl 9 Jasper PI
Upinberj,' Hugo, found rxiiian, dwl 37 Minna
Uhl Adolph N. {Georqe Uhl <t- Bro.\ dwl 106 Turk
Uhl Frederick, maltster National Brewery, dwl SE cor
Fulton and Webster
mil Genr<,'e iGefrje Uhl d: Bro.\ dwl 112 Turk
I hi GL-or-ie & Bro, {Adolph N. Uhl), shoe manufacturera,
937 Market
Uhlenhrock August, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Uhler J. Clem {Cope, U. & Co.), dwl 1206 Mission
Uhley Frederick, carpenter, dwl W s Burgoyne PI nr Pac
Uhlich Robert, musician, dwl 615 Stockton
UhligC, temporary aid U. S. Coast Survey, oflBce 214
Stockton, dwl 704 Bush
Uhlig Carl, bookkeeper A. H. Keyes, dwl 36 Steuart
Uhlir Leopold, cook, dwl 913 Greenwich
Uhlrich Hermann, bellman Russ House
Uhrig Christian A., merchant, office 331 Montgomery
room 17, dwl 947 Howard
Uhrlandt Herman E. (Radovich tfc U.), dwl 413 Kearny
Uhrlaub George, bookkeeper Horace Davis & Co., dwl 762
California
rilnian Isaac, clerk Edward Newman, dwl 15^ Tehama
|:LLMAX\ M. a CO, (Antun and Carl liayyngarteyi),
iniiKirters and dealers cloths, ladies' cloakings, and
tailors' trimmings, 62f>-630 Sacramento
Ullmann Maurice {3f. Ullmann <Jt Co.), dwl SW cor Mc-
Allister and Polk
Ullmer Frank, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 909 Kearny
Ullo Alfred, clerk Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, dwl 422 Sut-
ter
Ulmer Elik (Schvssler & U.), dwl 537 McAllister
|1L>IS-^U MOSES, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Clay and
Montgomery, dwl 605 Clay
Ulrich Jacob, hairdresser, 12 Geary, dwl 19 Guerrero
Ulrich John G., cutter C. C. Hastings & Co., dwl 909 Post
Ulrich Louis, butcher Frederick Katz, dwl 1008 Union
Ulrich Theodore, dwl 1425 Dupont
Ulshofer Mary (widow), dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Clara
Av
Ulshofer Matthias, tailor Joseph Figel, dwl 814 Mont
ITlson A., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Umbach Christian, porter Haas Brothers, dwl 534 Natoma
Umbsen Henry, liquor saloon, 1220 Market, dwl N s Lin-
den Av bet Franklin and Gough
Urahalt Julius, boots and shoes, 1505 Stockton
l^nderhill Gilbert E., capitalist, dwl 342 Minna
Underbill Henry B., attorney and land agent Contract
and Finance Co., NE cor Fourth andTuwnsend room
1, dwl 725 Pine
Underbill Henrj- B. Jr., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
dwl 725 Pine
Undt-rbill Jacob {Jacob Underhill tt Co.), dwl Grand
HntL-1
rM>i:BEHILL JACOB «£ CO., importers and jobbers
hardware, 118 and 120 Battery
Underhill Mary Ann Mrs., dwl 530 Folsom
Underhill William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Underwood Henry, saloon, Russ House
Underwood Susan (widow), dwl 1116 Pacific
Underwood T. H., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
509 Bush
Underwrit^^r Minna Miss, dressmaker, dwl 220 Third
UXOKRlVltlTERS. Amsterdam (James De Fremerj'),
710 Sansom ; Bordeaux (Henrj' Schroder & Co.), SW
cor Battery and Washington ; Boston (Joseph S. Ba-
con), 405 Front ; Bremen (Edward Michelssen), 310
Front; Coin (Henry Balzer & Co.), 213 Sansom;
Frankfort (Henry Balzer & Co.), 213 Sansom ; French
(Belloc Freres), 524 Montgomery; Hamburg (HcU-
mann Brothers & Co.), SW cor Front and Jackson ;
London, Lloyds (Falkner, Bell & Co.), 430 California ;
New York and Philadelphia (A. T. Fletcher), 313 Cal-
ifornia ; San Francisco Fire (Charles D. Haven secre-
tary), 416 California ; San Francisco Marine (Caspar
T. Hopkins secretary), 318 California ; Zurich, Schweiz
(Henry Balzer & Co"). 213 Sansom
Underwriters' Agency (New York) William J. Stoddart
agent, office 215 Sansom
Ungaretti Francisco, laborer, dwl 14 Ohio
Ungart Adam, porter, dwl 270 Tehama
Unger Adolph, real estate, office 312 Sac, res .\lamcda
Ungcr Elijah, clerk Francois A. Rouleau, dwl 723 Har
Unger Eliza (widow), dwl 723 Harrison
Unger Frank L., deputy superintendent streets, dwl 723
Harrison
Ungcr L. & Co. {Jacob UarUnan), butchers, 10 Grand
Central Market
Unger Louis {L. Ungcr Jc Co.), dwl 132 Shipley
Unger Marcus {Ungcr d: Feder), dwl 9 Bagley PI
Unger Robert, plumber John R. Craig, dwl 119 Third
Unger Rose (widow), lodgings, 119 Third
Unger William, carriagemaker 47 Beale, dwl 723 Har
Unger & Feder {Marcits Unger and M. M. Fvder), cloth-
ing and gents' furnishing goods, 733 Market
Ungrott August, liquor saloon, 425 Bush, dwl 128 O'Far-
rell
Union Block, NE cor Market and Geary
UNION BOX FACTORY, G. W. Swan & Co. proprie-
tors, 114-124 Spear
Union Brass Foundry, Morris Dobrzensky proprietor, 417
Mission
Union Brewery, Cbristain Hess proprietor, 326 and 323
Clementina
Union City Steamer, Henry Osterloh agent, office 37 Com-
mercial nr Dnimm
UNION CLUB, rooms 403 Montgomery
Union Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 15 Dupont
Union Consolidated S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev), John M.
Buffington secretan,', office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Union File Works, Adalbert Wolf proprietor, 248 Beale
UNION iiAS MACHINE CO., Robert Hewson super-
intendent, office 633 Washington
Union Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co.), office 438 California,
third floor
Union Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.), ofRce 320 San
UNION HALL, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
UNION HOTEL, Francis H. C. Christensen proprietor,
34 Hayes
Union House, Mrs. Caroline Snell proprietress, 737 How.
Union House, Edward Killeen proprietor, 511 Mission
Union House, William O'Lcary proprietor, 32 Steuart
UNION INSUKANt'E CO. (fire and marine), Gustavo
Touchard president, Charles D. Haven secretary, of-
fice 416 California
UNION INSUK.INCE CO.*S BUILDING, 416 and 413
California
UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON (ma-
rine), William H. Foster Jr., general agent, office 321
California
UNION IRON WORKS, H. J. Booth & Co. proprie-
tors, NE cor Mission and First
Union Lumber Association, Prentice Crowell secretary,
oifice N"W cor Mission and Beale
UNION LU.nBElt Y.4RB, Page & Cowell proprietors,
NE cor Mission and Spear
Union Malt House, Lux & Scherr proprietors, 1415 Fol
UNION MARINE INSURANCE CO. (Liverpool),
Falkner, i^ell & Co. agents, 430 Callfoniia
UNIO\ M ARRET, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Boston,
Mass.), H. H. Johnston & Co. general agents, office
601 California
Union Nursery, Jean Labhard proprietor, N s Post bet
Lyon and Central Av
Union Pacific Salt Co., John Barton manager, office 218
UNION PACIFIC SILK MANUFACTURING CO.,
E s San Bruno Road, Visitacion Valley, Jerome D.
Stewart secretary, office 507 Montgomery
UNION PRESERVE F.ICTORY, Sol. Wangenheim
& Co. pruprietors, office 126 California
Union Soap Factory, Peterson & Koster proprietors, 1406
Mission
UNION STONE CO., H. F. Williams proprietor, office
740 Fourth
Union Tanning and CurryingCo. {Patrick O'Roxirke, Mor-
ris Hennessy, Patrick Darcey, and Daniel Ryan),
735 Brannan
Union Tug Boat Co., George F. Smith superintendent,
office Pier 9 Steuart
UNION WAREHOUSE, Scholle & Lankershim pro-
prietors, NW cor LTnion and Battery
United Anaheim Wine Growers' Association, John Bach
manager, W^alter Zielke secretary, office and vaults
321 Montgomen' cor Summer
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS, hall 413
Sutter
United Protestant Hall Association. S. S. Sprague secre-
tarj', office 48 Washington Market
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN SALAMAN-
DER FELTING CO. (Pacific branch), Seward Cole
manager, office and works SOS Fourth
UNITED STATES APPRAISER'S STORE, SW cor
Jackson and Battery
UNITED ST.ITES ARMY, Adjutant-General Departs
nient California, office 105 Stockton
MOHQAN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, Estatlished 1852.
L\ITE» STATES ARMY. Adjutant-General Military
L)ivisioit Pacific, Mltice 105 Stockton
I'MTED STATES ARMY, Board of Commissioners
on Irrii.^t;on, otfice 5;i3 Kearny
I'XITEI) STATES ARMY. Chief Commissar}- Subsist-
ence Department (.'alifornia and Depot Commissarj',
otfice 105 Stockt<in
I'XITED STATES ARMY'. Chief Commissarj- Subsist-
ence Military Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton
IMTEIt STATES ARMY. Chief Paj-master Depart-
ment California, otfice 105 Stockton
VMTEH STATES ARMY, Chief Paymaster Military
Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton
EXITED STATES ARMY', Chief Quartermaster De-
partment California, office 105 Stockton
IIXITED STATES ARMY, Chief Quartermaster Mili-
tary- Divi.-iion Pacific, office 105 Stockton
I'MTED STATES ARMY, Clothing Depot MUitary
Division Pacific, Verba Buena Island
IXITED STATES ARMY. Commandant MUitaiy Di-
vision Pacific, otfice 105 Stockton
r\lTE» STATES AR^IY. De|>ot Quartermaster Mili-
tarv Division Pacific, olfice 105 Stockton
EMTEU STATES ARMY', General Recruiting Service
Militarv Division Pacitic, olfice 105 Stockton
t'MTEn STATES ARMY", Headquarters Department
California, 105 Stockton
I'MTEB STATES ARMY', Headquarters Military Di-
\ision Pacific, 105 Stockton
I'.MTEW STATES ARMY'. Inspector-General Military
Di\ision Pacific, olfice 105 Stockton
IIMTED STATES ARMY. Judge-Advocate Depart-
ment California, titfice 105 Stockton
EXITED STATES ARMY_, Medical Director Depart-
ment Caliloniia, otfice 105 Stockton
EXITED STATES ARMY'. Medical Purveyor Military
Division Pacific, office 106 O'Farrell
IXITED STATES ARMY', Medical Storekeeper Mili-
tar\- Division Pacific, office lOti O'Farrell
rXITEI> STATES ARMY. Military- Storekeeper De-
jiartment California, otfice 105 Stockton
EXITED STATES ARMY. Recruiting Officer and Pro-
vost Marslial, ntficc :il3 Kearnv
rXITED STATES ASSISTAXT TREASERER, of-
fice 4'2S Montgt'Uicrv
Ii'XlTED STATES B'.YRCiE (Revenue Sennce), office
foot Front
United States Brewerv-. Wannenmaeher & Kronnenberg
proprietors, NE cor McAllister and Franklin
EXITED STATES CEXTEXXIAl fOMMISSIOX-
ER FOR t'AllEORMA, office 714 Shotwell
EXITED STATES «TR«IIT COIRT (Clerk), office
room 1 U. S. C"Urt Luiklini,'
EXITED STATES fIRlITT fOERT. Judge's Cham-
bers rooms 3 and 4 V. S. Court Building
United States Coal and Transportation Co., olfice 305 San-
som
irXITED STATES COAST SIltVEY. office -214 Stock
IXITED STATES COLLECTOR CESTOMS (Port
San Francisco), office Custom House third floor
EXITED STATES COMMISSIOXERS, L. S. B. Saw-
er, J. F. O'Beirne. Edward B. Cotter, A. D. Grmi-
ivood, Robert Crockett, H. F. Lardner U. S. Court
Building, Charles A. Low 116 Leidesdorff, Nathaniel
Holland 605 Clay. J. A. Robinson 306 Pine, John J.
Maginis 636 Clay, Charles J.J. Torbert NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
rXITED STATES COIRT BEILDIXG, NE cor Bat-
ten- and Washini,^on
EXITED STATES CI STOM HOESE, NW cor Wash-
ington and Batterv
EXITED STATES DISTRICT .*TTORXEY» office 6
and 8 U. S. Court building ,„ , , ^
EXITED STATES DISTRICT COEBT (Clerk), office
14 U. S. Court Building
rXITED STATES DISTRICT COERT, for the Dis-
trict of California, Judge's Chambers 10 U. S. Court
Building . ,
EXITED ST.ITES DRAYM.IX', office S-SV cor Jackson
and Batter\- .
EXITED ST.4TES EXGIXEERS, Division Pacific 105
Stockton, Harbor Fortifications 533 Kearny, Light-
house 105 Stockton ,- ^ ^ _*
EMTED STATES CRAXD JITIY, 17 U. S. Court
Court Building
EXITED ST.4TES HOTEL, Comeuus Maloney pro-
prietor, 304 Beale nr Folsom
rXITED STATES IXSPECTOK BOILERS, office 11
U. S. Court Buildini
EXITED STATES IXSPECTOR DREGS, office SW
cor llatterv and Jack^i.>n
EXITED STATES IXSPECTOR HELLS, office U
U. S. Court Kuildiiig
liXITED STATES IXTERXAL REVEXEE ACEXT,
office 110 Calif.tniia
EXITED STATES IXTERXAL BEYEXI-E COL-
LECTOR. oHicc :ai llattcrv
EXITED STATES IXTERXAL REVEXEE «AI'-
4;KRS, otfice ;C1 Batterv
EXITED STATES IXTERXAL REVEXEE SITER-
VISOR. ..fflcp 410 California
I"XITE» STATES lAXD OFFICE, 506 Jackson
EXITED STATES LIUHT-HOESE, TwcUth District.
otfice -204 .Monte tmerv
EXITED STATES Itl.lRIXE HOSPITAL. SE cor
Mission and Fifteenth
EXITED STATES M.IRIXE HOSPITAL (Xew), X
shore Mountain Lake, Presiilio Reservation
E.X1TED STATES MARIXE HOSPITAL SERV.
ICE. superintending surgeon C. N. EUinwood M. D.,
office 715 Clav
EXITED STATES MARSH.iL, office 5 U. S. Court
Building
I'XITED STATES MJXT. XW cor Mission and Fifth
IXITED ST.ITES XAVAL OFFICER (Port San
Francisco), office Custom House third fio<ir
EXITED. ST.ITES X AVAL REXDEZVOES. 504 Wp.sh
EXITED ST.ITES X.lVTf PAYMASTER, office 434
Cahf'Tnia
EXITED STATES OBSERVATIOX (Signal Sen-ice),
office 42 .Merchants' Exchange
EXITED ST.ITES OF COLO.MBL1, Ricardo Morales
con-ul, olfice 109 Calif(,'niia
EXITED ST.ITES PEXSIOX AGETT, office 321
Washington j
EXITED ST.VTES POST-OFFICE, XW cor Washing- 1
ton and B.atterv
EXITED STATES RAIL'WAY M.Ul SERVICE,
assistant superintendent. I'ffice 606 Montgomcrj-
EXITED ST.ITES RECEIVER PEBLIC MOXEYS
(U. S. Lands), otfice 500 Jackson
EXITED STATES REGISTER lAXDS. office 506
Jackson
EXITED ST.4TES REGISTERS BAXKREPTCY,
District California, Samuel J. Clarke Jr., office 24
and 25 U. S. Cotirt Building, James M. Gitchell, office
636 Clav
United States Restaurant, Jacob M. Pike proprietor, 54S
Cla^
EXITED STATES SEi'RET SERVICE DIVISIOX,
office 5 U. S. Court Building
ITXITED STATES SHIPPIXG COMMISSIOXER,
office US Jackson cor Front
EXITED STITES SPECIAL AGEXT POST-OE-
EME HEP tItTMEXT. olfice 600 .Monti:"iinrv
EXITED STATES SPEJ'IAL AGEXT TBEASIRY
I>EP lUT^IEXT. office Custom House third tloor
EXITED STVTES SI PERVISIXG IXSPECTOR
STi: l>HtO iTS. office 11 1'. S. Ccnirt Building
EXITED STITES SI PPLEMEXTARY AP-
PR USER'S STORE, -N'"' cor Jacks.™ and Sansom
EXITED ST.ITES SIR* EYOR (Port San FrMiciseo,
office Custom House third floor
EXITED ST.4TES SCRVEYOK-GEXEBAL, office
S^O I'ine „ .^ .. .
EXITED STATES TREASERY. office 4'2S Mont
United Workingmen's Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co.,
422 Sacramento „ , . . ^
EXIVEBSITY COLLEGE, SE dr Stockton and Gcarj-
EXTVERSITY COLLEGE (.Medical Department of),
Henn- Gibbons Jr. dean, 114 Stockton . ,. .
EXIVERSITY MOI XD COLLEGE, S 8 Silver Av bet
San Jose:- and San Bruno roads
Universitv of California, Land Department, office 320 C^
Unkless George, deckhand stm Saucelito, Da-v-is St. Wharf
Unna Jacob (rnna ,(• Mears). Jwl 44 Third
Unna & Mears (Jacob L'nna and Jamee Jf<-ar»), manu-
facturers feather dusters and plumes, 1.57 New Mont
Uno Xoveltv Co., N'aylor i Swartlcy proprietors, chromos
and novelty goo.is, 724 J Market
Unmh Adolph, upholsterer California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 4-29 Bush ^ „ _ ^. , ,„,
Unruh Hinuu A., bookkeeper L. & E. Wcrtheimer, dwl
36S Brannan
Unwin Edward, printer, dwl 304 Market ^^^
Upham Isaac (I'ayot, IT. i Co.), dw! 618 fl*!^
Upp Adam, carpenter .James J. Jones, dwl 617 Natom*
Upp Margaret J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 212 Port
td
P«
Ladies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
^
Upshur John (colored), steward revenue cutter Shubrick,
[Iwl S30 Broadway
Upstone John, iron-door and shutter manufacturer, NE
cor Howard and Spear, dwi 400 Geary
Upton , patternmaker Union Iron Works
Upton Aui^lstine F., printer Bacon & Co., dwl NW cor
Steiner and McAllister
Upton Augustus, dwl 735 Pine
Upton A. W., fourth officer Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco de
Gama
Upton Benjamin V., printer, dwl 735 Pine
Upton Kdward P., clerk Castle Brothers, dwl 735 Pine
Upton Eugene A., foreman Hebrew Observer, dwl NW cor
St«iner and McAllister
Upton Henry C, printer F. Korbel & Brothers, dwl NW
cor Steiner and McAllister
Upton John, compositor Morning Call, dwl 735 Pine
Upton John P., book andjobprinter, 320 Clay, dwl 735 Pine
Uptiiii Maylon W., bookkeeper Pacific B.\nk, res Oakland
I I'TOX M. ii„ Bulletm Editorial Rooms, 517 Clay, dwl
425 Geary
Uratich George, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Urbais John, cabinetmaker Charles Schroff, dwl W s San
Bruno Road bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Urban Charles, cook, 407 Pacific
Urban Jacob, laborer Lyon & Co., dwl 107 Tehama
Urban Joseph, manufacturer violins and guitars, 509 Kear
Urburn R.. clerk, dwl 741 Market
IIRI FELIX, butcher, 20-24 S. F. Market, dwl 718 Ellis
Uri Isidor, with Felix Uri, dwl 718 Ellis
Urioste Adolfo (Urruela A- U.), dwl 828 Geary
Urioste George, bookkeeper Urruela & Urioste, dwl 828
Geary
Urkuijo Rosa Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 538 Green
Urner John, liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and Folsom
Ur(]\ihart A. H., dwl 1508 Larkin
Urquhart George S. A., painter Hopps & Sons, dwl 61
Bernard
Urquhart Joseph, clerk Arthur McCumiskey, dwl IS Na-
tonia
Urquhart Robert, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co., dwl 262
Tehama
Urruela Juan (Urnwla i- Vrwste), office 405 Front
Urruela* Urioste (7«(in Urniela and Adol/o Urioste),
commission merchants, 405 Front
Urrj- Alfred, mate Pacific Mail S. S. Colima, dwl 417 How
Urry David, mason, dwl 212 Broadway
Urrj' Frank, mason Palace Hotel
Uruchurtu Ricardo, clerk I. Gutt«, dwl 1018 Stockton
Usher John, special policeman, dwl NW cor Post and
Stockton
Usher John P., driver Pacific Transfer Co.
hama
Usher John P., conductor Omnibus R. R.
hama
Usher William, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
UsjTiski Barbara. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, dwl 14i Sher-
man
Usynski John, hairdresser, dwl 14J .Sherman
Utah Eclipse Mining Co., office 45 Slerchants' Exchange
Utah Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 419 Cali-
fornia room 19
Utica Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), ofljce
419 California room 19
Utschig Adolph, bootmaker, 657 Clav, dwl 1204 Powell
Utschig Amelia (widow), dwl 1206 Powell
Utschig John, custom boot and shoe manufacturer. 326
Bush, dwl 321i O'Farrell
Usti<;k William L., stockbroker, office 419 Cal, dwl 127 Kear
Utter Frederick, mining, dwl 318 Pine
Utter Henrj', physician, office isij Post, res Alameda
Utter John N., dwl 642 Polk
Utz Adam, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory dwl
North Point nr Larkin
Uuldrick John, seaman, dwl 104 St«uart
Uzeta Philip, fisherman, dwl 520 Green
Uznay Charles, bookkeeper H. W. Helms, dwl 1047 Mission
Uznay Frances (widow), dressmaker, 1047 Mission
Uzzovich John, restaurant, 1056 Market
•v.
Vacaro Augnist, laborer, dwl 9 Gaven
Vaccari Charles M., refiner S. F. Assajinff and Refining
Works, dwl 337 Fourth
Vacciri Anthony, laborer Uosta & Giota, dwl W s San Jog6
Road nr Six-mite House
, dwl 157J Te-
, dwl 157J Te-
Vacquier A., laborer G. Venard, dwl 736 Pacific
Vayes Pedro, waiter stm Pelican Oreg-on S. S. Co.
Vay:g' Henry, steward stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
Vagi, Christian, draj-nian, NE cor Front and California
Vat't Herman, laborer Cal. Sug^ir Refinery, dwl 922 Bry-
ant
Vagts Diederich H., driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl
5ZF> Seventh
Vagls George, junkdealer, 36 Fremont, dwl 1717 Leav
Vagts Henry, clerk Albert Mau & Co., dwl NE cor Jack-
son and Leavenworth
Vahlbusch Augiiste, upholsterer, dwl 358 Minna
Vahle Henrick.cook Christian Hansen, dwl 82 Everett
Vaig^ht Jorgen H., Scandina\ian Soc, 71 New Mont
Vail Akin H. {Sanbfffn, V. d- Co.), dwl 653 Seventeenth
Vail Napoleon B., trunkmaker Benjamin F. Gilman, res
West Oakland
Vail. See Vale
Vaile John, barkeeper, dwl 571 Howard
Vaillant Alphonsine (widow), dwi 1520 Geary
Vaillant Edmond, carpenter, dwl Twenty-seventh bet Ala-
bama and Harrison
Vaio Peter, dwl 006 Pacific, rear
Valasquez John, laborer Nathan Rogers
Valdez N., cigarmaker Cobo, Ygual & Co.
Valducci Constantine, cook St. Ignatius College, 841 Mar-
ket
Vale Charles (T'rt^o tt- Elli^), dwl 1511 Jackson
Vale Charles Jr., expresswagon, NE cor Clay and Dupont,
dwl 1332 Green
Vale George, longshoreman, dwl 26 Louisa
Vale William, Evening Bulletin Office, dwl 1511 Jackson
Vale & Ellis {Charles Vale and Samttel Ellis), black-
smiths, 53 Beale
Vale. See Vail
Valencia Antonio, armer, dwl S 8 Sixteenth bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Valencia Candelario, farmer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Valencia F., driver Market St. R. R.
Valencia Fernando, laborer Eduard Newman, dwl 616
Broadway
Valencia Henrj-, clerk P. S. Glassford, dwl 217 Tjier
Valencia Leonardo, tradesman, dwl S 8 Sixteenth bet
J Guerrero and Dolores
p'alente Luigi, bakery, 216 Broadway
Valenti Giovanni, liquor saloon, 1234 Dupont
Valentine Andrew, wat^;hman Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl SW cor Twentieth and Harrison
Valentine C. H,, shoemaker, 526^ Fourth, dwl 29 \Velsh
Valentine Clara Mrs., hairdresser, 9 Taylor
Valentine Edward J., dwl 814 California
Valentine Jacob, expressman, 22 Sansom, dwl N a Bush
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Valentine James T., clerk Stationery Department Wells,
Fargo &L Co., dwl 10 De Boom
Valentine John, foreman Dye House Mission and Pac.
Woolen Mills, dwl S s Twentieth nr Harrison
Valentine John B., salesman J. Ivanco\ich & Co., dwl 16
Park Av
\ALEXTIXE JOHN J., general superintendent Weils,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, office NW cor Montgomerv
and California, dwl 10 De Boom
Valentine John T., waiter, dwl 9 Taylor
Valentine John W., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
10 De Boom
Valentine Marj- (widowV dwl 16 Park Av
V.4LENTIXE S, D. (Francis d: V.), dwl 814 California
VALE.XTINE THOMAS B., office Francis & Valen-
tine, dwl 814 California
Valentine Vincent, salesman, dwl 24 Park Av
Valentin! J. Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis Church,
dwl 519 Green
Valenzuela Isabel (widow), dwl 10 Auburn
Valerga Bartholomew, musician, dwl 425 Filbert
Valerga Domenico, marblecutter Carlo Bianchi, dwl 425
Filbert
Valero Davide, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay
Valery De Chatrette Mme. (widow), dwl 14 Lafayette
Valianos George, laborer Allione & Stathopolis, dwl 228
Minna
Valla Pierre, poultryman Pierre Lartig-ua, 17 S. F. Market
Valle Giovanni, with Ginochio & Sturla, dwl 629 Lombard
Valle Lazan, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Valleau Sanmel, printer Joseph Winterbum >& Co., dwl
124 Austin
Valleau Thomas P., weigher U. S. Appraiser's Office, dwl
124 Austin
Vallege Charles, pinionmaker Cornell AVatch Co.
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presli Oysters.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
VAL
725
VAN
\ allejo and San Francisco Express, James Roney pro-
prietor, office 41S Sacramento
Vallejo J. A., carpenter, dwi 203 Post
■S'allejo John, carpenter, dwI 16 Sutter
YALLEJO .STRKET WHAUF, foot Vallejo
Y'ALLEJO !*TEA.MERsJ {Cat. Pacific IL BX Broad-
way St. Wharf
TALLEJO U. S. BONDED M'AREHOISE, John
O. Strauch propnetor, NW cor Front and Vallejo
Vallely Edward Mrs., dwl 3 iIont{,'omery Court
^"allestero Miss, comix>sitor, dwl 1143 Howard
Valiet Charles wines and liquors, SEcor Fourth and Har-
rison, dwl 403 Fourth
Vallet Charles Jr., clerk Charles Vallet, dwl 403 Fourth
Valli Francois, laborer Lick House
Valtat Geoj^e, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Van Alen William K., local agent Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
New York, office 025 Montgomerj-, dwl Lick House
Van Alstine Alonzo, hay and grain, SE cor Mission and
Ninth, dwl 43t) Jessie
Van Ansdel James, carpenter, dwl 305 Minna
Van Aiisdel William, carpent^^r, dwl 305 Minna
Van Auken Ellen Miss, seamstress l^otestant Orphan
Asylum, dwl W s Lagima bet Haight and Waller
Van Bargen John, laborer, Bay Sugar Refinery
Van Beaver E., dwl 753 Howard
Van Bergen August, wines and liquors, 425 Sansom, dwl
W s Capp bet INventy-second and Twentv-third
Van Bergen Ernest (Can Bergen <t i>o.s7/f/-),'dwl 433 Biish
Van Bergen James 0., captain stm MePherson, dwl 5(>G
Folsom
VAX BERGEN JOHN, capitalist, office 412 Clay, res
Germany
Van Bergen John W., with N. Van Bei^en &Co., dwl 834
Post
VAX BERGEX N. A CO. (Louis F. Holtz), importers
and wholesale wines and liquors, 413 and 415 Clay
Van Bergen Nicholas (S. Van Bergen <i- Co.), dwl 834 Post
Van Bergen & Dasher {Ernest Van Bergen and Henry
Dasher), liquor saloon, 433 Bush
Van Bokkelen William A. M., dwl 104 Mason
Van Brunt E., dwl 15 Second
Van Brunt George B. {Van Brunt 6: Bobbins), 408 Cali-
fornia
VAX BRrXT R. X., cashier Merchants' Exchange Bank,
office 423 California, dwl 70tt Taylor
Van Brunt & Bobbins {George B. Van Brunt and Edmund
Bobbins), stockbrokers, office 4US California
Van Buison Albert, laborer 531 Commercial
Van Biiren Albert, hairdresser, dwl 1121 Mission
Van Camp A., general superintendent Crushed Rock and
Asphaltum Paving Co., office 607 Montgomer}', dwl
505 Bush
Van Court James E., photographic printer William Shew,
dwl 115 Kearny
Van Court John F., carriagetrlmmer, 5S1 Market, dwl 255
Third
Van Cuurt John W., stockfitter F. X. East, dwl 400 Hayes
Van Crombugghe Alfred, bookkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, dwl S06 Green
Van Crombrugghe August, dentist, Henry Davis, dwl 24
Everett
Van Daalan Marcus C, bootcutter L M. W'entworth & Co.,
dwl W s Adam bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty -seventh
nr San Bruno Road
Van De Berger Genit, laborer C. James King of Wm. &
Co., dwi 33 Hinckley
Van De Casteele F. X., zincographer, dwl 410 Hyde
Van De Casteele H. X., artist and designer, dwl 410 Hyde
Van De Mark Kerdinard, traveling agent, dwl 511 Webster
Van De Mark George, dwl 129 Eleventh
Van De Mark , miner, dwl 830 Market
Van Denburgh Alison, dentist, office and dwl 131 Geary
Van Denburgh Daniel, dentist, office and dwi 229 Gear>'
Van den Bergh John P. P., physician, office G45 Commer-
cial, dwi SOI Leavenworth
Van der Hyde C, clerk, dwl 1107 Kearny
Van der Naillen Albert, civil engineering school, 606 Mont-
gomery-, dwi AV s Priest nr Wa^^hingtou
Van der Veen 0. M., seaman, dwi 104 Steuart
Van der Weele William, pickier C. James King of Wm. &
Co., dwi 413 Drumm
Van der Zwaag Frederick, seaman, dwi 104 Steuart
Van Dervoot William A., clerk Hale & Co., 50S Wash
Van Deursen Henry F., dwi 710 Clementina
Van Deursen J. H., machinist Kimball Manuf. Co., dwi
405 Fourth
Van Deventer Frank, clerk, dwl SW cor Howard and
Twenty-second
Van Deventtir Marj- (widow), dwi SW cor Howard and
Iwenty- second
Van Doom Charles H., gasfitter Bush & MUne. dwl N s
Brodenck bet Post and Geary
Van Doren George, local agent Wheeler & Wilson Sewine
Machme Co., dwl 1411 Stockton ^
Van Doni Charles, driver Central R.R.,dwl Seventh nr
Branuan
Van Dorous Alfred, seaman, dwi 320 Third
Van Dorous Maria Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 320 Third
Van Drake A. J., machuiist F. A. Huntington, dwi 331
Mmna
Van Dusen Cornelius, foreman Golden Gate Flourine
MUls, dwl 209 Minna ®
Van Dusen Herbert, milker John Lennon, dwi 612 Fourth
Van Dusen John ( Van Du«cn d- Miller), dwi 28 Ellis
Van Dusen Stark, clerk Horace Davia & Co., dwi 209
Minna
Van Dusen 5: Miller {John Van Dusen and Henry W.
Miller), reaJ-estate agents, office 42G Kearny
Van Duyn Edward C, barkeeper Buckley &, Mooney. dwi
104U Mission
Van Duzen Edward G., housepainter Noble & Gallagher,
dwi 1900 Leavenworth
Van Duzer A. P., assistant U. S. attorney, office 6 U. 8.
Court Buildiug, dwi 2(>i Kearny
Van Duzer Oliver, engineer stm Ajax, Oregon S. S. Co.,
dwl 10 Brenham PI
Van Duzer S. \. K., conmiission merchant, office 504 San-
sum, dwl 1117 Kearny
Van D}ke George P., dwi S s Pine bet Octavia and La-
guna
Van Dyke Joseph, plasterer, dwi S s Pine bet Octavia and
L^nma
Van Dyke Samuel P., bookkeeper Hanson, Ackerson &.
Co., dwi 2607 Bush
VAX DVKE M ALTER, L'. S. attorney, office 7 and 8
U. S. Court Building, res Oakland
Van D}Tie Nellie (widow), teacher music, dwi W s Brews-
ter nr San Bi-uno Road, Bernal Heights
Van Dyne James, blacksmith Larkins a: Co., dwi W s Ber-
nal bet Precita and Serpentine avs, Bernal Heights
Van Geist«rfield H. Louis, hair-dressing saloon, t>33 Pa-
cffic, dwi 635 Pacffic
Van GUlpen Carl, professor music, dwi 505 Leavenworth
Van Hagen Ferdinand, clerk John H. Meyer, dwi NW cor
Third and Townsend
Van Haverbeke Henry, shoecutter M. Guerin, dwl 426
Vallejo, rear
Van Helms J., captain stm Donald, Clay St. TINTiarf
Van Heusen Henry, salesman Greenebaum Bros., dwi 933
Bush
Van Hoeter Robert, machinist Union Iron Wurks, dwi 613
Mission
Van Morton Garret, piledriver, dwi 1123 Duiwnt
VAX HOl'i^EX M'lLLI.A.n, market, NE cor Eddy and
Mason, dwl 600 Gear>'
Van Houten James, dwl 5 Bryant Av, rear
■\'an Idelst«in E., carpenter, dwl 429 Bush
Van Idelstein H., car].>enter, dwl 429 Bush
Van Keuren Abmm H., ship clerk, dwl 3 Mont Court
VAX lU^lK EA.MBERX, proprietor S. F. Broom Fac-
torj', E s Howard nr Seventeenth
Van Laer Peter, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwi
634 Pacific
Van Liebergen Gustave, clerk A. E. Sabatie &. Co., dwl
307 Fremont
Van Ness Avenue Laundr\-, Ruelle & Co. proprietors, W
6 Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Van Ness James P., contractor, dwi 867 Mission
Van Ness John, cari>ent*.'r, dwi 538 Green
Van Ness John, shoemaker Morris Carey, dwi 442 Fulton
Van Ness Joseph W., mason, dwl 867 Mission
Van Ness Miriam twidow), dwl 422 Fulton
Van Ness 'ITiomasC, cust'-m-house attorney Central Pa-
cific R. R., NE cor Fourth and Towii&end room 23,
dwi 29 Second Av
Van Ness William {Van Sess <h Williams), NL cor
Drumm and Sacramento
Van Ne<s 6: Williams (iVilliam Van JS'ess and Henry
Wtlluims), carpenters and builders, NE cor Drumm
and Sacramento
Van Noorden William, liquor saloon, 312 Mission
Van Norden Robert T. {UUmore Jc Van N. and Stanyan
<i- Van y.), dwi 1819 Sacramento
Van Norton John, broker, dwi 505 Leavenworth
Van Nostrand Daniel C, delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.'s Office, dwl 1207 Folsom
Van O'Dyke John, boatbuUder John Reed, dwl 3 Zee PI
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Van Orden Charles, dwl 121 Shipley I
Van Orden Charles, jobprinter H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl
lai Garden !
Van Orden David T., deputy fire marshal and bricklayer,
dwl 1-215 Clay
Van Orden John, mining-, office 419 California room 17
Van Orden Leander, cigar inspector Custom House, dwl
13i Garden
Van Orden Leander Jr., dentist student, dwl 13J Garden
Van Osten Emile, actor California Theater, dwl 742 Wash
Van Pelt Peter, clerk H. JI. Newhall & Co., dwl 320 Fre-
mont
Van Pelt Rachel (widow), dwl 25 John
Van Pelt William li., pilot, dwl 924 Mission
Van l*raag Isaac L., dwl yJl Geary
Van Praaj,^ Joseph L., dwl 703 Clay
Van Praag Samuel, foreman W. E. Bridge, dwl 17 Russ
Van Praag Simon, cigars and tobacco, 30 Montgomery,
dwl 1715 Hyde
Van Rensselaer Philip S., merchant, dwl 912 Taylor
VAX REVXEGO.M F. W„ attorney at law, office 531
Cal, dwl S s Greenwich bet Fillmore and Steiner
Van RejTiegom John L., assistant cashier Custom House,
res San Rafael
Van Riper James, carpenter, dwl 90C Jackson
Van Santen Evariste, secretarj- Chili Consulate and clerk
Belloc Freres, 524 Mont^omerj-, dwl SOti Stockton
VAX SCHAAt'K CHAIM'HV P. (C. F. Van Schaack
tt Co.), dwl 518 Sutter
VAX SCII.lAi'K 1'. r. A CO. {George Loamis), im-
porters and wholesale and retail dealers clothing and
gents' furnishing goods, boots, tobacco, Yankee no-
tions, etc, 70»-716 Kearny
Van Schaack William, carpenter Market St. R. R., dwl 333
Seventeenth
Van Schuick L. H., attorney at law. office 606 Mont^om-
erv, dwl 650 Howard
Van Schuldt William, porter N. R. Lowell, dwl 39 Jack
Van Sice Edward, captain Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska, office
NW cor Saci'amento and Leidesdorff
Van Straaten Benjamin E., salesman H. Behrendt & Co.,
dwl 535 Fulton
Van Syckel G. A., commission merchant, dwl 421 Hyde
Van Tassell Alexander, dwl 1253 Montgomerj-
Van Velson Charles, cook stmNewbern Colorado S. N. Co.,
Folsom St. Wharf
Van Vleet Eli J., helper Melter and Refiner's Department
U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Van Yliet Leon, clerk H. Myers & Son, dwl 333 Kearny
Van Voorhees George, doorkeeper Bella Union Theater,
dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Van Voorhees Richard J. (G. W. Chesley it Co.), dwl 238
Taylor
Van Vranken Cornelius D., carpenter Charles L. Tilden,
dwl 322 O'Farrell
Van Vranken Frank, clerk North Pacific R. R., dwl 322
OTarrell
Van Wagener M., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Great Re-
public
Van Wagoner M., special policeman, dwl 719 O'Farrell
Van Walbeck Martin, carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 723
Natoma
Van Wie Arie, carpenter and manufacturer patent clothes-
dryer, 123 Ninth
Van Winkle Abraham J., proprietor West End Distillery,
E s Old San Jos6 Road m- Industrial School, dwl 516
Octavia
Van Winkle Henry, salesman Frederick G. E. Tittel, dwl
726i Howard
Van Winkle Henry Mrs., dressmaker, 726J Howard
Van Winkle Isaac H. {Van Winkle it- Davenport), dwl 317
Fulton
VAX MIXHLE «£ DAVEXPORT (Isaac S. Van
Winkle and Charles W, Davenport), importers iron,
steel, heavy hardware, and C\miberland coal, 413 and
415 Market
Van Wonner E., telegraph repairer Electrical Construc-
tion and Maintenance Co., dwl 759 Market
Van Wyck Henr>' L., office 411 California, dwl 809 Stock
Van Wyck Sidney M., cashier Cheesman, Head & Thorn-
burg, dwl SW cor Jackson and OctaWa
Van Wyck Thomas W., bookkeeper William K. Van Alen,
dwl 1009 PoweU
Van Zandt John W., physician, dwl 1411 California
Van Zandt John W. Jr., physician, dwl 1411 California
Van Zant Julia A. (widow), dwl Mission Av nr Eight-
eenth
Vanasdie J. H., carpenter Palace Hotel
Vanasdie W. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Vance Charles, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, dwl 106
Minna
Vance James, liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, res 2210 Jackson
Vance John, baker Hughes & Foley, dwl 232 Mimia, rear
Vance Joseph, clerk B. F. Barton & Co., dwl 411 Sansom
Vance Mary Mrs., dwl 1009 Taylur
Vance Prescott, printer, dwl 154 Clara
Vance Robert, plumber, dwl 154 Clara
Vance RoUa D., druggist, dwl 533 Sacramento
Vance S. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 533 Sacramento
Vance William, blacksmith John Moholey, dwl cor First
Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Vancini Sebastiano, peddler, dwl 533 Vallejo
Vandal , plumber, dwl 104 Jessie
Vandall B. C. {Vandall d- Voujt), dwl 617 Lombard
Vandall & Voigt (B. C. Vandall and F. Ji. Voigt), pro-
prietors Guide, office 521 Clay
Vandenburgh F. L., general superintendent Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Co. , office 507 Cal, res Oakland
Vander Louis E., laundrjTnan, dwl 634 Minna
Vanderbilt William W., engineer Francis I. Curry, dwl 32
Silver
Vanderburg E. L., salesman Stone & Hayden, dwl 315
Hyde
Vandercook Emma M. (widow), dwl NW cor Steiner and
Fulton
Vandercrook Roberts, carpenter Market St. R. R., dwl
NW cor Steiner and Fulton
Vandergaw Cornelius N., c^rriagemaker, dwl 464 Minna
Vandergrift J. C, bookkeeper, dwl 246 Third
Vanderhorst H. J., carrier Golden Era
Vanderpool Jacob, poi-ter 122 Battery, dwl 6 Miles PI
Vanderslice Henry, clerk, dwl 5 Auburn
Vanderslice James, melter W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
5 Auburn
Vanderslice William K. (TT. K. Vanderslice d; Co.), dwl
S30 California
VAXUEKSLICE W, K. A CO. {Lucius Thompson),
manm'acturers silverware, watches, and jewelrj-, 136
Sutter
Vandervoort Mariette A. Mrs., dwl 431 Shipley
Vandewater Herman, watchman Southern Pac. R. R. , dwl
106 Shotwell
Vandewater Sophia Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel
Vandewater William, gasfitter Bush A: Milne, dwl 7 How-
ard Court
Vandewater William H. {Sprague 6: Vandewater), dwl 7
Howard Court
Vandor Pauline (widow), dwl 210S Taylor
Vanduser John, real-estate agent, dwl 342 Tehama
Vane William, druggist James Curtis & Co., dwl 963 Miss
Vanetti Giovanni, waiter, dwl 641 Broadway
Vanner Joseph, teamster Hancock ii Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Vanni N., modeler, dwl 1426 Pacific
Vannuchi Antonio, hostler Novella & Pitto, dwl 427 Jack-
son
Vannucchi Arcangiolo, laborer MarsiU & Co., dwl 320
Broadway
Vannucchi Guiseppe {Marsili tt Co.), dwl 820 Broadway
Vanprooijen Hubert, collector La Voce del Popolo, dwl 11
Oak Grove Av
Vansano A., Uquordealer, dwl 619 Pine
Vantine John, hairdresser, W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Vanvlack G. J., physician and surgeon, office and dwi S12
Howard
Varalla Joseph, musician, dwl 37 Sullivan's Building
Varena Alexander, actor California Theater, dwl 742 Wash
Varennes E. Guiot des, clerk Constantine Villard
Varicas Lionel, patent agent and civil engineer, office 425
Kearny, dwl 1009 Powell
Varley James, laborer, dwl 1835 Howard
Varnar Charles, buteher, dwl W s Taylor bet Chestnut and
Francisco
Vamdell William P., bakery and confectioner, SW cor
Twentieth and Valencia
Vameke T., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Varnell Stephen S., dwl 215 Foxirth
Vaniev Edrick K., dwl 814 Sansoni
Vamey E. H. B. Mrs., teacher, dwl 121 First Av
Vamey Lebbeus H., housecarpenter, office 638 Market,
dwl 611 Powell
Vamey Lincoln, painter Frost & Richards
Vamey Man- Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,
dwl 12l'First Av
Vamey Robert, dwl 121 First Av
Varney Stephen H., millwright, dwl S s Fifteenth Av bet
L and M, South S. F.
Varozza Pietro, carriagemaker John W. Lowry, dwl 1304
Powell
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Zearny, EstabUshed 1852.
dwl
^";l^tIey Frank, boilenuaker McAfee, Spiers & Co,
125 Dora
\ ary Charles R., dwl 502 Sutter
\ .tsalovieh Antoine, restaurant, 9 Dupont, dwl 415 Na-
toma
Vasconcellos Joseph J., stoves and tinware, 524 Washing-
ton, dwl 672 Harrison
V;\slin M. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 817 Clay
\atflit Frank S., physician, office 308 Kearny, dwl SE cor
Seventeenth and Mission Av
\ asqiiez lago San, marbleworker Leon R. Myers & Co.,
dwl Green nr Dupont
Vasquez Jesus L., dwl 836 Broadway
Vasquez Joseph M., expressman, dwl 15 Bannam PI
Vassault Ferdinand, real-estate ayent, office 215 SanBom
room 10, dwl 1112 Leavenworth
Va^selin Hippolj-te, toys and fancy gooda, 22 Fourth
Vatch John, waiter 54S Clay
Vaughan Benjamin, clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 11
Selina PI
Vaughan Cornelia Mrs., dressmaker Sullivan & Moorhead,
dwl 1312 Pine
Vaughan Edward, gatekeeper Golden Gate Park
Vaughan Frederick, newsdealer and stationer, 602 Mont-
gomery, dwl 421 Fourth
Vaughan George H., expressman, 12 Geary, dwl 38 Stanly
Vaughan Hector W., photographic artist, 724J Market
and 18 Third, dwl Prospect Av nr California Av, Ber-
nal Heights
Vaughan John, foreman George Poultney, dwl 203 Ritch
Vaughan John C, compositor A. L. Bancroft &, Co., dwl
1102 Montgomery
Vaughan Mary A. (widow), dwl 1102 Montgomery
Vaughan William Mrs. (widow), dwl 11 Selina PI
Vaughan William, sash and blindmaker, dwl 11 Selina PI
Vaughn Alphonso H. {Vau/jfni dr Daly), dwl 15 Sixth
Vaughn George, carpenter William Dregger, dwl NW cor
Pine and Larkin
Vaughn James W., carpenter, dwl Hinckley bet Mont^
gomery and Kearny
Vaughn Johannah Miss, dressmaker, dwl 351 Minna
Vaughn John, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Vaughn P., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Vaughn Vernon H., weigher abrased coins U. S.
dwl 1312 Pine
Vaughn W., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Vaughn William, cook, dwl 427 Fourth
Vaughn &: Daly (^ /p/i07w>o //. Vau<jhn and Charles H.
Daly), liquor saloon, 5 Kearny
Vaul Christopher, waiter stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Vaupel Henrj', varnisher Johnson & Best, dwl GO Miles PI
Vayo John, cooper F. W. Arnold, dwl 918 Pacific
Vbrsey Mark, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Vear Joseph, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Co.
Veasey Perler (Johnston d- F.), dwl 1209 Taylor
Vecci Joseph, tailor, dwl 637 Pacific
Vecken Peter, seaman, dwl 23 .\jithony
Vedder Rodney S., clerk, dwl 22 Jessie
Vede Carl, laborer, dwl 36 White PI
Vedemann John, cooper, dwl 510 Brj'ant
Vedot James, painter, 1131 Dupont, dwl 1123 Dupont
Veeder James, Ship Calker's Assn, 713 Mission
Veen Franz, clerk Locan & Co., dwl 316 Pine
Veeu George, carbuilder N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
Jessie nr Fifth
Veers Theodore, druggist, dwl Continental Hotel
Veersmann Frederick (Veersnuinn it Schmidt), dwl 1059
Market
Veersmann & Schmidt (Frederick Veersmann and Fred-
erick Schtnidt^yheer sa.\oon, 1059 Market
Veillent Edward, carpenter S. M. Hills
Veiller Louis, merchant, dwl 807 Pacific
Veirs Frank B., salesman George W. Qark, dwl 137 Mont
Veiso Antonio, dwl 932 Clay
Veitch Perry, bootmaker, 609 Howard
Veitmeyer Edouart, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor Eighth and Brjant
Velasquez John, tanner, dwl 16 Union
Velasquez Santiago, marbleworker Leon R. Myere & Co.,
dwl Pacific nr Montgumery'
Velbert John S., clerk, dwl 1151 Harrison
Velbert Peter H., grticeries and liquors, 1151 Harrison
Velee William H., plumber Bush & Milne, dwl 58 Everett
Vella Henn' W., shoemaker, dwl 831 Howard
Vellage B. F., watehmaker WiUiam Mund, dwl 854 Folsora
Veliage Charles, watehmaker Cornell Wateh Co., dwl 609
Bryant
Mint,
Nevada bet
\ ellinger George, saddle and hamessmaker, 123 Fourth
Veluardo B., laborer, dwl 1500 Dupont
Venalia Federicu, waiter, dwl 14 Ohio
VEi\ARD CJ., manufacturer Chartres coffee, siiioei
mustard, etc., 025 and *i27 Front, dwl 702 Lombard *
Vencel Louis, porter Osgutnl & Stetson, dwl "22 Green
Vendee , cook, dwl 009 Jackson
Vendoe W. H., clerk A. L. Lengfeld, dwl 2 Taylor PI
Venere James, machinist Hawkins &, Cantrell, dwl 318
Pine
Venerzia A., fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Vengerhots Jean, dressmaker, 639 Broadway
Venino Albert (Ihutvr lirun. A- Co.), dwl
Kansas and Khodf Island
Venker Frederick, laborer, dwl 128 Dora
Venker Henry, clerk Henrj- Campe, dwl SW cor Twelfth
and Howard
Vennegg John, hostler Edward Dowling, dwl 1.W5 Folsom
Vennekohl John, clerk Christopher Hartmann, dwl NW
cor Third and Brannan
Vennekosu Bemhard, clerk William H. Brenner, dwl NW
cor Pacific and Jones
Venner Henrj-, messiuan Pacific Mail S. S. Mohongo
Vensano Alexander, with F. Daneri & Co., dwl 019 Pine
Venson Charles, carpente-r, dwl 1406 Pine
Ventaine Engoustus, laborer Clifford & Talbot, dwl nr
University Mound College
Venton Anscott {Moran tt \ .), dwl 943 Howard
Ventras Frank, porter J. H. Cook ^ Co.
Ventura John, seaman, dwl 110 Jackson
Venturi Agidio, i^hoemaker G. Demiutini, dwl 14 Union PI
Venturi Julio, shoemaker, dwl 12 Cnion PI
Veosca Flora Miss, bookbinder, dwl 220 Turk
Ver Mehr Alfred de R., clerk Parrott & Co., dwl 8 Tyler
Ver Mehr John L. Rev., dwl 1113 Sutter
Ver Mehr John M., bookkeeper Sandereon & Horn, dwl
1113 Sutter
Verandah Lodgings, Ralsten & Cottrell proprietors, 509
Washington
Verbeit Frank, laborer Henry F. Williams, dwl Long
Bridge foot Fourth
Verbist Alexander, tailor, dwl SW cor Dufiont and Bdwj-
Vercoutere Charles L., cutter M. Guerin, dwl cor Twen-
ty-fifth and Church
Verden John, watchman Savage & Sun, dwl 34 Minna
VEBDE\.4L D. F„ mining secretarj-, office 40U Cali-
fornia, dwl 1525 Sutter
Verdenal John M., attorney at law, office 22 Court Block
036 Clay, dwl Nucleus House
Verdenhalven John, groceries and liquors, 971 Harrison
Verdier Gaston (Kaiiullcr d- Co.), res Paris
Verdig George, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Verdin Adolphe, shoemaker, dwl 03 Sullivan's Building
Verdon Edward M., engineer, dwl lOS Eleventh
Verdon E. M. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 108 Eleventh
Verdon Thomas J., clerk Callaghan, L>-nch & Co., dwl
108 Eleventh
Vere , window- shademaker, dwl 137 Montgomery
Verelehm Heiirj', waiter Francis Lacoste, dwl 527 Green,
rear
Verges John, baker, 525 Union
Verges Peter {Verges ^ Orra), dwl 634 Pacific
Verges & Orra (Peter Verges and Frank Orra), Uquor
saloon, 634 Pacific
Vergez Celestin, bakery, 101 Dupont
Vergin Charles, tailor, dwl 030 Green
Verhegen Louis, porter August Derre
Verick Thomas, laborer, dwl 25 Kincon PI ^ . , „
Veritas International Register of Shippmg, Daniel F.
Hutehings agent, 31S Califoniia
Veritzan Catherine T., dressmaker, dwl 29 Natoma
Vermeil Jean L. {Veniwil d- Wellington), office SE cor
Fourth and Berrj- ., . « p
Vermeil i Wellingt^>n (Jean L. I ermeU and George h.
W'Uimjton), hay and grain, SE cor Fourth and Berr>'
Vemalez Peter, dwl'Bruadway bet Dupont and Stockton
Vemar Louis, tanner B. Struvcn, dwl Fifteenth nr How
Vemard Rosa Miss, ehoefitter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl
610* Natema
Vemer John, seaman, dwl 815 Stockton
Vemet August, teacher French, dwl 916 Stockton
Vemet L., dwl 06 Sullivan's Building -, « „ ,
Vernon Augustus, Shipwrights Juur. Assn, 71 New Mont
Vernon Charles, real estate, dwl al2 St^K;kton
Vernon Charlotte (widow), dwl 1900 Broadway
Vemon G. R., clerk McNcar ^ Bro., res Oakland
Vernon John B., carpenter, dwl 560 Howard
Vemon Joseph P., salesman George C. Johnson & Co.,
dwl 122 Geary
Baths ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery.
Vernon Mineral Water Co., William H. Bovee agent,
office "238 Montyomery
Vernon William, advertising agent Mark A. Miller, dwl
1210 Mission
Vero William, vamislier, dwl 664 Minna
Verponi Perlo, gardener, dwl bet San Bruno Road and
Railroad Av, iJay View
Verrano Jeano. bootblack G. Cordano, dwl Vallejo bet
Dupont and Kearny
Verrill Calvin M., locksmith, 641 Mission
Verso Peter, calker, dwl 4 Beale PI nr Beale
Vertch Moses, printer, dwl 53 Stevenson
Vesaria Louis, assistant cashier Pacific Bank, dwl 1214
Mission
Vescavo Antonio, longshoreman, dwl 27 De Boom
Veschsted Henry, carpenter, dwl 1825 Powell
Vesner James, dwl 704^ Mission
Vest George {Jiiley d- V.), dwl 541 Fourth
Vestal Richard K., wheelwright John W. Farren, dwl 111
Jsinth
Vest* Conrad, cabinetmaker, dwl 16 Geneva
VeUiIa Rosa, jeweler R. W. Jackson
Vetrux Pedrough, laborer, dwl Long Bridge foot Fourth
Vettcr Alfred bird-cage and tiu-ware manufacturer, 225
Dupont
Vetter William A., porter Yates & Co., dwl 722 Howard,
rear
Vetterlein Monis, moroccofinisher Bloch & Davidson, dwl
SE cor Erannan and Sixth
Veulliod Jules, cook Philip Donoho, 417 Front
Veuve Henry Hj-ppolite, salesman Am^ Vignier, dwl 742
Washington
VejTassat E., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., dwl 23 Stockton
Veyrat Alfonso, waiter Maurice Ve\Tat, dwl 420 Jackson
Ve^Tat Maurice, proprietor White House Rest-aurant, 420
Jackson
VejTat Paul, cook Maurice Veyrat, dwl 420 Jackson
Viadero Damaso, salesman A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl
1012 McAllister
Viannay Alexander, silkweaver, 12^ Stockton
Viannay Anna Mme., lacemender, 12^ Stockton
Viarez "Juhn, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Vallejo St.
Whiirf, dwl 25 Drumm
Vibert Maxime, fruits and candies, 623 Fourth
Vicaulet Jean, butcher E. Artigues & Co. , dwl S s Fifth
Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Vice Martin, boatbuilder, 22 Mission, dwl 156 Minna
Vice Mary A., nurse, dwl 1014 Devisadero
Vice Mary A. (widow), teacher music, dwl 1009 Mission
Vice Thitmas, boatbuilder, 1 Mission, dwl E s Devisadero
bet <.»'Farrcll and Geary
Viceiizo Nicoline, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Vicenzo Veutui-a, fisherman, dwl 32 Clay
Vicini Juseph, fruitdealer, dwl 6 Gaven
Vicini Pietro, fruitdealer, SW cor Mason and Pacific, dwl
1 Vernon PI
Vick Caruline (widow), dwl 522 Folsom
Vicke August, porter Pool & Harris, dwl cor Bryant and
Third
Vickery William, cook, dwl 615 Commercial
Vickury Isaac, mariner, dwl 307 Folsom
Viclur Burchard, salesman, dwl 712 Howard
Victor Christopher W., carpenter, dwl 1027 Harrison
Victor Dul, steward Lick House, dwl 12S Geary
Victor Enmia Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Eakiiis, dwl 1027
Harrison
\1ctur Geneve, waiter Jacob Stork & Co., dwl cor Broad-
way and Montgomery
Victor Gustave, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 1005
Mission
Victor H. C, dwl 121 Sixth
Victor John, machinist New Wilson Sewing Machine, dwl
1027 Harrison
Victor (Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co.), office 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Victor Saumel, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 1005
Mission
Victoria and Imperial Mining Co. (Little Cottonwood,
Utah), office 3U2 Montgomery room 5
I'lCTOICL-i MAIL LI\E, Goodall, Nelson & Perkins
agents, office 10 Market
Victory John, miner, dwl 503 Mission
Vidak John, cook Pendo & Co., dwl 723 Da\TS
Vidal Jean, liquor saloon, 706 Pacific
Vidal R., veterinarj' surgeon, dwl 1403 Stockton
Vidaver H. Rev., rabbi Congregation Sherith Israel, dwl
81U O'Farrell
Videau I'Vani;oise (widow), {Roth (t Videati), dwl 856 Miss
Vido Frederick F., clerk 1). (^uevedo, dwl 1330 Dupont
Vidy G., marquetrymaker Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl 534
Valencia
Vie Henri, cook Victor Bordeaux, dwl 89 Dupont
Vieira Antonio, seaman stm Salinas, Washington St. Wharf
Vienna Mel, dwl W s Sansom bet Union and Green
Viera Joseph, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Market St. ^^^la^f
Vieria Marianna Miss, dressmaker Agnes Heiser, dwl 10
Vallejo
Viernay Alfred, restaurant, 738 Washington
Viers Jesse E., with E. C. Boobar & Co., res Oakland
Point
Viesil Eliza (widow), dwl 12 Morey Alley
Vietor Conrad (Muecke, V. .i- Co.), dwl Occidental Hotel
Victor Frederick, clerk Carl L. Wilhelm, dwl 317 Minna
Vignes , dwl 532 Pacific
TICiMER AMI, importer and wholesale wines and liq-
uors, 429 and 431 Battery, dwl 701 Stockton
Vigoureux Augustus W., physician, office NE cor Mission
and Third, dwl 1609 Turk
Vigoiu-eux Peter M., wharfinger Pacific MaU S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, dwl 415 Sixth
Vikander Andros, porter Clark, Scott & Co., dwl 22 Turk
Vilar Felix, winebottler, dwl 30 Lewis PI
Villa, Guido Mangenberg proprietor, NW cor Sixth Av and
Fulton
ViUalobos Tomas, jeweler P. M. Herreras, dwl 16 Hinck-
ley
VIliLAKD CO^'STANTIIV, wines and liquors, 1330
Stockton, dwl SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Villarino Dolores Mrs., dwl 1224 Pacific
Ville Anton, woodsawj'er, dwl 919 Sacramento
Villedieu Charles, wines and liquore, 304 Sutter, dwl 525
Union
Viltega Leopold J., gunmaker, 730 Washington
Villegas Gregorio, porter John S. Manson, dwl 721 Bwdy
VUlemeur John J., bootmaker, 507 Jackson, dwl 803
Montgomery
Villes Agnes (widow), dwl 1017 Market
Villier Jacob, stonecutter, dwl N s Liberty nr Guerrero
VIMOXT JOSEPn X., stockbroker, office 426 Mont-
gomery, dwl 213 Turk
Vincengone Antonio, fisherman, dwl 717 Sansom
Vincent Arthur, drayman Vincent & Johnson, dwl 1414
Geary
Vincent Charles, barkeeper C. La%inge, dwl 812 Kearny
Vincent Clarence, dwl Russ House
Vincent Daniel, carpenter Machinery Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 1414 Gearj'
Vincent Edward E., compositor, dwl 738 Washington
Vincent Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 222^ Stevenson
Vincent Eugene, clerk H. H. Noble & Co., dwl 222^ Stev
Vincent Francois, dyer L. RoUand & Co., dwl 1411 Mason
Vincent Frank, hairdresser G. Boisseau, dwl cor Pacific
and Mason
Vincent G. C, teamster, dwl N 9 Seventeenth nr Church
Vincent George T., clerk Estee & Boalt, dwl 26 Sixth
Vincent George W. (Fox X- V.), dwl 9 Laskie
Vincent Henry P., civd engineer and draftsman, dwl 1422 J
Washington
Vincent James, carpenter William Dregger, dwl 614^ Na-
toma
Vincent John P., carpenter and builder, dwl SE cor Stei-
ner and Ellis
Vincent Joseph, seaman, dwl 1304 Turk
Vincent Jules, laborer Mme. Virginia Vincent, dwl 106
Gieary
Vincent Pierre, vegetables, 7 Colombo Market
Vincent Samuel, boatman, Berry nr Third, dwl 310 Ritch
Vincent Sevin, seedsman and florist, 607 Sansom, res East
Oakland
Vincent Virginia Mme., laundry, 106 Geary
Vincent William, dwl W s Nineteenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Vincent William, storekeeper Union Club
Vinenzo Brigone, miner, dwl 215 Broadway
Viner Hemy A., trader, dwl 1328 Stockton
Viner John A., trader, dwl 11 Pinckney PI
Vines Addie Mrs., dwl 1013 Washington
Viney Heurj', ironer Occidental Laundry
Vining Andrew J., dwl 1329 Pacific
Vining Everard A., engraver George C. Shreve & Co., dwl
1522 Post
Vinsot Pierre, barkeeper Eugene St. Julien, 721 Pacific
Vinton William B., hostler William E. Bridge, dwl 311
Fourth
Vinton W. R., laborer Freight Depot Southern Pac.R. R.,
cor Fifth and Townsend
Vinzent Charles, loan and commission, office 424 Mont-
gomery, res Oakland
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AN & CO.'S.
p. VAIT SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, Estatlished 1862.
Violich Nicolas, ^esta^lrant, 315 Fifth
Viot Eugene, capitalist, dwl 712 Vallejo
Viitt Heiiry, carpenter, dwl S\V cor Mont Av and Vallejo
Virden Albert, ]>ort«r Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl W" s
De%'isadero bet Post and Sutter
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., Walter E. Dean secre-
tary, otfice 419 California room 19
Virginia Block, NW cur Pacific and Stockton
Vir^nnia Cun^ulidated Minin}; Co. (Inyo Co.), office 318 Cal
Virsing Charies, trunkmaker, &46 Market
Virtue GoM Mining- Co. (Oregon), office 402 Mont, room 2
ViTzi Alexander, caviar manufacturer and fish, 20 Clay
St. Market, dwl 10 Washington
Visaid Maria, seamstress Cosmopolitan Hotel
Visalia, Havilah, and Independence Stage Line, W. G.
Roberta agent, office 208 Montgomerj-
VISt'UER El^lVAKD, commission merchant, office
SW cur Front and Jackson room 4, dwl 602 Stockton
Visker Henrj', painter, dwl 281 Minna
Vitaich John, restaurant and oyster house. 111 Second,
dwl 50 Minna
Vitch John, waiter, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Vitt Alfred, salesman Jones & Co., dwl 36 Eddy
Vitts Jacob {Matthey il- V.), dwl 1523 Mission
Vi\ian Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Ntiv.), office 419 California
room 19
Virian Robert, rigger, dwl 311 Main
YIVLIA THOMAS J., editor Figaro, dwl 428 Third
Virien Augiiste, florist, 12 Eddy
Vivier Arthur, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl H Havens
PI
Vizard Elizabeth A., dressmaker, dwl 620 Taylor
Vizard Henry, salesman Da\is Bros., dwl G20 Taylor
Vizard Heui^' H., jobprinter John P. Upton, dwl 333 Min
Vizard Thomas real estate, dwl o'SZ Minna
Vizina Charles, blacksmith, dwl 1518 Broadway
Vizina Jauics {Vizina d: Co.), dwl 704^ Jlissiuu
Vizina & Co. (Jame^ Vizina and Gardner S. I2alt)j res-
taurant, 55-59 Third
Vladimiroff Michael, teacher languages Greek-Russo
Church, 911 Jackson
Vlak Lucas, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Vlautin Joseph {P. Vlaittin d: Bro.), dwl 717 Davis
Vlautin P. & Bro. (Joseph Vlautin), restaurant and cof-
fee house, 715 Davis
Vlautin Paul {P. Vlautin tt Bro.), dwl 717 Davis
Vobbe Augustus, waiter Edward Newman, dwl 61Z Bush
Voerekel Herman, baker Occidental Hotel, dwl 313 Green
Voge Henry, bricklaver, dwl 227 Second
Vogel Alfi-ed, clerk John Brueckner, dwl 309 Broadway
Vogel Benjamin, tailor, 720 Front
Vogel Charles, bootmaker, 117 Leidesdorff, dwi 639 Bdwy
Vogel Christian, fringemaker William Euglander, dwl 407
Pacific
Vogel E., cop^-ist, dwl 212 Second
Vogel Frederick, dwl SE cor Nineteenth and Mission
Vogel Heinrich, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Vogel Jacub, tailor. 407 L^ush. dwl 452 Clementina
Vogel John, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl.22S Kearny
Vogel John, cooper Carl Brothers, dwl SW cor Jackson
and Davis
Vogel John, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Vogel Si;:rmund, brewer Humboldt Brewery
Vogelet M. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1414 Stockton
Vogelev Charles C. {J. Vogeley J: Bro.), dwl 26 Second
Vogeley J. & Bro. {Charles C), candy maufacturers, 26
Second
Vogelev John (J. Vogeley ^ Bro.), and importer pictures,
engravings, etc, 203 Second, dwl 26 Second
Vogeh-eiter Charles {Heitmann i- V.), dwl SE cor Pacific
and Dupout
Voges George, musician, dwl 10 Brenham PI
Voght Christupber, expressman, cor Cahf omia and Davis,
dwl 45 Sacramento
Vogt Adolph, ^.Iversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 220 Pac
Voi^t Jacob, fanner, dwl 407 Pacific
Vogt Otto F., cooper Cutting & Co., dwl 621 Cahfomia
Vohlander F., brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl 527
Stevenson „ „ i. j-.
VOICE OF ISRAEL (weekly), Isaac S. Nathan editor
and publisher, office 622 Clay
Voight B., dwl 220 Pacific
Voight Hugh, dwl 1603 Mason
Voigt Christian H. {Eggers 6: Co.), res Germany
Voigt F. R. {Vandall J: K.), dwl lllS Clay
Voigt H., barkeeper Henry Rohde, dwl 933 Kearny
Voigt Jubannah, dressmaker, dwl 421 Sixth
Voigt Meno, blacksmith Union Iron Works, dwl E s York
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Voigt Rudolph E., bookkeeper S. L, Jones & Co., dwl 911
Bush
Voisenet Julius E., hairdressing saloon, M5 Mcn:hant,
dwl 705 Green
Voisin MjTon, cabinetmaker, dwl 203 Post
Volberg Charles {Schliietfr d: ('.), res Alameda
Volckers Joseph, presened meats, 10 ilelropolitan Mar-
ket, dwl s s Post bet Scott and Devisadero
Volckland J. A., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 14 Brytkjxt Av
Voider John, seaman, dwl 104 Stcuart
Volette George, seaman, dwl ll7 Drumm
Volk Alexander, cooper, dwl W s Mission bet fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Volk Henry S., laborer, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Volk Louis E., vamisher, dwl 735 Brannan
Volkman Charles M. (C. Jf. Volkman Jc Co.), dwl 826
Greenwich
Volkman C. M. & Co. (Jf. J. Fontana), produce commis-
sion merchants, 319 Washington
Volkman Henry, driver, 505 Sansom
Volkman Martin, bagmaker Joseph Meyerstein, dwl 110
Kearny
Volkman P., cabinetmaker Kimball Manuf. Co.'
Volkmar Chrisl^tpher, cigar manm'acturer, 13 Sixth
Volkner Andrew, dwl 428 Broadwav
Voll Francis W., real estate, dwl 17'l4 Post
VoUbracht August ( Vollbracht, Uolkr tfc Co.), res Ala-
meda
VoUbracht, Holler & Co. {August Vollbracht and Her-
iiM n Holler), cigar manufacturers, 326 Clay
VoUers Henry, porter McHenry, Moulton J: Co., dwl 641
Jessie
VoUers Ollrich, clerk Edward Koch, dwl NW cor Clay and
Polk
Vollhaber Antony, laborer, dwl SW cor Church and Eliza-
beth
VoUmar James, superintendent German Hospital, res Ala-
meda
VoUmar Richard, laborer, dwl 214 Tjier
VoUmer Edward (/. LandsUrger tt Co.), dwl 10 Hyde
Vollmer Henrj' {J. 6: H. V.), dwl SW cor McAllister and
Frankhn
V01L.VIEiE J. A H., liquors and groceries, SE cor
Sacramento and Davis
Vollmer John {J. d- H. V.), dwl 709 Franklin
Volmer Abbv, peddler, dwl 16 Gilbert, rear
Volney Power, tailor, 211 Fourth
^'olqua^ds Ernst, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl cor
Humbuldt and Kansas
Volz Charles C. {Brt-mlel d: V.), dwl 836 Market
Volz George F., bookkeeper National Brewery, dwl E 8
Fillmore bet McAllister and Fulton
Volz John, drayman Hecht Bros. &Co., dwl 30 Willow nr
Mission
Volz Peter, wagonmaker Joseph Belduke, dwl E s Fourth
bet Folsum and Harrison
Von Ahn Sophia (widow), dwl 327 Vallejo, rear
Von Ahndeu John H., cigars and tobacco, 5 Kearny, awl
143 Perry ^ . , « v
Von Ammon Bemhard {Amman, Casparx dt Co.;. "^
Oakland
Von Arx Joseph, tailor, dwl 6 Quincy PI
Von Bargen Henrj- {Schnltz d- Von B.), dwl 4M Eddy
Von Barsel John, dwr235 Ritch
Von Bestenbast«I Johannes, clerk Richard R Pahl, dwl
Von Borne^a Frederick, clerk Frederick Slen, dwl 945
Von Borstel The-xlor* {Ilenfian de Von B.\ dwl W 8 U-
guna bet Geary and O'Farrell j , .,
Von Bremen George, drayman Livmgston & Co., dwl cor
Mason and Green ^ ^ ^„i
Von der Heide Carl, wUlowworker Feigenbaum & Co., dwl
Von der' Ho^^'Lnry, agent Golden Era, d^^ 1?16 Powell
Von der Horst John, salesman L. Feldmann & Co., dul tfl,
TO.\ UEB^LEITU FREDERICK H^ dmggiat, 1400
Powell, dwl 1605 Masun , ^ • , o i.«i
Von der Mehden Henry, musician, <J.^^ In*J"J"S!.S^ii
Von derMehden Louis, teacher music, dwl 612 PoweU
Von Enuien John {SchuUA: »'f * ^-J' ^wl 207 Clara
Von Germar Henr>-, druggist, dwl 112 Polk
Von Glahn Christian, groceries and hquore, 13 Se^cnth
VonGIahn Frederick J., groceries and liquore, NW cor
MonUromer\' and Alta PI «... ««»
Von Glata Juhn {John Von Olahn * Co.), dwl SW oor
Sansom and Pine
Von Glahn John, teamster, dwl 1316 Kearny, rear
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Von Glahn John & Co., groceries and liquors, 409 Pine
Von Glahn John Henrj% groceries and Hquors, NE cor
Chattanooga and Twenty-second
Von Glahn Peter H., laborer California Sugar Refinery,
dwl 7 Kate
Von Hacht Julius, drayman, 307 Clay, dwl 24 Scott
Von Hadeln John, groceries and liquors, 1601 Powell
Von Hagen Henry E., bookkeeper F. Korbel & Bros., dwl
504 Franklin
Von Harten Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor Brannan
and Sixth
Von Hasslocher Eugene (X. Reis & Co.), res Geyserville,
Sonoma Co.
Von Haverbeke Henry, cutter P. Kelly, dwl 26 Vallejo
VOX JEIXSEN ER\EST., mining agent, office 606
Montgomery', dwl Lick House
Von Kaismer C, physician, dwl 617 Third
Von KapflE Frederick H., cashier Tillmann & Bendel, dwl
1122 Tj'ler
Von Keulen Henry, clerk Linsley & Collins, dwl 1904 Pow
Von Kleck Martin, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Von Kimner H., dwl 123 Jackson
Von Leicht Ferdinand, civil engineer, surveyor and drafts-
man, office 432 Montgomery room 9, dwl 1009 Har
Von Lerchenfeld August, carrier Alta California, dwl 219
Mission
Von Lindemann Amanda Mrs., teacher music and lan-
guages, dwl 37 Tehama
Von Lindemann Otto C. A., salesman John E. Hammer-
smith, dwl 37 Tehama
YOX lOEIlK FERDINAND, ph3'sician and editor
California Demokrat, office and dwl 614 Sacramento
Von Loesecke Percy, bookkeeper Schmieden, Hochstadter
&,Co., dwl 614" Lombard
Von Ofen George, cigarmaker Christopher Volkmar, dwl
37 Silver
Von Pflster Francis M., bookkeeper the Hibemia Savings
and Loan Society, dwl 44^ Sixth
Von Pfister Ramsay, mining secretary (and Von Pfister
tfc Co.y Lake Co.), office 22 Merchants' Exchange, res
Oakland
Von Randa Alberto, hairdresser Louis L. Schoen, dwl N s
Mission nr Seventh
Von Rhein Otto {Van Rhcin tfc Hyland), dwl W s Mission
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Von Rhein & Hyland {Otto Von Rhein and Henry J.
Hyland), insurance, real-estate, and business agents,
office 105 Montgomery
Von Roenn Frederick, carrier California Demokrat, dwl
1013 Union
Von Ronn Diedrich, barkeeper Frederick W. Schulte, dwl
507 Davis
Von Ronn William (Vo^i Ronn A Hencke Bros.), dwl NE
cor Hyde and Filbert
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros. {William Von Ronn aiwJ
Herman and WUliain Hencke), dairj' produce and
provisions, 414 Clay
TON M'lUlIDT ALEXANDER W., civU engineer
and president Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water
Works, office 808 Montgomery, dwl 162S Folsom
Von Schmidt Edward E., dwl 1628 Folsom
Von Schmidt J. Mrs. (widow), Germanian Hall, S s Six-
teenth bet Mission and Valencia
Von Schmidt Julius H., civil engineer and draftsman U.
S. Surveyor-General's Office, dwl 317 Capp
Von Senden George D., painter, dwl W s Laguna bet
Hayes and Fell
Von Staden Christopher, clerk Albert Drucker, dwl SW
cor Tehama and Third
Von Staden Diedrich C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Steuart and Mission, dwl 102 Mission
Von Staden George C, liquor saloon, 901 Kearny {and
Von Staden J: Co. ), dwl Mont bet Union and Green
Von Staden & Co. {George C. Von Staden and Jacob
Papc), groceries and liquors, SE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Von Trump Hans, laborer, dwl 30 Washington
Vonach Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 43 Second
Vonahan Emile, painter, dwl 4 Clay Av
Vonando , seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Vonman Bordeau, locksmith, dwl 419 Stockton
Voorhees . dwl 1718 Leavenworth
Voorhees Benjamin H., dwl 1512 California
Voorhees James, attorney at law, office 804 Mon^omery
Voorhees William H., printer B. Dore&Co., dwl 1207 Val-
lejo
Voorhies Firman B., printer Common Sense, dwl 12^ Oak
Grove Av
Voorhies Mary (widow), dwl 12J Oak Grove Av
Voorman Henry {Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
and F. Barnard d- Co.), office 411 Washington, dwl
800 Bush
Vorbe Ephraim, cashier Swiss-American Bank, dwl 50
South Park
Vorbe Joseph F., dwl 50 South Park
Vorbeck Anton, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 2 Stock*
ton Alley
Vorrath A. H., paperhanger, dwl 509 Kearny
Vorrath Carl Christian {Claus Wreden & Co.), dwl 2004
Taylor
Vorrath Henry> groceries and liquors, NE cor O'Farrell
and Wilham
Vorrath Thomas, confectionery, SE cor Polk and Bdwy
Vorrath Thomas, house and signpainter, 25 Dupont
Vortmann Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and How
Vorwerck Charles, wines and liquors, 1817i Powell
Vosburgh Fitz James {Phillips tfc Co.), dwl 816 Vallejo
Vosburgh Henry W., dwl 415 Hayes
Vosburgh William, books and stationery, SE cor Clay and
Kearny, dwl 523 Montgomery
Vose Stephen, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. China
Voss August, cooper, dwl W s Tehama nr Twenty-seventh,
Bemal Heights
Voss Carsten, restaurantkeeper, dwl 755 Brannan
Voss Charles {Voss ti- Fruhling), dwl 755 Brannan
Voss Christopher, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 415
Francisco
Voss Detlef, waiter Voss & Frtlhling, dwl 615 Pacific
Voss Ferdinand, dwl S s Bay bet Mason and Taylor
Voss Frank, waiter stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S. Co.
Voss Franz, barkeeper Voss & FrUhling, dwl 615 Pacific
Vosa George, upholsterer Henry Voss, dwl 20 Fifth Av
Voss Henr>', upholsterer, 804 Larkin, dwl 20 Fifth Av
Voss Robert, waiter stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Co.
Voss & FrUhling {Charles Voss and George Fruhling),
restaurant and oyster saloon, 615 and 617 Pacific
Votaw Benjamin T., furnished rooms, 17 Fourth
Vottalli Luigi, cook, dwl 215 Broadway
Vowinkel Henry, clerk Hermann Schroder, dwl NW cor
Ellis and Webater
Voyt Charles, waiter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Broadway
Vreeland Ezekiel B., secretary Marine Board, office 302
Davis, dwl 724 Harrison
Vreelander I., dwl 120 Fomth
Vreelander W. H., foreman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 120
Fourth
Vrelia F., deckhand stm Amelia Cal. Pacific R. R., Broad-
way St. Wharf
Vrooman George S., porter A. B. Ross & Co., dwl 1070
Howard
Vrooman J. E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1070 Howard
Vucasovich Elias, barkeeper Louis Matick, dwl foot Jack
Vuchauich Antonio, laborer, dwl Missouri bet Sierra and
Napa
Vuilleumier Charles, carrier Morning Call
Vulcan Coal Mining Co., E. B. Drake secretary, office 708
Montgomery
Vrrr AN lltON ITORKS, N. D. Amot manager, 135
and 137 Fremont
Vulicevich Mark S. {J. Ivancovich & Co.), dwl 414 Hyde
Vuliod Jules, cook, dwl 745 Clay
Vurd John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Vuzcavich John, jeweler L. Miller & Son, dwl 335 Bush
Waab George, dwl 742 Market
Waas George, dwl Germaniabet Fillmore and Steiner
Waas Henrj', manufacturer wooden bimgs, etc., 720 Min-
na, rear, dwl 105 Oak
Waas John D., furnished rooms, 742 Market
Wache Henrj', dwl E s Verba Buena nr Sacramento
Wachtel John V., clerk Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 1216
Mission
Wachter Conrad, shaperman, dwl 9 Geneva
Wachter Henry, carpenter Palace Hotel
Wachter Jacques, cook Russ House, dwl 654 Mission
Wachter Laurent, brewer, dwl 725 Green, rear
Wachter Rudolph, bootmaker George Stein, dwl 609
Stockton
Wack John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Second
Wackenreuder Vitus, s\irveyor, dwl 146 Son Bruno Road
nr Twenty-eighth
Wacker Gusta^-us, clerk Pope & Talbot, dwl 15 Fred-
erick
MOEQAN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
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Wackermann Theodore, carpenter, dwi 2021 Hyde
S'^3'^11 ';^^'^^^^' O''" Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Waddell John, nightwatchman Ahns House
Waddell William, engineer, dwl 334 Bramian
Waddington James, Ammonia Works S. F. Gas Licht Co
dwl 317 Beale " '
Waddington John, foreman Woman's Publishinir Co dwl
Overland House ''
Waddy Anthony (colored), laborer, dwl 1328 Pacific
Wade Abel, clerk Kicholas Santif, dwl 142J Fourth
Wade Albert, P., bookkeeper B. F. Sherwood & Co dwl
929 Howard *
Wade Alfred, driver Schussler & Ulmer
Wade Catherine (widow), dwl 65 Shipley
Wade Charles B., salesman Thomas H. Selby & Co dwl
710 Broadway '
Wade Charles H. , trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co dwl 221
Ritch
Wade F. R., bookkeeper, dwl 411 Pacific
Wade F. W., storekeeper Russ House
Wade George W., clerk Office Board of Education, dwl
710 Broadway
Wade G. W., dwl Russ House
Wade Henry, blacksmith H. Casebolt & Co.
Wade Henry N., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 710
Broadway
Wade John, attorney at law, office 56 and 57 Montgomery
Block, dwl 800 McAllister
Wade John C, wharfinger East St. Wharf, dwl 624 O'Far-
rell
wager reter miller Pacific Distilling and Refinin-
Waggner ;y>lham J. {Mcninniss .t Co.). dwl 207 CI:
Waggoner George H. (Martin <(.■ H'.), dwl 212Twell
y aggoner G. W. (Wagijowr ,(• Greelev). res Alamo
Wade John F., civil engineer and surveyor, dwl 800 McAl-
lister
Wade Joseph L., foreman pressroom H. S. Crocker & Co.,
res BrookljTi, Alameda Co.
Wade Margaret Miss, assistant Girls' High School dwl
1407 Washington
Wade Martin J., upholsterer, 1071 Market
Wade Philip William, painter Wagon & Morris, dwl N s
Tj'ler bet Pierce and Scott
Wade S. H., foreman printer H. S. Crocker & Co., res
Brookljii, Alameda Co.
WADE THOillAS, dentist, office 121 Mont.resAlameda
Wade William F., cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl 640
Stevenson
Wade William N., hackman, Plaza, dwl 710 Broadway
Wade WilUam W., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 710
Broadway
Wadel Hans, hairdresser, 631 Union
Wadham Luman, bookkeeper California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., dwl 1907 Leavenworth
Wadhams Carter C, painter Frost & Richards
Wadhams William (Leveridge, W. <t Co.), res Portland,
Oregon
Wadleigh A. S., engineer Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 225 Ellis
Wadleigh Charlotte, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, dwl 39 Fifth
Wadleigh George J., engineer F. A. Huntington, dwl 225
Ellis
Wadleigh J. W. (widow) dwl 39 Fifth
Wadleigh Maria (widow), dwl 225 Ellis
Wadsworth Benjamin C. (WUliam M. Wadsworth dc Son),
dwl 417 Kearny
Wadsworth Charles A., carpenter, dwl 29 Minna
Wadsworth Frank, clerk, dwl 19^- Rausch
Wadsworth George Mrs., dwl 868" Mission
Wadsworth Horace H., miller Horace Davis & Co., dwl
617 Mission
Wadsworth House, Lewis Hanscom proprietor, 225 Btish
Wadsworth J. C. h., mining, office 401 CJalifomia, dwl
Grand Hotel
Wadsworth J. M., mason Palace Hotel
Wadsworth Mary Miss, vocalist, dwl 14 EUia
Wadsworth M. E. Miss, dwl 926 Market
Wadsworth William, carpenter, dwl 29 Minna
Wadsworth William R. (ITiiiiom R. Wadsworth <t Son),
dwl Windsor House
Wadsworth WiUiam R. & Son (Benjamin C. Wadsworth),
commercial brokers and commission merchants, 402
Front
Wafer William, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Wafford Henry, laborer, dwl W a San Jos6 Road nr St.
Marj''8 College
Wagemann William, barkeeper, dwl 2 Gerke Alley
Wagener Francis O., cigardealer, dwl 207 Hyde
Wagener Frank C., porkpacker Lewis Hentricfa, dwl 802
Stockton
Wagener Franklin D., driver Central R. E., dwl 1 Cleave-
land
^'^H^fno'^^TV^'r'il"'!.'"'""''" «• ^- Manufacturing Co.,
dwl cor Tn'enty-third and Potrero Av
nA<>l:,.>bK JOSEPH A CO. (WiUiam ]lrseelr,\
pamts and oils, 1,512 Stockton ^'""""" "'^"1").
wU^fiff 'f.-,',.™!"*,"' f?.""? Distilling and Refining Co.
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Waggoner i Greeley ((>. ir. Wao^oncr and F. W. Qree-
ley), proprietors San Leandro E.\press, office 310 Wash
Wagman Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 831 Keaniv
Wagner , master mariner, dwl 37 Second
Wagner Adam, milkranch, NW cor Eighteenth and Clara
^^^^, *^™ J;,.hairdressing saloon, 505 Washington,
dwl 113 Virginia '
Wagner Adolph, chairmaker California Furniture Manu-
factunngCo., dwl 160 Minna
Wagner Adolph, drover John Wagner, dwl Ninth Av
South S. F. '
Wagner Albert, waiter Saulmann & Lauenstein. dwl 630
Bush
Wagner August, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kear
Hagner C. D., clerk, dwl 328 Pine
Wagner Charles (Kullman, W. ,t Co.), res Stockton
Wagner Charles F. (Charles F. Wagner a- Co.), dwl SW
cor Fulton and Gough
Wagner Charles F. & Co. (Willitim Bihler), wholesale
butchers. First Avnr Kentucky, South S. F., office 17-
19 California Market
Wagner Charles W., jeweler Hubash, Kutz & Co., dwl 970
Harrison
Wagner Daniel, pantrjinan F. Conrades, dwl Vallejo PI
Wagner Edward, porter J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 629 Pine
Wagner Edward L., hquor saloon, 1232 Dupont, dwl 1310
Kearnj'
Wagner Elnorah (widow), dwl 317 Eddy, rear
Wagner Ernest, carpenter, dwl 511 Mason
Wagner Frederick, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger i
Son, dwl 16i Garden
Wagner Frederick, musician, dwl 649 Clay
Wagner Friederich, tailor, dwl 1102 Pacific
Wagner Ferdinand, frescopainter, dwl 317 Eddy, rear
Wagner Ferdinand, jeweler Francis Clausen, dwl 1132 Dup
Wagner George, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger & Son
dwl 112 Polk
Wagner H., dealer toys, dwl 44 Third
Wagner Henr^', cooper, dwl Park Hotel
Wagner Henry B., house and signpainter, 641 California,
dw] 559 Stevenson
Wagner Jacob M. , bricklayer and builder, 516 Kearny, dwl
W s Potrero Av nr Twenty-third
Wagner John (Obmautr it W.), dwl 22 Stockton PI
Wagner John, hogranch. Fourth Av bet M and N, dwl NE
cor Ninth Av and N, South S. F.
Wagner John, physician, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Miss
Wagner John, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart
Wagner John, seaman, dwl cor Beale and Br>\ant
Wagner John C, porter Davis & Cowell, dwl Bootz Hotel
Wagner Joseph, cabinetmaker John B. Luch.singcr & Son,
dwl 112 Polk
Wagner Joseph, mill furnisher, 113 and 115 Mission (and
Walkiwjtond: IT'.), dwl 445 Bush
Wagner Louis, driver Fred. Katz, dwl 2007 Hyde
Wagner Ludttig, coppersmith Sanders & Co., dwl 721 Na-
toma
Wagner Marcus, shoemaker, dwl W s Railroad Av bet
Eleventh and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
Wagner Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 970 Harrison
Wagner Matilda Miss, milliner B. Kowalsky, dwl Ninth
Av, Souths. F.'
Wagner M. J., Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Wagner Nathan, butcher, dwl 917 Vallejo
Wagner Paid, carpenter, dwl 435 P.ne
Wagner Peter, miller Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,
dwl NE cor Lombard and Stciner
Wagner Peter, sash and blinduiaker N. W. Cole & Co., dwl
14 Blu-xonie
Wagner Philip (Wagner tt- Haxth), dwl 639 Green
Wagner Philip, market SW cor Montgomery and Union,
dwl 1413 Kearny
Wagner Ruthwick, coppersmith, dwl 721 Natoma
Wagner Samuel, butcher A. Jonas & Co.
Wagner W, H., bricklayer, dwl 115 Second
Wagner William (Canty J: ir.), res Oakland
Wagner William, cabinetmaker, dwl 63 Clementina
Wagner William F., barkeeper John C. Habcrling, dwl 2
Stockton PI
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Wagner & Haub [PhUip Wagner and Philip Haub),
market, i:>07 Stoektou
Wayoner John, compositor Morning Call, dwl 53S Sac
■^'111,^^01 Charles, dwl 12 Wiishiu^on
Wa^'^tiLff Thomas H., jeweler, dwl cor Humboldt and Ver-
mont
WajrstafE William O., clerk, dwl 543 Natoma
Wall Get & Co. (Chinese), manufacturers slippers, 506
3Iarket
Wah Yiuif Lung (Chinese), taUor, 824 Dupont
Wahl Clu-is (Chrui Wahl lO Co.), dwl 509 Mason
Wahl Chris A: Co. (Gottlt-ib Sonnenwald), Uquor saloon,
202 Dupont
Wahl Christian, brewer Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420 Pine
Wahl Louis, liquor saloon, 415 Davis
Wahl M.. driver La Grande Laundry, dwl 73^^ Clem
Wahler Anthony N., agent White's Laundry, dwl 249 Stev
Wahlgreu Chaiies, cabmetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 243
Tehama
Wahlgvist Frederick, master mariner, dwl 40S Greenwich
Wahlheini J., waiter Nucleus House
Wahlheim Ottomar, market, SW cor Twentieth and Va-
lencia
Wahlheim Philip, bootmaker, dwl 905 Clay
Wahlman Henrj-, sei^mau, dwl NW cor East and Wash
Wahmuth H. & Co. (Chrint Meyer), proprietors Hayes Val-
ley lirewen', U14 Gixne
Wahmuth Henry {H- Wahmuth it Co.), dwl 614 Grove
Wahrenholz Charles, airpeuter, dwl 207 Post
Waida Robert, shoemaker, dwl N s Nevada bet Folsom
and Howard
Waikcr Chiu-les, clerk Alfred W. Morgenstem, dwl cor
Berry and Third
Wail Louis, Ixirkeeper, dwl 106 Nat<>ma
Waillet Von der Straten, bazaar, 014 Wash, dwl les Eddy
WainuTight Getirge. painter, dwl XE cor Poland Beale
WAI.\WKIi;ilT JAMES, Pantheon Saloon, 321 Cal-
ifornia, dwl 60S Taylor
Wainwright John, salesman Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
portuig Co., dwl 37 Clementina
Wainuri'-rht John, special policeman, dwl 317 Fifth
^\■;lill\\^i-ht John, tmsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 700 Jones
W.iiiiwri^ht Louise (widow), dwl Seventh Av nr Point
Lobiis Av
Wainwright WiUiam, Palace Saloon, SE cor First and
Market, dwl 1410 Larkin
Wait Jerome, dwl 42S Uroadway
Waite D. G. , brakeman Southern Pac. R. R. , dwl 36 Welsh
Waite Edwin G., U. S. naval officer Port San Francisco,
office Custom House third floor, dwl 1014 California
Waite Elizabeth (widow), dwl 328 Third, rear
Waite Frederick C, second officer stm Los Ajigeles, dwl
770 Howard
Waite Frederick O., carpenter, dwl S 3 Post bet Baker
and Broderick
Waite George, dwl 964 Mission
Waite George E., engineer, dwl Wliat C!heer House
Waite Henry 0., insurance clerk, dwl S s Post bet Baker
and Broderick
Waite Henrj' W. , policeman City Hall, dwl 932 Market
Waite Paul Theodore M., bookkeeper, dwl 604 Minna
Waite WiUiam W., billiardman Pearson & Holmes, dwl
204 Ellis
Waites Charles, gardener, dwl 714 Geary
Waitlioff Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NW
cor Brjant and Eighth
Waitt Ahred C, bookkeeper Phillips, Taber & Co., res
Oakland
Waitt Alfred C. Jr., clerk Pacific Insurance Agency, res
Oakland
Waizman Max, manufacturerpaper boxes and dealerstraw
board and fancy paper, o3y Market, dwl 204 Tyler
Wakefield Cluirles C., driver Oakland and San Francisco
Express. S23 Davis
Wakoticld Leland H. {Wakejield d- Co.), res Oakland
Wakefield O. L.. machinist, dwl 767 Howard
Wukctifld Samuel Bell, with Mark L. McDonald, dwl 607
Bush
WakctUld v*c Co. (L. II. Wakeji,^ld and John Barroics),
coaldcalers, 6 and 8 California
Wakelee B., cixrjienter, dwl 633 Sacramento
llf'AKELEE II. P., druggist, SE cor Mont and Bush and
manager Golden Citv Chemical Works, dwl 314 Ellis
Wakelee f . H. B. , air|>enter J . M. Eckfeldt &i Co. , 412 Clay
Wakeling Samuel, mason, dwl 155 Shipley
Wakemau Laurence, woodc;irver, dwl 13 Virginia
Wakeman Virginia (widow), dwl 51 Tehama
Wakham J., laborer \\'hat Cheer House
Walbert Henrj', teamster Miller & Lux, dwl Nebraska nr
Vermont
Walch Andrew, porter Frankenthal & Co., dwl 571 How-
ard, rear
Walch James, laborer Palace Hotel
Walch James, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Walch John R., saddler, dwl 14 Rausch
Walch Patrick, coalpasser Pacitic Mail S. S. Co.
Walch. See Walsh, Welcl^, and Welsh
Walcheck Anthony, seamau, dwl 32 Steuart
Walcom Jacob, carriagepainter, dwl W s Bush bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Walcom George, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl
420 Greenwich
Walcott Alfred F., shipping merchant, dwl 140S Van Ness
Av
W^alcott Asa, musician, office 164 New Montgomery, dwl
1123 Bush
Walcott Asa Jr., musician, dwl 1123 Bush
Walcott, Edtt-ard, boUermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
158 Clara
Walcott E. E., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., res Oakland
Walcott James, bookkeeper, dwl lllj Minna
Walcott Lina Miss, seamstress NeusUidter Brothers, dwl
201 Main
Waldberg Henry, cook Alms House, Ocean House Road
Waldeck^Hugo, clerk, dwl 1311 Larkin
Waldeck John. S. F. Stock Brewery Depot, 14 First
Waldeier Charles, expressman, Pme nr Kearny dwl 40
Moss
Waldeier Clara, paperboxmaker, dwl 40 Moss
Waldeier Lizzie, gtovemaker, dwl 40 Moss
Waldeier Theodore, bootcrimper, dwl 9 Noble PI
Walden George, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl Continental
Hotel
Walder Thomas, stableman A. Roden, dwl 1717 Sac
Waldie Archibald, packer Clark & Zekind. dwl 1242 Fol
Waldie James, bookkeeper Clark & Zekind, dwl 1242 Fol
Waldie Mingo W., warehouseman Cutting & CXi., dwl 1242
Folsom
Waldkirch Charles, porter Liddle & Kaeding, dwl 624
Commercial
Waldlander Peter. taUor, dwl 337 Bush
Waldo G. B., barkeei>er, dwl 533 Sacramento
WiUdo G. D., agent Apple Cider Vinegar, ofllce 37 Battery,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Waldo Lodging House, Noah M. GJordon proprietor, 733
Market
Waldron Austin, oiler stm Parthenius, Green St. Wharf
Waldron Charles W., compositor Alta California, dwl 1007
California
Waldron Daniel E., attorney at l&w, office 230 California,
dwl OlS McAlUster
Waldron Edward J., packer J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 749
Minna
Waldron John, pohceman City Hall, dwl 922 Natoma
Waldron Maria Miss, dwl 32 Fourth
Waldstein Abrahiuu. cigar-box manufacturer, 241 King,
office 320 Battery, dwl 1015 Howard
Waldv Daniel, cellarman Mason's Breweiy, dwl 2020 Tay-
lor
Wales George, carpenter, dwl 737 Market
Wales James, housepainter, dwl W a Florida bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Wales John G., waiter, dwl 3 Taylor
Wales King, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Walford John, oysterman Soloman Tesmore, dwl 6 Vir-
ginia PI
Walford Joseph Mrs., dwl 1004 Kearny
AValfi.>rd William, oyster saloon, 20 Metropolitan Market,
dwl 1CK)8 Kearny
Walheim Jtiseph, wiviter Nucleus House, dwl 213 Stev
Walich Frank, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, dwl Sutter St
House
Walker , dwl 737 Howard
Walker A., dwl 5 Stockton
Walker Abner, milkman, NE cor Wash and Fillmore
Walker Abner B., dwl 729 Geary
Walker A. C. , patterimiaker J. M. Stockman, dwl 22S Bush
Walker Adam (colored), clerk David W. Ruggles, dwl 659
Mission
Walker Adolphus, capitalist, office 323 Front, dwl 314
Bush
Walker Albert, plumber, dwl Railroad House
Walker Andrew, carpenter, dwl 500 Market
Walker Annie (widow), nurse, dwl 1123 Dupont
Walker Annie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 867 Mission
Walker Anthony, agent White's Laundry, 786 Market
Walker A. R., d'eutist, office 709 Mission
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, tj-pefounder Pacific Type Foundiy, dwl
Walker Archibald, machinist J. D. Wilson, dwl Railroad
House
Walker Barbara Miss, housekeeper John A. Roy, dwl Ws
San Bruno Road nr Thirtieth
Walker Bibiana (widow), dwl 1511 Dupont
Walker Charles H., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Walker Da\id, clerk, dwl 204 Montgomery
Walker David, mason Palace Hotel
Walker Da\id J., lonij-shoreman, dwl 601 Taylor
Walker David W., capitalist, office and dwl '204 Mont
Walker Eli S., stablekeeper, dwl 029 Front
Walker Frank, asphaltumroofer, dwl SW cor Seventh and
Brannan
Walker Frank J.
1?0 Perry
Walker Frank P., carpenter, dwl 1632 Clay
Walker Frank W,, compositor Pacific Methodist, dwl 2017
Folsom
Walker Frederick, foreman Osgood & Stetson, dwl W s
Jones bet Broadway and Vallejo
Walker George, barkeeper, dwl 414 Union
Walker George, cook, dwl 322 Minna
Walker George, laborer Hathaway's Wharl, dwl 126 Ear
Walker George, musician, dwl 432 Kearny
Walker George, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Walker George H., carpenter, dwl 1619 Sacramento
Walker George M., barkeeper Claus Wulbem, dwl 414
Union
Walker George S. Mrs., dwl 706 Bush
Walker George W., dwl 110 Sutter
Walker George W., bootmaker Maj-nard & Jones, dwl 1335
Pine
Walker George W., carpenter, dwl 331 Commercial
Walker G. T., salesman, dwl 76S Howard
Walker Gustavus, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 15 Fred-
erick
Walker Henry, carpenter Palace Hotel
Walker Hugh, foreman Wilson, Mem- & Co., dwl 933 How
Walker H. W., dwl 109 Montgomery "Block
Walker James, asphaltumworker, dwl 524 Mission
Walker James, cabinetmaker John M. Stockman
Walker James, carpenter, dwl 206 Fourth
Walker James, painter Hopps &, Sons
Walker James D. (Falkner, Bell <i: Co.), res San Rafael
Walker James G. , merchant, dwl 14 Ellis
Walker J. H., carpenter S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 652 How
Walker John, barkeeper, dwl 102 Steuart
Walker John, commission merchant, dwl 143 Third
Walker John, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Walker John, expressman, dwl 725 O'Farrell, rear
Walker John, expressman cor Broadway and Davis, and
lodgings 3 Broadway
Walker John A., rigger and stevedore, dwl 1119 Filbert
Walker Joseph, laborer 66 California Market
Walker Joseph, watchman, dwl IOCS Hyde
Walker Lizzie D. Miss, saleswoman Mrs. Rosina Riordan,
dwl 1532 Clav
Walker L. T., driver Market St. R. R.
Walker M. (widow), dwl 31 Eddy
Walker M. ilrs., dwl 7 Hayward, rear
Walker Michael, expressman, 22 Folsom, dwl 304 Folsom
Walker Michael, laborer, dwl 520 ilission
W'alker M.vron P. , secretary- Trust Fund Insurance Asso-
ciation, office 320 California, dwl 311 Stockton
Walker Richard T., cigars and tobacco, California Thea-
ter, dwl 33 Ellis
Walker Robert, clerk Keane,0'Connor 4; Co., dwll09 Grove
Walker Robert, messhand Pacific Mail S, S. .\ncon
Walker Robert A., rigger and stevedore, dwl 1119 Filbert
W'alker Robert C, master mariner, dwl 515 Howard
Walker Samuel, stockbroker, dwl 417 Keamy
Walker Samuel H., photographer G. D. Morse, dwl 715
Filbert
Walker Samuel P., assistant sergeant-at-arms S. F. Stock
and Exchange lk)ard, dwl 26 Langton
Walker Sarah, ladies' hairdresser, 443 Bush, dwl 33 Ellis
Walker Sarah (widow), dwl 7a6 Harrison
Walker Selah C, printer W. F. & N. J. Bayley, dwl 413
Fourth
Walker Seth, builder, dwl 1619 Sacramento
Walker T. G., driver Engine No. 0 S. F. F. D., Sll Sixth
Walker Thomas C. , captain stm Alice E. Garratt, Ojm-
mercial St. Wharf
Walker W. F., wheelwright, dwl 737 Market
Walker W. H., eailmaker, dwl 50 Natoma
Walker William, bricklaver, dwl 24 SLxth
Walker William, clerk, dwl 712 Howard
Walker William, laborer, dwl 33 Ellis
Walker William, shipcarpenter, dwl 204 Ritch
Walker William, weigher, dwl 79 Jessie
flalker WiUiam B. F. (K'after i- Klapperich), dwl 735
Market
Walker William C, land agent, dwl 2116 Larkin
W alker William H., saeksewer, dwl 50 Nati.ma
Walker William H.,secretarvS. F. Produce Exchange NE
cor Davis and Clay, dwl 2122 Jones
Walker William J., foreman Wilson, Merry & Co. dwl
2207 Steiner *
Walker William L., driver City K. R.
Walker William W., patent medicines, 626 Keamy
Walker W. s., dwl Columbia Hotel
Walker & Klapperich (WiUmm B. F. Walker and John
S. Klajtijcrich), carriage and wagonmakers, 609 Bat
Walkerly John, salesman Bowen Brothers, dwl 381 Mont
\\alkerly Martin, capitalist, dwl Russ House
Walkerly William, capitalist, dwl Kuss House
Walkin William B., clerk, dwl Nucleus House
Walkington E. J. (widow) dwl 632 Market
Walkington George F., rangesetter Locke k Montague.
dwl 13 Eddy
Walkington Samuel a (Walkington <t Wagner), dwl 632
.Market
Walkington Thomas G., clerk California Warehouse, dwl
632 Market
Walkington & Wagner (Samuel B. Walkington and Jo-
seph Wagner), machine works, 109 and'lll Mission
Walkinshaw Robert, capitalist, office 305 Sansom, dwl 417
First
Walkmeister Howard, cabinetmaker John B. Luchsinger
& Son, dwl cor Nalonia and Seventh
Walkup Francis M., chaimiaker Hale & Co., dwl 650 How
Walkup \\'ard B., mapmounter William D. Walkup, dwl
10:B Howard
Walkup William D., map and chart mounter, 540 Clay,
dwl 1038 Howard
Wall A., clerk, dwl 403 Broadwav
Wall August, brassmolder W. D. Clark & Co., dwl 727 Val-
lejo
Wall a. fwid. w), dwl 516 Taylor
Wall Charles, bookkeeper Estate of Alois Finke, dwl 17
Anna
Wall Charles J., stableman John J. Tobin, dwl 560 Te-
hama
Wall Clement J., dwl 123 Jackson
Wall Elizabeth, tailoress, dwl 564 Mission
Wall Frederick, dwl 904 Keamy
Wall James, boilermaker, dwl 1 Sheridan
Wall James, horseshoer, dwl 52 Louisa
Wall James, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 34 Har-
riet
Wall J. C, clerk, dwl 331 Fourth
Wall Jesse S., merchant, office 404 Front, res Oakland
Wall J. G. {Uobbg, Pomerag i- Co.), res Oescent City
Wall John (Wall <t Thomas), dwl 227 Sixth
Wall John, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 13 Clementina
Wall John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Wall John, laborer, dwl W s Fair Oaks bet Twenty^econd
and Twenty-third
Wall John, pilot, dwl 1111 Montgomery
Wall John, porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 22 Fair
Oaks
Wall John, shipping clerk Ackerman Bros., dwl 177 Oara
Wall John J., teamster, 714 Sacramento, dwl 1314 Jackson
Wall Margaret Mrs., dwl 783 Market
Wall Marv Mrs., lodgings, 17 Anna
Wall Michael, miner^ dwl 236 Sutter
Wall Peter, agent, dwl 1020 Filbert
Wall Peter, laborer, dwl 177 Clara
Wall Thomas, student Heald's liusiness College
Wall Thomas, teamster, dwl 326 Broadway
Wall Tliomas O., machincoperator John Sullivan, dwl SE
cor Clinton and Brannan
Wall William, chipjier Hanscom i Co., dwl 105 CTinton
Wall William (colored), porter U. S. Land Office, dwl 914
Pacific
Wall Thomas P., liquor saloon, 60 Third, dwl 272 Minna
Wall & Thonuis (John Wail and Jamea Th'/nuu), grocer-
ies and liquors, 227 Sixth cor Clementina
Wallace .\ndrew, mariner, dwl 7 Grand PI
Wallace Angeline (widow), dwl S s Fourteenth At bet N
and P, South S. F.
Wallace iVugust, lalxjrer, dwl 641 Mission
Wallace Charles, painter, dwl 908 Pacific, rear
Wallace Charles B., painter, dwl Columbia Hotel
Wallace Charles D., policeman City Hall, dwl 419 Powell
Wallace Charles W., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Cost* Rica
Wallace E. W.. carpenter Palace Hotel
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JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. "W. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Mediant.
Wallace Georg-e, attorney at law, tlwi 36 Page
Wallace George, laborer stm Alameda, dwl 330 Green,
rear
Wallace George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Wallaoe George, miner, dwl 614 Kearny
Wallace George, shipcarpenter, dwl 5 Bay
Wallace Hannah Mrs., dwl 224 Francisco, rear
Wallace Henry, gj-mnast, dwl 55 Second
Wallace Hermann, rigger, dwl 36 Tehama
Wallace James, foreman North Point Warehouse, S s
Lombard bet Montgomery and Kearny
Wallace James, hostler Ross & Arlington, dwl 152 Tehama
Wallace James, laborer, dwl 115 First
Wallace James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl
Twenty-third nr Valencia
Wallace James, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 123 First
Wallace James, spice manufacturer, dwl 12 Leroy PI
"Wallace James H. {Irvitie, Barker d* Co.), dwl 20 Russ
Wallace J. C, driver, dwl West End Hotel
Wallace John, baker, dwl 70 Tehama -
Wallace John, book and jobprinter, 734 Jackson, dwl
1315^ Pacific
Wallace John, policeman City Hall, dwl 261 Tehama
Wallace John, stevedore Chase & Wolf, dwl Sansom bet
Vallejo and Green
Wallace John Jr., blacksmith, dwl Sansom bet Green and
Vallejo, rear
Wallace John L, carpenter, dwl 126 Olive Av
Wallace Joseph, butcher M. Selig & Co., dwl cor First Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Wallace Joseph, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 415
Clementina, rear
Wallace Joseph S., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R.
R., dwl 704 Howard
Wallace L. L., carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 50 Natoma
Wallace Malcom, saddle-lreemaker Francis I. Curry, dwl
Jessie nr New Montgomen'
Wallace Malcom J., dwl 1610 Pacific Av
Wallace Oliver V., carpenter, dwl W s Georgia nr Sierra
Wallace Patrick J., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 8
Telegraph PI
Wallace Patrick J. Jr., pattern and modelmaker, 417 Com-
mercial, dwl 8 Telegraph PI
Wallace Peter, hnstler City Stables, dwl 333 Bush
Wallace Robert, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., foot First
Wallace Robert, patternmaker, dwl 1719 Jones
Wallace Robert, seaman, dwl 10 Grand PI
Wallace R. R., student Heald's Business College, 24 Post
Wallace R. W. , salesman Hoffman & Co. , dwl 724 Sixteenth
Wallace Thomas, office 330 Pine room 24, res Oakland
Wallace Thomas, captain stm Salinas, Washington St.
Wharf
Wallace Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works
Wallace Thomas, porter Windsor House
Wallace Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart.
Wallace Waller, clerk Samuel M. Wilson, res Oakland
Wallace William, clerk James O'Hanlon, dwl (Jolden Eagle
Hotel
Wallace William, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl NW cor
Lyon and Gear)'
Wallace William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Wallace William, sailmaker Harding & Brann,dwl 622 Min
Wallace William, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wallace William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wallace William H. (Sisson, W. tt- Co.), dwl 719 Post
Wallace William T. {Harison, Ackerson tt Co.), res Red-
wood City
Wallace William T., chief justice Supreme Court Califor-
nia, chambei-s 640 Clay, dwl 421 Ellis
Wallace. See Wallis
Wallach Andrew J., driver Pacific Ice Co., dwl West End
Hotel
Waliauer John, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 342 Seventh
Waliauer William, boot and shoemaker, 424| Broadway
Witlldorf Philip, cabinetmaker, dwl IS First
Wallenfelds Frederick, dwl 710 Lombard
Wallenrod George, [R. W. Coon d- Co.), dwl 2513 Mission
Waller Christian (tPa/Icr <t- Bro.), dwl W 8 Gough bet Oak
and Lilly Av
Waller C\ank {Waller J: Bro.), dwl W a Goueh bet Oak and
Lilly Av
Waller Edward J., carpenter, 214 Mission
Waller Feist J., butcher, dwl 915 O'Farrell
Waller John C. (W. U. Wiiuj d- Co.), dwl 7 Stevenson
Waller Leopold P. F., office 426 California, dwl 1329 Cal
Waller Walter C, compositeur California Christian Advo-
cate, dwl Haywood House
Waller William, laborer Merchants* Dry Dock, dwl 32
Steuart
Waller & Bro. {Christian and Clans Waller), groceries
and proWsions, SE cor Oak and Gough
Wallin George, groom Milton S. Latham, 638 Folsom
Wallin John, carpenter, dwl 56 First
Wallin Neils, tailor Adolph Young, dwl 11 William
Wallingford Elbridge, expressman, dwl 526 Filbert
Wallis George H., salesman A. S. Hallidie, dwl Nucleus
House
Wallis M. R., live-stock clerk Christy & Wise, dwl 9 Hub-
bard
Wallis. See Wallace
Wallmann Bodo, locksmith W. D. CTark & Co., dwl 419
Stockton
Wallmann Christian (ITai^mnnn <t- Brother), dwl 1007 Clay
Wallmann Julius {Wallmann d: Brother), dwl 1007 Clay
Wallmann Richard, clerk Henry Lehrke, dwl NE cor
Mariposa and Indiana
Wallmann &, Brother {Christian and Julius), watch-
makers and jewelers, 212 Montgomery
Wallner John, bootmaker Christian Dietle, dwl 25 Morton
Walls Augustini, musician, dwl 62S Howard
Walls George, lather Palace Hotel
Walls John, stockbroker, dwl 230 Second
Walls John, salesman Darid Porter, dwl549J Tehama
Wallsmith Barbery (widow), dwl cor Solano and Hamp-
shire
Wally August, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Sec-
ond
Walrasley George, marbleworker John Daniel & Co., dwl
20 A'alencia
Walmslej' Robert, bootmaker, 957 Folsom
Wahusley William W., plumber and gasfitter, 927 Market
Walpert H., butcher Miller & Lux
WALRATH Al'STIX, broker and manager Provi-
dence Gold and Silver Mining Co., 402 Front, dwl
Windsor House
Walrath Robert H. , bookkeeper John Skinker, res Oakland
Walser Ernest, draftsman Machinery Department U. S.
Mint
Walsh Andrew, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 30 Tehama
Walsh Arthur, carpenter, dwl 27^ Clinton
Walsh Charles, seaman and carpenter, dwl 102 Jackson
Walsh Charles J., barkeeper, dwl 65 Natoma
Walsh Daniel, janitor Custom House, dwl 366 Clementina
Walsh Edward, barkeeper James Kerwin, dwl 2012 Powell
Walsh Edward, foreman Battery St. Bonded Warehouse,
dwl 1028 Jackson
Walsh Edward, gasfitter, dwl 23 Everett
Walsh Edward, porter Fleishman, Sichel& Co., dwl Shot-
well nr T^N'enty -third
Walsh Edward H., gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, dwl
1016t Market
Walsh Edward I., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 356 Jes-
sie
Walsh Hector, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl cor First
and Tehama
Walsh J. {Mmar tt IT.), dwl 225 O'Farrell
Walsh James, barkeeper Cunningham & Downey, dwl 106
Stockton
Walsh James, bedmaker ^Tiat Cheer House
Walsh James, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 408 Ship-
ley
Walsh James, blacksmith, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Hart-
ford and Castro
Walsh James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Walsh James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Walsh James, expressman, NW cor Clay and Dupont, dwl
240 Jessie
Walsh James, expressman, SE cor Third and Folsom, dwl
7 Hubbard
Walsh James, fitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl 7
Natvima
Walsh James, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Walsh James, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 9 Austin
Walsh James, laborer, dwl E s Reed bet Wash and Clay
Walsh James, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing^
Co., dwl 1424 Howard
Walsh Janies, laborer Palace Hotel
Walsh James, machinist, dwl 429 Chestnut, rear
Walsh James, painter, dwl 22 Rausch
Walsh James, waiter, dwl Russ House
Walsh James C, clerk, dwl 143 Clementina
Walsh .Lames C., laborer, dwl NE cor Vallejo and Steiner
Walsh James E., clerk E. Cahill & Co., dwl 444 Guerrero
Walsh James J., carpenter, dwl 30 Langton
Walsh James J., cooper Simon P. Connor, dwl 930 Clay
Walsh James M., blacksmith Union Iron Works
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MORGAIT & CO., California Markei
F.VANS0HAACK&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Walsh James W., maltster Lyon & Co., dwl 429 Chestnut,
rear
Walsh J. C, stevedore A. C. FreeBO
Walsh Jerome, bootmaker, dwl S 3 Twentieth bet Howard
and Folsom
Walsh John, dwl 1129 Howard
Walsh John, baker Richard Albrecht, dwl 109 Taylor
Walsh John, hamessmaker William Cosbie, dwl 6S Jessie
Walsh John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 44 Minna
Walsh John, junkdealer, East bet Jackson and Washing-
ton, dwl 321 Hayes
Walsh John, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Walsh John, laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Walsh John, maltster Lyon & Co.'s Malt House, dwl 416
Chestnut
Walsh John, shoemaker, dwl 7 Sherwood PI
Walsh John, stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 26 Welsh
Walsh John F., blacksmith helper Ennis & McNeill, dwl
5 Howard Court
Walsh John F., molder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 738^
Clementina
Walsh John J., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, dwl 14 Dora
Walsh John J., laborer Palace Hotel
Walsh John R., hairdresser Huck & Hockbrum, dwl 73
Natoma
Walsh John R., restaurantkeeper, dwl 14 Rausch
Walsh John W., special policeman, dwl 1108 Pierce
Walsh Julia Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Julia Witt, dwl 549
Jessie
Walsh Lawrence, hackman, Plaza, dwl 425 Clementina
Walsh La^Tence Mrs., variety goods, 520 Geary
Walsh Lawrence M., painter, dwl 520 Geary
Walsh Lewis, carpenter, dwl 1324 Jackson
Walsh M. Mrs., dwl 6 Tyler, rear
Walsh Margaret Mrs., dwl 225 O'Farrell
Walsh Martin, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl 15
Pearl
Walsh Martin J., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, dwl W s
East bet Jackson and Pacific
Walsh Mary, fursewer I. Shirpser, dwl 122 Sixth
Walsh Maiy, teacher, dwl 444 Guerrero
Walsh Mary (widow), liquor saloon, 426 Drumm bet
Washington and Jackson
Walsh Mary E. (widow), dwl 766 Mission
Walsh Mathew, acidworker Golden City Chemical Worka,
dwl Clinton nr Bryant
Walsh Maurice, painter Wason & Morris, dwl 1300 Jack
Walsh M. B., barkeeper John T. Kelley, dwl 532 Natoma
W^alsh Michael, blacksmith, dwl cor Sixteenth and Sec-
ond Av
Walsh Michael, blacksmith, dwl Kentucky bet Solano
and Mariposa
Walsh Michael, bootmaker, dwl 264 Minna
Walsh Michael, boots and shoes, 27 Third, dwl 1139 Mis
Walsh Michael, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Walsh Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1520
Ellis
Walsh Michael, polisher California Furniture Manufact-
uring Co., dwl 514 Howard
Walsh Michael, shoemaker, 414 O'Farrell
Walsh Michael, stableman, dwl 442 Jessie
Walsh Michael, tallow manufactorj', cor Utah and El Do-
rado
W^alsh Michael F., boots and shoes, 905^ Market
Walsh M. T. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,
dwl 444 Guerrero
Walsh Patrick, carpenter, dwl 422 Valencia
Walsh Patrick, driver Market St. R. R.
Walsh Patrick, expressman, dwl 647 Stevenson
Walsh Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Sier-
ra and Louisiana
Walsh Patrick, peddler, dwl E e York bet Twenty-thu-d
and Twentv-fourth
Walsh Patrick,' waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 12 Allen
Walsh Patrick J., teamster McKenna & Greany, dwl 212
Washington
Walsh Peter, bookkeeper Railroad House, dwl 9 Union
Walsh Peter, porter "SVTiittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 706 Natoma
Walsh P. F., dwl 115 Turk
Walsh Richard, laborer, dwl 18 Ohio
Walsh Richard, tailor, dwl 254 Minna
Walsh Richard A,, foreman gilder Snow & May, dwl 64
Tehama
Walsh Robert, clerk, dwl 360 Third
Walsh Roberta, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 74J
Pine ™ . ,
Walsh Robert Mrs., fancy goods, dwl 360 Third
Walsh Simon T., real-estate a^'ent, office 420 Montgom-
ery room 6, dwl 444 Guerrero
Walsh Stephen C, porter Pilsburj-, Adair & Co., dwl 1424
Howard
Walsh Teresa, nurse City and County Hospital. E s P(>-
trero Av bet Twenty-second and T^venty-third
Walsh Thomas, cij,'ars and confectionen,-. 123 Sixth
Walsh Thomas, clerk B. Mulligan, dwl 243 Minna
Walsh Thomas, contractor, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Walsh Thomas, laborer, dwl 433 Shipley
Walsh Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta
Walsh Thomas, sailmaker, dwl 31 Tehama
Walsh Thomas, seaman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Walsh Thomas, storekeeper Forbes Brothers, dwl W s
Front bet Vallejo and Green
Walsh Thomas, waiter Brendel k Volz, dwl 1016 Market
Walsh Thomas, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. California
Walsh Thomas F., bootmaker, 1129 Howard
Walsh Thomas J., foreman C. James King of Wm. & Co.,
dwl 527 Pine
Walsh Thomas M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 626
Ash Av
Walsh Walter, bookkeeper Cosmopolitan Printing Co.
Walsh Walter, plumber Charles Waters, dwl 725 Harrison
Walsh William, blacksmith Nelson & Doble, dwl 221i Clara
Walsh William, extraman Engine No. 1 S. F. F. D.,dwl7
Montgomerj" Court
Walsh William, laborer S. F. PioneerWoolen Factory, dwl
cor North Point and Larkin
Walsh William, machinist Pacific Foundry, dwl 433 Ship
Walsh William, mining, office 419 California room 17, res
San Bernardino
Walsh William, molder Union Iron Works
Walsh William, stableman, dwl SE cor Fillmore and Wash
Walsh William Jr., bootmaker, dwl 231 Clara
Walsh William A., carpenter, dwl 60S O'Farrell
Walsh William D., painter and whitener, dwl 1427 Cal
Walsh William E., carpenter, dwl 18 Frederick
Walsh William H., machinist, dwl 555 Mission
Walsh William J. (Whan ^- W.), dwl 15 Sherwood PI
Walsh William J., stockcutter D. W. Emeraon, dwl 231
Clara
Walsh. See Walch, Welch, and Welsh
Walshe Richard J., salesman Tobin, Darisson & Co., dwl
14 Ellis
Walsleber Jacob, laborer, dwl 551 Folsom
Walt John, conductor Central R. R., dwl 31 Stevenson
Walter A. («-iduw), beer saloon, 351 Third
Walter Auguste, hostler George Eggleton & Co., dwl 121
Jackson
Walter A. Wood Mowing and Reaping Machine Co., Frank
Bros. & Co. agents, office 206 Davis
Walter David N. (D. N. .t E. Walter «t Co.), dwl SW cor
Sutter and Gough
WALTER D. N. «t E. A CO. (Hennan X., Sfontz.
Isaac yewtQii, and Isidor Walter), importers and
wholesale carpets, oilcloths, upholsterj- goods, and
paperhangings, W^^ cor Battery and Market
Walter Emanuel {D. X. db E. Walter d- Co.), res Europe
Walter Ferdinand, merchant (Nev.), office 32 Sansom,dwl
917 Larkin
Walter George (Walter d; Co.), dwl 310 Fifth
Walter G. Forrest (G. Furresf Walter d- Co.) dwl 1322 Cal
WALTER G. FORREST A CO. (Chrutian Zinm),
merchant tailors, 611 Sacramento
Walter Gustave, printer, dwl 17 John
Walter Henn', driver F. Fortmann \- Co., dwl 267Tehama
Walter Hemian N. (D. X. d: E. Walter d: Co.), dwl SW
cor Sutter and Gough ,.„,«„_. *
Walter Horace, purser stm Santa Cruz, dwl 210 Twenty-
second
Walter Isaac Ne»-ton (Z). N. * E. WalUr <t Co.), dwl SW
cor Sutter and &3UKh „ „ ,
Walter Isidor {D. A', d- E. Waller i Co.), res New York
Walter Jacob, cook, dwl S25 Keaniy
Walter Jacob, organ grinder, dnl 019 Pacific
Walter J. L., prompter Bella Union Theater, dwl Coso
House „
Walter John, laborer, dwl Berrj- St. House
Walter Joseph, seaman, dwl T26 Vallojo
Walter Julia (widow), dwl 623 Minna
Walter Leonard J., cook and steward, dwl 212 Main
Walter Max {Walter <t llamue), dwl 951 Harnson
Walter Moritz (/>. -V. * K. Walter i Co.), res hew York
Walter olten, laundrj-man, dwl 1513 StockUm
Walter Ottj, printer U. S. A., headquarters 105 Stockton,
dwl 612 Natoma
Walter Peter, cari«nter Palace Hotel , , „„ „ .
Walter P. H., liquor saloon, 610 Bush, dwl 512 Push, rear
Only Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Ezclusively to use of Ladies at 113 aeary.
r. ¥. Laird, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont.
Walter Theophilus V., assistant note teller London and S.
F. Bank, dwl 40 South Park
Walter Thomas, salesman 414 Sacramento, dwl 951 Har
Walter Thomas C, bricklayer, dwl 612 Greenwich
Walter & Co. {George Wal'teT and John Denhord), pork-
packers, SOS Fifth
Walter & Marcuse {Max Walter), importere Boonekamp
and a^'ents German Army Bitters, 414 Sacramento
Walters C. , conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Walters Constinee, laborer, dwl S29 Folsom
Walters Frederick, confectioner William Schmitfi, dwl 916
Montgomery
Walters George, laborer, dwl 430 Clementina, rear
Waltere James W. , dwl Russ House
Walters John, plasterer, dwl IS Folsom At
Walters M., machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Walters Matilda (widow), dwl 7 Ritch
Walters Martin, master schr Three Sisters, dwl 611 Green-
wich
Walters Martin, wagonmaker, dwl 49 Natoma
Walters Thomas C, bricklayer, dwl 612 Greenwich
Walther August, musician Maguire's Opera House, dwl
1013 Union
Walther Conrad {Walther A Gavs), dwl 121S Larkin
Walther Frederick G., foreman California Journal, dwl 17
John
Walther Philip, brewer Star Brewery, dwl 264 Eighth
Walther & Gans {Conrad Walther aiui P. Gans), butchers,
1218 and 1220 Larkin
Walthers Marj- (widow), dwl E 8 San Jos6 Road nr West
End House
Walthour Christian, porter William F. Nelson, dwl Broad-
waj" nr Montgomery
Walthour Da\id, laborer, dwl 12 Bartol
Walthour John F., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, dwl 68
Natoma
Walton Albert G., cabinetmaker, dwl 515 Stockton
Walton Charles E., jimkdealer, dwl 313 Francisco
Walton Charles S., clerk Wallace Everson, dwl 1114 Jack
Walton Daniel, stevedore G. H. Whitney
Walton Elizabeth M. (widow), teacher and artist, studio
e.06 Montgomery, dwl 923 Clay
Walton Frederick A. , clerk California Insarance Co. , res
Alameda
Walton Frank N., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
1114 Jackson
Walton G. N., compositor Cubery & Co., dwl 123 Ninth
Walton James P. , furnished rooms, 15 Geary
Walt<:tn Jesse, clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining Works,
res Oakland
Walton John R., dairyman, dwl cor Twenty-fourth and
Vermont
WALTOX ?f. €., roofing, asphaltum, and varnishes,
219 Mission
Walton Nelson C. Jr., clerk James S. Kennedy, dwl 30
Stanly PI
Walton Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 123 Ninth
Walton Sarah Miss, strawsewer Forrest & Co.
Walton Simon A., vamisher and polisher, dwl 15 Geary
Walt<^n Thomas A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl 17 Zoe
Walton William F. Mrs., dwl 1114 Jackson
Walung K Ching Kee (Chinese), slipper manufacturers, 641
Commercial
Walworth James J. (Farran & IT.), dwl Shotwell nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Wanalds Charles, cabinetmaker Johnson & Best, dwl 812
Larkin
Wan bach Jean, cigar dealer, dwl 719 day
Wand Samuel, dry goods, 212 Sixth
Wand Thomas N., merchant, ofl3ce 607 Front
Wand William P., assistant bookkeeper Ledden, Whipple
& Co.. res Oakland
Wandell Nelson L., carpenter, dwl 359^ Eleventh
Wandesforde Harold, clerk F. B. Taylor & Co., res Oakland
Wandesforde J. B., teacher drawing University College,
res Oakland
Wands James, hairdresser Julius Streib & Brother, dwl 105
Thirteenth
Wanee John, carpenter Jacob Bordner, dwl 537 Sao
Wanek* Edward, ladies' hairdresser, 641 Kearny, dwl 719
Clay
Waner Robert, liquor saloon, S s Berry nr Fourth, dwl
Presidio Road cor Laguna and Filbert
Wanert James, dwl 220 I^ific
Waugemann August, cook Einll A. Engelbei^, dwl 615
Pine
Wangenheim Amiel (TTanaenftetm, StervMimA Cq.\ dwl
32S Eddy
Wangenlieim Henry (DoArmann & Co.), dwl 707 O'Farrell
Wangenheim Soloman {Sol. Wangenheim d- Co.), dwl 433
T\ier
WAAGEXHEIM SOL. A CO. {Juda NevTtnan), man-
ufactiu"ers cider, vinegar, pickles, and presen'es, 126
California
Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co. {Samuel Sternheimand
Amiel Wangenheim), importers crockery, glassware,
etc., 129 Sansom
Wankin Gotlieb, rectifier, dwl S b Fifteenth Av nr P, South
S. F.
Wannenmacher Martin, brewer Wannenmacher & Eron-
nenberg, dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Wannenmacher Rupert {Wannenmacher d- Kromien-
berg), dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Wannenmacher & Kronnenberg (Jiupert Wannenmacher
and Frederick Eronneiwera), proprietors United
States Brewerj', NE cor Franklin and McAlUster
Wanner Carl, barkeeper, dwl S26 Sacramento
Wansky Francis, jeweler, dwl 421 Greenwich
Wansleben William A., civil engineer Palace Hotel, office
315 California, dwl cor Geary and Keamy
Wanzer M. L., carpenter, dwl 213 Slinna
Wanzer L. M. F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
dwl 303 Lombard
Wappel Michael, restaurant, 204 and 206 Fourth, dwl 323
Jessie
Wappel Peter, dwl 767 Harrison
Wappner Henry, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, dwl cor Ixtmbard and Montgomery Av
Waras George, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Salvador
WarburtoD Annie M. Mrs., dressmaker, 934 Folsom
Warburton Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 142J^ Fourth
Warburton Mary Mrs., dwl 222" Greenwich
Warburton Mary J. Miss, taUoress Wright & Harmon, dwl
2221 Greenwich nr Steiner
Warburton James, molder City Foundry, dwl 934 Folsom
Warburton John Sr. , chickenranch, NW cor Filbert and
Fillmore
Warburton Joseph, managing director Union Pacific Silk
Manufacturing Co., office 507 Mont, dwl 142J Fourth
Warburton M. J. 3Iiss, taiToress, dwl 505 Sutter
Warburton Samuel, teamster Smith, Cutter k Co., dwl S
s Perrj- bet Fourth and Fifth
Ward Abraham, butcher, dwl 506 Market
Ward A. G., carriagesmith Kimball Manof. Co.
Ward Agnes (widow), dwl 349 Tehama
Ward A. H., cashier George C. Johnson & Ca, dwl 1121
Sacramento
Ward Albert, broommaker Gillespie, Zan & Co. » dwl 25
Stone
Ward Alexander, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 27 Stinna
Ward Alexander H., bookkeeper, dwl 1121 Sacramento
Ward Andrew A. J. (colored), hairdresser, 522 Pacific, dwl
10 Scott PI
Ward Ann (widow), dwl 1121 Filbert
Ward Annie Mrs., liquor saloon, N s Pacific bet Batteiy
and Front, dwl Avenue House
Ward Barney, waiter stm John L. Stephens Oregon S. S.
Co.
Ward Beecher Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (White
Pine, Nev.), office 401 California room 4
Ward Bernard, stevedore, dwi 209 Union
Ward Bridget (widow), dwl 113 Shipley
Ward Charles, musician, dwl 1713 Stockton
Ward Charles, painter, dwl 167 Minna
Ward Christopher, tailor P. S. Molony, dwl 367 Jessie
Ward Colin S., porter J. Ivancovich & Co., dwl SE cor
Oak and Gough
Ward Daniel W. , apothecary and chemist, NW cor Polk
and Pine, dwl 1400 Polk
Ward David, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Ward E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 213 Seventh
Ward Edward, gardener, dwl W s Van Ness Av bet Jack-
son and Pacific
Ward Edward, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Ward Edward, laborer (Jolden Gate Park
Ward Edward, longshoreman, dwl 5 Stevenson
Ward Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 1 Washington
Block
Ward Ellis Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Ck)., Nev.), office
37 Merchants' Elxchange
Ward Francis M., bookkeeper Geoi^e W. Granniss, dwl
105 Montgomery Block
Ward Frances S. (widow), dwl cor Alabama and Twenty-
eighth, N 8 Bemal Heights
Ward Frank, stevedore, dwl 2 Oregon
Ward F. W., butcher S. Newman « Co., dwl 606 Market
Ward George, bricklayer, dwl N s Market bet Seventh
and Eighth
MOB&AN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market,
F.VAITSCHAACK^CO.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
Ward George, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwi 264 Tehaiim
Ward George B., broommaker Thomas Ward, dwl 27
Drunim
Ward George H., braSBmolder Weed & KIngwell, dwl
1315 Sacramento
Ward George J., f Orel lan Sol. Wangenheim &Co.,dwl 132
Oak, rear
Ward George J. Jr laborer Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl
132 Oak, rear
Ward Henrj', carpenter, dwl 1418 Powell
Ward Henry, goldbeater, dwl 32 Minna
Ward Hnhcrt {Dali/ ,t- W.), dwl 1023 Howard
Ward Hugh, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl N 8 Cali-
fornia bet Devisadero and Broderlck
Ward Isaac M. , dwl 1315 Sacramento
Ward James (O'Brien * H'.), dwl 1228 Sacramento
Ward James, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Ward James, liquor saloon, 232 Brannan
Ward James, longshoreman, dwl 150 Steuart
Ward James Mrs. (widow), dwl 116 Leidesdorff
Ward J. D. (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 220 Lombard
Ward John, aspbaltumworker, dwl 4 Cedar Av
Ward John, barkeeper Jane Furlong, dwl 1012 Kearny
Ward John, capitalist, dwl S s Tjder nr Steiner
Ward John, carriagewasher William E. Bridge, dwl 30
Clarence PI
Ward John, expressman, dwl 914 Geary
Ward J(.>hn, goldbeater James Newman, dwl 32 Minna
Ward John, laborer, dwl King St. House
Ward John, milkman, dwl 920 Harrison
Ward John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Costa Rica
Ward John, seaman, dwl SW cor Folsom and Main
Ward John Church, stevedore, dwl 1319 Sansom
Ward John F., dwl 2 Crook
Ward John F., laborer, dwl 1112 Kearny, rear
Ward JohnG., cashier Cutting & Co., dwl 1214 Hyde
Ward John M., merchant, dwl 428 Hayes
Ward John R., dwl 129 Third
Ward J. W. (Molera d- W.), dwl 615 Bush
Ward J. W., carpenter, dwl 83 Everett
Ward L. P. , deputy county assessor. City Hall
Ward Maggie Miss, upholstress Cal. Furniture M. Co., dwl
767 Howard
Ward Mary A. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar
School, dwl 1418 Powell
Ward Mary E. Mrs., private school, 1022 Powell
Ward Newton W., laborer, dwl cor Alabama and Twenty-
Eighth, N s Benial Heights
Ward Patrick, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'b Wharf,
dwl 212 Hitch
Ward Patrick, laborer Agricultural Fair Race Grounds,
dwl Seventh Av nr Point Lobos Av
Ward Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Ward Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., dwl 534 Bush
Ward Patrick, stableman Norton & Adams, dwl 435 Turk
Ward Peter, dwl 512 Mission
Ward Peter, clerk, dwl 407 Tehama
Ward Peter, plumber C. H. Stombs & Co., dwl 317} Te-
hama
Ward Peter, porter McKee & Durkin, dwl 421 Tehama
Ward P. F., laborer, dwl E s Douglass bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Ward Philip, roadcarpenter Southern Pac. B. R., dwl 1418
Powell
Ward Philip Jr., gasfitter Bush & Milne, dwl 1418 Powell
Ward E. Mrs, (widow), dwl 932 Market
Ward Richard, boatman, 017 Davis
Ward Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 43 Minna
Ward T. Miss, dress-maker, dwl 767 Howard
Ward Theodore, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co., dwl 16
Rausch
Ward Thomas, broker, dwl 666 Folaom
Ward Thomas, laborer, dwl 71 Natoma
Ward Thomas, laborer Pacific Boiling Mills
Ward Thomas, longshoreman, dwl Oregon bet Dnunm
and East
Ward Tliomas, manufacturer and dealer brooms, brushes,
and whips, 27 Drumm
Ward Tlionia^, sawmaker Pacific Saw Factory, dwl S17
Greenwich
Ward Thomas P., barkeeper, dwl 272 Minna
Ward William (William Ward Ji Co.), dwl 924 Jackson
Ward William, dwl 203 Turk
Ward William, bricklayer, dwl 16 Natoma
Ward William, cook Railroad House
Ward William, drajman, dwi NE cor Twenty-third and
Alabama
Ward William, mason Palace Hotel
Ward William, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 148 Natoma
Ward William, stableman Thomas Rj-an, dwl 438i Jessie
Ward William & Co. , Importers and jobbere ale and porter
509 Sacramento '
Ward William B., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union dwl S
s California bet Buchanan and Webster
Ward W. S. , clerk Overland House, .133 Sacramento
Wardams Charles, painter Palace Hotel
Warde M. & Co. (David Nedy), importers and wholesale
wines and liquors, 803 Batter}'
Warde Michael (M. Warde ,1- Cj.), dwi E s Alabama bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Warden Abraham, porter 418 Clay, dwl OJ Russ
Warden Benjamin A., bookkeeper S. F. Chronicle, dwl
917 Post
Warden Rachel (widow), dwl 309 Harrison
Warden Jacob, waiter Shneller & Beyer, dwl 1146 Market
Warden James W., clerk W. A. Holcomb & Co., dwi 815
Lombard
Warden William H. (Warden i Co.), dwl 423 Fult<in
Warden & Co. (William H. Warden and Peter McChm),
teamsters, office 206 Sutter
Wardlaw James, hostler 709 Jones, dwl 531 Geary, rear
Wardwell Amanda R. Mrs., dwl 328 O'Farrell
Wardwell George, clerk, dwl -509 Washington
Wardwell T., clerk Pacific Transfer Co., dwl 230 Kearny
Wardwell Thomas S., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Con-
stitution
Wardwell W. V. B. (C. D. -Jforrisoni Co.), dwl 326 O'Far-
rell
Ware A. B., principal teacher Industrial School
Ware Alice, operator Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.,
dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ware C. P., assistant teacher Industrial School
Ware E. H., physician U. S. Naval Rendezvous, dwl Gov-
ernment House
Ware George A., printer, dwl 1250 Howard
Ware Hartwell, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Ware J. B., bookkeeper 209 Leidesdorff
Ware Joseph G., carpenter, dwl E s Laguna bet Oak and
Fell
Ware Lincoln C, dwl 331 Geary
Ware Mary E. (widow), dwi 70 Silver
Ware William, carpenter, dwl 30 Ritch
Ware William C, broker, dwl 328 Kearny
Ware William H., salesman Nolan Bros., dwl Webb House
Ware. See Weir and Wier
Warell Edward J., acting purser Pacific Mail S. S. Vasco
de Gama
Warez J. B., shoemaker, dwl 34 Hayes
Warham H., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s^'harf, foot
First
Warhmbron Alexander, tailor, 805 Clay
Warhurst S., blacksmith, dwi 2005 Mission
Waring Henry John, porter Gibb & Co., dwl 420 Fulton
Waring Ira S., manufacturer bottle covers, 119 Washing-
ton, res Oakland
Waring Stephen H., steward, dwi Oriental Hotel
Warle Samuel, trunkmaker A. Haas & Co., dwl 42 Moss
Warline Philip, merchant, dwl 516 Stevenson j
Warlock John, superintendent Commercial Flour Mills, ,
dwl 832 Folsom |
Warlow Frederick G., mechanic, dwl 707 Front
Warm Springs Packets, Rider, Somers 4i Co. agents, oflice
22 Market
Warmbel Peter, seaman, dwi 22 Washington
Wamike Wniiam, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 922
Bn'ant
Warmouth Paul, papercarrier, dwl NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Noe
Wamcke Ernest, welldigger, dwl cor Seventh Av and L,
South S. F.
Wamecke A. & Co. (Henri/ Dardenhagen), liquor saloon,
110 Sacramento
Wamecke August (A. Wamecke & Co.), dwl 10 Willow
Av
Wameke G., seaman, dwi 123 Jackson
Warner Abraham, liquor saloon, NW cor Francisco and
lleiggs' Wharf
■WAKNER ALE.XANDEB, physician, office and dwl
313 Keamv
Warner Alexander Jr., dentist, office and dwl mo Market
Warner Amos S. (Warner i Sa»l>y), dwi N a Cherubusco,
Bemal Heights
Warner Charles C, salesman Chcnery, Souther s Co.,
dwl 1114 Market
Warner Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 244 Suiter, and
cashier George H. Tay & Co., dwl cor Bush and Mont-
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Warner Cliristopher, cooper, dwl 446 Natoma
Warner a L., miller, dwl 203 Post
Warner Edward, dwl 137 Montgomery
Warner Edwin K., carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 1005
Clay
Warner E. M. Mrs., dwl 314 Biish
Warner Frederick, watchman Custom House, dwl 16
Stockton, rear
Warner G. A., carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento
Warner George P., sexton First Congregational Church,
dwl 1005 Clav
Warner Henry B., clerk V. S. Naval Rendezvous, 3 Gov-
enmient House, dwl 1005 Clay
Warner Jacob, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
I dwl 449 First
I Warner James, cook 123 Jackson
Warner Jerome, musician, dwl 904 Kearny
' Warner John, extraman Hose No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 112
I Jackson
I Warner John, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Warner John, porter Brittan, Holbrook & Co
Tehama
Warner Milton, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Warner Robert, carpenter George W. Swan & Co.
Columbia nr Twentieth
Warner William, captain stm Antelope, dwl 1935 Bdwy
WABXER * SIISBY (A moB S. Warner and Edward
D. Silsby), bed and furniture-spring maniifacturera,
147 New Montgomery
WamhoU Charles, cabinetmaker, dwl 812 Larkin
Wamholz Frederick, bootmaker George Biu-khardt, dwl 7
Bernard
Wamke Wilhekn, dwl 922 Bryant
Wamken H. F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont
and Francisco
Wam.x'k William, watchman Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl W B
Sierra nr Michigan
Warren A. J., hostler, dwl 123 Jackson
Warren A- J., mason Palace Hotel
Warren Albert Thomas, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl
210 Ellis
Warren Andrew, bricklayer, dwl 267 Minna
Warren August, tovs, confectiouerj', and fancy articles,
107 Sixth, dwl 26 Rausch
Warren B. J., printer, dwl 616 California
Warren C. C. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl IIS Post
Warren C. H., watchman, dwl 217 Tehama
Warren Charles A., liquor saloon, 33 Geary, dwl 1133 How
Warren Edward, teacher languages, dwl 5 Quincy PI
Warren Frank, dwl 26 Six-th
Warren Frank, hackdriver Thomas Bowlen, dwl 917 Pac
Warren George, dwl 424 Sansom
Warren George, driver Hamilton & Robertson, dwl 129
Sixth
Warren George A., helper Melter and Refiner's Depart-
ment U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Warren George B., cardriver. dwl 362 Minna
Warren George W., barkeeper Vaughn & Daly, dwl 793J
Mission
Warren George W., clerk Adams, Blinn & Co., dwl 616
Folsom
Warren George W., stevedore, dwl 110 Berry
Warren Jackson, steward stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Warren James L., woodcarver, dwl 2613 Sacramento
Warren James M. (Warren J: Wilkinson), dwl 1324 Miss
WjUtREX J. li. L. F. (Warren i- Co.), dwl 1301
Mason
Warren Job E., carpenter, dwl 146 Second
Warren Job E. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 756 Harrison
Warren John, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Warren John, foreman Fashion Stables, dwl 16 Sutter
Warren John, laborer, dwl lis Prospect PI
Warren John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Warren John B., clerk Mark L. McDonald, dwl 619 Pine
Warren John C. , mining superintendent, dwl 1243 Miss
Warren John H. (colored), porter, dwl 14 Prospect PI
Warren John K., salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 519
Valencia
Warren Joseph, barkeeper, dwl 311 Jessie
Warren Joseph M. , plasterer and contractor, dwl 504 Jessie
Warren Julia A. (widow), dwl 515 Stockton
Warren Mary (widow), boarding, dwl 129 Silver
Warren Milton M., clerk 6.^5 Clav. dwl 515 Stockton
Warren N. , calker Pacific Mail S.' S. Co.'s ^^■harf , toot First
Warren Patrick J . , pressman Women's Co-operative Union,
dwl 856 California
Warren Robert N., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl
325 Jessie bet Fourth and Fifth
Warren Russell, carpenter, dwl 963 Mission
Warren Russell A., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 769
Clay
Warren Thomas, waiter, dwl 636 Commercial
Warren W. B., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Warren William, teamster Spring Valley Water Works
dwl N s Pine bet Broderick and Baker
Warren William, waiter Russ House
Warren William, waiter Windsor House
Warren William B., carpenter, dwl SW cor Bush and
Lyons
TVABKEX A CO. (J. L. L. F. W.), editors and propri-
etors California Farmer, office 320 Clay
Warren & Wilkinson (Jamet SI. Warren and John WH-
kinson), teamsters. Pier 3 Steuart
Warrington Samuel, bootfltter, dwl 528 Bush, rear
Warris Bertha Mrs., dwl 12 Potter
Warrow Richard, porter Morton House
Warschauer Aaron M., upholsterer William Green, dwl 44
Third
Warschauer Abraham, merchant, dwl 44 Third
Warschauer Benjamin, clerk Warschauer House, 44 Third
Warschauer Manheim, clerk Leavy Bro. i Co., dwl 114
Mason
Warschauer Marks (Warschauer d: Marcus), dwl 44 Third
Warschauer Morris, saddler, 422 Davis, dwl 829 Geary
Warschauer Samuel, dry and fancy goods, 252 Fourth
Warschauer Theresa Mrs., proprietor Warschauer House,
44 Third . , . .
Warschauer & Marcus (Marks Warschauer and Siegfried
Marcus), cigars and tobacco, stationery and cutlery,
533 Market
Warshawski George L., newsagent, dwl 173 Perry
Warshawski Jacob, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
401 Kearny, dwl 173 Perrv
Warswick B. G., clerk James T. White & Co., dwl 6 Mont
Warte Joseph, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., dwl 330
Sutter
Warth John , laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co. , dwl 527
Pine
Warwick Guy, porter Russ House, dwi S s McAllister bet
Buchanan and Webster
Warwick James, painter, dwl 767 Harrison
Warwick Robert, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 7 Austin
Wash .\aron, general dealer, dwl 214 Seventh
Wash Joseph, laborer, dwl E s Sansom bst Filbert and
Union
Washburn G. Mrs., principal VaUejo St. Colored School,
dwl 1621 Clay
Washburn Jeremiah, wooddealer, dwl 131 Fourth
Washburn Jeremiah Mrs., teacher music, 131 Fourth
Washburn Leonard, teamster F. D. Conro &Son., dwl 505
Hyde
Washburn P., cook 542 Clay, dwl 304 Powell
Washburn Reuben W., dwl 920 Washington
Washburn Seward, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Washe Henry, bookkeeper Jacob Salomon, dwl E s Terba
Buena nr Clay
Washer Harry, tinner Hoffmann & Green, dwl 935 Folsom
Washer Minerva (widow), dwl SE cor Chestnut and Leav-
enworth ,^
WASHIXGTOX AXD CKEOLE MIXIXS CO. (Ely,
Nev.), ofBce 19 Merchants' Exchange
■WASHIVGTOX BLOCK, 7 Montgomery Av
Washington Brewer}-, Claus Wreden & Co. proprietors,
SE cor Lombard" and Tavlor
Washington Cigar Co. (Pin Tun), (Chinese), 813 Market
Washington Francis (colored), porter H. M. Newhall 4
Co., dwl 4 Adele AUey
Washington Frederick A. (colored), porter H. H. Johnston
& Co., dwl 601 California
Washington G. (colored), dwl 424 Sansom
Washington Hotel, Charles Hare proprietor, 519 Mission
Washington J. T., clerk, dwl 504 Powell
Washington Life Insurance Co. (New York), Edwin Lewis
manager, office 432 Montgomery'
Washington Market, Washington to Merchant bet Mont-
gomerv and Sansom
Washington Mining Co. (Mariposa Co.), office 318 Cal
Washington Oyster Co. (Shoalwater Bay), J. J. Winant
agent, 107 California Market
Washington Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.), Charles
Langley & Co. agents, SW cor Battery and Clay
Washington Richard, dwl 449 First
■W iSHIVGTOX STREET WH.4KF, foot Washington
Washoe Consolidated Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), office 330 Pine
Washoe Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nov.), office 331
Montgomer\' room 14
Wason Archibald (Waion S- Morris), dwl 916 Vallejo
Get the Milltrae Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., 87 California Mark
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
Wason James T., engineer II. S. R. M., dwi 317 Third
W:ison James P., market, NE cor Harrison and Riteli
«ason John \V., cleric James P. Wason, dwl NE cor Har-
rison and Ritch
Wason & Morris (Archibald Waemi and Patrick J. Mor-
ns), house and sig-npainters and dealers oils, paints
ete. , 38 California
Wass Ambrose C, machinist D. A. Maodonald & Co., dwl
1413 Washington
Wass Dyson D., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 756
Harrison
Wass Frederick A., mortiser D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl
1418 Washington
Wasser Thomas T., engineer stm Saucelito, Davis St
Wharf
Wassermann August (EutcUnson, Kohl, Philippeus <£•
Co.), res Frankfort, Ger.
Wassermann Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Wassermann Elkan, superintendent Louis Sloss & Co.'s
Warehouses and appraiser furs, dwl 1604 Bush
Wassermann Lena Miss, actress German Theater, dwl 222
Post
"Wassemiann Moses, cigars and tobacco, 413 Montgom-
erj-, dwl 4 Martha PI
Wassmann Henrj-, soapmaker Herman Fischbeck, dwl cor
Utah and Centre
Wasson J. G., laborer H. O. Fiske, dwl New Franklin
Hotel
Waste George E., millwright, dwl WTiat Cheer House
Waterburj- Florence Miss, teacher music, dwl 518 Sutter
W'aterbury George A., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Mon-
tana
Waterdoll Peter, laborer City Iron Works, dwl City Land
Homestead nr San Miguel Station
Waterfleld Albert, millhand Wells, Russell & Co., dwl
1223 Folsom, rear
Waterhouse Columbus (IToter/iOMjse tt- Lester), dwl 2213
Howard
Waterhouse Frank, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
W'aterhouse Frederick A., bookkeeper Waterhouse & Les-
ter, dwl 2213 Howard
Waterhouse Harry K., bookkeeper Waterhouse & Lester,
dwl 211 Seventh
M'ATEKIIOISE & LESTER (Cohmtbus Waterhouse),
importers and jobbers carriage and wagon materials,
122 and 124 Market and 19 and 21 California
Waterman Augustus, with Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York, office 204 Montgomer}^
Waterman Catharine Mrs., seamstress, dwl 309 Tehama
W'aterman Charles, teamster, dwl E s Fillmore nr Turk
Waterman Earl E. , team.ster. Mission bet Spear and Steu-
art, dwl E s Webster bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Waterman Edwin R., flour inspector, office 318 Front, dwl
1902 Leavenworth
Waterman Frederick H. , attorney at law, office 8 and 9
Montgomery Block, dwl Grand Hotel
Waterman George, hairdresser Sand Bros., dwl 309 Teha-
ma
W'aterman George, teamster John Lj'ons, dwl 710 Tehama
Waterman J., clerk, dwl 230 Third
Waterman John, blacksmith, dwl 309 Tehama
W'aterman J. S., salesman Holbrook & Chester, dwl 534
Bush
Waterman M. k Co. (Henry JS. Trubenbach), commission
merchants. 111 Clay
Waterman Martin (M.'Watennan it Co. and A. Pfister
i- Co.), dwl 019 Tyler
Waterman Moses, clerk County Tax Collector's Oflice, dwl
315 Tv'ler
Waterman O., dwl 106 Post
Waterman R. H. & Co. (J. H. Freeman), marine sur-
veyors, 316 California
Waterman Richard, celler foreman Lyon & Co., dwl 2
Maiden Lane
Watennan Richard W., bookkeeper Pacific Iron Works,
dwl 2 Maiden Lane
Watennan Robert H., U. S. inspector hulls, office 11 U. S.
Court Building (and M. U. Waterman it Co.), res
Fairfield, Solano Co.
Waterman William, laborer, dwl 215 Minna
W'aterman William B., musician, dwl 6 August Alley
W'atermann Charles H., teamster, Mission bet Spear and
Steuart, dwl E s Webster bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Waters Andrew, carpenter, dwl 34 Hayes
Waters Arthur, Occident Livery Stable, 1000 Geary
Waters C. , civil engineer, dwl 942 Howard
Waters Charles, plumber and gasfltter, 808 Market, dwl 28
CFarrell
Waters Christian O., laborer Palace Hotel
Waters D. , foundrj-nian Hanscom & Co.
Waters Donald ( Waters ,t- Bankmn), dwl 207 Beale
« aters Eliza (\\ idow), dressmaker, dwl ,';23 Howard
Waters IVederick C, foreman Bacon k Co., dwl 101) Mont
W aters George F., groceries, .540 Market, dwl 112 O'Farrell
yt aters George L., laborer, dwl King St. House
M'ATEKS VEORCE I., with SiUnuel Hartshonic, 314
Montgomerj-, dwl 1211 Powell
Waters Hclim B., clerk Pope & Talbot, Third St. Wharf
dwl 220 Stevenson
Waters James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta nr
Michigan
Waters James, stevedore Menzies k Bingham
Waters James, teamster J. Morton .i Co.. dwl 122 Mason
Waters James W., student Heald's Business College
Waters John, laborer, dwl Pringle Court
Waters John, waterman, dwl 621 Ellis
Waters Joseph N. H. , e.xpresswagon, SW cor Sansom and
Halleck, dwl 1594J Bush
Waters Lina R. (widow, colored), dwl 9 Miles PI
M' aters Lucinda (widow), dwl 1623 Powell
Waters Martin, laborer, dni Pringle Court
Waters Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s
Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
Waters Michael, teamster J. Morton & Co., dwl 122 Mason
Waters Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
Waters Patrick, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Waters Patrick, tiinner Samuel Bloom, dwl Gmmison Av
bet Twentj'-sevenlh and Twenty-eighth
Waters Richard, mUl-stouebuilder Joseph Wagner, dwl
331 Jessie
Waters Robert (colored), bootblack stm Alameda, res Oak-
land
Waters S. J., expressman, cor Sarsom and Washington
Waters Thomas, laborer, dwl 1910 Broadway
Waters Thomas, laborer, dwl Friedman PI
Waters Thomas, pressman H. S. Crocker k Co., dwl 313
Seventh
Waters Thoma-s, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
Waters Thomas B., printer C. A. Murdock k Co., dwl 33
Gear)'
Waters W. C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 942
Howard
Waters William, laborer, dwl 617 Davis
Waters William D., carriagepainter, dwl 313 Seventh
Waters William R., mining st^icks, dwl 209 Hyde
Waters W. R., mining, office 381 Mont, dwl 317 Eddy
Waters & Bankson (Donald Waters and John Bankson),
liquor saloon, 208 First
Watersen A. B., carpenter D. A. Macdonald k Co., dwl
743 Brannan
Wat«rson George, laborer Union Iron Works
Watkeys Daniel J., with Arthur B. Stout, dwl 97 Mont-
gomerv Block
Watkin W.' B. , real estate, office 418 California, dwl Nu-
cleus House
Watkins Benjamin (Watkms Bros.), dwl 13 Clementina
Watkins Bros. (Charles and Benjamin), chain and nail
manufacturers, Iowa bet Yolo and Yuba, depot 1 Front
WATKIXS CAKIETO.V E., Yosemite Art Gallery and
portrait and landscape photographer, 2"2-2G Mont
Watkins Charles (Watkins Bros.), dwl Iowa bet Yolo and
Yuba
Watkins Charles W., lumberdealer, dwl 141 Fifth
Watkins Fred. L., laborer, dwl cor Polk and Market
Watkins James, miner, dwl 916 Jackson
Watkins John, milkman, dwl 632 Post
Watkins Joseph, driver Dutton & Moore, dwl 233 Third
Watkins Joseph, saddler William R. Gibbon, dwl 1811 Polk
Watkins Joseph W., shipcaryienter, dwl 179 Clara
Watkins Samuel, drayman Fleming k Stetson, dwl Third
nr Brvant
Watkins William, calker, dwl 10 Berry
Watling Elizabeth (widow), dwl 1031 Dolores
Watrigant Victor, buteher P.aul Husson, dwl cor Fifth
and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Watriss George C, draftsman, dwl 216 Leavenworth
Watrous Joseph C, carpenter James Druiy, dwl 66 Ship
Watrous Stephen W., photographer Jacob Shew, dwl 613
Montgomerj-
Watrous W. E., carpenter Palace Hotel ,,„,„, ,
Watson A. G., carpenter Cliarles L. Tildcn, dwl 615 Stock
Watson Alexander, ca.«hier Grangers' Bank Califomm,
dwl S 8 Francisco bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Watson Aura (widow), dwl 6 Trinity
Watson C. B., warehouse clerk Pacific Rolling MUIs, dwl
cor Shasta and Michigan
Watson Charles, engineer Cal. Sugar ReBnciy, dwl b «
Eighth bet Brannan and Bryant
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.adies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Applianoes are at 113 aeary.
FINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale hj D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Watson Charles, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Watson Chauncey S., bookkeeper Blake, Robbins & Co.,
dwl 207 Turk . , , ,-
Watson Daniel, marbleworker William Black, dwl 1418
Keamv
Watson Daniel B., carpenter, dwl 211 Tehama
Watson Daniel M., cutter E. T. Anthony
Watson Daniel W., salesman William B. Peters, dwl Russ
House
Watson David, carpenter Steed & Naah, dwl 662 Howard
Watson D. M., dwl 156 Third
Watson Dudley L., carpenter Mission and Pac Woolen
Mills, dwl 2616 Folsom
Watson D. W. , merchant, dwl Russ House
Watson Edward (Watson .(• Barnhart), dwl 1021} Market
Watson Edward, student Heald's Business College
Watson Frank, carpenter, dwl 36 Louisa
Watson George, drayman Joseph Bassett. dwl 24 Scott PI
Watson George P. J., bookkeeper William H. Watson,
dwl 136 Hayes
Wataon George Ward, salesman Knowland & Doe, res
Oakland
Watson Henry, bootblack, 419 Fourth
Watson Henry J., roller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl E 8
Michigan nr Shasta
Watson Horace H., marine surveyor and agent New
York Record American and Foreign Shipping, office
302 California, res Oakland
Watson James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Watson James, dealer oils, office S Clay, dwl foot Main
Watson James, driver Hook and Ladder No. 1 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 9 O'Farrell
Watson James, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 312}
Ritch
Watson James, hostler Crittenden & Dalton
Watson James, laborer, dwl 25} Ritch
Watson James, machinist Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl SE cor Howard and Sixteenth
Watson James, salesman, dwl 704 Howard
Watson James T., examiner gangers' returns Custom
House, dwl 1116 Jackson
Watson John, dwl 662 Howard
Watson John, lather, dwl S 8 Ash Av bet Laguna and
ectasia
Watson John, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Watson John R. , general purchasing agent Central Pacific
R. R., office NE cor Fo>irth and Townsend, dwl Lick
House
Watson Joseph (colored), barber, dwl 19 Stone
Watson J. W., bookkeeper T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 737
Howard
Watson L. P. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School,
dwl 24 Scott PI
Watson M. Mrs., dwl N s Fifteenth nr Guerrero
Watson Maggie Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl
24 Scott PI
Watson Margaret, fruits and vegetables, 36 First
Watson Martin V. B. (Watfon A- Co.). dwl 620 Sutter
Watson Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 751 Howard
Watson O. W. , bookkeeper, dwl 331 Montgomery
Watson Robert, porter N. R. Lowell, dwl What Cheer
House
Watson Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.), office
302 Montgomer>' room 5
Watson Thomas, blacksmith William Deacon, dwl 112 Sec
Watson Thomas, seaman, dwl W s Main nr Folsom
Watson Thomas, tinsmith Jackson Iron Foundrj-, dwl 104
AltaPl
Watson Thomas M., watchman U. S. Treasury, dwl 625
Filbert
Watson Walter V., clerk and accountant, dwl 2329 Bush
Watson Warren M., clerk, dwl 1596 Bush
Watson W. G., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Watson William, dwl 411 Sansom
Watson William, clerk, dwl S 8 Bush bet Steiner and
Pierce
Watson William, engineer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl 208 Shotwell
Watson William, gasman Maguire's New Theater, dwl 411
Sansom
Wataon William, laborer, dwl 52 Shipley
Watsitn William H., mining secretary and agent, office
302 Montgomery, dwl 1809 Pine
Watson William M., pressman Bernard & Daly, dwl Fil-
bert nr Jones
Watson William S. , civil engineer, office 25 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 407 O'Farrell
Watson William S., phj-sician, dwl 142} Fourth
Watson W. K., clerk, dwl 208 Kearny
WATSO\ A B.tKXH.*KT (.Edward Watson and
Daniel Barnhart), auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, SE cor Keamv and Sutter
WATSO\ A CO. (M. r. B. Watmn and William King
it Co., New York), importers and jobbers corks,
twines, capsules, etc., 319 Battery
Watson. See Wattson
Watt Alexander, carpenter, dwl 210 Tj-ler
Watt Andrew, teamster Charles Harley & Co., dwl 210
Tjler
Watt James, salesman, dwl 6 Torrens Court
Watt John (Bonner <t W.), dwl S s McAllister bet Scott
and De\isadero ,
Watt John, salesman S. Leszynsky & Bros., dwl 561 Miss
Watt Robert, manager Swiss- American Bank, office S^\
cor Clay and Leidesdorfl (and Watt <t McLennan),
res San Rafael
Watt Robert, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Watt W. A. , doctor's assistant, dwl 2'27 Second
Watt William (Watt i- McLennan), res Grass Valley
Watt & McLennan (William and Robert Watt and
Frank P. McLennan), wool and grain commission,
318 Front room 3
Wattemian Julius, baker Lick House
Watters Christopher, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Watters J., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fourth
and Townsend
Watterson Arthur R., carpenter, dwl 748 Brannan
Watterson George T. , contractor, dwl 748 Brannan
Wattles J. B., secretary Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. office NW
cor Leidesdorfr and Sacramento, dwl 419 Eddy
Watts Alfred, Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Watts Benjamin F., porter James A. Pendergast, dwl S3s
Washington
Watts Charles, waiter John Regan, dwl 40 Minna
Watts Edward, cook, dwl Jackson nr Davis
Watts Evan, builder, dwl 806 Polk i
Watts James, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Central Av |
Watts John (Bonner <t W.), dwl S s McAllUter bet Sot.tt
and Devisadero
Watts John, shipcarpenter, dwl nr foot of I, India Basni
South S. F.
Watts Joseph, machinist F. A. Huntington, dwl NE cur
Howard and Twenty-first
■W4TTS L. <'., shipbuilder. Third At bet I and J,
South S. P., office 305 E.ast
■W4TTS M.*KIXE KAFLWAY THE, nr foot I,
India Basin South S. F., office 305 East nr Market
Watte Richard Jr., porter S. Foster & Co, dwl 100} Second
Watts Richard H., Bricklavers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Watts Sanford E., shipcarpenter, dwl Third Av bet I and
J, South S. F.
WATTS WIIXIAJI, contractor nigbt work and sewer
laying, 126 Geary, dwl S s Houston bet Taylor and
Jones . ,
Watts William A., physician, office 240 Montgomer>-, dwl
Montgomery Hotel
W.attson Margaret E. (widow), dwl 1110 Mason
Wattson Samuel B. (Parker, W. d- Co.). dwl SE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and San Jos^ Av
Watzeck Ferdinand, tailor, dwl 20 Stockton PI
Wau Yune & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 806 Sac
Wau Ymig Lung Kee (Chinese), proiisions, 739 Com
Waugaman .\sa C, oyster and chop house, 320Montgom-
en-, dwl 106 Mason
Waugh Alexander (Alexander Waugh A Co.), dwl 26
Main
Waugh Alexander & Co. (William Waugh and George
Miller), junk, 26 and '28 Main
Waugh William (Alexander Wawih <t Co.), dwl 26 Mam
Waugh William (colored), janitor Y. M. U. B. Society, dwl
914 Pacific
Wauser M. L., carpenter Palace Hotel
Wax Hattie Miss, fringemaker William Englander, dwl
NE cor Harrison and Third
Wax Paul, shoemaker Charles Hoertkom, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Way Asa H., liquormixer, dwl 927 Washington, rear
Wav Frank, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Wav Thomas H., collector, dwl 427 Bryant
Way William J., carpenter, dwl 271 Minna
Wayett Leander, waiter stm Newbem Colorado S. N. Co.,
Folsom St. Wharf
Wa\Tnan Willard G., physician, dwl 2518 CTay
Wajmire James A., official short-hand reporter Supreme
Court California, dwl 510 Stockton
Waymouth Bryant, electrotyper Painter & Co., dwl 19
Baldwin Court
Wa>-ne Charles, nurse City and County Hospitol, E 9 Po-
trero Av
MOEGAN A CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock ftom New lorl
T, VAIT SOHAACK & CO,, 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862,
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741
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Wa^Tie Edward, laborer, dwl 561 Natoma
■\Vayne George, laborer, dw] 6 Natoma
"Wayne James, laborer, dwl 54ti Brj'ant
Wayne Mary Ann (widow, colored), dwl SW cor Sacra-
mento and Prospect PI
AVayre John, dwl 1109 Jones
Wayt James, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Wcolrich Pedro, stockcutter S. W. Rosenatock & Co., dwl
1019 Dupont
Weak Benjamin, dwl California Hotel
Weangartner Joseph, hostler H. Kelling & Co., dwl 419
Broadway
Weare H. L., bookkeeper J. Ivancovich & Co., dwl 916
Stockton
Weare W. K., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 537
Sacramento
Weargain D. J., laborer Machinery Department U. S.
Mint
Weatherly Walter J., bookkeeper Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
dwl 60S Powell
Weatherup Samuel, helner H. Crockard, dwl 104 First
Weaver Charles, carpenter, dwl 305 Chestnut
Weaver Dwight S., stoves and tinware, 263 Third
Weaver E. F., tailor Wright & Harmon, dwl 63Q Com-
mercial
Weaver F. L., ahipcarver, dwl Philadelphia House
Weaver G. A., clerk Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 726 How
Weaver George A., check clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl
304 Townsend
Weaver George D. (Nichols d> W.), dwl Foiuth Av nr I,
South S. F.
Weaver George H., bookkeeper Castle Bros., dwl 220
Shotwell
Weaver Hammond S., clerk James W. H. Campbell, dwl
20 Clara
W^eaver Henry, harnessmaker, 671 Market, dwl 310 Stock
Weaver John, salesman George H. Tay & Co., dwl 416
Powell
Weaver Joshua Rev., dwl 502 Powell
Weaver Nicolas, woodcarver L. Si. E. Emanuel, dwl 518
Taylor
Weaver Philip L. (Weaver <£• Taylor), dwl 2220 Broadway
Weaver Richard, tailor, dwl 036 Conmiercial
Weaver Thomas J., carriagepainter, 906 Mission, dwl 320
Jessie
Weaver William H., seaman, dwl 525 Howard
Weaver W. J., carpenter, dwl 424 Sansum
M'KAVER »!' TWLOit (Philip L. Weaver and John
W. Taylor), importers and dealers rubber goods and
agents Hazard Powder Co. 501 Market, and ixgents
Goodyear's India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Co.,
136 ^Montgomery
Webb A. H., custom-house inspector Green St. Wharf,
res Brooklyn, Alameda Co.
Webb Albert, collector, office 215 Sansom, dwl 304 Third
Webb Alfred, machinesewer Neville & Co., dwl SW cor
Ninth and Folsom
Webb Alonzo, attorney at law, office 420 California, dwl
124T'j'ler
Webb Arthur A., surveyor, dwl 708 Shotwell
Webb A. W., surveyor, dwl 708 Shotwell
Webb Benjamin F., ticket collector Oakland Ferry Wharf,
res West Oakland
Webb Charles Hunter, designer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 8
Wetmore PI
Webb Christopher C, merchant, office 405 Front, res
Oakland
Webb Edgar, compositer Bonnard & Daly, dwl 6i Harriet
Webb Francis A., drayman Jacob Underbill &.Co., dwl 208
t^th
Webb Frank, cook, dwl 119 Jackson
Webb George, carver S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl 428
Tehama
Webb George, poultry and game, 12 Metropolitan Market,
dwl 19 Hampton PI
Weblj George F., laborer, dwl 314 Post
Webb Henry, dwl 822 Broadway
Webb Henry, molder Reese Llewellyn, dwl 132 First
Webb House, Victoria Bourquin proprietress, 37 Second
Webb Ida (widow, colored), dwl lit Lafayettu PI
Webb James Philpot, physician, office and dwl 744 How
Webb John, clerk Charies Schrader, dwl SW cor Brannan
and Clinton
Webb John, laborer, dwl Termmal Hotel
Webb John IVL, dwl W e Ninth bet Harrison and Folsom
Webb Minnie Miss, dressmaker, dwl S s FnXUta bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
Webb Richard, miner, dwl S s Fulton bet Buchanan and
Laguna
WEBB WATSOX, collector, office 302 Montfiomen-
res Oakland *"
Webb William, groom Agricultural Fair Race Grounds
Webber A. C, dwl Oriental Hotel
Webber Alpha A., traveling agent Continental Life Ins.
Co., dwl 2021 Polk
Webber Benjamin, blacksmith John Weichart, dwl 3 Na-
toma
Webber Dietrich, clerk Cord M'rede, dwl 419 East
Webber Kdward N., with E. C. Boobar iSi Co., dwl 5 Drumm
Webber Ernst, market, 226 Third
Webber Frank E. Mrs., confectionery, 224^ Fifth
Webber George E., mining superintendent, dwl 1510
Franklin
Webber George P., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 224J Fifth
Webber Henry, cook 41 Jackson
Webber Henry, sawyer Pacific Box Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 297 Clementina
Webber Lewis N., salesman Carmen Island Salt Co., dwl
124 Tyler
Webber Lowell A., foreman Preble & Co., 218 Davis
Webber M, D., dwl 767 Howard
Webber Stephen L., mariner, dwl Dame nr Thirtieth
Weber Adulph {Lanypaap 4: H'.), 113 Drumm
Weber Adolph C, i)resident Humboldt Savings Bank and
civil engineer, office 507 Montgomery, dwl 840 Fulsum
Weber Charles, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Weber Charles, collector and insurance broker, Hamburg-
Bremen Fire Iiis. Co., dwl 240 Stevenson
Weber Charles Jr., cashier and bookkeeper Hambiu"g-Bro-
men Fire Ins. Co., dwl 240 Stevenson
Weber Delia Mrs., lodgings, SW cor Second and Stev
Weber Eugene R,, watchmaker, 409 Sansom, dwl 528
Chestnut
Weber Frank, housesmith Jonathan Kittredge, dwl Chica-
go Hotel
Weber Frederick, laborer, dwl S14 Montgomery
Weber Frederick C, boot and shoemaker, 764 Clay, dwl
1034 Clay
Weber Gabriel, bootmaker, 63S Commercial
Weber George, liquor saloon and lodgings, 433 Broadway
Weber Heinrich, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Davis,
dwl 37 Pacific
Weber Henry, carpenter, dwl 203 Post
Weber Henr}, clerk Higgins iSt Conkling, dwl 23 Keamy
Weber Henry, machinist, dwl 297 Clementina
Weber Hamnm (Rode/eld tt H'.), dwl 260 Clara
Weber Jacob, trunkmaker D. S. Martin &, Co., dwl 250
Stevenson
Weber John, butcher John Mengel, dwl 335 Fourth
Weber John, weaver, dwl 906 Pacific, rear
Weber Juhu P., music teacher, dwl 628 Chestnut
Weber Joseph, varnisher, dwl 116 Gilbert
Weber Julius [McCurrie d: W.), dwl 811 Leavenworth
Weber Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor Page and
Franklin
Weber Oliver, seaman, dwl 321 Stockton
Weber Olof P., cabinetmaker Kragcn & Co., dwl Chicago
Hotel
Weber Peter, dwl 520 Bush
Weber Richard H., clerk Henry Lilienthol, dwl 1121
Greenwich
Weber Thomas, watchman stm Kalorama, Market St
Wharf
Weber Wilhelm, bootmaker W. F. Burke, dwl 720 Bnuman
Weber William {Sckerriiig 6: If'.), dwl 14 John
Weber William, physician, dwl 1717 Mason
Weber William, wagoiunaker, dwl SW cor Dupont and
Broadway ^ ,,,
Webfoot Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), office 401 Califonua
room 4
Weber>- O. P., laborer, dwl 220 Pacific
Webery T. F., laborer, dwl 220 Pacific
Webster Artemas (Boole ,ic W.), dwl 14 Tehama
Webster B. C, commission merchant, dwl 614 BuBh
Webster Benjamin, shipwright, dwl 64 Tehama
Webster Charles, laborer, dwl 216 Hitch
Webster Charles E., carpenter, dwl N 8 Grove bet Bu-
chanan and Webster , , „„ „
Webster Charles F., real estate, dwl SW cor Van Ness
and Linden avs . „ , ^ ^ « . .
Webster Charies P., pipemaker FranciB Smith & Co., dwl
12 Willow Av
Webster Daniel, calker, dwl 520 Sixth
Webster Daniel, mining, dwl 244 Jessie
Webster Daniel F. (Wetji^tcr 6: Smith), dwl 535 Post
Webster Edward, carpenter Palace Hntcl
Webster Edward, laborer, dwl 12 Stanford, rear
Webster F. B. (Whitney d: W.), res Boston, Mass.
me but tlie Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, P. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant,
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Webster Frederick E., clerk Whitney & Webster, dwl 22
Glen Park Av
Webster George, mariner, dwl 419 Folsom
Webster J:uiies, steward stm Salinas, Washington St.
Wharf
Webster John, liquor saloon, 11 Jackson
Webster John, miner, dwl 309 Leidesdorff
Webster John Nelson, mining secretary, ofBce 420 Mont-
gomery room 8 third floor, res Alameda
WEBSTEK J. v., president Grangers' Bank Califor-
nia, office 415 California, res East Oakland
Webster Kate (widow), dwl 1816 Powell
Webster Lemuel, calker, dwl 22 Minna
Webster Lyons, tailor, 1048 Howard
Webster 51. A. (widow), dwl SW cor Folsom and First
Webster Matthew H., agent, dwl 1625 Sacramento
Webster Maud Mrs., teacher Mme. L. Forster, 912 Sutter,
dwl 1625 Sacramento
Webster Richard P., shipcarpenter, dwl 120 Fell
Webster Samuel, compositor Evening Bulletm, dwl 523
Kearny
Webster Thomas, bootmaker William Joiner, dwl 738 How
Webster Walter B., salesman Locke & Montague, dwl 906
Market
Webster Waterman, tailor, 4 Noble PI, dwl 272 Mmna
Webster William, carpenter Pacific Mad S. S. Great Re-
public
Webster William, machinist, 622 Clay, dwl 70 Natoma
Webster William M., agent Pacific Telegraph Co., dwl
2513 Octavia
Webster & Smith (Daniel F. Webster and Ferdinand.
Smith), monevbrokers, 310 Montgomery
Webuck Michael, porter, dwl 612 Stevenson
WEC'K L. E. A «'0. {Bernard Gettleson and Gttstave
C. Landi^), importers French leather and shoe find-
ings, 543 Market
Week Louis E. (L. E. Week is Co.), dwl 815 Stockton
Weckent Paid, waiter Continental Hotel
Weckerle Charles, carpenter, NVV cor Broadway and Ma-
son, res Alameda
Weckertsheimer Fr., tailor, dwl 431 Pine
Wedber Charles, architect, dwl 1 St. Mary PI
Wedde Henn,', musician, dwl 12 August Alley
Wedderspoon John {Cross J: Co.), res Oakland
Wedderspoon Thomas C. (Cross St Co.), res Oakland
Wedderspoon William (Cross if; Co.), res Glasgow, Scot-
land
Wedeger John, hostler Lyon & Co.
Wedekmd George L., clerk Justices' Court, office 804
Montgomerv, dwl 1912 Taylor
Wedel Carl, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinerj', dwl 36 White
PI
Wedel Gustave, teacher music, dwl 533 Sacramento
Wedel Jacob, machinist, dwl N s Army nr Church
Wedel John, hairdresser, dwl 1513 Stockton, rear
WEItEL JOH.\ <;., liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
Drumm, dwl 821 Vallejo
Wedel John M., boot and shoemaker, 5 Qulncy PI
Wedeles Adolph, pianist, dwl 915 Stockton
Wedeles I. WUliam (Max Gruenberg it Co.), dwl 1914
Sutter
Wedell John J., special policeman, dwl Ohio bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Wedemeyer C. H., groceries, cor Twenty-foxuth and Treat
Av
Weden Peter, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
Harmony Hotel
Wederhold John, blacksmith, dwl 23 Zoe
Wedge N. D., conductor Market St. R. R.
Weed Alexander (Weed <l- Gorie), dwl 628 Eddy
Weed Charles E., photographer Silas Selleck, dwl 729 Pine
Weed Joseph, assistant storekeeper Custom House, dwl
1401 Powell
Weed Joseph H. (Weed i- Kinywell), dwl 1217 Leav
WEED SEWI.\'« MACHINE, A. Mead & Co. agents,
152 New Montgomery
Weed William, clerk, dwl 1217 Leavenworth
Weed Wdliam H., brassmolder Weed & Kingwell.dwl 1217
Leavenworth
Weed & Gorie (A lexander Weed and James Gorie), wood
and coal, 933 Market
WEE» A KINGWEIL (Joseph H. Weed and Vincent
KiugtceU), proprietors Cal. Brass Foundry, 125 First
Wceden Charles C, carpenter, dwl 936 Harrison
Weeden Christopher (colored), cook, dwl -20 Lewis PI
Weedcn Ellen H. Miss, associate principal Clarke Insti-
tute, dwl 1254 California
Weeden John H., first lieutenant Corps Engineers U. S. A.,
office 533 Kearny, dwl 1254 California
Weeks AbbieC. Mrs., dressmaker, 734i Howard
Weeks Charles, gasfitter, dwl 811 Stockton
Weeks Charles W., carpenter, dwl 731 Green
Weeks E. A., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Weeks Ebenezer, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 417
Main
Weeks Edward, gasfitter Bush & Milne
Weeks Frank S., printer W. P. Harrison, dwl 314 Bush
Weeks Freeman L., physician and surgeon, office 652 Mar-
ket, dwl 728 Howard
Weeks John E., dwl 13-26 Powell
WeeksJ.T. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.Mint,
dwl 771 Harrison
Weeks M. A. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School,
dwl 731 Green
Weeks Munro, laborer Joseph Arnold, dwl 405 Third
Weeks Samuel F. (Weeks * Co.), dwl 602 Third
Weeks Thomas D., gilder S. & G. Gump, dwl 523 Post
Weeks William, carpenter, dwl 811 Stockton
Weeks William H. , farmer, dwl 802 Webster
Weeks & Co. (Samuel F. Weeks and Edward Bardvnck),
oakum manufacturers, cor Eighteenth and Harrison
Weems James P., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General, dwl W e
Webster bet McAllister and Fulton
Weerbrouck Frederick, upholsterer. Twenty-fourth bet
Harrison and Alabama
Weerren Emanuel, laborer Clifford & Talbot, dwl nr Uni-
versity Mound College
Wegel J. , saloonkeeper, dwl 3 Dupont
Wegener Frederica (widow), dwl 10 Salmon
WEGEKEK FREBEKIC'R O., notary public, commis-
sioner deeds, and agent I. C* Russ, office 404 Mont-
gomery, dwl K s Columbia bet Folsom and H.arrison
WE«ESiER KK'HARU, mining secretary, office 414
Califonna, dwl 28 Oak Grove Av
Weglehner Leonhardt, clerk Michael Reese, dwl 553i
Stevenson
Wegner Frederick, butcher S. F. Packing and Provision
Co., dwl 1308 Montgomery
Wehe F. R., collector James T. White & Co., dwl 6 Mont
Wche John, laborer, dwl 421 Dupont
Wehmoller Liizie, gloveraaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl
416 Seventh
Wehmoller WiUiam, corrugated-elbowmaker, dwl 416 Sev-
enth
Welm Charles E., salesman, dwl 1610 Turk
Wehn Charles F., manufacturer axle grease, office 421
Clay, dwl 1610 Turk
Wehner August W., clerk George & Loughborough, 607
Montgomery
Wehr Augustus H., painter, dwl 29i Third
Wehr Charles, carpenter Frederick Wehr, dwl 40 Jackson
Wehr Frederick, carpenter and builder, 40 Jackson
Wehr Henry, carpenter Frederick Wehr, dwl 40 Jackson
Wehr Henry Jr., carpenter Frederick Wehr, dwl 40 Jack-
son
Wehr John, bottler, dwl 6} Harriet
Wehr John, fruitdealer, dwl 916 Stockton
Wehr William, carpenter, dwl 30 Ritch
Wehr. See Ware
Wehser H. & Co. (Julixcs Lachmann), poultry, 23-25 S. F.
Market
Wehser Henry (H. Wehser <t Co.), dwl 1117 Folsom
Weiaja Laanen, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
WEIC'IIH.IKT JOHN, proptr CaUfomia Tool Works,
143 and 145 Beale, dwl 6 Vassar PI
Weidan Joseph, maltster Jacob Nibbe & Co., dwl 1420
Pine
Weidemuller Frederick G., baker, dwl 1623 Powell, rear
Weidenbaum Frederick, cabinetmaker Kragen& Co., dwl
116 Main
Weidenbaum Wdliam, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co., dwl
116 Main
Weidenreich M., clerk L. Holz, dwl 1614 Powell
Weidenreich Solomon (Reeb, Mendelsohn it- Co.), dwl
1514 Powell
Weidler George W. (George W. Swan A Co.), res Portland,
Oregon.
Weigel C. H. A., porter Frank & Dallemand, dwl 525 Lm-
den Av
Weigel John, liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and Kearny,
dwl 10 St. Man-
Weigel Joseph, cook 645 Merchant, dwl 647 Merchant
Weighel William (Myers, W. <t Co.), dw-1 28 WUlow Av
Weight Benjamin J., assistant bookkeeper Howe Machine
Co., dwl 1130 Market
Weightman Harry, brewer John J. Streidi, dwl 414 Dup
Weightman J., capitalist, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Weigle J. v., shoemaker J. Irw-in, dwl Hansa Hotel
Earitan Eiver Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AN & CO.'S, 87 California Markfl
'• p. VAN SCHAAOK & CO., 706^708J10J12J14. and 716 Kearny, Established 1S52.
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■Weigman Christian, laborer Cal. Surar Eefiuerv dwl De
catur nr Brj'ant "^ '
Weihe August, moneybroker, 400 Mout, dwl 631 Union
Weihe Joseph T. Tompkins, attorney at law, office 716
Montgomery
Weihmann Frederick, sawyer, dwl E a Bartol nr Bdwv
Weiht George, molder, dwl 620 Mission
Weil Abraham Ot'eU, Cahn i- Co.), dwl 1101 Van Ness Av
Weil Brothers (irafwni, Leop„ld, Vai-id, and Joseph)
importers and wholesale liquors, 213 Jackson
WEIl, t'AlIS A CO. (.Abraham Weil, Israel Cahn
and Moses Weil), importers and jobbers foreim and
domestic dry doods, 21 and 23 Battery
Weil D. & Brother, merchants (Shasta), office 213 Jackson
Weil David (.Weil Brothers), res ShasU
Weil Henry L., fancy goods, 322 Kearny, dwl 314 Kearny
Weil Ignatz, bookkeeper Neustadter Brothers, dwl 613
Post
Weil John P., salesman D. Samuels, dwl 819 Post
Weil Joseph ( Weil Brothers), res Shasta
Weil Lehman, dwl 330 Hayes
Weil Leopold {Weil Brothers), dwl 726 O'Farrell
Weil Leopold, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co.. dwl
Grand Hotel
Weil Leopold, salesman Neustadter Brothers, dwl 613 Post
Weil Mayer (.Weil i- Woodleaf), dwl 916 O'Farrell
Weil Mayer, market, and sausagemaker, 108 Dupont, dwl
11 Carlos PI
Weil Moses (Weil, Cahn <t Co.), res New York
Weil Oscar, teacher music, dwl 819 Post
Weil Theodore, salesman Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 14 Geary
Weil William (Weil Brothers), dwl 935 Post
WEU, A- WOODLEAF (i/ai/er Weil and Henry Wood-
leaf), importers and jobbers gents' furnishing goods,
Yankee notions, cutlery, stationery, smokers' articles
etc., 113 Battery
Weiler R. , engineer, dwl 434 Brannan
Weill Aaron, dwl Bootz's Hotel
Weill Alexander (Stein, Simon ic Co. and hazard Frires)
dwl 1208 Van Ness Av
Weill Henry (J. W. Davidsm S: Co.), dwl 1517 Powell
Weill Leon, salesman Lazard Freres, dwl 219 Geary
Weill Raphael {J. W. Davidson i- Co.), dwl 908 O Farrell
Weill Simon, commission merchant, dwl 1123 Stockton
Weill Sylvain (Stein, Simon i- Co.), dwl 908 O'Farrell
Weill. See Weyl
Weilstrup Peter Christian, clerk Becker & Jacoby, dwl 18
Clara
Weinberg Julius, peddler, dwl 929 Mission
Weinberg Louis, tailor, 27 Pacific
Weinberger Adolph, Uilor, dwl Humboldt House
Weindorf Jacob, fruits and vegetables, 222 Fourth, dwl 317
Clementina
Weindorf Minna Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Bruns, dwl 317
Clementina
Weiner Church, market, cor PoUc and Clay, dwl E s Tor-
rens Court
Weiner Joseph, glazier and painter, dwl 227 Pacific
Weiner Simon, cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 227 Pac
Weiner. See Wiener
Weinlander Auguste, dwl 514 Leavenworth
WeiiKihl Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 107 Turk
Weinrich Charles, mariner, dwl 229 Sixth
Weinrich Henry, dwl SE cor Sixth and Clementina
Weinser John, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 506 Market
Weinshenk Abraham, merchant, dwl 614 O'Farrell
Weinshenk Sig, bookkeeper C. H. Meyer & Brothers, dwl
014 O'FarreU
Weinstock Henry, furnishing goods, 746 Washington, dwl
924 Dupont
Weintraub P. (Weintraub d; Hudson), dwl 11 RuS8
Weintraub Samuel (3[eyer <t »'.), dwl 441 Tyler
Weintraub & Hudson (P. Weintraub and J. L. Budeon),
real-estate agents, office 425 Kearny
Weintresse Guadelupe, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
dwl 168 Shipley
Weir William G. (Weir cfc Gray), dwl 111 Oak
Weir William J., millhand Weir & Gray, dwl 111 Oak
Weir George, delivery clerk Weir & Gray, dwl 111 Oak
Weir J. Mrs., dwl 70 Silver
Weir Jacob, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Weir James, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721 Market
Weir James C, contractor and builder, dwl 850 Mission
Weir John, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwl 20
Silver
Weir John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 1109 Jones
Weir Robert Mrs. (widow), dressmaking, 413 Hayes
Weir Thomas, butcher Michelssen, Brown /i Co., dwl Clara
bet Filth and SLxth
Weir & Gray (W. 0. Weir ajul Henry Gray) furniture
.manufacturers, 381 and 383 Brannan '"™'"r«
Wen-. See Ware and Wier
Weirich Gustave, driver Union Brewery, dwl 326 Clem
Weis Henry W. , d» 1 SOJ Garden
fl eisbrood John H., tailor, 1066 Howard
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Weise Charles, laborer John 0. Strauch
Weise Frederick, seaman Jerome B. Piper, 831 East
Weisel Edward, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy i Co dwl l"
Morey Alley
Weisel Philip, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co dwl 7
Card Alley *
Weisemann Henry, carpenter, 610 Pine
Weisenbach William, bookkeeper, dwl 223 Stevenson
Weisenbom Frederich, liquor saloon, NE cor Lombard and
Baker
Welsh M., tailor, dwl 203 Post
Weishhaupt Georgia, barkeeper, dwl 1 St. Marr PI
Weisheimer Charles, market, 266 Octarta
Wcismen B. W., clerk Duveneck & Co., dwl SE cor Seven-
teenth and Eureka
Weiss Edward H., engineer, dwl 167 Minna
Weiss Elizabeth Mrs., teacher music, dwl 167 Minna
Weiss Gustave, laborer Henry Linne, dwl Berry nr Fourth
Weiss Henry, fruits, 1514 Dupont
Weiss H. J., carpenter, dwl 567 Bryant
Weiss Jacob, dwl 260 Tyler
Weiss Jacob, tailor, dwl 520 Stevenson
Weiss John, combmaker, dwl 730 Natom^
Weiss John H., steward, dwl 322 Third
Weiss Joseph, tailor, dwl 12 Berry
Weiss M., book and jobprinter, 319 Battery
Weiss Oswald Rev., reader Congregation Sherith Israel,
dwl 1621 Sacramento
Weiss Richard, clerk P. Hartigan & Co., dwl NE cor
Twelfth and Folsom
Weissbein Joseph, bookkeeper J. Newman & Co., dwl S21
Larkin
Weisse Anton, laborer, dwl Eighteenth Av nr F, South
S. F.
Weisse Henry, teamster Miller & Lux
Weissenberger Francis E., clerk James H. Boyd, dwl NE
cor Larkin and California
Weissich William A., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel,
dwl 1532 Post
Weissig Erhard, collector and agent, office 604 Merchant
Weister William H., porter Grand Hotel, dwl 559 Minna
Weitner Antone, fruits, etc., SWcor Hyde and Ellis
Weitz Samuel, butcher, SW cor Ellis and Leavenworth,
dwl 405 Leavenworth
Weitz Samuel, clerk Stohi Brothers, dwl 406 Leavenworth
Welbauk Robert, painter, dwl 112 Shipley
Welbouni Consolidated Mining Co., A. D. Carpenter sec-
retary, office 606 Clay
Welby Charles W., butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., dwl
cor Tenth Av and A, South S. F.
Welby JohnT., market, SE cor Fifteenth Av andP.South
S. F.
Welby Nathan B., butcher M. Brandenstein &, Co., dwl
cor Tenth Av and N, South S. F.
Welby Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 227 Second
Welcer Henry, compositor Francis & Valentine, dwl 216
Clara
Welch A., second officer Pacific MailS. S. Ancon
Welch Alfred J. (Welch d- Co.), and attorney at law, office
608 Merchant, res Oakland
Welch Andrew (Welch A- Co.), dwl 616 Jones
Welch Andrew, teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 29
Fifth Av
Welch Ann (widow), dwl 242 Fifth
Welch Ann (widow), dwl 1907 Dupont
Welch Anna Miss, dwl 1009 Clay
Welch August, sugarboUer, dwl NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Welch Bartholomew, laborer, dwl SW cor Laidley and Mer-
ced
Welch Benjamin, calker, dwl SE cor Webster and Waller
Welch Charles, barkeeper Barrj- i Patten, dwl 65 Nat<.ima
Welch Charles, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., dwl cor
Twenty-second and Mission
Welch Charles, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl
1323 Powell
Welch Charles H., advance agent Maguire'e New Theater,
dwl 207 Kearny
Welch Charles W., newspapercarrier, dwl S a Columbia
nr Guerrero
Welch Cyrus, mason Palace Hotel
Baths I Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to older and BETAIBED I7 P- "^^ ^^^^^' ^^^ Montgomery.
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Welch Daniel, barkeeper Louis Korn, dwl 105 Geary
Welch Dennis, varnisher Henry Hufschmidt, dwl 23 Hunt
Welch D F., bricklayer Palace Hotel, dwl 7S9 Folsom
Welch George, butcher Dengler & Blum, dwl W s N bet
Kleveuth and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
Welch Heury H., with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 9
Breuham PI „ ^ .
Welch James {Gallagher Ji W.), dwl SW cor Sutter and
Broderick
Welch James, bootmaker, dwl 7 Natoma, rear
Welch James, carpenter, dwl 18 Glover
Welch James cook, dwl 54 Sacramento
Welch James, driver Mason's Brewery, dwl 2 Hartman
Alley
Welch James, gasfltter Palace Hotel , , „ „. , ,.
Welch James, hostler Omnibus R. B., dwl E B Minna bet
Third and Fourth
Welch James, laborer, dwl 111 Clinton
Welch James, laborer, dwl 263 ilinna
Welch James, laborer, dwH232VaUejo . , „„ „
Welcli James, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 22 De
Boom i TT ei >r-
Welch James, laborer Construction Department U. is. Mmt
Welcli Jimies, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Welch James, laborer Palace Hotel
Welch James, laborer Townsend St. Depot Central Pacific
K. K., dwl cor Third and Berry
Welch James, nightwatchman, dwl N 8 Fourteenth Av nr
N, Suuth S. F.
Welch James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Welch James M. Jr., clerk Dutdiam, Camgan & Co., dwl
W s Precita Av nr Mission „r^ _. . ,
Welch J. M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 3 Wharf, dwl
14 Freelon
Welch John, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Welch John, bootmaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 7
Natuma
Welch John, laborer, dwl 34 Minna
Welch John, laborer, dwl 30 Mary
Welch John, laborer, dwl York bet Eighteenth and Nme-
teenth
Welch John, laborer Palace Hotel
Welch John, teamster Hibemia Brewery, dwl 109 Eighth
Welch John, watchman Bay View Distillery, dwl corNine-
teeuth .\v and H, South S. F.
Welch John F., molder Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 738J
Clementina
Welch John H., Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Welch John J., machinist, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel
Welch John L., liquor saloon, cor Seventh Av and B,
Suuth S. F.
Welch John T., laborer Agricultural Fair Race Grounds,
dwl cor L^'On and Geary
Welch Joseph, fireman, dwl 625 Davis
Welch Joseph, helper Eugene N. Fritz, 765 Market
Welch J. W. , papercarrier, dwl 434 Fremont
Welch Lawrence, drayman George Bryden, dwl Golden
Gate Hotel
Welch L. B., clerk A. E. Magill, dwl 419 Hyde
\\elch .Margaret (widow), liquors, 74 Jessie
Welch Martin, c.-u-riagepainter, dwl 70S Brannan
Welch Michael, blacksmith Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Welch Michael, haruessman John Martin, dwl 442 Jessie
Welch Michael, laborer, dwl 217 Hickory
Welch Michael, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 612
Fourth
Welch Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl cor Seven-
teenth and Mission
Welch Michael, laborer Market St. R. R.
Welch Michael, milkranch. Dame nr Thirtieth
Welch Michael, tailor C. C. Hastings it Co., dwl 1905 Hyde
Welch Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Mission and Eight-
eenth
Welch Robert M., clerk Julius C. McCeney, dwl 502 Mason
Welch Samuel B., salesman John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 620
Sutter
Welch Thomas, deckhand stm AUce E. Garratt, Commer-
cial St. Wharf
Welch Thomas, laborer, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Welch Thomas, laborer Palace Hotel
Welch Thomas H., shoemaker, dwl 411 Oak
Welch Thomas R., clerk D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl 283
Stevenson
Welch William, machinist, dwl E 8 Stevenson bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Welch William, mining engineer, dwl W s Capp bet Twen-
ty-third and 'l^venty -fourth
Welch \N illiiuii, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Welch Wilham E., carpenter, dwl 18 Frederick
WELCH A CO.. importing, shipping, and commission
merchants, agents Moody's Burrard Inlet Saw Mills,
B C. (»'elck, Rithit <l- Co., Victoria, B. C, and An-
drew Welch X- Co., Liverpool, Emj.), 109 California
Welch & Co. (Alfred J. Welch and C. C. Brookings),Tea.\-
estate and business agents, 608 Merchant
Welch. See Walch, Walsh, and Welsh
Weld Charles F., clerk, dwl 27i Fourth
Weld Samuel, coachman G. H. Winterbum, dwl NW cor
Gough and Austin
Welden George, seaman, dwl 233 First
Welden James, machinist, dwl 1232 Vallejo, rear
Welden William, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Fol and Beale
Weldon C. E., dwl 38 Russ
Weldon Christopher J., manufacturer patent buckles,804i
Folsom
Weldon George M., master mariner, dwl 233 First
Welk August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Welke August, carpenter Palace Hotel
Welke Holfina (widow), dwl lOlS Powell ^
Wellbrook Friederich, watchman New Atlantic Hotel
Wellbrock & Schroeder (Henry Wellbrock and Henry
Schroeder), groceries and liquors, 214 Da\-is
Wellbrock Henry (Wellbrock i- Schroeder), dwl 214 Da>ia
Wellbrook George H. (Wellbrook d: Junck), dwl NW cor
Bush and Powell
Wellbrook & Junck (George B. Wellbrook and C. (r.
Junck), wines and liquors, 211 Pine
Wellenrod George (R. W. Coon A Co.), 530 Sacramento
Weller , dwl 5i Kearny
Weller Charles, bookkeeper A. Lewis & Co. , dwl 628 Sutter
Weller Charles L., president Mexican M. Co., office 419
California room '28, dwl 1104 Market
Weller E. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 333 Bush
Weller George E., salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 802
Turk
Weller Henry, printer, dwl 216 CTara ,,„„„„,,
Weller John, draftsman Wright & Sanders, dwl 236 Sutter
Weller John B. Jr., attorney at law, office 4 and 5 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 645 Clay
Weller Mary F. Miss, teacher music, dwl 914 Market
Weller Samuel, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wellin Patrick M., carpenter, dwl 20 Potter
Welling R. F., dwl 44J Sixth „,.._.
WElLl.\GTO> B. F., seedsman, 425 Washington,
dwl 865 Mission , „ ,-■ i, n
Wellington George E. (Vermea i- IT.), dwl W s Kunball
PI nr Sacramento ,,,r.i
Wellington Miiimg and Smelting Co. (Utah), office 414 Cal
Wellington N. (widow), dwi 836 Mission
Wellington Rebecca P. (widow), dwl 749 Folsom
Wellington William, salesman, dwl 838 Mission
WeUman Bela (Wcllman, Feck <i- Co.), res Fnut Vale,
Alameda Co. „ ,. ti
Wellman George H., clerk Freight Depot Southern Pac.
R. R., dwl Stanford Hotel
Wellman Paul, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
WELEMAX, PECK A CO. (Bela Wellnmn, John if.
Peck, and Tiiiwtliy L. Barker), importing and whole-
sale grocers, 416 and 418 Front
Wells , chemist, dwl 613 Fourth
Wells Asa R. (WelU, Rmsell it Co.), dwl 216 Eddy
Wells Catharine (widow), dwl 569 Howard
Wells C. H., conductor, dwl 34 Hayes
Wells Charies C, painter, dwl 1219 Polk , , „^,
Wells Cliarles S., compositor Evening Bulletm, dwl 100
Wells Chester W., salesman James De La Montanya. dwl
1907 Leavenworth „ .^t ^
Wells Fargo Gold and Silver Mining Co. {Storey Co., Nev.),
office 331 Montgomery room 20
WELLS. FAKCO A CO., exchange, banking, and ex-
press company, Lloyd Teiis president, James Heron
secretarv. Homer S. King treasurer, John J. V alen-
tine general supt, office NW cor Mont and California
Wells F. Marion, sculptor, dwl 13 Polk
WELLS FIt.4..\ClS H., attorney at law, office 402 Mont-
gomerj- room 23
Wells Frank, collector, dwl 62 Natoma
Wells Frederick D., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
134 Haves ,,. . „ ,
Wells (Seorge H., carpenter, dwl Fair Av nr Mission, Bemal
Heights _
Wells George H., missionary, dwl Twenty-third nr Noe
Wells George R., attorney at law, office 420 Califorma,
dwl Grand Hotel
Wells George T., engineer Central Pacific R. R., dwl H 8
Sixteenth nr Valencia
MORQAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
F.VANSOHAAOK&CO., 705, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eeamy, Established 1862.
Wells Ida Miss, shoefitter, dwl 309 Minna
Wells Isadore, wellsinker. dwl Cal Av nr Cortland Av
Wells John E., teamster A. N. Grant
Wells Joseph A., sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 1236
Folsom
Wells Joseph A., weigher grain, dwl 415 Broadway-
Wells Lee, horseshoer, 770 Mission, dwl 9 SejTnour Av
Wells Levi, blacksmith, dwl 9 Se^-mour Av
Wells Lizzie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 210 Francisco
Wells Marion, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Wells Mollie Mrs., dressmaker, 1219 Polk
Wells M. T., mate shm Thorouglifare, Second St. Wharf
Wells Palm, chiropodist, dwl 611 Gear^', rear
Wells Revilo, bookkeeper Charles W. Thomas, dwl S 8
Oak bet Octavia and Gough
WELrS, KI'SSELL A TO. (Asa R. Wells, Momon
Russell, and Seely B. Lyon), proprietors Mechanics'
Mills, SW CL>r Mission and Fremont
Wells Samuel, dwl ls21 Pine
Wells Samuel, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wells Samuel P., marine surveyor Union Ing. Co., dwl
272S Howard
Wells Thomas C, bookkeeper Thomas C. Banks, dwl 210
Francisco
Wells Viola Miss, shoefitter, dwl 309 Minna
Wells Wilberforce, collector, otBce 113 Leidesdorff
Wells William, boatman, dwl 210 Francisco
Wells William, clerk, dwl 636 Commercial
Welis William, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Minna,
dwl 309 Minna
Wells William F., salesman 37 California Market, dwl 540
Mission
Wells William P., master mariner and pilot commissioner,
office 34 Merchants" Exchange
Wells William V., consul for Honduras, dwl SW cor Sut-
ter and Hyde
Wellsford Joseph, clerk Daily Examiner, dwl 1623 Powell,
rear
Welman Robert, dry goods, 817 Stockton, dwl 92S Clay
Welpton Andrew, fanner, dwl 904 Kearny
Wflsh (first name refused), dwl 34 Tehama
Welsh Annie (widow), dwl 314 Minna
Welsh B. Mrs. (widow), dwl 062 Minna
Welsh Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 67 Jessie
Welsh Chiirles, dwl 725 Chestnut
Welsh Charles W., clerk S. F. Laundry, dwl 1422 Turk
Welsh Daniel, laborer, dwl 19 Baldwin Court
Welsh David, musician, dwl S 8 Vallejo bet Montgomery
and Sansom, rear
Welsh David B., drajTuan Luther Knight, dwl 822 Bush
Welsh EdwiiTd, dwl W s Devisadero bet Geary and O'Farrell
Welsh Edward, boilerraaker, dwl 673 Harrison
Welsh Edward, rigger Palace Hotel, dwl 517 Mission
Welsh Harp Hotel, Henry Holmes proprietor, 217 Bdwy
Welsh Harry, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Welsh Heurj', dwl S Brenham PI
Welsh Hugh P., barkeeper C. Chandler, dwl 263 Tehama
Welsh James, carpenter, dwl 110^ Freelon
Welsh James, cartmau Superintendent Public Streets
Welsh James, clerk John Curran, dwl SE cor Sixteenth
and Guerrero
Welsh James, flagman Golden Gate Park
Welsh James, junkdealer, dwl N s Twenty-sixth bet
Church and Vicksburg
Welsh James, laborer Central Pacific R. R., dwl 22 De
Boom
Welsh James, laborer, dwl W s Broderick bet Post and
Sutter
Welsh James, miner, dwl 614 Kearny
Welsh James J., carpenter, dwl 110 Dora
Welsh John, dwl 549 Jessie
Welsh John, carpenter, dwl 110 Dora
Welsh John, carriagepainter Mills & Evans, dwl 1422 Turk
Welsh John, driver, dwl 209 Eighth
Welsh John, hostler, dwl 82i) Folsom
Welsh John, hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl 9 Austin
Welsh John, laborer, dwl 51 Jessie
Welsh John, laborer, dwl loS Hickory Av
Welsh John, laborer, dwl 823 Folsom
Welsh John, laborer, dwl E s Lyon bet Post and Sutter
Welsh John, laborer, dwl Gate nr Islais Creek, S s Bemal
Heights .
Welsh Juhn, pipefitter Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 'a Wharf
Welsh John, produce weigher, dwl 37 Minna
Welsh John, U^amster, dwl 735 McAlUster
Welsh John, trackman Central R. R., dwl 116 Taylor
Welsh John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., dwl 6l>ier
Welsh Joseph, dry goods, dwl 78 Clementina
W*elsh Joseph D., plumber, dwl 1422 Turk
Welsh Martin, plaat^^rer Palace Hotel
Welsh Mary (widow), dwl 110 Dora
Welsh Matthew, machinist John R. Sims, dwl 227 Second
Welsh Michael, benchhand Daniel D. Holland, dwl S s
California Av nr Mission, Bemal Heights
Welsh Mich;iel, blacksmith, dwl 149 Silver
Welsh Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 9 Austin
M'elsh -Mi^'hael, laborer G(*lden Gate Park
Welsh Michael, laborer TownsendSt. Depot Central Pacific
R. R.
Welsh Michael, stableman Crittenden & Dalton, dwl 46
Jessie
Welsh Michael A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 264^ Minna
Welsh Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Welsh Patrick, teamster Knowland & Doe, dwl 439 Na-
toma
Welsh Peter, laborer George D. Wyman, dwl 138 Beale
Welsh Thomas, clerk, dwl 837 Folsom
Welsh Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Welsh Thomas, porter, dwl 31 Hunt
Welsh Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 16 Sunmer
Welsh Thomas, waiter, dwl 9 Essex
Welsh Thomas J., architect, 302 Montgomery room 27
dwl 1215 Tyler
Welsh Timothy, fireman Mo;)'nihan & Aitken, dwl 152
Dora
Welsh Walter, carriagepainter, 31 and 33 Stevenson, dw!
602 cor Grove
Welsh William, carrier Evening Post, dwl 18 Natoma
Welsh WilUam G., carpenter A. L, Bancroft &. Co., 721
Market
Welsh William H., shoemaker, dwl Gate nr Islais Creek,
S s Bemal Heights
Welsh. See Walch, Walsh, and Welch
Welter Charles, cook E. Newman, dwl 609 Jackson
Welton C, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., dwl 245^ Perry
Welton Daniel, laborer, dwl 302 Beale
Welton Emma Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar Schrwl,
dwl 1015 Larkin
Welton G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 932 Market
Welton Lamson S., merchant (Red Bluff), dwl 1015 Larkin
Welwiber Henr}', waiter International Hutel
Wempe Bros. {Henry), paper-box manufactory, 569 Mar-
ket, and paper-collar manufact<}ry, 10 Stevenson
Wempe Elizabeth Miss, teacher mu-ic, dwl 239 Seventh
Wempe Franz, cutter Wempe Bros., dwl 239 Seventh
Wempe Gerhard, business manager Wempe Bros., dwl 2:li*
Seventh
Wempe Henry (Wempe Bros.), dwl 239 Seventh
Wempe Henry L., plumber Dwight S. Weaver, dwl ir>2
Clara
Wempe Wilhelra, foreman Wempe Bros., dwl 239 Seventh
Wenberg Gustav, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wenberg John, dwl 1413 CaJifoniia
Wencen Henry, expressman, dwl 711 Brannan
Wenck Frederick, barkeeper John Gingt,', dwl 6Quincy PI
Wenck William, bookkeeper Edward Vischer, rui Alame-
da
Wendel George, baker Joseph Bock, dwl 30 Sixth
Wendel John, shoemaker, dwl 814 Montg;omery
Wendelar Henrj', conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
782 Harrison
Wendell Medora (widow), dressmaker, 1502 Polk
Wendell William G., salesman Treadwell & Co., dwl 2214
Washington
Wenderoth Charles, watchmaker F. Marks, dwl 619 Union
Wenderoth Frederick, dwl 619 Union
Wendhause Jeremiah, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Bnuman
and Eighth
Wendlane Edward, laborer, dwl 560 Minna
Wendt Charles E., sailmaker Christian C Funk, dwl 411
Bryant
Wendt Christian, groceries and liquors, 722 Hamson cor
Wendt Henrj- A., butcher J. Homung, dwl 1005 Pacific
Wendt John,' carpenter, dwl 315 Stockton
Wendt Mary Mrs., dwl 658 Bryant .
Wendt Max, laborer Nati.tnal Flour Mills, dwl 718 Umon
Wenk Charles, porter J. Ccrf & Co., res Oakland
Wcuke Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Wenncr Augustus, clerk Charles LeverenU, dwl 331 Mont
Wennerhold Christian, assayer S. F. Assaying and Refin-
ing Works, dwl 334 Clementina
Wense George, cook Philadelphia House
WEXSI.\<iEK F. S., real estate, office 304 Montgomery,
dwl Occidental Hotel . , o
Wentel Jacob, Unner Simon Hoffmann & Co., dwl S s
Serpentine Av nr Howard
The Best and most Cleanly Family Baths in the City are at 113 Qeary.
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
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Wentworth Charles, housecarpenter, dwl S 8 ElUa bet
Filliuore and Steiner
Wentworth Clara J. Miss, dwl 501 Van Ness Av
Wentworth Daniel R., assistant foreman I. M. Wentwortn
& Co., dwl 417 Hayes , . „ . « „ ,,
Wentworth Eben C, captain bng Hesperian, office 34
Wentworth Harris B., engineer, dwl E s Tennessee nr
Wentworth LM. & Co. (Benjamin Hobart Jr. «"£«?"»-
uelA. Wood), boot and shoe manufacturers, 225 t ell,
office 15 Sansom j it >. ^
Wentworth Ira M. (/. M. Wentworth <t Co. mid Bobart,
Wood i- Co.), dwl 601 Van Ness Av
Wentworth Jackson J., engineer Golden Gate Flour Mills,
dwl 30 Silver , ,^ ^,
Wentworth J. M., special policeman, dwl 109 OaK
Wentworth John, dwl 45 Clementina , . „ , j ,
Wentworth John P. H. (J. P. U. WentxeoHh i- Co.), dwl
W s Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
WEKTWOKTH J. P. n. * CO., publishers and
proprietors The Resources of California, office Nt
cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff . . , oto
Wentworth M. E. Miss, dressmaker, 2308 Howard, dwl SW
cor Howard and Nineteenth
Wentworth Nathan, dwl 231 Seventh
Wentworth Nathan S., oil clothing manufacturer, dwl
2633 Harrison „ , „.„ , ,
Wentworth S. , laborer Mission and Pac. Woolen MiUs, dwl
109 Fifteenth nr Mission ,_ ^ „ . ,
Wentworth Silas A., foreman I. M. Wentworth &. Co., dwl
Eleventh nr Mission
Wentworth Susan (widow), dwl 604 Harrison
Wentworth Thomas, compositor 618 Sacramento, dwl
Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Wentworth Thomas H., conductor Central R. K., dwl 3
Cleaveland « s j , nr c* i
Wentzel George (Wentzel, Hmfner <t Co.), dwl 26 itocK-
Wentzel, Huefner & Co. (George Wentzel and Otto C.
Hue filer), pubUshers and proprietors California Joot-
nal and Sonntags Gast, office 603 Washington
Wenzel Annie Miss, nurse, dwl 108 Turk, rear
Wenzel Carl, clerk, dwl 814 Montgomery
Wenzel Edward (Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt), dwl
513 Jessie
Wenzel George L., dwl 309 Fulton
Wenzel Henry, expressman, dwl 761 Brj'ant
Wenzel Henry, laborer Leonard J. F. Schnutenhaufl, dwl
134 Fourth
Wenzel Henry, waiter Dresdener House, 337 Bush
Wenzel Herman (Wenzel Jc Ilartmann), dwl 615 Jessie
Wenzel John, musician, dwl 1209 Powell
Wenzel & Hartmann (Herman Wenzel and Etnil A.
Hartmanh), importers and manufacturers clocks,
jewelry, watches, etc., 324 Kearny
Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt (Edward Wenzel, Ba-
rueh RolhschUd, and Charles Hadenfeldt), manu-
facturing jewelers, 519 Montgomery
Wenzell William T., chemist and apothecary, 862 Market,
dwl NE cor Oak and Buchanan
Wenzlick Rudolph, furrier, dwl Prescott House
Weper Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Point Lobos
Av and Boyce
Weplan Michael, tanner Funcke & Co., dwl NE cor Ninth
and Brannan
Werber John F., compositor Courrier de San Francisco,
dwl 508 Broadway
Werder Max J., homeopathic physician, office and dwl
12S Kearny
Werlein Phillip, dealer pianos and organs, 1212 Market,
dwl 516 Stevenson
Werlin John G., boots and shoes, 617 Rear, dwl 1421 Cal
Werling Jacob, carpenter, 510 Sixth
Werlitz Henry, cig.irmaker William Seidel, dwl 255 Minna
Wermisch Henrj', porter 326 Front
Wemiuth Otto, merchant, dwl 3 Harrison At
Wernar Gustavo, retail liquors, 309 Third
Werner August, brewer Willows Brewery, dwl SE cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Werner Charles (IKcni^r * Co.), dwl Taylor bet Francisco
and Chestnut
Werner Charles, seaman, dwl 103 Clark
Werner Christian, real estate, dwl S 8 Fifteenth bet Shot-
well and Howard
Werner Frederick, extraman S. F. F. D., dwl S s Four-
teenth Av nr N, South S. F.
Werner George (Werner <t Lincoln), dwl Torrens Court
nr Clay
Werner George, broker, dwl 636 Commercial
Werner John, shi|icarpent«r, dwl 27 Minna
Werner John, tailor, 618 Merchant, dwl 238 Seventh
Werner Louis, market, 910 Bryant, dwl 907 Bryant
Wenier Maria (widow), dressmaker, dwl 238 Seventh
Werner Philip, expressman, cor Kearny and Pacific
Werner Robert, tanner Joseph Morse, dwl N 8 Lombard
bet Franklin and Gough
Werner William, painter, dwl 203 Post
Werner Wolf, wholesale butcher, dwl 910 Bryant
Werner & Co. (Charles Werner andCharles PryzrembeT),
market, NE cor Mason and Lombard
WEIINEB A LIJiXOlN (Oeorge Werner and George
W. Lincoln), market, SW cor Clay and Polk
Werson S. H., plasterer Palace Hotel
Wertheimer Benny, clerk L. & E. Wertheimer, dwl 712
Post . „ , ,
Wertheimer Charles, bookkeeper B. Dennery & Co., dwl
617 Franklin
Wertheimer Emanuel (L. Jt E. W.), dwl 712 Post
Wertheimer Isaac (U. Wertheimer Ic Bro.), dwl Nucleus
Hotel
Wertheimer Joseph, clerk, dwl 718 Ellis
Wertheimer Julia (widow), dwl 828 Greenwich
Wertheimer Kaufman, bookkeeper Felix Uri, dwl 718 Ellie
Wertheimer L. & E. (Joseph L. Hess), importers and
wholesale cigars and tobacco, 300-306 Front
Wertheimer Leopold (i. A E. W.), res New York
Wertheimer Leopold, merchant, dwl 517 Franklin
Wertheimer Louis (Fleishman, Sichel Jc Co.), dwl 1305
Larkin
Wertheimer Louis, porter J. Cerf & Co., dwl 134 Fourth
Wertheimer M. & Bro. (Isaac), importers leal tobacco
and manufacturers cigars, 425 Front _
Wertheimer Michael, assaver, dwl 718 Ellis
Wertheimer Moses (if. Wertheimer <i- .Bro.), dwl 1016 Lar-
Wertsch William, blacksmith Pollard & Cook, dwl 142
Rose Av
Werty John, cardrlver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 82»
Folsom
Wescott Adolph R., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
1207 Clay _
Wescott Elliott (Hamlin JcW.), dwl 740 Howard
Wesemann Thomas, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, dwl Ver-
mont bet Sierra and Humboldt
Weske Adolph, capitalist, office NW cor Battery and
Broadway, dwl 810 Leavenworth
Wesley Cornelius, machineoperator, dwl 427 Fourth
Wesner George, hairdresser Koelzer & Lemcke
Wesner Jacob, janitor Druids Hall, 413 Sutter
Wessa Phillip (ircs.f a. .1- Band), dwl N s Fulton nrOctavia
Wessa & Band (Phillip Wessa and Joseph Band), butoh-
ers, 68 Centre Market
Wessel C, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Wessell August, porter H. Plagemann & Co., dwl 1620 Pow-
ell
Wessell C. G., bookkeeper Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl
230 Kearny „ , „ .
Wessell John, liquor saloon, SE cor Powell and Union, ,
dwl 1620 Powell '
Wessenbcrg Annie (widow), dres-smaker, dwl 1924 Mason
Wesser Philip, butoher, dwl 426 Fulton
Wessig George, butoher Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wessling Henry J., milkman, dwl 1513 Geary
Wessling WUliam, dwl S s Pine bet Van Ness Av and
Franklin
Wesson Joseph W., lumber, SE cor Spear and Howard,
dwl SW cor Union and Polk
Wesson Lambert, mason Palace Hotel
West Alexander, quartomiaster Pacific Mail S. S. Cmna
West Alexander, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
West Andrew, watehman Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
West Arthur, carpentor, dwl Twentieth bet Harrison and
Folsom .
West B. F. (widow), bakery and confectionery, 208 Fourtn <
West C. C.(Wesl i- Son), dwl 30 Washington
West Charles, dwl 900 Stockton
West Charles, drayman C. F. Bassett & Co., dwl NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Castro
West Charles, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl 137
Tehama
West Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese, dwl 727 Bryant
West Charles B. , harness and saddlemaker, N 8 Market bet
Front and Davis
j?roni ana uavis
West Charles C, lithographic printer O. T. Brown s Co.,
dwl 147 Third .
West Charles E. , pressman Kane & Cook, dwl 117 EleventB
West Charles H., broker, dwl 117 Eleventh
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan &
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West Charles W,
StockU">n
West Coast Furniture Co., C. J. McAllister superintend-
ent, office NW cor Fourth and Brj-ant
'"''=*' .D-^^'-. scrollsawyer D. A. Macdonald &; Co., dwiSie
West Edward W. (Smith d- W.). dwl 673 CTementina
W est Edmn O., carpenter, dwl 915 Montgomery
West Edmn O., special policeman, dwl S s Sixteenth bet
Mission and Howard
West Edwin W., conductor Market St, E. R., dwl 915
Montgromery
West End Hotel, Mrs. J. H. Daley proprietress, Ws Bren-
ham PI bet Clay and Wa.shington
West Frank, clerk, dwl 7S3 Market
West Frank, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 306 Fell
West Frank, whitener and plasterer, 366 Natoma
West Frank A., carria-epainter D. S. Shute, dwl 5 Fourth
IV est lYedenck, housepainter, dwl 1227 Folsom
West G. , carpenter, dwl 244 Jessie
West Georue, clerk J. P. Jackson, dwl 130 Geary
^^estHarrj- R., stockbroker, office 240 Montgomery dwl
304 Jessie
West Henrj", carpenter California Mills, dwl SE cor Treat
Av and Twentieth
West Henry, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
West Hem-}-, teamster Davis & Cowell, dwl 22 Oak
West H. P. P., machinist Hinckley & Co., dwl 22 Oak
West James, tinsmith A. S. Iredafe, dwl 339 Clementina
West James E., sailmaker Harding & Brann, dwl 3053
Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero
West Jemiie Miss, niachineoperator R. G. Brown, dwl cor
Third and Howard
West J. G., machinist R. G. Brown, dwl 257 Stevenson
West John, barkeeper William A. Hughes, dwl 80 Mont-
gomery Block
West John E., sailmaker John L. Prior, dwl S 8 Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Guerrero
West Joseph, carrier Moniing Call, dwl 152S Dupont
West Joseph, laborer, dwl 10 Berry
West Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 15J Dupont
West Lizzie, dressmaker L. A. Ralph, dwl 2 Vernon PI
West Margaret J. (widow), seamstress, dwl 18 Anthony
West Matthew, carpenter Palace Hotel
West M. B. Mrs., teacher, dwl 9 Laurel PI
West P. F., master mariner, dwl 9 Park Av
West Richard, dwl Columbia Hotel
West Samuel, carpenter, dwl 712 Bush
West Samuel, mason Palace Hotel
West Samuel A., engineer, dwl 512 Bryant
West Thomas, porter Louis Eppinger,"dwl 19 Stockton PI
West Walter (H'fs« d- San), dwl 30 Washington
West Whiting G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
Russ House
West & Son (C. C. and Walter), painters, Oregon bet Davis
and Drumm
Westall Charles (Schwiering ,t W.), dwl 231 Eighth
Westall Edward, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 116
Post
Westall Joseph (Sckir'ieritig <fc IT.), dwl 231 Eighth
Westchester Fire Insurance Co. (New York), Potter, Ja-
cobs k Easton agents, 318 California
Westdahl Ferdinand, assistant U. S. Coast Survey, dwl 609
O'Farrell
Westdorp Robert, waiter Techau & Jessen, dwl 437i Na-
toma
Westedt William, liquor saloon, 820 Battery
Westenhaver Ada Miss, shoefitter, dwl nSv cor Clipper
and Noe
Westerhaver C, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl
^•*r\V cor Noe and Clipper
Westenhaver Mary A. (widow), dwl NW cor Clipper and
Noe
Westerberd Amanda (widow), dwl 907 Greenwich
Westerfeld Conrad, mattressmaker, dwl 22J Scott PI
Westerfeld Louis {Schroth J: W.), dwl 1003 Geary
Westerfeld William (Wester feldd Pane), dwl 339 Jessie
Westerfeld & Page (William WeeUr/eld aiuLG. L. Page),
restaurant, 745 Market
Westerman John, tailor, 668 Howard
Westermeyer Julius C, barkeeper George M. Gardner,
dwl ISI Jessie
Western Chair Manufacturing Co., office 220 Bush
WE.STEE.V UOTEl, John Higgins proprietor, 214
Broadway
Western House, C. M. Matson proprietor, 132 Steuart
M'ESTER-V LjUiCET (monthly), Cubery & Co. agents,
pubUcation office 414 Market
Western Mining Agency, Atwill k Co., office 240 Mont
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Western Reporting and "Publishing Co., William M f-u-
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WESTER.V !<.IVI.\US A.\D TRrsT «0.. H. J
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WESTERN lMO> TELEGRAPH « 6.. Jame. 0am
ble general superintendent, tVank Jaroes .issistant
superintendent, g-encrU office 522 Califofnia. branclira
22.5 Front, Grand Hotel, 10 Market, and cor nr>it Av
and Kentucky, S.juth S. F.
Westfall D. ( W. Meyer .(■ Co.), dwl Sixth nr nr,-ant
Westfal George, miner, office 437 Pine, dwl 545 Minna
W estfall John, butcher Donnelly, Dunne 4 Co
eiith Av nr Railroad A\, South S. F
w "H"!,' i"n""' '1".™='". 2«« Batten,-, dwl 130C California
« estfall W illiam, clerk, dwl 744 Howard
WestJield George, stableman, dwl NW cor Greenwich and
Jones
Westgate William, porter A. S. Hallidie
Westhaus Ferdinand, broker, dwl 331 Kearny
W estheuner J. Ferdinand (Frank it IT.), dwl 140 Silver
"esthouse Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 836 Market
Westien Errick, tailor, dwl lllO Montgomery
Westlake George, liquor saloon, 673 Market
Westlake John, shoemaker Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 1134
Market
Westlake L. M. Mrs., furnished nxims, 1134 Market
Westland George, clerk Bank British North America, dwl
1410 Bush
Westley Charles, printing wheels and rubber stamps, 608
Market, dwl 1107 Howard
Westminster House, Louis A. Lc\-y proprietor, 614 Sutter
Weston Ada Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, dwl
711 Taylor
Weston .-iustin (Schroder d: W.), dwl 312 Beale
Weston Charles W., fruits, dwl 8 Central PI
Weston George H., coal and wood, 749-753 Folsom
Weston George M., special policeman, dwl 21 Prospe-t PI
Weston Jeremiah, quartermaster Pacific Mail S, S. Vasco
de Gama
WESTO' JOHN, wines and liquors, 604 Monteomery,
dwl 21 Grand Av -o v
Weston John E., baker and confectioner, 10X9 Howard
Weston Jubal, farmer, dwl 2513 California
Weston Lizzie Miss, dwl 32 Fourth
Weston Lucy E. Mrs., fimii^hed rooms, 10 OTarrell j
Weston Nathaniel, patent-enameled photographs, 27 First
Av
Weston S. J., president Hardy Coal Mine, office NW cor
Drumm and California, dwl .\merican Exchange j
Weston William, bakery and restaurant, 0 St*»ckton
Westorp Richard, waiter, dwl SE cor Uiiss and Natoma [
Westover Channing, clerk, dwl 420 Jackson
Westphal Christian (Wettphal <t Draijer), dwl 603 Sixth
Westphal G. H., e.xpressman, cor Market and Sansom,
dwl S s Ninth Av nr N, South S. F.
Westphal Gottfried, drayman Heyneniann k, Co., dwl W 8
Tennessee nr Solano
W'estphal Henry, moroccofinisher, dwl 608 Sixth
Westphal Herman, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Westphal John C, carpenter, dwl 1018 Larkin
W^estphal Peter, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson '
Westphal Peter, seaman, dwl 1422 Washington
Westphal Reinhold, master mariner, dwl 1422 Washington
Westphal 4 Drager (Christian Westphal and John Dra-
ger), morocco manufiictory, 608 Sixth
Westphalen Eilward, repacker, dwl 400 Vallejo
Westphalen Herman, cigar manufacturer, dwl 2 Medau PI
Westwater R. T., bookkeeper George K. Hyde, dwl 813
Broadway
W'etcher Jacques, cook Occidental Hotel
Wetherbee Calvin H. (C. U. Wethcrbee <t- Co.), dwl 219
Eddy
Wetherbee C. H. S Co. (CharUs Lyman), dealers lumber,
doors, windows, and blinds, 30 and 32 Market
Wetherbee Charles K., stevedore, dwl 43 Clementina
Wetherbee George, musician, dwl ,'»45 St<M;kton
Wetherbee George A., turner George M. Wetherbee, dwl
5 Vassar PI
WETHERBEE CE«RGE M., turning, sawing, and
manufacturer printers' furniture and bee hives, 213
Mission, tlwl 5 Va-^sar I'l
Wethcrbee Henry (Macpherson Jc W.), res Occidental
Hotel
Wetherbee Loroy B., assistant librarian Mercantile Li-
brary, dwl 209 Kearny
WetherlA* Mary (aidow), boarding and lodging»,441 Sixth
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San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. W. Laird. 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
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Wetherbee Seth H., dwl 343 Beale
Wetherby Charles, stevedore, dwl 43 Clementina
VVetherby John, dwl 411 Sansom
Wetherell Agnes Mrs., furnished rooms, 767 Howard
Wetherell R. H., Chinese employment, office 610 Pme,
dwl 767 Howard ....
Wetherill Samuel E., business manager Maguu-es thea-
ters, dwl 507 Bush
Wethem George, student Heald's Busmess College
Wethern Mary T. Mrs., lodgings, 641 Fourth
Wetien Harry, porter, dwl 908 Pacific, rear
Wetmore Clarence, clerk Oakland Ferry Wharf, res Oak-
Wetmore W. N., foreman William B. Bradbury, dwl 321
Wetterauer Peter, waiter Mrs. M. T. Thompson, dwl 534
Bush , . ,
Wetterling Carl Augustus, tanner Lynch & Lyons, dwl
W 3 Columbia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Wetterman August, bandleader, dwl 19 Stockton PI
Wettennan Edwin, musician, dwl 19 Stockton PI
Wettig Martin (J/f/i(2 >t ))'.), dwl 112 Washington
Wettig Minna (widow), dressmaker, 304 Clementina
Wettig Theodore, waiter Brendel & Volz, dwl cor Mission
and Fifth
Wettman liathrina (widow), dwl 1219 Pacific
Wetzel C. , driver City R. R.
Wetzel George, laborer Golden Gat« Park
Wetzel Harriet Mrs. , nurse, dwl 32 Minna
Wetzel Pius, hairdressing saloon, 605 Mission, dwl 61
Natoma
WETZEL THEODORE, bookkeeper and accountant
Estate F. L. A. Pioche, office 526 Mont, dwl SOlVallejo
Wetzel Theodore, engineer Giant Powder Works, S s Cen-
tral Road nr Twentieth Av
Wetzel William (Uildtrbnmd <fc Co.), dwl N s Natoma
bet Seventh and Eighth
Wetzen Katrina (widow), dwl 3 Cedar Av
Wetzler Charles F., barkeeper John Hoss, dwl 474 Jessie
Weule Louis, watchmaker, dwl 216 Twellth
Wexel Aaron S. , salesman S. & G. Gump, dwl 342 Clem
Weyand John, butcher Mayer Weil, dwl 108 Dupont
Weyand Louis, jeweler, dwl 5 Downey
Weyand Nicholas K. (Weyandtl: Kasche), dwl 414 Seventh
Weyand Peter, brewer Bay Brewery, dwl 612 Seventh
Weyand SKasche (Nlchotas K. Weyand and Ferdinand
' Kasche), proprietors Bay Brewery, 612-616 Seventh
WEVL BUOS. (Jerome and Jonas), importers and
manufacturers jewelry and dealers diamoudj, etc.,
339 Kearny
Weyl Cerf, bookkeeper, dwl 1217 Sutt«r
Weyl Jerome (,Weyl Bros.), dwl 1217 Sutter
WeVl Jonas (HVyi Brog.), dwl 1217 Sutter
Weyl. See Weil and Weill
Weyle Annie (widow), dwl 731 Broadway
Wevmouth Benjamin, clerk Painter & Co., 610 Clay
Weyteman George W., butcher, dwl NW cor Fifth and
Railroad avs, South S. F.
Weyteman Louis, liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth and Rail-
road avs. South S. F.
Wezlinger Joseph, milker Nicholas Lassen, W s San JosS
Road nr St. Mary's College
Whalan Edward, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart
Whalaii John, laborer, dwl 20 Larkin
Whaleman John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wlialen Ann (widow), dwl 213 Broadway
Wlialen Christopher, laborer Cornelius Connahan, dwl
San Josii Road nr Six-mile House
Whalen David, laborer Palace Hotel
Whalen Dennis, teamster, dwl 157 Shipley
Whalen Edward C, carpenter, dwl 106 Welsh
>V'halen James, contractor, dwl 1523 Leavenworth
Whalen James, cooper, dwl 707 Front
Whalen James W., mechanic, dwl 707 Front
Whalen Jerry, longshoreman, dwl 14 Frederick
WHAIEIV JOUS, merchant tailor, 130 Post, dwl 1009
Washington
Wlialen John, blacksmith Palace Hotel
Whalen John, laborer, dwl 221 Folsom, rear
Whalen John, plasterer, dwl 1203 Bush
Whalen John H. {Eno^ it- I*'.), attorney at law, ofSce 640
Clay, dwl 1009 Washington
Whalen Joseph, butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor
Buchanan and Bay
Whalen Lawrence, cook, dwl 1312 Filbert
Whalen Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2 Varenne PI
Whalen Morris, shoemaker, 24 Folsom, dwl 238 Steuart
Whalen M. S., carpenter Palace Hotel
Whalen Patrick, blacksmith helper, dwl 108 Dora, rear
Whalen Patrick, ironroller Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl
Shasta nr Michigan
Whalen Stephen, horseshoer Dunnigan & O Dea, dwl 13
Natoma
Whalen Thomas, hackdriver, dwl 561 Stevenson
Whalen. See Whelan , , „„,
Whaley Frank A., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 805
Bush „ ,
Whaling M., attorney at law, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Whalley Thomas, carpenter Stephen S. Culverwell, res
Oakland
Whan William W. (Whan J; Walsh), dwl 1206 Market
Whan & Walsh (W. W. Whan and W. J. Walsh), grocer-
ies, 1220 Market
WUAKTEXItV JAMES, capitalist, office 405 Front
room 7, dwl 125 Turk
Wharton Dora Miss, weaver Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 118 Shotwell
\Vharton James, dwl 49 Natoma
Wharton James, bookkeeper Burling & Bro., dwl 619
Union .
Wharton Joshua, conductor Central iR. R., dwl Mission
nr Seventh
WHAT t:HEER HOrSE, B. B. Woodward propnetor,
5"25-52y Sacramento
WHAT CHEEK LAUNDRY, Elisha T. Tarbox pro-
prietor, office What Cheer House
Whearty Anna (widow), dwl 230 Perry
Whearty Martin, express, NW cor Broadway and Davis,
dwl Greenwich bet Sansom and Montgomery
■\Vheat Mrs. (widow), dwl 850 Market
WHEAT t'H.ARLES D., real-estate agent, 740 Fourth,
dwl 8 Mason , .- j t
Wheat Richard, dwl S 8 Seventeenth Av bet K and L,
South S. F. „ ,,^ _,
Wheat Willis, waiter stm WUliam Taber, Market St. Wharf
Wheaton Benjamin, carpenter Jesse & Drew, res Oakland
Point
Wheaton Bernard, stairbuilder, dwl 512 Fourth
Wheaton Carrie M., dwl 35 Eleventh
Wheaton Clara Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl
60S Jones „ „ . ,
Wheaton Edward, bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl
607 Polk . „ , , J
\V'heaton George F. (Collins, W. i- Luhrs), res Oakland
Wheaton Henry B., bookkeeper George 1. Ives, dwl 727
Bush
\\'heaton M. A. (widow), dwl 707 Elhs
Wheaton Mary A. (widow), dwl 35 Eleventh
Wheaton Milton A., attorney at law, office 2 and 3 Mont-
gomery Block, dwl 1106 Sacramento
Wheaton Thomas, dwl 253 Perry
■Wheaton William R., dwl W s Capp bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Wheelan William, laborer Palace Hotel
Wheelaii's Flour Mill, Dohrman & Co. proprietors, NW
cor Washington and Drumm
Wheeland James, salesman S. P. Collins, dwl 331 Mont
Wheeland Samuel, barkeeper Asa A. Porter, dwl 540 How
Wheeland Samuel, molder, dwl 540 Howard
Wheeland William, clerk, dwl 540 Howard
Wheeland William, driver A. E. Swain, dwl 64 Minna
Wheeler AU'red, attorney at law, office 35 Montgomery
Block, dwl 343 Bryant
Wheeler Antoine, waiter, dwl 154 Perry
Wheeler A. W. (widow), dwl 423 Sutter
Wheeler Charles, stevedore, dwl 147 Natoma
Wheeler Charlotte Miss, stewardess Protestant Orphan
Asylum, dwi W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller
Wheeler C. T. (W. W. Dodge J: Co.), res Sacramento
Wheeler David, dwl 16 Second , , „ , . . „
Wheeler D. W., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Columbia Ho-
tel
Wheeler E. Davis, captain stm Kate, Long Bridge
Wheeler Edward, produce, 1007 McAllister
Wheeler Edward A., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
dwl 210 Eighteenth . . „ .
Wheeler Edward D., judge Nineteenth District Court,
chambers 417 Kearny, dwl 2225 Howard
Wheeler Edward I., clerk H. K. W. Clarke, dwl 915 Bush
Wheeler Fanny M. Miss, telegraph operator, dwl 1306 bao
■Wheeler F. B., dwl 620 Sutter , „ „ ,
■Wlieeler F. C, tinsmith, dwl NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
Wieeler Frank, tinsmith G. & W. Snook
Wheeler Frederick A., salesman Castle Brothers, dwl 620
Sutter
■Wlieeler Frederick A., steward, dwl 260 Stevenson
Wheeler George B., clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl Lick House
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Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Marks
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 18S2.
Wheeler Heman (^Carter d- IT'.), res Oakland
Wheeler Henrj', carrier Alta California
Wheeler Henn,-, miner, dwl 257 Clementina, rear
Wheeler Henn.\ salesman Jacob Uuderhill, dwl S s Ful-
ton bet Buchanan and Laguna
Wheeler Henrj- T., ship and custom-house broker, 508
Battery, res Oakland
Wheeler Hiram S., superintendent construction Thir-
teenth Light-house District (Portland, Ore.), dwl SE
cor Shotwell and Twenty-fifth
Wheeler Horace Z., appraiser Custom House, dwl 313 Oak
Wheeler Jacob, ,vardmast«r Central Pacific R. R., SE cor
Fourth aud'Townisend, dwl 439 Filth
Wheeler James, machinist, dwl 56S Mission
Wheeler Jason J)., bookkeeper Lewis F. Baker, dwl 1S07
Stocktttn
Wheeler John, carpenter Golden Gate Park
Wheeler John O., dwl Windsor House
Wheeler M. -\ilison, mining engineer, office 315 Calif omia,
dwl 1S21 Powell
Wheeler Nellie Mi;s, fursewer Lachman & Stemfels, dwl
260 Stevenson
Wheeler O. C, general baggage agent Central Psiciflc R.
R., res Oakland
Wheeler O. C. Jr., gasfltter Bush & Milne, dwl 73 Tehama
Wheeler Peter, baker, dwl 118 Gilbert
■Wheeler Richard (n'/ict-d-r a- Co.\ dwl 1106 McAllister
Wheeler Rosa (^^•idow), dwl S s Sacramento bet De\isadero
and Broderick
Wheeler S. , dw 1 318 Stockton
Wheeler Samuel H., engineer and draftsman, 135 and 137
Fremont, dwl W s Jessie bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Wheeler S. J., master mariner, dwl 556Natoma
Wheeler T., expressman, 741 Market, dwl Natoma bet
Filth and SLxth
Wheeler W. H., carpenter, dwl 22 Second Av
\\'heeler William, foreman carpenters Palace Hotel
Wheeler William K., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 826 Folsom
Wheeler & Co. (Richard Wheeler and Franklin. Laviton),
printers, bookbinders, and pubUshers Stock Report,
ofhce 60S Sacramentx.")
WIIEKLER * WILSOX M.lMT.tCTntlSG CO.,
E. W. Harral general agent, 20 Geary
Wheelock Albert, capitalist, dwl 508 Powell
A^Tieelock Johanna Mrs., lodgings, 916 Stockton
Wlieelock John D., collector Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl 1003 Mission
Wheelock Lizzie J. Mrs. , teacher Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl 1003 Mission
Wheelock Tessier J. Mrs., dwl 916 Stockton
Wheelwright Joseph, master bark Webloot, office 44 Mar-
ket
Whelan A. Mrs., millinen-, 1114 Market
Whelan Alice (widow), dwl 731 Folsom
Whelan Daniel D., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, dwl 8
Oak
Whelan Daniel P., musician, dwl S Oak
Whelan Dennis, shoemaker, 664 Howard
V\Tielan Elizabeth (widow), furnished rooms, dwl 262
Jessie
Whelan Frank, carpenter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 1114 Market
^^■helan George, laborer, dwl 28 Minna
■IMielan Henry M., seaman, dwl Empire Lodgings
Whelan James, carpenter, dwl 9 Noonan Av
Whelan James, carpenter, dwl 209 Eighth
Whelan James J., carpenter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 410
Beale
Whelan Jerrj', dwl 902 Clay
Whelan John, nailmaker, dwl 262 Jessie
Whelan John, waiter John Reagan, dwl 262 Jessie
Whelan John A., cariJenter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 410
Beale .„
Whelan Malachi, finisher Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills.
dwl .Shotwell nr Twentieth
WTielan Martin, rectifier spirits E. Chielonch & Co., dwl
114 Shipley . , , ,
Whelan Matthew, porter Hardie * Fredencks, dwl cor
Si-xth and Brannan
Whelan Michael, carpenter, dwl 307 Minna
Whelan Oscar, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Whelan Patrick, toreman finisher Mission and Pac. wool-
en Mills, dwl nr cor Fifteenth and Minna
Whelan Patrick, laborer, dwl 110 Clinton , , ,,„ t. ,
Whelan Patrick, sexton St. Joseph's Church, dwl 1410 lol-
som, rear
Whelan Peter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Whelan Philip, laborer, dwl 611 Natoma
Whelan Richard L, bookbinder, dwl 8 Oak
^^'helan Thomas, expressman, dwl 321 Jeswie
Whelan Thomas, furniture and bedding, 943 Market, dwl
561 Stevenson
NMielan Thomas, reason Palace Hotel
Whelan William, finisher Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills,
dwl Folsom bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Whelan William, laborer, dwl 708 Brannan, rear
Whelan. Sec UTialen
Wheland Conrad, musician Palace Amphitheater
Wheland Frank, coachman William McCaullev, 1335 Fol
Whelden Alexander W., upholsterer Frank 0. Edwards,
dwl 34 Gear>'
Whelden Isaac C., watchman, dwl 38 Silver
NATielplcj- & Storer Ore Mill, George D. Wyman proprietor,
11 Drumm
\\Tiering Charles, salesman Davis Brothers, dwl 435 Pine
Wherity Henrj- {P. Wheril;i i- Son), dwl 4 Tehama
Wheritv P. & Son (Henry), groceries and liquors, 220
First
Wherity Patrick (P. Wherity i- Son), dwi 4 Tehama
Wherry William M., captain U. S. A. and aid-de-camp Gen.
J. "M. Schofield, office 105 Stocktt>n, dwi 357 Brannan
WTierty Michael, butcher, dwi 6 Garden
\Mietmore Joseph, waiter Brendel & Volz, <iwi 132 Fourth
Whetstone Charles, teamster Warren & Wilkinson, dwi 34
Hayes
Whetstone Thomas, teamster Warren & Wilkinson, dwi 34
Hayes
^Tietton James, miner, dwi Gough nr Lombard
\\'hicher Harvey F., printer Spanlding A: Barto
Whidbome William, porter Merrifield 5: Rosener, dwi C17
Mission
MTiidden George, clerk, dwl 704J Mission
TNTiider Charles A., cooper, dwi .549 Mission
Whiffen Thomas, actor Maguire's New Theater, dwl 416
Post
Whiffen Thomas Mrs., actress Maguire's New Theater, dwl
416 Post
Whighani H. V. M. Miss, teacher Lincohi Primary School,
dwi 829 O'Farrell
Whigham S. E. (widow), dwi 329 O'Farrell
Whigham Virgil M., salesman R. F. Osbom & Co., dwl
329 O'Farrell
Whipley Daniel W., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Third and
Howard, dwi 158 Tehama
WTiipple Albert (Ledden, W. i- Co.), dwl 634 Post
Whipple Charles B., teamster Marsden Kershaw, dwi
Boston PI , „ „
Whipple Edwin K., office stm S. M. Whipple, dw 37 Sec
Whipple Ellen (widow), dwl 709 Tehama
Whipple Horace L., tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 27 First Av
V\'hip|)le Hugh L., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., dwi 517
Leavenworth
Whipple Louis, clerk Deliver}' Department H ells, Fargo i
Co. , dwi 1007 Calif oniia
Whipple Stephen B., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, dwi 24
Eleventh .
'M'HIPPLE STEPHEJi B., propnetor Union Coal
Mine, Mount Diablo, office 315 Mission, res San .Mateo
^\Tiinple William, clerk Diss & Co., dwl 200 Sixth
WTiipple William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 22 Second
Wbirlow Hattie E. Miss, teacher, dwl 1204 Leavenworth
Whiriow Herman, dwl 1204 Leavenworth
fl-hirlow H. F., dwl 1294 Leavenworth
Whitaker Alfred E., librarian Mercantile Library As6f>-
ciation 216 Bush
\^'hitaker Eugene, mason, dwi .504 Howard
Whitaker John W., house and signi>aintcr, 638 bacramcn-
t.1, dwl 1 Geaiy PI „ , j , , ^ „,
Wniitaker Koscoe J. (Tutlle d- W.\ dw 1 Geary PI
Whitaker William H., clerk Bishop & Fifleld, dwl 1114
Market
flTiitaker. See Whittaker
Whitbeck , dwl 2 Brenham PI
Whitburn J., coprist, dwi 617 Mission
Whitbv Isaac, carpenter, dwl 920 OuaiJ-
Whitcomb Cornelius, mattrcssmaker Henry Frank, dwl 81
Whitcomb Edwin, carpenter Wissinger & Payson, dwl S
8 Filbert bet Steiner and Filmore
Whitcomb George F., clerk Central Pacific R. R., dwl 220
Whito.mb Henry, real estate, dwl NE cor Seventeenth and
Church
Whitcomb James, dwl 520 O Farrcll
WHITCOMB J. B.tKEB. real-estate atrcnt, office M8
Montglmiery. dwl S 9 California .W opp Howard,
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Children's Hair Cut in the most Eecherche Manner at 113 (Jeary.
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Whitcomb Xathan T., dentist, office 205 Third, dwl 263
Tliiiii
Wliitcomb William, painter E. H. Gadsby
White . bookkeeper, dwl 606 Greenwich
White A., longsh.jreman, dwl 25 De Boom
White A. A. (5. ilostjTove J: Co.), res Oakland
White Albert W. (While A- Ihtnbar), dwl 26 Jessie bet
Seventh and Eighth
l\'hite Andrew, tailor, dwl 621 California
White Anna (widow), dwl 3i0 Third
White Anthonv C, carpenter, dwl 1511 Pine
White Asa L. (Wh He Brothers), dwl 547 Folsom
White Bell (wiJ.iw), d%vl 313 Sutter
WHITE BROTHEKS (Peter and Asa Z.), importers
and dealers carriage and wagon stock and hardwood
lumber, lOS and 110 Market and 5 and 7 California
^Miite BjTon B., hairdresser. 302 Folsom
WHITE CABIOS, proprietor Pacific Newspaper Pub-
lishini Co., office 532 Clay, res Oakland
White C. B., engineer stm Constantine
WMte Charles, dwl 117 Sixth
White Charles cari>enter, dwl 553 Jessie
White Charles, clerk, dwl 618 Fourth
White Charles, flreman stm El CapiUn, Oakland Ferry
White Charles, painter, dwl E s Central At bet Sutter and
Post
\Miite Charles, seaman Jerome B. Piper. 331 East
White Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 427 Union
White Charles B., engineer aay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1402
Leavenworth
White Charles F., sash and blindmaker Calif omia Mills,
dwl 13 Park Av
White Charles G., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
White Charles R., clerk White Brothers, 110 Market
White Charles W., salesman Harris, Fei^rtison & Co., dwl
112 Bush
White Cornelius, carpenter Gray & Marcher, dwl Bu-
chanan bet Ellis and O'FarreU
White Daniel, bricklayer, dwl 217 Broadway
\Miite David, engineer, dwl 746 Mission
MThite David, gasfitter, dwl -2506 Webster
White David W., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl E s Guer-
rero bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
White Dennis, dwl 5 Geneva
^^^lite Douu'las, ovsterman George Bernstein, dwl 26 Oak
^Tiite E., lather Palace Hotel
White Edmund, porter Purchasing Agency Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 156 Perry
White Edward F., dwl 910 Pine
Tftliite Edward P. , president La Grande Laundry Co. , office
64S Market, dwl 210 Thirteenth
White Elbert L., stovemounter Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 124 Silver
MTHITE EIJJ.IH, phj-sician, office and dwl 17 Third
^^'hite Eliza Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, res
Oakland
] White Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, dwl 603 Geary
White Elizabeth Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum,
dwl W s Lagima bet Haight and Waller
White Ellen (widow), dwl 129 Silver
^^■hi^e Ellen Mrs., housekeeper, dwl 726 Vallejo
I U*hite Eugene L., clerk, dwl 1524 Pacific Av
i "White F. .V Co. (Henry ii/ienf AaZ). contractors nightwork,
j 300 Sutter
White Fenton. special policeman, dwl 318 Ivy Av
White Frank, painter G. B. Deferrari, dwl 823 Mont
White Frank J., clerk, dwl 1 First Av
White Frank T., salesman S. W. Rosenstock i Co., dwl
I Brooklyn Hotel
White Franklin, clerk, dwl 1015 Stockton
White Franklin T., molder California Mills, dwl 1141 Fol-
som
White Frederick(F. While i: Co.), dwl S s Vandewater nr
Mason
White George, Bricklayers" Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
White George, clerk, dwl 516 Bush
White George, clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 626 Capp
White George, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen MUls, dwl
2009 Folsom"
White George, laborer, dwl 133 Folsom, rear
White George, Ship Calkers" ^Vssn, 713 Mission
White George, signpainter Hopps & Sons
White George, tinsmith, 1107 Howard
^^'hite George, waiter 542 Clay, dwl 424 Sansom
White George D., salesman McCain, Flood & McClure,
dwl 520 Sutter
White George G. (Fabent i- Co.), dwl 424 Bryant
White (Seorge R., photograph operator John H. Peters,
dwl 146 Natoma
White George W., proprietor White's Rotary Furnace, of-
fice J^tna Iron Works
White George W., teamster, dwl 25 Hyde
White H.. joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
White Harvey, carpenter, dwl 34 Tehama
White Henrv, dwl 2110 Larkin
White Henrv, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
White Henry, cooper Kelly i Norton, res Oakland
WHITE HE\ST, importer, manufacturer, and retail-
er hats and caps, 614 and 616 Com, dwl 217 Capp
White Henry, fireman stm Amador, dwl 115 Jackson
White Henry, longshoreman, dwl 132 Steuart
White Henry, stevedore G. H. Whitney
White Henry K., mining secretary, office 402 Montgom-
erv rooin 32
White'Heniy L., live-stockdealer, dwl 327 Jessie
White Henrj- L., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
White H. F.", salesman, dwl 13 Park Av
White Hiram, gasfitter Bush J: Milne
White H. M., laborer C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl
c:>r Keamv and Broadway
WHITE HO'r^E, J. W. Davidson & Co. proprietors, N
W c<:)r Kearny and Post
White House Hotel, R. Coin i Co. proprietors, 420 Jack
White Howard R. , master mariner, dwl 523 Howard
White Hugh, laborer Pacific Ice Co., dwl NE cor Mason
and Vallejo
White Isaac K., manufacturer cigars and dealer fine-cut
tobacco, 221 Sacramento, dwl 1236 Mission
White J., boilermaker Francis I. Curry
White J., helper Moj-nihan i Aitken
White Jacob, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 454
Tehama
White Jacob W., hamessmafcer, 721 San, dwl 11 Mason
"White James, dwl 32 Dorland
"White James, dwl 61 Natoma
White James, dwl 1333 Pacific
"White James, clerk, dwl 728 Green
White James, clerk Leo Nola, dwl 2214 Siarteenth
White James, engineer and suireyor. dwl 2214 Sixteenth
White James, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
White James, laborer, dwl 720 Natoma
White James, laborer Fort Point
White James, peddler, dwl 613 Mission
"\Vhite James, plumber, dwl 2110 Larkin
\Miite James A., clerk Jerome Lincoln, dwl 424 Bryant
White James F., foreman Neville & Co., dwl 1233 Pacific
White James G., clerk A. T. Elliott, dwl SW cor Stockton
and Jackson
White James H., metallurgist, dwl 23 Harriet
\Thite James M., real-esute agent, dwl 1233 Pacific
White James T. (James T. irAi/?,!- Co.), dwl slOTwentieth
White James T., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl NW cor
Second and Jessie
WHITE JA3tES T. A CO„ publishers' agents and
agents American Encyclopo-dia, office 606 Clay
White James W., driver La Grande Laundry, dwl S s Pre-
cita Av bet Mission and Howard, Bemal Heights
White J. Campbell, assaver S. F. Assaying and Refining
Works, dwl 107 Ridley
White Jeremiah, upholsterer Goodwin 4; Co., dwl nr In-
dustrial School
White J. H., coachman Fashion Stables, dwl 15 Sutter
White J. H., contractor, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
White John, dwl 8 Brenham PI
White John, dwl 651 Howard
White John, dwl 653 Thira
White John, office 65 Merchants' Exchange
White John, bargeman Custom House, dwl 135 Natoma
White John, carpenter, dwl 31 Eddy
WHITE JOHX, cashier Morning Call, dwl 320 Lomb
\Miite John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 2 Oeaveland
White John, laborer, dwl 323 Third, rear
White John, laborer Central Pacific R. R,, cor Fourth and
Town send
"White John, painter, dwl 6 Natoma
White John, painter, dwl Iowa bet Yolo and Tuba
White John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
White John, shoemaker, dwl 515 Gough
White John C, collector Oakland Ferry Wharf, dwl 424
Br>'ant
White John C, draftsman J. P. Gavnor, res Oakland
■miite John D.. clerk Charles G. E'winj, dwl 1318 Pacific
White John D., housecarpenter, dwl N s Seventeenth nr
Valencia
White Joseph, bookkeeper A. H. Spence, dwl 1014 Larkin
White Joseph, bricklayer, dwl 734 Montgomery
White Joseph, plasterer Palace Hotel
"White L-, laborer H. G. Fiske, dwl 331 Minna
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOHGAIT & CO., 87 California l£ark|
: C P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
White L. B., solicitor, dwl 438 Broadway
White L. C, butcher W. P. Howland, dwl 468 Stevenson
White L. E., dealer railroad ties and posts, office 8 Clay,
dwl 19 Second Av
Wliite Leslie, painter Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 331 Minna
White Lester, painter, dwl 348 Fourth
Wliite Lillie D. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
dwl 1402 Leavenworth
\^Tiite Linees B. , porter Empire Hotel, dwl E s Jones bet
Broadway and Vallejo
WHITE I.6TELL, cashier and secretary S. F. Savings
Union, office 632 California, dwl 309 Powell
White Lulte, laborer Central Pacific R. R. Depot
White M., stableman La Grande Laundry
White Marcus, teamster William Evans, res Oakland
White Margaret (widow), dwl 629 O'Farrell
White Martin, merchant (Virginia City, Nev.), dwl 340
Fremont
White Mary (widow), dwl 32 Borland
White Mary (widow), dwl 2425 Buchanan
White Mary, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
White Mary Miss, dwl 130 Turk
White Mary Mrs., dwl 1619 Sacramento
White Mathew, boots and shoes, 532 Commercial, dwl
334 Union
White Mathew, driver Market St. R. R., dwl N 8 Geary
bet Baker and Lyon
Wiite M. C. Mrs. , teacher music, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
WTiite Michael, expresswagon, California nr Kearny, dwl
21 Folsom Av
White Michael, stonecutter Orford & Began, E 8 Central
Av bet Post and Geary
White Michael, teamster, dwl 207 Minna
White Michael P., teamster, dwl 210 J Thirteenth
Wliite Mountain Mining Co. (Amador Co.), office 116
Leidesdorff
White N. B. , clerk Pac. Newspaper Publishing Co. , res Oak-
land
\\'hite Orrm E., carpenter, dwl 414 Fell
White Oscar W., salesman Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., dwl
711 Franklin
White P., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
White Patrick, laborer, d\\ 1 12 Broadway
Wliite Patrick, laborer, dwl 668 Bryant
White Patrick, laborer Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co., dwl 30 Natoma
White Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
White Patrick, shoemaker Morris Casey, dwl 638 Mission
White Patrick, upholsterer Goodivui & Co., dwl nr Indus-
trial School
White Patrick J., merchant, dwl 332 Turk
Wbite Patrick J., milkranch, W s San Bruno Road nr
Girard Av
White Peter (White Brothers), dwl 14 Guy PI
White Philo, dwl 22 Prospect PI
White R., clerk William Maessen, dwl 927 Folsom
White Richard, clerk William Koeller, dwl 412 Jessie
White Richard B., blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
602 First
White Robert {White A Bauer), dwl 1913 Stockton
White Robert, druggist L. J. Jordan, dwl 316 Sutter
White Robert, foreman RoadCarpenters Southern Pac. R.
R., dwl 36 Welsh
White Robert C. Rev. , dwl 1200 Larkin
White Rudolph, butcher, dwl 783 Folsom
White Samuel, machinist M. Dobrzensky, dwl 642 How
White S. C. Mrs., physician, dwl 2213 Larkin, rear
White Silas A., principal Valencia St. Grammar School,
dwl NW cor Twenty-third and San Josd Av
White Star Line Liverpool Steamers, C. E. Faubank agent,
office NW cor Fourth and Townsend
White Stephen, stevedore, dwl 10 Howard
White Thomas, baker Patrick F. McGrath, dwl cor Free-
Ion and Fourth , ^,„, ^
White Thomas, bootmaker, 35 Pacific, dwl NW cor Uay
and Davis
White Thomas, builder, dwl 45 Minna „ . ^ , v
White Thomas, hostler Central R. B., dwl Point Lobos
Road nr Toll Gate „ ^ , _ .
White Thomas, laborer, dwl Ws Baker bet Post and but-
ter
White Thomas, laborer S. F. Chemical Works, dwl S s
Dolores nr Fourteenth
White Thomas, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl aii
Howard
White Thomas, seaman, dwl 36 Pacific
White Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
White Thomas P., commission agent, dwl 124 ™rK
White Thompson, plumber Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 1308 Pac
White Timothy, boilermker McAfee, Spiers & Co., divl 558
Linden Av
White U. H., bookkeeper John H. Crocker, dwl 618 Pine
White Walter, laborer S. F. Manuf. Co.
White Walter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
White Weston R., clerk, dwl 406 Post
White W. F., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
White William, clerk, dwl 32 Dorland
White William, clerk, dwl 340 Third
White William, clerk White & Bauer, dwl 1913 Stockton
White William, liquor saloon, S 8 Central Road nr Golden
Gate Park
White William, mariner, dwl 315 Fremont
White William, master mariner, dwl 5 Mission
White William, merchant, dwl 333 Fremont
White William, miller Deming, Palmer & Co., 204 Davis
Wiite William, teacher Bovs' High School, dwl 1246 Fol
White WilHam A., clerk H. M. Newhall k Co., dwl 325
Fremont
White William H. (AUyne i- IT.), dwl Lick House
Wliite William H., foreman Wax Thread Room I. M.
Wentworth & Co., dwl 501 Van Ness Av
White William H., liquor saloon, SE cor Stockton and
Morton, dwl 563 Natoma
White William H. H., machinesewer Ne\ille & Co., dwl
1233 Pacific
White William M. , livery stablekeeper, dwl 613 Hayes
WHITE •& R.4|iEIt (Robert White and Kmite Baxitr),
news agents and stationers, 413 Washington
WHITE <£ DUNBAR (Albert W. White and James
Wesley Dunbar), produce commission, 206 Wash
Wliite. See Whj'te and Wight
White's Laundrv, Anthonv N. Wahler agent, 785 Market
Whiteberry P. H., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Winchester
Whiteberrj- R., third officer Pacilic Mail S. S. Winchester
Whitehead Benjamin, steward Hose No. 4 S. F. F. D.,
dwl 1802 Stockton
Whitehead Charles, salesman D. Samuels, dwl 213 Jones
Whitehead John, barkeeper, dwl 1812 Sacramento
Whitehead Samuel, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Fataier & Co.,
dwl 1118 Pacific
Whitehead Samuel, poolseller, dwl 549 Bryant
Whitehurst Hcnrv, cook, dwl 15 Miller PI
Whitelaw T. P. H., junkdealer, 266 Brannan
Whitely William H., cashier Naval Office Custom House,
dwl 305 Lombard
Whitenian Albert G., butcher Hayden & O'Brien, dwl 148
Clara . „
Whiteman Joseph, engineer Oil Cloth Manulactunng Co.,
dwl cor Twenty-second and Folsom
Whiteside Alexander, expressman, 210 Washington, dwl
W s Chattanooga nr Twenty-second
Whiteside Charles H., carriagetrimmer Kimball Manuf.
Co., dwl 316 Pine , „. ,
Whiteside J. H., pressman Cubery & Co., dwl 917 Stock
Whiteside J. M., miner, office 437 Pine
Whitfield Mrs., dwl 863 Folsom , , „ ,
Whitfield Alfred, boilermaker Risdon I. and h. Works,
dwl Montgomer>' Hotel
Whitfield Charles, clerk, dwl 1120 Pacific „ „ .
■\Vhitfield Charles M. (colored), messenger George W. Smi-
ley, dwl 9 John , , „r , i i
Whitfield James, blacksmith Risdon L and L. Works, dwl
868 Folsom _ , , „,„
Whitfield William, machinist William Deacon, dwl l.l
Second o o ri
Whitfield William, seaman stm Pelican ""pn S. S. Co.
Wiitham John H., clerk John F. liyxbee, dwl 2321 How
Whiting B., carpenter Palace Hotel
Whitin" Elizabeth (widow), dwl 220 Chestnut
Whiting Enoch, contractor, dwl 32Tehama
Whiting George W., woodturner E. K. Howes & Co., d»l
Q PinckllCV PI
Whiting Henry H., collector Spring Valley Water Works,
Whiting j'ames'n., porter stm Parthenius. res ()akland
Whltln? J. G., chikengineer Pacific Mail f, S; Mohongo
Whiting Josephine P. (widow), dwl 20 .South I ark
WIIITING M. S., editor and manager Wine Dealers
Gazette, office 606 Montgomery rooms 39-41
Whiting Samuel F., mason, dwl Columbia Hotel
Whiting Simuel P. Rev., pastor Ohvet Presbyterian
Church dwl 1240 Howard , ,
WhiUng Thomas, asphaltumroojer N. P. Perine, dwl 229
Third „
Whiting William, dwl 629 Clay
Whitlateh James W., miner, dwl C'JSniopollton HoUJ
Whitley Harrv B., cook Jacob H. Ahrons, dwl 218 Com
Whitlock W. "H., dwl 995 Market
Only EairdressingSaloon^appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 513 liont. cor. Merchant.!
Wliitman A., general watchman Steamers Central Pacific
R. R.
\Vliitman Edward, salesman, dwi 206 Keamy
Whitman Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner}-, dwl 1112
Folsom
WTiitman George B., plasterer, dwl 54 First
Whitman Hemr, market, 823 Greenwich
Whitman Joseph H., bookkeeper Welhnan, Peck & Co.
dwl 206 Keamy
Whitman Mathew, carpenter, dwl 2726 Folsom
Whitman Silver Mining Co. (Nev), office 315 California
room 1
WHITM.1\ S. P., real-estate and loan agent, office 302
Montjromen', dwl 1223 Mission
Whitmarsh Peter B., shoemaker Thomas Murphy, dwl
NW' cor Chesley and Boyd
\\'hitmore Clementina Miss, dressmaker Margaret Quaide,
dwl 3 Florence
Whitmore Daniel W., physician, office and dwl 607 Pine
Whitmore Edwin P., office 414 California third floor
Whitmore Enoch, blacksmith, HOC Howard, dwl 410 Capp
WTiitmore Frederick O., cabinetmaker H. Granz, dwl 4olj
Jessie
Whitmore John H. {Whrtmore <t Son), dwl 3 Florence
Whitmore John H., conductor Clay St. Hill R. E.
\\"hitmore Mary Mrs., dwl 451J Jessie
^Miitmore M. V., coachman Andrew J. Pope, dwl 2 Bos-
ton PI
Whitmore Simon H. (Whitmore ,i Son), dwl 3 Florence
^\Tiitmore S. S., barkeeper John Franetta, dwl SW cor
Capp and Twenty-fifth
Whitmore Wallace, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
dwl 451it Jessie
Whitmore & Son (Simon B. and John H. Whitmore),
blacksmiths, 1509 Polk
Whitney , dwl 44J Sixth
Whitney (»1dow), dwl 427 Green
Whitney A. D. & Co. (Charles Higgim), forwarding mer-
chants, office 226 California
Whitney A. L., assistant reifister clerk County Court, dwl
cor Nmeteenlh and Valencia
Whitney Albert E., entry clerk Bowen Brothers, dwl 7
Glover
WTiitney Alonzo D., superintendent TNTiitney & Co.'s Ex-
press, office SW cor Jackson and Davis (and A. D.
Whitiuy ik Co.), res Oakland
Whitney Alnn W., mining, office 419 California room 4
"VNTiitney Anna E. (widow), fxunished rooms, dwl 23 Ev-
erett
Whitney Charles, salesman Wilmerding, Kellogg & Co.,
dwl 539 California
Whitney Charles C, seaman, dwl 131 Spear
Whitney Clair, dwl 776 Howard
Whitney E. B., clerk Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl
2025 Polk
Whitney F. E. R., chief patrol Safe Deposit Co. and su-
peruitendent Vaults, office SE cor Cal and Mont
■iVTiitney Francis L. (Whitney <t Webster), dwl 22 Glen
Whitney George, dwl 352 Turk
WTiitney George, machinist, dwl 54 First
Whitney George F., wiredrawer Pac. Wire Manuf. Co.,
dwl 418 Brannan
Whitney George H., stevedore, NW cor Mission and Steu-
art, dwl E 8 Bartlett bet T\venty-thiid and Twenty-
fourth
^Vhitnev Isabel Miss, teacher Tj'ler St. Primarj- School,
dwl 1410 Pine
Whitney James, bookkeeper Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl 206 Kearny
\Mlitney James D. (J. P. i- J. D. W.), and professor physi-
ology Medical Department University California, office
204 Sutter, dwl Lick House
Whitney James F., master stm Eastport, office 106 Davis,
dwi 7 Glover
Whitney James O., salesman Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 607
Sutter
Whitney James P. (J. P. 4 J. D. W.), physician, oflSce 204
Sutter, dwl 624 Sutter
^^■hitney James T. , dwl 322 Turk
Whitney J. P. & J. D., physicians, office 204 Sutter
Whitney J. Parker, with Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., 228
Bush, dwl Occidental Hotel
■Whitney John, clerk, dwl 23 Everett
^Vhitnev John J., hquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and
Bluxome, dwl 325i Bush
TVTiitney John R. (J. R. Whitney A Co.), res San Jos«
Whitney J. R. & Co., comniisaion and forwarding mer-
chants, office 405 Front
WTiitney Nathaniel P., laborer, dwl cor Prentiss and Lin-
coln nr San Bruno Road S s Bemal Heights
Whitney P. M., collector, dwl 505 Bush
"SSTiitney Samuel H., watchmaker Henry A. Callender,
dwl 7 Glover
Whitney Sumner (Sumner Whitney i- Co.). dwl 113 Page
■WHIIXEY' SrMXEK A CO. (Joseph Has Brouck),
publishers and importers law books, 613 Clay
Whitney Thomas C, liquor saloon, 422 Drumm
Whitney W. H., dwl 5 Stockton
^Vhitney Wilham, bookkeeper Richard D. Chandler, dwl
7 Glover
Whitney William Kirk, apothecary and chemist, 204 Sut-
ter, dwl 1625 Sacramento
Whitney WilUam M., clerk stm Amador, dwl 7 Glover
WTiitney William M., salesman Singer Manufacturing Co.,
dwi 2 Glover
WHITXEY A CO.'S EXPRESS, office SW cor Jack-
son and Da\'is
WniT-NEY A M'EBSTER (Francis L. Whitney and
F. B. Webster), wool warehouse, S 8 King bet Fourth
and Filth
Whitson B. F., plasterer, dwl 411 Pacific
Whitsted Edward, real-estate agent, dwl 210 San JosS Av
WTiittaker Charles, soap manufacturer Smith, Lucy &
Co., dwl 2210 Powell
WTiittaker James, waiter McEittrick & Kenny, dwl 82 Jes-
sie
WTiittaker. See WTiitaker
Whittam Mathew, nvith George W. Swan & Co., dwl 2627
Folsom
WTiittan G., laborer Palace Hotel
WTiittell George W., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl
Occidental Hotel
WTiittell Hugh, capitaUst, dwl Occidental Hotel
Whittemore Daniel H., attorney at law, office 5 Court
Block 636 Clay, dwl 2726 Mission
Whittemore J. Byron, architect P. R. Schmidt, dwl 103
Post
Whittemore Laura J. (nidow), inspectress Custom House,
dwl 615 Eddy
WTiitten Robert C, carpenter, dwl 151 Sumner
Whittenton Samuel H. (colored), stablemen T. H. Allen,
dwl 718 Greenwich
WHITTIER, FrilER A CO. (William Frank
Whittier, WUlmm P. Fuller, James Duffy, Dand
Rarckes. and Joseph Steffens), importers and whole-
sale paints, oils, glass, etc., and manufacturers mir-
rors, SW cor Front and Pine
Whittier James M. , engineer, dwl 1005 California
WTiittier M. B., salesman M. Goodwin & Co., dwl 826
Broadway, rear
Whittier William Frank (Whittier, FtUlerd- Co.),dwl SW
cor Howard and Twentieth
Whittle Deering, clerk James De Fremery & Co., dwl 919
Howard
WTiittle James, dwl 662 Howard
WTiittle J. Ismay, grainer, dwl 1515 Broadway
WTiittle Joseph (Sehojield i W.). dwl 219 Dupont, rear
WTiittle Mary (widow), dwl 153 Silver
Whittlev Joseph, foimdiyman, dwl Humboldt House
Whittock Charlotte Mis., fancy notions, 15 Bowen's Block
W s Railroad Av nr Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Whittock W illiam, housemover dwl 15 Bowen's Block W
s Railroad Av nr Twelfth Av, South S. F.
WTiitton Albert K. , phonographic reporter, 34 Montgom-
er\' Block, res Oakland
Whitton Charles F.. phonographic reporter, 34 Montgom-
en" Block, res Oakland
WTiitworth William, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
WTiolke . marketnian, dwl 90S Clay
WhjTnper Frederick, artist, dwl 633 Sacramento
Whyte John, laborer La Grande Laundry
WTiyte John P., carpenter, dwl 225 Fell
WTiyte Malcohn C, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, dwl
312 Beale
WTiyte Neil, machinist, dwl 312 Beale
WTij-te. See WTiite and WTght
WTij-tlaw John N., commission merchant, dwl 743 Pine
WTabel Benjamin, gardener Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society, home NE cor Geary and Franklin
Wicb Michael, sawyer Cigar Box Factor}', dwl 605 Bran-
nan
Wiche Cameal, seaman, dwl Humboldt House
WTchelhausen Louis, wholesale butcher, dwl 33 Sixth
Wichelhausen T., traveling agent, dwl 321 Taylor
Wichman Henry, barkeeper, dwl 312 Francisco
Wichmann Christian, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Brannan
and Eighth
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabUshed 1862.
■\Vichniann Heniy P. , bookkeeper Altschul & Hildebrandt,
dwl Continental Hotel
>Vicke August, warehouseman U. S. Bonded Warehoxise,
dwl 459 Bryant
^\'ieken Christopher, painter, dwl 212 Second
W'icken O. E., painter, dwl 212 Second
Wiekenh:iuser Frederick, carpenter, dwl S Harlan PI
Wicker Herman E., bookkeeper KxUlman &, Axmer, dwl S
s Oak nr Gough
Wicker ilar>' Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 636 Green
Wickers P. J. (colored), coachman Fashion Stables
Wickes Alfred M., clerk Grand Hotel
Wickham I., carpenter Palace Hotel
Wicklund Charles, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wickman Andrew, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Market St.
Wharf
Wickman Margeret (widow), dwl 21 Essex
Wicks Frank, printer, dwl 314 Bush
Wicks Georffe, driver Sutter St. R. R.. dwl 11 Austin
Wickware George C, capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Widber Jacob, carpenter Public School Department, dwl
219 Mason
WIDBEK JAMES H., chemist and apothecary, SW
cor Market and Third, dwl 42S Jones
Widder Goswin, civil eng-ineer, dwl 512 Filbert
Widding George, carpenter, dwl 304 Beale
Widding John, carpenter, dwl 304 Beale
Widei^r J»jhn, stableman Lyon & Co.'s Malt House, dwl
416 Chestnut
Wideman James, teacher Haves Valley Grammar School,
dwl 2522 Webster
Widen Henry, seaman, dwl 26 St^uart
Wider Charles, cooper Da^id Woemer.dwl 549 Mission
Widmann John, dwl W s Potrero Av nr Channel
Widniann Katharine (widow), dwl 1921 Mason
Widmann M., musician, dwl 1410 Leavenworth
Widmann William H., bookkeeper J. Gordon Riley, dwl
1921 Mason
Widow and Orphan Fund Life Insurance Co., Daniel
McLaren agent, office 238 Montgomery
Widow's Home for Aged and Infirm Females, NE cor
Bnant and Rincon PI
Wiebaldt John P., clerk W. Smadeke&Co.,dwl 600 Third
Wiebalk Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Polk
Wiebe William (Wi^be d- Strehl), dwl 5 Cottage PI
Wiebe & Strehl (WUUam Wiebe and Phillip Strehl),
hairdressers, S O'Farrell
Wiebel Joseph, liquor saloon, 110 Dupont
WiedemanGustav, machinist Risdon I. andL. Works, dwl
30 Jessie
Wiedeman John, cooper David Woerner, dwl SlOBryant
Wieden Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wiegand Balthasar, shoemaker, dwl 121 Page
Wiegand Eugene (D. M. Bishop d: Co. and Bishops W.)
dwl 1921 Mason
Wiegand J., saihnaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Wiegand J. H. & Co. (Andrew Mason), coffee saloon and
restaurant, 109 Clav
Wiegand John H., salesman J. H. Wiegand & Co., 673
Clementina
Wiegmann Henry, clerk Charles Bose, dwl 356 Jessie
Wiegmann Martin, tinsmith, dwl 538 Linden Av
Wiebe Caroline Miss, teacher Tyler and Jones St. Primary
School, dwl 720 Folsom
Wiehe Flura Miss, teacher, dwl 720 Folsom
WIELA^VO BROTHERS (John Jr. and Fredenck),
commission merchants and dealers provisions, butter,
cheese, etc., 507 and 509 Front
Wieland C. F., tailor Kenny &, Sheahan, dwl 308 Clem
Wieland Conrad, musician, dwl 742 Market
Wieland Frederick (Wii'land Bros.), dwl 1513 Post
Wieland Frederick, brewer Philadelphia Brewer>', dwl 232
Second
Wieland H. W.. student Heald's Business College
WIELANI) JOII.N\ proprietor Philadelphia Brewery,
232-240 Second, dwl 236 Second
Wieland John Jr. ( Wieland Bros.), dwl SW cor Bush and
Web.ster
Wieland Ji.ha H., clerk PhUadelphia Brewery, dwl 236
Second
Wiemer Charles, hairdressser, dwl 162 Steuart
Wienandt Gustav, bookkeeper N.J. Kabath, dwl 308 htocK
Wiener Aaron (/. Wiener <t Co.). dwl 138 Perry
Wiener Aaron, salesman Frederick G. E. Tittel, dwl 3J7
Clementina j i tu
Wiener Adolph, business manager Butler Bros., dwl 714
Larkin
Wiener Adolph, real-estatebroker, dwl 106 Sixth
Wiener Albert, salesman Stolz Bros., dwl 2.53 .Icssie
Wiener Andrew J., salesman Schoenholz & Bro., dwl 253
Jessie
Wiener I. & Co. (Aaron), clothing, 818 Kcaniy
Wiener Isaac (/. Wifnrr d- Co.), dwl 13S Perr}'
Wiener Jacob, salesman G. Abraham, dwl 30 Stone
Wiener John H., porter S. W. Kosenstock li Co., dwl
Riteh nr Brannan
Wiener Joseph, glazier, dwl 227 Pacitlc
Wiener Mitchel, clerk Kobn & Golflsmith, dwl 2.53 Jessie
Wiener Michael, clerk Moses A. Wolf, dwl .'>2 .tessie
Wieners A. C, clerk Herman Schuldt, dwl NW cor Third
and Silver
Wieners Annie Miss, fursewer Adolph Muller, dwl 234
Ritch
Wieners John Henrj', shoemaker, dwl 234 Kitch
Wienke Charles, bocjtmakcr, S29 Folsom
Wienke Gustav, cooper Carl Brothers, dwl 820 Folsom
Wier Christopher {U'^^^r i(- Hinn.^), dwl 25S Stevens<jn
Wier John, seaman, dwl (,24 Sixth, rear
Wier Tlieodore, salesman Eisen Bros., dwl 10 Stevenson
Wier & Heins (C/(ri.v^o;j/ifr Wier and Siehijlas Iltins),
beer salo«:in, NW cor Fourth and Mission
Wier. See Ware and Weir
Wiese Charles, cigars and tobacco and liquor saloon, 40
Jackson
Wiese Frederick, master mariner, dwl 722 Front
Wiese George H., toys and trimmings, 326 Sixth
Wiese G. H., stevedore A. C. Freese
Wiese Hans, laborer, dwl 636 Pacific
WIESE JOn^, liquor saloon, 324 Broad»-ay
Wiese Peter, upholsterer Hardie & Fredericks, dwl 916
Natoma
Wiese William, seaman, dwl 9 Washins:ton
Wiesel Charles, seaman, dwl SW cor Steuart and Howard
Wiesenhausen Carsen, driver Washington Brewery, dwl
725 Lombard
Wiesenhavern Louis, hairdresser, 1055^ Folsom
Wieser I., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
W^iessner John, lodgings, ^OG Market
Wiester W. H., (Wiester d- Co.), dwl 659 Minna
Wiester & Co. (IT. //.), patentbrokers, 17 New Montgom-
ery', Grand Hotel
Wigard Henrv, seam.an, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Wigfall Dempsey (colored), cook Golden Gate Driving
Park
Wigger Henri, secretary German Consul, office 314 Sac-
ramento, dwl 816 Powell
Wiggett Henry (Wiggctt tt Co.), dwl SE cor Broadway
and Mason
Wiggett & Co. (Henry Wiqgett and C. B. Ltiptmi), gin-
ger-beer brewer^', SE cor Mason and Broadway
Wiggm B. F., watchmaker W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl
18 Kuss
Wiggin Charles L., grand .secretary Grand Chapter R. A.
M., olfice Masonic Temple, dwl 2007 Taylor
Wiggin Harry (Maton .1- H'.), 109 Clay
Wiggin J., master mariner, office Bellingham Bay Coal
Co.
Wiggin Marcus P., attorney at law and clerk Board Com-
missionert! Montgomery St. South, office 323 Califor-
nia, res Oakland . „ o
Wiggin W. H. machinist Machinery Department u. ».
Mint . , , , , .,.1-
Wiggin William K., painter Frost & Richards, dwl 725
Union .
Wiggins Thomas, molder. dwl 414 P.aciflc
WI«t:l\!« WIIFIIED W.. a.^.istant seeretarj- Bank
California, office NW cor California and Sansom, dwl
1840 California . „..,,■, o
Wiggins William, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail b.
S. Senator , ^ ^ ^ ,, e «■„.
Wiggins W. N., engineer Coiner's Department L. S. Mint,
dwl 603 Third .
Wight David, machinist, dwl 746 Mission
WightGeorge, waiter, dwl 9 Jane li , -_, . „„ ,
Wight George J. (Wight 6i Corbyn and Coriyn <k Co.),
wight"* COHKVS(Oeorge J. Wight a7id Sheridan
c'rbm), attorneys at law, office Dunbar AUey rear
City Hall
Wight.' Sec White and Wh.vte
Wightman James (iorry a.- H'.), re? Oakluid
Wilhtman John Jr. (Larzeiere, H itham ic W.). dwl 4.10
Wigmore James, special policeman, dwl 2 Highland Ter-
WigSSre John, cabinet woods, 128 Spear, dwl NW cor
Pacific Av and Octavia
The most Artistic Work in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, Mamifaoturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont
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Wik Olof , refiner S. F. Assaying and Eefining Works, dwl
E s Morel PI nr Pacific
WilanderCliarles W., seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Wilbar Charles F., boxmaker, dwl 179 Jessie, rear
Wilbar George M., boxmaker, dwl 179 Jessie, rear
Wilbar Henry C, drayman Wooster, Shattuok 4 Co., dwl
179 Jessie, rear
Wilbar James C, boxmaker, dwl 179 Jessie, rear
Wilbar Marshall, carpenter and builder, dwl 179 Jessie, rear
Wilber J., dwl 820 Washington
Wilber J., fireman engine No. 4 S. F. F. D.,dwl 144 Sec
Wilber Joseph W., architect, oflioe and dwl, 137 Mont
Wilber William, cooper Bernard F. Stromberg, dwl City
Hotel
Wilbem Henrj', tanner Funcke & Co., dwl Ninth nr Bran
Wilbert , molder Union Iron Works
Wilbert Henry, laborer, dwl Nebraska nr Sierra
Wilbert Nicholas, laborer, dwl 1 Lick
Wilbert Valentine P., mining, office 108 Leidesdorff, dwl
914 Post
Wilbirt D. P.. dentist J. L. Wilbirt, dwl 521 Stevenson
Wilbirt John L., dentist, offices 703 Market and 8 Third,
dwl .V21 Stevenson
Wilbur Charles B., house and signpainter, 22 Mission
Wilbur D. Mrs., dressm.aker, dwl ."^33 Sacramento
Wilbur George B., collector Evening Post, dwl 215 Mason
Wilbur T. 0., ShipwTights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Wilby William, laborer, dwl 245 Clara
Wilcocks Benjamin, collector, office 614 Merchant, dwl 6
Calhoun
Wilcomb N. (colored), waiter stra Ventxmi
Wilcott William, watchmaker Cornell Watch Co.
Wilcox Alfred, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Gipsy
Wilcox Allen, dwl 1428 Howard
Wilcox Charles F., planer Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., dwl
SW cor Brannan and Seventh
Wilcox David (E. B. Dean .fc Co.), res Oakland
Wilcox Joseph, miner, dwl 115 Second
Wilcox Joseph R., carpenter and builder, dwl 915 Bryant
Wilcox Samuel (colored), president California Cocoanut
Pulverizing Co., 738 Howard
Wilcox SamuefT. (colored), steward, dwl 1806 Mason
Wilcox Silas, contractor, dwl N s McAllister bet Laguna
and Buchanan
Wilcox Willard J., teamst«r Pacific Glue Factory, dwl cor
Gough and Lombard
Wilcox William, laborer William Watts
Wilcox William C, pumps, dwl 251 Third
Wilcox. See Willcox
Wild Emilv (widow), dwl 1709 Webster
Wild Thomas (Eaiiles A IF.), dwl 549 Howard
Wilde Ernst, locksmith John Weichart, dwl German Hotel
Wilde Francis B. , real-estate agent, office 520 Montgomery,
and bookkeeper A. Roman & Co., dwl 326 O'Farrell
Wilde Fritz, laborer, dwl Harmony Hotel
Wilde George, shoemaker Edward Main, dwl 115 First
Wilde James M., commercial broker, office 405 Front, dwl
718 C-alifornia
Wilde John R. , mining secretary, office 23 Merchants' Ex-
change, dwl 1737 Vallejo
Wilder Ada Mrs. clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl cor New
Montgomery' and Howard
Wilder Charles B. , house and signpainter, 547 Fourth
Wilder Charles J., freight auditor Central Pacific R. R. ,
NE cor Fourth and Towiisend room 28, dwl 2tU Kear
WILWER D.iVID, clerk California Dry Dock Co.,
ortice 28 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 2 Vernon PI
Wilder Edward F., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl
cor Nineteenth and Dolores
Wilder Frank, hostler, dwl 164 Jessie
Wilder Frederick A., with Nelson A. Handy, dwl 803 Bush
Wilder Hyrum, real estate, office 626 Montgomery, dwl
Faimiount Homestead
Wilder James, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl Geary nr
Central Av
Wilder John, shoemaker, dwl 115 First
Wilder Nellie (widow), dwl 216 Post
Wilder William, carpenter, dwl 769 Harrison
Wilder W. P., carpenter D. A. Macdonald k Co., dwl 769
Harrison
Wildermuth Jxdius, proprietor Old Turn Verein Hall, dwl
620 Bush
Wildes Joseph H., chief draftsman U. S. Sur%-eyor-Gen-
eral's Office, dwl 106 Post
Wildgans George, bootfitter John Sullivan, dwl 1008 Pow-
ell
Wildi Frederick, laborer, dwl SE cor Bninnan and Sixth
Wildman Wilson, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl SWcor
ShastiA. and Michigan
Wilds Francis, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl Jessie nr
Third
Wilds John W., porter 402 Battery, dwl Jackson bet Davis
and Front
Wilds J. W., dwl 220 Pacific
Wildt Valentine, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl 317
Bush
Wildt William, finisher Cornell Watch Co., dwl 758 Har
Wile David, teamster Henry J. Lammers, dwl 1715 Sutter
Wile Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wiles S. F., porter 513 Sansom, dwl 414 Pacific
Wiley , dwl N s San Jos^ R. R. nr Rock Ranch
Wiley A. C, carpenter Palace Hotel
Wiley Charles, laundr^Tuan Occidental Hotel, dwl 29
Rausch
Wiley Edward, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wiley Isaac, mariner, dwl E 8 Treat Av bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Wiley Samuel R., bookkeeper James K. Prior
Wiley William, clerk, dwl 1217 Washington
Wiley William, teamster Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale
Wilford Eleanor Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Wilges Thomas, laborer Saulmann & Lauenstein, dwl 211
Prospect PI
WIIiIIEL!W AIIttUST, physician, oflEice 29 Kearny, dwl
106 Eddy
Wilhelm Carl L., apothecary, NW cor Mission and Sixth
Wilhelm George W., cabinetmaker California Furniture
Manuf. Co., dwl 147 Silver
Wilhelm John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl
43 Clara
Wilhelmi Bros. (Conrad and Hermann), importers and
wholesale foreign wines and liquors, 324 Clay
Wilhelmi Conrad, cashier Macondray & Co. {ajid WUhelmi
Bros.), dwl 399 McAllister
Wilhelmi Henry, shoemaker, dwl W s Valencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Wilhelmi Hermann (ICiMfimi Bros.), dwl 399 McAllister
Wilhelmi Wolrad, cook, dwl 12 Berry
Wilhelmsen Peter, sashmaker Excelsior Mills, dwl 820 Pac
Wiling , real estate, dwl California Hotel
Wilkanouski Charles, chemist William H. Wood, dwl 61
Second
Wilke Ferdinand, painter and paperhauger, dwl NE cor
Eighteenth and Guerrero
WUke Frederick E., stockbroker, office 411 CaHomia, dwl
620 Greenwich
Wilke Henrv, wheelwTight, dwl 1112 Bryant
Wilke Hemian, upholsterer Charles Plum & Co., dwl 812
O'Farrell
Wilke John, butcher Lee Hechheimer, dwl 22 Turk
Wilke Louis, liquor saloon, 240 Sutter, dwl 246 Jessie
Wilkens Charles, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
WUkens Claus, cook Russian and Turkish Baths, dwl 528
Wilkens Sophia (widow), dwl 1618 Powell
Wilkens William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton
and Sutter
Wilkens W. P., cai-penter Palace Hotel
Wilkens. See Wilkins
Wilker Francis, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom and
Eighth
Wilker Ransom, driver, dwl 221 Tehama
Wilkev Edward H., painter, dwl ,535 Turk
Wilkev John, candj-maker Huston & Probasco, dwl 535
Turk
Wilkie Alexander, capitalist, dwl 445 Minna
Wilkie Andrew, carpenter and builder, dwl S 8 Clipper bet
Church and Chattanooga
Wilkie David, machinist Palmer, Knox & Co., dwl 111 Har
Wilkie H., cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 119
Olive Av
Wilkie James, student Heald's Business College, dwl 111
Harrison
Wilkie J. J., stairbuilder Jesses Drew, dwl SEcor SevenUl
and Stevenson
Wilkie John, plumber Thomas Day, dwl 583 Market
Wilkie William, plumber, dwl 583 M,arket
Wilkin Stephen, dwl 17 Washington Av
Wilkins Benjamin P. (Close J: W.), dwl 802 Market
Wilkins Cliarles F., bookkeeper, dwl 1117 Kearny
Wilkins Charles O., assistant roller Coiner's Department!
U. S. Mint, dwl 217 Sixth
Wilkins Daniel, seaman, dwl 16 Washington
Wilkins Edward M., laborer Andrew Frci. dwl 328 Bran I
Wilkins Frank, instrumentmaker John Roach, dwl 8 Myri
tie Av
Wilkins Frederick, night watchman, dwl 15 Geneva
Wilkins Frederick A. (Wilkins A- Foy), dwl 611 Larkin
MOH&AIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Eest Eastern Transplanted Ojs' ^ .
P.VAITSCHAACK&C0.,706,708,710, 712, 714. and 715 Kearny, Establishea 1852.
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Wilkins Harrj-, groceries and liquors, SW cor Turk and
Pierce
Wilkins James T. (colored), cook William R. Gaines, dwl
120 Morton
Wilkins Jason, Mezzochrome Copying Co., dwl 1824 Powell
Wilkins John H. B.. commissioner deeds and clerk King
..■t Ch.ittin, 442 Cal. dwl E s .Steinerbet Ellis and Eddy
^^ ilkins Laura (widow), dwl 1219 Broadway, rear
Wilkins Lewis, conductor Sutter St. li. R.,'dwl 1326 Bush
Wilkins M. (I)'t(t-i)w .t Co.), dwl 2200 Mason
Wilkins Martin, clerk J. HaniHn, dwl 210 Ritch
Wilkins Matthias 1,31. WWcim i- Co.), dwl 2124 Mason
Wilkins Minnie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Guineva Hopkins,
dwl o Garden
Wilkins Priscilla (widow), dwl 00,5 Ellis
Wilkins Sarah Mrs. (widow), dwl 120 Morton
Wilkins T. L. dwl 525 J Howard
Wilkins W. B., carpenter, dwl 1325 Pacific
Wilkins William P. (colored), porter Harrison, Ferguson
i Co., dwl 120 M.irton
Wilkins & Co. (31. Wilkiit.'< and F. liucker), groceries and
liquors. NE cor Chestnut and Mason
Wilkins & Foy (Frederick A. Wilkins and James Foy),
teamsters National Flour Mills
Wilkins. See W'ilkens
Wilkinson , teamster, dwl 230 Sutter
Wilkinson Edward, longshoreman, dwl 304 Jackson
Wilkinson Edward 0., clerk John McKiUop & Co., dwl 718
Treat Av
Wilkinson Frank M., tanner, 613 Eighth
Wilkinson Harry, bookkeeijer. 410 Sac, dwl 727 Pine
Wilkinson Henry, dwl 743 Pine
^^■ilkinson James, bookkeeper Montgomery Hotel, dwl 229
Second
Wilkinson John (Warren ,(■ IT.), dwl 1324 Mission
W'ilkinson John, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Wilkinson John J., cooper, dwl 32A Langton
Wilkinson Joseph, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Wilkinson Joseph W., salesman John W. Jones, dwl 323
O'Farrell
Wilkinson Margaret (widow), dwl 304 Jackson
Wilkinson Philetus C{Bi"rktnan <i- H'.), dwl 563 Natoma
Wilkinson R. .\., laborer Palace Hotel
Wilkinstm Richard, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
dwl NW cor Third and Howard
Wilkinson Robert, clerk, dwl 704 Howard
W ilkinson R iderigo, messenger Pay Department U. S. A.,
105 Stockton, res Oakland
^^'ilkinson Samuel, woolgrader John H. Mc.\lister, dwl
730 Fillwrt
Wilkinson Theodore, waiter Grand Hotel
Wilkinson Thomas, carpenter, dwl Tyler bet Pierce and
Scott
Wilkinson William, boots and shoes, 1216 Polk
Wilkinson William, laborer, dwl 1143 Harrison
Wilkinson William H.. dwl 3 Vallejo
Wilks M. E., bookkeei»er, dwl 720 Si.xteenth
Will Frederick A. (Will S- Finck), dwl 1308 Powell
Will John v., salesman 320 Pine, dwl 31S Pine
Mill A FtyC1i.{Frederick A. Will and Julim Finck),
cutlers. ItK-ksmiths, bellhangers. and surgical-mstru
mentniakers. 140 Montgomen' and S21 Keamv
WIlt.t.METTE WOOLEX MILIS (Salem, Ore),
lliumiis E. Lindenberger agent, 2S Sansom
Willard C\Tus, bricklayer, dwl 803 Leavenworth
Willard Edward, carriagemaker, lllS Mission, dwl 606
Minna
Willard Emorv L., secretary Territorial Pioneers of Cali-
fornia, office 103 Mont "third floor, dwl 15 Sutter
Willard George H.. mining, dwl 116 Turk
Willard John, mariner, dwl 307 Folsom
Willard Joseph W., traveling agent California Powder
Works, res Brooklyii
Willard Leon, salesman Ackerman Bros., dwl 1415 Stock
Willard Louis, upholsterer, dwl 122 Second
Willard Nathan, salesman Solomon Bine, dwl 1219 Sutter
Willard P. W. (widow), dwl 30 Ellis
Willbrand Bernard, carpenter, dwl 13 Louisa
Willby William, porter Merchants' Exchange, dwl 245
Clara
Willcox Darid (E. E. Dean ,t Co.), res Oakland
Willox William, laborer, dwl SE cor Francisco and Jones
WILro.\ A «iIRBS 8. .11. t'O., E. B. Cutlergeneral
agent for Pacific Coast, 111 Post
Willcox. See Wilcox
Willcutt , teacher music, dwl Ankeny PI nr Powell
Wilkutt James ( Willcnll ,!■ Rmer), dwl 628 O'Farrell
MIIU'I TT .IrtSEPH L., secretary S.>uthem Pac. R. 1
R., office cor Fourth and Towiisend, dwl«'28 O'Farrell I
Willcutt i Rowe (James Willcutt and Albert ltn,re)
shipwnghts, calkers, and sparmakers, S s Mercliant
nr East
Wille Fritz, cabinetmaker, dwl 248 Stevenson
^^ lUear Clarke, canienter Electrical Construction and M
Co.. dwl 29 Sixth
Willet Eli H., driver UcHiUim & Kest«r, re« Oakland
Point
Willett Albert P., foreman Boot Department Einstein
Bros, k Co., dwl 25 Kausch
Willett .Alexander, cariienter. dwl .^40 Mission
Willett Daniel, cariienter. dwl 2-26 Eighth
Willett Edward W., land agent, dwl Cixsmopolitan Hotel
\\ illett Roliert, carpenter, dwl :ao Mission
Willett Walter H., shoemaker, dwl 644 Mission
Willey .\rthur, dwl 705 Harrison
Willey Charles J. (O. F. WiUey d: Co.), dwl IDS Prospect
Willey Gustavus B., bootflnisher Einstein Bros. & Co.,
dwl 122 Hayes
Willey John M., phvsician, ofBce and dwl 1019 Folsom
WIllEY O. F. A »'0. (Charles J. Willexi), ini|)ort-
ers. manufacturers, and dealers carriagt^ and wag-
ons. 211 Battcr\-
Willey Otis F. (0. F. Willey d- Co.), dwl 522 Third
Willey William, currier, dwl 40.")^ Natoma
Willey William J., salesman O. Lawton & Co., dwl Cos-
moixtlitan Hotel
Willey William M., miner, dwl 1019 Folsom
William Shaksjieare Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co.), oflBcc
330 Pine
William Tell House, F. Huberand F. Gercke proprietors,
317 Bush
Williams .-Varon, machinist Union Iron Works
Williams .\bram P. (Lieintjstone <{■ Co.), dwl 11 Kearny
Williams .\. L. , molder, dwl 516 Folsom
Williams Albert Rev., dwl '20 Ellis
Williams Albert, drover, dwl 1051 Market
Williams ,\lbert, seaman, dwl 7'26 Howarti
Williams .^llxrrt Mrs., ladies' and children's underwear,
726 Howard
Williams .\lexander, cook George Collins, dwl 247 Third
NN'tlliams .\Iexaiider, liquoniealer, dwl 016 Stockton
WilLl.tN.4 ALE.V.i.\UER, restaurant, 48 Second,
dwl 532 Howard
Williams Alfred, machinist Isaac H. Small, dwl 107 .\ustin
Williams Alfred S., drayman Steele, Elder & Co., dwl 919
Howard
Williams Amos, bookagent, dwl 67 Clementina
WUliams Amos M., stonecutter Fraitk Williams, dwl 6
John
Williams Andrew, special policeman, dwl 641 Tl>ird
Williams Andrew G., photographic printer William Shew,
dwl Russ House
Williams .\nn (widow), dwl 713 Union
Williams Annie L. Miss, hairdresser Mr^ C. M. Chapman,
dwl '28 Stone
Williams .\ubum L., coremaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl
516 Folsom
Williams Axel, expressman, Dans bet Pacific and Broad-
way, dwl 617 Davis
Williams Benjamin (Benjamin WiJliams <t Co.), dwl 14
O'Farrell
WIILI.IM!<. BEN'J.IMIX Jt VO. (r. Koppel and l>.
If. F. Uisljee), manufacturers and dealers teu, cof-
fees, and spices. .'>07 I'lav
WIlLl.tMS. BL.4\('H.iBD * «'0. (Henry B. Wtl-
liaim. UenryP. Dlanchnrd, and Charlet B. Moryan),
shipping and commission merchants, agents China
Trader's Insurance Co., and Comstock's Lino Clipiwr
Ships, 218 California
Williams C. A., carpenter, dwl 214 Tehama
Williams Caleb .M., collector Bank of California, dwl NW
cor California and Sansom
Williams Caroline A. -Mrs., hnanling, 746 Howard
Williams Charies (Charles WUliamt d: Co.), dwl N s Ash
Av bet Larkin and Polk
Williams Charles, carl'*'"*''. <•»'' ^*^ Stockton
Williams Charles, carpenter and builder, 421 Sunoin, dwl
9*25 Washington
Williams Charies, cook, dwl 19 Commercial
Williams Charles, deckhand stm New World, FTOOt St
Wharf .^,.
Williams Charies, laborer, dwl NVV cor I nion and Calhoun I
Williams Charles, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Williams Charies, steward Worth House, dwl BOO FoUum
Williams Charies, waiter Joseph Giusli, dwl 762 Minna
Williams Charles & Co. (Gtorye McDnnatS), t«uiutera,
ller 5 Steuart
Ladies should tear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Gear7.
FINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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Williams Charles C, flwl 2197 Fovvell
Williams Charles L. (C. i. Williainsj! Co.), dwl Amenean
Exchang:e
Williams Chauncey B., dwl NW cor Church and Borland
Williams Chester (WiUmms J: Smu), dwl 10 Monroe
Williams C. L. (Frank Bros. <t- Cn.), res Madison, Wis.
Williams C. L. & Co., general merchandise, manufacturers
ink and agents Giant Cement, 417 Washington
Williams Clara Miss, furnished rooms, 812 Clay
Williams C. P. , master sch Gotama, office 44 Market, dwl
S s Vallejo bet .Jones and Leavenworth
Williams C. W., clerk, dwl 613 Mission
Williams C.wil, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., dwl 724 Turk
Willi.ams Daniel, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Williams Daniel, harnessmaker, dwl 53G Sacramento
Williams Daniel O., dwl >nV cor Green and Polk
Williams David, teamster, dwl 536 Mission
Williams David C. , stockbroker, dwl 212 Sutter
Williams D. C, bricklayer, dwl 134 Fourth
Williams Domingo, manufacturer curled hair, N s Lom-
bard bet Franklin and Gough
Williams E. , salesman Feldbusch & Co. , dwl 702 Vallejo
Williams Edmund, catcher Pacific Rolling Jlills, dwl W s
Michigan nr Shasta, rear
Williams Edward {George II. Tay .(• Co.), dwl 1228 Wash
Williams Edward, foreman Occidental Carriaj^es, dwl 131
Montgomery
Williiims Edward, backdriver, cor Kearny and Geary, dwl
Frank's Building Plaza
Williams Erlward, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Williams Edward, porter Charles Wilson, dwl 525 Filbert
Williams Edward A., blacksmith Charles H. Leavitt, dwl
115 Dora
Williams Edward A., master mariner, dwl 2213 Larkin
Williams Edward W., pressman George H. Tay & Co., dwl
1228 Washington
Williams Edwin A., bookkeeper Treadwell & Co., dwl 769
Folsom
Williams Elizabeth (widow), dwl 27 Eddy
Williams Elizabeth (widow), dwl 952 Mission
Williams Ellen Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Orizaba
Williams Emanuel, vamisher Frank Laeremans, dwl 10
Washingt^m
Williams Esther Miss, actress Maguire's New Theater
Williums Evan W., clerk David T. Griffiths, dwl 218 Bdwy
WiIIi;ims F., carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Williums Francis O. A., compositor Daily Examiner, dwl
1420 Jackson
Williams Frank, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St.
^\'harf
Williams Frank, laborer Kittle & Co., dwl 613 Turk
Williams Frank, mariner, dwl 32 Steuart
Williams Frank, mariner, dwl 1309 Broadway
Williams Frank, Btoneyard, cor Market and California,
dwl 27 Eddy
Williams Franklin, draftsman Stephen H. Williams, dwl
1713 Larkin
Williams Frederick, dwl 424 Sansom
Williams Frederick, clerk Continental Hotel
Williams Frederick, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Williams Frederick, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Williams Frederick L., butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co.,
dwl cor First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Williams George, dwl 614 Kearny
Williams George, baker, dwl 431 Dupont
AVilliams George, barkeeper Oregon House, dwl 238 Steu
Williams George, canvasser, dwl 274 Clementina
Williams George, clerk, dwl 250 Tehama
Williams George, clerk Hoffman & Co., dwl NE cor Sixth
and Mission
Williams George, clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 618
Harrison
AVilliams George, longshoreman, dwl 36 Main
Williams George, peddler, dwl 39 Ecker
Williams George, seaman stm John L. Stephens Oregon
S. S. Co.
Williams George, tailor, dwl SE cor Mission and Steuart
Williams George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Senator
Williams George A., painter, 1405 Pacific
Williams George E., dwl 707 Ellis
Williams George F., surveyor, dwl SE cor Mission and
Steuart
Williams George H., barkeeper Bernard Corrigan, dwl 814
cnay
Williams George H. , foreman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tor.v, dwl N 9 Polk bet Lombard and Chestnut
Williams George H., merchant, dwl Lick House
Williams George M. (G. M. Willia^m A Co.), dwl 426 Clem-
entina
Willi.ams George N., attorney at law, office 306 Pine, dwl
1501 Jones
Williams G. M. & Co. (George W. Kemp), furniture, 117
Third
Williams Goeman, seaman, dwl 104 Steuart
Williams Gustav, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Williams Harriet (widow), dwl 443 Green
Williams Harry, stevedore A. C. Freese
Williams Helen (widow), dwl N s Vandewater nr Mitson
Williams Henrj'(Fa7l If ess <t W.), NE cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Williams Henry, assistant steward California (31ub, dwl
NE cor Ba,v and Mason
Williams HenrV, capitalist, dwl 32 Tehama
Williams HenrV, carpenter, dwl 213 Twelfth
Williams Henn', carjienter, dwl 1100 Folsom
Williams Henry, fireman stm San Joaquin, Jackson St.
Wharf
Williams Henry, laborer, dwl 26 Howard, rear
Williams Henry, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Central
Av
Williams Henr\-, messenger Bank British Columbia, dw
SE cor California and Sansom
Williams Henrj-, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Williams Henry, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Williams Henry, shoecutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 107
Austin
Williams Henry, warehouseman, dwl 713 Front
Williams Henry B. (Williams, Blanchard A Co.), res Oak
Grove. San Mateo Co.
Williams Henrv E. F., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
dwl 213 Tivelfth
Williams Henrv F., proprietor Floral Gardens, W s Ead-
road Av bet Ninth and Tenth avs. South S. F.
M'llLIAnS HENRY F., real-estate agent, office 740
Fourth, dwl S s Seventeenth Av bet K and L, South S. F.
Williams Henr)' L. (Williiims .1- Sons), dwl 10 Monroe
Williams Henry R. , salesman 620 Kearny, dwl 926 Jack
Williams Henrv R., superintendent Deposits Melting U.
S. Mint, dwl S s Twenty-sixth bet Valencia and Bart-
lett
Williams H. G., capitalist, dwl Russ House
Williams H. J., carpenter, dwl 435 Pine
Williams Homer, patent medicine, 8t Brenham PI, dwl
1110 Clay
Williams Horace A., student Heald's Busmess College,
dwl 815 Bush
Williams I. V. B., barkeeper J. A. Lukin, dwl 615 Bush
Williams J. , conductor Market St. R. R.
Williams J., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Williams J. A., machinist Union Ir«m Works
Williams Jacob (colored), steward, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Williams James, deckhand stm Macphcrson
Williams James, dyer and cleaner, dwl NE cor Minna and
Fifteenth
Williams James, fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Wharf
Williams James (colored), housecleaner and whitener, dwl
836 Pacific
Williams James, laborer Joseph Giusti, dwl 636 Com
Williams James, machinist, dwl 8 Jackson
Williams James (colored), porter Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, dwl E s Powell bet Broadway and Vallejo
Williams James E., bedmaker What Cheer House
Williams James L., dwl 114 William
Williams James V. (colored), porter, dwl 1019 Pacific
Williams J. B., dwl 207 Tehama
Williams Jennie (widow), dwl 704 Folsom
Williams J. M., shijicarpenter, dwl 10 Tehama PI
Williams John, blacksmith, dwl .589 Market
Williams John, bootmaker, dwl N s Twenty-sixth bet
Castro and Noe
Williams John, Bricklayer's Pro. A8.sn, 232 Sutter
Williams John, caryienter, dwl 107 Fifth
Williams John, clerk, dwl 1330 Washington
Willi.ams John, deckhand stm Amador, Broadway St
Wharf
Williams John, horsetrainer Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
Williams John, jeweler California Jewelry Co., dwl 116
Silver
Williams John, laborer Henrj' Lageman, dwl 416 Clem
Williams John, machinist Union Iron Works
Williams John, rigger, dwl 103 Sacramento
Williams John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Williams John, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento
Williams John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsom
Williams John, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Williams John, shoemaker, N s Mission nr Ridley
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
. p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1862.
dwl
■Williams John, stevedore G. H. "ftTiitney
Williams John, stonecutter Frank Williams, dwl 6 John
Williams John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, dwl 402
Broadway
Williams John B., assistantkeeper Golden Gate Park
Williams John C. {Lovej'yy & H .)> <i^'l Brooklyn Hotel
Williams John D., carpenter, dwl Nursery Golden Gate
Park
WILllAMS JOHN F., real estate, office 1 Montgom-
ery Block, dwl 420 Pirst
Williams John H., bookkeeper Thomas H. Bowlen, dwl
131 Montgomery
Williams John H. (colored), porter, dwl 14 Virginia
W'illiams John J. {Williains J: Thornton), dwl Occidental
Hotel
Williams John L. (WilliatM i- Sans), dwl 10 Monroe
Williams John R., machinist, dwl 533^ Natoma
WilUams John S. , Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Williams John W., butcher Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl 15
Sutter
Williams Joseph, circus performer, dwl 60J Second
Williams Joseph, cook Delmonico Restaurant, dwl 37 Sec
Wilhams Joseph, fireman stm Thoroughfare, Second St.
Wharf
Williams Joseph, housecarpenter, dwl E a Mississippi bet
Butte and Solano
Williams Joseph E., special policeman, dwl 636 Third
Williams Joser* H. H., mining, office 24 Merchants' Ex-
change, res Oakland
Williams Joseph M., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New
Montgomerj'
Williams Joseph M., solicitor, dwl Atlantic Hotel
Williams Joseph S. (Williams <t Marshall), dwl 417
Drumm
Williams Joseph W., lettercarrier S. F. Postofflce,
1214 Broadway
Williams J. P., machinist Hinckley & Co.
Williams J. S., capitalist, dwl .American Exchange
Williams J. S., laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Williams J. Smiley, dentist, dwl 15 Sutter
Williams Kate Mrs. , furnished rooms, 765 Market
Williams L., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
WilUams L., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Williams Lephinia (widow, colored), dwl 16 Scott PI
Williams Lois E. (widow), dwl 1513 Broadway
Williams Louis, carpenter, dwl 5 Amia
Williams Louis W., master mariner, dwl 37 Second
Williiims -Mary Mrs., dwl 30 Kearny
Williams -MarV Mrs., dwl 65 Sullivan's Buildmg
Williams Michael, clerk Cal. Furniture M. Co.
Bush
Williams Michael, laborer, dwl 1525 Bush
Williams Michael, mason Palace Hotel .,,.„.„ ,
Williams Michael, salesman John Kearney, dwl 1525_Busn
Williams Michael (Williams d: Francovteh), dwl lo \al-
Williams M. J., carpenter U. S. Marine Hospital
Williams Morgan, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
WUliams Morris, drayman, office 106 Bat, dwl 710 Hayes
Williams Nathaniel F. ^colored), hairdresser, i99 iourtn,
dwl 30 Fi-eelon
Williams N. E., teacher music, dwl 533 Sacramento
WUliams O. P., carpenter Palace Hotel , , „,
WiUiams Oriandu K., machinist Tait & Hamque, dwl 81
Clementina
WUliams O. T., clerk, dwl 649 Howard . , „ ,„ a,
WiUiams P., laborer Pacific MaU S. S. Co., dwl Berry bt.
House
Williams Peter, dwl 412 Post, rear
Williams Peter, rigger, dwl 20 Folsom
WiUiams Peter, rigger, dwl -237 Ritch
WUliams Peter, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. OnzaDa
Williams Peter, shipcarpenter,
Frauldm and Gough
WiUiams Peter Jr., laborer, dwl 20 Folsom
WUliams Peter F., master mariner, olfice 10 Clay,
Blackatone PI nr Lombard
Williams Pina Mrs., dwl OOJ Second
WUUams Price, cabinetmaker Christian Schreiber S Co.,
dwl 107 Fifth
Williams R. C, clerk, dwl 533 Sacramento
WUliams Reuel, carpenter John P. Curtis, dwl 12 Pjjf Av
Williams Richard, foreman smelter belbya Smeltiuk
Works, dwl 1716 Stockton „ , „ , ,
WiUiams Richard, stonecutter, dwl Park "otel ,
WUliams Richard E., carpenter City B. B., dwl Railroad
House cur Sixteenth and Mission „ ,, ^ ,-, j„.,
Williams Richard Lloyd, clerk Falkner, BeU & Co., dwl
Windsor House
, dwl 1625
dwl N s Lombard bet
dwl
Williams Robert, bootblack Stephen O. Brown, dwl 21
Miller PI
Williams Robert, longshoreman, dwl Ifi Washington
Williams Robert il., carpenter Kennedy & Ogilvie, dwl
227 Second
WUliams Samuel, blacksmith Jonathan Kittreiigc, dwl 63
Natoma
T\'ILLI.1.H.S !<.\>II:EI, Bulletin Editorial Rooms, 617
Clay, dwl 534 Bush
Williams Samuel, master mariner, dwl 310 Ritch
Williams Samuel, saddler Main A; Winchester
Williams Samuel, second steward stm I'artheniufl, Green
St. Wharf
WilUams Samuel, stevedore A. C. Freese
WiUiams Sarah Miss (cotoreil), dressmaker, dwl 800 Pac
Williams Solon H., jobprinter Spauldiug It Barto, dwl
123S Howard
WiUiams Stephen G., second-hand stoves and lumiture,
3'25 Fourth
Tl'ILLIAM!^ STEPHEX H., architect, office 01 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl 1713 Larkin
Williams Stephen H., salesman McMahou & Nelson, dwl
1713 Larkin
Williams Susan (widow), dwl 510 EUis
Williams Susan Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Barringcr, dwl 207
Tehama
WiUiams T., plasterer Palace Hotel
Williams T. F., muier, dwl 227 Second
Williams Thomas, dwl 215 Keaniy
Williams Thomas, broker, dwl S31 O'Farrell
Williams Thomas, carpenter Palace Hotel
Williams Thomas, fireman, dwl 4» Sacramento
Williams Thomas, laborer E. T. Anthony, Jwl 107 Austin
Williams Thomas, seaman, dwl 26 Stcuart
Williams Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Williams Tliomas, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Williams Thomas, stockbroker, dwl S31 O'Farrell
WiUiams Thomas 1>., clerk Pay Department U. S. A., 105
Stockton, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
WUliams Thomas H., cutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl lOi
Austin ^ ,., . «
Williams Thomas J., bookkeeper California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., dwl 1525 Bush
Williams Thomas J. T. (colored), wntehman Howard St.
Wharf, dwl Pacific nr PoweU .,,„., , .
WUliams T. J., salesman 1). Samuels, dwl lOOSJ Market
WUliams T. L., mason Palace Hotel
WUliams William, barkeeper Sample & Hagerman, dwl
823 California
Williams William, carpenter, dwU2 Mary
Williams William, cariwnter S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Williams William, carpctdealer, dwl »57 Market
Williams William, copyist, dwl 617 .Mission
Williams William, laborer, dwl 621 Howard
Williams William, laborer Central Pacific K. K., cor Thu^
and Townsend
Williams William, mason Palace Hote ,,»nrs,„i,
WiUiams William, mining supenntenJent, dwl 130.) stock
Williams William, painter, dwl 326 Ihird
Williams William, telegraph repairer, dwl 8^ M"«'on
WUUams WUUam, upholsterer John Kearnej, d«l 1525
Wiufams^'wiUiam A., miner, dwl 620 Folsom
Williams William A., seaman, dwl .Washington
WiUiams William B., foreman Eureka Match Co., dwl 21.
WUliu^rs'williamC, painter, dwl 355 Minna
WUliams WUliam E, twilermaker JTancia 1. Corry, owl
Will?ams''wm,am H., can«nter dwl «.r ^-"Jh -d ^°'
Williams William U., stockbroker, office 411J UiWonua,
dwl 1623 Powell
Williams WUliam M., foreman weaver
w^l.o Factory dwl NE c-or Hyde and Bay
Williams W. J J:V principal Spnng Valley Gramn^r
WU.famrWt"o^hui,'rk Le Count Brother,,
S. F. Pioneer
dwl 425
'■'"Ti Francovich (MihaH WiHin,ns and Xichola.
, 15 Vallejo
i. WMiainJi awl Joiepn
WiUiams ,1
Fnincuwh), coffee saloon
"•"'Z«/f.<r^ri^i°"'^- NUO.V NW cor Ur^
Montgomerj- and Jackson
P
Hone l3ut
^^^-^^^^^^^rtistleipl^Tedamirdres^ Establishment. 113 Geary
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, oor. Mont, and Merchanl
Williamson Andrew, commission merchant, dwl 734 Har
Williamson Andrew Jr., clerk Madison & Burke, dwl 734
Harrison
Williamson Carrie E. (widow), dwl 217 O'Farrell
Williamson Charles, engineer Da\id Stoddart, dwl W s
Columbia bet Twent}-- seventh and T^^■enty-eighth
Williams-'n Charles, liquor saloon, 628 Merchant, dwl SW
cor Green and Stockton
Williamson D., mason Palace Hotel
Williamson Duncan, expresswagon, Berry bet Third and
Fourth, dwl N'W cor Third and Townsend
Williamson George H., butcher Louis Rosenberg, dwl 16
William
Williamson H., plumber, dwl 516 Pacific
Williamson H. A., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Williamson Henry, gasfitter John H. O'Brien
Williamson Henn', stableman F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 325
Ritch
Williamson Henry, tanner Oswald Krenz, dwl SE cor Fil-
bert and Gough
Williamson Jacob, carpenter William Dregger, dwl 909
Keamy
Williamson James, dwl 307 Chestimt
Williamson James, carpetlayer, dwl HI Natoma
Williamson John, laborer, dwl 254^ Clara
Williamson John, machinist J. Sims, dwl 1231 Filbert
Williamson John, secretan,- California Acclimatizing So-
ciety, office and dwl 630 Howard
Williamson John W., salesman Gleeson & Fell, dwl 540
Twentieth
Williamson Joseph, carpenter, dwl 14J Rausch
Williamson Joseph, cigarmaker B. C. Duflfy, dwl 52S Green
Williamson L., assistant treasurer Maguire's Opera House,
dwl Second nr Mission
Williamson M., washer Fashion Stables, dwl 1236 Folsom
Williamson Martin, master mariner, dwl 34 Main
Williamson Mar}- E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1236 Folsom
Williamson Peter, bargeman Custom House, dwl cor SW
cor Vallejo and E>a\i3
Williamson P. S. Rev., dwl 629 California
Williamson Robert S., lieutenant-colonel U. S. Engineers
and lighthouse engineer, office 105 Stockton, dwl 217
Kearny
Williamson T. D., telegraph operator, dwl 533 Sacramento
Williamson Thomas R., boot and shoemaker, 835 Wash
Williamson William {H. IT. Gray 6: Co.), dwl 22S Bush
"""ie WilU;mi, special policeman, dwl 150 Eighth
Willis A. A., carpenter California Mills, dwl 540 Mission
Willis Carrie Miss, actress Buckley's Varieties, dwl 43S
Broadway
Willis Edwin J. W., nursemnan, dwl 1S09 Taylor
Willis J. A., stonecutter, dwl Park Hotel
Willis James, stage carpenter California Theater, dwl 604
Pine
Willis James, woolgrader Thomas Bailey & Co., dwl 506
Bran nan
Willis John, painter and whitener, dwl 1227 Pacific
Willis John F., stationery' clerk Southern Pac R. R,, dwl
N s Twenty-third bet Valencia and Guerrero
Willis Milton E., secretary City R. R., office NW cor Mis-
sion and Fourteenth, dwl 726 SLxteenth
Willis M. W., bandmaster and wholesale cigars, office and
dwl 332 Bush
Willis Robert, carpenter California Mills, dwl 540 Mission
Willis Robert, painter, dwl 1S17 Leaveuwurth
Willis Thomas, baker California Cracker Co
WILLIS M ILLIAM, mining secretarj-, office 419 Cali-
fornia room 17, dwl 201 Taylor
Willisstun Corj-, marine siureyor California Insurance
Co., dwl 40 Minna
Williston David, seaman, dwl 4S Clay
Williston James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Willits Ira L., shoemaker, dwl 132 Rose Av
Willman D. J., clerk U. S. Custom House, dwl Ross House
Willniann Oscar, dwl 1302 Post
Willmarth Augustus, coachman John Satterlee, dwl SE
cor Van Ness Av and Washington
Willmot Charles {Stcan Breicery Co.), dwl Guerrero bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Willner , nurse, dwl l Central PI
Willock Ann (widow), fancy goods, etc, SW cor Jones
and O'Farrell
Willocks William A., machinesewer Neiille &; Co., dwl W
s Stockton nr Union
WUloughby D. W. C, phj-sician, dwl 814 Chestnut nr
Hyde
Willoughby Elizabeth (widow), boarding and lodgings, 100
McAllister
Willoughby James R., stockdealer, dwl 2733 Folsom
Willow — —, stevedore Menzies & Bingham
Willow Creek Silver Mining Co. (Washoe Co., Nev.), office
27 Merchants' Exchange
Willows Brewery, O. Fauss & Co. proprietors, SE cor Mis-
sion and Nineteenth
Willows Hotel. Jacob Christensen proprietor, SWcor Mis-
sion and Eighteenth
Willows Land Association The, John H. Sayre secretary,
office 331 Montgomery
Wills A. Miss, teacher music, dwl 900 Jackson
Wills A. J., clerk H. H. Judson, dwl 61S Foxirth
Wills Charles, dwl 923 Greenwich
Wills Eliza (widow), dwl SW cor Bush and Lyons
Wills John, estraman Engine No. 2 S. F. F." D., dwl 412
Bush
Wills John, Ship Calkers* Assn, 713 Mission
Wills West B., barkeeper George Burgess, dwl 928 Clay
Willson Charles I., seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Willson D. C, salesman Da\is Bros., dwl 419 Sutter
Willson Henry (colored), dwl 1318 Broadway, rear
Willson John F., liven' stable, 126 Ellis
Willson P. P., laborer Palace Hotel
Willy John, cellarman North Beach Brewerv, dwl 2102 Pow
Willy Frederick, blacksmith Sutter St. R.*R., dwi SE cor
Austin and Polk
Wilman Charles, dwl 17 Third
Wilmer William, watchmaker H. Traube, dwl 583 Market
Wilmerding J. C. {WUmcrding, Kellogg d; Co.\ dwl 624
Sacramento
iriLMERDI.Xe, 1LELLO€G A CO. {J. C. WUmer-
diitg, Calcin W. Kellogg^ and John T. Haviiand),
wholesale wines and liquors, 214 and 216 Front
Wilmore William, watchmaker, dwl 5S3 Market
Wilmut Barton, boxmaker, dwl 632 Mission
Wilsen , fisherman, dwl 14 Clay
Wilsen Charles, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Wilsen John, seaman, dwl SW cor East and Merchant
Wilsen Lorenz, cook, dwl 39 Jackson
Wilsen Peter, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wilsen P. O., master mariner, dwl SW cor East and Mer-
chant
Wilshire William B., traveling agent Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., dwl Grand Hotel
Wilson , upholsterer, dwl 6 Minna
Wilson A., dwl 732 Howard
Wilson A., helper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Wilson A., seaman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Wilson A. B., -with Springer & Co., dwl Twentieth bet
Harrison and Colimibia
Wilson A. C, clerk, dwl 652 Market
Wilson Agnes E. (widow), private school, 1505 Larkin
Wilson Albert, laborer, dwl 210 Washington
Wilson Alexander, stevedore G. H. Whitney
Wilson Alexander R. , molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 418
Hyde, rear
Wilson Allen, stevedore A. C. Freese
Wilson Almon B., brassmolder W. D. Clark & Co., dwl 333
Twentieth
Wilson Al^in, dwl 112 Fourth
Wilson A. M. salesman Frank & Co., dwl 637 Ellis
Wilson Anderson, conductor, dwl 761 Mission
Wilson Andrew, fireman Moj-nihan &, Aitken, dwl Folsom
nr Main
Wilson Andrew, liquor saloon, 111 Jackson
Wilson Andrew, seaman, dwi 119 Jackson
Wilson Andrew A. , carriagepainter Charles H.Morgans,
dwi 563 Market
Wilson Anion, laborer, dwl 127 Folsom, rear
Wilson Axel, waiter Peter Johnson, dwl 220 Washington
Wilson Bristo (colored), sexton Third Baptist Church, dwl
Ankeny PI nr Powell
Wilson Brow-n, cooper, dwl 266 Clementina, rear
Wilson C, sailraaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Wilson C, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Wilson C. C, dwl 551 Minna
Wilson Charles, dwl 12 Washington
Wilson Charles, carpenter, dwl 21 Rausch
Wilson Charles, carpenter California Mills, dwl 309 Ivy At
Wilson Charles, deckhand baige Alice, Spear St. Wharf
Wilson Charles, drover, dwl S s Fifteenth Av nr P, South
S, F.
Wilson Charles, engineer, dwl 00 Clementina
W'ilson Charles, expressman, dwl 44 Steuart
Wilson Charles, laborer, dwl 12 Washington
Wilson Charles, laborer, dwl IS Washington
W'ilson Charles, marine sur%"eyor Germanic Lloyd, office
302 California, dwl 2507 Clay
Wilson Charles, master mariner, dwl Tennessee nr Butte
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
i P.VAITSCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstabHshed 1852.
Wihon Charles, proprietor Occidental Hotel Bar, 231 Bush,
dwl 505 Powell
Wilson Charles, seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Wilson Charles, shipcirpenter, dwl 21 Rausch
Wilson Charles, steward St. Nicholas Hotel, dwl 214 First
Wilson Charles, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
AVilson Charles Jr., seaman, dwl 2(1 Steuart
Wilson Charles E. {Wilson k: Pxttnam), res Oakland
Wilson Charles H., hackman, dwl S30 Sutter
Wilson Charles H., seaman, dwl 112 Pacific
Wilson Charles L., surgeon National Surgical Institute,
319 Bush, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wilson Charles M., workman Selby's Smelting Works, dwl
2219 Mason
Wilson Charles S., dwl 1832 Howard
W^ilson Charles T., compositor Alta California, dwl 631
Sacramento
Wilson Christian, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Wilson Cornelius W. (colored), hairdresser Nathaniel C.
Susand, dwl 28 Stone
Wilson Cyrus, mining, office 402 Front, dwl Alameda
Wilson Daniel, bookkeeper Locke & Montague, dwl Occi-
dental Hotel
Wilson David, plumber Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 29
Freelon
Wilson D. B., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., res Oakland
Wilson D. C, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Wilson Duncan M., clerk S. F. Post-otfiee, dwl 829 How
Wilson E. , deckhand Dredger Stat* Harbor Commissioners
Wilson E., seaman, dwl 123 Jackson
Wilson Edmund, expressman, dwl 1614 Stockton
Wilson Ednaund S., clerk Firemans F\md Ins. Co., dwl
1505 Larkin
Wilson Edward {Wilson tt Livroncy), dwl 725 Market
Wilson Edward, plumber William F. Wilson, dwl W s
Broderick bet Post and Sutter
Wilson Edward, seaman stm Shubrick
Wilson Edward, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, dwl
706 Pine
Wilson Edward A., clerk Coimty Recorder, dwl S s Dun-
can bet Noe and Sanchez
Wilson E. G., plumber, dwl 612 Pine
Wilson Eli, carpenter Palace Hotel
Wilson Elias, gatekeeper U. S. Marine Hospital
Wilson Eliza (widow), furnished rooms, 634 Sacramento
Wilson Ella Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School,
dwl 209 Powell
Wilson Ella M. Miss, dwl 1832 Howard
Wilson Ellen Mrs., dressmaker Mme, Michaux, dwl 356
Minna
Wilson Ezekiel, real estate, dwl S s Point Lobos Av bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth avs
Wilson F., hairdresser Samuel A. Selig, dwl 223 Minna
Wilson Fanny Miss, actress, dwl 641 Washington
Wilson Frances (widow), dwl 1119 Sacramento
Wilson Francis A. ( Wihoii Jc Stevens), dwl 18 Washington
Wilson Franklin, conductor Market St. R. R. ,dwl 423 Hayes
Wilson Frederick, boilermaker, dwl 583 Market
Wilson Frederick, molder Hanscom & Co., dwl 152 Perry
Wilson Frederick, sailmaker, dwl 127 Jackson
Wilson Frederick J., clerk Union Ins. Co., dwl 522 Union
Wilson Furman R., secretar>- Bay City Soda Water Co.,
dwl 325J- Bush
Wilson George, dwl 614 Kearny
Wilson George, bricklayer, dwl 110 Minna
Wilson George, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Wilson George, laborer Thomas Dolan, dwl foot Tenth nr
Mission Creek
Wilson George, mason Palace Hotel
Wilson George, pantryman What Cheer House
Wilson George, seaman, dwl 117 Dnimm
Wilson George, seaman, dwl 54 Sacramento
Wilson George, stonecutter Orford & Degan, dwl 321 Stock
Wilson George, teamster William Ken-
Wilson George H., aid U. S. Coast Sun-ey, office 214
Stockton, dwl 72S Bush
Wilson George J., steward schr Norwester, dwl Georgia
nr Sierra ^
W^ilson George O. (WiZson ^- Brother), dwl 328 Fremont
Wilson G. H., carpenter D. A. Maedonald & Co., dv
Shotwell bet Twenty-fifth and T^venty-sixth
Wilson Harriet (widow), dwl 13 Ridley
Wilson Harrv, captain schr Champion, office 22 Market
Wilson Harry, clerk Wilson & Brother, dwl 328 Fremont
Wilson Harry-, dmnan Nathaniel F. Marsh, 117 California
Wilson Henry, barkeeper Thomas Chandler, dwl N 8
Greenwich bet Montgomerv and Sansom
Wilson Henns laborer Sanitarium Baths, dwl 2212 Mason
Wilson Heniy, longshoreman, dwl 13 Frederick, rear
dwl
Wilson Henry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co dwl 71-'
Sutter
Wilson Henrj*, seaman, d«l 120 Howard, rear
Wilytm Henr>-, seaman, dwl SW cor Harrison and Main
\\ ilson Henr}-, st*;vedore A. C. Freese
Wilson H. P., assistant foreman George W. Swan & Co
dwl 602 Clara '
Wilson Hugh B., clerk Samuel Van Praag. dwl 631 Sac
Wilson Hugh H., guns, sporting niut<;rials, and fishing
Uekle, 513 Clay, dwl 1109 Broadway
Wilson Israel C. (colored), porter and bootblack, 432 Cali-
fornia, dwl 15 \'irginia Alley
Wilson J., painter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Wilson James, barkeeiK-r John K. Dunn, dwl 154 Second
Wilson James, blacksmith, dwl 503 Minna
Wilson James, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers &, Co., dwl
York bet Twenty-third and 'l^veuty-fourth
Wilson James, carpenter Joseph J. More, dwl SE cor
Union and Leavenworth
Wilson James, cigarmaker Gordon & Burke, dwl 15 Val-
lejo
Wilson James, clerk, dwl 641 Washington
Wilson James, druggist S. B. Kelly, dwl 220 Pacific
Wilson James, gastitter Nye A: Achcson, S s Sutter bet
Devisadero and Broderick
Wilson James, ironmolder, dwl 24 Dora
Wilson James, laborer Wilson, Merry & Co., dwl cor Bu-
chanan and Bay
Wilson James (colored), longshoreman, dwl 1020 Kearny
Wilson James, seaman stm Salinas, Wash Street Wharf
Wilson James, tinsmith, dwl 73 Natoma
Wilson James, waiter, dwl 1103 Powell
Wilson James A., policeman City Hall, dwl 349 Jessie
Wilson James B. (colored), porter, dwl 105 Heniard
Wilson James C, clerk Empire Lodgings, 638 Com
Wilson James D., billposter Kej-t Jt Co., dwl 424 Sansom
Wilson James F., second lieutenant Fourth U. S. Artil-
lerf, dwl Presidio Barracks
Wilson James H., barkeeper, dwl 312 Toii^Tisend
Wilson James H., machinehand D. A. Slacdoiiald & Co.,
dwl 11 Harrison Av
Wilson James Hepburn, foreman J. C. Johnson & Co.,
dwl 406 Br>-ant
Wilson James K., principal Lincoln Grammar School, dwl
209 Powell
Wilson James St. C, bookkeeper W. A. Holcomb & Co.,
dwl 1120 Bush
Wilson Jane (\ndow), dwl 522 Union
Wilson Jane Mrs., secondhand clothing, 1027 Howard
Wilson J. B., carpenter, dwl W s Shotwell bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Wilson J. D., manufacturer water wheels, 2 Dara Lano,
res Oakland
Wilson Jefferson, bijatman, dwl 3 Broadway
Wilson Job D., physician, office and dwl 2200 Pine
Wilson John, actor California Theater, dwl 216 Eight-
eenth
Wilson John, attorney at law, office 637 Washington, dwl
402 Fremont
Wilson John, bookkeeper S. F. Manuf. Co., dwl 1008 J
Market
Wilson John, Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 232 Sutter
Wilson John, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Wilson John, dummvman Clay St. Hill K. K,
Wilson John, engineer stm Hope, Commercial St. Wharf,
dwl 117 Drumm
Wilson John, laborer, dwl 541 First
Wilson Jnhn, laborer, dwl 1027 Howard
Wilson John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
WII.SO\ JOH\', proprietor Palace Amphitheater, SW
cor Mission and New Montgomery, dwl 1214 Clay
Wilson John {Jiodgers, Metjer a- Co.), rea Liverpool
Wilson John, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
Wilson John, seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Wilson John, seaman, dwl 140 Folsoni ,„«,.,
Wilson John, shuecuttcr Marks &, Levinsky, dwl 32 Val-
paraiso
Wilson John, shoemaker, dwl 31 Hinckley
Wihon John, teamster Willium Kerr, dwl 903 Balt«r>'
Wilson John C, clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl 43.
Fifth J , fl -r
Wilson John Charles, special policeman, dwl 2 Terrace
View
Wilson John D. (Seahtiry <t W.). dwl 33 Perrj-
Wilson John D., expressman, SW cor Duix)nt and Clay,
dwl NE cor Stevenson and Fourth _
Wil'^on John D., hairdrc.'MJcr, 411 Sutter, dwl 1217 tnion
Wilson John E., laborer Straut & Hamilton, dwl SWDJ
Clementina
Baths ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
WIL
760
WIL
Wilson John F., packer Cutting & Co., dwl cor Bryant
and Lincoln Pi
Wilson John G., Scandinainan Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Wilson Jithii Henry, bricklayer, dwl 111 Harrison
Wilson John N. (W ihwi d; MoiUton), dwl 552 Folsora
Wilson John N., painter and paperhanger, 928 Washing-
ton, dwl 4 Uodiuan PI
Wilson John P., seaman, dwl 20 Commercial
Wilson John U., bookkeeper Massey & Yung, dwl 229
Kearny
Wilson John S., fire-cap manufacturer J. C. Johnson & Co.,
dwl 32 Second
Wilson John T., master mechanic Southern Pac. R. R.,
office cor Sixteenth and Harrison, dwl 2024 Folsoni
Wilaou John T.. waiter 531 Commercial
Wilson John W., clerk Freight Office Central Pacific R.
R., dwl 704 Mission
Wilson John Y. {Wihon, Merry <fc Co.), dwl Grand Hotel
Wilson Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel
Wilson Joseph, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, dwl 17
Alinna
Wilson Joseph L., deposit melter U. S. Mint, dwl SE cor
Van Ness Av and Filbert
Wilson J. R., route agent S. F. Post-office
Wilson J. S., tinsmith James De La Montanya, dwl 17
Natoma
Wilson Julia (widow), dwl 765 Market
Wilson L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 320 Kearny
Wilson Lenmel (.colored), horsetrainer, dwl 14 Virginia
Wilson Lizzie (widow), lodgings, 247 Second
Wilson M., dwl 220 Pacific
Wilson M. Miss, dwl 15t> Third
Wilson M., laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Wilson M., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wilson Margaret, stewardess stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Wilson Marion A., inspector Custom House, dwl 630i
Jessie
Wilson Martha E. (widowY lodgings, 1118^ Folsom
Wilson Martin, seaman, awl 32 Steuart
Wilson Mary (widow), dwl S s Sutter bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Wilson Mary A. (widow), dwl 1219 Broadway, rear
Wilson Mary A., coniectionery, 342 Fourth
Wilson Mary Ann (widow), liquor saloon, 206 Pacific
Wilson Matthew, carriagemaker, -dwl 2 Cleaveland
Wilson Matthew T., homeopathic physician and surgeon,
office and dwl 142^ Fourth
Wilson, Merry Hi, Co. (John V. Wilsoii, William L. Mer-
ry, and Williani Fault), porkpackers, cor Buchanan
and Bay, and provisions, etc., 612 Market and 9 Sut-
ter, office 223 Sacramento
Wilson Michael, cook Edward Killeen, dwl 511 Mission
Wdson Minnie Miss, compositor John H. Carmany & Co.,
dwl 13 Thirteenth
VVUson Nathaniel Irving {Wilson <t Brother), dwl 1420
Bush
Wilson Nellie Miss, milliner B. Kowalsky, dwl 154 Perry
Wilson Nicholas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl SW
cor yhasta and Michigan
Wilson Norval, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
Wilson Olijf, contractor, dwl 857 Harrison
Wilsuu Olof, stevedore A. C. PYeese, dwl 23^ Minna
Wilson P. A., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Wilson Peter, blacksmith, dwl 5 Anna
Wilson Peter, carpenter, dwl W s Fourteenth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Wilson Pfter, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wilson Peter, seaman, dwl 416 Green
WUson Peter, second mate schr Montana, Beale St. Wharf
Wilson Peter, tobacconist, dwl 812 Stockton
Wilson Peter A., dwl 252 Perry
Wilson P. L., miner, dwl 636 Commercial
WUson P. S., foreman painter Car Shop Southern Pac.
K. R., cor Sixteentli and Harrison, dwl 223 Shotwell
Wilson Ramon E., attorney at law, office 30 Montgomery
Block, dwl tt24 Howard
Wilsun Richard, broker, dwl lllj Minna
Wilson Richard, car])enuer, Shotwell bet Fourteenth and
Fiitccnth
Wilson Ricliard, manager Occidental Laxmdrj', dwl 2014
Hlbert
Wilson Richard, longshoreman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wilson Richard A., house and signpainter, dwl 1219
Broudwaj', rear
Wilson Richard M., civil engineer and surveyor, office 200
Sansuni, dwl Occidental Hotel
Wilson Robert, clerk Koane, O'Comior & Co., dwl 534 Ful-
ton
Wilson Robert, engineer Cutting k Co., dwl 59 Shipley
Wilson Robert, manufacturer, dwl 44^ Sixth
Wilson Robert A., clerk Sisson, Wallace & Co., dwl 2
Chelsea PI
Wilson Russell J. {Wilson & W.), dwl 764 Mission
Wilson Samuel, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1429 Bush
Wilson Samuel C. , clerk Payot, Upham & Co. , dwl 405 Lomb
Wilson Samuel M. (Wilson ife If.), dwl 764 Mission
Wilson Samuel M., carpenter, dwl 606 Fourth
Wilson Sarah Miss dressmaker, dwl 220 Third
Wilson Sarah Mrs., water-colorpainter, dwl 844J Folsom
Wilson Scott J., merchant, dwl 764 Mission
Wilson S. H., carpenter, dwl 9 Taylor
Wilson Singleton W., clerk John Taylor & Co., dwl 248
Clementina
Wilson S. M. filiss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, dwl 209 Powell
Wilson S. R., bookkeeper United States Hotel, 304 Beale
AVilson Sundlaw, peddler, dwl 769 Br>'ant
Wilson T. H. (widow), dwl N s Liberty bet Guerrero and
Valencia
Wilson Thomas, captain U. S. A. and chief commissionary
Subsistence Department California, office 105 Stock-
ton, dwl 528 EHis
Wilson Thomas, clerk Eggers & Hartnett, dwl 32 Valpa-
raiso
Wilson Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl
150 Clai-a
Wilson Thomas, fireman stra Alameda, Oakland Ferry
Wilson Thomas, foreman Cutting k. Co., dwl 34 Everett
Wilson Thomas, laborer William Kerr, dwl 903 Battery
Wilson Thomas, livery and sale stable, 21 Turk
Wilson Thomas, quartermivster Pacific Mail S. S. Qranada
Wilson Thomas, seaman stm Ventura
Wilson Thomas, seaman stm Senator
Wilson Thomas G. (colored), laborer, dwl 13 Fourth
Wilson Tliomas K. {Tilden <f: If.), attorney at law, office
533 Kearny, dwl 5 Glen Park Av
Wilson Thomas P. , civil engineer and surveyor, ofilce 91
Montgomery Block, dwl 23 South Park
Wilson Thomas S., compositor D. M. Bishop & Co., dwl
315 Sutter
Wilson Walter W., night inspector Custom House, dwl 11
Auburn
Wilson Watson F., driver Occidental Laundry
WUson W. C, mining secretary', dwl 815 Bush
Wilson W. H. (Crank & W.), dwl 47 Minna
Wilson William {Isaacs & W.), dwl CalUornia nr Kearny
Wilson William {Larscn & W.), dwl 805 Mason
WUson WilUam, baker California Cracker Co., dwl 32
■Valparaiso
Wilson WiUiam, benchhand Daniel D. Holland, dwl 64
First
Wilson William, butcher Michael J. Kelly, dwl 822 Stock
WUson William, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Arizona
Wilson William, clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl
13 Ridley
WUson William, foreman Hercules Powder Works, Cen-
tral Road nr Fourth Av
Wilson William, gasfitter, dwl 5 Stockton
Wilson Wilham, machinist WiUiam T. Garratt, dwl 5 Anna
Wilson William, metal signs, dwl 4 St. Mary
Wilson William, physician, office and dwl tt21 Keamy
Wilson William (colored), seaman, dwl 5 Broadway
Wilson William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
WUson WUliam F., plumber and gasfitter, 705 Market, dwl
W s Broderick bet Post and Sutter
WUson William F., plumber McNaUy & Hawkins, dwl 32
Valparaiso
Wilson WilUam F.,
Stanley PI
Wilson William G.,
Wilson William H.,
shoemaker Frank M. Tenney, dwl 38
dwl 139 Eleventh
bakery, 134 Eighth
Wilson William H. {Brown <t W,), dwl 567 Howard
Wilson William K., porter N. Van Bergen i: Co., dwl 536
Green
Wilson William L., lather, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-
seventh and IVenty-eighth
WUson William L., woodmolder D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
dwl 844^ Folsom
Wilson W. L. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 844J Folsom
Wilson WiUiam O., merchant, dwl 717 Broadway
Wilson WUliam P., stevedore A. C. Freese
Wilson W. S. J r, , freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , Office
Wilson & Brother {George O. and Nathaniel Irving),
doors, sashes, and blinds, NE cor Cal and Drumm
Wilson &, Livroney (Edward Wilnon and ./. M. Livroney),
bootblacking and laundry, office 773 Market
Wilson ^<c Moulton (John N. K ilson and Jn.^iah Moult07i),
house and steamboat painters, 516 Davis
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAIT & CO.'S.
P.VAITSCHAACK&C0.,706. 708, 710, 712, 711, and 715 Eearny, Established 1S62.
Wilson & Putnam (Charter E. Wilson and StUman N.
Putnam), attorneys at law, office 704 Montgomery
AVilson & Stevens (Frank A. Wilson and Peter StevensX
coffee salixin, 47 Sacramento
WILSO\ A >VfL?sO\ {Samuel M. and RusseU J.),
atturnevs at law, office 420 California
\>lLSO\'S PALACE OIPDITHILATER, SW cor
New Montgomery and Mission
Wilson. See Wilison
Wilt Henry, stevedore A. C. Freese
Wiltermood Lemuel, carpenter, dwi Twenty-third bet Po-
trero Av and Hampshire
Wilton Ella Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 52 Second
Wilton F., merchant tailor, 412 Geary
Wilton John, clerk 35 California Market, dwl 741 Market
Wilzinski Abraham, dry-g-oods dealer, dwl 10 Turk, rear
Milzinski Albert, salesman G. Cohn & Co., dwl 316 Pine
Wilzinski Ellis, miner, dwl 10 Turk, rear
Wilzinski Jacob, miner, dwl 10 Turk, rear
^Vil2inski Louis, salesman Banner Bros., dwl 10 Turk
Wilzinski Mark, tailor, 639 Mission
Wilzinski Marks, cutter Pacific Glove Works, dwl 10 Turk
Wilzinski Tobias, dwl 10 Turk, rear
Wiman Erastus (R. G. Dun it Co.), res New York
Wimmer An.lrew, hairdresser S. F. Baths, dwl SE cor Bush
and Powell
Wimmer C-atherine, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Wimmer Fredrick, miner, dwl 19 Park Av
Wimmer George W., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 5
Clementina
Winall Stuart A., liverj- stable, 13 Stev, dwl 1 Fremont
WIXA\.S JOHX C, stockbroker, office 319 California,
res Menlo Park, San Mateo Co.
Winans Joseph W. {WiiUDis <£■ Belknap), dwl 926 Clay
Winaus Samuel, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., cor Fomth
and To^Tisend
WI.\A>S A BELKNAP {Joseph W. WinamandDavid
P. Belknap), attorneys at law, office 604 Merchant
Winant James J., master mariner, office 107 California
Market, res Alameda
Winant Mark, oysterdealer, 27 San Francisco Market, res
Oakland
Winant Peter O., oysterman, dwl 25 Natoma
Winant Samuel {E. Terry d- Co.), res Alameda
Winants Newell, bookkeeper Isaac G. Gardner, dwl 2033
Mission
Winants. See Wj-nants
Winblom Peter G., Scandina%nan Soc., 71 New Mont
Winburg John A., photograph gallery, 650 Washington,
dwl 417 Montgomery
Winchester Charles W., clerk National Hotel
Winchester Ezra H. {Mam jc W.), res Portsmouth, N. EL
Winchester John P., salesman Main & Winchester, dwl
American Exchauge
Winchester Jonah, dwl 1423 Geary
Winchester Nelson, drover John Wagner, dwl Fourth. Av
bet M and N, South S. F.
WINCHESTER KEPEATIVG AKMS CO., John
Skinker agent, office 108 Batterj-
Wind M. L. R., cabinetmaker, dwl 132 Clara
Windecker Kasper, dwl 122 William
Windel Henri i: Co., upholsterers and furniture storage,
30Si and 310 Stockton
Windeler Peter {Hiltebrandt d: Co.), dwl 2019 Folsom
Windham George, machinehand Daniel I>. Holland, dwl
107 O'Farrell
Windsor House, Mrs. Harriet Hannah proprietress, 905
Market cor Fifth
Windsor William, watchman U. S. Treasurer's Office, res
Oakland
Windsor William M., fruits, vegetables, butter, eggs, and
cheese, 14 and 34 Centre Market, dwl 706 California
Windt Chris., packer Herman Bossbach, dwl 1416 Pacific
WIXE DEALERS' GAZETTE, M. S. ^\'hiting editor
and mana;?er, office 606 Montgomery
Winegar A. B., real estate, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Winegar J. P., dwl 504 Howard
Wines Charles L. Jr., clerk Crane & Brigham, res Oak-
land
Winfield Harry, seaman, dwl 204 Steuart
Winfield John, pantr\Tuan Russ House
Winfield Robert, carpenter, dwl 22 Turk
Wim"rey J. H., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 777 Market
Wing Fat On Kee (Chinese), manufacturer slippers, 501
Jackson
Wing Frank H., rubber-stamp manufacturer, 60S Market,
dwl 139 Fourth
Wing Fung & Co. (Chinese), teas, rice, and oils, 745 Sac
Wing George, dwl 314 Post
Wing Hing Lun^ & Co. (Chinese), manufacturera ladles*
shoes, 708 Sacramento
Wing Hmig Chung (Chinese), cigars, 767 CTay
Wing Simon (Wing d: Allen), res Boston, Mass.
Wing Sing (Chinese), cigar factoiy, 415 Pacific
Wing Stephen, clerk U. S. Mint, dwl 124 T>ier
Wing Tie Jan & Co. (Chinese), nut oil and opium, 734 Sac-
ramento
Wing W. H. & Co. {J. a Waller), proprietors California
Last Factory, SE cor Mission and Beale
Wing William, porter Jones i Murphv, dwl 919 Sac
Wing William H. {W. U. Wing .i- Co.], dwl 206 Hvde
Wing Wo Sang & Co. (ChiueseX tea, 720 Sacramento
Wing & Allen {Sumn Wing and KG. A llen)^ photograph
gallery, 523 Kearny
Wingard Adam, miner, dwl 1229 Folsom
Wingard G W., major U. S. A. Paraiaster Department,
California, office 105 Stockton, d"wl 1053 Mission
Wingard Thomas B., mining secretar}-, office 318 Califor-
nia, dwl 107 O'Farrell
Wingate Beaumont N. , timekeeper Risdou L and L. Works,
dwi W s Alabama nr Twenty -seventh
Wingate Charles, seaman, dwl 504 Davis
Wingate Isaac C, Oakland and S. F. Express, office NW
cor Davis and Clark
Winge Iver P., bandsawj-er, dwl 726 Brannan
Wingerter Charles J., real estate, dwl N s Sacramento bet
Pierce and Scott
Wingerter Edward P., musician, dwl N a Sacramento bet
Pierce and Scott
Wingrove George W., clerk 44 California Market, dwl 1514
Mason
Wink James, laborer Hugh Flynn, dwl 11 Brj'ant Av
Winkel Charles, porter 627 Commercial
Winkelmann Henry {Henry Winkelniann tt Co.), dwl 601
Hayes
Winkelmann Henry, master mariner, dwl 126J Perry
Winkelmann Henry, musician, dwl Fort Point
Winkelmann Henry & Co. {Henry Kuck), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Hayes and Laguna
Winkelmann Louis, watchmaker James Young, dwl 126^
Perrv
Winkle Adam, bakery, SE cor Vallejo and Batter^'
Winkle Frederick F., upholsterer John A. Shaber &, Co.,
dwl 741 Market
W1\KL£ IIE>RY, wine-grower and wines and liquors,
SW cor Sansom and Pacific {and Henry Winkle X- Cv.),
office and ilwl SE cor Vallejo and Batter>-
iriMiLE UENRV «ft CO. {George Clausseniwi),
wholes-ale native and foreign wines and liquors, 521
Sacramento
Winkle William, shooting gallery, 428 Broadway
Winkler Charles, musician, dwl 1407 Kearny
Winkler William, wholesale butcher, 517 Merchant, dwl
1207 Polk
Winks James, coai yard, cor Howard and Fifth, dwl 11
Brj'ant Av
Winks John W., salesman Holbrook & Chester, dwl 8<M
Shot well
Winn , shoemaker, dwl 420 Second
Winn Abel T., assistant teacher Boj's' High School, dwl
725 California
iri\\ ALBERT M. Gen., editor, office 423 \\ ashing-
ton room 14, dwl 727 Bush
Winn Andrew, miner, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Winn Cooper D., clerk U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Winn Daniel, laborer Palace Hotel ,,«,«„
Winn Sylvester A., upholsterer, 143 Minna, dwl 1210 How
Winn Thomas J., tailor, 431 Bush
Winn. See Wynn
Winne John, carpenter, dwl 4 Central FI
Winner Bernard L., carpenter, dwl 512 Foxirth
Winner William H. F., engineer Southern Pac R- R., dwl
8 Rondel PI ,^ „ i . c*
Winning Edward, engineer stm Santa Cru2, Market St.
■^Vharf ,,.,., , .
Winrene Adolphe, milliner, dw a4 Larkm
Winrow ChristA^pher, buteher, dwl S s Fourteenth Av bet
Railroad Av and N, S-iuth S. F. ^ , ._..
Winrow Joseph, market, W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Winrow Richard, buteher J. U. Fleckmger, dwl cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Mission
Winship Thomas J., lampist Twelfth and Thirteenth
Light-house District, office 204 Mont, dwl 619 Thml
Winslow , machinist Urnon Iron Works , , qo^
Winslow Charles J., with Wilson's Amphitheat«p, dwl 824
Washington . , ,,« n i
Winslow Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 412 Be^Je
The Best and most Cleanly Family
49
Baths in the City are af 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
PI
Winslow H. E., fireman Coiner's Department U. S. Mint,
res Oakland Point
Winslow J. M., capitalist, dwl Rnss House
Winslow Martin, watchman Custom House, dwl 434 Green-
wich
Winslow Nathaniel, dwl 15 Glen Park Av
Winslow Terrence, calker, dwl 3-22 Folsom
WinsorThomas, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 714
Pine
Winstanley Clement, draftsman S. C. Bugbee & Son, dwl
605 Pine
Winter Alexander, foreman Mission Soap and Candle
Works, dwl 740 Sixteenth
Winter Alice Mrs., hairdresser Frank Garrissere, dwl 609
Jones
Winter Benjamin G., clerk Castle Brothera, dwl Sixteentii
nr Folsom
Winter Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Winter Clinton, real-estate agent, SW cor Montgomery
and Merchant, dwl 919 Stockton
Winter Conrad, barber, dwl 524 Vallejo
Winter Daniel {Currier d- W.), dwl 100 Taylor
Winter Ernest, clerk A. Roman & Co., dwl Jackson bet
Buchanan and Webster
Winter George, artist, studio 137 Mont, res East Oakland
Winter Henrj', butcher Jacob Breiling, dwl 965 Mission
Winter Henry S., superintendent Mission Soap and Can-
dle Works, dwl 740 Sixteenth
Winter J. A., laborer Palace Hotel
Winter Jacob, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 631
Broadway
Winter James, city agent Trust Fund Insurance Associa-
tion, 320 Califurnia
Winter James, mate stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
M'LVTER JAHE8 W., dentist, 206 Kearny, dwl Grand
Hotel
Winter John, laborer Speyer Bros., dwl 2014 Dupont
Winter John F., commission merchant, 208 Battery, dwl
S02 Green
Winter John H., groceries and hquors, NW cor Franklin
and Bush
Winter Joseph, tinsmith Little & Lawson
Winter Julius, fruitdealer, dwl 439 Hayes
Winter Kasten, clerk John H. Winter, dwl NW cor Frank-
lin and Bush
Winter Louis, drayman, 414 Merchant, dwl 13 Russell
Winter Mary A. (widow), dwl 609 Jones
Winter Patrick D., vamishmaker Speyer Bros., dwl 2014
Dujxnnt
Winter Phihp, hairdressing saloon, 536 Commercial, dwl
5*24 Vallejo
Winter Robert, artist Jacob Shew, dwl 1S25 Stockton
Winter Theodore, tinsmith, dwl 609 Jones
Winter Tliomas, plasterer, dwl 335 Jessie
Winter Thomas P., bookkeeper Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl
220S Jackson
Winter WiUiam, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Winter William, signpainter, dwl 216 O'Farrell
Winterbotton Henrj-, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 757
Bryant
Winterbam George H., dwl NW cor Gough and Austin
Winterbum Joseph {Joseph Winterbum *fc Co.), dwl 1424
Bush
WLNTERBrKX JOSEPH A CO. OTmiam Hof-
schneidt-r), book and jobprinters, 417 Clay
Winterhalter Joseph, butcher Philip Seibel, dwl 735
OFarreU
Winterhalter Wilderich W., architect, office 302 Mont-
gomery room 44, dwl 449 Natoma
Wintermann Henry, clerk J. Harry Tobbenboske, dwl
SW cor Second and Howard
Winters Albert, foreman Cal. Broom Factory, dwl 314
Folsom
Winters Ann (widow), dwl N s Montgomery PI
Winters Charles, vamisher John B. Luchsinger & Son,
dwl 510 Sixteenth
Winters Edward, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 427 Union
Winters George, Bricklayers' Pni. Assn, 232 Sutter
Winters H. E., bootmaker John Utschig, dwl 72S Minna
Winters Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 13
Clementina
Winters N.. carpenter, dwl 50 Natoma
Winters Oisen, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 151 Tehama
M'inters Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
AViuters Thomas, shi>emaker, dwl E s Columbia bet Twen-
second and Twenty-third
Wintersen Samuel, master mariner, dwl 535 Howard
Winterson Michael, pressman John H. Carmany & Co
dwl 319 I\7 Av
salesman Heynemann & Co., dwl 614
, expresswagon. 111 Leidesdorff, dwl
Winterton John D.,
Powell
Winterton John R,,
614 Powell
Winthrop John A., pressman, dwl 407 Natoma
Winthrop John R., captain tugboat Sol. Thomas Jr., dwl
407 Natoma
Winthrop WiUiam, plumber Palace Hotel, dwl 407 Na-
toma
Wintjen John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary and
De\isadero
Wintringer Leandro, helper Eugene N. Fritz, dwl 517
Oita\ia
Wire John, laborer, dwl 1113 Jones
Wirt B. J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.'s Library, dwl Scott
bet McAllister and Polk
Wirt Frederick, cabinetmaker Kragen & Co. , dwl 1043 Fol
Wirt Noyes S., attorney at law, office 330 Pine room 22,
dwl 619 Mission
Wirt Richard H., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl Overland
House
Wirth Frederick, cabinetmaker, dwl 18 First
Wirth George, brewer Joseph Schweitzer, dwl 1610 Stock
Wirth John, baker Jacob Schneider, dwl 115 Oak
Wirtner Adolph. clerk, dwl 260 Tehama
Wirtz Carrie (widow), furnished rooms, 704 Howard
Wise Charles H., tinsmith Schuster Bros., dwl 603 Taylor
Wise Elizabeth (widow), dwl 603 Taylor
Wise George, bras^finisher W. T. Garratt, dwl 2 Auburn
Wise George A. , calker, dwl 354 Grove
Wise Henn', teamster Miller & Lux, dwl nistAvnrKen-
tucky.'South S. F
Wise Hermann, second-hand clothing, 427 Pacific
Wise Martin, butcher, dwl 154 Minna
Wise Morris, tailor, 119 Dupont, dwl Heinz Hotel
Wise James, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado
Wise John, carpenter, dwl 603 Taylor
Wise John F., laborer, dwl 815 Vallejo, rear
Wise John H. (Chrii;ty X- W.), dwl 1202 Mason
Wise Richard, lather Palace Hotel
WISE TIXIY R., attorney at law, office 7 Montgom-
ery Av, dwl 1026 Clay, rear
Wise William, carpenter, dwl 429 Francisco
Wise William C, shoecutter X. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl
354 Grove
Wise William R., carpenter, dwl 928 Mission
Wisely Michael, laborer George C. Yates, dwl 36 Sac
Wiseman John J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl E
8 Twelfth bet Fols*jm and Harrison
Wiseman John W., hustler, dwl 18 Twelfth nr Howard
Wiseman Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Vermont nr Sierr&
Wisendcn Henn.-, bricklayer, dwl 5 Chesley
Wiser Nicholas.waiter Henr\- Hoesch, dwl 719 Clay
Wislinzil J., tailor, dwl 23 Ellis
Wismar Jens, seaman, dwl 39 Jackson
Wisneosky John, laborer, dwl Berry St. House
Wiss Gustave, physician, dwl 636 Green
Wissel Albert, booWjieeper Eggers & Co., dwl 511 Leav
Wissel Henrj', liquor saloon, 245 Fourth
Wissen C, master mariner, office 305 East
Wissing Frederick Jacob, wood and coal, 1056 Folsona,'
dwl 1047 Folsom
Wissing George, laborer Joseph Schweitzer, dwl 432 Vallejo
Wissing William, market, SE cor Mission and Seventeenth,
dwl 2103 Mission
Wissiiiger John W. {Wisginger i' Payson), dwl 13 Ohio
Wissinger &Payson (John W. Wissinger and Alonzo P.
Payson), builders and contractors, 40S Jackson
Wlssman John F., clerk Williams, Blanchard & Co., dwl
520 Sutter
Wiswell Edward S. (Rodgers <t TT.), dwl 129 Tehama
Wiswell John, carriagemafcer Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl
129 Tehama
^'iswell Thaddeus, exchangebroker, 626 Montgomerj-, dwl
619 Mission
Witbeck Charles, carriagepainter Pollard & Cook, dwl 121
Powell
Witbeck Peter, wagonmaker, dwl 121 Powell
Witcber Har\-ey, printer, dwl 209 Minna
Witgen D. & Co. (Joh n Liih rs), groceries and Uqaors, NW
Dupont and Broadway
Witgen Diedrich {D. Witgen d: Co.), dwl NW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Witham Charles B., printer Morning Call, dwl 1614 Wash
Witham Walter D., clerk 516 Sacramento, dwl 1614 Wash
Witham William L. (Larzekre, W. <t Wigktman), dwl
1614 Washington
Wither Nathan, watchman, dwl 7.'>0 Harrison
Witherbee Charles F. , cutter Bullock & Jones, dwl 933 Bush
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Witherby Daniel S., dwi 2613 Folsom
Witherh'y Lamoille (widow), physician, dwl S 8 Fell bet
Van Ness Av and Polk
Witherby. Sec Wetherbee
Withereil Rufus H., watchmaker, dwl 767 Howard
Witherell. See Wetherell and Wetherill
Withers H., night watchman Industrial School
Withington James H. {Button * H'.), dwl 137 Mont
Withinglon J. R., merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Withrow Marie Miss, teacher music, dwl 942 Folsom
Withrow Woodward W'., foreman Kimball Manuf. Co.,
dwl 942 Folsom
Witkowski Samuel, assistant abstract clerk Custom House,
dwl 634 Stevenson
Witkowsky Henry, dwl 327} Third
Witman Edward L. , doorkeeper U. S. Mint, dwl 104 Sixth
Witman Russell, dwl 518 Jones
Witmann George (Ponrcko & W.), dwl 619 Union
Witmer Henry, hostler A. Marshall, dwl S39 Clay
Witsen Christian, master mariner, dwl SW cor East and
Merchant
Witt Claus, brickla3'er, dwl 919 Capp
Witt Frederick G., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, dwl 974
Folsom
Witt Henry, seaman, dwl 9 Washington
Witt Henr}', stevedore, dwl 411 Main
Witt Johannes, fruits and confectionery, 235 Sixth
Witt Julia Mrs., dressmaker, 974 Folsom
Witt Juliur clothing, 104 Third, dwl 137 Third
Witt Wilhelm, laborer, dwl 624 Pacific
Wittan G., laborer Palace Hotel
Witte Carlos E., corresponding clerk J. C. Merrill & Co.,
dwl 1139 Howard
Witte Charles, groceries and liquors, W s Georgia bet
Shasta and Sierra
Witte Daniel, laborer, dwl Noonan Av nr Eighth
Witte E., waiter Mrs. L. Ochs, dwl 502 Bush
Witte Emil, shoemaker, 7 Spring, dwl 429 Pine
Witte Hermann D. , hairdresser H. W. Stable, dwl 627 Pine
Witte William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Howard and
Harriet
Witten Thomas, watchman Union Pacific Silk Manuf. Co.,
dwl E s San Bruno Road, Visitacion Valle.v
Wittenbach Emanuel, artist, studio 621 Clay, dwl 9 Park
Av nr Harrison
Wittenberg Adolph, stockkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., dwl
140 Silver
Wittenberg F. R., speculator, dwl 632 Market
Witters Joseph, laborer, dwl 234 Minna, rear
Wittgen Henrj', laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl W s Po-
trcro Av bet Fifteenth and Si.\teenth
Wittgen Henry, porter Crane & Brigham, dwl 928 Pacific
Wittgen Henry, poultrjnuan R. D. Mowry, dwl 924 Pacific
Wittgen John, laborer, dwl 15 Bowman PI
Wittgen John, sugarboiler, dwl NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Wittgenstein M., purser stm Eastport, Pacific St. Wharf
Wittig Ernest, clerk Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., dwl 304
Clementina
Wittig William, housemover Hyde & Chester
Wittke Carl, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Wittman George, foreman cutter Neustadter Brothers,
dwl E s Octavia bet Lilly Av and Oak
M'lTTKA.'tt CII.4irL£S, attorney at law, office 39 Mont-
gomerj' Block
WITTKA.W FKEItEKICU, attorney at law, office 39
Montgomery Block
Witts Richard, "plumber Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., dwl
1135 Folsom
Witts William, plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 11S4 Harrison
Witts William Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Taylor
Witworth William, seaman, dwl 268 Brannan
Witz William, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 417 Bush
Witzemann John, butcher W. F. Witzemann, dwl 9 Wash
WITZEMAS.\ WILLLOI F., market, 426 East, dwl
423 Pacific
Wiufl Andrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
Wo Kee & Co. (Chinese), commission merchants, 939 Dup
Wo Lee (Chinese), slipper manufacturer, 421 Commercial
Wo On Chung & Co. (Chinese), shoe manufacturers, 411
Commercial . ,
Wo Sing (Chinese), slipper manufacturer, 409 Commercia
Wobber Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Powell
and Lombard
Wobber Pet«r William, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Keaniy and Union, dwl 705 Stockton
Wobling Peter, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Wochafz Charles, confectioner Canty & Wagner, dwl W s
Webster bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Wodell Theodore, dwl 12 Washington
Woebke Henry J. (Ruhlffs A W.), dwl 1 Mission
WoehJer William, paper-box manufacturer, 311 Pine dwl
203 Post
Woelffel Richard, bookkeeper Van Winkel & Davenport
dwl 624 Hayes
Woelffel Richard Mrs., milliner, dwl 524 Hayes
Woerner Christopher, cooper David Wocrnc'r, dwl 44e Na-
toma
Woerner David, cooper, 104 Spear, dwl 709 Larkin
Woerner Paul, carrier Alta California and Morning Call,
dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Noe
Woerz Henry, hairdresser, 107 Jackson
Woesmer Christ, cabinetmaker, dwl 735 Brannan
Wogans Simon, porter F. H. Hammer, dwl 710 Grove
Woge Charles, cigars and tobacco, 809 Eatterj', dwl SW
cor Vallejo and Batten,-
Wogel Charles, shoemaker, 639 Broadway
Wohlander Andrew J., tailor, dwl cor Seventh and Jessie
Wohlander Frithof, brassfinisher, dwl cor Seventh and
Jessie
Wohlenberg Jurgen, boatman, dwl 5 Water
M'uhier Henry {Noble tt H'.), dwl S s Thirtieth nr Mission
Wohler Herman, winegrower, office 414 California, res
Sonoma
Wohlers A., driver City R. R.
Wohlers Henrj', tanner, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth
Wohlers John, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building
Wohlfeld Gosse, cigar manufacturer, 202 Fifth
Wohlfrom Francis A., groceries and liquors, NW cor Sev-
enteenth and Church
Wohike Frederick W., bookkeeper Lewis Hentrich, dwl
908 Clay
Wohike John {A. Hiismff ct- Co,), dwl 928 Mission
Wohlleben Tntz, laborer, dwl E s Ulmois nr Napa
Wohltmann Claus, drajiuan Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl
424 Brannan
Wohltmann Henry, liquor saloon, S s King bet Second
and Third
Wohltmann Henry, teamster, dwl 1133 Harrison, rear
Wohltmann Otto, waiter J. H. C. Bellmer, dwl 5 Stev
Wohn John, cabinetmaker S. F. Manufacturing Co., dwl
37 Welsh
Wohn Wendel, carpenter, dwl 17 John
Wohnrade Thomas, housepainter, dwl 318 Davis
Wokatsch Alexander J., taimer, dwl San Bnmo Road bet
Twentv-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Wokatsch Richard {Philadelphia Calf Kid Manttfactur-
i>uj Co.), dwl cor York and Twenty -third
Woland Andrew, driller Pac. Rolling Mills, dwl cor Siena
and Louisiana
Wolcott Charles P., U. S. storekeeper, office 321 Battery,
dwl 730 Bush
Wolcott David P., machinist Cornell Watch Co., dwl 348
Fourth
Wolcott George, carriagemaker, dwl 37 First
Wolcott James D., clerk S. B. Whipple, dwl lllj Mimia
Wold M., carpenter Palace Hotel
Wolf Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 237 Fifth
Wolf Aaron, tailor, 117 Leidesdorff, divl 31 Itausch
Wolf Abe, clerk William Reinstcin, dwl 31 Rausch
Wolf Adalbert, proprietor Union File Works, 248 Beale
Wolf Adolph, traveling agent, dwl 1044 Howard
Wolf Alexander, whitencr John O. Garfield, res Oakland
Wolf Caspar, tailor, 635 Mission
Wolf Charies {Chase * ir.), dwl 1514 Mason
Wolf Charles, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Montana
Wolf Charles, metolspmner Frederick Schoener, dwl 18
First
Wolf Christ, laborer, dwl 247 Spe.ar
Wolf Claus, millhand Pac. Barrel and keg Factory
Wolf David, butcher Gradwohl >S: Cohen
Wolf David, proprietor New U. S. Market, 509 CTay (niui
Wolf J.- Flelclur, Virginia City, A'ev.).dv.\ iWhddy
Wolf Edward, dwl 7 Fifth Av
Wolf Elias, cigars and tobacco, 620 fourth
Wolf F D Miss, dressmaker, dwl 156 Third
Wolf Frederic, stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery, dwl
858 Mission
Wolf Frederick, peddler, dwl 870 Folsom
Wolf Harris S., tailor, dwl 424 Folsom
Wolf Harn', tailor, dwl 146 Minna, rear
Wolf Henry, driver Central R. R., dwl Sixth bet Mission
and Howard
Wolf Herman, laborer, dwl 428 Broadway
Wolf HjTUan, tailor, 268 First
Wolf J. Mrs., dwl 8.58 Mission
Wolf Jacob, bookkeeper J. Newman & Co., dwl 433 Te-
hama
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Wolf Jacob, tailor, 7 Spring, dwl ISJ Harriet
Wolf Jacob Jr., hairdresser, SW cor Pacific and Stockton,
dwl 419 Union
Wolf Jacob Sr., glazier, dwl 419 Union _
Wolf Jacques, brewer, dwl 725 Green, rear
Wolf Jiihn, hairdresser, dwl 723 Broadway
Wolf J'thn, regalia manufacturer, 510 Sacramento, dwl
273 Minna
Wolf John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Wolf John, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm
Wolf John W., with Breeze & Loughran, res Oakland
Wolf Joseph {Lorsch, W. J; Co.), dwl 510 Eddy
Wolf Joseph (S. Xetcman tt Co.), dwl 735 Geary
Wolf Joseph, expressman, jimction Market and Geary,
dwl 237 Fifth
Wolf Lewis, blacksmith helper, dwl 37 Minna
Wolf Louis, baker, dwl 1127^ Mission
Wolf Lt.^uis, comiKtsitor California Demokrat, dwl 435 Min
Wolf Marcus, tinsmith, dwl SE cor First and Folsom
Wolf Meyer, merchant, dwl 108 Welsh
Wiilf Mi^rris, dry goods, dwl 553 Stevenson
W.ilf Morris, tailor, dwl 433 Tehama
Wr.lf I'eter, tinsmith, dwl 1312 Larkin
Wolf Philip iPhUip WoJ/d: Co.), dwl 505 Bush
Wolf Philip & Co., commission merchants, 222 Battery
Wolf Samuel, tailor, 424 Folsom
Wolf Sebastian Rev., assistant pastor St. Boniface Church,
Tjier bet Jones and Leavenworth, dwl rear church
Wolf Selig, foundr\-man, dwl 37 Minna
Wolf Simon, merchant, dwl 307 Tyler
Wolf William, pantn'man Pacific Mail S. S. Great Repub-
lic
Wolf William, tanner, dwl 534 Sixth
Wolf William H. [liunm-ls <i: ?»'.), dwl 1109 Howard
Wolf. See Wolff and Woolf
Wulfaers Frederick, shepherd, dwl 617 Davis
Wolfarth John Martin, shoemaker, dwl 1324 Pacific
Wr.lfe August, fish, 31 S. F. M;u-ket, dwl 929 Greenwich
Wolfe Charies E., dniit,sman Wolfe & Son, dwl 036 Stev
WOLFE OeOROK U., cai-penter, dwl 92 Fifteenth
Wolfe James E. {Wol/e d: Son), dwl 636 Stevenson
Wolfe James E. Jr. {Wol/e d- Son), dwl E s Fair Oaks bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Wolfe Moses A., drj' and fancy goods, 820 Market, dwl 24
Turk
Wolfe Peter, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.
Wolfe William, clerk Buyer, Reich & Co, dwl 31 Rausch
Wuife Williiun, steamboat agent, dwl 533 Sacramento
Wolfe & Son {James E. and James E. Jr.), architects,
office 240 irontgomery
Wolfen Max, dain' produce and poultry, 88 California
Market, dwl 407 Turk
Wolfender Martin, machinist Willcox & Gibbs S. M. Co.,
dwl 317 Bush
Wolfender Nicholas, molder, dwl 20 Minna
Wolferdinger Charles E., dwl 245 Perr^-
Wolfersberger George, dwl 033 Kearny
Wolfes Gerard, clerk Eggers & Co., dwl 315 Fell
Wolff A., butcher, dwl N s First Av nr Kentucky, South
S. F.
Wolff Bemhard, florist, SE cor Fourth and Market
Wolff Charles, master mariner, dwl 1514 Mason
Wolff Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinerj-
Wolff George, bookkeeper "E. G. L3-on8 & Co., dwl 715
rnii;in
Wolff Gustav, clerk, dwl 785 Market
Wolff Henry, tanner Casper Baker, dwl Ere or San Bruno
Road, iiernal Heights
Wolff Jacob, peddler, dwl 610 I\t Av
Wolff Jacob, shoemaker, dwl 715 Union
Wolff John, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 416 Kearny
Wolff Joseph, tin and sheet-iron worker Conlin & Roberts,
dwl 13 St. Mary
Wolff Max, clergjTnan, dwi 705 Larkin
Wolff Michael, drajinan, cor Pine and Batten\ dwl 416
Fell
Wulff Morris, glazier, dwl 125 Olive Av
Wolff Peter, producedealer, dwl 939 Bnunt
Wolff Sim^'n, proprietor S. F. Shoe Factory, 511 Market,
dwl 1001 Larkin
Wolff Thomas, cook 204 Fourth, dwl 423 Broadway
Wolff. See Wolf and WooU
Wolfinger Anna Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Department U. S.
Mint, d\\\ 907 Howard
Wolfinger Henuan, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl 319
Jessie
Wolfinger Nicholas, molder Savage & Son, dwl 20 Minna
Wolfinger William P., cabinetmaker G. Ueffinger & Co.,
dwl 319 Jessie
Wolford P. F., student Heald's Business College, dwl 516
Bush
Wolfram Jacob cigarmaker Henry Sutliff, dwl 625 Vallejo
Wolfram William, cabinetmaker, dwl 147 Silver
Wolfresch Christina (widow), dwi 6 Frederick
Wolfskin E., student Heald's Business College
Wolfsohn Henry, merchant, office 219 Pine, dwl 504 Fell
Wolf sohn Otto, bookkeeper M. Rosenshine & Brother, dwl
502 Bush
Wolfstein Heniy, porter A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 447^-
Natoma
Wolgamuth Henry, sculptor, dwi 134 Fourth
Wolgamuth Henry J., sculptor, dwi 134 Fourth
Wollader Gustams, jeweler, dwl 333 Bush
WoUard Isaac, dwi 5 Clinton
Wollenweber Heinrich, paperhanger, dwl New Atlantic
Hotel
Wollers Lewis, barkeeper, dwi 502 Broadway
Wollitz Frederick, baker Schroth &, Westerfeld, dwl 228
Kearny
Wollitz Theodore, bakery. 1425 Dupout
Wollpert Charles (Wollpert *t Heutchler), dwi 571 St«v
Wollpert & Reutchler {Charles Wollpert and Frederick
heutchler), agents Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing
Co., 135 Natoma
Wolowski Alexanders., professor music, dwi 423 Sutter
Wolrad Wilhelmi, cook J. Casimer, dwl 3 Mary Lane
Wolst Michael, laborer, dwl 20 Lick
Wolst Robert, stevedore A. C. Freese
Wolter Frederick, carpenter California Mills, dwl 23 Sum-
ner
Wolters August, teamster George Meyer, dwl 1142 Mission
Wolters Christian, laborer, dwl 23 Kate
Wi'Iters Frederick ( Wolters <i- BucHng), dwi 515 Bryaut
Wolters Henry {Wolters ct Fechheimer), dwi 803 Mason
Wolters Oli, laborer Star Brewery
Wolters William, groceries and liquors, 31 Clementina
Wolters &. Bucking {Frederii:k Wolters and Frederick
Buckin^j), groceries and provisions and manufact-
urers French and German mustard and horseradish,
factorv 441 Brannan, depot 69 California Market
WOLTEKS A FEC'HHCUIEK {Heiiry Wolters and
Charles S. Fechheimer), importers and wholesale na-
tive and foreign wines and liquors and manufacturers
Star of the Union Bitters, 221 California
Wolters. See Walters
Woman's Publishing Co., book and jobprinters, Mrs. A.
M. Slocum superintendent, 605 Montgomery
Wombargin John, roofer, dwi 20A Harrison Av
WOME.VS CO-OPERATITE PRINTING CXIOX
(incorporated), book and jobprinting, office 424 Mont
Womersley Clifford, marblepolisher, dwi cor Colmnbia and
Twentieth
Wonder Charles, longshoreman, dwl 631 Davis
Wonder Consolidated Mining Co. (Panamint), office 330
Pme
Wonderly Augustus H., longshoreman, dwl W s San 3oa6
Road nr St. Marj''s College
Wong Mook (Chinese), editor China News, 532 Merchant
Wood A. B., dentist William J. Younger, res Alameda
Wood A. C, bricklayer, dwi 256 Sutter
Wood Adam, vaniisher L. & E. Emanuel, dwl E s Valen-
cia nr T\venty-fourth
Wood A. G. , adjuster accounts, office 321 Cal, res Alameda
Wood Alfred, machinist Union Iron Works, dwi 926 Fol
Wood Alfred, seaman, dwi 26 Steuart
Wood Alice E. Mrs., teacher Florence Sewing Machine
Co., dwl 366 Minna
Wood Amos, mason Palace Hotel
Wood Andrew, boottreer, dwl NW cor Market and Va-
lencia
Wood Andrew, carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Wood C. Mrs., dressmaker, 1050 Folsom
Wood C. F., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 606 Mont
Wood C. F., watehman U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Wood Charles E. P. {S. L. Mastick <t Co.), res Port Dis-
coverj', W. T.
Wood Charles H., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., dwi
£♦05 Market
Wood Charles H., driver William Hessler, dwl SW cor
Dupont and Pacific
Wood Charles S., cashier Firemans Fund Ins. Co., dwl
905 Market
Wood Charles T., chickenranch, dwl cor Crescent Av and
Laurel, Bemal Heights
Wood D., cigardealer, dwi SIO Stockton
Wood Daniel, nut and boltmaker J. Payne & Bro., dwl
704i Mission
Wood Daniel, shipcarpenter, dwl 213 First
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & Cel
,VANSCHAACK.S;C0.,70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearny, Established 1863.
Wood Deborah (mdow), dwi N s Eddy bet Pierce and Scott
Wood E. A. Mrs., principal Tehama Primary School, dwl
Windsor House
Wood Edward P., H-atertender Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
d-nl 541 First
Wood E. J. Mrs., milliner, 824 Washington
Wood Elliott, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, dwl 412 Fell
Wood Ezra E., stevedore Chase & Wolf, dwl NE cor Du-
pont and Francisco
Wood Frank, miner, dwl 536 Third
Wood Frank G. , operator Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph,
dwl 517 Jones
Wood Franklin, laborer, dwl E s Polk nr Lombard
Wood Frank M., clerk George C. Johnson & Co., dwl 720
California
Wood Frederick B., draftsman Charles Geddes, dwl 2211
Steiner
Wood George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 413
Brannan
Wood George, foreman Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 410
Octavia
Wood George B., porkpacker, 7-9 Union Market, dwl 654
Howard
Wood George C. , driver William Hessler, dwl SW cor Du-
pont and Pacific
Wood George M. {Gtorqe M. Wood i- Co.), dwl 1503 Cal
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., engravers, plate prints
ers, stencilcutters, and stencil stock, 120 Post
Wood George T., bookkeeper Le Count Brothers, dwl 257
Tehama
Wood Harris, drayman Ash Bros., dwl 120 Seventh
Wood Harrey, restaurant, dwl 15 Sutter
Wood Heber S., salesman S. J. Nathan, dwl 1514 Hyde
Wood Henry, merchant (Eureka, Nev.), dwl 233 Seventh
Wood Henr)-, restaurant, 53S Market, dwl 524 Howard
Wood Henr^- F. , bookkeeper Selby's Smelting Works, dwl
108 Stockton
Wood Henrj- P. , stockbroker, ofiice 331 Montgomei-y room
7, dwl 710 California
Wood Horace V., butoher, dwl KW cor Tehama and
Eighth
Wood Hugh (Wood X- Bowcher), dwl 668 Mission
Wood Israel, laundrjTnan S. F. Laundrj-, N^V cor Turk
and Fillmore
Wood James, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwl 552 Mission
Wood James, night janitor Industrial School
Wood James, shipwTight, dwi 613 Third
Wood James Polk (Wood S: Hanafin), dwl 824 Wash
Wood John, dwl Grand Hotel
Wood John, boilermaker Francis I. Curry, dwl 160 Shipley
Wood John, boots and shoes, 410^ Sixth
Wood John, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 210 Sec
Wood John Mrs., fancy goods, 210 Second
Wood John A., carver Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 410
Octana
Wood John F. , machinist, dwl 140 Fell
Wood John Howland, stockbroker, office 64 Merchants'
Exchange, dwl 335 Fourth
Wood Joseph, janitor Lincoln School, dwl N 3 Pine bet
Broderick and Baker
Wood Joseph M., attorney at law, office 704 Montgomery,
dwl SW cor Vallejo and Buchanan
Wood Lewellvn, dyer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl
120 ShotweU
Wood Le\'3', bricklayer, dwl 236 Sutter
Wood Lemuel, carriagesmith Kimball Manuf. Co.
Wood Lucy A. (widow), dwl S s Tn-entieth lu- Guerrero
Wood Lyman, carpenter, dwl 103 Sacramento
Wood Mary (widow), dwl 345 Beale
Wood Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 309 Fifth
Wood Marj' Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 513 Bush
Wood Mathew, laborer, dwl 518 Mission
Wood Miles L., clerk, dwl 140 Fell
Wood Morris, dry goods, 422 Third
Wood Nellie A. Miss, teacher Eighth St. Grammar School
Wood Palmer G. , notao' public, oflice 434 Montgomery,
dwl E s Pierce bet Sutter and Bush
WOOD PRESEKVI\G WORKS, Berrj' bet Fourth
and Fifth, office 606 Montgomery
Wood R. C, dwl Russ House
Wo4)d Richard T. B.. rigger, dwl 22 Clemen tinaa
Wood Robert, lather Palace Hotel
Wood Rohm W., clerk I. & A. M. Cook, dwl 421 Folsom
Wood R. P., cirtl engineer, dwl 310 Stockton
Wood R. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 421 Folsom
Wood Samuel A. (Hoiart, Wood i- Co. and/.X- Jf. Went-
xvorth X- Co.), dwl 321 Eddy
Wood Samuel A., woolgiader Mission and Pac. Woolen
Mills, dwl 120 ShotweU
Wood Samuel N'., tailor, 715 Mission
Wood Selina Mrs., milliner Mrs. S. Marks, dwl 16 Sutter
\\ood T. Mme., dressmaker, 105O'FarrelI
Wood Thomas, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomcroy & Co., dwllOo
O'Farrell
Wood Thomas W., carpenter dwl 1320 Pine
Wood William, gilder Cornell Watch Co., dwl 418 Fourth
Wood William C. sail loft, 44 Market, dwl W s Larkin bet
FUbert and Union
Wood William E. , bookkeeper Cheesman, Head & Thora-
burgh, res Oakland
WOOD WIltI.4M H., chemist and apothecary, 61
Second, dwl 5S Katoma
Woi5d William H., clerk, dwl 140 Fell
Wood William H. Jr., clerk William H. Wood, dwl 58
Natrima
Wood Wilham Harrison, jobprinter Joseph WinterbuTD
& Co., res Oakland
Wood William W., molder SteigerS Kerr, dwl 1026 Folsom
Wood W. T., workman Coiner's Department U. S. Mini,
dwl 104 SLvth
Wood & Bowcher {Eu{}h Wood and Jamc^ Botixher), fur-
niture, 668 Mission
Wood & Hanafin {James Polk Wood and John Hanafin),
poultry and game, 82-84 Centre Market
Woodall Mary Ann (widow), dwl Fort Point
Woodall William H., laborer Fort Point
Woodard John, actor, dwl 116 Natoma
Woodard Theodore P., dwl 615 Hyde
Wood.ard. See Woodward
W00I>RI!IIK;E .4LFKED F., book and jobprinter,
4:U l':ilil-iri]i:i, dwl XiiiL-tcenth nr Valencia
W00DK1{ID«;E .*VIVESTER Rrv.. editor Occi-
dent, otfice 434 California, and pastor Howard St.
Presb.\-terian Church, dwl Nineteenth nr Valencia
Woodbum Charles, seaman, dwl lly Jackson
Woodbury Calvin E., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
dwl 248 Thinl
WOODItlRY FR.iXK «'. (Beald X- IT.), secretarj-
Heald's Business College, 24 Post, dwl 737 Howard
AVoodbiuT George, laborer, dwl 823 Folsom
Woodcock Francis, teamster S. F. Candle Co., dwl foot
Eighth
Wooden William H.. bricklayer Fort Point
Woodham Frederick H., carpenter S. F. Manufacturing
Co.. dwl Octavia bet Wasiiington and Jackson
Woodhams Oscar (Wootifiavi^ <t- Ludlum), dwi 904 Jack
WOODH.t>IS A Ll'DirM iO>:car Wixjdhnim and
Edaard Ludlum), proprietors Empire Warehouse,
16-22 Beale nr Market
Woodhead Eliziibeth (widow), furnished rooms, 215 Stev
WcMidhofer Malic, laundmnan Grand Hotel
Woodhouse Samuel D., tinsmith Britlan, Holbrook&Co.,
dwi 835 Howard
Woodhull Edward F., collector J. W. Daridson i Co., dwi
WoodhuU Stephen T., teamster Straut & Hamilton, NW
cor Sacramento and Drumm
Woodhull W. S. Mrs., dwl 2110 Howard
Woodin John S., cooper S, P. Connor, dwl 6 Wetmore PI
Woodis John (colored), calker, dwi S s Pajitam bet Pmc
and California
Woodland Cornelius, seaman, dwl 37 Pacific
Woodland Ceorge E., bookkeeper James H. Latham&Oo.,
dwi 5 Yerlia Buena
Woodleaf Henn(irc«X- r.), res New York
Woodley William, fireman, dwl SE cor Howard and Stcu
Woodlev William J., captain brig Glencoe, office 34 Market
Woodman , stevedore Menzies & Hingham
Woodman Eliza L. Mrs.. liookfoMcr. dwl 2'24 Fourth
Woodman James, carpenter Palace Hotel, dwi 30£> Minna
Woodman John, seaman, dwi ■J.'iS Steuart
WotKlman Peter B. (5. F. CanJk Co.), dwl 9 Russ
Woodman S. J., artist, 216 Bn.sh
Woodman S. J., miner, dwl 533 Sacramento
Woodman William C. (S. F. Candle Co.), dwl 201 Taylor
Woodrow Kouie, Mis. H. A. Smith proprietress, 1206
Market „ . i
WocKiruif Charles E., mason Palace Hotel
Woodruff Delos, special policeman, dwl 20 Prospect Fl
Woodruff William. bo.^tmaker, dwl Oii Harrison
Woodruffson George, butcher Baccus li Roscnbeiy, dwl
16 William
Woods A. B., dwl 314 Bush ,^ „ ^k j„.i ua
Woods Addison B., liquor saloon, 409 Fourth, ds I $48
Fourth room 42
Woods Alfred, carpenter, dwl .536 Sacramento
Woods Annie Mrs., lodgings and liquor saloon. Ml First
Woods Catharine Mrs., confectioner)-, 90fl Folsom
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JEWELEY made to order and UEPAIEED Ij D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. jor. Merchant.
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Woods Charles, carpenter, dwl 2 Marijaret PI
Woods Charles D., carpenter, dwl 42S Brannan
Woods Daniel N., laborer S. F. Laundry
Woods David, carjienter A. S. Hallidie, dwl 1026 Wash
Woods David, mivson Palace Hotel
Woods David, tailur, 1325 Polk
Woods David C, superintendent Industrial School, old
Ocean House Road 5 miles from City Hall
Woods D. C. Mrs., matron Industrial School
Woods Edward L., clerk Falkncr, Bell &Co., dwllSOSClay
■\Voods Edmund, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Woods Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1114 Market
Woods Enos, dwl 512 Mission
Woods F. N. & Co., poultry, game, etc., 66 and 67 Cali-
fornia Market
Wo :d9 Frank, stevedore A. C. Freese
Woods Frank E., laborer, dwl IS Washington
Woods Frank H. (Woods ifc Freeborn), dwl 913 Pine
Woods Frank M., ticket collector Oakland Ferry Wharf,
res West Oakland
Woods Frederick N. (F. N. Woods cfr Co.), dwl 412 Capp
Woods George, dwl 319 Bush
Woods George, butcher, dwl 738 Howard
Woods George, seaman, dwl 541 First
Woods George Washington, mining, oflSce 421 Mont
Woods G. L. Mrs., dwl 513 Ellis
Woods Harr>-, waiter, dwl 15 Sutter
Wu.kIs Henry, teamster, dwl 'J57 Market
Wi.ods Hennan A., lodgings, 572 Folsom
Woods IsaliclhL (widow), dwl W s Hartford nr Twentieth
WOOII^S as.VB.tll 1'., manager Pacific Wood Preserv-
ing Co. and California Paving Co., office 606 Mont-
gomerj', dwl 62o Third
Woods James, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
North Point nr Larkin
Woods James, driver, dwl 120 Seventh
Woods James, shipcarpenter, dwl NE cor Bran and Sec
Woods James, watchman Industrial School, dwl Ocean
House Road nr Industrial School
Woods James Rev., dwl 2;^ Pearl
Woods James H., physician, dwl Lick House
Woods J. B. {Woods .t- Gale), dwl 314 Fourth
Woods John, laborer, dwl 15 Bowman PI
Woods John, ropemaker, dwl cor Ridley and Valencia
Woods Joseph, fireman stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
Woods Joseph, seaman, dwl 212 Steuart, rear
Woods Joseph L., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 217
Gearj-
Woods L. M., laborers. F. Manufacturing Co.
Woods Mathew, blacksmith Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 170
Silver
Woods Murrey, actor California Theater, dwl 704 Powell
Woods Peter, fireman, dwl 127 Jackson
Woods Peter, laborer, dwl 129 Folsom
Woods Preston, fruits, 13 Fourth, dwl 318 Jessie
Woods Robert J., dwl 625 Third
Woods Samuel, major U. S. A. and chief paj-master Mil-
itary Division Pacific, office 105 Stock, res (Oakland
Woods Sanmol, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, dwl 9 Ritch
WOOIrtS SAMIIKL I>., attorney at law, office 58 and
50 Montgomery Block, dwl 23 Pearl
Woods S. M., manufacturers' agent, 205 San, dwl 5 Stock
Woods Thomas, dwl 512 Mission
Woods Thomas, rigger Wdliam Green
Woods Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 909 Folsom
Wools Thonuis, sliipcarpcnter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl
550 Tehama
Woods. Thomas H., haniessniaker Main & Winchester, dwl
274 Minna
Woods William, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 418
Bran nan
Woods William, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture M. Co., dwl
22 Dora
Woods William, longshoreman, dwl 10 Broadway
Woods William, nmchinist T. H. Wag^taff. dwl 351 Minna
^VO<»l>.< «i FUKKBOK\ (Frank 11. Woods and
Jam's FrccliDrn), stockbrokers, office 317 California
Woods & Gale (J. li. Wood^i and Alfred T. Gale), liquor
saloon, 401* Fourth
Woodside Robert C, hostler Joseph M. Parker, Webb nr
California
WoodthoriJc John W., shipping clerk, dwl SE cor Rail-
road Av and Dolores
Woodville Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nov.), office 401 California room 9
Woodward Arthur S., clerk Hantington, Hopkins & Co.,
dwl 23 Grand Av
Woodward Charles J., restaurant Woodward's Gardens,
dwl 120 Eleventh
Woodward Charles J., special policeman, dwl 505 Jones
Woodward Ellen C, teacher music, dwl 837 Folsom
Woodward Francis, clerk Daniel McMillan, dwl 207 Perry
Woodward John, deckhand stm Kate, dwl Long Bridge
WOOnWAItO KOKKKT B„ proprietor Wliat Cheer
House, 525-529 Sacramento, and Woodward's Gar-
dens, N s Mission bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
and president City R. R., dwl 1534 Mission
Woodward S. S., doorkeeper Grand Hotel
Woodward Thomas P., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214
Stockton
Woodward William (William Woodward d: Co.), dwl 10
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WOODM'AKD IVILMAM A. CO., wholesale dealers
native and foreign wines and liquors, 415 Front
lrTOODWAUI> WILLIAM X, (Frederick ^facCrellish
d- Co. and WUUa m A . Woodward d- CoJ, dwl 907 Pine
WOODWAKI* WILLIAM A. «<t CO. (Frederick Mac-
CrrlUf^h), b<iok and jobprinters, 529 California
WOOI>WARI»'S <iAUDE\"S, Robert B. Woodward
proprietor, N s Mission bet Tliirteenth and Fourteenth
Woodward. See Woodard
Woodworth Charles, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl
736 Market
Woodworth Charles E., mason, dwl 18 Natoma
Woodworth James Rev., pastor Emanuel Presbj^erian
Church, and secretary- California Prison Commission,
office and dwl 302 Montgomery
Woodworth John, liquor saloon, 315 Pacific
Woodworth Joseph, miner, dwl 10 Brenham PI
Woodworth Joseph Jr., clerk John C. Winans
Woodworth Lysander C. , foreman N. B. and Mission R. R.
Stables, dwl 956 Folsom
Woodworth Richmond, molder Savage & Son, dwl 227
Second
Woodworth, Schell & Co. (Theodore L. Sckell), importers
and manufacturers pianos, organs, etc., 12 Post
Wool Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 26 Jessie
Wool John, salesman S. & G. Gump, dwl 1312 California
Woolf Charles, retail clothing, dwl 454 Clementina
Woolf D. B., court-room clerk Municipal Crimmal Court,
dwl 106 Post
Woolf George, barber, dwl 811 Stockton
Woolf Theodore, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., dwl S 8
Fulton bet Larkin and Polk
Woolf Zealig, molder Risdon L and L. Works, dwl 37 Min
Woolf. Sec Wolf and Wolff
Woolhouse Brothers (Oliver B. and Smners G.), proprie-
tors Scald and Bum Salve, 835 Howard
Woolhouse Henry, collector, dwl S35 Howard
Woolhouse Oliver B. (Woolhouse Bros.), dwl 837 Howard
Woolhouse Somers Q. (Woolhouse Bros.),dw\ 837 Howard
Wooll H. L. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary School,
dwl 610 Fillmore
Wooll John, salesman, dwl 1312 California
Woolley Charles, dwl 25 Russ
WooUey Charles E., clerk, dwl 1211 Taylor
Woolley James, dwl 424 Sansom
Woolley James H., painter, dwl 373 Brannan
Woolley John C. eopper-plateprinter George M. Wood &
Co., dwl 5 Glover
Woolley Lell H. (Mead d: Woolley), dwl 1211 Taylor
Woolmington C. H., salesman Davis Bros., dwl S3S Miss
WOOLSEf E. W., general agent Security Life Insur-
ance Co. Pacific Coast, office 418 Cal, res Berkeley
Woolston William T., pinionmaker Cornell AVatch Co.,
dwl 348 Fourth
Wooster Charles, groom, dwl Agricultural Fair Race
Grounds
Wooster David, physician, office 704 Mission, dwl W s
Webster bet Fulton and McAllister
Wooster Henry, mechanic, dwl 513 Hyde
Wooster John B. (Wooster, ShatUick ^ Co.), dwl 933
Geary
Wooster Thomas D., salesman Wells, Russell & Co., dwl
6 Grand Av
WOOSTEK. SHATTirCK A CO. (J. B. Wooster, D.
D. Shattuck, and C. P. Hubbell). commission mer-
chants and wholesale pro\isions, 317-323 Front
Wooster. See Worster
Wootton Charles, butcher John S. Ferrier, dwl NE cor
Powell and Washington
Worcester John, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Worcester J osei»h Rev., pastier New Jerusalem Church,
Druids' Hall, dwl 813 Bush
Worden Benjamin S.. carpenter, dwl 12 Everett
Worden Charles H., ladies' trimmings, 314 Fifth
Worden James B., delivery clerk Custom House, dwl 2001
Powell
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOEGAN & CO., California Markffi
:. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Seamy, EstabUshed 1862.
. dwl 15
Wordeu Jane Miss, dressmaker, dwl lllj Minna
W'orden Joseph, clerk, dwl 411 Sansnm
Worden Stephen G., foreman U. S. Marine Hospital, dwl
\V s Capp bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Worden William, painter Palace Hot^l
Wordner Andrea (widow), seamstress, dwl 11175 Kearny
Wores Joseph, hats and caps, 609 Washington, dwl SE cor
McAllister and Polk
Worley Alfred E. T., Bulletin Editorial Rooms, 517 Clay,
dwl NAV cor Guerrero and Twenty-third
Worley Henry, coachman Morton House
Worley John, painter Uopps & Sons
Worlnoutrh Walter, stevedore, dwl 13 Ritch
Worm Joseph, dwl 209 LeidesdorfE
Wormell Louisa Miss, dwl 1049 Mission
Wormell Nathaniel, steward 71G Montgomery, dwl Fif-
teenth bet Noe and Castro
Worms Charles, waiter Jacob St^rk & Co., dwl 409 Dup
Wurmser Isaac, clerk Charles Goldstone, dwl 460 Jessie
Wormser Jeanuett* Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Emma Small,
dwl N s Jessie bet Sixth and Seventh
Wormser Marks, dwl 510 Jessie
Wormser Maurice, merchant, dwl 636 Post
Worn George A. , real estate, office 404 Mont, dwl 429 Eddy
Worn James W., salesman Barrett & Sherwood, dwl 318
Turk
Worrall John, expresswagon, 400 Pine, dwl 763 Brj'ant
Worrall Joseph, cashier H. H. Noble & Co., res Oakland
Worrell Calnn R,, contractor and builder, office NE cor
Bush and Kearny, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Sanchez
Worrell George, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 714i
Clara
Worrell Georg-e B., milkman, dwl 714^ Clementina
Worrell John, expressman, SE cor Second and Stevenson,
dwl 763 Bryant
Worrill Joseph, U. S. storekeeper, office 3*21 Batter^-, dwl
113 Stockton
Worsdale Henr\'. butcher, dwl 121 Gilbert, rear
Worswick J., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
Wort Henry, shipcarpenter Central Pacific R. R.
Tehama
Wort James, hostler Homestead, Point Lobos Av
Worth diaries A., teamster, cor Market and Ecker, dwl
52S O'Farrell
Worth Da\id, waiter 605 Commercial
Worth Edmund, bookkeeper North America Life Insur-
ance Co.. dwl 1113 Sacramento
Worth E. R. Mrs., proprietress Worth House, 606 Folsom
and 252 Second
Worth Frank, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 711
Gearv, rear
Worth Fredericka (widow), dwl 711 Geary, rear
Worth George B., machinehaud L. & E. Emanuel, dwl
2013 Folsom
Worth George F., U. S. deputy marshal, dwl 1714 Pac Av
Worth Harry, with Francis G. Burke, dwl SE cor Tjier
and Webster
Worth James, roadcarpenter Southern Pac. R. R-, cor
Fourth and Townsend .
Worth Joanna (widow), dwl N s Pacific Av bet Sterner and
Pierce
Worth John, clerk C. James King of Wm. & Co., dwl 527
Pine
Worth John, master mariner, dwl 1415 Stockton
Worth M. J. Mrs. , glovem-iker, dwl 104 Sixth
Worth Obed, carpenter, dwl 9 Selina PI
Worth Reuben G., dra\-man C. A. Worth, dwl 629 OFarreU
Worth Sidney, homeopathic physician, office 30o Keam.v,
dwl 1714 Pacific Av , . . , „w
Worth Sldnev B., carriagepainter, 92S Harrison, dwl iH
cor Tweritv-fourth and Alabama
Worth Thoma^ G., clerk David Conrad, dwl 143.1 PaciHc
Worth William E., patternmaker Union Iron n orks, dwl
608 Folsom „, , , ,
Worth William H., patternmaker Union Iron 1\ orks, awl
411 Tehama , ,oftn o*
Worthing Joseph. Ship and Steamboat Jour. Assn^lM rost
Worthington William (iUrthimton i- Co.), dwl ,13 Capp
Worthington & Co. (William n'r.rthington aud Elulia L.
SHniur), manufacturers DonncUj-'s yeast powder,
cream tartar, soda, etc., 317 Clay
Worthsmith Hannah twidow), d-.vl 1311 Polk
Worthv James, woolgrader B. P. Flint i Co.,
wi'ch bet Sansom and Montgomeo' , , „ r- ,■.»
Wortlev Robert, laborer Charles G. Noyes, dwl N 8 Orove
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Wortraan John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wortmann Claus, dra\-man, dwl 420 Brannan ,„„5,„
Wortmann Frederick {Wortmann a.- Betder), dwl6301>ac
, dwl Green-
Wortmann & Heeder (Frederick Wortmailn and Juhn
HcedcrX liquor saloon. 10 Geary
Wosemer Christian, cabinetmaker, 3wl H&rmonv Hotel
Wozcncmft 0. W., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. 6rcat Ilo-
public
Wrage .\ugust, clerk John Von -Mmden, dwl 162 Perry
Wrage Jacob, tailor, dwl 76 Xat'tma
Wrange Peter, tailor, dwl 109 Shipley
Wray Jacob, market inspector, office 124 Gear)', dwl 18
Metcalfe PI
Wrav R. S., extraman H. and L. No. 1 S. F. F. D., dwl 22
O'Farrell
Wray Samuel, carpenter, dwl 417 TebamA
Wrba Joseph, niuj^ician. dwl lOTurk
tVKEDE ('OBI>. liquor salons, 419 East and NW cor
Steuart and Mission, dwl 417 Fremont
Wrede Diederich, groceries and liquors, NW cor Leav-
enworth and Jackson
Wrede Herman iVTrede .t Co.), dwl 121S Pacific
Wrede John, laborer CaL Sugar Refinery, dwl 725i Na-
toma
Wrede Julius, porter A. P. Holaling & Co., dwl \\\ John
Wrede William, cigar manufacturer, 414 Sacramento, dwl
7251 Natoma
Wrede k Co. (Herman Wrede and Joseph Stromberg),
wood and coal, 1218 Pacific
Wreden Claus (Ciniw Wreden A- Co.) dwl 2213 Tavlor
Wreden Claus & Co. (William Fmttl, Carl C. 1 orralk,
and Henry Wreden), proprietors Washington Brew-
ery, SE cor Lombard and Tavlor
Wreden Henry (CJuim Wreden ,(■ Co.), dwl 726 Lombard
Wreden Martin, laborer, dwl 39 Jackson
Wren Bartholomew, laborer, dwl 10 Bryant Av
Wren Daniel, laborer Shaw & Sharp, dwl 18 First
Wren James, laborer Palace Hotel
Wren James, p.jrter Einstein Bros. 4 Co., dwl 279 Stcv
Wren John, wood and coal, S s Twenty-second nr Folsom
Wren Pierce, molder Frear Stone Co., dwl 517 Bryant
Wren Thomas, laborer -Masonic Cemetery
Wren Timothy, laborer Palace Hotel
Wren T. J., conductor Market St. R. R.
Wren WUliam J., clerk Edw.ard Supple, dwl 704 N»tom»
Wrei .\mircw, shoemaker, dwl 1 Harlan PI
Wright .\da E. Mrs. , teacher Washington Orommar School,
dwl 317 Third „ , , ,.„ i
Wright Albert, barkeeper Kucks S Schreibor, dwl > E cor
Third and Mission
Wright .ybert (colored), steward, dwl 13 Hinckley
Wright Albert K. . brickmaker, dwl 2426 Sacramento
Wright Alfred, collector, 710 How-ard
Wright .\lfred, real estate and collector, 159 New Mont-
gomen'. dwl 716 Howard
Wright .\ndrew, mason Palace Hotel
Wright Anson, corem-aker Hinckley & Co., dwl SW cor
Green and Laguna . „ „ .,
Wright Benjamin C, commercial editor Evening Bulletin,
dwl 2205 FUlmore , ■ .„, ^
Wright Benjamin F. (Wright i ffarmsn), dwl 425 Green
Wright Bernard, laborer, dwl 9 St. Maiy
Wright C. A. (widow), dwl 553 Harrison
Wright Carrie, dressmaker Frances M. A. Kind, dwl 629
Vallejo . ,^ « „ J
Wrieht Charies, benchhand Daniel D. Holland
Writ'ht Charies H., carpenter, dwl 231 Stevenson
Wright C J. Mrs. (widow), dwl N 8 Chestnut bet Taylor
and Jones
Wright C. W., dwl 516 Pacific , ,_ , . , ,„,»
Wright Otus S., deputy superintendent streets, dwl 1210
Wrighf^°B., Shipwrights- Jour. -Vs^^^J.^l'^^™',,^!
Wright Edward B., can>eut«r Pacific M»U S. S. Co., loot
Wriu^rLlward C, clerk General Freight Office Cenlr.1
Pacific R. R, dwl Windsor House
Wright Ed«^r?D.. cashier Connecticut Mutual Ufo In-
sarance Co. office 315 Califoniia, res Oakland
Wright EltLbelh (widow), bakery, N s SUu^nU. bet Sec
ond Avand Guerrero . , „, „„v,.
wricrht Ella Miss dressmaker, dwl 921 Market
Wrif-ht Inmii Miss, clerk Singer Manuf«turing Co., dwl
1723 Turk
Wright F. E., clerk, dwl 109J Ellis
Wright Fenius W. D
WrigM^Fllnk, orpetlayer Charles M- Plum 4 Co., dwl
'720 California
Wright Frederick E.,
21 Powell
Wright George, dwl 424 Sansom
mUkman, dwl E s Chcnery nr Fair-
clerk American Tnci Society, dwl
Onl7 Hairdressing'Saio^n'^propriatea EKlusi7el7 to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
D. W. Laird, Manufaeturing Jeweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Mont
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■Wright George, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend
Wright George, carpenter Palace Hotel
Wright George, conductor Southern Pac R. R., dwl New
Railroad House W s Fourth nr Berry
Wright George, laborer, dwl 437J Natoma
Wright George H. (J. Harris i- Co.), dwl 52 Russ
Wright George W., carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 730 Green
Wright George W., printer, dwl 912 Natoma
Wright H., collector, dwl 20 Montgomery
Wright H. A., tracklayer Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1447 Leav
Wright Harriet (widow), dwl 8 Ewer PI
Wright H. C. & Co. (H. C. Wright), ship chandlery, 54
and 56 Steuart
Wright Henry C. (H. C. Wright <t Co.), dwl 1410 Sac
Wright H. Nelson, bookkeeper Hawley, Bowen & Co.,
dwl 26 Essex
Wright J., traveling agent, dwl 224 Shotwell
Wright James (Wright J-- Bailey), dwl 33 Geary
Wright James, dwl 868 Mission
W'right James, carpenter, dwl 5 Stevenson
Wright James, carpenter, dwl 205 Second
Wright James, driver James A. Brown & Co., dwl cor Sac-
ramento and Cushman
Wright James, laborer, dwl 6 Minna
Wright James, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 61 Natoma
Wright James (colored), liquor saloon, 619 Broadway
Wright James B., builder, dwl 730 Green
Wright James M., buyer Charles Langley & Co., dwl 730
Green
Wright Jane (widow), dwl 1723 Turk
Wright J. D., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 571
Howard
Wright John (Wright <k Sanders), dwl 1912 Stockton
Wright John, boilermaker, dwl 26 Steuart
Wright John, carpenter, dwl 24i Howard Court
Wright John, cook Manhattan House
Wright John, manufacturer miners' picks, office Nel-
son & Doble 13 and 15 Fremont, dwl 224 Shotwell
Wright John, miner, dwl 227 Second
Wright John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Wright John C, carriagemaker Sicotte & Gratton, dwl
1723 Turk
Wright John T., agent stm William Taber, office 6 Mer-
chants' Exchange, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wright John T., policeman City Hall, dwl 909 Clay
Wright John W., physician, office SJ Kearny
Wright Joseph, carpenter, dwl 221 Eighth, rear
Wright Joseph, hostler 1013 Pine, dwl 1105 Pine
Wright M. Mrs., seamstress, dwl 533 Sacramento
Wright M. Mrs., teacher Union Primary School, dwl 730
Green
Wright Mary (widow), dwl 111 Bernard
Wright Mary, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Constitution
Wright Mitchell, groceries and liquors, 20 Sixth, dwl 512
Natoma
Wright Oliver K., with Pacific Pottery, dwl 2426 Sac
Wright Owen, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl W s
Colimibia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty -sixth
Wright Robert, shipping clerk Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl
11 Grand Av
Wright Robert, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.
Wright Robert F., druggist, dwl Ns Moulton nr Fillmore
WKICnT SELDO\ S., judge County Court, chambers
504 Kearny, dwl 817 Lombard
Wright .Si'lomon, carpenter, dwl 425 Kearny
WRIftHT STEl.iRT S., attorney at law, office 504
Kearny, dwl 817 Lombard
Wright Thomas, bootmaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.
Wright Thomas, compositor Golden Era, dwl 425 Kearny
Wright Tliomas H., bootmaker, 233 Sixth
Wright Thomas H., collector, 605 Clay room 16
Wright U. L.. Yai^TQha.nt(of Bedford & Wright, Anderson
Sha.^ta Co.), office 121 Front, dwl Brook!,™ Hotel '
Wright William (^Jacobs S; W.), dwl cor First and Mis-
sion
Wright William, carpenter dwl 112 Polk
Wright William, contractor, dwl 2209 Larkin
Wright William, engineer, dwl 547 Natoma
Wright William, laborer, dwl 205 Second
Wright William, liquor saloon, tTVf cor Market and Haight
Wright William, miner, dwl 629 Vallejo
Wright William, woodturner, dwl 148 Natoma
Wright William H., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery
dwl 618 Geary ^ •''
Wright William J., bookeeper Savings and Loan Society
dwl Nucleus House '
Wright William J., cashier Christy & Wise, dwl 1610 Fol-
sora
Wright William J. C, nith D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 148
Natoma
Wright William S., planer Pacific Box Manufacturing
Co. , dwl 160 Tehama
Wright & Bailey (Jam*:s Wright and James Bailey),
night work and sewering, 811 Market
WEIGHT * HARMOX (Benjamin F. Wright and
Henry Harmon), merchant tailors, 531 California
Wright & Sanders (John Wright and George H. Sanders),
architects, office 41S California
Wright's Hotel, Daiid T. Griffiths proprietor, 218 Bdwy
Wrightington Robert, teamster Fordham & Jennings, dwl
NW cor Front and Jackson
Wrigley Thomas, druggist, dwl 254 Jessie
Wrin James, gardener, dwl SW cor Blossom and Valencia
Wrin Michael (Freeman S- W.), dwl Fair Av bet Califor-
nia Av and Mission, Bemal Heights
Wrin Thomas, gardener, dwl SE cor Broderick and Mc-
Allister
Wrin Thomas J., stovemounter Brittan, Holbrook & Co.,
dwl N s Valencia bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Wrixon John, laborer, dwl 209 Union, rear
Wrobehoff H., laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.,
dwl NE cor Greenwich and Pierce
Wronkow H. (H. Wronkow i- Co.), res New York
Wronkow H. & Co. (Great Eastern Yankee Sotitm Co.),
importers Yankee notions, etc., 537 Market
Wronkow Louis, agent H. Wronkow & Co., dwl SW cor
Montgomerj' and California
Wubben Benjamin, driver Market St. R. K., dwl Sixteenth
bet Mission and Valencia
Wubben George H., dwl Ss Twenty-sixth nr Sanchez
Wucherer Christian (Spannagel .£• W.), dwl 2011 Filbert
Wuest William, waiter Prescott House
Wulbem Claus, Uquors and cigars, 421 Pacific, dwl 1425
Dupont
Wulbem John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hyde and
Jackson
Wulf Henry, groceries and liquors, 21 Hinckley
Wulf de Ft., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn, 545 Cal
Wulferdingen Charles E., policeman City Hall, dwl 245
Perry
Wulff Henrj-, tanner Casper Becker, dwl W s San Bruno
Road nr Twenty -eighth
Wulfflngton Constantine, waiter 204 Fourth, dwl 442
Clementina
Wulfken John, carpenter, dwl Park Hotel
Wulman B. , carriagetrimmer, dwl 2.65 Tehama
Wulz Candida (widow), teacher music, dwl 630 Geary
Wulzen A. H., photographer C. E. Watkins, dwl 423 Bush
Wulzen Diedrich H., groceries and Uquors, NE cor Ninth
and Folsom
Wulzen Frederick, dwl 1244 Folsom
Wunderer Andreas (Wvnderer A Elaas), dwl 1233 Stock
Wunderer & Klaas (Andreas Wunderer and Matheus
Elaas), Si\iss confectionery, 1233 Stockton
Wunderlich August, stevedore A. C. Freese
Wunderlich John, brewer Willows Brewerj', dwl SE cor
Mission and Nineteenth
Wunsch M. & Co. (Theodor Kirchof), importers and deal-
ers watches, jewelrj-, and diamonds, 206 Kearny
Wunsch Marquis (M. Wvnsch d- Co.), dwl 909 Polk
WUnsche Gustave, restaurant, 68 Steuart, dwl 722 Wash
Wuobioff Gertrude (widow), dwl 14 Prospect PI
Wurder Charies, Coopers' Union No. 1, 417 Bush
Wurdmuller Alexander, dwl 256 Stevenson
Wurkheim Brothers (Morris' and Max), importers and
manufactiu-ers cloaks and mantillas, 20 Sansom
Wurkheim Max (Wurkheim Bros.), dwl 614 Sutter
Wurkheim Morris (Wurkheim Bros.), dwl 927 Sutter
Wurmsley Clifford, marblecutter, dwl NW cor Twentieth
and Church
Wurzhurger Max, manager Simon Held, dwl 313 Stockton
WUst Theodore, clerk Micbels, Friedlander & Co., dwl
cor Third and Harrison
Wustefeld Conrad C, mattressmaker Henry Frank, dwl
22 Scott Alley
M'usthoff F. W., filemaker, dwl Minnesota nr Solano and
Wuth Gustave, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and
Powell, dwl 900 Pacific
Wuthrich John, market, 416 Geary
Wyaud M. D., jeweler Bujannoff & Bahmann, 125 Sansom
Wyant George H. , upholsterer, dwl 1319 Stockton
Wyatt Carrie Miss, actress California Theater
Wyatt J. M., capitalist, dwl Lick House
Wyatt John, longshoreman, dwi 544 Folsom
Wyatt Thomas, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, dwl W 3 Va-
lencia bet Twentv-third and IXventv-fourth
Wyckoff A. E., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. China
MORGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
( p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
Wyckoff Edward, metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, 749 and
751 Mission
Wyckoff .Tames, barkeeper Frank Kelly, dwl 737 Howard
Wyckoff John P. , capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel
Wyckoff Thomas, blacksmith David R. Coleman, dwl 14
Moss
W5'ecklendt John, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., dwl
cor Seventh and Brannan
Wyese Frederick, laborer, dwl 20 Rincon PI
Wj'lie Charles, seaman, dwl 5 Jackson
Wylie Fanny (widow), dwl 6 Moss
Wylie George E., port«r Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl 724
Market
Wj'lie Robert, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., dwl 38
Clarence PI
Wyman , dwl 127 Kearny
Wyman Benjamin H., purser stm Fideliter, Clay St.
\Vliarf, res Oakland
Wyman Charles, cabinetmaker, SW cor Sixth and Market
Wj-man Charles F. (Cornicell d- W.), dwl 128 Post
Wj-man Edward, carpenter S. M. Hills, dwl 842 Clay
WjTnan Frederick, laborer D. A. Maedonald & Co., dwl
332 Bartol
W1'MA\ GEORGE D., proprietor Whelpley and
Storer Ore Mill, office 11 Drumm, dwl 017 Eddy
Wyman John, asphaltumworker N. P. Perine
Wyman John A., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 5
Medau PI
Wyman Lydia Miss, dwl 327 Larkin
Wyman R. B., clerk George D. W>'man, dwl 515 Bush
Wyman W. G., physician, office 16 Geary, dwl 2518 Clay
Wyman William, roofer, dwl 320 Clementina
Wyna John A., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 409 Sixth
Wynants Peter, mining, dwl 1206 Market
Wyndham Arthur, hairdresser Walter Hadler, 262 Third
Wyneken Ernest (Tomisend i- ir.), dwl 117 Stockton
Wynell Robert, engineer E. Boobar & Co., dwl 157i Te-
hama
Wynktiop George C, cigar manufacturer, NE cor Dupont
and V.illejo
Wynn A. W., professor chemistrj' High School, dwl 726
California
Wynn Bridget Mrs. , boarding, 1000 Washington
Wynn Dominick, blacksmith, dwl 115 First
W3T)n Howard, dwl .^47 Howard
WjTin James, machinist John Lochhead, dwl First St.
House
Wynn John B., sheepraiser, dwl 516 Stockton
Wjiin William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 412 Lar-
kin
Wynn William F., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Granada
WTX\E BROTHERS (James and William), public
arbitrators, accountants, foreign agents, and collect-
ors, office 224 Kearny
Wynne Dominick, blacksmith C. Nutting * Son
Wynne Henry, conductor Market St. R. R.
'H'YM.NE J.iNES iWyiuK Brothers), dwl 673 Harrison
Wj-nne John H. , salesman John Hannifin, dwl 427 Steven-
son, rear
Wynne, Lowth & Co. (Xichotas Kyniie, John Louth, and
William Hatpin), dry' goods, 704 and 706 Market
Wynne Nicholas (Wynne, Lnwth i- Co.), dwl 2 Pearl
WjTine Nicholas, news agent Grand Hotel, dwl 427 Stev-
enson, rear
Wynne Patrick, carpenter Magdalen Asylum, dwl cor
Twentv-fourth and Mission
Wynne Patrick, laborer, dwl W B Mission bet Twenty-
fourth and Twentv-fifth
Wynne Peter, cooper" Bernard F. Stromberg, dwl City
Hotel _ ,
Wynne William (Wymie Brothers), res Middle Temple,
London
Wvnne William, groceries and liquors, 316 Fourth
Wjmtjens Fannie Miss, tailorees, dwl 1129 Filbert
Wyntjens Francis, foreman John R. Sims, dwl 1129 tu-
be rt
Wyntjens Francis Jr., lather, res Oakland , „ ,. ,
Wyole Benjamin, assist.ant Ladies' Protection and Keliel
Society, home E s Franklin nr Gearj'
Wyoming Consolidat«d Mining Co. (Panamint), office Aiu
Wythe J. H., pastor First Methodist Episcopal Church,
dwl 1008 Washington o i. i j i
Wythe S. J. Sliss. teacher Pine St. Pranary School, awi
lOOS Washington , , .
Wvthe William T., physician, office and dwl 759 Market
Wyttenbach Frederick, bookbinder F. Korbel & Brofl.,
dwl 41 Freelon
■3r.
Yablonsrt John, collector S. F. Ga3 Light Co., dwl 421
Greenwich
Yablonsky LawTence, gasfitter Palace Hotel
Yaeger Anne (widow), dwl 1523 Mission
Yaeger Bertha, niachineoperator Mrs. M. E. Burt, dwl
1224 Mission
Yaeger Jacob, laborer Jackson Iron Foundry, dwl 814
Montgomery
Yaeger William, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 8
Varenne PI
Yaeger. See Yeager
Yale Charles G., editor Mining and Scientific Press, res
Oakland
Yale Edward, messenger Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Office,
dwl 613 Howard
Yale France? Mrs. , dwl 613 Howard
Yale Frank W., clerk Joseph M. Nougues, dwl 013 How
Yale Jeremiah, salesman Tubbs & Co., res Oakland
Yale John C, clerk Kaindler & Co., dwl 1701 Taylor
Yale Lock Manufacturing Co., James L. Barker agent, 408
Market
Yan Wo Tong & Co. (CTiinese), drugs. 705 Jackson
TA\G-TZE IXSI'RAMC'E ASSOri.4TIO\ (Shang-
hae), Macondrav & Co. agents, office 206 Sansom
Yankc Richard L., musician, dwl 1028 Montgomery
Yankee Block, SW cor Front and Pine
Yaple Frank, salesman Charles A. Hawley & Co., dwl 615
Turk
Yarbrough Silver Mining Co. (Kern Co.), office 415 Mont
Yard Charles D., upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, dwl 1613
Polk
Yamo John, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway
Yarrington A. B., carpenter D. A. McDonald 4 Co., dwl
124 Shotwell
Yarringt^m E. S. Mrs., dwl W s Shotwell bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Yarrington Thomas D., laborer U. S. Appraisers Store,
dwl 116 Shotwell
Yarrington William, operator Thomas Barrows, dwl W 9
Shotwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Yates Charles M. ( I'n^.^ it- Co.), dwl 1504 Mission
Yates F., dwl 424 Sansom
Yates F. O., decorator, dwl 512 Fourth
Yates George C, wood and coal, 531 Pine, dwl 725 Cal
Yates George E., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Pacific
Yates John, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush, dwl
What Cheer House , ™. .
Yates John D., liquor saloon, SW cor Market and Thmi
Yates John D., special policeman, dwl 118 Jackson
Yates Joseph, expressman, dwl 2617 Mission
Yates Mar>' J. (widow), dwl 1421 Pacific „ „ .
Yates Matilda Huger (widow), boarding, 602 PoweU and
428 Sutter . _ _
Yates Robert H., agent Singer Manufacturing Co., office
105 Kearny, dwl 1716 Turk .,.„,■ j
Yates R. R., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl Wind-
sor House , ^ , „ „j „ji
Yates & Co. (Charles M. Tates), importers lamps and oU,
627 Keamv
YbarraComelia (widow), dwl 442 Union j„, . „„
Yeager John, woodcarver Wilham Butterfleld, dwl 7 War-
Yeager Thomas F., manufacturer umbrellas and parasols,
35 Post, dwl SE cor Pine and Dupont
Yeager. See Yaeger
Yeargain D. J., dwl 513 Ellis
Yearles Thomas, clerk 505 Sansom, dwl 430 Geary
l:au.n cm™ c:, special policeman, dwl 225 Francisco
Yeazell Andrew H. (Yeazell i Co.), dwl 1424 Ell 9
YStzell & Co. (Andrexn U. YcazeU), commission mer-
chants, 310 Washington j „„« r>„^_.
Yee Chung Heng & Co. (Chinese), drj- goods, 808 Dnpont
Ym Chy Luig & Co. (Chinese), .Irugs, 810 Dupont
YeeHing&Cn.(Chiiiese), rice, 7.34 Sacramento
Yee Kee & Co. (Chinese), drug store, NE cor Dupont and
Yeh/Abraham, business manager Gradwohl & Cohen, dwl
7S5 Geary „„„ ^ .
Yek Kee (C^iinese), clothing, 90« Dupont
teHandArthur^rpenter Joseph ScWerer, dwl New WiB-
consin Hotel ,„. , ,
Yellmer Henry, grocer, dw 501 McAllister
Yellott George, teamster Gibson & Co., 215 Front
Ydlow Stone Silver Mining Co. (Ely, ^ev.), office 581
California room 3
The most ArtistioWorkb^Hairdressin^xB Performed at 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, P. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
Yelinini Victor P., draftsman, dwl 737 Harrison
Yentzsd Zetluni, pianomaker, dwl37J Dora
Yeu William H., bootcutter Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 132
Haves
Yeomans Charles, dwl 717 Ellis
Yei.mans C. M., dwl 414 Pacific
Yooraans John, farmer, dwl 704Jf Mission
Yeong Wo & Co. (Chinese"), 734 Sacramento
Yertio Phillipo, stxident Pacific Business College, dwl 317
Bush
Yerkes Joseph, auctioneer, office 128 Kearny, dwl 13 Post
Yerza Mary (widow), dwl 1057^ Folsom
Yet Kee (Chinese), tinsmith, 913 Dupont
Yet Lee & Co. (Chinese), tea, rice, and oil, 719 Sacramento
Ytrual Arsenic Y. de (Cobo, Y. J; Co.), dwl 1045 Mission
Yik Lung (Chinese), cigarraakers, 425 Commercial
Yin Sing & Co. (Chinese), sugar, tea, and*rice, 726 Sac
Yolo Mills, H. W. Gray & Co. proprietors, SE cor Market
and Beale
Yonalzatta Antonio, cook John Furgnson, dwl cor Fifth
and Folsom
Yong Michael, grocer, dwl 130 Clara
Yonker Frederick, tailor, dwl 161S Turk
Yontz John R., oflSce manager Western Union Telegraph
Co., dwl 1022 Larkin
Yoon-cha-vich Theodore, barkeeper La^el JovoWch, dwl
NW cor Jackson and Drumm
Yoos John, brewer Philadelphia Brewen', dwl 734 Jack
Yordi John (McGuifian A 1 .). dwl 118 Fourth
Yordi John E., clerk, dwl 4 Hyde
Yore John P., bootmaker, dwl 108 Valparaiso
Yore Mar>' (widow), dwl W s Sansom nr Union
Yorico John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
York Andrew, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Ancon
York C. A., carpenter Palace Hotel
York Carl, musician, dwl 522 Dupont
York Frank, rigger William Green, 26 Howard
York John, cooper F. Schiller & Son. dwl 454 Jessie
York William R., house and signpainter, 312 Minna
Yorke Edward, civil engineer, office 432 Montgomery room
8, dwl 572 Folsom
Yorke Henrj% dwl 523 Kearny
Yosemite Consolidated M. Co. (Lander Co., Nev.), office
28 Merchants' Exchange
Yosemite Stage Co., Sam. Miller i\^ent, oflSce 3 New Mont
YOST D.IMEL Z., private secretary Leland Stanford,
NE cor Fourth and Towusend room 41, dwl S15 Eddy
Yost H. D., millcarpenter Southern Pac. R. R., cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
Yost Henry, wiredrawer Pacific Wire Manufacturing Co.,
dwl 44*6 Brannan
Yost John D. (H. S. Crocker A Co.), dwl 929 Howard
Yost Richard, carpenter, dwl COl Brannan
You Hop & Co. (Chinese), rice and opium, 325 Sacramento
You Kee (Chinese), tailor, 919 Dupont
Young Adolph, tailor, 12 Be^n,^ dwl 12 O'Farrell PI
Young A. J., student HeaUl's "Business College
Young Alexander, carijenter, dwl 1322 Sacramento
Young Alexander, cook Cutting & Co., dwl 518 Seventh
Y^>ung Alexander, draj-man George C. Johnson & Co.,
dwl 25 Minna
Young A. M., plasterer Palace Hotel, dwl 809 Market
Young Andrew (McCavley tf: I'.), dwl 635 Stevenson
Young Andrew, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Commercial
St. WTiarf
Young Andrew S., pilot, dwl 1716 Jackson
Young Benjamin, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 20J
Folsom Av
Young C. B., physician, dwl 536 Sacramento
Young Charles, broker, dwl 28 Everett
Young Charles, cook P. B. Berges & Co., dwl 769 Market
Young Charles, mason Palace Hotel
Young Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Young Charles, steward stm Amelia Cal, Pacific R. R.,
Broadway St. Wharf, dwl 551 Mission
Y'oung Charles L., drajTuan Collins, >Vheaton & Luhrs,
dwl 1208 Eddy
Young Charles M., carpenter, dwl 33 Eddy
Young Charles T., clerk California Savings and Loan So-
ciety, dwl 608 Powell
Young Charlotte M. Miss, dwl 1623 Post
Young Christ, blacksmith, dwl 608 Powell
Young Christian Henr>* (Herrmann tt Co.), dwl 914 Har
Young Claude, dwl California Hotel
Young Conrad, dairy produce, 1317 Dupont, dwl 434
Green
Young Edward (John Schwegerle d- Co.), dwl 549 Fourth
Young Edward J., salesman Charles Langley & Co., dwl
629 Clay
Yoiuig Elisha T., first-assistant engineer stm Mohongo
Young E. T., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Colorado, dwl
304 Third
Young Fanny Miss, actress, dwl 815 Market
Young Francis, dwl 220 Pacific
Young Flora Miss, shoefitter, dwl 541 Fourth
Young Frank, farmer, dwl San Miguel Ranch W 8 Ocean
House Road
Young George, clockmaker, dwl 37 Louisa, rear
Young George, waiter Althof Bros., dwl 1004 Market
Young George A., agent, dwl 1904 Broadway
Young George M., dwl SE cor Sutter and Jones
Young Geoi^'e R., driver Pacific Transfer Co., dwl Jack-
son bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Young G. Polk, housepainter. dwl 744 Howard
Young Hanz C, barkeeper Madel & Mangels, NE cor
Steuart and Mission
Young Henry, miner, dwl 821 Filbert
Young Henrj'. proprietor Oriental Hotel, SW cor Drumm
and Washington
Young Henry B., clerk Freight Auditor's Office Central
Pacific R. R., dwl 123 Eighth
Young Isaac, carpenter, dwl 308 Minna
Young Isaac, laborer Palace Hotel
Young James, boilermaker McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 561
Minna
Young James, carpenter California Mills, dwl 560 Howard
Young James, deckhand stm San Joaquin, Jackson St.
Wharf
Young James, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Young James, porter Charles M. Plum & Co., dwl 26 Post
Young James, watchmaker, jeweler, and optician, 57 Sec
Young James C, clerk Pacific Transfer Co., dwl Jackson
bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
Young James M., baggagemaster Oakland Ferry, dwl 421
Fourth
Young Jamea R., messeng^er Dr. 0. B. Brigham, dwl 847
Clav
Young James R. Rev. (colored), pastor Third Baptist
Church, dwl 849 Clay
Young J. C, waiter, dwl 533 Sacramento
Young J. M., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 1220 Polk
Young John, carpenter, dwl 221 Pacific
Young John, cook Connolly & Kieman, dwl 327 Tehama
Young John, druggist, dwl NE cor FHfth and Folsom
Young John, electrot3'per Painter & Co., dwl 438 Union
Young John, farmer, dwl 438 Union, rear
Young John, hairdresser Marcus S. Pechner, dwl 914 Wash
Young John, laborer, dwl 20^ Folsom Av
Young John, laborer, dwl 256 Sutter
Young John, merchant, dwl 613 Mission
Young John, milkranch, W a First Av nr Point Lobos Av
Young John G. , clerk McKitrick & Kenny, 89 Centre Market
Young John J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 816 Post
Young John M., clerk William M. Searby, dwl 243 Fifth
Young John R.,vamisher Henry W. Carson, dwl 2rOFii-st
Young John W., cook St. Nicholas Hotel, dwl 214 First
Young Joseph, druggist and chemist, KW cor Folsom
and Langton, dwl 40 Langton
Young J. P., painter, dwl 744 Howard
Young Kate Miss, teacher St. Mary's School, NE cor Du-
pont and California, dwl 534 Bush
Young Lewis, Ship Calkers' Assn, 713 Mission
ifoung Lewis Clark, seaman, dwl 7 Broadway
Young Magdalena. stewardess stm Mohongo
Young Margaret Vi. (widow), dwl 1304 Post
YOr NG M E VS CHRISTI \\ ASSOCI ATIOX,
rooms N s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Young Men's Union Beneficial Society (colored), hall S s
Pacific bet Powell and Mason
Young Michael, clerk Patrick J. Tomalty, dwl SW cor
Sixth and Minna
Young Michael, laborer, dwl N s Waller nr Buchanan
Young Nelton, molder, dwl 214 First
Young Philip, tinsmith John Bohn, dwl 434 Green
Young Richard, foreman Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 434
Fifth
Young Robert, salesman, dwl 232 Jessie
Young Robert, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 114
Tehama
Young Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Young Robert J., printer Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 300
Green
Young Samuel, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
dwl 405 Union
Young Shamer, dwl 111 Harrison, rear
Young Simon F., clerk H. Wahmuth & Co., dwl 614 Grove
Young Teresa Mrs. (colored), hairdresser, 847 Clay
Young Thomas (Allen A l'.),dwl 1800 Stockton
Qet the Hillbrao Transplanted Oysters from IfOHGAN & CO., 87 California Markf
CP. VAK SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Keamy, EstabUshed 1862.
Young Thomas (Tountj d- Paxson), dwi 801 Sutt«r
Young Thomas, stevedore, dwl 314 Lombard
Young Thomas D. (Neylan <i- Y.), res Oakland
Youna: Walter, teller Bank British Columbia, dwl 725 Pine
Young William, dwl 516 Pacific
Young William, fencebuilder, dwl N s Post bet Lyon and
Central Av
Young William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Young William, speculator, dwl SE cor Jones and Union
Young William A., carpenter, dwl 23 Turk, rear'
Young William D. (Youni d- Dittjiier), dwl 245A Stev
Young William G., boxmakerHobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl
12 Stockton
Yomig William H., carpenter, dwl E a Fair Oaks bet
Tvi'enty-second and Twenty-third
Young William W., capitalist, office 424 MontgomerjS dwl
SOI Sutter
Young Wo Tong & Co. (Chinese), Chinese medicines, 725
Dupont
Young & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers and tailors,
707 Dupont
Young & Dittmer (William D. Young aiid Frederick
Dittm^r), merchant tailors, lS6it Jessie
YOt'NG A PAXSOX {Thomas Youny and Josephs.
Paxson), real-estat« agents, office 424 Montgomery
Youngberg John E., dcputv collector Internal Revenue,
office 321 Batterj', dwl 2019 Howard
Youngberry Adolph, tailor, dwl 12 O'Farrell Alley
Youngclaus John D., boot and shoe manufacturer, 335
Sutter, dwl 22 Stockton PI
Younge Frederick, boilermaker Francis I. Curry
Younger Alexander J., physician, office and dwl 316 Green
Younger Alexander T., real estate, dwl 316 Green
Younger Andrew, blacksmith William T. Garratt, dwl 3
Beale PI
Younger T. W., machinist Theodore Kallenberg, dwl 3
Beale PI
Younger William J., physician and dentist, office 224
Stockton, res Oakland
Younglove J. Cosgrove, clerk Fonvarding Department
Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 10 De Boom
Youngman George, cook, dwl 151 Natoma, rear
Youngquist Samuel, master mariner, dwl 30 Frederick
Younie John A., carpenter, dwl 215 Post
Youst H., carftenter Palace Hotel
Youths' Directi^rj- and EmpLnTnent Office for Boys and
Girls (proprietor's name refiLsed), 11 Ellis
Yow Lamb (Chinese), physician and druggist, 1017 Dup
Yrckman William L., capitalist, dwl 2315 Howard
Yslas Florence, pressman Bacon & Co., dwl 645 Clay
Yu Hen Choy, proprietor Royal Chinese Theater, 630
Jackson
Yu Wo & Co. (Chinese), tea, sugar, rice, and oil, 717 Dup
Yu Yuen, Ching Kee & Co. (Chinese), wholesale black
t«as, 730 Sacramento
Yuchte Bemhard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl SE
cor Sixteenth and Nebraska
Yuchtman Emil, domestic Lick House
Yuds August J., master mariner, dwl 194 Lombard
Yuill James, furniture, 4 Fourth, dwlS07 Market
Yule Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co.), office 302 Montgom-
ery room 5
Yule John, miner, dwl 1920 Fillmore
Yule William, waiter Grand Hotel
Yung Nicholas (Sfassey tt Y.), dwl 1203 Sacramento
Yuri Guiseppe, cook N. Giamboni & Co., dwl SE cor Fol-
som and Third
Yuri Henrj-, collector N. Giamboni & C«., 519 Oay
Yust Antonio, carpenter, dwl 527 Filbert, rear
Yves Coz, nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
z.
Zaagb Henry, expressman, cor Davis and Jackson, dwl S
s Clark nr Davis
Zabaldano Alexander (^Roturier dc Z.), dwl Sullivan's
Building
Zabriskie Jacob H., draftsman, office and dwl Overland
Branch House
ZABKISKIE JAMES C. attorney at law, office 620
Washington room 4, dwl 1109 Stockton
Zabriskie John, saltdealer, dwl 7 Downey
Zacatero Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), office 330 Pme
Zacharias Bros. (Salle and J/ai), watchmakers and jewel-
ers, 717 Clay , - i
Zacharias Henry, importer watches, diamonds, and jewel-
rj-, 533 Kearny, dwl 929 Sutter
Zacharias Jacob, glazier, dwl 14Si Shipley
Zacharias L. & Brother (Za^h), watchmakers and jewel-
ers, 534 Keaniy
Zacharias Lyon (L. Zacharias i Bro.), dwl 929 Suitor
Zacharias Max (Zacharias Bros.), dwl 717 Clay
Zacharias Morris, glazier, dwl 955J Harrison
Z.acharias Salle (Zacharias Bros.), dwl 717 Clay
Zacharias Zach (i. Zacharias i- Bro.), dwl 929 Sutter
Zachrisson Charles, jx>rter M'ells, Fargo & Co. , dwl 31 4 Fol
Zadig Herman, salesman Lazard Fr^res, dwl .536 Mc.Ulister
Zadig Pavement Co., cor Fourth Av and L, South S. F.,
office 415 Montgomery-
Zadig Philip, general insuruncebroker, office 415 Mont-
gomery, dwl 73G Gear>'
Zaffy John C., Shipwrights' Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont
Zahn Ernest, bookkeeper Alfred Boreli: Co., dwl 1415Stock
Z.1H> HE.>RY, groceries and liquors, S23 Vallejo
Zahne Arwed, waiter Triebe & Mahlke, dwl 513 Pine
Zahns Charles, foreman S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl cor
Pennsylvania and Sierra
Zaiss Benjamin, machinist W. T. Garratt, dwl 331 Jessie
Zalinsky ls;iac, peddler, dwl 275 Clara
Zalmiser .4. H., tanner and currier, dwl cor Bronnan &nd
Seventh
Zalud John, sasbmaker Haskoll & Bode, dwl 512 Fourth
Zaminsky Samuel, conductor X. B. and Mission R. R.
Zammlt John, laborer 317 Front, dwl cor Seventeenth
and Church
Zan Frank (GiUespxP, Z. & Co.), res Portland, Ore.
Zan Marino (GiUcxpie, Z. & Co.), dwl 519 Muma
Zander D., bootblack Wiebe & Strehl, dwl W s Dupont
bet Bush and Pine
Zander John, hairdresser Adam Erbe, dwl 904 Folsom
Zander Julius, laborer, dwl Fifth Av bet A and B, South
S. F.
Zander Lvcurgus T., clerk Auditing Department Wells,
Fargo & Co., dwl 1433 Pine
Zane Edmund P., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 829
O'Farrell
Zanich Guiseppe, fisherman, dwl N s Clay nr Drumm
Zanino John, fisherman, dwl 24 Commercial
Zanlith Frederick, cooper, dwl Harrison nr Seventeenth
Zanne Henry, furniture, 70*1 Mission, dwl 317 Bush
Zante Daniel, bronzer and gilder, 194 Jessie
Zarchyki M., clothier, 406 Folsom
Zarro Carlo, vegetables, fifi Colombo Market
Zasche Joseph, 'shoemaker, dwl Hotel Rhein
Zaus Peter, musician, dwl 1506 Dupont
Zavery William (colored), steward, dwl 809 Pacific
Zazueta Joaquin, jeweler, dwl 3 Vallejo Court
Zdrahal Christian, cabinetmaker, dwl 512 Fourth
Zecchi Paul M,, surgeon Dr. E. Richards, res Oakland
Zech August, teacher piano, dwl 213 Ninth
Zech Frederick, piano tuner, 643 CTay, dwl 19 Rondel PI
Zech Jacob, piano-forte manufactiu-er, 211 and 213 Ninth,
office 203 Montgomery-
Zecher Frederick, market, NE cor Powell and Filbert,
dwl 700 Filbert „ , ,
Zecher Henrv, cabinetmaker W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl
20 Stockton PI
Zeckerth John, collector, dwl 1 St. Mary PI
Zeehan Henrv. cabinetmaker, dwl 333 Bush
Zeehandelaar" Abraham (ZcehaiuUlaar <t Co.), dwl 22o
Zeehandelaar & Co. (Abraham Zeehandelaar and JMeph
Bloch), employment and real-estate agents, 715 Mont
Zeffemen J., barkkeejier. dwl 919 Stockton
Zeglio Darid, marblecutter John Daniel 4 Co., dwl Twen-
tv-eighth nr Isabella, Bemal HeighU ,,,.,.
Zeh Louis, market, SE cor Dupont and Umon, dwl 141S
Kearny
Zeh Philip, laundrj-, 5 Fiuncisco . o.„i,
Zeh Theodore, butcher, SE cor Washmgton and Stock-
ton, dwl 1S15 Stockton .....
Zehender George, polisher Cal. Furniture Manufacturing
Co., dwl 1 Chatham PI
Zehfuss Frederick W., cabinetmaker, 840 Mission, dwl
710j (nementina „ , „ j nmr ~,,
Zeibecker Ham, brewer New York Brewery, dwl SW cor
Shotwcll and Eighteenth ,
Zeickel John, spikemaker, dwl E s Tlhnois nr Naro
Zeigler J. I.., housemo^-ing, 1017 Mission, dwl 1019 Mias
Zeiglcr J.jseph, shoemaker, dwl 1014 Clay
Zeigler Zacharia.s, teamster, dwl 505 Bush
Zeike Theodore, stevedore A. CJreese ,. „^„ ,„
ZEILE CHAKLES D., druggist and apothecary, S28
Pacific, dwl 719 Broadway , v o .u.
Zeile Frederick, proprietor Russian and Turkish Baths,
624-528 Pacific
Ladies should tear in mind that theBestEathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale I17 D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
Zeile John, proprietor Pacific Flour Mills, 506 Pacific, and
North Point Bonded Warehouse, res Alameda
Zeile Robert, miller, dwl 1510 Ellis
Zeile Seli^, clerk, dwi 735 Folsom
Zeis John, bootmaker H. Hinders, dwl 3 Winter Lane
Zeisinir Henry, wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 228
Ritch
Zeiss Henrv A., market, 1103 Folsom
Zeiss Louis (BuUard it Z.), dwl 1309 Stockton
Zeitfuchs Edward, eng^^ver Calif omla Jewelry Co. , dwl
317 Minna
Zeit^ka Bertha Mrs., Young Ladies* Seminary, 55 and 57
South Park
Zeitska Henry, merchant tailor, 117 Sutter, dwl 55 South
Park
Zekind Solomon (Clark i- Z.), dwl SOT Eddy
Zell Christian, dwl 220 Pacific
Zell Georye. wat<;hman stm Alameda, Oakland Ferry
Zeller Albert, goldbeater James XewTnan, dwl 23 Scott
Zeller Charles, baker Emil A. Engelberg, dwl 2S0 Jessie
Zeller John, confectioner E. A. Engelberg. dwl 280 Jessie
Zeller Joseph, salesman 529 Commercial, dwl 76 Clem
Zellerbach Anthonv, merchant, dwl 304 Fell
Zellerbach Mark, mining, office 438 Cal, dwl 213 Jones
Zelner William, druggist and apothecary, SE cor Mission
and Fifth, dwl S70J Mission
Zeraansky Joseph, milliner}' and fancy goods, 210 Sixth
Zenardi Dominick, Tegetablei>eddler, dwl W s BurgojTie
PI
Zeno%ich George, porter Louis Martin, dwl 1024 Stockton
Zenovich L. & Co. (Phillip Metrocich), fruits, SE cor Pa-
cific and Leavenworth
Zenovich Louis (L. Zenovich & Co.), dwl SE cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Zenovich Lucas, liquor saloon, 640 Post
ZenoWch Peter, barkeeper Lucas Zenonch
Zeph}T Louis, master mariner, dwl 332 Seventh
Zerbe John Henn.', clerk Schwartz & Busing, dwl SE cor
Mission and Eighteenth
Zerbi Guiseppe, watchman N". Giamboni & Co. , 519 Clay
Zerman Emanuel N., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl
649 Howard
Zerman Juhn, clerk John H. Schulte, dwl 214 Brannan
Zerman J nhn N. , dwl 660 Howard
Zerp FViedrich, boxmaker, dwl NE cor Hinckley and
Pinckney PI
Zerse Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl York nr Twenty-third
Zer\a Thomas, laborer San Francisco Laundrj', NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Zesac Anton, cook Pet^r Mitchell, dwl 350 Third
Zett Frederick, foreman Stone & Hayden, dwl N s Twenty-
sixth bet Sanchez and Noe
Zetterholm Victor E. E., Scandinavian Soc, 71 New Mont
Zhender George, vamisher, dwl 1 Chatham PI
Ziegelmayer Emma Miss, milliner Mrs. M. Selig, dwl 422
Stevenson
Ziegelmaver Ferdinand, cabinetmaker August Jungblut,
dwl 422 Stevenson
Ziegelmayer Ferdinand Jr., turner, dwl 422 Stevenson
Ziegelmayer George, boxmaker, dwl 422 Stevenson
Ziegelmeyer Anthony, groceries and liqnora, SW cor Sixth
and Bryant
Ziegenbein John (John Ziegenhein d- Co.), res Oakland
Ziegenbein John & Co. (M. K. Thornburfih and John M.
Mathews), produce and commission, 201 and 203 Da via
Ziegenfuss John, furnished r.>oms, 1 Harlan PI
Ziegenfuss Thomas H., blacksmith N. W^. Spaulding, dwl
^ Dale
Ziegenhirt Louis, merchant, dwl 419 Hyde
Zieger John, carriagemaker B. Grave fe Co., dwl 137 Mont
Ziegler Frank E., clerk James Bowles, dwl 719 Vallejo
Ziegler Frederica (widow), dwl 41 Clara
Ziegler John G., carpenter, dwl ISll Powell
Zielke Walter, secretar>' United Anaheim Wine Growers'
Association, dwl 2124 Howard
Zierenberg Frederick, clerk Peter Garms, dwl NW cor
Fifth and Folsom
Zierenberg George (Zierenberg <t Stamer), dwl SE cor
Folsom and Rit^h
Zierenberg & Stamer (George Zierenberg and J, C.
Stamer), groceries, pro\T3ions, and liquors, SE cor
Fol-^om and Ritch
Zifferer Frank J. (Zifferer & Bock), dwl SE cor Folsom
and Rit<:h
ZIFFERER A BOCK. (Fran* J. Ziferer and Carl
Bock), wine and beer saloon, NE cor Kearny and Wash
Zihn Andreas, carpenter, dwl 432 F^th
Zihn Hcnrj', carj'enter, dwl 870 Fnlsom
Zimmer Charles, laborer, dwl SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Zimmer Charles K., hairdressing saloon, 6 Summer, dwl
1007 Mission
Zimmer Chris, paver Superintendent Public Streets
Zimmer Ernest, leader orchestra Bella Union Theater, dwl
4 Vallejo PI
Zimmer Frank, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 909 Kearny
Zimmer Jacob, tailor, dwl 10 Varenne
Zimmer Louis, frescopainter, dwl 909 Kearny
Zimmerman Christian, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, dwl
37^ Dora
Zimmerman Henry (Silverberg tt Z.), dwl Potrero Av nr
Channel
Zimmennan Hermann, pianomaker, dwl 37^ Dora
Zimmerman Jacob, pianomaker, dwl 37^ Dora
Zimmerman John, butoher Dean & Co., dwl Twelfth Av
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Zimmerman Leo, musician, dwl 82S California
Zimmerman Peter R., machinist L^'nion Iron Works, dwl
318 Ritch
Zimmerman William, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, dwl 233 O'Farrell
Zimmermann Albert E. M., shoemaker John D. Yoimg-
claus, dwl 148 Third
Zimmermann August, teamster, dwl Adam nr San Bruno
Road, Bemal Heights
Zimmermann Gustav A., signpainter, dwl 160^ Clara
Zimmermann Henr>', seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Zimmit Antone, marketman, dwl 22 Mission, rear
Zimmitt Joseph Jr., commission merchant, dwl N b Eight-
eenth bet Sanchez and Noe
Zimmitt Joseph Sr., commission merchant, dwl S s Eight-
eenth bet Sanchez and Noe
Zinck August, carpenter C. Hartman & Co., dwl 126
Olive Av
Ziner Jidius, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl
cor North Point and Larkin
Zingsera Susan Mrs., dwl 966 Howard
Zink Henrv, tinsmith H. G. Fiske, dwl 202 Howard
Zinnamon Abraham, tailor, 413 Pine, dwl 434 Clementina
Zinnen Joseph, musician, dwl 124 William
Zinns Christian (G. Forrest Walter 1- Co.), dwl 4 Tele-
graph PI
ZDiXS LOMS A., stockbroker, office 106 Leidesdorff,
dwl 209 Post
Zinns Otto T., clerk Cheesman, Head & Thombtu^h, dwl
4 Telegraph PI
Zisco Aaron, steward stm Clinton, Da\is St. Wharf
Ziska Frederick, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild &. Haden-
feldt, dwl 25 Morton
Zissig Charles, dry goods, 802 Kearny, dwl 2 Medau PI
Zobel Jacob, hat and cap manufacturer, 125 Sansom, dwl
104 Eighth
Zocchi Denis (Zocchi •i- Gianniyii), dwl 15 L^nion Alley
Zocchi & Giannini (Denis Zocchi arid Henry G. Gianni-
ni), fruits. Pacific Fruit Market, 634 Clay
Zodt Felix, shoemaker, dwl 118 Virginia
Zoellner Charles, machinist William T. Garratt, dwl SW
cor Brvant and Ritch
Zolezzi Nicola, clerk StempeUnann & Co., dwl 623 Pacific
Zoller Mary (widow), dwl 412 Octavia
Zollver Henrj-, stationer George Tishler, dwl 351 Clem
ZoUver John, brassfinisher W. D. Clark & Co., dwl 351
Tehama, rear
Zollver Mar>- (widow), dwl 351 Tehama, rear
Zorb Frederick, sawj-er Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 21
Hinklev
Zott Adolphe, clerk Emile Lenormand, KE cor Pacific and
Powell
Zowask\' Mary (widow), dwl 127 Oak
Zretiech Elia, clerk, dw! 1304 Powell
Zschiesche Edward, stationer, dwl 210 Thirteenth
Zschiescher Christian, shoemaker, dwl 1422 Dupont
Zuckerman Jacob, watchmaker, dwl 224 Sixth
Zufelt William, driver McNally & Blaltner, dwl R\iS3 House
ZUger Peter, tailor, dwl 19 Hinckley
Zixmstein Philip, farmer, dwl San Miguel Ranch nr Lagu-
na Honda
Zundel Robert, bakery, SE cor Green and Powell
Zimdendorf John, tailor, dwl 131 Second
Zwetich Elia, clerk Domingo Mersich, dwl 1304 Powell
Zwick Charles, bookkeeper Fa^Te & Jaujou and manu-
facturer extract coffee, 707 Sansom, dwl 225 Chestnut
Zwicker Frederick, tinsmith John G. Lacy, dwl 513 Min
Zwicker Paul, tanner Christian Hellwig, dwl S s Serpen-
tine Av nr Twenty-sixth
Zwicky Gabriel, clerk Swiss- American Bank, dwl 621 Pine
Zwieg Herman, proprietor South Park Malt House, N 8
Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth, dwl 60S Brannan
Zwieg Louis, tinsmith Marten Prag, dwl 814 Montgomery
IfOBQAIT & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock ftom New York.
:P. van SCHAACK & CO., 7O6, 7O8, 710, 712. 714, and 716 Eearny, EstabUshed 1862.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
In which the different Trades and Professions are Classified and Arranged.
[compiled EXPRESaiY FOR THIS WORK.]
Academies.
[See Colleges ; also Schools.]
Account Book Mannfactorers.
[See Stationers.]
Acconntants.
Beardsley John H., 6 Court Block 636
Clay
Beck Adolphua G.. 432 Montgomery
Cadiz J. G,, 33 Kearny
Curie Joseph. 513 Montgomery
Follansbee J. S., 435 California
Frisius F. A., 622 Clay
Green Frederick, 39 Merchants* Esch
HEALD E. P., 24 Post
HOBSON MfGILFILLAN, 610 Front
Holden James B,. 633 Front
Lask H. J., 408 California
Lloyd John, 411i California
Mathews 8. A.. 203 Montgomery
MitcheU D,, 330 Pine
Pattee Solon, 240 Montgomery
Reynolds G. A., 333 Montgomery
Stetson W. W., 414 CaUfomia
Taylor A. C, 435 California
Tiadale T. R.. NE cor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
Wetzel Theodore. 526 Montgomery
Wood A G., 321 CaUfonua
Wynne Bros., 224 Kearny
McGILFILLAN HOBSON,
Consulting Accountant
Office at Chambers of
Col. S. NaT. Co., 610 From sireet, S. F.
P. O. Box 549.
Besldence, 2200 Octavia, bet. Wash-
ington and Jackson Streets.
Acids— Slannfactarers.
[See Chemists.]
Adjuster CustouLS.
McHXTLTY CHARLES A.. 43 IT. S.
Court Building (see adv. dept. p. 19)
AidJuster Internal Revenue.
McNTLTY CHARLES A, « V. S.
Court Building
Adjusters Marine Losses.
Gibbs C. V. S., 318 California
Gibbs William C, 318 California
Hopkins Caspar T., 318 California
Touchard G., 416 CaUfomia
AdTcrtistng Agents.
Angel Myron, 411i California
Boyce James E. (street car), NW cor
Washington and Sansom
Boyce Thomas, 25 Merchants* Exchange
California Placard Exchange, 605 Merch
Cbeever S. G., 407 Washington
Crane C. W., 426 Montgomery
FISHER LUTHER P., 20 Merchants'
Exchange
Gilmore & Van Norden. 509 Clay
Ke jt & Co. , 506 Commercial
Lake William B., 402 Kearny
Maosorley Bros. & Co., 117 Ellis and 522
Clay
McCarthy P. E., 611 (Say
Miller Mark A, 608 Market
Sumner C. K., 509 Clay
L. P. FISHER,
ADVERTISING A&ENT,
Established 1852.
ROOMS
20 & 21 Merchants' Eschange,
CALIFORNIA STREET.
Advertisino Agent
For all Newspapers PnMisliel on tie
Paclflc coast, Ctiiiia, Japan, Ans-
tralia, eic, etc.
Advertising solicited for publication
In all parts of the world^
Advertising Signs.
McDowell William, 608 Market
Agents.
[See respective heads.]
Agrlcnlturn] Implement.'i.
[See also Hardware ; also Seeds.]
Arthur J. D. & Son, SW cor California
and Davis
BAKER ii HAMILTON, 15 Front (sue
adv dept. page 3)
BON'XEY U. Jr., 221 Mission (sec adv.
dept. page 14)
Card Elisha (plows), 3W Market
Fleishman, Sichel 4c Co , 37 Battery
Frank Bros. &. Co. {Wood's Reajjcrs),
206 Davis
Gracier F. J., SE cor Mission and Beale
Hawley C. A. S Co., 412 Market
liawley Marcus C. & Co., 110 Frontaud
12 Pine
Knapp .V Grant, HI Washington
LINFURTH, KELLOGG ii CO., 3
Front (see adv. dept. page zzxvi)
Lyne William, 115 Davis
(tester j£ .Siuiiison, 315 Mission
Pilsbury, A<lair & Co., 100 Front
Silvester George F., 317 Washington
Treadwell i (Jo.. SW cor Market and
Fremont
Tnunbull K. J., 427 Sansom
Ale and Porter— Importers,
[.See also Liiiuors.]
AMMON, CASPARI 4 CO., 315 Cal
Cartau, McCarthy II Co., 613 Sac
DICKSON, DE WOLF t CO., 412 Bat
Forbes Brothers, 308 California
Jackson T. W., 416 Sacramento
RICHARDS 4 HAKKISON, 314 Bat-
terj- (see adv. dent, page 29)
RODGERS, MEYEB t CO.. 212 Bat-
tery
Ward William t Co., 509 Sacramento
Amalgamating Mncblnrs.
[See also Foundries.]
HENDY J., 33 Fremont (see adr. dept.
page 21)
Ammonia.
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO ,
oor Natoma and First (see adv.
dept. page 27)
Amusements— Places of.
Bella Union Theater, 803 Kearny
California Theater, N • Bush bot Kear-
ny and Dupont
Chinese Theater, 618 Jackson
:oae but the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establisbnent, 113 aear7.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail. P. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chinese Theater (New). 623 Jactaon
I Kurtz A- Ml, SW cor Turk and Hyde
Lansnreert Louis, 410 Fourth
Grand Opera House, N s Mission bet
Third and Fourth
Maguire's New Theater. 325 Bush
Maguire'8 Opera House, 318 Bush
Pacific Hall. N s Bush bet Kearny and
Dupont
Pacific Museum, 318 Montgomery
Palace Amphitheater, SW cor Mission
and New Montgomery
Piatt s New Music Hall, 216 Mont
Woodwards Gardens, cor Mission and
Valencia
Antimony-
Starr & Mathison,
and Fifth
Reflnen of.
Berry bet Fourth
Anchors, ttalns, etc.
[See Shipchandlerg.]
Apothecaries.
[See also Drugs.]
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Abramson Edward. 753 Clay
Angell Jonathan W., NW cor First and
Folsom
Amheim Julius S.. NW cor Mission
and Ninth
Barbat John, 910 Pacific
Barbour Freeman, SW cor Mission and
Twenty-second
Basford W. L., SE cor Bush and Fill-
more
Bauer John A., 101 Post
Bayly C. A. SE cor Sixth and Howard
BENNET HENRY W., 21 Third
Boericke s Tafel (homeopathic), 234
.Sutter
Bruns W. C NTE cor Sutter and Dup
Bryan William J., NW cor Third and
Howard and 603 Merchant
Bryan William J. i Co.. 1 New Mont,
NW cor Second and Howard and
NW cor Third and Howard
Buchanan Joseph Y.. NE cor Post and
Mason
Burnett G. G., 32T Montgomery
Clapp G. H,, 1144 Market
Clawson J. W., 512 Keamy
Clinton C. A., NW cor Railroad Av and
: Twelfth. South S. F.
\ Coffin S Mayhew. SE cor Sixteenth and
Valencia and SE cor Twenty-first
and Howard
Colman A. F., NE cor Jones and Green
Curtis James, SE cor Steuartand Mar-
Dixon A., SW cor Twenty-second and
Mission
Drossel Joseph H., NW cor Dupont
and Geary
Dwyer Joseph. 219 Pacific
Edwards Thomas M., NE cor Keamy
and Jackson
Euphrat Frederick, junction Montgom-
ery Av and Keamy
EvanoTich G. S., 2lH Sutter
Evans Aaron, 227 Hayes
Famham S. B., 1411 Dupont
Fay Pliny, NW cor Hyde and Turk
Gates James H., NW cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Gates J. R. i Co., NWcor Sansomand
Commercial
Gerichteu Ph. & Co., 535 Commercial
Gros Alfred. NW cor Keamy and Wash
Hastings Benjamin. 400 Fourth
Hilmer Louis, S W cor Geary and Larkin
Hohlweg Frederick, NE cor Polk and
Jackson
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., SW cor Fol-
som and Sixth
Huie George W . , NW cor EleTenth and
Mission
Judson H. H, NW cor Ellis and Stock-
ton
Keamy Peter A., SW cor Folsom and
First and 659 Clay
Kelly Terrence B., 503 Davis and 214
Pacific
KendaU C. B , 136 Hayes
Koeller W., SE cor Taylor and Eddy
and 722 Montgomery
"and Dupont and SE cor Market
and Sixth
Leipnitz i Co.. 419 Bush „ ^ ,
Lengfeld A. L.. NE cor Stockton and
Luedinghausen O. W., 441J Hayes
Mayhew W. E . 144 Fourth
McBoyle A. & Co.. 504 Washington
McDonald D., 1002 Stockton
Mervy A. t Co.. SE cor Montgomery
Av and Green
Miller C. F., 1125 Dupont
Miller William C, 1124 Stockton
Moffitt J. W. & Co., 413 Keamy
Moody John C. & Co., 214 Keamy
Neumann E., 29 Post .
Newmark Valentine, NW cor Umon
and Powell
Nola Leo, SW cor Howard and Twelfth
Painter & Calvert, SE cor Keamy and
Clay and NW cor How and Fourth
Petibeau Edward. 1114 Folsom
Pickering William, SE cor Broadway
and Stockton
Piquet Edmond, 727 Washington
Richards C. F. & Co., SW cor Sansom
and Clay
Rider Frances, 504 Bush
Riley C. C NW cor Second and How
Koethe Christian, SE cor Bryant and
Third
Rottanzi Antonio, SE cor Folsom and
Third „ „ ^
Roturier i Zabaldano, SW cor Dupont
and Pacific
Ride J. W., 300 Third
Schmidt Henry W. S Bro. , SE cor Kear-
ny and Sacramento
Searby William M. , NT! cor Folsom and
Fifth
Shaw Henry B., NT! cor Sutter and
Powell
Simpson William. 609 Davis
STEELE JAMES G. 4 CO., 521 Monir
gomery
Steylaars C. L., NE cor Dupont and
Montgomery Av
Szarvash S. T.. 1329 Dupont
Thayer B. B., 1 New Montgomery
Trouette H. L. E., 304 Fourth
Von der Leitb F. H., NE cor Broadway
and Powell
Wakelee H. P., SE cor Montgomery
and Bush
Ward D. W., NW cor Pine and Polk
Wenzell W. T.. 852 Market
Whitney William K.. 204 Sutter
Widber James H., SW cor Market and
Third
Wilheim Carl L., NW cor Sixth and
>iission
Wood William H., 61 Second
Young Joseph, 1116 Folsom
ZeUe Charles D., 528 Pacific
Zelner William, SE cor Mission and
Fifth
ARBITRATION
Is the best way to settle all kinds of
misunderstandings and disputes re-
quiring the intervention of a third
party. Matters can be thus brought
to a successful termination more
promptly and with greater satisfac-
tion and far less expense to all con-
cerned, bv invoking the aid of diplo-
macy, than rushing recklessly into
the meshes of the law. We are the
first and onlv Public Arbitrators in
San Francisco, and our services as
experts in the art are offered to the
public, being satisfied to abide the
decision of our clients as to our right
of claim thereto. Call on, or address
us, and save time, money, exposure,
and the vexation and uncertainty of
litigation. No charge unless brought
to a successful termination.
WYNNE BROTHERS, ArtlitratOIS,
2J4 Kearkt Street.
Apothecaries— Chinese.
Chan Ning Tack Kee. 704 Dupont
Chang Fook Tong, 615 Jackson
Chun Wo Sang. 916 Dupont
Fook Cliang Tong. NEcorSacand Dup
Hong Wo Tong. 641 Jackson
Kong Chong Wing & Co.. 733 Com
Kong Fook Tong K Co., 1017 Dupont
Kee Sang Tong, 742 Sacramento
Tie Sang Tong, 929 Dupont
Tin Wo Tong. 622 Jackson
Wing Yu Tong. 715 Jackson
Yan Go Tong, 705 Jackson
Yee Chy Lung S Co., 810 Dupont
Apothecaries— Homeopathic.
Boericke 4 Tafel, 234 Sutter
STEELE JAMES G. 4 CO., 521 Mont
Aquarians.
Hermann & Co., 630 Washington
Robison A. C, 217 Washington
ArbltratofS.
WYNNE BROS., 224 Keamy
Architects.
Apel John. 610 Sacramento
Ball R. C, 49 Merchants' Exchange
Bestor Henry T., 652 Market
Bones J. W., 603 Washington
Bordwell George. 515 California
Bugbee S. C. 4 Son, 402 Montgomery
Cleaveland Henry W., 507 Montgomery
Clinch Br>an J., 432 Montgomery
COOKE JAMES B . 509 Keamy
Cuminings George P., 131 Montgomery
Eisen Theodore A., 330 Pine
Farciuharson David. 512 California
Ford Silas P., 731 Green
Frazee V.. 302 Montgomery
Gaynor John P., 315 California
Geddes Charles, 316 California
Godard Jules, 302 Montgomery
Goddard George H.. 103 Montgomery
Gosling James. 712 Montgomery
Gosling Joseph, 608 Market
Hoagland William C, 432 Montgomery
Hochholzer Hugo, SW cor Keamy and
Post
Hueme Prosper. 702 Washington
Johnston T. J. 330 Pine
Kenitzer 4 Raun. 601 Califorma
King H. L., Palace Hotel
Laver A., 215 Sansom
Leighton A. V., 414 Market
Macy Henry C 236 Montgomery
Marquis John, 204 Montgomery
McDougaU Bamett. 330 Pine
Molera S Ward, 40 Merchants' Exchange
Mooser W.. 302 Montgomery
Kewsom Bros., 430 Montgomery
Patton William. 405 California
Pearson C. B.. 603 Washington
Portois 4 Hillert. 207 Sansom
Schmidt P. R., 103 Post
Towle J. E.. 302 Montgomery ,
Townsend & Wyneken. 515 California
Welsh T. J.. Sja Montgomery
Wilber Joseph W., 137 Montgomery
Williams S. H., 61 Merchants Exch
Wintcrhalter W. W.. 302 Montgomery
Wolfe 4 Son 240 Montgomery
Wright 4 Sanders. 418 California
Art Galleries.
San Francisco Art Association, 313 Pine
Snow 4 May, 21 Keamy
Artesian Well Borers.
Delany Patrick. 764i Howard
Dunavent A. C 225 Seventh
Higgins Uriah, 211 Sansom
Artificial Flowers.
[See also Milliners.]
Choubcrt Jules 523 Pine
Haker W 4 Hinz. 545 Market
Held Brothers 4 Co., NE cor Sansom
and Market
Hornby J. Mrs.. 130 Fifth
Kahn Henrietta Mrs.. 407 Keamy
Sciallero T. Mme , 530 Keamy
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 CaUfomia Market
■ VAIT 50HAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
775
ArUficlal Limbs.
CrtOK H, N., agent, 415 Market (see
adv. dept. page lii)
Jewett Jarvis, '1\ Merchants' Exchange
Kofhler August, 718 Washington
SPRING MENZO, 166 Tehama {see
adv. dept. page 23)
Artificial Stone.
Frear Stone Co., 414 California
Manhattan Marble Co., 13 Fremont
RANSUME ERNEST L., 10 Bush
Union Stone Co., 740 Fourth
ERNEST 1. RAJiSOME,
Genkral Manufactuker of
Artificial Stone, Staties, FouiitalDs,
Gravestofles, Grindstoies, etc.
Natural Stone Hardened and Pre-
served.
No, 10 BuBli Street.
Artists' Materials.
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Bradley H. W., 620 Clay
HUETER BROS, k CO., 408 Com
Murris, Schwab & Co.. 21 Post
Kooa Joseph & Co.. 20 Post
anow & May. 21 Kearny
HITGXCH BKOS. & I'O.
Imjoner of Ariists' & eilders' Maienals,
Depot, 4i)8 Commekcial,
Manufacturer of Sheet Wax; Dealer
ill all colors of Materials for
Wax Flowera.
Asphaltom Workers.
Afiphaltum Mastic Roofing Co., 652
Market
Bonnet B., 402 Montgomery
Brown & Wilson, 614 Mission
Crushed Rock and Asphaltum Paring
Co., 607 Montgomery
Duncan George & Co., 652 Market
Higgs H. W., 826 Jackson
Larkin it Flaherty, 35 Post
Patent Improved Asphalt Co., 316 Mont
Ferine N. P., 638 Market
Assayers.
De Crano & Duval, 412 Commercial
De Groot Harry, 240 Montgomery
Falkenau Louis (State), 421 Mont
Falkenau & Reese, 421 Montgomery
Hanks Henry G., 617 Montgomery
KUH LEOPOLD, 611 Commercial(see
adv. dept. page liii)
Mars & Irelan, 47 Merchants' Exchange
Mosheimer J., 507 Montgomery
Muss Ernest G., 36 Fremont
Phillips J. S., 640 Clay
Reichiing F. & Co., 4oO Montgomery
Riehn, Hemme & Co., 404 Montgomery
Riotte E. N., 21 First
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, 416 Montgomery
Scott John, 1020 Clay
STEELE JAMES G. k CO., 521 Mont
Strong (Jo., lU Stevenson
SWISS-AJVIERICAN BANK, 527 Clay
(see adv. dept. page xiv)
Thayer B. B., 1 New Montgomery
Assayers* Materials.
Caire Justinian, 530 Washington
Fellows E. P. & Co., 318 Clay
Goodyear Rubber Co., J. Eraser agent,
607 Market
Marsh H. P., 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., 512 Waahing-
ton (see adv. dept, page xxxviii)
Astrologers.
ANTONIA C. Mme., 134i Post
Bordenwal Jennie Mrs., 443 Bush
Buck Adeline H. Mrs., 230 Minna
Cohen Simon, 405 Kearny
Dahm Charles, 106 Geary
Exodius Julia Mrs., SW cor Third and
Minna
Roll John, 835 Pacific
Attorneys at Law.
ABELS S. E., 37 Montgomery Block
AckeiTuau C. L., 420 California
Adams Frederick H., 606 Montgomery
Adams John Q. , 604 Clay
Aiken Charles, 34 Mont Block
Aiken William H.. 34 Mont Block
Aldrich L., 330 Pine
Allen James M., 402 Montgomery
Allen William H., 607 Washington
Ames F., 17 City HaU
Andros Milton, 18 U. S. Court Building
Applegate Josiah H., 729 Montgomery
Ash Robert, lOlO Mission
Azpiruz Manuel (Mexican), 109 Cal
Bachelder T. F., 607 Kearny
Bagley Townsend, 637 Kearny
Baker George F., 606 Montgomery
Baldwin Lloyd, 606 Montgomery
Ball A. E., 502 Montgomery
Banfield E. C, 40 U. S. Court Building
Barber William, 323 California
Barnes W. H, L., 426 California
Barrows W. H., 76 Montgomery Block
Barstow Alfred, 330 Pine
Barstow D. P., 35 Merchants' Exchange
Barstow George, 315 California
Bartiett Columbus, 636 Sacramento
Bartlett Earl, 35 Montgomery Block
Bartiett Washington, 12 Montgomery
Batchelor Edward P., 7 Mont Block
Bates Joseph C, 434 California
Beatty Samuel G., 313 Jonea
Belcour Jules. Ill Frankhn
Belden Edwin S., 637 Kearny
Belknap David P., 604 Merchant
BellJohnE., 636 Clay
Bell John P., 606 Montgomery
Benham Calhoun, 1 Montgomery Block
Bennett Nathaniel, 73 Montgomery Blk
Bergin Michael, 79 Montgomery Block
Bergin Thomas I., 528 California
Bishop Thomas B., 522 Montgomery
Blair Augustine, 607 Washington
Blake Maurice B., 729 Montgomery
Blake Maurice C, 729 Montgomery
Blanding John G., 507 Montgomery
Blauding Wilham, 507 Montgomery
Blaney Edward W., 636 Clay
Blood J. H., 23 Montgomery Block
Boalt John H., 410 Montgomery
Bodfish William H.. 612 Clay
Booth Andrew G., 60i Merchant
Botts Charles T., 60 Merchants' Exch
Bofrie Henry P., 318 California
Boyd James T., 629 Kearny
Brady Henry J.. NE cor Montgomery
and Jackson
Brandon Joseph R., 604 Merchant
Brandt 1. B. L., JSO Calilomia
Brewer John H., 33 Merchants' Exch
Brodie S. H,, 604 Merchant
Brooks Benjamin S., 6 Montgomery Av
Brooks E. L. B., 72 Montgomery Block
Brown Harvey S., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Brown W. V., 128 Eleventh
Brumagm John W,, 36 Mont Block
Brumfield W. H., 612 Clay
Bugbee John S., 20 Montgomery Block
Buikeley L. E., 603 Washington
Bullock W. H., 112 Fourth
Burbank Caleb, W a Webster bet EUlfl
and O Farrell
Burch John C. 330 Pine
Burke Thomas, 213 Turk
Burke Thomas H., 411i California
Burnett John M., 623 Montgomery
Bm-nett Peter H., 201 Sansom
Burnett Wellington C, 13 City Hall
Campbell Alexander. b2y Kearny
Campbell Alexander Sr.. 528 Cal
Campbell Henry C, 528 California
CariJentier Edward R., 330 Pine
Carpeutier Horace W.. 330 Pme
Carr Levi T., 4u Montgomery Block
Carson James G., 637 Kearny
Carter John W., 6 Montgomery Block
Cary James C, 507 Montgomery
Casserly Eugene, 318 Cahfornia
Castelhun Frederick J., 607 Kearny
Chace WiUiam B., 20 Montgomery Bl*
Chadbourne George, W a EUen nr
Twenty-fiftli
Chadbourne J., 528 California
Chevers W. H.. 629 Kearny
ChipIeyT, L. M., 306 Pinu
Chittenden N. W., 803 Muntgomcry
Chmchill Clark. U Montgniinry Block
Clark Leonard S , OOtj Moiitgomcrj-
Clark WiUiam H,, 808 iMuutgomery
Clarke Hemy K. W., 330 Pine
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., 25 U. 8. Court
Building
Clemeut Riiawell P.. 606 Montgomery
Clyde Robert S.. 625 Merchant
Cobb G. D., 63G Clay
Cobb Moses G., 25 Court Block
Coffey James V^ 729 Montgomery
Coghlan John Irt., 7 U. S. Court BlJg
Cohen A. A. , 224 Sansom
Cole Cornelius, 23 V. S. Court Buililing
Collins John A.. 53 Montgomery Block
Coltou D. D., NE cor Townsecd and
Fourth
Coltou F. D., 52 Montgomery Block
Cook Carroll, 215 Sansom
Cook G. W. F., 509 Kearny
Cook Henry, 29 Russ, rear
Cooney M., 7 Court Block
Cope W. W., 420 Cahfornia
Cornwall W. A., 606 Montgomery
Coughiin James D,, Lick House
Cowdery Jabez F,, 6U6 Montgomery
Cowles Samuel, G2i Clay
Cox Thomas, 625 Merchant
Craddock Charles F., 5 Harriet
Craig William, 534 CaUlornia
Crane A. M., 410 Montgomery
Crane Henry F., 729 Montgomery
Crane W. W. Jr„ 629 Kearny
Creigh J. D., 714 Shotwell
Crittenden James L. . 8 Montgomery Av
Crockett J. B,. 640 Clay
Crosby Willium. 410 Kearny
Crowley llmothy J., 62'J Kearny
Culver William H., 6 Post
Cummina P., 636 Clay
Currey John. 504 Kuamy
Cutter Samuel L.. 41l.i Kcaniy
Daingertield William 1* . N\V cor Sac-
ramento and Montgomery
Dameron J. P., 640 Clay
Dami F, P.. 604 Merchant
Darwin Charles Ben.. 636 Clay
Darwin Wilham. 128 Post
Delany Charles McC, 519 Montgomery
Dempsey Peter. 421 Montgomery
Desbeck John, 25 Montgomery Block
l:)eBty Robert, 611 Clay
Deuprey Eugene N., o06 Montgomerj-
Dickinson J, H.. 504 Kearny
DoggettS. W., 605 Clay
Douthitt D. William, 414 California
Doyle John T., 323 California
Drake Eugene B., 708 Montgomery
Drown A. N , 621 Cfay
Drum Thomas J., 62u Washington
Du Bnitz Frederick C. M, 504 Keamy
DuiUey A. P., 1078 Union
Dwinelle John W., 509 Keamy
Dwinelle Saumel H.. 8 Montgomery Av
Eastman J. G., 432 Montgomery
Edgertou Henry, 30 Monlgomcry Blk
Edmon<ls Marcus A., 626 Washington
Ellsworth John, 520 Montgomery
Ely Alexander, 605 Clay
Emmet C. Temple. 305 Sansom
Enos John S., 640 Clay
Estee Morris M., 410 Montgomery
Evans Oliver P.. 504 Keamy
Fammn J. E., 622 Clay
Fay James D , 85 Montgomery Block
Felton John B.. 526 Muntgomeiy
Ferrall Robert, 8 Montgomery At
Field Stephen J„ U. 8. Court Building
Filicld William H,, 522 Montgomery
Finn John F,, 636 Clay
Fitch Tliomas, 607 Waahington
Fitch Wilham S., 151 Silver
Flennlken R. P., 1405 Taylor
FLOOD NOAH F., 622 Clay
Foote W. W., 6 Montgomery Block
Foucault V- M., t.20 Waahlugton
Fox Charles N, 528 California
Freidenrich Darid. 408 California
French Frank J,. 528 California
Gage Henry T., 59 Merchants' Eicbango
Galan C. F„ 14 Ridley
Gallagher Tliomas J., NW cor Com-
mercial and Montgomery
Galpin Philip G., 33 Mtrchanta* Exch
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Garber John, 34 Merchants' Exchange
Gautier Leonidas, 30 Montgomery Blk
George Julius, NW cor Mont and Sac
Gibbons William, 520 Montgomery
Gibbs Charles Erwin. 402 Montgomery
Gillespie C. V., 641 Washington
Gitchell James M.. 63(3 Clay
Godoy Jo36 F.. 604 Merchant
Goff C. P., 622 Clay
Gondor A. B., 1226 Mission
Goold Edmond L.. 50'3 Kearny
Gordon George W., 622 Clay
Gottschalk Edward L.. 207 Sanaom
Gough H. Borsey, 30 Mont Block
Granniss G. W., 43 Montgomery Block
Graves W. J., 206 Kearny
Gray Giles H., 420 California
Greathouse C. R., 411i California
Gregg A. K., 1312 Pine
Grey CjtiI V.. 604 Merchant
Griffith A. H.. 330 Pine
Grimwood A. D., U. S. Court Building
Gunnison Andrew J.. 604 Merchant
Gumee Clinton, 306 Pine
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hager John 3.. SE cor Mason and Pine
Hagpiu James B., 41U California
Hagfain L. T., 411i California
Haight Henry H., 207 Sansom
Hale William, 704 Montgomery
HaU C. P., 213 Sansom
Hall Frederic, 5ly Montgomery
Hall Gaven D.. 420 Tehama
Hall John Chase, 213 Sansom
Hall S. P.. 213 Sansom
Halsey Charles 46 Montgomery Block
Hanua A. W., 609 Sacramento
HaT'liug James W., 704 Montgomery
Hardy Lowell J. Jr.. 533 Keamy
Harkness Morris M., NW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
Harmon John B., N^V cor Montgomery
and Commercial
Harrison Ralph C. 402 Montgomery
Harrison Robert, 430 California
Hart J. B., 330 Pine
HaskeU D. H.. NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Hassett Martin C, 637 Keamy
Hastings S. Clinton, 636 Clay
Hatch Charles E., 507 Montgomery
Haven James M., 420 California
Haycock Judsou, 614 Merchant
Hayes WiUiam, 604 Clay
Hajiie Robert Y., 606 Montgomery
Head Edward F., 47 Montgomery Block
Henry Samuel H., 712 Montgomery
Hent Reuben W., SW cor Clay and
Montgomery
Heslep A M., 526 Montgomery
Heydenfeldt Solomon. 401 Cahfomia
Heydenfeldt Soloraun Jr.. 414 Cal
Higby William, 606 Montgomery
Hiyhton Henry E., 528 California
Hittel Theodore H.. 526 Montgomery
Hoffman Ogden, IT. S. Court Building
Hoge George G. W., 27 Mont Block
Hoge Joseph P.. 5 Montgomery Block
Holden Joseph, 312 California
Holladay Samuel W., 502 Montgomery
Holland Nathaniel, 605 Clay
Huhnes Walter G., 22 U. S. Court Bldg
Holt Thomas H., 306 Montgomery
Holway Beth P., 822 Sutter
Hood P. B,, 625 Merchant
Hosmer Hezekiah L., 434 California
Houghton R, E.. 315 California
Howard C. Greenwich, 531 California
Howard John B., 331 Keamy
Howe E, A., Dunbar Alley
Howe Heurj' J.. 715 Clay
Hojt James T., 63 Merchants' Excfa
HudsLiu George, 606 Montgomery
Hunt John Jr.. 409 California
Hutchinga Charles, 1023 Market
Hutchinson Ely I., NW cor Montgom-
ery and Conimercial
HydeF, A.. 504 Jackson
Hyde Henry C, 411S California
Inine William, 609 Sacramento
Irving Henry P., 44 Montgomery Block
Jarline John R,. 402 Montgomery
Joachimsen H. L., 605 Clay
Johnson Francis. 609 Sacramento
Johnson J. A., 609 Sacramento
Johnson Sydney L., 523 Montgomery
Johnston George Pen, 533 Washington
Johnston William \V., 729 Montgomery
Johnstone William, 26 Siith
Joice E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Keeney G. D., 11 Montgomery Block
KENNEDY FRANK, 604 Merchant
King Cameron H.. 207 Sansom
Kinley J. M.. 12 Montgomery Block
Kinne H. C. 625 Merchant
Ladd Parish B., 637 Keamy
Lake Delos, 215 Sansom
Larrabee Charles H., 603 Merchant
Latham M. S., 424 California
Latham W. B., 1623 Webster
Latimer L. D.. 36 TJ. S. Court Building
Lawler Frank W., 507 Montgomery
Lawrence Edwin A., 316 Califomia
Lawton W. N. B.. 402 Montgomery
Le Breton Albert J.. 609 Sacramento
Lee R. M.. 6 Court Block
Leviston George, 330 Pine
Le^nston William, 6 Montgomery At
Lies Eugene. 6 Montgomery Av
Lindley Curtis H., 520 Montgomery
Lloyd John. 411i Califomia
Lloyd R. H., 636 Clay
Loewy William, 520 Montgomery
Louderback Da^is Jr., 17 City Hall
Loughborough Alexander H., 507 Mont
Love John L.. 640 Clay
Low Charles A, 116 Leidesdorff
Lowenberg Harris, 306 Montgomery
Lull Louis R.. 808 Montgomery
Lupton Samuel L., City Hall
Lynch Michael, 316 Califomia
Mace Alfred A, 636 Clay
Mann S. A., 26J Keamy
Marriner Rufus K.. 531 Califomia
Marshall Lindsey P.. 604 Merchant
Marye George T. Jr., 636 Clay
Mastick E. B.. 520 Montgomery
Mastick J. W., 520 Montgomery
Matthews William. 522 Montgomery
McAllister Cutler. 523 Califomia
McAllister Hall. 528 Califomia
McBride H. E., 607 Clay
McCabe James, 74 Montgomery Block
McCallum John G., 41U Califomia
McCarthy Edward F.. 622 Clay
McCeney J. C, 606 Montgomery
McDonald John H., 716 Montgomery
McElhinny John J., 502 Montgomery
McElrath J. E,. 715 Clay
McGraw Edward W.. 414 Califomia
McHenry John, 640 Clay
McKee Ossian H., 63 Merchants' Exch
McKee Samuel B.. 27 Post
McKimtry E. W.. 640 Clay
McLane Charles E., 417 Keamy
McNulty Charles A.. 43 U. S. Court Bldg
McQuaid John A. 820 Lombard
Mee James. 625 Merchant
Mee Joseph P.. 625 Merchant
Meeks Washington, 330 Pine
Meighan J. J., 637 Keamy
Meretlith John H., 534 Califomia
Merrill Annis, 606 Montgomery
Merrill George B., 430 Califomia
Merry T. H., 13 City Hall
Mhoon J. B.. 7 Montgomery Av
Mildram F. B., 22 U. S. Court Building
Miles T. H., 339 Keamy
Mills WH, 608 Elhs
Minto A., 502 Montgomery
ftlitcbeU H. K., 1122 Pine
Moore Elhott J., 78 Montgomery Block
Moore Henry K., 523 Califomia
Moore Joseph H., 78 Montgomery Blk
Morgan Benjamin, 715 Clay
Morgan M. P.. 526 Montgomery
Morrison Robert F., 29 Montgomery Blk
Morrow WilUam W.. 36 U. S. Court Bldg
Musher J. P.. 4o8 Califomia
Mott Gordon N.. 523 Keamy
Mott William H.. 523 Keamy
MowryL. I.. 640 Clay
Mullan John, 504 Jackson
Mullany Michael, 539 Califomia
Mulvilie Neptune B.. 604 Merchant
Murfey Samuel S.. 607 Montgomery
Murphy Daniel J., 636 Clay
Myrick Milton H., 18 City Hall
Nagel P. B , 604 Merchant
Napthalj- Joseph. 430 Califomia
Needles Alfred P.. 804 Montgomery
Nelson Henry. 439 Bush
Neumann Paul. 432 Montgomery
Newhall Horatio C, 637 Keamy
Newlands Frank G., 402 Montgomery
Newman B. B., 729 Montgomery
Nichols J., 322 Fifth
Nicholson W. A. S., 520 Montgomery
NilesA. C. 640 Clay
NilesT. H., 106 Keamy
Northrop D. B., 123 Montgomery Block
Nougues Joseph M., 539 Califomia
Nourse George A., 306 Pine
Nugent John, 619 Keamy
O'Brien Thomas V., 712 Montgomery
O'Connor Frank, 601 Califomia
O'NeU M. S., 115 Second
Olney Warren. 507 Montgomery
Onstine J., 331 Montgomery
Owens John W., 636 Commercial
Page C, 19 U. S. Court Building
Pardow A A.. 420 Califomia
Parker Charles H., 8 Montgomery Blk
Patterson David W., 665 Mission
Patterson WlUiam H., 609 Sacramento
Peachy A. C. 620 Washington
Phelan Joseph P., 609 Sacramento
Phelps Charles H., 306 Pine
Phillips John B,. 624 Merchant
Phillips Stephen H., 426 Califomia
Pierson William M., NW cor Montgom-
ery and Commercial
Pillsbury E. S., 502 Montgomery
Pinney George M., 434 Califomia
Pinto Conception. 1006 Sutter
Pittemois B., 8 Perry
Pixley Frank M., 430 Califomia
Plunkett James C, 504 Keamy
Plunkett WiUiam A., 528 Califomia
Pope J. S., 706 Pine
Porter Nathan, 504 Keamy
Powell H. A, 520 Montgomery
Pratt Leonidas E.. 630 Sacramento
Pratt Orville C. 507 Montgomery
Preston Edgar F., 13 City Hall
Price Lyttleton. 606 Montgomery
Prmce L. M.. 1406 Dupont
Pringle Edward J.. 60t. Montgomery
Pro\'ines R. R., 611 Washington
Putnam Stillman N-, 704 Montgomery
Quint Leander, 30 Montgomery Block
Ransom Lee J., 609 Sacramento
Rearden Timothy H.. 636 Clay
Reid H. H.. 636 Clay
Reynolds Leonard. 626 Washington
Reynolds Samuel F., 626 Washington
Rhodes A. L., 640 Clay
Rhodes William H.. 420 Califomia
Rice James, SW cor Sansom and Jack
Rising Alfred. 409 California
Rii Alfred, 606 Montgomery
Rix Hale. 708 Montgomery
Rixford Emmet H., 528 Califomia
Robert P. J.. 620 Washington
Robins George, 914 Sutter
Robinson Comelius P., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
Robinson E. L, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Robinson R.,NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end
Robinson S., NW cor Sac and Keamy
Roche John J., 9 Montgomery Block
Rogers Daniel, 604 Merchant
Rogers Robert C, 426 Califomia
Roper J. W., 606 Montgomery
Rosenbaxun S., 715 Clay
Rosenthal M.. 535 Califomia
Rothschild Joseph S., 604 Clay
Royal W.. 414 Califomia
Ryan Richard F.. 640 Clay
Ryan Thomas P.. 8 Montgomery At
Sanderson Silas W., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Satterlee, John. 41 Montgomery Block
Saunders John H.. 417 Keamy
Sawyer Charles H., 207 Sansom
Sawyer E. D.. 502 Montgomery
Sawyer Frederick A., 804 Montgomery
Sawyer Lorenzo, 3 U. S. Court Building
Sawyer L. S. B., I U. S. Court Building
Sawyer Woodbury D., 622 Clay
ScofieldH. A.. 640 Clay
Scott S. P., 224 Keamy
Scripture Henry D, . 323 California
Searle A. C. 502 Montgomery
Sears William H., 63 Merchants' Exch
Seawell James M., 509 Keamy
Severance J. G.. 411i California
Shadbume George D.. 623 Montgomery
Shafer J. K., 123 First Avenue
Shafter James McM., 13 Mont Block
Shankland J. H.. 640 Clay
Shanklin James W.. 606 Montgomery
Sharp George F., 409 Califomia
Sharp L. H.. 85 Montgomery Block
Sharp Solomon A, 636 Clay
Sharp William H.. 409 Califomia
Sharpstein John R.. 502 Montgomery
Shaw W. J., 14 Geary
MOEG-AIT & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
P.VAITSCHAAOK& CO, 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
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Shearer Lewis, ^9 Sacramento
Shepard S. W., 1829 Howard
Shuck Oscar T., 63G Clay
Simmons T. H,, ti36 Clay
Sinison Eobert, 803 Montgomery
Smith C. W. M , 415 Montgomery
Smith G. Prank, 502 Montgom!ery
Smith J. Howard, 502 Montgomery
Smith Sj-dney V.. 630 Sacramento
Smith Sydney V. Jr., 630 Sacramento
Smyth Juho H., 623 Montgomery
Southard James B-, 2 Montgomery Blk
Spaulding C. A-, 54 Mtjntgomery Block
Spencer Oscar H-, 59 Merchants' Exch
Spli\-alo Augustus D,, 430 Jackson
Stanly John A, NW cor Montgomery
and Clay
Stebbins James C. 73 Montgomery Blk
Stetson Edward Gray, 315 California
Stevenson Jonathan D., NE cor Jack-
son and Front
Stout William P., 604 Merchant
Stow William W., 429 Montgomery
Stuart James P., 606 Montgomery
Sullivan Daniel T., 8 Montgomery Av
Sullivan Eiigene L., 6 Montgomery At
Sullivan Jeremiah, 137 Tehama
Sullivan J. P., 637 Kearny
Sunderland P., Grand Hotel
Sutherland P. E . 647 Merchant
Swift John P., 430 Cahfomia
Taliaferro T. W.. 317 Jessie
Taylor Edwin R.. 207 Sansom
Taylor Edwin W.. 636 Clay
Tajior Prank P., 429 Montgomery
Taylor James M., 526 Montgomery
Terran A., 1016 Stockton
Tevis Lloyd, 411J California
Tewksbury L. M., 716 Montgomery
Theobalds W. W., 330 Pine
Thompson A, S. , 804 Montgomery
Thompson A. W.. 6 Leidesdorff
Thompson R. Aug,, 804 Montgomery
Thompson Robert, 76 Montgomery Blk
Throne Isaac N.. 73 Montgomerj- Block
Thornton H. L. 34 Merxihants" Exch
Thornton James D., NE cor Montgom-
ery and Jackson
Tibbey H. S., 600 Montgomery
Tighe John, 1425 Kearny
Tilden Harmon J., 533 Kearny
Titus Daniel, 40 Montgomery Block
Tobiu Richard, NE cor Montgomery
and Market
Tompkins P. W , 604 Merchant
Tompkins Walter H., 636 Clay
Townsend Clarence F., 418 California
Townsend James B., 636 Clay
Travers Charles E., 502 Montgomery
Treadwell James P., 606 Kearny
Trebane John. 411^ California
Tripp D- K., 504 Kearny
Tripp Josiah W.. 408 California
Troutt James AL, 533 Stockton
Trusseau P., 604 Merchant
Txirner William E., 708 Montgomery
Tyler George W.. 636 Clay
Underhill Henry B., NW cor Fourth
and Townsend
Cpton M, G., 517 Clay
Van Duzer A. P., 6 U. S. Court Bldg
Van Dyke Walter, 7 U. S. Court Bldg
Van Ness T. C, NE cor Pourth and
Townsend
VAN REYNEGOM F. W., 531 Cal
Van Scbaick L. H., 606 Montgomery
Verdenal D, P., 409 California
Verdenal J. M., 418 California room 3
Vincent George T., 410 Montgomery
Voorhees James, 804 Montgomery
Wa.de John. 56 Montgomery Block
(Valdron D. E., 230 CaUfomia
Wallace George, 36 Page
SVallace William T.. 640 Clay
tVaterraan Frederick H., 8 Mont Block
Webb Alonzo. 420 California
SVeihe J. T.. 716 Montgomery
Welch A. J., 608 Merchant
Weller Charles L., 419 California
Weller J. B. Jr., 4 Montgomery Block
Wells Francis H,, 402 Montgomery
Wells George R., 420 California
Whalen John H.. &40 Clay
Whahng M., Brooklyn Hotel
Wheaton M, A., 2 Montgomery Block
Wheaton W. R., 606 Montgomery
Wheeler Alfre<i, 35 Montgomery Block
Wheeler Edward D., 417 Kearay
Whittemore B. H., 636 Clay
Wiggin M. P.. 323 California
"Wight George J., Dunbar Alley
Williams G. N. 306 Pine
■Williams John J,, NE cor Montgomeiy
and Jackson
Wilson Charles E.. 704 Montgomery
Wilson John, 637 Washington
WUson Ramon E.. 30 MoutgomeiyBlk
Wilson R. J.. 420 CaUfomia
Wilson SanmeJ M.. 420 C-alifomia
Wilson Thomas K.. 533 Kearny
Winans Jtjsepb W., 604 Merchant
Wirt N S.. 330Piue
Wise TuUi- R.. 7 Montgomery At
Wittram Charles. 3yMuntgomeo- Block
Wittram Frederick. 3y Montgomery Blk
Wood Joseph M.. 704 Montgomery
Woods iSamuel D, 58 Montgomery Blk
AVright Selden S,, 504 Kearny
Wright Stuart S.. 504 Kearny
Zabriskie James C, 620 Washington
Auctioneers.
[•Real Estate.]
Balch & Dunlap, 132 Pourth
BeU A. P-, 3PoweU
Butterfield WiHiam, SE cor Montgom-
ery and Washington
Crego Si Bowley, 9 Merchants" Eich
CUMMINGS W. H., 337 Pine (see adv.
dept. i>age 24)
Davis R- D. W, & Co.. 212 Sansom
•Dore Maurice & Co., 326 Pine
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL), 616Kear
Proomberg A., 605 Kearny
Greenebaum &. Co., 115 Bush
Harrison Samuel L., 240 Montgomery
Jonas Nathan, 425 Kearny
Jones S, L- i Co., 209 California
Kilhp&Co., 221 Bush
Lamson George P., 425 Kearny
Levy Joseph H., 636 Clay
Lyon & Fowler, 539 California
Marks & Co., 604 Calfornia
Merrill J. C. & Co.. 206 California
*Midilleton John a. Son. 310 Mont
NEWHALL H. M. &. CO., 311 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page lix)
*01neys & Middleton, 310 Montgomery
Ryan L. & Co,. 537 California
Spear Edward S. & Co., 536 California
Stratton k Tice, 128 Kearny
Sumner John R., SE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Sweeney Daniel (live stock), junction
Market and Hayes
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO.. 712-716
Kearny
Watson & Bamhart, SE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Yerkes Joseph, 128 Keamy
Awning Makers.
[See also Sailmakers. ]
Bnrton W. H,, 159 New Montgomery
Detrick E. & Co., 123 Clay
Fleury Paul, 620 Commercial
Jung John C. 110 Main
Rossiter James, 104 Francisco
Axle Grease.
Houghton P. T. A Co., 221 Front
Hacks, Lambert & Greene, 144 and 146
Natoma
Pettit & Co., 209 Drumm
Stringer W.. 434 Davis
T'^ylor F. B- & Co.. 113 Front
Wehn Charles P.. 421 Clay
Bag Mannfactnrers.
[See also Machine Sewing ; also Paper
Bags.]
BardweU J. L. & Co., 105 Clay
Dakin & Libby, SW cor Clay and
Dnimm
Detrick E. & Co.. 123 Clay
Meyer &, Weintraub, 211 Clay
Meyerstein Joseph. 124 Commercial
Neville & Co,, 113 Clay and 114 Com
Stock John, 420 Drumm
Bags and Bagging Importers.
Cross & Co., 316 California
Dickson, De Wolf & Co., 412 Battery
Forbes Brothers. 308 California
Hanna J. & P. N.. 308 Davis
Hej-nemann & C<i., 5 Sansom
READ. BRAND &. CO. (jute), 310 Clay
Rej-Qolda ii Ford, 313 Davis
Bakeries.
AdlerE., 806 Larkin
Albrecht Richard. 109 Taylor
Allen Fanny. N s Sixteenth bet Mission
and Valencia
Altemus John, W s Folaom nr Twenty-
second
Alvord M. J., 759i Howard
Anthes Frederick, 51(» Fourth
Arthur W. S., 259 Tliird
Astemun L., 13 Pearl
Baker Christian, 788 Folsom
Baker Michael. SW cor Union and 8o-
uora Place
Baker William, NE cor Clay and Mason
Becker William, 1036 Clay
Behrmann Fred,, 1216 Powell
Blum Henrj-, 1817 PoweU
Bock Joseph. 30 Sixth
Bordenave Peter. 636 Pacific
Brower D. R . 1400 Sttvkton
Burkhart E. Mrs.. 1215 Pacific
Buttiin JuBt-is. 14 Sixth
Cameron James, NE cor Folsom and
Fourteenth
Camous &, Brun, 722 Lombard
Caraffa D. & Co.. 1309 DujHjnt
Carberry Catherine Miss, 1428 Pacific
Carroll J.»hii C, lOS First
Chadh»>ume T. J. (Eclipse), 1412 Dupont
Clark & Zekind (Boston Cracker Bak-
er)'), 36 (Jeary
Clinton William H.. 422 Sixth
Collopy James, 313 Sixth
Core Thomas Mrs,, 223 Folsom
Currau Michael. 717 Brannan
DArcy John. 420 Third
Darling L. H. Mis.. 1128 Market
Daumas C. E E.. 636 Pacific
Davies Jolui o24| Sixth
Dans C. Mrs.. y27 Harrison
Davis W, J., 23i Second
DellHdg & EmbTS. 120 Third
Dempsey Patrick. Twenty-third bet Bry-
ant and York
Deutsch M. & Co.. 614 Clay
Diedericb Conrad. 122 Fifth
Dzederich Henry, NE cor Bush and Fill-
more
Donnelly & Sharkey. 228 First
Earls MichaeL 726 Brannan
Eisert & Becker. 24 Third
Elder Mary J., 256 First
Engelberg E. A., 416 Kearny
Eugler German, 1323 iKipont
ParreU John. 1205 Polk
Fenton Catharine, Railroad Avnr Elev-
enth. South S, F.
Fe:ot Felix, 819 Broadway
Fisher Frederick, 2iy Sixth
Fitzgerald Ellen, 4 Turk
Fleischnian Jacob, SE cor Valencia and
SLxt^-enth
FlemiJig Ellen Mrs., 1116 Folsom
Portier Anne Mrs,, 12(4 Pacific
Garland M. Mrs.. 1332 Pacific
Gilbert G. L W. airs.. 247 Fourth
Goebel Charles. 1518 Stockton
C-oidberg Charles. 414 Jones
Grant J. G. 539 Fourth
Greenlees E, M. Mrs.. 132 Eleventh
Gschuind Remi. 523 Valencia
Gueniu Alphonse, 639 Broailway
GuenJD Felix. 1510 Dupont
HeitmuUer Heorj-, 12^1 Polk
HeitmiUler William. 418 Brannan
Heliwig Frederick. 110 Dupont
Hemme H Reutt:r. 27 Keamy
Hemmelberg Henry, cor Fourteenth Av
and N, South S F,
Herman H-. llOl Howard
Hessler Wilham, 71:* Pacific
Hilpert L. 1223 Stockton
Hirschfeld & Frey, 911 Larkin
Hughes & Foley. SE cor Fourth and
Jessie and 118 Seventh
Isaacson Lena Miv., 224 Fifth
Jenkins L. M., SE c<ir Geary and Jones
Josephwjn B. Mrs., NW cor Hayes and
Uctavia
Kahn Herman, NW cor Gcaiy and Ma-
son
Kelly Patrick. 127 Fourth
Kelterer P., cor Mission and Thirtieth
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Eighth
Kissling & Perrin, 134 Post
Kleyn John. 1037J Folsom
Knight Charles M.. 37 Sixth
Kramer Bernhardt. 630 Grove
Kimstle Martin. 776 Folsom
Kurz Louis. 215 Second
Leary John. 14 Fifth
Lehn E.. SE cor Sixteenth and Valen-
cia
Lutz Jacob r., 336 Third
Lynn Patrick. E s Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Mack Frederick. 522 SUth
Mailhes J. * Co., NE cor Dupont and
Union
Malatesta G.. 1313 Dupont
Malone Lizzie Mrs.. 533 Foxirth
Marks Charles. 221 Eighth
Masters William. 254 Fourth
Matthey S Vits. 1523 Mission
Mattingly John. 1219 Broadway
McCann Maria Mrs.. 143 Third
McCloskey Peter, E s Howard nr Twen-
tieth
McDeritt James. 150 First and 108 Sixth
McGrath Patrick F.. 115 Fifth
Meighan R. A. Mrs.. 1018 Stockton
Meikle 'VViUiam. 1128i Folsom
Melsing Gustavus. 1129 Dupont
Mesenhurg & Bro.. 980 Han-ison
Messner k Bastian. 398 Pacific
MetkeeF.. 606 Sixth
Meyer Joseph. 617 Post
Meyer Louis. 201 Sutter
MUler George, 1216 Pacific
Mitchell Mary Mrs.. 117 Ellis
Molteno Charles. 432 Sutter
Morgan Benjamin. 804 Folsom
Muller Gerard. 1505 Mission
Murray Kate Mrs.. SW cor San Jo3^
Av and M
Murray Mary Mrs.. 148 Fourth
Murray Sarah Mrs., 423 Fourth
Mysell J. G.. 115 Seventh
Newman Edward, 8 Kearny
Noonan Jeremiah. 24 Seventh
O'Neill Edward. 401 Geary
Gates M. E. Mrs . 639 Third
Pacey Ellen Mrs.. 260 Eighth
Parker John H,. 245 Third
Pedroni G.. 525 Union
Pedrotta Bros.. 304 Montgomery At
Pike J. M., 626 Kearny
Poehlman William, SW cor Post and
Powell
Power J. P., W 8 Scott nr Bush
Ratto B. t Co., 427 Pacific
Sanchez B.. 12 Pinckney PI
Sanchez F. Mrs., Duncan Court nr
Broadway
Schneider Jacob, 115 Oak
Schroth & Weaterfeld. 228 Kearny
Schulz Julius. NW cor Union and Mason
Secchi Caspar. 1121 Dupont
Shimpf Lena Mrs.. 1011 Powell
Simmons AUan. 1019 Pacific
Slaven Frank. 223 Fifth
Smith Kate Mrs., 725 Brannan
Smith Selah, NW cor Harrison and
Seventh
Sohmer John. 1139 Folsom
Stecker William. NE cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Stein Robert. 236 Fifth
Stenzeng Michael. NVV cor Stockton
and Sacramento
Stiefvater Simon, N s Sixteenth nr
Guerrero
StiegUtz H., 26 Sixth
Stohlmann William. SE cor Hyde and
Turk
Strouse E. Mrs , 241 Seventh
Stumpf Belthaser. 226 Pacific
Swain A. E., 636 Market
Swain R, R. & Co., 213 Sutter
Taylor Cyrus D., 206 Sixth
Taylor James Jr., 902 Bush
Thaler Conrad, 24 Dupont and 418 OTai-
rell „ , r, ,i
Tuite James, SW cor Pine and Scott
Valenti Luigt, 216 Broadway _
VamdeU William T., W 8 Valencia nr
Twentieth
Verges John, 525 Union
Vergez Celestin. 101 Dupont
West B. F. Mrs.. 208 Fourth
Westerfeld & Page. 745 Market
Weston John E., 1017S Howard
Weston WUliam, 9 Stockton
Wilson W. H., 134 Eighth
Winkle Adam, SE cor Vallejo and Bat
WoUitz Theodore, 1425 Dupont
Wright E. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr Sec-
ond Av
Wunderer & Klass. 1233 Stockton
Zundel Mark, SE cor Green and Powell
Baby Jumpers.
Hamilton George A., 213 Mission
Bakers— Cracker.
CaUfomia Cracker Co., NW cor Battery
and Broadway
Chadbourne T. J.. 1412 Dupont
Clark k Zekind. 36 Geary
Golden Star Cracker Co.. 704 Sansom
Ratto B. S Co., 427 Pacific
Ball Coarts and Alleys.
[See also Bowling Alleys.]
Sullivan William, 733 Howard
Bands— Military.
Allen John. 329 Third
Alpers Charles. 228 Bush
Alpers John. 228 Bush
Andres Christian. 245 Jessie
Ballenberg Nathan. 623 Clay
Kraus Frederick. 19 Anna
Rhind J. W. C. 633 Clay
Schmidt k Schlott, 535 California
Wetterman A.. 19 Stockton PI
Willis M. W.. 332 Bush
Bank Vaults.
[See also Safes.]
Gallagher James J.. 151 and 163 Beale
Hall Safe and Lock Co.. 537 Market
Kittredge Jonathan. 18 and 20 Fremont
LEAVITT CHARLES H.. 225 Beile
(see adv. dept. page l.Tviii)
Nutting Calvin & Sons. 121 Fremont
SIMS JOHN R., S s Oregon bet Front
and Davis
Bankers.
Belloc Fr^res, 524 Montgomery
Borel Alfred k Co., NW cor Clay and
Montgomery
Davidson B. & Co.. NW cor Montgom-
ery and Commercial
Donohoe, Kelly & Co., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
Hickox k Spear. 546 Sac cor Montgomery
Sather & Co., NE cor Mont and Com
Tallant & Co., NE cor Cal and Battery
WELLS, FARGO k CO., NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Montgomery (see adv.
dept. page ix)
Banks.
ANGLO-C ALIFORN^AN BANK (lim-
ited), 422 California (see adv. dept.
page xii)
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA, SE cor
California and Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xiii)
BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERI-
CA 219 and 221 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xx)
BANK OF CALIFORNIA, NW cor
California and Sansom (see adv.
dept. page x)
Bank of San Francisco. 436 California
Commercial Bank, 421 California
First National Gold Bank, NW cor
Montgomery and Sacramento
Grangers Bank of CaUfomia. 415 Cal
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO
BANK (limited). 424 California (see
adv. dept. page xi)
Merchants' Exchange Bank. 423 Cal
National Gold Bank and Trust Co., NE
cor California and Sansom
Pacific Bank. N W cor Sansom and Pine
SWISS-AMERICAN BANK, 527 Clay
(see adv. dept. page xiv)
Bank»— Savings and Loan.
California Savings and Loan Society,
512 California
Dime Savings Bank, 646 Market
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS'
BANK OF SAVINGS, 225 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page ilvii)
French Mutual Provident Savings and '
Loan Society. 411 Bush
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY. 626 California (see adv.
dept, page Ix)
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SI ICIETY. NE comer Montgomery .
and Market (see adv. dept page ixiv)
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society. 16
Geary
LAND MORTGAGE UNION OP
CALIFORNIA. 534 California (see
adv. dept. page xxiv)
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN
BANK, 6 Post (see adv. dept. page
xxv)
Odd Fellows' Bank, 325 Montgomery
PIONEER LAND AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION (Bank), 405 Cal
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UN-
ION, 532 California (see adv. dept.
page xiiii)
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
619 Clay (see adv. dept. page xiii)
SECtTRlTY SAVINGS BANK, 215
Sanson! (see adv. dept page Ixvi)
Western Savings and Trust Co., NE cor
Post and Kearny
Barbers.
[See Hairdressers.]
Barrel Dealers.
[See also Coopers.]
Cronin James. 210 Commercial
Gallardo Raphael, NE cor Davis and
Pacific
Hariey Charles 4 Co., 116 Davis
Houghton F. T. & Co.. 221 Front
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FAC-
TORY. Brannan nr Seventh, office
408 Cal (see adv. dept. page liv)
Baskets — Manufacturers and
'Wholesale.
[See also Willow Ware]
Armes & Dallam, 215 and 217 Sao
Feigenbaum k Co.. 120 Sansom
Feldmann L. k Co.. 315 Sacramento
Fuchs Robert. 1410 Dupont
Houghton F. T. 4 Co.. 221 Front
Howes E. K. i Co.. 122 Front
Moses W. W., 926 Market
Navlet Victor, 220 Leidesdorff
Schoenfeld, Cohen k Co., 119 Battery
Sieberst H. G., 664 Market
Baths.
Alers A. (Russian and TurkiBh), 725
Montgomery
Bross k Co., 230 Bush
Cohn Philip, 12 Sacramento
CORRI'VEAU LOUIS (Central), 11;
Geary (see adv. register names hot
tom lines)
Driscoll C. E., 2210 Powell
Dmcher August, 923 Montgomery
Dunkley Joseph, North Beach, foot ol
Larkin
Gallagher k Amiann, 624 Washington
Grief John, 636 Washington
Grimm Adam. Lick House
Held George. Grand Hotel
Horn Jerome (magnetic). 304 Post
Johnson A. Mrs. (magnetic). 529 Geaiy.
King Philip. 323 Pacific
Lampe Brothers. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Landis C. (tan). 51 Minna
Lewis A. 210 Pacific . „
Lorjea A. M. (Turkish and medical)
11 Dupont nr O'Farrell
McSparren A. (medicated electric), II
Post
Monroe G. F. (medicated vapor), 1011
Market
Montgomery Baths Co.. 621 Mont
Morgenstem Albert, 9 Second
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Phillips & Co., 114 Sutter
Eosii J., 647 Clay
Smith Barlow J., 637 CaUfornia
Btahle Heury W.. Occidental Hotel
Stahle & BernharJ, Russ House
Stapelfeldt C-. SE cor Hyde and Beach
Zeile Frederick (Russian and Turkish),
624 Pacific
Bed Comforters.
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Bed Spring Mannracturers.
Black H.. 63 New Montgomery
< 'raw-ford & Hinckley, 73 New Mont
Rickoff & Clark, Sixteenth nr Folsom
Smith WilhamH., 151 New Montgomery
Warner & Silaby, 147 New Montgomery
Bedding— Manufactnrers.
Bush Nathan, 749 Market
Dierck F. A.. 158 New Montgomery
1>L' ROSE & BANKS, California Bed
Comforter Factorj'. 9 Sutter
McCabe Owen, 937 Market
MeUu3 Joseph, 327 Third
Beds and Bedding.
['Importers. See also Furniture; also
Mattress Makers.]
Beale N., 774 Howard
Bendit S., 757 Market
Carlson C. J.. 223 Fourth
Couuellj' J. & Co.. 219 Bush
Cooke & Smith, 30 Fourth
Frank Henry, 216 Commercial
•( Joodnin & Co., 312 Pine
Green William, 1016 Market
Hamilton James, 1319 Stockton
Heuey WilUam J. & Co., 725 Market
Hney John. 729 Market
•Hiifschmidt Frederick. 323 Pine
Kearney John, 1034 Market
Kuser William, 8 Fourth
Laeremans Frank. 523 Washington
Lang k Haubury, 104 Fourth
McCabe Owen, 937 Market
Shaber John A,, 707 Market
Bedsteads— Man u Hie til rers.
[See also Cabinet Makers ; also Furni-
ture, etc.]
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 226 Bush
Emanuel L. & E., Berry bet Fourth and
Fifth
Frei Andrew, 239 King
Kragen & Co., SE cor Mission and
Beale
Schreiber Chr. & Co., NE cor Main and
Mission
Beer— Ginger.
Smith William, NE cor Green and
Powell
Wjggett & Co., SE cor Mason and Bdwy
Bell Fonnders.
GARRATT W. T., 140 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 8)
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
WEED k KINGWELL, 125 First (see
adv. dept. page 10)
Bell Hangers.
[See also Brass Founders ; also Lock-
smiths.]
Camous Andre, 431 Bush
Cohen D.. 1043 Folsom
Crowe Timothy, 791 Mission
Davidson James D.. 812 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION &
MAINTENANCE CO , 134 Sutter
Garvey James, 1003 Howard
Harris William, 208 l^eidesdorff
LehnigC. E., 240 Fifth
Manjuia Hirsch, 8 Polk Lane
Otto Charles. 312 Bush
Rau & Kohuke, 119 Leidesdorff
Schinneier Frederick, 737 Mission
Schnoor Christian H., 219 Sixth
Sullivan Daniel J., 14 Fourth
Will & Finck, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont
Electrical CoDstrnctlon
and MalJtenaiice Co,
134 SrTTEK.
Dealers In Telegraph and Electrical
Apparatus and Supplies.
Electrical Hotel and Hoose Annun-
ciators, Bells. Burglar .\Iarnis. Fire
Alarms, Mining Uunu's, ftc.
Bellows- Mannractarers.
[See also Machinists, etc.]
Califonii a Bellows Manufacturing Co.,
32 Fremont
Thomas Charles W., 24 Cahfoniia
Bell.s— Importers or.
Dunham, Carrigan S Co., 107 Front
GAIiRATT W. T.. 138 Fremont (see
adv. dept, page 8)
Belting.
COOK H. N,, 415 Market (see adv. dept.
page lii)
Goodyear Rubber Co,, Joseph Eraser
agKiit, 607 Market
Gregory Henry P., SW cor First and
Market
Royer Herman, 437 Brannan
lYeadwell & Co., SW cor Market and
Fremont
Weaver & Taylor, 501 Market
Bill Poster.
Keyt & Co., 506 Commercial
Billiard Balls and Cne^.
GrundelF., 643 Kearny
Lieseufeld Phihp, 571 Market
Meyer J. G. H., 228 Montgomery
STRAHLE JACOB & CO,, 533 Market
Billiard Saloons.
[See also Liquors. ]
Barklage & Co., SE cor Jackson and
Keaniy
Bartels P. H,, 539 Jacksun
Carlisle Thomas F . 955 Market
Cassimir John, SW cor (.'lay and Kear
Coleman Martin. 639 California
Cummiugs & Dickerson. 538 Fourth
Denham H. Mrs.. SW cor Montgomery
Av and Kearny
Evers henry J.. 801 Kearny
Hartshorne Samuel, 314 Montgomery
Herber & Mayer, 527 Kearny
Holmes k Pearson, Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hopkins & Moroney, Grand Hotel
Kuppenheimer k Bauer. 526 Kearny
Martin Louis, SE cor Stock and Jack
Porter Horace. Lick House
Stone Charles L., 417 Kearny
Terrill k Chapman, NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Underwood Henry, Russ House
Wilson Charles, Occidental Hotel
Billiard Table Mauufaeturers,
Bianchi G. B., 813 Montgomery
Clees Peter, 811 Montgomery
DrouiUiat John, 813 Montgomery
Jungblut August i Co , 10-16 Tyler
Liesenfeld PhiUp, 571 Market
Meyer J. G H,. 228 Montgomery
STKAHLE JACOB k CO.. 533 Market
(see adv. opposite page)
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Billiards. Pigeon Holes, Bagatelle
Tables, Billiard Cloths. Ivory
Balls, Cue Leathers, and
all appertaining to
Bird t'age Manufaeturerg.
Allen Charles C . 437 Brannan
Vttter Alfred, 225 Dupout
Blnls and Cages.
[See also Wire Goods.]
Chase George W.. 2520 Mission
Gromotka Vincent. 129 Second
Hermann k Co.. 630 Washington
Jacobson Jacob. 208 Brannan
Leopold Henry. 507 Kearny
oBrien John. 136 Secoml
Robison A. C. 217 Washington
Sweetzer Alonzo J., 411 Kearny
Bitters.
[See also Wines-l
Barry & Patten (Excellent). 413 Mont
Bona Angelo. 120 Leidesilorff
Oahen Louis. 418 Sacramento
Cassin F. & P. J.. 523 Front
CHESLEY G W. & CO. (Cundurango),
413 Front (see adv, dept. page xxii)
Epstein H. k Co. (IXL). 513 Front
Favre k Jausaaud. 43^1 Jackson
Goewey J. M. k Co. (Pipifax). 409 Front
Johnston W. B. (Boker s), 422 Cal
Lang k Co., 8 Morton
Lanszweert Louis (Elephant Wine), 410
Fourth
Lyons E G. k Co., 50G Jackson
MCMILLAN k KESTER, 714 Front
(see adv. dept. page 2)
Putzman Fr (Prussian), 304 Batterj*
Redington, Ho.stetter & Co.. 529 Market
Renz John, 219 Commercial
STEELE JAMES G. k CO., 521 Mont
Walter & Marcuse (Boonekamp ami
German Army), 414 Sacramento
Willi. IIU3 Homer. 84 Brenham PI
Wolters k Fechheimer (Union), 221 Cal
Blacking— Deal en*.
ARMES k DALLAM, 215 Sacramento
Cox J. W,, NW cor Front and Bdwy
Houghton F. T. k Co., 221 Front
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 400 Battery
Blacking— Manufacturers.
Hansen Johannes, 413 Sixth
SUverH., 43 Third
Blacksmiths.
[See also Foundries, MachinistB, etc ]
Albrecht George. SE cor Railroad and
Fifteenth ava. South S. F.
Andreaeu Bros , 607 Battery
Baraille John, NE cor Geary and Deris-
atlero
Baron & Dupuy. 528 Broadway
Barz k Sidd. NE cor Drumm and Com
Bettis O. J., 1434 Jackson
Bibeau A. J., E s Mission ht^t Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Black H, M. &Co. 1120 Market
Buiirge()i3 .\lexander, *)30 Bruadway
Biu-ns Patrick H,. 67u Mis.sioii
Carlan WiUiam. 722 Broadway
( "arlon William. NEcorPacitic and Ohio
CARVILL MANUFACTURING CO ,
180 Jessie
Casebolt H. & Son, cor Union and La-
guna
Ca.seboIt I. J., S 8 Oregon nr Front
Christy James. S s Berry nr Third
Clapp Ja.son, 207 Drumm
Clough John W.. 17 Stevenson
Cooper Thomas H., NW cor CaUfomia
and Central Av
" Cleanliness is next to Godliness ! " Go and Bathe at 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Meroha:,
780
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Cosgriff & Glynn, SE cor Pierce and
Greenwich
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Orockard Hugh. 20 Mission
Crowley Richard, 408 Jackson
Cunningham Ziua H., 654 Howard
Does Charles. 92S Harrison
Donoghue Michael, 8 Everett
Doran James, 55 Beale
Doyle Maiu-ice, 765 Mission
Dutfy William, Jf s Sixteenth nr Do-
lores
Dunn James, 817 Market
Dunnigan & O'Dea. 133 Post
English Jerome. 103 Mission
Ennis k McNeill. 872 Folsom
Estrada Prosper, 708 Battery
Evans & Son. 308 Main
Ewing John, 856 Howard
Farrell i Meaghein. N s Geary bet Cen-
tral and Masonic avs
Farren J. W. 121 Beale
Feiset F. T., 1509 Mission
Fisher B. A., 310 Mission
Fitzgerald Charles, 413 Third
Fleur>" Paul, 620 Commercial
Fogarty & Meyer. 966 Missiou
Folsom Ailkert, Spring nr Caliform'a
Ford Thomas. 105 First
Friedhofer Paul. 249 Fourth
Gallagher Bemar«l. 222 Mission
GaUagher J. J., 153 Beale
Galli Joseph &, Co., 504 Commercial
Garrick M., 850 Howard
Geitner Leonhardt, cor Market and
Front
Gemich Augustus. 1063 Market
Gladstone William. 137 Beale
Grace Jtthn. 184 Stevenson
Graney George P., 3 Belden
Grave B- & Co., 423 Pacific
Green i Okerlund. 106 Washington
Groflf Louis. Railroad Av nr Sixth Av,
South S. F.
Hahn&Co., 704 Front
HaUer P. H,. N s Filbert bet Webster
and Fillmore
Hawkins &. Cantrell. 216 Beale
Hawkins & ("Hquist. 714 Sansom
Henderson & Baltha^ard. NE corTwen-
ty-fnurth and Mission
Heu.irj- & Co., 26 Folsom
Heroki P., San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
sixth
Herzog Christian. 705 Broadway
Higgins John, 770 Mission
Hiller R M . 843 Harrison
Hinz Carl, 34 Spear
Holmes M. P., 327 Sutter
Hurley i:-dward, 909 Battery
Jung John C. 110 Main
Kelly Michael 205 Eighth
Kennelly & Sullivan, S 8 Market bet
Seventh and Eighth
Kenny John. 2005 Mission
Kerr & Goodrich. 47 Beale
Kimball Manuf. Co., cor Fourth and
Bryant
Kortick Frank, 708 Battery
Lamer F. D. S.. 540 Valencia
Laugerman & Hashage. W s Railroad
Av bet Fifth and Sixth avs. South
LARKINS & CO., 631 Howard (see adv.
dept. page 28)
L&wton & Co.. 20 Seventh
Locke J. P. & Co.. 815 Market
Lowry John W., 506 Front
Mahoney Daniel. S09 Howard
Mangeot & Daclin, NE cor Sansom and
Jackson
Manson James. 119 Beale
Massone Guiseppe. 11 and 13 Broadway
Matthai J. C. H., Mission bet Twenty-
eighth and T« enty-ninth
McArron & Sophey. 820 Folsom
McCarxon John A.. 324 Fifth
McCue Michael. E s Eighth nr Bryant
Mclnemey Thomas. 6 Eddy
McTeman Bros., 31 Commercial
Meyers Bros,, 406 Dnmmi
MiBgiU T. F., 815 Market
Moholy John, E s Kentucky nr First Av,
South S. F.
Moller Ferdinanti 197 Stevenson
Moreel Joseph, 415 Dupont
Morrison J, B., 047 Mission
Morshead Philip. 848 Howard
MoBxy W, A.. 1140 Folsom
MuUer F. W., 1113 Mission
MulloyC. W.. 218 Fifth
Muntgil Joseph, 928 Harrison
Nelson k Doble. 567 Mission
Neumiller J, k Co., 1063 Market
Newsham k Bigwood, N s King nr Sec
O'Brien Mathew, 19 Hayes
Oester Charles, 313 Mission
Plath k KitzmuUer, 715 Folsom
Pollard k Cook, 7 Powell
Radczewsky Jacob. 810 Montgomery
Reyer Cliristopher, 1438 Pacific
Rothganger Fred., 834 Harrison
Saul k Co.. SW cor Ecker and Stev
Schulz & Von Emden, NW cor Fifth
and Clara
Shute Daniel S., Ill O'Farrell
Sicotte & Gratton. 856 Howard
Siegly Gottleib. E s Miss nr Nineteenth
Sindel Jacob & Co.. 424 Pacific
Sullivan James. 218 Post
Sullivan John H-, 815 Market
Toothaker k Hayes, 116 Washington
Vale k EUis. 53 Beale
Walker A: Klapperich, 609 Battery
WEICHHART JOHN. 143 Beale (see
adv. dept. page 9)
W^ells Lee, 770 Mission
Wliitmore Enoch, 1106 Howard
Whitmore k Son, 1509 Polk
Blarksntiths* Tools.
[See also Hardware, etc.]
Baker k Hamilton. 17 Front
BRITTAN, HOLBROOK & CO., 113
California
Carolan, Hooker & Co , 117 Califonua
Dunham. Carrigan & Co., 109 Front
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., junction
Market and Bush
Johnson George C & Co.. 33 Battery
LINFORTH. KELLOGG & CO., 3
Front
Pilsbury, Adair & Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO.. 116 Cal
Treadwell k Co.. SW cor Market and
Fremont
UnderhiU Jacob & Co.. 118 Battery
Van Winkle k Davenport, 415 Market
Blank Books— Importers.
Crocker H. S. & Co., 401 and 403 San
Denny Edward k Co., 510 Sacramento
Dutton k Withiugton, 404 Sansom
Hodge J. G. k Co.. SW cor San and Sac
Le Coxmt Bros., 419 Montgomery
Roman k Co., 11 Montgomery
Blank Book Manufacturers.
[See also Bookbinders; also Printers;
also Stationers.]
Althof & Bahls. 423 Clay
Bancroft A. L. k Co.. 721 Market
Bartling & Kimball, 505 Clay
BOSQUI EDWARD & CO.. 523 Clay
and SW cor Sansom and Conmier-
cial (see adv. register of names, each
alternate page)
Buswell .Alexander, 521 Clay
HICKS D. Ac CO., 543 Clay (see adv.
register of names page 778)
Hodge John G. k Co., SW cor Sacra-
mento and Sansom
Laurent Auge, 526 Merchant
Leary A. J., 404 Sansom
Le Count Brothers. 419 Montgomery
Mclnt>-re John B., 509 Clay
Rankin Charles E., 540 Clay
Roman A. k Co., II Montgomery
BUnds.
[See Doors, etc.]
Block and Pump Makers.
[See also Pumps.]
Currier Charles H., 28 Market
Hanson R. C. & Co., 9 Spear
Block letter Makers.
Hutchison C. k Sou, 417 Market
Boarding Houses. 1
[See also Hotels ; also Lodgings ; also
Restainrants, etc.]
Abbott Annie, 1406 Pine
Adams Hugh (Hubbard House). 139 <
Foxirth I
Allen Jeremiah, 18 Washington i
Ames L. E. Mrs,, 220 Turk I
Anderson Anilrew, 250 Spear
Anderson John (Ocean House), 103
Clark 1
Anderson M. Mrs.. 118 O'Farrell '
Anderson William R. (colored), 7 Bdwy
Baily Ausolla, 2 Dupont PI
BaUy William J. (Isthmus House), 54
First
Bannahan Alice, 113 Perry
Banuett Harris, 235 Kearny
Barcellos Josi^ (Luzitania Hoxise), SW
cor Oregon and Drumm
Battles John Jr. (King St. House), S a
King nr Tliird
Bauer George (Hayes Valley House),
114 Hayes
Bayley Thomas. 73 Oregon
Bealke WilUam. SW cor Bat and Green
BeUew Jolm. 18 Ohio
Bendt William (Minerva House), 123
Jackson
Beronio G. (Roma Hotel). 215 Bdwy
Bertrand & Mauser (All Nations Hotel),
432 Broadway
Biggs J. E, (Flume House), E s San
Bruno Roadnr Twenty-seventh
Blake John, 106 First
Bokmann Henry, 616 California
Bole William, 225 Second
Bolger Ann Mrs. (Globe House), SEcor
Sixth and Brannan
Bolte Peter. 32 Rausch
Boiu-Quin Adelia Mrs., 1114 Stockton
Boyle Elizabeth Mrs. (Irving House),
568 Mission
Boyle P. T. (New York House), 221 Pao
Boyne Thomas. 45 Vallejo
Brannan Michael, cor Bat and Green
Brevett Martha. 345 Fourth
Brewster Ann Mrs., 128 Post
Brickwedel C. H. (Constitution Hotel),
547 First
Britton Jane Mrs., 811 Leavenworth
Brooks M. J. Mrs., 224 Post
Brown Harrj'. 105 Clark
Bruns Diedrich (Golden Eagle Hotel),
112 Polk
Bums k Lee (Mechanics' House), NE
cor Berry and Ritch
BjTnes S. J. Mrs., 23 Stockton
Callender John T. (colored), 5 Bdwy
Cameron Elizabeth Mrs., 312 Beale
Cardoza John (Lisbon House). 116 Jack
Carlin James. SW cor Seventh and
Brannan
Carr James (Portland Hotel), 54 Sac
Casserly Patrick (Railroad House), NB
cor Pacific and Sansom
Ca%-agnaro Louis. 14 Union PI
Cerrigen Marj- (Boston House), 759 MisS
Chandler Thomas (Mariners' Home),
504 Davis
Chri3tensen F. H. C. (Union Hotel), 34
Hayes
Christensen Jacob (Willows Hotel), SW
cor Mission and Eighteenth
Christiansoli Hans. N s Bran nr Ninth
Cohen M. D., 644 Sacr.unento
Clarl: J. H. (Linden House), 220 Third
Coin R. S Co. (\\Tiite House Hotel),
420 JaclvSon
Collins Katie Mrs., 564 Mission
Collins Patrick, 36 Sacramento
Copeland Eliza Mrs., 1109 Stockton
CoruiTi James (Manhattan House), 705
Front
Comjni & Boyd (St. Nicholas Hotel),
214 First
Costa Joseiib, 314 Pacific
Costello S. (Mountain Spring Hotue);
Mission and Ocean House Boadnr
Toll Gate
Cotter N. Mrs., 301 Sixteenth
Daly C. Mrs . 2S Minna
Davies Edwin, 430 Geary
Da^^s Alice, 560 Howard
Daiis Anna B., 731 Bush
Dederky k Russ (Niagara House), 3»
Bush
Delahanty Michael, 548 Mission
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Marki
p. VAN SCHAACK ^ CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712. 7H, and 716 Eearnj, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Denc« John (Boston House), 162 First
Deucher Alfred. SE cor Sec and Clem
Deiter Nancy N . 327 Larkin
Dieiiericksen C, NW cor Siena and
L<:)uisiana
Diclering Leopold. 446 Brannan
Doherty t Hanley (New Franklin
Housel, 321 Pacific
Donahoe Catherine Mrs.. N s Filbert
bet Buchanan and Webster
Donnelly John (Washington House), S
E cor Druniin and Oregon
Doud Dennis (City Front House), 625
Davis
Douglass James (Colombia House), 114
Jackson
Doyle E. G, 308 Beale
Doyle John. NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral At
Doyle M Mrs.. 632 Brannan
Dunphy Ellen Miss, 835 Geary
Durein Bros. (Humboldt House), 1309
Stockton
Earle Ann E., 1419 Powell
Enos Joseph L.. 418 Drumm
Falkeubers Henrj- (Montana House),
164 Jessie
FaUer Paul. 2204 Powell
Fitzjerald PhUip. 816 Front
Forster Juhn S.. Alcatraz Island
Foseu ( )rmus R.. 407 Tehama
Fowler William (Baltic House), 23 Val-
lejo
Franzen Amelia Mrs., 270 First
Franklin Joseph (Franklin House), 43
Vallejo
GalTin .Mary, 311 Fourth
Ganey Peter. 1063 Market
Garrick .\nnie J. Mrs.. IM Mason
George Louisa Mrs., W s Mission nr St.
Mary's College
Gillan E. M. Mrs. (Arlington House).
127 Keamy
Girzikowsky i Gerken (Hotel Rhein).
909 Keamy
Gray Ellen Miss, 347 Fourth
Griffiths David T. (Wright's Hotel), 218
Broadway
Hagan M E Mrs . 1809 Powell
Hannah H. Mrs. (Windsor House), 905
Market
Hare Charles (Washington Hotel), 519
Mission
Har.ling E. Mrs.. 112 Mason
Hardy C. M. Mrs., 427 Sutter
Harrington M. Mrs.. 1019 Market
Hart i Rogers. 894 Front
Heins J. H.. 5 Jackson
Helstrommer & Co.. 12 Washington
Henuann August (Golden Gate Bouse),
'2M .Steuart
Higel -AloLs. 520 Mission
Hintz i Klarmann (Harmony Hotel),
735 Brannan
Himrod U W.. 810 Leavenworth
Hinnchs John F. (Boston House), 119
Jaclison
Hoffman M.. &i Third
Hogan Mary W. Mrs , Ss Greenwich nr
Pierce
Holmes Henry, 217 Broadway
Howard M. A Mrs.. 30 Natoma
Huettmann Henry. XW cor Poli and
Hughes T E , 403 Fourth
Hunter .\. Mrs.. 433 Jessie
Hyman Davis. 310 Pacific
Jacks(jn Alex,. 811 Battery
Johnson C. F.. 19 Commercial
Johnson Henry i Co., 11 Pacific
Johnson J. W., 10 Broadway
Johnson William, 140 Folsom
Jones Bros. (Cambrian House), S'W cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Jordan William, 302 Third
Joyce Mathew (Eureka House), 129 Fol
Kelly Mar>-, NE cor Eighth and Heron
Kelsey Mary J. Mrs. (Clarendon House),
NE cor Second and Folsom
Kennedy F., 26 Jessie
CUeen Edward (Union House), 511
Mission
Hrdmer H., 2125 Mason
loch William (Sutter St. House), 236
Sutter
toenig F.. S s Greenwich nrSteiner
tronholm C. E , 32 Washington
ironhoim J. J., 22 Washington
.flfferty Bridget. 352 Thir.1
^mg J Mrs . 124 O'Farrell
Landschneider D. (Fourth St. Housel
512 Fourth
Lang Louis. 20 Page
Langley M E. Mrs , 330 OTanell
Laschall John (Centre House), 2009 Fol
Ledden James. 44 Minna
Levy L. A. (Westminster Honse), 614
Sutter
Lockwood R.. cor Sixteenth and How
Logan M A. Mrs., 440 Third
Lovely George S., 605 Pine
Loyd H. Mrs.. 232 First
Lubert Henry. Spear bet Harrison and
Folsom
Lyons James .M. Mrs., Ill Ellis
Maass Henry F.. 25 Morton
-MacComey M Mrs.. 218 Fourth
Machell James. "26 Brannan
Madson i Peterson. 26 Sacramento
Mahoney Daniel (Sixth St. House). N
W cor Sixth and Bryant
Mann C. N. Mrs . 11(H Market
Martens Bros. (Shasta House), SW cor
Shasta and Michigan
Matson C. M., 132 Steuart
McCann James. 896 Front
McCarthy C. Mrs., 16 Natoma
McCarthy Johanna, 97 Stevenson
McDonald S Bessor (Roxbury House),
31S Pacific
McLane James, 898 Front
McLaughlin G . 12 Broadway
McLeod F Mrs.. 106 Post
McMahon P., 118 Drumm
McPherson 4 Peterson (Pacific El-
change), 26 Steua t
Mercer E.. 912 Sutter
Meyers E. Mrs.. 31 Minna
Milliken L. H. -Mrs , 405 Sutter
MitcheU B A. Mrs.. 5» Everett
Molineui William. 106* Third
Montgomery Charles (Montgomery Ho-
tel). 227 Second
Morey E. J.. 843 Howard
Mueller A., 870 Folsom
Murphy M C. M . 2606 Mission
Murphy Sylvester, cor Sierra and Lou-
isiana
Murray B.. 552 Mission
Murray ITiomas (Golden Gate House).
510 Davis
Mycr E. Mrs., 529 Valencia
Nelson Peter. 103 Sacramento
NLlon Richard. 234 Oak
O'Brien George. 9 Broa.iway
O Brien John (City Hotel). 37 First
O Brien M .Mrs . 116 Pacific
<->'Connor Marv. 115 First
O'Donnell Martha. 179 Minna
O'Leary William (Union House), 321
Steuart
O'NeU Michael. 115 Second
O'Rooney John (California House), 529
Fourth
ORourke C. Mrs.. 42 Sacramento
O'Shea R . E s Lafayette nr Mission
Ochs Sophie Mrs,, 502 Bush
Owen E. H. Mrs., cor Octavia and Un-
Paravagna Luigi (Garibaldi Hotel), 222
Broadway
Parkman E. Mrs., 646 Fotirth
Paul William (Post St. House), 207 Post
Perigo John, Fort Point
Perkin William (Montgomery House),
613 Mission
Peters i Hartmann. 45 Sacramento
Peterson Charles. 119 Jackson
Pinner Robert. 35 Pacific
Priest T. R. (Mechanics' Hotel), SE cor
Second and Natoma
Price John C. 109 Vallejo
Quigley Mary A., 75 Clementina
Reid John, 48 Sacramento
Reiterman Charles, 106 Jackson
Richards k Neilson. 103 Sacramento
Rickards James (Golden City House),
cor San Bruno Road and Silver Av
Riverman C N., NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Rii Margaret Mrs . 743 Pine
Roberts M. A. Mrs., W s Fourth bet
King and Berry
Rodgers P., S s Market nr Valencia
Roeben (5eorge, 37 Pacific
Rogers M. A. B.. 1114 Market
Rooney Owen. 529 Fourth
Ryan John. SW cor Drumm and C^ark
Ryan Thomas (Continental House), 510
Mission
Ryder Kate Mrs, (i6 Folsom
St. Juhen Eugene (Guiliaume Tell Ho-
tel). 721 Pacific
Sanders Samuel, Fifth Av nr A, South
Sackett H. M. Mrs. (Revere House),
NW cor Fourth and Mission
Scbeggia A_ Mrs. (San Gottardo Hotel),
631 Broadway
Schroeder John L. (Blue Anchor), 7
Washington
Schumacher John (Park Hotel), 22 Turk
Shanley C. G., 20 Commercial
Sharkey James, 228 Folsom
Sherlock Hugh. 20O5 Dupont
Simon Henry. 214 Sansom
Slatteiy Jeremiah (Pa^aic Hotel), 521
Howard
Slosson H. V. (Terminal Hotel), 606
Fourth
Smith H. A_ Mis. (Woodrow House).
1206 Market
Smith James (Oregon Hotise). 238 Steu
Smith Joseph, NW cor Third and Town-
send
Smith M. J S. Mrs.. 304 Third
Smith William. 20 Folsom
Smithson Agnes Mrs.. tl2 California
Snell C. Mrs (Union House). 737 How
Spray George (Relay House). 507 Miss
Starkey M. Mrs., Railroad Av nr Eighth I
At
Starkweather L. Mrs. (Keane House)
317 Third
Stewart S B Mrs.. 23 Stockton
Stoetzer Ferdinand, Berry bet Third
and Fourth
Sturke W. (Summit Hou,se), W s Mis-
sion nr St. Mary's College
Summer J. R. Mrs.. 1021i Market
Summerville Ann. 102 Spear
Thomas Joseph, N"W cor Howard and
Ilrst
Thompson M. T. Mrs., 534 Bush
Thompson Robert (colored), 2 Vernon PI
Thompson William, 112 Pacific
Thompson William S., 919 Battery
Thyes John B.. 1135 Folsom
Trost L. P., 317 Francisco
Tucker John (New York House), 840
Market
Warburton Elizabeth Mrs. (Clarendon
House), 1424 Fourth
Warschauer Teresa Mrs . 44 Third
Wetherbee Mary Mrs.. 44J Sixth
W illiams C. A. Mrs.. 746 Howard
Willoughby E. Mrs., 100 McAllister
Worth E- R. Mrs.. «06 Folsom
Wj-nn B- Mre.. lOCiO Washington
Yates Matilda H. Mrs.. 5ti2 Powell
Young Henry, SW cor Drumm and
"Washington
Boat Builders,
[See also Shipwrights ; also Ship Build-
ers.]
Beckwith Seth L., N s Clark bet Davis
and Driunm
Ciarlo Francisco, 26 Clay
Collins Timothy. 120 Berry
Dickie Bros., M2 Second
Gilman George A.. 516 East
Griffin John D . W s East bet Jackson
and Pacific
Hall Winslow G., 311 East
Herrick Lawson D. (Life), SW cor Jes-
sie and Seventh
Howe Williano. 250 Steuart
O'Ckinnell Daniel. W s Sansom bet
Green and Union 1
Reed Joha 316 Main
Stone William I.. Ninth AvnrG. South
S. F.
Summers Andrew. 1707 Dupont
Vice Martin. 22 Mission
Vice Thomas, 1 Mission
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(see adv. dept. page xlTii)
Booth H. J. i Co., NT; cor First and
Mission
CURRY F. I (S F. BoUer Works), 123
Beale (see adT. dept. page 8)
Fish A- L. i Co.. agent. 9 First
<X)DDAED k CO. (Pacific Ir.in Works).
127 First (see a^lv. dept. page xii)
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. W. Laird, San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Mercliant,
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ani\ Tehama (see adv. dept. page 10)
McAFEE, SPIERS & CO.. S 8 Howard
nr Buale (see adv. dept. page S)
MoTOihan k Aitken (Portland), 311 Miss
Palmer, Knoi & Co. ((! olden State Iron
Worlis), 19-25 First ^^^
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, SE cor Beale and Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 6}
Sefrin & .Shober, 203 Fremont
Shanley J. H., Oregon nr Front
Vulcan Iron Works, 137 Fremont
Boilers— Wash.
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Bolt Itlalicrs.
Payne John & Bro., 109 Mission
Phelps Manufacturing Co., 13 Drumm
Bolting Cloths.
[See also Agricultural Implements.]
Wagner Joseph, 113 Mission
Bone Charcoal Factory.
Ohlaudt N. 4 Co., Jersey nr Butte
Bonnet Bleachers.
Atlantic Straw Works. 132 Fourth
Excelsior Straw Works, 8H Howard
Pacific Straw Works, 33o Bush
Bonnets and Straw Coods.
[See Millinery Goods, etc.]
Bookbinders.
Althof k Bahls, 423 Clay
Bancroft A. L. i: Co., 721 Market
Bartling S Kimball, 605 Clay
BUSyUI EDWARD S CO., SE cor
Clay and Leidesdorff and SW cor
Sausom and t.V.m (see adv. register
of names, each aiternate page)
BUSWELL ALEXANDER, 521 Clay
(see adv. dept. page xlv)
Choynski Isaiah, 511 Market
HICKS D. i Co.. 643 Clay (see adv.
register of names page 778)
Laurent A., 526 Merchant
Leary A. J., 404 Sausom
MclNTYRE JOHN B., 509 Clay
Radius & Roesler, 420 Kearny
Rankin Charles E., 640 Clay
Swett D. L. 4c Co.. 522 Clay
Wheeler k Co.. 608 Sacramento
Anderson J. D.. 120 Fourth
Arnold E. F.. 427 Kearny
Bailey J. H., 1.613 Stockton
•Bancroft A. L. k Co.. 721 Market
Barkhaus F. W. & D.. 635 Kearny
♦Beach Chilion. 5 Montgomery
Bell W. H., 4 Sixth
Bell & Co., 639 Kearny
Blake S. C, 617 Montgomery
Boericke k Tafel (homeopathic), 234
Sutter „ , „
Bowles J., SE cor Leidesdorfl and Com
Brown F. A., 168 Second
Brueckner Jolm, 622 Clay
California Bible Society, 767 Market
Campbell Isaac, 304 Jackson
Clioynski Isidore N., 42 Second
ClintouH.M, 41!. Third
Cohen William, 946J Howard
Cooper J. K., 740 Market ^ ^ , „.
Droge G. F. C, N s Sixteenth bet Mis-
sion and First Av
Edwards R. M., 508 Montgomery
Femald W. H., IIOS Market
•Flood Michael (Catholic), 831 Market
Friedman Solomon, 1108 Stockton
Geisen Frederick, 158 Second
•Golly J- B., 31 Kearny
Hendrickson H.. 303 Washington
Hobbert Henry T., 155 Third
•Hodge John G. k Co.. 329 Sansom
Jeffcott Joseph. 10 Fifth
Kimball Charles P.. 613 Hayes
•Loomis W. E.. SE cor Washington
and Sansom
McCahe J. H. (theatrical), 332 Bush
MagillT W, 1020 Market
Methodist Book Depository, 761 Market
•MOORE HORACE H., 609 Mont-
gomery (see adv. register of names,
page 326)
•Mosse DAlva Mrs., 632 Washington
Pacific News Co , 1024 Market
•Payot, LTpiiain k Co. (foreign), 620
Washington
Pickett E. W., 530 Market
PrescottC. A., 408 Third
•ROMAN A. S CO., 11 Montgomery
Ross Honora, NE cor Washington and
Powell
Ryan Peter N. (Estate of), 40 Fourth
Seaders J. H. (stand), SW cor Davis and
Sharp William Jr., 23G Montgomery
Smith H. F. & Co., 300 Kearny
Snow Herman (spiritual), 319 Kearny
Stanley James. SW cor Wash and Bat
Still C. W.. 1024 Market
Vaughan F. . 602 Montgomery
Vosburgh W. (stand), SE cor Clay and
Kearny
•WHITE & BAUER, 413 Washington
(see adv. dept. page Ixii)
Boots and Shoes — Importers
and Wholesale.
Anderson S. S.. 543 Merchant
Deering J. H.. 30 Sansom
Einstein Brothers & Co.. 29 Battery
HECHT BROS- k CO.. 104 and 106 San
Hobart. Wood k Co., 15 Sansom
Morrill C. A., 315 Davis
O'Connor Hugh, 504 Market
Porter, Blum k Slessinger, 117 Battery
Rosenstock S. W. i Co., 32 Sansom
Rosenthal, Feder k Co., 18 Battery
Tirrell C. i P. H. Si Co., 419 Clay
Weaver k Taylor (rubber), 136 Mont
HECHT BROS. & CO.
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER,
104 AND 106 Sansom.
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Books Subscription Agenls.
Bancroft A. L. k Co.. 721 Market
Dewing Francis k Co.. 542 CaUiomia
Ford J. B. k Co.. 339 Keaniy
Garretson William k Co. (S. W. Dunn
k Co. agents). 629 Washington
KELLER HENRY i CO., 543 Clay (see
adv. dept. page 778)
Payot, Upbam k Co., 622 Washington
Roman A. k Co., 11 Montgomery
Shepard W. H., 414 Montgomery
White James T. k Co., 606 Clay
Booksellers.
[• Importers. See also Stationers ; also
News Agents, etc. j
I American Sunday School Union De-
pository. 757 Market
American Tract Society, 767 Market
A. ROMAN & CO.
MDorters and JoDliers of Books,
11 Montgomery.
Booksellers— law.
Whitney Sumner k Co., 613 Clay
Bancroft A. L. k Co., 721 Market
Boot Crimpers and Fitters.
Borde Julian, 6191 Stevenson
Collins J. J., 194 Stevenson
Fritche Joseph, 522 line
Hengler J. J., 522 Pine
Houghton Bourne, 625 Merchant
Lemperly C. W.. 612 California, rear
Pfeiffer i Rotenholber. 3 Gardner Alley
Pope C. W.. 202 Dupont
Thorpe R. H.. 619 Stevenson
Toomey Richard. 194 Stevenson
Waldeier Theodore 9 Noble PI
Boot and Shoe Findings.
(See Shoe Findings.]
Boots and Shoes— Makers and
Repairers.
Adler Lewis. 331 East
Allseits M., 2006 Folsom
Alsenz Jacob, 916 Post
Alt Christian. 608 Vallejo
Angerer Charles. 1118 Folsom
Axt Lndwig. 936 Howard
Bacigalupi John. 14f>4 Dupont
Barton James. 819 Battery
Beck Heun-. 1108 Market
Beez Frederick. 315 Bush
Behrendt William. 58 Third
Beiuert David. N s Sixteenth bet Va-
lencia and Mission
Bell Joseph F.. 4 Market
Beran Emanuel. 1608 Powell
Betger Edward, 740 Vallejo
Blake John, 974 Folsom
Blanc Stewart, 705 Battery
Blennerhassett John. 305 Fourth
Bloch William, 1033 Dupont
Blume Henry, 649 Merchant
Bodwell Joseph, NE cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Boido D., 1304 Stockton
Boisseau & Son, 324 Dupont
Borromeo Augustine. 432 Pacific
Bougingnon A.. 1034 Kearny
Branscheid William. 638 Commercial
Brill Henry. N s Shasta nr Michigan
Broderick T. J.. 112 Third
Buchan J.. E s Howard bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Buckley Patrick. 522 Pine
Buehler John F . 822 Montgomery
Burke William F.. 113 Sutter
Burkhardt George. 540 Washington
Burr John T, S 8 Bay bet Dupont and
Kearny
Cahalan John,Ws Valencia nr Twenty-
sixth
Callahan David, 128 Fifth
Cameron Donald, 215 Second
Carey M., 237 Jessie
Gary Maurice, 660 Mission
Carroll Michael, 646 Commercial
Cavagnaro F., 1516 Stockton
Cleary Patrick, 510 Mission
Collins Dennis, junction Market and
Valencia
Crane Jeremiah, 545 First
Cuflf Dennis, 769 Brannan
Defarrari Louis, 1333 Dupont
Demartini Gustav, 656 Pacific
Demells J. C , 234 Fourth
Dietle Christian, 235 Bu.sh
Distel & Bro.. 809 Kearny
Donovan Daniel. 1412 Stockton
Donovan Timothy. 231 Pacific
Dugan M. M.. NE cor Minna and
Fourth
Dunne George, 3 Central PI
Dunne James, 622 Mission
Dunne P. F., 3 Sutter
Ehret J. M., 416i Fourth
Ehrhom Carl. 405 Dupont
Ehrhom August. 204 Second
Eifert Conrad, 16 Sonora PI
Ei>pler A., 528 Bush
Fariey James, NE cor Hyde and Union
Farrell Michael J., 816 Market
Feehan John, 103 Fifth
Fehrenbach Joseph, 546 Mission
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Markt
, P.VAITSOHAAOE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Zearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
783
Fennell Henry, W s Mission nr Twenty-
third
Ferris David, 631 Merchant
Fischer William, 810 Washington
FishelM., 522 Piue
Fluegger J. C. 210 Brannan
Flynn James. 47 Second
Fogler George, NE cor Sixth and Stev
Foley Daniel, NE cor Howard and Steu
Foley Timothy, S a Sixteenth nr Sec-
ond Avenue
Ford John, 106 Pacific
Forsburg John, 507 Howard
Francis Joseph. 1*5 Market
Frick Christian. 938 Folsom
Friedel Frederick, 108 Steuart
Fritz William, 1325 Polk
Frohmann Susman. 24S Fourth
Gansberg Henry, 405 Broadway
Gassner V,. 437 Pine
Giblin William, 32 Seventh
Giurichiez G.. 13 Clay
Goepel Robert. 3 Mary Lane
Gtildman Solomon. 218 First
Goncalves Manuel, 614 Post
Gottleib Louis. 429 Dupont
Grady Michael. 628 Third
Graul Franz. ISIO Market
Gross Elkan, 406 Jackson
Grote August. 428 Broadway
Guerin xM.. 327 Bush
Gurtitjr Joho B.. 445 Jackson
Gutberlet Joseph, 546 Washington
Hager William, 820 Vallejo
Hiigerty James. 7 Eddy
Harris Abraham, 25 Pacific
H;irvey Patrick. 1009 Battery
Healy Thomas. 677 Mission
Heaney John. 405 Pacific
Heller Charles, Twenty-second nr How
Heninger G . 543 Merchant
Hertz Lerra, 410 Pacific
Hoerthom Charles, 543 Washington
Horner John. 226 Fourth
Hughes James 0., SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-fifth
Hunt William, N s Filbert nr Fillmore
Hurly Patrick, 1060 Howard
Hutchinson Andrew, 428 Dupont
Irmscher H , 520 Battery
Irwin John. 416 Market
Isaacs H,, 260 Third
.Ia<'. .bson Peter. 522 Pine
■T.ioiiues A . 445 Jackson
T iCMe R. H , NE cor Hayes andLaguna
J'.'hTison John, 75 Minna
Joiner W.. 623 Howard
Joseph Charles, 405 Kearny
Kast F. X.. 322 Bush
Katz Abraham. 44 Geary
Keenan Patrick. 213 First
KELLY P., 335 Bush and 124 Kearny
(see adv. back cover)
KeUy Patrick, U Sutter
Keimey John, 2 Tjler
Kenney Patrick. 235 Jackson
Kettny David, 223 Pacific
Kieman Thomas, 350 Fourth
Kmsman .T. L,. 503 Bush
Kirchner H. P, C. 419 Erannan
Klein Benjamin. 707 Broadway
Kiopper Henry, 121 Davis
Kohler Adam, 204 Steuart
Kommer Emanuel. 25 Geary
Kramer Francis. 219 Davis
Kramer Frederick. 81 Natoma
Kramer H. H-, 218 Commercial
Lackmau H . 255 Steuart
Laheminn L.. 522 Sixth
Lail. Anton, 906 Pacific
Laib Joseph. 1623 Post
Lamlrader D.. 303 Fell
Landsberg H., 32 Sixth
Lanouette E , 12 Taylor
Lehmann William, 229 Fifth
Lees Matts, 35 Sacramento
Lei()3ic L-, 616 Grove
Leiser John A., 302 Montgomery At
Lenou- Charles. 402 Third
Leouhardt Charles, 622 Commercial
Lester Charles. 12 Steuart
Lewis Selig, 663 Mission
Littau Joseph. 847 Clay
Lowbock William. 50 First
Lucke Henry, 648 Washington
Magnes A,, 32 Second
Magnes i Ero., 36 Fourth
Maguire John, 311 Pacific
Main Edward, 401 Folsom
Mandron Jacques, 723 Pacific
Martinelli B.. 802 Sansom
Mathews Thomas, 815 Battery
Matthison M.. 1S04 Powell
May John, 1504 Folsom
Mayers John, 1712 Leavenworth
McCarthy Patrick, 222 Jackson
McCowen H. A,. 311 Pine
McGettigan Patrick, 604 Mission
McGrath James, 416 Folsom
McKinney George. 29 Drumm
McNamara Michael, 509 Mission
McQuade John. 163 Jessie
Mehnert Ernst. 24 Washington
Meiners Rudolph. 202 Dupont
Merani Emileo. 1332 Dupont
Michael Gerson. 213 Pacific
Michael Gustave, 113 Pacific
Millaret Thomas. 528 Pacific
Millhouse John. 377 Jessie
Moebus Frederick. 6 Broadway
Moller Conrad. 431 Third
Moloney Patrick. 103 Fifth
Moore John, 1057 Folsom
Moore &. Murphy, 129 Sixth
Motta Cario, 541 Merchant
Moynihan L,, 410 Sixth
Muhl August. 1115 Dupont
Muhlner WiUiara. 403 O'Farrell
MuUer Frank, 242 Sutter
MuUer W. P.. 101 Jackson
Murphy Dennis, W s Folsom nr Nine-
teenth
Murphy John. 408 Jackson
Mmray James. 103 Fifth
Myer August. 347 Third
Nagel Jacob, 803 Market
Neary Bernhard. 85 Stevenson
NelhganW. H.. 305 Fifth
Nelson Peter, 5 Mission
Noble James. 633 Merchant
Nussa William, 1111 Dupont
OCaUaghan Richard, N s Mission nr
Twelfth
O'Connell William. 818 Howard
O'Peel Michael. 214 First
O'Reilly Thomas. SW cor Fifth and
Market
OToole James, 633 Davis
Obenauer Henry, 637 Post
Ohm F. A.. 430 Folsom
Owens Patrick, 114 Oregon
Palmer Charles. 77 New Mont
Pardini Eugene. 724 Wash.ngton
Parker & McRunnels, 414 Third
Perkins R., 643 Mission
: Perry Horace, 1043 Howard
Phillips Edward. 1112 Dupont
Pouzet C. 734 Montgomery
Price John, 522 Pine
Pringle G , 1015 Market
Qulnn Daniel. 227i Hayes
Reaume Framjois, 255 Third
Repenn Fred., 625 Commercial
Reubold M . 325 Bush
Rice Abraham, 314i Fifth
Rick G., 210 Washington
Rimasaa E , 720 Washington
Rixsinger P,. 1213 Pacific
Robitscher Samuel, 127i Seventh
Rohde & Peck. 509 Jackson
Rosenblum Philip, N s Sixteenth bet
Mission and Valencia
Rosenthal I.. 202 Pacific
Ross Alexander, 503 Hayes
Rowe C. L, 311 Pine
Rusack William. W b Railroad Av nr
Eleventh Av
Scalan J. M., 514 Fourth
Schade August, 506 Valencia
Schallehn August. 513 Bryant
Schath John. 31 Ellis
Schenkelberger F., 305 Sutter
Schmidt A.. 303 Jackson
Schneider M., 346 Seventh
Schneider P , 671 Howard
Schuerg George, N a Twenty-fourth nr
Harrison
Schultz John, 73 Minna
Shankey William. 122 Berry
Shaperer Nathan. 103 Jackson
Shea Michael. 89 Ninth
Sdva Joachim. 413 Drumm
Silverstein Louis, 228 Pacific
Simon Joseph. 818 Montgomery
Smj-th C. R , 45 Jackson
Solomon Thomas. SW cor Brannan and
Fourth
Spiridione Costre. 16 Clay
Staib Conrad. 932 Folsom
Stein George, 409 East
Stein Henry, 521 Pacific
Stevens William, 416 Third
Stevenson W. W., 26 Steuart
Strauss M , IS Fourth
Sullivan John. NE cor Jack and Bat
Swain J. H.. 214 Bush
Tate I. E..147 Post
Tellesen F-, 29 Stevenson
Tenuey Frank N.. 243 Third
Terrier Francis, 8 Anthony
Thouny Leon. 833 Pacific
Thumler Libegott. 6 Sacramento
Tobin John, 403 Stevenson
Tracy James, cor Berry and Ritch
Tracy Patrick, 207 Stevenson
Utschig Adolph. 657 Clay
Utschig John, 326 Bush
Valentine C. H., 52bi Fourth
Veitch Perrj", 609 Howard
Villemeur Joseph, 507 Jackson
Vogel C , 117 Leidesdorff
WaUauer W., 424i Broadway
Walmsley Robert, 957i Folsom
Walsh Michael. 414 OFarrell
Walsh Michael F., 905i Market
Walsh T F., 1129 Howard
Weber F. C. 754 Clay
Weber Gabriel, 638 Commercial
Wedel John M., 5 Quincy PI
Whalen M. H.. 24 Folsom
White M., 532 Commercial
White Thomas. 35 Pacific
Wienke C. 829 Folsom
Williams John, Mission nr Thirteenth
Williamson Thomas R., 835 Washington
Witte Emil, 7 Spring
Wogel Charles, 639 Broadway
Wright T. H., 233 Sixth
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
[See also Slipper Manufacturers.]
Buckingham & Hecht, NW cor Haight
and Go ugh
Burkhardt George, 540 Washington
Calisher & Jacobs (shoes), 515 Market
Dunbar Everett H.. 412 Market
Einstein Bros & Co.. 29 an<l 31 Battery
Emerson D. W. & Co. (shoes), 727 Mkt
Gutberlet Joseph, 546 Washington
Hamlin & Wescott, 216 Dupont
Irwin John (ladies' shoes), 416 Market
Jones Orin (ladies' shoes), 216 Dupont
Marks & Levinsky (shoes). 523 Market
Murphy Thomas, 419 Battery
Porter. Blum & Slessinger, 117 Battery
Rosenstock S. W. & Co., SE cor Bush
and Sansom
Studwick J E., 9571 Folsom
Sullivan John. NE cor Bat and Jack
Tirrell C. & P. H. & Co.. 419 Clay
LThl George & Bro.. 937 Market
Wentworth I- M, & Co., 15 Sansom
Wolf S , 511 Market
Youngclaus J. D., 335 Sutter
Chinese.
Choy Lun & Co.. 716 Sacramento
Folk G. Cron, 1 Tay
Hop Kee &. Co., 804 Sacramento
Hop Lung & Co., 738 Jackson
Hung Gee & Co.. 823 Clay
Lun Fat. 745 Commercial
QuongEatChongA Co. (shoes), 407 Com
Tong San & Co. 216 Sansom
Wing Hing Lung & Co., 708 Sacramento
Wo On Chung & Co., 411 Commercial
Boots and Shoes— Retail.
[•Importers.]
Adler Louis, 33 East
Bacigalupi John. 1404 Dupont
Bloch William. 1032 Dupont
Boldo Domenico, 1304 Stockton
Borromeo Augustine. 432 Pacific
Bourguignon A., 1034 Kearny
Broderick T. J.. 112 Third
*Burke William F.. 113 Sutter
Burkhardt George. 540 Washington
Bums Henry, 210 Third
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co.. 804
Market
Cohn Jacob, 103 Pacific
Coyle Henry, 532 Third
Deasy Bros . 126 Third
Donovan Daniel. 1412 Stockton
Dugan Mark M., NE cor Fourth and
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JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 513 Mont. cor. Merchai
784
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EhretJ. M.. 416^ Fourth
Ehrhorn August, 204 Second
Ehrhom Carl, 405 Dupont
Essmann E., 714 Montgomery
FishelM., 522 Pine
Fluegger J. C, 210 Brannan
Foley T, S 3 Sixteenth nr Second At
Ford John, 106 Pacitic
Fritach W., Mission nr Twenty-ninth
Frohmann Susman, 246 Fourth
Gansberg H.. 405 Broadway
Garrett P.. 312 Pacific
Gross Elkan, 400 Jackson
*Gueriu M., 327 Bush
Harper Ann, S s Fifteenth Av near Q
Healey Dennis A.. 848 Market
HeickC. 508 Fourth
Heim k Hepp, 746 Market
Hertz L.. 410 Pacific
*Hiuflers Henry, 332 Kearny
Hoertkoni Charles. 543 Washington
Howe H. W., 1139^ Pacific
*Hnghes John R., 13 Kearny
Isaacs H., 260 Third
Joseph Charles. 403 Kearny
*Kast F. X., 322 Bush
Kehoe Peter T., 238 Third
•KELLY PATRICK. 335 Bush and
124 Kearny (see adv. back cover)
*Koenig Anton. 505 Montgomery
Knhler &. Maier, 836 Kearny
Komnier E., 25 Geary
Laib Antoin. 906 Pacific
Landsberg Herman, 32 Sixth
Leddy John, 123 Fourth
Leiser John A.. 302 Montgomery Av
Lesser Isaac Mrs., 216 Sixth
Levy Adolph, 19 Second
Light>mrne S., 9 Kearny
Lissman Isaac. 132 Keamy
Lowenstein Isaac, 931 Kearny
Lucier J., SE cor Mission and Sixth
*Lucke Henry, 648 Washington
MacNamara A., 12 Fifth
Magnes Abraham, 32 Second
May John, 1504 Folsom
Mayers John, 1712 Leavenworth
Maynard k Jones, 238 Keamy
McAdam M., 134 Third
McKay Edward. 336 Fourth
McKiimon Thomas A , 1319 Pacific
Meiners R.. 202 Dupont
Michael G,. 213 Pacific
Moller C, NE cor Third and Silver
Monnin Bros,, 804 and 820 Keamy
*Monniii J. B., 616 Washington
Moore John. 1U57 Folsom
Morton J. R., 904 Market
Mosbacher G., 212 Stemirt
Nagel Jacob. 803 Market
Newdorflfer Henry, 516 Commercial
Nolan Eros,. 738 Market
NoltemeierF. W., 131 Second
f >"Reilly & Thomas, cor Fifth and Mkt
Orth Adam, 810 Market
Pahl Richard, 77 Fourth
Palmer Charles. 77 New Montgomery
Par.lini E,. 724 Washington
Parker & McRurmels, 414 Third
I'erry Horace, 1043 Howard
Phillips Edward. 1112 Dupont
Phipps k Flenniken, 724 Montgomery
Piene k Heilrich, 1422 Stockton
Reaunie Frani.'oi8. 255 Third
ReuboldM.. 325 Bush
Rimassa Emanuel, 720 Washington
Roseublmu Joseph. 399 Hayes
Rosenblimi P., NE cor First Av and
Sixteenth
Rosenzweig Philip, 1029 Dupont
Rosa Alexander, 503 Hayes
Scharmauu George, 1220 Polk
SchellerR,. 19 Third
Schwerdt k Adler. 22 Sixth
Silverstone Harris, 228 Sixth
Staib Conrad, 932 Folsom
Stevens WiUjam, 416 Third
Stevens & Dugan, 42 Sixth
Strauss Moses. 18 Fourth
Sullivau James. 41 Sixth
Tracy James, cor Berry and Ritch
Tracy John J., 624 Broadway
Trautvetter Andrew, 2515 Mission
ITil George & Brother. 937 Market
I'nhalt Julius, 1505 Stockton
IHschig Adolph. 657 Clay
Utschig John, 32fi Bush
*VAN SGHAACK C. P, & CO,, 710
Kearny (see adv, register of names,
each alternate page)
Walsh Jerome. Twentieth nr Folsom
Walsh Michael, 27 Third
Weber Gabriel. 638 Commercial
*Werlin John G,. 617 Keamy
AVhite Matthew, 532 Commercial
Wilkinson William. 1216 Polk
Wood John, 410i Sixth
Borax.
California Borax Co., 330 Pine
Pacific Borax Co., 621 Sansom
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
Stevenot E. K. & Co. (Columbus Re-
finery), SW cor Chestnut and Pow
Bottle Covers.
Dorr & Cooley, 119 Washington
Waring Ira S. (maker). 119 Wash
Watson k Co.. 319 Battery
Bottle Dealers,
[See also Junk Dealers.]
Bninier Eugene, 1133 Dupont
Cerini Frank. 207 Davis
Reed & Bryson. 525i Fourth
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
Tomasini Giuseppe, 121 Washington
Waufih Alexander & Co., 26 Main
Bottlers.
\See also Ale and Porter.]
Armstrong James, SW cor Folsom and
Fourteenth
McDermott William. 12U Howard
Pjiie T, J., NE cor Fifth and Natoma
Slorah Edward C. 708 Sansom
Swan Brewery Co., SE cor Fifteenth
and Dolores
Bowling: Alleys.
Breidenstein Lnuis. 310 Francisco
Hinrichs k Co., 331 East
Kahn J.. 416 Pme
Gardner & Koster, 905 Keamy
Lehnliardt Charles. 403 Pine
Sullivan William, 733 Howard
Box Makers— Cigars.
California Cigar Box Manufactixring
Co., N 3 Berry nr Fourth
Kloppenburg k Klatt, 132 Beny, office
324 Clay
Korbel F. k Bros., 437 Brannan, office
311 Battery
Waldstein Abraham, 241 King, office
320 Battery
Boxes— Fancy.
Hendrickson George B., SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
Box Makers— Jewelry,
Breidenstein Leonliardt, 1209 Keamy
Lochbaum A. H,. 134 Sutter
Thieke Charles, 523 Keamy
Box Makers— Packing.
Cook Brothers, Berry bet Third and
Fourth
Gihnan B. F., 719 Dmmm
Hobbs. Pomeroy & Co., U and 13 Beale
Myers. Weighel & Co., SE cor Seven-
teenth and Shotwell
Racouillat L. k Co,, 481 and 483 Brannan
San Francisco Co-operative Box Facto-
ry, Berry bet Third and Fourth
Swan G. W. &. Co., 114 Spear
Box Makers— Paper.
Walzman Max, 539 Market
M'enipe .t Brothers, 569 Market
Wochler WiUiam, 311 Phie
Box Makers- Tin.
[See also Stoves and Tinware.]
Austm B. C, 520 Washington
Elder k Dobbie. 624 Clay j
Osgood & Stetson, 115 Front I
Box Makers— Treasure*
Bergson Ole, 537 Sacramento
Brackets— Gas.
Day Thomas. 335 Pine
McNally & Hawkins, 332 Pine
Nye & Atcheson, 315 Pine
Prior James K., 730 Montgomery
Braiding— Manufacturer of.
Daunenhei^ Joseph, 125 Sansom
Brand Manufacturers*
[See also Stencil Cutters,]
Hoffman & Schenck, 414 Sacramento
TRUWORTHY FRANCIS M , 318
Front (see adv. dept. page xlii)
WOOD GEORGE M.. k Co., 120 Post
Brass Founders— Finishers*
[See also Coppersmiths.]
Baud Frank, 522 Fulton
Bree Thomas W. k Co., 542 Mission
California Brass Foundry. 125 First
Clark W. D. k Co., 20 Fremont
Dobrzensky Morris. 417 Mission
GARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 8)
Greenberg k Co. . 205 Fremont
KALLENBERG T., 32 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 20)
Laswell M. D,, 747 Mission
Martinelli & ParticeUi, 1011 Market
Stott James, cor Utah and Twenty-
fourth
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First (see
adv. dept. page 10)
Bread Manufacturers.
[See Bakers.]
Brewers.
Adams Jacob (Broadway). 637 Broadway
Anstett & Grogan (Lafayette), 725
Green
Armstrong James, SW cor Folsom and
Fourteenth
Blankenhom F. (Gennania), NW cor
Mason and Broailway
Brekle G. (Golden City), 1431 Pacific
Chrest John C, San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
FauBs Otto k Co. (Willows), SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Fortmann F. k Co, (Pacific), 271 Tehama
Frauenholz k Co. (Bavaria). Montgom-
ery Av bet Vallejo and Green
Freaderek WiUiam A. (Jackson), 1432
Mission
Gluck k Hansen (National), SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Hafner Bertha Mrs, (New York), SW
cor ShotweU and Eighteenth
Hess Christian (Union), 326 Clementina
Hillebrandt k Co. (Enterprise). 2019 Fol
Hoelscher & Garms (South S, F.), cor
Railroad Av and Fourteenth
Homeier Max (Weiss Beer). 511 Green
LYON k CO. (Empire), 159 Jessie and
(Lyon). N s Chestnut nr Mason (see
adv. opp, page)
Mason k McGregor (Mason's), 527 Chest-
nut
Merrifield & Rosener (Star), SE cor
Eleventh and Folsom, office 125 Cal
Metzler Charies (Golden Gate), 713
Greenwich
Noethig & Turk (Humboldt), S s Mission
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
NibV^: Jacob k Co. (Chicago). 1420 Pine
Nunan Matthew (Hibemia). S s How-
ard bet Eighth and Ninth
San Francisco Stock, SE cor Powell
and Francisco
Schuster F, (Railroad). E s Valencia
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Schwarz & Matt (North Beach), NE cor
Powell and Chestnut
Schweitzer k Bro. (Eureka), 235 First
SPRECKELS k CO. (Albany), 73 Ev-
erett (see adv. dept. page xxrii)
Streuli John J. (Swiss), 414 Dupont
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Marke
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Nos. 149 to 161 Jessie St., bet. 2d and 3d, San Francisco.
Wm, H. Lyon.
John Harrold.
BiEWEiS mi MiLSTEii.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
Cream Ale-XXX Ale-Porter.
t),»^l''i?'«?"r'''"^ °J ""' «.PP'"-'""'t>' of thanking our numerous custom.rs in all part- of
H^L^ w i "'"' ^'!'""'""«f «"• "'6 very liberal patronage extended to us. Having more
*^r" ±"^'f r"i r??''"F ^°' "" ^'"'"f^cture of ALE and PORTEK, by the pur.-haTe and
enlargement of additional extensive premises, and by the introduction of improved machinery,
,fr ril„r"''^,T 1 V ' ^"'"='i'^ '^""'immnce of the support hitherto attorded u., assuring
((.'ends and the public that their orders will always receive promptand courteous attention.
.'V\- ,"[ u"- ■"? g"""'""*"" 'o ''eep in any part of the world equally as well as the
.rted English, the price being about one-half. LYON & CO.
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. ; P.VAITSCHAACK&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 7H, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS D I R E C T O E Y.
785
Swan Brewery Co., SE cor Fifteenth
ami Dolores
Trenschel G. A. (Fredericksburg), 621
Brannan
Wahmuth H. & Co. (Hayes Valley), 612
Grove
Vranneumacher& Kronnenberg (United
States). NE cor McAllister and
Frauklin
■Weyand & Kasche (Bay), 612 .Seventh
WIELAND ..TOHN (Philadelphia), 234
Second (see adv dept. page Ixxxviii)
Wreden Clans & Co. (Washington), SE
cor Lombard and Taylor
Brewers' Materials.
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacramento
Neiss & Ebert, 415 Sacramento
Scherr F., 511 Sacramento
Watson & Co., 319 Battery
Briek .'Hannfnctnrers.
[See also Fire BriclL]
Bonnet B.. 402 Montgomery
Buckley William, N s Green nr Polk
CaUfomia Brick Co., 507 Montgomery
Heigler Hermann. N s Seventeenth nr
Sanchez
Hunter i Shackleford, 402 Montgomery
Mallon Patrick, 1134 Folsom
Patent Brick Co., 513 Montgomery
Piper Jerome B , Commercial St. Wharf
Eenullard Brothers, office NE cor Kear-
ny and Bush
Tobm Thomas D. (agent). 333 Mont
Turner i- Harvey (dealers), WsEastbet
Jackson and Pacific
Bridge Builders.
Fulton John A.. 115 Olive Av
HALLIDIE A S. (wire), 113 Pine (see
adv. dept. page xlviii)
Martin W. H. i Co , 7 Spear
PacLflo Bridge Co., N s Berry bet Third
and Fourth, office 606 Montgomery
Swett F. P., Pier 15 Steuart
Britannia Ware.
HELBIJJG k STRAUS, NE cor Bat-
tery and Pine (see adv. dept. page
Xlviii)
Lawton O. & Co., 611 Market
Nathan B. & Co., 540 Kearny
Sande son S Brother, 310 Battery
Swain R. A_ & Co., 202 Sansom
Brokers BnlUon.
Hickoi 4 Spear, 546 Sacramento cor
Montgomery
Richon Nicholas, 611 Commercial
Reichling F. 4c Co., 400 Montgomery
Sutro Chajrles, 415 Montgomery
Brokers— Drug.
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Newman 4 Bennett, 411 Washington
STEELE JAMES G. i CO., 521 Mont
Brokers— General.
Abbott O., 302 Sansom
Barnard I. D, 224 Montgomery
Barris Laveme. 302 Mort^omery
Boj-nton Underbill, 402 Montgomery
Bugbee S. W., 402 Montgomery
Chick George H., 302 Montgomery
Cosgrove i Co., 507 Montgomery
Crane E. J., 213 Sansom
Dahl & Dennison. 432 Montgomery
De Kirwan M,, 137 Montgomery
Foye W. H, 319 Kearny
Ganz & Co , 434 Montgomery
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
GOODHIND RICHARD & Co., 429
Montgomery
Heringhi B., 306 Montgomery
Hoburg W. H., 422 Montgomery
Kenny & Van Dusen. 426 Kearny
Koster J. & Co., 623 Merchant
Lee Si Leeds, 331 Kearny
Lj-nch Joseph A., 402 Front
Marks Edmund. 416 Montgomery
Martinon A.. 420 Montgomery
Menu J. H.. 522 Montgomery
Moll C. W., 74 Montgomery Block
O'Keeffe Francis P., 236 Montgomery
Steinbach R., 729 Montgomery
Stewart George, 702 Market
Suskind Ernest, 413 California
Taylor W. S., 420 Montgomery
Todd John M., 108 LeidesdorfE
Tucker J. A., 101 Montgomery
Von Rbein & Hyland, 106 Montgomery
Brokers— Grain.
Bamett M. S., 210 Davis
Cerkel Wolf, 111 Battery
Crosby George, 216 DaWs
Elliott A. T., 214 California
Hughes H.. 225 Front
Lankershim I., 5 Battery
Richards O. S., NE cor Front and Clay
Brokers— Bouse.
Barnard I. D., 224 Montgomery
Berry & Capp, 418 Montgomery
Bryan E. H., 523 Kearny
Chapin George W.. 432 Montgomery
Coe John T., 523 Kearny
Dahl &. Dennison, 432 Montgomery
Daly & Hawkins, 220 Montgomery
Duff & Brokaw, 512 Montgomery
Edwards George, 317 California
Johnston & Gonzalez, 228 Montgomery
Madison & Burke, 316 Montgomery
O'Keeffe Francis P.. 236 Montgomery
Pf orr John, 6 Montgomery
Brokers— Insurance.
Baird Andrew 316 California
BaU Thomas A., 410!, California
Barber John N., 531 CaUlornia
Cottrell Edward M., 409 Cahfomia
Desmond J. J., 14 Merchants' Exchange
Dick B. C, 315 California
Eisfelder William, 108 Battery
Fletcher R, F., 215 Sansom
Frank William, 425 California
Freeman J. A, Russ House
Fuller Orlando, 14 Merchants' Exch
Oamiss James R., 425 California
Gehricke Otto F., 207 Sansom
Ginzburger A., 315 CaUfomia
Greenhood Moritz, 302 Sansom
Hagan i Manhenn, 316 California
Hawes & Snow, 317 California
Kelsey Melville, 425 California
Lindermau Dell, 426 Montgomery
Lowe B. F., 331 Montgomery
Magill R. H., 406 California
Mayer & Belden, 313 California
Mercado Felix Mrs., 2421 Buchanan
MitcheU J. C, 425 CaUfomia
Moor J. B., 320 California
Munsell James Jr., 224 Sansom
Pink Henry, 133 Sansom
Reichard A. L. , 13 Merchants' Exchange
Schubart E., 201 Caliform'a
Stemberger Bros., 318 California
Swain & Brown, 224 .Sansom
Von Ehein & Hyland, 105 Montgomery
Zadig Philip, 415 Montgomery
Brokers— Merchandise.
Beck D. L., 405 Front
Biggs Abel R., 427 Front
Blum Isidor (furniture), 310 Pino
Bluxome fc Co., 323 Front
Burt J. Gus., 405 Front
B)-me Thomas, 321 California
Clifford George, 402 Front
Cotfee Frank L., 230 California
David Jules, 406 Battery
Dolheguy B., 502 Battery
Gibson Weston. 402 Front
Gore B. B., 318 Front
Hagan & Manheim, 316 California
Hestres Emil. 202 California
Hochkoffler Rudolph. 207 Front
Holden S. P., 321 Front
Hugg Henry, 201 California
Jetfray William, 7 Merchants' Exch
Jennings John, cor Townsend and Ja-
pan
Jones Charles C, 214 Sacramento
Lynch J. A., 402 Front
Lyon Louis, 125 Sansom
Marsh H. P., 316 Clay
Mason Thomas, 418 Sacramento
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
Pavillier L. A., 526 Front
Richardson 4 Field. 214 California
Rosenheim A., 320 Da^is
Sabatie Philip G., 623 Sansom
Steinberger Bros., 318 California
Stoddard Samuel B., 318 Front
Stowell William H. , 214 California
Teller J. D. P., 405 Front
Wadsworth W. R. & Son, 402 Front
Wilde J, M., 405 Front
Brokers— Jllnlng.
Aitkin Robert, 432 Montgomery
AUenberg Charles, 438 California
Ashby Mark T., 402 Front
Ashhy Wilson, 402 Front
Atwill i Co., 240 Montgomery
Bateman Isaac C, 419 California
Boyd John F., 419 California
Brewster Rolla F., 312 Montgomery
Brown L. D., 302 Montgomery
Buckingham Charles E., 315 California
Callaway Oliver P., 315 California
Canavan Matthew, 224 California
Carter Julian F,, 330 Pine
Case Isham, 402 Montgomery
Ca.ssell John F.. 402 Montgomery
Catherwood Edwin C, 418 California
Cook Seth, 406 Montgomery
Cooper James B., 315 California
Cox Arthur P., 24 .Merchants' Exch
Cox Byron E., 200 Sansom
Cronise W. H. V., 409 California
Donnell W. M., 318 California
Drake Frank, 302 California
Drew Charles S., 411i California
Dyer Joseph P., 318 California
Easterby A. Y., 331 Montgomery
English Joseph M., 116 LeidesdorfE
Ferris David C, 418 California
Ferris L. W., 418 CaUfomia
Field S. C, 504 Keamy
Fitch T. S., 535 California
Gailhard John P., 330 Pine
Gashwiler J. W., 438 California
Geisse George F. , 302 Montgomery
Gillette M. G., 401 California
Goodwin Lewis, 419 California
Graves Robert N., 406 Montgomery
Gray William H. , 417 California
Grayson George W., 509 California
Green Edmund, 312 Montgomery
Greenman J. F., 438 California
Grimes George T., 240 Montgomery
Holt Ziba, 330 Pine
Hosmer Daniel M., 116 Leidesdorff
Janin Henry, Occidental Hotel
Jewell Tnmian E., 507 Montgomery
Livingston James M., 331 Montgomery
MorrUl Charles, 402 Montgomery
Noon J. J., 30 California
Reed (Charles, 103 Leidesdorff
Skidmore W. A, 611 Clay
TreadweU George A., 531 California
Tripp E. & D. K. & Co., 504 Keamy
Von Jeinsen Emst, 606 Montgomery
Walrath A., 402 Front
Brokers- Money and Stocks.
[" Dealers United States, State, Cotmty,
etc.. Securities.]
Ainsworth A. G., 415 Montgomery
Armstrong John L., 434 Montgomery
AjTes John G., 426 Montgomery
Baker John B., 424 Montgomery
Baldridge J. E., 404 Montgomery
Baldridge Michael, 432 Montgomery
BarreU Samuel, 422 Montgomery
Barton S. M. £ Co., 238 Montgomery
Beales John T., 712 Montgomery
Bear S., 140 Montgomery
Benjamin Moses H., 430 California
•Berggren August, 406 Montgomery
"Boas J. , 420 Montgomery
Bogart J. M., 402 Montgomery
Bonynge C. W., 402 Montgomery
BosweU S. B. & Co., 411 California
Bourne J. B, 409 California
Bradford T. D., 600 Montgomery
Brooks & Lee, 416 Montgomery
Brown J. M., 422 Montgomery
Budd W. C. i Co., 440 California
Biu-Ung & Bro., 323 CaUfomia
Burtsell John M., 106 LeidesdorfE
Cahill E. 4 Co., 406 Montgomery
Callaghan, Lj-nch i Co., 110 LeidesdorfE
•Cantin & Everett, 313 California
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Cheesman, Head Jk Thombiirgh, 413
Montgomery
Child k Maguire. 433 California
Claiissenius George. 521 Sacramento
Co;^Mn James, 317 California
"Cohn & Frank, 418 Montgomery
Coit Howard B,, 411i California
Culeman J. W., 435 California
Conger C. C, 330 Pine
Cope. Uliler & Co.. 503 California
Coursen G. A., 434 Montgomery
CrocktT J. H., 215 Sanfsom
Cronise William H. V.. 409 California
Damon J, E., 607 Montgomery
Davidson Jacob, 311 Battery
De Greayer S.. 5 Leidesdorff
Deane Coll, 309 California
Den N. C. V.. 422 Montgomery
Dore Benjamin, 512 Sacramento
Duncan William L., 424 Montgomery
Duncan William T., 405 California
Eyre Edward E., 424 Montgomery
Erwin J- W., 405 Kearny
Famam Edward, 434 Montgomery
Fay Philip 8,. 420 Montgomery
Femald Joseph S.. 426 California
Finlayson James R,. 534 California
Fisk Asa (note). 240 Montgomery
Fitch J. R,, 411 California
Flagg Henry H.. 420 Montgomery
Flugge Carl, 415 Montgomery
Ford J, C. 420 Montgomery
Foster William H. Jr.. 321 California
Fox Charles W.. 408 Montgomery
Franks Frederick, 331 Montgomery
Gautier Eugene, 424 Montgomery
Gladwin William H., 410i California
Glazier I. & Co . 412 California
Glover G. F. M., 430 California
GOODHIND RICHARD & CO., 429
Montgomery (see adv. dept. p. il)
Green Jolm A.. 418 Montgomery
Greenbaura L. & Co.. 306 Montgomery
Hale. Page & Co., 14 Merchants' Exch
Hall Edward F. & Co., 410 California
Hall k Charles. 408 Montgomery
Hart T H.. 319 California
Hart T. R,, 319 California
Harvey Charles, 108 LeidesdorfT
Hassey Francis A., 402 Montgomery
Hawkins James E,. 30l3 Montgomery
Henriques David, 106 Leidesdorff
Herr James J., 417 California
Hickox & Spear, 546 Sacramento
Higgiua Edward & Co., 405 California
Higgins Si Conkling. 425 California
Hill & Kilgour, 403 California
Hoare C. W.. 420 Montgomery
Hoitt Ira G., 421 Montgomery
Holmes A, & Co., 600 Montgomery
HoltZ.. 330 Pine
Hopkins C. H,. 434 Montgomery
Hopkins & Haley, 410J California
Howard H. Charles, 41U California
Hubbard & Johnson. 319 California
Hull M, J., 200 Montgomery
Hunt John L., 331 Montgomery
Husaey James L., 421 Montgomery
H>Tieman Samuel. 408 California
Ives G. I., 402 Montgomery
Jacobs M. I. k Co., 2 8 Montgomery
Jones J. H. & Co., 509 California
Keene James R., 435 California
Kenney C. A., 411 California
Kent Richard F., 404 Montgomery
King Joseph L., 434 California
Kinsey A. G., 106 Leidesdorff
Klopdustine Joseph. 422 Montgomery
Kreider F. L.. 330 Pine
Latham James H. k Co., 411 California
Lawton Franklin, 411i California
•Levy Jacob, 420 Montgomery
Levy M,. 507 Montgomery
Little J. T., 405i California
Lissak A. H. Jr.. 409 California
Lissak k Knox. 409 California
Logan Henry C, 106 Leidesdorff
Loveland L. F., 108 Leidesdorff
Lynch J. W., 312 California
Mahony J. H., 413 California
Marina J. De Sta . 409 California
Marks Eli, 419 California
Martin M. S,, 426 Montgomery
McCombe John. 507 Montgomery
McDonald M. J., 215 Sansom
McDonald M. L., 513 California
McHaffie J.. 408 California
McKenty Jixckson, 413 California
*Merzbach Julius, 530 Montgomery
•Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
Meyer Jonas, 212 Pine
Meyer M,. 212 Pine
Mohrhardt P. F., 411i California
Moore J. M , 77 Montgomery Block
*Moritz Mandel, 306 Montgomery
•Newburger E, k Co., 434 Montgomery
Koble H- H & Co., 435 California
"O'Connor Thomas, 512 Montgomery
Owen J. H., 423 California
Page R- C. k Co., 405S California
•Parker Charles H,, 304 Montgomery
•Parker Jonas M., 609 Sacramento
Parker k Fry, SE cor Leidesdorff and
Halleck
Parmelee George E., 424 Montgomery
Peckbam E. L,, 413 California
Peckham E. P.. 413 California
•Peltret Peter G,, 317 Battery
Perkins H., 434 Montgomery
Perry John Jr.. 106 Leidesdorff
Peyser Herman, 719 Montgomery
Plume J. V. & Co . 319 California
Plummer H. W-. 432 Montgomery
Poulterer Thomas J.. 409 California
Reynolds W. T,, llli Leidesdorff
Rich Da\nd, 422 Montgomery
•Richon Nicholas. 611 Commercial
Robbins E. V., 413 California
Roberts D. S,. 423 California, rear
Robinson T., 415 Montgomery
Rogers R, F., 331 Montgomery
•Romero & Aguirre, NE cor California
and Kearny
Rose L- S., 415 Montgomery
•Rupin B,, 222 Montgomery
•Salomon Jacob, 502 Kearny
Sanborn Theodore C, 316 Sangom
Schmiedel, Hochstadter k Co., SW cor
California and Sansom
Schmitt C. A.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
•Schraitt Joseph L., 6 Merchants' Exch
•Schmitt Mamice. 6 Merchants' Exch
Shawhan J. E.. 432 Montgomery
Sherwood B. F. k Co.. 406^ California
Shotwell Joseph M., 302 Sansom
Smiley George W.. 444 California
Smiley T. J. L,, 310 Montgomery
Smith Edwin L.. 302 Montgomery
Snowball R. Y., 106 Leidesdorff
Spence A. H., 228 Montgomery
Stark John, 411 i California
Steinhart S,, 413 California
Stoutenborough k Hall, 401 California
•Sutro Charles, 415 Montgomery
Sweet H. A., 236 Montgomery
Taylor William S,, 420 Montgomery
Todd J. M.. 108 Leidesdorff
Trask J. L., 306 Montgomery
Turnbull Walter k Co.. 410i California
•Twing D. H. k Co., 404 Montgomery
Van Brunt & Robbins, 408 California
Vimont, Hughes & Co., 426 Montgomery
Vincent C, 424 Montgomery
•Webster k Smith, 310 Montgomery
•Weihe August, 400 Montgomery
West Harry R., 240 Montgomery
Wilke F. E., 411 Cahfornia
Wiihams William H., 41U California
Winans John C, 319 California
•Wiswell Thadeus, 626 Montgomery
Wolf Frederick. 422 Montgomery
Wood H. P., 331 Montgomery
Wood J. H,, 64 Merchants' Exchange
Woods k Freeborn. 317 California
Wright W. H., 420 Montgomery
Zimia L. A., 106 Leidesdorff
Brokers— Patent.
Dewey k Co.. 224 Sansom
Smith C. W. M.. 415 Montgomery
Varicas L., 425 Kearny
Wiester k Co., 17 New Montgomery
Brokers— Produce.
[See Flour; also Merchants— Produce
Commission.]
Brokers—Beal Estate.
Abrams S,. 310 Montgomery
Ahumada J. M., 631 Sacramento
Allen k Prior, 434 Montgomery
AJpers, Koster k Co., 306 Montgomery
Alvarado Frederico. 708 Montgomery
Anderson John, cor Solano and Dela-
ware
Atkins Henry B., SE cor O'Farrell and
Jones
Ayres & Hopkins, 531 California
Badlam Alexander Jr., 418 Montgomery
Barnard Isaac D.. 224 Montgomery
Barry Edward, 415 Montgomery
BARTLETT k RANDOLPH. 12 Mont-
gomery
Baumann H. H.. 502 Montgomery
BERRY k CAPP. 418 Montgomery
Beveridge & Ashton, 621 Sansom
Bibbins & Co., 402 Kearny
Blaikie James L., 507 Montgomery
Bovee William H., 238 Montgomery
Bowman A W., 200 Sansom
Brandon William k Co.. 432 Mont
Erocklebank M. T.. 330 Pine
Browne J. Ross. 87 Montgomery Block
Bums B. P., 19 Montgomery Block
Butler Matthew, 236 Montgomery
California Real Estate Co., 208 Mont-
gomery
California Land Investment Co. (lim-
ited), 330 Pine
Callaway Oliver P., 315 California
Chapin George W., 432 Montgomery
Collins Joseph C, 610 Merchant
Congdon George, 430 Montgomery
Conner John W., 604 Merchant
Coon H. P., 406 California
Corryell J, R., 437 Pine
Cosgrove k Co.. 507 Montgomery
Coy Frank, 430 Montgomery
Crane Erwin J., 215 Sansom
Cunningham F., 612 Merchant
Cutter H, T. 523 Montgomery
Dahl B. F, & Co., 434 Montgomer-C
Dahl k Dennisson. 432 Montgomery
Daly Felix. 5 Post
DALY k HAWKINS, 220 Montgom-
ery
Dam k Myers, 626 Montgomery
Damon J. E-, 607 Montgomery
De Kirwan Marc, 137 Montgomery
De Paaa James M. 331 Montgomery
De Vercy A. F.. 515 California
Dockendorff George, 606 Sacramento
Dore Mainice k Co., 3'26 Pine
Duff k Brokaw, 512 Montgomery
Eakins Peter A., 230 Kearny
Easton A. S.. 302 Montgomery
Ellis <»eorge \V., 504 Kearny
Fay Philip S., 420 Montgomery
Field S. C. 504 Kearny
Fisher Charles, 410i California
Fitch Henry S. k Cfo.. 535 California
Frank & Westheimer, 306 Montgomery
Friedman Joseph S., 607 Washington
Frontin Joseph, 238 Montgomery
Fuller A. L., 432 Montgomery
Ganz k Co., 434 Montgomery
Garvey James P., 426 California
Garvey William V., 636 Clay
Gately M.. 720 Market
Gildemeester J. P. H.. 113 Mont Block
Giselman William, 636 Clay
Giveiis Robert R., 402 Montgomery
Godchaux Jacques, 421 Montgomery
Goerner G. k Co.. 523 Kearny
Goldman J. A., 518 Sansom
Grattan William H., 6 Montgomery Av
Greenberg H,. 306 Montgomery
Gunn William J.. 410 Montgomery
Gurnee Clinton, 306 Pine
Hahn John, 502 Montgomery
Hamill k Swim, 329 Montgomery
Hancock S.. 256 Montgomery
Hill John, 236 Montgomery
Hoburg W. H., 422 Montgomery
Holt T. H. k Co., 308 Montgomery
Imhaus k Co., 609 Sacramento
Irvine Robert. 330 Pine
James Charles A,. 402 Montgomery
Jenkins T. H., 331 Montgomery
Jobson Wmiam Gihon. 238 Mont
Johnston & Gonzalez, 228 Montgomery
Kane David, 422 Montgomery
Kenny k Van Dusen, 426 Kearny
Kirchhoff H. L.. 635 Kearny
Klumpke J. G., 432 Montgomery
Kopsch A. J., 604 Merchant
Kurtz John, 32 Merchants" Exchange
Landry Norbert, 612 Commercial
Laporte Jean B., 402 Montgomery
Lee k Leeds. 331 Kearny
Lefflngwell William, 331 Montgomery
Leonard Willard, 408 California
Levy k Levitzky. 306 Montgomery
Lewis John B., 409 Bryant
Lewis Thomas B., 436 California
Lillie Lewis, 651 Clay
Lindsey William. 422 Montgomery
MOEG-AN & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oyster
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstatHslied 1862.
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Little John T., 405i California
Livemiore O., 526 Slontgomery
Luty F. E,. 597 Montgomery
Luty John S., 507 Montgomery
Lyle J. B.. fi08 Market
Madison k. Burke, 316 Montgomery
Magee Thomas. 310 Montgomery
Malatesta Nino. 515 California
Martel J. L., 635 Clay
Martinon A . 420 Montgomery
McAfee L r , 411* California
McEIroy R.ibcTt. 2-24 Montgomery
McLean i Hardy. 408 California
Menu J. H , 522 Montgomery
Merle Peter, S2t) Green
Mi'idlet.)n John k Son. 310 Mont
Miles Paul. 606 Montgomery
Milliken Isaac T., 302 Montgomery
Montgomery St. Real Estate Co., 330
Pine
Moore Justin P.. 426 California
Moran & Co.. 605 Sacramento
Morgenstem M.. 206 Montgomery
Morison 8. A.. 62i5 Montgomery
Morrill A. J.. 420 Montgomery
Mo.^ley C. G,. 238 Montgomery
Mu.ige T. A.. 410i California
MuH'hy A_, 330 Pine
Miuitliy & Hanks. 724i Market
Nicol William. 605 Sacramento
O'Brien & Ward. 610 Montgomery
OKeeffe F. P.. 236 Montgomery
Oakley R O. & Co., 422 Montgomery
Olneys & Middleton, 310 Montgomery
Osborn Gei^rge W.. 430 Montgomery
Parker & Co.. 635 Sacramento
Pendletoh k Churchill. 513 Mont
Perrin Edward B., 534 California
Peters C, R. k Co.. 405i California
Pforr John. 6 Montgomery
Phelps k Barrett, 14 Merchants' Ex-
change
Pierce k Son. 627 Sacramento
Pilcher k Jungernan, 605 Clay
Polack J. S.. 531 California
Rawson J. A., 605 Clay
Real Estate Associates, 304 Mont
RejTiolds C. H. & Co , 333 Montgomery
Eiehn A. H.. 6 Montgomery
Rie.^ L.. 607 Washington
Riordan T, P . 9 Post
Rogers ii , 313 California
Rngt;rs R. C, 426 California
Kyckman G. W.. 331 Montgomery
Sharp k Phelan, 240 Montgomery
Shay B. J.. 306 Montgomery
Sinchiir Samuel F., 432 Montgomery
Sinton R H . 53i) California
Sloan W R.. 23j Montgomery
Small WiUiam. 531 California
Sparks William H. k Co . 240 Mont
Spratt George S., 204 Montgomery
Stanyan &. Van Norden, 607 Montgom-
eri'
Stevens Charles W., 236 Montgomery
Stewart George. r02 Market
Strauss Samuel J.. 31^ California
Stuart William, 113 Leidesdorff
Sumner P. H.. 302 Montgomery
Si.tton Owen P.. 531 California
Swaiu k Brown. 224 Sansom
Tail George. 531 California
Talbert M. T. A.. 306 Montgomery
Thelier Samuel L., 507 Montgomery
Thomas i: Palmer, 331 Montgomery
T'lomps'in G Howard. 534 California
Thompeon W. M., 421 Montgomery
Tracy Robert L.. 534 California
Trask James L.. ;06 Montgomery
Tripp E. & D. K. & Co., 504 Kearny
Trohock Nicolas, 315 Washington
Truett3 F . 610 Merchant
Van Dusen & Miller, 426 Kearny
Vassault Ferdinand. 215 Sansom
Von Rhein & Hyland, 105 Montgomery
AValsh S. T . 420 Montgomery
W'eiiitraub a Hudson, 425 Kearny
Welch k Co.. 608 Merchant
W'ensinger F. S., 304 Montgomery
Wheat Charles D., 740 Fourth
Whitcomb J. E., 208 Montgomery
Whitman S. P.. 302 Montgomery
Wilde F. B,, 520 Montgomery
WUder H, 606 Montgomery
Williams H. F., 740 Fourth
Winter Clinton, 604 Merchant
Worn A., 4!M Montgomery
Wright Alfred. 109 New Montgomery
Young k Paxson. 424 Montgomery
Zeehandelaar k Co.. 715 Montgomery
BARTLETT & RANDOLPH,
Real Estate Brokers,
12 MoN'TfiOMERY,
WASHINGTON B.\RTLETT,
D. L. RANDOLPH.
For Sale— Improved A unimproved
property in all parts of thp city.
BERRY & CAPP,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
41S Montgomery.
Houspsand Lots for sale and to let.
Loans Negotiated. Particular atten-
tion paid to the Collertion of Renis.
Full charge taken of property for
absentees. Insu ranee, Repairs.Taxes
and Street Assessments attended to.
DALY & HA-WKINS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
220 Montgomery.
Full charge taken of property.
T. H. JENKINS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
331 MoNTG<lMERy,
Stevenson's Building, Boom 18.
Spanish and Mexican Grants con-
firmed by r. S. Congress at 25 to 50
cents per acre.
Brokers — Sliip and Cnsloui
Hoiue.
Bauch Peter G., 500 Battery
Baum Charles. 510 Battery
Boden John H. k Co., 504 Battery
Bunker H. S , 508 Battery
De Fremery H S , 508 Battery
Gardner James H,, Custom Houae sec-
ond floor
Heise C. E., 510 Battery
Hughes, McDaniel k Edson. 504 Bat
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants" Exch
Mattoon & Danglada, 500 Battery
McXear Christojjher E., 302 Davis
Schleiden WilUam, 504 Battery
SchoU F. W. F.. 501 Battery
Taylor D. W., Custom House second
floor
Travers E. W.. 210 Battery
Wheeler H. T., 508 Battery
Broke rs— Wool .
[See Also Wool Dealers.)
Christy k Wise. 607 Front
Grisar E. k Co., NW cor Fifth and
Town send
Moody & Parish. 210 Davis
Moore James, 323 Front
Owens k Moore, 405 Front
Watt k McLeUan. 313 Front
Brokers— Sbip and Freight.
Galbraith. Stringer, Pembroke k Co.,
330 Pine
Lolor Charles P,, 31 Merchants' Eich
Pritchard M. G., 109 California
Schleiden WiUiam. 504 Battery
Travera Edward W., 210 Battery
Bronze Powders.
HUETER BROS. & Co.. 408 Com
Bronzer and Glider.
Zante Daniel. 194 Jessie
Broom Handles.
Gracier Francis J., SE cor Mission and
Beale
Houghton F. T. & Co.. 221 Front
Broom Makers.
ARMES & DALLAM. 215 Sacramento
California Broom Factory, 203 Sac
Cummings James H.. 3('S Pine
Gillespie, Zan & Co (Eureka Broom
Factorj-), 111 Davis
Harrison k Dickson. 210 Sacramento
Houghton F. T, k Co.. 221 Front
Howes E- K. k Co.. 118-122 Front
Van Laak L. , cor Seventeenth and How
Ward Thomas, 27 Drumm
Bmsh Nannfactnrers.
ARMES & DALLAM. 215 Sacramento
Cummings James H., 308 Pine
Figer Bros , 615 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. k Co,, 221 Front
Howes E K. k Co.. 118 Front
San Francisco Brush Factory, R. W.
Simpson, 835 Harrison
Simpson Richard W., 835 Harrison
Bnllders.
[See Carpenters and Builders.]
Bnng Makers.
Gracier Francis J., SE cor Mission and
Beale
Mtxer George H. (metallic). 718 McAl-
lister
Swift James. 24 California
Waas Henry, 720 Minna
Bangs— Corks.
Watson & Co.. 319 Battery
Bntobers.
[See also Markets.]
Adams Emerson. 4 Pearl
Adler Darid, 419 Hayes
Adler Maurice, 302 Beale
Aitken C. H., 5 Washington
Altvater Fred.. SW cor Van Ness Av
and Oak
Ankele George. W s Railroad Av bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues,
South S. F.
Ansburg B, i Co.. NE cor Montgomery
and Broadway
Antz Henry, N~W cor Larkin and Geary
Arnold Joseph, cor Mission and Thir-
tieth
Artigues E. k Co., 14 S. F. Market
Aubert Albert. 10 S. F. Market and 55
Centre Market
Backus k Rosenbm^. SW cor O'Farrell
and Mason
BaiUy Bros., 71 California Market
Balanesi A., 314 Montgomery Av
Baraty k Coutolenc. 303 Mont Av
Bany & Co., 1207 Mission
Barut Rajinond, 1402 Stockton
Beckmann k Meyers, S s McAllister nr
Franklin
Beckner William, Washington Market
Beppler John, SE cor Dup and Filbert
Berthold k Grantz, 206 Broadway
Bitterman Charles, W s Folsom bet
Twenty-first and Twenty -second
Blumenthal Henrj-. S. F. Market
Boese H. J.. SE cor Davis and Clark
Boiler F. J.. SE cor Dup and Hinckley
Bonas Marcellin, !N^V cor Dupont and
Morton
Brackett W. L., 206 Steuart
Breiling Jacob, 965 Mission
Breiling & Dahl, 216 Second
Bremer H. i Co.. NW cor Bryant and
Sixth
Brown J. W. W.. 157 Third
Brown & Sniffen, 513 Bryant
Bunker R F.. 75 California Market
Carrau k Baraty, 1 Clay St. Market
Casey k Barthrop, 422 Grove
Cholet Joseph, 59 Washington Market
Clayburgh A., 33 S. F. Market
Clifford Robert. 240 Fourth
Ladies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geaiy.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cohen Marcus S. (kosher). 359 Tehama
Coker William, 945 Folsom
ConuoHy M. T., 428 Natoma
Coughlin J. D., 5 Centre Market
Ciirry Charles. 1522 Pacific At
Curtis & Sou. 232 Fifth
Daly Edward. N s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Dastuffue Gabriel. 8 S F. Market
Daverkosan Peter, 2512 Bush
De Luca Geswaldo, 1338 Dupont
De VauU k Schuler. 3 California Market
Decourtieux A. & Co.. 29 S, F. Market
Delano James, SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Dengler & Blum, M nr Fourth Av, South
S F.
Dengler & Breiling, 125 Third
Dodge Daniel, NE cor Steu and How
Dolet August. 16 S. F. Market
Dow J. Blake, SW cor Clay and Yerba
Bueua
Draper Richard, 139 Eleventh
Dreyer ,Tohn. cor Shasta and Michigan
Drouet H.. 1420 Stockton
Duane Edward, 6 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Dulion J. P., SE cor Pine and Dupont
Dvdiun L. C, 705 Pacific
DiUion k Bro.. SWcor Pacific and Pow
Dunker Christopher, NE cor Folsom
and Fremont
Eckhardt Henr>', 1427 California
Edwards Edward. 1324 Keamy
Eggers & Hartnett. 1226 Pacific
Empey William F., W2 Union
Emetsl)erg & O'Connell. 1012 Pacific
Empey Charles (sausage), lOi Stevenson
Erlenwein John. 532 Valencia
Fabrj- Leopold M., NE cor Grove and
Laguna
Fabry S.. NE cor Potrero At and
Twenty-fourth
Faube! Jacob. 1908 Mission
Faubel John, NE cor Sac and Fillmore
Faubel Philip, NE cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Fay Andrew, NE cor Mission and Twen-
ty-second
Featherston Peter. 16 Zoe
Ferrier John S.. 819 Jackson
FilliotF.. 115 Sixth
Fitschen Frederick, cor Eleventh and
Railroad av.s. South S. F.
Flach Joseph, SW cor Dolores and Sev-
enteenth
Flynn Patrick, 705 Brannan
Fogarty James, 71 Centre Market
Ford Frederick, 24 Stocktoo
Frankenheimer Joseph, 30 Metropolitan
-Market
Frolich &. Co., NW cor Hyde and O'Far-
rell
Fulda Leisman, 5 Metropolitan Market
Galinger Joseph. 620 Hyde
Gans Samuel, 3 Union Market
Garibaldi F., 1516 Powell
Ganin Lawrence. 432 Third
Geantit Alphonse. 619 Broadway
Geggus Louis, 131 Fourth
Gleason & Bro.. 20 Centre Market
Goedecke Louis. 1322 Dupont
Goertzliain Hermann. 1103 Leav
Goldman Jacob. 1202 Stockton
Goldmeyer Louis. 308 Sixth
Gradwohl & Cohen. 73 California and
60 Washington Market
Grady Michael, SW cor Post and Taylor
Greeu George W., 7 Centre Market
Greenwood Henrv. 36 Jessie
Grist Ziba S.. 129 Eleventh
Guichet Francois. 232 Fourth
Guillaume C, 312 Fifth
Hamelen Arthur. SE cor Clay and Pow
Hang Lun (Chinese), 781 Sacramento
Hansen Feargiis, 11 California Market
Harris Daniel. 28 Fourth
Hartman k Strauss, 50 Centre Market
Har%'ey & Co.. 236 Third
Hasselbach George. 154 Steuart
Hausler Fred. & Co.. 513 Pacific
Haxe G. J.. 14 California Market
Hayden John, SW cor Fourth and Perry
Hayden & O'Brien, NW cor Hyde and
Green
Hayes Timothy. NW cor Seventeenth
and Second Av
Hazleton k Taylor. 2004 Polk
Hechheimer Lee, 871 Mission
Hee Wau (Chinesel. 735 Sacramento
Hepburn A M.. 112 Sutter
Hermann B.. SW cor Hyde and Geary
Hertz Hermann. 48 Centre Market
Hertz L & J.. 22 Centre Market
Herzog Max. 5 Grand Central Market
Hickson Henry. 550 Mission
Hisgins John. 46i Louisa
Hildebrand k Co.. HI Seventh
Hill Henry O.. 429 Minna
Holtzheiser k Jensen. 543 Turk
Hook Charles, SW cor Union and Ma-
son
Hornug Jacob. 1005 Pacific
Howland W. P., 8 Grand Central Mar-
Hubberti J., SE cor Twenty-third and
Valencia
Jonas A. k Co.. 41 Washington Market
Josse Eugene. 65 Centre Market
Junker Charles. 135 Guugh
Junker Fred., SW cor Fulton and La-
guna
Kaiser k Wagner, 17 California Market
Kanngiesser Julius, 1409 Stockton
Katz Frederick, 94 California Market
Kaufman J.. 429 Minna
Kaufmami k Meyer, 37 S. F, Market
Kelly Cornelius. 433 Stevenson
Kelly Joseph, 1159 Howard
Kelly Michael J., 3 Centre Market
Keyes Orson H., 50 Steuart
Knowles Sarah. 154 First
KohUnann H.. 1503 Franklin
Kramer Frederick. 118 Fifth
Kramer John, NWcor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Kwong Wa Co. (Chinese), 1011 Dupont
Lewis & Stevenson, 115 Fourth
Liebhardt Frederick. 70 First
Lintott James & Co.. 60 Cal. Market
Lippman Elias, 507 Broadway
Litchfield W. D.. 52 Washington Mkt
Littau M.. 813 Washington
Livingston E., 620 Hyde
Lloyd & Kirsch. 1224 Howard
Loeb Henry, NW cor Mason and Val-
lejo
Loewel k Meyer. 12 S. F. Market
Lopez R. Mrs,, 17 Pinckney PI
Luck James, 5i37 Fourth
Luetjens & Momsen, NE cor Turk and
Fillmore
Lutz J. C, 135 Oak
Manfre<lini P., 323 Broadway
Mast Joseph. W s Folsom nr Twenty-
second
Mayer k Berg. 1005 Folsom
May Henry, SE cor Stockton and Lom-
bard
McGlynn Edward, SW cor Folsom and
Main
Mclnemey Tliomas, 309 Broadway
McMenomy John H.. 7 Cal. Market
Mengel John, 4 Centre Market
Merkelbach William. 13 S. F. Market
Meyer R.. 859 Harrison
Meyer Solomon, NE cor Ellis and Larkin
Meyer &. Akmann. 39 Sacramento
Michels k Liebel. NE cor Francisco and
Stockton
Miller Anthony. 550 Fourth
Mogan John. NWcor Stockton and Fil-
bert
Monbroussous B., 312 Fifth
Moock George, 4 Grand Central Market
Moog k Lobenstein. NW cor Post and
Laguna
Morgenstem Alfred W.. 546 Third
Moritz J. C. 1012 Pacific
Mowatt k Co.. 8 Union Market
Muller John. 65 California Market
Myers Morris. 3033 Sixteenth
Nagel W. k Co.. 702 Bush
Nelson James. 232 Fifth
Newman Abraham, 1 Centre Market
Newman Philip, 1 Metropolitan Market
Newman k Strubl. 704 Battery
Nolan P. J., 11 Union Market
Northmore S,, SE cor Folsom and
Twelfth
Norton Kern. Railroad At nr Eleventh
NorvallE.. Mission nrTwenty-ninthAv,
South S. F.
O'Brien & Fell. 1 Grand Central Market
O'Laughlin Martin, 1 Grand Central
Market
O Neil John, 114 First
O'Neill Richard. 1 California Market
Oppenheimer E.. 519 Fourth
Petterson Henry, NW cor Bryant and
Seventh
Piercy John D., NE cor Folsom and
Sixth
Potter C. A.. SE cor Seventh and How-
ard
Powers James D., SW cor Jessie and
Seventh
Powers Thomas J. . 135 Hayes
Proll Henry. SW cor Clay and Larkin
Raab William, N s Gre*^nwich nr Steiner
Raabe George A. 1145 Folsom
Reardon R. S.. 70 Metropolitan Market
Reinle Frederick, 3 Grand Central Mkt
Reith & Hagmann. 1117 Mission
Robl John, 5 California Market
Rogers David, 720 Lombard
Roombach A. A,. NW cor Bryant and
Twenty- fourth
Rosenheim George, S s Sixteenth ni
Mission
Rosenberg Louis, SE cor Geary and
WiUiam
Rosenberg Meyer. 1129 Folsom
Rosenberg S., 1104 Folsom
Rosenberg S. S.. NW cor Powell and
Vallejo
Rossbach H.. 30 S. F. Market
Russell G, W., NWcvir Bush and Jones
Sahbacher Charles, 904 Stockt-in
Saltman Charles, 6 Centre Market
Sandei-s J. N. P., 316 Sixth
Schindler W. J. L., W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Schmidt k Co., 1405 Bush
Schmitt George. 10 Sacramento
Schneider Herman, 67 Centre Market
Schreiber H. A. 1218 Larkin
Schottler & Freeman. 5 Union Market
Schwab Frederick, cor Alabama and
Twenty-seventh
Schwamm Mathias, 5 Dupont
Schweitzer J. k Co., 16 Clay St. Market
Seagrave k Graham, SW cor Nineteenth
and Howard
Seibel Frederick. Clay St. Market
Seibel Philipp, 2 Clay St. Market
Seibel k Michels, NE cor Stockton and
Francisco
Seipel Charles, W s Mission nr Thir-
teenth
Shyne J. G,, 339 Fourth
Sier Dominique, 1320 Dupont
Simon Joseph. 208 Sixth
Smith E- F.. 2610 Mission
Smith Henry, NW cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Solomon Samuel. 2 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Somers k Co., NW cor Bryant and
Second
Spohn k Dougart, 4 Jackson
Stauffer R., NE cor Fol and Sixteenth
SteUing Henrj-. W s Mission nr Twenty-
fourth
Stelling k Siebe. 155 Second
Stern Charles. 1064 Howard
Stok Philip J., 126 Eleventh
Storck Charles L., SW cor Hayes and
Franklin
Strehl Charles. 56 Metropolitan Market
Sullivan & Delaney. S s Har ur Dora
Swett Rodman. 561 Mission
Sylvester Daniel, SE cor Turk and Tay-
lor
Tautphaus Charles, SW cor Howard
and Russ
Tautphaus k Stark, 529 First and NW
cor First and Clementina
Taylor Theophilus, 244 Sixth
Thogode D.. SE cor Bryant and Eighth
Tiaflfay & Ledroadeck, 741 Broadway
Unger L. k Co., 51 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Uri Felix. 22 S. F. Market
Van Housen William, NE cor Eddy
and Mason
Wagner Philip, SW cor Montgomery
and Union
Wagner k Haub. 1505 Stockton
Wahlheim Ottomar. SW cor Valencia
and Twentieth
Walter & Co.. 308 Fifth
Walther k Cans. 1220 Larkin
Wasson J. P., 720 Harrison
Webber Ernest. 226 Third
Weil M,. 108 Dupont
Weisheimer Charles. 265 Octavia
W^eitz Samuel. SW cor Ellis and Leav
Welby John T. . SE cor P and Fifteenth
Av
Werner Louis, 910 Bryant
MOEQAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters,
p. P.VAITSCHAACS: & CO, 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Werner & Co.. NE cor Mason and Lom-
bard
Werner & Lincoln, SW cor Polk and
Clay
Wessa & Band. 68 Centre Market
Whitman Henry, 823 Greenwich
Winrow Joseph, W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-SL\th
Wissing William, SE cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Witzemann W. F., 425 East
Wolf D., 509 Clay
Wuthrich John, 415 Geary
Zecher F. N., NW cor Pow and Filbert
Zeh Louis, SE cor Union and Dupont
Zeh Theodore, SE cor Wash and Stock
Zeiss Henry A., 1103 Folsom
Bnlchers, Ca«He— Wbolesale.
Avj' Eugene, office 509 Sacramento
Brandenstein M. k Co., office 529 Clay
Dean i -Sutherland, office 533 Kearny
Donnelly, Dunne & Co., office 601 Oal
Fleckinger J. H., cor Railroad and Fifth
Av, South S. F.
Horn Barney, First At nr Bay, South
S. F.
Husson Paul, office 535 Clay
Kahn Louis k Co., office 2 Metropolitan
Market
Kerr Charles k Co., office 240 Mont
Lawler Joseph, Fifth At, South S F
Metzger George V.. office 529 Clay
Miohelsseu, Broim k Co., office 308
Front
Miller k Lux, office 533 Kearny
Moffatt E & H., First At, South S F
O'Brien William, office 606 Montgomery
Peres Louis k Co., office 535 Clay
Poly, Heilbron k Co., office 112 Post
.Schweitzer J. k Co.. 16 Clay St. Market
Selig M. 4 Co., office 331 Kearny
Smith B. k C, Fifth At nr Kentucky,
South S, F.
Smith James k Co., office 319 Sac
Smith k Mann, office 635 CaUfornia
Taafe & Co., First Av, South S. F
Uri Felii. 20 S. F. Market
Wagner Charles P. k Co., First At nr
Kentucky, and 17 California Market
n'olf David, 509 Clay
Bntcliers, Hog— Wholesale.
Andrews Oliver, cor Fifth At and K
South S. F.
Arnold Benjamin E., cor Fourth At
and M, South S. F.
Brandenstem M. & Co.. office 529 Clay
Coen Patrick. Foiniih At nr L, South
Hobrick J., SanJosSEoadnrSt. Mary's
College
Johnson J. G. & Co,, M nr Fourth At
South S. F.
Michelssen, Brown 4 Co., office 308
Front
Moding T., Mnr Fourth At, South S. P
Mobi k Kruger. Fourth Av nr M, South
Regan Patrick, EleTenth At nr P, South
S. P.
Shinkle J., Fifth At nr K, South S F
Smith James k Co., office 319 Sac
Bntcbers, Sheep— Wholesale.
Baca P. k Co., office 535 Clay
Brandenstein M. k Co., office 529 Clay
Horn Barney, First At nr Bay, South
Lawler Joseph, Fifth At, South S. F.
O Bnen William, office 606 Montgomery
Peguillau k Bro., Fifth At bet K and
L, South S. F.
SilTerberg k Zimmerman, S s First At
nr Kentucky, South 8. F.
Bntt Mannfaetnrer.
Stott James, cor Utah and Twenty-
fourth
Butter— Importers.
(See Commission Merchants ; also Gro-
ceries; also Produce.]
Button Manufacturers.
Norcross & Co., 6 Post
Cabinet Makers.
[See also Furniture.]
Bierschwale Charles, 731 Mission
Boisnet Alphonse, 221 Mission
Boman C. E., 1 1 owell
Burke David H,, 312 Sixth
California Fumitiu-e Manufacturing
Co , 220-226 Bush
Conrad Andrew, E s Webb bet Sacra-
mento and California
Davies S., 905 Clay
Denian P., 610 Vallejo
Drouilhat John, 813 Montgomery
EASTON JOHN, 261 First (see'adT.
dept. page 27)
Frauen & MoUer, 16 Webb
Prigerio Joseph. NW cor Sacramento
and Sttckton
Gang Herman. 520 Pine
Gocdwiu & Co.. 312 Pine
Helms Louis. 735 Mission
Hoffman William, SE cor Page and
OctaTia
Hnf Schmidt Fred., 323 Pine
Hunter John, 105 Sixth
Johnson k Best, 310 Pine and 717 Mar-
ket
Jungblut August & Co., 10-16 Tyler
Kaselau John, 147 Post
Kerner Peter, 114 Jessie
Kittler W. C. (chairmaker), 215 O'Far-
rell
Klenun Charles, 632 Third
Kragen k Co., 212 Mission
Linforth Edward H. k Co., SW oor
Mission and Fremont
Maas Jacob, 970 Folsom
Marson C. F. & Co , 125 GroTe
Martens Nicholas, 119 Sixth
McCarthy John, 533 Valencia
McElwee E. V. k Son, 219 Second and
572 Folsom
McVea James, 713 Stockton
Meier George C, 813 Montgomery
Metral Alexander (chairs), 75i SteT
MoUer Bros., 16 Webb
Pacific Furniture Manufacturing Co ,
NW cor Fourth and Bryant
Page Robert, 8 Taylor
PALMER W. J. T. & CO., 323 CaUfor-
nia (see adv. dept, page xxxTii)
Postel Isaiah, 1077 Market
Proctore E., 1321 Mason
Rechter k Meyer, 636 Broadway
Renner WiUiam, 507 Pacific
Roesler k Proff , 225 Post
Holland k Fischer, 14 Dmmm
Runnels k Wolf, 931 Mission
Schreiber Chr. & Co., NE cor Main and
Mission
Schwerdt Bros., 925 Market
Simpson Henry, 227 Spear
Simpson Oliver, 227 Spear
Stern Philip, 218 Sixth
Strahle Jacob k Co., 533 Market
Suckow Charles. NW cor Gibb and
Montgomery Av
Thiele k Jursch. 657 Mission
Weu- k Gray. 381 Brannan
Zehfuss Fred. W., 804 Mission
Candle Mannracturers,
[See also Soap.]
Auger B. E. k Co. (agents), 409 Battery
Golden Gate Soap and Candle Manu-
facturing Co., office 240 Mont
Grant George M. & Co.. office 323 Front
Mission Soap and Candle Works, office
108 Bush
San Francisco Candle Co., office 402
Front
Standard Soap Co., 204 Sacramento
Cane IManuracturers.
Grundel F., 643 Kearny
Horton R., 646 Mission, rear
Long P. A., 213 Dupont
Meyer J. G. H , 228 Montgomery
Cane Workers.
Bakley A.. 221 Dupont
La Rose George A., 2 Powell
Long F. A., 215 Dupont
Cap Mannfacturers.
[See also Hats and Caps.]
Fleischer Wolf. 109 Sansom
Gam William, 311 Pine
Meussdorffer J. C. k Bro., 200 Mont-
gomery and 647 Washington
Zobel Jacob, 125 Sansom
Cabooses.
Bucknam E. T., 22 Steuart
Ray W. S., 3 Steuart
Calcium lights.
Ridley A. E„ 318 Front
Calkers.
[See Shipwrights.]
Cameo Cutter.
Mezzara P., 808 Montgomery
Camphene Dealers.
Allyne k IVhite, 112 and 114 Front
Dietz A. C. S Co. (importers), 224 Front
Taylor P. B. k Co. (importers), 113
Front
Capitalists.
[See also Bankers ; also Real Estate.]
Aldrich W. A., 200 Sansom
Alexander Joseph, 121 Sansom
Almada G., 320 Sansom
Alvord William, 3 Front
Applegarth Edward, 302 Montgomery
Atherton P. D.. 705 Sansom
Baldwin A. R., lllj Leidesdorfl
Baldwin E. J., 513 Calif ornia
Banks T. C, 534 California
Barnes E. D., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Barron Edward, 406 Montgomery
Beachy HiU, 1007 Sutter
Beaver George W., 414 California
Becker B. A., 418 Kearny
Becker M. R. E., 808 California
Belden Josiah, 200 Sansom
Berry Albert, 402 Front
Bolton James R., 618 Merchant
Borland Archie, 402 Montgomery
Bosworth WilUam, 432 Montgomery
Boyd & Davis, 420 Montgomery
Bramhall Cornelius, 402 Montgomery
Bull Alpheus, 401 California
Byrne J. M,, 533 Kearny
Cahn Lazard N., 115 Battery
Campbell Patrick, 312 Clay
Caselli A., 603 Washington
Catherwood E. C, 418 California
Cavanaugh P. J. Jr., Brooklyn Hotel
Center John, 420 Cahfomia
Chapman W S,, 306 Pine
Clay Frederick, NE cor Post and Kearny
Cohen Alfred A., 224 Sansom
Coleman A. N., 11 Montgomery Block
Grim Samuel, 420 California
Cunningham J. E., 302 Montgomery
Cunningham Lewis, Grand Hotel
Davis Samuel, 316 California
De Wolf F. E., 206 Front
Dean Peter, 419 Clay
Dodge George S., 419 California
Donahue Peter, 426 Montgomery
Dunphy William, 601 California
Earl J. O., SW cor CaUfornia and San
Eldridge Oliver, 302 California
English Joseph M., 116 Leidesdorff
Pelt J. J., 116 Leidesdorff
Felton Charles N., 402 Montgomery
Forde Timothy, 19 Merchants' Exch
Gardiner John H. N., 302 Montgomery
Gaxiola C. E., 320 Sansom
Gaxiola Eduardo, 320 Sansom
Gladwin William H., 410J California
Godeffroy k Sillem, 34 California
Goldstein Emanuel L., 529 Clay
Goldstein Samuel, 115 Battery
Gray Robert B., 302 Montgomery
Grayson G. W., 509 California
Green John L,, 6 Montgomery At
Grim A. K., 331 Montgomery
Haggin J, B., 411i California
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HastinBS S. C, 636 Clay
Hawxhurst Robert, 402 Montgomery
Hayward Alvinza, 224 California
Head Addison E,. 412 Montgomery
Herrlich A.. 509 Montgomery
Himmelmann Andrew, 637 Washington
Hohart Walter S., 419 California
HoUaday Jesse, 210 Battery
Hopkins Tlieron H.. 419 Jaekson
H.irstmann H., 321 Montgomery
Howard Charles Webb. 13 Mont Block
Howard G. W., 523 Montgomery
Irvine James. 520 Montgomery
Jones John P.. 33U Pine
Kidd G. W., 401 California
King James L., 442 California
Kinsey A, G., 100 Leidesdorfl
Krauer Philip H,, 312 Montgomery
Latham Milton 8., 424 California
Lathrop Ben. G., 414 California
Lawton Gardner T., 401 California
Le Roy Theodore, 729 Montgomery
Lent W, M., 419 Cahfomia
Levy Herman, 107 Sansom
Lick James, Lick House
, Lipnian Isaac, Lick Honse
Livingston Mark, 312 Sansom
Low C. L.. 116 Leidesdorfl
I Luning Nicholas. NW cor Cal and San
I MacDermot C. F., 228 California
Madden Thomas P.. 636 Clay
I Manning H. C, 424 Montgomery
M.irsh E. B., 434 Montgomery
1 Mathewson T. D., 440 Jackson
' Maynard Lafayette, 409 California
I Mayne Charles, 524 Montgomery
I McDonald J. M.. 419 California
McLane Charles E.. 417 Kearny
Merritt Samuel. 318 California
Meyer Daniel. 212 Pine
Middkton George W.. 401 California
I Mills 1) O., N W cor California and San
I Montealegre J. Gerard, 329 Montgomery
1 Montealegre J M., 323 Front
Morrow R. F., 414 California
Moss J Mora. 302 California
Oliver D. J.. SE cor Pine and Mason
Page James P.. Grand Hotel
Page Nathaniel, 318 California
Parrott John, 414 Montgomery
Peirce Joseph, 502 Geary
Pholan James, 224 Montgomery
Pierce A., 33i Pine
Pierce H, k W., 728 Montgomery
Pierce James P., 315 California
Piper William A., 606 Montgomery
Phuumer J. A., 224 Clay
Raimoud R, E., 1112 Stockton
Ralston WilUam C, NW cor California
and Sansom
Rand A. C, 114 Sacramento
Raj-mond I. W.. 121 California
Reese Michael. 410 Montgomery
Keis Brothers. 316 California
Roberts George D.. 401 California
Robinson L. L.. 603 Washington
Rose A. H.. 606 Montgomery
Rutherford A. H.. 1105 Bush
Ryckman W. L.. 331 Montgomery
Ryer Washington M.. 330 Pine
Sanderburg J. C 424 Montgomery
Say ward William T.. 420 Montgomery
SchoUe Bros.. 3 Battery
Sharon William. 305 Sansom
Shaw J. W., 408 California
Shirley John, 536 Kearny
Sheldon M., 118 Post
Shepardson H. F., 601 California
Skae John, 419 California
Sneath R. G., 412 California
Stiles A. G.. 330 Pine
Suydam J. A., 405 Front
Swain W. B., 302 Montgomery
Tevis Lloyd, 41U California
Throckmorton S. R., 401 California
TiSany R. J,, 619 Clay
Townsend M. D., 106 Leidesdorff
Treat George, 9 Merchants' Exchange
Trench Joseph, 611 Clay
Tnrney J. H.. 331 Montgomery
Van Hergen J.. 412 Clay
Walkinshaw Robert, 305 Sansom
Walker A.. 323 Front
Walker D. W.. 204 Montgomery
Watt Robert. 527 Clay
Watt WiUiam, 311 Front
Wesko A.. NW cor Battery and Bdwy
Whart.enhy James. 405 Front
Whitmore Edwin P.. 414 California
Young W, W.. 424 Montgomery
CapHUlcs.
Watson & Co., 319 Battery
Car and Locomotive Springs.
Betta Spring Co.. 218 Fremont
Car Mannfactnrers.
Caseholt H. & Son. cor Onion and La-
guna
Kimball Manufacturing Co., SB cor
Fourth and Silver
Schiller Frederick, 322 Eighth
Carpenters and Builders.
[See also Contractors.]
Amendt E.. 731 Pacific
Ashmead & Kellum, 5 Beale
Ball Joseph, 708 Howard
Barnes William, N s Ellis bet Scott and
Devisadero
Barringer Wdliam, Ritch nr Berry
Bean Ernst, 233 Fourth
Bergsou Ole, 537 Sacramento
Bernard F., 122 Washington
Berrich Frank, 629i Union
Bianchi G. B,, 813 Montgomery
Bierschwale Charles, 731 Mission
Boman C. E.. 1 Powell
Bordner J.. 16 Belden
Bovyer William L.. 210 Leidesdorff
Bowles George R.. 203 Post
BRCWELL JEREMIAH. 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page 3)
Bro»-u James H.. 524 Third
Buchanan John. W s Jones nr Broad-
way
Buckley Frank, W s Devisadero bet El-
lis and Eddy
Euckner Charles. 21 Geary
Burns Heiu-y. 240 Green
Butler Henry C. Mission bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Calvert John. 706 Sutter
Campbell Andrew. 40 O'Farrell
Carruthers G,. 1 Harlan PI
Catterall Thomas. 1013 Market
Chick Elwell. 1305 Leavenworth
Clafley H. D.. 1327 Pacific
Clark E. B.. 816 Jackson
Clark Hugh W., 714 Geary
Classen J. C 516 Kearny
Cohane Lawrence. 712 Turk
Collins B., 627 California
Connors J. I.. 135 Second
Conrad Andrew, E s Webb bet Sacra-
mento and California
COOK Si TROUNSON. 425 Pine
Coppe Victor, N s Bush bet Lyona and
Central
Coulter James, 564 Howard
Curtis John P.. 320 Jackson
Dickerson D. E.. NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Diercks Henry, 905 Jackson
Dowlaud Frederick, NW cor Larkin and
Sacramento
Drouilhat John, 813 Montgomery
Dniry James, 415 Commercial
Duffy & Paulson, 419 Jones
Dunlap A.. NW cor Mont and Union
Eckert F. M . 312 Sutter
Ellis B. F, W B Foiu-th nr Beny
Feige J. H., 2 Hardie PI
Finney Josiah T., 1709 Mason
Fitzpatrick A. G., NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Flower L. P., 814^ Filbert
FHnn W. E.. 745 Folsom
Foye William H, (lire and earthciuake-
proof walls). 319 Kearny
Frauen Si Moller. 16 Webb
French & Shade. 2 Powell
Frichette Louis D.. 19 Waahington
Gang Herman, 520 Pine
George L. F.. 1302 Powell
Gould C. G., 322 Jackson
Grant John, 334 Minna
Grasshoff Fred., 1510 Powell
Gray & Marcher, 618 Cahfomia
Grover S. B.. 2161 Commercial
Guiraud Joseph, SE cor Dupont and
Berry
Haaf Jacob. 516 Kearny
Haggerty Daniel. 29 Ellen
Hall Winslow, 638 Market
Harris J. H.. NE cor Kearny and Bush
Hartman C. & Co.. 718 Sacramento
Hastings G. A., 122 Geary
Haussler L. F., 1116 Broadway
Heims Louis, 735 Mission
Hemmenway W. P., Fern Avnr Frank-
lin
Herman & Von Borstel, 12 Berry
Herrmann Otto W.. 1333 Bush
Hills S, M.. 842 Clay
Howes William. 1005 Howard
Hussey A. C, 21 Webb
Hutchinson C. & Son, 417 and 419 Mar-
ket
Kaselau John, 147 Post
Keith John W , 1408 Mission
Kells W. F.. 433 Jackson
Kennedy & Ogilvie. 452 Stevenson
Kemer P.. 114 Jessie
Kinsman C. W.. 638 Market
Kittler Conrad. 215 O Farrell
Kreger William. 108 Davis
La Grange F.. 1513 Dupont
Lafferty D. H.. 464J Tehama
Lamb & Spencer. 231 Second
Lawrence J. V. & Co.. SW cor Sacra-
mento and Montgomery
Lehman C, 516 Kearny
Leighton A. V.. 414 Market
Linforth E. H. & Co.. SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Lowry W.. 95 Stevenson
Ludwig Adolph, 735 Mission
Luger J., 205 Commercial
Lynch Peter. 773 Mission
Maher J, W.. 914 Market
Mahoney J. & Bro.. NE cor Bush and
Keamy
Maxfield George L.. NE cor Mission
and Twenty-foiuth
Mayer John. 761 Mission
McCauU M.. 631 Green
McLeod Daniel. 416 Sacramento
Meier G., 813 Montgomery
Miller A.. 516 Kearny
MiUer Hamilton. 933 Mission
More J. J.. 743 Mission
Morris & Pittman, 619 Hyde
Morton J. B., 11 Webb
Nichols A. R-, 6 Fella PI
Niman E.. 712 Folsom
Nutting J. E,, 923 Powell
O'Brien M., SE cor Army and Sanchel
Overton E. P.. 216 Pacific
Parent C. L.. 232 Fremont
Pease WiUiam C. 238 Montgomery
Perry H, E.. 622 Clay
Pinkerton W. C . 520 Dupont
Porter George W.. 212 Stevenson
Pratt C. 5 Mills PI
Pratt H. G.. 112 Clay
Quaokenbush T. M.. 534 Jackson
Quinn Charles. 133 Oak
Bechter & Meyer. 636 Broadway
Renner W.. 507 Pacific
Robinson Jeremiah. 127 Fifth
Rock Nelson. E s York bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Roesler i Proff. 225 Post
Roser G., 504 Mission
Boss D. W.. 416 Sacramento
Ruser C. E.. 717 Treat Av
Scherer Joseph, 512 Post
Schwerdt Brothers, 925 Market
Seley A. H.. SE cor Beale and MiflAlon
Small Allen. 3'25 Nineteenth
Smith Charles. 218 First
Smith St Burlingame. 067 Howard
Snyder A. A.. 17 Halleck
Steed & Nash. 619 California
Steinforth Fred., W s Columbia nr
Nineteenth . .
Steward William E.. N s Twelfth Art
nrP ,
Stover St Chase. N s Market nr DaT» i
Strei G. L. W,. 17 Washington At
Stuart T. D.. 5 Leavenworth
Styles George St Co.. 417 Geary
Sutton W.. 26 Seventh
Swift John. 5 Rausch
Terrill St Slaven. 715 Seventeenth
Thiele St Jursch. 657 Mission
Tildeu C. L.. 8 CJuincy „
Van Ness St Williams, NE cor Dnmm
and Sacramento ,
Van Wie Arie (clothes' dr>-er). 123 Nmtn
Varuey L, H.. 638 Market
Wagner Jacob (brick). 516 Kearny
Walker Seth. 1619 Sacramento
Weckerle C. NW cor Bdwy and Mason
MOEGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Wehr Frederick. 40 Jackson
Weir James C, 850 Mission
Weiseman H,, 510 Pine
Weiss Henn' J.. 567 Bryant
Wendt John, 315 Stockton
Werling Jacob, 510 Sixth
White • rrin E.. 414 Fell
Whyte John P.. 225 Fell
Williams Charles. 421 Sansom
Wissinger i Payson, 408 Jackson
Zehfuss F., 840 Mission
Zerse Joseph, York bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
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COOK & TROVXSON.
Contraciors, Carpenters aid BmMers,
425 Pl.VE,
Opposite California Martet, S. F.
Store and Office Fitting a specialty.
0. HUTCHINSON & SON,
Carpenters & Builders,
417 AXD 419 Market.
STORES & OFFICES FITTED UP
Bloclz Letters Ctit.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Carpet Beating.
MERRILL PARKER. 153 Stevenson
'see adv dept- page 11}
Mitchell J. E & Co.. 23 Seventh
8PAUXDING JOHN i CO., 353 Te-
hama (see adv. dept. page 7)
Carpet Dealers.
[* Importers.]
Baum Gustav, 740 Washington
•Bell John C, 524 Market and 21 Sutter
Bernard Julius, 1120 Stocliton
•Berson A. k Son. 710 Washington
•BlTtXHAJI JAMES W. & CO., 618
Marliet and 15 Post (see adv. dept
page 12)
•EDWARDS FRANK G., 628 Clay (see
adv. (iept. page xliv)
Ehrenpfort William, 14 Third
Fletcher S: Day, 230 Sutter
Goldberg Solomon L., 241 Third
•Guliiison Henry A., 9 Third
•Hall 4 Lachman, 232 Bush
•Hardie & Fredericlis, cor Market and
Sansom
•HEY^'EMANX & CO.. 5 Sansom
•Kennedy Edmond C, 729 Market
Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills. 517
ilarket
MitcheU G. H. & Co.. 314 and 316 Pine
Morgan William, 24 Fourth
Mountain & Raye, NE cor Market and
Dupont
Pinker G. J., 1000 Market
•Plum Charles M. S Co., 24 Post
Fouzadoux L. 4 Co , 101 Stockton
Schlueter k. Volberg, 709 Market
Simon Joseph, 1226 Stockton
Stringer W. J., 938 Market
•Walter D. Jf. 4 E. 4 Co., 1 Battery
J. W. BURSHAM & CO.
Importers and Dealers in
Canets, on cioils, Fumltare & Draperies
Bedding Warerooms,
618 Market & 330 Pine.
Largest stock in the Stale. All the
latest novelties.
HEYNEMANN & CO.
Importers 4 Jobbers of
Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Etc.
5 Sansosi,
Carpet Mannfaetnrers.
Mackay Alexander (rag), 840 Market
Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills, olfice
617 Market
Carpet Sweeping Macblnes.
BeU John C, 524 Market
Houghton F. T. 4 Co., 221 Front
Carriage and Wagon Depots.
Arthur J. D. 4 Son, SW cor California
and Davis
Black H. M. 4 Co., 1120 Market
Copeland 4 Davis, 579 Market
Crego 4 Bowley, 9 Merchants' Exchange
Eastman Thomas S., 411 Battery
Kimball Manufacturing Co., SE cor
Fourth and Silver
Holcomb Bros. 4 Co., 24 Geary
MEEKER, JAMES 4 CO., SE cor
California and Davis (see adv, dept.
page liii)
Mills 4 Evaus, 508 Market
Willey O. F. 4 Co., 427 Montgomery
Carriage and Wagon Hann-
faeturers.
[•Importers.]
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Arfort J. B, 218Post
Barz 4 Suhl, NE'cor Drumm and Com
Belduke Joseph, 110 Oregon
Black H. M. 4 Co. , 1120 and 1122 Market
Blanch B., 820 Folsom
Bourgeois Alexander, 630 Broadway
Brittain William, 670 Mission
CARVILL MANUFAOTirRING CO..
180 Jessie (see adv. dept. page 13)
Casebolt H. 4 Son, cor Union and La-
guna
Clapp Jason. 207 Drumm
Costigan Thomas. 404 Jackson
Cuimingham Z. H., 655 Howard
Donohue Patrick, 716 Sansom
Ennis 4 McNeill, 872 Folsom
Estrade P. S., 708 Battery
Farren John W., 121 Beale
Feisel F. T , 1509 Mission
Fogarty 4 Meyer, 966 Mission
•Folsom Albert, Spring ru- California
Friedhofer Paul, 249 Fourth
Gallagher Bernard, 222 Mission
Garrick Michael, 850 Howard
Grave B. 4 Co., 423 Pacific
Green 4 Okerlund, 106 Washington
Groesel Herman, W s Railroad Av nr
Fifth Av, South S, F
Haller P. H., N s Filbert bet Webster
and Fillmore
Henderson 4 Balthazard, NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Mission
Hendrickson S. D., 658 .Mission
Holmes M. P., 327 Sutter
Kerr 4 Goodrich, 47 Beale
•KimbaU Manut. Co., SE cor Fourth
and Silver
Kinnell James, E s Mission bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
LARKINS 4 CO., 631 Howard (see adv
dept. page 28)
Lawton 4 Co., 20 Seventh
Liljenberg 4 Bro., 770 Mission
Locke J. P. 4 Co., 815 Market
LOWRY J. W., 506 Front
Lyons David A., 856 Howard
Mangeot & Daclin, N E cor Sansom and
Jackson
Massone G., 11 Broadway
McArron 4 Sophey, 820 Folsom
MoUer P., 197 Stevenson
Morrison John B , 647 Mission
Mowry W A.. 1140 Folsom
Neumiller J. 4 Co , 1063 "Market
Plath 4 KitzmuUer. 715 Folsom
PoUard 4 Cook, 7 PoweU
Radczewsky J., 810 Montgomery
Reyer Cliristopher, 1438 Pacific
Rothganger Frederick, 834 Harrison
SAUL 4 CO., SW cor Stevenson and
Ecker (see adv. dept. page 14)
Schulz 4 Von Emden, NW cor Fifth
and Clara
Shute D. S., Ill O'FarreU
Sicotte 4 Gratton, 856 Howard
Siegly G., 2315 Mission
Stockmann P., 304 Market
Unger W., 47 Beale
Walker 4 Klapperich, 609 Battery
J. W. LOWRY
Carriage Maker & Blacksmith
506 Fkon-t, bet. Jackson & Paciflc.
All styles of Bugffies, Rockawavs,
and Four-Spring Wagons, All wo'rk
warranted. Repairing and Black-
snmlnng promptly attended to at
reasonable rates. Orders from the
country solicited and promptly at-
tended to. r f J a^
SAUL & CO.
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
S. W. Cob.
Ecker and Stevekson.
Carrlage.s— Clilldren',s.
Falkiugham Edwin (manufacturer),
201d I olsom
FEIGENBAUM 4 CO., 120-126Sansom
Schoenfeld, Cohen 4 Co., 119 Battery
FEIGENBAUM & CO.
Importers and Manufacturers of
Cliildren's Captiigss. Eobty Horses, Etc.
120. I-. 124 & 126 Saxsom.
Carriage and Wagon Suiltlis.
[See Blacksmiths.]
Carriage and Wagon Slock.
Casebolt H. 4 Son, NE cor Union and
Laguna
Eastman Thomas S., 411 Battery
Holt Brothers, 27 and 29 Beale
King T. H. 4 Co., 24 Beale
MEEKER, JAMES 4 CO.,-SE cor Cal-
ifornia and Davis (see adv. dept
page liii)
Osborn R. F. 4 Co. (hardware), 751 Mar-
ket
Smith Stephens S, 117 Market
STRAUT 4 HAAULTON, 111 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page 17)
W-ATERHOUSE 4 LESTER, 122 Mar-
ket and 21 California (see adv dept
page xciii)
WHITE BROS., 110 Market and 7 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. page 15)
Carriage Springs — ManuTact-
urers.
Betts Spring Co.. 218 Fremont
Fookes W. G., 1118 Mission
Van Winkle 4 Davenport (importers)
415 Market
Carriage Trimmers.
Shilling Maximilian C, 850 Howard
V an Court John F., 581 Market
CarTers and CUders.
Burkhardt M., 545 Washington
Gaudin Henry, 310 Sutter
Gerean W. B. (ship), 68 Steuart
Gump S. 4 O., 119 Sansom
Kollmyer W, A., 246 Sutter
McyUILLAN B., 209 Leidesdorff and
529 Commercial
Nile Matthew D., 225 Kearny
ROOS JOSEPH 4 CO., 20 Post
San Francisco Manufacturing Co NW
cor Mam and Howard
SCHILLER FREDERICK C, NW
cor Howard and Spear (see adv
dept. page 2)
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Winter Daniel, 211 Keamy
Cask Mannfactnrers.
[See Coopel^ and Barrel Dealers.]
Caviar Dealers.
Assmann & Neubert. 10 Cal. Market ^
Sauliuaun & Lauensteiu, 520 California
Virzi A. (manufacturer), 20 Clay St.
Market
Cement.
[See also Lime.]
Benicia Cement Co., 602 Keamy
DAVIS & CO WELL, NE cor Wash and
Front and SE cor Market and Main
(see adv. dept. page Ixviii)
Holmes H. T. & Co., 215 Market
Paciac Cement Co., 502 Kearny
Cement Pipes.
[See also Potteries.]
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page 31 .
MARTIN PADEY, cor Francisco and
Taylor, olfice 502 Keamy (see adv.
reg. of names, page 483)
Menomy E. T., SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Champagne— Importers.
AUGER B. E, & CO., 409 Battery
Eppinger Louis, 113 Halleck
Meiuecke Charles, 314 Sacramento
Richards i Harrison, 314 Battery
RUHL BROTHERS, 522 Montgomery
Sabatie A. E. & Co.. 617 Sansom
Schroeder H. S Co., SW cor Washmg-
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409 Battery,
bet. Clay and Merchant.
BTJHL BROTHERS,
522 MONTOOMKRY,
Sole Ag'ts for
Q. H. Mumm k Go's Champagne,
For the Pacific Coast and
Territories.
Golden City, cor Seventh and Town-
send, ofhce SE cor Mont and Bush
Golden Gate, John T. JeSress, NE cor
Beach and Buchanan
PacUlc, 3»0 I-rancisco
San Francisco, Valencia nr Fifteenth,
olHce 402 Front
Starr il Mathison, Berry nr Fourth
Chcmleals.
[See Drugs and Medicines; also Dye
Stufls.l
Chemists.
[See also Assayere.]
Baldwin J. A. 605 Clay
Barbat John. 910 Pacific
Bauer John A., 101 Post
Bessemer H. L., 14 Mary
Bmns W. C, NE cor Sutter and Dup
Falkenau & Reese (metallurgical), 421
Moutgomery .
Hanks Henry O. (metallurgical), bl7
Montgomery
Hayne Arthur, 533 Keamy .
Hewston John Jr. (metallurgical), 416
Montgomery , ^ , •
Hilmer Louis, SW cor Geary and Larkin
Holbrook Charles B., SW cor Folsom
and Sixth , „ ^, ,
KUH LEOPOLD (metallurgical), 611
Commercial (see adv. dept. page
liii)
Lanszweert L., 410 Fourth
LengfeldA L. , NE cor Geary and Stock
Mayhew W. E., 144 Fourth
Moss Ernest G. (metallurgical), 36 Fre-
mont
Painter 4 Calvert, SE cor Clay and
Kearny and NW cor Fourth and
Howard
PetitbeauE, 1114 Folsom
Roturier Zabaldano, SW cor Pacific and
Dupont
Schmidt H. W. i Bro., SE cor Keamy
and Sacramento .„. ,, ^
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
Thayer B. B., 1 New Montgomery
Ward D W., NW cor Polk and Pine
Wakelee H. P. (metallurgical), SE cor
Montgomery and Bush
Wenzell W. T., 852 Market
Whitney W. K., 204 Sutter
Widber J. H., SW cor Market and
Third
James (J. Steele & Co.
Importers and Manufacturers of
FIJVJE CHEMICALS,
521 Montgomery,
Ch.inipagne Mannfaetnrers.
[See also Liciuors; also Native Wines.]
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, B.
E Auger & Co. agents, 409 Battery
Lachman Samuel, 409 Market and 534
Market ,, ,
Finke Alois (Estate otl, 819 Mont
Landsberger I. & Co., 10 Jones Alley
Schleiier F. 4 Co., office 17 Mam
Tardos Louis, 805 Sausom
Cbareonl.
[See also Coal ; also Wood and Coal.]
Audiffred H., Mission St. Wharf
Boulanger M. C, 1163 Howard
Koerber Henry <i Bro., 17 Washington
Ohlandt N. & Co, (bone), Jersey nr
Butte
Chemle«I Works.
Bay View, Horstmann & Mahlstedt, E
s Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
California, John Reynolds, San Bnmo
Road nr Twenty-eighth
Crane i Cording, cor Sixth Av and D,
South 8. F., ottlce SE cur Front and
Clay
Chicory— Dealers.
Kmse & Euler, 211 Front
San Joaquin Chicory Co., 5
9 Wash
Chimney Tops.
[See also Stoves and Tinware.]
BRO^VELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
Isee adv. dept. page 26)
Murtha William O., 16 Tyler
Ray William S., 3 Steuart
Chinese Goods.
[See Merchants— Chinese.]
Chiropodists.
Cowan Robert H., 207 Keamy
Frankenburg Julius, 621 Post
Kimniel John, 231i Second
Popper Viet, 20 Montgomery
Schonwald Francis, 806 Third
Treat James W., 523 Keamy
Chocolate.
[See also Coffee ; also Spices, etc.]
Ghirardelli D., 415 Jackson
Guittard E. k Co., 515 Commercial
Chronometers.
[See also Watches.]
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 517 Mont
(see adv. inside front cover)
McGregor Joseph (Estate of), 409 San
Osterloh Adolf, 346 Fourth
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Montgom-
ery (see adv. dept. page Lxxiv)
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO.. 110
Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 423 Washington
Thiriet L., 614 Merchant
Churns- Patent.
ARMES S DALLAM, 215 and 217 Sao
Pratt H. G., 112 Clay
Cider— Mannfaetnrers.
Cutting & Co., 17 and 19 Main
Pennie J. C. Jr., 504 Jackson
Preble k Co., 218 Davis , „ ,., .
Wangenheim Sol. i Co., 126 California
Cigarettes— Mannfactnrers.
Bolhnan John, 409 W.^shington
MORELOS ANTONIO, 635 Pacific (see
adv. dept. page L\xv)
Nachmias Mary Mrs., 530 Merchant
Ramon Ansehno, 416 Battery
Cigars- Importers and Job-
bers.
Bowman John S. & Co.. NW cor Sac-
ramento and Battery
Burdick R. M. & Co., 120 Clay
Cohn E 8i Co., 627 Clay and 225 Mont
Cohn G. S Co., 232 Front J
Drinkhouse J. A., 228 Front
Engelbrecht & Levy, 314 Front
Esberg, Bachman & Co., 207 Battery
Falkenstein S Co., NE cor Sacramento
and Battery
Goslinsky E, & Co., 219 Battery
Berber W. & Co., 224 Battery I
Kullman & Armer, 306 Sacramento (
Kwnigsberger Bros., 220 Battery
Lewis Ad. & Co., 319 Sacramento
Hofmann 4 Taussig, 423 Sacramento
Lewis Brothers, 213 Battery
Leibes Bros. & Co., 410 Sacramento
Mayrisch Bros. & Co., NW cor Battery
and Clay
Morris Julius, SE cor Clay and Battery |
Oppenheimer & Bro., 200 Front
Parker, Wattson &. Co., SW cor Front I
and Sacramento
BOSENBAUM A. S. & CO., SE oor:
Battery and California (see adv.
dept. page Ixix)
Rosenshine M. & Bro., 604 Front
Salomon J., 325 Sacramento
Sanderson Si Horn, 327 Front
Schoenleld Jonas. 421 Sacramento
Sperling Bros., 320 Battery , -j
Wertheimer L. t E., NE cor Front andi
Sacramento
Cigars— Makers.
Albrecht F. S Co., 127 Second
Alexander D. & Co., 222 Battery
Blum Adolph, 231 Keamy
Bowman John S. & Co., NW cor 8ao-
ramento and Battery
Brand Herman, 304 Battery
Bremer & Brother, 310 Sacramento
Cerritos D., cor Dupont and Valle]0
Chavez Juan, 3 St. Mar)'
Cobo, Ygual 4 Co.. 419 Sacramento
Cohen Mercado S., 417 Bush
Cohn G. & Co., 230 Front
ConsoUdated Tobacco Co., 207 Front
Curtis & Co., 308 Commercial
De Prati Ernest, 206i BiLsh
Denicke Brothers, 310 Washington
Diez, Bertz & Co., 413 Sacramento
Duenwald C. F., 1021 Mission
Eisenberg E. ft Bro., 603 Front
Elser Fred., 625 Pacific
Engelbrecht & Lei-y, 314 Front
Esberg, Bachman & Co., 209 Battery
Talk Bemhard, 113 Second
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S
■VAITSCHAACK&00.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zeamy, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOKT.
793
Figaro S Co., 306 Sacramento
G«lien Ruiiolph G.. 221 Davis
Gordon i: Burke, S42 Market
[Joslinsky E- & Co., 219 Battery
Sraaf Samuel & Co.. 539 Clay and NE
cor Dupout and Pacific
Sarris S Co.. 318 Commercial
Haskius .Samuel, 65Si Mission
Eleppner Philip, 1136 Market
[lofmanu S Taussig. 423 Sacramento
lacobsou Sigmuml. 607 Front
rohn William, 113 Dupont
iahn & Haas, 773 Market
Calmuk Moritz. 46 Fourt.h
iammritter S Bnme, 423 Jackson
vlopstock (.'. \- Co.. 212 Front
Coeuigsberser Brothers, 220 Battery
lullman i .\rmes. 306 Sacramento
jeebes .S. & C<i., 320 Battery
,evenliarat August. 717 Sansom
^wis Ad. &. Co.. 319 Sacramento
.enis Brothers. 215 Battery
aebes Bros. S Co., 410 Sacramento
,ozano Ydeifonso, 5 Spear
lajTisch Bros. & Co., NW cor Battery
and Clay
loran Peter, 708 Battery
lorelos Antonio, 635 Pacific
lorris Julius, SE cor Battery and Clay
'rdenstein & Ca, 406 Sausora
'arker, Wattson & Co.. SW cor Front
and Sacramento
lageman H. i Co , 305 Sacramento
;amon Anselmo, 416 Battery
osenshiue M. & Bro., 604 Front
chlaberg P.. 3 Chatham PI
Belig S., 326 Clay
eldel W., 17i Fourth
baeffer Jolm W., 415 Washington
piinish Cigar Makers' Union, 324 Clay
perling Bros., 320 Battery
athff Henry. 330 Kear and 832 Kearny
ittel F. G, E., 419 Battery
ollbracht. Holler & Co., 326 Clay
ertheimer M. & Bro., 425 Front
[hite Isaac K.. 221 Sacramento
rede WilUam. 414 Sacramento
ynkoop G. C, NE corDupandVallejo
Ramirez & Co.. 425 Commercial
Sam Sing, 631 Pacific
Scio Co., 406 Jackson
Sheridan 4 Ca, 413 Daris
Soong Sing & Co., 716 Pacifio
St. Lucie, 639 Commercial
St. Louis Co.. 520 Clay
Tung Ki, 505 Broadway
Washington Cigar Co.. 813 Market
Wing Hung Chung, 757 Clay
Wing Sing, 415 Pacific
Yik Lang i Co.. 425 Commercial
Young & Co., 707 Dupont
Cigars— Retail.
Cigar Makers— Chinese.
laskaCo.. 31 Pacific
rago & Co., 767 Clay
orora Co., 206 Duixmt
iverleigU Si Co.. 409 Pacific
ibanes i: Co., 406 Battery
illaoCo,, 609 Dupont
irolina Co., 617 Commercial
iscade Co., 221 Dupont
:rro Gordo Co.. 115 Jackson
lee lee i Co.. 804 Washington
leonge Kee. 823 Sacramento
ucago Co.. 837 Dupont
ty Cigar Co., 610 Montgomery
'Imo & Co.. 607 Dupont
lombo k Co.. 715 Dupont
nnecticut C'o.. 441 Bush
rona Co., 322 Commercial
smc?poIitan Co., 427 Sacramento
stas & Co^ 709 Commercial
own Point Co.. 613 Commercial
ba Co.. 25 Dupont
rtis i Co., 321 Clay
coto Co., 524 Commercial
panola Co.. 308 Commercial
Irella & Co., 229 Pacific
rekaCo.. 29 Pacific
)renceCo., 115 Oregon
int Co., 309 Commercial
sting i Co., 734 Commercial
OB Chong, 504 Clay
p Chung Co., SE cor Montgomery
Av and Broadway
ta Co , 746 Washington
bellaCo, 209 Sansom
y West Co., 635 Kearny
Grand Co.. 420 Daris
»nia Co., 1016 Dupont
SaUeCo., 26 Geary
I Wood, 203S Pacific
li Co., 310 Pacific
^Co, G20 Pacific
snolia Co, 320 Commercial
o Co.. 744 Washington
rada Co., 410 Sansom
:ific Co.. 537 Commercial
ma Co., 616 Pacific
neer Cigar Co , 24 Dupont
mg Lee, 729 PaciBc
toe Co , 1106 Dupont
Alexander Charles, 957 Market
Alexander J. A., NW cor Clay and
Ea.st
Appel Theodore, junction Market and
Ellis
Amheim S. S., S St«uart
Auerbacli L., 309 East
Baird James, 213 Montgomery
Baldwin Starr, 603 Dans
Banks John. 997 Marliet
Barra E. I.. 118 First
Barrows & W., ,533 .Sacramento
Becker F. W., 705 Davis
Belden Edward, 520 Sacramento
Block Israel, 228 Sutter
Blum Adolph, 231 Kearny
Borheck John, 503 Pacific
Brand Ernest- Grand Hotel
Brown Adolph, 824 Kearny
Euistorf C„ 423 Sansom
Camman A. W., 411 East
Camp J. M.. Merdiants' Exchange
Carr Prank D.. 231 Bush
Castle Charles, 356 Third
Catechi Jolin, 204 Second
Chenot Eugene. NW cor Fourth and
Folsom
ChejTie Robert, 140 First
Clau.ssen Jolm, 104 Dnpont
Cohn Edward & Co., 627 Clay and 225
Montgomery
Cohen & Bro., SE cor Market and
Fourth
Cohen King. 404 Pacific
Colla Antonio, 543 Fourth
Colmont John, junction Montgomery
Av and Pacific
Crocker L B., 236 Montgomery
Cutt Joseph, 418 Hayes
De Prati Ernest. 206J Bush
Dezau A. P.. 832 Market
Duenwald Carl F., 1021 Missioa
Duffy Bernaril C, 950 Market
Eliaser A.. 422 Third
Falck Bemhard, 113 Second
Fernstrom J, F , 620 Market
Finch W. G., 130 Kearny
FLAVIN MARTIN J.. SEoor Kearny
and Commercial
Fleissner Juhus. 306 Kearny
GaUaglier Hugh, SW cor Mission and
Second
Gallano Antonio, 430 Jackson
GANNON P. T., corMarnetandMonl^
gomery (see advertising department,
page Ut
■Gerson Emile, Palace Amphitheater
Glick M, 234 Third
Gordon & Burke, 842 Market
Graaf Samuel & Co.. 539 Clay and NE
cor Dupont and Pacific
Gude Herman F., 1159 Mission
Hallett O. G., 320 Montgomery
Hamley George a. 210 Montgomery
Hansen F. C, SW cor Jack and East
Hansen L, H., 106 Second
Harris Charles, 225 Third
Harris Hyman, 137 Third
Harris S., 402 Fourth
Hart ,James, NW cor Sac and Kearny
Henningsen Hans, 800 Market
Hirschfeld M., 101 Sansom
Honigsberger Louis, NE cor Bush and
Battery
Honigsberger Solomon, 221 Sacramento
Hooker C. M. & Co.. 226 Montgomery
Hoppeler C, 1416 Stockton
Horn J. P., 23} First
Howe M. P.. 911 Howard
Howell M. C. 616 Montgomery
Hunter N., 236 Montgomery
Inslee & Joseph. NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Isaacs G., 242 SLlth
Jacobs & Wright, NE cor Broadway
and Montgomery Av
Jansen G. A. F., NE oor First and
Brannan
John WlUiam, 113 Dupont
Johnson John, SW cor Washington and
Drumm
Jurgens A., 147 Second
Kahn S Haas. 773 Market
Kalmuk M,, 46 Fourth
Kirch. Weger & Co.. 812 Kearny
Klindt H.. 2401 Kearny
Kozniinskj- & Bro., 322 Sansom
Kronberg Adolph, 422 Kearny
Kulilmeyer Louisa Mrs.. 229 Third
Kurlander J., 1030 Market
Kurtz A.. 417 Davis
Kntner L., 151 Fomili
Lachman & Bowman, 229 Bus&
Landsberg H., 123 Sansom
Langstadter I. S., 210 Bush
Langstadter Meyer, American Exch
Lazarus A., 24 Sisth
Lea^y & Brother, 509 MoGtgomay and
301 Kearny
Lemke John, 113 Dup and 1116 Maiket
LeverentrC, SE 'cor Mont and Clay
Levj- D., 362 Third
Levy I., 206 Bush
-Lewin J. S., 710 Market
Lipman M., 335 Motttgcniuwy
Livingston John, 1020 Market
Long Edwirtl, 636 Third
Mann A., 232 Montgomery
Mattat C. a. 316 Montgomery Av
McLellau H. H. & Co., 518 Battery
McNiece John, 916 Kearny
Meagher William. 22 Second
Medau J. 4 P.. SE cor Dupont and Pac
Meuser P.. 16 Steuart
Meyer A. SW cor Mont and Merchant
Meyer C, H,. 425 Bush
Meyer William. 996 Folsom
Michalitschie Bros., 756 Washington
and SW cor Kearny and Bush
Miller Henry, jnnctioa Tyler and Mar-
ket
Miller H. W., 5 Second
Modry M., 312 Third
Montgomery Edward A.. 629 Sac
Moore William H., 719 Davis
Morelos Antonio. 635 Pacific
Morton Franlt. 154 Second
Moss E. W,. CosmopoliUn Hotel
Muller F, T., SW cor Pac and Mont Av
Newmark S., 205 Pacific
Nichols Richard. 650 Fourth
OBierne F.. NWcor Harrisonand Third
Obrador H.. 1222 Stockton
Oehlert. Henry. 146 Fourth
Ohrt C. 515 Clay
Olsen C, 531 Sacramento
Parco Antonio. 124 Fourth
Pahner Annie. 1020 Kearny
Pearlman A. M.. cor Market -ind San
Podesta Joseph. 442 Bush
Poppe Charles. 305 Battery
Priebatch W.. 146 Third
Rand J. B.. 226 Montgomery
Raphael I.. 430 Kearny
Reed Francis. 529 Sacramento
Riley G J,. 405 Sansom
RUey H. K,. SE cor Front and Market
Romero & Aguirre, 546 California
Rosenthal B.. 28 .Stockton
Scheering Henry. 423 East
Schlegel Henry. 1020 Market
Schmelzer M.. SW cor Howard and
Fourth
Schmidt Henry, NE cor Washington
and Keamy
Schmidt J. C. 19 Pacific
Schiiitzer & Abrams. 312 Fourth
Schnlte J, H., 214 Brannan
Schumaim L., 341 Keamy
Schwartz George &. Co., NE cor Market
and Keamy
Schwartz H., 133 and 329 Montgomery
Scott A. F., 605 Montgomery
Seely Albert. 327 East
Seidel William. 17J Fourth
Shearing H., 423 East
ShuTJser Adolph. 102 Sixth
ShoenD. B. 325 Pacific
Sichel E. 4 Bro., 5 Kearny, 321 Califor-
nia, and 7 Merchants' Exchange
Siewert Charles, 334 East
Sisenvine Levy, 311 Bush and 5M Mont
Smj-the Albert F. 617 Montgomery
Sneider Emma, 1208 Montgomery
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Steinhart L., 432 California
Stockfliht C. 323 Pacific
Sutliff Henry, 330 Kearny and 832 Kear
Thormahlen H., 202 First
ToeUten Herman. 58 Second
Ulmer M.. 527 Montgomery
Van Praag Simon, 30 Montgomery ana
634 Montgomery
Volkmar C 13 Sisth
Von Ahnden J. H., 5 Kearny
Walker R. T., 414 Bush
Walsh Thomas, 123 Siith
Warschauer S Marcus, 538 Market
Warner C. H., 244 Sutter
Wasserman Moses, 413 Montgomery
Whipley Daniel W., KE cor Third and
Howard
1 Wiese Charles, 40 Jackson
Willis M.W., 332 Bush
Winter John, 409 Dupont
Woge Charles, 809 Battery
Wohlfeld G., 202 Fifth
Wolf Elias, 620 Fourth
[ riaini Agents.
Aiken William H., 34 Mont Block
Dewey k Co., 338 Montgomery
McNirLTY CHARLES A-, 43 TJ. S.
Court Bldg (see adv. dept- page 14)
Ransom Lee J. (land), 609 Sacramento
Reed Henry R., 321 Washington
Clairvoyants.
Aiken K. S. E.. 313 O'FarreU
Alrin MatUda Mrs., 137 Third
Anderson Pet Mrs. 20t) Kearny
1 Antonia Clan Mme.. 1344 Post
1 Belmonte M. Miss, 38 Rausch
' Bordenwal Jennie Mrs., 443 Bush
Breed S. F. Mrs., 128 Kearny
Burr Carrie Mme.. 11 Geary
Cummings M. A. Mrs., 262 Minna
Dreschleld L. A., 645 Post
Dmiham Harriet Mrs., 321 Powell
Eso<liQs Mme., 205 Minna
Famham A. C. Mrs., 110 Eddy
Foye Ada Mrs., 319 Kearny
; Hendee M. J. Mrs., 10 O'Farrell
Hubbard C. E., 793 Mission
MathewC, 30 Geary
Moore S. >Irs.. 759 Market
Morey H. E., Mrs., 212Post
Mott N. A. C. Mrs., 14 Perry
Pearson M. M. Mrs.. Ill Ellis
Querillacq Mary, 1119 Mission
Richards M. E. Miss, 4 Powell
Sproul H. E., Mrs., 112 Fourth
fitadfelt A. Miss. 783 Market
fitowe C. M. Mrs., 410 Kearny
Clergymen.
Aocolti Michael, 841 Market
Afflerbach C. H.. pastor German Meth-
odist Church, dwl 728 Broadway
Aldrich Byron, pastor Fifth Baptist
Church, dwl 2614 Folsom
Alemany J. S., Most R«v. Archbishop
(R. C.l S. F., dwl 628 CaUfomia
Baker E. P., pastor Third Congrega-
tJDnal Church, dwl 422 Minna
Barchi C, dwl 841 Market
Bas-ma Joseph, dwl 841 Market
Benson Henrj- C, office 761 Market
Birdsall Elias, rector St. Johns Episco-
paj Church, dwl 7W Dolores
Black Daniel, dwl 610 Polk
Blake Charles >L, dwl 331 Geary
Brencan B. P.. pastor Mission Dolores
Choich, dwl W s Dolores nr Sti-
f^eijth
Bre&lin Lasrrence, assistant pastor St.
Pat^i (B.C.) Church, dwl E s Ala-
bama nr Twenty-fourth
Btotheiton T. W., dwl 1520 Mission
Bro»-a T. E.. pastor Tabernacle Baptist
Chvrch, dwl N 3 Post bet Hyde and
Larkin
Broper J. A., pastor Mission St. M. E.
Church, dwl Si Twentieth bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero
Bttchard James M , dwl 841 Market
Buckbee Chaxlo« A., dwl 516 Taylor
Buehler Jacob M., pastor St. Paul's
German Lutheran Church, dwl 953
Mission
Burrows George, dwl 906 Market
CaldweU Jordan, dwl NW cor Bush and
St«iner
Carher Terrence. assistant pastor at.
Francis Church, dwl 519 Green
Carpenter H. S.. dwl 227 Geary
Cohn E , rabbi Congregation Emanu-U.
dwl 727 Geary
Condit I. M. (Chinese misBionaiy), dwl
800 Stockton
Conner Aaron, dwl 2520 Bush ,
Coyle Thomas B.. chaplam St. Mary 3
College. San Jose Road
Cox H Ubrarian and general manager
Y M. C. A-. dwl 659 Howard
Croke James, pastor St. Mary 5 Cathe-
dral, dwl 628 California
Cullen Andrew, assistant pastor St. Jo-
sephs Church, W s Tenth nr How
Cunningham T. M., pastor Central
Presbyterian Church, dwl 1817 Sac _
Gushing Thomas, pastor St. Francis
Mission Church, dwl SW cor Do-
lores and Sixteenth .
Davis George E., pastor Baptist Mission
Chapel, dwl Eighth Av nr H, South
De Cieroi Henry, pastor Notre Dame
Des Victoires, dwl 526 Bush
De Masini T., professor St. Ignatius
CoUege, 841 Market
Derham Hyacinth, dwl NW cor Bush
and Steiner „ . , ..
Derham J. H., i^astor St. Bridgets
Church, dwl SW cor Van Ness Av
and Broadway „ ,, ^
Dille Elbert R., pastor Bush St. M. t.
Church, dwl 2520 Bush
Doughty John, pastor New Jerusalem
Church, dwl 1508 Leavenworth
Dunn T. S.. pastor Central M. E.
Church, dwl 531 Jessie
Eisenbach Louis, rabbi Congregation
Ohahai Shalome. dwl 106 Post
FilUo Nels<.ia dwl NE cor Tyler and
Leavenworth
Flack Daniel assistant minister Church
of the Advent, dwl 1717 Eddy
Gallagher Hugh P.. pastor St. Joseph s
Church dwl W s Tenth bet Howard
and Folsom
Gallagher Joseph A., assistant pastoi
St. Joseph's Church, dwl W s Tenth
bet Howard and Folsom _ ^
Garriga Andrew, pastor St. Francis
Church, dwl 519 Green
Gibney Thomas, pastor St. Peter's R.
C. Church, dwl E s Alabama nr
Twenty-fourth
Gibson Matthew M.. pastor United
Presbj^rian Church, dwl 8 Liberty
Gibson Otis, Chinese missionary, dwl
916 Washington
GithensW.L., rector St. Peter's Episco-
pal Church, dwl 932 Pacific
Green WilUam T.. dwl 107 Grove
Grey Peter J., pastor St. Patricks
Church, dwl 744 Mission
Grodzinsky Isaac P., rabbi Congrega-
tion Shaarey Tzedek, dwl 1305 Pow
Harrington John F., pastor St, Fran-
cis' Church, dwl 619 Green
Hemphill J. H., pastor Calvary Presby-
terian Church, dwl 331 Ellis
Henry Henry A., rabbi Stockton St.
Synygogue, dwl NW cor Leaven-
worth and Turk
Herde Julius, pastor Saint Boniface
Church, dwl S s Tj-ler bet Jones
and Leavenworth, rear
Hewett J. B.. dwl 240 Jessie
HiU J. B., office 671 Market
Hillery William H. (colored), pastor
First African M. E. Church, dwl
Greenwich bet Larkin and Polk
Horgan William, assistant pastor St.
Bridget's Church, dwl SW cor Bdwy
and Van Ness Av
Hoss E. E.. pastor Minna St. M. E.
Church South
Howell Thomas, pastor Second Advent
Christian Church, dwl 20 Oak
Huddart R. Townsend. dwl 501 Second
Hulbert E. B.. iiastor First Baptist
Church, dwl 224 Post
Hvistendahl C. pastor Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, dwl 874 Mission
Ijams W. E.. pastor Green St. Congre-
gational Church, dwl 1116 Stockton
Jewell Frank F.. pastor Howard St. M.
E Church, dwl 8 Hubbard
Justin B.. president St. Mary's CoUege
Kaufman H. Rev., assistant pastor Mis-
sion Dolores Church
Kedrolivansky P. J.. Archbishop Russo-
Greek Church, dwl SW cor Green
and Pierce
Kellogg A. H.. acting pastor Howard
Presbyterian Church, dwl 906 Mar-
Kendig Daniel. Presidio Barracks
Kieme Gustav. pastor Scandinavian
Church, dwl 520 Post
Kimball John, dwl 139 Fourth
Kiely Denis, assistant pastor Mission
Dolores Church, dwl W s Dolores
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Kip W Ingraham, Episcopal Bishop,
dwl 502 Pow.U
Krueger J. H., pastor First Reformed
Crerman Church, dwl 29 Eleventh
Kovregin Nicholas. Russo - Greek
Church, dwl 1411 Jackson
Laewen H.. pastor German Lutheran
Church, dwl 953 Mission
Largan James, pastor St. John the
Baptist Church, dwl 2220 Geary
Larkin Thomas, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, dwl 744 Mission
Lathrop Henry D_ rector Church of the
Advent, dwl 411 EUis
Lentz D. J., dwl NW cor Bush and
Steiner
Lobscheid W.. dwl 40i Geary
Loomis Augustus W.. Chinese mission-
ary, dwl 713 Bush
Lorentzen Paul pastor Saint Mark's
Church, dwl 1118 Howard
Mahon W. J.. M. E. laurch South, dwl
401 Taylor
Maraschl Anthony, dwl 841 Market
Marduardt Johu G., pastor Emanuel
Evangelical Church, dwl 538 Jessie
Masnata A., dwl 841 Market
Mayer Gustavus W.. rector Seaman s
Episcopal Church, dwl 610 Hyde
McCarthy R. G.. pastor Olivet Presby-
terian Church, dwl Fifteenth ni
Railroad Av „ . ,
McCollough J.. St. Mary s Hospital
McGovem Benedict, pastor and supe-
rior St Dominic Church and Mon-
astery NVV cor Bush and Steiner
Messea C. E., dwl 481 Market
Metropolsky Ivan, bishop Russian-Greefc
Church of Alaska, dwl 911 Jackson
Metropolsky N.. Russian-tireek Church
of Alaska, dwl N s Polk nr Green
Moore Justin P.. dwl 1615 California
Morrissv E. Rev., assistant pastor St.
Patricks Church, dwl 744 Mission^
Muehlsteph G.. pastor St. Malkl
Church, dwl 331 Geary
Murphy John, dwl 1809 Taylor
Nanus Frederick, pastor Scandinavim.
EvangeUcal Lutheran Church, d»l'
Q4-4 itissioii
Nattini Emanuel M., dwl 841 Market
Nelken J., dwl 267 J Stevenson
Neri Joseph M., dwl 841 Market
NeustadtZ., dwl 824 Folsom
Newton G., pastor Kentucky St. Churcn,
dwl Tennessee nr Solano
■\oble T. K., pastor Second Congrega-
tional Church, dwl 422 Minna
OFlynn Peter, dwl 841 Market
ONeUl E. F., pastor St. Bndgett
Church, dwl cor Broadway and ¥»IU
Ness Av
Parker J. N., dwl 1855 Mission
Patterson Robert, pastor First PresDf-
terian Church, dwl 1110 PoweU
Peake E. S.. pastor St. Luke s Church.
dwl 1712 Clay .
Piatt William H.. pastor Grace Episco-
pal Church .^^
Poage C. A_. pastor Larkin St. Presby-
terian Church, dwl 141.19 Bush
Pond William C. pastor Bethany Con-
gregational Church, dwl E s Fol
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-siXtn
PoweU William C. dwl 1809 Taylor
Power Patrick, assistant pastor St. rat-
rick's Church, dwl 744 Mission
Prelato Francis T.. dwl 841 Market
Prendergast John, pastor St. -Marys
Cathedral, dwl 628 Califorma
Rexford E. L., pastor First UniversaUst
Church, dwl 28 Glen Park Av
RoweUJoseph.pastor Mariners ChuixJi.
1 dwl 1416 Sacramento
MORGAN a CD.^ 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Bed
■tP.VAITSCHAACK^CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINKSS DIRECTORY.
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Roze A, dwl NW cor Bush and Sterner
Smrtelle Henrj' A, pastor UiiionSiiuare
Baptist Church, dwl 810 Taylor
Schuenemann-Pott Friedrich, pastor
German Independent Congregation,
(iwl 925 Larkin
^Lhw.artz Herman, dwl 427 Fourth
■<..olt W. A., pastor St. John's Presby-
tirian Church, dwl 521 Post
SiTiMgeour R,, pastor Westminster
Presbyterian Church, dwl 888 Bu-
chanan
Shiiptro Aaron, dwl 7725 Fulsom
Shearer Frederick E., 767 Market
SiUiman G. D., rector lYinity Church
dwl 227 Geary '
Sniimons E. L., dwl 829 Washington
Siiiu.iids 8. D., dwl 937 Clay
Slattcry M., assistant pastor St Mary's
I athe'lral, dwl 628 California
1 Speckles W. A., assistant pastor St
Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 Cal
Stebbins Horatio, pastor First Unita-
rian Church, dwl 16 Ellis
Stone Andrew L., pastor First Congre-
gational Church, dwl 617 Bush
Strisand N., dwl 526 Tehama
Sullivan Florence J., dwl 841 Market
Bundbom R. W.. pastor Swedish Evan-
gehcal Union Church
Tadini Joseph, dwl 841 Market
Tener Isaac W.. Disciples of Christ, dwl
1016 Webster
Iriplett I. N. (colored), pastor African
ME Church, dwl 106 Bernard
Valentini J , pastorSt. Prancis'Church
dwl 519 Green
S'er Mehr J. L., dwl 1113 Sutter
vidaver H.. rabbi Congregation Sherith
Israel, dwl 816 O'Farrell
Reaver Joshua, dwl 502 Powell
Weiss Oswald, reader Congregation
Sherith Israel, dwl 1621 Sac
White Robert C, dwl 1200 Larkin
ff'hiting Samuel P., pastor Olivet Pres-
byterian Church, dwl 1240 Howard
Williams Albert, dwl 26 Ellis
Williamson Peter S., dwl 629 CaUfornia
*olf S., pastor St. Boniface Church,
_ dwl S s Taylor nr Jones
*oodbridge Sylvester, pastor Howard
St. Presbyterian Church, dwl Nine-
_^ teenth nr Valencia
voods James, dwl 23 Pearl
yoodworth James, pastor Emanuel
Presbyterian Church, dwl 302 Mont
Worcester Joseph, pastor New Jerusa-
lem Church, Druids' Hall, dwl 813
Bush
?ythe J. H., pastor Fh-st M. E. Church
tdwl 1008 Washington
oung James R, (colored), pastor Third
Baptist Church, dwl 849 Clay
Swain R. A. & Co.. 200 Sansom
TITCOMB ALBERT. 240 Montgomery
Wenzel & Hjirtmann. 324 Ke.amy
WEYL BROTHERS. 333 Kearny
The NATIONAL CLOCK CO.
REPRESENTS
Anaonla Brass and Copper Co,
■Waterbury Clock Co.
W. L. Gilbert Clock Co.
E. Ingraham & Co.
MURRAY DAVIS, Agent,
31 4 33 Sutter.
"Weyl Brothers,
Importers of
GcDnlDC Frencli Bronze Clocks,
339 Kearny, near Pine,
P. 0. Box 1272, Up Stairs.
<'lothe.s BoiltTH.
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
riollie.s Wringers.
Armes & Dallam. 215 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Cloaks ana Salts.
(See also Millinery Goods.]
Jtenberg Rosalia Mrs., 528 Kearny
erltowitz R. Mrs.. 1008 Stockton
laser Rafael, 32 Geary
annenberg S Thompson, 24 Mont
agles M. P., 909 Market
Wtinger & Noll, 10 Montgomery
AmdlerS Co.. 100 Montgomery
.owalsky B. Mrs.. 336* Kearny
Miynsky Lesser. 136 Kearny
ayer Charles, 408 Kearny and 30 Mont
litchell Fabian, 308 Kearny
Llverstein S., 406 Fourth
tern Shnon, 311 Sutter
ULLIVAN k MOOBHEAD (see adv
register names, page 785)
iirklieim Brothers, 20 Sansom
Clocks— Importers.
(Ste also Jewelers ; also Watches.]
"'-!;!?;? 9°='' Co.. H. Molineui agt,
320 Market and 19 Sutter
uTIifS^I' CONSTRUCTION k
MAINTENANCE CO., office 134
Sutter
LAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL). SE cor
Kearny and Commercial see ady
back cover)
ELBING & STRAUS, NE cor BaO
tery and Pine
ATIONAL CLOCK CO., Murray Da-
vis agent. 31 Sutter (see ady. back
cover)
t'lothing— Wholesale Jobbers,
Alexander S. O. & Co., 4 Battery
Ash Bros., 13 Battery
Banner Bros., 204 Sansom
Baum J. & Co., 218 and 220 Sansom
Brown Nathan, 108 Battery
Brown P. & Bro., 125 Sansom
Colman Brothers, 107 Battery
Dahknann Charles & Co., 124 Sansom
Elfelt A. B. k Co.. 108 Sansom
Pechheimer, Goodkind & Co., 16 San
Freeman & Hyman. 121 Sansom
Goodyear Rubber Co. (rubber), 607 Mar-
ket
Greenebaum Brothers, 7 Sansom
Hyams Brothers, 109 Sansom
Isaacs k Gross. 533 Market
McCain, flood & McCLUBE, 109
Pine (see adv. dept page xxiii)
Neustadter Brothers, NW cor Battery
and Pine
Schafer k Co., 26 Battery
SHERMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
Mont (see adv. dept. page xlvi)
STEINHART W. k 1. & CO., 3 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page Ixxviii)
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Tokias, Hahn k Brown, 24 Sansom
VAN SCHAACK C. P. k CO., 708
Kearny (see adv. register names,
each alternate page)
Weaver k Taylor (rubber), 136 Mont-
gomery and 501 Market
ClolUIng— Boys' or Children's.
Betzel k Cohn, 109 Sansonj
Dahlmann Charles k Co., 124 Sansom
Dianiant. Berliner & Co., 4 Battery
Ehrhard Adam. 264 Third
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Freeman k Hyman, 121 Sansom
Gilbert M., 243 Third
Green k Seller. 689 Market
Jacobs Jacob, 414 .Sacramento
Peiser I. & N., 604 Market
Pursh Frank. 252 Third
Straus k Levy. 125 Sansom
Clothing— Itlannfactnrers.
Alexander S. O. k Co., 4 Battery
Ash Bros., 13 Battery
Banner Brothers, 204 and 206 Sansom
Baum J. k Co.. 218 and 220 Sansom
Betzel k Cohn. 109 Sansom
Brown Hyman. 125 Sansom
Colman Bros.. 107 Battery
Dahlmann C. k Co.. 124 Sansom
Greenebaum Brothers, 7 Sansom
Hastings C. C. & Co., SW cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Hyams Brothers. 109 Sansom
Isaacs k Gross, 533 Market
Jacobs Jacob, 414 Sacramento
Marcus H., 414 Sacramento
Schafer k Co., 26 Battery
S HERMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
Mont (see adv. dept. page xlvi)
Siegel Simon, 716 Montgomery
STEINHART W.kl.k CO.. 3 Battery
(see adv. dept page l.xxviii)
Tokias, Hahn k Brown, 26 Sansom
Clothing— Oil.
Asher Samuel, 325 Davis
Neivman k Bennett, 411 Washington
Sutton Charles Jr., 34 California
Clothlng-Kotall.
Abraham Abraham. 400 Pacific
Abraham G., 35 Second
Abraham I, 433 Pacific
Abraham J., 721 Sansom
Abrahams L., 6 Clay
Abrahamsou Alexander, 429 Keamy
Alexander Simon. 1100.) Dupont
Amgott S., 918 Dupont'
Aruheim S., 323 Pacific
Ascher A. F., 408 Fourth
Baunigarten Jennie Mrs., 732 Pacific
Beamish Percy, 691 Market
Bloch A, B., 1107 Dupont
Boris Lambert. 1127 Dupont
Canneveu Michael. 811 Keamy
CaroM. 813 Battery
Caro S.. 40 Third
Chin Tin (Chinese), 908 Dupont
Church T. R., 223 Montgomery
Citron M. L.. 131 Pacific
Clare John, 105 Jackson
Cohen D. k Bro., 66 Second
Cohen Gustav, 102 Geary
Cohen L., 408 Pacific
Cohen M.. 605 Commercial
Cohen N.. 1030 Market
Cohen k Pincus. 307 East
Cohn Alexander, 613 Keamy
Cohn M. B, 131 Jackson
Cohn S., 203, 421, and 433 Keamy
Cohn Thomas, 821 Jackson
Cole WiUiam A., NE cor Fohiom and
Twenty-second
Coney A., 28 Second
Dake E. C. k Co., 15 Keamy
Davis Abraham, 106 Jackson
Ehrhard Adam. 264 Third
Falk Levi, 411 Fourth
Feder Robert, 212 Brannan
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Figel S.. 333 Bush
Fischer M., 152 I'hird
Fisher S., 543 Jackson
Fogel George, 10 Clay
FLAVIN MARTIN J., 620 Keamy
Frank E,, 902 Kearny
Franklin George, 511 Davis
Fromberg Isaac, 817 Keamy
Garrett Francis, 312 Pacific
Gilbert M., 243 Third
Ging Mow (Chinese). 902 Dupont
Goldstein k Millzner, 740J Washington
Goldstone Charles, 435 Montgomery
Goldstone Jacob, 926 Dupont
Green H., 114 Pacific
Green k Seller, 689 Market
Hambiu-ger G. k Bro., 52 Third
Harris Charles, 502 Pacific
Harris M., 319 Pacific
Harris S., 110 Steuart
Harshall Gerson, 221 Third
Hastings C. C. k Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Him Lung (Chinese), 930 Dupont
Hudson Brothers, 325 Kearny
Isaacs A., 823 Keamy
Isaacs Hyman, 507 Jackson
Isaacs Michael, 647 Pacific
Isaacs S., 417 Pacific
Isaacs Samuel, 743 Pacific
Israel Simon, 516 Fourth
Jacobs A., 813 Pacific
Jacobs Jacob. 414 Sacramento
Jallewits L. Mrs.. 240 Keamy
Jonas J.. 160 Third
Jones k Co., 712 Market
Joseph Brothers, SW cor Montgomery
and Bush
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KaUsky Joseph, 779 Market
Kayser M. ii. Brother, 234 Bush
Keser Louis. 934 Market
Kleiu AVtraham. 206 SLxth
Ladumin A-. 429 Pacific
LaiKio H.. 317 Keamy
Latham Solomon, 818 Montgomery
LaveuthalS.. 54 Third
LesBman I.. 507 Pacitic
Let/, Siuion. 410 Pacific
Levy H. L. & Co,. 343 Kearny
Levy 1.., 227 Pacific
Levy L . 613 Davis
I^vy L . 613 Front
Levy M,. 9 Jackson
Levy Morris. 505 Davis
Liudenbaimi J., 52 Steuart
Lindner & Kron. 227 Kearny
Loewenthal Joseph. 233 Third
Louiftson M.. 525 Kearny
Marks Adolph. 1022 Dnpont
Marks H.. 24 Steuart
Marks M. 4oi) Third
Mendelaon E.. 233 Pacific
Meyeratein H., 537 Keamy
Michael C. 1^ Second
Micbaelfl I., 209 Fourth
Mieraon. JeweU A Co.. 828 Keamy
Moesta.J. P.. 641 Clay
MorgHQatera A,, SW col Front and Pac
Nathan Lena Mrs,. 833 Washington
Nathan 8,, 818 Montgomery
Nathan 8. J., SW cor Mont and Bush
Newman Leon. 627 Wasliingtou
Oppeiilieim S. B., 35 Fourth
I*almer Brothers. 730 Market
Peiaer I. k N.. 601 Market
Peiser Jacob, 239 Third
Peiaer k Schwartz. 20 Third
PelsE,, 517 Davis
Peyser H.. 719 Montgomery
Phippa & Flenuiken. 724 Montgomery
PincuH M.. NE cor Pacific and Sansom
and 302 Pacific
Plato D. &. Son. 6 Steuart
Ptirdy Si Litchfield. 500 Washington
Pursh Frank, 252 Third
Raph;iel H D.. 201 Montgomery
Ripbael 1 , 549 Washington
Repinaky Philip. 518 Pacific
Robert J. D.. 801 Kearny
Roman Herman. 830 Market
Rooa Bros.. 37 Keamy
Rosenthal J., 262 Brannan
Roteti-iteiu Alexander. 824 Montgomery
Schafer & Co.. 708 Market
Hchwartz Cauffman. 30 Main
•SPTKRMAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
Mont (see adv. dept. page xlvi)
Siegel S . 716 Montgomery
ailveratone Solomon. 713 Pacific
Smith Herman. 252 Steuart
Solomon A . 435 Pacific
Solomon laidor. 420 Pacific
Boloinon Harris, 536 Pacific
Solomon L,, 48 Steuart
Sfcockwitz M,, 216 Pacific
Sullivan P, J., 35 Third
Unger k Feder. 733 Market
VAN 8CHAACK C. P. & CO.. 708
Keamy (see adv. each alternate p.J
Warnhawski J. W.. 401 Keamy
Weiuer I. & Co.. 818 Keamy
Wise Herman. 427 Pacific
Wilaon Jane IVIi-a,, 1027 Howard
Witt Julius. 104 Third
Yet Kee & Co. (Chinese), NE cor Du-
IKJut and Jackson
Zarchyki M., 406 Folsom
Coal Dealers. i
[See also Wood and Coal.]
Anderson Thomas, 118 Market
Anderson & Bro,. 118 Market
Barnard F. & Co,, 213 Jackson
BELLINGHAM BAY COAL CO., E 8
Spear bet Folsom and Harrison (see
adv. dept, page Ixix)
Berrj-man & Doyle. W s East nr Pacific
Eichard Nicholas. 16 and 18 Howard
BLACK DIAMOND COAL CO.. E s
Spear bet Folsom and Harrison (see
adv. dept. page liix)
Eluxome ii Co,. 323 Front
Bruns Nicholas, 619 Davis
Carolau, Hooker & Co. (Cumberland).
Ur California
Chandler Richard D.. 118 Pacific
Dunham. Carrigan & Co. (Cumberland),
107 Front
Eastport Coos Bay Mining Co.. 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Ebbets Arthur M.. 113 Sacramento
Flanagan & Mann, 620 East
Haste & Kirk. 24 Beale
Henry C, A,. 424 Montgomery
Hunter Lewis C, 109 Sacramento
Huutini^on. Hopkins & Co. (Cumber-
laud), junction Bush and Market
Jaffe Loiiis. 413 Pacific
Johnson George C. & Co. (Cumberland),
33 Batterj-
Kershaw Marsden. 17 Spear
Loring George C, 110 Jackson
Lund William & Co.. 113 Market
Miildleton it Famsworth. 14 Post
Newbauer Joseph, 212 Main, office 206
Bush
Pacitic Commercial Co.. Larue's Wharf,
325 Geary and 1212 Polk
Renault John. 712 Pacific
Renton Coal Co.. 616 East
Rosenfeld John, NE cor Folsom and
Spear
Schroeder Adolph, 110 Jackson
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co.
(George C, Bode agent). NAV cor
Batterj- and Filbert
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO., SW cor
Main and Market
Shaw Jt Sharii. 16 Fremont
Shawl M.. 112 Main, office 209 Sansom
Storm & Co.. 329 Montgomery
Turner i Han*ey. East bet Jackson and
Pacific
Van Winkle & Davenport (Cumberland),
413 Market
Wakefield & Co.. 6 Califomia
WTiipple S. B., 313 Mission
Coal Oil.
[" Importers.]
•Allyne & White. 112 Front
*Dietz A. C. & Co,, 224 Front
*Ha>T\-ard A., 224Cahfornia
•Taylor F, B. & Co., 113 Front
Cobble Stoucs— Depo«8.
Caduc Philip (agent), 513 Montgomery
Coeoaniit Flonr.
Califomia Cocoanut Pulverizing Co.,
733 Howard
Kindler Albert. 315 Eighth
Loeven EmU & Co,, 520 Front
MARDEX IRA & CO.. 212 Sacramen-
to (see adv. dept. page IxxWii)
Moran & Venton. 205 Fourth
VENARD G,. 625 Front (see adv. dept.
page sxvui)
WiUiams Benj. & Co., 507 Clay
Zwick C. (extract), 707 Sansom
ClothA and M'oolen Goods.
r* Importers. See also Dry Goods.]
•Lazard Freres. 525 Market
•Levy Michel, tV12 Sacramento
MLSSloN AND PACIFIC WOOLEN
MILLS. 517 Market
Morgenthau M., 108 Bush
■Rha^ E & Co., 616 Sacramento
•ReisA Bros. & Co., 115 Sutter
R^yiiol.la G. L.. 638 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOL-
EN' FACTORY, office 115 Battery
(see adv. dept. page liii)
San Jo*.- Woolen Mills, 521 Market
•Stein. .Simon k Co., ii32 Sacramento
•ULLMAN M. & CO.. 628 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page ixiv)
D. GHIRARDELLI
Manufacturer of
COFFEE AND SPICE
And the celebrated
California Eagle Chocolate.
415 A 417 Jackson.
ColTee— Importers of.
Auger B. E. & Co., 409 Battery
Cant J. A. & Co., 405 Front
Hellmann Bros. & Co., 525 Front
Low C. Adolphe & Co.. 208 Califomia
Merrill J. C. (c Co.. 204 Califomia
Parrott & Co.. 306 California
llrmela & Urioste, 405 Front
t'olToe anil Spire Slaunfaetnr-
er».
BERNAKD CHARLES, 707 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xxv)
Eothin Henry E., 13 First
Finck H. C. 920 Stockton
Folser J. A. & Co.. 104 Califomia
Gates Horace & Co., 112 Spear
OHIRARDELLI D., 415 and 417 Jack
Guittard E. & Co., 515 and 517 Com
CofTee Houses.
[See also Restaurants.!
AntunoTich N.. SW cor East and Com
Antunovich & Rossell, 403 East
Becker George J., SW cor Berry and
Fourth
Bralich 4 Co.. 624 Keamy
Brown Frederick. 10 Steuart
Buya N., 605 Davis
Caner & Johnson, 425 Drumm
CoUobotta S., 332 East
Constantine & Alex, 1403 Stockton
Divlsich S. & Co., 623 Davis
Domnik & Palmer, 16 Folsom
Droba?. M., 503 East
Duffy W. C, SW cor Valleio and Davil
Fowler & Brandt. NE cor Pac and Keai
Francisovich ,t Broderick. 41 Pacific
Fugel & Schroeder. 425 East
Green John C 8 Jackson
Grossetta i Tripolo. 527 Commercial
Jovonch Lazel. 100 Jackson
Kuppenheim & Bauer, 526 Keamy
MartinoWch Samuel, NE cor Marken
and East
Merslick D., 1017 Battery
MUler John, 1146 Market
Milloglav & Sopa, 6 Fourth
Nelson H., 3'J Market
Paul E., 329 E.ast
Pavlicevicb John. 523 Davis
Pendo John & Co., 723 DaiTS
Petersen C. A., 10 Sacramento
Peterson Brothers. 531 East
Preda Guiseppe, 506 Clay
Rismondo Louis. 629 Davis
Scott i Dudley. 509 Washington
Smith & Hranovelli. 1204 Stock-ton
WiUiams A: Francovich. 15 VaUejo
Wilson & Stevens, 47 Sacramento
Coflin Mannfarlnrrn.
[See also Undertasers.]
GRAY N S CO., 641 Sacramento (w
adv. dept. page xlix)
HtTNT E l>. 4 CO , 51 Beale
Lockliart & Porter, 29 Bluiome
MASSEY i YUNG, 651 Sacrament
(see adv. dept. page ilvi)
Coke Dealers.
[See also Coal ; also Wood and CoaL
McDonald P. A., 233 Fourth
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT 00
office cor First and Natoma (K
adv. dept. page 28)
Colleelors.
[See also Brokers— House.]
Allen S Prior. 434 Montgomery
Barnard Isaac D.. 224 .Montgomery
Benjamin Moses F.. 430 Cahforal*
Beretta William. 430 Jackson
Berger Gabriel. 402 Montgomery
Berna Frederick. 430 Jackson
Bolinger John C, 607 Clay
Boyle John, 304 Montgomery
Bryan E. H., 52,1 Kearny
Bulilert S McBride, 607 Clay
Byers J- M , 326 Pine
Byrne Hemy L., 535 Clay .
Cardinell John A.. 30 Montgomery B
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan . <«
I p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
797
Carter R. W., 238 Montgomery
Chapin George W. . 434 Montgomery
Cle;irv Robert, 238 Montgomery
Coe John T , 523 Kearny
Cohen Samuel H.. 521 Clay
Coltou A. O., 52 Montgomery Block
Daly F. . 5 Post
Daly & Hawkins. 220 Montgomery
Gay Charles. 523 Montgomery
Gallagher John B., 623 Montgomery
Ganz & Co.. 434 Montgomery
Gateiv Michael, 720 Market
Hall J. C. 606 Montgomery
Hiirding S. C. 736 Montgomery
Husteii Alanson, 712 Montgomery
Jai rl'i Leopold. 430 California
Jubson WQliam G., 238 Montgomery
Juhiiston& Gonzalez, 22S Montgomery
J.'iies Henry W.. 612 Clay
K;Lt:- Plmanuel, 306 Montgomery
Kt-jicy .S Morgan, 526 Montgomery
Kiuit A. P.. 105 Montgomery
Kix^ter J, & Co., 623 Merchant
Lammot H. D,. 607 Mont
Landry N.. 612 Commercial
Lintlsey Annie E , 626 Montgomery
Lindsey J, H,. 636 Clay
Lindsey William. 422 Montgomery
Madison i: Burke. 316 Montgomery
Martin F. H.. 715 Clay
MLirtinon A., 420 Montgomery
Mct'ombe John, 507 Montgomeiy
McMahon James, 526 Montgomery
Merzbach J.. 530 Montgomery
Miles Thomas H,. 339 Kearny
MiUett E. V . .MM Kearny
MitcheU David, 330 Pine
PattTson Johnston. 523 .Montgomery
Pettigrew J. J., 236 Montgomery
Rule F. K, 6 Leidesdorff
Seligman Moses. 420 California
i^'iHli K, L,, 16 Post
iing C- A.. 54 Montgomeiy Block
n A., 712 Montgomery
- - :^ Samuel. 715 Clay
Tiimmerup E.. 212 Montgomery
Tompkins W. H., 636 Clay
Webb Albert, 215 Sansom
Wetpb Watson. 302 Montgomery
.Weissig Erhardt, 604 Merchant
"Wells W., 113 Leidesdortf
WiJcocks Benjamin. 614 Merchant
Woodthorpe k Barbier, 508 Battery
Wright Alfred, 159 Xew Montgomery
Wright Thomas H,. 605 Clav
N^TNXE BROS., 224 Keamy
Colors— Analine.
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
Comb Man nfai* furors.
Bonner & Watt. S s McAllister nr Scott
Colleges.
[See also Teachers; also Schools.]
4-cademy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores
bet sixteenth and Seventeenth
-aiifomia ('.pllege of Pharmacy. E s
Stock bet Chestnut and Francisco
3EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24
I' St c^ee adv. reg, names, page 361)
d_- :ii ai Department. University of Cal-
if rnia, E s Stockton bet Chestnut
d Francisco
1 Department. University of the
ific, 114 Stockton
Business College, SE cor Geary
i Stockton
Heart College, SE cor Eddy and
rkJn
V?, i A CLARA, A. Varsi president,
" ::ita Clara Co. (see adv. dept. page
;T. IGNATIUS. 841 Market bet Fourth
and Fifth (see adv, dept. p. xxxii)
,'t. Marj-'s. Old San Jose Road, 4* miles
from City Hall
iTttiversity College. SE cor Geary and
Stockton
'niversity Mound Institute. S s Silver
Av nr San Jos6 Road
Heald's Business College,
24 Post,
BeL Montg'y and Kearny.
For Information reg-arding course
r studies, expenses, etc., call at the
oUege offlce, 24 Post St.. or address
E. P. HEALD,
President Business College.
Coiiiiuereial A«:encies.
[See Mercantile Agencies.]
Commission Merchants.
[See Merchants.]
Commissioner— Insurance.
Foard Jeremiah W.. 401 California
Commissioner— U.S. Shipping.
Stevenson J. D.. 118 Jackson
Commi-ssioners.
Residing in San Francisco, appointed
by the Govorners of the different
States, to take testimony and to
acknowlelge deeds to be used in
each respective State.
Alabama.
Blood J. H , 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Scudder Frank V.. 611 -Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B, 442 California
Arizona Tekritort.
Blake Henry C , 333 Montgomery
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomerv Block
Crane A. C. 432 California*
De Zaldo R.. 434 Montgomery
Fuller A.. 611 Montgomerj-
Hamill John, 329 Montgomery
Joite E. v.. 6 Merchants Exchange
McLaren Daniel, 238 Montgomery
Morgan H. M., 113 Leidesdorff
Mm-fey S, S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Wegener F. O., 404 Montgomery
Arkansas.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B, 442 California
Colorado Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
De Zaldo R., 434 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Eschange
Scudder Frank V., 611 M-mtgomery
Smith N. Proct-or, 426 Mont^ojnery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Connecticut,
Chattin Edward, 442 California
De ZaJdo R.. 434 Montgomery
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Williams G. N.. 306 Pine
Dakota Territory.
Chattin Edward. 442 Cahfomia
De Zaldo R., 434 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. HU Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. E., 442 Calif omia
Delaware.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
District of Coll-.mbia.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
Florida.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N, Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Georoi.4,
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Scuader Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Procter. 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Idaho Territory.
Blood J, H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward. 442 California
De Zaldo R,. 434 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Joice E- v., 6 Merchants* Exchange
Morgan H. M., 113 Leidesdorff
Scudder Frank V,, 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 42G Montgomery
M'egener F. O.. 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
Illinois.
Brooks James, 310 Montgomery
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomerv
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Wilhams G. N., 306 Pine
Indiana.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Iowa.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Murfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montcornery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
Williams G. N., 306 Pine
Kansas.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Mm^ey S S,, 6(.i7 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Moutgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 513 California,
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Williams G. K., 306 Pine
Kentucky.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Hamill J., 329 Montgomery
Murfey S, S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
' Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
• Louisiana.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 Califorma
Maine,
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Mmi"ey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N, Proctor. 426 Montgomei?
Sutter Emile V.. 513 Montgomery
Whiting M. S.. 606 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Maryland.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Moutgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins Jolm H. B.. 442 California
MASSACnUSETTS.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Murfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Stetson E. G., 315 California
Sutter Emile V.. 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 Califorma
Wilhams G N.. 30S Pine
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Michigan.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
ilurfcy S S,. fi07 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgornery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
WUkina John H. B.. 442 California
Minnesota.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Murfey S, S,, 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V,. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Mississippi,
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
Missouri.
Brooke James. 310 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Gottschalk Edward L., 207 Sansom
Miirfuy S. S., tJ07 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
Montana Territory.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
De Zaldo R.. 434 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Nebraska.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
De Zaldo R-. 434 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Nevad.a„
Blake H. C 333 Montgomery
Blood J. H . 24 Montgomery Block
Brooks J;imes. 310 Montgomery
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Chevers W. H , G29 Keaniy
Crane A, C. 432 California
l>e Zaldo P.. 431 Montgomery
Hamill John, 329 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel. 424 Montgomery
Joice E, V . 6 Merchants" Exchange
Loweuberg H . 306 Montgomery
McLaren Daniel. 238 Montgomery
Morgan H. M.. 113 Leidesdorff
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V . 611 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery
Thiirp E. H.. 418 Montgomery
Tibbey Henry S., 600 Montgomery
Wegon'jF F. O,. 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
New Hampshire.
Chattin Edward, 442 Califoraia
Slurfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter E. V.. 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
New JERSEy.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B., 442 California
New Mexico Territory.
Blood J, H.. 24 Montgomery Block
De Zaldo R . 434 Montgomery
Scudder Prank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N, Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Wegener F. O.. 404 Montgomery
WiUdns John H. B,, 442 California
New York.
Blood J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chevers W. H,. 629 Kearny
McLaren Daniel, 23S Montgomery
Murfey S, S . 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V . 611 Montgomery
Swim D, K . 329 Montgomer>-
Tharp E H.. 418 Montgomery
North Carolina.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Scuflder Frank V,, 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Ohio.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Hamill John, 32^ Montgomery
Murfey Samuel S,, 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N, Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 513 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B., 442 California
Oregon.
Blood J. H.. 24 Montgomery Block
Brooks James, 310 Montgomery
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hamill John. 329 Montgomery
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants Exchange
Murfey Samuel S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H.. 418 Montgomery
Wegener F. O.. 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Pennsylvania.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
De Zaldo R.. 434 Montgomery
McLaren Daniel, 238 Montgomery
Murfey Samuel S.. 607 Montgomery
•Scudder Frank V.. 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., .'^13 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B-, 442 California
WUliams G. N.. 306 Pine
Rhode Island.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Fiauk V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. 513 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Williams G. N.. 306 Pine
South Carolina.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N, Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 442 California
Tenne-ssee.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
McLaren Daniel, 238 Montgomery
Murfey S. S,. 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 442 California
Tex.\s.
Chattin Edwanl, 442 California
Murfey S, S., 60/ Montgomery
Scudiler Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wegener F. O.. 404 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B., 442 California
Utah Territory.
Blake H. C, 333 Montgomery
Bloo.l J. H., 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward, 442 CaUfomia
Hiimill J., 329 Montgomery
Hermann S.. 424 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
M'rLaren Daniel, 233 Montgomery
Morgan H. M., 113 Leides-iorff
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Wegener F. U., 404 Montgomery
Wilkius John H. B. 442 California
Vermont.
Chattin Edwar-l. 442 California
Murfey S- S., 607 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B.. 442 California
ViROINIA.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B.. 442 California
Washington Territory.
Blood J. H,, 24 Montgomery Block
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Hamill J., 329 Montgomery
Murfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Scudiler Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 418 Montgomery
West Virginia.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B., 442 California
Wisconsin.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Scuilder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B., 442 California
WUliams G. N., 306 Pine
Wyoming Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Hermann S-. 424 Montgomery
Scudder Frank V,, 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
WUkins John H. B., 442 California
ronfeetloners.
[♦Wholesale.]
Albrecht Richard, 109 Taylor
Alvord M. J. Mrs., 759 Howard
Arthur W. S., 259 Third
Bergmann A., 200 Washington
Brach G. A., 522 Keamy
Brannagan Patrick. 1240 Bush
Brickette Mary, 6 Tyler
Brind & Co., 16 Foiirth
Bronsdun William J,. 450^ Third
Button Justus, 14 Sixth
*Canty & Wagner (manufacturers), lOT
Montgomery
Carberry Catherine. 1428 Pacific
Cheyne Robert, 140 First
Chisholro George, 114 Turk
Core Thomas Mrs,, 223 Folsom
Cremer & Heitmann, 54 Second
Darhng L. H. Mrs., 1060 Howard
Davies J.. 5241 Sixth
Dennis Mary Mrs.. 1004 Stockton
*Dexter k Co. (manufacturers), 59Si
Washington
Ehret Michael. 522 Dupont
EUwoodF. H,. 418 Third
Farrell John. 1205 Polk
*Finck & Gunillach (manufacture!^
1312 Dupont
Fitzsimmons C. 403 Geary
Fleming EUen, 1116i Folsom
Foster & Co. (manufacturers), 938 Mar-
ket
*Garland MUton H. (manufacturer), 828
Market
Gerhard Berthold. 1102 Dupont
Gilbert August, 318 Keamy
Gilbert G I. W. Mrs.. 247 Fourth
Ck^ldberg Charles, 414 Jones
Grant John G., 539 Fourth
Good & Tschurr, 227 Kearny
Grancourt John B.. 1319 Stockton
Grossfield & Pitt, 73 Fom^h
*Haas Geo. & Co. (manufacturers), SO 1
Keamy
Hacker Bros.. 128 Third
•Hanson A. G. (manufacturer), 836
Washington
•Heine A. (manufacturer), 421 DarlB
Henime & Renter. 27 Keamy
Hirscbberg B. Mrs.. 406 Third
Hirschfeld D. & Co., 420 Sacramento
Huston Sl Probasco (manufacturers), 122
Kearny
Keehn H.. 922 Howard
Kissling ^^i Perrin, 134 Post
Krell J.. 112 Kearny
LemarC. Mrs.. 1201 Folsom
Loheide Frederick W., 420i Sixth
•Masson Frt^res (manufacturers), 413
Commercial
McDonnell C. Mrs,, 615 Larkin
McGrath Mary Mrs., 335 Fifth
McGuire E. Mrs.. 631 Bush
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AIT & CO., California Mark.
t p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
799
*Mercer M. A. Mrs. (manufacturer), 518
Kearuy
Miilon Frank, 123 Sutter
Miley Jacob A., SOI Bush
Moratel August. 430 Geary
Molteun<:. F.. 432 Sutter
Murray Mary Mrs , 148 Fourth
Mysell J. G , 115 Seveuth
Nachtrieb F., 45 Third
Noville A. M. Mrs.. 759,\ Howard
N"onan Jeremiah, 24 Seventh
•Pellat k Fahrbach, (manufacturers),
405 Havis
FfyirterW.. 142 Third
J'ncliJmaii W.. SW cor Post and Powell
T.uer J- C . W 9 Scott nr Bush
I'roff H. Mrs.. 306 Post
i; ivi3 \V. H.. 128 Third
t; l.c-rtson R. L.. 1008 Market
l;.itt,'er Edward, IfiOO Powell
]; Miier J. H., 931 Market
K.s, Mary Mrs , 503 Hayes
•RoTHSrHlLD & EHRENPFORT
(manufacturers). 408 Clay (see adv.
dept. page 14)
Kumno G. B. & Co., 145 Post
S.Hilraann & Lauenstein, 520 California
s. lierring & Weber, 443 Bush
."■'rliiQits William. 916 Montgomery
•s .liroder i Albrecht (manufacturers),
22ij Battery
Si-ichi Gaspard, 1121 Dupont
S.ihe Charles. 1507 Stockton
s. j.ll & Schwerdt. 710 Market
Simmons Allen, 1019 Pacific
in th P, Miss, 511 Broadway
til Selah, NW cor Seventh and Har
; 'iigel E,, 1432 Pacific
.■^i,i.ru Jacob, 417 Sutter
Stohlmaun W., SE cor Turk and Hyde
Swain A. E.. 636 Market
Swain R. R, & Co., 213 Sutter
Sweeny Myles, 200 Fourth
Sykes H. Mrs.. 5 Sixth
Taylor A. R . 837 Washington
Taylor Cjtus D,, 206^ Sixth
Thain Alexander & Co., 781 Market
Thaler C, 418 0FarreU
Tiedemaun Henry H.. 120 Taylor
'Vogeley i Brother (manufacturers), 26
Second
Vorrath Thomas, SE cor Bdwy and Polk
Warren August. 107 Sixth
Webber F, E. Mrs . 224^ Fifth
Weston John E,. 1017* Howard
Wilson M. A. Mrs,. 342 Fourth
Woods Catharine Mrs., 909 Folsom
Wunderer & Klaas, 1233 Stockton
Confootioncrs' Maohinos.
Schroder &. Albrecht. 226 Battery
Consuls.
[•Consuls General.]
Argentine Republic, Charles Baum, 510
Battery
Austro-Hungarian Empire, G. A. E.
Muecke. 109 California
Belgimn. Emii Grisar, NW cor Fifth
and Townsend
•Belgium. S. Mohange. Grand Hotel
Bolivia. F. Herrera, 331 Montgomery
•Chili. F. Casanueva Jr., 27 U. S. Court
Building
Chili, H, Baroilhet, 524 Montgomery
Costa Rica. F Herrera. 331 Mont
•Costa Rica, T. Leinmen Meyer, SWcor
Front and .JackFon
Denmark. Nicholas Sonnichsen, 221 San
jBcuador. F. Herrera acting, 331 Mont
•Prance, Edmond BreuU. 436 Jackson
•German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal,
314 Sacramento
•Great Britain, W. Lane Booker, 319
California
Greece. Eraile V. Sutter. 513 Mont
Goatemala. Leslie C. Hanka. 204 Cal
Hawaiian Islands, H. W. Severance,
405 Front
Honduras. W, V. Wells, SW cor Sutter
and Hyde
Italy, Covmt Diego Barrilis, SW cor
Front and Jackson
Japan, Sahuro Takaki. 703 Maaket
T^ Mexico. Manuel Azpiroz, 109 California
Xetherlandfl, J, De Fremery. 710 San
■Nicaragua. P. Herrera. 331 Mont
Peni. Frederico de la Fuenta y Subirat,
320 Sansom
Portugal, Francis Berton, 527 Clay
Russia, M. Klinkofstrom, 510 Battery
San Salvador (vacant)
Spain, C Martin. 424 California
Sweden and Norway, Nicholas Son-
nichsen acting. 221 Sansom
Switzerland, F. Berton. SW cor Clay
and Leidesdorff . AntoineBorel vice,
601 Montgomery
Turkey, George W. Gibbs, 35 Battery
United States of Colombia, Ricardo
Morales, 109 California
Contractors.
[See also Carpenters and Builders ; also
Piledrivers.]
Bergson Ole, 537 Sacramento
Boobar E. C. & Co.. 14 Howard
Bradbury William B,, 401 Mission
Braden Thomas, W s Scott bet Geary
and Post
Bromley G.orge T.. 418 Montgomery
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page 3)
Brown William H. (night work), 3 Mills
Phice
Burke F. H., 316 Montgomery
Bugbee Joseph H., 402 Montgomery
Carr William B., 84 Montgomery Block
Classen John C. 516 Kearny
Cofran George, 605 Clay
Conlin John J., 344 Clementina
Connolly Peter, NE cor Keamy and
Bush
Curtis John P.. 320 Jackson
Dickerson D. B.. 326 Montgomery
Diggins Julius C. Sutter urDevisadero
Diggins Wesley, Sutter nr Deviaadero
Dudgeon Edwin. 621) Washington
Dixon Isaiah, 638 Market
Dorland Henry S. (street), office NE cor
Kearny and Bush
Dunshee C. E.. SW cor Fifteenth Av
and P, South S. F.
Gleason P., 309 Mason
Graves James, cor Thirteenth Av and
M. South S. F.
Green William 26 Howard
Haaf Jacob, 516 Keamy
Haley Michael (sewers), 502 Seventh
Harris James H., NE cor Keamy and
Bush
Haseltine Charles E., 36 Steuart
Hunter & Shackleford, 415 Montgomery
Huasey W. M., NE cor Keamy and
Bush
Hyde & Chester, 647 Mission
Jennings A. A., S s Sacramento nr Cen-
tral Av
Jordan Dennis, 330 Pine
Jordan Michael, 330 Pine
Karau k Bourke (night work), 30 Geary
Kelly James M.. 633 Market
Ketchum W, W., cor Montgomery Av
and Kearny
King Henry L., 1002 Powell
Lee F. V.. NE cor Keamy and Bush
Leibert J. G., NE cor Kearny and Bush
Mahlatedt J., 223 Drumm
Mahoney Cornelius, NE cor Bush and
Kearny
McAtee Patrick, W s Mission nr RiiUey
McFadden John, NE cor Kearny and
Bush
McGilley M.. 1059 Howard
McGowan St. Butler, office NE cor
Kearny and Bush
McGrath & Co., 92 Stevenson
McVerry Thomas, SE cor Hyde and
Greenwich
Menziea k Bingham, 514 Battery
Mitchell Robert, NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Moore Jamea, SW cor Montgomery and
Jackson
Norton William H., 310 Austin
Pease William C. 238 Montgomery
Perry H. E., 622 Clay
Prindle David S , 862 Mission
Rayner J., 1046 Howard
Richards Israel (night work). 432 Keamy
Robinson Jeremiah. 127 Fifth
Schoenmakers Constant. 654 Wash
Shain Edward. 1915 Polk
Shelclon k Graves, 1 Mission
Spelty F. J. C. (night work), 126 Geary
Spratt G. S,. 204 Montgomery
Stevens William E.. 310 Montgomery
Stewart & Nash. 77 Stevenson
Stratton Bros., NE cor Keamy and
Bush
Sullivan John, 724 Brannan
Sullivan P. O., NE cor Keamy and Bush
Taylor Joseph W.. E a Fourth bet
King and Berry
Taylor Oliver, NE cor Keamy and Bush
Terrill k Slaven, 715 Seventeenth
Thomason Edwin R-, 513 Montgomery
Tiurill Madison H . 520 Washington
Van Nes.s J. P.. 867 Mission
Wagner Jacob M., 516 Keamy
Watts William, 126 Geary
Weir J. C, 840 Mission
White F. k Co.. 300 Sutter
Whitney tJeorge H., NW cor Mission
and Steuart
Wilber J, W., 137 Montgomery
WILLIAMS HENKY F.. 740 Fourth
Wissinger & Payson, 408 Jackson
Worrell C. R., NE cor Keamy and Bush
Wright James B., 730 Green
Wright k Bailey (night work), 811 Mar-
ket
Ziegler J. Lewis, 1019 Mission
Conveyancers.
[See also Records; also Notiries Pub-
Uc]
Bryant Alex. H., 541 Clay
Herbert S. C. 621 Clay
Jones S. A,, 21 Montgomery Block
Morgan H. M., 113 Leidesdorff
Scudder Frank V., 611 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Trouette F., 610 Merchant
Cooking Ranges.
[See also Stoves; also Metals, etc.]
BRITTAN, HOLBROOK & CO., 113
California and 17 Davis
De La Montanya James, 214 Jackson
and 606 Battery
ris John G,, 628 Washington
LOCKE k MONTAGUE. 112 Battery
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page Ixxx)
SAVAGE & SON, 137-141 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 25)
TAY GEORGE H. k CO., 616 Battery
(see adv, dept. page Ixxxiii)
Weaver D. S., 263 Tliird
Coopers.
Arnold Francis W., 708 Front
Bingenheimer Cliristopher, 110 Davis
Breen Jolin, 120 Washington
Bucking Diedrich, 412 Drumm
Carl Brothers. N s Oregon bet Davis
and Front
Connor S. P., 35 Jackson and 40 Com
Coppage John W. k Co., 112 Jackson
Dyer k Co.. 1017 Battery
Felvy LanTence, 106 Market
Fulda M. & Sons, 30 and 32 Spear
Gheen W. P., 143 Minna
Gorton A. S., 417 Main
andy L. N. &Co.. 27 Clay
Hngan k Co., 106 Dmmm
Hidden J. H.. 109 Commercial
Hubbell Samuel T . 213 Drumm
Juzix Le-'pold. 616 Battery
Kelly k Norton, 103 Commercial
Krantz k Anderson. 208 Commercial
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FAC-
TORY, S s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth, office 408 California
(see adv. dept. page liv)
Rodol-sky F.. 1017 Battery
Schiller F. k Son. 46 Jackson
Sealy Charles, 8 Mission
Stromberg B F.. 508 Front and 114 Ore-
gon
Thode H.. 922 Battery
Woerner Da\id, 104 Spear
Coopers' Stock.
Hogan & Co., 106 Drumm
Coppers nilthLS.
[See also Machinists: also Gasfitterj;
also Plumbers.]
Iredale A. S.. 957 Mission
Johnston James, 1007 Market
Cly Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 CJeary.
D. ¥. Laird, Manufacturing Teweler, Wholesale and Retail, cor. Merchant and Monti
800
SAIf FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MACKEN JAMES, 226 Fremont (see
adv dept. page 10)
Mistre Simeon, 812 Montgomery
Murtha WUliam O.. 16 Tyler
Neil William, 311 Mission
Perey P., 308 Market nr Front
Sanders & Co., 421 Mission
Smith Charles W.. S20 Davis
SNOOK G. & W., 427 Pine (sea adv.
dept. page 23)
Cordiige^Iniporlers.
[See also Ship Chandiers : also Wood
and Willow Ware.}
Armes & Dallam. 215 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. & Co.. 221 Front
Watson & Co.. 319 Battery
Cor(lap;e IMannractnrers.
HAIUDIE A. S. (wire). 113 and 115
Pine (see adv. dept. page xl\-iii)
PACIFIC CORDAGE CO.. 116 Front
(see adv. dept. page xvii)
SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MAN-
UFACTORY (Potrero), Tubbs t
Co., 613 Front (see adv. dept. p. xxi)
Cork Screw Mannfactnrcr*
Schintz J. Herman, 10 Stevenson
Cork Wootl.
Mauri Bros., 411 .Sacramento
Watson k Co., 319 Battery
Cork*.
[See also Drugs.]
Herrmann & Co.. 313 .Sacramento
Mauri Bros., 411 Sacramento
Neis & Eiiert, 415 Sacramento
Scherr Ferdinand, 511 Sacramento
STEELE JAMES G. it Co., 521 Mont
WATSON k CO., 319 Battery
WATSON & CO.
Manufacturprs aud
Dealers in
MacMne-Cnt anymported Corks,
Granulated Cork for Fruit Pack-
ing; also, vessels supplied with Life
Preservers, at short notice.
313, 315, 317 A 319 BATrEBY.
Corsets.
[See also Millinery and Dressmakers.]
Beuoit Celine Mme.. 631 Sacramento
Fre\id M. & Son, 744 Market
Gilbert A. Mrs., 31S Kearny
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, 412 Geary
Lichstenstein Morris, 34 Second
Loretz A. Mrs,. 740 Clay
Magnes David, 414 Kearny
Richet J. Mme.. 113 Sutter
Costnniers.
Aeten F. O.. 655 Washington
Colquhoun J. C. Mrs,, 034 Howard
Fell C. Mrs., 204 Montgomery
Martineaut Josephine Mrs., 436 BuBh
Morrison Howard, S15 Market
PaiUtin J. R., 803 Montgomery
Paullin Susan F. Mrs., 803 Montgomery
Sffindt H, W.. 53S Bush
Simoua Louisa Mrs.. 645 Washington
Taylor W. G. Mrs., 708 Montgomery
Terme Mai'ia Madame, 510 Jackson
Cotiun C:o4mIs.
Heynemann & Co,. 5 Sansom
Sachs L. & M. & Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Well. Cahn & Co., 21 Battery
Cracker MannfUctnrers.
[See Bakers, ]
California Cracker Co., 801 Battery
Chadboume T. J., 1412 Dupont, oflSce
200 Dans
Clark & Zekind. 34 Geary
Golden Star Cracker Co., 704 Sansom
Muller G., 1505 Mission
Ratto B, & Co., 427 Pacific
Cream TarJer, Soda, and Sale-
ratus Manufacturers.
Barton B. F., 213 Sacramento
Callaghan D. & Co,. 121 Front
Nevada and Pacific Soda Co., 109 Cal-
ifornia
Tj'Ier S. H. 214 Sacramento
Worthiugton & Co., 317 Clay
Crockery and Glassware.
[* Importers.]
*AckermanBros., 123 Kearny and 209
Sntter
Allen John, 1322 Stockton
Bailey Joseph H., 1513 Stockton
Bamett Joseph, 79 and 39 Fourth
Becker Joseph. 227 Dupont
Bernard Isaac. 2214 Sixteenth
Bruner Louis, 329 Hayes
Bryant James E.. 10 Third
Caire Justinian, 530 Washington and
1028 Dupont
Casey Thomas, 106 Fourth
*Cerf J. & Co., 515 Market
Cosgrove Patrick C, SE cor Pacific and
Powell
*Daneri Antonio, 420 Battery
Davidson Marcus, 231 Sixth
Davis & Co., 65 Fourth
•Dennery B. & Co.. 311 Pine
*Fellows E. P. & Co., 318 Clay
Frank David. 210 First
Funkenetein Pincus, 43 Third
Creissendorfer M. Mrs.. 318 Third
Greenberg Leopold. 336 Keamy
Grunbaum H. & Bro.. 213 Third
Guinnane & Crowley, SW cor Sixteenth
and Valencia
♦HELBING & STRAUS, NE cor Bat-
tery- and Pine (see adv. dept. page
i:sviii)
Hirshfeld B., 15 Fourth
Jautzen Frederick, 109 Second and 230
Third
Joyce Peter J.. Ill Sixth
Kim Nam & Co. (Chinese), 1008 Dupont
Koch A., 121 Fourth
Kohlman S.. 216 Sixth
*Lawton O. & Co., 609 and 611 Market
Levingston Abraham, 8 Sixth
Lowenstein Isadore, 1304^ Stockton
Mariana G. D., lOOH Dupont
Marks Ernestine, 1417 Stockton
•Marsh H. F. (agent New England
Glass Co.}. 316 Clay
*Maytield k Co.. 210 Sansom
McCartney Cyrus. 221 Dupont
Mullane T. J.. 217 Dupont
Muller August C, 115 Third
"Nathan B. ti Co., MO Kearny
Oppenheira Benjaniin. 1114 Dupont
*Reid & Brooks. 524 Sansom
Reuben George. 324i Hayes
"Sanderson & Bro,, 310 Battery
Selig Abraham, 3 Fourth
Shehan John W., 638 Broadway
Simon Joseph, 302 Sixth
Sinsheimer Simon. 15 Third
Soltan Henrj- & Co.. 22<J Third
Stempelmann & Co., 623 Pacific
•Swain R. A. & Co., NE cor Sansom
and Pine
TAYLOR JOHN & CO. (druggists')
512-518 Washington (see adv. dept.
page xxxviii)
•Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 127
Sansom
Crucibles.
[See Assayers' Materials.]
Curled Hair Manufacturers.
Eiu-eka Hair Factory, cor Fifteenth and
Dolores, office 416 Sacramento
Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., cor
Gough and Lombard, office 406 Mar-
ket
Spauuagel & Wucherer. 2011 Filbert
Cupping and Bleeding.
Brodek S., 210 Bush
Cook John. 332 Bush
Kimmel John, 231i Second
Curriers.
[See Taimers.]
Cutlers.
Adams Christian. 508 Commercial
Harris William, 208 Leidesdortf
Harteustein F., 17 Geary
Marks A., 506 Commercial
Urtet Jean, 223 Leidesdorff
Palmer W. F., N s Berry nr Fifth
Price Michael, 415 Keamy
Rau & Kohnke, 119 Leidesdorff
Schnitz J. H., 10 Stevenson
Will & Finck, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont
Cutlery.
Brown A. F., 321 Pine
Daneri Antonio. 42o battery
Egerton, Allen k Co., 109 California
FLAVIN MABTIN J. (IXL.), SE cor
Keamy and C'ommercial
Feigenbaum k, Co., 120 Sansom
Fleishman. Sichel & Co.. 37 Battery
Folkers J. H. A., 118 Montgomery
FRANKENTHAL k CO., NW cor Bat-
tery and California
HELBING & STRAUS, NE cor Bat-
tery aud Pine (see adv. dept. page
xx\'iii)
Hodge John G. k Co., SW cor Sansom
and Sacramento
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO.. 9
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
Hyde George K.. 408 Market
Jones E. H. k Co., 535 Market
Joseph Nathan k Co., 641 Clay.
Lawton O. k Co., 611 Market
LOCAN k CO., 19 Montgomery (see
adv, dept. page sxii)
Nathan E, k Co.. 540 Keamy
OTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush (see adT.
dept, page liv)
Otto k Co., 532 Market
Pilsburj-, Adair k Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
PRK;e MICHAEL, 415 Kearny (see
adv dept, page 21)
Rau k Kohnke. 119 Leidesdorff
San Francisco Gold and Silver Plating
Works, 653 aud 655 Mission
Schnitz J. H., lu Stevenson
Schoenemann Frederick, 517 Kearny
Son Brothers, SE cor Sansom and Sac
Swain R. A. k Co., NE cor Sansom and
Pine
STEELE JAMES G. & CO.. 521 Mont
Tobin. Davisson & Co.. NW cor San-
som and Sutter
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO.. 714 1
Keamy (see adv. each alternate t
page)
Weil ^ Woodleaf. 113 Battery
Will & Finck. 821 Keamy aud 140 Mont i
TRANKENTHAL & CO.
Importers and Jobbers
OF
Cntleri, Stationery, SioKers' Articles,
UbiIuI Insttmnssts, FhTing; Cuds, Etc.
Corner Battery and California
Thomas Housewortli & Co.
a MONTOOJIKBY, Lick House Block
OPTICAL GOODS,
Califbrnia Vie^s,
Cutlery, Etc.
I
MORGAN & CO.'S Celebrated Sauoelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Marl«
C. p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearnj, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO B IT S I N E S S DIRECTORY.
801
Dagaerrelan and Ambrotype
Materials.
[See Photographic Stock.]
Dainierroians,
[See Photographic GaUerieB.]
Denhil Goods.
Polkers J. H. A. & Bro.. 118 Mont
Redingtou. Hnstetter& Co . 529 Market
STEELE JAMES G. 4 CO.. 521 Mont
Wakelee H. P.. SE cor Mont and Bush
Will & Finok, 140 Mont and 821 Kearny
Dentists.
Adams Q. L.. 1515 Leavenworth
Allen John, 615 Hyde
Austin Henrv, 634 Washington
Ball Joel, 1210 Union
Beers Barrett, 230 Kearny
Birge James J,, 410 Kearny
Blake Charles E. Sr., 1231 Turk
Bourquin Charles, 802 Washington
Boyle George S., 1.^5 Kearny
Bunnell E. F., 319 Kearny
Bush Louis, 8 Kearny
Calvert H, W., 209 Geary
Calvert William, 209 Geary
Cane Alfred, 147 Fourth
Case George A. . 22 Montgomery
Cogswell J. L.. 230 Kearny
Cool George W.. 22 Kearny
Cool W. P., 128 Kearny
Cochrane & Dean, NE cor Kearny and
Post
Crowell J. P., 30 Kearny
Crossett Tnunan, 10 Third
Outlar R., 715 Clay
Davis Henry, SW cor Bush and Mont-
gomery
Davis W. S., 229 Kearny
Dennis Samuel W.. 33 Kearny
Dutch William, 26 Montgomeiy
Ferguson T. H , 224 Kearny
Forbes F. P., 228 Second
FiUler C. H., 109 Montgomery
Gildea B. N., 224 O'FarreU
Hayden Granville G., 719 Clay
Hoadley G. C, 128 Kearny
Hubbard P. H., 33 Kearny
Jessup T. C, 103 Montgomery
King Leonidas A., 616 Sacramento
Knowles C. C, 128 Post
KnowlesS. E,, 128 Post
Knowlton John S. (laboratoiy). 33
Kearny
Knox Henry E., 23 Post
Learn R, B., 310 Stockton
Libbey M, L., NW cor Geary and
Kearny
Lundborg J. A. W., 330 Pine
Luther H. A., 24 Post
McAllister WUliam B., 704 Market
McCrackeu O. C, 829 Mission
Moore C, 404 Tyler
Morffew Thomas. 112 Sutter
Morton H. R,, 102 Pacific
Odermatt F. A.. 333 Bush
Roberts S. H., 142| Fourth
Siohel Max. 103 Post
SmiUe Elton R., 649 Washington
Spear T. R., 235 Kearny
Stanley W, H , 116 Kearny
ThraU H H., 305 Kearny
Trumpour J. P., 414 Hayes
Van Denburgh A., 134 Geary
Van Denburgh Daniel, 229 Geary
Wttde Thomas, 121 Montgomery
Walker A. R., 799 Mission
Warner A. Jr., 850 Market
Whitoomb N. T., 205 Third
Wilbirt John L., 703 Market
Williams J. S,, 15 Sutter
Winter James W.. 206 Kearny
Younger WiUiam J., 224 Stockton
Dermatologists.
Bucknall George J., 523 Kearny
Gordon F. W., 103 Mongomery
Designers on Wood.
Butler Warren C, 535 Clay
Curtis Leila & Co.. 606 Montgomery
Eastman Harrison, 1123 Clay
EITNER RUDOLPH, 629 Clay (see
adv. dept. page Ixxviil
FRAiNTCIS & VALENTINE, 617 Clay
Nahl H. W. A.. 330 Pine
llsbom Edward E,, 611 Clay
Shourds George W., 41U California
Shourds John A., 411i California
Desk Mannfaetnrers.
[See also Cabinet Makers.]
Easton John. 261 First
Palmer W. J. T. k Co., 105 Mission and
323 California
Stem Philip, 218 Sixth
Diamond Cntters.
Frontier, Bellemere & Co., 20S Sutter
Laine J. & Son, 618 Merchant
Diamond Setters.
[See also Jewelers, Lapidaries, etc.]
Eohm W.. 616 Merchant
Burjannoff & Balmiann, 125 Sansom
Cahfornia Jewelry Co.. 134 Sutter
Clausen Francis, 410 Kearny
FRONTIER. BELLEMERE & CO.,
208 Sutter
Hahn Joseph, SOS Market
Koehler «: Ritter, 620 Merchant
Mendoza Amado, 417 Broadway
Frontier, Bellemere & Co.
Bfanufacturing
Jewelers and BlamoM setters,
203 SUTTEH.
Diamonds.
Anderson & Randolph, 101 Montgomery
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 517 Mont-
gomerj' (see adv. inside front cover)
BRAVEEMAN tc LEVY, 119 Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
Bujannoff k Bahmann, 125 Sansom
Dewey C. H.. 433 Montgomery
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Dirking August, 12S Kearny ,
Finck George, NAV cor Geary and
Keaniy
GARDINER G. D. k CO., 302 Mont
(see adv. register names, page 482)
Guignard J., 614 Merchant
Haight A. J., 138 Montgomery
Hirschman A., 200 Sansom
Jordan Morris, 7 Keamy
KOEHLER k RITTER, 620 Merchant
LAIRD D. W., 613 Montgomery
Levi son Brothers, 134 Sutter
Lewis Henry M.. 655 Clay
Lippman Joseph. 203 Montgomery
Mayers Henry. 205 Montgomery
Mendoza A., 417 Broadway
Pulvemiacher Franz, 326 Ellis
Ruhl Bros.. 522 Montgomery
Schmitt Joseph L., 6 Merchants' Esch
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 617 Mont
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Montgomery
Titcomb A. C. 240 Montgomery
Traube Hartwig. 643 Keamy
Tucker J. W. ,£ Co., 131 Keamy
Weyl Bros,, 339 Keamy
Wunsch M. k Co., 206 Keamy
G. C. SHREVE.
GEO. BONNV.
George C. Shreve & Co.
Diamonds, Watcles, Jewelry aM
Silverware,
110 MOKTGOMERY.
Die Sinkers.
[See also Engravers.]
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Giller Carl L., 430 Montgomery
Hoffman & Schenck, 414 Sacramento
Klumpp William. 613 Montgomery
KUNER ALBERT. 611 Washington
(see adv dept. page 11)
PAGES JULES F., 648 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page 20)
Wood George M. & Co.. 120 Post
Dispensary.
[See also Hospitals.]
Medical College of Pacific, 114 Stockton
Distilleries.
[See also Brewers ; also Camphene ; also
Liquors.]
Bay View Distillery, South S. R. office
313 Battery
Bay View Refinep', JTW cor Battery
ami Commercial
California Rectifying Co., 320 Commer-
cial
Dulip Emile A., 805 Montgomery
Hinchman C. H., 434 Jackson
Lyons Ernest G, & Co., 510 Jackson
Oriental Refinery, office NW cor Bat-
tery and Commercial
Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.. 411
Washington
Schleifer F. & Co.. 17 Main
West End, A, J. Van Winkle, E s Old
San Jos(5 Road nr Industrial School
Doek Builders.
Boobar E. C. & Co., ISTVV cor Steuart
and Howard
Swett F. P., Pier 15 Steuart
Doeks.
[See Dry Docks.]
Door Plates.
[See Engravers.]
Doors and Shatters— Iron.
[See also Foundries; also Machinists.]
Gallagher James J., 151 Beale
Kittredge Jonathan, 18 and 20 Fremont
LEAVITTC. H., 225 Beale (see adv.
dept. page Ixviii)
Nutting Calvin & Son, 121 Fremont
SIMS JOHN R., S s Oregon bet Front
and Da\iB (see adv. dept. ptige xlii)
TTpstone John E., NE cor Howard and
Spear
Doors, Sasbes, and Blinds.
[* Manufacturers. ]
*Bradb<iry W. B., SW cor Mission and
Fremont
COLE NATHANIEL W. & CO., 160
Main (see adv. dept. page xc)
*Doe B. & J. S., 46 Market and 447
Bmnnan
•EXCELSIOR MILLS, 443 Brannan
(see adv. dept, page Ixxv)
Hall John L., 11 California and 114
Market
*Haskell & Bode, 439 Brannan
*MACDONALD D. A. & CO., 217 Spear
and 218 Steuart
^MECHANICS' MILLS, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont {see adv. dept.
page 22)
Page & Cowell, NE cor Mission and
Spear
Rossiter James, 106 Francisco
San Francisco Manufacturing Co., NW
cor Main and Howard
Springer Jason, SE cor Mission and
Spear
Wilson & Bro., NE cor California and
Drumm
D. A. MAGDONAID & CO.
Manufacturers of
Doors, Sasles, Blinfls anil Momdiigs,
217 to 2-25 Spear &218to226.STEt.-AET.
The most Artistic "Work in Hairdressing is Performed at 113 Geary.
o
o
o
San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, L. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant.
802
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PI
Draft«nicn.
[See also Engineers— Civil.]
Anios & Daiis, 112 Beale
Bntler Edward R.. New City Hall
Goddard George N„ 103 Montgomery
Herbert S. C, ii21 Clay
Hoffman & Craven, 92 Montgomery
Block
Kaufman Charles, 432 Montgomery
Lasalle E. B.. 19 Montgomery Block
Marriotte Noel, 302 Montgomery
Mason J. E-, 37 Montgomery Block
McGregor H. Miss. 626 Montgomery
Osboru E. E., 611 Clay
Shortt L. H., 621 Clay
Van der Naillen A.. 606 Montgomery
Von Leicht F., 432 Montgomery
Wheeler Samuel H., 135 Fremont
Drain and Sewer Pipe.
BRO"SVELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(sef ;idv dei^t, page 31
MARTIN PADEY, cor Francisco and
Taylor, office 502 Kearny (see adv.
reg. names, page 483)
Menomy E. T,, SW cor Mont and Sac
O'Day P., 316 Montgomery
Dramatic Agents.
Corbyn & Co., 606 Montgomery
Hunter David O.. 711 California
Hunter John, 711 California
McCabe J. H., 332 Bush
Draymen.
Arnold Ames, cor Market and Spear
Austin John, 604 Front
Averill Wilson, cor Sac and Davis
Beeson F P., 409 Front
Belcher Frederick P., SW cor Market
and Fremont
Bertelsen < »tto, cor Front and Com
Beyer Robert W.. 221 California
Bjorkman & Wilkinson. 110 California
I Briniigeon Samuel. Pier 2i Steuart
Brown James A. & Co., 315 Front
Browning Jacob. 110 Pine
Bryden George, 405 Front
Carew Thomas, 115 Battery
Carswell Geo. W,. 717 Dupont
Chfford Thomas C, 43 First
Collins & Lyons, Pier 11 Steuart
Cross k GInm, 416 Front
Doane Micjih. 416 Battery
Elliot &; Brother. 1 Howard
Emery I. M , SW cor Front and Jack
Englaoder Max. 102 Battery
Farnsworth David L.. 102 California
Fleming & Stetson. 400 Battery
Gibson H Co.. 213 Front
Graham James. 116 Front
Graham Robert J. (U. S.), SW cor
Jackson and Batter>'
Hancock & Kelso, 414 Beale
Hanson &■ Moore, NE cor Pine and
Front
Keefe & Co.. 710 Sacramento
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Kissaue Henry. 10 Steuart
Knight Luther, 33 California
Kom \ McCarthy. 113 Battery
Lammers H. J., 314 Battery
Larkin & Ficken, 6 Bush
Lee it Merchant, NE cor Front and Clay
Lewis i: Co., Pier 1 Steuart
Madsen Charles, 314 Sacramento
Maginnis Elipbas. 416 Sansom
Marsh Nathaniel, 117 California
Mead Si Kyle, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Meyer George. SW cor Battery and Cal
Morton J. & Co., 302 California
Peck & Co.. 706 Sacramento
Petersen & Co., 220 Front
Pillsburj- & Ingraham, Potrero Point
Robinson Robert W.. 203 Da\Ta
Schussler & Ulmer, 6 Battery
Sedgley John R.. cor luission and Spear
Sessions M. P., SW cor Battery and
Halleck
Shr.»yier Jfc Caldwell. NE OQr Pine and
Front
Smith. Cutter & Co., 304 Davis
Smith R,, NE cor Cal and Dnimm
Smj-the & Pierce, 324 Davis
Souther Joseph W., 206 California
Stevens Calvin C, NE cor Front and
Jackson
Strauss Kaufman. 5 Battery
Tribeau H. N., Pier 15 Steuart
Warren & Wilkinson. Pier 3 Steuart
Wilkins & Foy. SW cor Bat and Pacific
WiUiams Charles & Co., Pier 5 Steuart
Worth Charles A., corner Market and
Ecker
Dredging Companies.
California Dredging and Reclamation
Co., 237 First
Pacific Dredging Co., 411J California
Dressmakers.
Acker Frances. 213 Dupont
Allen Mary Mrs., 734 Howard
Altenberg Rosalia Mrs.. 528 Kearny
Anderson Flora Miss, 753 Clay
Aijuau Esperidion Mrs., 539 Vallejo
Armstrong Matilda Mrs., 1417 Dupont
Ascroft Alice Mr^., 1223 Bush
Ashley W H. Mrs.. 224 Kearny
Avilez Dolores. 1608 Powell
Bagley Sarah Mrs.. 948 Howard
Baker T. J. Mrs., 22^ Post
Bennett Susan Mrs., 87 Ninth
Beikowitz R. Mrs.. 1209 Stockton
Biber . Mme, lOUi .Stockton.
Bilfinger Marie. 1334 Dupont
Blaser Rafael, 32 Geary
Borland S. H. Mrs.. 30 OFarreU
Bousquet Elviza Mrs.. 1028 Kearny
Bo>T)ton A. B. Mrs., 25 New Mont
Brady Anna, 914 Folsom
Brahan Bertha Mrs.. 231 Fifth
Breslin Kate. 919 Montgomery
Bruns H. Mrs.. 770 Howard
Buckley Margaret Miss, 630 Mission
Burnett X. C Xlvs.. 2^i Sixth
Biut M. E. Mrs., 1246 Mission
Campbell Anna Mrs., 534 Green
Cannon Marina Miss, 215 Kearny
Chappius Emilie Mrs., 641 Bdwy, rear
Chroninger Susan W.. 53 Fifth
Coguiasse A. Mrs . 71U Howard
Coleman M. M. IVlrs.. 115 Kearny
Collins Eunice Mrs.. 1010 Pacific
Coliiuhoun J. C, 634 Howard
Cook Mary L. Miss, 732 Natoma
Cooper W. Mrs.. 12 0"Farrell
Cronin Mary Miss. 458 Minna
Crouin Nora Miss. 453 Minna
Cryer C. Mrs.. 26 Fourth
Dannenberg i Thompson, 24 Mont
Denechaud Dolores Mrs.. 916 Howard
Dempsey Mary Mrs., 1834 Howard
Doherty F. Mrs., 335 Fourth
DriscoU M. Mrs.. 1326 Stockton
Dnhart Celestine Mme,, 149 Third
Duke Catherine. 788 Folsom
Dundas Dora Miss. 45 Second
Dunlap H. Mrs . 828 Washington
Dunnigan Mary Miss. 540 Fourth
Eagles M. P. Mrs . 909 Market
Edwariis D.. 11 Stockton
Fal>ens Ellen 'f. Miss, 540 Bush
Fink Louis. 1228 Stockton
Finn Kate Mrs.. 1214 Stockton
Fisher Dora Miss. 329 Broadway
Foley E. Miss, 753 Howard
Fowler M. E. Mrs.. 308 Stockton
Franck George Mrs.. 757 Mission
Frost M. Mrs.. 1502 Folsom
Gaughen &, Dunning, 212 Fourth
Gegan Thomas Mrs.. 1226 Howard
Crerbie W. Mrs.. 32 Sixth
Gerhardy Louisa Mrs,, 841 Mission
Green Annie Mrs., 315 Sutter
Green E. C. Mrs . 511^ Minna
Green J. G.. Mrs , 408 Bush
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, 412 Geary
Gross Sarah A, 315 Clementina
Grote Gertrude Mrs.. 435 Broadway
Gury J. P. Miss, 10 Stock-ton
Hahermehl Frederick, 2J13 Mission
Hansen P. Mrs.. 530i Third
Heiser Agnes Mrs., 1427^ Dupont
Held Mary Miss. 650 Washington
Hellbeck Josephine, 631 Sutter
Heney H B. Mrs., 1126 Market
Hoa^Uey Blanche Mrs.. 413 Sutter
Hobbs Delia Mrs., 407 Brannan
Hoffman Minnie Mrs.. 35 Turk
Hopkins Guineva Mrs., 508 Bush
Hyland Kate Mrs., 2 Grand At
Incell Ada Mrs., 110 Geary
Jackson E. Mrs., 917 Folsom
Jacob Mary Mrs.. I(i04 Stockton
Jelhnek Matilda Mrs., S'^i Folsom
Jenkins Cecilia Mrs., 818 Pacific
Joyce JuUa Miss. 753 Mission
Kellj- Ellen, 24 Mary
Kemp Margaret Mrs., 420 Third
Kendall C. B. Mrs.. 134^ Hayes
Kind M. W. Mrs.. 54 Geary
King Ellen Mrs., 426 Kearny
Lawrence E, Mrs.. 1231 Stockton
Le Bourdais Cecilia Mrs.. o30i Bush
Le Senechal k Albertson Mmes., 427
Third
Leavitt H. M. Mrs., 23 Kearny
Leroy E. Mme., 121 Sutter
Ligon M. Mme., 722 Washington
Linehan E. Mrs., 648 Mission
Loring Harriet G. Mrs.. 115 Kearny
Love W. Mrs., 1062 Howard
Lyons John F. Mrs., 63S Howard
Manning J. Miss, 414 OFarreU
Marchand Fortune Mrs.. 823 Wash
Marsh J. B. Mrs., 411 Post
Martin Joseph. 1028 Dupont
Mason S. A. Mrs.. 233 Fifth
May Eva Mrs.. 1504 Folsom
McBean M. Mrs.. UOfti Dupont
McClure Eliza P. Mrs . 2308 Howard
McDe\itt Sophia A, Mrs.. 1402 Polk
McEvoy M. A. Miss. 761 Mission
McGee C. Mrs., 848 Folsom
McQuade Kate L.. 1511 Howard
Michaux Rita Mme.. 303 Stockton
Mills H. B. Mrs,. 15 Geary
Murphy H. B. Mrs., 458 Sixth
OBrien C. L. Miss. 320 Sutter
O'Brien Ellen Mrs., 52 Valencia
Odobez G. Mrs.. 7 Harlan PI
Pape Anna Mrs., 248 Third
Parker J. Miss. 165 Silver
Peirce R. K. Mrs.. 312* Post
Peiae E. Mrs., 355 Clementina
Peny M. Mrs.. 917 Jones
Petit Lovena E. Mrs., 408 California
Picot Julia Mme., 101 Kearny
Pollard &. McGuigan. 230 Fourth
Poole Maria L. Mrs , 216 Second
Preble L. W., 514A Third
Prien W. H. Mrs.. 862 Folsom
Quaid Margaret Mrs., 1206 Pacific
Quigg Marj- B., 112li Stockton
Quinn Margaret, 227i Hayes
Ralph L. A. Mrs., 1022 Stockton
Reen A. M. Mrs.. 921 Howai'd
Richmond A. 724 Howard
Ritchie J. C. Miss. 9 Taylor
Ritter A. Mrs.. 540 Fourth
Robertson L, Mrs., 15^ Sixth
Robertson M. Mrs., 32 Second
Rogers Carohne Mrs.. 109 Geary
Rowland C. Mrs.. 223 Fifth
Russell M. Mrs.. 309 Sutter
Ryan NeUie Mrs.. 633 Broadway
Scharowskj- M. Mrs . 1016 Stockton
Schmidt E. Mrs.. 623i Howard
Schumacher E. Mme.. 631 Sutter
Shear R. Mrs,, 123| Sixth
Sheek M. Miss, 921 Market
Silverstein S.. 406 Fourth
Small E. Mrs., 115 Kearny
Smith Clara A. Mrs.. 1603 Howard
Smith E. Mrs., 1033 Howard
Smith F. Mrs.. 830 Folsom
Smith Jane Mrs,, 1430 Howard
Smith Marj- Mrs,. 816 P'olsom
Squires N. L., Ill Seventh
Stem Simon. 311 Sutter
Stevens Jennie Mrs., 314 Post
Stokes R, A Mrs.. 420 Drumm
Stout E. V. Miss, 224 Tlurd
Strassman M. Mrs.. 220 Leavenworth
Sulhvan Annie Mrs,. 323 Third
Thayer A. E. Mrs,, 909 Market
Thornton Ruth Mrs,. 598 Jonea
TuUy Mary Miss. 914 Folsom
Tuschinsky John. 1232 Stockton
Uznay F, Mrs., 1047 Mission
Van Winkle Henry Mrs.. 72^ Howard
Vengerhots Jean. 639 Broa4lway
Warburton A. M, Mrs,. 934 Folsom
Weeks A. C. Mrs.. 7:^4^ Howard
Weir Robert Mrs., 413 Hayes
WeUs MoUie Mrs., 1219 Polk
Wendell M, Mrs,, lo(r2 Polk
Wentworth M. E, Miss, 2308 Howard
Wettig M. Mrs,. 304 Clementina
Witt J. Mrs., 974 Folsom
Wolf Mrs. 237 Fifth
Wood T. Mme., 105 O'Farrell
Get the Milltrae Transplanted Oysters from MOR&AN & CO., 87 California Market
C. p. VAH SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Dress I'uttorns.
Barringer E. Mrs. (Curtis ). 54 Fourth
Deniiiit,' H. A, (IJuttericks). Ill Post
HaiiKS E. \V. (Denioresfs), 17 New
IV[niitgonier>'
Morrow Matilda Mrs. (Bazaar), 25 New
Muutgomery
Dress Trimmings.
[•Importers. See also Cloaks ; also MU-
liuer>-, etc.]
Alexander Philip, 34 SL\th
Bauer Bros., 410 Kearny
Buyer. Reich & Co.. 129 Kearny
♦Cobliuer Bros.. 543 Market
•Duden Frcres i Co.. 541 Market
Goldstein Eva Mrs,, 120 Kearny
•Held Brothers k Co., NE cor Market
and Sansom
LeBZjniaky Samuel & Bros., 202 and 204
Kearny
*LOCAN & CO.. 19 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page xxii)
Norcross & Co.. 6 Post
Stolz Eros,. 18 Second and 538 Kearny
Wurfcheim Bros., 20 Sansom
Drills— nnrins*
C^oe Lawrence W., 308 Sansom
Parke & Lacy (Burleigh ), 310 California
Severance A. J. & Co. (diamond). 315
California
Druggists* OlassM'arc,
[See also Glassware.]
Fellows E. P, & Co., 318 Clay
Marsh Henrj' F , 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett. 411 Washington
TAYLOR JOHN & CO.. 512-518 Wash
Drngs and IMeillclues.
Abranis & Carroll, 206 Battery
Bennett Henry \V., 21 Third
Boericke .•* Tafel. 234 Sutter
Chan Nuig Tuck Kee (Chinese), 704 Dup
Chun WoTongi: Co irhinese), 933 Dup
CRANE & BRKJHAM. 324 Front (see
adv dept- page lixii)
Fook Wo Tong (Chinese). 803 Dupont
Fook Chang Tong (Chinese). 744 Sac
Gates J. H , NW cor New Montgomerj-
and Howard
Gates J. R. & Co.. NW cor Sansom and
Commercial
Gee Tan Hong & Co. (Chinese), 740 Com
Gerichten P. A: Co., 535 Commercial
Langley Charles & Co.. SW cor Clay
an<l Battery
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Newman & Bennett. 411 Washington
Redington, Hostctteri Co., 529 Market
Richards C. P. &. Co.. SW cor Clay and
Sansom
Rieger P, & Co.. 420 Clay
STEELE JAMES G. & CO.. 521 Mont
Wakelee H. P.. SE cor Mont and Bush
Yow Lamb (Chinese), 1U17 Dupont
Dry Docks.
California Dry Dock Co.. 28 Merchants'
Exchange and 411J California
Dircks J. J., office 305 East
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., 28 Mer-
chants' Exchange
South Han Francisco Dock Co., 113
Lei'lesilorff
Watts Marine Railway, foot of I, South
S. F.
Dry fSwofIs — Importers and
•lobbers.
[• Retail. See also Fancy Goods.]
Bachuian Brothers. 10 Battery
•CohJiner Brothers, 543 Market
Cook 1 i Brother. 8 Battery
'Davidson J. W. k Co , NW cor Kearny
and Post
Dinkelspiel L. & Co.. Ill Battery
Franklin M. i Bro.. 208 Sansom
Gorlcham Eros. & Co., 103 Battery
Heller M, & Bros.. 112 Sansom
HEYNEMANN & CO.. 5 Sansom
Hoffman & Co., 17 Battery
•Kaindler & Co., 18 22 Sutter
Lazard Frcres. 525 Market
Levy B. H.. 2 Battery
Levy Morris, 105 Sansom
Levy S. & I .. 123 Sausora
MuCAIN. FLOOD & MrCLURE. Ill
I'ine (see adv, dept. page xxiii)
MURPHY. GRANT & CO.. NE cor
Sar.som and Bush (see adv. dept,
page liv)
Rosenbaum & Friedman, 22 Battery
Sachs L. & M. & Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
Schmitt. Greenebaum &Co., 418 Market
Sheyer M. & Bro., 103 Sansom
Strauss Levi &. Co., 14 Battery
Weil. Cahn & Co.. 21 Battery
HEYNEMANN & CO.
ImportiTs iind Jobber.s of British,
French, Gorman and Domestic
DKY GOODS,
5 Sansom.
MURPHY, GRANT & CO.
Importers and Jobbers of
Foreip M Domestic Dry Goois,
Corner Bdsh and Sansom.
Dry <.:ond.4— Retail.
[* Importers,]
Abraham Philip, 44 Sixth
Alexander K, Mrs.. W s Gough bet
Oruve and Fulton
Alexander P . 34 Sixth
Altscliul iSimon & Co., 25 Kearny
Altshuler L.. 51b Sixteenth
Apple Sarah Mrs., 28 Sixth
Bauer Bros., 410 Kearny
Becker & Jacoby. 3J2 Third
Bell James, 932 Market
Eergstein Louis. 1328 Polk
Eienenfeld Elias, 122y Stockton
Bloch John, 3 Virginia Block
Bhmienthal J.. 214 Third
Eorremans Chariea, 702 Broadway
Bowen A. H., SW cor Valencia and
Sixteenth
*Byrne. Landers & BjTne. 7 Mont
Charlebois Youe. 70G Montgomery
Clare John, 1220 Polk
Cohn S. d. A,. 246 Sixth
Corkery Emma, 142 Fourth
Crocker S. i L,, 1100 Stockton
Crocker & Co., 903 Stockton
Curtin Callahan, tiOl Market
Curtin David, 723 Montgomery
Danielwitz Joseph. 214^ Sixth
Daus Isaac. 1339 Dupont
•Davidson J. AV. & Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
Decorcey M, Mrs., 523 Valencia
Denanny John. 4 Virginia Block
Doane & Henshelwood, 1 Montgomery
Dobuer Morris. 1108 Stockton
Douglass Ellen A. Mrs , 1324 Polk
Essmann Enist, 714 Montgomery
Evans Henry, SW cor Market and Fifth
Fitts E. C. & Co.. SE cor Foiuth and
Stevenson
Fletcher Harriet, 1120 Folsom
Fox Jacob, 1339 Dupont
Gallagher John k Co., 306 Third
GavanM. J.. 154 Third
Gibbon W. R. Mrs , 1309 Pacific
Glaaford P. S.. 906 Market
Gleeson & Fell, 911 Market
Gnip Chong (Chinese), 715 Jackson
Goldsmith Simon. 250 Third
Gortinkel Aaron. 230 Sixth
Gunn Francis J.. 722 Montgomery
Hanifin John. 350 Thinl
Hanlon .1. O.. 725 Montgomery
Harris Jacob. 24 Sixth
Hartman Solomon. 18 Kearny
Heitniann John H.. 722 Market
Henderson & Co., 844 Market
Hicks Richard M., 104 Second
Hirsch Leopold. 26 Kearny
Holbrook &, Chester, 36 Montgomery
Hummel George. 105 Fifth
Jacobs Louis, 1011 Stockton
Jacobs Solomon, 302 Keamy
Jacobs & Glass. 905 Stockton
Jacoby Samuel, 1110 Stockton
Jones John W., 4 Third
'Kaindler & Co., 100 Montgomery
*Keane, O'Connor & Co., 109 Keamy
Kennedy, O'Neill & Erennan, 118 Third
Kennedy P. B.. 232 Keamy
Kennedy & Durr, 112 Tliird
Kerlin Rebecca Mrs., 114 Second
Knthbe Henry W.. 920 Market
Kohn & Goldschmidt, 606. 628. and 915
Market
Lamb Isaac. 132 Third
Langstadter S.. 44 Second
Lazarus Samuel, 123? Stockton
Leazynsky Lesser. 136 Kearny
Leszynsky S. & Bro., NE cor Keamy
and Sutter
Levy & Bro.. 1004 Stockton
Levy Louis, 412 Third
Levy Michel, 532 Keamy
Levy P., SW cor Pacific and Hyde
Lewenthal W., 222 Sixth
Lippraan Bros.. SE cor Hayes and Oc-
tavia
Ludorff August. 724 Market
Maher & Manion. 42 Fourth
Magnes David, 414 Kearny
Marks Adolph, 1022 Dupont
Marks Morris. 450 Third
McDonald T. A., 218 Third
McMalion S Nelson, 6 Third
Meyer W.. 1227 Stockton
Moral Nathan. 909 Stockton
Moran Jiimes M. & Co., 204 Sixth
Morgenstein Samuel, 428 Keamy
Morris S., 813 Stockton
Mosgrove S. & Co., 114 Kearny
Norton & Gavan. 154 Third
O'Brien J. J, & Co . 924 Market
O'Hanlon James, 725 Montgomery
Peixotto & Silverman, 42 Third
Phipps & Flenniken, 726 Mont
Polack Samuel, 412 Keamy
Prager A. J., 827 Keamy
Redmond John J., 112 Sixth
Richardson R. W.. 901 Stockton
Roseiif eld Abraham, NW cor Bush and
Polk
Rottenberg A., 127i Seventh
Rudee Isaac, 129 Second
Ruef Meyer, SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo
Salazar k Co., 133 Keamy
•Samuels David, 104 Keamy
Samuels .Julius, 630 Market
Schlichter & Rosenthal, 52 Fourth
Schoenhob^ Bros. &Co., 102 Sixth and
227i Hayes
Schonwasser B. & Co., 2?2 Keamy
Schwartz Lazarus, 748 Market
Semeria Joseph, 1405 Stockton
Shemanski H., 1104 Stockton
Shirek & Co., 1125 Stockton
Shloss Morris, 4 Virginia Block
Simon N. Mrs., NE cor Octavia and
Hayes
Skerrett Nicholas. 634 Market
Spatz H. Mrs.. 1307 Stockton
Stange & Kink, 38 Third
Stolz A. & Son, SE cor Kear and Pine
Stolz Bros., 538 Keamy and 18 Second
Stone K. L., 6 Virginia Block
Strauss Louis, 7 Virginia Elock
Supple Edward, 838 Market
Talbot J. C. k Co., 28 Kearny
Wand Samuel, 212 Sixth
Warschauer S.. 252 Fourth
Wellman Robert, 817 and 1018 Stockton
Whittock William Mrs., Eleventh nr
Railroad Av
Wolfe M. A.. 820 Market
Wood M.. 422 Thh-d
Wynne. Lowth & Co., 706 Market
Zissig Charles, 802 Keamy
Dye .StiilTit, ChemleaLs, Etc.
[See also Apothecaries; also Drugs and
Medicines.]
Abrams & Carroll, 206 Battery
Crane & Brigham, 324 Front
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(rerichten P. & Co., 535 Commercial
Lan^ley Charles & Co., SW cor Clay and
Battery
Mai-shH. F. 316 Clay
Ne«Tnan & Bennett, 411 Washington
Keiiinstun, Hostetter & Co., 529 Market
Rie^'l-r P. k Co.. 418 Clay
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont
Dyers and Sconrers.
Bertin A., 147 Tliird, 521 FUbert. and
334 Bush
Enu.s(iuot A. M. Mrae-. 217 Fourth
Breiiienhach Joseph. 734 AVashiugton
I'hristian & Da%is, 33 Geary
r>a-any Eugene, 2212 TaMor
I>i^Teu E.lwarU. 512 Bush
Ha-erup F. C. & Co.. 148 Third
McCaniUess T. M., cor Howard and Six-
teenth
Orjubin F. M., 1719 Powell
Pacific Sco\u-ing Co,, cor Fifth and
Town send
PeiToli Maximiliano. 33 Fourth
PeiTout Mary Mme.. 112 Second
Renault L. J., 430 Bush
Ricklefsen G J.. 140S Stockton
Rolland L. & Co.. 739 Clay and 1411
Mason
Schelzel & Stolzenwald. llfij Post
Silberstein Philip. 8'>1 Folsom
Snow Jolm F.. 25 Post
Thomann C. 1323 Stock-ton
Egg Dealers.
[See Produce.]
Eleetricians— Mannraetnrers.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION &
MAINTENANCE CO.. 134 Sutter
Electrical Construction
and Maintenance Co.
134 Sutter,
Telegraph and Eiech-icai En-
gineerty Conlractors and
Manufacturers •
Telegraph Machinery, Wire. Insula-
tors, Supplies. Etc. Electric Hotel
Annunciators, Bells, Burglar
Alarms, Mining Gongs, Fire
Alarms. Electric Blast-
lug Apparatus, Ex-
ploders, Etc.
Eleetroplaters.
Clarke W. H. T.. 187 Jessie
Ekeluud Erric, 620 Merchant
PACIFIC ELECTRO-DEPOSITING
"WORKS. 134 Sutter
Pacific Gold and Silver Plating Works.
518 Market
RnchicioH R. F.. 10 Tjier
San Francisco G- and S. Plating Works,
653 Mission
Electrotj-pers.
[See also Silver Platers; also Stereo-
typers.]
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS. 134 Sutter
Pacific T^-pe Foundn'. 532 Clay
Painter & Co.. 510 Clay
Winterbum Joseph & Co.. 417 Clay
Elevators.
Stebins Hydraulic Elevator M. Co., 32
Merchants' Exchange
Enibalmer.
GUmor J. B. (under Dr. Benj. F. Ly-
ford's patent). 402 Kearny
Embroideries.
[* Importers.!
*Bauer & Tobriner. 547 Market
*Cobliner Bros.. 543 Market
Dannenberg A Mrs . 24 ^tnntgomery
*Davidson J. W. & Co., N^' cor Kearny
and Post
DreschfeM Henrj- Mrs.. t^4T Post
*Duden Frcres & Co , 541 Market
Geier M. Mrs.. 1220 Powell
Goldschmidt Leon Mrs.. fi05 Post
*Held Brothers & Co., NE cor Market
and Sansom
*Heller M. & Bros., 112 Sansom
•Jones E H. & Co., 5."^ Market
'Kaindler &. Co.. 100 Montiiomery
Kreuser Constance Mme., 732 Wash
Leszynsky Samuel & Bros., NE cor
Kearny and Sutter
*LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery (see
adv, dept. page xxii)
Meininger H.. 221 Kearny
•Nnrcross & Co.. 6 Post
"Rnsenbaum & Friedman, 24 Battery
Stillivan Catherine Mrs.. 13 Second
*Tobin. Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Weil, Cahn & Co., 21 Battery
Embroidery Stampers.
Cotter J C . 53 Tliird
Geier M. Mrs,, 1220 Powell
Goldschmi«1t L. Mrs . fi05 Post
Hasedom W. Mrs., 107 Foiirth
Kreuser C. Mrs., 732 Washimrt^n
Mc-(^,iun Annie Miss. 222 O'Farrell
Sullivan C. Mrs., 13 Second
Employment OfHees.
Alexander Anna Mrs . 65fi Mission
Brandt A. B. & Co . fi08 Market
Bretteville V. de, fi2') Montgomery
California Labor Exchange, 637 Clay
Crosett & Co.. 606 Clay
Goemer George & Co.. 523 Keamv
Grangers' Emnlo%'ment. 6 LeidesdorfE
Houston W. G,, 525 Fourth
Lawton William, 436 Pine
Morehouse F. B. & Co., 434 Keamy
O'Brien & Ward. 610 Montgomery
Parker & Co., 636 Sacramento
Smith J. D. & Co.. 61S.i California
Trowbridge S. A. Mrs., 14 Stockton
Zeehandelaar A. & Co., 715 Mont
Emplo>^ient OnteeH— Thliiese.
Chock Wong (Chinese). 817 Washington
Hopkinson & Co., 819 Market
Kie Wo, 616 Jackson
Knm Kee, 711 Sacramento
Pearlman A. S. k Co.. 439 Bush
Pierce & Co.. 627 Sacramento
Sam Kee. 511 Bush
Shav J. M.. 619 Sacramento
Wetherell R. H., 510 Pine
Enameler—Golcl and Silver.
Rudolph Charies, 647 Merchant
Engine Bnilders.
Booth H. J. & Co., NE cor First and
Mission
California Machine Works. 119 Beale
Deacon William. 133 Main
Fihh .\rthur L & Co, (agent). 9 First
GODDARD & CO.. 127 First (see adv.
dept, page lix)
Hanseom W. W.. office 105 California
HANSCOM & CO.. SE cor Fremont
and Tehama (see adv. dept. page 8)
Hawk-ins & Cantrell. 210 Beale
HINCKLEY & CO.. NE cor Fremont
and Tehama (see adv. dept, page 16)
MINER.S FnXTXDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS. 253 First {see
adv, ilept, page xlvii)
niSDilN IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
W(.)RKS CO.. SE cor Beale and
Howard (see adv. dept. page 6)
STODDART DAVID (Estate of). 114
Beale (see adv. dept. page Issxv)
VX'LCAN IRON WORKS. 135 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept, page 12)
Engineers— TItII,
AUardt George F,. 101 McAllister
Bordwell George. 515 California
Bordwell & Maiter, 408 Cahfornia
Bost John W.. 116 Montgomery Block
Brereton R. M.. 302 California
Brewster John A.. 756 Folsom
Brooks ThaddeusR.. 721 Harrison
Buikeley C S, 331 Montgomery
Craven Henrj- S.. 539 California
Cimimings G. P.. 131 Montgomery
Doherty G, W.. 029 Washington
Eastou A S.. 302 Montgomery
Eppelsheimer W,. 40 Merchants' Exch
Fennessy John, 261S Sacramento
Ga>'nor John P.. 315 California
Gibbes Charles D.. 116 Montgomery Blk
Gibbes James T., 102 Jlontgomery Blk
Goddard George H. . 103 Montgomery
Goodyear & Blake, 216 Bush
Hall William H,, 302 Montgomery
Herbert S. C, 621 Clay
Hoadley Milo. 29 Merchants' Exchange
Hochholzer Hugh, SW cor Keamy and
Post
Hoffman & Craven. 92 Montgomery Blk
Kueme Prosper. 7()2 Washington
Humphreys William P. . 629 Washington
Kaufnian Charles, 432 Montgomery
King Nicholas. 621 Clay
Lewis William J,. 49 Merchants' Exch
Mariotte N'oel, 302 Montgomery
Mason John E., 37 Montgomery Block
Maiiran J. Russell. 533 Keamy
McAfee L. C. 411^ Cahfornia
Mi 'RGAN E. M., 740 Fourth
M.niltrop J. L-. 1 Verona PI
Mow F.. 226 Fi-ancisco
Far.Iv John. 530 California
Portois k Hillert. 207 Sansom
Robinson E. N.. 603 Washington
SCHUSSLER H., 516 California (see
adv, dept. page xlv)
Schuyler Howard, 426 California
Scowden T, R., New City Hall
ShorttL. H,. 621 Clay
Stangroom M. L., 319 California
Stevenson John S., 722 California
Stretch R. H.. 17 Montffomerv Block
Thompson G. H,. 534 Cahfornia
Tolnian CJeorge B., Bright nr San Mi-
guel
Trumbull Charles. 49 Merchants' Exch
Turner George R.. 14 Florence
Van der NaiUen A.. 606 Montgomery
Varicas L G . 425 Keamy
Von Leicht F,, 432 Montgomery
VON SCHMIDT A, W., 808 Mont
Wackenreuder Vitus, 146 San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-eighth
Watson W, S., 25 Merchants' Exchange
Weber Adolph C. 507 Montgomery
AVheeler Samuel H,, 135 Fremont
Wilson R M.. 200 Sansom
Wilson T, P.. 91 Montgomery- Block
York Edward, 432 Montgomery
M. MORGAN,
Hydraulic & Civil Engineer.
Surveys made and Estimates
furnished for Water or
Gas WorliS.
Office, 740 ForRTit,
Residence, 202 Hypk.
Enslneers— Mochiinlcal.
BordweU .<; Maiter. «8 Califi.mia
Haiiscom W. W.. 105 California
Molera .i; \Var<l. 40 Merchants' Exch
Portois * Hillert. 207 .Sansom
Steen E. T., 32 Fremont
Eujclnerrs— Mining.
Amiraux Peter. 330 Pine
Achbumer William. 240 Montgomery
Attwood MeWUe. 722 Bush
MOBQAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from Hew York.
C. p. VAIT SCHAACZ & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
805
Barton Robert, 422 Montgomery
BattorshyE,, 640 Clay
Borne A. J, Jr., 302 t'alifomia
Bow^uan Amos, Mercantile Library
Building
Boyd J. F,, 419 California
Browne J. Ross. 7 Montgomery Block
Craig L. D., 240 Montgomery
De Crano E. G., 412 Commercial
Goodyear & Blake. 216 Bush
Hague J. D., 240 Montgomery
Heusch C , 5.'. Kearny
Hntihins E. P., 331 Montgomery
JaniD Henry, Occidental Hotel
Janin Louis, 330 Pine
Jewell John. 215 Sansom
Kustel G.. 210 Front
Morgan E. M., 740 Fourth
Mosheimer J-, 507 Montgomery
Paul A. B.. 318 California
PhUlips J. S., 640 Clay
Eiotte E. N.. 21 First
Stetefeldt C. 41U California
Stretch Richard H.. 17 Montgomery Blk
Tagliabue Frank. 24 Merchants' Exch
Watson William H., 302 Montgomery
Wheeler M. A_, 315 California
Wilson E. M., 200 Sansom
EngraTcrs.
Allan John. 128 Kearny
Baker George H,, 103 Montgomery
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Beach Chilion (card), 5 Montgomery
BOSQUI EDWARD & CO., SE cor
Clay and Leidesdorff (see adv. reg-
ister names each alternate page)
Briggs W, C. (gold and silver). 620 Mer-
chant
BEITTON. EEY & CO.. 625 Commer-
cial
Bron-n G. T. & Co.. MB Clay
Butler Theodore A., 611 Clay
Butler Warren C. (wood). 635 Clay
Curtis Leila & Co. (wood), 606 Mont
Day Thomas J.. 137 Montgomery
Deaves Edwin (wood). 517 Clay
Deaves ^ Oliver (wood). 532 Clay
Dewey & Co. (wood), 224 Sansom
Dnyer J. P.. 702 Market
Eastman Harrison (wood), 1123 Clay
EITNER En)OLF (wood), 629 Clay
(see adv. dept. page Lxxvii)
Fabens & Co (wood). 622 Clay
Fety Claude B, (metal). 647 Merchant
FRANCIS & VALENTINE. 517 Clay
Gihon Thomas (card and seal). 519 Mont
Gilder Carl S.. 430 Montgomery
Goldsmith W, E. (card and seal), 607
Montgomery
Gruner Frank, 848 Washington
Hall k Jones, 242 Third
Halfner G. W,, 328 Bush
Harrison W. P., 518 Sacramento
Hoffman & Schenck. 414 Sacramento
Jennings John. 326 Sansom
Joiner John J. (metal). 128 Kearny
Kliimpp William. 613 Montgomery
Kruger August (wood). 621 Clay
Kt'NER ALBERT (seal), 611 Wash-
ington (see adv. dept. page 11)
Lafaix John R. (metal). 618 Merchant
Maillot J. W., 136 Sutter
Monson B. H. & Co.. 506 Commercial
Pacific Wood Engraving Co., 528 Cali-
fonua
PAGE.? JULES F. (seal). 648 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page 20)
Patterson William (sign). 430 Kearny
Procureur A. P., 647 Clay
Rochicioli Raneri F.. 10 Tyler
Shoiu-ds George W (wood), 411J Cal
Shourds John A. (wood), 411J Califor-
nia
Stott Alfred W.. 136 Sutter
Studley B. W.. 240 Montgomery
Tonks .Joshua (metal). 614 Merchant
TRrwoRTHY FRANCIS M., 318
Front (see adv. dept. page xlii)
Wenzel Edward. 519 Montgomery
Wood George M. i Co.. 120 Post
J. F. PAeES,
Bie Sinker & Seal Engrarer
Stamps, Monograms, Etc.
&48 S.\CRAMENTO.
Engravers* fflalerials.
FARGEON S. & CO.. 313 Bush
READ, BEAND & CO., 310 Clay
Engravera' Tools.
Wood George M. S; Co., 120 Post
Engravings.
Bancroft A. L. & Co . 721 Market
Burkardt M.. 545 Washington
Cohen Herman. 631 Clay
Drady Darid. 248 Fourth
FLAVIN MAETIN J., SE cor Kearny
and Commercial
Flood Michael, 831 Market
GUMP S. S; G.. 117 Sansom'
HOUSEWOETH THOMAS tc CO.,
(photographic). 9 Montgomery (see
adv. page ii)
Kolhuyer William A^, 246 Sutter
Lippi Bros,, 818 Market
McQuillan B.. 209 Leidesdorff
Morris. Schwabs Co., 21 Post
NUe M. D.. 225 Kearny
Nye Albert G.. 908 Market
EOOS JOSEPH Sc CO.. 20 Post
SANBORN, VAIL 4 CO.. 719 Market
Shaddock Thomas. 117 Sisth
Snow & May. 21 Kearny
Steffen Nicholas. 3 Sixth
Stevenson John J.. 238 Sixth
Vogeley J,, 203 Second
WATKINS C. E. (photographic), 22-26
Montgomery
Winter Daniel, 211 Keamy
THOS.HOUSEWOETH (&00.
The most artistic and the
most attractive
CALIFORNIA VIEWS,
9 Montgomery,
Lick House Block.
JOSEPH ROO»« «& CO.
Artisis' Materials, PictDies, Frames,
Passepartouts, and everything
pertaining to Art, 2-j Post.
Es.scnce Naniifartnrers.
McMillan & KESTER, 714-7I8 Front
Thompson I D,, 414 Front
Exchange— By Telegraph.
ANGLO - CALIFOKNIAN BANK
(limited). 422 CaUfomia (see adv.
dept. page xii)
BANK OF CALLFORNIA. NW cor
California and Sansom (see adv.
dept. page s)
Donohoe, Kelly & Co., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO
BANK (limited). 424 California
(see adv. dept. page xi)
Sather & Co,. NE cor Montgomery and
Commercial
Tallant & Co., NE cor Cal and Eatteri'
WELLS. FARGO & CO.. NW cor
Montgomery and California (see
adv. dept. page is)
Western Union Telegraph Co., 522 Cal
Expresses.
BamberJohn (Oakland and Alameda),
501 Da^-is
Caldwell J. M., 510 Valencia and NW
cor Clay and Battery
East Oakland and Fruit Vale, 425 Davis
Gill Patrick's. 305 Battery
Hayes & O'Neil, 501 Dans
Herring William J. (Overland Freight
and Transfer), office 214 Mode
Levey, Fitch Jst Good {Ten-Cent Parcel
Delivery), Ifi Post
Oakland and San Francisco, 16 Post
and 523 Davis
Pacific Transfer. 110 Sutter
Pritchards Fast Freight Line (Palisade
to Pioche, Nev). 226 California
San Leandro and San Francisco, 319
Washington
San Rafael, 719 Davis
Spencer G. W. (Oakland and Alameda),
NW cor Pacific and Davis
Vallejo and San Francisco (James Ro-
ney), 418 Sacramento
WELLS. FARGO & CO., NW cor
Montgomery and California (see
adv. dept. page ix)
"SMiitney's E.\press (Alameda and Con-
tra Costa), 431 Davis
Wingate I, C. (Oakland and Alameda),
NW cor Davis and Clark
Fancy Goods— Importers and
Jobbers.
[See also Dry Goods; also Millinery,
etc.]
Bauer k Tobriner, 547 Market
Cobliner Bros.. 543 Market
Davidson J. W. & Co,, 103 Keamy
Dinkelspiel L. &. Co., Ill Battery
Godchaux Bros, k Co., 109 Battery
Held Bros, k Co., NE cor Sutter and
Market
Heller M. & Bros., 112 Sansom
Her/.berg Martin, 414 Sacramento
Hoffman k Co., 17 Battery
Jones E. H. k Co., 535 Market
Kaindler k Co., 100 Montgomery
Lazard Freres. 525 Market
Lieberman Theodore & Co., 107 San
LOCAN & CO., 19 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page xxii)
McCAIN, FLOOD & McCLlTRE, 109
Pine (see adv. dept. page xxiii)
Michels. Friedlander & Co., 7 Battery
Mish P. & Son, 539 Market
Neustadter Bros., NW cor Battery and
Pine
Popper k Sheyer, 125 Sansom
Rostrnbaimi & Friedman, 24 Battery
Sachs. Strassburger k Co., SE cor San-
som and Pine
Schweitzer. Sachs k Co., 25 Battery
Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
VANSCHAACKC P. 4;C0., 714Kear
Fancy Goods— Retail.
[* Importers. ]
*Ackerman Bros., 123 Keamy and 209
Sutter
Alexander Philip, 34 Sixth
Allen B., 240 Third
Altschul Simon k Co., 25 Keamy
Altshuler Levi. 518 Sixteenth
Amgott Simon, 918 Dupont
Apple Sarah &Irs., 28 Sixth
Armstrong M. Mrs.. 1417 Dupont
Arnold Amanda Mrs., 1400 Polk
Avery Eimice Mrs. . NW' cor Solano and
Iowa
Baldwin Starr. 603 Davis
Banner Raphael, 1059 Fulsom
Bauer Bros.. 410 Keamy
Bernard Isaac, N s Sixteenth bet Va-
lencia and Mission
Bernstein Solomon. 38 Fourth
Bienenf eld Elias. 1229 Stockton
Bine Solomon. 12 Second
Eobst CjTus E., 7 Fourth
Brown A. F.. 321 Pine
*Brunner Jacob A., 326 Clay
Buyer. Reich k Co., 129 Keamy
Caro Louis, 234 Fifth
Chin Lee k Co., 521 Keamy
Chy Lmig kCo., 640 Sacramento
Clark John, 1220 Polk
C'ohen Jacob. 345 Keamy
Conlon Honora Mrs.. 707 Hyde
Cryer Charles Mrs.. 26 Fourth
Gushing Ellen Miss. 310 Third
Daus Susan, 1339 Dupont
*Davidson J. W. & Co., 103 Keamy
Davis Bros.. 419 Keamy and 720 Market
De Corcey M. Mrs., 523 Valencia
De Courcey Edward, 937 Market
•Deakin W. & F., 623 Sacramento
Dixon H. Mrs.. 923 Larkin
Doane k Henshelwood. 1 Montgomery
Dobner M.. 1108 Stockton
Douglas Ellen A., 1324 Polk
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Jewelry Manufactory, "Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant.
806
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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DresUeld Henry Mre.. 645 Post
Droge G. F. C. Sixteenth bet Mission
and Valencia
DuiUey M Mrs., 613 Sixteenth
Ehrciison N. A- Mrs., 114 Sixth
Eliaser F. Miss, 444 Third
Engel Rosa, SOS Larkin
Evans Henry, 901 Market
Fishier Hannah Mrs., 218 Sixth
FLAVIN MARTIN, J. (IXL.I, SE cor
Kearny and Commercial
Fletcher Harriet, 1120 Folsom
Frey William A., 404 Kearny
FrieiUander Herman. 9 Kearny
C.allavan John M.. 225 Eighth
Gibbon W. R Mrs., 1309 Pacific
Goey Ying (Chinese). 938 Dupont
GiiMman Max, NW cor Pac and Stock
Goldsmith S., 250 Third
Goldstein Eva Mrs., 120 Kearny
Goldstein & Millzuer. 740i Washington
Goldstone Mitchell, 12 Bush
Gunst Abraham, 816 Market
Haas A. Mrs., 116 Second
Haas David, 202 Second
Hammersmith J. E., 335 Kearny
H;ureU R, Mrs., 125* Seventh
Hartman Solomon, 18 Kearny
Hasev S. L., 32 Kearny
Herbst Theresa Mrs., 227 Fifth
Hicks R. M., 104 Second
Jacobs H. Mrs. & Co., 122 Third
Jacobs Solomon, 302 Kearny
Julian C 1103 Stockton
"Kaindler & Co., 100 Montgomery
Kellner M., 308 Sixth
Kerlin Rebecca Mrs., 114 Second
Kline Abraham. 60 Third
KohlbergS., 40 Sixth
Lamb Isaac. 132 Third
Landers S. Mrs., N s Sixteenth nr Guer-
rero
Langstadter S., 44 Second
Latte Samuel. 344 Third
LeonC. Mrs., 124 Third
Leszynsky Samuel & Bros., 202 and 204
Kearny
Levy Morris, 105 Sansom
Lewenthal W., 222 Sixth
Licht Louis. 145 Second
Liebert B. Mrs., 1427 Dupont
Liebmann Newman, 1 Virginia Block
•LOCAN i CO., 19 Mont antl 107 Sut-
ter (see adv. dept. pa^ex.vii.)
Locher PauUne Mrs., SWcorGreenaud
Larkin
Lorie S., 12 Kearny
Magill T. W., 1020 Market
Magnes D., 414 Kearny
Mahoney Mary Mrs.. 262 First
Marcuse Hyman L.. 1316 Stockton
Marks Adolph. 1022 Dupont
•Mayers Robert, 242 Montgomery
Meininger H., 221 Kearny
Milligau E. L. Miss, 14 Second
Mitchell Charles, 413 Broadway
Moise S. L., Mrs., 919 Larkin
Moral N , 909 Stockton
Morgenstem Samuel, 428 Kearny
MoBse D' Alva Mrs. , 632 Washington
OSuUivan H. E, Miss, 102O5 Market
Palmer Bros., 730 Market
Piatt R. Mrs., 12 Sixth
Polack Samuel, 412 Kearny
Poorman M. Mrs., 126 Seventh
Praet Edward, 808 Market
Ranard J. M. & Co., 814 Market
Regan H. Mrs., 2212 Sixteenth
Rich Man' Mrs., 911 Larkin
Richardson R. W.. 901 Stockton
Rosenfeld A., NW cor Bush and Polk
Rothman H. Mrs., 1409 Dupont
Roux R. Mrs., 249 Third
.Salazar & Co., 133 Kearny
Schmidt Joseph, 1325 Dupont
Schoenholz Bros. & Co , 102 Sixth
Schonwasser B. & Co., 222 Kearny
Semeiia Joseph, 1405 Stockton
Shloss M., 4 Virginia Block
Simon N. Mrs.. 442 Hayes
Smith Anna B., 1144 Folsom
Spatz H. Mrs., 1307 Stockton
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 621 Mont
.Stolz A. & Son, SE cor Kearny and Pine
Stolz Brothers. 538 Kearny and 18 Sec
Swanton T. Mrs., 214 Second
Taylor E. Mrs.. 339 Third
Thieke C. Heather), 523 Kearny
Tishler G., 1014 Market
Vasselin HyppoUte. 22 Fourth
Waillet V. D. S., 614 Washington
Walsh Lawrence Mrs., 520 Geary
Weil Henry L., 322 Kearny
Weir Robert Mrs., 413 Hayes
Wiese George H.. 326 Sixth
Willock A. Mrs., SW cor Jones and
OFarrell
Wood John Mrs., 210 Second
James G. Steele & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
rancy Goods & Toilet Articles
521 MONTGOMKUY,
Fancy Moods.
Strahle Jacob Si Co.. 533 Market
Faro Materials.
Will i Finck, 821 Kearny and 140 Mont
Fast Frrfght Lines.
[See Expresses.]
Faucet Makers.
[See also Turners— Wood, etc.]
Gracier Francis J„ SE cor Mission and
Beale
Houghton F. T. k Co. (importers). 221
Front
Swift James, 24 California
Waas Henry, 920 Minna, rear
Feather Dealers.
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Keogh John, 573 Mission
McCabe Owen, 937 Market
Schwiering k Westall. 704 Mission
Feather Dusters.
ARMES & DALLAM, 217 Sacramento
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL) SE cor
Kearny and Commercial
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., 119 Battery
Unna & Mears. 157 New Montgomery
Feather. Hair, and Moss Clean-
ers.
Keogh John. 573 Mission
Schwiering & Westall. 704 Mission
Feathers— Fancy.
Held Bros S Co., NE cor Market and
Sansom
Roger Angelle Mrs., 608 Market
Sciaccaluga A. Mrs.. 646 Market
Feed Stores.
[See Hay and Grain.]
Felt.
COLE SEWARD. U. S. Salamander
Felting Co.. 808 Fourth (see adv.
dept. page xxxii)
Hanna J. & P. N.. 308 Davis
Merrill & Hook, agents Asbestos Felt-
ing and Paint Co., 314 Townsend
Patent Improved Asphalt Co., 316
Montgomery
Ferine N. P., 638 Market
United States and Foreign Salamander
Felting Co., 808 Fourth
Ferries.
Alameda, foot Pacific
Berkeley, foot Front
Oakland (Creek route), foot Pacific
Oakland (Railroad), foot Pacific
Sau Quentin, foot Broadway
Saucehto, foot Broadway
FerlUliers.
Alpers Charles (bone). Fourth Ay nr
Raih-oail Av, South S. F.
Ohlandt & Co. (animal), cor Jersey and
Alameda
File Makers.
[See also Saw Makers. ]
Nelson & Doble (agents), 13 Fremont
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING
CO., 17 Fremont
Parkin John, 53 Beale
Ridgeway Bros., 303 Howard
Wolf Adelbert, 248 Beale
Filter Manufacturers.
Ransome E. L., 10 Bush
Fire Bricks— Makers.
[See also Brick Manufacturers.]
BROWELL J., 442 Jackson
DAVIS i COWELL, NE cor Front
and Washington and SE cor Mar-
ket and Main (see adv. dept. page
Ixviii)
Hohnes H. T. & Co., 215 Market
Ray W. S.. 3 Steuart
Rocky Mountain Fire Clay Agency, 402
Montgomery
TAYLOR JOHN & CO.. 512-518 Wash
Fire Engines— Steam.
Cook H. W. (Silsby). 415 Market
Goodwin Pump Co.. 5 First
Kimball Manufacturing Co., SE cor
Fourth and Silver
Weaver S: Taylor (Amoskeag). 501 Mar-
ket
Fire Extinguishers.
Kimball Manufacturing Co., Walter B.
Murdock agent, 310 Cahfomia
Fire M'orks.
[See also Pyrotechnists.]
Church k Co.. 407 Front
Firearms.
[See Gims and Sporting Material.]
Firemen's Caps.
[See also Harness and SadvUery.]
COOK HORATIO N., 415 Market (see
adv. dept. page lii)
Johnson J. C. & Co., 104 Front
Flsb-Salt.
Griffith Anthony J., 321 Davis
Lynde & Hough, 416 Davis
McCoUam T. VV. & Co., 122 Clay
Pardini. Bonaldi & Landini, 27 Wash-
ington Market and 321 Davis
Fishing Tackle.
[See also Cutlers ; also Gmismiths.]
Armes & Dallam, 217 Sacramento
Clabrough & Brothers, 630 Montgomery
Curry N. & Brother, 113 Sansom
HOUGHTON F. T. S CO., 221 Front
Howes E. K. & Co., 118 Front
Liddle S Keading, 538 Washington
PLATE A. J., 610 Sacramento (see adv,
dept. page Ixxiii)
Schoenemann Frederick, 517 Kearny
Wilson H. H.. 513 Clay
Fishmongers.
Allen Lorenzo H. (clams), 105 Califor-
nia Market
Bell D. B., 29 Grand Central Market
Bennett Peter, Clay St. Market
Bittore A., 5 Clay St. Market
Brenner L., 62 Centre Market
Cacioppo Mariano, 37 Clay St. Market
Curtis & Son, 232 Fifth
Dowliug John, 31 Grand Central Market
Gabrielle Andr«a, SE cor Clay and
Leidesdorff
Harvey Joseph. 33 Centre Market
Hogan Michael, 25 MetropoUtan Mar-
Inguglia A.. 51 Clay St. Market
Earitan Eiver Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
C. P.7AITSCHAACK^C0.,706,708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
807
Kessing John H.. 79 California Market
and 7 Clay St. Market
Larkins, Catania & Sposito, 101 Califor-
nia Market
Lusinchi s Tavolara. 6 Clay St Market
May P.. 4 Clay St. Market
Murray it Co., 72 Centre Market
Palailini A.. 33 S. F. Market and 26
Metropolitan Market
Pardini, Bonaldi i Landini, 27 Wash-
ington Market and 321 Davis
Rittnre i Silvester, 5 Clay St. Market
Sittenheim Benjamin. 32 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Spence i Johnson. 9.'! California Market
« olf August, 21 San Francisco Market
Flags.
Colquhoun J. C. Jlrs.. 634 Howard
JOHNSON T. RODGERS. 12 Mont-
gomery Av (see adv. inside back
cover)
Norcross i Co.. 6 Post
Pasquale B.. M4 Washington
Florlste.
[See also Nurseries.]
Allen Hugh. W s Buchanan bet Fulton
and McAllister
-\rplehy WiUiani. NW cor Mission and
Twenty-first
Brocq Alfred, NE cor Twenty-first Av
and J
Caristie R., S s Siiteenth nr Guerrero
CoUie i Stewart. 18 Post
Corley Thomas, 315 Washington
Oandson John. NW cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Doyle Luke D,. NW cor Cemetery Av
and Bush
EjTand Alphonse. 8 Centre Market
1 ^aubert Marie Mrs.. 619 Sacramento
Gretet Leopold. Franklin bet Lombard
and Greenwich
Hepworth J. A.. 751 Market
Humphrey G W., 1035 Folsom
Kaplan Gerzon, 143 Fifth
Louadec if, Mrs., 72S Washington
Marcellin 4 Co.. 11 Trinity
Meherin Thomas, 516 Battery
Meyer Enule, 27 Geary
-Meyer Wilham & Co., 339 Bush
^lUlej George M.. SW cor Howard and
Third
Mdler & Sievers, 27 Post
Neulens B. Mme.. 716 Washington
Robertson Wilham. W s Folsom bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth and 106
California Market
Vincent Se\-in. 605 Sansom
Vivien August. 12 Eddy
Williams H. F., Raih-oad Av nr Ninth
Av
WoUf Bernard, 1 Fourth
Floor Dealers.
[See also Commission Merchants • also
Produce; also Mills, Flour, etc,]
Babcock & Gould, 114 Sacramento
Ballard & HaU, 106 Davis
Bassett Joseph, 221 Clay
Bray Bros,, 226 Clay
CLAYTCJN C. k CO. (Santa Clara
MiUs), NE cor Front and Clay (see
adv. dept- page Uv)
*'°°J?„''- ^ ^ Soo (Golden Age Mills),
719 Battery
Davis Horace & Co. (Golden Gate Mills),
43 ilrst
Deming, Palmer 4 Co. (Capitol Mills.
office 204 Davis
Dohrmann & Co. (WTieelan's Mills), N
W cor Washington and Drumm
tisen Bros. (Pioneer Mills), 14 Stev
Gray H. W. i Co. (Yolo Flour and Feed
^T>^^'.'ii^'' ^J"- =<"■ Beale and Slarket
GROSH n RUTHERFORD (Commer-
cial Mills), NE cor First and Nato-
ma (see adv. dept. page 17)
HaiTOld James (Marysville Mills), 200
Davis
Kinney Bros. (Salem, Oregon Mills). 119
Clay
Martenstein 4 Deming (National Mills)
SW cor Battery and Pacific
McC-une James N. (Central Mills), 117
Clay
McNear 4 Bro., 120 Clay
Mitchler G., 213 CJay
Pflster A. 4 Co., Ill Clay
Starr 4 Co, (Starr Mills), 212 Clay
Flowers— Artificial.
Cook A. O. Mrs. (wax and preserved),
128 Kearny
Cotter J. E. (was and preserved), 10
Stockton
Gerrish M. E., 308 Post
Haker W. 4 Hinz, 545 Market
Kahu Henrietta, 407 Kearny
Lucas Anna t^ettz Mrs. (wax and pre-
served), 743 Howard
Sciallero Theresa Mme., 530 Kearny
Flying Top Manafactnrer.
Schifler 4 Co., 509 Commercial
Fly ratrbeni.
Houghton F. T. 4 Co,, 221 Front
Foreign Agents.
WYNTfE BROTHERS, 224 Kearny
FOREIGN AGENCY.
By this Agency merchants or indi-
viduals can have anv kind of cum-
mis.sions, however delicate, e.xecuted
Willi as much care and promptness
as if done by the parties themselves,
in any city of importance in the
United States, Canada, South Amer-
ica, Mexico, New Zealand, Australia,
and all parts of Europe, at verv mod-
erate cost, thus saving time, trouble,
and expense of traveling,
A competent member of the firm
will be always ready to start at anv
notice to any part of the world to ar-
range or settle matters requiring
personal attention.
Palmer, Knox 4 Co. (Golden State),
19-25 First
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, SE cor Beale and How-
ard (see adv. dept. page 6)
SAVAGE 4 SON (Empire), 141 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 25)
STEIGER 4 KERR (Occidental) 137
First
Tait 4 Hanique (Cyclops), 113 Beale
THOMPSON BROTHERS (Eureka)
129 Beale
Tohey Curtis (Metropohtan), 228 Fre-
mont
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 12)
WEED 4 KINGWELL (CaUfomia
brass), 125 First (see adv. dept. p. 10)
Fonndry Farlngs.
Elliott Benjamin, 4S5 Brannan
Frame Makers-Looking Glass
and Picture.
[See Carvers and Gilders ; also Picture
Frame Makers.]
Fringes and Tassels.
Colombat Alfred, 509 Bush
Englander William, 751 Market
Ettiuger S,, 105 Post
Fromm 4 Schaefer. 113 Minna
WYNNE BROTHERS,
224 Kkarny.
Forges.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILLS CO.. 3
Front (see adv. dept. page v)
San Francisco Forge. Charles Oester.
313 Mission
Forwarding Merchants.
[See Merchants — Shipping and For-
warding.]
Foondrles.
[See also Brass Foundries; also Ma-
chinists, etc.]
ANGELL. PALMER 4 CO. (Miners').
237 First (see adv. dept. page .xlvii)
Booth H. J. 4 Co, (Union), NE cor
First and Mission
Gallagher James J. (Excelsior), 151
Beale
GARRATT W. T. (brass), 138 Fremont
(see adv. dept. page 8)
GODDARD 4 CO. (Pacific), First and
Fremont bet Howard and Mission
(see adv. dept. page xix)
HANSCOM 4 CO. (.•Etna), SE cor Fre-
mont and Tehama (see adv. dept,
page 8)
HINCKLEY 4 CO. (Pulton), NE cor
Fremont and TehaJna (see adv, dept
page 16)
Hope Iron Works (W. W. Hanscom),
SE cor Minnesota and Santa Clara
Huntington F. A. (Globe), 143 Fremont
lis John G. (Jackson), 628 Washington
LEAVITT C. H. (Pioneer), 227 Beale
(see adv. dept. page Ixvlii)
LLEWELLYN REESE (Columbia),
135 Beale (see adv. dept. page 15)
Low Charles A. (City), 28 Fremont
Fmits.
[•Importers. See also Merchants —
Commission Produce.]
Abramovich J. 4 D., 1322 Polk
Alhson D. E. 4 Co , 309 Washington
Ammond Frank, 725 Davis
Andree Rudolph, 12 Grand Central
Market
Bamber William, SE cor Bush and Kear
Barlow Sarah A.. 1003 Folsom
Barringer Jacob S,, cor Pow and John
Barrj- Michael J., SW cor San and Sac
Benner Maria Mis., 323 Broadway
Bernstein Abraham, 528 Third
Bonifacio Augustus, cor Washington
and Stockton
Bonifacio 4 Pierano, cor Washington
and Stockton
Boylen Charles, 1426 Stockton
Braley Creorge A., Oakland Ferry
Braley R, J , Oakland Ferry
Brantgan Hemy, 1104 Folsom
Brickett Mary, 6 Tyler
Brignoh Ciiovanni, 131 Sixth
Bron-n M. F., 240 J Fifth
Brown Richard, 504 Sixth
Brown 4 McDonald, 31 California Mar-
BruneU Theresa, 342 Third
Bruno Nicholas, 407 Broadway
Burs' John T., 46 Washington Market
Cadamordri Liugi. Oakland Wharf
Callahan P. J., N s Sixteenth nr Va-
lencia
Catechi John. 204 Second
Cavero Joseph, 801 Bush
Cello Dominico, 421 Washington
ChateUier J. F., SB cor Pac and Mont
-Church 4 Co., 407 Front
Claffey Bros., 944 Market
Colby Z. T., 322 Francisco
CoUa Antonio, 543 Fourth
•Conrad David. NW cor Front and
Washington
Conrad Henry, 1105 Howard
Cook 4 Co , 47 Centre Market
Costa John, 841 Pacific
Cummings H. K. 4 Co., SE cor Battery
and Washington
Cunos Bros., 426 Dupont
Curran P. H., 410 Grove
•Daborich N., 207 Washington
Daes James, SW cor Kearny and Cal
Dalt.on 4 Gray, 406 Davis
Day H., NW cor Mission and Steuart
Delmos Bertha Mrs., 1341 Dupont
Demetz Henry, SE cor O'Fanell and
Larkin
Demicheli G., 1505 Powell
Dominick C, 423 Washington
Drake 4 Emerson, 521 Sansom
I Drebcoyech John, 1000 Market
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dniry F. S.. 409 Bush
Duffy J- J. 43 Centre Market
Ehret Michael. 522 Dupont
Elliott & Co., 509 Sansom
Ellwooa F. H., 418 Thirii
Fawcett & Aussburgh. 73 Centre Market
Fenton Patrick, 620 Grove
Fitzgerald John, 665 Mission
Fitzsimmous C. 403 Geary
Fox Morris, NE cor Dupont and Sac
Frank Alexander. 711 Da\is
Free Midiael, SE cor Clay and Mont
Freeman Leander. 504 Sansom
Frietliuan Isaac, 804 Larkin
Froniheim it Loewensou. 102 Second
Fullerton Neal, 1319 Hyde
Gaitley E. Mrs.. 400 Post
Galli P.. 130S Dupont
Garrett & Moron, SE cor Clay and San
Gauterau i: Mathewson, 17 Grand Cen-
tml Market
Gendar E. F. & Co., 415 Front
Gianninni & Marchi. 529 Merchant
Gilfillan i: Hohenschild, 33 California
Market
Gillick Mathew. Shasta nr lUinoia
"Giorgiani A., 421 Washington
Godsin Timothy. 707i Brannan
Gordon Emily Miss. 1061 Market
Gra'iiere Alphouse. 6 S, F. Market
Hale i Raskins. 15 and 32 Centre Mar-
ket
Hall A: Co.. 21 CaUfomia Market
Hammer t^otlieb. 2011 Mission
Haulou Ellen Mrs.. 747 Brannan
Hansen John. 354 Fourth
Hardenbrook Da\-id. 306 Francisco
Hausenberg F., 150 Steuart
Hencken John. 318 Sixth
Higt'ins E. Mrs , 51 Centre Market
Hippman k Schussler, 28 Cahfomla
Market
Holland Daniel. 305 Washington
Horn J. P., 23J First
Howe & HaU. 408 Davis
Huck John, 153 Fourth
Hughes E. Mrs., S\V cor Cal and San
Hughes George, 313 Washington
Insehaan Henry, 33^i Third
*Ivanco\ich J, & Co., 520 Sansom
Jacobscu & Olsen. 501 Washington
Jacobson Jacob. 208 Brannan
Jansson C. P.. 1322 Stockton
Jones H. C. 127 Third
Judge Thomas, 602 Third
Kennake L , 1138 Market
Kerlin ^^i Hassanl, 3y Centre Market
Kieman C W., I2i Eleventh
Kirchnei- H, 2 Sixth
Knox James, SW cor Wash and Bat
Laoel Henrj-. SE cor Taylojr and O'Far-
reU
LavagTiino Louis. 114 Fourth
Leaman cc Kent. 258 Third
Leary Jolui. 4Mi Geary
Leavitt rSamnel, 26 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Lehman John H., 215 Post
Leonzena P. & Co., SW cor Market and
Fourth
Levaggi G,, 303 Fourth
Levison L., 102 Second
Le\'j' A. tiJ., 310 Washington
Lipman Bros.. 616 Market and SW cor
Jessie and Sixth
Lipman Mcses, 2y Fourth
*Littletield. Webb i Co,. 316 Wash
Loewenhayn H., 524 Clay
Lundy WilUam. 152S Stockton
Lusk A. k Co., Pacific Fniit Market
Maggs George. 252 Eighth
Malcolm Elder Mrs., 1608 Pacific At
Malone Elizabeth Mrs.. 533 Fourth
Martini A., 712 Kearny
Marzicano A. Mrs,, 526 Broadway
Mass Peter H., 18 Bernard
McAdams Ann Mrs,, 111 Fifth
McAulitfe Timothy. NE cor Kearny and
Washington
McGuirfi Eliza Mrs.. 631 Bush
McMiiun James. 525 Davis
McPherson WiUiam. 1214 Polk
Mersich Domingo. 403 Davis
Miller George, SW cor Geary and Leav
Monahan Mary A. Mrs., N s Sixteenth
ur Guerreni
Monderfi John, SIO Kearny
Moore W, H.. 719 Davis
Moore Z. W., 37 California Market
, Morelliae S.. 810 Kearny
MorettC. 743 Vallejo
Morgan Bros.. 800i Market
Murphy v<: Conners.'502 Sansom
Murrin F.. SE cor Stockton and Sutter
Nachtrieb Frederick, 45 Third
Newman G., 1124 Folsom
Nolan W. J.. SW cor Sac and Mont
O'Brien John, 136 Second
O'Brien Patrick, cor Market and Sutter
Oelbrich Bros.. 23 Centre Market ■
Onesti G. & Co.. 501 Sansom
Orrans John W., 1237 Mission
Paoletti A, SE cor Jackson and Davis
Passalaga Nicholas, 17 Metropolitan
Market
Passalaqua A., 507 Washington
Perkins Charles C. k Co., 508 Sansom
Perkins W. H.. 442 Third
Peters George, NE cor Folsom and
Seventh
Picot J. H. Mme.. 104 Kearny
Podesta Joseph, 442 Bush
Pomeroy & Son. 629 Third
Poppovich Glinbo, NW cor Market and
Powell
Porporato Francis. 1224 Dupont
Radchowick & Lewis. 2005 Polk
Rausch Conrad, 1328 Stockton
Reimbold J. C, 134 Eleventh
Ross Mary Mrs., 503 Hayes
♦Rothschild & Ehreupfort. 408 Clay
Ruffino G. B.. 145 Post
Sanders J. & P.. 31 1^ Sixth
Savage R. W., 121 Sixth
Schmitt George, 529 Broadway
Serovich Theodore. 1122 Stockton
Shea Dennis, 63 First
Shillaher L. & Co,, 268 First
Skehau J- J., 211 Sixth
Smith E. F.. 2610 Mission
Smith Frederick, 1332 Dupont
Sockum H W.. 429 Fourth
Sonograto E , SE cor Polk and Austin
Spring G. W., SE cor Fourth and Berry
•Sresoncb L. G. & Co.. 519 Sansom
Stephens WiUiam, 1220 Pacific
Stem Jacob, 417 Sutter
Sterns L,. 15 Union Market
Stewart & Buckley, 513 Sansom
SuUivan Thomas. 601 Commercial
Taylor A. R., 810 Washington
Tliierbach J. & Co., 18 Grand Central
Market
Tienken H. . 15 Grand Central Market
Tokini G.. 1303 Dupont
Triaco C, cor Broadway and Mont At
TudgeT.. 502 Third
Vibert M., 628 Fourth
Viciui P.. SW cor Mason and Pacific
Watson Margeret, 36 First
Weindorf Jacob. 222 Fourth
Weiss Henrj'. 1514 Dupont
Weitner A.. SW cor Hyde and Ellis
Windsor W. M,. 14 Centre Market
Witt J., 235 Sixth
Woods P., 13 Fourth
Zeuovich L. & Co . SE cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Zecchi & Giannini. 631 Clay
Fruit Driers.
Alden Fniit Preserving Co., 426 Mont
California Fruit Drier. 31 Beale
Fnr Dealers.
Aigeltinger L., 1069 Howard
Alaeka Commercial Co.. 310 Sansom
Bertrand Andrew, 501 Kearny
Dunckle Charles (manufacturer), 2115
Mission
Froomberg H.. 30 Second
Honig Michael. 920 Market
Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.. 310
Sansom
Koshland Bros., 19 Saneom
Lachman & Stenifels, 129 Montgomery
Liebes H. & Co.. 113 Montgomery
Meussdorffer J. C. & Bro., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush
Muller Adolph. 104 Keamy
Newmark J. P. & Co.. 425 Sacramento
Shirpser. Haritonoff &. Co., 105 Mont-
gomery
Shin^ser Isidor. 105 Montgomery
SLOSS LOUIS k CO.. 310 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page \x\'i)
Toplitz Fabian, 571 Market
Wurkheim Bros.. 20 Sansom
Furnaces and Banges.
[See Cooking Ranges; also Stoves.]
Furnaces— Metallle.
Fames & Walbridge Fimiace Co., 419
CaUfomia
Knox & Osbom, 19 First
Stetefeldt. B. J. Bums agent. 411^ Cal
White G. W.. -Etna Iron Works, SK
oor Fremont and Tehama
Furnisbed Rooms.
[See Hotels ; also Lodgings ; also Board-
ing, etc.]
Farnislitug Goods— Gents*.
[* Importers. See also Clothing.]
Alexander J. & Co., 328 Keamy
Anderson & Ir^'ing. 219 Montgomery
Ankel B . 933 Folsom
Ascher A. F.. 408 Fourth
*AshBro3. 13 Battery
•Atkinson L. & Co . 22 Sansom
"Banner Bros.. 204 Sansom
•Baimi J. & Co.. 218-222 Sansom
•Baum Simon k Co.. 217 and 219 Pine
Beamish P., 691 Market
Bell James. 932 Market
Benedict & Co . 3 Second
Bernstein J., 824 Market
Bienenfeld EHas, 1229 Stockton
Binswanger Lewis. 513 Keamy
Black R, M.. 209 Montgomexy
Blocli Abraham B., 1107 Dupont
Bernstein Bros., 822 Market and 108
Fourth
•Bullock & Jones, 421 Montgomeiy
Burr k Finck. 3 Montgomery
Ganneven Michael. 811 Keamy
Caro Morris, 813 Battery
Church T. R., 223 Montgomery
Close & Wilkins, £02 Market
Cohen Wilham. 511 Market
Cohn Simon. 203. 421. and 433 Keamy
*Coiman Bros., 107 Battery
Conkhng George W., 610 Market
•Dahlmann Charles 4 Co., 24 Sansom
Dake E. C. k Co.. 15 Kearny
*Davies John M. k Co., 133 Sansom
Davis Brothers. 419 Keamy and 718
JIarket
Eagleson & Co., 4 K«aray
Eastin W. B. & Co., 646 Market
*Elfelt A. B. k Co.. 108 Sansom
Fechheimer. Goodkind k Co. , 18 Sansom
Federline B., 348 Third
Figel Joseph. 211 Montgomery
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL). SE cor
Keamy and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Friedlander H., 9 Keamy
Futter Jacob, 53 Second
Credge .<: Thayer, 323 Montgomery
Gibson k Preston, 218 Montgomery
Godfrey W. A. H.. 105 Second
Goldsmith S., 250 Third
Goldstone Charles, 435 Montgomery
Gol'lstone Jacob. 926 Dupont
Goldstone Mitchell 12 Bush
Great Eastern Yankee Notion Co., 5J7
Market
•Greeoebaum Bros., 7 Sansom
Gunn Francis J.. 722 Montgomery
Haas C. Mr«., 1112 Market
Hart Marcus. 402 Keamy
•Haetings C C. & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Heinemann H. M. (neckties). 301 Pine
Hess .^ Cohn, 431 Montgomery
•Hoffman k Co.. 19 Battery
Hudson Bros.. 325 Keamy
Israel Jonas. 116^ Duiwnt
Israel Simon. 516 Fourth
•Isaacs k Gross. 533 Market
Jerome L. S., 423 Keamy
Jones k Co.. 714 Market
Joseph Simon. 524 Keamy
Joseph & Brothers, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Pine
Kalisky Charles. 123 Second
Kayser M. & Bro,, 234 Bush
•Kleemann William & Co., 213 Sansom
Kline Abraham. 60 Third
lAudo Harris, 317 Keamy
Levy George, 228 Fourth
MORGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
C. p. VAN SCHAAOK k CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Levy Louis, 412 Third
Lewenthal W., aSS Sixth
Lewis Marks, 416 Hayes
Lindner .fc KroD, 227 and 929 Kearny
Lynas John C . 3 New Montgomery
McDonald E., 3(14 Sbcth
McOuigan & Yordi, 118 Fourth
Mendelsohn 8-, 501 Kearny
Mendelson Elkan, 233 Pacific
Meyerstein Henry. 537 Kearny
•MIC'HELS, FBIEDIiANDER & CO
7 Battery
Mierson, Jewell & Co , 828 Kearny
•Morgenthau Max, 108 Bush
•Nathan S- J., SW cor Montgomery and
Busl)
•^^:usTADTEB brothers, NW
cor Battery and Pine
Newman J. i Co. (manufacturers), 6
Battery
Oppenheim S. B, 35 Fourth
•Orr & Atkins, 123 Montgomery
Osgood .Tames, 308 Foiu1.h
Peiser I. & X , 6(« Market
*Plister John J,. 125 Sansom
Popper Charleis, 431 Kearny
Popper S. & Co., 233 Kearny
Purdy & Litchfield, NW cor Washing-
ton and Sansom
Raphael H. D,, 201 Montgomery
Reeb. Mendelsohn & Co.. 539 Market
Reinsteiu W., 12B Kearny
Sampson Amasa B., 110 Second
•Schafer & Co.. 26 Bat and 708 Market
Schweitzer. Sachs i Co , 25 Battery
Seeligsohn 4 Co.. 720 Market
Selig Isaac. 218 Kearny
•SHER.MAN WILLIAM & CO., 608
Montijomery (see adv. dept. page
xl\i)
Sheyer M. * Bro., 103 Sansom
Silberetein .Simon, 506 Kearny
Steiger S., 902 Dupout
•STEINHABT W, & I. 4 Co., 3 Bat-
•^ 'fT (see adv. dept. page lixriii)
lobm. Darisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
•Toklas. Hahn & Brown. 24 Sansom
•VAN SCHAACK C P. & CO., 708-716
Kearny (see adv. reg. of names each
alternate page)
•Weil, Cahn & Co., 21 Battery
•« ed i Woodleaf. 113 Battery
Weinstock Harris, 746 Washington
JlEDSTADTER BROTHERS
Manufacturers aud Importers
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Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Manufacturers of
STANDARD SHIRTS,
NW cor.
Battery and PrNK.
Fnrnlsliing Goods— LasUes".
[• Importers. See also Dry Goods ; also
Dressmakers; also Millinery.]
Bienenfeld Elias, 1229 Stockton
Bole H, Mrs., 310 Fourth
Clutc A. E.. SOU Bush
Dannenberg AmaUe. 24 Montgomery
De Corcey M. Jlrs,. 517 Valencia
Federlme B., 345 Third
Fnedlander Herman, 9 Kearny
Goldstein Eva Mis,, 120 Kearny
Goldstein Peter, 4545 Tehama
l»mi£t Emma Mrs., 806 Market
HaasC. Mrs.. 1112 Market
HeUer * Feintuch, 20 Sansom
Jacobs S., 302 Kearny
laoobs i. Glass, 905 Stockton
Wdies Depositor!-, 15 New Mont
Liebermann Theodore k Co., 107 San
Wansbach D,, 214 Post
«alone Jennie H. Miss, 929 Market
McLaughlin E, Mrs,. 1012 Stockton
L^lH '•Jr"'^'""'" * Co., 9 Battery
Jilhgan EUen L. Miss, 14 Second
erlcnuer K. Mrs., 831 Clay
Pfister John J., 125 Sansom
llchet J. JIme., 117 Sutter
tosenfeld Solomon, 539 Market
Ijmpson Amasa B., 110 Second
■heyer Joseph, 725 Clay
Shonwasser B. & Co., 222 Kearny
•Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Weil H. L., 323 Kearny
Williams A., Mre., 72b Howard
Fnrnltiire.
{'Importers.]
Appel Samuel. 227 Fifth
Appel Simon & Co., 872 Folsom
Aronson Abraham, 1326 Stockton
Bancroft A. L & Co. (school), 721 Mar-
ket
Baum Gustave, 740 Washington
Heal N., 774 Howard
•Bell John C, 524 Market and21 Sutter
Bendrt S., 757 Market
BerUner Isador. NE cor Third and Har-
rison
Bernard Julius, 1120 Stockton
Bernstein Elias, 315 Third
Bernstein M. C, 517 California
Bhun I,, 312 Pine
Borren K,, 153 Second
Burke David H,, 312 Sirth
Eurnham J. W. & Co., 618 Market and
lo Post
Bush Nathan, 749 Market
Butterfleld William, 636 Montgomery
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 222 Bush
Carlston C. I,. 223 Fourth
Caro Wolf, 323 Dupont
Cooke i: Smith, 30 Fourth
CUMMINGS W. H., 341 Pine
Connelly James & Co., 219 Bush
Com Reuben, 127 Sixth
Davies Scha.lrach, 905 Clay
Davis Harris, 816 Montgomery
Dierck F. A., 158 New Montgomery
Doherty Roger D.. 1011 Harrison
Doyle D. P., 214 Fourth
Egan k Eeal, 309 Howard
Ettlinger Samuel, 1005 Howard
Fay T. P., 944 Folsom
Feig Alexander, 237 Third
Ferris Edwin R., 41 Stevenson
Fisher 8., 113 Third
Fletcher & Day, 230 Sutter
Fortune H. W.. 1228 Market
Prank Henry, 216 Commercial
Gallagher W. R., 21 Fourth
Gardner Charles. 990 Folsom
Gilliert Louis, 669 Tliird
GILBERT & MllORE (office, school
and church), 219 Bush
Goldberg Solomon, 241 Third
Goodwin 4 Co., 312 Pine
Green William, 1016 Market
Guinnane k Crowley, SWcor Sixteenth
and Valencia
Hale & Co. (chairs), 508 Washington
Hamilton James. 1319 Stockton
Harris Benjanun. 303^ Third
Heney W. J. t Co , 725 Market
Henry Samuel, 709 Pacific
Hodge Alexander, 929 Folsom
Hoey John, 729 Market
Holt Warren (school), 624 Montgomery
Hufschmidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Hummel J. 4 Co,, 706 Mission
Hunter J,, 105 Sixth
Hj-man Maurice, 606 Broadway
Johnson 4 Best, 310 Pine and 717 Mar-
ket
KaskeU J., 353 Third
Kearney J., 1034 Market
Keller Leonhard, 153 New Montgom-
ery
King M. L., 537 Cahfonua
Kittler W. C. (chair), 215 OTarrell
Koser W., 8 Fourth
Kiagen 4 Co.. 210 Mission
Laeremans Frank. 528 Washington
Lang 4 Hanbury. 104 Fourth
I«vy A. N.. 225 Third
McElwee J. V. 4 Son, 219 Second and
572 Folsom
Metral A. (chairmaker), 75* Stevenson
Moore A., 926 Market
Mogan Joseph R,, 1804 Market
Moutardier A., 639 California
Murphy D, J, 427 Fourth
Neumann Isaac, 113 Sixth
PAX.MER W. J. T, 4 CO. (office and
school). 323 California (see adv
dept page xixvii)
PLITM. CHARLES M. 4 CO., 24 Post
Reagan J. R,, 3 Powell
Riedel H. F., 5 Mason
Roberts A., 837 Pacific
Robrecht Anton & Bro., 837 Pacific
Roesler 4 Proff, 225 Post
Rosenheim J., 1019 Kearny
Rosenthal Jacob, 946 Market
Schwerdt Bros., 925 Market
SeUgman Frank, 509 Broadway
Shaber John A., 707 Market
Simon Joseph, 1226 Stockton
Stringer W. J., 938 Market
Stuart Thomas, 747 Folsom
Theas Pierre, 117 Dupont
Tobin C, B,, 817i Market
Troutt H, J. M., NE cor Howard and
Whelen Thomas, 943 Market
Williams George M. 4 Co,, 117 Third
Williams 8. G., 325 Fourth
Wood 4 Bowcher, 668 Mission
Yuill James, 4 Fourth
Zanne Henry, 706 Mission
Fnrnitupe Mannfartarrrs.
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co.. 222 Bush
Dierck F, A.. 158 New Montgomery
EASTON JOHN. 261 First (see adv
dept. page 27)
Emanuel L, & E., Ns Berry bet Fourth
and Fifth
Frei Andrew, King nr Third
GILBERT 4 MOORE (office school
and church), 219 Bush
Goodwin 4 Co , 312 Pine
Heney W, J. 4 Co., 725 Market
Hufschmidt Fred., 323 Pine
Klemm Charles, 634 Third
Kragen 4 Co.. SW cor Miss and Main
Luohsinger John B. 4 Son, 710 Minna
Marson C. F. 4 Co . 125 Grove
Metral A, (chairs), 75J Stevenson
Pacific Furniture Manufacturing Co
NW cor Fourth and Brj'ant
Pacific United Workingmeu's Furniture
Manufacturing Co., N sBraimaunr
Sixth
PALMER W. J. T 4 CO. (office and
school), 105 Mission (see adv. dept
page xxxvii)
San Francisco Manufacturing Co., NW
cor Main and Howard
Schreiber Chr. 4 Co., NE cor Main and
Mission
Strahle Jacob 4 Co, (fancy), 533 Market
Ueffinger G, 4 Co,, 441 Brannan
Weir 4 Gray, 381 Braiman
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Brj'ant
Wolpert 4 Beutschler (chair), 135 Nato
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Salesroom, 219 Bu-sh".
Le^-y Benjamin. 119 Third
Levy John. 31?J Third
Levj- L, 116 Fifth
Linforth E, H, 4Co, (printers'), cor Pre
mont and Mission
Long F. A_, 213 Dupont
Luchsinger H. 4 Co,, 735 Market
Luchsinger John B. 4 Son, 710 Miima
Maas Jacob, 970 Folsom
Malone J, H,, 105 Fourth
McAvoy T.. 414 Folsom
McCartney C, 221 Ihipont
McCarty D,, 929 Market
W. J. T. PAI.MKR & CO.
Mannlacturers of Office Faniitiiie, Etc.
Warerooms, 323 Caufosn-ia,
Manufactory, 105 and 107 Missio;^.
Farriers.
[See Fur Dealers.]
Fn.se Mannractnrerg.
Eagle Fuse Co. 108 Battery
Eva James 4 Co. (California Fuse
Works), Mission Creek bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
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[Bee Electricians ; also Opticians.]
Came.
[See Produce— Game.]
Sardens— PnbUc.
City. Twelfth bet Folsom and Harrison
Germania, S s Erie nr Mission
Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker bet
Oak and Fell
S. F. Recreation Gronnds, cor Folsom
and Twentieth
Woodward's. Mission bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
eas and Wa«er Pipe.
Day Thomas. 335 Pine
GODDAKD i CO.. 127 First
Prior James K., 730 Montgomery
SELBY THOMAS H. i CO., 116 Cal-
ifornia
Van Winkle t Davenport, 413 Market
Cas Flxtnros— Importers.
Bush i Milne, 29 New Montgomery
DAY THOMAS, 335 Fine (see ad».
front cover)
McNAlLY & HAWKINS. 332 Pine
Nye i Achesnn. 315 and 317 Pine
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomery,
(see adv. dept. page L^xsl
SNOOK G, i W., 427 Pine (see ady.
dept. page 23)
WALMSLEV WILLIAM W., 927 Mar-
ket
PRIOR JAMES K-, 730 Montgomery
(see adv. dept. page Iixi)
Reading James. 10 Brenham PI
Roggia Bros,. 440 Broadway
Ruddock R. James, 704 Turk
Shaler S Cook, 1210 Polk
Shepard Brothers, 151 Third
SNOOK G. & W., 427 Pine (see adv.
dept- page 23)
Slombs C. H. & Co., 627 Washington
Sutherland 4 Gray, 230 Sntter
WALMSLEY WILIJAM W., 927 Mar-
Waters Charles. SOS Market
Wilson W. T.. 705 Market
THOMAS DAY,
Importer and Dealer In all kinds of
GAS nXTURES.
335 Pine nr Mo^TQOi^EBT.
"WM. R. ALLEN,
Plumber ^- Gas Fitter,
Importer of
Gas Fixtttbes, Gas Stoves,
Etc,, Etc.
819 Market,
Gas Meter Manafactnrer.
Dobrzensky Morris, 417 Mission
Gas Pipe Fitters.
ALLEN WILLIAM R., 819 Market
Bertram Thomas, 982 Folsom
BoydE. T.. »« Clay
Bush i MOne. 29 New Montgomery
Conrad & Ahlbach. 207 Fourth
Craig John R.. 35 Eddy
Day Thomas, 335 Pine
Diron Thomas J., 406 Montgomery
Douglass & Martin, 19 Fourth
DowdeU Joseph F., 536 Bush
Fitzpatrick P. D. 639 Broadway
Forsyth W. C, 1057 Market
Freeman S Wrin, 324 Third
Fritz Eugene N.. 7^ Market
Grubb S. N., 911 Kearny
Haley John, 819 Larkin
Hobto W. D . 727 Washington
Horn T., 503 Valencia
Howard. Enright S Dufflcy, SE cor Sut-
ter and Montgomery
Huf Schmidt Louis S Bro., 642 Clay
Iredale Alfred 3., 957 Mission
Keegan J., 810 Pacific
Lane Edmund, 505 Kearny
Lynch Timothy, 820 Waslungton
Marcy Jules G , 8M Washington
McCann N,. 417 Hayes
McKewen & Son. 942 Montgomery
McNALLY i HAWKINS, 332 Pine
nr Montgomery
MiUerW. S., 136 Post
Murtha WtUiam O., 16 Tyler
O'Brien J. H.. 22 Post
O'Brien Matthew, 1136 Market
O Brien P. R.. 1006 Market
Prendergast i Doherty, 345 Kearny
Gas rompanles.
Eureka Gas Machine Co., R. R. Strain
proprietor, 713 Harrison
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., ofSce 127
First
San Francisco Gas Light Co., SE cor
First and Natoma
Union Gas Machine Co.. Robert Hew-
son agent, 633 Washington
Gasoline.
DieU A C. 4 Co . 224 Front
Phillii.s P. J., 608 Clay
Taylor F. B. 4 Co., 113 Front
■VMiittier, Fuller 4 Co., 21 Front
General Agents.
[See also Brokers— General.]
AjTOwsmith D. B., 426 Montgomery
Bovee William H., 328 Montgomery
Bucklin J. W., 240 Montgomery
Buffandeau Emile B., 535 Clay
Bugbee Sumner W., 402 Montgomery
Carter 4 Wheeler. 636 .Sacramento
Clark James H., 305 Kearny
Cohn Louis, 310 Montgomery
Crane Erwin J., 213 Sansom
Cimliffe John, 56 Montgomery Block
Davis Darid, 420 Montgomery
EUon Robert, 515 California
Gardner Isaac G. (State Grange), 6
Leidesdorff
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Green Frederick, 39 Merchants' Eich
Hartog Edward. 620 Washington
Lloyd John, 411i California
Martin 4 Sturt, 16 Montgomery Block
Menu Jacques H., 522 Montgomery
Mordaunt E. 4 Co., 331 Kearny
Small William 4 Co., 331 Kearny
Smith O. C. 4 F. W., 531 California
Stelnbach Rudolph, 729 Montgomery
Geyser Water.
(See Soda.]
GUders.
[See also Carvers and Gilders.]
Burkardt Max, M5 Washington
Gauilin H.. 310 Sutter
KoUmyer W. A, 246 Sutter'
Nile M D , 225 Kearny
ROUS JOSEPH 4 CO , 20 Poet
Snow & May. 21 Kearny
Winter Daniel. 211 Kearny
Zante Daniel, 194 Jessie
Glass— Plate.
Meyer M., 716 Washington
Rosenbaum Fr. H. 4 Co , 567 Market
SulUvan, Kelly 4 Co,, ITW cor Front
and Pine
Whittier. Fuller ft Ca, SW cor ftont
and Pine
Glass Cutters.
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 303
Mission (see adv. dept. page 9)
Mills Robert, US Main
O'Neil Thomas, 10 Stevenson
Glass Setters.
Brewster John, 17 Belden
Downing Thomas, 615 Mission
OILMAN 4 MELLON, 422 Commer-
cial (see adv, dept. page 24)
Glass Stalnerg— Ornamental.
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 303
Mission (see adv. dept. page 9)
Mills Robert, 118 Main
O'Neil Thomas, 10 Stevenson
Glass Works.
Pacific, cor Iowa and Mariposa, office
512 Washington
San Francisco. S s King nr Fourth.
office 530 Washington
Glassware.
[See also Crockery and Glassware.]
Ackerman Bros., 123 Kearny
Cerf 4 Co., 515 Market
CR.\NE 4 BRIGHAM (dmggiste'),
324 Front (see adv. dept. page Ixxii)
Dennery B 4 Co., 311 Pine
Fellows E P. 4 Co., 318 Clay
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL), SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Greenberg Leopold, 336 Kearny
HELBING 4 STRAUS, NE cor Bat-
tery and Pine (see adv. dept. page
nviii)
Langley Charles 4 Co. (chemical), SW
cor Battery 4 Clay
Lawton O. 4 Co . 609 Market
Marsh H F. (druggists ), 316 Clay
Mayfield 4 Co., 210 Sansom
Nathan B. 4 Co., 540 Kearny
Newman 4 Bennett (druggists'), 411
Washington
Redington. Hostetterft Co. (druggists'),
529 Market
Reid 4 Brooks, 524 Sansom
Sanderson 4 Bro.. 310 Battery
Swain R. A. 4 Co., 200 Sansom
Taylor John S Co., 512-518 Washington
Wangenheim, Stemheim 4 Co., 127 Sar.
Glaziers.
[See Painters.]
Davis Bros., 585 Market
Denike William J , 720 Washington
Ginsberg Ascher, 108 Sacramento
Grossman Marks, 108 Sutter
Lewis Jacob, 937 Market
Lewis 4 Kasper. 663 Miss and 613 Bdwj-
Mayer Morris, 716 Washington
Glove Cleaners.
[See also Dyers and Scourers.]
Perrout Marie Mme.. 112 Second
Snow John F., 25 Post
Glove Mannfactnrers.
California Glove Co. (P. 4 F. G. Conk-
Ung), 419 Battery
Goodyear India Rubber Glove Manu-
facturing Co, Weaver 4 Taylor
agents, 136 Montgomery
Pacific Glove Works (Shoenberg 4 W-
vinsky). 511 Sacnunento
Samuels David (kid). N s Nineteenlt
nr Howard, depot 104 Kearny
MILLS <& LEAK,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale
Dealers in
Mt, Kia, Flesler M M SM
GLOVES and GATJNTS
Salesroom, 539 Market,
Factory, GloversTllle, New York.
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & '•
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Oloves— Iinportors of.
[See also Hosiery and Gloves.]
Davi.lson J. W. & Co., 101 Kearny
Heyneiuann & Co.. 5 Sansom
Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
Kam;lKr S Co., UIO Montgomery
MILLS i LEAK, .539 Market
MlRl'HV, GRANT & CO., NE cor
Lusii and bansom
MURPHY, GRANT & CO.
Sole Agents
Veuve Xavier Jouvin !c C'«-
GLOVES,
Cor. Bl-SH and Sansom.
dranlte Yunls.
[See also Stone Yards.]
Folsom Granite Co., office 215 Sansom
Larseneur & Sheerin, N sTownsend bet
Second and Third and NE comer
Geary and Baker
Pacilic tiranite Co., NW cor Third and
Kuig
Williams Francis, cor Market and Pine
«ravel Dealer.
Tilford Frank, 305 East
tilae Mannfartnrers.
[See also Soap Manufacturers.]
Pacilic Glue Manufacturing Co cor
Gough and Lombard, office 406
Market
Gold Beaters.
Newman James, 107 Dupont
Cold Dust Dealers.
[See also Assayers : also Bankers ; also
Brokers. ]
J Hickoi & Spear. 546 Sacramento cor
Montgomery
geichling F. & Co., 400 Montgomery
Kichon N., 611 Commercial
, Sutro Charles, 415 Montgomery
I Cold Mining Companies.
(See Incorporations ; also Mining Com-
panies.]
Cold Pen .Wanafactnrers.
jBaptis J. H., 328 Bush
iPearce Henry D., 615 Montgomery
bnow H. (agent Adams'), 319 Kearny
Gold Platers.
Denniston E. G., 655 Mission
c J';^?'.^?','' Durnin, UlS Market
w ?,P,.-f W,"P''^-I"SPOSITING
WGRKS, 134 Suiter
'^^'^,'i '^i'H '""' ^'^'"^^ Plating Works,
518 Market
Gr.iln-Sh]ppers of.
Ammon, Caspari & Co., 315 CaUfornia
"fi f '„°!"te'*' * Co., 230 CaUfornia
^ampbell J W. H., 433 CaUfornia
-Rn'SS°wJ- 1,9°- 201 California
-.RO.'3S & CO., 316 CaUfornia
Dickson De Wolf & Co., 410 Battery
S'J'i'V.'ltison T. J.. 705 Sansom
nt ■ ^^^^ ^ '^°- "" CaUtor-
?assett, McCaulley & Co., 220 Clay
lorbes Bros. & Co., 308 California
Jiedlander I., 300 California
lallJames S[ Co., 302 CaUfornia
;unj Henry, 214 CaUfornia
irrott k Co., 426 California
ilfj" " .^ ^- "28 Montgomery
Lh^f"'t'*''>"='' ^ Co., 212 Battery
icholle Bros., 5 Battery
vWfiT^J''^^ California
Qfi^f?' BLANCHARD 4 CO.
J18 California
Grinding and Polishing.
Ortet Brothers, 223 Leidesdorff
Ran & Kohucke, 119 Leidesdorff
Price M., 415 Kearny
WiU b Finck, 821 Kearny
Crist MilU.
[SeeMiUs-Flour.]
Croeers-Wliolesale and Job-
bers.
Athearn & Co., 8 Clay
Bigley Bros,, 128 Clay
BOWEN BROS., 432 Pine (see adv
dept. p.age 16 and back vol 1
Castle Bros, 213 Front
Costa Lorenzo, 625 Sansom
Dellepiane & Co., 427 Battery
Dodge W. W. & Co., NW cor Clay and
l^ront
Eggers & Co., 210 California
Ehrman M. & Co., 217 IVont
Pordham k Jennings, NE cor Jackson
and Front
Foster S. & Co., 36 California
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Ilenry W. Warner & Co., 421 Clay
Irvme, Harker & Co., 226 Front
Jennings Thomas, 416 Sansom
Jones & Co., 220 Front
Kruse k Euler, 209 Front
LEDDEN, WHIPPLE & CO
Front (see adv. dept. page livi
Lennon John A., 313 Clay
Lewis Henry L.. 209 Sacramento
LINSLEY & COLLINS, 605 Sansom
Lohman. CoghiU & Rountree. 313 Front
Mangels M. & C. 213 CaUfornia
Mau Albert & Co., 216 CaUfornia
Mckay David, 427 Davis
McMuUin G. o. S Co., 112 California
Middletou, Bryde & Co.. 320 Wash
Molloy John, 54 Clay
Morris A,. 713 Sansom
Neale E. k Co., 307 Clay
Newton Bros. Si Co., 121 Front
Phillips, Taber k Co., 103 and 110 Cal
Root K Bailey. 412 Front
Sabatie A. E. k Co., 619 Sansom
Sbarboro B. it Bro., 531 Washington
TiUman k Bendel, 407 Clay
Wellman, Peck& Co., 416 and 418 Front
SE cor O'Parrell and
404
Wholesale & Retail Grocers
5(15 i 507 San.som.
Grocers— tte tall.
Atkins H. B
Jones
Atwood George A., SW cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Badenhop H F., SE cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Bamber J. J.. M6 Folsom
Barron William, SW cor Clay and Pow
Barry Patrick, 235 Jessie"
Bartels Richard, NW cor Bush and
Jones
Bartholoma John, 1413 Stockton
Baruth WiUiam, SW cor Hyde and
outter
Bauten N. J. 4 Co., 228 Brannan
Becker Brothers. SE cor Sutter and
Leavenworth and SE cor Larkin
and Turk
Becker M. A., NE cor Fourth and Jes-
sie
Becker WiUiam, NW cor Spear and
Mission
Beckinan Bros., NE cor Mission and
Pnurteenth
Beckmann John, NE cor Geary and
VVilliam
Beckinann & Otten, SE cor VaUejoand
Dupont
Beggs EUen Mrs,. 122 WiUiam
Behneiuann4 Co., SW cor Taylor and
O i arreU
Behrens Bros. SW cor Dup and Stock
Behrens Frederick, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Howard
Beneckc D., 520 Broadway
Benecke it Mangels. SW cor Mason and
Clay
Beusen Conrad, SW cor Pott and Bdwy
Berge Enck U., NE cor Green and Cal-
houn -
Beverson Carsten, 570 Mission
Bigley Bros NE cor Clay an,l Davis
Bil ings D R. & Co., 1311 Stockton
Bishop k Co., 716 Market
Bla'jjh8eld Thomas, SE cor Gough and
Blohm k Gerken. NE cor Mission and
Beale
Blohme Bros., NE cor Second and Te-
hama
Bockmann J. C, NE cor Fourth and
lolsom
Bogel C. H., SW cor Washington and
W averly PI
Boggan Owen, NE cor Bush and Bu-
chanan
Bohling 4 Behrens, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Bohls Henry, NW cor Seventh and Min
Borchers J. H,, 532 First
Borman Henry & Co.. SW cor Market
and Eighth
Borrmann J. C, NW cor Eighth and
Howard
Boschen Nicholas, NE cor Fifth and
Minna
BosoC, 356 Jessie
Botcher Albert, NW cor McAUistei
and Buchanan
Bottger John. SE cor Mission and Sev-
enteenth
Bowen Bros., 432 Pine
Boyd J H cor Bryant and Stanly PI
and NE cor CaUfornia and Larkin
BraniweU Aaron, NW cor Union and
Sansom
Brandt E. A., 131 Third
Brandt Otto, 1038 Market
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Ahern John M., NW cor Larkin and
Ash Av
Ahlers John H. 4 Co., SW cor VaUeio
and PoweU
.AUrens Henry, SW cor Dup an<I Union
Ahrens 4 Tanim, SE cor Dup and Post
Albers Marcus, 335 Fourth
Alcayaga Jose, 524 Broadway
Alldack Joseph, SW cor Bush and De-
visadero
Allen John. 1711 Jones
Allen Michael, NE cor Rausch and Fol
Anthony 4 Maass, NW cor Berry and
t- lara Lane
Arbuckle Henry, NE cor Silteenthand
Howard
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Bremer H. H. Co.. NW cor Bryant and
oixtn
Brenner W. H., NW cor Pac and Jones
Breuer 4 Pmogel, NW cor Dupont and
Vallejo
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Brommer Henry, SE cor PrankUn and
Hayes
Brown W. P.. 731 VaUejo
Brunjes Diedrich, W s San Jos,S Road
nr Five-mile House
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Bruns I. 4i Bro., SE cor Mission and
.Sixteenth
Bruns Henrj-, SW cor Spear and Pol
Bruns Nicholas, 617 Davis
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Bucking & Pilster, 615 Bryant
BuckinB & Postel, NW cor Faciflo and
Tayltir
BuUwinkle William, NW cor Dupont
ami Hiicraniento , „ „
Ruike Michael, NW cor EUis and Scott
BmkG William L., 136 Natoraa
Burmeistcr & Mehiteus, NW cor Cali-
fornia and Leavenworth
Burns Patrick, SE cor I lak and Laguna
Buschman N. J., 269 Third
Butenop Henry, 626 Paciilo
Butt C O., SW cor Bush and Stockton
Butt P. N. i Co., NE cor Broadway
and Hyde
Butt Sl Kuohmeister, NW cor Dupont
and I'acitic
Buxton & Co-, 137 Fourth
Byrnes P,NWcorDevisaderoandElli3
Buzjini Martin, SW cor Raikoad Av
and Thii-ty-second
Cahill James, 738 Brannan
Calahan 4. Moriart.y, NE cor Twenty-
third and Hanipshire
Campbell Michael, 221 Fourth
Campo Frederick. 218 Second
Campe Horny, SW cor Howard and
Twelfth
Canten F.. NW cor Seventeenth and
Mission
Carroll Bros.. 123 Third
Carroll ,Tohri, 509 Howard
CarroU Richard, NW cor Harrison and
GardeH
Carstens F., NW cor Bush and Dupont
Carstensen & Bischoff, SW cor Geary
and Jones
Carty Luke, 420 Union
Casey John, 1224 Folsom
Casey Lawrence, 941 Bryant
Casey Owen, NW cor Dora and Bryant
Cavaletti Charles, 1406} Dupont
C^eret'hino R., E s Mission nr Twenty-
ninth
ChaiTiay A, 334Third
Clancy Bros., SE cor Sixteenth and Sec-
ond Av , „ ..^i.
Clascs John. NE cor Perry and Fourth
Clausen Peter, SE cor Natoma and
Russ
Cline Henry, 5 Mission
Cluff W. B. &Co., 19 Sixth
OlutT .t De Witt, 223 Third
Cohn Samuel, SW cor Hayes and Oc-
tavia
Coleman D. H., NW cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Coleman John, NW cor Harrison and
Dora
Comerford J. M., NE cor Mission and
Twenty-second
Connell M., NW cor Pol and Harriet
Coonerton <lwen, 138 Eighth
Connor P. & l.'o., 323 Fourth
Cook E G & Co , NE cor Sec and Stev
CooneyJ. N., 134 Shipley
Cooney John. S s Union nr Mont
Codes Jacob, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Comabrens H., NE cor How and Sixth
Cornelius G. Si Co., NE cor Kearny and
Broadway
Costa Lorenzo, 308 Battery
Creighton P., SW cor Folsom and Fifth
Crellen & Co., 87 (Uilifomia Market
Crowley J. ,1., 237 Minna
Cummins Thomas, SE cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Mission
Cunningham E, Mrs.. NW cor Mission
and Twenty-ninth
Cunningham J.. 602 Union
Curley Charles, cor Twenty-second and
Folsom
Curran John. SE cor Sixteenth and
Guen-ero
Cusack T4aoma,s, 715 Brannan
Custering Charles, 1115 Folsom
Didil C NW cor Mason and Pacific
Dablcn Francis, SW corGreenmchand
Mason
Dahlnke F.. SE cor Eei-ry and Ritch
Daly H. Mi-s., 955 Harrison
Dauilriod M G. B.. SW cor Tehama
and Fifth
Daniels Samuel, 1406 Dupont
Da.smann W,, NW cor Grove and La-
guna
DerJier R., SW cor Cal and Hyde
Decker & Lassen, 318 Brannan
Deely James, SW cor Pine and Polk
Delaney R. E.. San Bruno Road opp
Bay View
Desmond S; Bro.. 326 Broadway
Detels M.. cor Main and Harrison
Dicaud Joseph, SW cor Vallejo and
Dupont , , r., . .
Dillon B F.. SE cor Sixth and Shipley
Dimmer Nicholas, 719 Pacific
Dix C NE cor Fillmore and Filbert
Donigan & McCarthy, SW cor Green-
vrich and Sansom
Donnelly B.. 318 Eighth
Donnelly John, SW cor Frederick and
First „ , ,
DonneUy Peter, SE cor Folsom and
Twenty-seventh
Donohue J. C, NW cor Bryant and
Bryant Av
Dooly P., SE cor Hyde and Bay
Doran Joseph, 8E cor Brannan and
Gilbert „ , ,
Dorman W. F., NE cor Howard and
Fifteenth ^ ^ , ,
Doscher Claus, NW cor Bat and J.ack
Doscher H.. NE cor Fifth and Clem
Doscher J D, , SE cor First and Mission
Doty S. P., 331 Sixth .
Dreyer D., cor Twentieth and Illinois
Dri,scoll i Co., 642 Mission
Droge Henry, SE cor Pacific and Front
Dmoker Albert, SW cor Third and
Teharaa _ , ^
Drucker J. k Co., NW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Drucker William, NE cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Duflfy John, 651 Mission
Dunne W., SW cor Pacific and Leav
Dunnigau M.. cor San and Greenwich
Dunning T.. 2«3 Clara
Durban Joseph, 156 Clara
Duveneck .« Co , cor Seventeenth and
DwTer T .SW cor Seventh and Minna
Ebinghausen i Co.. 201 Third
Eddy E. M.. cor T^-euty-seventh and
Harrison „ ,
EdwOTds & Loane. NE cor Turk and
Leavenworth
Ehlen J, 828Clay
Ehlers W.. SE cor Hinckley andPinck-
ney
Ehrlcks R.. SE cor Battery and Vallejo
Eldracber P., NE cor Seventh and Na-
toma , „
Engle & Co. , NE cor O'Farrell and Pow
Ennght E. P., 226 Fifth
Enright Patrick. 1131 Howard
Enright Thomas, SW cor Seventh and
Howard
Esdohr Henry, 721 Davis
Fahrenkrug C, SW cor Folsom and
Nineteenth
Fahrenkrug W., NE cor Howard and
Seventh
Farrell James, 458 Natoma
Farrelly & McOruder, NW cor Fourth
and ,lessie
Faulkner J., 1020 Pacific
Faulstich T., NW cor Fifth and Nato-
ma
Feehan John, 142 First
Feeney Williiim. 432 Shipley
Fehiiemann M. Mrs., NW cor Green
and Larkin
Feibush Marcus, NE cor Franklin and
Fulton
Peil & Schnitger, 602 Ellis
Felbusch J. H., NW cor Polk and Cal
Ferren L., 1160 Folsom
Fett Charles, SW cor Folsom and Wil-
low
Fielitz W.. NE cor Fourth and Folsom
Filliot Frank, 115 Sixth
Fiiike Henry. 1I-.27 Powell
Finnegan Jolm, SE cor Hayes and Van
Ness Av
Finnen Bros,, SE cor Cal and Dupont
Fitzgerald Eros . 560 Mission
Fitzpatvick & O'Brien, NE cor Fourth
anil Minna
Flatlunann C 765 Folsom
Flinn P T & Son, SE cor Mission and
Eighth and SW cor Eighth and
Howard
Flood Patrick, NE cor Fifth and Ship
Flymi E , 537 Post
Flynn Maurice. SE cor How and Rubs
Fogo S Co.. 120 Second
Foley E., SW cor Mont and Filbert
Forppiano Frank, NE cor Mission and
Twenty-ninth
Fortmann Henry, 1316 Sacramento
Fox D. C, & Co. , 20 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Fredrich Bros., SW cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Freisenhausen J., SE cor Geary and
Devisadero
Freudenthal Henry. 422 Natoma
Frisch J. W., 132 Seventh
G.agliarJo A., 723 Sansom
Galbreath John, 502 Fourth
Gallagher E., San Bruno Road bet
Twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh
Garibaldi Joseph, NW cor Green and
Dupont
Garity James, 206 Clara
Gamis Peter, NW cor Fifth and Fol
Gassert W., i^V cor Ninth and Mission
Gauterau & Mathewson, 17 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Ge.ary Dennis, 410 Folsom
Gefkeu D., 923 Bryant
Gehrt H., KW cor Dupont and Sac
Geils H H., NW cor Pacific Av and
Post , „ ^
Gerhow F., NE cor Mission and East
Gerken k Woeber, NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Gerlick S Koenig, NE cor First and Fol
Gemreich William, 502 Davis
Giblin James, 14 Harrison Av
Giles P. S.. 60 First
Gillett I. C, NW cor Seventh and Na-
toma
Gleeson Anthony, 22 Dora
Glootz Adolph, SW cor Clay and Dup
Glootz J. P. M., 706 Jackson
Goetjen Henry J., NE cor Green and
Montgomerj' .
Goetze Henry, NE cor Mont and Umon
Goldbeck Charles, 1171 Howard
Goodwin Thomas, 905 Harrison
Gorham M C, 164 Jessie
Gough John, 1121 Folsom
Goiizy J. B., SW cor BJwy and Dupont
i;raham E. Mrs., 19 Lewis PI
Greene M. F., NW cor Natoma ana
Mary
Greiner F., 36 Sixth
Gremke H., SW cor Shasta and Michi-
gan
Gripp F , SW cor Post and Larkm
Grosbauer J., SW cor Pine and Web-
ster
Grote F. H.. NE cor Geary and BroO-
erick
Groth C. H., 534 O'Farrell
Groth David, 1338 Washington
Gudehus F.. SW cor Dupont and Har^
Ian PI , .
Gundlach J. H., NE cor Taylor ant
Greenwich
Haacke C, NE cor Sacramento andi
Waverly PI
HackoH., 814 Clay
Hadlock William, NE cor Twentielll
and Guerrero
Hahn A., NE cor Post and Laguna
Hahn WiUiam, 1016 Clay
Hanley G. T. & Co., 922 Market
Hanna P. B., NE cor Columbia
Twenty-fourth
Hans W., SE cor Stockton and Gie«!l-«
wich , „ .
Hansen G. J.. SE cor Polk and Turk
Harding G., NW cor Taylor and Mar
Harenburg ^ Hollwegs, NW cor SeTOtt
teenth and Church
Harkins J., SE cor Sixteenth ano«>i
trero Av
Harris R., 1237 Union ^ „ _
Hartigan P., NW cor First and Ho'» ;
Hartigan P. & Co., NE cor TweUthant,
Folsom „
Hartinann C, NW cor Brannan »»
Tliird
Hartnett B. Mrs . 42 First
Hartter L., 524 Market
Harty 4 Spear, 213 Broadway
Haskell G. S., 605 Market
Haskell G. W,, 240 Brnnnan
Hassmer V.. SE cor Wash and Powell
Hastfdt F. & Co., Ill Dupont
Haugh & Co., SW cor Pine and ivi
Hau'ndtscheidt T., SE cor Hyde Kni
Filbert
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Hausmann J, C. 531 Valencia
Hawley. Bowen & Co.. 215 Sutter
Hcaly J. P.. cor Geary and William
Heidhoff A, H.. NW cor Powell and
Eddy
Heiibron F.. SE cor Jackson and Bu-
chanan
Heins \\ . NE cor Union and Larkin
Hems i Eden. N W cor Vallejo and Bat
Helmermg C. A.. NW cor Post and
Taylor
Helms H. W.. SW cor Sixth and Miss
Helms J. E. A. SW cor Seventh and
Stevenson
Hencken C . SW cor Post and Larkin
Hencken W. H.. 417 Third
Henshen John. SE cor EUis and Steiner
Herold Conrad. 21 Zoe
Hener Philip. 713 Lombard
Htyer Albert. 5ffi) Third
Hii-el Alois. 47 Ecker
Hu-^-ins M-. 525 Mission
HiMehrandt H., JT^V cor Sutter and
Clara Lane
Hildebrandt & Knop, SE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Hillebrandt John, SE cor Siiteenth
and Folsom
Hillen D. H.. XIV cor Pine and LarMn
Hilltjen Henry, SW cor Capp and Nine-
teenth
Hint H- J.. SE cor Polk and EUis
Hintze John. NE cor Second and Clem
H.iikele Louis, NW cor Folsom and
Rausch
HoehcherE., 209 Tavlor
Hoelscher i Bro., SE cor Eddy and
Mason
H.i,;5n M. L., NW cor Sixteenth and
First Av
Hi u'er E., 525 Washington
Holjes J. H.. 1019 Pacific
HoUman H. N,. NW cor Miss and Sec
Holm Thomas, SE cor Sutter and Stock
Holtmeier H., NE cor Filbert and Tay-
lor
Horstmann John, NW cor Powell and
Bush
Houston W. G.. 525 Fourth
Hovet i Gefken. 221 Tjier
Howe G. L.. XE cor Bush and Mason
Hiilsmann E. M . .SE cor Hvde and Pac
Hulsniann i Buttelmann. SW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-third
Humphrey J., N^V cor Eddy and Mason
Huutzsch M.. XE cor Filbert and Ma-
Husing 4 Wohlke. NE cor Fifth and
Mission
Hut.iff H.. SE cor Eddy and Leav
HuTilI H. W.. SW cor Bdwy and Ohio
-W.M. 336 Bush
.>; Jund. 213 Sixth
■ 'n P.. 2013 Mason
T. 543 Howard
E, R.. 1125 PoweU
Q L., SW cor Post and Hyde
-•-n & Maas. NE cor Mason and
'-• Farrell
7ohoson J. B., cor Mission and Wash-
ington Av
Johns, .n i Mohr, XE cor Polk and Pa-
cihc Av
7oo8t B, i M.. SW cor Twenty-second
and Valencia
lloost Behrend, XE cor Twelfth and
Folsom
Toost Jacob. X-W cor Stockton and
• rrancisco
'oost .M. S Bro., SE cor Kearny and
Vallejo
Xoost Peter, NE cor Valencia and
' vumn
furey W. E . 41 Jessie
;^hrs J.. SW cor First and Minna
,ianrs t Becker. SE cor Sutter and
laylor and SE cor Geary and Lar-
kin
<alaher James. 1111 Vallejo
^mna i Puckhaber, SE cor Fourth
and Mission
:amp F. W . 38 Xatoma and 654 Miss
;ane James. X s Jersey nr Sanchez
-riue James. SW cor First aad Tehama
;;appke H. F.. SE cor Mason and I'nion
-anrtens C. XE cor Jacksou and San
^aufman J.. XE cor Sixth and Har
-aufmann 4 Feldmann, X'E cor Fifth
and Clara
eannean T , cor Jlission and Pow At
Keegan Peter, 422 Clementina
Keegan & Sickler, XE cor Second and
Xatoma
Keeler Susan. SE cor Larkin and L'nion
Kehoe D., SE cor SLxth and Jessie
Keirnan T. J.. XW cor Harand Ritch
Kelly J. G.. lOSl Folsom
Kelly M., SW cor Brsant and Clinton
Kelly P.. 235 Fed
Kellj' P. J., SE cor Miss and Fourth
Kelting J. ii Co., XE cor Bat and Pac
Kennedy B. B., SW cor Larkin and
Ellis
Kemiedy D., SE cor Oak and Octavia
Kennelly D., XE cor Welsh and Zoe
Kerrins C. 1419 Folsom
Kipp i Me.ver. SW cor Hj-de and Green
Kiszler Henry. 1113 Stock-ton
Klein A. D. k Bro.. 1137 Harrison
Klem E.. XW cor Twenty-second and
Folsom
Knoche Henry. -123 Third
Knust Henry. SW cor Fomth and Fol
Koch Edward. XTV' cor Polk and Clay
KohLmoos Christian. 21S Fourth
Kohn Henry, 403 Folsom
Kolkmann Hermium, SE cor Geary and
Hyde
Konning Max, SW cor Dupontand Fil-
bert
Koopman E. Mrs., SW cor Franklin and
Austin
Kostering Charles, SE cor Folsom and
Dora
Kramer .Jacob, SW cor Dupont and
Greenwich
Kriete George P., SE cor Vallejo and
Mason
Kroeger & Riechers, NW cor Fourth
and Mission
Krohn k Stabelf eldt, X"E cor Grove and
Gough
Kmger & Hollings. SE cor Mason and
Geary
Kuck & Bro.. cor Bryant andRinconPI
Lacosta John, SW cor Dupont and
Green
Lafli Lucio, XE cor Folsom and Main
Lane & Lipman, XE cor Harrison and
Dora
Lange F. W., XE cor Kearny and Lom-
bard
Lange Henry, 346 Townsend
Lange Henry C, 1230 Mission
Lankenau Frederick, X"E cor Powell and
Ellis
Lankenau & Co., cor Railroad and
Eleventh avs
Lankenau & Issendorf, SW cor Howard
aud Beale
Lau A H., XE cor Jackson and Leav
Lavezzari Francisco, 521 Union
LawLir Francis, 140 Minna
Leahy Bros, , 318 Fifth
Lebenhamn L. & Co., 531 Kearny
Leddy James, SW cor Hyde and Bdwy
Lee Patrick, 1821 Hyde
Lehmus John, S W cor Grove and Web-
ster
Lehrke Henry, XE cor Mariposa and
Indiana
Leisen Geary, NE cor Fourth and Har-
rison
Lemkau John, 20 Everett
Lemmermann H., XW cor Post and
Mason
Lemmermann J. A O. T., XW cor Bu-
chanan and Ellis
Lenormand Bros., SW cor Dupont and
Pine
Lenormand Emile, NE cor Powell and
Pacific
Lessman Joseph, NE cor Bush and
Larkin
Levingston Lazanis. 226 Sixth
Le>7 B. i Co., 537 Clay
Levy Peppie, SW cor Jackson and Ma^
son
Lewis George. NE cor Geary and Leav
Liebenberg Charles. XE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Lilienthal Henry, SE cor Hyde and Fil-
bert
Linsley & Collins, 507 Sansom
Lloyd J. G. Mrs . 116 Ninth
Logeman W.. SE c.r Ellis and Pierce
Los.=;e Louis. 446 Clementina
Lottritz John. 510 Sixteenth
Luhmensen William, cor Fourteenth
Av and N. South S. F.
Lutgen John, SW cor Stockton and
Clay
Lntgen & Luhrs, XTV cor Washington
and Powell
Lynch Patrick, 539 Valencia
Maass John G., SE cor Howard and
Main
Maass t Postel, SE cor Powell and Val-
lejo
Madden P. H., SW cor Howard and
Langton
Magorty Hugh. S s California bet Brod-
erick and Devisadero
Maher Edward, NE cor Sacramento
and Taylor
Mahlmann Bros., SE cor Sixth and
Clementina
Mahoney William. 760 Bryant
Maley Michael, NE cor Franklin and
Bush
Mangels Bros., junction Market and
Pearl
Mangels Christopher, SW cor Washing-
ton and Stockt<in
Mangels John, N~n' cor Sixth and Fol-
som
Mans & Staude, ?15 Pacific
Marchant S: Co . 315 Jackson
Maruell Kate Mrs,, SW cor Buchanan
and Eddy
Martens John, SW cor Lagnna and
Gearys
Martin ^Vheeler, 1116 Market and 19
IHirk
Martin & Waggoner. 520 Washington
Mathe Charles. 827 Folsom
Mayei-s Philip. XW cor Xatoma and
Eleventh
McAulitle Daniel. NW cor Twentieth
and Columbia
McCabe Bernard, SE cor Jessie and
Anthony
McCloskey H & Co., 1149 Fnlsom
McCormick Hugh, X'^Y cor Filbert and
Taylor
McCormick James, W s Dolores bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McCoy i Gallagher, 421 Union
McCraith Mary Mrs . NB cor Front
and Pacific and NW cor Davis and
Pacific
McCumisky Arthur, 18 Xatoma
McCuaker C. E. & Co , 846 Market
McGillan i Co., 244 Fourth
McGinnis Edward, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
McGovern Philip H , SE cor Twenty-
third and Columbia
McGuire Philip, NE cor Page and Oc-
tavia
McKenua Margaret, Gunnison Av nr
Twenty -seventh
McMahon Patrick, SE cor Fifteenth
and Howard
McMillan Daniel, 337 Third
McStay Edward, cor Fourth and Clara
Meehan Martin. 35 Louisa
Mehrtens Jacob, 520 Vallejo
Meier Christian, NW cor Hyde and
Union
Meierdierks Christian, XW cor Post
and Powell
Meiklehaugh Daniel, 1425 Pacific
Melboum Joseph, SW cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Menke Henry, NW cor Dupont and
Chestnut
Mentel William, NE cor Broadway and
Stockton
Mersing John B , SW cor Montgomery
and -Jackson
Merz William. SE cor Pow and Sutter
Meyer Bros . Xnv cor Fol and Fremont
Meyer Christof. SW cor Polk and Sac
-Meyer D.. 1046 Folsom
Meyer Diedrich. ^^V cor Dup and Pac
Meyer Frederick, NE cor Strth and
Stevenson
Meyer Henry. NW cor Dup and Filbert
Meyer Henry, SE cor Haight and Fill-
more
Meyer Henry W.. 210 Steuart
Meyer John, ITW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Meyer John H., NW cor Third and
Townsend
Meyer M., N^V cor Pow and Lombard
Meyer & Akmann. 30 Sacramento
Meyer i Bro. . NW cor Powell and Fran-
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Meyer & Bro., SW cor Bush and Pierce
Meyer & Elmers, SW cor Greenwich
and Powell
Meyerback Solomon, SE cor Maaon
and Green
Michaleen R. T., SE cor Alta and Cal-
houn
Miller John, 22 Howard
Miller & Klunder, SW cor Drumm and
Mitcliell John. 316 Fifth
Mitchell John F., NW cor Hyde and
Post
Mitchell Peter, NW cor Brannan and
(Jilbert
Mogan John. NW cor Stock and Filbert
Mohnnann & Co., SW cor Kearny and
Broadway
Molk John H., NW cor Dupont and
Green
Mooney Daniel J., NW cor Market and
Van Ness Av
Moran Frank, NWcor Berry andFourth
Morrisey Anne Mrs., 216 Fifth
Morrissey Michael, 21 Minna
Moscrop Joseph, 1002 Market
Muhlenbrink William, SW cor Bush
and Taylor
Mullaly John, SW cor Harrison and
Dora
Muller Heinrich, NW cor Bryant and
Garden
MuUer Nicholas, 20 Frederick
Muller R,. SW cor Rincon PI and Main
Mulligan Bridget. 243 Minna
Mullins Edward, NWcorRuss and Na-
toma
Murken Martin, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Murphy John, 31 Ritch
Murphy & Co . 37 Second
Murphy & Kearney. NW cor Leaven-
worth and Pacific
Murphy i McCarthy. SW cor Fifth and
Howard
Muns & Rohwpger, SE cor Broadway
and Scott PI
Nachtigall Fred., NW cor Post and
Bro'lerick
Neuman C L., NE cor Third and Berry
Neunaber Henry. SW cor Beale and
Folsom
Neunaber & Cn,. 521 First
Newman Michael, N s Twentieth bet
Doliires and Guerrero
Nickels John W., NE cor Twenty-sixth
and Mission
Niese F., 913 Harrison
Nobmann Christoph, SW cor Califor-
nia and Fillmore
Nolan Patrick J.. NE cor Hayes and
Go ugh
Nolte Charles R., Ws Mission nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Nolte Henry. SW cor Dupont and Bush
Nordbruch Henry. 642 Jackson
Norman F. G., NW cor Twentieth and
Valencia
Norton & Masterson, SW cor Hyde and
O'Farrell
Nulirenberg Charles, NAV cor Broad-
way ancl Polk
O'Brien Thoni'is. 650 Mission
O'Connor Christopher & Co., SW cor
Fifth and Stevenson
O'Connor James & Co., NE cor Geary
and Taylor
O'Connor Michael. NE cor Lagunaand
Fulton
O'Connor Richard. SE cor Vallejo and
Loiiven Worth
O'Keefe Hannah Mrs., 1120 Hanison
OLeary John, 60 First
O'Rourke Austin, SW cor Kearny and
Union
Obermeier & Thom Wohrden, SW cor
Eleventh and FoLiom
Oppenheimer B., NE cor Pine and
Hyde
Orr W. H., 919 Harrison
Otten C'laus. NW cor Stock and Vallejo
Overniohle Henry, SE cor Howard and
Moss
Pac John J.. 1229 Dupont
Pahl R. H., SE cor Geary and Dupont
Paulsen Hermann, SW cor Turk and
Taylor
Pau'Bsn John E., 2G3 Stevenson
Perazzo Manuel. 1421 Dupont
Pettenati Peter, 1023 Kuarny
Pike James F., NE cor Halght and
Gough
Pistolesi August, SW cor Washington
and Dupont
Pohlker John H,, SE cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Pope Charles, SW cor Union and Frank-
lin
Popp Hermann, SWcor Stockton and
Greenmch
Porporato F.. 1224 Dupont
Postel & Brandt, 223 Perry
Power Michael H.. SE cor Octavia and
Fulton
Powers Michael, NW cor Eighth and
Clementina
Puckhaber John, SW cor Fifteenth Av
and P, South S. F.
Quellen & Dotzen, NE cor Fourth and
Silver
(Juevedo D.. 1336 Dupont
tjuigley Hugh. 323 Foiu1;h
Rearilon J. J., NW cor Third and Ev
erett
Reddington J., cor Columbia and
Twenty-fifth
Reeckmann A.. NE cor Fol and Beale
ReidG. W., 1141 Pacific
ReillyB.. 137 Shipley
Reilly James, 1710 Leavenworth
Reinecke & Hennings. 1325 Stockton
Rickborn F. A., SE cor Ecker and Stev
Ristow J. W., NW cor Turk and Van
Ness Av
Roberts J. W,, NW cor Austin and
Polk
Rohile John, SW cor Clay and Taylor
Rohde k Schutte, NE cor Battery and
Green
Rohde & Schutte, NE cor Dupont and
Pine
Rohrs J. D.. SW cor Miss and Eleventh
Ronani J.. SW cor Main aud Folsom
Rowley T., 1034 Howard
Rimge & Lakeman. NWcor Fourth and
Clementina
Ryan James, 429 Minna
Ryan J. W.. SW cor Fifth and Minna
Sagehom H., NE cor Union and Jas-
per PI
Sahnke H. G., SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Sammy & Steffens. NE cor Tyler and
Larkin
Sass Marcus. 311 Seventh
Sbarboro B. & Bro.. 531 Washington
Schdel G., 34 Jessie
Scheper A., 734 Broadway
Scheper C, NE cor Fifteenth and Min
Scheper J. H., NE cor Clay and Larkin
Schennemann H., NE cor Jessie aud
Sixth
Schleef J. H., 815 Jackson
Schlichting H. F.. 449 Fifth
Schluter C. H., 744 Foxirth
Schluter J. H,, NE cor Sec and How
Schmadeke & Heuer, NW cor Francis-
co and Mason
Sohmidt F.. NW cor Mis and Seventh
Schmidt William, NW cor Octavia aud
Oak
Schueider A., 1016 Kearny
Schuittger M.. SE cor Fillmore and
Clay
Schnoor H., SE cor Shasta and Michi-
gan
Schoen L. L.. 16 Sixth
Scholle A., SE cor Post aud Jones
Schortmeir H. H.. NE cor Prospect PI
and California
Schutt C, 711 Brannan
Schuttler A.. SE cor Mont and Vallejo
Schrader C. SW cor Brannan and Clin-
ton
Schrefer Bros., 155 Natoma
Schroder C, SW cor Franklin and Mc-
Allister
Schroder H.. NWcor Eliis and Webster
Schroder J. F., SE cor Sacramento aud
Drvimm
Schroder J. H., 330 Vallejo
Schroeder Bros., NE cor Second and
Minna
Schroeder J. H., NE cor Post and Lar-
kin
Schubert A., SW cor Nineteenth and
Howard
Schulilt H.. NW cor Third and Silver
Schulken J. & Co.. SE cor McAUister
and Octavia
Schultheis H.. 252 First
Schultz Anna Mrs., SW cor Commercial
and Davis
Schumann W., 1100 Folsom
Schwartz D.. SW cor Twenty-foiuiih
and Valencia
Schwartz Henry, 340 Third
Schwartz & Husing. SE cor Mission and
Eighteenth
Sculley Jeremiah, 1317 Sansora
Seebeck E. E., NW cor Scott aud Turk
Seiberlich & Co., SE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Seivers & Thomas, 1012 Battery
Shannon John, SE cor Grove and Oc-
Shea T. M.. SW cor Stev and Annie
Shohay F., NE cor Pacifac and Scott PI
Siebe L.. NE cor Everett and Fourth
Siedenbm-g H,, NW cor Green and
Kearny
Sien F.. 945 Bryant
Simon B.. SW cor Sixth and Harrison
Sinnott H., SW cor Minna and Julia
Skerrett & Co., NE cor Shipley and
WiUow
Smadeke W. & Co., SW cor Third and
Brannan
Smadeke & Mehrtens, SW cor Eighth
and Mission
Smidt L., SE cor Dupont and Green-
wich
Smith Fred.. 1332 Dupont
Smith George. SE cor Fifth and Perry
Smith John, IS Clay
Somers & Co., NW cor Bryant and Sec-
ond
Sonnenberg L. B., SE cor Stockton and
Post
SpackterH., 127 Sixth
Sparrow J.. 33 Clementina
Spaulding J., NW cor Shipley and
Eighth
Speckman F. F., NE cor Mission and
Fourth
Stahmann A., SW cor Stockton and
Sarraniento
Staniforth J. Mis,, NW cor Townsend
and Ritch
Steers Henry, 301 Bryant
Steffens D., SE cor Folsom and Main
Steinke F.. NW cor Eddy and Pierce
Steinhoff H,, NW cof Dup and Sutter
Stephens T. W. , cor Mission and Thirty-
first
Stevens M. V., NV^ cor Folsom and
Eleventh
Stewart John, N s Bush nr Buchanan
Stoeven H.. 636 Green
Stoppelkamp A. H. Mrs., SE cor Stock-
ton and Union
Sullivan D. O., NW cor Fourth and
Freelon
Sullivan P. F. Mrs., SW cor Third aud
Silver
Sullivan Thomas G., NE cor Mission
and Ritliey
Sullivan Timothy D,. 241 Fourth
Swansy P. A.. NW cor Ritch and Clara
Swordstream E. J., NW cor Fourth
and Harrison
Tash J. M.. 313 East
Tavey B.. 53 Everett
Thorn Wohrden Henry. NW cor Ninth
and Minna
Thom Wohrden T., NE cor Stevenson
aud Fourth
Thomford H. A., NW cor Filbert and
Powell
Thompson William. 1127 Folsom
Tiedemanu M., SW cor Hayes and Polk
Tienken B,, 814 Jackson
Tietjen D. W., NW cor Pacific and San
Tietjen J. H., 415 Brannan
Tobbenboske J. H.. SW cor Howard
and Second
Tobelmann H., SW cor First and Na-
toma
Tomalty P. J.. SW cor Sixth and Minna
Toner k Horgan, 13 Grand Central Mai^
Tracy Michael. 1130 Folsom
Tribois F.. 1115 Dupont
Troy Martin Mrs., SW cor Chesley and
Boyd
Truelson T.. SE cor Sac and Leav
Velbert P. H.. 1151 Harrison
Verdenhalven John, 971 Harrison
Vollmer J. & H,. SE cor Sac and DaviB
Von Glahn C, 13 Seventh
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
815
Von Glahn F. J., NW cor Montgomery
and Alta PI
Von Glahn J. & Co., 409 Pine
Von Glahn J. H., NE cor Chattanooga
ami Twenty-second
Vou Hadeln John. 1601 Powell
Von Harten L,. NW cor Brannan and
Sixth
Von Staden D. C, SW cor Steuart and
Mission
Von Staden &. Co., SE cor Stockton and
O'Fan-eU
Vorrath H,, XE cor O'Farrell and WQ-
liam
Wall & Thomas. 227 Sixth
Waller k Bro.. SE cor Oak and Gough
Wamken H. F., NW cor Dupont and
Francisco
M'aters G. F„ 540 Market
Weber L., NIV cor Page and Franklin
Wedemeyer C. H.. cor Twenty-fourth
and Treat Av
Wellbrock & Schroeder, 214 Davis
Wendt C. 722 Harrison
^Vepe^ Henry, cor Point Lobos Av and
Boyce
■VMian & Walsh. 1220 Market
\\'ht-rity r ^ :^Mn. 220 First
WieiKilk X , SW cor Bush and Polk
Wilkeus W.. SW cor Stockton and Sut-
ter
Wilker F., ?nV cor Folsom and Eighth
^\ ilkins Harry. SW cor Turk and Pierce
A\ilkins & Co., NE cor Chestnut and
Mason
William.'; & Marshall, NW cor Brumm
and Oregon
Winkelniann H. & Co., SW cor Hayes
and Lag! ma
Winter J. H.. JTW cor Franklin and
Bush
Wintien John. SW cor Geary and De-
vi sad ero
Witgen D. k Co., NW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Witte ChjiTles. W s Georgia nr Shasta
Witte W.. SW cor Howard and Harriet
W,>bber H,, XW cor Powell and Lomb
Wi.hber P. W., SE cor Kearny and
Union
W.jiters W.. 31 Clementina
V.'olters & Bucking, 69 California Mar-
ket
^^'^ede D.. NW cor Leavenworth and
Jackson
WrX'ht M., 20 Sixth
\N iilhern J. , S W cor Hyde and Jackson
WiiLf H-. 21 Hinckley
U'ulzeu D H.. NE cor Ninth and Fol
■\\ utii G.. ^rw cor Pacific and Powell
V,"mne W.. 31f; Fourth
.■'.ihu Henry. S23 Vallejo
/;n.-:-rehiieyer A,, SW cor Sixth and Bry-
ant
Zitrrenberg & Stamer. SE cor Folsom
and Ritch
Gnnny Bags.
[See Bag Makers; also Sacks.]
Can Powder.
Atlantic Giant Powder Co., 603 Wash
' ilifomia Powder Works. 314 Cal
I'UPOXT POWDER CO., John Skin-
ker. 103 Battery (see adv. dept. page
ixvil
GIANT POWDER CO., Bandmann.
Nielsen k Co., 210 Front (see adv.
dept. page xxxvi)
H-rcutes Powder Works, depot 314 Cal
KABATH N. J. (Laflin 4; Rand), 304
California
Pacific, 315 California
PLATE A. J. &. CO.. 510 Sacramento
'see adv. dept. page lixiii)
^' hoenemau Frederick, 517 Kearny
■^V caver. Taylor k Co. (Hazard), 501
Market
Gnns and Sporting; Materials.
Browning i Heber, 631 Washington
Clabrough & Bros.. 630 Montgomery
Curry N. i: Bro.. 113 Sansom
Liddle k Kaeding, 538 Washington
PL-\TE A, J. & CO. 510 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page lixiii)
Schneider A., 650 Washington
Schneider W. H., 28 Geary
Schoenemann Frederick, 517 Keamy
ViUega L. J,. 730 Washington
>VINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS
CO.. lOS Battery (see adv. dept.
page xxvi)
Wilson H. H., 513 Clay
Gunsmiths.
Adams C. . 508 Commercial
Beck August. 510 Broadway
Bekeart Julius F.. 346 Third
Browning & Heber, 631 Washington
Clabrough k Bros.. 630 Montgomery
Currj- N. k Bro.. 113 Sansom
Eger Wilham. 407 Dupont
Liddle & Kaeding. 538 Washington
Meyer Charles, 803 Montgomery
PLATE A. J. k CO.. 510 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page Ixxiii}
Schneider A.. 650 Washington
Schneider W. H.. 28 Geary
ViUega L. J.. 730 Washington
Wilson H. H., 513 Clay
Gymnasia.
Eureka Turn Verein. E s Powell bet
California and Pine
Miller William. 232 Sutter
Olympic Club, NE cor Howard and New
Montgomery
San Francisco Turn Verein, 310 O'Far-
rell
Young Men's Christian Association, N
a Sutter bet Keamy and Dupont
Ha i rdressers .
Aaron Joseph, 534 Third
Abram Simon. 860 Howard
Adams Alfred. NW cor O'Farrell and
Devisadero
Alexander Bertha Mrs., 1407 Dupont
Allen Asa, NE cor Ellis and Devisadero
Allen Mary Mrs.. 734 Howard
Alhot E., 311 Sutter
Allirol A,, S4U Clay
Andrew C. E. Miss, 251 Third
Anthes k Fleischman, 315 Keamy
Aurouze Marius, 647 Pacific
Barber & Keser. 683 Mission
Beudet A., Valencia bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Bincaud Leon, 818 Stockton
Eischoif Valentine. 426 Broadway
Blodes Theodore, 3 Post
Boisse Eugene, 526 Commercial
Boisseau Gabriel, 738 Pacific
Bond H. H.. cor Tenth and Railroad
avs. South S. F.
Bonnet L. Mme., 25 Post
Borgwardt H. W,, 831 Keamy
Bom Charles, 535 Geary
Breen Nellie Miss. lOOS Market
Brodek Samuel. 210 Bush
Bross& Co., 230 Bush
Brown James, 1146 Folsom
Brown S. J.. 202 Fourth
Bryan Marj' Mrs.. 711 Folsom
Bryars Annie Miss. 1514 Stockton
Eumett & Buchanan. 410 Third
Bm^er Jacob, 523 Pacific
Campbell Joseph F., 316 Sacramento
Gary k Blake, tHO Clay
Cefous James, 1026 Market
Clark Mary Mrs.. f:28 Howard
Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento
Coleman C. H., 218 Pacific
Cook John. 322 Bush
Contreras Manuel, Montgomery Av bet
Pacific and Broadway
CORRIVEAU LOUIS. 113 Creary (see
adv. register names, bottom hne)
Cowes Rebecca Miss. 673 Harrison
Creamer & Deckelman, 319 Sansom
Davis C. A., 825 Washington
Davis Jacob. 19 Geary
Davis Mary E. Miss, 227 Foxuth
Defiganiere S. T., 6 Broadway
Dissat Antoine, 511 Keamy
Doherty John C . 205 Keamy
Dmcker Aug.. 923 Montgomery
Dubish Edward. NE cor Folsom and
Steuart
Duffell George, 510 Da-iis
Einsfeld Peter, 936 Market
Erbe Adam. 5 Stnckton
Evanno Jean, 712 Pacific
Farrell Mary Mrs., 23 Keamy
Fayard John B.. 208 Stockton
Fisher Ellen Miss. 1106 Clay
Fisher k Miller. 115 Dupont
Fleischmau John. 1100^ Stockton
Fox Herman B., 8 Washington
Freiling Peter, 228 Brannan
Freund F. M.. 430 Third
Fried Darid, 1437 Mission
Gaines Georgia Mrs., 217 Post
Gallagher & Armann, 624 Washington
Garrissere Frank, 40 Geary
Gearon k Murphy. 303 Sixth
Genster Jacob, cor Post and Larkin
Gies Kilian, 822 Montgomery
Golly Joseph, 1203 Dupont
Gorfinkle William, 1226 Market
Gouldin Thomas, 350 Fourth
Graham A. H. Mrs., 205 Sixth
Grasses Hattie Miss, 816 Washington
Gray, Ferguson k Baldridge. 206 Mont
Green A. F. Mrs. Qaches'), 408 Bush
Grief John, 636 Washington
Grimm Adam. Lick House
Gusman Domingo, 787 Folsom
Guyod Victor, 1026 Dupont
Hadley Walter, 262 Third
Hammer John. E s Mission bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Hammerschmidt John. 337 Hayes
Hanfmann Leopold. 441 Sixth
Harris Frank, 541 Sacramento
Harris & Cacciotto, 434 Pacific
Hasslinger & Ewald, 1218 Stockton
Heider k Co., 310 Bush
Heinz Henrj', 3 Washington
Held George, Grand Hotel
Hirshfeld Julius, 121 Montgomery
Hock & Praizo. 548 Washington
Hoffman Charles J.. 709 Davia
Hogan 0. A.. 540 First
Houser H, 122 Post
Hubbard E. H. Mrs., 9254 Market
Huber F. & C Misses, 717 Mission
Huck & Hockbrunn. 129 Third
Jackson Henry. 225 Fifth
Jackson Mary E. Miss Oadies'), 736 How
Jacobs H. I.. lOOO.". Market
Jacobs Jacob, 433 Pine
Joseph Isaac, 423 Drumm
Kastens Louis, 1824 Powell
Kimmel John. 23U Second
King Philip. 323 Pacific
Knoechel k Brand, 621 Montgomery
Koch John M. J.. 648 Commercial
Kom A. J., 540 California
Kosche Charles, 511 Pine
Krull Emest, SE cor Bryant and Eighth
Lach Charles, Montgomerj- Av nr Pac
Lacua Frank, 541 Jackson
Lampe Bros., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lavigne John. 1133 Dupont
Lehan Dennis. 102 Pacific
Lehn P. P., 606 Merchant
Lehritter J.. SW cor Montgomery Av
and Keamy
Levy Isadore, Hi Jackson
Lewis Abraham,'210 Pacific
Lewis Herman, 202 Pacific and 817 Bat
Lipman Joseph, SW cor Leidesdorff
and Sacramento
Lipman S. W., 403 Pine
Loud Charles A., 266 First
Magazini & Lippert, 535 Clay
Massie William. 12 Steuart
Maugein Fannie Mrs.. 908 Howard
McCleam Richard. 1032 Folsom
Miles Mao- J. Miss. 1070 Howard
Miller F, W. , 202 Sutter
Moore H. Mrs,. 523 Kearny
Morgenstem Albert. 9 Second
Morton V. Miss, 919 Washington
Mueller Louis, 911 Folsom
Murphy Charles, 238 Fourth
Mun.hy James, 135 Third
Nicholas George. 37 Sacramento
NoU« W. F.. 207 Sixth
O'SuUivan J. P. Miss Dadies'). 33 Sixth
Obenauer k Wagner, 39 Second
Oppenheimer E,, 1017 Market
Patrick S. A. Mrs., 1317 Stockton
Patterson E. R.. 517 Sixteenth
Pechner M. S.. 777 Market
Pern- J. H., 233 Sixth
Phillips C. Mrs., 400?r Geary
Phillips k Co.. 114 Sutter
Pilling John, 613^ Davis
Pinkham Kate Mrs., 812 Market
Plante k Fleischhauer, 427 Bush
Proschold Charles, 106 Sixth
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JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED ty D. W. Laird, 613 Mont, cor. Merchant.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Pnmtz Francis, 566 Mission
Puyoou Bernard, 610 Keamy
Pyat Felix, 424 Keamy
Pyser Abraham, 256i Fourth
Ratz William, 631 Union
Rebhan Andrew, NWcor Folsom and
Ti\'enty-3econd
Redding E. J. Mis.. 49 Clara
Reed Edward, 1310 Pacific
Reese & Medeau, 402 Pacific
Regner F. A., 1132 Market
Ringgold W. H. Mrs., 1105 Stockton
Robertson L., 442S Third
Roche E. P., 146 Tehama
Roesler C. 0., 1103 Howard
Roesler J. E-, N s Jackson nr Davis
Rosa Joseph & Nephew, 647 Clay
Rosenblatt B.. 36 First
Sand Bros., 23 Third and 50 Foiuth
Sanderson W. N., 515 California
Sattar Louis, Vandewater nr Powell
SchmittF. A., 808 Clay
Schneider Jacob, 511 Montgomery
Schnell & Nestel, 320 Francisco
.Schnoter P. H., 306 Fourth
Kchoen Louis L., 16 Sisth
Schenwald Bros., 127 Second
Schwartz S., 419 Fourth
Scully Nora Miss, 844 Washington
Selig S. A., 903 Market
Sena E. J., 112 First
Shaftner 0. H., 1326 Polk
Shear Mary, 46 Second
Shepliard C. Miss, 8 Stockton
Shoen Edward, N s Filbert nr Webster
Shwetzer A., N s Sixteenth bet Valencia
and Mission
Sichel G., 6 Tiu-k
Silva Frank, 112 Berry
Silva J. M.,306J Third
Silva M. E.. 1407 Stockton
Silva M. J., 707 Bl-annan
Slocomb H., 152 Second
Sinitli (;. L., 11 Tyler and 1210 Market
Smitli H. R.. 724J Market
Smythe A. F. Mrs., 3J Powell
Spitz Bertha Mme., 316 Keamy
St.iffelbach Edward, 108 Steuart
Stable H. W., Occidental Hotel
Stable & Bernhard, Russ House
Stephenson M. J. Mrs , 430 Sutter
Storm Charles, 263 Third
Strecker & Rosenthal, 33 Post
Streib Charles, 553 Fourth
Streib J, & Bro., 8 Merchants' Ex-
change
Sullivan James Mrs., 33 Sixth
SuUivan P. O., 1069 Howard
Susand N. C, 404 Montgomery
Svilorish A. 540 First
Thomas Jolm, 101 Jackson
Tietz A.. 1127 Mission
Tittol Lucy, 742 Market
Tresselt Charles, 234 Fifth
Troi'U Conrad. 729 Clay
Ulrich Jacob, 12 Geary
Van Geisterfield H. L., 633 Pacific
Valentini C. Mrs.. 9 Taylor
Vantine John, W s Mission nr Twenty-
sixth
VoiSL'uet J. E., 545 Merchant
Wadel H., 631 ITnion
Wagner A. J.. 505 Washington
Walker Sarali. 443 Bush
Wanek Edward. 641 Keamy
Ward A. A. J.. 522 Pacific
Wetzel P.. 605 Mission
Wliite B. B., 302 Folsom
Wiebe It Strehl, 8 OFarrell
Wieseuhavern L.. 1055i Folsom
WiUiaras N. F.. 799 Fourth
Wilson J. D.. 411 Sutter
Winter P., 536 Commercial
Woerz Henry. 107 Jackson
Wolf Jacib Jr., SW cor Pacific and
Stockton
Wood Marv Mrs., 513 Bush
Young T. Mrs., 847 Clay
Zilumer C. K., 6 Sumner
Hair— Human,
Bonnet Paul, 25 Post
Brady T. H. & Co.. 940 Market
Chapman ('. M. Mrs.. 25 New Mont
Cramford Ellen Mrs.. 101 Third
Crosby S. J. Mrs.. 114J Post
Dolierty John C, 205 Keamy
Fayard J. B., 208 Stockton
Garrissere Frank, 40 Geary
Goldstein 4 Cohen, 125 Sansom
Hirshteld Julius, 121 Montgomery
Kleinhans C. Mrs. (fancy). 808 Larkin
Kosche C. 511 Pine
Lawton S. W. Miss, 3 Stockton
Lj-uett Mary Mrs., 832 Market
Molnny Mary Mrs., 306 Sixth
Piiikh.am Kate Jlrs., 812 Market
Puyoou Bernard. 610 Kearny
Pyat F.. 424 Keamy
Reiss Bros. & Co.. 116 Sutter
Rourke Kate Miss. 101 Third
Sampson A. B.. 110 Second
Spitz Bertha Mme.. 316 Keamy
SuUivan Nora Miss. 752 Market
Hair Jewelry.
CaUender Henry A., 62 Second
Cook A. O., Mrs,. 235 K arny
COOK C. Mrs., 519 Montgomery (see
adv. dept. page 25)
Sampson A. B.. 110 Second
Schniitt E. Mrs.. 209 Dupont
Hair KostorallTes.
Balcear E. J. Mme.. 532 Bush
Bessemer Henry L.. 14 Mary
Chapman C. M. Mrs.. 25 New Mont
Goldman Bernard. 850 Washington
Snow J. F.. 25 Post
Tilton John R.. 1641 Howard
Hair Workers.
Bonnet Paid, 25 Post
Chapman C. M. Mrs., 25 New Mont
Cn,,k A. O. Mrs.. 235 Keamy
COllK CLARISSA Mrs., 519 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page 25)
Costello John, 1204 Market
Goldman B., 830 Washington
Goldstein it Cohen, 125 Sansom
Lynett Mary Mrs., 832 M^ket
Schmitt E. Mrs.. 209 Dupont
Spitz Bertha Mme.. 316 Keamy
Sullivan Nora aiiss. 752 Market
Hardware.
[* Importers.]
Allen John. 1322 Stockton
Arnold N. S. & Co.. 312 California
•Arthur J. D. k Son. SW cor California
and Da\'is
•BAKER & HAMILTON, 17 Front
(see adv. dept. page 3)
•Barker J. L.. 408 Market
Bekeart JuUus F.. 3-16 Third
Blanchard Jules, 44 Fourth
•Bofer WiUiam & Co.. 610 Sacramento
•BRITTAN. HOLBROOK & CO., 113
California
•Caire Justinian. 530 Washington and
1028 Dupont
Campbell Murdoch. 105 Steuart
•Carolan. Hooker & Co.. 117 California
•Cox J. W. (tanners'). NW cor Front
and Broadway
•Daneri Antonio, 420 Battery
•DUNHAM, CARRIGAU & CO., 107
Front and 104 Pine
•Fleishman, Sichel & Co., 37 Battery
•GLASGOW IRON AND METAL
IMPORTING CO., 22 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 6)
Glein Carlos F., 1036 Market
•Onion George W., 622 Market
•Hawley Charles A. & Co., 412 Market
•Hawley Marcus C. & Co.. 110 Front and
12 Pine
Hecker A.. 115 Second
•Holmken J. Theodore. 51G Keamy
Horager Edward. 47 Clay
•Huntington. Hopkins & Co., junction
Market and Bush
•Hyde George K., 406 Market
•Johnson George C. & Co.. 33 Battery
•JOHNSON J. C. Si CO. (saddlery).
104 Front (see adv. dept. p. Ixxiii)
Joost Bros. & Co., NE cor Eleventh
and Mission
•KABATH N. J., 304 California
KING T. H. & CO.. 24Beale (see adv.
dept. page Ixxxii)
•LIN FORTH. KELLOGG & CO.. 3
Front (see adv. dept. p.age xixvi)
•Long Claude (Estate of). 654 Washing-
iugton
Ludeman Brothers. 589 Market
•ULAIN & WINCHESTER (saddlery).
214 Battery
Marden D.. 642 Fourth
Mariani G. D.. 1006 Dupont
MARTELL JOHN (coach). 647 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. ]iage 2)
Moenning Gunther. 136 Foiu-th
Nelson WiUiam F.. 206 Jackson
•Nelson & Doble. 15 Fremont
New-man Charles L,. 211 Third
NICHOLS A. C. i CO. (tinners' tools),
NE cor Clay and Battery (see adv.
dept. page xxTvii)
Norman F. G.. NW cor Valencia and
Twentieth
•Osbom R. F. & Co.. 749 Market
Osbora & Alexander, 624 Market
•Otto Charles, 312 Bush
•Otto & Co., 632 Market
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17 Fre-
mont
•Parkhurst V. S. W., 318 Pine
•Patrick Richard & Co., 122 Battery
•Pilsbury, Adair & Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
Pockwitz Louis, 151 Third
Quigley PhUip Mrs., 914 Market
•Rosekrans H. & Co., 638 Market
Seabury & Wilson, 159 Second
•SELBY THOMAS H. Sc CO., 116 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. p.age xv)
•Simmons, Rowe & Co.. 52 Clay and 416
Maiket
•Stemplemann & Co., 623 Pacific
•Stone & Hayden (saddled), 422 Bat
•TAY GEORGE H. i CO., 614 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page bcxxiii)
•TreadweU & Co.. SW cor Maiket and
Fremont
•tTnderliiU Jacob & Co.. 118 Battery
•Van Winkle & Davenport. 413 Market
Dunhain,Carrigan & Co.
Sucressors to
CONROY, O'COXNOR & CO.
Importers of
HARDWARE,
IRON.STEEL &OTHER METALS
107,109 4 111 Front;
108, 110,1 112 Pine,
N. J. KABATH,
Importer and Doalf r iu
MILL & MINE SUPPLIES
AGKSCY
lalin & Eand Powier Co.
(P. O. Box 522.) 109 CALTFOttJflA.
Hardware— Dome.sllc.
Otto Charles, 312 Bush
Otto & Co., 532 Market
Harness and Saddlery.
[* Importers. ]
Brmier John, 428 Pacific
Calnan J. J., 271 First
Carlos Tiburcio (Mexican). 812 Mont
Carmelich George. 613 Sansom
Conway Michael G.. 767 Market
Cosbie H. C. S.. 423 Mission
Cosbie WUliam. SE cor Mission and
Eighteenth
Cram WiUiam B., 16 Ftait
Crego & Bowley. 9 Merchants' Esch
Danser Nelson, 6 Broadway
•Dorrance WiUiam F.. 315 Battery
•Eastman Thomas S . 411 Battery
FenueU Dennis. 522 Battery
Flores Trinidad. 1032 Ke.arny
Frankenberg Joseph. 419 Sansom
FiUler Thomas. 312 Jackson
Gerichteu Louis. 120 Geary
Gibbon WilUam R.. 1715 PoUl
Hamilton Joseph. 401 Third
Hansen Louis. 311 Pine
Helke Charles. 619 Mission
Jameson Horace D.. 306 Market
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Marie'
3. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
817
•JOHNSOX J. C. & CO., 106 Front (see
adv. tiept. page Ixxiii)
Jones Hamson, 1012 Market
Lahauey P. W., cor Railroad and Fifth
avs
Lawless Bros., 62S Front
Little C.C. X.. 703 Front
Lyon James M.. 242 Sutter
•Main & Winchester. 214 Battery
Markey H- W.. 420 Hayes
McGinnis Thomas. 775 Market
Mead Charles H., SE cor Front and
Jackson
Mead & Son. 821 Market
Millar John. 305 Davis
O'Brien John. 204 Eighth
O'Kane John. 213 Kearny
Paquette D.. 510 Broadway
Perrin Ptter. 640 Broadway
Phipps James, 665 Howard
Ryan J, B . 633 Broadway
Schaedler H., HO D uram
Shields R H.. 520 Sixth
•Stone & Hayden. 422 Battery
Tillman Augustus, 669 Mission
Trumbull William. 119 Davis
Vellinger George. 128 Fourth
Warschauer Moritz, 422 Davis
Wearer Henr^-. 671 Market
West Charles B., N s Market bet Front
and Davis
White Jacob W., 721 Sansom
Harvesting Machines.
Walter A. Wood Mowing and Reaping
I
Machine Co., 206 Dam
Hat and Cap Manofacturers.
Boysen Julius. 514 Pine
Collins Charles J., 321 Montgomery
Collins .t Co.. 227 Montgomery
Desmond Cornelius, 5 Xew Mont
Fisher i Co., 300 Montgomery
Fleischer W,. 109 Sansom
Gam W., 311 Pme
Kaakel Bros.. 32 Third, 307 Kearny, and
617 Commercial
Meuasdorffer J. C. & Brother, NE cor
Montgomery and Bush and 647
Washinrtou
MEUSSDORFFER iC, 635 Commer-
cial
Miller George W., 112 Montgomery
Nickerson & Son. 35 Kearny
Nwlega Ped'o. 528 Montgomery
"WHITE HEXRY. 614 Comiuercial (see
adv. dept. page Ixv)
Wores Joseph. 609 Washington
Zobel Jacob. 125 Sansom
Hat and Wig Block Makers.
Gracier Francis J.. SE cor Beale and
Mission
Lindsley Gifford W., 1003 Market
Hats— Straiv.
[See Straw Goods.]
Hats and Caps— Importers.
Ben\-in P. .t Bro.. 116 Battery
Fisher ^ Co.. 300 Montgomery
Goodmiij Abraham. 133 Sansom
Kline L.juis & Co.. 117 Pine
Kline i Co.. 12 Battery
Meussdurffer J. C. & Brother, NE cor
Montgomery and Bush and 647
Washington
Meussdorffer K.. 635 Commercial
Meyer C. H. & Bros.. 28 Sansom
Newman .T. k Co,. 6 Battery
Triest k Friedlander, 116 Sansom
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO.. 712-716
Kearny (see adv. register of names,
each alternate page)
Hatters.
Abrahams Henry, 1012 Dupont
Alexander Simon, llOOi Dupont
AnkelB.. 933 Folsom
Boysen Jidius, 514 Pine
Collins C. J., 321 Montgomery
Collins & Co.. 227 Montgomery
Cooper O.. 606 Montgomery
Desmond Cornelius, 5 Xew Mont
Fernandez & Aguirre, 329 Kearny
Fisher k Co., 300 Montgomery
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL), SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Glass J.. 1024 Dupont
Harris Israel, 39 Fourth
Kaskel Bros,. 617 Commercial, 307 Kear-
ny, and 32 Third
Maiirin John B.. 207 Dupont
McGanuT. H.. 25 Third
McXamara W.. 916 Market
Miller George W., 112 Montgomery
Meussdorffer J. C. & Brother. NE cor
Mont and Bush and 647 Wash
Meussdorffer Konrad, 635 Commercial
Nickerson k Son, 35 Keaj-ny
Noriega Pe«iro, 528 Montgomery
Plege L., 721 Clay
Quiun M. H.. 127 Fourth
Russell Joseph. 136 Third
Samuel Louis. 1119 Dupont
Schnssler k Co.. Mont Av nr Pacific
Snapper Ameha Mrs., 59 Second
WHITE HEXRY. 614 Commercial(see
adv. dept. page Isv)
Wores Joseph, 609 Washington
Hatters* Stock.
Kline & Co.. 12 Battery
Meussdorffer J. C. & Brother, NE cor
Montgomery and Bush
Stein, Simon & Co., 632 Sacramento
Hay and Grain.
Adams & Butler. 53 Clay
Arata F. .t Co.. 620 Broadway
Blair k Chase, 1912 Market
Botcher A.. :^iVi cor McAllister and
Buchanan
Brokaw A.. 1535 Mason
Connor & Roe. 809 Folsom
Cook Michael S., N s Point Lohos Av
nr Cook
Doane J. G., NE cor Tyler and Fill-
more
Dober F. J., NE cor McAllister and
Laguna
Dove & Taylor, SW cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Driscoll Timothy. W s Mission bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Dm mm on d & Lemont, 433 Valencia
Dunn James, 1219 Powell
Button & Moore. Pier 7 Steuart
Fisher J. M.. 223 Sixth
Forppiano Frank, NE cor Mission and
Twenty-ninth
Grant Alfred N.. 1020 Market
Hennessey & Stewart. 767 Mission
Holmes J. B. k Co.. 14 Spear
Hurley Daniel D., W s Mission nr Sev-
enteenth
Joost Behrend. NE cor Twelfth and
Folsom
Kayser Brothers, 1118 Pacific
Knapp A. & Co.. E s Mission bet Twen-
ty-third and Tweuty-fomth
Lauterwasser Christian L., 1148 Folsom
Maguire k Co., 133 Hayes
Marshall f^orge. 842 Howard
Mayer Richard. 859 Harrison
McKenna & Greany, W s Dnmim bet
Clay and Washington
Miller & Hall. 21 Spear
Miner Thomas E.. W s Spear nr Miss
Moore Samuel, 707 Mission
MORROW GEORGE. 39 Clay and 28
Com (see adv, dept. page Iyt)
Nichols k Atwood, 110 Sacramento
Nolte Charles R., W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Norton F.. 703 Fourth
Peters & Cowie, NE cor How and Russ
Rider. Somers k Co.. 22 Market
Riley & Vest, NE cor Spear and Harri-
son
Schulken J. k Co., SE cor McAllister
and Octavia
Schwegerie John k Co.. 549 Fourth
Scott & Hall, SW cor SteuaH and Fol
Smith J. S., NE cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Taggert & Flanagan, cor Sirteenth and
Harrison
Tieman k Ryder, W b Mission nr Twen-
ty-second
Van AJstine A., SE cor Miss and Ninth
Vermeil k Wellington, SE cor Fourth
and Berry
Hay Presses.
[See also Machinists.]
Price Press Co., I. J. Truman agent, 13
Front
Rider, Somers & Co., 22 Market
Hides and Wool.
Breslauer & Levy, 222 California
Brette Justus A.. 365 Grove
Christy & Wise, 607 Front
Cos J. W.. NW cor Front and Bdwy
Ernst Herman. 45 Clay
Feuerstein R. & Co., 230 California
Foley Francis. 313 Seventh
Grisar E. k Co., cor Fifth and Town-
send
HeinebergB..41Clay
Knapp a Grant. Ill Washington
Koshland Bros., 19 Sansom
KuUman, Wagner & Co.. 41 Clay
Merrill Isaac M. & Co., 202 Sacramento
Moody k Parish, 210 Davis
Moore Brothers, 109 Califorma
Moore James, 323 Front
Xewmark J. P. & Co., 425 Sacramento
NICHOLS A. C. k CO., 400 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxxvii)
O'DONXELL CORNELIUS. 607 Bran-
nan (see adv. dept. page 20)
Owens li Moore. 405 Front
Platshek & Harris. 312 Sacramento
Pohl George 117 Drumm
Redding Winlield S., 318 Front
Rogers N.. 818 Battery
Rich L. 318 Front
Sacramento Hide. Wool, and Tallow
Co.. 113 Washington
Sajous C, E. k Co.. 211 Clay
SLOSS LOUIS k CO., 310 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page Ixvl)
Sumner k Lowell, 519 Front
Homestead Associations.
Abbey, 507 Montgomery
Abbey and Twenty-sixth St. R. R. As-
sociation, 507 Montgomery
Bay View, 302 Montgomery
Berkeley Land and Towti Improvement
Association. 624 Montgomery
Berkeley VUla, 113 Leidesdorff
Hay^vard's Park Union. 230 Kearny
Holly Oak Park, 331 Montgomery
Land Investment Co., 24 Merchants'
Exchange
Mission Street Land Co., 112 Powell
Newark Town and Land Association,
405 i California
Real Estate Associates, 304 Montgomery
San Francisco Co-operative Land and
Building Association, 32 Merchants'
Exchange
Silver Terrace, 600 Montgomery
Sunny Vale, 507 Montgomery
Willows Land Association, 331 Mont
Hoop Skirts.
[See also Drj- Goods ; also Fancy Goods.]
Freud Morris. 744 Market
Jones E. H. &. Co.. 535 Market
Lichtenstein Moses, 34 Second
Magnes David, 414 Keamy
Hops.
Herrmann & Co.. 313 Sacramento
Neis & Ebert. 415 Sacramento
Scherr Ferdinand, 511 Sacramento
Horse Clippers.
Dunn Michael, 604 Mission
Ross & Arlington, 152 Tehama
Horse Power Hannractnrers.
Atwood k Bod well. 211 Mission
HUNT E. O. k CO.. 51 Beale (see adv.
dept. page 4)
TUSTIN W. I., SE comer Market and
Beale (see adv. dept. pages xcivand
icv)
Horse Shoers.
[See Blacksmiths.]
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Horse Sboe Nails — Mannracl-
nrers.
Higgs & Brother, N s Market ni Front
Hose and Beltins — Mannfaet-
nrers.
[See also Leather ; also Tanners.]
COOK H. N., 415 Market (see adv. dept.
page lii)
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., Joseph
Eraser agent, 607 Market
Neville & Co. (hydraulic). 113 Clay
Rover Herman. 437 Brannan
WEAVER & TAYLOR. (Indiarubber),
501 Market and 136 Montgomery
WEATER & TAYLOR,
Sole Affents for
CARBOLIZED HOSE,
AND
aooflyear's laiia um Goofls,
50X Market, cor. First,
And i:J6 MoN^TGOMERY, nr Bush.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
Manufacturers of
BELTING, PACKING & HOSE,
Clothing, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, etc.
Wholesalt' and Retail Dealers in all
kinds of India Rubber Goods,
607 Market, Grand Hotel.
JOSEPH FRASER, Agent for
Pacific Coast.
Hosiery and Cloves.
[See also Dry Goods; also Furnishing
Gootls. ]
Burke Francis G., 523 Market
Dartilson J. W. & Co., 101 Kearny
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL). SE cor
Ke;ir and Com (see adv. back cover)
Franklin M. & Ero.. 208 Sansom
Great Eastern Yankee Notion Co., 537
Market
Heyiiemann & Co., 5 Sansom
Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
Lazard Fr^res. 525 Market
Lindeuberger Thomas E,, 28 Sansom
McCAIN, FLOOD & McCLLTRE, HI
Pine (see adv. dept. page xxiii)
Michels. Friedlander & Co., 7 Battery
Murphy, Grant & Co., NE cor Sansom
and Bush
Rosenbaiun & Friedman, 22 Battery
Samuels David, 104 Kearny
Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., 25 Battery
Tobin. Davisson & Co., cor San and Sut
VAN SCHAACK C. P. Si CO., 714
Kearny (see adv. reg. of names, each
alternate page)
Hospitals.
California State Woman's, NW cor
Howard and Twelfth
City and County, Potrero Av bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
City and County Small Poi. Potrero
French. S s Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
German. 427 Brannan
Italian. Twenty-eighth m Noe
San Francisco Female, 917 Clay
San Francisco Lying-in Asylum, 269 Jes-
sie
St. Luke's, Valencia nr Twenty-sixth
St. Mary's, SW cor First and Bryant
Uuited States Marine, cor Mission and
Fifteenth
United States Marine (New), Mountain
Lake nr Presidio
Hotels.
[See also Boarding ; also Lodgings.]
American Exchange, Bryan Brothers,
319-325 Sansom
Bootz's, Adam Bootz, 435 Pine
Broadway, John Donohue, 212 Broad-
Brooklyn, Kelly k Andrews, 210 Bush
California, Herteman & Fonroche, cor
Montgomery Av and Kearny
California House, Charles Tence, 626
California
Cambrian House, Jones Bros., 403
Broadway
Central. M. Farrell, 814 Sansom
Chicago, Adam Pfefterle, 220 Pacific
Columbia. Leo Maurer, 741 Market
Continental, Herman Droste, 525 Pa-
Cosmopolitan, H. H. Pearson &Co., SW
cor Sansom and Bush
Dresdener House, George Kuhn, 339
Bush
Empu-e, Beime & Glj-nn, 311 Pacific
Franklin, Hugh Curran, 414 Pacific
Gailhard, S. L. Pereira. 507 Pme
German. Dierks Jt Sander. 18 First
Globe (Chinese), NW cor Dupont and
Jackson
Golden Eagle, Hartnett & Barry, 402
Broadway
Golden Gate, Leonard Schnutenhaus,
IM Fourth
Grand, Johnson & Co., SE cor Market
and New Montgomery
Guillaume Tell. E. St. JuUen. 721 Pacific
Hansa. Charles Ahlbom, 429 Bush
Heinz's. SW cor Dupont and Post
Helvetia, Chas. Dittmar, 431 Pine
Hotel D'ltaUa, Lucchesi & Co., SW cor
Sansom and Pacific
Hotel Rhein, Girzikowsky & Gerken, 9(»
Keamy
International, H. C. Partridge, 824
Keamy
Keystone House, F. Nicolaysen, 127
Jackson
Lick House, W. F. Harrison, SW cor
Montgomery and Sutter
Meyer's, N. Gartner, 814 Montgomery
Metropolitan, Heimburg & Droste, 516
Pacific
Montgomery, C. Montgomery, 227 Sec-
ond
Morton House, W. G. Graham, 117
Post „
NATIONAL, Seiler k Schuler, 411 Pa-
cific (see adv. dept. page 3)
New Alaska, (George Samsreither, 619
New Atlantic, C. Kock, 624 Pacific
New Franklin House, Doherty k Han-
ley, 321 Pacific
New Wisconsin, Sincock & Trembath,
902 Montgomery
Niagara House. Dederky & Russ, 331
Bush
North German, Haesloop k Hansen, 39
•lackson
Nucleus House, David Stem, SE cor
Market and Third
Occidental, Montgomery,Bush, and Sut-
ter
Oriental. Henry Jung, SW cor Washing-
ton and Drumm
Overland House, John E. Slinkey, 531
Sacramento
Palace, Warren Leland, SW cor Market
and New Montgomery
Philadelphia House, John Knack, 423
Bush
Prescott House, Otto F. Becker, 933
Kearny
Railroad House, P. Casserly, NE cor
Sansom and Pacific
Russ House. S. H. Seymour & Co.,
Montgomery. Pine, and Bush
Sacramento, J. Rigelhuth, 407 Pacific
Sanders'. J. P. Sanders, SW cor Battery
and Vallejo
Siegfried's, H. A. Siegfried. 223 Bush
.St. Louis, Hans .Stroma Co., 13 Pacific
Stanford, Mrs. Louisa Drouilhat, 618
Fourth
Swiss, John Gantner. 627 Commercial
Terminal, H. V. Slosson, 606 Fourth
United States, C. Maloney, 304 Beale
Western, John Higgins. 214 Boaddway
Western House, C. M. Matson, 132 Steu
•NVhat Cheer House, R. B. Woodward,
527 Sacramento
William Tell House. F. Auber & F.
Gercke, 317 Bush
Wright's. David F. GrifiSths. 218 Bdwy
House Brokers.
[See Brokers— House. Real Estate, etc.]
Honse FurnLshlng Cowls.
[See also Hardware; also Wood and
Willowware.]
Armes & Dallam, 215 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. k Co.. 221 Front
Household Furnishing Co.. 328 Pine
Howes E. K. k Co.. 118 Front
Ottn&Co.. 532 Market
Rosekrans H. k Co., 638 Market
Tay George H. k Co., 616 Battery
Honse Raisers.
[See also Contractors.]
Brown Peter. NE cor Washington and
Powell
Burt W. J., II28 Mission
Dodge F., 1126 Mission
Gleason P., 309 Mason
Harris Dai-id 916 Geary
HYDE & CHESTER. 647 Mission (see
adv. dept. page 2'2)
Mahlstedt John, 223 Drumm
Morse & Taylor, 641 Mission
Murphy Mathew, 946 Mission
Prindle David S.. 862 Mission
Raj-nor Joel, 1046 Howard
Stratton John S., NE cor Bush and
Keamy
Sullivan John, 724 Brannan
Wilson Olof 857 Harrison
Zlegler J. Lewis, 1019 Mission
Honse.smltbs.
[See also Machinists, etc.]
Fleury Paul, 620 Commercial
Gallagher J. J., 153 Beale . , ^ „
Kittredge Jonathan (Phcenix), 20 ire-
mont ^ ,
Leavitt C. H. (Pioneer). 227 Beale
McKibbin Thomas, 546 Howard
Nutting Calvin Jt Son, 121 Fremont
Sims John R., S s Oregon bet Front and
Upstone John. NE cor Howard and
Spear
Hydranllc Elevators.
Stehms HydrauUo Elevators. 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Hydraulic Implements.
[See Foundries ; also Hardware.]
Craig R. R. k J. (nozzle), 240 Mont
Dudgeon Eneas M., NW cor Eighth and
Minna
Hinkle Philip (hoist), N s Mission bet
Fremont and Be,ale
Ingraham O. P. & Bro. (engines), 13 Fre-
mont
Neville k Co. (hose), 113 Chiy
Smith Francis & Co. (pipe), 130 Beale
Hydro Carbon.
Pacific Hydro-Carbon Co., NW cor Sev-
enth and King
Ice.
American Ice Co.. 411 CaUtomia
Ameru'jin Russian Commercial Co.. 710
Battery
Martin & Beath. 356 Tehama
Pacific Ice Co.. 718 Battery
Immigration— Agents of.
Califomia Immigrant Union, 534 Cal
Grangers' Immigrant Aid Lmon, 9
Leidesdorlf
Incorporated Companies.
[See also Homestead Associations ; also
Mining Companies.]
Aid Union, 33 Keamy
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansom^
American Ice Co., 411 CaUfomia
MOEIjAlT & CO., 87 Cal. Market^ always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysten
3. F. VAU SCHAACE: & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
819
Ameriwin Russian Commercial Co., 718
Batten-
Atlantic antl Pacific Telegraph Co., 507
California
Atlantic Giant Powder Co., 603 Wash
BANK OF CALIFORNIA. NW cor
California anj Sansom (see adv.
(lept. page x)
Bank of San Francisco, 436 California
Bay District Fair Groimd Association,
illl Cj.!ifornia
Bay Sugar Refinery, SW cor Battery
and Union
Belliugham Bay Coal Co., Spear nr
Folaom
Belts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
Black Diamond Coal M. Co., Spear nr
Folsom
Buena Vista Viniciiltural Society, 409
Battery
California Academy of Sciences, SW
Cor California and Dupont
California Acclimatizing Society, 630
Howard
California Beet Sugar Co.. 314 Cal
California Bellows Manufacturing Co ,
32 Fremont
California Borax Co.. 330 Pine
California Brick Co., 507 Montgomery
California Chemical Paint Co., 308
Towtisend
California Cocoanut Pulverizing Co ,
73S Howard
California Cracker Co., 203 Sacramento
California Dredging and Reclamation
Co.. 237 First
California Dry Dock Co.. 41U Cal
California Farmers' Mutual' Fire Ins.
Association. 6 Leidesdorflf
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 224 Bush
California Immigrant Union. 534 Cal
California Insurance Co.. 318 California
(see adv. dept. page Ivi)
California Jute Co . 115 Battery
California Linen Manuf. Co., 238 Mont
California Marble Co,, 330 Pine
California Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
d' Montgomery
California Pacitir Railroad Co,, NE cor
Townsend and Fourth
California Paving Co.. 606 Montgomery
California Pharmaceutical Society, SE
cor Kearny and Clay
California Pioneer Association, 808
Montgomery
California Powder Works, 314 Cal
California Reduction Works, 419 Cal
California Savings and Loan Society,
512 California
California Silk Manufacturing Co., 569
Market
California Stock and Poultry Associa-
tion. 113 Leidesdorif
California Stock Exchange Board, 423
California, rear
CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY.
210 California (see adv. dept. page
XX xi)
California Theater Co.. N s Bush nr
Kearny
California Tobacco Co,, 228 Front
California T:-uat Co.. NE cor California
and Sansom
California Water Co., 315 California
Calistoga Real Estate Co., 619 Clay
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., 33) Pine
Central Pacific Railroad Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Central (street) Railroad Co., 116 Taylor
City G.ardens Co , Folsom nr Twelfth
City Paving Co., 513 Montgomery
City (street) Railroad Co,. SW cor Mis-
sion and Foiu'teenth
Clay Street Hill RaUroad Co., SWcor
Clay and Leavenworth
Colorado Commercial and Land Co., 525
Montgomery
Commercial Bank. 421 California
Consolidated Tobacco Co., 207 Front
Coos Bay Coal Co. (Eastport), 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Cornell Watch Co., W 3 Foiuth bet
Cryant and Harrison
Crushed Rock and Asphaltum Paving
Co.. 609 Montgomery
Exemot Fire Co., Erenham Place nr
Washington
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Sav-
ings, 225 Sansom
Feather River R. R. Co., 606 Mont
FIREMANS FUND INSURANCE
CO.. 401 California (see adv. front
cover)
First National Gold Bank of San Fran-
cisco. NW cor Montgomery and Sac
Frear Stone Co.. 414 California
French Savings and Loan Society, 411
Bush
Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co., 331
Montgomery
Gennan General Benevolent Society,
732 Washington
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY 525 California (see adv.
dept. page 1x1
Giant Powder Co., 210 Front and 40
California
Golden City Chemical Works Co., SE
cor Montgomery and Bush
Golden Gate Sugar Refinery. 217 Front
Goodall. Nelson & Perkins Steamship
Co., 10 Market
Grangers' Bank of California. 415 Cal
Guadalupe Island Co.. 306 Pine
HIBMINIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY. NE cor Montgomery
and Market (see adv. dept, page
xxiv)
Home Mutual Insurance Co.. 406 Cal
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
16 Geary
Ida Clayton and Great Western Wagon
Road Co., 204 Front
Imperishable Pavement Co., 64 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Kimball Carriage and Car Manufact-
ing Co.. SE cor Fom-th and Silver
La Grande Laundry Association, 648
Market
La Solidarite Mirtual Provident Asso-
ciation, SW cor Mont and Jackson
Lake Tahoe and S. F. Water Co., 808
Montgomery
Land Investment Co., 24 Merchants'
Exchange
Land Mortgage Union of California, 534
California
LAUREL HILL CEMETERY CO.,
Cemetery Av (see adv. dept. page
Ixvii)
Learning Petroleum Co., 414 California
Locomotive Steam Plow Co.. 531 Cal
Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land
Co.. 542 Market
Lower California Land and Commercial
Co., 45 Merchants' Exchange
Main Street Wharf Co., foot Main
Manhattan Marble, 13 Fremont
Marin County Water Co.. oflice 203 Cal
Market St, R. R. Co.. cor Fourth and
Townsend
Masonic Cemetery Association, 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN
BANK, 6 Post (see adv. dept. page
xxv)
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., 28 Merchants'
Exchange
Merchants' Exchange Association, Mer-
chants' Exchange
Merchants' Exchange Bank, 423 Cal
Mexican Mining and Real Estate Co.,
402 Moutgomery
Milton Mining and Water Co., 603 Wash
Mission and Ocean Beach Macadamized
Road Co,, isn Silver
Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills Co ,
517 Market
Mission Bay Bridge Co., NE cor Fomth
and Townsend
Mission Street Land Co,, 112 Powell
Montgomery Street Real Estate Co., 330
Pine
National Gold Bank and Trust Co., NE
Cor California and Sansom
Natoma Water and Mining Co., 529
Market
North Beach and Mission Railroad Co.
(street), SW cor Fourth and Louisa
North Pacific Coast Railroad Co., 426
California
North Pacific Telegraph Co.. 606 Mont
North Pacific Transportation Co., 210
Battery
Oakland Land Co.. 113 Leidesdorff
Oakland Water Front Co , 41 1 i Cal
Ocean View Water Co., 513 California
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association, 325
Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid Association,
325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' New Age Publishing Co.,
421 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, 325 Mont
Old Saucelito Land and Dry Dock Co.,
331 Montgomery
Olympia Railway and M, Co., 419 Cal
Olympic Club. NE cor Howard and New
Montgomery
Omnibus Railroad Co. (street). 725 How
Opera House and Art Building Asso-
ciation, office 121 Montgomery
Pacific Bank, NW cor Pine and San
Pacific Borax Co., 621 Sansom
Pacific Coast Wrecking Co.. 204 Mont
Pacific Commercial Co , 325 Geary
Pacific Cordage Co., 116 Front
Pacific Dredging Co., 41U Califcruia
Pacific Glass Works Co.. 514 Wash
Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., 408
Market
Pacific Lumber and Mill Co., 437 Pine
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
cor Erannan and First and NW cor
Sacramento and Leidesdortf (see
adv. dept. page iv)
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS
CO., 3 Front (see adv, dept. page v)
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co.. 127 First
Pacific Powder Co., 315 Cahfornia
Pacific Reclamation Co., 134 Sutter
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., 3
Front (see adv. dept. page v)
Pacific Soda Co., A. Doud agent, 109
California
Pacific Submarine and Earthquake
Proof WaU Co., 319 Kearny
Pacific Transfer Co., 110 Sutter
Pacific United Workingmen's Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co., N s Bran-
nan bet Sixth and Seventh
Pacific Wire and Wire Rope Manufact-
uring Co.. 113 Pine
Pacific Wood Preserving Co.. Berry nr
Fourth, office G06 Montgomery
Panamint Wagon and Toll Road Co.,
330 Pine
Patent Brick Co., 513 Montgomerj'
Pioneer Fluming Co., 116 Leidesdorff
Pioneer Land and Loan Association,
405 California
Portuguese Protective and Benevolent
Association, 109 California
Potrero and Bay View (street) R. R.
Co., cor Fourth and Townsend
Potrero Land Investment Co.. llUj Cal
Real Estate Associates, 304 Montgom-
ery
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS CO.. SE cor Beale and
Howard (see adv. dept. page 6)
Safe Deposit Co. The, SE cor California
and Montgomery
San Buenaventura Commercial and
Manufactimng Co.. 314 California
San Fernando Sheep Co.. 421 Cal
San Francisco and Colorado River Rail-
way Co., 305 Sansom
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Co.,
230 California
San Francisco and Point Lobos Road
Co.. 625 Montgomery
San Francisco Art Association. 313 Pine
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, 416 Montgomery
San Francisco Bar Association, 634 Sac
San Francisco Benevolent Association,
10 Webb
San Francisco Board of Pharmacy, NE
cor Market and Stockton
San Francisco Candle Co.. 402 Fro t
San Francisco County Medical Society
of Homeopathic Practitioners, 232
Sutter
San Francisco Commercial Association,
312 California
San Francisco Co-operative Land and
Building Association, 32 Merchants"
Exchange
San Francisco Dental Society, 234 Sut-
ter
San Francisco Gas Light Co., cor First '
and Natoma
San Francisco Hay Exchange, 8 Clay
San Francisco Homeopathic Dispensa-
ry, 234 Sutter
San Francisco Ladies' Protection and
Relief Society, SE cor Franklin and
Polk
;Ladies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary
PINE WATCHES and JEWELSYforSaleJTD. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
820
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San Francisco Land Building and Rail-
road Co., 436 California
San Francisco Medical Society, 332
Bush , „ . .
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., 513 Washington
San Francisco Percussion Match Co.,
408 Market
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOL-
EN PAOTOKY, 115 Battery (see
adv. page liii)
San Francisco Produce Exchange, NE
cor Davis and Clay
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UN-
ION, 532 California (see adv. dept.
page KXiii) „ ,
San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, 411i California
San Francisco Stock Brewery, SE cor
Powell and Fi'ancisco
San Francisco Water Co., 323 Cal
San Jacinto Tin Co., 314 California
San .Joaquin and King's River Canal
and Irrigation Co., 302 California
San Joaquin VaUey Wool Growers' As-
sociation, 331 Montgomery
San Jose Woolen Mill Co., 521 Market
San Mateo Water Co., 224 California
San Pablo Land Reclamation Co., 134
Sutter
Siinta Ana Colonization Co., 609 Sao
Santa Cruz Island Co. (wool growers I,
137 Montgomery
Santa Rosa Branch North Pacific R. R.
Co.. U. S. Court Building room 38
Saucelito Land and Ferry Co., 331
SA^NCJ ATO LOAN SOCIETY,
619 Clay (see adv. dept. page xxii)
Searsville Water Co., 438 California
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co.,
NW cor Battery and Filbert
Security Savings' Bank, 215 Sansom
South San I^rancisco Dock Co., 113
Leidesdorff
Southern Pacihc Railroad Co., NE cor
Fourth and Tov^-nsend
SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS,
516 Cahf omia (see adv. dept. page 1)
State Investment and Insurance Co..
409 California
Stebins' H.vilrauhc Elevator Manufact-
uring Co., 32 Merchants' Exchange
Stetefeklt Furnace Co., 4114 California
Suisun Marble Co., 605 Clay
Surprise Caflon Toll Road Co., 330 Pme
Sunirise Valley Mill and Water Co., 330
Pine
Sutter Street Railroad Co., 1336 Bush
Tide Land Reclamation Co., 411i Cah.
ifornia
Union Club, 403 Montgomery
Union Gas Machine Co., 633 Washing-
ton
UNION INSURANCE CO., 416 CaU-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xviii)
Union Pacific Salt Co. , 218 Sacramento
Union Tug Boat Co., Pier 9 Steuart
United Anaheim Wine Growers' Asso-
ciation, 321 Montgomery
United States Coal and Transportation
Co., 305 Sansom
United Workingmen's Boot and Shoe
Mauufactiuring Co., 422 Sacramento
University College, University Moimd
Tract
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., 419
California
Vulcan Coal Mining Co., 708 Mont
Vulcan Iron Works Co., 137 Fremont
WELLS, FARGO & CO., NW cor Cali-
fornia and Montgomery (see adv.
dept. page ix)
Western Reporting and Publishing Co.,
414 Market
Western Union Telegraph Co., 522 Cal-
ifornia
Women's Co-operative Printing Union,
424 Montgomery
India Rubber Coods.
[See also Clothing.]
Fraser Joseph, agent Goodyear Rubber
Co., 607 Market
.Hecht Brothers & Co.. 104 Sansom
Tj'ler George A.. 605 Sacramento
Weaver & Taylor, agents Goodyear In-
dia Rubber Glove Manufacturing
Co., 136 Mont and 601 Market
Ink Manufacturers.
[See also Stationers.]
Bancroft A. L. & Co.. 721 Market
Hansen Johannes, 413 Sixth
Knowlton J. J., 222 Brannan ,
Morrill & Co. (printers'). 609 Commercial
READ. BRAND & CO., (importers)^
310 Clay (see adv. reg. names each
alternate page)
Williams C. L. & Co.
Insect Powder.
Strohle Phillip, 312 Sutter
417 Washington
Inspectors.
[See also Packers of Goods.]
Bemis Charles C. (steam vessels). 11 U.
S. Court Building
BisseU James L. (gas meters), 631 Mis-
sion .
Hillman James (boilers and machinery),
11 U. S. Court Building
Hunter James (State ganger). 323 Front
Waterman Robert H. (hulls), 11 U. b.
Court Building
Instruments C'liemieal.
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
STEELE JAMBS G. & CO., 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page Ixxix.)
TAYLOR JOHN & CO., 612-518 Wash-
ington (see adv. dept. page xxxviii)
Instruments — Electro Mag-
netic.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION &
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro., 118 Montgom-
HOtreEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Mont (see adv. dept. page ii)
Newman & Bennett, 411 Washington
Sack John C, 203 Montgomery
Instruments — Mathematical
and Drawing.
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (see adv. page ii)
Bahsskopff Charles, 416 Battery
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sac (see adv dept. page 12)
Sack John C, 203 Montgomery
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Montgom-
ery (see adv. dept. page Ixxiv)
Snow & May, 21 Kearny
Instmments— Nautical.
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
McGregor Joseph (Estate of), 409 San-
som
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
RahsskopH Charles, 416 Battery
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Mont and Sac-
ramento (see adv. dept. page 12)
Sack John C 203 Montgomery
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Montgom-
ery (see adv. dept. page Ixxiv)
Teiment Thomas, 423 Washington
Instrnments— Optical.
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
Hess Charles, 519 Kearny
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
MULLER CHRISTIAN. 135 Mont-
gomery
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sac (see adv. dept. page 12)
Sack John C, 203 Montgomery
Instruments— PhllosopUlcnl.
Ening Charles G, 111 Montgomery
HOITSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Mont and Sac-
ramento (see adv. dept. page 12)
Instruments — Surgical and
Denial.
Folkers J. H. A. 4 Brother. 118 Mont
Hartteroth William. 28 Geary
Newman & Bennett. 411 Washington
Will & Finck, 140 Mont and 821 Kearny
Instruments Surveying.
Ewing Charles G, HI Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sao (see adv. dept. page 12)
Sack John C . 203 Montgomery
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Montgom-
ery (see adv. dept. page Ixxiv)
Instruments— Telegraphic.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION &
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter
Insurance Adjusters- Marine.
[See Adjusters.]
Insurance Companies.
[Eastern and Foreign.]
iETNA FIRE. G. C. Boardman. 14
Merchants' Exchange (see adv. front
cover)
iEtna Life, C. W. Dannals, 504 Kearny
Amazon Fire, Hutchinson, Maun &
Smith, 314 California
American Central (Fire), Hamdton &
Sonnichsen, 221 Sansom
American Fire, Jonathan Hunt. 313
California ,„ « ,
American Lloyds, Amos Noyes, 318 Cal
Atlas(Fire), Hutchinson, MannS Smith,
314 California
British America Assurance Co., 200
Sansom
British and Foreign Marine, Balfour,
Guthrie & Co.. 230 California
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., 531
California
China and Japan (Marine), W. H. Fos-
ter Jr., 321 California
China Traders (Marine), Williams,
Blanchard & Co., 218 California
CHINESE (Marine), R. B. Irwin & Co.,
200 Sansom
Citizens' Fire Insurance Co., Potter,
Jacobs k Easton, 318 California
Clay (Fire). Hutchinson, Mann k Smith,
314 California
Commercial Union Assurance (I'lre),
Hamilton & Sonnichsen, 221 San
Connecticut Fire, Oliver Hawes, 317 Cal
Continental Fire, Jonathan Hunt, 313
California
Continental Life, H. H. Blake & Co.,
302 Montgomery
Faneuil Hall Fire Insurance Co., Fams-
worth & Clark, 426 California
Fire Association of Philadelphia, An-
ih-ew Baird, 316 Califoniia
Franklin Fire (Indiana). Hutchinson.
Mann & Smith. 314 CaMfoniia
Franklin Fire (St. Louis). Potter, Jacobs
& Easton. 318 CaUfomia
Franklin Fire (West Virgima), B. C.
Dick, 315 California
French Insurance Corporation (Fire),
Edward Brown, 310 California
German - American Fire, Jonathan
Hunt, 313 California
German Lloyd. Hellman Bros, s Co..
SW cor Front and Jackson
Germania Fire Insurance Co.. Wdliam
J Stoddart, 215 Sansom
Germania Life, Jidius Jacobs. 318 Cal
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke, Victor & Co.,
109 California
Girard Fire and Marine, Hutchinson,
Mann & Smith, 314 California
Globe (Fire), Potter, Jacobs & Easton,
318 CaUfomia
Globe JIutual Life, Pope & Heath, iM
Montgomery
HAMBURG-BREMEN (Fire). Moms
Speyer & Co., 13 Merchants Ex-
change (see adv. dept page Iviii)
Hanover Fire Insurance Co., William
J. Stoddart, 215 Sansom
HARTFORD FLRE INSliRANCE
CO., A. P. Flint. 313 CaUfomia
MOEaAW & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
C. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
821
Home Fire Insurance Co. of New York,
A. E, Magill, 205 Sansom
Home Fire Insurance (Columbus,
Ohio), Hutcliinson, Mann & Smith,
314 California
Home Insurance Co. of Newark, B. C.
Dick. 315 California
IMPERIAL FIRE, Falkner, Bell &
Co . 430 Cal (see adv. dept. page Ivi)
Insiunuce Co. of North America, Jona-
than Hunt, 313 California
Kansas Fire, Hutchinson, Mann &
Smith, 314 California
Life Association of America, 432 Mont
Co.. Henry Coubroueh. 318 Cal
Livert)ool and London and Globe, Wil-
liam B- Johnston. 422 California
Lloyds, Falkner. Bell & Co,. 430 Cal
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
(;o . Henry Coubrough, 318 Cal
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA-
TION, Cross &. Co., 316 California
(see adv. dept. page iii)
LOEILLARD INSURANCE CO.
(New York, Fire), R. E. Irivin & Co.,
200 .Sansom
Manhattan Fire Insm-ance Co. of New
York, William J. Stoddart, 215 San
Manhattan Life, Landers & Co., 507
Montgomery
Mercantile Insurance (Fire), Hutchin-
son. Mann & Smith. 314 California
Merchants' Insurance Co. of Newark
(Fire), Hamilton & Sonnichsen, 221
Sansom
Meriden Fire. Famsworth & Clark, 426
California
Mississippi Valley (Fire and Marine).
Farnsworth & Clark, 126 California
Mutual Life Insurance Co, of New
York, A. B. Forbes, 204 Mont
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF U. S. A.. H. Cox. D.D.. 6 Mont
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Co of Boston, Wallace Everson,
302 Sansom
Netherland Insurance Co., Henry Eal-
zer & Co., 213 Sansom
New Orleans Insurance Association
(Fire and Marine), Hutcbinson,
Mann & Smith. 314 California
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. of New
York. Jonathan Hunt. 313 Cal
North America Life, 302 Montgomery
North British and Mercantile (Fire),
George F. Grant, 219 Sansom
North China (Marine), W. H. Foster,
321 California
NORTHERN ASSLTRANCE FIRE
AND LIFE. W. Lane Booker. 319
Cal (see adv. dept. page xxxiii)
Pacific Mutual (Marine), Andrew Baird,
31t> Caiifornia
Penu (Fire). Hutchinson, Mann &
Smith. 314 California
People's (Fire). Hutchinson, Mann &
Smith, 314 California
Phenis Fire Insurance Co. of New York,
William J. Stoddart, 215 Sansom
Phoenix (Fire), A. E, Magill, 205 Sansom
(see adv. back of volume)
Pho?nix Mutual Life, E. P. Gray, 331
Montgomery
Republic Life (Chicago), H. Cox D.D.,
6 Montgomery
QUEEN (Fire), Falkner, Bell & Co., 430
Cahfoniia(see adv. dept, page Ivi)
Rhode Island Insurance Association,
Farasworth k Clark. 426Califomia
Royal Fire and Life, Jonathan Hunt,
313 California
Scottish Commercial (Fire and Marine),
David B. Blair, 319 California
Secimty Life and Annuity, E. W. Wool-
sey. 418 CaUf omia
Springfield Fire and Marine. Fams-
worth & Clark. 426 California
St. Joseph (Fire and Marine), Oliver
Hawes. 317 California
St. Louis Insurance Co., R. B. Irwin,
200 Sansom
St. Paul Fire and Marine, Hutchinson.
Mann & Smith, 314 California
Svea Fire Insurance Co., Henry Balzer
i Co., 213 Sansom
SWISS LLOYD MARINE, Morris
Speyer & Co., 13 Merchan-s' Ex-
change (see adv. dept. page h-iii)
Switzerland Marine Insurance Co..
Henry Balzer k Co,, 213 Sansom
Traders' (Fire). Potter, Jacobs & Easton,
31S California
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE. George
Marcus & Co , 304 Cahfomia (see
adv. dept. page xxix)
Transatlantic "Marine, Thannhauser &
Co., 311 California
Undenvriters" Agency N. Y. (Fire and
and Marine), William J. Stoddart,
215 Sansom
Union Insurance Society of Canton
(Marine), W. H. Foster Jr.. 321 Cal
Union Mutual Life, H. H. Johnston &
Co., SW cor Kearny and California
Washington Life, Edwin Lewis, 432
Montgomery
Westchester Fire Insurance Co. , Potter,
Jacobs & Easton, 318 California
Widow and Orphan Fund Life, Daniel
McLaren. 238 Montgomery
YANG-TZE INSURANCE ASSO-
CIATION. Macoudray & Co., 206
Sansom (see adv, dept. page xx)
HAKTFORD
Fire Insurance Conap'y,
313 California.
A. P. FLINT, Manager,
Mayer & Bei,i>en, Local Agents.
IiLsnraiice Conipanios* Agents
— Eastern and Foreign.
Baird Andrew, 316 California
Balzer Henrj' & Co., 213 Sansom
Balfour. Guthrie & Co . 230 Cahfomia
Blair D, B,. 319 Califoniia
Blake H. H. & Co., 302 Montgomery
BOARDMAN GEORGE C, 14 Mer-
chants' Exchange
BOOKER W, LANE. 319 Cahfomia
Coubrough Henry Jr., 318 California
Cox Henry. 6 Montgomery
CROSS & CO.. 316 California
Dannals C. W.. 504 Kearny
Dick B.C., 315 California
Everson Wallace, 302 Sansom
FALKNER. BELL & CO.. 430 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept.. page Ivi)
Famsworth & Clark. 426 California
Flint A. P., 313 California
Forbes Andrew B. . 204 Montgomery
Foster W. H. Jr., 321 Cahfomia
Grant George F.. 219 Sansom
Gray Edward P.. 331 Montgomery
Hamilton & Sonnichsen. 221 Sansom
Hawes & Snow, 317 California
Hunt Jonathan, 313 California
Hutchinson. Mann & Smith. 314 Cal
IRWIN RICHARD B. & CO., 200 San-
som (see adv. register of names,
page 395)
Jacobs Julius, 318 California
Johnston H. H. & Co., SW cor Califor-
nia and Kearny
Johnston Wilham B., 422 California
Landers & Co., 507 Montgomery
Lewis Edwin, 432 Montgomery
MACONDRAY & CO.. 206 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xx)
Magill Arthur E., 205 Sansom
MARCUS GEORGE & CO., 304 Cah-
fomia (see adv, dept. page xxix)
McLaren Daniel. 238 Montgomery
Pope & Heath. 424 Montgomery
Potter. Jacobs & Easton, 318 California
SPEYER MORRIS & CO., 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange (see adv. dept,
page hiii)
Stoddart William J., 215 Sansom
Thannhauser & Co., 311 California
WILLIAMS BLANCHAED & CO.,
218 California (see adv. dept. page
Woolsey E. W., 418 California
In^snranee rompanies— Home.
CALIFORNIA, 318 Cahfomia (see adv.
dept, page Ivi)
California Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins.
Association, 6 Leidesdorff
California Mutual Life (in liquidation),
6 Montgomery
COMMERCIAL (of Cahfomia), 228 Cal-
ifornia (see aidvertising dept. page
ixxv)
FIREMANS FUND. SW cor Califor-
nia and San (see advertisment fiout
cover)
HOME MUTUAL, 406 California
Indemnity Union The (Life), 432 Mont
Pacific Mutual Life, NE cor Kearny
and Post
The State Investment and Insurance,
409 California
Trust Fund Insurance Association, 320
Cahfomia
UNION. 416 California {see adv. dept.
page xviii)
Hoie Mutual Imnm Ccmpanj,
406 Califorxia.
Fire and Marine Insurance,
CHARTERED CAPITAL, §1,000,000
John- H. Redin-gton, . President.
Geo. H. Howard, . Vice-President.
Charlks R. Storv, . . Secretary.
N.B.Eddy,. . Marine Secretary.
H. H. BIGELOW, Gen. Manager.
Intelligence Offices.
[See Employment Offices,]
Interpreters of langnages.
[See also Translators; also Teachers.]
Becsey Joseph A.. 722 Cahfomia
Forbes J. A. Jr., 7 Montgomery Av
Frisius & Gerlach, 622 Clay and 625
Merchant
Godoy Jose F., 604 Merchant
Hartog Edward, 611 Washington
Locke Louis, 816 Powell
Martinon Augusto. 338 Montgomery
Millard Jerome, 607 Washington
Pritchard M. G., 109 Cahfomia
Schleiden William, 504 Battery
Splivalo Augustus D., 430 Jackson
Stock E. C, Pohce Court, City Hall
Inventors ,
Foye William H.. 319 Kearny
Pharrer Charles O., 637 Clay
Iron and Steel.
[See also Hardware; also Stoves.]
Bluxome & Co.. 323 Front
BRITTAN, HOLBROOK & CO., Ill
Cahfomia
Carolan, Hooker & Co., 117 Caliform'a
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co,, 330 Fme
De La Moutanya James, 216 Jackson
Dunham. Camgan & Co., 107 Front and
104 Pine
GLASGOW IRON AND METAL IM-
PORTING CO., 22 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 6)
Haste k Kirk, 24 Eeale
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., junction
Market and Bush
Johnson George C. & Co., 33 Battery
LOCKE & MONTAGUE. 114 Batteiy
Nelson &. Dohle, 15 Fremont
Pilsbury, Adair & Co., 100 Front
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO.. 116 Cah-
fomia (see adv. dept. page xv)
Treadwell & Co., SW cor Market and
Fremont
Van Wuikle & Davenport, 413 Market
LOCKE & MONTAGUE
Importers of
SHEET IRON,
All Lengths, W'Idths and Nambers,
112 & 114 Battery.
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Berryman & Doyle, 420 East
Haste & Kirk. 24 Beale
Lund William & Co.. 113 Market
Iron Railings, Doors, etc.
[See also Machinists, etc.]
GALLAGHER JAMES J.. 151 Beale
Hayes George & Co.. 30 Harriet
JiiuG J. 0,. 110 Main
KALLEKBERG THEODORE, 32 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 20)
Kittredge Jonathan, 18 Fremont
LEAVITT CHARLES H.. 227 Beale
(see adv. dept. page lx\-iii}
McKibbin Thomas. 317 Howard
Nutting Calvin & Son. 121 Fremont
Sefrin X Shober, 203 Fremont
SIMS JOHX R.. S s Oregon nr Front
(see atlv. dept. page xlii)
STODDART DAVID (Estate of), 114
Beale (see adv. dept. page Ixxxv)
Upstoue John, NE cor How and Spear
Japanese and Chinese Goods.
Chin Lee & Co, (Chinese). 521 Kearny
Ohv Lung & Co. (Chinese), 640 Sac
Deakin W. k F., 623 Sacramento
FLA^^:N' martin J. (IXL). SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Mayers Robert, SE cor Mont and Pine
Japauners.
Lee John, 565 Mission
Short H. C, 435 Jackson
Vetter Alfred, 225 Dupont
Jewelers— Importers.
Anderson & Randolph. 101 Mont
Andrews A.. 221 Montgomery
Dewey C. H., 433 Montgomery
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 517 Montr
gomerj' (see adv. dept page ii)
BKAVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
CALlFORNL\ JE-ft-ELRY CO., 134
Sutter
Cummings & Sons, 315 Kearny
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co.. 313 Bush
Dirking August, 128 Kearny
Finck G . NW cor Geary and Kearny
GARDINER GEORGE D. & CO., 302
Montgomery (see adv. reg. names,
page 482)
Giannini P. A-, 5i Kearny
Hayes Charles D., 5i Kearny
Hirschman A. . 200 Sansom
Jordan Morris, 7 Kearny
Kalm L. & M. & Co.. 112 Kearny
KOEHLER & RITTER, 620 Merchant
Levison Bros.. 134 Sutter
Lorsch, Wolf &. Co.. 24 Post
Mayers Henry, 205 Montgomery
Nathan & Samuel. 6 Batters'
RUHL BROTHERS, 522 Montgomery
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont-
gomery
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page
Ixi, and edge volume)
Somin Alexander, 603 Montgomery
Titcomb Albert C. 240 Montgomery
WEYL BROS., 339 Kearny
"WEYL BROTHERS,
Importers of Diamonds
European and American Jewelry,
Watches, Genuine Frencli
BroDze Clocks, etc.
339 Kearny, near Pcs'E,
P. O. Box 1272. Up Stairs.
Jewelers— Retail,
Ahrens C. 843 Dupont
Aiken A S., 608 Market
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
Anderson & Randolph, 101 Mont
Barrett Alfred. 13 Second
BARRETT k SHERWOOD, 517 Mont
(see adv. dept. page ii)
Battersby James. 13 Third
Boam P. B., 38 Sixth
Bourgoin Adolph, 1120 Dupont
BRAVERMAN k LE\'Y, 119 Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
Callender Henry A.. 62 Second
Carmatz Adolphe, 521 Sansom
Christ Samuel. 124 Post
Cobn Isidor. 650 Market
Cornelius F. O., 364 Third
Cummings k Sons, 315 Kearny
Danziger H.. 605 Kearny
Dewey C. H,. 433 Montgomery
Dinkelspiel S. B. k Co., 313 Bush
Finck G.. NW cor Geary and Kearny
FontanaG-. junction Montgomery Av
and PaciSc
Garcia Vincente. 310 Montgomery Av
Golly Ambroise. 1205 Dupont
Gottschalk Charles H., 413 Mont
Graf k Amstutz, 315 Kearny
Green Bros.. 503 Kearny
Gruner Frank. 848 Washington
Guttman Samuel, 522 Pacific
Haight Andrew J., 13S Montgomery
Hall Thomas D., 37 Sixth
Hall & Jones, 242 Third
Heitzman John. 408 Commercial
Henry D. W., 3 O'Farrell
Heringhi Leopold, 28 Third
Hoffarber H., 427 Kearny
HotiingFred., 754 Market
HunzikerG., 16 Tliird
HjTuau N. J., 33 Kearny
Isson Samuel. 401 Pacific
Jaccard D. H., 138 Post
Jackson R.W. (abalone), 411 Clay, 412
Commercial, and 614 Market
Jordan John, 7 Kearny
Jordan Morris, 7 Kearny
Josephi R.. 648i Market
Kingman Alden H., 225 Third
Kling O. W., 213 Jackson
Laird David W.. 613 Montgomery
Larsen & Wilson, N\V cor Sutter and
Kearny
Lavino H.. 909 Kearny
Lawler William, 651 Clay
Lewis H. M., 655 Clay
Lipman J., 203 Montgomery
Ling Kee (Chinese). S24 Dupont
Marks Frederick, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Pacific
Mathieu Gaston & Son, 918 Market
Mayers Henry, 205 Montgomery
Mayers Robert. 242 Montgomery
McGregor Joseph (Estate of), 409 San-
som
Mendoza Amado, 417 Broadway
Messinger k Hand. 808 Market
Mulliu E. J., 102 Foiuth
Mund H. C 1134 Market
Mund William. 18 Fourth
Myer A.. 1006 Market
Newman Herman, 356 Third
Nolte William, 321 Kearny
O'Connell Daniel A, 155 Third
Ohm E. F.. 615 Montgomery
On Tie & Co. (Chinese). 716i Dupont
Osterloh A, S14 Fourth
Pflueger H., 125 Sacramento
Pickford John. 309 Sixth
Poultney John, 137 Montgomery
Praet Edward. 808 Market
Piirdy S. F., 16 Fourth
Rahwyler A., 102 Third
Revalk John. 511 Montgomery
Ritter A., 527 Kearny
Roffat Simon. 1020 Dupont
Solomon Gustav, 218 Polk
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont
Shirpser Max 102 Sixth
SHRE\T: GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page
bri and edge of volume)
Simmons S., 519 Keamy
Skerrett Daniel, 126 Second
Somin Alexander. 603 Montgomery
Spaulding Andrew, 122 Foiuth
Stein Meyer, 737 Pacific
Stewart Frank, 509 Sixteenth
Traube Hartwig. 643 Keamy
Tucker J. W. k Co., 131 Keamy
I Tiu-ner William. 524 Batterj'
I Wallmann k Brother, 212 Montgomery
Wenzel & Hartmann, 324 Keamy
Wunscb M. k Co., 206 Keamy
Y'oung J., 57 Second
Zacharias Bros,, 717 Clay
Zacharias Henry, 533 Keamy
Zacharias L. k Bro., 534 Keamy
Zucherman J., 224 Sixth
G. C. SHBEVE.
GEO. BON'NV.
George C. Shreve & Co.
Jewelry, Diamonds, Watclies and
Silverware,
110 Montgomery.
Jeif elers — Hannfactnring.
Baehr William & Co . 649 .Sacramento
B.AJRRETT i SHERWOOD. 517 ."Mont-
gomery Isee adv. dept. page ii)
Bohm WiUiam. 616 Merchant
Brand H. J., 235 Keamy
BR.^'S'ERMA^' & LE%'Y. 119 Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
Bujannoff & Bahmann (diamond set-
ters). 125 Sansom
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 1J4
Sutter
Callender Henry A.. 62 Second
Carpenter ic (Jo . 215 Dupont
Clausen F., 410 Keamy
Cook A. O. ]Mrs (hair). 236 Keamy
COOK CLARISSA Mrs. (hair). 519
Mont (see adv. dept. page 25)
Ebeling Phillip, 620 Merchant
Edwards i Tucliey, 618 Merchant
FRONTIER, BELLEMERE & CO.. 208
SuttCT
Hartung Theodore, 423 Pine
Hauser & Lane, 417 Bush
Henrici E., 631 Sacramento
Hubash, Kutz i Co., ;28 Bush
Jackson R. W. (abalone), 411 Clay, 412
Commercial, and 614 Market
KOEHLER k RITTER. 620 Merchant
LAIRD D. W., 613 Montgomery (see
adv. reg. of names, bottom lines)
Lawler W., 651 Clay
LeteUier Alexander, 620 Merchant
Mathieu & Maison, 431 Pine
Meseth Charles. 121 Montgomery
Messenger i" Hahn, 808 Market
Miller Louis &. Son. 335 Bush
Mohrig C. F.. 10 Stevenson
Morris B. t Co.. 643 Sacramento
Nast k. Greenzwejg. 125 Sansom
Sampson A. B. (hair), 110 Second
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Slont
SHRE%'E GEORGE C. 4 CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page
Ixi and edge volimie)
Smith, Bichter & Co., 618 Merchant
Uszvnski B Mrs. (hair). 144 Sherman
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Wenzel, Rothschild i Hadenfeldt, 519
Montgomery
California Jewelry Company
134 SrTTKR.
Sole Agents for
American W'atch Company,
Nationa) Watch Company,
Howard Watch Company, and
Chs. E. Jacot Watches.
Carter, Howkins <fe Dodd's
Fine Jewelry.
Meriden Britannia Co.'s and
Rosers Bros. Plated Ware
Importers of Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Watch Materials & Tools,
Optical Goods.
Manufacturers of Jewelry,
Diamond Setters and Lapidaries,
Under the Superintendence of
HERMAN LEVISON,
JOHN BONESTELL,
CHARLES LEMME.
MORGAN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
C. p. VAH SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Frontier, Belleiiiere & Co.
MA NUFACTURINO
EWELEES&DIAMOND SETTERS
D. "W. LAIRD,
San Francisco Jewelry MaiiMory
613 Montgomery, cor. Merchant.
Fioe Watches, Jewelry and Dia-
mond WorU, for Sale, Made to
Order, and Repaired.
Jewelers' Tools.
Caire Justinian, 530 ■VVa.'hington
FARJT:«.)X S. a Co., 313 Bush
Fenner (>, K.. 7 First
Levison Bros., 134 Sutter
Joiners.
[See Carpenters ; also Shipwrights.]
Jank Dealers,
Ahnert & Davis, 715 Sansom
Barclay Bros.. 423 Dupont
Erunier Eugene. 1133 Dupont
Cerini Frank, 205 Davis
Ettlinger S.. 1005 Howard
Fike & Sweetzer. 814 Pacific
Glassman & Bro., 1330 Dupont
Hare Charles, M Steuart
Harley C. & Co., 116 Davis
Hashegan M., 508 Sixth
Hildebrand C. & Co.. 318 Francisco
Levy Joseph, 932 Harrison
Lion Leopold, 12 Jackson
McAuliffe & Leonard, 407 Fourth
McCaift;rty Dominick. 38 First
McIntjTe M., 413 Broadway
Meyerstein J. (bags), 124 Commercial
Milton W.. 25 Mission
O'Brien Dennis, 622 Battery
Rabing A., 647 Third
Reed & Bryson, 527 Fourth
Ruggles D. W.. 310 Jackson
Stoffer & MigheU, 5 Market
Swonler R., 675 Mission
Tommasini G , 121 Wasliington
Vagts G., 3H Fremont
Walsh John, East nr Jackson
Walton Charles E.. 318 Francisco
Waugh Alexander & Co., 26 Maai
Whitelaw Thomas P. H., 266 Brannan
Wilhams S. G., 325 Fourth
Jnte Manafactnrers.
California Jute Manufacturing Co., 115
Battery
Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., 115 Bat
Kerosene.
[See Oil ; Lamps ; also Coal Oil, etc.]
Knittins Hills.
Mission and Pacific, ofdce 519 Market
Labels.
Bacon & Co., 506 Clay
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Bruce Donald, 537 Sacramento
Fellows E. P. k Co., 318 Clay
Pacific Wood Engraving Co., 528 Cali-
fornia
Lace Goods— Man nfactnrer.
MURRAY E. E.. 208 Sutter
E.
E. MURRAY,
Mannfactarer Lace Goods,
2((8 Sutter.
Bazaar Trimmings and Suits, Ruch-
ings, Rufflings, Fleatlngs. Novelties
in Ladies' Neck Wear.
Lace Menders.
Cantel Henrietta Mrs., 420 Powell
Chavanche C. M. Mme., 742 Howard
Jacciuinot Frant,^oise Mme., 605 Post
Lafaix Emilie Mis., 320 Sutter
Viannay Annie Mrs., 12^ Stockton
Laces.
(* Importers. See also Dry Goods ; also
Fancy Goods; also Milhnery.]
•Bauer & Tobriner. 537 Market
Buckley & Luscombe, 539 Market
•Davidson J. W. k Co., 101 Kearny
*Duden Frcres k Co., 541 Market
Frank & Co , 125 Sansom
Goldstein Eva M.. 120 Kearny
Hohenthal Gustave, 1112 Market
'Jones E. H. k Co.. 535 Market
*Kaindler & Co., 102 Montgomery
Lash 1. (manufactiurer), junction Mar-
ket and Sutter
Meininger H., 221 Kearny
MURRAY E. E., 208 Sutter
*Rosenbaum & Friedman. 22 Battery
*Schweitzer, Sachs k Co., 25 Battery
Ladies* Famishing Goods.
[See Furnishing Goods.]
Lamp Dealers.
[•Importers. See also Crockery and
Glassware. ]
Allyne & White, 112 Front
Boesch Emil (manufacturer), 569 Mis-
sion
Bryant James E., 10 Third
*Cerf J. k Co., 515 ^Market
Coniwell & Wyman, 12ij Post
Davidson M., 231 Sixth
•Dietz A. C. k Co., 224 Front
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Eureka Lamp Co. (self lighting), 246
Sutter
♦HELPING & STRAUS, 100 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxviii)
Jacobs & Wright, NE cor Broadway
and Montgomery Av
Lawton O. & Co., 611 Market
MAKTELL JOHN (coach). 647 Sacra-
mento
Marsh H. F, agent New England Glass
Co.. 316 Clay
•Nathan B. k Co., 540 Kearny
•Swain R. A. & Co., 200 Sansom
•Taylor F. B. & Co.. 113 Front
♦Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co., 127
Sansom
Yates & Co., 627 Kearny
Land Agents.
Beveridge & Ashton, 621 Sansom
Browne J. Rosa, 87 Montgomery Block
Husselraan & Co., 526 Kearny
McAfee L. C, 411^ California
McLaughlin Charles, 7 Montgomery Av
Pacific Land Office (mineral), 63 Mer-
chants" Exchange
Pearson J. W., 437 Pine
Ries L. k Co., 607 Washington
Tripp E. & D. K. & Co, 504 Kearny
University of Caiffomia Land Depart-
ment, 320 California
Land Agents—Bonnty.
[See also Attorneys ; also Notaries, etc.]
Doggett S. W., 605 Clay
Mullan k Hyde, 504 Jackson
Shanklin James W., 606 Montgomery
Land Oflices.
j Central Pacific Railroad, NE cor Fourth
and TowT:isend
James Lick Trust, 200 Sansom
Los Angelts and San Bernardino Land
Association, 542 Market
Maripusa Land Co.. 401 California
Oakland Land Association, 113 Leid
Santa Ana Colonization Co.. t>09 Sac
Tide Land Reclamation Co., 411^ Cal
United States. 506 Jackson
Western Pacific Railroad, 7 Mont At
Landscape Gardeners.
Hextell Thomas. 101 Montgomery Block
Miller k Sievers, 27 Post
Lapidaries.
[See also Jewelers, etc.]
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Frontier. Bt-llemere & Co.. 208 Sutter
KOEHLER k RITTER. 620 Merch
Laine J. k Son. 618 Merchant
LAIRD D. W., 613 Montgomery
Mezzara Pietro, 808 Montgomery
Lasli and Whip Makers.
[See also Harness.]
JOHNSON J. C. & CO., 104 Front (see
adv. dept. page 7)
Keystou S. k J. W., 2629 Mission
Main k Winchester, 214 Battery
Stone & Hayden, 422 Battery
Last Makers.
LEVEQUE & CO., 10 Stevenson (see
adv. dept. page 18)
Wing William H. & Co., SE cor Mission
and Beale
Laundries.
Alexis E. Mme.. 409 Sutter
American Laundry, 316 Bush
Anderson Lars, 1313 Jackson
Audmare Emanuel, 314 Sutter
Autajne G.. 2213 Pine
Barbaste Antoine, 838 Clay
Bennett Mary H. Mrs., 555 Bryant
Bei-son A, Mis., 828 Washington
Bunglet Celestine, 525 Hayes
Boudon Alcide, 2111 Mason
Boutard Charles. 528 Hayes
Bouvtt Jules. 716 Vallejo
Games Peter. 25 Dupont
Chaine Jacques. 711 Vallejo
Chatelaine Honora, 511 Union
Chauvel John, 1005 Market
Cleman F. Mme.. 870 Folsom
Colette OUver. 1013 Stockton
Contra Costa Association. 13 Bdw^
Cordes Henry, 24 Jansen
Cotti Elodie Mme., 315 Sutter
De Haes Charles. 633 Third
Delbende M. Mme., 20 Taylor
Digean A, Mme., 604 Broadway
Ducniet Justin. 341 Third
Dumas Lucien, 637 Howard
Fleury August. 625 Sixth
Gassmann .J. B., 406 Union
Gautier L. M., 724 Filbert
Genty Ameha Mme., 835 Clay
Gilly Adele Mme., 1520 Stockton
Godet Louis, 910 Howard
Graf August, E s Folsom nr Twenty-
seventh
Grasselle Eugene, 916 Powell
Grethen John. 37 Geary
Hart L. Mrs.. 19 Adelaide PI
Henderson H. A.. 614 Ellis
Hutin Mary Mrs., 928 Pacific
La Grande Laundry Co., 648 Market
Labart Jean. 814 Larkin
Laidley James (Occidental), Filbert nr
Gough
Lallement Charles. 804 Howard
Lailement John. 1610 Stockton
Lallement L.. 1606 Stockton
Leglise Alcide. 3 Harlan PI
Lipsk>- F.. SE cor Jackson and Larkin
Marcou Andoxea Mme., 517 Green
May L.. S s Sixteenth nr Valencia and
702 Montgomery
McGee C. Miss, 647 Mission
Baths! Baths!! Baths!!! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
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Morton M. J. Mrs., 911 Washington
(jCnnuor Jane Miss. HI Minna
Pinliney W. J., S s Serpentine At nr
Hampsbire
Pomplon v., 2923 Mission
Quenel Emil, 411 Geary
RacouUlat Alex., S s Post bet Buctian-
au and Webster
Rebut Amand, NW cor Greenwich and
Octavia
Robin Prank, 1816 Mason
Ruelle & Co., W s Dolores nr Fifteenth
SAN FH ANCISCO LAUNDRY, office
23 Geary „. ,
Schumacher Charles, 537 Mission
St. Cricq C. Mme, 423 Post
TARBOX E, T. (What Cheer), W s
Leid nr Sac (see adv. dept. page 5)
Taylor D. A., SW cor Dolores and Sev-
enteenth
Thevenot E. Mrs., 100 Stockton
Vincent Virginia Mrs., 106 Geary
Whaler Anthony N., 785 Market
Wilson & Livroney, 773 Market
Zeh Philip. 5 Francisco
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Cor. Turk and Fillmore,
0£Bce, 23 Geary.
♦Magee & Moore, 414 Market
♦Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
Merrill Isaac M. S Co , 202 Sacramento
•NICHOLS A. C. Si 00.. NE cor Bat-
tery k Clay (see adv. dept. p. \.^xvii)
Porter, Blum & Slessinger, 117 Battery
•Rosseter & Smith, 545 Market
Schumacher A., 417 Battery
Stone & Hayden, 422 Battery
»WECK L. E. & CO., 543 Market (see
adv. dept. page 14)
Wentworth I. M. & Co., 16 Sansom
Williams & Sons, 27 New Montgomery
Samuel fe. Giay,
Depot of the
SANTA CRUZ TANNERY,
Also of the
BENIOIA T.ANNERY.
Manufacturing all kinds of
HEAVY LEATHER.
418 Battery.
A. C Nichols & Co.
Commission Merchants
Ani Dealers in Leather.
Also Hides, Tallow, Pelts. Tanners'
Tools, Machinery and Materials:
also Agents for Tanneries, and
Mason's Blacking for the
Pacific Coast.
400 & 402 Battery, cor. Clay.
San Francisco Law. 27 Mont Block ^
Yoimg Men's Christian Association,
232 Sutter
life Preservers.
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery
Law Blanks.
[See also Booksellers.]
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Howell J L., 624 Montgomery
MOORE HORACE H.. 609 Montgom-
ery (see adv. reg. names, page 326)
Whitney Sumner & Co., 613 Clay
la-wycrs.
[See Attorneys at Law.]
Lead Pipe.
[See also Iron and Steel.]
SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIF-
IC LEAD PIPE AND SHOT
WORKS, SE cor Howard and First
(see adv. dept. page xv)
Lead '^Vorks.
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
office 3 Front (see adv. dept. page v)
Leather Collar Mannfaclnrers.
[See also Harness and Saddlery.]
COOK H. N., 415 Market (see adv. dept.
page lii)
Cosbie William, 423 Mission
JOHNSON J. 0. & CO., 106 Front (see
adv. dept. pages, Ixxiii and 7)
Main S Winchester, 214 Battery
Stone S Hayden, 422 Battery
Leatlier Dealers.
[* Importers. See also Boots and Shoes ;
also Tanners.]
Anthony E. T. (cut-bottom stock), 323
Sacramento
"Bender Charles, 42 Geary
COOIC H. N., 415 Market (see adv. dept.
page lii) „ ,
Cox J W , NW cor Front and Bdwy
Crist & Rued, 417 Battery
•DoUiver & Ero , 107 Post
Gordon Bernard, 510 Market
GRAY SAMUEL C, 418 Battery
Hansen Johannes (dresser). 413 Sixth
"Hecht Bros. & Co., 104 Sansom
H.in George, 322 Washington
•JOHNSON J. C. & CO., 106 Front (see
adv dept. pages, Ixxiii and 7)
Kirby R. C & Co., 402 Battery
Kullman. Wagner & Co., 41 Clay
Lumsden William, 643 Merchant
ROSSETER & SMITH,
SHOE FINDINGS,
SHOE THREADS, CALFSKINS.
Agents for the Original Howe
Sewing Machines, the best
for Leather Worls.
545 Market.
L. E. "WECK & CO.
Importers of
FRENCH CALFSKINS
And Dealers in
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
543 Market, opposite Sansom.
W.4TSON * CO.
Manufacturers
Cork Life PreserTers (Eegnlalioi),
313, 315, 317 « 319 Battery.
Leatlier Goods — Manufactur-
er.
Lochbaum August H., 134 Sutter
Thieke Charles (fancy), 523 Kearny
Leeches— Importers.
Paturel Claudius. 831 Washington
Legs— Artificial.
COOK H. N. (agent). 415 Market (see
adv. dept. page lii)
Jewett Jarvis. 21 Merchants' Exchange
SPRING MENZO. 166 Tehama (see
adv. dept. page 15)
Library— Circulating.
Payot, Upham & Co., 622 Washington
Library- Law.
San Francisco Law Library, 27 Mont-
gomery Block
Libraries— Public.
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile, 218 Bush
Military, 28 Merchants' Exchange
Odd Fellows' 325 Montgomery
Lifting Cure.
La Gar J. B., 415 Montgomery
Lime and Cement.
Benicia Cement Co.. 502 Kearny
DAVIS & COWELL, NE cor Wash-
ington and Front and SE cor Mar-
ket and Main (see adv. dept. page
Ixviii)
Hohues H. T. & Co., 215 Market
Santa Cruz Lime Co., 316 California
Linen JJanufactnrers.
California Linen Manufacturing Co.,
238 Montgomery
Liqnor Refiners.
California Rectifying Co., 320 Commer-
cial and 319 Clay
Cassin F. i P. J., 523 Front
Oriental Refinery, office 313 Battery
Pacific Distilling and Refining Co., 411
Washington
Schleifer F. & Co., 17 Main
Snyder J. B., 226 California
Lienors — Importers and
Wholesale,
[See also Wines.]
Altsohul & Hilderbrandt, 809 Mont
Atkinson James, 538 Market
AUGER B. E. & CO., 409 Battery
Balzer Henry & Co., 213 Sansom
Behrens James, 504 Battery
Biziou Louis, 1415 Dupont
Bovo Gabriel. 1300 Dupont
BOWEN BROS., 430 Pine (see adv.
dept. page 16, and bao'.;: of volume)
Brader Heurj', 621 Sansom
Brand, Naber i Co.. 322 Clay
Brictivedel Henry i Co., 210 Front
Buneman H.. 315 Clay
Canavan P. H., NW cor Cal and Front
Can-oil R. T. & Co., 305 Front
Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 513 Sao
Casain F. & P. J., 623 Front
Chauohe Adrien G., 615 Front
Chener)', Souther S Co., 215 Califorms
CHESLEY GEORGE W. & CO., 414
Front (see adv. dept. page xxii)
Chevalier & Comte, 614 Front
Chielovioh E. & Co., NW cor Front and
Jackson
raason A. B., 119 Sutter
Cockrill T. G. i Co.. 521 Front
Commins E. & Co., 505 Front
Craig William, 905 Dupont
Crane, Hastings & Co., 608 Front
CROSKY S FLOYD, 511 Front
Curtis J. M., 434 Jackson
Daly & Ward, 311 Sacramento
Daneri F. &. Co.. 504 Front
Denaveaux & Maison, 605 Front
Denny A., NW cor Sansom and Jack
Derre August, 438 Jackson
Dickson, De Wolf S Co.. 412 Battery
Dodge W. W. & Co., NW cor Front and
Clay
Fargo E. A. & Co., 316 Front
Favre &. Jaussaud, 432 Jackson
Fenkhausen A. S Co., NW cor Front
and Sacramento
Flanagan John & Co., 421 Front
Fowler George H. & Co., 414 Sansom
Frank. Dallemand & Co., SW cor Cah-
fornia and Front
French, Gilman & Co., 205 Front
Punkeiistein Charles, 519 Sacramento
Gay & Scheggia. 1138 Dupont
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S.
. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
825
Gerke H., 414 Market
Oilman A- M . 308 California
Goewey J, M. & Co.. 409 Front
Goodwin M. & Co.. 407 Battery
Grange N . 711 Sausom
Groezinser G., ITW cor Pine and Bal^
tery
Hagen Henry. XE cor Mont and Pine
Hotaling A P. & Co., 431 J.-ickson
Jost Charles, 320 Commercial
Kane, OLeaiy & Co.. 607 Front
Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist, 311 Front
Kelly i Egan. 604 Battery
Kenny ,Tohn. 515 Front
KIKKPATRICK. CUTTER k CO., 313
Pine (see adv. dept. p. xxxv)
Lachman .S. \ Co., 409 .Market
Le Norman Cros., SW cor Dupont and
Pine
Lichteustein M., 321 Clay
Lilienthal 4 Co., 223 California
Livingston & Co., 222 California
Loewe Brothers. 217 Battery
Low C. A. & Co., 208 California
LjTnan, Kafferty & Co., 416 Battery
Lyons E. G. .i Co., 510 Jackson
Mandlebaum Francis, 312 Sacramento
•MARTIN EDWARD 4 CO., 408 Front
(see adv dept. pase li)
Mausshardt i Hoelscber, Ml Market
May Prosper, 725 Clay and 712 Commer-
cial
Meinecke Charles, 314 Sacramento
MORRISON JOHN C. JE , 316 Sacra-
mento and 321 Commercial
O'Neil M. J., 316 Jackson
Palmer H,, 124 Clay
Pascal, Dubedat i Co., 426 Jackson
Pettit George, 323 Front
Pond, Reynolds & Co., 212 California,
Porter David, 533 Clay
Porter, Diinaldson & Co., 533 Clay
PRINZ JOHN, 49 Second (see adv.
deTit. page 21)
PITZMAN FR , 304 Battery
RACOUILLAT H. i CO., 517 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page 7)
Radovich E., m9 .Sansom
Renz ,John, 219 Commercial
RICHARDS i HARRISON, 314 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page 18)
ROTH k ^aDEAU, 214 Pine (see adv.
dept. page bcsdi)
Sabatie A, E. t Co., 619 .Sansom
Sanlnier .lobn 4 Co., 406 Battery
Scbmitz J. P , 1033 Market
Schroder Henr>- i Co., SW cor Battery
and Washington
Schultz & Von Bargen, SE cor Front
and California
Shea, Bocqueraz t McKee. SW cor
Front and .Tackson
Smith J. W. i Co.. 629 Front
Snyder J. B., 226 CaMfomia
Spniance, Stanley & Co., 410 Front
Suich & Co., 623 Sansom
Tardos Louis. 805 Sansom
Taussig Louis & Co., SW cor Battery
and Sacramento
Van Bergen N. & Co., 413 Clay
Vignier Ami, 429 Battery
Warde M, i Co., 303 Battery
Weil Brothers. 213 Jackson
Wilhehui Bros., 324 Clay
Wilmerding. KeUogg i Co., 216 Front
wmkle Henry, SB cor Sansom and Pa-
cific and SE cor Sacramento and
Leidesdorff
Wolters i Fechheimer, 221 California
Woodward Wilbam & Co., 415 Front
JOHX C. MORRISON, JR.
Importer and Wholesale
Dealer io
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
316 Sacramento and
321 CoMiiEBciAt,, bet Front and
Battery,
B. E. AUGUR & CO.
Importers of Wines, Braiiles, Etc,
409 Battery.
lK.Croskey, J, FJoyd,
I Croskey & Floyd,
Importers <fc Jobbers
Fine Brandies, Wines, Etc.
511 Front, bet Washington
and Jackson,
Llqoors in Bond, for Sale In Quanti-
Ues to suit Also Dealers in Na-
tive California Wluen dk Brandies.
FR. PUTZMAN,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Fine Wines and Liquors,
Sole Proprietor of the
celebrated
PRUSSIAN BITTERS.
304 Battery.
Uqnors— Retail.
Adam b Kibbe, cor Market and Geary
and 516 Montgomery
Adlington Thomas L., 524 Fourth
Acils & Schultz, SW cor Commercial
and Kearny
Ahem John M., NW cor Larkin and
Ash Av
Ahlers John H. i Co., SW cor Powell
and VaJlejo
Ahrens Henry, SW cor Dup and Union
Ahrens Jacob H., 21S Commercial
Ahrens & Tamm, SE cor Dup and Post
Albers Marcus, 335 Fourth
Albert George, NW cor Mission and
Beale
Albrecht F. t Co., 127 Second
Alldack Joseph, SW cor Bush and De-
visadero
Allen .\nsel S., 724 Pacific
Allen Jeremiah E.. 18 Washington
Allen John. 726 Pacific
-■Ulen Jolin. 1711 Jones
Allen M. , NE cor Folsom and Rausch
.Andersen M., 411 Drumm
Anderson Andrew, Long Bridge
Anderson -Andrew, 250 Spear
Anderson C. A., 432 California
.\nderson James, 207 Main
.Andrews A , Kentucky nr Sixteenth
Andro P., 704 Pacific
Anthony i Maas, NW cor Berry and
Clara Lane
.\rata Bartolemo, 5 Clay
Armstrong John K., NE cor Third and
Townsend
Amnin Alice. Potrero At nr El Dorado
Asmussen Wilhehn, NW cor Bryant
and Eighth
Astredo Anthony, 635 Washington
Atkins H. B., SE cor O'FarreU and
Jones
Atkinson 4 Newlands, 538 Market
Atwood George A., SW cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Auman & Tietjen, 908 Kearny
Bacigalupi & Co., 1402 Dupont
Bacon & Stackpole, 121 Post
Eadenop H. F.. SE cor Harrison and
Twenty-fourth
Baehr John M , 507 Commercial
Bailey R. S., stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry
Raines T. F., 1022 Market
Baker O. F., 825 Montgomery
Baquie H. k. Co., 1301 Stockton
Barbier & Barrett. 903 Market
Barichievich J., 131 Fifth
Barque Hemy, NE cor Stockton and
Broadway
Barra E. L, liaPir^t
Barrett & Cazneau, 38 Geary
Barron W., SW cor Clay and Powell
Bany & Patten, 413 Montgomery
Bartels P. H,, 530 Jackson
BartslB R., NW cor Bush and Jones
Bartholoma J., 1413 Stockton
Baruth W., N^V cor Hyde and .Sutter
Batteu.T Daniel, SE cor Kear and Post
Bauer George, 114 H.iyes
Baumann H., NW cor Montgomery At
and Filbert
Baumeister & Heinz, 113 Sixth
Bauten N. J. s Co., 228 Braiman
Bayer Jacob, 6 Jackson
Bayley C. A., 659 Clay
Beajena F., San JosiS Road near St
Mary's College
Beal 4 Co., 601 Kearny
Beale William B., NW cor Kearny and
Sacramento
Becker Bros., SE cor Sutter and Leav
and SE cor Larkin and Turk
Becker G. J., SW cor Berry and Fourth
Becker M. H., NE cor Fourth and Jes-
sie
Becker W., NW cor Spear and Mission
Becker i Fischer, 1134 Market
Beckler Si Daiss, NW cor Kearny and
Bush
Beckmann Bros., NE cor Fourteenth
and Mission
Beckmann John, NE cor Geary and
William
Beckmann & Otten, SE cor VaUejo and
Dupont
Behnemann S Co., SW cor Taylor and
OFarrell
Behrens F.. NWcor Twenty-fourth and
Howard
Behrens Bros., SW cor Dup and Stock
Benard A F., NE cor How and Fifth
Benecke D., 520 Broadway
Benecke i Mangles, SW cor Clay and
Mason
Benham J. H., 827 Folsom
Benkelmann A_, cor Railroad At and
ivmth
Bennett Fred., 23S Brannan
Bensen C., SW cor Polk and Bdwy
Berg John, 204 Montgomery
Berge E. O., NE cor Green and Cal-
houn
Bergold C. V., San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-eighth
Besta John H., 913 Kearny
Beverson C, 570 Mission
Beyersdorf & Gross, 627 Washington
Biedenbach A., NE cor Third and Miss
Bigne V. Southern Pac. R. R. Depot
BiUmgs D. R. &. Co., 1311 Stockton
Bu-dsall G. J., 129 Clay
Bishop Henrj% 2 Clay
Bishop & Co., 716 Market
Bizion L.. 1023 Dupont
Black W. W., SWcor Seventh and Miss
Blackbimi & Fallon, 323 Bush
Blake .Tohn, 106 First
Blanc P. , 637 Pacific
Blanchard & Haberlln, jimction Market
and Sutter
Blanchfleld T., SE cor Gough and Fell
Blanckaert Victor J., 634 Sacramento
B'anken H., Six-mile House, San Bruno
Road
Blankenhom G., 1.501 Mason
Blohm 4 Gerken, NE cor Mission and
Beale and SE cor Miss and Fourth
Blohme Eros., NE cor Second and Te-
hama and NW cor Polk and Sutter
Bockmann J. C., NE cor Fourth and
Freelon
Bode H. & Bro, NW cor Fourth and
Townsend
Boehner Juliu.s, 18 Hayes
Bogel C. H., SW cor Washington and
Waverly PI
Boggan O., NE cor Bush and Buchanan
Bohlmg & Vehrens, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero At
Bohls Henry, NW cor Seventh and Min
Bolte Mary, 1014 Kearny
Bomsma IT., 1029 Kearny
Bona A., 120 Leidesdorff
Booberg C. 421 Drumm
Borchers J H., 532 First
Borggren G., 423 Kearny
Borland J., 49 Stevenson
Borman H. &. Co., SW cor Market and
Eighth
Boernann J. C, NW cor Eighth and
Howard
Eoschen N., NT) cor Fifth and Slinna
Bose Charles, 356 Jessie
Botcher A., KW cor McAllister and
Buchanan
Bottger John, SE cor Mission and Sev-
enteenth
Bourjade C. P., 1528 Dupont
Bovo Gabriel. 130O Dupont
Boyd J. H., cor Brvant and Stanly PI
and NE cor California and Larkin
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Boya J. (Brewery Depot), 4 Heron
Boyle M., 420 Pacific
Bozio i Leture, 149 Fourth
Bracken John, Five-mile Houae, Ban
Bruno Road ., , . , „
Brady M. A- jimction Market ana Va-
lencia
Brady P F., 610 Market
Brahany E. Mrs., 1139 Hamson
Bi-amstedt J. H., SW cor FoUom and
Steuart „ . , „
Bramwell A., NW cor Union and San-
Bom
Brander J. S., 225 Clay
Brandt E. A., 131 Third
Brandt Otto, 1038 Market
Brask C. & Bro., 113 Jackson
BredhofE & Suhling, 423 East
Breideustein L., 314 Kearny
Bremer H. & Co., NW cor Bryant and
Sixth
Brennan J., 402 Beale
Brenuan T. W.. NE cor Keamy and
Clay
Brenker W, H., NW cor Pacific and
Jones
Brenton J. G., 536 Jackson
Brealin John, 217 Beale
Briokwedel Jacob, 52 First
Briggs G , S 8 Erie bet Howard and Misa
Broadfeald Peter, 518 Pacific
Brockhoff Bros., NW cor Bryant and
Twenty-fourth
Brommer H., SE cor Franklin and
Hayes _ . ^ ^
Bronzan J., NW cor Davis and Oregon
Brooks Mary, S W cor Dupout and Bdwy
Broughton Charles, 317 Pacific
Brown Charles, 405 Pacific
Brown George, 504 Valencia
Brown Henry, 623 Merchant
Brown J F., 1628 Stockton
Brown W. P., 731 VaUejo
Brown a Hayden. 621 Washington
Brown «i Scott, 1013 Kearny
Browning William, 541 Clay
Bruer & Puvogel, NW cor Dupont and
VaUejo
Bnihns H. W., NW cor Green and La-
fayette PI
Bnuiig Christian, 538 Market
Bruning William. 2 California
Brunings M. & Co., SW cor Thnrd and
Mission _ ,
Brunjes Henry, NE cor Brannan and
Zoe „. .
Bruns F. & Bro., SE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Bruns Henry, SW cor Spear and Folsom
Bmns Nicholas, 617 DaWa
Bruns N. Si P. , NW cor Third and Berry
Bmns & Runge, SW cor Octavia and
Union „
Brunsen Martin, 429 Franklm
Bryan D., SE cor Howard and Sumner
Buchanan J. H., 6W Howard
Bucking & Pilster, 615 Bryant
Bucking S Postel, NW cor Pacific and
Taylor ,, ,
Buckley Edward, NW cor Keamy and
Pine
Buckley James, 37 Post
Buckley Jane, SE cor Jones and Fran-
cisco Ti i_ ^
Buckley & Mooney, SE cor Bush and
Keamy , », , x ^
Buckley & Lane, junction Market ana
Buckmaa B. H. L., 226 Montgomery
Budzzilent Mary Mrs., 161 Hunt
Bullwinkle J. F., 25 Louisa
Bunim G. W., 601 Merchant
Burflend M., 403 Francisco
Burgess George. 320 Montgomery
Biu-ke Michael, NW cor EUia and Scott
Burke W. L., 136 Natoma
Burmeiater & Mehrtens, NW cor Cah-
fornia and Leavenworth
Burnett Jane, 648 Pacific
Bums Michael, 209 Sixth
Bums Patrick, SE cor Oak and Laguna
Burr Levy, 1 Bay
Buschmann Herman, 422 Dmmm
Buschmanu N. J., 209 Third
Buss Jacob, 418 Fourth
Buteuop Hemy, 625 Pacific
Butler M., cor Tenth and Bryant
Butt C. C. SW cor Bush and Stockton
Butt P. N. & Co., NE cor Hyde and
Broadway
Butt & Kuchmeister, SW cor Dapont
and Pacific
Buxton & Co., 137 Fourth
Buya Nicholas, 605 Davis
Bulzinl M., SW cor Railroad Av and
Twenty-second
Buzzini & Gianettoni, 18 Sixth
Byerremark Chi-istian, 314 Third
CahiU James. 733 Brannan
Calm L.. 524 Commercial
Callabotta S.. 322 East
Callahan Mary. NE cor Sixth and Bran
Callahan & Moriarty. NE cor Hamp-
shire and Twenty-third
Callan Thomas. SW cor Merchant and
Montgomery
Campbell Michael, 221 Fourth
CampbeU W. B.. 22 Folsom
Campbell & Ayrea, 324 Sanaom
Campe F., 218 Second
Campe H., SE cor Howard and Twelfth
Canavan James, 601 Third
Cane John, 144 Steuart
Cannon P., 524 and 666 Mission
Cantus G., SW cor Stock and O Farrell
Carlisle T. F., 957 Market
Carolin J., SE cor Harrison and Thu-d
Carroll James, SW cor Dup and Geary
Carroll John, 609 Howard
CarroU John T., 409 California
Carroll Richard, SW cor Hamson and
Garden , „ . .
CarroU & Bro., NE cor Min and Third
Carson John. Five-mile House. San
JostS Road
Carsttns F., NAV cor Bush and Dupont
Carstensen & Bischoff, SW cor Geary
and Jones
Carty Luke, 420 Union
Casey John, 1224 Folsom
Casey Lawrence. 941 Bryant
Casey Owen. NW cor Dora and Bryant
Cash G A.. SW cor Franklin and FeU
Casbman & Gallivan. 309 Broadway
Casimir John, SW cor Kearny and Clay
Castagnet P., cor Sixth and Railroad
Av
Castle P., San Jose Road nr Six mile
House ^ ...^ ^
•Cavanaugh & Jansen, SW cor Natoma
and Second
Caverly J. H., 813 Battery
Cawley William, 543 First
Cayberg F., 129 Third
CereghinoR., E 8 Mission nr Twenty-
ninth , , T^ ,
Chafle C, NE cor Sixteenth and Dolo-
res
Chamberlin E., 304 California
Chandler Charles, California Theater
Chandler Thomas, 504 Davis
Chapot B., SE cor Fifth and M
Charney A., 334 Third
Chatonnet A., 1310 Dupont
Chenot E., NWcor Fourth and Folsom
Chincovich P., SE cor Sanson! and Pac
Chisholm J. C, NW cor King and
Third
Clancy Bros., SE cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Clancy J. D., cor Fifth and Folsom
Clark W. M., SE cor Fourth and Clem
Clarke George, 108 Pacific
Clases John, NE cor Perry and Fourth
Clason A. B., 119 Sutter
Cliue Charles. 13 Steuart
CUue Henry. 5 Mission
Coates C, 37 Sutter
CocuruUo R., 10 Washington
Coen F.. 921 Keamy
Cohn Samuel. SW cor Hayes and Octa-
Connelly John. 106 Jackson
ConneUy & Kieman, Dunbar Alley
ConnoUy Timothy. 22 First
Connerton O., 138 Eighth
Connolly John, 526 Mission
Connon P, i Co., 323 Fourth
ConoUey Edward, 113 Leidesdorft
Coniad B., 195 Market .
Conway & Blaney, SW cor Mission and
Fourth
Cook A, Mri., 400 Third
Cook M. & Co., 633 Washington
Coon & Co , 530 Sacramento
Coon & OReilly. 511 Washington
Cooney J. N.. 134 Shipley
Corbett Thomas. 23 Second
Cordes C. H., 229 Spear ,, , . ,
Cordea Jacob. SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Cordea John. 120 CaUfomia
Cornahrens H., NE cor Howard and
Sixth ^„ „ ,
Cornelius G. t Co., XB cor Keamy and
Broadway
Corrigan Bamey, 623 Kearny
Costello Samuel, Ocean House Koadnp
Toll Gate
Cotter John. 234 Fremont
Craig WilUam. 905 Dupont
Cranert F.. 5 Hardie PI
Crangle WiUiani. 621 Merchant
Creighton Patrick, cor Fol and Fifth
Cronin John. 710 Battery
Cronin Patrick. 163i Jessie
Cronin & Sellery. 36 Sixth
Cronk & Wihion. 135 Folsom
Croughan M.. 29 De Boom
Crowley J. D., SW cor Fifth and Nato-
ma
Crowley J. J.. 237 Minna
Crowaee F.. 415 Clementina
Cullen T., NW corElliaand Devisadero
Cummings & Dickerson, 538 Fourth
Cummins T.. SE cor Twenty-second
and Mission „.,._.
Cuneo Charles & Co.. 539 Washmgton
Cunningliam J., 602 Union
Cunningham & Downey. 301 Keamy
Curley Charles. NE cor Twenty-second
and Folsom .
Curley James. NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Curley John, cor Twenty-second and
Potrero Av
Curley P.. 268 Brannan
CiuTan John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero „ , .
Curran Patrick, NW cor Fourth and
Berry
Curry Luke. 1101 Folsom
Cusack Thomas. 715 Brannan
Cusick P F , NE cor Sumner and Clem
Dahl C , N W cor Mason and PacUic
Dahlen Charles, 1865 Mission
Dahlen Francis, SW cor Greenwich ana
Mason , ,,.x i.
Dalimke F., SE cor Berry and Ritch
Daly Hannah Mrs., 966 Harrison
Daudried M. G. B., SW cor Tehama
and Fifth
Daniel Peter. 500 Broadway
Darcy Edward. 133 Folsom
Daryes Richards, 30 Fremont
Dasmann W., NW cor Grove and I*
Cokeley Jeremiah, 127 Townsend
Colbourn B.. 628 Merchant
Coleman D. H., NW cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Coleman John, NW cor Hamson and
Dora
Colona A , 628 Front
Collins Annie Miss, 1011 Keamy
Collins Annie Mrs., 1028 Keamy
Collins S. P.. 329 Mont and 611 Cal
CoUnann M.. NE cor Pine and Keamy
Combes J. C. 222 Second
Comerford J. M.. NE cor Mission and
Twenty-aecond
Comerford Patrick. 1911 Hyde
Conchlan E. Mrs.. 19 Baldwin Court
Conlin M.. N 8 Brannan nr Eighth
Connell M., NW cor Fol and Harriet
guna
Dawson H.. 19 VaUejo
De Witt B. F.. 47 Third
Deamar John. 914 Jackson
Deasy Jerome. 1 Brooks
Debat Germain. 630 Keamy
Decker Jacob, SE cor Bush and Cell-
Decker R . SW cor Calitomia and Hyde '
Decker & Lassan. 318 Bramian
Deely James. SW cor Pine and PolK
Deering T.. cor Shasta and Georgia
DelaneyK. E.. San Bruno Road opp Bay
View
Deligne Alex.. 704 Pacific
Denegri G. B.. 536 Sacramento
Derre August. 438 Jackson
Desebrock Fred.. NE cor Fourth »nO
Bryant _
Desmond & Bros., 326 Broadway
Detels M, & H. D., SW cor Sacramento
and Davis „-^n
Detels Martin, cor Mam and H jmson
Detels & Schneider, SE cor Pacific ano
Davis . I
Dettner George, 228 Pacific I
MOEG^^TcMT^aUfomia Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds,
C. F. VAIT SOHAAOE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, EstatHshed 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
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Deutcher A., SE cor Second and Te-
hama
Devine Dennis B., SW cor Polk and
Pacific
Diamond James, 12-4 Fourth
Dicaud Joseph, SW cor Vallejo and
Dupont
Dickey James R., cor Seventh Av and
Fulton
Dieierichson Charles, HW cor Sierra
and Louisiana
I '■' lering Leopold. 446 Brannan
J ' . hi Conrad. 122i; Dupont
1 ' ' mer John. 831 Keamv
. ..Imann G. F., 825 Kearny
IMUou Bernard F., SE cor Sixth and
Shipley
IMlon Luke, X s Fulton bet Baker and
Broderick
I i:nimer Nicholas, 719 Pacific
1' v;sichS. &Co., 623 Davis
I 'IX Casper, NE cor Fillmore and Fil-
I'Crt
1 'Ixin Clement. 8 Summer
Ittierr Henry, SE cor Fourth and Miss
Duh.;rty i Hanly, 321 Pacific
Il'-'lan Michael. 70 Jessie
I>"l:in W. B . NE cor Third and Hunt
Iiii.ifan k McCarthy. SW cor Sansom
and Greenwich
D'jimelly Bryan, 315 Eighth
Doisuelly John. SW cor Frederick and
First
Diinnelly Peter, cor Twenty-seventh and
Folsom
Donneny i Kerr, 30 Montgomery and
24n Third
DoDuichfl k Boland. SW cor Sixth and
Howard
ri,-ii,iho Philip, 119 Front
rii nuhoe Comehus. 416 Jackson
I)i nohue J. C, NW cor Bryant and
Bryant Av
In uohue & Phelan. 31 Second
Dooley Patrick, SE cor HyJe and Bay
Dooley S Boylan, NW cor Fourth and
Louisa
Doolin Thomas, 22 Second
Doran Joseph, SE cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Dorman W. F., NE cor Howard and
Fifteenth
Dormer T W , 410 Jackson
Dorrance W. C., SE cor Second and Na-
toma
Doscher Clans. NW cor Battery and
Jackson
Doscher Herman, NE cor Fifth and
Clementina
Doscher J. D, .SE cor First and Slission
Doty S. P.. 331 Sbith
Dougherty J. H., 515 California
Doyle John, NW cor Geary and Central
Av
Doyle Michael J., 132* Hayes
Dreyer Diedrich, NE cor Twentieth and
Illinois
DriscoU i Co., 642 Mission
Droge Henry, SE cor Pacific and Front
Drurker Albert, SW cor Third and Te-
hama
Dnicker J. i Co., NW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Drui ker John, 968 Mission
Diui:ker William, NE cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Druhe J. H.. SW cor Market and Steu-
art
Dnihe J. H., cor California and Dmmm
Duffy Bros., 631 Merchant
Duffy John, 651 Mission
Duffy Patrick, 538Flist
Dumphy Samuel. 611 Fourth
Dunn John K. IJ4 Second
Dunne William, SW cor Leavenworth
and Pacific
Dunne k O'Brien. 133 Third
Dunnigan Michael, cor Sansom and
Greenwich
Dunning Thomas. 253 Clara
Durham Joseph. 156 Clara
Duris John. 545 First
Duveneok 4 Co., SE cor Seventeenth
and Eureka
Dworzazek B.. SE cor California and
Kearny
Dwyer J M . SE cor Market and Sec
Dwyer Timothy, SW cor Seventh and
Minna
Eagan John. 246 Third
Eagles & Wild. 602 Mission
Earle J. H . NE cor Clay and Drumm
Ebbinghausen & Co., 201 Third
Eckstein. Schoeneburg& Co., NW cor
Montgomery and Bush
Eddy E. M.. cor Twenty-seventh and
Harrison Av
Eddy J. J.. 527 Pacific
Edelkamp Bernard. 424 Third
Edgar C. J.. 210 Sutter
Edwards & Loane. NE cor Ttn-k and
Leavenworth
Edwar<ls Thomas, NE cor Front and
Market
Ehlen John, 828 Clay
Ehlers Wiechen, SE cor Hinckley and
Pinckney
Ehricks Richard, SE cor Battery and
Vallejo
Eldracher Peter, NE cor Seventh and
Natoma
Elsasser Charles, 424 Davis
Engelhardt H., NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Engelhardt William, 652 Sacramento
Engle & Co., NE cor O'Farrell and
Powell
Enqvist Charles. 14 Washington
Enos J. L.. 418 Drumm
Enright E P.. 22' Fifth
Enriglit Patrick. 1131 Howard
Enright Thomas. SW cor Seventh and
Howard
Eppiuger Louis. 113 Halleck
Erickson S. O.. 10 Jackson
Esdohr Henry. 721 Davis
Ethridge Mrs . Sr- Third
Evers J. Henry. 801 Kearny
Fahrenkrug C . SW cor Folsom and
Nineteenth
Fahrenk-rug W., NE cor Howard and
Seventh
Falker & Eggner. 625 Kearny
FancoUi P., 522 Broadway
Farley B., Ocean House Road
Farley Sl Co.. 615 Pacific
Farr A.. 644 Fourth
Farrell James. 458 Natoma
Farrell James A.. 110 Berry
Farrell J. M.. NE cor Geary and Ceme-
terj' Av
Farrell Michael. 300 Francisco
Farrell Patrick (Turf House), Point
Lobos Av
Farrell P. E.. N^W cor SLrteenth and
Valencia
Farrellj- & McGruder, NW cor Fourth
and Jessie
Faulkner James. 1020 Pacific
Faulstich T.. NSV cor Fifth andNatoma
Faure Martin. 637 Pacific
Fauss Henry. SE cor Mission and Nine-
teenth
Fay Michael. NW comer Mission and
Twenty-sixth
Feehan John. 142 First
Feeney William. 437 Shipley
Feibush Marcus, NE cor Fulton and
Battery
Fell & Schnitger, f.02 EUis
Feldbusch J. H., Ntt' cor Polk and Cal-
ifomi4
Feldmann Chris., 14 Geary
Fenstermacher M.. 420 Brannan
Ferguson John. 536 Market and 35 Sut-
ter
Feroggiaro G. B.. 621 Broadway
FerrenL.. 1160 Folsom
Fett Charles, SW cor Fol and Willow
Fielitz WiUiam. NE comer Foxu-th and
Folsom
Finerty Thomas. Meiggs' Wharf
Finke Henry. 1627 PoweU
Finnegan John. SE cor Hayes and Van
Ness Av
Finnen Bros., SE cor Califorma and
Dupont and SW cor Miss and Main
Fiimigen 4 Brady, SW cor Fourth and
Market
Fitch Caspar, cor Railroad and Salinas
avs
Fitschen 4 Steinkamp, SE cor Battery
and Sacramento
Fitter & Bakker, S W cor Jack and East
Fitzgerald Bros., 560 Mission
Fitzhenry James, 534 Commercial
Fitzpatrick i O'Brien, NW cor Fourth
and Minna
Flagley Martin, 542 Fir^t
Flaherty, Driscoll & Co., 1 Morton
Flanigan & Kennelly, NW cor Front
and Pacific
Flanigan k Sullivan. 40? Dmmm
Flanuagan James. 728 Pacific
Flathmann Claus. 765 Fol.wm
Fleres Antonio. K4 Montgomerr
FUnn P. T 4 Son. SE cor Jlission and
Eighth and SW comer Eighth and
Howard
Flood Patrick, NE cor Fifth and Shipley
Flynn Edmond, 537 Post
Flynn Maurice, SE cor Russ and How
Flj-nn ,4 McMahon, SE cor Perry and
Fourth
FogeA- Co., 120 Second
Foht S: Angelheart, 611 Jackson
Foley Edmimd, SW cor Montgomery
and Filbert
Folley Samuel, 717 Davis
FoUmer R. A.. W s Kentuck-y nr Sierra
Forppiano F., NE comer Mission and
Twenty-ninth
Fortmann & Henry, 1316 Sacramento
Foster E. J. (Homestead). Point Lobos
Av
Foster J. G. (Cliff House). Point Lo-
bos Av
Fox D, C. & Co., 20 Grand Central
Market
Fox &. Vincent. 133 Montgomery
Franciscorich & Broderick. 41 Pacifio
Franch Charles. 411 Drumm
Frannetta John. 35 Post
Freeman Allen. 22ft Sutter
Freese C. 910 Keamy
Freudenfhal Henrs". 422 Natoma
Friedrich Bros., SW cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Friesenhausen J., SE cor Geary and
Devisadero
Frisbe Moses. 19 Montgomery Av
Fri..sch J. W.. 132 Seventh
Fritz i Bo.vston, SW cor Third and Fol
FugelS., 425 East
Farlong Jane, 1012 Keamy
Fumer Harry (Long Branch Hotel)
Ocean Beach Road
GaffneyM H.. SE cor Second and How-
ard and NTV cor Polk and Jackson
Gaffney Owen, 805 Washington
Gaffney P. M., SW cor Kentucky and
Butte
Gaines W,, NW cor Stockton and Jack
Galbreath John. 502 Fourth
Gallagher Edward. San Bmno Road bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Gallagher John, 160 First
Gallagher John A., SW cor First and
Mission
Gama Anton, 218 Keamy
Oanzhom Chris.. 657 Washington
Oarbade Charles. 502 Broadway
Garcia Frank. 718 Montgomery
Gardner G M., 429 and 707 Davis
Gardner 4 Hodges, 605 Montgomery
Gardner & Koster. 905 Keamy
Gargan Edward 731 Brannan
Garibaldi J.. NW cor Dup and Union
Garms P., N\V cor Fifth and Folsom
Garrison L. B., NE cor Third and Bry-
ant
Gxssert W., NW cor Ninth and Mission
GauEsail Bemard, 1237 Stockton
Gay 4 Scheggia, 1138 Dupont
Gearity James. 206 Clara
Geary Dennis. 410 Folsom
Gefken D., 923 Bryant
Gehrt Henry. NW cor Dupont and Sac
Geils F.. SW cor Mis-ion and Beale
Geils H- H.. NW cor Pac Av and Polk
Gelien James, 540 First
Gemow F,. NE cor Mission and East
Gerken 4 Woeber. NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Gcrlich 4 Koenig. NW cor First and
Folsom
Gernrach W.. NE cor .Tack and Davis
Gibb James. 617 Merchant
Giblin James, 14 Harrison At
Gilbert Alex., 1029 Dupont
Gilleran William, 139 Third
Gillett I. C. SW cor Seventh and Na-
toma
Gingg .Tohn. 507 Pine
Gmty 4 Shannon, 101 Third '
Giovacchini G. & Co., ,')21 Commercial
Giraud 4 Martin, 532 Pacific
Gu-audon 4 Jacquot, NE cor Tehama
and Sixth
Oleason P. H., 304 Francisco
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Gleeson A-, 22 Dora
Olootz A.. SW cor Clay and Dupont
Glootz J. P. M.. 706 Jackson
Goetjen H. J., NE cor Green and Dup
Gokibeck Charles. 1171 Howard
Goldamith G.. NW cor Battery and Pac
Gonella D.. 515 Davis
Oooiman A.. 13 Post .
Goodwin T., NE cor Harrison and Oak
Grove Av
Goor Charles, 12 Fourth
Gorham M- C, 1&4 Jessie
Gori A. 24 Washington
Gorman John, NE cor Hayes and Polk
Gough James. SE cor Brannan and
Seventh
Gough John. 1121 Sansom
Gould T. F.. 1019 Market
GouzT J. B.. SW cor Bdwy and Dupont
Grabo F.. W s San Bruno Road nr Bay
View
Graefner M.. 401 Fourth
Graham D. 234 First
Graner i Kittelburger. SE cor Com-
mercial and Kearny
Gray John. SW cor Fii^st and Howard
Green A. Mrs., SE cor Mission and
Fourteenth
Green Daniel. Ocean Beach Road
Green John C. 8 Jackson
Green John E., NE cor Fourth and Te-
hama
Green W. H., 715 Howard
Greene M. F., NW cor Natoma and
Mary
Greiner F., 3S Sixth
Grellis J. W.. 208 Bush
Gremke Henry, SW cor Shasta and
Michigan
Griffin John, NW cor Dupont and
OFarreU
Grimm A., 13 Third
Grimm F. W , 47 Third
Giimm H., NE cor Sutter and Kearny
Gripp F., SW cor Post and Larkin
Groom R., 1 Broadway
Grosbauer John. SW cor Pine and
Webster , ^ ^
Grote F. H., NE cor Geary and Broder-
Groth C. H, 534 OFarreU
Groth Darid, 1333 Washington
Gudehus C, 112 Dnimm
Gudehus F.. SE cor Dup and Harlan PI
Gundlach Jacob, 115 LeidesdorS
Gundlach J. H., NE cor Taylor and
Greenwich
Haase F., SE cor Spear and Harrison
Haberlin J. C , 213 Kearny
Habermehl Henry, 535 Califorma
Habermehl ii Flick, 16 Dupont
Hacke C , NE cor Sac and W averly PI
Hacke Henry. NE c»r Olay and Wayer-
ly PI
Hauler John, NE cor Dup and Geary
Hagemau & Sternberg. 627 Merchant
Hagan Susan, 705 Brannan
Hagen Henry, NE cor Mont and Pine
Haggerty C NE cor Maiu and Har
Hahn A., NE cor Post and Laguna
Hahn W., 1016 Clay
Hall & Kearney. 617 Montgomery
Haney W. W., 221 Sacramento
Hanna P. B , NE cor Columbia and
Twenty-fourth
Hanretty James, 708 Mission
Hans William, SE cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Hansen G. E J., SE cor Polk and Turk
Hansen Hans, S s Berry nr Third
Hansen & Gronholdt, NE cor Washing-
ton and Drumm
Hansen i Kulil, 108 Sutter
Hanson Charles, 123 Waverly PI
Hanson John, NE cor Jackson and
Dnimm
Hanson i Bro., SW cor Vallejo and
DavLS
Harding G. , NAT cor Taylor and Market
Harkin D., 721 Brannan
Harkins John. SE cor Potrero At and
Sixteenth
Harms Henry, NTV cor Twenty-silth
and Folsom
Harney M-, 194 Stevenson
Harrington John, 41 Tliird
Harrington S. Loftis. NW cor O Farrell
and Dupont
Harrison James, SW cor Fourth and
King
HARRISON JOHN. NW cor Wash-
ington and Dupont
Harrilon & O Reillj-. NW cor Sansom
and Merchant
Hartigan P. & Co., NE cor Twelfth and
Folsom „ ^^. ^ ^
Hartigan Patrick, NiV cor First and
Howard
Hartman Phil.. 28 Third
Hartmann Christoph. NW cor Third
and Brannan
Hartshome S.. 314 Montgomery
Hartnett B. Mrs.. 42 First
Harty i Spear. 213 Broadway
Hartz C. H.. 634 Pacific
I Haskins Isaac (Lake House), Ocean
Beach Road „ .^ , _ „
! Hassmer V.. SE cor Wash and PoweU
Hastedt F. i Co.. Ill Dupont
Haugh John. NW cor McAllister and
Leavenworth
Haugh Si Co., SW cor Pme and Fillmore
Haundtscheidt T., SE cor Hyde and
FUbert
Hauser Conrad, 637 Broadway
Hauser John. 905 Kearny
Hausmann J. G, 638 Valencia .
Havard B., cor Mont Av and VaUejo
Havecker Henrj-, 528 Third
Haver Henry, 210 Duiiont
Hays i Gvselaar, 322 Kearny
Healy J. P.. 521 Geary „ . . .
Heckmaa i Meyer. N E cor Washmgton
and Davis
Heckmanu i Landheer. i>46 Sacramento
Heesch John. 403 Drumm
Hefey B. J., 53 Everett
Heins Wmiam, NE cor Umon and Lar-
kin , T. i
Heins S; Eden, NW cor Vallejo and Bat
Heinz G, 114 Dupont
Heitman k Peters, 1007 Battery
Heitmann i Vogeheiter, SE cor Pa-
cific and Dupont
Hehnering C. A., NW cor Post and
Taylor „.^. ,
Hehns Henry W., SW cor Sixth and
Mission „ ^,_ j
Hehns J. E. A., SW cor Seventh and
Stevenson
Hencken Claus, SW cor Post and Lar-
kin
Hencken W. H., 417 Third
Henuy John, 743 Clay „ „ . ,
Henrichs & Peers, SE cor Vallejo and
Front , „. .
Henshen John, SE cor Ellis and Sterner
Hensler Arnold. 810 Clay
Herber & Meyer. 627 Keanw .
Herman Rudolph. Harbor View Hotel,
cor Baker and Tonqiun
Hermann August. 204 Steuart
HerolJ Conrad, 21 Zoe
Hess George B., NW cor Clay and
Brenham Place , ^
Heuer G. 0. W.. SE cor Steu and How
Heuer Philip. 713 Lombard
Heyer Albert, 500 Third
Heyermanny A., San Jose Road nr
county line
Hieel Alois, 37 Ecker
Hildebrandt Henry, NW cor Sutter and
Clara Lane _
Hildebrandt & Knop, SE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Hilgerloh Henry, 544 California
Hillehrand Henry, 520 Fourth
Hillebrandt John. SE cor Sixteenth
and Folsom , , .
HiUen D. H.. NW cor Pine and Larkm
Hillgen Henry, SW cor Capp and Nine-
teenth
Hillyer R., 135 Folsom
Hinck H. J.. SE cor Polk and EUis
Hinck & Rohde, 230 Montgomery
Hintze John, NE cor Clem and second
Hinrichs i Co., 331 East
Hochgurtel N., N\V cor Kear and Sac
Hock Henry, 107 Dupont
Hockle L., 1130 Folsom
HoelsoherE, 209 Taylor
Hoelscher S Bro., cor Eddy and Mason
HoUman H.. 1110 Dupont
Hogan M. L., NW cor Sixteenth and
First Av
Hokasen 4 Eruight, 2 Jackson
Holje M., NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Holies J. H , SW cor Pac and Auburn
Holland P.. 109 Jessie
Holler A, 2210 Sixteenth
Hollman H., NW cor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
Holm Bros., 200 Fifth
HoUn Thomas, SE cor Stockton and
Sutter , _
Holtmeier H. NE cor Filbert and Tay-
Hons F., SW cor Howard and Steuart
Hoops J. A., SE cor Sixth Av and M
Hopkins a: Morouey, Grand Hotel
Horen M., Central Road nr Golden
Gate Park _ , ^ ,
Horstmann H., SW cor Thirteenth and
Mission
Horstmann John, NW cor Powell and
Sutter
Hoss John, NWcor Kearny and Sutter
Huber H., 415 Bush
Houston W. G., 525 Fourth
Howe George L., NE cor Bush and Ma-
sou
Huant Paulin, 305 Montgomery Av
Hudson Charles, SW cor Kearny and
Jackson , , „
Hughes Patrick, SE cor Minna and Sec
Hughes W. A. 515 Clay
Hulsman E. M., SE cor Hyde and Pac
Hulsmann k Buttelmann, SW cor JMis-
siou and Twenty-third
Humphrey James, NW cor Eddy and
Mason
Huntzsch Moritz, NE cor Mason and
Filbert
Hunzen k Eden, 704 Market
Husing i Wohlke, NE cor Fifth and
Mission _ , ,
Hutall Henry, SE cor Eddy and Leav
HutaH H. W., SW cor Bdwy and Ohio
Hyuian Davis, 310 Pacific
Ihurg W. M., 336 Bush
Imelli 5: Jund, 213 Sixth
Ipswitch John. 422 Kearny
Irazogin Francois. 500 Pacific
Irvine James, 248 Sutter
Irwin James, Merchants' Exchange
Iseli Jacob, 203 Dupont
Ivemeyer i Dunker, SW cor Battery
and Commercial
Jacobsen Peter, NE cor Montgomery Av
and Mason
Jans Obbe, cor Pacific and East
Jansen G. A F., NE cor First and
Brannan
Jarvis Thomas, 543 Howard
Jasiier E. R., 1125 Powell
Jeanson Lars, SW cor Post and Hyde
Jellings i Freeman, 534 Merchant
JeUison B. F., 500 Kearny
Joannes P., 624 Merchant
Jochim Jacob. 536 Sacramento
Johaiisen & Mass, NT) cor OFarreU
and Mason
Johnson A P., 16 Washington
Johnson C. T. Mrs. , SW cor Bryant and
Zoe
Johnson David, 41 Sacramento
Johnson Henry. 1021 Kearny .
Johnson John B., cor Mission and
Washington Av
Johnson J. W., 10 Broadway
Johnson Peter, SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Bryant
Johnson Peter, 214 Washington
Johnson WiUiam, 140 Folsom
Johnson t Brown, 327 East
Johnson S Mohr, NE cor Polk and Pa-
cific Av
Jones Bridget, 130 First
Jones WiUiam, 324 Sixth
Jones Jc Dunbar, 213 Montgomery
Jones & Murphy. 231 Kearny
Jonson A. B.. 16 Washington
Joost B. i M.. SW cor Twenty-third
and Valencia „ ,
Joost Behrend, NT: corTweUth and Fol
Joost M. k Co.. SE cor Kearny and
Vallejo .
Joost Jacob, NW cor Stockton and
Francisco , ^
Joost Peter. NE cor Valencia and
Quinn „
Joostens Charles, 1017 Kearny
Jorres WUliam, Long Bridge
Julitz Hermann A., 612 Sacramento
JuUien J. & Co., 10O4 Dupont
Jurey Walter E.. 41 Jessie ,
Jury A. NE cor Twenty-second ana
Folsom
Kahn Joseph. 416 Pme
I Kahrs John. SW cor First and Minn*
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Kalirs k Becker, SE cor Sutter and
Taylor and SE cor Geary and Lar-
kin
Kaiser John, 603 California
Ka'aber James, HI Vallejo
Kamiia k Puckhaber, SE cor Fourth
and Mission
Kamp Fred. W., 634 Mission and 3S
Natoma
Kane James. N s Jersey bet Sanchez
and Vicksburg
Kane James, SW cor First and Tehama
Kane Michael, 125 Fremont
Kane Tliomas J., Bay View
Kappke H. F., SE cor Mason and Union
Karstens Charles, NE cor Jackson and
Sansom
Kauimann & Feldmann, NB cor Fifth
and Clara
Keannean Thomas, cor Mission and
Powell Av, Bemal Heights
Keaman John, 323 Fifth
Keefe D., NE cor Fourth and Howard
Kcv-fe Thomas, Long Bridce
Keegan Peter. 422 Clementina
Keegan & Sickler, NE cor Second and
Natoma
Keeler Susan Mrs., SE cor Union and
Larkin
Keely & Bolts, SW cor Third and How
Kehoe D., SE cor Sixth and Jessie
Kelleher & Simpson, SE cor Folsom and
Fourth
Kelley John T., 840 Market
Kelly Frank, NE cor Third and Howard
Kelly John a , lOol Folsom
Kelly M., SW cor Bryant and Clinton
K^-^lly Owen, 45 Second
Kelly Peter. 235 Fell
Ki'Uy Peter J., SE cor Min and Fourth
Kelly Thomas Mrs,, 84S Howard
Kelly Thomas, 620 Foiu^h
KeUy William H., 800 Geary
Kelly & Bums, 958 ILarket
Kelting J. & Co., NE cor Battery and
Pacific
Kennedy B. B., SW cor Larkin and El-
lis
Kennedy Dennis, SE cor Oak and Oc-
tavia
Kennedy John A., SE cor Mission and
Steuart
Kennelly David, NW cor "Welsh and
Zoe
Kerwin James. 656 Washington
Kilday William, SE cor Howard and
Fourth
Kilday k Lang, SW cor Mission and Sec
Killbride James, SE cor First Av and
Kentucky
Kincaid Robert, 49 Minna
King William M.. 148 Stenart
Kipp & Meyer. SW cor Green and Hyde
Klem A. D. & Bro,. 1137 Harrison
Klein & RoUer, 631 Pacific
Klemeir H. H., 422 Sacramento
Knie Louis, 5IS Merchant
Knight k Huber. NE cor Polk and Aus-
tin
Knippenberg & Elmers, S s Lombard
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Knobloch Jacob, First Av nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Knoche Henry. 423 Third
Knop Henry, SE cor Market and B&ile
Kaust Henry. SW cor Fourth and Fol
Koch Charles. Fifth Av bet A and B.
South S. F.
Koch Edward, NW cor Polk and Clay
Koch Simon. NW cor Davis and Jack
Koenig Ferdinand. 622 Pacific
Kohler E. P . 42-''. Davis
Kohlmoos Cliristian, 218 Fourth
Kohn Henry. 408 Folsom
Kolkmann Hermann, SE cor Geary and
Hyde
Konning Max. SW cor Dup and Filbert
Koopman E. Mrs., SW cor Franklin
and Austin
Korn Lewis. NAV cor Bush and Sansom
Kosta Frank, cor Third and Berry
Koster Joseph, NW cor Kear and Jack
Koster &. Rohrs, NE cor Post and Cen-
tral Av
Kostering Charles, SE cor Folsom and
Dora
Kramer Jacob, SW cor Dupont and
Greenwich
Kramer John. 135 Post
Krausse John F,. 220 Fourth
Kreuter Charles, 1332 Dupont
Kriete George F., SE cor Vallejo and
Mason
Kroehle Jacob, 1428 Stockton
Kroeger k Riechers, NW cor Fourth
and Mission
Krohn & Stapelfeldt, NE cor Grove and
Gough
Kronholm C, E., 22 Washington
Kruger & Hollings, SE cor Mason and
Geary
Kuck Diedrich, 997 Market
Kuck & Ahrens, NE cor Steiner and
Greenwich
Kuck k Bro., cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Kucks & Schreiber, SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission
Kulihvein Bernhardt. 440 Bush
Kuhn Hem-y & Co., 1124 Market
Labarbere Jean. 3 Clay
Labiue OUver, 641 Commercial
Lacoste John. SW cor Dup and Green
Lacour Peter, NE cor Seventh and Bran
Lang L., 20 Page
Lang k Co., 8 Morton
Lang k Lipman, 1120 Harrison
Laiige C. H., 106 Steuart
Lauge F W. , N E cor Kearny and Lomb
Lange Henr>-. 346 Townsend
Lange He'u-y C. 1230 Mission
Latigpaap & Weber. 113 Drumm
Lankenau Fred., NE cor Powell and
Ellis
Lankenau k Co., cor Railroad and
Eleventh avs
Lankenau & Issendorf, SWcor Howard
and Beale
Lautheaume L. L., 520 Merchant
Larifen Felix, NE cor Pac and Mont^
gomery
Larsen A. k Co., 90G Kearny
Lau A H . NE cor Leavenworth and
Jackson
Lauristeu k Band. SW cor Battery and
Green
Lavezzari Francisco, 521 Union
Lavin John P.. 809 Battery
Lawall Fritz. 925 Kearny
Lawlor Francis, 140 Minna
Le Rigolftte A. S s Sixteenth nr Do-
lores
Leacy Thomas. 236 Furst
Leahy Bros.. 31S Fifth
Leddy James. SW cor Hyde and Bdwy
Lee James D., 39 Eddy
Lee Margaret Mrs., 652 Pacific
Lee N. A , SW cor Clay and Waverly PI
Lee Patrick, 1821 Hyde
Lehmus John. SW cor Grove and Web-
ster
Lehnliardt Charles. 403 Pine
Lehrke Heiur. NE cor Mariposa and
Indiana
Leissn Geai-y, NE cor Fourth and Har
Leisen k Co.. 636 Commercial
Lemaire Anton. NE cor Beale and How
Lemkiiu A. H., NE cor Fourth and
Berry
Lemkau John, 20 Everett
Lemmerman H., NW cor Post and Ma-
Lemmerman John A. J. T.. NW cor
Buchanan and Ellis
Lenormand Bros., SW cor Dupont and
Pine
Lenormand Emile, NE cor Powell and
Pacific
Leonard k Maher, 821 Market
Lernux v.. 810 Pacific
Lessman Joseph, NE cor Bush and
Larkin
Letroadec Loius, 1321 Dupont
Levy B. & Co.. 535 Clay
Levy D. P. , 607 Sacramento
Levy Nathan. 412 Hayes
Levy Peppie. SW cor Jack and Mason
L-:^vy k Bellemere, 7 Stockton
Lewellyn Robert, 14 Clay
Le\ris E. C , 1011 Battery
Lewis George. NE cor CJeary and Leav
Lewis L. Miss, 1006 Koarnj'
Lewis Oacar. 1^2 Sutter
Leydecker & Meyer. f^Sl Davis
Liel>enberg Charles, NE cor Fourth and
Br>-ant
Lilienthal Henry, SE cor Hyde and TU-
bert
Lilktindey & Ringen, SWcor Powell and
Francis o
Linahan Patrick, 40 First
Lmden Edward, W s East bet Jackson
and Pacific
Lindholra Benjamin, 33 Sacramento
Lingard Samuel, 132 First
Link C. NE cor Conunercial andLeid
Linn & Gardella. 1306 Dupont
LippiB.. 112 Pacific
Livingston G. H., Point Lobos Av nr
Boyce
Logeman W., SE cor Ellis and Pierce
Lohaus F., 1 Washington
Long David, 624 Fourth
Lord Joseph, 1008 Kearny
Losse L.. 446 Clementina
Lottritz John, 510 Sixteenth
Lough James, NW cor First and Miss
Lubtrt Henry, 320 Spear
Lucien & Lacoste, SE cor Sacramento
and Kearny
Ludroff J., SW cor Mission and Spear
Luhrs & Bro., 311 Dupont
Lukin J. A., 446 Califoniia
Lund W., 135 Post
Lundi George, 3 Vallejo
Lutgen John, SW cor Stock and Clay
Lutgen & Liiiu-s, NW cor Washington
and Powell
Lynch H. J,, 534 Pacific
Lynch Patrick, 539 Valencia
Lynn Patrick, l!^10 Mission
Lyons Daniel. 219 Folsom
Maass Henry, SE cor Howard and Fre-
mont
Maass John G., SE cor How and Main
Maass & Postel, SE cor Powell and
Vallejo
Madden P. H., SW cor Howard and
Langton
Madel Mangles, NE cor Mission and
Steuart
Madel k Tietjen, NE cor Howard and
Spear
Magee D. B , 605 Commercial
Maginniss k Co., 501 Fourth
Magoity Hugh. S s California bet Brod-
erick and Devisadero
Mahe F. & Co., 636 Pacific
Maher Edward, 1100 Taylor
Mahlmann Eros , SE cor Sixth and
Clementina
Mahniiey Daniel, NW cor Sixth and
Bryant
Mahoney William. 760 Bryant
Maley Michael, NE cor Franklin and
Bush
Mallay & Driscoll, 21 Vallejo
Maloney John W.. 220 Broadway
Mangels Christopher. SW cor Stockton
and Washington
Mangels Bros., junction Market and
Pearl
Manyels John, NW cor Sixth and Fo!
Mangenberg Guido, Golden Gate Park
MaunLx & Connors, 236 Montgomery
Mans k Staude, 815 Pacific
Mansfield & Hess. 130 Kearny
Marchini M.. NW cor Davis and Wash
Marion Samuel. 12 Clay
Mamell K. Mrs., SW cor Buchanan and
Eddy
Martens John, SW cor Laguna and
Geary
Martin John, 420 Pacific
Martin Louis, SE cor Jack and Stock
Martin k Horton, 545 Clay
Martin & Nott. SE cor Bush and Polk
Martmovicb Samuel. NW cor Sacra-
mento and East
Martins Martin, 20 Sutter
Mason & Wiggin, 10:> Clay
Mathe Charies, 827 Folsom
Matick Louis, Jackson St. Wharf
Matticevich Nicholas, NE cor Washing-
ton and Battery
Mayer Philip, NW cor Natoma and
Eleventh
Mayer W. . S W cor California and Mont
Mayerhofer Hannah Mrs., NEcor Guer-
rero and Twenty-sixth
McArdle k Daly. 705 Market
McAulilfe Daniel, NW cor Twentieth
and Columbia
McCabe Bernard, SE cor Jossie and
Anthony
McCarthy John. 727 Brannan
McCarthy T.. SW oor Twenty-first and
Mission
McCauley Charles, 425 Pacific
McCIoskey H. & Co . 1149 Folsom
McComiskj' Arthur. 18 Natoma
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McCormack John, NE cor Tyler and
Jones J
McConuick Hugh, NW cor Filbert and
Taylor . ^
MoCormick James, W s Dolores bet
Tweiitv-first and Twenty-second
McCormick Jaines K., SOO Market
McCormick William, NW cor Clay and
Davis
McCoy i- Gallagher, 421 Union
McCraitb Mary Mrs . NE cor I'ront and
Pac and N W cor Front and Davis
McCullv John, 122 Second
McDermott Robert, 613 Jackson
MoDevitt E., 612 Battery
McDonald E-, 204 First
McDonald John, SW cor Sirth and
Market
McDonald John W., 1151 Market and
244 Sutter
McOiUan & Co., 214 Fourth
McOinnis Edward. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
McGonisle John, 127 Beale
McGoveru Philip, NE cor Market and
Kearny
McGovem Philip H., SE cor Twenty-
third and Columbia
McO.rath John, 512 Mission
McGregor James, 242 Brannan
McGuire PhiMp, NE cor Page and Oc-
tavia
McGuirk James, 104 Natoma
MoHenry Andrew, 1125 Mission
McHenry John, SW comer Sixth and
Brannan
Mclnerney Thomas, SW cor Fourth and
Howard
McKee Alexander, SW cor Main and
Harrison
MoKonua James, 1136 Market
McKeon Patrick H., SW cor Paciflcand
Davis
McKewen Jonathan C, SE cor Wash-
ington and Sansoin
McKoon W., 846 Howard
McLaughlin E., 210 Post
McLaughlin George, 12 Broadway
McLaughlin John C, 139 Beale
McLea Don.ald. 5 Spring
McLean Andrew. Fillmore St. Wharf
McLeod A., 5 Morton
McLeod Angus, Hunter's Point
McLeod David, Fifth Av bet A and B,
South S. F.
McLoughhn il Shannon, 210 Post
McMahon Patrick, SE cor Fifteenth
and Howard
McMahon Peter, 117 Dmmm
McMahon P J.. 236 Montgomery
McMillan Daniel. 337 Third
McNabb Edward, cor Thirty-first and
Mission
McNulty Thomas, SE cor Second and
Mission
McPherson k Peterson, 26 Steuart
McQuinn Matbew, NW cor Montgom-
ery Av and Pacilic
McStay Edward, cor Fourth and Clara
McSweeney C. Mrs., 425 Dupont
McSweeney & Sullivan. 912 Market
McVey P. & .7., NE cor Green and Stock
Metlauw John H., 968 Folsom
Meehan Martin, 35 Louisa
Meeban William, NE cor Kearny and
Commercial
Mebrtens Jacob, 520 Vallejo
Meiej Christian, NW cor Hyde and
Union
Meier Louis H.. SE cor Seventeenth Av
and N, South S. F.
Moierdierks Christian, N W cor Post and
Powell
Meiggs James, 821 Kearny
Meiklehaugh Daniel, 1425 Pacific
Melncke Frederick, SEcor Twenty-sixth
and Mission
Molbourn Joseph, SW cor Montgomery
and I'acific
Mendel V. & Co., 439 Jackson
Meuke Henry. NW cor Dupont and
Chestnut
Mentel Wdliam, NE cor Broadway and
Stockton
Moutz k Wettig,'NW cor Clay and
Dmmm
Mcrelug .lohn W., SW cor Montgomery
and .Jackson
Merz William. SE cor Powell and Sutter
Moyer August, 409 Pacific
Meyer Bros., NW cor Folsom and Fre-
mont
Meyer C. H., 425 Bush
Meyer Christof, SW cor Polk and Sao
Meyer D,, 1046 Folsom
Meyer Diedrich, NW cor Dup and Pac
Meyer E H, SE cor Front and Bd%vy
Meyer F. & Co., NE cor Turk and FUl-
more
Meyer Frederick. NE cor Sixth and Stev
Meyer Fred. R , 120 Kearny
Meyer Gustave, SE cor Fourth and Mar-
Meyer H. k Co., 314 Clay
Meyer Henry, NW ci.r Dup and Filbert
Meyer Henry, SE cor Haight and Fill-
more
Meyer Henry W., 210 Steuart
Meyer John, NW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Meyer John H., NW cor Third and
Townsend
Meyer M. . NW cor Powell and Lombard
Meyer & Bro., NW cor Powell and Fran-
Meyer & Bro., SW cor Bush and Pierce
Meyer k Elmers, SW cor Powell and
Greenwich
Meyer & Muller. junction Hayes and
Market
Meyerback Solomon, SE cor Mason and
Green _. ,
Michalsen R. T., SE cor Alta and Cal-
houn
Miller John, 22 Howard
Miller John. 41 Sacrauiento
Miller Margaret, 627 Pacific
Miller k Klunder, SW cor Dramm and
Jackson
Miner S. B., 13 Third
Mitchell Frank, 1100 Market
Mitchell John, 316 Fifth
Mitchell John F.. NW cor Hyde and
Post
Mitchell Peter, SW cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Mitchell WiUiam H,, 12 Oregon nr Bat
Mogan John. 602 Filbert
Mohrbach N. & Co., 312 Mont Av
Mohmiann & Co., SW cor Kearny and
Broadway
Moir James. 531 Fifth
Molk John H., NW cor Dupont and
Green
Moloney James, NW cor Davis and
Commercial
Monohan John k Co., 434 Pine
Monnier George, 1153 Howard
Mooney Daniel J., NW cor Market and
Van Ne,ss Av
Mooney Hugh, NW cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Moore William, 9 Broadway
Moran Frank, NW cor Perry and
Fourth
Mordan Albert, 1009 Kearny
Moritz Frederick, SE cor Berry and
Fourth
Morken H. F., 320 Pine
Morris k Hall, 818 Pacific
Morrisey Anne Mrs., 216 Fifth
Morrissev Michael, 21 Minna
Mosch John. 117 Dupont
Muhe Nicholas. 1411 Stocltton
Muhlenl.rink William, SW cor Bush
and Taylor
Mullally John, SW cor Harrison and
Dora
Muller Emil. NW cor Mason and O'Far-
rell
Muller G. M., 102 Jackson
Muller Heinrich, NW cor Bryant and
Garden
Muller Henry, 69 New Montgomery
Muller Nicholas, 20 Frederick
Muller R., 332 Main
Muller k Dippel. 612 Jackson
Mulligan Bridget, 243 Minna
Mullins Edward, NW cor Ruse and Na-
toma
Mulloy k Davison, 621 Washington
Mulvey .Tames. 325 Sansom
Mulvey John, 613 Fourth
Mundellns C, 322 Battery
Munseu James, Mission Bay Wbarf
Munson k Fngmaii, 220 Kearny
Muriset & Ruedin, 240 Dupont
Murken Martin, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Murphy John, 31 Ritch
Murphy M. D., NE cor Geary and Ly-
ons
Murphy Thomas, 34 Minna
Murphy & Kearney, NW cor Leaven-
worth and Pacific
Murphy k McCarthy, SW cor Fifth and
Howard
Murray & Kieman, NE cor Second and
Brannan
Muus k Rohweder, SE cor Broadway
and Scott Pi
Musch W., 117 Dupont
Nachtigall Fred., NW cor Post and
Broderick
Nelbert P H., 1151 Harrison
Nelson Albert N., SW cor Washington
and Dmmm
Nelson August, 906 Kearny
Nelson H., 39 Market
Nelson John, 47 Sacramento
Nelson k Elifson, 421 East
Neuenschwander R., SW cor Morton
and Kearny „, . ,
Neumann C. L., NFl cor Third and
Berry
Neunaber Henry, SW cor Beale and
Folsom
Neunaber k Co., 621 First
Newman Michael, N s Twentieth bet
Dolores and Guerrero
Nickels John W., NE cor Twenty-sixth
and Mission
Nicolas k Marquart. 805 Market
Nissen k Madsen, 634 Jackson
Nobmann Christoph, SW cor Califor-
nia and Fillmore
Noisat Peter, 1338 Dupont
Nolan Patrick J., NE cor Hayes and
Gough „
Nolte Chailes R. Ws Mission nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Nolte Henry. SW cor Dupont and Bush
Nordbruch Henry. 642 Jackson
Norman F. G., NW cor Twentieth and
Valencia
Norton k Co.. 720 Market
Norton S; Masterson. SW cor Hyde and
O'Farrell
Nuhrenberg Charles. NW cor Broad-
way and Polk
O'Brien Bros., 148 New Montgomery
O'Brien James, 19 Sutter
O'Bi-ien James, 25 Second
O'Brien James, 312 Townsend
O'Brien James, 629 'niird
O'Brien Margaret, 116 Pacific
O'Brien Michael, 126 Post
O'Brien Thomas, 660 Mission
O'Brien Thomas, cor Market and Sac
O'Brien & Bride, 44 First
O'Brine k Holton, NW cor Folsom and
Steuart
O'Coimell William, 166 Furst
O'Connor Christopher & Co., SW cor
Fifth and Stevenson
O'Connor James, 617 Mission
O'Connor James k Co.. NE cor Geary
and Taylor
O'Connor Mary Mrs.. 45 Louisa
O'Connor Michael. NE cor Laguna and
Fulton
O'Connor Richard. 424 Broadway
O'Connor Richard. SE cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
O'Connor Timothy, SE cor Hamson
and Fifth
O Gorman Patrick, 508 Mission
OHara k Brennan, 611 Davis
O'Keefe Hannah Mrs., 1120 Hamson
O'Lears' John, 60 First
O'Neil James, 13 Main
O'Neill Robert, NEcorLeidesdorff and
Halleck
O'Reilly James, SE cor Har and Dora
O'Rourke Austin, SW cor Kearny and
Union
O'Sullivan J. P., 33 Sixth
O'Sullivan P. D., 21 Montgomery Av
Obenneir & Thom "Wohrden, SW cor
Eleventh and Folsom
Odell W. G., SW cor Fifth Av and L
Olsen (c Chave. 629 Jackson
Olson Henry, 21 Commercial
Olson & Peterson, 1110 Battery
Oppenheinier C. , NE cor Pine and Hyde
Orr W. H., 919 Harrison
Osmer & Co.. NE cor Folsom and Steu-
art and NW cor First and Brannan
Otteii Claus, NW cor Stockton and \ al-
lejo
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Overmohle Henry, SE cor Howard and
Moss
Pahl R. H,, SE cor Geary and Dupont
Paravagnie L.. 222 Broadway
Paulsen Hermann, SW cor Turk and
Taylor
Paulsen J, E., 2o3 Stevenson
ParHen-lch John, 523 Davis
Payne Joel H., 721 Davis
Pearson A Holmes, Cosmopolitan Hotel
Pellicciaia A,, BIS Front
Perazzo Manuel, 1421 Dupont
PerrierH-. 2J6 Third
Perry & Doyle, 311 Bush
Peru William. SUS Dupont
Peters & Hartraan. 45 Sacramento
Peterson & Sonnicbseo, 635 Kearny
Pettenoli P., 102S Kearny
PfeifFer M. Mrs., lOUo Dupont
Pfortner Carl, cor Twenty -third and
York
Phillips ^^ Cassady, 130 Berry
PhiUips & Murphy. 113 Taylor
Phister A., NE cor Sac and Leidesdorff
Piaggio A.. 1622 Stockton
Pichot & Robin. 6U Fourth
Pierce J. F,. 433 Pacific
Pike James F.. I91S Market
PisaniP,. 621 Pacific
Pistolesi A . SW cor Wash and Dupont
Pioe-er t.'. A 30S Francisco
Pohlker J. H,, NE cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Pope Charles, S W cor Union and Frank-
lin
Pope Charles, NW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
Popp Hermann, SW cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Porter A. A.. 112 HaUeck
Porter Horace. Lick House
Postel i Brandt. 223 Perry
Powers Michael. NW cor Eighth and
Clementina
PredaG. & Co . 506 Clay
Price James. 3(>4 Pacific
Price Nellie Miss. 1031 Keamy
Prinz John. 49 Second
Prunty O.. SW cor Fol and Eighteenth
Puckhaber John. SW cor Fifteenth Av
audP
Purcell David, E s Cemetery Av nr Sut-
ter
Pygeorge John G. A., 1019 Keamy
PjTTonin E,, 319 Third
Quellen & Dotzen. NE cor Fourth and
Silver
Quevedo D-, 133S Dupont
Quinn John. 1200 Market
Quinn Thomas. 217 Pacific
Quinn & Malone, 538 Third
Raab F., 149 Second
Rdchenberger L,. 203 Sutter
Radovitch & Uhrlandt, 306 Keamy
Riffio G.. 325Sansom
I'amm H k Co.. 40 Geary
Ramsey P.. 3 Merchant
Randal] George. 602 Keamy
Ranken H. & C . 1071 Market
Rattler Lt-w. 334 Bush
Ratto & Martinn. 204 Brannan
Raj-mond C W , 31 Sacramento
Razzetto Fortunato, 52S Market
Reardon J. J., NW cor Third and Ev-
erett
ReckenbeU F. k Co.. 549 Clay
Reddington J., cor Columbia and Twen-
ty-fifth
Reddy John, cor Beale and Bryant
Reeckmaun A.. NE cor Fol and Beale
Reed Charles. 115 .Jackson
Reese G. .t Co . iU^ Sansom
Regeser Charles. 530 Pacific
Reich John C. 308 Pacific
Eeid G. W., 1141 Pacific
ReillyC. P.. 16 Fifth
Reilly James. 1710 Leavenworth
Reilly W.. SW cor Steuartaud Folsom
Reinecke i: Hennings. 1325 Stockton
Reiter Henry, S3.5 Sacramento
Reiterman Charles. 106 Jackson
Rekman Fredtrick, ^ilO Jackson
Resing J . San Jos^ Road
Ricaud J. P.. 536 Merchant
Rice James, 3.50 Brannan
Richanis J. E., 227 Bush
Richanison Charles. 741 Folsom
Richter W. H., First Av nr Kentucky
Eickboro F. A.. SE cor Eckerand Stev-
enson
Riddle Robert, cor Keamy and Fran-
cisco
Riordan Dennis. 502 Third
Rismoudo L., B29 Davis
Ristow J. W., NW cor Turk and Van
Roach Michael, 21 Sixth
Roberts D. H.. NE cor Mission and Six-
teenth
Roberts J.
Polk
Robinet J,,
W., NW cor Austin and
. 641 Broadway
Rodefeld & Weber, SW cor Post and
Keamy
Rodgers Benjamin, 252 Brannan
Roes L. B. W., SE cor Front and Ore-
gon
Rohde H., SW cor Wash and Front
Rohde Jolm. SW cor Clay and Taylor
Rohde & Schutte, NE cor Battery and
Green
Rohde & Schutte. NE cor Dnp and Pine
Rohlffs & Woebke, 1 Mission
Rohrs J. D., SW cor Mission and Elev-
enth
Rosenbaiun M. Mrs., 609 Pacific and 108
Jackson
Rosenbhim John H., SW cor Railroad
and Fifth avs
Rosendahl C, cor Spring and Summer
Rosengartcn E,, 3 Dupont
Rotherraan J. . NE cor Fourth and King
Rottanzi G.. 1027 Market
Rouard J , SW cor Main and Folsom
Rowe James, SW cor Third and Berry
Rudolph W, 624 Sacramento
Rnh k Maschowsky, 411 Bush
Runge & Lakeman, SW cor Fourth and
Clementina
Rush &. Garity, 620 Market
Ryan Charles, SW cor Third and Ev-
erett
Ryan James, 429 Minna
Ryan J. W,, SW cor Fifth and Minna
Ryan Michael, 818 Howard
Saflferhill & Beyersdorf, 7 Merchants"
Exchange
Sagehorn H.. NW cor Union and Jas-
per PI
Sahnke H, G., SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Sainsot F., NW" cor Mission and Main
Sajous J., Mrs., NW cor Dupont and
Post
Sammy & Steffens, NE cor Tyler and
Larkin
Sample & Hageman. 312 Keamy
Sarseen Edward. 814 Third
Sartor & Steffani, 1010 Dupont
Sass Marcus, 311 Seventh
Scahnanlni k Co., 33 Clay
Schedel G., 34 Jessie
Scheper A.. 734 Broadway
ScheperC. , NE cor Fifteenth and Minna
Scheper John H., NE cor Clay and Lar-
kin and cor Beale and Bryant
Scheper Joseph, NW cor Dolores and
Twenty-second
Schettler M. Mrs., 505 Pacific
Scheunemann H., NE cor Jessie and
Sixth
Schilling W.. 4 Front
Schleef J. H.. 815 Jackson
Schlichting H F , 449 Fifth
Schluter C. H.. 744 Fourth
Schluter J. H., NE cor Second and
Howard
Schmadeke i Heuer, NW cor Francisco
and Mason
Schmidt Christian, SW cor Bush and
Kearny
Schmidt F., NW cor Mission and Sct-
enth
Schmidt William, NW cor Octavia and
Gak
Schmidt William. SW cor Kearny and
California
Schmidt k Grunewald. 304i Montgom-
ery Av
Schneider A.. 1016 Keamy
Schnibbe k Baker. 214 Steuart
Schnittger M., NE cor Fillmore and
Clay
Schnoor Henry, BE cor Shasta and
Michigan
Schoenfelder J.. 1113 Dupont
SchoUe A . SE cor Post and Jones
Schoremeir H- H., NE cor Prospect PI
and California
Schott Charles. 711 Brannan
Schottler A., SE cor Montgomery and
Vail e jo
Schrader C. SW cor Brannan and Clin-
ton
Schrader William, 225 Pacific
Schramm k Schnabel, 545 California
Screiber John, NE cor Third and Miss
Schreiner G. A_. 1111 Dupout
Schrieder L. M., 2S Sacramento
Schriefer Bros,. 155 Natoma
Schroder C, SW cor Franklin and Mc-
Allister
Schroder C. A., NW cor Vandewater
and Powell
Schroder C. A. Jr , 330 Bush
Schroder Herman. NW cor EUia and
Webster
Schroder J. F.. SE cor Sacramento and
Drumm
Schroder J. H,. 330 Vallejo
Schroder k Weston, NE cor Second and
Folsom and 1020 Market
Schroeder Bros., NE cor Second and
Minna
Schroeder J. H., NE cor Post and Lar-
kin
Schroeder J. L., 7 Washington
Schubert August. SW cor Nineteenth
and Howard
Schuldt H , NW cor Third and SUver
Schulken J. & Co.. SE cor McAlUster
and Octavia
SchulteF. W,, 507 Davis
Schultheis H,. 252 First
Schultz Anna Mrs,, SW cor Commercial
and Davis
Schultz Louis, SE comer Sansom and
Greenwich
Schultz & Kock, SW cor Broadway and
Davis
Schultze R., 713 Keamy
Schumacher Fred.. 44 Steuart
Schumann W., 1100 Folsom
Schwartz D., SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Valencia
Schwartz Henry, 340 Third
Schwartz. Husing & Meyer. 1 Market
Schwartz k Husing, SE cor Mission and
Eighteenth
Sciaroni k Grisingher, 31IH Mont Av
Scollay W. A.. 1522 Stockton
Scott A. C. Mrs., SW cor Keamy and
Sacramento
Sculley Jeremiah, 1317 Sansom
Sculley E. J., NE cor Pacific and Stock-
ton ^^
Sears & Foley, NW cor Davis and Bdwy
Seebeck E. E.. NW cor Scott and Turk
Seiberlich & Co., SE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Seipil C 923 Keamy
Seitz & Oterseu, 16 Thu-d
Seivers k Thomas. 1012 Battery
Sellinger & Moeller. 511 Pacific
Sengstacken Peter, SE cor Fremontand
Mission
Shanley C. G., 20 Commercial
Shannon John, SE cor Grove and Oc-
tavia
Shea T. M., SW comer Stevenson and
Annie
Sheahan k Long, 114 Pacific
Sheehan Daniel. 1317 Mission
Sheehan John, NW cor Broderick and
Greenwich
Shepard i: Elhs. SW cor Third and King
Shermerout L.. 625 Broadway
Shohay F., NE cor Pacific and Scott PI
Siebe H. D. F.. 615 Fourth
Siebe L.. NE cor Everett and Fourth
Siedenburg H., NW cor Green and
Keamy
Siegelke A. T.. 609 Jackson
Sien P., 945 Bryant
Sievers W . SW co- East and Clay
Silva Frank. 854 Pacific
Simon B.. SE cor Sixth and Harrison
Simon John. 14 Washington
Sinnott Henry. SW cor Minna and Julia
Sivierou E., 826 Pacific
Skerrett k Co., NE cor Shipley and
Willow
Slinkey J E., California Theater
Smadeke W. & Co., SW cor Third and
Brannan
Smadeke k Mehrtens, SW cor Eighth
and Mission
Smidt L., SE cor Dup and Greenwich
Smith Adam, 633 Sacramento
Smith George. SE cor Fifth and Perry
nly Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Exclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Smith Joseph, "W s Valencia nr Fif-
teenth
Smith J. W. & Co., 639 Front
Smith Sarah Mrs.. 1010 Kearny
Sneider John, 623 Merchant
Sobbe D., 541 MisBion
Spacter H.. 127 Sixth
Spanier J., 112 Post
Sparrow J., 23 Clementina
Spaulding J. P., NW cor Shipley and
Eighth
Speckman F. F., NE cor Mission and
Fourth
Spencer D., NW cor Beale and Folsom
Sprague & Vauderwater, 900 Market
Spreen W., cor First Av and Kentucky
Spruegel C, Railroad Avnr Twelfth Av
Stagg Comehus, Ocean House Road
Stahmann A. , S\V cor Stockton and Sac
Staniels H. A.. E s Montgomery Av nr
Vallejo
Staniford J. Mrs., NW cor Towneend
and Ritch
Stapleton Jolin, SW comer Geary and
Broderick
Steers Henrj'. 301 Bryant
Steffens B., SE cor Folsom and Main
Stein C. Mrs., 646i Pacific
SteinhofT H., NW cor Dup and Sutter
Stephens T. W., comer Mission and
Thirty-first
Stevens G.. SW cor Battery and Union
Stevens M. V., NW cor Folsom and
Eleventh
Stewart C. A., NE cor Mont and Wash
Stewart John, N s Bush nr Buchanan
Stocky & Schuetze, 814 Kearny
Stoddard J. H., 1 Commercial
Stoeveu H., 636 Green
Stoppelkamp A. H. Mrs., SE cor Stock-
ton and Union
Stone C. L., 417 Kearny
Stratman Jolm. 1159 Mission
Straub N., 831 Sacramento
Stuart C. H.. 311 DaWs
Stumer & Ramsey, 921 Kearny
Stumpf John, First Av nr Kentucky
Sullivan D. O., NW cor Fourth and
Freelon
Sullivan Michael, 518 First
Sullivan Patrick. 627 DaWs
Sullivan P. F. Mrs.. SW cor Third and
Silver
Sullivan Thomas G., NE cor Mission
and Ridley
Sullivan Timothy D., 241 Fourth
Sullivan Timothy J., SW cor Minna and
Fourth
Sullivan WiUiam, 733 Howard
Sullivan & Hughes, SE cor Battery and
Jackson
Sur>' Paul, 109 Dupont
Swansy P. A,, NW cor Ritch and Clara
Sweeney Michael, Six-mile House, San
Jose Road
Swordstreani E. J., NW cor Fourth and
Harrison
Taison J. P.. NW cor Spear and Har
Tannian Patrick J.. 24 Third
Tanna A. Mrs.. 27 Dupont
Tash J. M.. 313 East
Tavey E., 53 Everett
Tayac L. F., 31 Fourth
Teese Lewis Jr., SE cor Keamy and
California
Tenney John, 204 Fourth
Thelan J. J., 995 Market
Thelan Peter, 703i Davis
Thibault T,. SE cor Duiwnt and Bush
Thom Wolirden Heniy. NW cor Ninth
and Minna
Thora Wohrden T., NE cor Stevenson
and Fourth
Thomas C, J.. 35 Eddy
Thomas Frank, 215 Pacific
Thomas W. B,, 21 Pacific
Thomford H. A„ NW cor Filbert and
Powell
Tliompson William. 1127 Folscm
TichenorS. J., NE cor Bat and Bush
Tiedemaun M., SW comer Hayes and
Polk
Tienkeu B., 814 Jackson
TierneyBros., 311 Pine
Tiemey Thomas, NE cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Tietjen D. W., N\V cor Pacific and San
Tietjen J, H., 415 Brannan
Tischor C. 10 Front
Tobbenboske H., 2 Second
Tobbenboske J. H., SW cor Second and
Howard
Tobelmann H., SW cor First and Na-
toma
Tomalty P. J., SW cor Sixth and Minna
Topping & Frost, 21 Geary
Tormey & Hand. 210 Sutter
Tracy Michael, 1130 Folsom
Treverton S.. 638 Pacific
Tribois F., 1115 Dupont
Tridon L., 907 Dupont
Troy George, 427 Pine
Troy M Mrs. , S W cor Boyd and Chesley
Truelson T.. SE cor Sac and Leav
Tuck John. San Bruno Road nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Turner Charles, 777 Mission
Turner John, NW comer Howard and
Twenty -fifth
Tuttle & Whitaker, 318 Bush
Tyson D. S., 587 Market
Umbsen Henry. 1220 Market
Underwood Henry. Russ House
Ungrot A.. 425 Bush
Uruer John. SE cor Sixth and Folsom
Valenti G.. 1234 Dupont
Vallet C. SE cor Fourth and Harrison
Van Bergen A., 425 Sansom
Van Bergen & Dosher. 433 Bush
Van Noorden W., 312 Mission
Vance James, 209 Jackson
Vaughn & Daley, 5 Kearny
Veersmann & Schmidt, 1059 Market
Velbert P. H.. 1151 Harrison
Verdenhalven John. 971 Harrison
Verges & Orra. 634 Pacific
Vidal J.. 706 Pacific
Villard C. 1330 Stockton
Villedieu Charles. 304 Sutter
Vollmer J. & H., SE cor Sac and Davis
Von Glahn C. 13 Seventh
' Von Glahn F. J., NW cor Montgomery
and Alta PI
Von Giahn J. H., NE cor Chattanooga
and Twenty-second
Von Glahn John & Co., 409 Pine
Von Hadelu John. 1601 Powell
Von Harten L., NW cor Brannan and
Sixth
Von Staden D. C. SW cor Steuart and
Mission
Von Staden G. C, 901 Kearny
Von Staden & Co., SE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Vortmann H., N\V cor Steuart and
Howard
Vorwerck C, 18171 Powell
Wagner E. L.. 1232 Dupont
Wahl C. & Co.. 202 Dupont
WahlL, 415 Davis
Wainwrigbt James. 321 California
Wainwright W., SE cor First and Mar-
ket
Waldeck John, 14 First
Wall Thomas P.. 50 Third
Wall & Thomas. 227 Sixth
Walsh Mary Mrs,, 426 Drumm
Walter A. Mrs.. 351 Third
Walter P. H., 512 Bush
Waner Robert, S s Berry nr Fourth
Ward A. Mrs., N s Pacific nr Battery
Ward James. 232 Brannan
Warnecke A. & Co., 110 Sacramento
Warner Abraham, Meiggs' Wharf
Wamken H. F., NWcor Dupont and
Francisco
Warren C. A., 38 Geary
Waters G. F.. 540 Market
Waters & Bankson, 208 Fu^t
Weber G., 433 Broadway
Weber L.. NW cor Page and Franklin
Webster John, 11 Jackson
Wedel J. G.. SW cor Pac and Drumm
Wedemeyer C. H.. cor Twenty-fourth
and Treat Av
Weigel John N. W., cor Geary and
Keamy
WeisenboraF., NE cor Lombard and
Baker
Welch J. L., cor Seventh Av and B
Welch M. Mrs., 74 Jessie
Wellbrock & Schroeder, 214 Davis
WeUbrook & Junck. 211 Pine
WendtC, 722 Harrison
Weper Henry, cor Point Lobos At and
Boyce
Wemar G.. 309 Third
Wessell John. SE cor Powell and Union
Westedt W., 820 Battery
Westlake George. 673 Market
Weston John. 504 Montgomery
Weyteman L.. NW cor Fifth and Rail-
Whan & Walsh. 1220 Market
Wherity P. k Son, 220 First
White William, S s Central Road nr
Golden Gate Park
White William H., SE cor Stockton and
Morton
Whitney J. J., NW cor Fourth and
Bluxome
Whitney T. C , 422 Dmmm
Wiebalk N.. SW cor Bush and Polk
Wiebel J.. 110 Dupont
Wier k Heins, NW cor Fourth and
Mission
Wiese Charles. 40 Jackson
Wiese John, 324 Broadway
WilkeL.. 240 Sutter
Wilkens W.. SW cor Stock and Sutter
Wilker F., NW cor Folsom and Eighth
Wilkins Henry, SW cor Turk and Pierce
Wilkins & Co., NE cor Chestnut and
Mason
Williams & Marshall, NW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Williamson C. 628 Merchant
Wilson A.. Ill Jackson
Wilson Charles. Occidental Hotel
Winkelmann H. & Co., SW cor Hayes
and Laguna
Winkle Henry. SW cor San and Pac
Winter J. H., NW cor Franklin and
Bush
Wintjen John, SW cor Geary and De-
vi sadero
Wissel H.. 245 Fourth
Witgeu D. & Co., NW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Witte Charles, Georgia nr Shasta
Witte W.. SW cor Howard and Harriet
Wobber H., NW cor Pow and Lombard
Wobber P. W.. SE cor Kearand Union
Wohltmann H,, S s King nr Second
Wolters W.. 31 Clementina
Wolzen D. H., NE cor Ninth and Fol
Woods A. B., 409 Fourth
Woods A- Mrs.. 541 First
Woods & Gale, 409 Fourth
Woodworth J.. 315 Pacific
Wortmann & Heeder. 16 Geary
Wrede C, 419 East and N W cor Steuart
and Slission
Wrede D.. NW cor Leav and Jackson
Wright James. 619 Broadway
Wright M., 20 Sixth
Wright W NW comer Market and
Haight
Wulbern C, 421 Pacific
Wulbem J.. SW cor Hyde and Jackson
Wulf Henry. 21 Hinckley
Wuth Gustave. N W cor Pac and Pow
Wynne W.. 316 Fourth
Yates J. D., SW cor Market and Third
Zahn Henrj'. 823 Vallejo
Zenovich L.. 640 Post
Ziegelmeyer A., SW cor Sixth and Bry-
ant
Zierenberg & Stamer, SE cor Folsom
and Ritch
ZifFerer k Bock, NE cor Keamy and
Washington
JOHN HARRISON,
''BOOMERANG,"
NW cor. Washington
and Dupont.
Staffordshlreand the choicest brands
of English Aics.
James U. Steele & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
F!ne Wines, Brandies, & Liquors,
For Medicinal purposes.
521 MONTOOMKRV.
Lltbographers.
Baker George H., 103 Montgomery
Bancroft A. L. k Co., 721 Market
BRITTON. REY & CO.. SW cor Com-
mercial and Leidesdorff (see adv.
opposite page)
MOECjAN Si CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Market.
. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
833
BroiTO G T. & Co., 540 Clay
I'ueliler Frederick, 51 Mont Block
t'rcicker H, S. S: Co., 401 Sansom
HolfiiKini) John, 806 Kearny
JeniHitj:B -Tohn, 326 .Saosom
SCHM II>T M. & CO., 411 Clay and 412
(.'I'lninercial
Wittenbacl] Emanuel, 621 Clay
M. SCHMIDT & CO.,
Lithographers Sc Zincographers
411 Clay and 412 Commkkcial,
Lilhosraplirrs' Alalorial.s.
Ne^vTnan & Bennett, 411 Washington
live Stock— Dealers.
[See also Stock Yards.]
Bliss George D., Long Bridge
Flint, Bixhy & Co. (sheep), SW cor Bat-
tevy and Green
Gaylord & Moore, 716 Sansom
Severance k Feet (sheep), office 315 Cal
Smith & West. 1159 Folsom
Sweeney Daniel & Co., NE comer Six-
teenth and Howard
lock Dealers.
[See also Hardware.]
Bryant & Taylor. 312 California
Hall's Safe and Lock Co , 537 Market
Kittredge Jonathan, 18 Fremont
LEAYITT C. H., 227 Beale (see ady.
dept. p. Ixviii)
Parkhurst V. S. W., 318 Pine
Will k Finck, 821 Kear and 140 Mont
fiOeksiiiitlis.
[See also Bellhangers ; also Safes.]
Adams A. M. S Co , 220 Fremont
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Beck August. 510 Broadway
Bien Josepli, 311 Battery
Brooks Daniel, 608 Market
Browning & Heber, 631 Washington
Bussey William C, 431 Bush
Camous Andre, 431 Bu.sh
Clark W. D. S; Co , 20 Fremont
C.ihen David, 1048 Polsom
Collms Wallace, 111 Stevenson
Crowe Timothy, 791 Mission
Davidson J. D., 812 Market
Dexter A. G., 219.1 Dupont
Eger William, 407 Dupont
Garvey James, 1003 Howard
Harris WiUiam, 208 Leidesdorff
LehnigC. E., 240 Fifth
Marks August, 506 Commercial
Merkt Joseph P., 758 Clay
Morris D,, 13S Post
Nauman Paul Z., 218 Commercial
OTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush (see adv.
dept. page liv)
Pfeifler John W.. 1032 Kearny
Rau & Kohnke, 119 Leidesdorff
Bchirmeir Frederick. 737 Mission
Schnoor Christian H., 219 Sixth
Silverstein Elias, 113 Jackson
Sullivan Daniel J., 14 Fourth
Trieber Conrad, 812 Sansom
Verrill Calvin M., 641 Mission
WUl k Finck, 821 Kearny aod 140 Mont
liOeomotlTc Builders.
[See also Foundries.]
Bonth H. J. & Co., NE cor Mission and
First
HINCKLEY & CO.
and Tehama
RI.SIlON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, HE cor Howard and Beale
(see adv. dept. page 6)
Lodjirings.
[See also Boarding; also Hotels.]
Abbott Margaret E., 80 Clementina
Addison S. L. Mrs., 787 Mission
Alle,-k Addie Miss, 128 Tyler
An ibi-rsnn John (Ocean House), 103
Clark
, NE cor Fremont
Anderson William R., 7 Broadway
Andrews Anne, .536 Market
Arand Margaret Miss, 719 Clay
Armer Lizzie Miss, 522 Stockton
Aubonnet August (Europe Hotel), 107
Dupont
Babcock Annie Mrs. , 417 Kearny
Bacon George W. (Commercial), 615
Commercial
Bailey George & Co. (Railroad House),
533 Commercial
Bailey S. M, Mrs.. 757 Howard
Bailey Lewis H. (Portsmouth House),
NW cor Clay and Brenham PI
Baillie Emilie P. Mrs., 1415 Stockton
Baily W. J. (Isthmus House), 54 First
Baker Anna Mrs., 13 Harlan PI
Ball J. E,, 54 Third
Bannou .Tane, 110 Fourth
Binnon Margaret Mrs., 823 Mont
Barcellos Jos^ (Luzitania House), SW
cor Dnimm and Oregon
Barry H E. Mrs., 14 Eddy
Barry William Mrs,, 200 Stockton
Bauer George (Hayes Valley House),
114 Hayes
Beach J. C. (Adams House), 537 Sao
Bean Annie Mrs., 1110 Market
Beekman C. W., SE cor Sac and Davis
Begue B. J. Mrs , 924 Dupont
Beil J. S. Mrs., 313 Kearny
Belduke Frances Mrs.. 783 Market
Benjamin Charlotte Mrs., 749 Market
Bergold Charies V. (Franconia House),
E s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
eighth
Bermier Marie, 8 Polk Lane
Bernard John, 5 Drumm
Beronio G. (Roma Hotel), 215 Bdwy
Berry J. W. Mrs. , 109 Montgomery
Beyer M. Mrs., 625 Vallejo
Bishop R, B., 325* Bush
Either Amanda Mrs., 631 Sacramento
Blakely C F. Mrs., 206 Keaniy
Bluudell J. Mrs., 700 Broadway
Bolaniler C Mrs., 736 Market
Bole William, 225 Second
Bolger Ann Mrs., SE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Bolte Peter, 32 Rausch
Boullet Oliver Mrs., 1433 Taylor
Boiu-f|uin Victoria Mrs. (Webb House).
37 Second
Bowen J. Mrs., 39 Everett
Boyle Peter (New York Lodging House),
221 Pacific
Bradley Eliza Mrs., 5 Stockton
Brady Susan F., 326 Fifth
Brearley M M. Mrs., 645 Clay
Brewster Mary Mrs., 131 Montgomery
Briggs Anna M,, 132 Eddy
Briggs Martha, 26 Geary
Briggs O. W., 137 Montgomery
Brown E. C. Mrs , 25 EUis
Brown E. J. Mrs., 1003 Powell
Brown Emma M. Mrs., 409 Minna
Brown Jessie E. Mrs., 957 Market
Brown Rassie F., 325 Fifth
Bruce Joseph, 310 Montgomery Av
Bruce Marj' Mrs., 15 Second
Bruns Deitrich (Golden Eagle Hotel),
112 Polk
Buckley J. Mrs , 127 Fourth
Buckley M E. Mrs., 122 Geary
Bundy C. Mrs., 12 Virginia
Burkhard Hannah Mrs., 530 Vallejo
Burns Catharine Mrs., 247 Stevenson
Burns Mary Mrs., 39 Minna
Bums Frank. 268 Brannau
Butler Ellen E., NE cor Fol and Steu
Butler Joseph E. Mrs., 530 Howard
Butler M. J. Mrs , 217 Second
Buxton P. B. Mrs., 1028 Market
Bjron Mrs.. 21 Turk
Cadwallader H. Mrs., 929 Howard
Cahill Frances Mrs.. Galinto nr Six-
teenth
Calhoiiu Ella A , 935 Folsom
Callander John F., 5 Broadway
Campbell Margaret Mrs., 318 Pine
Canagnabere Joseph, 736 Pacific
Carlin James, SW cor Seventh and
Brannan
Caray Edward Mrs., 5 Fourth
Carroll Margaret, 349 Fourth
Carter Lydia M. , 636 Green
Cassidy Bridget Mrs., 773 Folsom
Cavanagb Mary Mrs., 617 Mission
Chamberlain Eloise Mrs. (Chamberlain
House), 600 Bush
Chamberlain H. Mrs., 610 Stockton
Chandler Kate Mrs.. 737 Market
Chandler Thomas (Mariners' Home), 504
DaWs
Cheney L. E. Mrs., 215 M.arket
Child M. C. Mrs , 274 Clementina
Church 0. C. Mrs., 18 Minna
Church W. A. (Empire), 636 Com
Clarke Ellen, 908 .lackson
Clarke Lena, 226 Sutter
Coghlan B. Miss, 657 Howard
Cole C. E. Mrs , 110 Sutter
Cole Delia, SO] Vallejo
Cole LiTuan, 815 Montgomery
Collins Elizabeth Mrs., 419 Minna
Collins Katie Mrs., 564 Mission
Collins M. F. Mrs. (Albemarie), 8 Mason
Conboie Mary 0. Mrs., 707J Mission
Condon M.aria Mrs., 503 Minna
Connell Mary Mrs., 1032 Market
Conner Sarah A, Mrs , 13 Powell
Cook Charles G., 621 California
Cook Jessie S. Mrs., 108 Stockton
Cook Mary M. Mrs., 704.i Mission
Coppola Mary Miss, 835 Clay
Corby Margaret A. Mrs., 1107 Pine
Cory Isabella Mrs., 524 Howard
Costello S, (Mountain Spring House),
Oce.an House Road nr Toll Gate
Cotter Hannah Mrs., N s Sixteenth bet
Mission and Folsom
Cox Mary, 47 Minna
Craddock A. H., 30 Kearny
Cramer M. A. Mrs., lOOSS Market
Creighton C. Mrs., 40 Natoma
Creighton E. Mrs., 276 Minna
Cronin Nora Mrs., 458 Minna
Crowley Kate Mrs., 521 Mission
Curtis .Julia A. Mrs., 704 Sutter
Daisy Margaret Mrs.. 538 Mission
Daley J. H. Mrs. (West End Hotel),
Brenham PI
Daly Catharine Mrs., 28 Minna
Damas Norah Mrs , 317 Jessie
Damon S. T Mrs,, 1130 Market
Dangerfleld M. E. Mrs., 823 Ellis
Dangers Margaret Mrs., SEcor Folsom
and Fourth
Daniels E. Mrs., 115 Ellis
Darling Mary Ann Mrs., 811 Market
Daunet K Barraque (Lafayette House),
708 ComraercLal
Davis A. Mrs , 660 Howard
Davis L, B. Mrs,, 225 Fourth
Davis S. A Mrs., 515 Kearny
Daj-niore Hem-y Mrs., 362 Third
Deasy ,Ierome, I Brooks
DenatourM Mrs, 10 Taylor
Denning Margaret, 813 Howard
Dennison S, L, Mrs., 721 Harrison
Denton A. Mrs., 920 Washington
Derham Miiry, 1006 Clay
Desmu Rosalie, SW cor Montgomery
and Vallejo
Devine Mary Jane, 706 California
Dexter M. A. Mrs., 108 Taylor
Dillman G. F., 825 Keamy
Doherty & Hanley (New Franklin
House), 321 Pacific
Donovan Ann Mrs , 44 Jessie
Doyle Annie Mrs., 641 Washington
Doyle M. Mrs. (Haight House), 632
Brannan
Duffy Catharine Mrs , 68 First
Dimphy Catharine, 323 Fourth
Dunphy Ellen Miss, 835 Geary
Earle Anna E. Mrs., 1419 Powell
Edwards Anna Mrs., 525 Pine
Elmer Harry Mrs., 314 Bush
Esterley E. J. Mrs , 726 California
Evans Jennie, 20 Montgomery
Evans Mary A, Mrs., 719 Market
Ewell L. J. (Coso), 409 Sansom and
(Branch) 424 Sansom
E.Xpert Mary, 1403 Stockton
Fagan M. Mrs., 231 Second
Feely Dennis (Cisco), 532 Commercial
and (Oregon) 641 Commercial
Feeney B, Mrs , 223 Stevenson
Fenton Catherine T. Mrs., 720 Market
Finerty William H,, 16 Sutter
Finn Margaret Mrs., 513 Howard
Finnegan C^atherine Mrs., 405 Natoma
Fisher L. A. Mrs., 923 Washington
Fiske Mary A. Mrs. , 964 Mission
Fitzgerald Margaret, 271 Minna
Fitzgerald Mary Mi-s., 619 Bush
Fitzgerald Mary Mrs., 867 Mission
Fitzgerald R, Mrs , 709 Mission
Fleury D. Mme., 1018 Stockton
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Floyd E. Mrs.. 152 First
Fogg Mary Mrs., 58y Market
Foley Mary A. Mrs., 107 Fifth
Forbes Jane Mrs., 714 Howard
Ford Bridget Mrs., 120 Fourth
Ford Mary A. Mrs.. 921 Market
Fnuse Teresa, 119 Seventh
Fowler M, A Mrs.. 1116 Mission
Fox Teresa Mrs,, 14 Geary
Francis Marj- L., 923 Wnshington
Fraser Hugh (Everett House), 55 Sec
Frazen Amelia Mrs . ^70 First
Frye E. E, Mra., 815 Stockton
Fuller L. J. Mrs.. 915^ Howard
Funnan C. J. Mrs. {Change House), SW
cor California and Montgomery
Gallagher Laura A.. 21 Powell
Galland F Mrs , 724 Mission
Ganey Peter, 10r>5 Market
Gardner Adelia Miss. 102 Eighth
Gargan Margaret Mrs.. 21 Anthony
Garrity Ellen Mrs.. 215 Tehama
Gassmau Joseph. 423 Broadway
Gay Belle Miss, 215 Minna
Genet J. P, (Avenue House). 819 Kear
Gibbons Ellen Mrs.. 742 Market
Gillan E. M. Mrs. (Axlingtou House),
127 Kearny
Gipin S. Mrs., 105 Geary
Glusing Sarah, 115 Sixth
Goettiug M. Mrs., 316 Pine
Gogan E. Mrs., 515 Pine
Goldstone Golda Mrs. 1061 Howard
GomtfZ M. D. H. Mrs.. 736 Folsoru
Goodwin Sojihic. 495 O'Farrell
Gordon Noah M. (Maine). 614 Kearny
and (Waldo) 733 Market
Gorman M. Mrs., 75 Minna
Gorscher Kate Mrs.. SE cor Brannan
and Seventh
Graham Da\id. 234 First
Grant Eleanor Mrs.. 430 Minna
Grant Mary E. Mrs., 8 Powell
Greeley Minnie Mrs.. 120 Seventh
Green Annie Mrs,. 2S4 Minna
Grt^euwood La^^Tence, 303 Third
Grittin Mary Mrs., 56 Minna
Gwynn W. Mrs., 77 Natoma
Hadler John, NE cor Dup and Geary
Hadlock Olive A. Mra.. 908 Howard
Haight A. J. Mrs., 26i Kearny
Hall C. Mrs., 19 Sixth
Hannah H. Mrs. (Windsor House), 905
Market
Hanscoin Lewis {Wadsworth House),
225 Bush
Hansen & Grdnholdt, NE cor Wash-
ington and Drunim
Harber Annie Mrs., 745 Clay
Harding E. Mrs,, 112 Mason
Hiirrington M. Mrs , 1019 Market
Han-in^-ton W. H. Mrs.. 405 Turk
Harris M, Mrs . 919 Washington
Hastings E. Mrs., 124 Tyler
Hay Henry, SW cor Sixth and Howard
Hay ward E. L. Mrs.. 156 Third
Hebers E. Mrs., 440 Bush
Helstrommer & Co.. 12 Washington
Herrera Ignatio, 1016 Stockton
Hewitt M. C. Mrs.. 120 Foiuth
Hinckley Sallie Miss. 121 Montgomery
Hoffman Julia R. Mrs . 742 Wash
Hogan Ellen Miss. 710 Folsom
Hogan Mary A.. 3 Central PI
Hohne Babette Mrs., 10 C^uincy
Holden Teresa Mrs., 523 Kearny
Holey Jennie Mrs., 704 Folsom
Holloway S. J. Mrs., U Geary
Hopkinson Delilah. 820 Washington
Horn E A. Mrs,, 718 Howard
1 Huwe B. F. Mi-s . 109 O'Farrell
I Hoj-t M. C. Mrs , 333 OTarreU
' Huber R , 330 Third
Hunt Mary J. Mrs.. 539 Pine
Huntington C, Mrs., 47 Second
H\is3ey S. L. Mrs., 23 Kearny
Husson Urbain. 919 Clay
Hutchings J. Mrs.. 721 Howard
Hutchin.=ion David (Eureka). 624 Com
Hutchinson William, 110 Prospect PI
Ingoldsby L. D (Arcade), 930 Market
Irwin Mary F, Miss, 225 Second
Ives F. M. Miss, 1132 Market
Jackscui Eliza Mrs , 235 Stevenson
Jackson S A, Mrs . 504 Stockton
Jamt'oifl A Mrs.. 826 Broadway
Jiiiiiison S. Mrs,, 48 Clay
Jewett Sarah E. Mrs , 117 Mason
Johnson Anna, 33 John
Johnson Harriet, 100 Bernard
Johnson H. M, Mrs., 607 Kearny
Johnson Marian Mrs,, 425 Kearny
Jones A. Mrs,. 32 Ellis
Joyce Hannah Mrs , 510 Broadway, rear
Joyce Matthew (Eureka), 129 Folsom
Keany Kate Mrs., 33 Eddy
Kearney Ellen Mrs., 43 Tehama
Keefe Hannah Miss, 637 Howard
Keegau E. Mrs., 712 Howard
Keeler Mary A., 776 Howard
Keely M. Mrs., 293 Clementina
Keeney J. R,. 14 O'FarreU
Kellogg C. Mrs., 237 Stevenson
Kelly Ann Mrs.. 673 Howard
Kelly Lizzie Mrs., 223 Second
Kelly Mary Mrs.. 510 Broadway
Kendall M, Mrs,, 652 Market
Kennedy Catherine, 241 Minna
Kenny James Mrs , 153 Third
Kerby Thomas (Sierra Nevada), 528 Pac
Kiley William. 4 Hardie PI
Killeen Anna Miss. 106 Minna
Kindelon Annie Mrs.. 53 Natoma
King C. Mrs., 279 Minna
Kinsey Eliza S., 811 Stockton
Klein & Roller. 631 Pacific
ICnox Emma C. Mrs.. 62o Kearny
Krete A. Mrs.. 308 Clementina
Kuennecke L. Mrs. (Government
House). NW cor Wash and Sansom
Kuhn Maria J. Mrs . 812 California
L'Hote F. Mrs.. 1142i Market
Laird B. Mrs., 14 Turk
Lakin Ann E, Mrs.. 20 Washington
Langan Bridget, NE cor Fifth and Clem
Larkin Ellen Mrs.. 183 Jessie
Last L. Mrs.. 924 Stockton
Laver>- M. Mrs.. 914 Market
La«Tence M. A. Mrs., 529 Tehama
Lawton S. C. Mrs., 516 Bush
Le Bachelle Louise Mrs., 630 Sac
Le Massy M. Mrs., 307 Sutter
Learned K. E. Mrs . 40^ Geary
Leddtin James, 44 Minna
Leon R. Mrs.. NW cor Dup and Pacific
Leon y., 1323 Stockton
Levy C. Mrs., 323 Kearny
Levy H. ftlrs,, 34 Turk and 104 Taylor
Levy Louis A (Westminster House, 614
Sutter
Lewis Sai-ah Mrs.. 435 Broadway
Lichtenstein L. H. Mrs., 323 O'Farrell
Living-stone E. Mrs , 437 Tehama
Lloyd S. A, Mrs., 460 Minna
Loney George Mrs,, 224 Kearny
Lonkey Jane Mrs . 906 Stockton
Loveland Louisa Mrs,, 1027 Market
Lovell Ardine Mrs, (Johnson House),
703 Market
Lull A. Mrs.. 311 Stock-ton
Lumbard S. W. Mrs,, 621 Pine
Luscher G. Mrs., 735 Market
Lynch Ellen Mrs., 204 Montgomery
Lynch Ellen Mrs., 644 Broadway
Lynch Margaret Mrs., NW cor Kearny
and Jackson
Lynch Mary Mrs. , 424 Broadway
Lyon S. P. Mrs,, 536 Third
Lyons James M. Mrs.. Ill Ellis
Macfarlane R. Mrs,, 952 Howard
Maguer J, Mrs,, 454 Tehama
Maher Aima Mrs., 68 Jessie
Maloue Kate Miss, 639 Mission
Manchester J, B, Mrs., 503 Folsom
Mann C N,, Mrs,, 1104 Market
Markwalder A, Mrs,, lOOJ Second
Marky Bridget, 224 Fourth
Marsden A, M., 734i Howard
Martin J. Mrs,. 330 Sutter
Martin Mary Mrs., 232 Stevenson
Martin Richard, 3 Vallejo
McArdle Maria Mrs.. 733 Harrison
McCaffrey B Mrs., 82 Jessie
McCaxty E Mrs., 286 Stevenson
McConnell E. Mrs., 1013 Stockton
McCormick C. Mrs . 219 Tehama
McCormick Julia Mrs . S3 Everett
McCourt Alice Miss, 242 .Tessie
McCrum E. J. Mrs,. 209 Kearny
McCurainsky M, A, Mrs,, 475 Jessie
McDonald F. Mrs,. 12 Auburn
McDonald Mary Miss. 1216 Howard
McDowell D. Mrs., 16 O'Farrell
McFarland C- Mrs. (St. James House),
906 Market
McFarland M. Mr^ , 1015 Stockton
McFarland M. A Mrs., 116 LeidesdorfT
McGowan A. Miss. 27i Foiuth
McGowan B Mrs . 9 Taylor
McGregor Sarah Mrs., 441 Minna
McGuire A. Mrs., 660 Howard
McGuire Margaret Mrs., 229 Sixth
McKay CaroUne Mrs , 12iJ9 Powell
McKay J. Mrs., 933 Howard
McKee Mary, 231 Stevenson
McKenua Susan A., 706 Folsom
McKesson C. Mrs.. 132 Fifth
McKevitt Margaret, 202 Second
McKibbin H. Mr3., 1016 Market
McKoon A. Mrs., 118 Post
McLaughlin A. Mrs,, 1103 Powell
McLaughlin Johannah, 277 Stevenson
McNamara A. Mrs., 182 Stevenson
McSweeney C. Mrs , 425 Dupont
Meary C. Mrs . 820 Folsom
Meegan A, Mrs.. 417 Stockton
Mello May Mrs., 129 Third
Memagh C. Mrs., 737 Broadway
Merrill M. A. Mrs,, 112 Fourth
Meyer August, 409 Pacific
Meyers E. Mrs., 615 Sacramento
MiUerC. Mrs., Hi Geary
Miller G. Mrs , 8.=>0 Market
Miller H. W., 20'J Kearny
Moisson ,Iohn, 522 Dup<->nt
Molloy M. Mrs., 207 Sixth
Montague C. Mrs., 251 Tehama
Mooney Ann Mrs., 407 O'Farrell
Moore Alexander, NE cor Kearny and
Broadway
Moore F. A.. 6 Montgomery
Moore Joanna H., 203 Ritch
Moore M. A. Mrs., 505 Bush
Moore M. B. Mrs , 6 Powell
Morris Anna Mrs , 529 Clay
Morse S. P. Mrs. (Franks Building),
Brenham PI
MuUin Bridget. 633 California
Munroe E Mrs.. 150 Eighth
Murphy J. Mrs.. 609 Pine
Murphy M. A. Mrs,. 102 Mason
Miirphy Mary Mrs.. 808 Howard
Murray C, Mrs , 233 Third
Murray F. Mrs., 110 Sixth
Nagel H. Mrs., 777 Market
Namur Augustine Mrs., 540 Wash
O'Brien Mary Miss, 221 Mason
O'Connor Daniel, 1121 Mission
O'Neil Fanny Mrs., 527 Pine
O'Neil Margaret Miss, E s Mission bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Shaughnessy Kate Mrs.. 43^' Bush
Orchard Lizzie Miss, 524 Fourth
Orr A. J- Mrs.. 533 Market
Osborn Julia Mrs., 115 Sixth
Owens Mrs. (Alhambra), 319 Bush
Packer E. M. J.. 229 Kearny
Palmer L. A. Mrs.. 308 Tbird
Parish A, H., 240 Jessie
Parker Hannah Mrs., 611 Post
Parker M H, Miss. 405 Keaniy
Parkman Emma Mrs,, C46 Fourth
Parks C. S. Miss, 809 Stockton
Partridge M, E.. 109 Mission
Patterson Nancy. 665 Mission
Paulliu S, Mrs,. 803 Montgomery
Peard Sarah Mrs., 137 Tlurd
Perechon A, Mrs., 438 Broadway
Perkins Anuie M.. 3 Howard Court
Perkins E. Mrs,, 514 Bush
Peterson Bros , 531 East
Peterson M. C, Mrs,. 103 Natoma
Petit B. E. Mrs., 215 Kearny
Petit L. E. Mrs., 40S California
Pieper L., 1023 Kearny
Pilz J. Mrs,, 25 Sixth
Pleasant M. E. Mrs , 920 Wasliington
Potthoff Mary Mrs., 220 Stevenson
Powers A. Mrs., 118 Market
Powers AI. Mrs., 444 Minna
Pringle H. A. Mrs., 36 Geary
Pullen Kate Mrs., 5i Kearay
Quinn Ellen, SW cor Dolores and San-
Rah C, Mrs , 83 Everett
Ralston & Cottrell (CHympic), 904 Kear-
ny; (Alta), 538 Sacramento; (Pacif-
ic), 209 Liedesdorff, and (Verandah),
509 Washington
Ranck L. C. Mrs., 810 Howard
Rapp C. Mrs.. 281 Minna
Rassette E. Mrs . 11 Kearny
Rau Louisa Mrs,, 302 O'Farrell
Reed Joseph. 326 Sansom
Reegan H. Mrs , 9 St. Mary
Re>'nolds S Mrs.. 128 Kearny
Rimington C. Mrs,, 8 (Neutral PI
Riordiui M. Mrs , 33 Tehama
Rix A Mrs, 1 St. Mary
Rix Margaret Mrs.. 743 Pine
Get the Milltrae Transplanted Oysters from MOR&AIT & CO., 87 California Marki'
p. VAIT SCHAACE & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Eoarny, Estatlished 18S2.
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Robins'^n Jennie Mrs . 914 Stockton
Robinsnn R Mrs.. 246 Third
Rod) M Mrs . 77 Clementiua
RuKprs R J W, Mrs . 7 OTarrell
Rollers Thomas. flS California
Rollins H B , 629 Olay
Ronroiieri M- L. Mrs.. 31 Hinckley
Rowland Clara Mrs . 644 Mission
RujgE. .1., 965FoIsom
Russell M- Mrs.. 502 Third
Russell .S E. Mrs., 410 Kearny
Ryan B Mrs.. 514 Howard
Ryan Hannah. 1024 Stockton
Ryan N. Miss, lOU Stockton
Sackett 11 M. Jlns (Revere House), NW
cor Mission and Fourth
Saias D. Mrs.. 1119 Kearny
Sailer L R. Mrs.. 1213 Powell
Saisrield M. Jliss. 364 Minna
Salas M. R Mrs , 23 .Tohn
Sample D. R Mrs . 927 Howard
.Samnson E A. Mrs.. 10 OTarrell
San.lrnck Man- Mrs.. SI Stevenson
Sanfora L P Mrs., 334 Bush
Sautos M. A Mrs.. 6 John
Sarrett M.. SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Sausler E Mrs.. 457 Stevenson
Schmirt E. Mrs . 3 Hardie PI
Schneider A Miss. 732 Howard
Scott .^nie Mrs-, 759 Clay
ScoriU A. C. Mrs . 69 Minna
Shan-ocks X. Mrs . 6 OTarrell
Shauirhnessv Kate Miss, 439 Bush
Shay M Mrs.. 31 OTarrell
Shav Julia Mrs., IS Anthony
Shean A. Mrs., 327 Minna
Shep:ird M Mrs.. 51 Stevenson
Sherman A Mrs., 1607 Jones
Shingle Mar}' Mrs , 209 Minna
Simmons p. Mrs , 213 Stevenson
Simon Henry. 214 Sansnm
Simpton C, Mrs.. 1319 Sansom
Skelly C Mrs. 207 Minna
Smith Adam Mrs , 515 Sacramento
Smith A. H., 1414 Stockton
Smith -\nnie, 7S5 ilission
Smith ,\ug\ista Mrs , 110 Kearny
Smith D. O. Mrs., 16 Virginia
Smith E. S , 316 Third
Smitli H .\ Mrs. IWoodrow House)
1206 Market
Smith K. L. .Mrs., 314 Bush
Smith Maria .Mrs,, 15 Clementina
Smith Ma y, 747 Howard
Smith Man- Mrs . NTV cor Clay and Dup
Smithson Robert. 612 California
Snell C Jlrs. irnion House), 737 How
Snyder Kate Mrs , 907 Howard
Sommer^ille A. Mrs. IQuincy House). S
W cor Mission and Spear
Soule T.<>uise Miss. 109 deary
Spray (niorge (Relay House). 507 Miss
Stacey E. A. Mrs.. 102 Eddy
Stannaae P. J.. 217 Third
Stevenson E. T. (Gait House), 632 Mar-
ket
Stockwell Lizzie Mrs.. 759 Market
St<jd.-.le D. Sirs , 212 Sutter
Stone A. V!. W. Mrs , 907 Clay
Street C. C Mrs.. 348 Foiuth
Sullivan Julia Miss, 305 Fifth
Sullivan Marj- H. Miss. 843 Clay
Tapley A. Mrs.. 610 Howard
Taylor Eliza Mrs.. 15 Ellis
Tayl ir Elizabeth Mrs . 318 Sutter
Taylor EUen Mrs., 613 Pine
Tayljr Lizzie Mrs.. 317 Sutter
Taylor Mary Mrs.. 902 Clay
Templeton M .'Sliss, 209 .Second
Tence Charles (California House), 624
California
Terr}- H. H.. 806 Kearny
Thomas L. Mrs.. 509 Dupont
Thompson E. F.. 942 Howard
Thompson Ida Mrs , 402 Stockton
Thomiison Jane Mrs., 2 Caroline PI
Thompson M. A. Mrs . 13 Eddy
Tickner D . 829 Folsom
TiUman H, Mrs , 10 Virginia
Titcoml. E. Mrs,, 107 OTarrell
ISolle.M, Mrs., 603 Pine
Toutm F.. 711 Commercial
Tracy C Mrs.. 19 Natoma
Trost L. p., 317 Francisco
Tnics<lell A. C. Mrs , 310 Stockton
Turner F Mrs., 405 Be.ale
Twiggs Smsan Mrs., 7 Montgomery At
an.l 62il Washington
ITnger R Mis., 119 Third
Vpp il J Mrs , 212 Post
Tincent E. Mrs . 222ii Stevenson
Votaw B T., 17 Fourth
Waas J. D.. 742 Market
Wadsworth House, 2-25 Bush
Wagman 51. Mrs . 831 Kearny
Wall Mary Mrs., 17 .inna
Walton J. B., 15 Gears-
Warburton E Mrs., 142.1 Fourth
Warschauer Tlieresi Mrs., 44 Third
Watson .M. >Irs . 751 Howard
Weber D. Mrs., SW cor Stev and Sec
W'eber C^orge, 433 Broadway
Weinlander August (Eureka House), 214
.Sansom
Welton G. Mis.. 932 Market
Westhouse M. Mrs,, 836 Market
Westlake L. M .Mrs., 1134 Market
Weston L E , 10 OTarreU
Wetherbce M. Mrs., 44' Sirth
Wetherell A Mrs . 767 Howard
Wethem M. T. Mrs., 541 Fourth
Wheelock J. Mrs,, 916 Stockton
Whelan E Mis . 262 Jessie
Whitney A. E. Mrs.. 23 Everett
Wie.ssner John, 50il Market
Williams Clara Miss, 812 Clay
WilUams K. Mrs.. 765 Market
WiUoughby E. Mrs . 100 McAllister
Wilson E. Mrs.. 634 Sacramento
Wilson L. Mrs.. 320 Kearny
Wilson L Mrs.. 247 Second
Wilson M. E. Mrs.. 11185 Folsom
Wirtz C Mrs,, 704 Howard
Witts W. Mrs., 110 Taylor
Wood R. W. Mrs.. 421 Folsom
Wootlhead E. Mrs , 215 Stevenson
Woods A, Mrs , 541 First
W'oods H, A., 572 Folsom
Ziegenfuss John, 1 Harlan PI
Looking Clnssrs, Mirrors, Etc.
[See also Picture Frames, etc.]
California Furniture Manuf, Co . 226
Bv.sh
Cordy Brothers, 1102 Market
FLAV1>- MARTIN J. (IXL), SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adr,
back cover)
Goodwin & Co.. 312 Pine
Giunp S. &. G.. 117 Sansom
t Hausmnnn S. & Co., 222 Sansom
HoeferH. G., 915 Washington
Mayer Morris, 716 Washington
McEachren k Parkinson, 437 Brannan
Mcquillan B,. 209 Leldesdorff (see
adv. dept page Isiii)
Nile M, D.. 225 Kearny
Reichert & Ero.. 612 Commercial
Rosenbaum Fr H. & Co , 567 Market
Swain R. A. k Co., 200 Sansom
SULLIVAN, KELLY i CO , NW cor
Front and Pine (see adv. dept. page
xxx)
Whittier, Fuller 4 Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Lnbrioating Oils.
Hncks, Lambert & Greene, 144 Natoma
Pettit k Co., 209 Dnunm
Stringer William. 424 Davis
Taylor F. B, S Co,, 113 Front
Inlirioators,
Jeinsen's Lubricator Co,, 606 Mont
Lumber.
[See also Mills; also Carriage and
W'agon Stock,]
Adams, Blinn & Co , Pier 17 Steuart
Bjibee John P,, NW cor California
and Dmmm
Casebolt H. & Son (carriage), NE cor
Union and Laguna
Cook I, & A. M., Pier 2i Steuart
DEAN E, B. 4 CO., NW cor Dnimm
and Cal (see adv, dept, p. miv)
Derby E. M„ 226 Clay
Dingley Charles L.. Pier 4 Steuart
Dofbeer & Carson, 31 Market
Ellsworth Timothy, SE cor Market and
East
Evans W. (ties and posts). 8 Clay
FREEMAN B. H. S CO. ftard wood).
415 Mission (see adv. dept. page lii) '
Germon A, i Co, (ship knees, etc), 16 I
Spear I
Grennan & Cranny (spars), 39 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Hanson, Ackerson & Co , Pier 11 Steuart
Harrington i Co . 128 Steuart
Heywood i Harmon, Pier 13 Steuart
Higgins k Collins, foot Market
Hodgkin J. W,, cor Fotirth Av and L,
South S, F.
Holt Brothers (carriage), 27 Beale
Hooper C. A. & Co.. cor Fourth and
Channel
Hooper F. P. 4 J. A.. Pier 3 Steuart
Jackson J. G , Pier 2 Steuart
KentSeld John S Co, 9 Steuart
KING T. H. S CO. (carriage). 24 Beale
(see adv, dept. page kcxxiii)
Knowland k Doe, SW cor Howard and
.Spear
KNOWLES G. B, t SON, SE cor Main
and Mission and Main St, Wharf
(see a<lv. dept. page 22)
LuseH, H.,44M,'irket
Macpherson k Wetheibee, 36 Market
Mastick S. L. 4 Co., Pier 10 Steuart
SLEEKER, JAMES k CO, (carriage),
SE cor California and Davis (see
adv, dept, page liii)
Meigs G, A., Pier 1 Steuart
Mendocino Lumber Co., 34 California
Moore Bros,, 109 California
Morrison George H,, 1 Howard
Neylan 4 Young, 18 and 20 Spear
Nickeison 4 Co,. NW cor Sacramento
and Davis
Pacific Lumber and Mill Co., 437 Pine
Page & Cowell, NE cor Mission and
Spear
Partridge Robert K.. 128 Steuart and
121 Spear
Pine Lumber Association, PierS Steuart
Pope 4 Talbot, 232 California and foot
Third
Prescott George W. 4 Co., 1 Spear
Preston k McKinnon, Pier 5 Steuart
Ray 4 Ere, NE cor Main and Howard
Renton. Holmes 4 Co , Pier 3 Steuart
Richardson Thomas, NW cor California
and Dnmim
Russ. Pickard 4 Co,, NE cor Main and
Howard
Simpson Asa M 4 Brn., 44 Market
Smith Stephen S. (hardwood), 117 Mar-
ket
Smith & Dougherty, I Howard
Springer .Tason. SE cor Spear and Miss
Starbird * Goldstone, SW cor Market
and Spear
STRAHLE, JACOB 4 CO. (fancy
woods), 533 Market (see adv, dept,
reg. names piige 779)
STfi.\UT 4 HAMILTON Oiard wood),
NW cor Sacramento and Drumm
(see adv. dept. page 17)
Tichenor H B. 4 Co.. 42 Market
WATER HOUSE 4 LESTER (hard
wood), 122 Mjirket and 21 California
(see adv. dept. page sciii)
WELCH 4 CO., 109 California (see adv.
dept. page Ixviii)
Wesson Joseph W., SE cor Spear and
Howard
Wetherbee C, H, 4 Co., 32 Market
WHITE BROS, (hardwood), UOMarket
and 7 California (see adv. dept. page
"miite L. E. (ties and posts), 8 Clay
Wigmore John (hard wood), 126 Spear
Lnmbor Surveyors.
[See Surveyors— Lumber, ]
Hacaronl and Vemilrelll.
CALIFORNLA ITALLAN PASTE
CO., 704 Sansom (see adv. dept
page Ivii)
Ravenna, Ghirardelli 4 Co., 423 Battery
Tenthorey J. P, 4 Co., 553 Mission
Marlilnery.
Arthur J. D, 4 Son, SW cor California '
and Davis
Baker 4 Hamilton, 13 Front '
BONNEY O, JR, (wood-working), 221
Mission (see adv. dept. page 9)
Craig R. R 4 J. (hydrauhc mining), 240
Montgomer>- I
Crocker George D. (mining), 315 Cal
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Market
Hentlrie Bros, (mining), 418 Mont
Huntington F. A., 143 Fremont
Huutini!ton, Hopliins k Co., junction
Market and Bnsh
Keeler,T M. & Co., 306 California
Lyne William (liair pickers), 115 Davis
Marweilel C. F., 56 First
Pilsljury, Adair & Co.. 100 Front
Potter Addison, 223 Mission
Severance A. J. & Co.. 315 California
Small Isaac H.. 7 Beale
Tobey Curtis, 228 Fremont
Treailwell & Co.. SW cor Market and
Fremont
WAGNER JOSEPH. 113 Mission
Narhlnlsts.
[See also Blacksmiths ; also Foundries. ]
ANGELL, PAMER k CO. (Miners'),
237-247 Fii-st (see adv. dept. p. ilvil)
Atwood & Bodwell, 211 Mission
Bien Joseph, 311 Battery
Booth H. J. & Co. (Union), NE cor
First and Mission
Bruce D. V., 512 Commercial
California Machine Works, 119 Beale
City Iron Works, 26 and 2S Fremont
CoUins Wallace, 111 Stevenson
CUERY F. I., 123 Beale (see adv. dept.
page 8)
Deacon William, 133 Main
Dobrziiisky Morris (Union, brass), 417
Mission
Dudgeon Eneas, NW cor Eighth and
Minna
Parciot Charles O., 509 Commercial
Feuner O. B., 7 Fiist
Kooks William G.. 1118 Mission
Gallagher James J. (Excelsior), 151
Beale
Galli Joseph & Co., 504 Commercial
GARRAIT W. T. (brass), 133 Fremont
(see adv. dept. page 8)
Girai-diu Emil, oU) Commercial
GODDAIID S: CO (Pacilic), First bet
Howard and Mission (see adv. dept.
page XIX)
Golden State Iron Works (co-opera-
tive). 19-25 First
Gracier Francis J., SE cor Mission and
Beale
Green John M,. 229 Fremont
Greenberg k Co. (Eagle, brass), 205 Fre-
mont
Haggarty James W., 517 Clay
Haustom W. W. (Hope), SE cor Minne-
sota and Santa Clara, office 105 Cal
HANSCOM & CO. (.Etna), SE cor
Fremont and Tehama (see adv. dept.
page 8)
Hawkins k Cantrell, 210 Beale
HENDY J., 32 Fremont (see adv. dept.
page xc)
Heiin' Edward. 614 California, rear
Hicks J. L. (sewing machine), 47 Sec
Higgins W. B. (sewlne machine), 242
Third
HINCKLEY k CO. (Fulton), NE cor
Tehama and Fremont (see adv.
dept. page 16) _
HUNT EDWIN O. & CO., 51 Beale
(see adv. dept. page 4)
Huntington F. A., 143 Fremont
Hu.sing D., 313 Mission
liigraham k Bro., 13 Fremont
KAI,LEXBERG THEODORE, 32 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 20)
Kittredge Jonathan (Phuenii), 20 Fre-
mont
Kuhhng A., 493 Brannan
LEAVITT C. H. (Pioneer), 225 Beale
(see adv. dept. page Ixviii)
Little & Lawson. 603 Battery
LLEWELLYN REESE (Columbia),
135 Beale (see adv. dept, page 15}
Lochhead J., 115 Beale
McAFEE, SPIERS S: CO., 311 How-
ard (see adv. dent, page 5)
McKihbin Thomas (Eureka), 317 How
MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS, 249 First (see
adv. dtpt, page xlvii)
Morris D., 136 Post
M.iynihan & Aitken (Portland), 311 Miss
Nelson k Doble. 15 Fremont
Newshara k Bigwood (South Beach),
King nr Second
Nutting Calvin & Son, 121 Fremont
Oester Charles (San Francisco Forge),
315 Mission
Payne John & Bro, (iron nut manufact-
urers), 109 Mission, rear
Palmer, Knox k Co. (Golden State),
19-25 First
Quick John W. , 32 Fremont
Rendeleshara Sc Monkhouse, 806 Fourth
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS CO., SW cor Howard and
Beale (see adv. dept page 6)
San Francisco Screw Bolt Works, 15
Dnimm
SAVAGE k SON (Empire), 137 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 25)
Schleuker Jacob. 627 Pacific
Sefrin k Schober, 203 Fremont
SIMS JOHN R., S s Oregon nr Front
(see adv. dept. page xlii)
Small Isaac H. 7 Beale
SMITH ALFRED J., 220 Fremont (see
adv. dept, page Lv.\.\ivl
Steiger k Kerr (Occidental), 137 First
STODDART DAVID (Estate of), 114
Beale (see adv. dept. page Ixxxv)
Tait k Haiuciue (Cyclops), 113 Beale
Thompson Brothers (Eureka), 129 Beale
Tobey Curtis (Metropohtan), 230 Fre-
mont
Upstone John, N s Spear nr Mission
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135 Fre-
mont (see adv. dept. page 12)
Walkington k Wagner, 109 Mission
WEED k KINOWELL (California)
brass), 125 First (see adv. dept p. 10)
SIncbinlsts' Supplies.
Marwedel C, F.. 56 First
UTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush (see adv.
dept. page liv)
Mall Mannfaflnrcrs.
[See also Brewers.]
Lux & Scherr (Union), 1415 Folsom
LYON k CO., 151-161 Jessie and N s
Chestnut bet Mason and Powell (see
adv. register names, page 784)
Swan Brewery Co., SE cor Dolores and
Fifteenth
Tilgner Francis (Estate of. Pioneer), E
s Stockton bet Bay and Francisco
Zweig Herman (South Park), N s Bran-
nan nr Sixth
Mantel Grates — Manuftictiir-
ers*
[See Machinists, etc.]
Milliken I. T. (agent), 109 Stockton
Palmer, Knox & Co., 23 First
Potter G. A. (agent), 1214 Market
SAVAGE k SON. 137 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 25)
illantelf).
[See Marble Yards.)
Mannfacturers— Eastern Agts.
Barker J. L., 408 Market
Carter & Wheeler, 636 Sacramento
Gruenberg Max k Co., 425 Sacramento
Joseph Nathan k Co., 641 Clay
Macdonald H. W., 235 Kearny
Marsh H. F,, 316 Clay
Miles J. E., 405 Front
Newman k Bennett, 411 Washington
Pilsbury, Adair k Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
Ruhl Bros., 522 Montgomery
Thannhauser k Co., 311 California
Woods S. M., 205 Sansom
Map Mounters.
[See also Bookbinders.]
Becherer C. F., 622 Clay
Walkup W. D., 540 Clay
Maps, Ete.
Bancroft A. L k Co., 721 Market
BRITTDN, REY k CO , SW cor Com-
mercial and Leidesdorff
Holt Warren. 624 Montgomery
ROMAN A. & CO., 11 Montgomery
Marble— Artlflelal.
Manhattan Marble Co.. 13 Fremont
Marble Yarcls.
Bianchi Carlo, 829 Market
Brignardello Giacomo, 2 Main
California Marble Co., 330 Pine
Campodonico Stephen, 1130 Market
Daniel John k Co., 421 Pine
Dempsey Jeremiah, 1069 Market
Grossim k Co., 77 Stevenson
HEVERIN MICH.UiL. 422 Jackson
(see a-lv. dept. page 31)
Holmes k Dawson. 119 O'Farrell
Horgan Timothy, 941 Market
Kesseler J. & F. 5 and 7 Taylor
Larseneur it Sheerin, N s Townsend bet
Second and Third and NE comer
Geary and Baker
Leddy Bernard, 1011 Market
McGrath Edward, 935 Market
Morris .T. !: A., 216 Fifth
Musto Bros.. 713 Battery
Myers Leon R. k Co., 737 Market
Paltenghi A., 1029 Market
Roche Charles, 20 Stevenson
Sharkey James F., 935 Market
StaiT M, Angelo. 92 Stevenson
Sweeney John, 775 Market
Markets.
[See also Butchers. 1
California, Pine to California bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Centre Market. SE cor Dup and Sutter
Clay Street, 512 Clay
Colombo (vegetable), S s Pacific bet
Front and Davis
Grand Central. Market nr Sixth
Italian Fish. E s Leidesdorff bet Clay
and Commercial
Metropolitan, Market to Sutter bet
Montgomery and Sansom
New Clay Street, 518 Clay
Pacific Fruit, 532 Clay
San Francisco, 526-530 Clay
Union, S s How bet Third and Fourth
Wasliington, S s Washington bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Masonle Goods.
JOHNSON T. RODGERS, 12 Mont A»
(see adv. dept page 31)
Norcross & Co., 6 Post
Match Mannfaeturers.
ARMES k DALL.OI (agents Star Ex- •
tra). 215 Sacramento (see adv. dept. *
page bcxxiiil
Empire Match Factory, SE cor EleventH I
and Harrison, oflice 520 Front
Eureka Match Factory, cor Harrison.
and Nevada, office US Front
Harrison & Dickson, 210 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. & Co (agents California'
Match Factory), 221 lYont
NEWBAIT1';R Si CO., (Metropolitan),-
office 206 Bush (see adv. dept. page
Ixxv)
San Francisco Percussion Match Co.,
Ritoh nr Brannan. office 408 Market
Matheniatical. Xautlcal, anil
l'lillos4ipliieal Instrument
Makers.
[See Instnmients : also Opticians, etc]
Mattress Makers.
(See also Upholsterers.]
Beal Samuel, 575 Mission
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 220 226 Bnsh
Desprez Ferdinand, 431 Sutter
Frank Henry, 216 Commercial
Goodwin & Co., 312 Pine
Icke Jacob. 829 Pacific .
KcndaU, Klingor & Co., 413 Mission
Melius Joseph Jr., 327 Third
OlsouL. 4; M., .514Tlurd
Smith William H,, 151 New Mont
Weerbrouck Frederick. Tweiith-fourtn
bet Harrison and Alabama
MORQAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New Yor
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 71S Kearny, Established 1861
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Mattress Material.
California Excelsior Manufacturing Co. ,
355 Tehama
Folger A. S. & Co. (Excelsior), 8W cor
Mission and l-'remont
Herzog J & Co. (Eureka hair), 416 Sac
Pacihc Glue Manufacturing Co. (hair),
406 Markft
Medicines— Patent,
Abranis & Carroll, 206 Battery
Crane k Brighani, SE cur Front and
Clay
Evory A. F. & Co. (Diamond Catarrh
Kemedy). 608 Market
Hillman Isiuic. 151 Shipley
Langley Cliarles & Co., SW cor Battery
and Clay
McBoyle A. L Co.. 506 "Washington
PaeiJic Proprietary Medicine Co., 410
Fourth
Painter i: Calvert, SE cor Clay and
Kearny
Pratt Henry. 25 Silver
Rediiigton. Hostetter & Co., 529 Market
STEELE JAMES O. & CO., 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page Ixxix)
Thompson W. S,, 67 New Montgomery
Tilton J. U. (hair producer), 1641 How
Walker W W. 526, Keainy
Williains Homer, SA Breiiham PI
Woolhouse Brothers, S35 Howard
Heersebaum Pipe Manufuct-
nrer,
Schumann Louis, 341 Keamy
Merr^antile Agencies.
Bradstreet J. M. & Son, J. R. Pickens
superintendent, 230 California
Commercial Agency (John McKillop &,
Co.). T. C. Edwards manager, 317
California
iDun R. G. &i Co., Jay Lugsdin manager,
320 California
Merehanls.
Adams Lawson S.. 405 Front
'Adelsdoi-fer J., NW cor Battery and Cal
Bacon Henry D., 305 Sansom
Basse Tliomas. 526 California
■Benchley L. B., 3 Front
Blass Meyer, 12 Bush
Blocliman i Cerf, 407 Sansom
Block .V, 115 Battery
Block U.. 22 Battery
.Blum Jacob, 117 Battery
Blum Muses, 117 Battery
Blumberg Julius F.. 306 Montgomery
Bremer Hyman, 421 Sacramento
Brenham C. J., 320 Sansom
Bromberger Max. IS Battery
BroH-u Ellis, 103 Battery
Brown Herman. 125 Sansom
Brownstone Isaac, 427 Front
Biuton Charles H., 405 Front
BjTne John M.. 5.s3 Keamy
Uahn Aaron, 115 Battery
Castle Michael. 213 Front
L'erkel Wolf, 111 Battery
Oohn Jacob. 106 Battery
Jook Aaron. 32 Sansom
Dandson Meyer, 569 Market
Oaytou J. B,, 518 Front
Oean George, 323 Front
DeeriugC. J., 419 Clay
Oe Forest Joseph, 402 Front
[>erbyE. M,. 226 Clay
Oick David, SW cur Front and Jackson
■>ick S. W.. 8W cor Front and Jackson
Johrmann i Co., 540 Keamy
^resbach. Bane & Co.. 316 California
'^Idridge Oliver, 302 California
-i.phraim F., 106 Battery
'^ppinger Jacob. Ill Battery
•:rlanger Herman. 306 Front
Harwell J. D., 116 Front
'■"ay Caleb T,, 606 Montgomery
•'elaenthal Philip, 7 Sansom
'emhach V., 409 California
■busier Henry, 30'J Clay
'"euaier Louis. 309 Clay
''rankenthal M,, NW cor Bat and Cal
•rankenau S. A.. NW cor Cal and Bat
Gibbs F. A., 318 Front
Gibbons Rodmond, 64 Merchants' Ex-
chauge
Giffin H. E.. 320 CaUfornia
Gittiu O, P., 320 California
Goldsmith Anson, 108 Sansom
Goldstein E. L.. 529 Clay
Goldtree Nathan, 25 Battery
Goldwater Michael. 106 Battery
Greenwood William M., 412 Battery
Grinbaum M. S.. NW cor Bat and Pine
Gutte Isidore. 223 Battery
Gutte Julius, 223 Battery
Haas Jacob, 100 California
Hatch A, D.. 212 Pine
Hawxlmrst Walter, 432 Montgomery
Herzo John, 321 Front
Hyman H. W., 106 Battery
Isaac Joseph, 416 Sacramento
Isaacs R., 133 Sansom
Jacobs A., 206 Wasliington
Jacobs L. M., 238 IVIontgomery
Janson Charles J., NW cor Fremont
and Bryant
Jennings E.. 416 Sansom
Kedon Martin, 319 Davis
Knight W. W., 308 CaUfornia
Kohn Isaac, 302 California
Koster Henry, 113 Front
Kraner Philip H., 312 Montgomery
Kuttner & Goldstein, HI Battery
Larco N , 430 Jackson
Lask Louis, 25 Sansom
Lewis A, & Co , 214 California
Lewis H., 109 Sansom
Lewiston Louis, 19 Sansom
Lillie H. C, 321 Montgomery
Lipnian Solomon, 109 Battery
Livingston Howard, 331 Montgomery
Loupe Louis, 100 California
Maim G S.. 110 Front
Mayblum Morris, 220 Battery
Mayer Leopold, 300 Battery
McAran P.. NE cor Market and Mont
Mendheim Herman, 631 Clay
Mendheim Moritz. 631 Clay
Meyerstein & Lowenberg, 25 Sansom
Morris A., 4 Batter>-
Newbaiier Joseph, 206 Bush
New-man Isaac, 109 Sansom
Oberfeliler T., SW cor Front and Cal
Olcovich Bros., 504 Market
Ortiz Celedonio, 212 Battery
Osgood Hiram P., 407 Battery
Osgood William H., 214 California
Paddock Nathan C, 606 Front
Perkins J. E., 418 California
Portmann J. H. C, 210 California
Pulverman B.. 533 Market
Raphael L., 214 California
Raymond I. W.. 121 California
Reinstein Simon, 402 Keamy
Roberts M. R., 633 Front
Robitscheck H., 416 Sacramento
Rothschild J. S., 22 Sansom
Rousset Paul, 619 Montgomery
Scheeline N, 212 Pine
Schwabacher Abrani. 405 Sansom
Scholle Brothers. 5 Battery
Selig S., 226 Keamy
Seller Joseph, 217 Front
Siedenhauer L., 300 Battery
Simon. Jacobs & Co., 17 Battery
Sinclair Samuel F., 432 Montgomery
Sisson, Wallace & Co., 226 California
Smithson Thomas B.. 509 Sacramento
Sneath Richard G.. 416 Front
Snell George W., 215 Cahfomia
Steiner Samuel, 312 Sacramento
Stevens Henry, 535 California
Suydam J. N.. 405 Front
Swain William B,, 302 Montgomery
Sweet Solomon, 214 California
Tarns Sampson, 207 Hansom
TildenH. N., 402 Front
Tillinghast T. D., 40 Clay
Trobock Nicholas. 313 Washington
Tyler John Jr., 331 Montgomery
ITnger Adolph, 312 Sacramento
Vassault F., 215 Sansom
Walker A., 321 Front
WaU J. S.. 404 Front
Walter Ferdinand. 32 Sansom
Wand Thomas N-. 607 Front
Webb Christopher C. 405 Front
Weil D. &. Bro., 213 Jackson
Welton Lamson S., 1015 Larkin
White L. E , 8 Clay
Wolfsohn H., 219 Pine
Wright U. L., 121 Front
Mereliants— €ouiml8»ion.
[* Importers.]
•Agard, Foulkes & Co. , 40 California
Allen & Le\vis, 202 California
*Ammon, Caspari & Co., 315 California
•AUGER B. E. & CO.. 409 Battery
Babcock &. Gould, 114 Sacramento
Backus S W. k Co., 206 Front
•Badger W. G., 7 Sansom
Baker Louis F., 402 Davis
•Balfour, Guthrie k Co., 230 California
Ballard & Hall, 106 Davis
'Balzer H nry & Co., 213 Sansom
*BANDMANN. NIELSEN k CO.. 210
Front (see adv. dept. page xxxvi)
"Barker J. L., 408 Market
Barnett M. S.. 21u Davis
Bassett Joseph, 221 Clay
Beadle Donald, 106 Davis
"Behrens James, 504 Battery
Bell Thomas. 305 Sansom
"Belloc Freres, 524 Montgomery
BENNETT k I'AGE, 304 Davis (see
adv. dept. page Ix)
Beveridge K Ashton, SW cor Sansom
and Jackson
Elochman & Cerf, 405 Sansom
Bogan Charles, 409 Davis
Booth Adam & Co., 326 Davis
Booth Lucius A., 402 Front
Brady Benjamin, 311 Commercial
•Bragg George F. k Co., 116 Front
Bray Brotliers, 226 Clay
Breeze & Loughran. SW cor Washing-
ton and Daris
Erigham C. O. k Co., SE cor Front and
Washington
Br>-ant & Cook, 306 Davis
Bm-ke F G., 523 Market
Bumap John. 425 Davis
Campbell J. W. H., 433 California
•Cant J. A. k Co., 405 Front
•Chadboume C. F., 200 California
Chauncey & Co.. 214 California
Christy k Wise, 607 Front
Claussenius George, 521 Sacramento
Clark Pomeroy B., 606 Battery
Clajton C. & Co., NE cor Front and
Clay
Clement John, 124 California
Clements G., 318 Front
•COLEMAN W. T. & CO.. SW cor Cal-
ifornia and JYont (see adv. dept.
page xxi)
Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, 219 Front
and 307 Sacramento
Coons J. T. W., 205 Washington
Corbitt & Macleay, NW cor Sacramen-
to and Davis
*Cox J. W., NW cor Front and Broad-
way
Crego & Bowley, 9 Merchants' Exchange
•CROSS k CO., 316 California
Cummings H, K. k Co.. SE cor Battery
an<l Washington
•Cunmiings W. B. k Co., 124 California
CUMMINGS W. H.. 337 Pine (see adv.
dept. page 24)
Dalton k Graj-, 406 Davis
Dakin & Libbey, SW cor Clay and
Dnmim
Dart Putnam C, 313 California
Davis R. D. W. k Co., 212 Sansom
•De Fremery James k Co., tlOSansom
De Sabla Eugene. 302 Davis
DEAN E. B. k CO., NW cor Califor-
nia and Drumm (see adv. dept. page
xxxiv)
•Degener & Co., 109 California
•Dellepiane k Co., 425 Battery
Derby E. M., 226 Clay
•Dibblee Albert. 38 Cahfomia
"DICKSON, DE WOLF k CO., 410 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page Ixxxvii)
•Dolheguy B., 502 Battery
Duff & Co., 316 Davis
•Duisenberg Charles & Co., 314 Sacra-
mento
Dumont Victor, 621 Sansom
Dutard Hypolite. 217 Clay
Eakins Peter A., 230 Keamy
Earl D. AV., 226 California
Eamest J. T., 404 Front
•EGERTON, ALLEN k CO., 109 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page il)
Ehrman M. kr,o.. 217 Front
Ellerhorst H. F. k Co., 117 Drumm
Ellis Bennet, 212 Sansom
he tut the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, I). W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha:
838
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ellis, Berahard i Co.. 5«0 Sansom
Emeiic Joseph, SW cor Jackson and
Sansom
Eustein H i Co.. 518 Front
Ever.Mng J. & Co.. 48 Clay
Everett A. P.. 405 Front
•FAUvNER. BELLA- CO.. 430 Califor-
nia (see adv. dept, page Ivi)
Faj- Caleb T.. 606 Montgomery
Feder Louis. 18 Battery
Ferson i Bruns. 32 California
*Feuerstein R. & Co., 230 California
Feiisier i Spaflord. 323 Front
Flint B P i Co.. SW cor Battery and
tireenwich
•FLINT. PEABODY t CO.. 408 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page liv)
•Forbes Brothers, 308 California
Forsaith 4 Shaw. 325 Front
Foster William H. Jr.. 321 California
•Freeman. Smith & Co., 206 Front
Friedlander I.. 300 California
Galland Joseph B , 221 Davis
Giirrett Jacob L.. 205 Front
Garrett & Moron, SE cor Sansom and
Clay
•Gaxiola & Andxade. 320 Sansom
Ginocchio G., 314 Commercial
Giorgiani A., 421 Washington
Goldtree Nathan, 25 Battery
Goodhind Richard & Co. , 429 Montgom-
ery
Gorham Charles E., SE cor Front and
Pine
•Grace J. W. i Co.. 38 California
Grant Geo. M. & Co.. 323 Front
Greaves Benjamin, 503 Battery
Green A. T., 3 Front
GREENEBALII i CO., 115 and U7
Bush
Greenewald M. F. 18 Battery
Gruenberg M. k Co., 425 Sacramento
Gutte L. 223 Battery
Hat'an i Manheim. 316 California
Hammer Fred. H., 204 Clay
Hart. Blair .&; Co.. 416 Sacramento
Harris. Dell « Co.. 40 California
Harrison W. G., 40 California
Harrold James, 200 Davis
Haseitine A. A., 423 Davis
Hatch T. H. S Co.. 320 Front
Haycock James F. i Co., SW cor Front
and Broadway
•Hellman Brothers S Co., SW cor Front
and Jackson
Herrick Sanford E., 126 Clay
Hej-woo.i i: Hendley. 224 CTay
•Hixsou i Curtis. 322 Davis
Hulden S. P.. 321 Front
Hooper William B. i Co., 304 Califor-
nia
Houghton F T. t Co , 221 Front
Howe George L. & Co., 319 Clay
Howe i Hall. 410 Davis
•Howes Crt^orge i Co., 302 California
Howes John, 504 Sansom
Rowland Richard S.. 206 Front
Hubbard E. A.. 310 Pine
Hughes George, 315 Washington
Huntoon Isaac D., 418 Front
Hutchinson. Kohl. Philippeus 4 Co., 310
Sansom
HydoUfl M. J.. 216 Davis
•Ikeu Frederick, s^o Front
Ingersoll George S.. 1101 Batt«ry
Irvine. Harker 4 Co., 226 Front
•IRWIN RICHARD B. i CO . 200 San-
som (see adv. dept. register names,
page 3-^)
Jackson T. W., 416} Sacramento
Johnston & Veasey, 324 Davis
Jones S. L. ft Co., 309 California
Joost -Herman, 410 Clay
Justi A W. 4 Co., 209 Washington
Kalisher E. D. 4 Co., NAV cor Wash-
ington and Drumm
Kecler J M. 4 Co.. 306 California
Kinney Brothers. 119 Clay
•Kittle 4 Co.. 202 California
Kuapp 4 Grant. Ill Washington
KoshJaiid Brothers. 19 .Sansom
Kruse 4 Euler. 209 Front
Lambert. Palmer 4 Co., 3 Spear and 39
Market
Lane Peter. 18 Clay
•Larco Nicholas. 430 Jackson
Larzelere. Witham 4 Wightman, SW
cor Clay and Davis
Leveridge, Wadhams 4 Co., 318 Front
Levy S. 4 Co., 310 Washington
Levy Samuel W.. 21 Battery
Lewis Henry L.. 209 Sacramento
Lindenberger Thomas E.. 2S Sansom
Lindley 4 Co.. 405 Front
Linstn.m Henry B., 633 Front
Littlefield, Webb 4 Co.. 316 Wash
Lohman, Coghill 4 Rountree. 313 Front
Lolor Charles P.. 31 Merchants' Exch
Loucks O.. 126 Clay
•Loupe Leopold. 100 California
•LOW C. ADOLPHE 4 CO. 208 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept page 13)
•Ltmd Henry. 214 California
•Lusk A 4 Co . Pacific Fruit Market
Lynde 4 Hough. 418 Davis
•SIACONDRAY 4 CO.. 206 Sansom
isee adv. dept. page ix)
Makin 4 Hubback. 213 Sansom
Marcus Cieorge 4 Co.. 304 California
Markley Levi 4 Co.. 302 Davis
•Marsli H. F.. 316 Clay
Martin John. 310 Clay
Martinon Augusto. 420 Montgomery
Mathews E. G. 4 Co.. 208 Davis
Mayer Leopold, 300 Battery
Mayhew H Allen, 221 Davis
McCoU William. NE cor Davis and
Market
McCune James N.. 117 Clay
McHenry. Moulton 4 Co . 427 Front
Mcllwain J. 4 Bro.. 204 Washington
McKee 4 Durkin. 215 Clay
McKenna 4 Greany. W s Drumm bet
Clay and Washington
McXear 4 Bro.. 302 Davis
Mead 4 WooUey. 225 Washington
•Meinecfce Charles. 314 Sacramento
Meins 4 Hayden. 202 Washington
•Mel John 4 Sons, 36 California
Mendelson Solomon. 319 Sacramento
•Merrill J. C. 4 Co., 206 California
•Meyer T. Lemmen. 525 Front
Michelssen. Brown 4 Co., 308 Front
Middleton. BiTde 4 Co., 330 Wash
Miller 4 Co.. 10 Davis
•Mitchler G.. 213 Clay
•Montealeere 4 Co . 323 Front
Moody V. D.. 521 Market
Moody 4 Parish, 210 Davis
•Moore Brothers, 109 California
•Moore Isidore C, 223 Battery
Moore James, 321 Front
Moore X., 539 Market
Moran 4 McBride, SW cor Commercial
and Davis
Morgan J. R.. 124 California
•Muecke, Victor 4 Co., 109 California
Mugan Dennis 4 Co.. 325 Davis
Newell Thomas. 124 Clay
•NTIWHALL H. M. 4 CO . 313 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page lii)
New-mark Joseph P. 4 Co. 425 Sac
•Newton Bros. 4 Co , 119 Front
Nevlan 4 Young. 18 Spear
•NICHOLS A. C. 4 CO.. 400 Battery
(see adv. dept. page ixrvii)
O'Connor John, SE cor Dnunm and
Clay
Onesti G. 4 Co., 501 Sansom
Osterloh H.. 37 Commercial
Owens 4 Moore. 405 Front
PalUes Alexander. 313 Davis
Palmer H., 124 Clay
Parrott John. 414 Montgomery
•Panott 4 Co., 306 California
Pavillier L A.. SW cor Prontand Jack
Pedler Thomas C, 5 Spear
Perkins 4 Rorke, 508 Sansom
Peters C. R. 4 Co , 405J California
Pfister A. 4 Co.. Ill Clay
Pierce H. 4 W., 728 Montgomery
Pierce Nelson, 610 Front
Pinet John, 506 Jackson
POMROY S. S.. 669 Market
Porter. Donaldson 4 Co., 533 Oay
Presho James 4 Co., 119 Clay
Raj-mond George A.. 121 California
•Read. Brand 4 Co . 310 Clay
Reed Henrj- R.. 321 Washington
Reynolds 4 Ford, 313 Davis
Reynolds 4 Murray, 202 Clay
Richardson Thomas, N W cor Caliform'a
and Dnunm
Riley P. F , 318 Front
Roberts M. R., 633 Front
•KODGERS. MEYER 4 CO . 212 Batr
tery (see adv. dept. page Iv)
•Ross A B. 4 Co., 109 Cahfomia
Rouse 4 Laws. 320 Davis
Rousset Paul. 619 Montgomery
Eowe E. P. 4 Co . 214 California
•Sahatia A. E. 4 Co., 617 Sansom
Sajous C. E. 4 Co . 211 Clay
Salinger Juh'us. 312 Sacramento
Scheeline N . 212 Pine
•Schleiden 4 School. 504 Battery
SchoUe Brothers. 5 Battery
Scotchler 4 Gibbs. 318 Front
Scott M. W. 4 Co.. 323 Front
Selleck Joseph E., SE cor Clay and
Davis
•Severance H. W. & Co . 405 Front
Sherwood Samuel B . 323 Front
Shirpser D. 4 Co., 105 Montgomery
SLOSS LOUIS 4 CO., 310 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page Levi)
Spencer D. E. 4 Co., 323 Front
•SPEYER MORRIS 4 CO., 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange (see adv. dept.
page Ixv)
Squire Lovell. 402 Frtint
SROUFE, SWEENEY 4 CO. , 406 Front
(see adv. dept. page sxvi)
Starr 4 Little. 312 Washington
Steams 4 Smith, 423 Front
•Stevens. Baker 4 Co.. NW i-or Sacra-
mento and Davis
Stewart 4 Buckley, 513 Sansom
Sumner 4 Lowell, 519 Front
•Taylor C. L. 4 Co.. 34 California
•Taylor F. B, 4 Co. 113 Front
Ten Bosch N.. 109 California
Tbannhauser 4 Co., 311 California
•Tideman, Hirschfeld 4 Co., 109 Cal
•Unruela 4 Urioste, 405 Front
Van Duzer S. V. R.. 504 Sansom
•Vischer Edward, SW cor Front and
Jackson
Volkman Charles M. & Co.. 319 Wash-
ington
Wadsworth W. R. 4 Son, 402 Front
Waterman M. 4 Co., HI Clay
Watson James, 8 Clay
Watson 4 Bamhart. 112 Sutter
Watson 4 Co.. 319 Battery
WATT 4 McLENT."AN. 318 Front
•WELCH 4 CO.. 109 California (see
adv. dept- page btviii)
•WeUman, Peck 4 Co.. 416 Front
White 4 Dunb,v. 206 Washington
■Whitney J. R 4 Co . 405 Front
Wieland Brothers, 507 Front
•WILLIAMS. BLANCHARD 4 CO..
218 California (see adv. dept. page
xxxiv)
Winter John F. 208 Battery
•Wolf P, 4 Co.. 222 Battery
•Wooster. Shattuck 4 Co., 317 Front
Wright r L , 121 Front
Ye,^zell 4 Co.. 310 Washington
Ziegenbein John 4 Co., 201 Davis
B. E. AUCER &CO.
ImDorters M Comisslon Agents
409 Battery, bet. Clay & Merch.
BANDMANN, NEILSIN & CO.
Imponers ana Coimissl^tt MercMls,
OtHce, 210 Front.
■W. H. CTJMMINGS,
iiictioiieer aiil Comussioii MercMt,
337 339 ,1 341 PrsE, cor Montg'y.
Advances made on Conslsnment*
Greenebatun & Co.
Mctloii aid CoiDinission lercliaiils,
115*117 BcsH.
CASH ADVANCES MADE
On Consignmeota.
New York Office, 40 West Broadway.
Earitan Elver Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAIT & CO.'S, S7 California Market.
F.VAITSCHAAOK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
839
S. S. POMROY,
Commission Merchant,
Buys every description of Mer-
chandise: receives Wool, Pro-
duce etc., mailing liberal
cash advances on the same.
P. O. Box I7G9. 660 Market.
Merchants -
- rommisslon Pro-
tlncc
[See also Fruit; also Provisions; also
Produce— Vegetables.]
Aiem & Co., 208 Washington
Alexaniler W. H. & Co.. 414 .Sansom
AUisou D. E, i Co , 309 Washington
Babcock & Gould, 114 Sacramento
Baker Louis F.. 402 Davis
BaUard & HaU, 106 Davis
Bassett C, F. & Co.. 219 Washington
Bassett Joseph. 221 Clay
BENNETT & PAGE, 304 Davis (see
adv. dept. page Ix)
Booth Adam & Co. . 326 Davis
Bray Brothers. 226 Clay
Breeze k Loughran, SW cor Washmg-
ton and DaWs
Brigham C. O. & Co., SE cor Front and
Washington
Bronsou ^ Coey, 325 Washington
Bryant & Cook, 306 Davis
Bullard & Zeiss, 114 Clay
Bumap John. 425 Davis
Campbell J. W. H., 433 CaUfomia
CLAYTON C. & CO., NE cor Front
and Clay (see adv. dept. page liv)
Clark, Scott Si Co., 71S Front
Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs, 219 Front
and 307 Sacramento
Crosby G. (>., 216 Davis
Cummings H. K. i; Co , SE cor Wash-
ington and Battery
Dakin & Libbey, SW cor Clay and
Drumm
Dalton & Gray, 406 Davis
DcSablaE., 302 Davis
Dittmer Henry, 117 Drumm
Drake k Emerson, 521 Sansom
Dull & Co., 316 Davis
Dutard Hj-polite, 217 Clay
EUerhorst H. F. & Co., 117 Drumm
Elliott & Co., 509 Sansom
Ellis, Bemhard & Co., NE cor Clay and
Sansom
Fassett, McCaulley & Co., 220 Clay
Feusier 4 Spafford, 323 Front
Forsaith k ,Shaw, 325 Front
Galh A. & Co., 516 Sansom
Garrett & Moron, SE cor Sansom and
Clay
Gendar E. F. & Co., 413 Front
Getz Brothers & Co.. 513 Front
GuttTidge William, 124 Clay
Hammer F. H.. 204 Clay
Hatch T. H. & Co., 320 Front
Het'lur John H. (agent Granges), 414San
Hemck Sauford E., 126 Clay'
Heywood & Hendley, 224 Clay
Hixson & Curtis, 322 Davis
Howe George L. & Co., 319 Clay
Howe k HaU, 410 Davis
Howes John. 504 Sansom
Hughes George, 316 Washington
Hughes Hugh. 225 Front
Huston George, 425 Clay
Hydelill M. J., 216 Davis
Ivancovich J. k Co., 520 Sansom
Jetmmgs John, cor Townsend and Ja-
pan
Johnston & Veasy, 324 Davis
Joost Behreml NE cor Twelfth and Fol
Joost Herman, 410 Clay
Kinney Brothers, 119 Clay
Knapp & Grant, 111 Washington
Lachmann J.. 209 Washington
Lambert, Palmer i Co., 39 Market and
3 Spear
Larzelere, Witham & Wightman, SW
cor Clay and Davis
Lemoine. Gambert & Co.. 15 San Fran-
cisco Market
Levensohn & Galland, 221 Davis
Levy 8. & Co.. 310 Washington
Lewis Henry L.. 209 Sacramento
Linsley & Collins. 507 Sansom
Littlefield. Webb k Co., 318 Wash
Loewenhayn Henry, Pac. Fruit Market
Lohman, Coghill & Rountree, 313 Front
Loucks Orlando, 126 Clay
Lowry k Wightman, SE cor Clay and
Davis
Lusk A. & Co., Pacific Fruit Market
Lynde & Hough, 416 Davis
Maguire Patrick, 203 Washington
Markley Levi k Co., NE cor Clay and
Davis
Martin. Feusier & Steffani, 311 Clay
Ma-s<m k Diamond, 210 Washington
MATHEWS E. G. k CO., 208 Davis
(see adv. dept. page Ix)
Mayhew H. A., 208 Davis
McColl William, NE cor Davis and Mar-
ket
McCune James N., 117 Clay
McDonogh J. k Co., 212 Washington
McHenry, Moulton & Co., 427 Front
McKee k Durkin, 215 Clay
Mead 5; Wooley, 223 Washington
Merwin J. P., 536 Clay
Mitchler G., 213 Clay
MoUoy John, 54 Clay
Moran k McBride, SW cor Commercial
and Davis
Mugan Dennis, 325 Davis
Murphy k Conners, 502 Sansom
Nardini A. k Co., 616 Front
Nauman Charles & Co., 309 Washington
Newell Thomas, 124 Clay
O'Connor John, SE cor Drumm and
Clay
O'Neill k McCaffrey, 104 Clay
Onesti G. k Co., 501 Sansom
PaUies Alexander, 318 Davis
Pendegast James A., 315 Davis
Perkins k Rorke, 508 Sansom
Plister&Co., Ill Clay
Presho James k Co., 119 Clay
Reynolds & Ford, 315 Davis
Reynolds k Murray, 202 Clay and 303
Davis
Rouse k Laws, 320 Davis
Schwegerle J. k Co., 549 Fourth
Selleck Joseph E., SE cor Clay and
Davis
Smith Charles H., 49 Clay
Sresovich L. G. & Co., 619 Sansom
SROUFE, SWEENEY k CO., 406
Front (see ailv. dept. page xxvi)
Starr k Little, 312 Washington
Stewart & Buckley, 513 Sansom
Taylor William H., 216 Washington
Van Duzer S. V. R 504 Sansom
Volkman Charles M. 4 Co., 319 Wash
V<,n Rnnn & Hencke Bros , 414 Clay
Waterman M. k Co., Ill Clay
White k Dunbar, 206 Washington
Wieland Bros,, 507 Front
Wocster, Shattnck & Co., 317 Front
Ziegenhein John k Co., 201 Davis
Zocchi k GiaJmini. Pacific Fruit Market
Jlerchants— t;iUnese.
Che Wo. 723 Jackson
Chin Lee k Co., 621 Keamy
Chun Wo Tong k Co.. 933 Dupont
Chimg Ling & Co.. 741 Sacramento
Chy Lung k Co., 640 Sacramento
Colmo k Co., 607 Dupont
Fong, Wing Lung k Co., 619 Dupont
Foug Yik, 745 Sacramento
Fook Wo k Co., 803 Dupont
Fook Y'uen & Co., 711 Dupont
Goey Ying, 938 Dupont
He Yek. 713 Jackson
Him Lung. 930 Dupont
Hip Wo k Co., 735 Commercial
Hong Yune k Co., 731 Commercial
Hop Kee k Co., 705 Dupont
Hop Lee k Co., 904 Dupont
Hop Lung, 931 Dupont
Hop Shing k Co., 627 Pacific
Hung Sang Lung k Co., 815 Dupont
Hung Sun, 703 Dupont
Hung Wo Tong, 641 Jackson
Kee Sang Tong, 742 Sacramento
Kim Lung k Co., 728 Dupont
Kin Nam & Co., 1008 Dupont
Kong Yuen Chong & Co., 723 Com
Kum Wo k Co.. 928 Dupont
Kiun Yuen, 711 Jackson
Kwong Chong Kee k Co., 719 Dupont
Kwong Chong Wing k Co., 733 Com
Kwong Hang & Co., 710 Commercial
Kwong Lun Chong k Co., 714 Dupont
Kwong On Cheong, 728 Sacramento
Kwong Sung Tai it Co., 8 8 Dupont
Kwong Tai Lung k Co , 719 Com
Kwong Wai Tong, 801 Dupont
Kwong Wing Sang & Co., 752 Washing-
ton
Kwong Wo Co., 1011 Dupont
Kwong Wo Ltmg k Co., 735 Wash
Kwong Yune Simg k Co., 727 Dupont
Lai Hnig Lung k Co., 729 Commercial
Lun Sing & Co., 706 Sacramento
Lun Ty k Co , 716 Dupont
Lun Wo Si Co., 716 Sacramento
Ly Chung k Co., 735 Jackson
Ly Wing Sun Kee, 636 Jackson
Man Fong & Co., 631 Jackson
Man Lee Si Co., 709 Dupont
Man On Tong, 945 Dupont
Man Shing St Co., 616 Jackson
Man Wo Cheong & Co., 738 Sacramento
Man Wo, Hing Kee Si Co., 633 Jackson
Mou On S; Co., 934 Dupont
Oy Wo Tong Si Co., 708 Jackson
Qnong Ching Long, 740 Sacramento
Quong Chung Lung Si Co., 719 Sac
Quong Chung Shing S Co., 724 Com
Quong Hain Chung, 716 Dupont
Quong Hing Si Co., 712 Sacramento
Quong Mow Lung, 741 Commercial
Quong Sam Lung Si Co., 706 Dupont
Quong Sing Tai Kee, 717 Commercial
Quong Song, 751 Sacramento
Quong Tuck, 640 Jackson
Quong Wah Ying, 940 Dupont
Quong Wing Chong it Co., 809 Dupont
Quong Yee On Si Co.. 910 Dupont
Quong Ying Kee Si Co., 718 Com
Sam Kee, 723 Sacramento
Sam Yik, 747 Sacramento
Sang Lung Si Co., 826 Dupont
See Chung, 625 Dupont
See Wo Lung Si Co , 621 Dupont
Shun Yik S: Co., 723 Dupont
Sin Quong Lun Si Co., 813 Dupont
Sing Chong k Co , 823 Dupont
Sing Wo Si Co , 639 Jackson
Sing Yek, 722 Jackson
Sue Woo Si Co., 941 Dupont
Sun Chong Wo Si Co., 710 Sacramento
Sun Chong Yuen 8i Co., 1014 Dupont
Tai Loy Si Co., 911 Dupont
Tai Yuen Cheong Si Co , 721 Com
Tie Sang Tong, 929 Dupont
Tin Hop & Co., 936 Dupont
Tong Tie & Co., 728 Sacramento
Tong Wo k Co., 722 Sacramento
Tong Yoong Si Co., 736 Sacramento
Tsue Chong Wing, 714 Commercial
Tuck Chong Si Co., 739 Sacramento
Tuck Chong Wo Si Co., 627 Dupont
Tuck On Yuen, 727 Sacramento
Tuck AVo, 635 Jackson
Tung Chong Si Co., 743 Sacramento
Tung Foo & Co., 729 Sacramento
Tung Sing Si Co., 732 Sacramento
Tung Tie Si Co., 822 Dupont
Tung Wo k Co , 727 Sacramento
Tung Yee Tong & Co., 710 Dupont
Ty Wing Si Co., 737 Washington
Wau Yune Si Co., 806 Commercial
Wan Yimg Lung Kee, 739 Commercial
Wing Fung Si Co., 745 Sacramento
Wing Tie Jan k Co., 734 Sacramento
Wing Wo Sang Si Co., 720 Sacramento
Wo Kee Si Co., 939 Dupont
Yan Wo Tong k Co., 705 Jackson
Yee Chung Heng i.Co , 808 Dupont
Yee Chy Lung k Co., 810 Dupont
Y^ee Kee Si Co., NE cor Dupont and
Jackson
Yek Kee, 906 Dupont
Yet Lee «i Co., 719 Sacramento
Yeong Wo k Co., 734 Sacramento
\ in Sing Si Co., 726 Sacramento
You Hop St Co., 825 Sacramento
Young Wo Tong k Co., 725 Dupont
Yu Wo k Co., 717 Dupont
Y'u Yuen Ching Kee Si Co., 730 Sac
Hercbants— Shipping and For-
Marding.
Adams, Blinn & Co., 17 Steuart
Ammon, Caspari Sc Co., 315 Cahfomia
Backus S. W. Si Co., 206 Front
Balfour, Guthrie Si Co., 230 California
BaUard St HaU, 106 Davis
Balzer Henry Si Co., 213 Sansom
Beadle Donald, 106 Davis
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Spear
CampbeU J. W. H.. 433 California
Coleman W. T. & Co., SW cor Califor-
niiL and Front
Crawford A. & Co.. 27 Market
CRDSS & CO.. 316 California
Cummiiigs W. B, & Co., 124 California
D;iit Putuara C . 313 California
Dil>l>lt.-i' Albert, 38 California
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO., 414 Bat
Dolbcrr & Carson, 34 Market
Kfford X. C, 311 East
Fersi.n & Bnins, 32 California
FLINT, PEABODY & CO., 408 Cali-
ftirnia (see adv. dept. page Ixv)
Forbes Bros., 308 California
Freeman, Smith & Co.. 206 Front
Friedlauder 1. 300 California
GOODALL, NELSON &. PERKINS.
10 Market (see adv. dept. page xliii)
Grace J. W. & Co.. 40 California
Greaves Benjamin, 508 Battery
Hanson, Ackeraon & Co., Pier 11 Steu-
art
Hartshorne E. M., 610 Front
Harris. Dell & Co., 49 California
Harrison W. G.. 40 California
Hefti Baltbazar. 504 Battery
HoUaday Ben. & Son. 210 Battery
Hooper William B. & Co., 304 Califor-
nia
HoMits George & Co., 302 California
Hntchiiison, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.,
310 Sansom
IKWIN RICHARD B. & CO.. 200 San-
sitm (see register names, page 395)
Kenttield John & Co., Pier 9 Steuart
Kjttle & Co., NW cor California and
Front
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants" Exch
LOW C. ADOLPHE k CO.. 208 Cali-
fornia (sec adv. dept. page 13)
Luiul Henry, 214 California
Lyii.lf .S; Hough, 416 Davis
MACuNDRAY &, CO., 206 Sansom
(see adv. deut. page xx)
Mastick S. L. & Co., Pier 10 Steuart
McCoUam Thomas W. & Co., 122 Clay
Meigs G. A, 1 Steuart
Meinecke Charles. 314 Sacramento
Mel .lohn & Sons. 36 California
Merrill J. C. & Co.. 204 CaUfornia
Nelson & Anderson, Jackson St. Wharf
Newton Brothers k Co., 121 Front
Nichols William H., 110 Sacramento
Pan-ott & Co.. 306 California
Pierce Nelson. 610 Front
Porter, Donaldson k Co.. 533 Clay
Pope & Talbot. 232 California
Priti'hard W. L. (fast freight), 226 Cal-
ifornia
Ranlett H. D., 218 California
Read. Brand k Co., 310 Clay
Reed Henry R., 321 Washington
Roberts M. R,, 633 Front
RODGER3, MEYER & CO.. 212 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page Iv)
liosenfeld John. NE cor Folsom and
Spear
Ross A, B. & Co., 109 California
Rowe E, P. k Co.. 214 California
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET
CO.. 319 Cal (see adv. dept. p. xxxiii)
Sabatie A. E. k Co.. 617 Sansom
Schleiden William, 504 Battery
Severance H. W. & Co., 405 Front
Stevens, Baker k Co., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Davis
Stur>V.s D, D. (Blue Line), 140 Mont
Tayli.r C. L. k Co., 34 California
Ten Bosch N.. 109 California
Tichtnor H. B. & Co., 42 Market
Tid.-inan, Hirschfeld k Co.. 109 Cal
T)u-nir & Bundle, 122 California
WICL(;H & CO.. 109 California (see
adv. dejit, page Ixviii)
Wliitney A. D. & Co,, 226 California
\\niitiiey J, R. & Co.. 405 Front
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO..
218 Cal (see adv. dept. page xxxiv)
MetJtl Dculers.
[See Hardware ; also Iron and Steel.]
Motiil Spiuners.
BOESCH EMIL, .%9 Mission
Schoener Frederick, 10 Stevenson
metallic Signs — Manafactnr-
Hopps & Sons. 216 Sansom
Isaacs & Wilson. 213 Pine
Joiner John J,, 116 Kearny
Patterson William, 430 Kearny
TBUWORTHY F. M.. 318 Front (see
adv. dept. page xlii)
Metnlliirglcal Furnaces,
Knox & Osbom. 19 First
Stetefeldt Furnace Co. (B. J. Bums
agent). 411^ California
Metallurgical Works.
[See also Assayers.l
Crane & Cording (copper). Hxinter's
Point, office 324 Front
DE CRANO k DUVAL. 412 Commer-
cial (see adv. dept, page xxvij
Huhn k Luckhardt. 21 First
Koliler R. J., office 330 Pine
KUH LEOPOLD. 611 Commercial (see
adv. dept page liii)
Mosheimer Joseph. 507 Montgomery
Pacific Chemical Works. 330 Francisco
Pacific Reduction Works, office 631
^'lay . ^ ^ ■
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, office 416 Montgomery
SELBY THOMAS H. k CO. (lead).
North Beach foot Hyde (see adv.
dept. page xv)
Strong k Co., 10 Stevenson
Midwives.
Bansch M. Mrs,, 141 Minna
Baruch P. Mrs.. 252 Minna
Behrmann Mary Mrs., 824 Harrison
Bothe S. Mrs., 247 Stevenson
Burns Myra Mrs,. 308 Minna
Chateau M. Mrs., 15 Stockton, rear
Detje Eliza Mrs , 7i Oak Grove Av
Giraux Adelaide, 525 Green
Gonzales J. Mrs.. 6 Sonoma Alley
Gottschalk Mary Mrs.. 443 Minna
Hecker Therese Mrs.. 716 Lagima
Huin Fran(;-oise Mrs.. 639 Broadway
Jaeger A. Mrs., 1055 Howard
Janke Amelia, 913 Pacific
Johnston Annie Mis.. 1811 Polk
KroM-nholm M. Mrs.. 523 Howard
Labohm H, G. Mrs,. 16 Taylor
Languilette C. 416 Clementina
Levy Hannah Mrs , 45 Third
Meyer Margaret. 777 Mission
Momen A. L. Mme,, 621 Union
O'Connell M. Miss, 2002 Hyde
Otto Minnie Mrs.. lOJ Harriet
ProscholdC, Mrs., 113 Third
Roberts M. J, Mrs , 968 Harrison
Schaeffer C. Mrs,, 1220 Stockton
Schmidt Marian. 2 Central PI
Schroeppel A. Mrs., 459 Bryant
Steiner B, Mrs., 536 Jessie
Thomas Mary Mrs,, 712 Vallejo
Military and Regalia Goods.
Englander William. 751 Market
Geimann W., 509 Montgomery
JOHNSON T. EODGERS. 12 Mont-
gomery Av (see adv. dept. page 31)
Norcross k Co., 6 Post
Pasquale B., 644 Washington
Millc Dealers.
Bachman Jacob. N s Filbert bet Steiner
and Pierce
Bagman Jacob, Presiilio
Barnissina John. Presidio
Barry Edward, S s Cortland Av nr
Islais Creek, Bemal Heights
Barry Matthew, W s San Bruno Road
nr Golden City House
Bauer John F,. Bay View. South S. F.
Blanch.^rd Phineas V.. cor Old San Jos^
Road and Twenty-sixth
Bogue Michael. Presidio
Bowman Pastor, fnot Webster nr Bay
Brown Jolm, cor Mission and Colusa
Bruns H,. SW cor Old San Jos6 Koad
and Thirtieth
Butler George W.. 346 Minna
Call W, W.. W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-ninth
Clark S, P. B.. 408 Tehama
CUfford k Talbot, W s San Bruno Road
Coleman M., E s Diamond nr Seven-
teenth
Collins Timothy, Twenty-fourth near
Douglass
Conahan C. W s San Jos6 Road nr
Six-mile House
Conway Patrick, Thirteenth Av bet K
and L
Cook M, M., SE cor Bush and Pierce
Cordes William, cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Cosgrove Patrick, E 3 Folsom nr Twen-
ty-seventh
Costa P,. cor Florida and Twentieth
Creedon P. A., Sherman bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Davidson N., cor Pennsylvania Av and
Sierra
Davis K., cor Lagima and Greenwich
Devan Hugh. S s Silver AvbetSan Jopi
and San Bruno roads
Doren J., Kosciusko nr Cortland Av. ^
s Bemal Heights ;
Eldredge CJeorge, NE cor Greenwich
and Pierce
Emhoff F.. SW cor Laguna and Filbert
Farrell James H., S46 Minna
Foley C, Greenwich bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Fowkes Richard, 814 Union
Frank Reinhardt, S 3 Sixteenth Avnr J
Gallagher & Welch, N s Chestnut nr
Pierce
Giannini & Guscetti, W a San Bruno
Road nr BiUTow Av
Gilman Eliza Mrs., 2007 Bush
Gilmore Michael. N s Nineteenth bet
Eureka and Douglass
Girwis John, 1530 Post
Grady John. Sanchez nr Sixteenth
Green A. F. & Co., NW cor Fulton and
Gough
Green Point Dairy and Transportation
Co. (Alameda Co.), office llli Cali-
fornia
Griffin Maurice, SW cor Kansas and
Humboldt
Groom William, W s San Jose Road or
Si-\-niile House
HallJames H, 1 Garden
Hall WiUiani, Visitacion Valley Road
bet San Jose and San Bnmn roads
Hall k Hutcliinson, NE cor Scott and
Lombard
Haney Dennis, 2225 Greenwich
Harriman C, N s Greenwich bet Scott
and Devisaiiero
Hatman G. W.. N s Union nr Franklin
Haub George, 213 Fourth
Hayes Dennis, W s Webster nr Oak
Healey & Megilligan, Old San JostS Road
ur Industrial School
Heath Patrick, Kosciusko nr Cortland
Av
Heim & Brc, Eighteenth Av nr F
Horner W., Shotwell nr Fifteenth
Houghton & Manter, NE cor Scott and
Lombard
Hubbard H. 8., Chestnut bet Sterner
and Pierce
Igo James, California At nr Bryant
Jenkins B. P., S s Greenwich ur Scott
Jordan Michael, NE cor Nebraska and
El Dorado
Jost Peter, 517 Geary
Keating Owen, nr Ocean House
Kelly P., San Bruno Road nr Univerai-
ty Moimd
Kenny John, Point Lobos At bet Fourtn
and Fifth aTS
Kiszler Heinrich, 1113 Stockton
Knight Edmund H,, S 8 Greenwich Mt
Fillmore and Steiner
Knight Elijah D., S s FUbert bet Stern-
er and ilUmore
Kraus Charles, NW cor Alabama »iio
T>venty-fifth
Lange WUliam, Cole nr Kate
Lassen N., San JosiS Road nr St. Ma-
ry's College
Leech R., cor Dolores and Enilroad At
Leiser John L., Fainnount ur (.■hcnery
Lennon John, NE cor Dolores and
Nineteenth
Linehan James, N s Pomt Lobos Avnr
Fifth Av
MOEGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters iilwayB on band.
■ VAITSOHAAOE^OO.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
841
Loewe August, cor Thirtieth and Whit-
ney
London M., San Jose Road nr Fair-
mount
Lustenberger H., California At nr
Twenty-iu'nth
Maguire William, W s MissionRoad nr
St. Mary's College
Matagrin C, San Jos6 Arm- Twenty-
seventh
McBonough John. Fifteenth Av nr R
McGovem John, NW cor Lombard and
McGrath A., Old San Jos4 Road nr San
Mignel
McVey H. 312 Fell
Mead W. L, N s Fifteenth At nr R
Meyers Fred., W s Columbia nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Miassi Bernard. NE cor Franklin and
Chestnut
Michaelson & Tomfort. W s San Jos^
Road nr Six -mile House
Miller A. C, Visit.%cion Valley
Miller & Co., cor Scott and Francisco
Mills & Evans, NW cor Fulton and
Gough
Mish Herman. I.'^IS Mission
Mitchell John. E s Castro nr Eight-
eenth
Monaghan James. Fort Point
Moran Thomas, N s Precita At nr Miss
Monarty Timothy. 1613 Turk
Nagar & Regly. Twenty-eighth nr San
JostS Av
Nager & Christ, Eighteenth At nr F
Noble i Wohlers, NW cor Thirtieth
and Old San Jose Road
Palasson Peter, NW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
IPeterkin John, Bay View, South S F
Pfaff William. W s Sacramento bet
Broderick and Baker
Raymond A. cor Arkansas and Napa
Reddy Michael G., SW cor Fillmore
and Pixley PI
I ReillT B., Silver At nr San Jos6 Road
Kiley Owen, S s Nineteenth nr Guer-
rero
Riordan Patrick, cor Seventh At and L
R'jberts John, San Bruno Road
Roy J. A.. San Bnmo Road nr Thir-
tieth
Rutland Bros., Central Road nr Cen-
tral Park
Schaeffer John, Mission and Ocean
Beach Koad
Schafer Bros . cor Corbett and Castro
Schuite Tliejdore. 422 Valencia betFif-
teenth and Sixteenth
s,-l,„,rtz Conrad. 114 Ninth
nn H., East end Visitadon Val-
MllUners.
[See also Dressmakers.]
'.,'?? J-, ■*-■ San Bnmo Road nr
Golden City House
Sunonds Natlmn. NW cor Twentr-
■ fourth and Vermont
Smart i Bro., Old San Josi Road nr
Industrial School
smith James, Twenty ■ scTenth nr
Church
?tarkweather Lewis S., W s Verba Bu-
eua bet Clay and Sacramento
Sterner Emanuel. San Bruno Road nr
Golden City House
3terUng M R, W s San Jo8« Road nr
Five-mile House
itone Isaac. San Bruno Road nr Thir-
ty-first
.'"^^ "l- * Co., San Miguel Ranch nr
Twenty-fourth
rrautvetter O, W s Treat At nr Twen-
ty-First
Vagner Adam, NW cor Eighteenth and
tiara Av
''^'SmI Abner, SE cor Washington and
r illmore
Velch Michael, E s Dame nr Thirtieth
fMaliiig Henry. 1513 Geary
rotmg Conrad, I3I7 Dupont
Hill Furnishing.
SeeateoAgrioiUturallmpIements; also
Hardware.}
VP-*.TH N. J , m California
idgeway .Joseph (picks), 303 Howard
readwell i Co., SW cor Market and
Fremont
'agner Joseph, 113 Mission I
Altenberg Rosalie. 523 Kearny
Arnold Amanda Mrs,, 1400 Polk
Ascroft Alice Mrs., 110 Geary
Bann James Mrs., "35 Clementina
Blochman E. Mrs , 206 Kearny
Borgstrom Jennie Miss, 1132 Dupont
Borgstrom Minnie Miss, 311 Mont At
Butler M. A. Mrs., 28 Montgomery
Butler W. J. Mrs., 125 Keamy
Carroll Anne G. Mtss, 56 Third
Carter L. Miss. 934 Market
Caswell E. E. Mrs.. 28 Post
Cohn H. S T. Misses, 428 Hayes
Cosgnfl Annie Mrs., 56 Third
Coughlan Annie Mrs., 30} Second
Cowles G. W. Mrs , 114 Third
Desmond Joanna Miss, 10 Second
Doherty John C, 205 Kearny
Eakins Mary A. Mrs , 24 Keamy
EUaser F. Miss. 444 Third
Fitzgerald M. Miss, 75U Market
Fonts M. Mrs.. 1006 Stockton
Gaughen i Dunning, 212 Fourth
Green Annie Mrs., 110 Sixth
Greis Mary Mrs., 109 Fourth
Harris A. Mrs.. 248 Third
Hayes Mary, 919 Market
Henry H. Mme,, 1414 Stockton
Howard Mary A. Mrs., 24 Keamy
Jordan Caroline Mrs., 1114 Stockton
Kennedy & McGmder. 62 Third
Keyes Mi.sses. 19 Post
Kind P. A. Mis.s, 1022 Stockton
Kowalsky S. Mrs., 336} Kearny
Landers Mary Mrs., N s Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Lawrenson E. Mrs., 216 Fourth
Leavenworth Elise Mrs., 1100 Stockton
Leikens G.. 505 Third
Leroy E, Mme , 121 Sutter
Marks S. Jlrs.. 106 Third
Martin Victorine Mrs., 614 Broadway
McCarriok Kate Miss, 135 Keamy
Miller M. A. Mrs., 8 Fifth
Moffatt Helen (widow), 26§ Sixth
Moore Jane A.. 316} Third
Morehouse k Ricks, 907 Market
Muller Susan Mrs.. 1221 Stockton
fteiunann Maria Mme., 612 Keamr
ONeil EUen Miss,, 334 Sutter
Pierce F. Mrs., 143 Third
Plunkett Lucy Mrs., 140 Fourth
Pollard & McGuigan, 230 Fourth
Racouillat H. Mme., 1521 Stockton
Regan Ellen Mrs.. 25 Post
Riordan Rosina Mrs., 134 Keamy
Schneider F. Jlrs , 314 Sutter
Sciallero Therese Mrs,, 530 Keamy
Selig M. Mrs , 226 Keamy
Shear Mary Mrs., 46 Secoud
Shloss E. Mrs., 406 Keamy
Sorbier L. Mme., 820 Washington
Stacom M. R. Mrs., 8 Montgomery
Thomas Ellen Mi^.. 30 Third
Tracy John Mrs., 521 Fourth
Wanton Thomas Mrs., 214 Second
Whelan Agnes Mrs.. 1114 Market
Woelffel R. Mrs.. 524 Hayes
Zemansky Joseph, 210 Sixth
Millinery Gootls— Importers.
[See also Fancy Goods.]
Butler Bros.. 569 Market
Cohliner Brothers. 543 Market
Haker W. & Hinz. 545 Market
Held Brothers 4 Co.. NE cor Market
and Sansom
Heller M. & Bro.. 112 Sansom
Hoffman & Co.. 19 Battery-
Jones E. H. k Co.. 535 Market
Blochman E. Mrs,. 206 Keamy
Butler M. A. Mrs.. 28 Montgomery
Butler W. J. Mrs.. 125 Keamy
Carroll Anna .Miss. 56 Third
Caswell E. E. Mis . 28 Post
Daunenberg Amalie Mrs . 24 Mont
De Courcy Edward. 937 Market
Kaindler & Co., 100 Montgomery
Neumann Marie Mme,. 612 Keamy
Regan E, Mrs,. lOi.lg Market
Selig M Mrs.. 226 Ke;imy
Shloss E. Mme., 406 Kearny
Zemansky Joseph, 210 Sixth
MIU and >llnlng Supplies.
Cast Steel Shoe & Die Co., 330 Pine
EGERTON, ALLEN & CO., 109 Call-
fomia (see adv. dept. page xl)
Gregory HP., First nr Market
KABATH N. J., 304 CaUfomia
Wagner Joseph, 113 Mission
Egerton, Allen & Co.
Importers and
Buyers of
Mill and lim SnpplieS;
Booms 14 2, 109 C.VUFORNIA.
N. J. KABATH,
Importer and Dealer
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Mill and Mine Supplies.
Agency Laflin i Band Powder Co.
P. O. Box 522. 304 Caltfornia.
Kaindler & Co.. 100 Montgomery
Lazani Freres. 527 Market
Mish P. 4 Son, 539 Market
Ross George. 569 Market
Sachs. Strassburger & Co., .SB cor Pino
and Sansom
Schweitzer, Sachs 4 Co., 26 Battery
Tobin, Davisson 4 Co.. NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Toplitz Fabian, 571 Market
Millinery Goods— Retail,
Altenberg Rosalia Mrs., 528 Keamy
Bardet Constance Mrs., 1108 Dupont
Mills— Drug.
Gates Horace 4 Co., 112 Spear
Mills— Feed.
Capitol, Doming, Palmer 4 Co., 116 Sac-
ramento, office 202 DaTis
Oakland City, Babcock4 Gould agents,
office 114 Sacramento
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Bros , 10 Ster
Yolo, SE cor Market and Beale
Mills— Flour.
[See also Flour ; also Groceries, etc.]
Capitol, Deming, Palmer 4 Co., 116 Sac-
ramento, office 202 Davis
COMMERCIAL, Grosh 4 Rutherford.
NE cor First and Natoma (see adv
dept. page 17)
Golden Age. F. D. Conro 4 Son, 717
Battery
(Solden Gate, Horace Dayls 4 Co . 41-t5
First
National. Martenstein 4 Delving. SW
cor Pacific and Battery
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Bros., 10 Stev-
enson
Wheelan's. Dohrmann 4 Co.. IfTW cor
Washington and Dnimm
Yolo. H. W. Gray 4 Co., SB cor Market
and Beale
Mills— Paper.
Pacific Paper. John Tyler Jr. agent.
office 331 Montgomery
TAYLOR S. P. 4 CO. (Pioneer), office,
416 Clay (see adv. dept. page Ivii)
HllLs- Planing.
Beale St. Sawing and Planing, Daniel
D- Holland, NW cor Beale and Miss
Brown William S., cor Mission and
Twenty-seTenth
California Planing, NW cor Howard
and Spear
CulverweU Stephen S.. 20 California
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Enteninse Mill and Molding Factory,
D. A. Macdonald & Co., 217 Spear
and 218 Steuart
Excelsior, William A. Meeker, 441 Bran
Fourth Street, Benjamin F. Ellis, W s
Fourth nr Berry
Mechanics', Wells, Russell & Co., SW
cor Mission and Fremont
South Park Saw, F. Korbel & Brothers,
437 Braunan
South Point, A. M. Jewell & Co., N 8
Berry bet Third and Fourth
Thomas C. W., 24 Oalilomia
Mills— Quartz and CrusUIng.
Thomas C. W., 24 California
WYMAN G. D., office U Drumm (see
adT. dept page 24)
Mills— Rice.
INDIA, Wm. M. Greenwood proprie-
tor, E s Fremont nr Mission (see
adv. dept. page xxiiv)
Mills— Rolling.
PACIFIC ROLLING (Potrero), office
3 Front (see adv. dept. pa^e v)
MlUs— Salt.
[See also Salt Stores.]
Carmen Island, 249 Steuart, office 413
Front
Eureka, Charles J. Janson, NW cor
Bryant and Fremont
Pioneer, B. F. Barton & Co., 211 Sao
Union Pacific, 218 Sacramento
MlllB, Saw— Portable.
Globe Iron Works, 145 Fremont
Mllls-Shodilj .
Kennedy J. C. & Co., 806 Fourth
MUls— Woolen.
Marysville, office SW cor Battery and
Bush
Mission and Pacific, office 517 Market
Oregon City, office 24 Sansoni
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOL-
EN Factory (Black Point), office
115 Battery (see a<lv. dept. page liii)
.Bin Jos6, office 521 Market
MUIwrlghts.
ATVn W. H., 419 California
Aiaos & Davis, 112 Beale
BardweU & Malter, 408 California
mineral Waters— BTatnral.
EetHiesda (Waukesha, Wis.), 107 Stock
NAPA SODA SPRINGS, depot 18i
Geary
Pacific Congress, 162 New Montgomery
VenuiMi, 238 Montgomery
Mines— Owners In.
[See also Capitalists.]
Applegarth E., 302 Montgomery
Baldwin E, J., 513 California
Barron Edward, 404 Montgomery
Bateman Isaac, 419 California
Beaxer George W., 414 California
Benham J, A., 24 Merchants' Exchange
Bosworth W. , 432 Montgomery
Boyd J. F., 419 California
Brewster R. E., 312 Montgomery
Bull Alpheus, 22 Merchants' Exchange
Catherwood Edwin C, 41S California
Chapin S. A., 65 Merchants' Exchange
Clark Joseph, 419 California
Cooper J. B., 315 California
Cox A. P., 24 Merchants' Exchange
Cronise W. H. V., 409 California
De La Montagnie J. E., 331 Mont
Dodge George S., 419 California
Drake F., 302 Montgomery
Earl John O. 401 California
Fay C. T., 606 Montgomery
Ferris D. C, 418 California
Fkio.l & O'Brien, 507 Montgomery
Fry John D., 419 California
Gashwiler J. W., 438 Cah'fomia
Green Edmund, 312 Montgomery
Gwin W. M.. 7 South Park
Harmon A. K. P., 419 California
Hayward A., 224 California
Hearst George, 437 Pine
Heath N., 302 Montgomery
Hill Frank H., 411J California
Hillyer Munson C 406^ Cahfomia
Hobart Walter S., 419 Califoi-nia
Hosmer D. M., 116 Leidesdorft
Hmit J. D., 331 Montgomery
Ivers Richard, 41 U California
Jewell Truman E., 507 Montgomery
Jones Charles, 302 Montgomery
Jones John P., 330 Pine
Jones M., 419 California
Kimball T. L., 419 California
Kjaner Philip H., 312 Montgomery
Lee S. W,, 37 Merchants' Exchange
Lent W. M.. 419 California
Livermore H. G., 202 Front
Livingston J. M., 331 Montgomery
LyleW. S., 406 Montgomery
McAneny G. B., 419 California
McCrorey J. H., 302 Montgomery
Minear A. P., 419 California
Montgomery Ed. L., 24 Merchants' Ex-
change
Morgan James, 27 Merchants' Exchange
Morrison Charles D., 22 Merchants' Ex-
change
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
Moyle James W., 402 Montgomery
Murphy John F., 417 Cahfornia
Myers W. F.. 418 California
Nesmith J. F.. 315 California
Ogden Frederick, 224 Sansom
O'Neil A., 410 Kearny
Pearson John W.. 437 Pine
Pierce J. P., 315 California
Phillips H., 610 Merchant
Potter F. T.. 420 Montgomery
Price B., 106 Leidesdorff
Pritchard J. A., 330 Pine
Pullman James, 417 Cahfomia
Raj-mond H., 302 Montgomery
Raymond S. A., 302 Montgomery
Roberts George D., 401 California
Rose A. W.. 419 California
Rose C. W., 419 California
Scott A. B., 408 California
Sheldon H. H., 402 Montgomery
Skae John. 419 California
Skinner Robert, 64 Merchants' Exch
Staples Alpheus, 402 Montgomery
Terry George T., 509 California
Townsend .M. D., 106 Leidesdorff
Treadwell George A,, 531 California
Trench Joseph, 611 Clay
Van Orden John, 419 California
Wadsworth J. C. L, 401 Cahfomia
Wah-ath Austin, 402 Front
Walsh William, 419 Caliform'a
Walters W. R., 331 Montgomery
Whitney A. W., 419 California
Wilson Cyrus, 402 Front
Mining Companies— Gold and
Sliver.
Adams Hill Con. M. Co., 408 California
Admiral Nelson T. & M. Co., 539 Cal
Agra Mountain Tunnel & M. Co., 605
Clay
Alabama and Humboldt Con. M. Co.,
302 Montgomery
Alacran M. Co., 603 Washington
Alamo G. & S. M. Co.. 434 California
Alaska Con, M. Co., 320 California
Alhambra Hill M. Co., 612 Cl.ay
Alhambra Quartz M. Co., 22 Merchants'
Exchange
Allegh.any S. M. Co., 37 Merch Exch
Allen Con. M, Co., 419 Cahfomia
Alpha Con, M. Co., 419 California
Alpine O. M. & M. Co., 438 California
Alps S. M. Co., 331 Montgomery
Alta S. M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Altooiia Gravel M. Co., 28 Merch Exch
Amador Canal & M. Co., 418 California
Amador Con, S. M. Co., 37 Merch Exch
Araador Tunnel & M. Co., 27 Merchants'
Exchange
Amazon Con. M. Co., 330 Pine
American Con. G. k S. M. Co., 240 Mont
American Flag M. & M, Co., 320 Cal
American Flat M. Co., 331 Montgomery
American Flat South M. Co., 401 Cal
Andes S. M. Co., 507 Montgomery
Arizona S. M. Co., 419 California
Arizona and Utah M. Co. , 419 California
Atlantic and Pacific Con, G. M. Co., 419
California
Auburn G. M. Co., 414 .Calif omia
Bacon M. & M. Co., 419 California
Badger M. & M. Co,, 402 Montgomery
Baker M, & M, Co,, 419 California
Baltic Con, M, Co., 507 Montgomery
Baltimore Con, M. Co., 401 Caliform'a
Bandereta M. & M. Co., 408 California
Beach and Paxton G. &. 8. M. Co., 607
Montgomery
Beckwith G. 4 S. M. Co., 302 Mont
Belcher S. M. Co., 419 California
Belleviie M, Co., 409 California
Belmont M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Benjamin Mill and M. (!o., 401 Cal
Best and Belcher M. Co., 419 California
Bismark S, M. Co,, 401 California
Black Bear Quartz M, Co., 316 California
Blue Jacket M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Booth G. M. Co., 320 Califonua
Bower S. M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Bowery Con. M. k M, Co,, 419 Cahfomia
Branch Mint G. M. Co., 37 Merch Exch
Buchanan M. Co., 409 California
Buckeye G, & S. M, Co., 331 Mont
Bullion S. M. Co., 43 Merchants' Exch
Calaveras G, M. Co., 318 California
Calaveras Hydraulic M, Co,. 321 Battery
Caledonia M. Co., 414 Calif oi-nia
CaUfornia Con. G. M. & M, Co,, 40S Cal
California Con. M. Co., 438 Cahfomia
California M, Co., 401 California
California White Pine M. Co., 411} Cal
Cahstoga S. M. Co., 418 Montgomery
Cai\on Creek M. Co., 224 Sansom
Caroline M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Carrie Hale Hydraulic M. & W. Co., 531
California
Cascade Blue Gravel M. Co., 37 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Cederberg G. M. Co., 215 Sansom
Cederberg North G. M. Co., 420 Mont
Cederberg South G. M. Co.. 420 Mont
Central Belmont M. Co, ,116 Leidesdorff
Challenge Con. M. Co., 419 California
Champion Con. Smelting and M. Co.
37 Merchants' Exchange
Chapman M. & M. Co., 419 California
Chariot M. & M. Co.. 419 California
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co., 40 Cal
Cherry Creek Con. M. Co., 414 Cal
Cherry Creek M. M. Co., 409 Cahfomia
Chicago G, & S. M. Co., lllS Leidesdorff
Chief East Extension M. Co., 414 Cal
Chief of the Hill M. Co., 419 California
ChoUar Cotosi M, Co,, 419 California
Cienega Placer M. Co., 330 Pine
Cincinnati G. & S. M. Co., 531 Cal
Coe G. M. Co., 531 California
Combmation G. i S. M. Co., 28 Mei^
chants' Exchange
Comet Con. M, & M. Co., 116 Leid
Condor S. M. Co., 240 Montgomery
Confidence M. Co., 210 Battery
Confidence S. M. Co.. 414 California
Consolidated Amador M. Co., 402 Mont
Consohdated Gold HUl Quartz M, & M.
Co,, 414 California
Consolidated Reforma Lead and Silver
M. Co., 605 Clay
Consohdated Virginia M. Co., 401 Cal
Coqnille Gold Sand M, Co., lllS Leid
Cosala S. M. Co., 510 Battery
Cosmopolitan M. Co., 419 California
Crescent M. & M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Crown Point Extension M. Co. , 320 Cal
Crown Pomt G. & S. M. Co., 419 Cal
Crown Point Ravine G. & S. M. Co., 37
Merchants' Exchange
Cupel t Tiger S, M. Co., 402 Mont
Daisy Deane S. M. Co., 314 California
Daney G. & S. M. Co.. 320 California
Dardanelles M. Co.. 402 Jlontgomery
Dartmouth M. Co.. 419 California
Dayton G. & S. M. Co.. 419 California
Derapsey S. M. Co., 330 Puie
Derby Con. M. Co., 45 Merch Exch
Dexter S. M. Co., 411} California
Diamond S. M. Co., 402 Montgomery
East Branch M. Co., 520 Washington
Eclipse & Lee Gold M. Co., 631 Cal
Eddy Mining Co., 316 Cahfomia
El Dorado North M, Co,, 419 California
El Dorado South Con, M. Co., 419 Cal
Electic M. Co., 318 Cahfomia
EUmore Hill HydralUicM. Co., 411JCal
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Emerald HiU M. Co.. 64 Merch Exch
Empire M. Co., 401 California
Empire M. Co. (Idaho), 419 California
Empire M. ,S M. Co., 419 Calif oraia
Empress M. Co., 401 California
Enterjirise Con. M. Co., 418 Kearny
Equitable Txmnel .i M. Co., 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Erie .S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Esta Buena Con. S. M. Co., 419 Cal
Eureka Con. M. Co., 408 California
Eureka Gold M. Co., 414 California
Eureka Mining & Smelting Co., 424
Montgomery
Europa Mining Co., 419 California
Evenmg Star No. 1 M. Co., 302 Mont-
gomeay
Excelsior Mill & M. Co., 419 California
Excelsior Quartz M. Co., 22 Merchants'
Exchange
Exchequer M. Co., 43 Merchants' Exch
Fairmount Mining Co., 419 California
Falhs S. M. Co., 531 California
Five-cent HiU Gravel M. Co., 37 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Florence M Co., 220 Montgomery
Florida S. M. Co.. 330 Pine
Foiu: Hundred and Twenty (420) M. Co
419 California
Franklin M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Garrison Con. G. & S. M. Co., 37 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Gen Lee S. M. Co., 426 Montgomery
Genesee M. Co., 419 California
Genesee VaUey M. Co., 419 California
Geneva Con. S. M. Co., 302 Mont
Georgia S. M. Co., 414 California
Giant S. M. Co., 531 California
Globe Con. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Gold Hill Timneling G. & 13. M. Co., 414
California
Gold Mountain G. M. Co., 513 Cal
Golden Age & Empire M. Co. 116 Leid
Golden Chariot M. Co., 27 Merch Exch
Golden Crown M Co., 331 Montgomery
Golden .Sun G M Co , 331 Montgomery
Golden .Swan M. Co., 419 CaUfornia
Good FridayG. M. Co.. 402 Montgomery
Gould i Curry .Silver M. Co , 438 Cal
Gover M. & M. Co., 402 Front
Granite Tuunel M. Co., 21 U. S. Court
Building
Gray Planet G. M. Co., 408 California
Green Valley Blue Gravel M. Co . 605
Clay
Greenhorn Gold M. Co., 438 CaUfomia
Greenville M. Co., 419 California
Greenwood Gold M. Co., 330 Pine
Grenada G. & S. M. Co., 419 California
Hale 4i Norcross S. M. Co., 438 Cal
Happy Camp Hydraulic M. Co., 331
Montgomey
Hartford Mining Co., 419 California
Hasloe M. (t M. Co., 40S California
Hayes G. & S. M. Co., 320 California
Heckedom G. k S. M. Co., 620 Wash
Hermes M. Co., 4115 CaUfornia
Hester M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Highland Con. M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Hormiguera M. Co., 305 .Sansom
Howard Hill G. M. Co., 418 Kearny
Hudson River S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Huhn S Hunt S. M. Co., 409 California
Hungarian Hill G. M. Co., 330 Pine
Ida Elmore M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Idaho M. & M. Co., 419 CaUfornia
]ffil^°. Panamint S. M. Co., 331 Mont
lUinois Central M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Imperial Con. G. & S M. Co., 419 Cal
Imperial S. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Independence Con. M. Co., 418 Kearny
Independent G. M. Co.. 240 Mont
Independent K Omega M. Co., 419 Cal
Indus G. & S. M. Co., 28 Merchants' Ex-
change
Ingomar S. M. Co., 419 California
Insurance M. Co., 507 Montgomery
International G. M. Co., 37 Merchants'
Exchange
Iowa M. Co., 605 Clay
Ironsides M. Co., 419 Caliform'a
iTanhoe S. M. Co , 331 Montgomery
Jackson M. Co., 419 CaUfornia
Jacob Little G. k S. M. Co., 113 Lied
Jeiferson S. M. Co., 331 Montgomery
Josephine Con. S. M. Co., 402 Mont
JoMphme Con. 8. M. Co. (Eureka), 631
California
Julia G. & S. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Juniata Con. S. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Jupiter G. M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Justice M. Co., 43 Merchants' Exch
Kelsey M. Co., 331 Montgomery
Keutuck M. Co., 419 California
Kentucky G. & S. M. Co., 613 California
Keystone Con. M. Co.. 419 California
Keystone G, ii S. M. Co. No. 1 and 2
330 Pine
K. K. Con. M. Co., 411i CaUfornia
Klamath M. Co., 315 California
Knickerbocker M. Co., 331 Mont
Kossuth M. Co., 419 California
La Grange Ditch & Hydraulic M. Co
200 Sansom
Lady Brj-an S. M. Co., 419 California
Lady Esten Tunnel & M. Co., 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Lady Washington M. Co., 419 Cal
Lane & Kurtz M. Co., 411J CaUfomia
Laporte Gravel M. k Water Co., 414 Cal
Lemon M. & M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Leo M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Leviathan M. Co., 507 Montgomery
Lewiston S. M. Co., 113 Leidesdortf
Lincoln S. M. Co., 418 Montgomery
Linden Gravel M. Co., 331 Mont
London & CaUfomia M. Co., 316 Cali-
fornia
Los Prietos M. Co., 6 Montgomery At
Louise M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Lower Cal. M. Co., 45 Merchants' Exch
Lower Comstock M. Co., 320 CaUfomia
Luna M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Lyon M. & M. Co., 419 CaUfornia
Magenta G. M. Co., 27 Merchants' Ex-
change
Mahogany G. & S. M. Co., 402 Mont
Mahoney M. Co., 27 Merchants' Exch
Manmioth Blue Gravel M. Co., 37 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Mammoth Grove M. Co., 318 Cal
Mammoth S. M. Co., 401 CaUfomia
Manhattan Gravel M. Co , 419 Cal
Mansfield G. M. Co., 531 CaUfomia
Mariposa L,and & M. Co., 401 Cal
Martin k Walling M. Co., 408 Cal
May Boy M. Co., 419 CaUfornia
Mazeppa S. M. Co., 19 Merchants' Exch
McMahon S. M. Co., 320 California
Meadow Valley M. Co., 418 CaUfomia
Memnon M. Co., 419 California
Mexican G. & S. M. Co., 419 California
Mides G. k S. M. Co., 26 Merchants'
Exchange
Milton M. k Water Co., 40 California
Mineral Fork G. k Smeltmg Co., 419
California
Mineral HiU S. M. Co., 316 California
Minnie Tumiel k M. Co., 32 Merchants'
Exchange
Mint O. & S. M. Co., 401 California
Mobile S. M. Co., 531 CaUfomia
Monitor Behuont M, Co , 411 J Cal
Monitor & Magnet, 539 CaUfornia
Mono No. 2 M. k M. Co., 438 CaUfomia
Monumental M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Mosquito HyilrauUc & Quartz M. Co ,
45 Merchants' Exchange
Mount Jefferson M. k M. Co , 418 Cal
Mount Savage M. Co., 409 California
Mount St. Helena G. & S. M. Co , 418
Montgomery
Nevada G. i S. M. Co., 419 California
Nevada Laud k M. Co., 302 Mont
New York Con. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Newark S. M. Co., 419 California
Newton Booth Con. M. Co , 314 Cal
Niagara G. k S. M. Co., 330 Pmo
Niagara M. Co. No. 1, 330 Pine
NonpareU G. M. Co., 508 Jackson
North American M. Co., 302 Mont
North Belmont M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
North Bloomfield G. M. Co., 320 San
North CaUstoga M. Co.. 24 Merchants'
Exchange
North Cai-son S. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
North Fork M. Co.. 520 Washington
North Lady Bryan M. Co., 409 Cal
North San Francisco S. M. Co. . 240 Mont
North Star G. k S. M. Co.. 401 Cal
North Utah M. Co.. 419 CaUfornia
Northern BeUe M. k M. Co., 419 Cal
Northern Hydraulic M. Co., 331 Mont
Dccideutal M. Co., 43.3 CaUfomia
Ob-mpia RaUway k M. Co., 419 Cal
Omega Table Mountain M. Co., 28 Mer-
chants' E.xchange
Oneida M Co., 27 Merchants' Exchange
Ophu- G. M. Co., 513 CaUfomia
I Ophu- S. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Oreana MilUng, Smelting, and Refining
Co, 318 CaUfomia
Original Gold Hill G. k S. M. Co., 401
California
Original Hidden Treasure M. Co., 401
California
Orleans G. k S. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Orleans M. Co., 315 California
Overman No. 2 S. M. Co., 28 Merchants'
Exchange
Overman S. M. Co., 414 California
Owen G. & 8. M Co., 419 CaUfomia
Pacific M. Co., 418 California
Pacific M. k M. Co., 507 Montgomery
Pacific Timnel M. Co., 331 Montgomery
Page k Panaca S. M. Co., 27 Merchants'
Exchange
Palm Con. G. M. Co , 116 Leidesdorff
Panamint M. Co., 330 Pine
Patten M. Co., 30 Pine
Pauper M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Phelps Hill G. M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Phenix S. M. Co., 419 CaUfornia
Phenix Tunnel k M. Co., 45 Merchants'
Exchange
Phil Sheridan M. Co., 3'30 Pine
Phcenix G. M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Picacho M. k M. Co.. 330 Pine
Pictou M. Co., 408 California
Pinto M. Co., 438 Cilifomia
Piocbe S. M. Co., 419 California
Pioche West Extention M. Co , 409 Cal
Pioneer Fluming Co., 116 Leidesdorff
Plumas Eiu-eka M. Co., 316 OaUjorma
Pocahontas G. M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Poorman GkS.M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Portland S. M. Co., 438 California
Providence G. k S. M. Co., 402 Front
Providence G. & S. M. Co., 331 Mont
Pmssian G. & S. M. Co., 402 Mont
Quartz Mountain Con. M. Co., 419 Cal
Quintero M. Co., 419 California
Raymond k Ely M. Co., 418 CaUfomia
Red Branch G. k S. M. Co., 19 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Red HiU HydrauUc M. k W. Co., 318
CaUfomia
Red Jacket M. Co., 419 CaUfornia
Red Mountain Con. M. Co., 45 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Redman M. Co., 419 CaUforma
Revenue Con. S. M. Co., 432 Mont
Richmond G. M. Co., 331 Montgomery
Rising Star S. M. Co.. 419 California
Rock Island G. k 8. M. Co., 418 Cal
Ruby G. Gravel M. Co., 402 Mont
Rye Patch Con. M. k M. Co., 409 Cal
San Felipe M. Co., 315 California
San Marcial 8. M. Co., 426 Mont
Sanderson G. M. Co.. 113 Leidesdorff
Santiago M. Co., 43 Merchants' Exch
Savage M. Co., 419 CaUfomia
Segregated Belcher M. Co., 414 Cal
Segregated Rock Island M. Co., 302
Montgomery
Senator 8. M. Co., 331 Montgomery
Shasta BuUion G. k S. M. Co.. llli
Leidesdorff
Shoshone 8. M. Co., 28 Merchants' Ex-
change
Sierra Buttes Quartz JI. Co., 316 Cal
Sierra M. Co.. 606 Montgomery
Sierra Nevada S. M. Co.. 414 California
Sliver City M. Co.. 401 California
Sliver Cloud G. k S. M. Co., 419 Cal
SUver Column M. Co., 434 California
Silver Cord M. Co., 419 California
Silver HiU M. Co., 419 CaUfoi-nia
Silver Lick Con. M. Co., 438 CaUfomia
Silver Peak M. Co., 240 Montgomery
Silver Ridge G. k S. M. Co., 507 Mont
SUver Sprout M. Co, 318 CaUfornia
Silver State M. Co., 27 Merchants' Exch
Silver Wave M. Co., 418 CaUfomia
SUver West Con. M. Co., 606 Mont
Sinaloa Mining k Prospectmg Co., 6£6
Montgomery
Sixty Three G. k S. M. Co , 411i Cal
Soulsby G. M. Co., 316 California
South Chariot M. Co., 402 Montgomery
South Comstock G. & S. M Co 37
Merchants' Exchange
South Crown Point M. Co.. 402 Mont
South Eureka M. Co.. 438 California
South Justice M. Co., 419 California
South Mono M. Co.. 438 California
South Mountam Cou. M. Co., 419 CaU-
fomia
South Overman Con. M. Co., 28 Mer-
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South Overman S. M. Co., 28 Merchants*
Exchange
South Star G. & S. M. Co., 240 Mont
South WoodviUe G. & S. M. Co., 37
Merchants" Exchange
Southern Gold Hill G, it S. M. Co., 2S
Merchants' Exchange
Spring Mountain Tunnel M. Co., 37
Merchants' Exchange
St. HelenaG. kS. M. Co.. 22 Merchants"
Exchange
St. John G. M. Co.. 330 Pine
St LawTence M. &.. M. Co., 419 Cal
St Patrick G. M. Co.. 419 California
St. Paul's G. & S. M. Co., 22 Merchants'
Exchange
Stanislaus River M. Co.,113Leidesdorff
Star Con. M. Co., 3211 California
Star Light G. & S. M. Co.. 28 Merchants"
Exchange
Star M. Co.. 419 California
Starr King S. M. Co.. 27 Merchants'
Exchange
State of Maine M. & M. Co.. 37 Mer-
chauts' Exchange
Steptoe i: Midas M. Co.. 419 California
StontwaU M. Co., 331 Montgomery
Stonington G. & S M. Co., 28 Merchants'
Exoijange
Succor M. Ik M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Sulphuret M Co.. 419 California
Sumner G. & S M. Co., 330 Pine
Sunrise G. & S. M. Co., 320 California
Sunrise S. M. Co., 318 California
Sutro M. Co., 434 California
Sutro Tunnel Co., 320 California
Table ElufT G. M. Co.. 514 Kearny
Table Mountain Alpha M. Co., 438 Cal
Table Mountain Blue Gravel M. Co.,
401 California
Tallulah M. Co., 19 New Montgomery
TambifU M. Co., 28 Merchants' Exch
Texas Hill Blue Gravel Co., o3y Cal
Theresa M. k M. Co.. 408 CaUfomia
Thrift G ftl. Co.. 240 Montgomery
Tiebout M. Co . 330 Pine
Tuolumne Hyilraulic M, Co.. 302 Mont
Tyler M, Co., 331 Montgomery
Union Con. S. M. Co., 37 Merchants"
Exchange
Union G. M. Co., 438 California
Union Gravel M. Co., 320 Sansom
Utah Eclipse M. Co.. 45 Merchants" Ex-
change
Utah S. M. Co., 419 California
Utica Con. M. Co.. 419 California
Victoria ic Imperial M. Co.. 302 Mont
Virginia Con. M. Co.. 318 California
Virtue G. M. Co., 402 Montgomery
Vivian M. Co., 419 California
War Eagle, 27 Merchants" Exchange
Warbrough S. M. Co., 415 Montgomery
Ward Beecher Con. M. & M. Co., 401
California
Ward Ellis S. M. Co., 37 Mont Exch
Washington M. Co., 318 California
Washington ."c Creole M. Co., 19 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Washoe (/on. C.».. 6M Pine
Washoe S. M Co.. 331 Montgomery
Watson S. M. Co.. 302 Montgomery
Webfoot M. Co.. 401 California
Welboum Con. M. Co.. 605 Clay
WeUiugton M. & Smelting Co.. 414 Cal
Wells Fargo G. & S. M. Co.. 331 Mont-
gomery,
White Mountain M. Co., 116 Leid
Whitman S. M. Co., 315 CaUfomia
William Shakespeare G. M. Co., 330
Pine
Willow Creek S. M. Co.. 27 Merch Exch
Wonder Con. M. Co.. 330 Pine
WoodnUe Con. S. M. Co.. 401 Cal
Wyoming Con. M. Co., 330 Pine
Yellowstone S. M. Co., 531 California
Yosemite Con. M. Co., 28 Merch Exch
Yule Gravel M. Co.. 302 Montgomery
Zacatero G. M. Co., 330 Pine
Mining Companies— Coal* Cop*
per. Etc.
Bellingham Bay Coal M. Co.. E s Spear
bet FoLsom and Harrison
Black Diamond Coal M. Co., E s Spear
bet Folsoin and Harrison
Black Hawk Coal M. Co., 520 Mont
Buena Vista Petroleum Co.. 330 Pine
California Borax Co.. 330 Pine
Co-operative Coal M. Co.. 330 Pine
Contra Costa Coal M. Co., 404 Front
Coos Bay (Oregon) Coal Co., 424 Mont
Eastport (Coos Bay) Coal M. Co., 31
Merchants' Exchange
El Dorado Slate Co . 416 Califorma
Gennania Copper M. Co.. 408 Cal
Hall k Van Dyke Con. Coal M. Co., 419
California
Newport (Coos Bay) Coal Mine, 620 East
North Pacific Coal M. Co.. 59 Mont Blk
Pacheco Coal M. Co., 240 Montgomery
Planet Copper M. Co.. 210 Da^is
Renton Coal Co.. 616 East
Rocky Mountain Coal andiron Co., 402
Montgomery
San Jacinto Tin Co.. 314 California
Sierra Iron Co . 606 Montgomery
Union Coal Mine. 313 Mission
Vulcan Coal M. Co., 708 Montgomery
Mining Companies— Quiefcsll-
ver.
American Quicksilver M. Co.. 316 Cal
Annie Belcher Quicksilver M. Co., 37
Merchants' Exchange
Atlantic and Pacific Qiucksilver M. Co.,
331 Montgomery
Cerro Bonito Quicksilver M. Co., 418
Cahfornia
Chicago Quicksilver M. Co., 310 Kearny
Columbia Con. Quicksilver M. Co.. 200
Sansom
Eagle Quicksilver M. Co., 302 Mont
Edith Quicksilver M. Co., 113 Leid
Empire and Middleton Con. Quicksilver
M Co.. 432 Montgomery
Excelsior Quicksilver M. Co.. 408 Cal
Fleetwood Quicksdver M. Co., 315 Cal
Geyser Quicksilver and M. Co., 330 Pine
Great Eastern Quicksilver M. Co.. 432
Montgomery
Great Western Quicksilver M. Co.. 200
Sansom
Hidden Treasure Quicksilver M. Co..
200 Sansom
niiuois Quicksilver M. Co.. 409 Cal
Josephine Quicksilver M. Co.. 305 San
Kearsage Quicksilver M. Co., 408 Cal
Keutuck Quicksilver M. Co., 330 Pine
Keystone Quicksilver M. Co., 316 Cal
Lake Co. Qxncksilver M. Co.. 316 Cal
Little Panoche Quicksilver M. Co., 320
California
London and El Madre Quicksilver M.
Co.. 200 Sansom
Mammoth Con. Quicksilver M. Co.. 37
Merchants' Exchange
Marks k Darrow Quicksilver M. Co..
419 California
aiercury guicksilver M. Co., 330 Pine
Missouri (.Quicksilver M. Co.. 330 Pine
New Idria Mining Co., 305 Sansom
Oakland Quicksilver M. Co., 4i.>S Cal
Oceanic Quicksilver M, Co.. 433 Cal
Pacific Quicksilver M. Co., 312 Mont
Phoenix Quicksilver M. Co., SW cor
Clay aud Batteiy
Rattlesnake Quicksilver M. Co. , 316 Cal
Redingtou Quicksilver Co.. 529 Market
Santa Inez Quicksilver M. Co.. 401 Cal
Sonoma (.Quicksilver M. Co., 419 Cal
Sunderland Quicksilver M. Co.. 419 Cal
Surprise Quicksilver M. Co., 408 Cal
Victor Quicksilver M. Co., 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Wadiington Qmcksilver M. Co., SW
cor Battery and Clay
Mining Agenelcs.
[See also Brokers— Mining.]
Atwill & Co.. 240 Montgomery
Buckingham Charles E.. 315 California
Hosmer D. SL. 116 Leidesdorff
Hutchins E. P.. 331 Montgomery
Pacific Mineral Laud Office, 63 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Sinton Richard H., 539 California
Watson \V. H., 302 Montgomery
Mirrors.
Gump S. & G., 117 Sansom
Hausmann S. & Co.. 222 Sansom
Helbing i Straus. NTl cor Battery and
Pine
Kollmyer W. A., 246 Sutter
Lasker k Amgott. 532 California
Mayer M-irris, 716 Washington
Mcquillan B., 211 Leidesdorff {see
adv. dept. page liiii)
Nathan B. & Co., 540 Kearny
NUe Mathew D.. 225 Kearny
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co.. 567 Market
Snow & May, 21 Kearny
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO.. NWcor
Front and Pine (see adv. dept. page
XXX)
Whittier. Fuller & Co., 21 Front
Winter Daniel, 211 Kearny
Model Makers.
[See also Carvers and Gilders.]
Barnes Joseph. GO'S Montgomery
Brooks Daniel, 608 Market
Dunn k Kelvin. 143 Fremont
Farciot Charles O.. 509 Commercial
Fenner O. B. 7 First
KALLENBERG THEODORE, 33 Fre-
mont (see adv dept. page 20)
Schoenstein F. B., 5 Powell
Steiger k Olanie, SE cor Beale and
Mission
STOCKMAN J. M,. 142 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 10)
Wallace P. J. Jr.. 417 Commercial
Moldings.
[See also Carvers and Gilders.]
Bradbury W. B., SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Gump S. k G.. 117 Sansom
Hausmann S. & Co.. 222 Sansom
Kollmyer W. A.. 246 Sutter
Lippi Bros.. 818 Market
Mcquillan B.. 211 Leidesdorff (see
adv. dept. page Ixiii)
Morris, Schwab i; Co.. 21 Post
Nile M. D-. 225 Kearny
ROOS JOSEPH k CO., 20 Post
Sanborn. Vail & Co.. 719 Market
Snow tL May, 21 Kearny
Winter Daniel, 211 Kearny
Money Dra-ners— Patent.
Parkhurst V. S. W., 318 Pine
Mowing Machines.
Walter A. Wood Mowing and Reaping
Machine Co., 206 Davis
Museum.
Pacific Museum of Anatomy. 318 Mont
Music Dealers.
Bancroft A. L. & Co.. 721 Market
Eaton Charles S.. 138 Mnutgomeiy
Frey William A., 404 Kearny
GRAY MATTHIAS. 625 Clay (see adv.
dept. paye Lxi)
McCURRIE i WEBER. 123 Post
Ruppel Brothers. 643 Clay
Sherman & Hyde, 139 Kearny ^
Mlnlns
Maeblnery
lie.
-Hydran-
Craig R. R. k J. (nozzle). 240 Mont
Smith Francis k Co. (pipes), 130 Beale
Mining Stocks.
[See Brokere- Stock and Money.]
MATHIAS GRAY,
PnbUsher of SHEET MUSIC
AND
■WTiolesale and RetaU Dealer In
MUSIC
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
623 i 625 Clay.
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Marke
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, TljandTlGgearny. Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
845
McCURRIE & WEBER,
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
2IUSW 4- IXSTRUMENTS
PIANOS,
123 Post, West of Kearny.
Mnsieal Instriuuents.
Allen John, 329 Third
Ajitisell Thomas M. (pianos and or-
gans), 640 Washington
EAUGER W. G- (pianos and organs), 7
and 13 .Sansoni (see adv, dept. p si)
Bancroft A. L & Co., 721 Marliet
C'l hen Jacob, 345 Keamy
C- urtiiz B., 20 OFarrell
Eat.m Charles S.. 138 Montgomery
E« ing Charles G. (pianos). 111 Mont
F1.IGENBAUM & CO , 120 and 122 San
Feidbusch & Co., 308 Battery
Frey William A,, 404 Kearny
GRAY MATTHIAS, 625 Clay (see adv
, uept. page Ixx)
I Hall Charles R. (pianos), 14 Tyler
Henime & Long (pianos), SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Keene C. C, 3 Third
Kohler. Chase & Co , 633 Clay
McCURRIE & WEBER, 123 Post
MEYERS ADOLPH. 651 Washington
Pitts Elizabeth Mrs., 116 Dupont
Ruppel Bros., 643 Clay
Schranbstodter & Co. (pianos), 643 Clay
Sherman i: Hyde. 139 Keamy
^rg Peter, 208 .Sutter
Werlein Philip (pianos and organs), 1212
Market
Woodworth, ScheU & Co., 12 Post
FEICENBAUIVI& CO.
Importers and Manufacturers of
Musical Instruments, Music
Bo.xes, etc.,
120, 122, 124 .t 126 SAN-SOif.
ABOLPH MEYEBS,
DK,\LEK IX
Musical Instrnmrnr, lialiaii strings, &
Wholesale and Retail.
>Inst.ird .llannraclnrers.
(See also Coffee; also Spices, etc.]
BERNARD CHARLES, 707 Sansom
„,, (see adv. dept. page xxv)
BLRR C. C. & CO., SE cor Front and
Pme
Fisher J. H., 506 Commercial
Folger J. A. & Co., 104 California
Loeven Eniil S Co.. 520 Front
VENARD G., 625 Front (see adv. dept
page xxviii)
C. C. BURR & CO.
Sole Manufacturers of the celebrated
Hudson Mustard,
Office, corner Pine and Fhont.
Nail Makers.
Higgs & Brother, N s Marliet bet Front
and Davis
'•^1 W.\SHlyQTO-X.
MiLslca] In.stmiiienfs— Makers
and Krpairri-s.
[See also Piano Forte Makers.]
•BALCH H. M., 432 Keamy
Bree Thomas W. & Co , 542 Misssion
Burke WiUiam A., 523 Pine
h.eene C. C. 3 Third
Macltlett H., 608 Marliet
>L\YER JOSEPH, 121 Page (see adv
'It-pt. page 22)
I Ji.:,u Dolores, 1027 Keamy
Murrell Charles, 135 Post
.iLDOLF GIISTAVE k CO., 4 Fifth
ichoen Paul, 123 Post
SheUard Benjamin, 1250 Montgomery
)org Peter, 208 Sutter
Jrban Joseph, 509 Keamy
Jech Jacob, 211 Ninth
H. M. BALCH
Is prepared to give his sole
attention to
leneral Eepairing m Timiiig Pianos,
Jrgans.Melodeons, Violins, Guitars,
ilutes, AccordeoDS, Brass In-
struments, etc. All work
warranted.
4 i- Kearny, se cor. California,
up stairs.
Native Wines.
(See also Liquors: also Champagne,
etc.]
Bacigalupi T. D., 1419i Dupont
Behrens .lames, 504 Battery
BOWEN BROTHERS, 430 Pine (see
adv, dept. page lii)
BUENA VLSTA VINICITLTURAL
u^''^^"^^'' ^ E. Auger&Oo. agents,
409 Battery
Bunemann H., 317 Clay
Dorr & Cooley, 119 Washington
Fmke Alois (champagne), 819 Mont-
gomery
Fowler George H. & Co., 414 Sansom
Gerke H., 414 Market
Giorgiani A., 421 Washington
Graner & Kittelberger, 649 Commercial
GrcezngerG., NW cor Pine and Bat-
tery
Hagen Henry, ]S:e cor Pine and Mont-
gomery
Keller M & Co., NE cor Battery and
Washington
KOHLER & FROHLING, 626 Mont
gomery (see adv. front cover)
Lachman Samuel « Co.. 409 Market
Landsberger I. & Co., 10 Jones Alley
Lang s Co.. 8 Morton
Lyons E. G. t Co.. 506 Jackson
Malatesta L., 311 Pacific
Mausshardt ii Hoelscher, 541 Market
McMillan i: KESTER, 714 Front
(see adv. dept. page 2)
PRINZ JOHN, 49 Second (see adv
dept. page 21)
Quitzow H. W., 636 Commercial
Rachenberger L., 206 Sutter
Racouillat H. & Co.. 515 Sacramento
.Schleifer F. & Co., 17 Main
Tardos Louis, 803 Sansom
United Anaheim Wine Growers' Asso-
ciation, 321 Montgomery
Winkle Henry, SW cor Sansom and Pa-
citic
WINKLE HENRY k CO., 521 Sacra-
trx ,?"="'," Iseeadv. dept. page Luodv)
Wolters i Fechheuner. 221 California
Woodward William S Co., 415 Front
Legendre i Co., 650 Sacramento
Makins J. N., 206 Bush
News Agents.
Arnold E. F. 427 Kearny
Barkhaus F. W. i D., 536 Keamy
Bell W. H..4Si.xth
Bell& Co., 639 Keamy
Blake .S. C. 617 Montgomery
Brueckner John (German), 622 Clay
ChosTiski I. N, 42 Second
Clinton H. M., 41J Third
Cooper James K , 740 Market
Geraghty M., 1127 Polsom
Golly J, B. k Co., 31 Keamy
Graham R. A. Miss, 423 Washington
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Jeffcott Joseph, 10 Fifth
?S^!>^V;H,'J"'™ J- Occidental Hotel
LOOMIS W. E., SE cor Sansom and
Washington
Manning M. E. Mrs., SE cor Jackson
Keamy
Meacham Albert, 331 Fifth
Mosse DAlva Mrs., 632 Washington
Murray John, 1514 Stockton
PACIFIC NEWS CO., 1024 Market (see
a<lv. dept. page Ixxvi)
Payot, Upham & Co.. 620 Washington
Ross H, Mrs., NE cor Washington and
Powell
Ryan Peter N. (Estate of), 40 Fourth
Sharp W. .Jr.. 236 Montgomery
Smith H. F. S; Co., 300 Keamy
Vaughan Fred., 602 Montgomery
WHITE & BAUER, 413 Washington
(see adv. dept. page liii)
WHITE & BAUER,
WHOLESALE NEWS AGENTS
413 Washington,
Opposite the Post Office.
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C. RUDOLF & CO.
mporters. Dealers and Manufac-
irers of PI.^NO.S. Piano Ware-
.■oms. 10 FiFTir.nr Market. Pianos,
rgans. Melodeoiis. and all Musical
3struments Tuned and Repaired
B. E. AUGER & CO.
Bnena yista^yiViciiltural Society.
Office, 409 Battery.
Newspaper Agents.
ANGEL MYRON, 41U California
??JSJ'S°?'-TS' "5 Merchants' Exchange
FISHER L. P., 20 Slerchants' Exch
Natural Flowers— Preserved.
Cook A_ O. Mrs., 235 Keamy
Lucas Aima Gettz Mme,, 743 Howard
Naturalists.
Gmber Ferdinand, 626 California
Lorquin E. P., 622 Pine
Neekties— Mannfartnrers.
Heineman H. M., 304 Pine
L. P. FISHER,
Advertising Agent.
Established 1852.
Rooms 20 i- 21, Merchants' Exchange
California.
ADVERTISING AGENT
For all Newspapers Publi.shed on the
Pacific Coast, China, Japan,
Australia, etc,
ADVERTISING SOLICITED
For Publication in all parts of the
World.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Newspapers, PerlOfUeals, Etc.
ABEND POST (daUy and weekly). S.
F. Abend Post Co., 535 California
ALASKA HERALD dji-moutlily). A.
A. Stickney. 113 Leidesdorff
ALTA CALIFORNIA (dailyand week-
ly). Frederick JlacCrellish & Co. 529
California
ALTA CALIFORNIA ALMANAC
(amiual), Frederick MacCrellish k
Co.. 52^ California
ANIMAL'S FRIEND (monthly). S. F.
Society Prevention of Cmelty to
Animals, office 614 Merchant
BOHEML^N (weekly), Daniel O'Con-
nell. 423 Washington
CALIFORNIA CHINA MAIL. Fred-
erick Marriott. 607 Merchant
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE. John HiU agent, 761 Mar-
ket
CALIFORNIA CHRONIK (Oerman
weekly). F. Hess Sc Co.. 524 Cal
CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT (Car-
man daily). F. Hess & Co., 524 Cal
CALIFORNIA FARMER (weekly).
Warren &Co., 320 Clay
CALIFORNIA GRANGER (weekly),
George W. Henning. 416 Market
CALIFORNIA HnRTICULTURIST
AND FLORAL MAGAZINE
(monthly), .John H. CarmanyJc Co..
409 Washington
CALIFORNIA JO^TRNAL AND
SONTAGS OAST (weekly). Went-
zel Hnef ner & Co. . 603 Washington
CALIFORNIA MAIL BAG Imonthly).
Frederick Maniott. 607 Merchant
CALIFORNIA REPORTER (weekly).
Bacon S Co.. 503 Clay
CALIFORNIA SKANDINAV, Hugo
Nisheth, 326 Sausoni
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITTTNG
(German weekly), F. Hess & Co.,
524 California
CHINA NEWS (weekly), Bogardus &
Gordon. 532 aterchant
CITY DIRECTORY (annually). D. M.
Bishop* C!o,. .521 Clay
CITY GriDE MAP AND STREET
DIRECTORY, H. G. Langley. 612
Clay
COAST REVIEW (insurance month-
ly). John G. Edwards. 113 Leides-
dorff
COJLMERCIAL FREIGHT CIRCU-
LA.R (monthly). John H. Carmany
& Co.. 409 Washington
COMMERCIAL HERALD AND
MARKET RE\TEW (weekly),
John H. Carmany & Co. 409 Wash
COMMON SEN.-^E (weekly). W. N.
•Sjocnni. 236 Montgomerj-
COTTRRIER DE SAN FRANCISCO
(daib'. weekly, and steamer). E.
Derbee. 536 Clay
CRAFTSMAN THE (Masonic month-
ly), C. W Crocker, 615 Bush
DANSKE AMERIKANER (Scandi-
naWau weeldy), Iversen k Freese,
326 Sansom
DIAL (religions semi-monthly). Dial
Puhlislung Co.. 409 Wa.'thington
EL TECOLOTE (Spanish daily). Se-
pulveda. An-iola & Pimentel, 625
Merchant
ELEVATOR (weekly). Philip A. Bell,
616 Bntterj'
EVANGELIST (Christian Church), C.
Montg.imcry. 227 Second
EVENING BITLLETIN (evening,
weekly, overhand, etc.). S. F. Bulle-
tin Co.. 622 Montgomery
EVENING POST (daily and weekly).
Evening Post Publishing Co., 500
Montgomery
EX.\MINER (.laily and weekly). WU-
liam S Moss & Co.. 533Wa.shington
FIGARO (dramatic daily), John P. Bo-
gadus. 532 Merchant
GOLDEN DAWN (monthly), Dora
Darmoore, 532 Clay
GOLDEN ER.\ (weekly), Thomas J.
Foard. 605 Clay
GUARDIAN (Catholic weekly). Cath-
olic Publication Co., 622 Clay
GUIDE Itri-weekly), VandaU & Voigt,
521 Clay
HEALDS COLLEGE JOURNAL
(monthly), 24 Post (see adv. register
names, page 361)
HEBREW (weekly), PhUo Jacoby, 612
Commercial
HEBREW OBSERVER (weekly). Wil-
liam Saalburg. 502 Montgomery
HUMORIST (German weekly), Mai
Bnrckhardt. 523 Keamy
ILLUSTRATED PRESS (monthly), S.
F. Journal of Commerce Publica-
tion Co.. 414 Clay
IRISH NEWS (semi-monthly), Jeffrey
Nnnan. 432 Montgomery
JOLLY GIANT (weekly). George This-
tletou. 423 Wasliington
T.A SOCIEDAD (.Spanish semi-weekly)
Fre^ierico Epson. 621 Sansom
LA VOCE DEL POPOLO (Italian
weekly). G- B. Cevasco. 603 Wash
LA VOZ DEL NL'EVO MUNDO
(Spanish bi-weekly). Fehppe Fierro,
1022 Dupont
LE PETIT JOURNAL (French week-
ly), Georges Francfort, 603 Wash
LEAVES FOR FREE RELIGIOUS
LIFE (German monthly), Fried-
rich Schuenemann-Pott. 603 Wash
LIVING WAY (religious monthly), S.
D. Simonds. 409 Washington
MARKET REVIEW. John H. Car-
many & Co., 409 Wasliington
MINING AND SCIENTLFIC PRESS,
Dewey .S: Co., 224 Sansom
MONITOR (CathoUc weekly), Lyons &
Barry, 622 Clay
MORNING CALL (daily). San Fran-
cisco Call Co.. 523 Montgomery
MUSICAL REVIEW (monthly). Sher-
man i; Hyde. 139 Kearny
NEW AGE (weekly). New Age Publish-
ing Co., 420 Keamy
OCCIDENT (Presbyterian, weekly).
Rev. Sylvester Woodbridge. 434 Cal
OVERLAND MONTHLY. John H.
Carmany & Co., 409 Washington
PACIFIC (weekly). C. A. Klose, 508
Clay
PACIFIC APPEAL (weekly), Peter
Anderson. 511 Sausom
PACIFIC BAPTIST AND EVAN-
GEL. Evangel Publishing Co., 409
Washington
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN (Episcopal,
monthly), Cuberv&Co.. 414 Market
PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC. Henry
G. Langley. 612 Clay
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DI-
RECTORY (trienniaUy), Henry G.
Langley. 612 Clay
PACIFIC COAST PULPIT (semi-
monthly). Culiery i Co.. 414 Market
PACIFIC GROCER Imonthly), Penoy-
er. Holla way & Co.. 409 Wasliington
PACIFIC LAW REPORTER (daily
and weekly), John P. Bogardus. 531;
Merchant
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SUROI-
C.VL JOURNAL (monthly), Drs.
Henry Gibbons and Henry Gib-
bons Jr., 26 Montgomery
PACIFIC METHODIST (weekly), W.
B. Parsons. 409 Washington
PACIFIC ODD FELLOW (weekly).
William Halley. 531 California
PACIFIC RlTiAL PRESS (weekly).
Dewey i Co. . 224 Sansom
PACIFIC STATES INDUSTRIAL
GUIDE (monthly), Dewey & Co.,
224 Sansom
PACIFIC YOITH (monthly), John F.
r>avis. 512 Sacramento
PEOPLE'S VOICE, I. S. Nathan, 622
Clay
RAILROAD GAZETTEER (monthly),
H. S Crocker .(: Co.. 401 Sausom
REAL ESTATE CIRCULAR (month-
ly). Thomas Magee. 310 Mont
REAL ESTATE REPORTER (week-
ly). Bacon & Co. pul^lishers. 506 Clay
RESOimCES OF CALIFORNIA
(monthly). J. P. H Wentworth i
Co.. NE cor Sac and Lci'ie.sdonf
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DI-
RECTORY AND CO.MMERCIAL
GUIDE (semi-,annuaUy), H. G,
Langley. 612 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
(daily and weekly). Charles De
Young & Co.. 506 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
Henry G. Langley, 612 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO JOURNAL OF
COMMERCE (monthly), 414 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET RE-
'\^EW (weekly), John H. Carmany
& Co., 409 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER
AND CALIFORNIA AD^'ER-
TISER (weekly), Frederick Marri-
ott, 607 Merchant
SAN FRANCISCO SESH-ANNUAL
TRADE CIRCULAR, John GU-
nian. 517 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO SEMI-ANT^TAL
TRADES GUIDE, D. M. Bishop
& Co.. 621 Clay
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (weekly).
Chase & Boruck, 621 Sansom
STATE AND PACIFIC COAST
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, H. G.
Langley. 012 Clay
STATISTICLAN (monthly), Louis P.
McCarty, 423 Washington
STOCK REPORT (daily and weekly),
"WTieeler & Co.. 608 Sacramento
TEMPERANCE ROLL CALL. A. A.
BjTion, 409 Washington
VISITc.JR (monthly), Carlos White, 532
Clay
VOICE OF ISRAEL, L S. Nathan. 622
Clay
■WESTERN LANCET (monthly), Wes-
tern Lancet Publishing Co., 414
Market
WINE DEALERS' GAZETTE (month-
ly). Wine Dealers' Gazette Publish-
ing Co., 606 Montgomery
Nlchel Platers.
PACIFIC ELECTRO-DEPOSITING
WORKS. 134 Sutter
STRAHLE J. i CO., 533 Market (see
adv. register names, page 779)
Pacific Electro-DeDesitii,
1J4 SrxrER,
Nickel-Platers,
Gold-Platers,
Silver-Platers,
Copper-Platers. I
Kotaries Public.
Allen L. A. . Yerba Bueoa Island
Blake Henrj' C, 333 Montgomery
Blood J. H.. 23 Montsomery Block
Brooks James. 310 Montgomery
Conner John W., 604 Merchant
Crane Alfred C. 432 California
De ZaJdo Ramon, 434 Montgomery
Fuller Arnold, 611 Montgomery
Hamill John. 329 ilontgomery
Hermann Samuel. 424 Montgomery
Joice E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
King James L.. 442 California
Lowenberg H , 306 Montgomery
Mahler P., 434 Montgomerj'
McLaren Daniel, 238 Montgomery
Murfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor. 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Swim D. K.. 32'.' Montgomery
Than* E. H , 418 Mout^nnit-ry
Tibbey Henrj- S,. COO Mout^'omery
Torbert Charles J.. NE cor Fourth and
Tomisend
Wegener Frederick O., 404 Montgomery
Wood P. G., 434 Montgomery
Nurseries.
AUen Hugh, N s McAlUster bet Bn
chanan and Fillmore
Appleby William (European), XAV cui
Mission and Twenty-first
Barlie J., Bush bet Baker and Lyon
Blumershien & Roemer, West End
Homestead, San Jos^ Road
Brocq Alfred, cor Twenty-first At Ww
J. South S, F.
Campbell Bernard. 512 Sansom
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MOE&AIT & CO., 87 California Marki
il. P.VAITSCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS D I R E C T O E T.
847
Collie & Stewart, depot 20 Po3t
Culver Willett, N s McAllister bet Lyon
and Lott
Doyle Luke D., NE cor Bush and Cen-
tral Av
Fautsch F. E, 5 Chatham PI
Greget L., Franklin bet Lombard and
Greenwich
Jochner Maximilian. NE cor Van Ness
Av and Tiu"k
Labhare J., N s Post nr Lyon
Ludemaun F. & Co., Baker nr Lorab
Meherin Thomas, NE cor Oregon and
Battery
Meyer Emil (Eureka and GoldenAcre),
27 Geary
Miller & Sievers, depot 27 Post
Neely David (Golden Gate), NE cor
Twentieth and Folsom
Pouyallet Charles (California), cor Har-
rison and Twentieth
Robertson W. (Pacific), depot 106 Cali-
fornia Market
Thiesen P. (Hamburg), Sixteenth nr
Delaware
Vivian August. 12 Eddy
Williams Henry F., Railroad Av bet
Ninth and Tenth avs. South S. F.
Nnrses.
Adams Rhodey, 11 Scott PI
AUender Margaret Mrs., 134 Seventh
Ames E. A. Mrs., E s Chattanooga nr
Twenty-second
Ash Harriet Mrs., 413 Fourth
Bauer Catherine Mrs., 109 Dora, rear
Beck aiary L. (widow), 134 Folsom, rear
Behrmann Mary Mrs,, 824 Harrison
BeU EUen, 1011 Pacific
Benson E. J. Mrs.. 372 Clementina
Beucler J. Mrs . 30 Bernard, rear
Beverly R, M., 324 Fremont
Brown Maria. 1722 Leavenworth
Christiansen C. Mrs,. 677 Harrison
Clark Mary Mrs.. 426 O'Farrell
CofErein E. Mrs., 40 Ivy Av
Ooppmger Mary Mrs., 1309 Broadway
, Cosgrove A. Mrs., 6 Montgomery
m Cronan C Mrs.. 305 Union
De Roos F. Mxs.. 609 Post
DiagnallJ. B. Mrs., 1127 Folsom
Dooley Mary Mrs., 248 Tehama
Durke Frederika, 264 Stevenson
Dustin Jennie Mrs., 734 Broadway
Easton Marj- Mrs-, 1123 Dupont
Fillmore Josejihine Mrs., 55 Minna
Ford Thomas Mrs., 7i Geneva
Gannon R,, 515 Howard
Gleeson Alice, 120 Fourth
Graney Catharine Mrs., 20 Langton
Green James, NW cor Kearny and Sac
Hillicker Mary L. Miss, 108 Jackson
Hochiett E, Mrs.. 312 Sutter
Hoffman C. A. Mrs., 620 Third
Irish H. D.. 309 Ivy Av
Jack Sarah Mrs. , 25 Hawthorne
Jacobs Annie Mrs. 701 Lombard
Jacobs Rachaei Mrs., 503 Hyde
Jagger George M., 10 Franklin
Jean E. Mrs., 1123 Dupont
Jordan G. Mrs,, 140 Perry
Kaighan M. Mrs., 335 Fourth
Blane Elizabeth Mrs., 534 Green
Kane Mary Mrs.. 1123 Dupont
Kaucher F. Mrs , 18 Mary
Kearney Hannah Mrs., 265 Clementina
Kidd R. Mrs. NsMcAlUsternrOctavia
Kimball Emily C. 413 Brannan
Kyle M, A. Mrs.. 5 Downey
Leddy C. 119 Third
Long Bridget Mrs., 1163 Mission
Lynch Hannah, 2012 Larkin
Martin L<iuisa Mrs., 1123 Dupont
McDermott M. Miss. 3037 Sixteenth
McEleany Mary, 109 Geary
McLatchie Margaret. 10 Harriet
McMahon M. Mrs.. 60 Clementma
McNeal M. Mrs.. 19 Russ
Miles Harriet, 67 Gilbert
Morton C. Mrs., 919 Washington
Neumann Henrietta. 525 Geary
O'Sullivan Ellen Mrs.. 50 Ritch
Otto Pauline, 264 Stevenson
Pearman Mar^- P. Mrs,, 60 Ritch
Pre.stori M, M. Mrs., 139 Post
Prior M- Mrs.. 325 Green
Robinson M. D, Mrs,. 636 Green
Rodgers Maria, 1608 Mason
^harp M. Mrs., 216 Shotwell
Shaug Emily Mrs., 200 Stockton
Simpson J. Miss, 361 Clementina
Stokes M. R. Mrs., 619 Mason
Tobin Jane, 14 Cleaveland
Townsend Sarah, 12 Ritch
Trowbridge Mrs., 219 Minna
Ward J. Mrs., 220 Lombard
Wenzel Annie Miss, 108 Turk
Wetzel Harriet Mrs,. 32 Minna
Wood Mary Mrs., 309 Fifth
Nat IHuniifactiircrs.
Payne John & Bro., 109 Mission
Phelps Manufacturing Co., 13 Dnimm
Oakum Alannfacturers.
Weeks &. Co., cor Eighteenth and Har
Ocnlists and Anrlsts.
[See also Physicians.]
Abom E. S., NE cor Post and Kearny
Barkan Adolph, 13 Guy PI
Dunning Orson, SW cor Sansom and
Jackson
Engelhard L.. 652 Market
KishfyS.. 825 Kearny
Martinache N. J., 137 Montgomery
Pardee E. H., 737 Clay
Powers George H., 215 Geary
Purdy G. W.. foot Fourth
Smith William F., 313 Bush
OU Clothing.
[See also Clothing.]
Marks M., 52 Clay
Sutton Charles Jr., 34 California
Wentworth Nathan S., 2633 Harrison
Oil Cloths.
[See also Carpets.]
BTJRNHAM J. W. & CO., 618 Market
and 15 Post (see advertismg dept.
page 12)
EDWARDS FRANK G., 628 Clay (see
adv. dept. page xliv)
Ehrenpfort William, 14 Third
Fletcher k Day, 230 Sutter
Gullixsou Henry A., 9 Third
Hall & Lachman, 232 Bush
Hardie & Fredericks, NE cor Sansom
and Market
Kennedy E. C. 729 Market
MitcheU G. H. & Co., 314 Pine
Mountain & Raye. NE cor Dupont and
Market
Oil Cloth Manufacturing Co., oflice 316
California
Pinker G J., 1000 Market
Plum Charles M. & Co., 24 Post
Pouzadoux L. k Co., 101 Stockton
Schlueter k Volberg, 709 Market
Walter D. N. & E. & Co., cor Battery
and Market
OU Dealers.
[* Importers. See also Coal Oil; also
Lamp Dealers; also Paints, Oils,
and Glass.]
Allyne &. White, 112 Front
*Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Ge Wo Lung (Chinese, nut), 817 Sacra-
mento
•Hayward A.. 224 California
Hutchings & Co., 517 Front
Lynch W.. 443 Minna
Newman & Beunett, 411 Washington
NICHOLS A. G. & CO.. 400 Battery
{see adv. dept. page xxxvii)
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
King nr Third, office 3 Front (see
adv. dept. page v)
*Redington, Hostetter & Co., 529 Mar-
ket
Sealy Charles, 8 Mission
Stringer W.. 424 Davis
•SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO., NW
cor Front and Pine (see adv. dept.
page XXX)
♦Taylor F. B. & Co., 113 Front
Watson James, 8 Clay
•Whittier. Fuller & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine I
Oil Dealers— Machine.
Allyne & White, 112 Front
Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Hutchings & Co., 517 Front
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS.
King nr Third (see adv. dept. page v)
Pettit & Co., 209 Drumm
Redington, Hostetter & Co., 529 Market
Stringer W., 424 Davis
SULLIVAN. KELLY & CO., NW cor
Front and Pine (see adv. dept p. xxx)
Taylor F. B. & Co., 113 Front
Oil Works.
Alpera Charles (neats'-foot). Fourth Av
nr Raih-oad Av
Pacific Oil and Kerosene Works, Allyne
& White, office 112 Front
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS.
office 3 Front (see adv. dept. pagev)
Phcenix Oil Works, HutchinKS & Co
517 Front
Pacific Oil and Lead Works,
Manufacturers of
LINSEED & CASTOR OILS,
Oil Cakes and Meal,
Office, 3 and 5 Fbont,
"Works, King, bet 2d and 3d.
Opium Importers.
Abrams & Carroll, 203 Battery
CRANE & BRIGHAM. 322 Front (see
adv. dept, page Ixxii)
Ge Wo Lung (Chinese), 817 Sacramento
Redington, Hostetter & Co., 529 Market
Optical Goods.
Arnold E. F., 427 Kearny
Dmkelspiel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Dirking A., 128 Kearny
FARJEON S. & CO., 313 Bush
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomerj' (see adv. dept. p. ii)
Joseph Nathan & Co., 641 Clay
Levison Brothers, 134 Sutter
MTJLLER CHRISTIAN, 135 Mont
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sac (see adv. dept. page 12)
Sack John C, 203 Montgomery
C. MULLER,
OPTICIAN, Importer of Optical
Goods, Wholesale and Retail,
135 Montgomery, .... near Bush
Opticians.
[See also Mathematical Instrument
Makers.]
Davidson Joseph, SE cor Bush and
Kearny
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
Hess Charles, 519 Kearny
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
MULLER CHRISTIAN, 135 Mont
O'NeiU John, 407 Third
Pulverman Moritz, 1112 Market
ROACH JOHN. SW cor Montgomery
and Sac (see adv. dept. page 12)
Sack John C. 203 Montgomery
C. MULLER,
Optician and Importer of Mathemat-
ical Instruments, Wholesale
and Retail,
135 Montgomery.
Ore Concentrators.
HENDY JOSHUA, 32 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page xc)
Moyer Frank (Kroni'a), 408 California
Peer & Lundquist. 207 Sansom
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■nly Hairdressing Saloon appropriated Ezclusively to use of Ladies at 113 Geary.
JEWELEY made to order and EEPAIEED by D. W. Laird, 513 Mont, cor. Merchan
848
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ore Dealers.
[See also Assayera.]
CROSS & CO.. 316 California
Heath Nathaniel. 302 Montgomery
Kohler R. J.. 330 Pice
Krauer Philip H., 312 Montgomery
Meyer Daniel. 212 Pine
Pacific Reduction Works, office 631 Clay
Price Thomas. 416 Montgomery
SELBY THOMAS H. i CO.. 116 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept, page xv)
Thomas C. W.. 24 California
Ore Fnmaces.
Stetefeldt Furnace Co.. 411i California
Xnoi & Osbom (qmcksilverj, 19 First
Ore Samplers.
[See also Assayers.]
Hnhn & Luckhardt. 21 Fiiat
Kirchner C. F.. 415 Mission
Pacific Reduction Works, office 631 Clay
Thomas C. W.. 24 California
Wyman Geoi^e D., 11 Drunun
Organ Builders.
Balch H. M.. 432 Kearny
Bergstrom John, NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Mission
MAYER JOSEPH, 121 Page (see adv.
dept. page 22)
Shellaxd Benjamin, 1250 Mont
Oysters— Dealers in.
Anderson Henry C, 45 Washington
Market
Anderson k Marshall. 91 Centre Market
Bernstein George, 50 and 51 California
Market
CORVILLE EMERSON & CO.. 419
Pine and 210 Kearny (see adv. oppo-
site page)
Doane k Co., 92 California Market
(liusti Joseph. 105 California Market
Mayes Geoi^e, 40 California Market
MORAGHAN &: LYNCH. 6S California
Market (see adv. dept. page ilii)
MORGAN k CO.. S7 California Market
(see adv. dept. page &49)
Shoalwater Bay Oyster Co., 80 Califor-
nia Market
Terry E. k Co.. 107 California Market
TESMORE SOLOMON. 57 California
Market (see adv. dept. page 25)
Washington Oyster Co., 107 California
Market
Winant Mark, 27 S. F. Market
Emerson Cor^ille & Co.
Importers and Planters
OF
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND
SHOALWATER BAY
OYSTERS,
SADDLE ROCK, 419 Fixe.
Oyster ^iloons.
Allione & Stathopohs. 87 Centre Market
AUhof Brothers, 620 Market
Anderson Henry C, 45 Washington
Market
Anderson k Marshall. 91 Centre Market
Bazziiro F.. 105 Pacific
Eernst.«in Geoi^e, 50 and 51 California
Market
Brady J k J.. 530 Market
Cady William J.. t^O Market
Caffiore Frank, N'T? cor Post and Stock
Clayton H. J., 8 Mason
Collins 8. P.. 329 Montgomery
Combes John C. 222 Second
Conrades Fenliuand. 612 Market
Coustantine i Alex. 1403 Stockton
COR^^LLE EMERSON k CO.. 419
Pine and 210 Kearny (see adv. back
cover and opposite page)
Dettmar k Schmitt. 47 Centre Market
Fnchs k Huber, 907 Kearny
Gerstenberg W. & Bro.. 826 Market
Giusti Joseph. 105 California Market
Grossetta k Tripolo. 527 Commercial
HaackeC, 337 Bush
Jorgensen Peter. 626 Foxirth
Lange k Kremke, 1004 Market
Maison k Austin. 518 Battery
Manning Alfred H., 428 Pine
Manning Henry J., 672 Howard
Mayer Charles. 23 and 45 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Mayes George, 40 California Market
McKittrick k Kenney, 90 Centre Mar-
ket
MOR AGHAN k LYNCH. 68 California
Market (see adv. dept. page ilix}
Oberg k Christensen. 808 Keamy
Pursglove k Swanberg, 41 Centre Mar-
ket
Remington F., SE cor Clay and Leid
Sbarboro Giovanni, 432 California
Seegers J., 525 Pacific
Senatz A. J.. ITnion Market
SchneUer & Beyer. 1146 Market
Smith Charles, 1018 Stock-ton
Techau & Jessen, NAV cor Spring and
Summer
TESMORE SOLOMON. 57 California
Market (see adv. dept, page 25)
Winant M.. 27 S. F. Market
EMERSON CORVILLE&CO.
"SADDLE ROCK/'
419 Pjne.
The finest Oysters and the most
pleasant Private Parlors to be
found in the city.
EMERSON CORVILLE & CO.
" CRITERION,"
210 Keabky.
The ne plus ultra of Oyster Houses.
Packets.
[See also Steamships and Steamboat
Lines ; also Shipping and Forward-
ing.]
Boston. C. L. Taylor 4 Co., 34 California
Columbia River, A. M. Simpson & Bro..
44 Market
Coos Bay. A. M. Simpson & Bro., 44
Market
Hamburg -American Packet Co., H.
Balzer i Co. agents, 213 Sansom
Hongkong, Macondray & Co., 206 San-
som
Honolulu, J. 0. Merrill 4 Co., 204 Cali-
fornia
Humboldt Bay, Dolbeer 4 Carson, 34
Sfarket; J. Kentfield 4 Co., Pier 9
.Steuart ; George W. Prescott 4 Co.,
3 Spear
Liverpool. Balfour. Guthrie 4 Co . 230
California : DICKSON. DE WOLF
4 CO., 412 Battery; FALKNER,
BELL 4 CO. 430 California; Mu-
ecke. Victor. 4 Co., 109 California;
Rodgers. Meyer 4 Co.. 212 Battery:
Williams, Blanchaid 4 Co., 218 Cal
MAJS'ILA. Macondray 4 Co., 206 San
Mendocino. Godeflfroy 4 SiUem, 34 Cal
Mexican and South American, W.
Schleiden. 504 Batterj- ; J. W. Grate
4 Co.. 40 California
Kararro Mills, H. B. Tichenor 4 Co., 42
Market
NEW YORK. George Howes 4 Co.. 302
Ca! : WILLIAMS. BLANCHARD
4 CO.. 218 California ; C. L: Taylor
4 Co., 34 California
OREGON (regular), S. W. Backus k
Co., 206 Front
Petaluma, J. N. McCune. 117 Clay
Portland, J. C. Merrill 4 Co., 204 Cah-
fomia ; E. P. Rowe 4 Co., 214 Cali-
fornia
Puget Sound (Olympia. Port Town-
send, Seattle, Steilacoom, etc.).
Adams, BUnn 4 Co., Pier 17 Steu-
art; S. L. Mastick 4 Co.. Pier 10
Steuart ; G. A Meigs. Pier 1 Sten-
art ; Pope & Talbot, 232 California ;
George W. Prescott 4 Co.. 3 Spear ;
Harris, Dell 4 Co , 40 California,
and Hanson, Ackerson 4 Co., 11
Steuart
San Pablo, Clay St. Wharf
Sonoma (Green's Line), office NE cor
Market and East
Southern Coast, N. Pierce, 610 Front
Star Line Pacific Packets, Harris, Dell
4 Co., 40 California
Stockton, William Cooper, NW comer
Clay and East
Tacoma, Hanson, Ackerson 4 Co., Pier
11 Steuart
Tahiti. Turner 4 Rundle. 122 California
Trinidad. F. P. 4 J. A. Hooper, Pier 3
Steuart
Victoria. CofSn & Hendry, junction
Market and Sacramento
Warm Springs, Rider, Somers 4 Co,
22 Market
Pall and Tub Hannfarturrrs
ARMES 4 DALLAM, 215 Sacramento
Howes E. K. 4 Co.. 122 Front
Houghton F. T. 4 Co. (agents), 221 Front
Paint Works.
California Chemical Paint Co., 308
Townsend
Chadwick J. L.. 335 Fifth
Merrill 4 Hook, agents Asbestos Felt-
ing and Paint Co., 314 To«-nsend
PACIFIC: on. AND LEAD WORKS.
otfice 5 Front (see adv. dept. pagev)
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., 207 Sao
Painters— Coach.
[See also Carriage Manufacturers.]
Allen James, 558 Stevenson
Cavanagh P.. 426 Pacific
Griswold 4 Berry, S3o Folsom
Hart Joseph H.. 92S Harrison
Hurley Daniel. 423 Pacific
LARKINS 4 CO, 631 Howard (see
adv. dept. page 28)
Morgans Charles. 413 Third
Nulty George W., 528 Broadway
Shanabrook I. L., 820 Folsom
Weaver T. J.. 966 Mission
Welsh Walter, 31 Stevenson
Worth Sidney B., 928 Harrison
Painters— Fresco.
Buzzi S.. 655 Washington
Pelligrini P., 108 Sutter
Peterson 4 De Harde. 1001 Howard
Schroder Otto, 31 Keamy
Painters — House. Sign, and
Ornamental.
Ammerup G., 1126 Market
Ballinger J. J.. NE cor Market and Van
Ness Av
Barker 4 Bamum, 124 Fourth
Barron C. J.. 815 Market
Bergner J. Alfred. 2VJ Mission
Bernard Charles A.. 629 Merchant
Black Edwin H.. 514 Sixteenth
Brandt Bernard L . 213 Pine
Brewster John. 17 Belden PI
Brownlee John. 429 Front
Burke Thomas. 1075 Market
Cahill John J. 4 Son. 12M Union
Canham WiUiam F.. 327 Sutter
Casey P. J , NE cor Keamy and Bosh
Cherry John W.. 108 Sutter
Coleman John E. W., 924 Folsom
Coles George S., 248 Fourth
Cooney John. 113 Fourth
CostelloM,, 153 .Minns
Counter C E.. 1910 Market
Courtenay Charles. 664 Hoiraid
Cole John. 630 Broatlway
Dassonville Henry. 413 Third
Day A. O.. 325 Montgomery
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market
EMERSON CORVILLE & CO.
MERCHANTS,
IMPORTER'^ .dJVB FLAJ^TERS,
SAN FRAIS^CISCO, CA.L.
^^ OYSTER BEDSs^^
San Bruno, San Mateo, Millbrae, Raccoon
Straits, Brook's Island, Oakland,
and Sierra Point.
Wholesale Departmeot aud Oflfices, 419 Pine Street.
The Saddle Rock, ^10 Fine St.
THE CRITERION, 210 KEARNY ST.
New York, Baltimore, Virginia. Mexican, Shoalwater Bay. Native Calilornia and
Yaqunia Transplanted Oysters, furnished in any quantity, at the lowest rates.
We also furnish aU kinds of Oysters and Oyster Plants direct
from the AtlanOc States, by the barrel or car load.
e^nstry erders reeelre •sr Spe«{al Attention,
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Oysters Fresli from the Beds Every Morning.
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
849
. De Wulf Bernard J.. 231 Foxxrth
I I'tDike William J., 720 Washington
I L'pDohue Hugh, 922 Howard
I Iiiiuovan J. A k Co., 406 Montgomery
i '■ liovan James. 219 Davis
' ' novan M. J., 1006 Mission
■ Mtiing Thomas, 615 Mission
1 i Icining W., 135 Second
Kranck George, 757 Mission
Frost & Richards. 10 Morton
I (lu'lsby Elijah H.. 585 Market
iriot A.. 312 Dupont
.'•>hk Co.. 534 Market
:iman & Mellon. 422 Commercial
' 'iuipel & Dxmphy. 116 Post
II ives k. King, 208 Stevenson
Hewston N. A.. 255^ Third
li>..eTer C. 8 Ashbm-ton PI
Hopps & Sons. 21P Sansom
Ickelheimer H., 15 Dupont
Ingeneri S.. 420 Broadway
Kennedy John F., 115 Jessie
Koch & Rogers. 110 Geary
Lang C. E., 216 Washington
LayzeUR,. 1023 Market
Ijee W., 416 Sacramento
Lemon J. H.. 216 Sansom
Levy David. 326 Third
Lydon Daniel, 23 Sixth
Mahlstedt & Bestorn. 227 Post
Malm & Pamperin, 606 Howard
ManseU Fred.. 423 Pine
McCarthy Eiigtrne. 24 Howard
Millman X. G . 708 Seventeenth
Melendy H. B., 316 Montgomery
Noble & GaUagher. 437 Jackson
Nolan James H.. 213 Pine
Norman G.. 24 Howard
Norman & Eckles. 806 Montgomery
Nutz Fred,. 722 Howard
Patterson W. (metal), 430 Kearny
Quiun 0. C. &40 Market
Rahilley J. P , 1617 Polk
Rodgers ^^ Wiswell. 430 Keamy
RosekrarLZ Henrj- M., lOS Geary
Rutherford F. A.. 110 Geary
Sanke & McMath, NW cor Third and
Howard
Schofield .*; "Whittle, 8 MiUs PI
ShuU & Burner, 638 Sacramento
Simpson i Morgan. 116 Post
Smith George J.. 809 Market
Sprung & Shanabrook. 820 Folsom
St. Denis i Chesney, 1305 Stockton
Standerwick & Denike, 506 Montgom-
ery
Swan J. S., 628 Capp
Sykes Charles H. & Co., 677 Mission
Thaten Henrj-. 1431 Dupont
Thaten Jacob A., 1431 Dupont
Tillson Charles, 797 Mission
Tomsky & Son, 214 Leidesdorff
Vedot James. 1131 Dupont
Vorrath Thumas, 25 Dupont
Wagener Joseph & Co., 1512 Stockton
Wagner H. E.. 641 California
Wason i Morris. 38 California
West &. Son, Oregon bet Davis and
Drmnm
Whitaker John W., 638 Sacramento
Wilder C. B.. 549 Fourth
Williams George A,, 1405 Pacific '
Wilson J X., 928 Washington
Wilson k MuuJtnn. 516 Davis
York W. R.. 312 Minna
Painters— Landscape and Ma-
rine.
Batteaui F. W.. 105 Montgomery
Bush R. J., 117 Montgomery Block
Cogswell William M. 127 Keamy
Coulter Wilham A_. 8 Vandewater
Denny G. J.. 611 Clay
Eastman Edward. 1123 Clay
Fletcher AVilliam, 216 Bush
Hahn William, SE cor Vallejo and
Montgomery
Hart A_, 432 Montgomery
Hill Thomas. 20 Post
Keith WUham, 216 Bush
Loomis Pascal. 611 Clay
Maiple William L.. 330 Pine
NahlH. W. A,. 330 Pine
Shed Charles D. 109 California
Winter George, 137 Montgomery
Pain ters— Porcelain.
Sftmisch Robert, 425 Bush
Painters— Portrait, Etc.
Alexander C. 110 Sutter
Baldwin Lizzie Airs.. 115 Keamy
Bail Martha S., 155 S'ew Montgomery
Benedict S, S. Mrs.. 23 Keamy
Brookes Samuel M., 611 Clay
Burgess George H. , 26 Montgomery
Bush Norton, 330 Pine
Costello John Mrs.. 1204 Market
Eastman Emily R. Mrs. (retoucher), 235
Kearny
Field Thomas. 608 Market
Hart Alfred. 432 Montgomery
Hossack Alfred, 115 Keamy
In^in B , 311 Pine
Kaltschmidt Oscar. 649 Washington
KJpps A. K.. 638 Market
McHenry Ada M. Mrs., 12 Montgom-
ery
NahlH. W. A,. 330 Pine
Narjot Ernest. 1421 Stockton
Petrovits Paul, 655 Washington
Rockwell E, A. Miss, 137 Montgomery
Romanes Elizabeth Miss, 429 Mont-
gomery
Rouse Charles (retoucher). 204 Mont^
gomery
Schultz Carl (retoucher), 429Montgom:
ery
Shaw S. W., 216 Bush
TidbaU Scott (retoucher), 204 Mont
Tucker Jennie T. Mrs., 204 Mont
Walton E, M. Mrs.. 606 Montgomery
Winter Robert, 115 Keamy
Paintings-Oil.
Giesenkirchen Adam, 447 Fourth
Giunp S. & G., 117 Sansom
Morris. Schwab i: Co., 21 Post
Nile M. D.. 225 Keamy
ROOS JOSEPH & CO., 20 Post
Snow k May, 21 Keamy
Winter Daniel. 211 Keamy
Paints, Oils, and Glass.
['Importers.]
Ammerup G., 1126 Market
Ballinger John J., NE cor Market and
Van Ness Av
♦BassT. J. &Co., 26Geay
Brewster John, 17 Belden
Cooney John J., 113 Fourth
Coulson Robert, 130 Fourth
Deferrari G. B.. 1118 Dupont
•Dietz A, C. k Co., 224 Front
Gibb k Co.. 534 Market
*Gruenbei^ Max k Co.. 425 Sacramento
Hueter Bros, k Co., 408 Commercial
*Redington, Hostetter k Co., 529 Mar-
ket
St, Denis & Chesney. 1305 Stockton
•SULLIVAN. KELLY k CO.. NWcor
Front and Pine (see adv. dept. page
xxx)
*TayIor F. B. & Co.. 113 Front
Vedot James, 1131 Dupont
Wason k Morris, 38 C^ifomia
*Wliittier. Puller & Co., SW cor Pine
and Front
Pape rhangers .
Clark George W.. 333 Pine
Coidson Robert, 130 Fourth
Day Robert., 806 Montgomery
Deferrari G. B., 1118 Dupont
Edwards Frank G., 630 Clay
GulUxson Henry A., 9 Third
Hartshorn k McPhun, 112 Fourth
Lydon D., 23 Sixth
Maudler J., 109 Sixth
Mitchell G. H. k Co., 314 Pine
St. Denis & Chesney, 1305 StocWon
Paperhangings.
[* Importers. See also Carpets; also
ITpholsterers. ]
Ballinger J. J,. NE cor Market and
Van Ness Av
*BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO., 618
Market and 330 Pine (see adv. dept.
page 12)
Clark George W., 333 Pine
Cornwell & W^^nan (wood), 126 Post
Coulson R.. 130 Fourth
•EDWARDS FRANK G. (manufact-
urer). 630 Clay (see adv. dept. page
xliv)
Gullixson Henry A., 9 Third
Mitchell G. H. k Co., 314 Pine
Mountain & Raye, NW cor Market and
Dupont
Peters William B., 321 Pine
*PIimi Charles M, k Co., 24 Post
Vedot James. 1131 Dupont
•Walter D. N. & E. & Co., cor Battery
and Market
Paper — Printing, Wrapping,
Etc.
[See also Stationers.]
ARMES & DALLAM (wrapping). 215
Sac (see adv. dept. page Ixxxjii)
Baker L. F, Jr.. 410 Sansom
BLAKE, ROBBINS & CO.. 516 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page Ixiii)
Bowie W. A.. 208 Fourth
HOUGHTON F. T. k CO.. 221 Front
Leavitt S. B. k Co., 404 Sansom
READ. BRAND k CO., 310 Clay (see
adv. register names, each alternate
page)
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., 416 Clay (see
adv. dept. page h-ii)
Tyler John Jr. (Pacific Paper Mills), 331
Montgomery
Waizman Max, 539 Market
Paper Bags.
ARMES & DALL^VM. 217 Sacramento
see adv. dept. page Ixxxiii)
BLAKE. ROBBINS k CO., 516 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page bdii)
Bowie W. A.. 208 Fourth
Houghton F. T. k Co . 221 Front
READ, BRAND k CO.. 310 Clay (see
adv. reg. names, each Biltemate page)
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., 416 Clay (see
adv. dept. page Ivii)
Paper Boxes.
[See Boies— Paper.]
Paper Collar Mannfactorers.
Kleeman William & Co, (agents), 213
Sansom
Rosenburg H. & Son, 219 Pine
San Francisco Paper Collar Manufact-
ory, J. Newman Jr. & Co. agents, 6
Battery
Wempe Henry, 569 Market
BLAKE, ROBBINS & CO.
Importers and Jobbers of
Boot News, Writing & Wrapping Paper
Paper Bags, Card Stock, Straw
Paper, Straw and Binders'
Boards, Black and Colored Inks,
Bronzes, etc.
Agents Saratoga and Lick Mills
Paper Manufacturing Co.,
Santa Clara Co.
516 SaCBAMES'TO & 519 COJOTEBCIAL,
New York Office, 18 & 20 Vesey St.
Paper Rulers.
Althof k Bahls, 423 Ckiy
Bancroft A. L. k Co.. 721 Market
Bartling & Kimball. 505 Clay
Bosqui Edward & Co., 523 Clay
Buswell Alexander. 521 Clay
Cowrie James, 326 Sansom
Hicks D. k Co-, 543 Clay
Leary A. J., 404 Sansom
Mclntyre John B-. 509 Clay
Rankin Charles E., 540 Clay
Patent Agencies.
Ash Robert. 414 Minna
Dewey k Co.. 224 Sansom
SMITH C. W. M., 415 Montgomery
Varicas L.. 425 Keamy
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Patent Brokers.
SMITH C, W. M.. 415 Montgomery
Wiester & Co., 17 New Montgomery
Pattern Makers.
[See also Carvers ; also Cabinet Makers.]
Dunn & Kewin. 143 Fremont
Steiger & Olanie, SE cor Beale and Miss
ST<jCKMAN JOHN M., 142 Fremont
(see adv. dept. page 10)
Wallace P. J., 417 Commercial
FaTenienta.
California Paving Co., 606 Montgomery
City Paving Co., 513 Montgomery
Crushed Rock and Asphaltmn Paving
Co., (^07 Montgomery
Imperishable Pavement Co., 64 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Patent Improved Asphalt Co., 316 Mont
Paimbrokers.
Aronson G., 110 Kearny
Danziger Henry, 605 Kearny
Franklin Abraham, 813 Kearny
Hirschfeld Julius H., 510 Kearny
Hvmau W., 16 Kearny
Hj-raan H, & Co., 625 Kearny
La vino H.. 909 Kearny
Le3z>Tisky H. E,, 409 Kearny
LeK-is Solomon. 205 Sutter
Licliteiistcin B. H., 702 Kearny
Milzner Leopold, 622 Kearny
Myers H. & Son. 333 Kearny
Silver M., 714 Washington
Spiro M. & Co,, 1136 Dupont
Perfanicry*
[See also Apothecaries; also Fancy
Goods, etc.]
Bessemer Henry L,, 14 Mary
CRANE & ERIGHAM. 324 Front (see
adv. dept, page Ixxii)
Favard J. B., 208 Stockton
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL), SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Hiriart & Co,, 402 Kearny
Hirshfeld Julius, 121 Montgomery
Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
Joseph Nathau & Co., 641 Clay
Lambert W. C. 144 Natoma
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Ne%vman & Bennett, 411 Washington
RecUngton, Huatetter & Co., 529 Market
Spitz Bertha Mme., 316 Kearny
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page Ixxix)
Wakelee H. P. & Co., SE cor Bush and
Montgomery
Jauies G. Steele & Co.
Importers & Manufs of Fine Perfumery,
521 Montgomery.
Petroleum— Rclinery.
Allyne & White, 112 Front
Photograplilc Clallcrlcs.
Bayley \V. F. & N. J.. 526 Montgomery
Bradley & Riilofson, 429 Montgomery
BroHii Thomas A., 606 Kearny
Cramer t'harlea L.. 402 Keamy
Edouart & Cobb, 504 Keamy
KjTeW,, 659 Clay
Go.leus J. D.. 34 Third
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
Hoivlan<l B. F., 25 Third
Klaiu Nathan M. (landscape), 564 Na-
toma
Lewis F. R-, 638 Market
Lovejoy & Williams, 128 Keamy
Marden & Brodeck, 28 Third
Miltz, Swart & Co., 104 Keamy
Morse George D., 417 Montgomery
Peters ,Tohn H., 25 Third
Pickett J. & Co,. 1102 Stockton
Selleck Silas, 415 Montgomery
Shew Jacob, 513 Montgomery
Shew William, 115 Keamy
Silva Joseph T-, 64 Thu-d
SuUivan P. J.. 28 and 33 Third
Smnmerhays William, 612 Clay
Vaughan H. W., 724J Market and 18
Third
Watkins Carlton E., 22 Montgomery
Winburg J. A,, 650 Washington
Wing & Allen, 523 Keamy
HOUSEWORTH'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS
(PORTRAIT & LANDSCAPE),
12 Montgomery,
Opposite Lict House.
Photograpblc Stock.
Bradley H. W., 618 and 620 Clay
Foss Oscar, 410 Keamy
Lippi Brothers, 818 Market
Eutliraufl A, T., 27 Second
Scouler James (manufacturer), SBelden
TAYLOR J(.)HN & CO., 512 Washing-
ton (see adv. dept, page xxxviii)
Photographic Tlews.
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (see adv, dept page U)
Watkins Carlton E,, 22 Montgomery
Photographs — Patent Enam-
eled.
Weston Nathaniel, 27 First Av
PhrenoIogLsts.
Fairbanks C. B,, 720 Market
Matthews J. M,, 28 EUis
Smith Barlow J,. 635 California
Physicians.
Abom E. S., NE cor Post and Keamy
Adolphus Henry. 524 Filbert
Alban W, O,, 22 Oak Grove Av
Alers August, 722 Montgomery
Andrei Adolfo, 621 Clay
Angell W. C, 506 Folsom
Arensberg Herman. 30 Keamy
Aronstein Adolf. 29 Kearny
Aubert J. M., 504 Keamy
Auerbach J. J., NE cor Broadway and
Powell
Ayer Washington, 410 Keamy
Azeredo J. F,, 1015 Stockton
Bak Heiu-y. 229 Keamy
Baldwin Albert S., 218 Stockton
.Baldwin Hiram S,, 612 Clay
Barljat John, 910 Pacific
Barkan Adolph, 13 Guy PI
Bartlett A, W, M. Mrs., 29 O'FarreU
Bates Cicero M,, 137 Montgomery
Bazaii Ferdinand, cor Twenty-fllBt and
Howard
Behr Herman, NW cor Fifth and Bry-
ant
Behrens H. C, 438 Hayes
Belinge F. A. A., 938 Mission
Benn J. E., 23 Keamy
Bennett Thomas, 620 Market
Bennett W., 452 Sixth
Bentley Edwin. 110 .Stockton
Berg Carl, 618 California
Bertody Charles, 1005 Stockton
Betts J. M,. 128 Kearny
Betzel C. W., 427 Brannan
Bidlack W. W.. 919 Stockton
Bird Nelson J.. 230 Keamy
Either G. W., 631 Sacramento
Blach Charles, 514 Kearny
Blake Charles E., 416 Hayes
Blake James, 426 Sutter
Blake James W., 1636 Eddy
Blanchard H,. 649 Broadway
Bluxome Joseph. 306 Stockton
Bolan Michael J,, 108 Stockton
Borchers J, C, 540 Washington
Bowers J. M., 8 Third
Bowie Augustus J., 622 Clay
Boyson Thomas, 14 Geary
Bradbury William T,, 16 Geary
Braman Jason J., S s Twenty-sixth bet
Mission and Capp
Bedull Reinhold, E s Railroad Av bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth avs
BreUy C. B., 2015 Polk
Brenan Paul M., 127 Montgomery
BRIGHAJI CHARLES B.. 703 Market
Broom Gustavus, 18 Eddy
Brotherton T, W,, 414 Market
Brou Luther. 724 Lagima
Brown C. B. Mrs.. 331 Geary
Brown Luther, 7 Montgomery Av
Bruner William H.. 23 Post
Bnms Christian, NE cor Dupont and
Sutter
Bryan E, H„ 224 Keamy
Brj-ant William J. O, , 29 Welsh
Buckley C, F^ 646 Market
Bucknall O. J,, 623 Keamy
Buffum A. C, 327 Minna
Burgess O, O., 329 Geary
Burrell Charles, 1322 Mission
Burwell Lewis, 225 Bush
Bush J. P., Pacific Mail 8. S. Co.
CachotM. A.. 34 Third
Callaghan John D.. 852 Folsom
Callandreau Julius, 1234 Stockton
Carman William. 410 Post
Carpenter D.. 317 Sutter
Cassilly J. P., 351 Fourth
Chamberlain Phelps, 652 Washington
Chase Robert P,, 828 Howard
Chesley Charles P., 754 Howard
Chismore George, 1155 Mission
Clapp G. H.. 1144 Market
Clark Dean. 4 Powell
Clark J, E., 1205 Folsom
Clark L. A., Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Clawson J. W., 512 Kearny
Cleveland C. D., 224 Keamy
Cleveland O. J., 850 Market
Close William, 822 Mission
Cohn David, 17 Ellis
Cole R. Beverly. 16 Geary
Coleman J. S . 520 Valencia
Cook A, S., 224 Post
Cook Fernando C, 156 Third
Corbett Samuel J., NE cor .Stockton
and Geary
Cox T. H., 47 Minna
Crockwell John, 209 Minna
Crook John T., 204 Montgomery
Crowley W. I., 229 Hayes
Cushing J. J.. 319 Geary
Czapkay L, J., 753 Clay
D'Oliveira E., 1229 Turk
Dayton Eli, 208t Seventh
Dean Benjamin D,, 33 Keamy
Deane C. Tennyson, SE cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Deavening Henry, S W cor Montgomery
Av and Vallejo
Demarest Jacob D,, 617 Commercial
Denicke F., 418 Kearny
Depierris H. A,, W s Montgomery At
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Docking T. . 20 Montgomery
Dodge E. E., 123 Ellis
Doherty William K. 649 Clay
Dohrmaim William. 535 Bryant
Dorr L, L.. 609 Sutter
Douglas William A,. 126 O'Farrell
Dozier A. T., 237 Stevenson
Dunning Orson, SW cor Jackson and
Sansom
Dwyer Joseph. 219 Pacific
Ehrenberg Theodore A,, 216 Keamy
Elluiwood Charles N,, 715 Clay
EUiot S. ¥.. 726 Washington
EUiott T. W., 1016 Mission
Farnham S, B.. 1411 Dupont
Favor Kimbal, 131 Third
Ferdenanderz Manuel, 215 Keamy
Ferris A S.. 832 Howard
Fillmore D. C. 328 Third
Fiuipan Holmes, 545 Jackson
Fischer George, 314 Stockton
Fish M. W,, University of Calilomla
Fiske Henry M., 652 Market
Flattery J.. 331 Keamy
Fonseca D. L.. 432 Keamy
Frisiani Francis, 25 Montgomery Av
Garwood William T., 520 Kearny
Gales Daniel V,, NW cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Gates Horatio S., 526 Merchant
Gautier L. P., 102 Geary
MOB&AIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Oystft
u p. VAN SCHAACZ & CO., 700, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1861
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Gerlach George. 763 Howard
Gerrj- S. R.. 33 Keaniy
Gibbou J. F,, .SWcor Kearny and Com-
mercial
Gibbons Henry, 26 Montgomery
Gibbous Heni-j- Jr.. 26 Montgomery
Gillingham Charles F., 26 Montgomery
Godon F. W , 103 Montgomery
Goodale D.. llOf^ Kearny
Goss William, 17 Third
Green Thomas, 10 Third
Gross George, 831 Kearny
Grorer William A,, 526 Stevenson
Gwyther George, 822 Green
Haggin J, B.. 235 Kearny
Haine Joseph. 415 Sutter
Hale William F., 520 Kearny
Ha]ey Charles S., 703 Post
Hall Richard B., 134.^ Fost
Hall S. Hastings, 601 California
Hammond William, 859 Mission
Handt C. O., S Kearny
Hanna O. J. R.. 319 Bush
Hardy Benjamin F,, 824 Mission
Harris Stephen R.. 636 Clay
Hastings John. 1215 Sutter
Hatch Henry W., 1142^ Market
Ha^^le A. P., 533 Kearny
Heddou R. H. K., 704 Howard
Ht-inimann Michael, 804 Montgomery
Henry L. J., 615 Kearny
Hepbm-n James, 29 Second
HerzC, 206 Kearny
HEWSTON GEORGE, 652 Folsom
Hilton George F.. 55 Second
Hilton WilliamM., 55 Second
Hinckley George E., American Exch
Hitchcock Charles M., Occidental Ho-
tel
HoagL. E.. 303 Eddy
Hotf Oliver, 222 Stockton
Hoffstetter B.. 100 Stockton
Hulbruok Charles B., 926 Market
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., SW cor Sixth
and Folsom
Haideu William, St. Mary's College
Holland Gustav. 413 Bush
Hulman F. A,, 235 Kearny
Humer Chai'les W., SW cor Sutter and
Hyde
Howe A. J,. 715 Clay
Huard Alt^xander N., 816 Dupont
Hubbard F H.. 33 Keamy
Hubbard H. H., 5 Kearny
Huddart R. Townsend. 501 Second
Huie George W.. NW cor Eleventh and
Mission
Humphrey P. H.. 302^ Davis
Hutchins C. E., 843 Mission
Hutchinson G. O.. 112 Welsh
Hyaras Leopold, 654 Clay
H>-man Biron, 12 Berry
Johnson William H., 118 Post
Jones A.. Pacific MaU S, S. Co.
Jones William, SE cor New Montgom-
ery^ and Natoma
Jordan Louis J^ 211 Geary
JosseljTi Benjamin F., 618 Sacramento
Josselyn J. H.. 226 Sutter
Kafka John. 537 California
Keane G. B.. 619 Green
Keeney C. C. U. S. A., 106 OTarrell
Keeney J. W.. 5C2 Folsom
Kellogg Albert. SE cor Jones and Bdwy
Kelly E,, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kelly Terreuce B.. 503 Davis
Keudall C. B.. 136 Hayes
Kennan Josiah G., 629 Clay
Keuyon Cmtis G., St. Mary's Hospital
Kibbe T. R.. 1007 Market
Kishfy S,. 825 Keamy
Kuapp Henry, 114 OTarrell
Kreshel F. J., 5 Stockton
Kunkler John E.. 514 Keamy
Lane Levi C, 652 Mission
Lane William F.. 711 Howard
Lanszweert Louis. 410 Fourth
Lathrop G. A , 310 Keamy
Lawlor William M., City and County
Hospital
Laycock E. H.. 630 Howard
Lemkuhl H , 509 Kearay
Leviugstou M., 6 Sixth
L<jbscbeid W., 40>. Geary
Loryea A. M, , 528 Pine
Lu]>el8ki L., 515 Pine
Lj-ford B, F.. 402 Kearay
Maas P. 812 Stockton
Macr-^ary G,, 1020 Stockton
Mackintosh Robert, 304 Stockton
Malech Gustav H., 25 Stockton
Manning George, 655 Howard
Martinache N. J., 137 Montgomery
Martineaut E. D,, 207 Kearny
Mason J. H., 233 Fifth
Maxwell J. S., 704 Howard
Maxwell Richard T.. 135 Kearny
Mayon T. H., 319 Bush
Mc^Ulister W. F., Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McClure A. T.. 60S Market
McCormick Charles, U. S. A., 105 Stock-
ton
McDermott W. P., SW corTVIission and
T^venty-second
McElroy J. G., 1250 Mission
McEwen J. W., 51 Third
McEwen P. J.. 1028 Market
McGovera C. C, 720 Market
McGuire Edward, 819 Keamy
McLay George B.. W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-first
McMillan Robert, 722 Washington
McNulty J. M., 33 Keamy
McNutt William F., 121 Montgomery
McPherson George E., 438 Hayes
McQuesten Charles. 230 Keamy
Meares J. L., 40^ Geary
Meeker L, E. SWcor Vallejoand Mont-
gomery Av
MeiTitt Samuel. 320 California
Meyer A. W., 814 Montgomery
Meyer S., 8 Brannan
Miller C. F.. 1125 Dupont
Miner Horatio N., 908 Howard
Mitchell J. D., 2213Larkin
Moohlar J. P., 110 Fourth
Moore C. W., 652 Market
Moore J. Murray. 410 Keamy
Moreeno J, M,. 918 Folsom
Mouser B. T., 235 Keamy
Mouser S. M., 235 Keamy
Murphy James, 659 Clay
Miu-phj* N. S., NW cor Geary and Du-
pont
Murray Robert, U. S. A., 104 O'FarreU
Newell William A., 630 Howard
Newland W.. 309 Powell
Newmark Valentine, 1805 Powell
O'Donnell Charles C, 825 Kearny
O'Neil Alexander A., 652 Washington
O'Neill H,, 405 Keamy
Owens Evan. 324 Sixth
Pardee E. H., 737 Clay
Parry Isaac, 759 Market
Parson Edward, 55 Second
Parsons Lorenzo, 542 Second
Paugh AV. J., 1515 Stockton
PawlickiL.. 35 Post
Peabody WiUiam F.. 105 OTarrell
Perrault Julien. 413 Keamy
Perrin R. J., 109 Montgomery
Pigne-Dupujtreu J, B., 424 Sutter
Pinchard J. B,, 589 Market
Pinching R. L.. 6 Montgomery
Pissis Joseph E., 825 Mission
PlileyE, R.. 1220 Powell
Plumber Richard H.. 652 Mission
Potter D. C-, 433 Clementina
Poulson P. W., 523 Keamy
Powers George H.. 215 Geary
Prevost A L.. 894 Sutter
Prevost J. R,. 894 Sutter
Prosek J.. 513 Third
Purdy G. W. , cor Fourth and Channel
Queen M. J., 621 FeU
Quinlan Albert G., 18 Third
Rabagliati Nathaniel, 621 California
Rappin F. Gabriel. 1517 Stockton
Randolph P. B., 141 Minna
Raj-mond L. Chester. 519 Folsom
Regeusberger Jacob, 112 Powell
Regensburger Alfred E., 33 Keamy
Reinhart M , IT. s. Marine Hospital
Rice John R.. 739 Howard
Richard E-. 734 Montgomery
Richter C. M.. 114 Kearay
Richter Max, 112 Kearay
Robertson J. B., 25 Sixth
Rockman Morris, 22 Keamy
Rodgers Lee O., 1903 Polk
Rogers Henry D., 523 Keamy
Rogers WiUiam H., 813 Broadway
Rotanzi Antonio, SE cor Third and Fol-
som
Rosenstrin J., NW cor Kearny and
Geary
Rottman William, 229 Kearay
Rowell Charles, 426 Kearay
Rowell Chester. 520 Keamy
Ruttley J. H.. 745 Mission
Ryer Washington M., 330 Pine
Sanders Duke, 102S Dupont
Sawj-er A. F,, 302 Stockton
Schlatter C, L„ Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Schmitt E. O., 652 Market
Schoeuberg G.. 2012 Powell
Scott John, 607 Folsom
Scott John C 635 Califomia
Seeley C- M., 518 Valencia
Semig J., U. S, A., Presidio Barracks
Sharkey James M.. 634 Washington
Sherman J. A., 240 Montgomery
Shorb J. Campbell, 316 Sutter
Simpson James, 204 Sutter
Smilie Elton R.. 649 Washington
Sober Lewis, 12 Montgomery Av
Soule A. G., 822 Howard
Soule Milan. 142^ Fourth
Stillman J. D. B., 26 Post
Stivers C. A.. 514 Kearny
Stout Arthur B,, 206 Kearny
Sturman Benjamin. 649 Howard
Suttmeister Rudolph, 235 Keamy
Summers H A., 776 Howard
Swan Benjamin E., 636 Clay
Sylvester J., 2108 Powell
Szarvash S. T.. 1329 Dupont
Szetskski J.. 829 Pacific, rear
Taylor W. O.. 23 Post
Tewksbury Jacob M., 716 Montgomery
Tewksbury Marcus R., 37 Second
Thomas Frank H,, Morton House
Thomsen N. L., 71 Fourth
Tibbets Stephen M.. 931 Howard
Todd David B., NW cor Raikoad and
Twelfth avs
Toland Charles G,, 603 Merchant
Tolaud H. H.. 603 Merchant
Trask Edward, Nucleus House
Trask John D., 542 Market
Trenkle Eniil. 114 Ridley
Twichell W. L , 516 SLxteenth
Utter Henrj', 134^7 Post
Van den Bergh J. P. P., 645 Commer-
cial
Van Zandt John W., 1411 California
Van Zandt John W. Jr., 1411 Califor-
nia
Van Vlack G. J.. 812 Howard
Vaslit Frank S., 308 Keamy
Vigoureaux A, W., NE cor Third and
Mission
Van Kaesmar C, 617 Third
Von Loehr Ferdinand. 614 Sacramento
Wagner John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Warner Alexander, 313 Keamy
Watson William S., 142^ Fourth
WajTiian W. G., 2518 Clay
Webb James P,, 744 Howard
Weber WUliam, 1717 Mason
Weeks Freeman L., 652 Market
White Elijah. 17 Third
White S. S. Mrs., 2213 Larfcin
"VSTiitmore D. W. Mrs., 60? Pine
W'hitney James D., 204 Sutter
Whitney James P.. 204 Sutter
Wilhelm August, 29 Keamy
Willard E. L., 103 Montgomery
Willey John M., 1019 Folsom
WiUoughby D. W. C, 814 Chestnut
Wilson Job D., 2200 Pine
Wilson WiUiam, 821 Keamy
AViss Gustave, 636 Green
Woods James H., Lick House
Wooster David, 704 Mission
Wozencraft O. W., Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.
Wright John W., 5^ Keamy
Wynian W. S.. 16 Geary
Wj-the W. T.. 759 Market
Young C. B,, 536 Sacramei:to
Younger Alex, J.. 224 Stockton
Ziele Frederick, 524 Pacific
Pbysielans— Botanic.
Cook C. Al. Mrs., 224 Post
Cowan Robert H., 207 Keamy
Physicians— Cbiuese.
Ching Yuen. 8 Prospect PI
Ho Chuck Hong, 828 Washington
Jay Hong Chung. 743 Washington
Lee Yong Fong, 1021 Dupont
Li Po Tai, 739 Washington
Loucitat. 14 Brenham PI
Tsun Yuen, 607 Califomia
Yow Lamb, 1017 Dupont
Xadies should tear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 Geary.
PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale ty D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
852
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORT.
Pliyslciiins— Electro-Magnetic.
Bancroft W. H., 204 Montgomery
Dimlau A. W., 138 Fourth
Eichera John, 506 Union
Hogle G., 1107 Stockton
H<:tni Jerome, 304 Post
Merrill A. P., 10 O'FarreU
Morton A., 11 O'FarreU
Physicians— Female.
Avery Adeline Mrs,, 933 Bush
Barter Augusta B. Mrs.. 406 Post
Bavley Pauline Mrs., 163 Tehama
BrowTi C. B. Mrs., 331 Geary
Buckiiell M. B. Mrs., 131 O'FarreU
Carr A. L. Mrs., 436 Bush
Clay M. J. Mrs.. 1624 PoweU
Cools C. A. Mrs., 224 Post
Corhett E. J. Mrs., 200 Stockton
Earl M. R. Mrs., 224 Second
Elmore AbbieC. Mrs., 1013 Washington
Evving Etta Mrs. (ma^Tietic), S s FeU
bet Van Ness Av and Polk
Forbes J. A. Mrs., NE cor Serpentine
Av and Mission
French K. C. Mrs., 464 Minna
Griffith Sarah M. Mrs. (electro}, 161
Second
Hoffman A. M. Mrs., 1422 Folsom
Howard R. A. Mrs., 220 Stockton
Leavitt Alice Mrs., 26 Geary
Logan F. A. Mrs., 1142S Market
Moody M. W. Mrs., 2235 Mission
Regal 0. Mrs., 776 Howard
Stowe C. M. Mrs., 410 Kearny
StoweU C. C. Mis., 742 Howard
■Witherby L. Mrs., S 6 Fell bet Van
Ness Av and Polk
Pliy.'ilrlans— nonieopathlc.
Albertson Joseph A., 109 O'FarreU
Beakley John S., 532 Geary
Davis George E., 108 Stockton
Eckel J. N., 325 Geary
Esten John, 108 Stockton
Floto John H., 402 Kearny
Forbes Charles F., 944 Fotom
Fraser E. J., 305 Kearny
Geary J. F., 632 Howard
Griswold Wolcott N., 203 PoweU
HiUer D. A., 226 Post
Hiller Freilerick, 226 Post
Killer Frederick Jr., 226 Post
Ingerson Hiram H., 319 Geary
Moore .T. M., 410 Kearny
Pease G. M., 8 Kearny
Smith E. D., 523 Kearny
Thiese A. A., 322 Sutter
Werder Max, 128 Kearny
Wilson M. T., 142i Fourth
Worth Sydney, 305 Kearny
Physicians— Hygienic.
Smith Barlow J., 635 California
Swain J, H., 155 New Montgomery
Ploslclans— Water C'ure.
McSparren Archibald, 10 Post
Smith B. J., 637 California
Piano Fort«s.
[.See also Musical Instruments.]
ANTISELL THOMAS M. & CO., 640
Washington
BADGER W. G., 7 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xl)
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 723 Market
Curtaz Benjamin, 20 O'FarreU
Eaton Charles S., 138 Montgomery
Ewing Charles G., Ill Montgomery
GRAY MATTHIAS. 623 and 625 Clay
after October 1, 1875, 105 Kearny
(see adv. dept. page bat)
Hall Charles R., 14 Tyler
Hemme & Long, S£ cor Montgomery
and Sutter
KOHLER, CHASE 4 CO., 633 and 635
Clay
McCurrie & Weber, 123 Post
Scbraubstadter & Co., 643 Clay
Shenuan & Hyde, 139 Kearny
Werlein Philip, 1212 Market
WOODWOBTH, SCHELL & CO., 12
Post
T. M. ANTISELL & CO.
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
640 Washington.
We aim specially to supply Agents
and Dealers at New York
Factory Prices.
Woodwortli, Schell & Co.
IMPORTERs'oF PIANO FORTES
Churcb arifl School Organs, Har-
DionUinis. Mflodeons, etc.
Sole A gents for the celebrated Pianos
of Schomacker, Philadelphia, the
Hy. F. Miller Pianos, Boston, the
Grovesteen tfc Fuller Pianos of New
York, and the French Boudoir or
Cottage Pianos; also, Taylor & Far-
ley's Parlor Organs. Pianos to Rent
arid sold on the installment plan.
MATHIAS GRAY,
And every description of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Wholesale and Retail.
Agent Steinway <fe Sons, Haines
Bros., Guild, Church & Co.,
Kranich & Bach's and
Carl Reoiiisch's
3E^ i A/ XX o fit r
And the Burdett, National, Celeste,
and Combination
O X* S ^ X3. S,
623 and 025 Clay.
Piano Fort« Makers.
Curtaz Benjamin, 20 O'FarreU
HallC. R.. 14 Tyler
Herrguth S. F., cor Hampshure and El
Dorado
Rudolf Gustave & Co., 4 and 6 Fifth
Zech Jacob, 211 Ninth and 203 Mont
Pickles— Ma nil rao I urers.
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cuttmg & Co., 17-31 Mam, office 410
Front
Fisher John H., 506 Commercial
King of William C. James & Co., 815
Sansom
Lohrmann & Sieraer, 413 Drumm
Preble & Co., 218 Davis
Schmidt & Fretz, 119 Commercial
Taylor & Moore (horseradish), 29 Centre
Market
Tliiele John P.. 410 Seventh
Wangenheim Sol. k Co., 126 California
Welters & Bucking,69 California Market
Picks.
Nelson & Doble, 13 Fremont
Wright John, 15 Fremont
Picture Frames.
[See also Carvers and Gilders.]
BURKARDT MAX, 545 and 547 Wash
Cohen Herman, 631 Clay
Drady David, 24S Fourth
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (LXL), SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Gaudin Henry, 310 Sutter
(Jhilardi L., 24 Second
Gump S. & G., 117 Sansom
Hausmann S. & Co., 222 Sansom
Hoefer H. G., 813 Washington
Kollmyer W. A.. 246 Sutter
Lippi Bros., 818 Market
McEacliran & Parkinson, 437 Brannan
McQuillan B., 211 Leidesdorff {see
adv. dept. page bciii)
Morris, Schwab & Co., 21 Post
Nichole L. H.. 667 Mission
Nile Matthew D., 225 Kearny
Nye Albert S.. 908 Market
ROOS JOSEPH k CO., 20 Post
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 719 Market
Shaddock T., 117 Sixth
Snow & May, 21 Kearny
Steffeu Nicholas. 3 Sixth
Vogeley J.. 203 Second
Winter Daniel, 211 Kearny
MAX BURKARDT,
Importer and Dealer in
Clironios, Engravings, Liltiograplis,
Photographs, Paintings, etc.
Gilder and Manufacturer of Frames
and Passe Partouts,
545 and 547 Washington, just
below Moutgomerj-.
Pile Drivers.
Boobar E. C. & Co.. NW cor Howard
and Steuart
Martin W. H. & Co., 7 Spear
Swett Frederick P., Pier 15 Steuart
Pipes— Smoking,
[See also Meerschamu Pipes.]
Brunner Jacob A.. 326 Clay
Gavin John (manufacturer), 1318 Jack-
son
Grundel Frederick (manufucturer), 643
Kearny
Schumann Louis (manufacturer), 341
Kearny
Son &. Brothers, SE cor Sacramento and
Sansom
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO.. 712
Kear (see adv. each alternate page)
Weil Si Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Pipes— Mater.
[See also Foundries.]
BROWELL J. (cement), 442 Jackson
CLARK N. & CO. (cement and clay)
30 Cal (see adv. dept. page Ixxi)
GODDARD & CO., 127 First (see adv.
dept. page xix)
Jewell A. M. k Co. (wood). Berry nr
Third
MARTIN PADEY (cement), SE cor
Francisco and Taylor (see adv. reg-
ister names, page 483)
MENOMY E. T, SW cor Sacramento
and Montgomery
Palmer, Knos k Co., 19 First
SMITH FRANCIS k CO. (hydrauHc),
130 Beale
J. BRO"WELL.
Vitriled Sewer and Water Pines,
AND
Salamander dumney SiaclES,
422 Jackson.
FRANCIS SMITH & CO.
130 Beale,
Manufacturers of
HTDRAULIC PIPE
AND
ARTESIAN WELL PIPE.
Pistol dalleries.
[See Gunsmiths.]
,M0EGA1T & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Presh Oysters.
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORT.
853
Plaster Cast Flgnres and Plas-
ter Paris Workers,
Dini D.. I Graham PI
Kellett Samuel, 7t>3 Market
KeUett WilUam F., 115 Minna
Mancariui D.. 12i Fourth
Martin i: Pienicini. 12 Ellis
Paladini Francisco, 128 Union
Plaster iHUIs.
Reighley, Lucas & Co., 215 Main
Plaster Paris.
Janson Charles J., NW cor Fremont
and Bryant
Plasterers.
Beach J. G., 627 California
EeckH. S, 208 Sutter
Carter Charles H., NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Davis .Tames, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Helgoth Henrj', 353 Minna
Hooper William, 1319 Mission
Irwin S, M., NE cor Third and Jessie
Jennings F. A., 809 Market
Kaiser G. A. & Co., 641 California
Kellett Samuel, 763 Market
Kellett W. F. 115 Miima
Krauss P. H., 227 Post
Martin & Piemcini, 12 Ellis
McLeod James, 300 Keamy
O'Connor Jeremiah, 941 Market
Simonelly J., 128 Union, rear
West Frank, 366 Natoma
Plniubers.
[See also Gas Fitters.]
Ahlbach Jacob. 207 Fourth
ALLEN WTLLLIAill E., 819 Market
Blackmau J. Morris, 109 Hayes
Boyd E. T.. 840 Clay
Bush & Milne, 29 New Montgomery
Craig John R , 35 Eddy
DAY THOMAS, 335 Pine (see adv.
front cover)
Dixon Thomas J.. 406 Montgomery
Douglass & Martin, 19 Fourth
Dowdell Joseph F., 536 Bush
Downes k. Lieery. 41 Second
Fitzpatrick P. D., 639 Broadway
Fors)-th \V. C, 1057 Market
Fritz Eugene N.. 765 Market
Giffin Coleman J., 1508 Stockton
Grub S. N.. 911 Keamy
Haley John, 819 Larkin
Hobro W. D., 727 Washington
Horn Thomas, 508 Valencia
Howard, Enright & Dufficy, SE cor Sut-
ter and Montgomery
Hufschmidt i Bro., 642 Clay
Iredale A S., 957 Mission
Keegan James, 810 Pacific
Lane Edmund, 505 Keamy
LasweU M. D., 747 Mission
Lemke Jule. 30 Geary
Lynch Timothy, 820 Washington
Manning Thomas, 260 First
Marcy Jules G., 8l)4 Washington
McCann N., 417 Hayes
McKewen & Son, 942 Market
McNally k Hawkins, 332 Pine
Miller W. S., 136 Post
Murtha W. 0,, 16 Tj'ler
O'Brien J. H., 22 Post
O'Brien MaUhew, 1136 Market
O'Brien P. R.. 1006 Market
Prendergast & Doherty, 345 Keamy
PRIOR JAMES K., 730 Montgomeiy
(see adv. dept. page bcix)
Reading James, 10 Brenham PI
Roggia Bros., 440 Broadway
Ross Thomas, 316 Bush
Ruddock R. James, 704 Turk
Shafer ii Cook, 1210 Polk
Shepard Bros., 151 Third
SMITH ALFRED J., 220 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page Itttjv)
Smith Charles W., 522 Davia
SNOOK G. & W., 427 Pme (see adv.
^ dept. page 23)
Stomls C. H. «t Co., 627 Washington
Sutherland ic Gray, 230 Sutter
Walmsley William W., 927 Market
Waters Charles, 10 O'Farrell
Wilson W. P., 705 Market
Wyna John A., 409 Sixth
"WM. R. ALLEN,
Plumber & Gas Fitter,
819 M.IRKET.
Buildingrs gtted up with Gas and
Water Pipes, etc. Plumbers'
Basins, etc.: Copper
Boilers, Balh
Tubs, etc.
THOMAS DAY,
Plumber & Gas Fitter,
335 Pine.
Building.'! fitted up with Gas and
Water Pipes, etc. Plumbers'
Basins, etc.; Copper
Boilers. Bath
Tubs, etc.
Polish.
STEELE JAMES G. & CO. (electro-
silicon), 521 Montgomery
Taylor F. B. & Co. (sapoUo). 113 Front
Pop Corn.
Chapman John, 1000 Market
Snow R. A., 1014 Market
Potteries.
CLARK N , 30 California (see adr. dept.
page Ixxi)
MARTIN PADEY(sewerpipe),SEcor
Francisco and Tavlor, office 502
Keamy (see adv. reg. names, p. 483)
Ponltry.
[See Produce — Game.]
Poultry— Fancy.
Burbank Albert E., 43 California Mkt
Mitchell Richard, 55 California Market
Powder Agencies.
[See also Gun Powder.]
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. (Gi-
ant), 210 Front (see adv. dept. page
XiTVi}
CaUfomia Powder Works, office 314
California
Hercules Powder Works, agency 314
California
K A BATH N. J. (Laflin & Rand), 304
California
SKINKER JOHN (Dupont), 108 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page xxvi)
Weaver k Taylor (Hazard), 501 Market
Borel a Bayle, 83 CaUfomia Market
Bunker Robert F.. 75 CaUfomia Market
Cholet Joseph, 59 Washington Market
ColUns Richard L.. 12 Union Market
Dengler & Ereiling, 125 Third
Fenn Frederick F. M.. 1124 Market
Harvey k Co., 236 Third
Hentrich Louis, 524 Clay
Hess Joseph, 26 Centre Market
Kanngiesser J. (sausages), 1409 Stockton
Katz Fred., 100 CaUfomia Market
Keyes Orson H., 50 Steuart
Lang Peter (sausages), 7 MetropoUtan
Market
Larroche Francois, 21 S. F. Market
Maessen William, 4 Metropolitan Mkt
Martial Phillippe. 823 Pacific
Michelssen, Brown & Co., 310 Front
Muller k Koenig, 16 California Market
Reinle Frederick k Co., 61 Centre Mar-
ket and 3 Grand Central Market
Rossbach Herrman, 0 S. F. Market
Schwamm Mathias, 5 Dupont
San l-'rancisco Packing and Provision
Co., 513 Washington
Sweet Rodman, 561 Mission
Volckers J., 10 Metropolitan Market
WeU Mayer, 108 Dupont
Wilson. Merry k Co., 512 Market
Wood George B., 7 Union Market
Preseryes, Jellies, and Jams.
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cutting k Co., 410 Front
King of Wm. C. James & Co., 815 and
817 Sansom
Wangenhekn S. & Co., 126 California
Presses— Baling.
PRICE PRESS CO., 17 Front
BANDMANN, NIELSEN Si CO.
Commercial Agents of the
Griaiit I*o-vvd.er Com'y,
Office, 210 Front.
Powders— Insect.
StrohlP., 312 Sutter
PreserTed Fruits.
Alden Fruit Preserving Co., 426 Mont
Code. Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cutting & Co., 17-31 Main, office 410
Front
King of Wm. C. James & Co., 815 and
817 Sansom
Lusk A. & Co., Pacific Fruit Market
Wangenheim SoL & Co., 126 California
Preserred Meats.
Allari Joseph, 52 California Market
Anderau J. it Co., 27 California Market
Aubert A., 10 San Francisco Market
Bailly Brothers. 71 California Market
Baraty & Coutolenc, 303 Montgomery At
PRICE PRESS COMPANY.
I. J. TRUaiAN, Manager.
Office, with B.\KEB & Hamilton,
17 Front Street,
Manufacturers of
THE PRICE OR PETALUIA HAY PRESS,
The most rapid machine of
its class in use.
— ALSO OF THE —
IMPROVED ECLIPSE,
A press of immense power,
adapted 10 baling
Hay, Hides, Hags, Moss, Eto.
Presses— Hydranlle.
Dudgeon Eneas, 1ST7 cor Eighth and
Minna
Presses- Patent.
Crone Peter, 331 Minna
Presses— Wine.
Fish A. L. & Co. (agent), 9 First
Printers— Book and Job.
Bacon & CO., NW cor Clay and Sansom
Bancroft A. L. k Co., 721 Market
Bonnard k Daly. 636 Clay
BOSyUI EDWARD k CO., SE cor
Clay and Leidesdorff (see adv. reg-
ister names each alternate page, and
adv. dept. page Ixii)
Brown John F., 534 Commercial
Bruce Donald, 537 Sacramento
Calhoun Charles A., 538 Market
Carmany John H. k Co., 409 Wash
Chaigneau A. & Co., 536 Clay
Conger B, T., 423 Washington
Crocker H. S. k Co., 401 and 403 Sansom
CIXBEEY k CO., 414 Market (see adv.
dept. page Ivii)
CUDDY k HUGHES, 511 Sansom
Dore B. k Co., 512 Sacramento
EASTMAN FRANK, 509 Clay and 508
Commercial (see adv. dept. page ci)
O
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91
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ft
'.m but the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary,
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchaj
854
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOET.
Eloesser Leo, 414 Clay
FRANCIS & VALENTINE. 517 Clay
and 512 Commercial (see adv. dept.
page xcii aud back vol)
Gordon Charles W.. 326 Sansom
HARRISON W. P.. 518 Sacramento
Hughes J. F., 606 Clay
Jacoby Philo, 612 Commercial
Kane & Cook, 411 Clay
Lafoutaine A. J. Mrs.. 627 Merchant
Lieb C. W., 104 Kearny
McLean A. A.. 605 Sacramento
Miller Munroe. 211 Sacramento
Murcluck C. A & Co . 532 Clay
.Sp.'uiliUug & Barto, 414 Clay
Steri-tt B. F.. 532 Clay
Swett D. L. & Co.. 522 Clay
Thomas & Co.. 505 Clay
Upton John P., 320 Clay
Wallace John. 734 Montgomery
Weiss M.. 319 Battery
Wheeler & Co.. 608 Sacramento
Winterhurn Joseph i Co.. 417 Clay
Woman's Publishing Co.. 605 Mont
Women's Co-operative Printing Union.
424 Montgomery
Woodward William A, & Co.. 529 Cal
CUDDY & HUGHES.
JOB PRINTERS
511 Sansom, cor. Sferchant.
<^
\S
W.R HARRISON! RRINTERl
Printers— Power Press.
Bacon & Co.. NAVcor Clay and Sansom
Bancroft A. L. k Co-. 721 Market
BOSQUI EDWARD & CO., SE cor
Clay and Leidesdurff (see adv. reg.
names, each alternate page, aud
adv. dept. page btxi)
Carmany Joliu H. & Co,, 409 Washing-
ton
Crocker H. S. & Co,. 401 Sansom
EASTMAN FRANK. 509 Clay and 508
Ccaunercial (see adv. dept. page
l.Ttiv)
FRANCIS & VALENTINE, 517 Clay
and 512 Commercial (see adv. dept.
page xcii aud back volume)
Overend John A. T., 516 Commercial
Winterbum Joseph & Co.. 417 Clay
Woodward William A. & Co., 529 Cal
Printers' Material.
BLAKE. ROBBINS & CO., 516 Sac-
ramento (see adv. dept. page Ixiii)
Faulkner George L, , 31U Clay
Hueter Bros. i. Co., 408 Commercial
Liuforth E. H. & Co. (fumitmre), 20
Fremont
Morrill &. Co. (ink), 509 Commercial
Painter* Co.. 510 Clay
READ, BRAND & CO.. 310 Clay (see
adv. register names each alternate
paye, and adv, dept. page Ixxxvii)
Wetherbee G. M. (fm-uiture), 213 Miss
Printers* Rollers.
Newell William W., 516 Commercial
Prodnee— Butter, Cheese, and
Eggs.
Albrecht & Ropers, 86 Cal. Market
Andrews E. O. &. Co.. 24 Centre Market
Assman & Neubert. 10 Cal. Market
Atchinson B. M. & Co.. 16 Centre Mkt
Bennett Bros.. 35 California Market
Eraiman Frank, 37 Centre Market
Brife'ham C. O. & Co., SE cor Front and
Washington
Brotliers Joe. 422 Clay
Clough W, W. & Co.. 70 Cal. Market
Connolly Thumas. 9 aud 11 S. F. Market
Deloche k Corthay, 2 S. F. Market
Diss& Co,. 518 Market
DooluyJohn H., Ss First At nr Rail-
road Av
Eldridge E. G.. 28 Metropolitan Market
Follis R. H.. 90 California Market
Forsaith & Shaw, 325 Front
Fuller A. F., 8 Metropolitan Market
Gauterau & Mathewaun, 17 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Gerber & Buhlmann, 21 Metropolitan
Market
Getz Bros. & Co.. 513 Front
Getz & Hirshfeld. 16 Grand Central
Market
Green Milton. 63 Caljfoniia Market
Hatch T. H. & Co.. 320 Front
Hauser B., 120 Fifth
Hegler John H. (Calfomia Granges).
412 Sansom
Heringer John C, Jr., 4 Union Market
Hej-wood &. Hendley, 224 Clay
Hills A. H.. 25 Grand Central Market
Hohu & Boyle. 38 Centre Market
Howe George L, & Co., 319 Clay
Huston George, 425 Clay
Israelsky H. c*c Co, , 81 California Market
Jacoby & Bielskj'. IS Centre Market
Jones & Philhps. 31 Centre Market
Joost Hermann, 410 Clay
Kane & Heaney, 11 Centre Market
Kirchner C. W.. 1037 Howard
Kiszler Henrj-, 1113 Stockton
Laske B. L., 28 Metropolitan Market
Lemoine. Gambert & Co., 15 S, F. Mkt
Linsley & Collins, 507 Sansom
Lohner & Loudon, 16 Centre Market
Martens Fredeiick. 57 Wash. Market
Martensen & Dow, 1 Union Market
Martin, Feusier & Steffani, 315 Clay
McGljTin T.. 9 Metropolitan Market
JIcHenry. Moulton & Co.. 427 Front
Mcllwain J. & Co., 204 Washington
Morluck Frederick, 25 Centre Market
Murray i: Simonds, 27 Centre Market
Salomon Newman, 66 Centre Market
Santif Nicholas, 12 Centre Market
Sportorno Jean B. Jr., 47 Cal. Market
SROUFE, SWEENY ii CO,. 406 Front
(see adv, dept. page xx^i)
Stephenson & Campbell, 43 Washington
Market
Steams & Smith, 423 Front
Stege John R. & Co., 23 California Mar-
ket
STEELE, ELDER & CO., 204 Front
(see adv. dept. page Ixix)
Terwilliger & Fink, 50 Wash. Market
Thierbach Julius & Co., 18 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Tienken Henry, 15 Grand Central Mkt
Toner & Horgan, 13 Grand Central Mkt
Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers, 414 Clay
Webb George, 12 Metropolitan Market
WTieeler Edward, 1007 McAllister
Wieland Bros., 507 Front
Windsor W. N., 14 Centre Market
Wolfen Max. 88 CaUfomia Market
Wood G. B., 9 Union Market
Wooster. Shattuck & Co.. 317 Front
Young Conrad, 1317 Dupout
ProYisions M Coininissloii Mercliaiits,
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
oOo and 507 Sansom.
Produce— Came.
Ambrose James. 78 Centre Market
Auradou & Tortell. 507 Merchant
Benjamin & Strasser, 74 Centre Market
Boraco ^ Mussante. 76 Centre Market
Briucatt Salvo, 517 Merchant
Brothers Joe, 422 Clay
Carthay Lewis, S. F. Market
Clautliauos & Co., 56 Grand Central
Market
Connolly Thomas. 11 S. F. Market
Cook Jolm H. & Co., 48 Wash. Market
Curtis & Son. 232 Fifth
Deery Francis, 14 Metropolitan Market
Deloche & Corthay. 2 S. F. Market
Goss Michael & Co.. 5(4 Clay
Gradzky H. &. Co.. 81 California Market
HagLrerty &. Prinyle. 13 I'nion Market
Harris F. W., 51 Grand Central Market
Hart k Goodman, 76 California Market
Hesse Joseph, 26 Centre Market
Huston George & Co., 425 Clay
Israelsky H, & Co., 81 California Market
Lartigan J. P., 17 S. F. Market
Lemoine Gambert & Co.. 16 S. F. Mkt
McGuire John, Grand Central Market
Miller Bernard, 85 Centre Market
Mingo Bros., 422 Clay
Mitchell R. V., 55 California Market
MowTy Richard D., 103 California Mkt
Maumaim Charles, 309 Washington
Pace Joseph, 9 Clay St. Market
Ready M. T., 56 Grand Central Market
Sanders A., 81 Centre Market
Schuldennan & Lewis, 53 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Sportonio Jean B. Jr., 47 Cal. Market
Strasser & Levy, 58 Grand Central Mkt
Webb George, 12 Metropolitan Market
Wehser H. a. Co,, 23 S. F. Market
Wolfen Mai, 88 California Market
Wood k Hanafin, 82 Centre Market
Woods F. N. & Co., 67 CaUfomia Market
Produce — Vegetables.
Angelo Ginher, Colombo Market
Arata Freres, 32 Colombo Market
Armonino P., 75 Colombo Market
Averj- D. R, & Co.. 18 Centre Market
Barocchi M., 62 Colombo Market
Bergen P., 20 Colombo Market
Biguotti G., 44 Colombo Market
Boero Giacomo, 51 Colombo Market
Boroni Pietro, 29 Colombo Market
Brown k McDonald, 3C California Mkt
Buchanan James, 1203 Folsom
Buicelli Orazer, 63 Colombo Market
Bury John T.. 46 Washington Market
Catferata Antonio. 18 Colombo Market
Campodonico Gastano, 30 Colombo Mkt
Campodonico Stefano 26 Colombo Mkt
Capurro Gio Batta, 55 Colombo Market
Caravento Guiseppe. 49 Colombo Mkt
Cartini Martini. Colombo Market
Casassu Agostino, 47 Colombo Market
Casinella Gio Batta, 34 Colombo Market
Cassubo Gio Batta, 14 Colombo Market
Cavieri David, 45 Colombo Market
Cipriani Antonio, 71 Colombo Market
Colombiner Pierre, 48 Colombo Market
Cook & Co., 47 Centre Market
Corsiglio Carlo, 40 Colombo Market
Costa G., 314 Pacific
Costa John. 841 Pacific
Costa Louis, 323 Geary
Crellin k Co., S7 California Market
Cresta Thomas, 59 Colombo Market
Curran P. H., 410 Grove
Dalmas Bertha, 1311 Dupont
Daneri Giovanni, 39 Colombo Market
Demartini G., 46 Colombo Market
Dimara L., 3 Colombo Market
Duffy John J., 43 Centre Market
English John F,, 309 Davis
Fava Amedeo, 72 Colombo Market
Fava Martino, 60 Colombo Market
Fawcett & Augsburg, 73 Centre Market
Ferrera Guiseppe, 57 Colombo Market
Ferugiaro Natale, 50 Colombo Market
Fogacci Antonio, 38 Colombo Market
Freeman Leander, 504 Sansom
Gaddi Emilio, 48 Colombo Market
Galli Francisco. 69 Colombo Market
Garagsino S., 13 Colombo Market
GaribaUli G., 37 Colombo Market
Gasper Marengo. 1 Colombo Market
Gesell John, 203 Pacific
Giiailan & Hohenschild. 33 Cal. Market
Gilhck Matthew, Shasta nr Illinois
Ginocchio G., 27 Colombo Market
Graviere Alphonse. 6 S. F. Market
Hall k Co.. 21 California Market
HaU k Haskin. 5 Centre Market
Hassel Henry, 6 Clay St Market
Henderson k Greer. 20 Union Market
Hippman k Schnssler, 28 Cal. Market
Hopkins H. Mrs., N\V cor Tehama and
Eighth
Keyes Orson H.. 50 Steuart
Lacoste Thomas, 21 Colombo Market
Lagomarsino A.. 53 Colom>>n Market
Lavagnino Louis, 114 Fourth
Lea>it Samuel, 26 Grand Central Mkt
Lipman Bros.. 616 Market and SW cor
Sixth and Jessie
Lohner a: Loudon, 16 Centre Market
Lysett John P., 26 Metropolitan Market
Luchetti A., 12 Colombo Market
Mangraute G. B., 56 Colombo Market
Marini N., 5 Colombo Market
Martini P., 74 Colombo Market
Martini R., 65 Colombo Market
Michel A., 25 Colombo Market
Mogoni D., 58 Colombo Market
MOE&AN & CO., Wholesale Oyster Dealers, 87 California Market.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 715 Kearny, EstaTjlisIied 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS BIRECTORY.
855
Monagban Joseph. 262 Eighth
Moore Z. W , 39 California Market
MulJen Charles, SE cor Fifth and Ship
Murphy & Connors. 502 Sansom
Xardini A. & Co.. 616 Front
Xaumau Charles, 309 Washington
Oellrich Brothers. 23 Centre Market
Pac J. J., 1229 Dupont
Pacsalagiia Antonio. 507 Washington
Pagini Mitchel. 1408 Polk
PavH Isolo, 10 and 11 Colombo Market
Pera Michael. 6S (.'olomho Market
Pt-rata Givauni, 23 Colombo Market
Perkins W. H., 442 Third
Peters George, 1060 Folsom
Petrelli (Jiovanni. Colombo Market
Pttretti Emilio. 64 Colombo Market
Piaggio N.. 9 Colombo Market
Keazzo C, 4 Colombo Market
R>?o G.. 16 Colombo Market
' -■> M.. 31 Colombo Market
■ na Martin. 61 Colombo Market
: Pietro. 70 Colombo Market
• .■:li Frederick. 1332 Dupont
S .l.tri G,, 15 Colombo Market
Sj. rauza Antonio. 13 Colombo Market
St wart & Buckley, 513 Sansom
Taylor T., 344 Slstb
Taj lor & Moore (horse radish), 29 Centre
Alarket
Thiel J. P., 410 Seventh
Vicini Pietro, SW cor Mason and Pac
^ incent Pierre. 7 Colombo Market
Wtindorff Jacob, SW cor Fourth and
Tehama
Windsor W. M.. 14 Centre Market
Zarro Carlo, 66 Colombo Market
Proi-ldent .tssoclatloiu — Ha-
tnal.
Aid ITnion, 33 Kearny
La Srtlidarite, 729 Montgomery
Mutual, 113 LeidesdortI
Odd Fellowg" Mutual Aid, 325 Mont
Pacific Mutual Beneficial, 19 Montgom-
ery Block
ProTlslons.
(See also Flour; also GrocerieB; also
Produce, etc.]
Atheam & Co., 8 Clay
Aubert Albert. 65 Centre Market
Biglcv Brothers, >rE cor Clay and Davis
EuWEX BROTHER.S, 430 Pine (see
adv, ilejit. page 16 and back vol)
Breeze i: Loughran, SW cor Waahing-
t<in and Da^is
Brigham C. O. 4 Co., SE cor Front and
Washington
Castle Brothers, 215 Front
Collins. Wieaton & Luhls, 219 Front
and 307 .Sacramento
Dodge W. W. & Co., NW cor Clay and
Front
Dolheguy B., 502 Battery
Ehrman M. t Co., 217 Front
' Fordham it. Jenmngs, NE cor Front and
Jackson
Forsaith & .Shaw, 325 Front
Foster .S. & Co., 36 CaUfomia
Getz Bros. & Co., 513 Front
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Henry W. Warner & Co . 421 Clay
Howe George L. & Co., 319 Clay
Irvine, Barker & Co,, 226 Front
Irvine t Height, 210 Clay
Jennings Thomas, 416 Sansom
Jones & Co. , 220 Front
Kruse & Euler, 209 Front
Larco Nicholas, 430 Jackson
Lewis Henry L., 209 Sacramento
Liebhart Frederick, 70 First
LIN.SLEY i COLLIN.S, 507 Sansom
Lohman, Coghill & Rountree, 313 Front
Mangels ^L & C, 211 California
Martm. Feusier & Steffani, 311 Clay
Martm S Waggoner, 520 Washington
McHenry, Moulton & Co., 204 Clay
McMullin G. O. S: Co., 112 California
Michelssen. Brown k Co., 310 Front
Mid.ll.iton, Bryde & Co.. 320 Wash
AealeE. i Co., 307 Clay
PhUlips, Taber & Co.. 108 Calilomia
Hoot i Bailey, 412 Front
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., 513 Washington
Sbarboro B. t Brother, 531 Washington
Smith John, 18 Clay
Steams & Smith, 423 Front
SROUFE, SWEEXEYiCO., 406 Front
(see adv. dept. page srvi)
Tillmann S: Bendel, 407 Clay
Wellman, Peck & Co., 418 Front
Wilsou, Merrj- i Co., 512 Market
Wooster, Shattuck & Co., 317 Front
Provisions ana coimissloij MercMts,
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
505 and 507 Saxsosi.
Publishers,
(See also Booksellers ; also Newspapers.]
Bancroft A. L. 4 Co., 721 Market
Bishop D. M. & Co., 621 Clay
Bishop & Wiegand, 621 Clay
Boericke 4 Tatel (homeopathic), 234 Sut-
ter
Bogardus J. P., 532 Merchant
Bogardus & Gordon, 532 Merchant
Brown G. T. 4 Co. (engrai-ings), 540 Clay
Carmany John H. 4 Co., 40y Wash
Cathohc Pubhcation Co., 403 Sansom
Congregational Pubhcation Society De-
pository, 757 Market
Cuberj- 4 Co.. 414 Market
Dewey 4 Co., 224 Sansom
De Young Gustavus (chart), 517 Clay
Golly J. B. 4 Co., 31 Kearny
GRAY JLATTIUAS (music), 621 Clay
(see adv. dept. page Ixx)
Knight J, B., 232 Sutter
LANGLEY HENBY G., 612 Clay (see
advertisement)
Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co 532
Clay
Paulson L. L.. 517 Clay
Payot, Upham 4 Co., 622 Washington
Roman A. & Co., 11 Montgomery
Whitney Sumner 4 Co., 613 Clay
Pumps— Force.
Atwood 4 BodweU, 211 Mission
Baker 4 Hamilton, 13-19 Front
Deacon Wilham, 133 Main
Fish A. L. 4 Co., 9 First
Goodwin Pump Co., 5 First
HANSCOM 4 CO.. cor Fremont and
Tehama (see adv. dept. page 8)
Hanson R. C. 4 Co., 9 .Spear
HUNT EDWIN O. 4 CO.. 51 Beale
(see adv. dept. page 4)
JeweU A. M. 4 Co., Berry bet Third
and Foiu^h
Keeler J. M. 4 Co., (Sluthour) 306 Cal
LasweU M. D., 747 Mission
Moore Alfred S. 4 Co., 428 Sansom
Pacific Pump Manufacturing Co., 428
.Sansom
Parkhurst V. S. W., 318 Pine
SMITH AiFRED J., 222 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page Ixxsiv)
STODDART DAVID (Estate of), 114
Beale (see adv. dept. page htxxv)
TreadweU 4 Co., SW cor Market and
Fremont
TTJSTIN WILLIAM I, 5 Beale (see
adv. dept. pages sciv and xcv)
Walmsley WUUam W., 927 Market
Pyrotechnlsls.
Church & Co., 407 Front
Quartz .imalgamators.
[See also Foundries.]
(30DDAED 4 CO. (Pacific), 127 First
(see adv. dept. page xix)
Golden State Iron Works, 19 First
MIJfERS- FOUNDRY, 247 First (see
adv, dept. pa«e ilvii)
Quartz Batteries.
[See also Foimdries.]
Crocker George D. (triphammer), 316
California
Quartz Cutters.
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Frontier Bellemere 4 Co., 208 Sutter
KOEHLER 4 RITTER, 620 Merchant
Laine J. 4 Son, 618 Merchant
Quartz Mills— Slannractnrers.
[See Foundries: also Machinists, etc.]
Quartz Screens.
Quick John W., 32 Fremont
Quicksilver— Agents.
Bell Thomas, 305 Sansom
Cross 4 Co., 316 CaUfomia
Langley Charles 4 Co., SW cor Battery
and Clay
Merchants' Exchange Bank, 423 Cal
Newhall H. M. 4 Co., 309 Sansom
Parrott 4 Co., 306 CaUfomia
Eedington, Hosteller 4 Co., 629 Mar-
ket
Race Courses.
Agricultural Fair Race Course, en-
trance cor Seventh Av and Fulton
Golden Gate Driving Park, N s Point
Lobos Av bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth avs
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park,
terminus Ocean House Road
Railroad Iron.
CROSS 4 CO., 316 CaUfomia
PACIFIC ROLLING MILLS, 3 Front
(see adv. dept. page v)
Railroad Materials.
Evans West (ties), 8 Clay
Huntington, Hopkins 4 Co., junction
Market and Bush
Railroads.
[•Projected or being built.]
CaUfomia Pacific (Vallejo), cor Town-
send and Fourth
CENTRAL PACIFIC, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
•Crawford J. M. 4 J. J. (prismoidal,
one raU), 331 Montgomery
•North Pacific Coast (Narrow Gauge,
Saucelito), 426 California
•San Francisco and Colorado, 305 San
San Francisco and Oakland (Central
Pacific), foot Pacific
San Francisco and North Pacific, 426
Montgomery
•Santa Rosa Branch North Pacific R.,
R., 38 U. S. Court Building
Southern Pacific, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Railroads— Eastern Agencies.
Chicago and North Western, 208 Mont
Chicago, BurUugton, andMissoxui Riv-
er, 214 Montgomery
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific, 208
Montgomery
Erie, 140 Montgomery
Indianapohs, Bloomington, and Wes-
tern, 214 Montgomery
Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Council
Bluft", 3 New Montgomery
Michigan Central and Great Western,
140 Montgomery
Omaha and St. Louis Through Line, 3
New Montgomery
Pennsylvania Central, 238 Montgomery,
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chica-
go and Pennsylvania via St. Louis,
238 Montgomery
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Pennsyl-
vania, 238 Montgomery
Railroads— Street.
[*In operation.]
•Central, 116 Taylor
•City, NW cor Mission and Fourteenth
•Clay St HiU, SW cor Clay and Leaven-
worth
•Market Street, cor Fourth and Town-
send
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•North Beach and Mission, SW comer
Fourth and Louisa
•Omnibus, 721 Howard
Point lAihos. 625 Montgomery
'Potrero and Bay View, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
•Sutter Street, 1336 Bush
Raw Hide— Fulled.
Eoyer Herman, 437 Brannan
Beading Roomg.
California Pioneers, 808 Montgomery
MechanicJi' Institute Library, 27 Post
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush
Merchants' Exchange, S s California nr
Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Library, 325 Montgomery
Territorial Pioneers, N W cor Montgom-
crj- and Sutter
What Cheer House, 525 Sacramento
Young Mens Christian Association,
232 Sutter
Real Estate.
Alirams S., 310 Montgomery
Adams E.. 44 Montgomery Block
Adler B., 743 Howard
Anderson John, corner Solano and De
Haro
Anthony G. W., 417 Bush
Applegarth Edward, 302 Montgomery
ADplegarth William. 302 Montgomery
Ashbiiry Monroe, 2C>4 Montgomery
Atkinson Nathan, 507 Montgomery
Aubey Beruard, 209 Montgomery
Bacon H. D,, 305 Sansom
Banks T. C, 534 California
Baugh Theodore E., 25 South Park
Baiix J. B.. 29 Merchants' Exchange
Beatty Samuel G., 313 Jones
Beaver George W,, 414 California
Bclden J.. 200 Sansom
Benson John. 803 Stockton
Birrell A-. 1223 Mason
Blackwood William, 109 California
Blaikie James L.. 507 Montgomery
Blankman Henry G.. Grand Hotel
Bliunenberg J. H.. 125 Sansom
Blythe Thomas H.. 724J Market
Bolado Joaquin. 535 Clay
Bolton James R.. 618 Merchant
Booth Lucius A., 402 Front
Bowman Arthur W,. 200 Sansom
Brannan Samuel. 420 Montgomery
Brown Charles. W s Dolores bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Brown Edsar 0., 535 Clay
Brown Harvey S.. NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Brown Richard, 215 Sansom
Bnnnagim Mark. 36 Montgomery Block
Bryan William, 323 Sansom
Brj'ant Warren. 33 Merchants' Exch
Bullock L. L.. 65 Merchants' Exchange
Burnett Peter H,. 201 Sansom
Cahn L, N.. 115 Battery
CaUaghan J., 3-24 Turk
Carroll John. 305 Front
Castaiios B.. 535 Clay
Center James, 1916 Howard
Center John, 420 California
Chai>man William S.. 306 Pine
Cogswell Henry D.. 610 Front
Conway Edward, 314 California
Crim Samuel, 420 California
Crosby F. W.. 434 Montgomery
Cutter H. T.. 523 Montgomery
Damon James E.. 607 Montgomery
Devoe Benjamin O., 619 Clay
Dows Jams. 408 Front
Dulip J. P.. 30 Church PI
Easton A. ,S.. 302 Montgomery
Emeric Joseph, SW cor Jackson and
Sansom
Felt J. J.. 116 Leidesdorff
Foucault V- M.. 620 Washington
Frank J.. 652 Market
Friedman Joseph S.. 607 Washington
Frink George W., 520 Montgomery
Fuller A. L., 624 Montgomery
Gates Horatio S., 526 .Merchant
Grattan William H.. 6 Montgomery At
Greenberg H., 306 Montgomery
Greene A. P.. 238 Montgomery
Grogan Alexander B., NW cor Sansom
and Jackson
Haggin James B.. 4115 CaUfomia
Hancock Samuel. 236 Montgomery
Haskin J. W.. 402 Kearny
Hastings S. Clinton, 656 Clay
Hathaway Charles A , 402 Montgomery
Hayward Alvinza. 2"24 California
Head Addison E-. 412 Montgomery
Herzo John. 321 Front
Hewes Darid. 409 California
Himmelmann Andrew. 637 Washington
Hogg T Egerton. 302 Montgomery
Holmes J. J.. 208 Montgomery
Howard George H. , 523 Montgomery
Howard Thomas B., 6 Columbia
Howard W. H.. 523 Montgomery
Hughes T. E.. 402 Kearny
Hunter David. 304J Sutter
Ivers Richard. 411! California
Jessup Isaac. 32 Merchants' Exchange
Jewell Truman E.. 507 Montgomery
Jobson David. 1707 Powell
Kearny M. T.. 534 California
King James L,. 442 California
Kiikham R. W., 109 California
Klumpke John G.. 432 Montgomery
Kower Emile. 331 Montgomery
Ladd WiUiam H.. 316 California
Land Charles, 411i California
Land Chauncy B.. 4114 California
Larkin Alfred O.. 207 Sansom
Larkin Thomas O.. 604 Merchant
Lathrop B. G.. 410i California
Le Breton E.. 72-^ Montgomery
Le Roy Theodore, 729 Montgomery
Leclerc John. 613 Jackson
Leflingwell William. 331 Montgomery
Lent William M., 419 California
Lick James, Lick House
Lillie Louis. 651 Clay
Lincoln Jerome, 116 Leidesdorff
Livingston J. M.. 331 Montgomery
Locke Silas M-, 124 Eddy
Low Charles A.. 116 Leidesdorff
Luco Juan M.. 49 Montgomery Block
Luning Nicholas. 230 California
Luty John S.. 507 Montgomery
Lynch Michael. 316 California
Madden Thomas P.. 636 Clay
Mahouey David, Lick House
Manrow J. P., 430 .Montgomery
Manson John S., 206 Front
Mason Frederick, 37 Montgomery Block
Matthews Henry, 611 Clay
Maynard Lafayette, 409 California
Mayne Charles, 524 Montgomery
McCreery Andrew B.. 215 Sansom
McDonald A. D. 128 Kearny
McDonald C. E. S.. 115 Leidesdorff
McFadden John, NE comer Ellis and
Franklin
Meabum John J.. 1407 Jones
Merritt Samuel. 318 California
Meyer C. 211 Clay
Montgomery Street Real Estate Co.,
330 Pine
Moody Joseph L., 210 Davis
Moody W,. American Exchange
Moore Thomas W.. 306 Pine
Morison Samuel A-. 626 Montgomery
Morrell A. J.. 420 Montgomery
Morrow Robert F.. 414 California
Moss J- Mora. 304 California
Moxley C. G., 238 Montgomery
Mutual Real Estate Co., 113 Leidesdorff
Northam Edward F., 542 Market
Olbrecht Augustus, 1416 Taylor
Oliver D. J . SE cor Pine and Mason
Osgood W, H., 214 California
Oulton Crtjorge. 411 Washington
Paige Calvin. 116 Leidesdortf
Paige Timothy. 116 Leidesdorff
Pardow George, 609 Sacramento
Partridge Peter G., 206 Front
Peachy A. C, 620 Washington
Pearson John W., 437 Pine
Peters C. R., 405i California
Phelan James, 224 Montgomery
Piper WilUam A., 606 Montgomery
Piatt Henry B., 204 Montgomery
Polack Joel S., 7 Montgomery Av
Polhemu.< C. B.. 542 Market
Pollard C. H., 534 California
Preston J. P.. 626 Montgomery
Purdy Samuel 742 Washington
Reay J, W.. 316 California
Real Estate Associates. 304 Mont
Reese Michael. 410 Montgomery
Regan Jeremiah, 210 Hyde
Reis Christian. 316 CaUfomia
Reis Ferdinand. 316 CaUfomia
Reis Gustave. 316 California
Reis JuUus C. 316 California
Rich Joseph. 422 Montgomery
Roberts M. R.. 633 Front
Robinson A. W.. 512 Montgomery
Roland F., 442 California
Russ A. G., 203 Montgomery „,.
RusseU George H., E s Pierce bet Ellia
and Eddy
Ryckman G. W., 331 Montgomery
Ryer Washington M. 330 Pine
Sanford J. L.. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sargent Bailey. 1021 Washington
Satterlee George A-. 41 Mont Block
SajTvard W. T.. 420 Montgomery
Shaw J. W., 408 CaUfornia
Shiels WiUiam, 530 OFarreU
Shirley John, 536 Keamy
Soule Samuel, 440 Jackson
Spring F. S.. 705 Sansom
Spring John R.. 705 Sansom
Stevenson Andrew J,. 331 Montgomery
Sullivan Eugene L.. 6 Montgomery Av
SuUivan John. 1037 Mission
Swain WiUiam B-. 302 Montgomery
Tams Sampson. 207 Sansom
Teschemacher Henry F,, 523 Mont
Tevis Lloyd, NW cor Cal and Mont
The James Lick Trust, 200 Sansom
TheUer S. L-, 507 Montgomery
Throckmorton Samuel R.. 401 Cal
Tiffany Robert J.. 619 Clay
Tilton Stephens.. 609 Montgomery
Tisdale T. R.. NE cor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
Treat George. 9 Merchants' Exchange
Tiobock N.. 315 Washington
Tumer Richard B., N s Lombard bet
Fillmore and Webster
Unger Adolph, 31 Sacramento
Wadsworth J. C. L.. 401 Calif omia
Webb Christopher C. 405 Front
Webster Charles F., .SW cor Van Nees
and Linden avs
Wensinger F. S., 304 Montgomery
W^ickware George C, Grand Hotel
Wohler Hermann, 414 California
Wom George A., 4M California
Real Estate Agents.
[See Brokers— Real Estate.]
Reaping Machines.
Walter A. Wood Mowing and Reaping
Machine Co., 206 Davis
Records— Searchers of.
[See also Notaries ; also Attomeys.]
Barry Charles E.. 619 Montgomery
Clement Joseph i E, B.. 710 Wash
GiUespie C. V.. 641 Washington
Hamm Joseph T.. 18 Court Block
Littlelield T. B., 411i California
Meams George, 621 Clay
Mix Gustave L.. 411i CaUfomia
Rouleau Francois A., 620 Washington
ReOnerles— Borax.
SteTenot E. K. S Co. (Columbus), office
530 Washington
Bennerles— €old and Sllrer.
[See also Assayers ; also Chemists.)
San Francisco Assaying and Refining
Works, 416 Montgomery
Refineries— Petroleum.
[See Oil Dealers.]
Refineries— Sugar.
BAY, SW cor Battery and Union (see
adv. dept, page 17) ^^
CALIFORNIA, cor Eighth and Bran-
nan. office 210 CaUfomia (see adv.
dept. page xxxi) „ on
CaUfornia Beet Sugar Co., office 3H
CaUfomia , „ ,. «-,
Golden Gate, cor Grove and Polk, omoe
217 Front „ -
San Francisco and Paciflc Sujjr W.
N W cor Harrison and Eighth, omoe
230 California
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MORGAN & CO.'S.
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Koflectors.
[See also Stoves and Tinware.]
Boesoh Emil, 569 Uission
Kesalla.
[See also MUitaiy Goods.]
Colquhoun J. C- Sirs., 6*4 Howard
JOHNSON T. RODGERS, 12 Mont-
gomery Av (see adv. dept. page 311
Norcross s Co., 6 Post
Pasiiuale B., 642 Washington
Wolf John, 510 Sacramento
Reparkers— .Merchandise.
Anthony Edward T. & Co., 321 Sao
Byring Ole H., 224 Jackson
Keporters— Phonographic.
[See also Accountants; also Copyists,
etc.]
Ash T. P., SE cor Eddy and Steiner
Belden E. S., 637 Kearny
Brown B. C, 424 EUis
Dameal Hen-ey, 729 Montgomery
HaU George, 20 City HaU third floor
Jones H. A., 637 Kearny
Lyons Julius, 1517 Broadway
Marsh Andrew J.. S Montgomery Av
Maiwell W. A., 729 Montgomery
O Dougherty George, Licli House
Osboume S., 637 Ke.^my
EUey J. H. W., 417 Kearny
Stanley Fredericli H.. 204 Montgomery
Sumner Charles A.. 729 Montgomery
Whjtton A. K., 34 Montgomery Block
Whitton 0. ¥., 34 Montgomery Block
WorleyA. E. T., 517 Clay
Restanrants.
Am^ Paul. 412 Dupont
Anderson John, 836 Market
Annonat Carl, 637 Mission
Baagoe Christian, 703 Battery
Baker R, 104. Steuart
Bazzuro F., 105 Pacific
Beban Rocco, SE cor Bdwy and Du-
pont
Bececk & Papovioh, 650 Sacramento
Becker George J., SW cor Berry and
Fourth
B«Ilmer J. H. C, SW cor Sterenson
and First
Berges P B. & Co., 529 Commercial and
769 Market
Bigne Vincent, Southern Pac R R De-
pot
31undeU James, 1303! Stockton
iocker & Baccala, M) Commercial
Joltz A. R., 250 Fourth
Soothby A. P., 42 Steuart
Jordeaui Victor, S17 Montgomery
ioutmon i Bulland, 530 Merchant
irendel i Volz, 1016 Market
irown Charles, 405 Pacific
irown Frederick, 10 .Steuart
iackley John, 403 East
.'abert Prban. 7 Montgomery Av
Carrey J., 613 Jackson
•asamayou & Fourche, 509 Pine
;astis Nicholas, 107 Third
■horret Jactiues. 805 Montgomery
layton H. J.. S Mason
oUins George, 247 Third
onstantine i: Alex. 1403 Stockton
ory John, 305 Sixth
ousins A. H.. 420 Folsom
'abonch Andrew, 22 Dupont
•ebourge Lorette Miss, 532 Valleio
■ecker 4 Hollander, 806 Third
■escalzo 4 Cardenasso, 515 Merchant
ettmar i Schmidt, 47 Grand Central
Market
eutach M. * Co.. 614 Clay
rsdier Jules, 1126 Dupont
ilges Conrad, 648 Fourth
Ingon Leon 4 Co. (Maison Dorfe), 217
omnik 4 Palmer, 16 Folsom
onnadieu L.,uis, 415 Pine
anoho Philip, 417 Front
onoTan 4 ODonnell, 7 Sixth
robaz Mattio, 503 East
ucatel A. Mme., 711 Commercial
Duffy William C, SW cor VaUejo and
Davis
Egan William, E s Valencia bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Ellich George, 156 Steuart
Engelberg E. A,, 410 Kearny
Engiesman H-, foot Spear nr Harrison
Eros Joseph, 232 First
Fagan M., 264 Brannan
Fagothj^Jean, 812 Washington
Ferguson John, 536 Market and 35 Sut-
ter
Fletcher 4 Raith, 215 Davis
Flyune 4 Co., 538 Clay
Foster Junius G., Ciiff House
Foster S, N,, 1324 Polk
Fowler 4 Brandt, NE cor Pacific and
Kearny
Freitas 4 Bro., 41 Second
Frugalli Vincenzo, 115 Oregon
Puchs 4 Huber, 907 Kearny
Fugel 4 Schroeder, 425 East
Garcia Francisco, 713 Montgomery
Crtiorge John, 205 Third
Giamboni Natili 4 Co., 519 Clay
Gibson Peter A,, 1025 Dupont
Gonzales de Villalon Isabel Mrs., 428
Broadway
Good 4 Tschurr, 227 Kearny
Grapel John J,. 544 First
Gray John. SW cor First and Howard
Habermehl Henry, Woodward's Gar-
dens
Hansen C, 110 Fourth
Hansen 4 Gronheldt, SW cor Drumm
and Washington
Harding L. 404 Brannan
Hardy J. J., 6 Mission
Haubrich F. W., 623 Commerdil
Hemme 4 Renter, 27 Kearny
Hil Jebrandt 4 Hodgson, 501 Dupont
Hoesch Henry, 417 Pine
HoltT. M., 610 Market
Huggins 4 McLellan, 122 Fourth
Hutcliinson Robert. NW cor Dupont
and Pine
Jancovich George, 221 LeidesdorfE
Janconch Luco, 513 Davis
Johnson E. A., 415 East
Johnson Peter, 214 Washington
Jorgeusen & Thompson, 103 WashinE-
ton
Jury John 4 Bros., 524 Merchant
Kappmeier WiUiam. 304 Townsend
Kohlmoos John, 156 Second
Kopp 4 Jessen, 14 Steuart
Krause Carl, 647 Commercial
Lacoste F., 617 Sacramento
Lantheume L. L., 520 Merchant
Lele George, 107 Dupont
Lewis Joseph. 150 Steuart
Lime Henry. Berry nr Fourth
Lindner C, 307 Battery
Linke 4 Runde, 2-2& First
Luchetti Frank, 519 Davis
Magee D. B,, 605 Commercial
Maison 4 Austin, 520 Battery
Mallinger Peter, Meiggs' Wharf
Marchand E., 325 Dupont
Mancich Andrew, 9 ADssion
Martin 4 Nott, SE cor Bush and Polk
Mason 4 Wiggin, 109 Clay
Mataranga D., 153 Third
Mathieu S., 1027 Dupont
Mayer O. P., Raikoad At ni Fifteenth
Av
McCauley 4 Young, 11 Sixth
McDermott 4 Reed, 703 Howard
Mershck D., 1017 Battery
Meyer Louis, 211 Sutter
Mik-ulich J. C, 323 Washington
Miller 4 Hacker, 421 Fourth
Milloglav Bros., 138 Fourth
Milloglav N. P., SE cor Pacific and Bat
Milloglav 4 Sopa. 6 Fourth
Mitchell F., 308 Montgomery Av
Mitchell Peter, 350 Third
Moir James, 531 Fourth
Morand Joseph, 707 Pacific
Nelson H., 39 Market
Newman E,, 8 Keamy
Niessen John. 1324 Stockton
Nigro James V., 209 Dupont
Noonan & McGrath, 535 Merchant
Oberg 4 Christensen 808 Keamy
Obradovich L., 605 Washington
Ohlen Edward. 7 Merchants' Exchange
Opensich George, 506 Washington
Peterson Bros,, 531 East
I Pike Jacob M., 626 Keamy and 546 Clay
I Poetz Peter, 319 Pine
Pope A., 218 Brannan
Porath H., 430 Fourth
Pourcho 4 Wittman, 536 Washington
Preda G.. 50G Clay
Quina 4 Bosseu, 224 Sixth
Rainford Bros., 211 Sansom
Ratto 4 Martins, 204 Brannan
Reed William, JS W cor Third and How-
ard
Regan John, 22 and 614 Montgomery
Ridowich A., N^V cor Folsom and Steu-
art
Saltenberger J.. 1412 Dupont
Saulmann 4 Lauenstcin, 520 California
Schroth 4 Westerfeld, 228 Keamy
Schutt J, H.. 136 First
Schnoor 4 Schotz. S W cor Montgomery
Av and Keamy
Sciaccaluga 4 Co., 819 Clay
Scott 4 Dudley, 509 Wasliington
Self ert 4 Ohnstein, 645 Merchant
Smith A. v., 519 East
Smith 4 HranoveUi, 1204 Stockton
Somaly 4 Coqueugniot, 624 CaUfomia
Souffi-ain J., S s Oregon nr Front
Stork Jacob 4 Co., 445 Bush
Sullenberger John. 1412 Dupont
Swain A. E., 636 Market
Swain R, R. 4 Co., 213 Sutter
Taylor M.. steamer Alameda
Techau 4 Jessen, Sumner nr Keamy
Thies W., 104 First
Triebe 4 Mahle, 643 Washington
Tronimer Henry, 219 Beale
■Dzzovich John, 1055 Market
Vasalovich Antoine, 9 Dupont
VejTat Maurice, 420 Jackson
Viemay Alfred, 738 Washington
Violich Nicholas, 315 Fifth
Vitaicich John, 111 Second
Vizina 4 Co., 55 Third
Vlautin P. 4 Bro., 715 Davis
Voss 4 Fmhling, 615 Pacific
Wappel Michael, 2(4 Fourth
Waugaman A. C, 320 Montgomery
Westerfeld 4 Page, 745 Market
Weston WilHam, 9 Stockton
Williams Alexander, 48 Second
Williams John F., 1 Montgomery Block
Wood Henry, 638 Market
Woodward Charles J., Woodward's
Gardens
Wunsche Gustave, 58 Steuart
Rice Dealers.
[See also Groceries; also Provisions,]
Ah Kim (Chinese), 760 Clay
FLINT, PEABODY 4 CO , 408 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page Ixv)
GREENWOOD W. M. (India Mills), E
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ard, office 410 Battery (see adv. dept.
page ix.^v)
MACONDRAY 4 CO., 206 Sansom
Biding Academies.
[See also Stables.]
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Marshall Arthur, 839 Clay
Riggers and Stevedores.
Chase 4 Wolf, 900 Front
Davis R. P., 608 Battery
Green William 26 Howard
Haseltine Charles E,, 36 Steuart
Menzies 4 Bingham, 512 Battery
Simmons William, 9 Howard
Smith William, 120 Howard
Rolling Main.
PACIFIC ROLLING, office 3 Front
(see adv. dept. page v)
Kooflng.
Boston Mastic Roofing, 638 Market
Brown F, B., 304 Market
Brown 4 Wilson, 614 Mission
Conliu 4 Roberts, 751 Mission
Crouan Wilham, 1023 Market
Daly D. J., 1051 Market
Duncan George 4 Co., 652 Market
Fisk Henry G., 809 Market
Hayes Geoi-ge 4 Co., 30 Harriet
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Hudson James. 24 Howard
Iredale A. S.. 957 Mission
Johnson Joshua E.. 512 Montgomery
Johnson Peter. 585 Market
Larkin & Flaherty. 35 Post
Maguire James. 1128 Market
New England Combination Roofing
Co., 330 Pine
Overton E. P., 216 Pacific
Patent Improved Asphalt Co. (materi-
als). 316 Montgomery
Spratt George S.. 204 Montgomery
Walton N. C 217 Mission
Rope JIannfactnrero.
HALLIDIE A. S. (wire), 113 Pine (see
adv. dept. page xlviii)
PACIFIC CORDAGE CO., 116 Front
(see adv. dept. page xvii)
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613 Front (see
Bnbber Goods.
[See India Rubber Goods.)
Rabber Holdings.
BRABSTREET J. R., 314 Pine
BBADSTKEET'S
Rubber Mouldings,
314 Pine,
E-tcludeg the dust, wind, rain and
noise of the street, and prevents the
rattle of sashes.— J. R. BEArsTKEET.
Rubber Stamps.
TRtTE WORTHY F. M., 318 Front
F. M. TRtrWOBTHY,
Manufacturer of
Earner stamps & Eititier Printing Wlieels
ALSCJ,
STENCIL PLATES, BRANDS, <fcO.
318 Front, cor. Commercial.
Inks and Pads for Stamps and
Wheels.
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[See also Junk.]
Bardwell J. L. t Co.. 105 Clay
Cerini Frank, 207 Davis
Detrick E. t Co., 123 Clay
Doherty & Co., SW cor Broadway and
Ohio
Hanna J. & P. N., 308 Davis
Harley C. & Co., 116 Davis
Meyerstein Joseph, 124 Commercial
Neville & Co., 113 Clay
Reed & Bryson, 525A Fourth
"Waugh Alexander & Co., 26 Main
Saddlery Hardware.
[See Hardware.]
Saddles— Side.
Houghton F. T. k Co., 221 Front
Sallmakers.
Blakiston John S,. 8 Clay
Byrne Charles. 7 Clay
Fuiick Christian C. 46 Clay
Harding &. Brann, 54 Clay
Prior John L., 304 Davis
Wood W. C, 44 Market
Salt Dealers.
Barton B. F. & Co.. 213 Sacramento
Carmen Island Salt Co., 413 Front
Ernst Herman. 45 Clay
Eureka Salt Co., NW cor Bryant and
Fremont, S. Foster & Co. agents, 36
California
Getz Bros. & Co., 513 Front
Giorgiani A., 421 Washington
Heywood & Hendley, 224 Clay
Marsicano P., 223 Drumm
MoUoy John, 54 Clay
Newell Bros., 224 Clay
Osterloh Henry. 37 Commercial
Union Pacific Salt Co., 218 Sacramento
Sasb Makers.
[See Doors.]
Sash Weights,
Tobey Curtis, 230 Fremont
Sauces and Catsnps.
[See also Pickles.]
Code, EUelt & Co.. 314 Washington
Cutting & Co., 17-31 Main, office 410
Front
King of William 0. James & Co., 815
.Sansora
RICHARDS & HARRISON. 314 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page 18)
Wangenheim Sol. & Co., 126 CaUfomia
Saw Filers.
Brown William, 222 Jackson
Campbell Murdock, 105 Steuart
CJabbs William H.. 323 Oak
Gibbs Reuben F.. 95i Stevenson
Hall James, Webster nr Clay
Munson J. H., 5 Powell
Ortet Jean. 223 Leidesdorfl
PACIFIC FILE WORKS, 53Beale(8ee
adv. dept. page 11)
Robson Henry, E s Alabama bet TweU'
ty-fltth and Twenty-sixth
Secnlovich Peter T., 5 Powell
Terry W. N., 11 Spear
Verrill C. M., 641 JVIission
Saw Mannfactnrers.
BONNBY O. Jr., 221 Mission (see adv.
dept. page 9)
Brown William. 222 Jackson
Linforth Alfred. 318 Jackson
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING
CO., 17 Fremont
Pfeiffer J. W., 1032 Kearny
Rollins John B. (butchers'), 600 Mission
Seaburv & Wilson. 159 Second
Seculovich P. T, 5 Powell
Spauldiug Nathan W., 17 Fremont
Sawing and Planing.
[See Mills— Planing.)
Schools.
[See also Colleges: also Teachers.]
Augusta Kindergarten Select School,
534 Turk
Bazin Louise Mme., 1633 Mission
Bergerot Jean, 1211 Powell
Bermel CeUne Mrs,, 33 South Park
Byrne Kate Miss, 1312 Jackson
Clark M, G. Miss, E s Powell bet Bush
and Sutter
Clarke Institute, SE cor OFarrell and
Mason
Cronyn E. Mrs., Guerrero nr Twentieth
Dawson Ohve M. Mrs., SW cor Bryant
and Second
Dittmar Emma Miss, 978 Harrison
Forster L, Mme.. 912 Sutter
HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24
Post (see register names, page 361)
Hildelirand George W.. 753 Mission
Hill Kate Miss, NE cor Webster and
Fulton
Home Institute (female). Miss I. G.
Prince, 218 Eddy
Huddart R. Townsend Mrs., 501 Second
Konoplitsliy Lena Mrs.. 870 Mission
Labohm Henry G., 10 Taylor
Lewis Louis. 508 OTarrell
McCittuley J. F. Mrs., 627 O'Farrell
Moore Nathan W., 405 Geary
Muhn Anna Mrs.. 610 Hyde
Swain Sarah C. Mrs.. 1406 Powell
Toomy A T. Mrs., 1803 CaUfomia
Trask C. S. Miss, Columbia Baptist
Church
Van der NaiUen A., 606 Montgomery
Ward Mary E. Mrs.. 1022 Powell
Wilson Agnes E., 1505 Larkin
Zeitska Bertha Mrs., 55 South Park
HEALD'S
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
24 POST.
[See Advertisement, page 361.)
Safes— Iron.
[See also Hardware.]
Bryant & Taylor, 312 CaUfomia
Gallagher James .1,, 151 Beale
Hall Safe and Lock Co., 637 Market
Kittretlge Jonathan, 18 and 20 Fremont
LEAVITT C. H, 225 Beale (see adv.
dept. page Ixviii)
Nutting Calvin & Son, 121 Fremont
Pacific Safe Co., 317 Battery
Raymond George A. (agent), 121 Cali-
fornia
SIMS JOHN R., S s Oregon bet Front
and Davis (see adv. dept. p. lUi)
Tilman F., 318 Battery
Scales.
[See also Hardware.)
Fairbanks 4 Hutchinson, 537 Market
Parkhurst V. S. W. (Howe), 318 Pine
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM (bullion), 420
Montgomery (see adv. dept. p. liliv)
School Fnmltnre.
[See also Furniture ; also Cabinet Mak-
ers.)
Bancroft A. L. ii Co., 721 Market
Gilbert & Moore, 219 Bush
Holt Warren, 624 Montgomery
PALMER W. J. T. & CO., 323 Califor-
nia (see adv. dept. page xxxvu)
Screw Bolt Manufacturers.
Phelps Manufacturing Co., 13 Drunun
Scnlptor.
Mezzara Pietro, 808 Montgomery
Sealing Wax.
Hueter Bros. 4 Co., 408 Commercial
Searchers of Records.
[See Records— Searchers of.)
Seeds.
Bowen E. J.. 806 Sansom
CoUie & Stewart, 18 Post
Moore Samuel W. & Co., 420 Sansom
O'Connor T. S Co.. 426 Sansom
Silvester George F,, 317 Washington |^
Sonntag & Co., 614 Merchant
Sweeney J. P. & Co., 409 Davis
TrumbuU R. J., 427 Sansom
Vincent Sevin, 607 Sansom
■WelUngtou B. F.. 425 Washington
Sewing Machine Treadles.
Handy Nelson A^ 114 Post
Kent &, Carter (HaU's), 933 Market
Sewing Machines.
Davis The. W. F. Sherwood. 113 Part
Domestic, Nelson A. Handy. 114 Post
Florence, Samuel Hill, 19 New Mont
gomery
Cowing George, 9 Post
Orover t Baker, R. G Brown, 116 MODI
Hicks J. L., 47 Second
Hlgham E.. 215 Fourth
MOE&AN & CO., 87 California Market, have their own Boats and Oyster Bee
0. p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 70S, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
859
Home and Home Shuttle, E. W.
Haines, 17 New Montgomery
Howe, H. A Deming, 111 and 113 Post
Hubbard H. Vf.. 667 Mission
Kent & Carter, 933 Market
Manhattan, W. F. Sherwood, 118 Post
New Wilson, G. A. Norton, 337 Kearny
REMINGTON, Showers, JeweU i Co.,
31 Tliird
Secor, Walter B, Higgins, 242 Third
Singer, R. H. Yates, 105 Kearny
Victor, Thomas Barrows, 1218 Market
Weed, A. Mead i Co., 152 New Mont-
gomery
Wheeler i Wilson, E. W. Harral, 20
Geary
Will cox k Gibbs, H A. Deming, HI and
113 Post
REMINGTON
SEWING MACHINES,
31 Third.
SHO-n-ERS, JETVEI,!, A CO.
General Agents for the Pacific
Coast.
Foster Henry A, 4 California
Gereau W. B., 58 Steuart
HaU Winslow G., 311 East
HBBY SOLOMON, 5 Drumm
Middlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Parent Charles L., 232 Fremont
Prince C. L., 5 Drumm
Robinson William, 20 Steuart
Spofford J. L., 413 Main
S. LIBBT,
Ship and Steamboat Joiner,
5 Dritmm.
Slieep M'ijsh.
Jackson T. W,, 416 Sacramento
Watson 4 Co., 319 Battery
Sheet Wax.
[See also Artists' Materials,]
Hueter Bros, i Co., 408 Commercial
Shells, Ete.
[See also Fancy Goods ; also Toys.]
Hermann k Co., 630 Washington
Eobison A. C, 217 Washington
Shingle Maehlnes.
[See also Machinists.]
Globe Iron Works. 145 Fremont
MINERS' Fol-NDRY AND MA-
CHINE WORKS., 247 First
Ship Bread.
[See Bakers.)
Ship Builders.
[See also Boat Builders: also Ship-
wrights.)
S"*",^.-,'^^ '»'■ B""e '>n<i Minnesota
Boole & Webster. 7 Steuart
Dickie Bros., 642 Second
! Tieraan Patrick H.. cor Minnesota and
• Solano
I ■Watts K C, Third Ay bet I and J
1 bouth S. F.
' Ship Chandlers.
! Clark, Scott i Co., 718 Front
1 Uiffin 4 Hendry, junction Market and
Sacramento
.ara«-ford A. & Co., 27 Market
tdgerly N, B. & Co., 46 Clay
Jarran & Walworth, 46 Steuart
rAR\VELI, k CO., 105 California (see
adv. dept, page xxvii)
Hare Charles, 34 Steuart
Huliert Charles i Co., 509 Da™
Josselyn G. M. 4 Co., 38 Market
Marks John J. 4 Co., 58 Clay
M.ddleton, Bryde 4 Co., 320 Wash
Pbelan 4 Bartmann, 118 Berry
Stone W. I., Ninth Av nr O
TiibbsiCo, 611 Front
Wright H. C. 4 Co., 54 Steuart
Ship Joiners.
Bigley Thomas 4 Co., 15 Spear
BRAGG ROBERT, 322 Main (see adv
^ dept. page 5)
Curtis J. R,. 139 Post
Famham John H., 5 Drumm
Shipping and Forwarding.
[See Merchants — Shipping and For-
warding.)
Shipping Commissioner— r. S.
Stevenson J. D, NE cor Jack and Front
Shipping Masters.
Cocks 4 Aitkens, 18 Oregon U. S. Court
Building
Puller WilUam, 4 Steuart
Naunton G., 524 Battery
Nicholson J. Y., 635 Front
Shipping Register.
Veritas International Register D F
Hutchings, 318 California
Shlpsmlths.
Bums Isidore, 20 Steuart
Christy James, Berry bet Third and
lourth
Coleman Da\id E., 706 Front
Crockard Hugh, 20 Mission
Grant George W., 133 Spear
Hendrj- 4 Co., 26 Folsom
jJS?,"v™="' Brothers. 31 Commercial
Ml'IR A 4 CO., 1015 Battery
N ewsham 4 Bigwood, King nr Second
Nichols 4 Weaver, Fourth Av nr J
Phelps W. S. 4 Co., 113 Drumm
Taylor Sanford W., 1 Mission
Bullock 4 Jones, 421 Montgomery
Commercial Shirt Factory (Chinese)
322 Commercial
Falkenstein Oustav (manufacturer), 12o
iSansom
Flaherty John (manufacturer), 421 Mont
Gedge 4 Thayer. 323 Montgomery
Gibson 4 Preston, 218 Montgomery
Godfrey William A. H., 105 Second
Harris 4 Hutchinson, 112 Bush
Hart M, (manufacturer), 400 Kearny
Hess 4 Cohn (manufacturers), 431 Mont
Jacobs M. (manufacturer), 3 First
Jerome L. S., 423 Kearny
Katz F., 531 California
Kleemau Wilham 4 Co , 213 Sansom
Lawless R. Mrs,, 79 New Montgomery
Lengf eld Louis, 125 Sansom
Levy G., 228 Fourth
Lowe Selig, 128 Kearny
Neustadter Bros, (manufacturers) 2
First
Orr 4 Atkins, 123 Montgomery
Popper Charles, 431 Keamy
Popper S. 4 Co., 233 Keamy
Reeb, Mendelsohn 4 Co., 539 Market
Reinstein William, 126 Keamy
SeeUgsohn Solomon (manufacturer), 720
Market
Shirek Adolph, 22 Sansom
Shoddy Jlannfactnrers.
Kennedy J. C. 4 Co., 806 Fourth
A. Mnm. J. D. GiLMODH.
A. MDIR & CO.
ShipsmitLs, Steamboat and
General Blacksmitliing,
1015 Battery,
Between Green and Union.
All orders promptly attended to.
Shipwrights and Calkers.
[See also Ship Builders.)
Allen L. S., 16 Drumm
Bigley T. 4 Co., 13 and 15 Spear
Coombs 4 Taylor, 111 Market
Dickie Bros., 642 Second
Famham John H., 5 Drumm
Foster Henry A., 4 California
Gereau W. B., 58 Steuart
Kruse E., 32 .Sacramento
Libby Soloman, 5 Drumm
Littlefield John, 5 Merchant
Love James H., 517 East
Middlemas 4 Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Munder William, cor Fifth Av and K
Reed J., 316 Main
Watts L. C, Third Av bet I and J
South S. F.
Willoutt 4 Rowe, S s Merch nr East
Shirts and Collars.
[See also Clothing; also Furnishing
Goods.)
Anderson 4 Irving, 219 Montgomery
Atkmson L. 4 Co., 22 .Sansom
Black Robert M., 209 Montgomery
Brown F., 677 Market
Shoe sind Colter Uppers— Man-
nfaelnrers.
Pope Charles W., 202 Dupont
Shoe Findings.
[* Importers. See also Boots; also
Leather. ]
•Bender Charles, 42 Geary
•Cox J. W., NW cor Front and Broad-
way
•DOLLIVER 4 BROTHER, 107 Post
(see adv. dept. page 28)
Hein George, 322 Washington
Lumsden William, 643 Merchant
*Magee 4 Moore, 414 Market
•NICHOLS A. C. 4 CO., 400 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxxvii)
•O'Connor Hugh, 6W Market
•Rosseter 4 Smith, 545 Market
•Schumacher A, 417 Battery
•WECK L. E. 4 CO., 543 Market (see
adv. dept. page 14)
Williams 4 Sons, 27 New Montgomery
Shooting Galleries.
Bell Henry, 821 Keamy
Blum John, 824 Sacramento
Golden Rotart, ^r\\ cor Third and
Market
Heisenberg C, 913 Keamy
Herman Rudolph, Harbor "View
Ludwig John, 418 Dupont
Stachler J. J., 421 Dupont
Wenkle William, 428 Broadway
Shot Tower.
SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC
LEAD PIPE 4 SHOT WORKS
SE cor Howard and First (see adv
dept. page sv)
Show Card Writers.
McDowell William, 608 Market
Mills D. H., 126 Fourth
Morris James, 31 Geaiy
Show Cases— Makers,
[See also Cabinet Makers.)
Miller Jacob M.. SW cor California
and Spring
TEFBNER 4 HOFFMAN, 637 Cali-
fomia (see adv. dept. page xlii)
Thuener s, Tunze, 534 California
Signs— MetaUlc.
[See also Metallic Signs.]
ISAACS 4 WILSON, 213 Pine
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860
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ISAACS & WILSON,
Metallic Sign IVIanufacturers
AND
GENERAL ENGRAVERS,
213 Pike.
Country Orders solicited.
SUk Goods.
[See Dry Goods ; also Fancy Goods.]
Silk Manafarturers.
Calitomia Sill! Manufacturing Co., W.
S. Brown & Co. agents. 569 Marliet
Union Pacific Silli Manufacturing Co..
office 507 Montgomery
Viannay Alexander (weaver), 12i Stock
Silk Wearor.
Viannay Alexander, \2\ Stocliton
SUver Platers.
Beck Gottlob, 333 Third
Clark WilUam H T.. 187 Jessie
Ekelund Erric. 020 Merchant
LawlerW,, 651 Clay
M ARTELL JOHN, 647 Sacramento (see
adv. dept. page 2)
MartineUi & Particelli, 1011 Market
McOottry & Durnin, 1118 Market
Oakley Oliver B., 638 Market
PACIFIC ELECTRO-DEPOSITING
WORKS. 134 Sutter
Pacific Gold and Silver Plating Works,
518 Market
Riguey P., 107 Geary
ROCHICIOLI RANERI F., 8 Tyler
San Francisco Gold and Silver-Plating
Works, 653 and 655 Mission
Spink James A., 713 Mission
Spmk Samuel P., 69 Fourth
Pacific Electro-DepcsitiEg Works,
134 StJTTEB,
Also Nickel-Platers,
Gold-Platers, and
Oopper-Platers.
MINING PLATES A SPECIALTT.
OLD TABLE WARE
And other old Silver Re-Plated bet-
ter than new.
R. F. ROCHICIOLI,
First Premium Industrial
Bronze, Gold &Silver-Plateil Work,
Brass and German Silver Foundry
and Finishing Shop.
8 Tyleb, near Market.
Established 1859. SilverMedal award-
ed by the Mechanics' Institute in 1865
and IS68 for the best Galvano-Plastic
work. Orders from the country
promptly attended to.
SilTer»initlKS.
[See also Jewelers.]
BRAVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mout-
goraery (see adv. front cover)
California Jewelry Co., 1^1 Sutter
KOEHLER & RITTER. 620 Merchant
LAIRD D. W., 613 Montgomery (see
adv. reg. names each alternate page)
Lawler William. 653 Clay
Schulz & Fi3cber, 10 Stevenson
Vanderslice W. K. & Co.. 136 Sutter
KOEHLER & RITTER,
Manufacturers of Jewelry and Silver
Ware; also Diamond, Enameled &
Quartz Jewelry made to order.
620 Merchant, bet Kearny & Mont.
Silver Ware.
[See also Jewelers ; also Watchmakers,
etcl
Anderson & Randolph, 101 Mont
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 317 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
BRAVERMAN & LEVY, lly Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Sutter
Dewey Charles H., 433 Montgomery
Dmkelspiel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Finck George, NW cor Kearny and
Geary
Jordan Morris, 7 Kearny
KOEHLER & BITTER. 620 Merchant
Larsen & Wilson. NW cor Kearny and
Sutter
Lawtou O. & Co., 611 Market
Nathan B. & Co. (plated), 540 Kearny
SHERWOOD ROBERT. 517 Mont
SaRE\T: GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page Ixi
and edge volume)
Tucker J. W. k Co.. 131 Kearny
Weyl Brothers, 339 Kearny
KOEHLER & RITTER,
Manufacturers of
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE
Also Diamond, Enameled, and
Quartz Jewelry made
to order.
620 Merchant, between Kearny
and Montgomery.
G. C. Shreve. Geo. Bonny.
GEO. C. SHREYE & CO.
no Montqombbt,
SILVER ^V ARE,
Watches, Jewelry J5 diamonds.
Skating Rinks.
Woodward's Gardens, W s Mission bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Slipper Mannfactorers.
Ching Fat k Co. (Chinese). 503 Pacific
Git Chung (Chinese). 504 Market
Gun Fet & Chin Kee (Chinese), 311 Pine
Guttman Samuel, 522 Pacific
Hi Loong (Chinese), 414 Sacramento
Hong Sing (Chinese). 752 Clay
Hop Kee & Co. (Chinese). 804 Sac
Hop Lung & Co. (Chinese). 73S Dupont
Hung Gee k Co. (Chmese). 823 Clay
Hung Yet (Chinese), 827 Montgomery
Lun Fat (Chinese), 745 Commercial
Su Wah Lung (Chinese), 534 Com
Ten Lung (Chinese). 429 Pacific
Toug San k Co. (Chinese), 216 Sansom
Toon Fot & Gang Gee (Chinese), 308
Pine
Tung Lxmg Chung & Co. (Chinese), 419
Commercial
Tuong, Estcbing k Co., 407 Commercial
Wa Lung k Chung Kee (Chinese), 641
Commercial
Wah Get & Co. (Chinese). 506 Market
Wing Fat On Kee (Chinese). 501 Jackson
Wo Lee (Chinese). 421 Commercial
Wo Sing (Chinese), 409 Commercial
Smelting liY'orks.
[See also Metallurgical Works.]
Pacific Reduction Works. oflace631 Clay
R. J. Kohler's Reduction and Refining
Works, office 330 Pine
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO,. North
Beach (see adv. dept. page xv)
Smokers* Articles.
Goodyear Rubber Co., 607 Market
Son Bros., SE cor Sansom and Sac
WeU & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
SniiflT Makers.
[See Tobacco Dealers.]
Soap Manufacturers.
Armes & Dallam (agents). 215 and 217
Sacramento
Bettman Moses. S s Brannan nr Eighth,
office 311 Commercial
Brown Richard, cor Nebraska and Ala-
meda
California Bleacliing and Soap Co., cor
Folsom and Sixteenth
Cudell Soap Works, cor Brady and Mar-
ket, office 101 Clay
Dolan Thomas, cor Potrero At and
Tenth
Falkinbiu-gh & Co., S s Oregon bet Front
and Davis
Fishbeck Hermann, cor Sixteenth and
Utah
Golden Gate Soap and Candle Manu-
facturing Co. . 240 Montgomery
Kane A. J., office 311 Battery
Lucy & Donnelly, S s Brannan bet
Eighth and Ninth
Marsh H. F., agent Boston Indexical
Soap Co., 316 Clay
Mission Soap and Candle Works, office
iOS Bush
Morgenthau k Levenson, 108 Bush
Petersen & Koster, 1406 Mission
Portmann G. E., SW cor Harrison and
Sixteenth
Robinson k Hall, NW cor Hinckley and
Pinckuey PI
Seidel Frederick, E s San Bruno Road
nr Twenty-ninth, office 37 Com
Smith, Lucy & Co., 322 Chestnut, office
405 Front
Standard Soap Co., 204-208 Sacramento
Stuart A., San Bnmo Road nr Thirtieth
Toner John, Potrero Av nr Sixteenth
Soda.
[See also Cream Tartar, etc.]
Eureka Soda Works, 722 Turk
Nevada and Pacific Soda Co., office 109
California
Ransome Ernest L. (silicate). 10 Bush
Tyler Simon H., 214 Sacramento
Soda Water Manufacturers.
Bay City Soda Water Co., 89 Stevenaoa
Gerdes John N. k Co., 22 Hinckley
Reiners C. A. k Co., 723 Turk
Simmons, Daley k Maxson, NE cor
Stockton and Union
Somps P. G. & Co., 259 Clementina
STEELE JAJklES G. k CO., 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page Ixiix)
Thompson George C, 524 Union
Soda Water Apparatus.
Marsh H. F.. 316 Clay
Newman k Bennett. 411 Washington
Solder Manufacturers.
Deutsch Jacob & Co., N b Birch At nr
Laguna
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & C
, p. VAIT SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
861
Speclaclos.
Ewing Charles C, 111 Montgomery
Hess Charles. 519 Kearny
HorsEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Montgomery (see adv. dent, pace u)
MULLER CHRISTIAN, 135 Mont
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Mont and Sac
Sack John C. & Co., 203 Montgomery
Sploe Manafaotarers.
BERNARD CHARLES, 707 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xsv)
BURR C. C. & CO. , cor Pine and Front
Finck H. C, 920 Stockton
Polger J. A. & Co., 106 California
Gates Horace & Co., 112 Spear
Ghirardelli D., 415 Jackson
Guittard E. & Co.. 515 Commercial
Kindler Albert, 123 Washington
Loeven Emil k Co., 520 Front
HARDEN IRA & CO., 212 Sacramen-
to (see adv. dept. page Ixxviii)
VENARD G., 625 Front (see adv. dept,
page ssviii)
Williams Benjamin & Co., 507 Clay
C. O. BUBR <& CO.
SoIeManufacturersof the celebrated
HUDSON Mustard and Spices.
OtHce, cor. Pine and Front.
Spring Beds.
Cooke & Smith, 30 Fourth
Diamond Spring Bed Manufacturing
Co., 402 Kearny
Rickofl k Clark, S s Sixteenth nr Fol
Sherwood A. T., 1216 Market
Smith William H., 151 New Mont
Springs, Coacli— Manufactnr-
ers,
[See also Carriage and Wagon Materi-
als.)
Betts Spring Co., 220 Fremont
Stables— Livery.
Alien Roe, 669 Market
Allen ,SamueI, 610 Mission
Banks G. 8., 709 Jones
Bateman William A., 353 Tehama
Behan Maurice, 726 Union
Bowlen Thomas H.. 1016 Stockton
Bridge WilUam E.. 212 Sutter and 113
OFarrell
Brighton George, 360 Natoma
BurroM's Robert D., 412 Drumm
Cannavan Patrick, 1125 Howard
Carabbio J. B., 1121 Mission
Clielmi Guiseppe & Co., 420 Pacific
Clayborgh k Brandenstein. 112 Post
Collms John D. k Co . 773 Market
C.jrbett Patrick J., 518 Hayes
Cciyne James, Fourteenth bet Mission
and Howard
Craii,' James, 713 Commercial
Crittenden k Dalton, 223 Bush
Dorr J. B, 408 Bush
Dfiwling Edward, 1505 Folsom
11 n ling Richard, 610 Howard
r Charles P., 1318 .St.. ckton
i "ton George k Co., 121 .Jackson
I , nson James P., 1025 Market
Iitzpatrick Martin, 814 Mission
Floranco & Foley, 1812 Powell
Gates A. W., 807 Montgomery
Gilf,,yJi Doyle, 62 Minna
' ;).-^jn riiomas, 9.55 Folsom
G..t.!lle Francis, 1123 Mission
H.irris Edwin R., 331 Pine
Htaly k Fagan, 213 Pine
Hennesy k Stewart, 767 Mission
H' I kins Nathan P., 679 Market
T -lies Andrew, 608 Mission
ry David, 332 Bush
tt Charles, W s Mission nr Twen-
ry-second
gelling i Co., 421 Broadway
Kelly Thomas, SE cor Leav and Geary
Lambert William P., SE cor Folsom
ami Fifth
Lapham L.. 821 Folsom
Levy W.. 739 Folsom
Mann John, 918 Geary
Marshall Arthiu-, 839 Clay
Marsili L., 320 Broadway
M,artin John, 408 Bush
McCafferty AVilUam, E s Mission bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
McCord k Malone, 16 Sutter
McGlynn H., 126 Fourth
Morshead PhilUp, &50 Howard
Norton & Adams, cor Larkin and Turk
Novella k Pitto, 427 Jackson
Ols.-n Peter, 110 Washington
Parker Joseph M. , Webb nr Sacramento
Pickett Garrett, 16 Clementina
Poultney George, 524 Third
Prince G, S., SE cor Taylor and Pacific
and NW cor Washington and Mason
Reardon k Hinckley, 554 Mission
Roden Adolphe, 1717 Sacramento
Roland Henry, 49 Stevenson
Ross k Arlington, 152 Tehama
Ryan Thomas, 615 ElUs
Scovem James G., 246 Third
Slocmn L. D., 921 Sutter
.Smith J. k R , 346 Brannan
Starr Aug., N s Washington nr Webster
Stewart D., 134 Seventh
Sulhvan Patrick, 915 Folsom
Swain Josiah H., 417 Folsom
Tomkinson James, 57 Minna
Travers James R , 1625 Powell
Waters Arthur, 1000 Geary
Willson John F. 126 Ellis
Winall S. A., 13 Stevenson
Stage Unes.
Bakersville, KernWlle, and Lone Pine,
J. Knowlton agent, 214 Montgomery
Cahfornia and Oregon Stage Co., Wil-
liam G. Roberts agent, 208 Mont
Coast Line Stage Co., J. S. Gray agent,
214 Montgomery
Geyser Line, Samuel Miller agent, 3 New
Montgomery
GilroyJt Fu-ebaughs Ferry, J. Knowlton
agent, 214 Montgomery
Half Moon Bay, Pescadero, and Santa
Cruz Co., J. Knowlton Jr. agent,
214 Montgomery
Los Angeles, 208 Montgomery
North Side Stage Co., J. Knowlton Jr.
agent, 214 Montgomery
Telegraph Line, 208 Montgomery
Visalia, Havilah, and Independence, W.
G. Roberts agent, 208 Montgomery
Watsonville and Santa Cruz Stage Co.,
J. Knowlton Jr. agent, 214 Mont
Yosemite .Stage Co., Samuel Miller
agent, 3 New Montgomery
EGERTON, ALLEN & CO.
Sole Agents for Pacific Coaat,
Diiryea's Safin Gloss Starcl,
AND
DUETEA'S rUPEOVED COEH STAECH,
Rooms 1 and 2, 109 California.
Slarrh Mannfactarers.
Everding J. & Co., 48 Clay
Stationers— Wholesale.
Baker L. P. Jr., 410 Sansom
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
BLAKE, ROBBINS & CO., 516 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page Ixiii)
B08QUI EDWARD k CO., 415 San-
som (see adv. raster names, each
alternate page, and adv. dept. p. Ixxi)
Choynski Isaiah, 511 Market
Crocker H. S. k Co., 401 and 403 Sansom
Denny Edward k Co., 512 Saeramento
Button k Withiugton, 404 Sansom
Frank k Co., NE cor Sansom and Sac
Freund k Co., 204 Bush
Hodge John G. & Co., SW cor Sansum
.Sacramento
Holz Louis, 23 Sansom
LeCount Bros , 417 Montgomery
Leavitt S. E., 404 Sansom
ROMAN A. k CO., 11 Montgomery
Stair Builders.
Dillon & Drew, 227 Spear
FREEMAN B. H. k CO., 415 Mission
(see adv. dept. page Hi)
Frick August F. W., NE cor Hyde and
Green
JESSE k DREW, Berry nr Fourth
(see adv. dept. page 21)
LANGLAND N. P., 4So Brannan (see
adv. dept page liv)
McLaughlin Francis. 839 Geary
SANBORN & BYRNES, Mission bet
First and Fremont (see adv, dept.
page 15)
Stamp Mannfactnrers.
Cotter John C. (embroidery), 53 Third
Stamps— Rubber.
[See also Stencil Cutters.]
Ketchen J. E., 608 Market
Sheplar Samuel H., 702 Market
TRmVORTHY P. M., 318 Front (see
adv. dept. page xlii)
Westley Charies, 608 Market
Wing Prank H., 608 Market
Starch Dealers.
Bragg George F. k Co., 116 Front
EGERTON, ALLEN k CO., 109 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xl)
-lones Charles C. (agent), 214 Sac
A. ROMAN & CO.
Iiponers ani Jotters of stationery,
11 Montgomery,
Stjitioners- Retail.
[* Importers. See also Booksellers.]
Anderson Joseph D., 120 Fourth
Amheim Samuel S., 8 .Steuart
Arnold E. P., 427 Kearny
•Bancroft A. L. k Co., 721 Market
Biirkhaus P. W. & D., 535 Kearny
*Beach Chilion, 5 Montgomery
BeU W. H., 4 SLxth
Bell & Co., 639 Kearny
Blake Sumner C, 617 Montgomery
•BOSQUI EDWARD k CO., 413 San-
som (see adv. reg. names each alter-
nate page, and adv. dept. p. Ixxi)
Bowles James. SE cor Leid and Com
Brown P. A., 158 Second
Brunner Louis, 329 Hayes
Choynski I. N., 42 Second
Clinton H. M., 41!, Third
Cohen WilUam, 946J Howard
Cooper James K., 7.iO Market
Craig A. G. Mrs., 414 Geary
*Crocker H. S. & Co.. 401 Sacramento
Crown Harris, 316} Third
Denny Edward & Co.. 512 Sacramento
Dtxon H. H. Mrs., 923 Larkin
Droge G. P. C, N s Sixteenth bet Mis-
sion and Valencia
*Dutton Withington. 404 Sansom
Edwar.ls R. M., 508 Montgomery
Fagan Thomas H., 1132 Market
Field ampton E., 1009 Howard
Pish Nathan. 60 Second
FLAVIN M.ARTIN J. (IXL), SB cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
•Flood Michael, 831 Market
Prank k Co., NE cor Sac and Sansom
Preund k Co., 204 Bush
Friedman Solomon, 1103 Stockton
Geisen Frederick, 158 Second
Geraghty M , 1127 Folsom
Gillespie Famham, 352 Fourth
Golly J. B. k Co.. 31 Kearny
Gordon Charles W., 326 Sansom
Gnibe Max, 446 Third
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Hendrickson Henry, 303 Washington
Henry Clementina Mrs., Ws Montgom-
ery Av bet Powell and Filbert
Hobbert Henry T , 1.55 Third
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JEWELRY made to order and REPAIRED by D. W. Laird, 613 Mont. cor. Merchant
862
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
*Hodge John G. & Co., SWcor Sansom
and Sacramento
Holz Louis, 23 Sausom
Howell J. L., 624 Montgomery
Jeflfcott Joseph. 10 Fifth
Kimball C. P.. 513 Hayes
Kraus S.. 12 Bush
•Le Count Brothers, 417 Montgomery
Loom^is William E., SE cor Washing-
ton and Sansom
Magill Thomas W,, 1020 Market
Marcus L. H., 1316 Stockton
Marcus S.. 538 Market
MOORE HORACE H.. 609 Mont (see
adv. register names, page 326, and
adv. dept. page 1)
•Mosse D'Alva Mrs.. 632 Washington
Murray John, 1514 Stockton
OConuell James A., 310 Fifth
Osgood James. 308 Foiui^h
*Payot. Upham & Co.. 622 Washington
Pickett E. W., 530 Market
Pourman Martha Mrs,. 126 Seventh
Prescott Charles, 408 Third
Roman A. & Co., 11 Montgomery
Rosa Honora. NE cor Wash and Powell
Ryan Peter N. (Estate of), 40 Fourth
Seaders J. H., SW cor Pac and Davis
Sharp William Jr., 236 Montgomery
Shloss & Gillespie, 1232 Market
Smith H. F. & Co.. 300 Kearny
Stevenson John J.. 238 Sisth
Still Charles W., 1024 Market
Stone H. L. Mrs., 104 Sixth
Sunderland M.. 245 Fourth
Tishler George. 1014 Market
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 712
Kearny (see adv. dept. each alter-
nate page)
Vaughan F, , 602 Montgomery
WHITE & BAUER. 413 Washington
(see adv. dept. page Ixii)
Whitney Sumner & Co., 613 Clay
Steamboats— Bay and Ferry,
Alcatraz, Angel, and Yerha Buena isl-
ands. Front St. AMiarf
Alviso. Jackson St, Wliarf
Benicia, Martinez, New York Landing,
Antioch. Pittsburg, etc.. Front St.
AVharf
Benicia. Martinez, and Suisun (Cal. Pa-
citic R, R.). Broadway St. Wharf
Berkeley, Front St. Wharf
Colusa, etc,. Jackson St, WTiarf
Eden Landing, office 37 Commercial
Hill's Ferry. San Joaquin City. Gray-
son, etc.. Commercial St. Wharf
Mission Rock. Third St. Wharf
Napa City, Vallejo, and Suscol, Com-
mercial St. AVharf
Oakland (Central Pacific R. R.}, fuot
Pacific ; Creek Route (stm Louisa),
foot Pacific
Petalmna vui Donahue (S, F. and North
Pac. R, R.), Front St. Wharf
Sacramento via Benicia. CenterviUe,
Rio Vista, Sherman Island, etc.,
(Cal- Pacific R. R.), Broadway St.
Wharf
Sacramento and intermediate landings,
Jackson St, Wharf
San Quentin and San Rafael, Vallejo
St Wlutrf
Saucehto. Vallejo St. Wharf
Stockton and way landings (freight),
Clay St. Wharf
Stock-ton via New York Landing. Anti-
och. and Pittsburg (Cal. Pacific R.
R.), Broadway St. Wharf
Union City. Alvarado, and CenterviUe,
office 37 Commercial
Vallejo (Cal. Pacific R, R.), Broadway
St. Wharf
Steam Engine Governors.
HENDY JOSHUA. 32 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page ic)
Steaui Engines.
^tnalron Works, SE cor Fremont and
Tehama
City Iron Works. 26 Fremont
FULTON FOUNDRY, NE cor Fre-
mont and Tehama (see adv. dept.
page 16J
Oood^vin Pump Co. (Fire), 5 First
Hanscom W. W., SE cor Minnesota
and Santa Clara
MINERS' FOITNDRY. 237 First (see
adv. dept, page ilvii)
Pacific Iron Works. 127 First
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS. SE cor Howard and Beale
(see adv. dept. page 6)
Union Iron Works, NE cor First and
Mission
Steam Ganges.
[See also Brass Founders.]
GARRATT W. T.. 138 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 8)
Marwedel C. F. 56 First
OTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush (see adv.
dept. page Uv)
SteaiusUlp Agencies.
American S. S. Line, J. R. Erringer Jr.
agent, office 238 Montgomery
Cunard Line (New York and Boston to
LivWpool). Henrj' CottreU agent,
office 415 California
General Transatlantic Co. (Aspinwall
to St. Jiazaire. France), Belloc Fre-
res agents, office 524 Montgomery
Hamburg-American Packet Co. (West
India Line). Henry Balzer & Co.
agents, office 213 Sansom
Ham bm-g- American Steamship Co., J.
F. Meinke & Co. agents, office 401
Cahfornia
Liverpool and Great Western S. S. Co.,
D. B. Jackson agent, office 238 Mont
North German Lloyd Steamship Co.,
Muecke,Vietor&Co. agents, 109 Cal
Red Star Steamship Line, J, R- Errin-
ger Jr. agent, 23S Montgomerj'
ROYAL fllAlL STEAM PACKET
CO,, W, L, Booktr agent, office 319
Cal (see adv. dept. page xxxiii)
South Wales Atlantic Steamship Line.
J. R. Erringer Jr.. agent. 233 Mont
WHITE STAR LINE, R, B. Irwin &
Co. agents, 200 Sansom (see adv.
register names, page 395)
Steamsbfp Lines.
Australasian Steam Navigation Co., J.
C. Merrill &. Co, agents. 204 Cal
China Trans-Pacific Steamship Co., Ma-
condray & Co, agents, 204 Sansom
COLORADO STEAM NAVIGATION
CO., E, Norton agent, ofiice 610
Front (see adv. dept. pp. vi and vii)
COOS BAY, Donald Beadle, 106 Davis
(see adv. dept, page xvi)
EUREKA. HUMBOLDT BAY. Ben
HoUaday Jr. agent. 210 Battery
Eureka. Hookton. aud Areata, Lynde &
Hough, 416 Davis
GOODALL. NELSON & PERKINS-
STEAMSHIP CO.. Southern Coast
to Los Angeles. San Diego, and all
intermediate ports ; Northern Coast
to Victoria and Puget Sound, office
10 Market (see adv. dept. page sliii)
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
OREGON STEAMSHIP CO.. Port-
land, O., and Sitka, Alaska. Wil-
liam Norris agent, office 210 Battery
{see adv, dept, pasreviii)
PACIFIC MAIL StEAMSHIP CO..
New York via Panama ; China and
Japan via Yokohama, office NW
cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
(see adv. dept. page iv)
South American Steamship Co., Ben-
nett Ji Page agents. 304 Davis
Steering Wheels.
BRAGG ROBERT. 322 Main (see adv.
dept. page 5)
Steneil Cutters.
[See also Engravers,]
Hoffman & Schenk. 414 Sacramento
Mayer M. S., 800 Market
Oakley k Peterson. 209 Clay
PATCH GEORGE W., 405 Front
TRinVORTHY FRANCIS M.. 318
Front (see adv, dept, page xlii)
Wood George M, & Co., 120 Post
GEO. W. PATCH,
First Premium Stencil Cutter,
Burning Brands a specialty.
405 Front.
F. M. TRUWORTHY,
Manufacturer of
Stencil Flates, Brands, Etc.
ALSO
MM Stamps & UM PrintingWlieels,
318 Front St., cor. Commercial.
STENCIL BEUSHES, CLUKS AMD CAPS.
StencU Stock.
OTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush (see adv,
dept. page liv)
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
(see adv. dept. page Ivii)
Stereoscopic Goods.
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., 9
Mont (see adv. dept. page ii)
Stereotypers.
[See also Electrotypers.]
Pacific Tj-pe Foundry, 532 Clay
Painter & Co.. 510 Clay
Winterbum J. & Co., 417 Clay
Stevedores.
[See also Riggers and Stevedores.]
Allen & Young, SW cor Battery and
Vallejo
Batchelder L. L., Merchants' Eichan^e
Chase & Wolff, 900 Front
Freese Andrew C. 3 Steuart
Haseltine Charles E., 36 Steuart
Menzies & Bingham. 514 Battery
Pitman & Middleton. 40 Market
Strj'ker & Klernan, Pier 5 Steuart
Whitney Geoi^e H., NW cor Mission
and Steuart
Slock Yards.
Dawson William A. & Co,, SE cor Fifth
and Bryant
De Frees W. K., comer Mission and
Tnelfth
Gaylord & Moore, 716 Sansom
Olsen k LjTich, cor Hayes and Larkin
Sweeny Daniel & Co., NFI cor Tenth
and Howard
Stone IMannfacturers.
Eureka Stone Co., 207 Sansom
Frear Stone Co., office 414 California
RAN'SOME ERNEST L.,officelOBush
tJnion Stone Co., 740 Fourth
EENEST L. EANSOME,
Gen'l Manufacturer of
irllSclal stone, Statues, FonDtains,
GRAVESTONES, GRINDSTONES, ETC.
Natural Stone Hardened and
Preserved.
Stone TardB, No. 10 Basti St.
Stone Yards.
[See also Granite ; also Marble.]
Batten & Mullen. S & Geaiy nr Central
Av
Emery J. S., 13 Fremont
Folsom Granite Co., office 215 Sansom
Frear Stone Co., Bluxome nr Fifth
Gilberts E.. SW cor Post and DeviBH-
dero
Heverin Michael, foot Third
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., California Market,,
fjl;utual Unsurance i^ompany,
406 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Nest Door to Bank of California, San Francisco.
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CASH ASSETS,
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
863
Laiseneur & Sheerin, N s Townsend bet
Second and Third and NE corner
Geary and Baker
Mathews William S., Cemeteir Av nr
Bush
McGregor Charles, King nr Third
McVicker Charles, NW cor Kinp and
Ritch ^^
Moore David. NW cor California and
Central Av
Orf ord i; Degan, W s Cemetery Av bet
Post and Geary
Ransome Ernest L., 10 Bush
Williams Francis cor Market and Pine
Storage.
[See Warehouses.]
StoTe ManaTactiu-ers.
>.*.TAGE & .SON, 137 Fremont, (see
adv. dept. page 25)
T-IY GEORGE H. & CO.. 614 Battery
(see adv. dept. page Ixiiiii)
Stores and Tinware.
[* Importers.]
Abrahamson Peter, 919 Market
Ahlbach Jacob, 207 Fourth
Alexander Charles M , 315 Fifth
Alvey Charles W., 911 Kearny
BaUard George, 215 Second
Bauer & Reinenger. 1056 Folsom
Bflhomme F., 1602 Stockton
Bertram Thijmas. 982 Folsom
Buhn John, 112 Seventh
Briggs George W., 1511 Stockton
•BRITTAX, HOLBROOK & CO., 113
California (see adv. opp. page)
Prr>wn (?harles. IS Dupont
Brj-an John M-. 130 Third
Brydges Marshall C, 51 Cl&y
Bucknam Ezra T., 22 Steuart
Burgemeister Augustus, 143 Second
Casey Thomas. 106 Fourth
Clough George H., W s Folsom nr
Twenty-second
Corey Thomas. 206 Pacific
Cue W.. 120 Dupont
Daily J. J., SE cor Powell and Pacific
David Auguste, 1009 Stockton
Davis & Co , ^ Fourth
*I>e La Montanya James, 218 Jackson
and 606 Battery
Deacon James D, , 612 Howard
Elder k Bobbie, 622 Clay
Freeman & Wrin, 324 Third
Friel WiUiam, 69 Fourth
Giffln C. J., 1508 Stockton
GiJfin John, cor Mission and Twenty-
sixth
Greninger Daniel, M2 Fourth
Grimm Adolph, 1134 Dupont
Groffman Charles P., 104 Jackson
Grunbaum H. & Bro., 213 Third
Hep Yuen (Chinese), 915 Dupont
Hing Kee i Co. (Chinese), 716 Com
Hoffman k Green, 1214 Stockton
Hong Yuen (Chinese), 325 Dupont
Hoy Alexander, 1106 Stockton
•lis John G.. 62S Washington
Iredale A. S., 957 Mission
Johnston James. 1007 Market
Kliuger Albert, 135 Post
Kohler J., 243 Third
Kohlman Solomon, 216 Sixth
Lacy John G,, 240 Sixth
Leiser Louis, 67 Fourth
Lindow J., 913 Pacific
Little & Lawson, 603 Battery and 306
Jackson
•LOCKE i MOXTAGHE, 112 Battery
Marks L & Bro,, 939 Market
Michael Abraham, 25 Dupont
Mistre Simeon, 8i2 Montgomery
Mocker Rudolph, 6 Tyler
Moenning Gunther, 136 Fourth
Osgood k Stetson, 115 Front
Pander E.. 32 Geary
Porteous Alex.. 13M Dupont
Pouvreau John, 1408 Dupont
Prag Martin, 125 Clay
Bay WUllam S.. 3 Steuart
Robinson M,, 16 Clay
Sang Yung (Chinese), 819 Dupont
Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter
Sickler Caleb M., 310 Pine
SNOOK G. & W., 127 Pine (see adv.
dept. page 23)
Stombs C. H. i Co., 627 Washington
Stouten burgh Isaac A., 117 Washington
Sumner Joseph, 31 Drunim
Sylvester L , 117 OFarrell
•TAY GEORGE H. k CO.. 616 Battery
(see adv. dept. page bcxxiii)
Vasconcellos Joseph J., 524 Wash
Weaver D. S., 263 Third
White George, 1107 Howard
WiUiams S G., 325 Fourth
Yet Kee (Chinese), 913 Dupont
LOCKE & MONTAGUE
Importeis of
Stoves and Ranges,
112 and 114 Battebt.
Q. & "W. SNOOK,
PLUMBERS,
Til, CofDer& Sleet Ira Wortos
427 PixE, below Kearny.
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Stoves and Tin-
ware of every varietv,
Constantly on hand and fo"r Sale at
the lowest prices. TIN KOOF-
I>JG and all kinds of Jobbing
done at the shortest notice and in
the best manner.
GEORGE H. TAY & CO.
Importers of
Metals, Stoves, Ranges,
AND
Eouae FTarnishing Hardware,
614, 616 and 618 BAXXEar.
Straw Goods.
[See aJso Millinery; also Hats, etc.]
Atlantic Straw Works. 132 Fourth
Butler Bros , 569 Market
Excelsior Straw Works, S14 Howard
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL). SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Held Brothers k Co., NE cor Market
and Sansom
Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
Kline Louis & Co., 117 Pine
Mish P. & Sou. 53^ Market
Pacific Straw Works, 335 Bush
Ross George. 569 Market
Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW cor Sutter
and Sansom
Toplitz Fabian. 571 Market
Stacco Workers.
[See Plasterers.]
Sugar Refineries.
BAY, SW cor Battery and Union (see
adv. dept, page 17)
CALIFORNIA, cor Eighth and Bran-
nan, office 210 California (see adv.
dept. page xxxi)
California Beet, office 314 California
(Jolden Gate, cor Polk and Grove, office
217 Front
San Francisco and Pacific, office 230 Cal
Sargioal Instramenu.
[See also Cutlers]
Polkers J. H. A & Bro.. 118 Mont
Newman & Bennett (agents). 411 Wash
Pnce iVL . 415 Kearny
Will & Finck, 821 Keamy and 140 Mont
Surveyors.
[See also Engineers— Civil.]
Dudgeon Edwin (buildings), 620 Wash-
ington
Easton A S., 302 Montgomery
Gibbes C. D., 116 Montgomery Block
Gibbes J. T., 102 Montgomerv Block
Goddard G. H., 103 Montgomery
Herbert S. C, 621 Clay
Hoadley Milo, 29 Merchants' Exchange
Hoffmann h Craven, 92 Montgomery
Block
Hmnphreys WQliam P. , 629 Washington
Kaufman Charles. 432 Montgomery
Mason J. E.. 37 Montgomery Block
Mauran J. R., 533 Keamy
SCHUSSLER H., 516 California (see
adv. dept, page xlv)
Shortt L. H., 621 Clay
Stretch R. H., 17 Montgomery Block
Von Leicht F.. 432 Montgomery
Von Schmidt A. W., 808 Montgomery
Wackenreuder Vitus, 146 San Bruno
Road
SuTYeyors— Lumber.
Earle George. Pier 5 Steuart
Flanagan James A,, Pier 10 Steuart
Morrison Augustas G., Pier 11 Steuart
Niion David W., 3 Spear
Olmstead James M.. Pier 10 Steuart
Pennell Robert. 128 Steuart
Sanderson George F.. Pier 5 Steuart
St John B. G., 4 Mission
Stivers Henry F., SW cor Beale and
Brj-ant
Webb A, W.. Pier 20 Steuart
Surreyors —Marin e.
Bums Aaron M.. 314 California
Hutchings Daniel F., 318 California
Noyes Amos, 318 California
Trask Alden Y., 228 California
Waterman R. H,, 316 California
Watson Horace H . 302 California
Willisstun Cory. 401 California
Wilson Charles. 302 California
Surveyors* Instmments.
[See Instruments- Surveying.]
Sospeusiou Bridge Builders.
[See also Wire Rope.]
HAIiLIDIE A. S.. 113 Pine (see adv.
dept. page xlviii)
Pacific Bridge Co., office 606 Mont
Syrups and Cordials.
Lyons Emest G. & Co.. 510 Jackson
McMillan & KESTER, 714 Front ■
(see adv. dept page 2)
STEELE JAMES G. & CO.. 521 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page lnix)
Tailors.
Abraham G., 33 Second
AdlerB., 637 Third
Albrecht John, 528 Bush
Alexander Adolf, 807 Market
Alexander Simon, 706 Vallejo
Altmann Jacob, 858 Howard
Anderson Erick, 1514 Stockton
Annis Abram. 215 Dupont
Anschel Levi. 204 Commercial
Armand L.. 327 Pine
Assion Joseph. 205 Montgomery
Bach Adolf, 1202 Market
Baloun & Stouda, 613 Washington
Barh A,, 609 Clay
Baraet David. 525 Sacramento
Baron Abraham, 31 Pacific
Parts John, 522 Pine
Basch & Co., 1202 Market
Bash Heyman, 2 Bryan PI
BeeC. T. 1028 Dupont
BeU James. 415 Powell
Beradt Lewis. 16 St. Mary
Bernstein Hermann. 907 Bryant
Blake John, 322 Sutter
Bloch John. 603 Keamy
Bogan Andrew. 1025 Market
Bogner Charles, 11 Sutter
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Borkhim Heniy. 140 Fourth
Boucher Eugene, 537 Sacramento
Brabam George, 231 Fifth
Braim Theodore, 28 Stockton
Breuer J. T., 824 Pacific
Brodwolf George, 135 Post
Brooks J. L., 710 Montgomery
Brown Antonio, 105 Jackson
Buchanan Mier, 90 Stevenson
Bull James, 109 Third
Bullock & Jones. 421 MontgomeiT
Burr & Fink, 3 Montgomery
Canty Timothy. 35 Sutter
Casey Hugh, Ws Railroad Av bet Tenth
and Eleventh avs
Chelini F.. 1335 Dupont
Choy Cheoug (Chinese), 726 Dupont
Chung Kee & Co. (Chinese), 841 Dupont
Clare John, 105 Jackson
Glaus John, 631 Pacific
Cline Samuel, 827 Pacific
Cohen Abraham. 943 Folsom
Cohen Adam, 63 New Montgomery
Cohen Gustave, 102 Geary
Coheu Lewis. 16 First
Cohen N., 1030 Market
Cohn Emanuel, 635 Mission
Cohn Thomas, 821 Jackson
CnhnW,, 425 Pine
Collins Patrick F., 102 Fourth
Culman Solomon, 412 Pacific
Connolly John, 402 Montgomery
Cooper Abraham. 422 Broadway
Cooper Morris, 422 Broadway
Coulon Edme, 604 VaUejo
Curley J. H. & Co., 32 Montgomery
Curtis Jeremiah, 6 Commercial
Daunheimer Louis, 616 Clay
DaWs G. B. & Son. 308 Sutter
Davis Isador, 404 Third
Davis Marks. 534 Commercial
Degenhart Louis, 1121 Stockton
Dettmar Henry, 402 Brannan
Devine John, 5 Noble PI
De«is Jacob, 131 Second
Dij.pel W. G,. 42 tieary
Dixey Francis, 625 Commercial
Drady Thomas. 340 Fourth
Dreydemi Pierre. 513 Pine
Drury William. 633 Kearny
Ehrenberg Louis. 3 Trinity
Eisenberg Isidor. 139 Montgomery
ElweU Frank, 321 Bush
Emanuel Harris, 321 Pacific
Engel B,. 741 Market
Erb Manuel, 111 Stevenson
Emi J., no Sixth
Eniat Aron, 802 Jackson
Fa3s& Bro.. 311 Pine
FetzerF., 121 Foiuiii
Figel Frederick, 5 Quincy PI
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Figcl Samuel. 333 Bush
Fisher John, 537 California
Fitzgerald A.. 625 Merchant
Flood Beniard, 637 Howard
Franklin A.. 211 Pacific
Freitag K.. 209 Sixth
Friedman Lewis. 11 Steuart
GrtllertL. 500 Sixth
Geimann WilUam, 509 Montgomery
Geistlich William. 528 Third
Gensler Julius, 320 Sixth
Ghio Felice. 721 Montgomery
Glasgow Morris, 720 Brannan
Ctoldberg Philip. 347 Third
Goldberg Samuel, 341 Third
Goldstein A., 927i Folsom
Goldstein L, 311 Pine
Goodman Marcus, 943 Folsom
Goulet Isidore, 415 Montgomery
Gutman & Co., 25 Second
Haas Morris, 317 Fifth
Ha^ian John, 323 Montgomery
Hand John S.. 21 New Montgomery
Happ Marcus, 227 Fourth
Hnrris Abraham, 504 Mission
Harris Charles, 3 Trinity
Harris Henry. 756 Howard
Harris Isidore, 869 Folsom
Harris Joseph, 530 Tehama
Harris Michael, 5174 Geary
Harris Mitchell, 845 Clay
Harris William, 341 Bush
Harsliall fieraoii, 221 Third
Harshall Gustave. 144 Third
Harvey Bernard, 26i Fourth
Het'th Albert, U Washington
Hellman Solomon. 4)4 Clementina
H.-rbst Thomas, 227 Fifth
Hintze Isaac, 320 Pine
Ho Yun & Co. (Chinese), 909 Duponi
Holland Edward. 215 Post
Hop Lung (Chinese). 921 Dupont
Hoppe Joseph, 639 Pacific
Houston R. T.. 324 Dupont
Huber J., 1010 Market
Humphrey John, 227 Hayes
Hjinan L., 905^ Howard
Imbrie A. C, 115 Geary
Isaacs Morris, 4 Simimer
Isaacs Samuel, 611 California
Jackson Jacob. 734^ Sixth
Jacobs A. O., 1004 Stockton
Jacobs Hy an S., 125 Sansom
Jacobs Joseph, 424 Broadway
Jacobs Julius. 1117 Folsom
Jacobs Lewis, 15 Hayes
Jacobsen Charles, 29 Stevenson
Jaggi John, 734 Montgomery
Johnson M. P., 125 Sansom
Joseph Harris. 110 Pacific
Joseph Isaac. 742 Pacific
Kalisk-y Joseph, 779 Market
Kalisky Louis, 210 Stevenson
Kalisky Nathan, 441 Bush
Kane Jeremiah, 622 Clay
Kfant Anton. 21 Morton
Kaul Samuel, 405 Commercial
Kavanaugh John, 15 New Montgomery
Kayser M. & Bro., 234 Bush
Kearney James F., NW cor Haniflon
and Dora
Kechler Adam, 1222 Market
Keck George, 515 Sixteenth
Kelley Richard, 366 Third
Kelly Lawrence, 27 Fourth
Kennealy Jeremiah, 310 Union
Kennedy Edward, 505 California
Kenny & Sheahan, 24 Third
Kieber Joseph, 734 Montgomery
Kimball T. J., 743 Mission
Kish Albert, 41 Third
Klanihan Jan, 256 Eighth
Knudson Christian. 103 Second
Kong, Mou, War & Co. (Chinese), 727
Jackson
Kruger Charles, 1104 Dupont
Kum Yuen (Chinese), 727 Pacific
Kuster Joseph, 429 Dujifint
Lachman Louis, 402 Montgomery
Lackenbach Charles, 263 Stevenson
Lancaster & Northon, 617 Washington
Larsen A. J., 917 Folsom
Lazarus A., 119 Seventh
Lazarus Abraham, 24 Sixth
Lesziusky I. H., 219 Pacific
Levy A., 525 Sacramento
Levy Isaac. 2 Oregon
Levy Isidor, 205 Second
Levy Jacob. 816 Stocktoii
Levy Mars, 403 Sutter
Levy Max, 227 Post
Levy M. S., 176 Minna
Levy Solomon, 237 Jackson
Lichtenstein S., 919 Pacific
LihenthalS., 941 Market
Lin Man (Chinese), 806 Dupont
Lindecker & Co.. 141 Third
Lindenbaiun M., 146 Steuart
Lindow J. F., 25 Montgomery At
Loan A., 104 Geary
Loesh John, 326 Fifth
Lubke W., 1 Harlan PI
Lum. Kau, Haw (Chinese), 714i Dupont
Lmidholm J. M., 308 Minna
Lynch Hugh, 23 Hunt
Mac Beth Alex., 618 Washington
Mangeri Stellario. 413 Broadway
Marks Adolph, 614 California
Marks Henrj'. 536 Commercial
Marks Samuel, 41 Jackson
Marks Samuel, 809 Washington
Mayer Joseph. 726 Washington, rear
Mayer Marcus, 139i Fifth
Mayer &, Hirshfeld, 34 Montgomery
McCaffrey Hugh. 555 Fourth
McDonough k Sou 1026 Market
McTieman John. S s Union bet San-
som and Calhoun
Mendel Morits. 204 Second
Menne Clemens, 533 Washington
Meyer Joseph. 422 Sixth
Meyers M.. 240 Sutter
Mialon Jule. 723 Clay
Michael A.. 3 Belden
Michael Caspar. 134 Second
Michael Heyman. 705 Battery
Michael Max. 350 Jessie
Michel Solomon, 118 Leidesdorff
Michels M.. 18 Mary
Misch Leonard, 734 Montgomery
MolouyP. S., 218 Bush
Moorbrink G. B., 610 Post
Morris Adolph, 17 Second
Morris Henry. 1035 Howard
Morris L. & Son. 33 Second
Moses Jacob. 939 Folsom
Motzenbecker Paul, 610 Clay
Moy Eugene, 27 Morton
Mucha Phihp, 448 Third
MuUer Frederick, 543 Merchant
Myers M., 240 Sutter
Nathan J., NW cor Third and Town-
send
O'Donnell John, 23 Post
O'Neil Charles 537 Commercial
Oltman John G., 216 Fifth
On Wah Long Co. (Chinese), 611 Dupont
Oo Lang (Chinese), 839 Dupont
Pazam-ek S., 245 Minna
Peters John, 733 Mission
Peterson Thomas, 67 Minna
Pinto Adolph. 802 Vallejo
Plageraann William, 14 Geary
Planz & Bauman. 412 Sacramento
Poheim & Lancaster, 103 Third
Priebatch J., 330 Minna
Prien W. H., 862 Folsom
Pyser Louis, 1011 Folsom
Pyser Michael. 622 Commercial
Raclet W., 1224 Dupont
Raphael A. & Bro., 55 Third
Raphael Louis, 602 Broadway
Reed Edward, 231 Sixth
Reid John, 907i Market
Reynolds George L.. 638 Clay
Rice Charles, 314 Fourth
Risley & Barber, 506 Bush
Robert J. D., 801 Kearny
Robertson A, 564i Natoma
Rosenthal Jacob. 619 Post
Roth Samuel, 255 Steuart
Schellenberger Anflrew, 726 Wash
Sheppard John. 117 Sutter
Sherman William k Co.. 608 Mont
Short Michael, 523 Commercial
Simon Gustave. 305i Third
Slater & KeUy, 622 Clay
Smith Charles F.. 1203 Powell
Solomon Mark, 607 Mission
Spellman Joseph, 733 Clay
Spruhan Walter. 5 Noble PI
Stalhnan & Briiggeman. 526 Mont
Steil Henry, Occidental Hotel
Stein Morris, 38 Jackson
Stoldt Asmus, 209 Pacific
Straub k Scheurer, 1110 Market and 11
Turk
Sullivan J. J., 640 Fourth
Sunderhaus Julius. 307 Tehama
Sweeny Nicholas, 43 Second
Terretonga L.. 4 Noble PI
Theil Henry, 605 Battery
Tobin John H.. 114 Montgomery
Trautner Bros., ^0 Bush
Tyman W. D.. 2 Noble PI
Vogel Jacob. 407 Bush
Vohiey Power, 211 Fourth
Wah Ying Lung (Chinese), 824 Dupont
Walter G. F. & Co., 611 Sacramento
Warhmbron Alex., 805 Clay
Webster W., 4 Noble PI
Weinberg Louis. 27 Pacifie
Weisbrod John H , 1066 Howard
Werner John. 618 Merchant
Westennan John. 668 Howard
"Whalen John, 130 Post
Wilton F.. 412 Geary
Wilzinski Mark. 639 Mission
Winn Thomas J., 431 Bush
Wise Morris. 119 Dupont
Wolf Aaron. 117 Leidesdorff
Wolf Caspar, 635 Mission
Wolf Hyman. 258 First
Wolf Jacob. 7 Spring
Wolf Samuel. 424 Folsom
Wood Samuel N.. 715 Mission
Woods David. 1325 Polk
Wright k Harmon. 531 California
Young Adolph, 12 Berry
Young k Dittmer, ISfiJ Jessie
Zeitska Henrj-, 117 Sutter
Zinnamon Abraham, 413 Pine
Tailors* Trimmings*
Hammond William. 214 Post
Levy Michael. 642 Sacramento
Raas E. k Co.. 616 Sacramento
1£0E(7AIT & CO.'S Celebrated Saucelito Transplanted Oysters, 87 California Harkei
fP.VAlTSCHAACK&CO., 706. 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
865
Reisa Bros. & Co., 115 Sutter
Stein, Simon & Co., 632 Sacramento and
631 Commercial
UUmann M. & Co., 630 Sacramento
Tallow.
[See also Hides and Wool; also Soap.]
Cientat Louis, cor Railroad and Fourth
avs
Cox J, W , NAY cor Front and Bdwy
Ernst Hermann. 45 Clay
Fass Henrj', S s Potrero Av nr Santa
Clara
Miohelssen, Brown & Co.. 310 Front
Moody & Farish. 210 Davis
NICHOLS A C. & CO.. 400 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxxrii)
Pierson J.. Fifth Av nr Kentucky
Pohl George, 117 Drumm
Sacramento Hide, Wool, and Tallow
Co.. 113 Washington
SLdSS LOriS & CO.. 310 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page bcvi)
Sumner & Lowell, 519 Front
Wiikii Michael, cor Utah and El Do-
rado
Tanks—Mannfac tnre rs .
■ Atwood & Bodwell, 211 Mission
Fulda M. k Sons, 30 Spear
Euser C. F., 717 Treat Av
Tanners and Tanneries,
[See also Leather.]
Beck N. A, E s Folsom nr Eighteenth
Becker K.. San Bruno Road nrTwenty-
j. eighth
pehan F., N s Fifteenth bet Guerrero
^ _ and Dolores
lieel Jacob & Co., cor Mississippi and
Santa Clara
Bloch & Davidson (morocco). 405 San
Bloom Samuel, cor Nineteenth and Fol
Bloom Wolf, cor Folsom and Nine-
teenth
Brennan M. J., cor Twenty-sixth and
York
Oomelsen F. W., S s Twenty-seventh nr
Howard
Coi J. W.. NW cor Front and Broad-
way
ftifit & Rued, 417 Battery cor March
Curtis Richard, E s ilission Creek nr
Harrieon
Destanepes B. & A., E s San Bruno
Road bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
II seventh
I'Dietsch G., Serpentine Av nr Twenty-
sixth
Fetsch Bros.. N s Twenty-seventh nr
San Bruno Road
Fimcke k Co., Ninth bet Bryant and
Brannan, office 312 Sansom
GRAY SAMUEL C. 418 Battery
Griffith George, 9 Brannan PI
Hecht Bros. & Co., 104 Sansom
Hellwig Christian (buckskin), S s Ser-
■ pentine Av nr Twenty-sixth
Hoflfman S. & Co., S s Serpentine Av
r bet Folsom and Howard
■Kirby R C. & Co.. 401 Battery
Krenz O., NE cor Filbert and Gough
Kneg A, cor San Bruno Road and Po-
trero Av
KuUman. Wagner & Co., 41 Clay
Kutta Julius, cor Folsom and Serpen-
tine Av
Legallet £ Stelnbach. Octavia nr Lomb
Lj-nch 4: Lyons, Serpentine Av nr Fol
-Mahoney Daniel, cor Fourteenth and
Dolores
McAleer Frank. W s Harrison bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
McMahon Thomas. SW cor Seventh Av
I and N
NICHOLS A, C. & CO., 400 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xixvii)
O-DONNELL CORNELITS. 607 Bran-
nan (see adv. dept. page 20)
Onen August. S s Twenty-ninth nr Old
San Jose Road
Patrick A B., SE cor Folsom and
Eighteenth
Riley Michael (morocco). 107 First Av
smith J. F. (glove leather). Church nr
Twenty-eighth
Swenson & Bros., Missouri nr Santa
Clara
Union Tanning and Currying Co., 735
Brannan
Westfall & Drager. 608 Sixth
Wokatsch A. J., San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-sixth
SAMUEL C. GRAY,
Depot of the
SANTA CRUZ TAJWERT,
ALSd OF TITE
Benicia Tannery,
Manufacturinpr all kinds of Heavy
Leather.
418 BATTERY.
Tanners* Materials.
9Sr^i, ^ ' ^^^ cor Front and Bdwy
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 400 Battery
(see adv. dept. page xxxvii)
Taxidermists*
Gruber Ferdinand. 626 California
Lorquin E. F., 522 Pine
Tea Dealers.
[* Importers. See also Groceries.]
EOWEN BROS. 430 Pine (see adv
dept. pa^e 16 and back of volume)
*Castle Brothers, 213 Front
*COLEMAN W. T. & CO., 203 Califor-
nia (see adv. dept. pa^e xxi)
*Foster S. & Co.. 3fi California
*LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO., 208 Cal-
.», . J?5H.'^'^^^ ^^'^ <^eP*- page 13)
*MACONDRAT & CO., 206 Sansom
(see adv. dept page xx)
Mo"re I C . 223 Battery
NEWTON BROS. & CO., 119 and 121
Front
Phillips. Taber & Co., 108 California
Spencer D. E. & Co., 323 Front
!T"ck Chong & Co.. 739 Sacramento
•Welliuan, Peck & Co., 416 Front
NEWTON BROS. & CO.
Importers and Whole-
sale Dealers in
Foreign So Domestic Groceries,
119 and 121 Front.
Teachers— Assaying.
Hanks H. G., 617 Montgomery
Phillips J. S.. 640 Clay
Teachers— Bookfeeeplng.
Beck Adolphus G., 432 Montgomery
Doolittle W. G.. 430 Montgomery
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post (see adv. reg. names, page 361)
Hobson William Gilfillan. 610 Front
Pacific Business CoUege, SE cor G^iy
and Stockton
Teachers— Dancing.
Clark A. Mrs., 155 New Montgomery
Cogill John, 723 Bush
Drew Louis, NE cor Fourth and Jessie
Fitzgibbon David. 771 Market
Galavoti T., SE cor Ellis and Mason
Huddy William, 909i Market
Johnson Henry, 4 Clay Av
Johnson Henry. 816 Dupont
Lester G. H., NE cor Fourth and Jessie
Lunt Oliver A, t^nion Hall
McCarthy Brothers & Sisters, 35 Eddy
Millington S. J , 105i Fifth
Mirasole G., 420 Post
Reynolds F. A„ 3 Vernon PI
1 Sanders A. A., 71 New Montgomery
Teachers— Drawing.
Coulon Emil. 16 Metcalfe PI
Curtis Leila & Co.. 606 Montgomery
Gerrish M E. Mrs, (poonah), 308 Post
Jebens George, 607 Turk
McHenry Ada M. Mrs., 12 Mont
Seregni Fulgenzio, 24 Post
Teisseire Armand. 544 Bryant
Van der Naillen Albert, 606 Mont
Teachers— Dress Catting.
Barringer Elizabeth Mrs., 54 Fourth
Teachers— Elocntlon,
Gray Jane Mrs. , 658 Folsom
Knowlton E., 700 Shotwell
Teachers— Fine Arts.
[See Pamters— Portrait.]
Teachers —Horsemanship .
Levy William, 739 Folsom
Marshall Arthur, 839 Clay
Teachers— Languages,
Barbier Eugene. 650 Mission
Bergerot Jean, 1211 Powell
Eiesta Frederico, 331 Montgomery
Braun Charles, SW cor Dup and Bdwy
Brown Aaron. 267 Stevenson
Cassin Mary F., 959 Howard
Chapujs Bertha, 709 Filbert
Cohn J. Mrs., 804 Jackson
Coppola F. S.. 835 Clay
D'Hallubin C. W. Mrs.. 1306 PoweU
Dams Minnie Mrs . 1407 Powell
Dawes W. Mme,, 311 Chestnut
De Masini T., 841 Market
De St. C>T Blanche Mme.. SW cor
Montgomerj' Av and Vallejo
Desneufbourgs L.. 520 OTarrell
EastoD Lizzie B., 530 Geary
Fazie S. Miss, 1014 Stockton
Forster Luisa Mme., 912 Sutter
FrisiusF. A., 622 Clay
Gabriel Jacob, 711 Hyde
Gutierrez L. Miss, 735 Green
Hagspihl O., 2 Carlos PI
Hauser Sophia, 1231 Union, rear
Jaffer Henry J.. 730 Howard
Jebens G.. 607 Turk
Lambert D , 333 Jessie
Lamonie M. Miss, 307 Clementina
Lannay E Mrs., 101 Prospect PI
Lebis L. Mrs,, 330 O'Farrell
Leguinand E., 738 Washington
Leschhom L., 435 Broadway
Lewis Louis, 508 OTarrell
Lorietta E. Miss. 1009 Powell
Mayer George. 1123 Dupont
Merker A. Miss. 309 Powell
Montandon M. Aliss, 643 Vallejo
Moreau Alex., 2209 Lea,venworth
O'Donoghue J. J,. 1004 Market
Pechner J. T.. 19 Harriet
Kose H., 44 Everett
Shapero Aaron, 772i Folsom
Todullon Jules, 630 Bush
Vemet August. 916 Stockton
Vlandimiroff Michael, 911 Jackson
Von Lindeman A Mrs., 37 Tehama
Warren Edward, 5 Quincy PI
Teachers— Music.
Afflerbach Alice Miss. 728 Broadway
Alger E, H. Mrs.. 428 Hayes
Alexander Rachael Miss, 344 Fifth
Allen John. 329 Third
Allen Velma Miss, 128 Tyler
Anderson Matthew A. 15 Guerrero
Andres Christopher. 345 Jessie
Anthony Florence M, Miss. 11 Haight
Ayres William Mrs.. 1303 Broadway
Baethe Henry, 509 Leavenworth
Bartels Max. 815 Clay
Bvtmann J. C, 729 Grove
Bass Julia Miss, 433 Jessi
Baimaberger Eliza Mrs., W s Octavia
bet Oak and FeU
Bayreuther C. Miss, 253 Stevenson
Beaujardin T. J., 823 Broadway
Becherer A. Miss, SIX Union
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San rrancisoo Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchaiij
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bennett Henrietta, 452 Sixth
Bennett Herbert W., 908 Olay
Biancbi E . 426 Kearny
Boswurth Henry M.. 139 Kearny
Bowman Elizat>eth Miss. 1116 Mission
Brauer A., 126 Turk
Brown Anna Mrs., 910 Pine
Brown E. P., Miss. 105 O'Farrell
Bnant Charles G, Mrs , 502 Taylor
Buch F.. 703 Greenwich
Buckle M. Z. Mrs.. Nuclens House
Eurrell Annie Miss, 1610 Mason
Burton Elizabeth Miss. 14 Lafayette
Bush Einma Miss, 510 Stockton
i Buttner H., 1511 Mason
1 Cahn Charles, 2128 Howard
j Casey Eliza Miss, 15 Carohne
' Cames Frederick C, 19 Sixth
! Cashuel Edward, 106 Fourth
Cassidy Mary Miss, Erj ant bet Twenty-
f oxirth and Twenty-fifth
Cassin Mary F. Miss, 959 Howard
Chamberlain Mrs., 508 Stockton
Chapman C. Miss, 72S Harrison
Chapman Charles D., 1123 Ellis
Chapman S. Mrs . 346 Third
Clemones S. G. Mrs., 37 Second
Clinton Ella J., 407 Leavenworth
Cohen Waldow Mme., 209 Geary
Coloff Herman. 914 VaUejo
Contini Louis, 5 Stockton
Coulon Emile. 16 Metcalfe PI
Cushman Ellen Mrs,. 316 O'FarreU
Dade Arthur L., SE cor Market and
Second
David Emil. 759 Clay
De Prefontaine J. R.. 404 Kearny
De St. Cyr Blanche Mme.. SW cor
Montgomery A and Vallejo
Eckman A., 706 Clementina
EUiott Washington, 524 Geary
Englander F. E.. 785 Folsom
Errickson Lucy Miss. 1206 Market
Evans George T., 600 Folsom
Fabbri Inez Mme., 654 Folsom
Ferrer Manuel, 1516 Mason
Fiedler S., 12 Brenham PI
FiUebrown Alice L Miss, 429 Tehama
Fitch H. A. Mrs., 311 Stockton
Fluhart Charles E., 14 Essex
FoUy Carlo, 109 Geary
Eraser Fanny Miss. 25 Everett
Frierlrichs P. H., 131 Perry
Gabbs P. V. Miss, 323 Oak
Gethin M. Miss, 1114 Market
Gibson Fannie Miss, 612 Bush
Gilmore Josephine Miss, 1620 "Washing-
ton
Olaser Eleanore, 1018 Hyde
Godet Rafael Miss, 32 Ellis
Goldsmith Abbie J. Miss, 355 First
Gray H. W., 647 Howard
Gray M. H., Miss, 377 Brannan
Gridley S. A. Mrn., 928 Mission
Haesters F., 725 Grove
Hall C. P, Mrs , 420 Second
Hall H. Mrs., 450 Minna
Hanken John. 207 Post
Har. ison E. Miss, 314 Bush
Hartwig Albion. 613 Mission
Helmers N. S., US Bryant
Herman W. Mrs., 316 Third
Herold Rudolph, 1215 Bush
Herrera C. Miss, 542 Howard
Hicks F., 40 Eddy
Higgins Monica, 263 Clara
Hinrichs Gustave, 323 Chestnut
Hirschberg Betsy Mrs., 406 Third
Hisken E., 812 Clay
Hodg.lon W. H-, 1063 Howard
Hoffman C. H., 1021 Polk
Hoffman C. S., 1240 Mission
Holzhauer H., 612 Stockton
Homeier Louis, 1812 Mason
Howell B. H. Mrs , 1720 Clay
Huck P. v.. 420 Jackson
Hutter John P.. 1007 Kearny
Jaffa R. S. Mme.. 730 Howard
Kane X. Miss. 636 Green
Kelleher Alfred. 623 Clay
Kerr James A., NW cor Fooith and
Mission
Kessler C. 839 Mission
Kidd Alexander, 810 Union
Klingemann C. 407 Taylor
Knell J.. 940 Folsom
Knowlton M. Miss, 303 Fell
Kohler Henry. 34 Sixth
Konoplitsky Mme , 870 Mission
Kuh Jacob. 1010 Larkin
K\ihne A.. 623 Clay
Landon Mary A. Mrs.. 717 Bush
Lapfgeer A , 502 Taylor
Latham Charles, 206 Hyde
Leach S. W., 1001 Sutter
Liebert Bruno. 1427 Dupont
Linden Otto. 829 Mission
Lindner John. 502 Union
Lindskog M.. 318 O'FarreU
Littleton E. W.. 776 Howard
Lucchesi R.. Windsor House
Lust Frederick. 123 Post
Mancusi G.. 906 Market
Mansfeldt H. L.. 313 Hyde
Marsh Henry, 2305 Jones
Marsh S. H., 2427 Larkin
McCabe Richard, 1220 Kearny
McCiUlough J., W s Shotwell nr Twen-
ty-third
McGinn J. Miss, 13 Hickory Av
McNamee Josephine Miss, 656 Willow
Av
Melville Julia Mrs., 613 Mason
Merrill Charles, 20 Anna
Mills Louisa Miss, 102 Mason
Minichetti G., 636 Green
Morgan E. B. Mrs., 815J Folsom
Morrell C, 135 Post
Muck A Sliss, 304 Clementina
Mulliken Sadie Miss, 607 Natoma
Murphy W. J., 814 Clay
Nagel Paul, 415 Powell
Nathanson G., 1071 Howard
Neiuuann B., 1010 Mission
Nigro P., 40 Eddy
Nippert Virginia Mme., 715 Hayes
Oxner Ephraim, 256 Minna
Paredes J. M., 919J Washington
Paredes R. A., 919* Washington
Pitiue Edward, 228i O'Farrell
Prescott Hattie Miss, 128 Fourth
Rhind J. W. C, 633 Clay
Robertson L. B. Miss, 317 Harrison
Rosenberg A. A. , 508 Mason
Rosendom E., 1059 Mission
Sauer William, 404 Kearny
Schmidt Louis, 233 O'FarreU
Schmitz J, L. , 1015 Sacramento
Schorsch Isaac. 1136 Pacitic
Schreiber E. J. C, 604 Pine
Scott Gustav A., 428 Eddy
Shraffle Barnard, 18 Prospect PI
Simons L. Miss, 645 Washington
Solano Mauro, 1016 Stockton
Sorg J. C, 208 Sutter
Speranza D., 1800 Stockton
Stadfeldt Jacob Jr., 643 Clay
Steinle E., 820 Geary
Stockmeyer A., 203 Hyde
Striby L. Mrs., 969 Howard
Striby WiUiam, 969 Howard
Sublett XeUy B., 942 Mission
SuUivan Josephine Miss, 419 Miima
Swain Maggie C, 1406 PoweU
Swanson Frederick, 2U2 'Van Ness At-
enue
Taylor Sarah A_, 1512 PoweU
Theisen H. Mrs., 107 Turk
Tobin Ada Mrs., 817 Mission
Toepke WiUiam. 614 Jones
Toosin Emile. 712 California
Tourney L. Miss. 117 Taylor
Trafton E. Miss. 24 Oak Grove At
Trenkle Joseph. 752 Folsom
Trevor G. L. Miss. 1512 PoweU
Trippe E. C. Miss, 768 Harrison
Trippe M. E. Miss. 202 Seventh
'Van Dyne N, Mrs.. Brewster nr San
Bruno Road
Van GiUpen Charles. 505 Leavenworth
Verdon E. M. Mrs., 108 Eleventh
Vice Mary Mrs.. 1009 Mission
Von der Mehden Louis, 612 PoweU
Von Lindeman A. Mrs., 37 Tehama
'Wasbman J. Mrs., 131 Fourth
'NVeher John P., 523 Chestnut
Wedel Gustave, 533 Sacramento
Wedles A., 915 Stockton
Weil O., 108 Stockton
Weiss E. Mrs , 167 Minna
WeUer Mary F.. 914 Market
Wempe E. Miss, 239 Seventh
■White M C Mrs , CosmopoUtan Hotel
Williams N. E.. 533 Sacramento
Wills A. Miss, 900 Jackson
Wilton W. L. Mrs , S44i Folsom
Withrow Mary Miss, 942 Folsom
Wolowski .\. S., 422 Sutter
Woodward Ellen C, 837 Folsom
Wulz Candida, 530 Geary
Teacber Omamental Flower
Painting.
Fletcher Heniy, 1215} Folsom
Teachers— Penmanship. j
Beck A. G., 432 Montgomery \
Doolittle W. G., 430 Montgomery
Espina P. A., 542 Market
Hayes J. W., 583 Market
HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, L ,
Post {see adv. register of names
page 361)
Pacific Business CoUege, SE cor Geazy
and Stockton
Seregni Fulgenzio, 24 Post
Teachers— Phonography.
Gouldin Thomas. 1430 Stockton
Teachers— PrlTate Schools.
[See CoUeges and Schools.]
Teachers— Sewing.
Dams M. Mrs., 1407 Powell
Mortensen W. Mrs.. 739 Mission
Teachers— Wax Work.
Chapman Clara W. Mrs.. 15 Second
Cook A. O. Mrs., 235 Kearny
Cotter J. E. Mrs., 10 Stockton
Francis Maggie L.. 3094 Sixth
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., 308 Post
Lucas Anna Gettz Mme., 743 Howard
Teamsters.
[See Draymen-]
Telegraphic Offices.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co.,
Central Pacific Division, 507 Cal.
Branches — Grand Hotel. Lick
House, SE cor Sac and Front, cor
Foxuth and Townsend, Broadway
St. 'Wharf, and Oakland Ferry
•Wharf
Fire and PoUce, Brenham PI
Nevada and Northern Telegraph Co..
419 California
North Pacific Telegraph Co.. 606 Mont
Point Lobos, Merchants' Exchange
Western Union, 522 Cal. Branches —
225 Front, Grand Hotel, 10 Market,
and cor Kentucky and First Av,
South S. F,
Telegraphic Instmmonts.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION 4
MAINTENANCE CO.. 134 Sutter
Telegraphy— Teachers of.
Gouldin Thomas. 1430 Stock-ton
HEALD S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post (see adv. reg. names, page 361)
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.
[See Stoves and Tinware and Copper-
smiths.]
Tin Box Manufacturers*
[See Boxes— Tin.]
AUSTIN B. C, 522 Washington
B. C. AUSTIN,
Tin Can Manufactory,
No. 522 Washington St,
Lard Cans, Butter Cans, Oil Cans,
Mustard Cans, Coffee Cans, Spice
Cans, Flour Cans. Paint Cans,
Cracker Cans. Fruit Cans, Soda
Cans. Sample Cans, Cream Tartar
Cans, Yeast Powder and Baking
Powder Cans, Blacking and Salve
Boxes, etc., _
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDBB.
(ret the Milll3rae Transplanted Oysters from MOH&AN & CO., 87 California Mark(.
ai :P,VANSCHAACK&CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
867
Tin F(»U and Capsules.
TTATSON k CO., 319 Battery
WATSON A CO.
Importers of
TIN FOIL & CAPSULES.
313. ;J15, 317 and 319 Batteky.
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, and Tin
Importers.
[See also Hardware; also Stoves.]
BRITTAN. HOLBROOK & CO., Ul
California (see adv. reg. names, p
8t53)
LOCKE & MONTAGUE, 112 Battery
Osgood & Stetson, 115 Front
Pilsbury, Adair & Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO., 118 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. page xv)
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.. 616 Battery
(see adv. dept. page Ixxxiii)
Tobaeco Dealers — IVliolesale.
Adanjs Cyrus & Co,. 419 Jackson
Bauragartuer V, & Co. {manufacturers),
23 .Seventh
Bo^vraan John S. & Co., 301 Battery
Brand Herman. 304 Battery
Bremer & Brother. 310 Sacramento
Bresson Joseph (manufacturer), SE cor
Taylor and Vallejo
Burdick R. M. & Co.. 120 Clay
California Tobacco Co.. office 228 Front
Chadboume C. F., NW cor California
and Front
Cobo. Ygual & Co.. 419 Sacramento
Cohn G. & Co . 232 Front
CONSOLIDATED TOBACCO CO.,
207 Front (see adv, dept. page xcvi)
Diez, Bertz & Co., 413 Sacramento
Driiikhouse J. A., 228 Front
Engelbrecht & Levy, 314 Front
EsbL-rg. Bachman & Co., 207 Battery
?alkenstem & Co., 300 Battery
Selien R. G., 221 Davis
Joslinskj' E. & Co., 219 Battery
Jathaway John D., SW cor Front and
Sacramento
leerdink & Co, (manufacturers), Va-
lencia bet Fifteenth and Sisteenth
[erber W. & Co., 224 Battery
—looker C, M. & Co.. 226 Montgomery
nslee & Joseph, NE cor Kearny and
Bush
Qopstock C. & Co.. 212 Front
■^LOenigsberger Bros., 220 Battery
plullman & Armer, 306 Sacramento
jewis Bros . 215 Battery
aebes J. & Co.. 410 Sacramento
ilayrisch Bros. & Co., 401 Battery
4orris Julius, SE cor Clay and Battery
Ippenheimer & Bro., 200 Front
)rdenstein k Co.. 406 Sansom
*arker, Wattson & Co., SW cor Front
and Sacramento
*lagemann H. & Co., 305 Sacramento
•otroD Charles (factory). 605 Post
tOSENBAUM A. S. & CO. SE cor
Cat and Bat (see adv. dept. p. Ixis)
landerson & Horn, 327 Front
Ichoenfeld Jonas. 421 Sacramento
■Wling Bros.. 320 Battery
^AN SCHAACK C. P. & CO.. 712
Kearny (see adv. reg. names each al-
— ^ temate page)
Tertheimer L. & E,, NE cor Front and
Sacramento
P"ertheimer M. &. Bro.. 425 Front
Vhite Isaac H., 221 Sacramento
James G. Steele & Co.
Importers of
leucines, and Toilet Articles,
521 Montgomery.
Toilet Articles.
also Apothecaries : also Fancy
Goods.]
'lAVIN MARTIN J. (EXL), SS cor
Kearny and Commercial
TEELE J.OIES G. 5; CO., 621 Mont-
gpmery (see adv. dept. page lixix)
'AN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 712
Kearny
Tool manufacturei-8.
Hartenstein Fred., 17 Geary
Hinz Carl. 34 Spear
Husing Diedrich, 313 Mission
Kuhling A.. 493 Brannan
Nelson & Doble, 13 Fremont
Schintz J. H.. 10 Stevenson
Seabury & WiLson, 159 Second
WEICHHART JOHN, 143 Beale (see
adv. dept, page 9)
Wright John (picks), 15 Fremont
Toys.
[♦Importers. See also Fancy Goods ]
Ackerman Bros,, 209 Sutter and 123
Kearny
Altschnl, Simon & Co., 25 Kearny
Anderson J, D., 120 Fourth
Cohen Jacob. 345 Kearny
Davis Bros,, 419 Kearny and 718 Market
Dixon H. H., Mrs,. 923 Larkin
Dow Martin, 124 Second
FEIGENBAUM & CO,, 120 Sansom
•Feldbusch i Co., 308 Battery
•Feldman L. & Co., 315 Sacramento
Field Hampton E„ 1009 Howard
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL), SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv,
back cover)
Frajikenthal S Co., SW cor Battery and
California
Prey William A., 404 Kearny
Geisendorfer M, Mrs., 318 Third
Geraghty Michael, 1129 Folsom
Gillespie Farnham. 352 Fourth
♦Goodyear Rubber Co., 607 Market
Grube Max. 446 Third
Hammersmith J. E.. 335 Kearny
Hasey Samuel L., 32 Kearny
Henry C. Mrs,. NW cor Montgomery
Av and Filbert
Herbst Theresa Mrs,, 227 Fifth
Horn Frederick, 504 Sixth
♦Joseph Nathan k Co,. 641 Clay
♦Kohler. Chase & Co.. 633 Clay
Leyser J, E,. 936 Folsom
Lowenstein J.. 1304^ Stockton
Mayers Robert, 242 Montgomery
♦Mosse D'Alva Mrs,, 632 Washington
♦Pasquale B,, 644 Washington
Peters F. M, L., 207 Montgomery
Poorman Martha Mrs., 126 Seventh
Prescott C. A., 408 Third
Rothman Hemietta, 1409 Dupont
♦Schoenfeld. Cohen & Co., 119 Battery
Smith A, B. Mrs.. 1144 Folsom
Smith W. B., 422 Folsom
TishlerG,, 1014 Market
VAN SCHAACK C. P. & CO., 712
Kearny (see adv. registernames each
alternate page)
Vasselin Hypolite, 22 Fomrth
Warren August, 107 Sixth
Weaver k Taylor (rubber). 136 Mont
Wiese George H,, 326 Sixth
FEIGENBAUM & CD.
Importers A Mannfacturersof Toys,
Fancy Goods, French and German
Fancy Baskets, Musical In's,etc.
120, 122, 124, and 126 Sansom.
Translators.
[See Interpreters.]
Trees— Ornamental.
[See Nurseries.]
Corley Thomas. 315 Washington
Trunk Makers.
Behrendt H. & Co., N s Townsend bet
Third and Fourth
Blase Charles, 636 Market
Cook I. i Co., 30 California, 411 Kear-
ny, and NW cor Sutter and Mont I
Haas A. & Co., 21 Sansom
Harris J. & Co., NE cor Market and
Keamy
Martin D. S. & Co., 258 Bush and 2 Post
Truss manufacturers.
Dietrich C, 703! Market
Polkers J, H. A. k Bro., 118 Mont
Koehler August, 718 Washington
Marsh Truss Co.. 513 Montgomery
Newman & Bennet (agents), 411 Wash-
ington
Painter k Calvert (dealers), SE cor Clay
and Kearny and NW cor Fourth
and Howard
Perrault J.. 413 Keamy
Sherman J. A.. 240 Montgomery
Wakelee H, P. (dealer), SE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush
Will k Fiuck, 140 Montgomery and 821
Keamy
Turbine Wheels.
LEFFEL & MYEKS, 306 CaMomia
(see adv. dept. page Ixxxvi)
Turners— Mood and iTory.
California Mills, NW cor Spear and
Howard
Cameron k Hull, 218 Steuart and 409
Mission
FREEMAN B. H. & CO, 415 Mission
(see adv, dept. page Hi)
FreiAndrew, KingbetThird and Fourth
Gracier F. J,, SE cor Mission and Beale
Grrmdel P,. 643 Keamy
Hardenbergh Isaac, 24 California
Heney William, 109 Mission
JESSE k DREW, cor Berry and Fourth
(see adv. dept. page 21)
Kragen k Co., 210 Mission
LANGLAND N. P.. 485 Brannan (see
adv, dept page liv)
Meyer J. G. H., 228 Montgomery and
10 Stevenson
Orton R, H,, 437 Brannan
Schiller F. C, NW cor Howard and
Spear
STRAHLE JACOB & CO,, 633 Market
(see adv. register names, page 779)
Townsend E., 213 Mission
Wetherbee G. M.. 213 Mission
Turpentine, Pitch, Etc.
Walton N. 0„ 219 Mission
Twines.
ARMES k DALLAM, 215 and 217 Sac-
ramento (see adv. dept. page Ixxxiii)
Dakin k Libbey, 101 Clay
Detrick E, k Co,, 123 Clay
Hanna J, k P. N-, 308 Davis
Howes E. K. k Co.. 118 Front
Watson k Co., 319 Battery
ARMES & DALLAM,
All varieties of Linen, Hemp and
Cotton Twines,
215 and 217 Sacramento.
Twist Drills.
OTTO CHARLES, 312 Bush (see adv.
dept. page liv)
Type Case Makers.
Linforth Edward H. k Co., cor Mission
and Fremont
Type Founders.
Pacific Tvpe Foundry (Nelson C. Hawks),
632 Clay
Painter k Co., 510 Clay
READ. BRAND k CO. (agents). 310
Clay (see adv. dept. page Lxxxvii,
and reg. names each alternate page)
rmbrella— Adjustable.
WATERHOUSE k LESTER, 122 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page iclii)
tdies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing AppUanoes are^llS Geary,
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868
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
rmbrclla Mukers.
Alsop John S.. 333 Bush
Ban- John D., 325 Bush
Caronte Joseph, 136 Post
Con Lee (Chinese). 756 Clay
Foo Hing & Co. (Chinese). 748 Washing-
ton
Ghisla Salvatore, 1314 Stockton
Love E. A. & Co., 5 Stockton
Yeager Thomas F., 35 Post
Undertakers.
Craig Peter & Son, 823 Market
Flanagan & Gallagher. 834 Market
Goltien Thomas. 917 Market
GRAY N. & CO.. 643 Sacramento (see
adv. dept. page xUx)
Lockhart it Porter. 29 Third
MASSEY & YUNG. 651 Sacramento
(see adv. dept, page xlvi)
McGinn James, 717 Market
Undertakers* Goods.
GRAY N. & CO., 641 Sacramento (see
adv. dept. page xlix)
Underwriters— Agents of.
[See also Insurance.]
Bacon Joseph S. (Boston). 405 Front
Balzer Henry & Co. (Coin, Frankfort,
and Zurich), 213 Sansom
BelJoc Freres (Bottomry Bond Co.,
French), 524 Montgomery
De Fremery James (Amsterdam), 710
Sansom
FALKNER, BELL & CO. (London
Lloyds), 430 California
Fletcher Arteraus T. (New York and
Philadelphia). 318 California
Haven Charles D, (San Francisco, Fire),
416 California
Hellman Brothers & Co. (Hamburg and
German Lloyds). SW cor Jackson
and Front
Hopkins Caspar T. (Marine). 318 Cal
Michelssen Edward (Bremen), 310 Front
Muecke, Victor & Co. (Germanic
Lloyds). 109 California
Noyes Amos (American Lloyds), 318 Cal-
ifornia
Schroder Henry & Co. (Bordeaiix), SW
cor Battei-y and Washington
Speyer Morris & Co. (Swiss Lloyds), 425
California
Upholsterers.
Bell John C, 524 Market
Bell Robert, 410 Hayes
IWrnard Barnard, 318 Polk
Berson A. & Son. 712 Washington
Bndien A. & Son. 962 Folsom
Brandt Louis, 119 Sixth
BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO.. 618
Market (see adv. dept. page 12)
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co.. 226 Bush
Cooke & Smith. 30 Fourth
Dierck F. A,, 158 New Montgomery
Dillon William, 741 Mission
Duffy & Paulson, SW cor Jones and
OFarrell
EDWARDS FRANK G., 630 Clay (see
adv dept, page xliv)
EHRENPFORT WILLIAM, 14 Third
(see adv. dent, page lii)
Frank & Co., 820 Washington
Fromm & Schaefer. 113 Mfnna
Gallagher W, R., 21 Fourth
Gebhardt Wendel, 826 Clay
Goodwin & Co., 312 Pine
Graham Edward. 1 o'Farrell
Cireen Louis, 1007 Folsom
Gullixaon Henry A., 9 Third
H;l11 & Lachraan, 232 Bush
Hardie & Fredericks, NE cor Market
and Sansom
Hartshorn & McPhun, 112 Fourth
Heney W, J. & Co.. 727 Market
Hoey John, 729 Market
Huf Schmidt Frederick. 323 Pine
Hmnburg A., SE cor Howard and Fif-
teenth
Hunter John, 105 Sixth
Icke Jacob, 829 Pacific
Kittleman James, 633 Broadway
Koser William, 8 Fourth
Lenhardt A.. 1232 Stockton
Martens Nicholas, 119 Sixth
McAllister Thomas, NW cor Sutter and
Leavenworth
McElwee J. V. & Son, 219 Second and
572 Folsom
Mitchell G. H. & Co.. 314 Pine
Murphy Michael, 1810 Polk
O'Sullivan P. J,. 616 Post
Plum Charies M. & Co., 24 Post
Pouzadoux L, & Co., NW cor Stockton
and O'Farrell
Schaar Adolph, 286 Eleventh
Schlueter & Volberg. 709 Market
Schwerdt Bros., 925 Market
Spies F.. 603 Powell
Stemmler Fred., 706 Folsom
WadeM. J., 1071 Market
Weerljrouck Frederick, Twenty-fourth
bet Harrison and Alabama
Windel Henri & Co., 310 Stockton
Upholstery Goods.
[See also Carpets; also Dry Goods.]
Austin M. E., 639 Keamy
Bell John C. 524 Market
Berson A. & Son, 712 Washington
Colomljat Alfred. 509 Bush
Enplander William, 751 Market
BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO.. 618
Market and 15 Post (see adv. dept.
page 12)
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 226 Bush
EDWARDS FRANK G., 630 Clayfaee
adv. dept. page xliv)
Goodwin & Co., 312 Pine
Hardie & Fredericks, cor Sansom and
Market
Heney William J. & Co., 725 Market
Heynemann & Co., 5 Sansom
Hufschmidt Frederick. 323 Pine
Kennedy Edniond C, 729 Market
Keogh John. 573 Mission
McElwee J. V. & Son, 219 Second and
572 Folsom
Mitchell G. H, & Co., 314 Pine
Plum Charles M. & Co., 24 Post
SOLOMON B. L, & SONS (J. H. Kemp
agent). 410 Market
Walter D. N. & E. & Co,, cor Battery
and Market
Variety Stores.
Ackerman Bros., 209 Sutter and 129
Kearny
Altschul Simon & Co., 25 Keamy
Argeuti T. W , W s Mission bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Avery Eunice Mrs., NW cor Iowa and
Solano
Baldwin Starr. 603 Davis
Bernard Isaac, N s Sixteenth nr Mis-
sion
Brady Catherine Mrs.. 125 Fifth
Bnuiner Louis, 329 Hayes
Butterworth Sarali Mrs,. 1139^ Folsom
Carlson Martin, 428 Folsom
Cheyne Robert, 140 First
Curry Arthur L., 519 Taylor
Davis Bros.. 718 Market
Droge G. F. C. N s Sixteenth bet Mis-
sion and First Av
Frank David. 210 First
Gould Ellen K.. 1604 Pacific
Harris Isaac, 404 Hayes
Hasey Samuel L., 32 Keamy
Huerstel L., 748 Fourth
Isaacs S.. 743 Pacific
Klinnak & Co., SE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth
Lafti Lucio. cor Main and Folsom
Lamb Isaac, 132 Third
Levy Morris. 105 Sansom
Locher P. Mrs., SW cor Larkin and
Green
Mahony Mary Mrs., 262 First
Murawski J., 109 Pacific
Murphy M. A. Mrs.. 816 Greenwich
NeuTuan H. Mrs., W s Mission nr
Twenty -fourth
Perrins E. Mrs., 866 Folsom
Rnwle M. A. Mrs., 14 Foisom
Seavey Ann. NW cor Steuart and How-
ard
Stevenson J. J., 238 Sixth
Thorraahlen Heinrich, 202 First
Walsh Lawrence Mrs., 520 Geary
Worden C. H., 314 Fifth
Uno Novelty Co.. 724i Market
Varnish Mannfactnrers.
Gibb & Co., 534 Market
Hueter Bros. & Co., 408 Commercial
Pacific Varnish Works, 10 Battery
Speyer Bros,, 10 Battery
Varnlshers and Polishers.
[See also Painters.]
CARSON HENRY W., 120 Main
Cooke & Smith, 30 Fourth
Lockhart & Porter, 29 Third
STRAHLE JACOB & Cd.. 533 Miir-
ket (see adv. reg. names, page 77^1
H. W. CARSON,
Practical VaTniEter and Polisher, 120 Main,
Oil and Wax Finishiner, Strlpinff,
Staining, Graining and Gilding done
on most reasonable terms. Parti -n-
lar attention given to House Furni-
ture, Pianos, etc.
Varnishes.
[See also Paints.]
Bass T. J. & Co,, 26 Geary
Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Gibb & Co,, 534 Market
Hiieter Bros. & Co., 408 Commercial
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO., 103 Front
(see adv. dept, page xxx)
Walton N. C. (ship), 217 Mission
Wason & Morris, 38 California
Whittier. FuUer & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Ventilators.
Em-eka Ventilation Co., 236 Montgom-
ery
Hayes George & Co., 30 Harriet
Veterinary niedlciues.
[See also Patent Medicines.]
Williams Homer, 8i Brenham PI
Wright Alfred. 159 New Montgomery
Veterinary Surgeons.
Bonis Pierre D,, 214 Stevenson
Bums Peter. 442 Hayes
Carpenter W. H,. 840 Mission
ClaussenH. H., 213 Pine
De Tavel A., 811 Howard
Evans George A,. 308 Main
Imltourg Charles, 128 Keamy
Jacolisen Iver. 15 Sutter
Mar.shall Walter. 815 Clay
Mmiro J. McK.. 773 Market
Uidal Ramon, 723 VaUejo
Vinegar IHannf^icturers.
[See also Pickles,]
Califoniia Wine and Vinegar Workfl,
cor Market and Brady
Code. Elfelt & Co,. 314 Washington
Cutting & Co., 17-31 Main, office 410
Front
Fisher John H,. 506 Commercial
POHLEY & KOSTER. cor Gough and
Fulton, office 321 Front
PREBLE & CO.. 218 Davis
Riedel Gustave, NE cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Schammel Henry C, 608 Lombard
Schmidt & Fretz, 119 Commercial
Waldo G. D, (agent), 37 Battery
Wangenheim Sol. & Co,. 126 California
California Cider "Works,
PKEBT^K A CO., Props.
218 Davis, bet. Clay and CommercIaL
Bottlers of the celebrated Ore-
gon Cider, which is kept constantly
on hand by barrel or case, warranted
to keep in anv eliraato. Sole Agents
Westminster Sauce ; also, CaliforaJft
Sauce, equal to Worcestershire.
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, Import their own Stock from New Yori
t P.VA1TSCHAA0K&C0.,706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Estatlished 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Pacific Vinegar Works.
Works, cor. Gouoh & Fulton,
Hayes Valley :
Office 321 Front (up stairs).
IVagon Depots.
[See Carriage and Wagon Depots.]
Warehouses,
Battery Street Bonded. OeorgeO Bode,
NW cor Batterj- and Filbert
Bay, John Melville, Sansom nr Lom-
pard
Beale Street. Patrick Kyan & Co., cor
Beale and Brj'ant
Bonded, cor Filbert and Battery
• Broadway Bonded. Edwiu Danforth,
cor Broadway and Batteri'
California, C. Clayton & Co., NW cor
Beale and Brannan ^^
Clark's Point. J. F. Haycock & Co., NW
cor Front and Broadway
Cowells. L. P. Sage. NE cor Battery
and Union
Cunningham's, between Front, Battery,
: Green, and Commerce
, Eagle. N. R. Lowell, NW cor Davis and
Pine
Empire. Woodhams & Ludlum. 16-22
Beale
Eureka, A. J. Gove, cor Montgomery
and Chestnut
Fliufs, B. P. Flint & Co., cor Battery
and Greenwich
Forbes', Forbes Bros. & Co., Front nr
Vail e jo
Friedlander's, foot Spear and cor San-
som and Chestnut
Front St.. J. F. Haycock&Co., SW cor
Front and Broadway
Gil'bs". J. O. Strauch, SW cor Front
and Vallejo
Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded. Searle &
Bode, NW cor Battery and Green-
wich
Griffin's, NW cor Battery and Filbert
Holcomb W. A. & Co. "s, SW cor Battery
and Vallejo
Howes & Co.B. 1013 Battery
Ingersoll's George S,, 1101 Battery
Kittle k Co.'s, 809 Sansom
Lazard's. SW cor Filbert and Battery
Lombard Bonded, E. A. Swain & Co.,
cor Lombard and Sansom
Long Bridge, E s Long Bridge nr Steam-
boat Pier
McAlister's J. H,, N s Townsend bet
Fourth and Fifth
Mission Bay. L Friedlander, N s Chan-
nel nr Fourth
Mission Rock ^Vha^f, H. B. Tichenor &.
Co., 42 Market
North Point. I, Friedlander, cor San-
som and Chestnut
North Point Dock, B. Crethin, NW cor
Sansom and Lombard
Occidental Grain. Charles Clayton & Co.,
cor First and Tonwsend
• Oriental. Pool k Harris, cor Brannan
and First
Pacihc. J, F. Haycock & Co., NE cor
Battery and Broadway
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Free, foot First
Pac-fic Mail S. 8. Co.'s Grain, cor First
and Brannan
' Pioneer. T. W. Floyd & Co., SW cor
Batteo' and Filbert
Railroad Grain, cor King and Second
Eincon Point, E. V. Hathaway, Eincon
Point
Rogers' Nathan. 818 Battery
Sages. S B Union bet Battery and Front
Sansom Street Bonded, 315 Sansom
Scott's. Whittier, Fuller i Co.. KW cor
.Sansom and Greenwich
Selbys, Thomas H. Selby & Co., SW
cor Markt^t and Main
SLOSS LOUIS &. CO.'S, NW cor Fol-
som iind Spear
South Point, John Hooper, S s Berry nr
Fourth
Union, SchoU &. Lankershim, NW cor
Union and Battery
Vallejo Street Bonded, NW cor Front
and Vallejo
Wtitney k Webster's, S s King nr
Fourth
Washing Machines.
[See also Machinists; also Hardware.]
ARMES k DALLAM. 215 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page Ixxsiii)
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Lamb Freeman B., 231 Second
Washing Powders.
Adams J. W., 24 Commercial
Falkinburgh & Co., S s Oregon bet
Front and Davis
Kane A. J . 311 Battery
Mission Soap and Candle Works, 108
Bush
Standard Soap Co,, 204-208 Sacramento
STEELE JAMES G. &. CO., 521Mon^
gomery (see adv. dept. page Ixxix)
Watches— Importers of.
[♦Retail.]
•Anderson & Randolph, 101 Montgom-
ery
•Andrews A.. 221 Montgomery
•BARRETTi SHERWOOD, 517Mont-
gomerj- (see adv. dejit page ii)
•BEAVERMAN & LEVY. 119 Mont-
gome-y (see adv. front cover)
CALIFORNIA JEWELEY CO., 134
Sutter
•Cxunmings & Sons, 327 Kearny
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Dirking August. 128 Kearny
GARDINER GEORGE D. & CO., 302
Mont (see adv. reg. names, p. 482)
Giannini P. A.. SJ Keamy
Guignard J., 614 Merchant
•Haight A, J., 138 Montgomery
•Hirschman A., 200 Sansom
•Jordan Morris. 7 Keamy
•Joseph Nathan k Co.. 041 Clay
Kahn L. & M. k Co.. 112 Keamy
KOEHLER k RITTER. 620 Merchant
•LAIRD D. W., 613 Montgomery (see
adv. register names each alternate
page, and adv. dept. page Ixx)
Levison Brothers. 134 Sutter
•Lewis H. M.. 655 Clay
Lorsch, Wolf k Co., 24 Post
•Mayers Henry, 205 Montgomery
•Mayers Robert, 242 Montgomery
•Rahwyler Abram. 102 Third
Ruhl Brothers. 522 Montgomery
•SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont-
gomery
•SHEEVE GEORGE C. k CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page
lii and edge volume)
•Somin Alexander, 603 Montgomery
•Titcomb A C, 240 Montgomery
•Tucker J. W. & Co , 131 Keamy
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Weyl Bros., 339 Keamy
■V,'"unsch M. k Co.. 206 Keamy
Zacharias Henry. 533 Keamy
Zacharias L., 534 Keamy
G. C. Shbeve. Geo. Bonny.
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
Je^welry, Diamonds and
Silver "Ware,
110 Montgomery.
Walchmakerft.
[See also Jewelers.]
Ahrens Christian, 843 Dupont
Anderson k Randolph, 101 Montgom-
ery
Barrett Alfred, 13 Second
Battersby James, 13 Third
Bird Robert, 1313 Pacific
Boam P. E., 38 Sixth
Bourgoin A., 1120 Dupont
BRAVERMAN k LEVY, 119 Mont-
gomery (see adv. front cover)
CaUender Htnry A., 62 Second
Cammer Anton. 113(5 Dupont
Carmatz Adolph, 521 Sansom
Chew Fun (Chinese). 923 Dupont
Christ SamutI, 124 Post
Cornell Watch Co.. W s Fourth bet
Brj'aut and Harrison
Cnmmings k Sons, 327 Keamy
Dewey Charles H,, 433 Montgomery
Eliaser I., 422 Third
Fiuck G.. NAV cor Keamy and Geary
Fontana G., junction Montgomery Av,
Kearny, and Pacific
Golly Ambroise. 1205 Dupont
Gottschalk Charles H. , 413 Montgomery
Graf k Amstutz. 315 Keamy
Gruner Frank, 84S Washington
Hall T. D„ 37 Sixth
Haight A J.. 138 Montgomery
Hartung Theodore, 423 Pine
Heitzman John, 408 Commercial
Henderson David, 702 Keamy
Henry D. W.. 3 O'Farrell
Heringhi Leopold, 28 Third
Hotleng Frederick, 754 Market
Huguenin J. C, 345 Keamy
Hunziker G., 16 Third
Hj-man N. J., 38 Keamy
Isson Samuel. 401 Pacific
Jaccard D. H.. 138 Post
Jansen Romberg, 321 Keamy
Jonas LA., 128 Pacific
Jones J. B., 44 Second
Jordan John, 7 Keamy
Jordan Morris, 7 Keamy
Josephi R . 648i Market
Kling O. W., 213 Jackson
LAIRD DAVID W.. 613 Montgomery
(see adv. register names each alter-
nate page, and adv. dept. page Ixx)
Lang Ernest, 526 Commercial
Larsen k Wilson, NW cor Sutter and
Keamy
Lavino H., 909 Kearny
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clay
Lippman Joseph, 203 Montgomery
Marks Fred., SW cor Montgomery Av
and Pacific
Martin M. L., 1034 Market
Mathieu Gaston k Son. 916 Market
Mayers Henrj-, 205 Montgomery
McGregor Joseph (Estate of), 409 San-
som
Mullin E. J., 102 Fourth
Mund H. C. 1134 Market
Mund Wilham, 18 Fourth
Myer A., 1006 Market
Nemnan Herman, 356 Third
Nolle WiUiam, 321 Keamy
O'Connell Daniel A., 155 Third
O'Neill John, 407 Third
Ohm E. F. 615 Montgomery
Osterloh A. 346 Foiuth
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
Porep L-. 230 Montgomery
Poultney John, 137 Montgomery
Purdy Sol. F., 16 Fourth
Rahwj-Ier A., 102 Third
Revalk John, 511 Montgomery
Roffat Simon. 1020 Dupont
SHERWOOD ROBERT, 517 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page ii)
Shirpser M.. 102 Sixth
SHEEVE GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Montgomery (see adv. dept. page
bd and edge volume)
Simmons Samntl, 519 Keamy
Skerrett Daniel. 126 Second
Somin Alexander, 603 Montgomery
Spauli^iing Andrew, 122 Fourth
Stein Meyer, 737 Pacific
Stewart Frank, 509 Sixteenth
Studley B. W., 240 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas. 423 Washington
Traube Hartwig, 643 Keamy
Tucker J. W. k Co., 131 Keamy
Turner WiUiam. 524 Battery
Wallmann k Brother, 212 Montgomery
Wen7el k Hartmann, 324 Keamy
Wunsch M. & Co., 206 Keamy
Ytiung James, 57 Second
Zacharias Bros., 717 Clay
Zacharias L. & Bro.. 534 Keamy
Zuckerman Jacob, 224 SLtth
Ime but the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Mercha
870
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIREOTOET.
Watcb Case Makers.
Croce S Marchand, 622 Clay
Falco Alexander, 614 Merchant
Giaunini P. A.. 5i Kearny
Richardt Emile, 1 Gardner
Smith F., 619 Sacramento
IValetunakers* Materials.
Dirking August, 128 Kearny
FAi. JEON S. & CO., 313 Bush
Giaiiuini P. A. 5i Kearny
Levison Brothers. 134 Sutter
Studley B. W., 240 Montgomery
S. FARJEON & CO.
Importers of
Watch Materials, Tools,
rewELESs' nroiNGs, etc.
313 Bdsh,
Water Closets— Patent.
SMITH AXFRED J.. 224 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page liixiv)
SMITH WILLIAM, 21 Mont At, rear
{see adv. dept. page 19)
Water Pipe— Mannfacturers.
[See Pipes— Water.]
Water Tanks.
Atwood & Bodwell, 211 Mission
HUNT E. O. & CO., 61 Beale (see adv.
dept. page 4)
TTJSTIN W. I., 5 Beale (see adv. dept.
pages xciv and icv)
Water l^Tieels.
LEFFEL & MYERS (turbine). 306 Cal-
ifornia (see adY. dept. page Ixxivi)
Treadwell & Co., SW cor Market and
Fremont
Wilson J. D., 2 Clara Lane
Water Works.
[See also Incorporated Companies.]
California Water Co., 315 California
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water
Works Co., 808 Montgomery
Marin County Water Co., SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Front
San PVancisco Water Co., 323 California
SearsviUe Water Co., 438 California
SPRING VALLEY, 516 Calif omia (see
adv. dept. page 1)
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., 419
California
Wax Work — Ornamental.
Bnrboa Jesus, 15 Dupont
Cook A. O. Mrs., 235 Kearny
Cotter J. E. Mrs., 10 Stockton
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., 308 Post
Lucas Anna Gettz Mme., 743 Howard
Weather Strips.
Bradstreet J. R., 314 Pine
Eckfeldt J. M. it Co., 412 Clay
MitcheU G. H. i Co., 314 Pine
Weighers Merchandise.
Giles James W., 208 Davis
Wheelwrights.
[See Blacksmiths; also Carriage Mak-
ers,]
Whip Makers.
Keyston S. & J. W., 2629 Mission
Main it Winchester, 214 and 216 Battery
Stone & Hayden, 422 Battery
Whlteners.
[See also Plasterers, etc.]
Beck H. S., 208 Sutter
Becket Soloman, SE cor Dupont and
Geary
Cassuben Ernest, 515 Bush
Davis C, SW cor Jackson and Mont-
gomery
Dodson Beverly, 18 Post
Gartield J. Q., 809 Market
Oilman & Mellon, 422 Commercial
Hamer George H., 803 Mission
Harris A., 1U36 Market
Irwin S. M., NE cor Third and Jessie
Jennings F. A., 809 Market
Kaiser G. A. & Co.. 641 California
Kraus F. H.. 227 Post
McDowell G.. 766 Mission
Morse James L., 759i Mission
O'Connor Jeremiah, 941 Market
Perkins & Quinn, NE cor Washington
and Montgomery
Sampson James B., 36 Second
Samuel Emanuel, 208 Sutter
SELLERS J. C, 31 Second (see adv.
dept. page 20)
Wig and Tonpee Workers.
[See also Hairdressers.]
Bonnet L. Mrs., 25 Post
Dissat Antoine, 511 Keamy
Favard J. B., 208 Stockton
Kosche C, 511 Pine
Monks Samuel, 8 Stockton
Piiyoou Bernard, 610 Keamy
Pyat Felii, 424 Keamy
Spitz Bertha Mrs., 316 Keamy
Wanek E., 641 Keamy
Willow Ware.
[See Wood and Willow Ware.]
Willow Workers.
Becker W., SE cor Post and Keamy
Cummings J. H., 308 Pine
Kasslin John, 1415 Stoclrton
Lascombe John, 305 Third
Moses W. W , 926 Market
Navlet Victor, 224 Leidesdorff
Scott A. G., 8 Centre Market
Sieberst Henry G.. 654 Market
Tewes F., 638 Market
Wind Mills.
Atwood & Bodwell, 211 Mission
Dexter Windmill Co., 601 CaUfomia
Hoag C. P, (agent), 18 Fremont
HUNT EDWIN O. 4 CO., 51 Beale (see
adv. dept page 4)
Ruser C. F., 717 Treat Av
TUSTIN WILLIAM I., 5 Beale (see
adv. dept. pages xciv and xcv)
E. O. HUNT,
Wind MUis.Pump.s and Water Tanks
of all sizes, built to order,
51 Beale.
TUSTIN'S PATENT
First Premium Wind Mills
And HORSE POWERS,
By the Pineer Wind MiU Manufac-
turer ol this State.
Factory, cor. Market andBEALB.
W. I. TUSTIN, Inventor & Patentee.
[See advertisement on pp. xciv, xcv]
Window Glass.
[See Paints. Oils, and Glass.]
Window Shades.
[See also Paper Hangings.]
Austin M. E., 639 Keamy
Bumham James W. & Co.. 15 Post
Clark George W., 333 Pine
EDWARDS FRANK G., 630 Clay (see
adv. dept. page xliv)
Hartshorn i- McPhim, 112 Fourth
Kennedy Kdmond C, 729 Market
Mountain & Raye. 718 Market
Mitchell G. H. & Co., 314 Pine
Peters William B., 321 Pine
Rossiter Jas. (manufacturer), 104 FTan<
Schlueter & Volberg, 709 Market
Wine Presses.
Fish A. L. & Co., 9 First
Wines— Medical.
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 621 Mont-
gomery (see adv. dept. page Ixxix)
Wines and Brandies— Native.
[See Native Wines,]
Wire Goods and Workers.
BRITTAN, HOLBROOK S CO., Ill
Cal (see adv. reg. names, p. 863)
Eckfeldt J. M. & Co.. 412 Clay
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION k
MAINTENANCE CO., 134 Sutter
Gruenhagen C. H., 665 Mission
HALLIDIE A. S., 113 Pine (see adv.
dept. page ilviii)
Houghton F. T. & Co. (white wire
clothes line), 221 Front
Electrical Constmciion & Mijintenance Co<
134 Sutter,
Teleffraph £nffineers, Man'
ufaciurert £ Conlraciort'
Galvanized and Plain Telegraph
Wire, in half-mile bundles, with sol-
dered joints : Submarine Cables, In-
sulators, Instruments, and buppliea.
Wire Rope— Mannfacturers.
HALLIDIE A. S., 113 Pine (see adv.
page xlviii}
Wire Screens.
Allen C. C. 437 Brannan
Quick John W., 203 Fremont
Wood and Coal.
Alexander James, Berry bet Third and
Fourth
Alley W. H.. 908 Stockton
Anderson & Bro., 118 Market
Arnold Joseph, 326 Third
Audiffred H., Mission St. "Wharf
Badaracco A & Co., 1516 Stockton
Barrett James, Seventeenth nr Church
Eassart Charles E., 128 O Farrell
Bassett & Bailey. 128 OTarrell
Belando Pietro, 1210 Powell
Blue Robert, 1414 Pine
Botcher A. , NW cor McAllister and Bu-
chanan
Boulauger M. C, 1163 Howard
Boyd Bros., 1320 Larkin
Bozzo Emanuel, 739 Vallejo
Breckenridge & Co., SW cor Sutter and
PoweU
Brizzolara L., 315 Broadway
Brizzolara & Co., 1015 Washington
Byroe Michael, 418 Sixth
Byrne P.. 407 Fourth
Callaghan David Mrs., 158 Minna
Campbell Donald, S s Fourteenth At
nr Railroad Av
Carroll John, 1503 Folsom
Celle Lorenzo. S s Brannan bet Seventh
and Eighth
Cereghiuo B.. 428 Pacific
Clark M., 1539 Howard
Coli Alessio & Co., 907 Washington
Connolly Martin. 1068 Howard
Conway Patrick, 133 Second
Corbett J. J., 211 Mason
Cunnane & Farrell, NE cor Fulton and
Octavia
Earitan Elver Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAN & CO.'S, 87 California Market.
P.VANSOHAACK&CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Eearnj, Established 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIKECTOEY.
871
Cunningliain John, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Curran John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
De Bemadotti L., 508 Green
Doane J. G., NE cor Taylor and Fill-
more
Dober F. J., NE cor Buchanan and La-
guna
DoUey iHchael, 256 Perry
Dove & Taylor, SW cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Downey John, 924 Folsom
Drake G. W., East bet Market and
2tfission
Dunn Edward, 502 Third
DriscoU T., NW cor Sixteenth and Mia-
8ion
Dninimond & Lemont, E s Valencia nr
Fifteenth
Dunn James, 1219 Powell
Eaton I, F.. SW cor Berry and Third
Farrell & Irwin, 29 Ellis
Ferretti k Oordano, 515 Pacific
Fisher J. M.. 223 Sixth
Flynn H., S58 Howard
Gallagher Bernard, NTV cor Sixth and
Brannan
Garibaldi G.. 1803 Mason
Gameau G., 967 Mission
Gatto Michael, SE cor Larkin and
Green
GaYigan W., Larue's Wharf
George David. 13 Webb
Germain H.. 414 OFaxrell
Gibbons James, NW cor Seventh and
Harrison
Ginocliio & Sturla. 629 Lombard
Giovannini Antone, 608 Broadway
Giovannini D., 816 Pacific
Giovannini F. & Co., SE cor Kearny
and Broadway
GoetzB.. SHITnion
Granfield & Hynes. 1040 Ho-ward
Green A. V.. 511 Bush
Green & McCuUough, 1106 Folsom
Guaspari G &. Co.. 635 Vallejo
Guinasso L. G. k Co., 1311 Dupont
Haley M. C. 1205 Broadway
Hanson k Adams, 125 Ninth
Hardieman John, 710 Brannan
Harms Herman & Co., SW cor Fourth
and Brannan
Harris T. H. & Co.. 1020 Market
Hartnett M.. 343 Jessie
Healy Joseph, 316 Montgomery
Hefer J. A, 715 Harrison
Henderson J. Jr. & Co., 836 Washington
Hennessy, Stewart k Co., 767 Mission
Henry J., NE cor Market and East
Henry J. W., 1621 Powell
Heyfron Joseph, 328 Sixth
Heyfron Matthew, 716 Folsom
Higgins & Collins. 1 Market
Hirsch Joseph, 11 Dikeman PI
Hogan John Mrs., 103 Lafayette
Hurley D, D.. SW cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Johnson Harriet E. Mrs., 321 Seventh
Johnston B., 427 Clementina
Kachele Michael, 22 Morton
Keefe David, 814 Folsom
Kelly k Smith, Railroad nr Eleventh
Av, South S. F.
Kenney & Brannan. 1161 Howard
Keams k Byrnes. 1523 Dupont
Klaber George, 564 Howard
Klotz F., 1620 Stockton
Knapp A & Co., E 8 Mission nr Twen-
ty-fourth
Koch Charies, 1034 Howard
Koerber H. & Bro,. 17 Washington
Laggermau Henry, 904 Howard
Larson James, 269 First
Lmori k Bro.. 1210 Stockton
Lynch P., 610 Larkin
Macdonough J., 310 Leavenworth
Maguire k Co.. 133 Hayes
Maisch J., 126 Geary
Male G.. SE cor Brannan and Eighth
Marchant Joseph, Larue's Wharf
Maschio Vincent. 438 Minna
Mathiaa & Hildelbrand, 112 Washing-
ton
McCormick Felix, 113 Shipley
McDonald P. A. (coke). 233 Fourth
McDonough J. M., 619 Turk
McGrath M. W., 1400 Polk
McGrath k Pridy, W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-SLith
McHugh Michael, 418 Sixth
McKew John, 431 Union
McMann W., SW cor Washington and
Polk
McMurray & McGrath, S s California nr
Steiner
Meyer k Bro., SW cor Bush and Pierce
Middleton & Farnsworth, 14 Post
Miller William H. , N s Twelfth bet Mis-
sion and Market
Mitchell Edward, 434 Sixth
Moore John, 662 Mission
Munroe G. R., 16 Stockton
Nellman J., 901 Greenwich
Nardeili S., 1803 Mason
Noonan E., E s Howard nr Fifteenth
O'Connell James, Larue's MTiarf
Pacific Commercial Co., Larue's Wharf ,
328 Geary and 1212 Polk
Patchel & Goodnow, 234 Fifth
Pinder G. E., 429 Third
Quast J. C. M., 836 Harrison
Reid Thomas, 958 Mission
Rice k McGar\ey, 1154 Folsom
Riley Michael, 11 Eddy
Riordan J. P.. 625 Howard
Ross John, 313 Furat
Russer Joseph, 713 Greenwich
Sanguinetti J., 103 Geary
Schilling L-. cor Fifth and Townsend
Schlueter J. J., 528 Fourth
Schmidt. C. F., NE cor Butte and Ten-
nessee
Schmidt & Thompson, 634 Geary
Smith John, 223 Post
Smith J. S. . SE cor Harrison and Twen-
ty-fourth
Squires Bros., NE cor Seventh and
Minna
Stand k Bro., 211 Dupont
Storm k Co., Berry nr Third
Taggert k Flanagan, SW cor Hanrison
and Sixteenth
Taylor Thomas. 511 Bush
Terkelson k Brother, Long Bridge
Tieman & Ryder, W s Slission nr Twen-
ty-second
Tiemey k Horton, 18 Everett
Trevor Frank, 706 Bush
Turner & Harvey, East bet Pacific and
Jackson
Tuttle Thomas J., 11 Taylor
Weed & Gone, 933 Market
Weston George H., 749 Folsom
Winks James, cor Howard and Fifth
Wissing F. J., NE cor Folsom and Sev-
enth
Wrede H. k Co., 1218 Pacific
Wren John, S s Twenty-second nr Fol-
som
Yates G. C, 531 Pine
Wood and Willow Ware,
[See also Willow Workers.]
ARarES k DALLAM (manufacturers),
215 Sacramento (see adv. dept. page
Ixxxiii)
Cummings J. H., 308 Pine
Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansom
Feldmann L. k Co., 315 Sacramento
FLAVIN MARTIN J. (IXL). SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover)
Harrison & Dickson. 210 Sacramento
Houghton F. T. & Co., 221 Front
Howes E. K & Co., manufacturers), 122
Front
Navlet Victor, 224 X^idesdorff
Schoenfeld, Cohen k Co., 119 Battery
Sieberst H. G., 654 Market
ARM£S & DALI^M,
Importers &. Manufacturers,
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE,
215 and 217 Sacbajcento.
Wood Preserving Works,
Wood Preserving Works, Berry nr
Fourth, office 606 Montgomery
Wood Working Machinery.
BONNEY OLPHA Jr., 221 Mission
(see adv. dept, page 9)
Gregory H. P., SW cor First and Mar-
ket
Small Isaac H., 7 Beale
Treadwell & Co., SW cor Market and
Fremont
Wool Dealers and Commis-
sion.
[See also Hides and Wool.]
Alexander James, Berry bet Third and
Fourth
Bailey Thomas & Co., SE cor Fifth and
King
Ballard k Hall, 106 Davis
Bennett & Page, 304 Davis
Beveridge k Ashton. 621 Sansom
Christy k Wise, 607 Front
Cox J. W., NW cor Front and Broad-
way
Ernst Hermann, 45 Clay
Person k Bruns, 32 California
Feuerstein R. & Co., 230 Cahfomia
Fhnt B. P. k Co., SW cor Battery and
Greenwich
Gaxiola & AndTade, 320 Sansom
Goldtree Nathan, 25 Battery
Grisar E. & Co., cor Fifth and Town-
send
Guadalupe Island Co. (A Rodgers), 306
Pine
Heynemann & Co. , 5 Sansom
Koshland Bros.. 19 Sansom
Lambert, Palmer k Co.. 39 Market
Legallet k Steinbach, Octavia nr Lom-
bard
McAMster J. H., N s Townsend bet
Fifth and Sixth
Miller k Co.. 10 Davis
Moody & Parish. 210 Davis
Moore James, 321 Front
Newmark J. P. k Co., 425 Sacramento
O'DONNELL CORNELIUS, Ss Bran-
nan bet Fifth and Sixth (see adr
dept. page 20)
Owens k Moore, 405 Front
Redding W. S, & Co., 318 Front
Rich A & Co., 318 Front
Rogers Nathan, 818 Battery
Sacramento Hide, Wool k Tallow Co.,
113 Washington
San Joaquin Valley Wool Growers', 331
Montgomery
Santa Cruz Island Co., 137 Montgomery
Sedgly k Davis, 533 Kearny
SLOSS LOUIS k CO., 310 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page Ixvil
Sumner k Lowell, 519 Front
Watt k McLennan. 318 Front
Whitney & Webster, King nr Fourth
Wool Mattresses.
[See Mattresses.]
Woolen Goods..
[See also Cloths and Woolen Goods.]
Brown Brothers & Co., agents Oregon
City Woolen Manufacturing Co., 34
Sansom
Em-ke Francis G. , agent Capital Woolen
Mills, 523 Market
Dinkelspiel L. & Co., Ill Battery
Heynemann k Co.. 5 Sansom
Hoffman k Co.. agents Los Gatos Man-
ufacturing Co.. 17 Battery
Lazard FrOres, 525 Market
Lindenberger Thomas E., agent Wil-
lamette Woolen Mills, 28 Sansom
Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills, Fol-
som bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
office 519 Market
Morgenthau Max, 108 Bush
Raas E. k Co,, 616 Sacramento
Sachs L. & M. & Co., agents Marysville
Woolen Mills, SW cor Battery and
Bush
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOL-
EN FACTORY, Black Point, office
115 Battery (see adv. depr. page hii)
San Jose Woolen Mills, office 521 Mar-
ket
Stein, Simon & Co., 632 Sacramento
UUmann M. & Co., 628 Sacramento
Baths ! Baths ! ! Baths ! ! ! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Geary.
JEWELRY made to order and EEPAIEED T^y D. ¥■ Laird, 613 Montgomery.
872
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Buyer, Reich S Co., 129 Kearny
Kaindler & Co.. 100 Montgomery
liOCAN & CO.. 19 Montgomery and 107
Sutter (see adv. dept. page xxh)
Yankee SToHons.
Buyer. E«ich & Co., 129 Kearny
FLAVIN MAETIN J. (IXX), SE cor
Kearny and Commercial (see adv.
back cover) _
FEANKENTHAL S: CO., SW cor Bat-
tery and California
Great Eastern Yankee Notion Co., 537
Market
Hoffman & Co., 17 Battery
Jones E. H. i; Co , 535 Market
Kohler, Chase & Co., 633 Clay
Michels, Friedlander & Co.. 7 Battery
Naylor & Swartley, 721i Market
Rosenbaum & Friedman, 22 Battery
Sachs. Strassburger & Co., SE cor San-
9om and Pine
BARTON B. F. 4 CO.. 211 and 213 Sac-
ramento
Son Bros., SE cor San'and Sacramento
Schoenfeld, Cohen & Co., 119 Battery
Tobin, Davisson S Co., NW cor Sansom
and Sutter
VAN SCHAACK C. P. 4 CO.. 712
Kearny (see adv. register names,
each alternate page)
Weil 4 Woodleaf, 113 Battery
FBANK:E3NTHAIi & CO.
Importers and Jobbers of
Cutlery, Stationery,
Smokers' Articles, Musical Instru-
ments, Playing Cards, and a com-
plete assortment of
Faicy fioois and Yaiiiee Notions,
Corner B.^tteby and Caltforxta.
Teast Powders — Manufactur-
ers.
BOWEN BROS., 432 Pine (see adv.
back vol, and adv. dept. page 16)
Callaghan D. k Co., 121 Front
CHURCH & CO., 407 Front
Tyler S. H. (cream-tartar), 211 Sac
Worthington & Co., 317 Clay
B. F. BARTON & CO.
Manufacturers of tlie
celebrated
Peerless Yeast Powders
211 and 21.3 Sacbamento.
D. CALLAGHAN,
Importer and Manufacturer of
DONNOLLY'S
Caliloriia Piemim Teast Powfleis,
CREAM TAETAE,
SODA AND SALJ5RATUS, ]
121 Froxt. I
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BEITTON, REY S CO., 529 Com
Brown G. T. 4 Co., 540 Clay
Schmidt M. 4 Co., 411 Clay and 412 Com
Wittenbach Emanuel, 621 Clay
PREPARING FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND ITS ENVIRONS ;
■ EXHIBITDCQ AT A GLAHCE ■
What can be seen in and around the METROPOLIS of the PACIFIC,
and How to See it, with References to the Early History
of the City, Early Settlers, Public Buildings, etc.
nxrSTRATEB ■WITH NtTMEROUS ENGRAVINGS, MAPS, ETC., ETC.
One Volume, 12 mo, 216 jpages.
Price, ONE DOLLAR.
HENRY G. liANGLEY, PubUsher.
MOE&AN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
, p. VAU SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
APPENDIX.
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' COMPRISING THE CONSOLIDATION ACT,
■WITH THE AMENDMENTS THEKETO i
OFFICEES OF GOVEENMENT: FEDEKAL, STATE and MUNICIPAL,
TOGBTKBB WITH
LISTS OF CHURCHES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
ne tut the Best of Artists employed at Hairdressing Establishment, 113 Geary,
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Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Eetail, D. W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchar
MXJNICIF^L l^ASWB.
In addition to the amendments to the Consolidation Act, now in force, the following impor-
tant Statutes, passed by the Legislature of the State and applicable thereto, will be found
included in the following digest of this important Municipal Law :
PAGE.
To Change the Time of Holding Municipal Elections 881
To Establish a Paid Fire Department SS2 and 883
To Define the Duties and Powera of the Coroner 885
To Prescribe the Jurisdiction of the Police Court 890
To Establish Harbor Police Regulations 891
To Increase the Police Force 892
To Pro\ide for the Support of Common Schools 895
To Establish Cosmopolitan Schools. 899
To Enforce the Educational Rights of Children (Com-
pulsory School Law) 901
To Legalize Street Grades 912
To Appoint a Finance Committee and Prescribe its
Powera 920
To Open, Widen, and Extend Streets 921
To Modify Street Grades 922
PAGE.
To Change Street Grades 924
To Establish and Maintain an Alms House and Hos-
pital 926
To Abolish the City Hall Commission and Provide for
the Construction of the City Hall, 92G
To Organize and Regulate the Justicess' Court 928
To Establish a Municipal Court 930
To Facilitate and Increase the Collection of State,
County, and Municipal Licenses 931
To Regulate the Assessment and Collection of Taxes
on Personal Property 932
To Provide Funds to Build a House of Correction 933
To Transfer the Management of the Industrial School 934
To Provide and Maintain Pubhc Water Works 935
To Organize a Board of Health 940
Earitan River Transplanted Oysters at MOBGAlT & CO/S, 87 California Market.
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( p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1S62.
THE AMENDED CONSOLIDATION ACT.
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TO REPEAL THE SEVERAL CHAETERS OF THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, TO ESTABLISH THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO, AND TO CONSOLIDATE THE
GOV'ERNIIENT THEREOF.— Approved Atril 19, 1866.
The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
ARTICLE I.
^^ Section^ I. The Corporation, or body politic and corporate, now existing and known as the
"CiTT OF Sax FK.iNClsco, " shall remain and continue to be a body pohtic and corporate, in
name and m fact, by the name of the "City and County of San Francisco;" and by that
name shall have perpetual succession, may sue and defend in all Courts and places, and in all
matters and proceedings whatever, and may have and may use a common seal, and the same
may alter at pleasure, and may purchase, receive, hold, and enjoy real and personal property,
and sell, convey, mortgage, and dispose of the same for the common benefit. The boundaries
of the City and County of San Francisco shall be as follows : Beginning in the Pacific Ocean
three miles from shore, and on the line (extended) of the United States Survey, separating town-
ships two and three south {Mount Diablo Meridian), and thence running northerly and parallel
with the shore so as to be three miles therefrom opposite Seal Rock ; thence in the same general
diruetion to a point three miles from shore, and on the northerly side of the entrance to the Bay
of San Francisco ; thence to low- water mark on the northerly side of the said entrance, at a
pomt opposite Fort Point ; thence following said low-water mark to a point due northwest of
Golden Rock; thence due southeast to a point within three miles of the natural high-water
mark on the eastern shore of the Bay of San Francisco ; thence in a southerly dii'ection to a
pomt three miles from said eastern shore, and on the line first named (considered as extending
across said bay) ; and thence along said first-named line to the place of beginning.* The islands
m said bay, known as the "Alcatraces and Yerba Buena," and the islands in said ocean known
as the "FaraUones," shall be attached to and form a part of said city and county t: provided,
hmiyvcr, that all rights^ and UabUities of the corporation heretofore and now known as the
''City of San Francisco," shall survive to, and continue against, the corporations continued by
this Act The district or districts of said city and county, bordering upon the southern line
thereof, as heretofore established, shall be extended to the southern line of said city and county
as established in this Act —[Amendment April 18, 1857.]
Sec. 2. The public buildings, lands, and property, all rights of property and rights of action,
and all moneys, revenues, and income, belonging or appertaining either to the corporation of the
City of San Francisco, or to the County of San Francisco, are hereby declared to be vested in,
and to appertain to, the said City and County of San Francisco, and the monej'S in the treasury
of said city, and in the treasury of said County of San Francisco, and all the revenues and
mcome from whatsoever source arising, including delinquent taxes upon persons and property
appertaming to the said city or to the said county, shall be handed over, paid, and received into
the treasury of the City and County of San Francisco as a part of the General Fund; or where
the said moneys, revenues, and income, or any part thereof, have been heretofore and stiU remain
set apart and dedicated by lawful authority to the use of a Special Fund, the necessity and
objects of which still continue, the same shall continue to be received, held, and disbursed for
the same use, unless it is otherwise provided in this or some other Act
Sec. 3. The records, books, and papers in the custody of the said City Treasurer, shall be
handed over to and received into the custody of the Treasurer of the said city and county, and
an other books, records, and papers of the said corporations shall be delivered and received into
the custody of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said city and county, and shall not be
withheld under any claim of a hen thereon for arrears of salaries, fees, services, or advances, nor
* ™« -^^t °f the Legislature, 1874, changes the westerly boundary of Alameda County so as to include therein
the entire wharf of the Central Paciiic Railroad Co., thereby placing the eastern boundary of San Francisco County
about nve nunorea feet west of the old line.
•„ 1 ^j^^iv"*? .'^"j '".'?^ Legislature, April 25, 1860, the boundaries of Marin County have been extended so as to
include the islands of Los Angeles, Dos Hermanos, and Marin.
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876 SAN FRANCISCO DIKECTORT.
under any other pretense whatsoever. Suits and actions may be brought and maintained in the
name of the City and County of San Francisco, for the recovery of any property, money, or
thing belonging thereto, or the enforcement of any rights of, or contracts with, said city and
county. And from any judgment* rendered against the said city and county in any Court, an
appeal may be taken by the said city and county, where such appeal is allowed by law, without
the giving of any appeal bond or undertaking, or compljring with the other requisites prescribed
by law.
Sec. 4. All the existing provisions of law, defining the powers and duties of county officers,
excepting those relating to Supervisors and Boards of Supervisors, so far as the same are not
repealed or altered by the provisions of this Act, shall be considered as applicable to officers of
the said City and County of San Francisco acting or elected under this Act. Provision shall
be made from the revenues of the said city and county for the payment of the legal indebtedness
of the former city corporation and of the County of San Francisco. The taxes which may be
levied and collected under the provisions of this Act shaU be uniform throughout the said City
and County of San Francisco ; but in case it should hereafter be found necessary, for the pur-
pose of providing for the said city indebtedness, to increase taxation beyond the rate of the
county tax levied upon property in said County of San Francisco, during the year one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-five, such increased taxation, over and above the rate aforesaid, shall be
levied aud assessed exclusively upon the real and personal property situated within the limits t
defined in the second section of the Act entitled "An Act to Ke-incorporate the City of San
Fraucisco," passed May fifth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, and not upon such
property situated without those limits.
Sec. 5. Immediately after the passage of this Act, the present City Attorney, Surveyor-
General, and C. K. Garrison, shall proceed to lay off the said city and county into twelve con-
venient districts, equal in population as near as conveniently may be, giving a distinct name to
each district, the boundaries of which they shall accurately define by reference to public streets,
roads, or other permanent monuments, and shall cause a map to be made representing the said
districts, with their names and boundaries so fixed. The act of said officers establisliing said
districts, signed by them, or a majority of them, shall be recorded in the office of the County
Recorder of said city and county, and the original deposited in the office of the County Clerk,
and the map shall be deposited with the said Coimty Surveyor. Each of said districts shall
constitute an Election Preciact.J
Sec. 6. The provisions of this section referring to the elections and terms of city and county
officers have been superceded by Act of April 2, 1866, and the amendments thereto. — [See Sup-
plemental Act I, page 881.] To Justices of the Peace and Constables, by Acts of March 26,
and the amendments thereto, February 10, 1870. — [See Supplemental Act XXIX, page 928.]
And to the election of Inspectors and Judges of the Election, by the Political Code, Part III,
Sees. 1127-1144.
Vacancies in the office of Supervisor or School Director [Act April 29, 1857], where the term
of office will not expire at the next ensuing general election, shall be then fiUed by an election
in the proper district, for the unexpired term and for the interval between the happening of any
such vacancy and the general election next ensuing ; any vacancy in the office of the Supervisor
shaU lie filled by appointment by the President of the Board of Supervisors, by and with the
advice and consent of a majority of the Supervisors then in office; and any vacancy in the
office of School Director [re-enacted; see Article III, Sec. 13, page 894] shall be filled by
appointment by the Superintendent of Common Schools, by and with the adWce and consent of
a majority of the School Directors then in office; and such appointees shall hold oflice respect-
ively until the general election next ensuing and the election and qualification of their suc-
cessors in office. But no such appointment shall be valid unless the appointee be, at the time
of his appointment, an elector of the district wherein the vacancy occurred. — [Amended ; see
Supplemental Act I, Sec. 4, page 881.]
Sec. 7. By the term "qualification of oflEcers," as used in this Act, is to be understood
their having taken the oath of office, given the official bond, where it is required by law, and
complied with aU the requisites prescribed by the statutes of this State, to entitle and qualify
them to exercise the functions of their offices.
Sec. 8. The Sheriff, County Clerk, § County Recorder, Treasurer, District Attorney, Audi-
tor, Tax Collector, Superintendent of Pubfic Streets and Highways, Surveyor, Harbor Master,
and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said city and county shall keep public offices, which
shall be kept open for the transaction of business every day in the year, except Sundays, Christ-
mas, New Year's, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, the Twenty-second of February, and on any
days during which a general election shall be held, between the hours of nine o'clock A.M. and
four o'clock P.M. — [Amendment May 14, 1861.]
• The Act of April 13, 185S, authorizes the payment from the General Fund of any final judgment against the
City and County of San Francisco.
t See Note (t), page 800.
j Districts changed to wards.— [Act April 2, 1866.] The Board of Supervisors of each county must establish >
convenient number of election precincts, and may from time to time change boundaries of, create new, or consolidate
and establish, precincts.— {Political Code, Part III, Sees. 1127-1129.]
§ The Act of February 1, 1S72, authorizes the County Clerk to close his ofBce also on the day on which the Judi-
cial election is held.
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CONSOLIDATION ACT.
877
Sec. 9. ^^Tienever vacancies occur in any elective office of the said city and county, and
pro\-ision is not otherwise made in this or some other Act for filling the same until the next
election, the Board of Supers-isors shall appoint a person to discharge the duties of such office
until the next election, when the vacancy shall be fiUed by election for the term. All persons
so appointed shall, before entering upon their duties, take the oath of office, and give bond as
required liv law. But in an action or proceeding where the Sheriff of said city and county is
a party, or is interested, or otherwise incapacitated to execute the orders or process therein, the
same sh.all be executed b5^ a suitable person residing in said city and county, to be appointed by
the Court, and denominated an " Elisor," who shall give such security as the Court, in its dis-
cretion, may require, and shall execute the process and orders in the same manner as the Sheriff
is required to execute similar process and orders in other cases. *
Secs. 10 and 11. [Act May 17, 1861, amended April 18, 1857, and by subsequent Acts —
the date of each wiU be found aflRxed to the office to which it refers.] Salaries shall be
allowed and paid to the following officers + of the City and County of San Francisco, as in this
Act pro\-ided. and not otherwise, and shall be in full compensation for all official services
required of them by law.
County Judge, five thousand dollars per annum. — [Amendment April 18, 1857.]
Probate Judge, five thousand dollars per annum. — [Amendment April 27, 1863.]
Municipal Criminal Court Judge, five thousand dollars per annum. — [Act March 31, 1870.]
Police Judge, four thousand dollars per annum. — [Amendment Ma)' 17, 1861.]
City and County Attorney and Counselor, five thousand dollars per annum, who shall per-
form such duties as may be prescribed, from time to time, by the Board of Supervisors. — [Act
M.irch 25, 1862.] Assistant [office abolished Act Aprd 1, 1872, Sec. 25] Clerk, one hundred
and twenty-five doDars per month. — [Amendment April 4, 1863.]
District Attorney, five thousand doUars per annum. — [Amendment April 4, 1863.] Assist-
.iiit, three hundred dollars per month.— [Act March 30, 1870.] Clerk, one hundred and twenty-
five dollars per month. An additional Clerk [Act March 25, 1874], one hundred and fifty
d> illars per month.
Clerk of the Police Court, two hundred dollars per month. — [Act May 17, 1861.]
■11 'I>
Prosecuting Attorney for the Police Court, two hundred and fifty dollars per month, to be
lointed by the Board of Superiisors. — [Act April 23, 1858: amended April 26, 1862.]
Interpreters and Translators of foreign languages (three), to be appointed by the County
Judge, Police Judge, and President of the Board of Supervisors, if they deem them necessary,
one hundred and twenty-five dollars per month each, subject, however, to be reduced by an
ruder of the Board of Supervisors, if, in their opinion, such reduction is proper. — [Amendments
April 27. 1863, and April 4, 1864.]
County Clerk, four thousand dollars per annum. Deputies : For the District Court of the
Fi lurth Judicial District — one Register Clerk, who shall receive a salary of one hundred and
st\-enty-five dollars per month ; one Court Room Clerk, one hundred and seventy-five dollars
per mouth, and two Assistant Register Clerks, one hundred and fifty dollars per month each.
Twelfth Judicial District — one Register Clerk, one hundred and seventy-five dollars per month;
fiiie Court Room Clerk, one hundred and seventy-five doUars per month, and two Assistant
Register Clerks, one hundred and fifty doUars per month each. Fifteenth Judicial District —
ene Register Clerk, one hundred and seventy-five dollars per month ; one Court Room Clerk,
one hundred and seventy-five doUars per month, and two Assistant Register Clerks, one hun-
dred and fifty doUars per month each. Probate Court t — one Court Room Clerk, one hundred
and seventy-five doUars per month; one Reo:ister Clerk and two Record Clerks, one hundred
and fifty dollars per month each. County Court — one Court Room Clerk, one himdred and
seventy-five doUars per month ; one Register Clerk and one Assistant Register Clerk, one hun-
dred and fifty doUars per month each. Municipal Court — one Court Room Clerk, one hundred
and seventy-five dollars per month ; one Register Clerk, one hundred and fifty doUars per
month: prui-ided, that the Deputies appointed by virtue of this Act shall be in lieu of all those
heretofore authorized to be appointed by said County Clerk ; and all Acts or parts of Acts con-
flicting with this Act, or providing for the appointment of other Deputies not named in this
Act, are hereby repealed. — [Section 1, Act February 5, 1872.] The salaries provided for in
this Act shaU be audited and paid in the same manner as the salaries of Deputy Clerks in said
City and County of San Francisco have been audited and paid heretofore. — [Sec. 2, Act Feb-
ruary 5, 1872.] The County Clerk of said city and county is hereby authorized to employ as
many copjnsts (not to exceed three in number) as may be necessary to perform the duties of his
office, who shall sevefaUy be paid such reasonable compensation as their services may be worth,
not to exceed six cents a folio of one hundred words, for the matter copied or recorded by them
respectively : provided, the amount paid to such Copyists in any one month shaU not exceed
three hundred doUars.— [Sec. 3, Act February 6, 1872.] The County Clerk shaU certify,
* The Coroner is authorized to act as an "Elisor." — [Sfr Supplemental Act IV, Sec. 25, page 888.]
i See Article V for additional offices creat«d by the different AcU of the Legislature and the salaries attached ,
to each.
I The Act of February 10, 1861, provides that "Any Deputy of the County CTerk of said city and county, no
matter for what Court, duty, or business he may be particular}- deputized or assigned, may act as his Deputy in the
Probate Court."
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878 SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTORT.
monthly, on the demands of said Copyists, the number of folios copied by each one of said
Copyists, and such certificate of said Clerk shall be conclusive and sufficient evidence to authorize
and require the Auditor of said city and county to audit, severally, the accounts of said Copy-
ists, monthly, and the pajonent of such demands by the County Treasurer, out of the Special
Fee Fund, as is provided for the payment of other officers of said city and county. — [Sec. 4,
Act February 5, 1872.]
Sheriff, eight thousand dollars per annum.* Deputies [see Acts May 17, 1861, March 20,
1860, April 4, 1864, March 20, 26, and 31, 1866, March 9 and 31, and April 4, 1870] : One
Under Sheriff, two hundred dollars per month ; twelve Deputies — nine one hundred and fifty
dollars, and three, one hundred and twenty-five dollars per month each, respectively; six JaU
Keepers [two additional allowed, April 1, 1872], one hundred and twenty -five dollars per month
each ; one Bookkeeper, two hundred and fifty dollars per month ; one Assistant Bookkeeper,
one hundred dollars per month ; one Matron and Assistant Matron, for County Jail, one hun-
dred dollars per month; two Court Room Porters, seventy-five dollars per month each, and one
driver for Jail Wagon, seventy-five dollars per month. An allowance of twelve hundred dollars
per annum is allowed for the expenses of the Sheriff for counsel and attorney's fees.
Coroner, four thousand dollars per annum. — [For salaries of Deputy, Messenger, etc., see
Supplemental Act IV, Sees. 28-30, page 888.]
Mayor, thi-ee thousand dollars per annum. Clerk, one hundred and fifty dollars per month.
— [Amendment April 4, 1864.]
Health Oflicers, two hundred dollars per month. — [Re-enacted, Act April 4, 1870; see also
Supplemental Act XXXVIIl, page 940-^Board of Health.]
City and County Surveyor, five hundred dollars per annum, which shall be in lieu of all fees
or other charges for official services, which would otherwise be a city and county charge, and he
shall charge and collect for services rendered individuals such fees as may be prescribed and
allowed by the Board of Supervisors.
Assessor, four thousand dollars per annum, which salary shall be in full for all services
required of him and for all contingent expenses of his office, except necessary books : and he
shall devote his whole time, during office hours, to the business of his office, and shall keep his
office open to the public during the same hours provided by law for the City and County Audi-
tor. To assist him in making the assessment, he shall be ajQowed the following Deputies for the
office: One Chief Deputy, two hundred dollars per month, and seven Deputies, one hundred and
fifty dollars per month each, four of whom shall be employed and paid only from the first of
February (of each year) until the assessment roll is finally completed and handed over to the
Auditor; one Head Draftsman, two hundred dollars per month, and one Assistant Di-aftsman,
one hundred and fifty dollars per month ; for the Field, one Chief Deputy, two hundred dollars
per month, and eighteen Under Deputies, whose term for payment shall not exceed an average
of three months each, one hundred and fifty dollars per month each, t — [Amendment January
25, 1870.]
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, two hundred and fifty dollars per month. — [Amendment
March 30, 1872.] He shall be entitled to receive from the parties at whose instance the ser^■ice
may be performed (the city and county excepted) twenty-five cents for administering an oath,
twenty-five cents per folio of one hundred words for writing out affidavits, and sixteen cents per
folio for certified copies of any records, papers, or documents in his custody. + He has authority
[Act February 14, 1866] to appoint a Deputy or Assistant Clerk, to be approved by said Board,
whose salary shall be fixed by the said Board at a sum not exceeding one hundred and fifty
dollars per month [Act March 30, 1872], payable out of the General Fund; said Deputy, when
required by the Board, to act as Sergeant-at-Arms at its meetings, without additional compen-
sation therefor.
Porters (three)§, not to exceed seventy-five dollars per month each. — [Act April 4, 1864.]
Janitor of the City Hall, seventy-five dollars per month. — [Act March 19, 1870.]
Auditor, four thousand dollars per annum ; Clerk, two hundred and fifty dollars per month.
—[Amendments April 2, 1866, and March 4, 1870.]
Tax Collector, four thousand dollars per anmmi. Deputiest: One Chief Deputy and one
Cash Deputy, two hundred dollars per month ; three General Deputies, one hundred and fifty
dollars per month each ; also, extra Clerks, one hundred and filfty dollars per month each for
the time actiiaUy employed : proi-ided, said Tax Collector shall not be allowed exceeding twelve
thousand dollars for salaries of all such Deputies and Clerks during any one fiscal year. The
Clerks herein pro\'ided for shall not have power to receipt for moneys, or administer oaths in
matters appertaining to said office. — [Act March 25, 1868.] He shall- also be allowed one
* The Act of March 30, 1872, authorizes the Sheriff to charge three dollars per day for Keeper's fees on all prop-
erty in his charge seized on attachment or on execution ; and in case no Keeper is required, then such sums of money
as he shall reasonably and necessarily incur and disburse in taking and presen-ingr the same. The Sheriff is also
allowed to charge twenty-five cents per mile, as mileage to cover the traveling expenses of himself and Deputies for
services on all process issued from any Court or any officer in a criminal action.
t The Act of March SO, 1872, authorizes the Assessor, Tax Collector, and Auditor to employ additional Clerks
when absolutely uecessar\'.
t Payable into the Special Fee Fund.— [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. 2.]
§ To the principal Porter, ninety dollars per month. — [Act April 4, 1364.]
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Auctioneer to conduct tax sales, whose compensation for sales of real estate delinquent for
taxes in any one year shall not exceed the sum of two hundred dollars. AU fees, commissions,
percentages, and other compensation, of whatever nature or kind heretofore allowed by law,
or which may hereafter be allowed by law, as the compensation of the Tax Collector of said
city and county, for the collection of State and county taxes, shall be paid into the Special Fee
Fund. —[Amendment AprU 10, 1862.] The Act of April 4, 1870, authorizes an additional
Clerk to attend to collections for street assessments, at a salary of one hundred and fifty doDars
per month.
Treasurer, four thousand dollars per annum. Deputies : Chief Deputy, two hundred and
fifty dollars per month. — [Amendments April 4, 1863, and March 4, 1870.] Additional Deputy,
one hundred and seventy-five dollars per month. — [Amendments April 4, 1863, and March 4,
ly70.] Clerk to attend to Street Assessment Funds, one hundred and fifty dollars per month. —
[Act April 4, 1870.] Two License Servers (office License Collector), eighty-five doUars per
month.— [Act March 14. 1868.]*
County Recorder, four thousand dollars per annum. Deputies : Cliief Deputy, two hundred
:uid fifty dollars per month.— [Amendments April 26, 1862, and April 4, 1870.] Two additional
] ii-puties, one hundred and fifty dollars per month each. — [Amendments April 4, 1863, and
March 26, 1868.] Porter, seventy-five dollars per month. The Recorder may also employ as
many Deputy Clerks as he may deem necessary to duly perform the duties of his olfice, and
they shaU be paid at the rate of twelve cents per folio of one hundred words for all matters
either registered or copied by them respectively. The Recorder or his Chief Deputy, when any
papers are presented for registration or to be copied, shall write on the margin of each paper so
presented the number of folios paid for ; and shall in his monthly return to the Treasurer, cer-
tify under oath the number of folios copied or registered by each one of said Deputy Clerks ; and
such certificate of the Recorder or his Chief Deputy shall be conclusive evidence to authorize
the Auditor to audit such certified accounts of such Deputy Clerks, monthly.
Harbor Master, three thousand dollars per annum. +
The provisions relative to the salaries of the officers of the Fire Department have been
superseded by the Act of March 2, 1866, and the amendments thereto, March 4, 1870, April 1,
1872, and March 30, 1874— [i>e vSupplemental Acts II and III, pages 882 and 883.]
Superintendent of Common Schools,* four thous.ind dollars per annum. Clerk, who shaU act
as Secretary of the Board of Education, two hundred dollars per month. — [Act April 27, 1863;
Amendment April 2, 1870.]
Superintendent of Streets and Highways, four thousand dollars per annum. Deputies,
eleven : three, two hundred dollars per month each ; four, one hundred and fifty dollars per
month each, and four, one himdred and twenty-five dollars per month each. — [Act April 4,
1870.]
Chief of Police, four thousand dollars per annum. Captains of Police — four, one hundred
and fifty dollars per month each. Policemen, not exceeding one hundred and fifty — the number
to be determined from time to time by order of the Board of Supervisors — one hundred and
tweiity-five dollars per month each [Act March 23, 1872]: provided, that one of the same
detailed to act as Property Clerk in the office of Chief of Police, to be appointed by him, shall
receive one hundred and fifty dollars per month. The Chief of Police may detail a regular
Police Officer to act as his Clerk, who shall receive the same salary as the Property Clerk. The
Captain of the Harbor Police shall receive the same salary as is now or may hereafter be paid to
Police Captains. — [See Supplemental Act VIII, page 892.]
Resident Physicians of the City and County Hospital, two hundred dollars per month, in fuU
compensation for all duties as such, and also for his attendance on the SmaU-pox Hospital,
County Jail, and City Prison. — [Act May 17, 1861.
Visiting Physician and Surgeon to the County Hospital, one hundred doUars per month
each.— [Act April 27, I860.]
Supervisors, one hundred dollars per month each. — [Act March 30, 1868 ; see Supplemental
Act XXV.]
The District Attorney, * ♦ * ♦ not being relieved from the obligation to attend per-
sonally in said Court (Police) whenever business of importance shall require his assistance. No
compensation shall be allowed to School Directors ; and no fees or compensation, to be paid out
of the Citj' and County Treasury, other than those expressly allowed in this Act, shall be
allowed or received by any officer of said city and county, or of any district ; nor shaD any
allowance or provision be made for them, or any of them, at the public expense, beyond the
fixed compensation aforesaid, under the name of ofiice rent, § fuel, light, stationery, contingen-
cies, or otherwise, except that the necessary and proper books, stationery, and official blanks
may, at the discretion of the Board of Supervisors, be purchased and supplied for the Police
* Forty dollars extra, each, allowed by Board of Super\isors. — [Compiler.]
t .\n appropriation of seventy-five dollars per month is allowed for boat hire and ofHce rent. — [Act April 2, 1866.]
t The California .School Law (Act April 4, 1870) authorizes the appointment of a Deputy, by the Superintendent
of Common Cchools, at a salarj- to be re^Tilated by the Board of Education. Also a Clerk at a salary to be fixed by
eaid Board.— (See Article III, Sec. 10, page 894.]
§ The Act of January 30, 1864, provides that, after June 1, 1864, no funds shall be paid from the treasury of the
city and county for office rent.
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Court, Court of Sessions [abolished ; see Amendment State Constitution, 1862, Art. VI], Grand
Juries, and offices of the County Clerk, County Recorder, Auditor, Treasurer, Assessor, Super-
intendent of Streets and Highways, and the Board of Supervisors ; the expense whereof, when
the amonnt in each particular case shall have been previously authorized and fixed by the Board
of Supen^isors, may be paid out of the General Fund, upon demands upon the treasury, duly
audited as provided in this Act : pionded, that the total amount of expenditures for all of the
aforesaid books, stationery, and official blanks, shall not exceed the sum of twenty-five hundred
dollars in anj' one year.
The several ofiicers named in this Act, who are entitled to charge and collect, or receive any
fees, commission, percentages, or other compensation, of whatever nature or kind allowed by
law for services rendered by them or their Deputies, in their several official capacities, or fcir
the performance of duties appertaining to said offices, shall collect and safely keep the same, ami
on each Monday they shall pay the total amonnt by them received to the Treasurer of said city
and count}', who shall set apart the same as a Special Fee Fund for the payment of the respect-
ive salaries of the several officers entitled to charge and collect fees, commissions, or other com-
pensation. And the salaries of all other officers shall be paid out of the General Fund : provided,
that the Assessor, so far as relates to the collectiou of poll tax, and the City and County Sur-
veyor, shall be exempt from the provisions of this section. It shall be, and is hereby made, the
duty of all such officers who are entitled to charge and collect or receive fees, commissions, i a-
other compensation for their official services, to keep a book or books, in which shall be entered
by items the amount received for all official services performed by them or their Deputies,
showing the date and nature of such ser\"ices, and the amount received therefor, which book ur
books shall, at all office hours, be open to the inspection of the Board of Supervisors or any citizen ;
and each of said officers shall, at the expiration of each month, make out and verify by oath,
and file with the Auditor, a full and accurate transcript from his said book or books, of the
entries for the preceding month. — [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. 2.] It shall be the duty of the Treas-
urer of the said city and county to receive, receipt for, and safely keep all moneys paid over t
him under the provisions of this Act, and to make up, on the first day of October, eightetu
hundred and sixty-one, and quarterly thereafter, an accurate statement of said Special Fee
Fimd. showing the actual condition of the same up to such time, when, if any balance remain
in said fund after satisfying all demands payable out of the same, the Treasurer shall transfer
such balance to the General Fund ; but should such Special Fee Fund be insufficient to satisfy
all the demands payable therefrom, then the Treasurer shall, at the request of the holder, register
such unpaid demands against, and pay the same in their order of registration out of, the General
Fund, as in other cases. — [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. 3.] All demands upon the treasury, allowed
by this Act, shall, before they are authorized to be paid, be duJy audited, as in other cases of
demands lawfully paid out of the treasurj'. The several salaries named shall be payable monthly
by the Treasurer upon the auilit of the County Auditor, who is hereby directed to audit the
salaries herein provided for. — [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. 4.] The Board of Supervisors may, from
time to time, authorize the appointment of such additional Deputies for any of the various city
and county officers, and for such period of time as in their judgment may be necessary for the
proper and faithful discharge of the duties of such office. Deputies appointed under the pro-
visions of this section shall receive not to exceed one hundred and fifty dollars per month each;
but in no case shall the aggregate pay of such Deputies exceed three thousand dollars per
aimum.* — [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. 5.] The fees receivable by the several officers named in this
Act shall be payable in advance. — [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. 6.] For a willful neglect or refusing
to comply with any of the pro\'isions of this Act, by any officer or officers herein named, he or
they shall be deemed guilty of felony, and on conviction thereof in the Court of Sessions, t be
subject to a fine not to exceed five thousand dollars, and a forfeiture of office or to imprisonment
in the State Prison not less than one nor more than three years, or to both such tine and impris-
onment : prorided, that nothing herein shall be held to release such officer from the obligation
to give the official bond required by law, or from any civil responsibility arising from his official
duties. — [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. S.] Ail requisitions for books, blanks, and stationery for any
of the officers named in this Act, shall be made by such officers, respectively, upon the Board
of Supervisors, stating the amount and description thereof, and that the same are essential and
necessary for the use of such office, which statement shall be verified by the oath of such officer,
and. upon their approval thereof, the said Board shall order the cost of the same paid out of the
Special Fee Fund.— [Act May 17, 1861, Sec. 9.]
Sec. 12. Neither the Board of Super\asors, the Board of Education, or any officer of the
said city and cotmty, or of any district, shall have any power to contract any debt or liability,
in any form whatsoever, against the said city and county ; nor shall the people or tax payers,
or any property therein, ever be liable to be assessed for or on accoimt of any debt or liability
hereafter contracted, or supposed or attempted to be contracted, in contravention of this section.
Sec. 13. [Obsolete.]
Sea 14. AU officers of the said city and county must, before they can enter upon their
* The Act of March 30, 1872, authorizes the paj-ment out of the General Fund of such sums as may be deemed
absolutely necessary' for extra assistance in the offices of the Assessor, Tax Collector, and Auditor.
t Abolished ; Municipal Court substituted. — [Act March 31, 1870 ; see Supplemental Act 5XXI, pa^ 930.]
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official duties, give bond as required by law. The bonds and sureties of such officers must be
approved by the County Judge, Auditor, and President of the Board of Supervisors. Where
the amount of such official boud is not fixed by law, it shall be fixed by the Board of Super-
visors. No banker residing t>r doing business in said city or county, nor any such banker's
partner, clerk, employe, agent, attorney, father, son, or brother, shall be received as surety for
the Treasurer, President of the Board of Supervisors, Sheriff, Auditor, or any officer having
the collection, custody, or disbursement of money. No person shall be admitted as surety on
any such bond, unless he be worth, in fixed property, including mortgages situated in said city
and county, the amount of his undertaking, over and above all sums for which he is already
liable, or in any manner bound, whether as principal, indorser, or security, and whether such
prior obligation or liability Ije conditional or absolute, liquidated or unliquidated, certain or
contingent, due or to become due. Ail persons oflered as sureties on official bonds may be
examined on oath touching their qualifications. The official bond of the Auditor shall be filed
and kept in the office of the Clerk of said city and county. All other official bonds shall be
filed and kept in the office of the Auditor.
Supplemental I. — An Act to Change the Time for holding Municipal Elections in the Cit}/ and County of San
Francisco, and to Dejine the OJJicial Tcnm; of certain O^ers therein mentioned. — Approved April 2, 18t>6.
Section 1. There shall be elected hereafter for the City and County of San Francisco, by
the qualified electors thereof, at the times hereinafter mentioned, and in the manner prescribed
by law for the election of State and county officers, one Mayor, who shall be ex officio President
of the Board of Supervisors ; a County Judge, * Police Judge, an Attorney and Counselor, Pro-
bate Judge, Municipal Criminal Court Judge [Act March 31, 1870], District Attorney, Sherifi",
County Clerk, Recorder, Trea.surer, Auditor, Tax Collector, Assessor, Coroner, Public Admin-
istrator, Surveyor, and Superintendent of Common Schoo s. Superintendent of Public Streets,
Highways, and Squares, Chief of Police, Harbor Master, and State Harbor Commissioner.
There shall be elected in each of the twelve present election districts of said city and county,
which shall hereafter constitute municipal districts, and be designated and known in law as
wards, by the qualified electors thereof, one Supervisor and one School Director. — [Amended;
sec Sec. 4.]
Sec. 2. The County Judge, Probate Judge, Police Judge, and Municipal Court Judge [see
Supplemental Act XXXI] shall be elected at the special judicial election, and shall hold their
offices as provided by law.
Sec. 3. All elections for city and county officers, except as provided in section two of this
Act, shall be held in said city and county on the days prescribed by law for holduig the general
elections throughout the State, except in the years when no general electittn is provided for by
law, when elections for city and county officers shall be held on the first Wednesday of Septem-
ber of said years, t
Sec. 4 At the general election to be held in the year eighteen hundred and seventy -three,
and at the general election to be held every second year thereafter, there shall be elected an
Attorney and C^ounselor for said city and county, an Auditor, a Tax Collector, a Public Admin-
istrator, a Superintendent of Public iStreets, Highways, and Squares, a Chief of Police, a
Superintendent of Common Schools, and one Fire Commissioner,* and for each of the First
Third, Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, and Eleventh wards, one Sujjervisor and one School Director,
who shall, respectively, hold their offices for the term of two years from and after the first
Monday of December next subsequent to their election, and until their successors are elected
and qualified ; and the present incumbents of the respective offices named in this Act shall hold
their offices until their successors are elected and qualified. — [Section 1, Amendment March 30,
1872.] On or before the first Monday of December, eighteen hundred and seventy- two, the
officers whose terms of office are hereby extended or continued, shall, respectively, execute and
file, in accordance with the statutes regulating the same, tlieir several official bonds for the
faithful performance of the duties of their respective offices from the first Monday in December,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, and until their respective successors are elected and qualified,
pursuant to the provisions of this Act. — [Sec. 2, Amendment March 30, 1872.] The Super-
visor of each ward shall be a resident and qualified elector thereof, and shall be designated as
the Supervisor of the ward from which he is elected. The School Directors may be elected from
the resident and qualified electors of the city and county without reference to the location of their
residence. The .Supervisors and School Directors shall be elected by a plurality of all the votes
cast at said elections in the City and County of San Francisco. — [Sec. 3, Amendment March
30, 1872.]
Sec. 5. At the second election held under this Act, on the day of the general election held
* The terras of the County Judgre ^ttee State Constitution, Art. VI, Sec. 7], Probate .Judge [see Act of Le^slature,
April 20, 1863, Sec. 43], and Municipal Court Judf^e [see Act of the Legislature, March 31, 1870], are four years each,
commencing on the first day of January ne.\t succeeding their election. The terms of the present incumbents
expire Januarj', ]S7(;. The term of the Police Judge [see Act of Legislature, April 20, 1803, Sec. 57] is two years com-
mencing on the first day of January next succeeding his election. The terra of the present incumbent expires
January, 1876.
t Except in the year when the presidential election occiu-s. "When it takes place on the same day, see General
Election Law.
t Amended ; see Supplemental Act III, Sec. 8, page 884.
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882 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and at the election held every second year there-
after, there shall be elected a Mayor, who shall be ex officio President of the Board of Suijer-
visors, a District Attorney, a Sheriff, a County Clerk, a Recorder, a Treasurer, an Assessor.* a
Coroner, a Surveyor, a Harbor Master, and in each of the Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth, Tenth,
and Twelfth w.ards one Supervisor and one School Director, who shall hold their offices for the
term of two years from and after the fii-st Monday in December subsequent to their election,
and until their successors are elected and qualified. — [Repealed by Section 1.]
Sec. 6. In and for the city and county at large, at the general election in the year eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, and at the general election every two years thereafter, there shall be
chosen by the qualified electors of said city and county, five Justices of the Peace, to hold office
for the term now prescribed by law; and all Laws are repealed which require or authorize Jus-
tices to be elected at a special judicial election.
Sec. 7. At the election held under this Act in eighteen hundred and sixty-mne, and at the
election held every fourth year thereafter, there shall be elected a State Harbor Commissioner t
as provided by law, who shall hold his office for the term of four years from and after the first
Monday of December subsequent to his election, and until his successor is elected and qualified.
Sec. 8. All of the present city and county officers as designated in sections four, five, and
six of tliis Act, and the State Harbor Commissioner, as designated in section seven, shall con-
tinue in office during the entire terms for which they were elected, and until their successors are
elected and qualified, as provided for in this Act : provided, that any officer elected or appointed
to fill a vacancy which may in any manner occur, shall sei-ye only during the unexpired term of
his predecessor, and until his successor is elected and qualified.
Sec. 9. It is hereby made the duty of the Mayor to issue his proclamation by publication,
ill not less th.an three daily newspapers published' in said city and county, at least ten days
previous to the day in each year on which the election is to be held under this Act, calling upon
the qualified voters in said city and county to meet in their respective districts for the jjurpose
of electing such officers as are provided for in this Act, reciting in such proclamation the different
officers to be elected at such election.
Sec. 10. Each and every officer whose tenn is extended by the pro^^sions of this Act, and
who is now required by law to give an official bond, shall, prior to entering upon or performing
any duties of his office for said extended term, enter into and file, as pro-i'ided by law, a new
official bond, in like amount and -with like conditions as is now required by law ; and upon fail-
ing to do so, his office shall become vacant.
Sec. 11. An Act entitled "An Act to change the Time for holding Municipal Elections m
the City and County of San Francisco, and to define the Official Terms of certain Officers
therein mentioned," approved April twenty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and all
Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with the prorisions of this Act are hereby repealed.
SurPLEMECTAL U.—Au Act to Establish a Paid Fire Department for the City and County of San Francisco.—
Approved March 2, 1808.
Section 1. There shall be a Board of Fire Commissioners of the City and County of San
Francisco, consisting of five persons of good standing and character, citizens of the United
States, and who sh,all have been residents of San Francisco for at least two years pre-i-ious to
their apjrointment or election as such Conimissioners. — [Remainder of this section repealed by
Act March 30, 1874, Sec. 8; sec page 884]
Sec. 2. In the event of a refusal or neglect to perform the duties of their office of any one
or more of said Commissioners, or in the event of a vacancy occurring from any cause, the
Board of SuperWsors of said city and county, being duly certified thereof by any one or more
of said Commissioners, shall declare the office of such Commissioner vacant, and shall appoint
a suitable person to fill such vacancy until the next ensuing general election. —[Amended
March 14, 1870.]
Sec. 3. [Repealed ; see Supplemental III, Sees. 5 and 11, pages 884 and 885.]
Secs. 4 and 5. [Repealed ; sec Supplemental III, Sees. 2-5, pages 883 and 884.]
Sec. 6. The salaries? of the officers and men composing said Fii-e Department shall be paid
monthly, and shall be as follows : Chief Engineer, two hundred and fifty dollars per month ;
! First, Second, Third, and Fourth Assistant Engineers, one hundred and fifty dollars per month
each [Act March 30, 1874] ; Clerk to the Board of Fire Commissioners and Chief Engineer, one
hundred and fifty dollars per month [Act March 30, 1874] ; Superintendent of Steam Fire
I Engines, one hundred and fifty dollars per month ; Assistant Superintendent of Steam Fire
Engines, one hundred and fifty dollars per month ; Corporation Yard Keeper, seventy-five dol-
lars per month ; Corporation Yard Drayman, seventy-five dollars per month ; each Hydrantman,
seventy-five dollars per month ; Veterinary Surgeon, sixty doUars per month ; each Foreman,
• By the prorisions of the Political Code, Part 4, Chap. S, Sec. 4109, the term of the Assessor is extended to the
first Monday in December, 1875.
t For the Act of the Legislature organizing the Board of State Harbor Commissioners, gee Statutes of 1863,
page 400 ; and the amendments thereto, Statutes 1808, pages 217 and 234.
t The Act of March 30. 1872, authorizes the Board of Supervisors, upon the recommendation of the Board of
Fire Commissioners, to allow a sum not exceeding fifty dollars per month, for three months, to any member of tne
Department disabled in the discharge of his duties. ^
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nri^L Ltif fiP ^T°* ' ^'^ Engineer one hundred and forty doDars per month; each
THW^, ^1 fi "f^P^"" '^'^'^^^-'^^'^^ Fxreman, seventy-five doUars per month each
W^..T r'w T yf? ff '''■' per month; each Steward, sixty-five dollars per month each
Hose and Hook and Ladderman, thirty-five doUars per mouth * * / « »' ,
— [Amendment April 1, 1872.]
Sec. 7. [Repealed ; see Supplemental III, Sec. 7, page 884,]
T.ri»ff\l^; 7\^'"'I'^ °^ Supervisors of said city and county are hereby authorized to appro-
pr ate, aUow, and order paid annually, out of the General Fund of said city and county the
salaries hereinbefore specified and allowed, and salaries at simdar rates to the several officers
and men of any additional companies created as aforesaid ; also, the sum of forty thousand dol-
lars per amium, for running expenses, horse feed, repairs to apparatus, and other expenses of
said Department ; also a sum not exceeding twenty-five thousand doUars, annuaUj^ for the
purchase of horses and apparatus ; also, a sum not exceeding twenty-five thousand dollars
annually, m lieu of the amount now allowed by law, for the Sonstruction and erection of hy
f^H°n?,t '. ? '/°5, '^"^ ^r"*^"^ Supervisors shaU have power to advertise for proposals
and make contracts for the construction of said cisterns and the erection of said hydrants and
they are hereby empowered to locate the same.— [Amendment AprU 1, 1872.] The Board of
nTafnhirit t°V, p' "ty.^"'\.'=<'"'^ty ''^f hereby authorized and empowered to estabUsh and
maintain at the Corporation \ard a workshop, for making repairs and improvements upon the
apparatus of the Fire Department, such workshop and such repairs and improvements to be
under the supervision of the huperintendent of Steam Fire Engines and his Assistant ; and said
Board of Supervisors shall aUow and order paid out of the amount herein appropriated for
repairs and apparatus and other expenses of said Depari;ment, all the expenses of such work-
shop, repairs, and improvements : prorided, that the Board of Supervisors shaU have fuU power
to limit the expenditures under this section to such an amount as they in their discretion think
necessary.— [Supplementary AprU 1, 1872.] liioLieuon uimK
Sec. 9. [Repealed; .sec Supplemental III, Sec. 12, page 885.]
Sec. 10. [Repealed; sec Supplemental III, Sec. 1, page 883.]
Sec 11. Any person who may have been an active fireman in the Fire Department of said
t^lM^fV"'"^^, v.^"^ y*''""' f °,'^ ^'-^ "°°*''^ immediately preceding the time when this Act
shall take effect, shall be entitled to enjoy all the privileges and immunities now enjoyed bv
exempt firemen m said city and county, under the existing laws of this State. Any such per-
son shall, upon application and proper proof of such service, receive a certificate to that effect
from the person or persons now issuing such certificates, and in the same form as exempt fire-
men m said city and county are now entitled to receive such certificates.
SEa 12. [Obsolete.]
SDPPI.BMBNTAI, UI.-An Act providing /or a Paid Fire Department in the City and County of San Francisco -
Approved March 30, 1874.
Section 1 The Fire Department of the City and County of San Francisco shall consist of
TOCh engme, hook and ladder and hose companies, as shaU be recommended by the Board of
Rre Commissioners and be determined by the Board of Supervisors of said city and county,
with the approval of the Mayor, to be necessary to afford protection against fire : m-omdecL
that, as auxdiary thereto, patent fire extinguishers may also be purchase.l and employed, if in
the judgment of said Boards deemed advisable, providing that no hand engines shaU hereafter
be purchased for the use of said Department, but those now in possession of said city and county
may be used m such localities and under such regulations as the Board of Fire Commissioners,
With the approval of the Board of Supervisors, may prescribe.
SEa 2. The oflScersof said Fire Department shall be a Board of five Commissioners, a
Uhief i.ngineer, four Assistant Engineers, one Clerk (who shaU be Clerk of the Board of Fire
Ummussioners and Chief Engineer), one Superintendent of Steam Fire Engines, and one Assist-
»nt Supermtenilent of Steam Fire Engines.
Sec. 3. The employes* and members of said Fire Department shall be as follows viz ■ One
Vetermary Surgeon, one Corporation Yard Keeper, one Corporation Yard Drayman,' two
Uydrantmen and such Foremen, Assistant Foremen, Engineers, Drivers, Firemen, Hosemen
llUermen, Stewards, Clerks, and such volunteer companies and members as shall be organized
md authorized to perform duty under the provisions of this article. The companies of said
Uepartment shall be organized as foUows : Each steam fire engine company shall consist of one
■Foreman, one Engineer, one Driver, one Fireman, and eight Hosemen, one of whom shaU act
e Assistant Foreman and one as Clerk. Each hook and ladder company shaU consist of one
ioreman one Driver, one Tillerman, and twelve Hook and Larldermen, one of whom shall act
M Assistant Foreman and one as Clerk. Each hose company shaU consist of one Foreman, one
^1"' TK ^t^fl'/iid SIX Hosemen, one of whom shall act as Assistant Foreman and one as
o A k}^ "^ ^^'^^ company sh.all receive the sum of five dollars per month extra
!;■ r 1 'l®, '=<"^I«»i"es composing said Fire Department shaU be furnished with all the horses
loae, hooks, ladders, apparatus, and appurtenances necessary and proper in the opinion of the
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or the Board of Fire Commissioners, at a salary not to exceed one hundred dollars per month
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Board of Fire Commissioners and Board of Supervisors to place said Department m the most
effective condition for service ; and should it hereafter in the judgment of said Board of buper-
visors and Board of Fire Commissioners be deemed advisable and necessary to orgamze and
establish any company or companies to operate and manage any patent fire extinguisher or appli-
ance for extinguishing fire that may be purchased for the use and more effectual working of said
Fire Department, said company or companies shaU be organized, officered, and manned as said
Boards may, by regulation or order, direct. Volunteer companies may be organized for outside
districts of said city and county, upon the recomendation of the Board of Fu-e Commissioners
and approval of the Board of Supervisors, and when so organized they shall be under the pro-
visions of this article, and subject to such rules and regulations as the Board of 1 ire C ommis-
sioners may prescribe ; but none of the members thereof, except the Steward of the company,
shaU receive any salary, which salary shall be fixed by the Board of Supervisors, upon the appli-
cation of the Board of Fire Commissioners. , „ , • ^ j i, ..i.
Sec. 5. The Clerk, Chief Engineer, and Assistant Engineers shaU be appomtecl by the
Board of Fire Commissioners, each for a term of two years from and after their appointment,
subject, however, to removal at the pleasure of said Board, under such rules and regulations as
may be established by said Board and approved by the Board of Supervisors ; and all subor-
dinate officers, employ(;s, and members shall be appointed by said Board of Fire Commissioners,
and be removable at its pleasure, under like rules and regulations, but no officer or member of
said Fire Department shall be removed for political reasons. The first term of two years above
mentioned shaU be deemed to mean from the first Monday in December, one thoiisand eight,
hundred and seveuty-thi-ee, and then every two years thereafter, but the terms of office of the
persons now entitled to the above named offices shaU not be deemed to be altered, changed, or
affected by the provisions of this article.
Sec. 6. AU the paid members of said Fire Department, except the Vetennary burgeon.
Foremen, Assistant Foremen, company Clerks, Hosemen, Hook and Laddermen, and Stewards
of volunteer companies, shall gave their undivided attention to their respective duties,^ but the
Foremen, Assistant Foremen, company Clerks, Hosemen, Hook and Laddermen, and Stewards
of volunteer companies shall perform such duties as may be prescribed from time to time by
said Board of Fire Commissioners and ordered to be executed by the Chief Engineer.
Sec. 7. The Board of Supervisors of said city and county shall have power to contract for
and locate all cisterns, hydrants, engine, hose, and hook and ladder houses required ; to con-
tract for and furnish all supplies ; to direct and control all alterations and repairs, and to pass
all orders for the government and control of said Fire Department as they shall deem for the
best interest thereof. And said Board of Fire Commissioners shall have power to prescribe the
duties of the officers and members of said Fire Department ; and to adopt rules and regula-
tions for the management and discipline thereof : prork/al, that such rules and regulations
shall fii-st be approved by said Board of Supervisors. And said Board of Supervisors are author-
ized and required to provide and furnish for the use of said Board of Fire Commissioners a
suitable room or rooms in some of the public buOdings of said city and county, to serve as an
office for their meetings and the transaction of business relating to said Fire Department, in
which the Clerk' shall be in attendance daily during official hours. The Chief and Assistant
Engineers of said Department shaU also make it their headquarters daily durmg office hours
when not otherwise engaged in official duties.
Sec. 8. The persons composing the present Board of Fire Commissioners shaU continue in
office as such Commissioners until the expiration of their present terms of office, respectively,
except in the case of the person elected or appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation of John C. Merrill, who shall continue in office only until the first Monday m December,
eighteen hundred and seventy-five, when he shall be succeeded by the person elected by the
people of said city and county at the general election to be held that year as hereinafter pro-
vided At the general election to be hehl in said city and cQunty, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy- five, there shall be elected by the qualified electors thereof, three persons
as Fire Commissioners, to hold office for the term of four years each from the tii-st Monday
of December of said year, who shall enter upon the discharge of their duties as such Fire Com-
missioners upon that date, and shall hold office until their successors are elected and qual-
ified At the general election to be held in the year one thousand eight hundred »nd
seventy-seven, there shall be elected by the quaUfied voters of said city and county, two persons
as Fire Commissioners, to hold office for the term of four years each from the first Monday ot
December next ensuing, and until their successors are elected and quahfied. And at every
general election thereafter there shall be ejected by the qualified voters of said city and county,
tne or more persons (as the case may be) as Fire Commissioners, to fill vacancies then existmg
in unexpired terms, or for fuU terms of four years each, or for both such terms as may be found
necessary Should any vacancy occur in the office of Fire Commissioner by death, resignation,
or otherwise, the Board of Supervisors of said city and county shall appoint some suitable per-
son to fill the same until the next general election, when a person shall be elected as Fire Com-
missioner for the unexpired term by the qualified electors of said city and county.
Sec 9. Said Board of Fire Commissioners shall supervise and control said Fire Department,
its officers and members, subject to the laws governing the same, and shall see that the officers
and members thereof faithfully discharge their duties, and that the laws, orders, and reguJa^
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tions relatmg hereto are carried into operation and effect. They shall not, nor shaU either of ' o.
them, or the Chief or Assistant Engineers of said Fire Department, be interested in any contract "
pertammg m any manner to said Department, or in the sale or furnishing of apparatus or sun- "^
plies for the same, and aU contracts in violation of this section are declared roid: and any of
said persons no ating the provisions of this section shaU be deemed guilty of felony, and upon
con«ction may be punished accordingly. = -> j> f
, ,^^,''- ^^- ^ The Chief Engineer shall be the executive officer of said Fire Department, and it
ShaU be his duty (and that of the Assistant Engineers) to see that the laws, orders, rules and
regulations concermng the same are carried into effect, and also to attend to such duties as Fire
Wardens as may be requu-ed, and to see that all laws, orders, and regulations established in
said city and county to secure protection against fire are enforced. It shaU also be his duty to
enforce the rules and regulations made from time to time, to secure discipline in said Fire
Department, and he shaU have power to suspend any officer or member for a violation of the same
*u 1, ,v l°'",'"'«'itli report the same to the Board of Fire Commissioners for their action. He
ShaU chligently observe the condition of the apparatus and working of said Departanent and
ahail, from time to time, report to said Board of Fire Commissioners upon the same, and make
such recommendations and suggestions respecting it, and for securing its greater efficiency as
he may deem proper. o o j ,
Sec. 11. The person elected as Clerk by said Board of Fire Commissioners shaU before
entering upon the discharge of his duties, execute a bond in two or more sureties in the penal
sum of ten thousand doUars, for the faithful discharge of his duties, which shall be approved
by said lioard of Fire Commissioners and the Mayor of said city and county, and when so B
approved shaU be hied m the office of the Auditor. The amount of said bond may be increased i 5
from tune to time when directed by the Board of Supervisors, should they deem it necessary ! g
for the pubbc good Said Clerk shaU attend daily during office hours at the office of the Board "*
of tire Commissioners (which shaU be the office of the Chief and Assistant Engineers)- shaU
perform the duties of Clerk to said Board and the Chief Engineer, and perfoiii such other
duties as from time to time said Board may prescribe.
Sec. 12. The Mayor of said city and county is hereby authorized to sell at private or public
sale from tune to time, with the approval of the Board of Superrisors, any or all of the engines
hose carna,ges, engine houses. Jots on wliich such houses stand, or parts of lots (or exchange
any of said lots, when m their judgment demanded by the public good), or other property
which shaU not be required for the use of the Department, and to execute, acknowledge^ and
deliver good and sufficient deeds or bUls of sale for the same, paying the proceeds of such sales
into the Creneral Fund of said city and county, such proceeds to be appropriated to the pur-
chase of lots and erection of engine houses thereon as the same may be required.
Sec. 13. The Assistant Engineers of said Fire Department and Clerk shaU'be aUowed and
paid a monthly salary of one hundred and fifty doUars each.
Sec. 14. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
ScppiEMSKTAL TV.-An Act in relation to Coroners in the City and County o/ San J'ranrisco.-Appioved March
16, 1872. '^'^
Section 1. Every person elected or appointed to the office of Coroner, before he shaU enter
upon the duties of such office, shaU take the constitutional oath of office, and give an official
bond in the sum of five hundred doUars.
Sec. 2. The duties of Coroner shaU be: First, to hold inquest upon the bodies of persons
elain, or who shaU have committed suicide, or been found dead under such circumstances as to
lead to a suspicion of crime committed within the county in which such Coroner resides ■ second
to issue process for the arrest of one charged upon inquest with murder or manslaughter- to
hold mquest on the body of every prisoner who dies in jail; and it shaU be the duty of 'the
Jailor whenever a prisoner dies m his custody, to send for the Coroner who has jurisdiction
who ShaU hold mquest upon the body of such prisoner. The duties of Coroners upon inquests
snaJl not be delegated. ^
Sec. 3. \\'henever any Coroner shaU receive notice that any person has been slain or has
committed suicide, or has died suddenly, or has been found dead under such circumstances as
to reqmre an mquisition, it shaU be his duty to go to the place where such person shaU be or if
the body shall have been mterred, shaU cause it to be disinterred, and shaU forthwith summon
not less than mne or more than fifteen persons to serve as jurors, to appear before him forth-
with at such place as he shaU appoint, and make inquisition concerning such death. The Cor-
oner must summon the jurors in person. He shaU summon none but persons duly qualified bv
law to serve as jurors, and no such person shaU be exempt except at the discretion of the
Coroner. Ivo person shaU be summoned who is related to the deceased or to any person who
may be suspected or charged with the kUling, nor shaU any one be summoned who is known to
be prejudiced for or agamst him; but the jurors who are selected and appear shaU not be chal-
lenged by any party.
Sec. 4. Every person summoned aa a juror who shaU faU to appear without having a reason-
able excuse, shaU forfeit a sum not exceeding the sum of two hundred doUars, to be recovered bv
the Coroner, m the name of the People of the State, before any Justice of the Peace in the proper
township, and when coUected to be paid into the county treasury for the use of the county.
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Sbc. 5. When six or more of the jurors attend they shall be sworn by the Coroner and
charged by him to inquire how and in what manner and when and where such person came to
his death, and who such person was, and into all the circumstances attending such death, and
to make a true inquisition according to the evidence offered to them or arising from the mspec-
tion of the body. ■, v ^.i.
Sec. 6. There shaU be but one inquest npon a body, unless that taken be set aside by the
Court ; and there shall be but one inquest held upon several bodies of persons who were killed
by the same cause and who died at the same time. WTienever it shall appear that an error m
the identity of the body has been made by the jury, it shall be discretionary with the Coroner
to call another inquest upon the body without reference to the Court, and a memorandum of
the error shall be entered upon the erroneous inquisition.
Sec. 7. After the jury have been sworn and charged by the Coroner, they shall go together
with the Coroner to view and examine the body of the deceased person. They shall not pro-
ceed upon the inquest until they have so viewed the body. After the jury have viewed the
body they may retire to any convenient place to hear the testimony of witnesses and deliberate
upon their verdict. For this end the Coroner may adjourn the inquest from time to time, as
may be necessary. -lt i -l j.!. j. u
Sec. 8. The Coroner may issue subpenas for witnesses, returnable forthwith or at such
time and place as he may appoint therein, which may be served by any competent person by
reading the same to the witness or informing him or her of the contents thereof, and such wit-
ness shall not be entitled to any fee for attendance. Every person served with such subpena
shall be Uable to the same penalties for disobedience thereto, and his attendance may be enforced
in like manner, as in case of subpenas issued by a Justice of the Peace.
Sec. 9. The Coroner shall summon and examine as witnesses every person who, in his
opinion or that of the jury, has any knowledge of the facts, and he may summon a surgeon or
physician to inspect the body and to give a professional opinion as to the cause of death ; and if
it shall be necessarj', the Coroner may cause a. post-mortem examination or chemical analysis to
be made, and the expense of such examination or analysis shall be a county charge, to be fixed
by the Board of Supervisors. , r . *;
Sec. 10. Witnesses produced shall be sworn by the Coroner, and the whole of the testi-
mony shall be reduced to writing by the Coroner, or under his direction, and signed by the
witnesses in the presence of the jury, and each deposition shall have a jurat attached. The
jury, after hearing all the testimony offered before them, shall retire as jurors in other cases
and deliberate upon their verdict, sufifering no one, not even the Coroner, to mingle with them
in their deliberations ; but they may, as in the case of jurors in the Courts of law, take the I
opinion of the Coroner upon any question of law that may arise upon the investigation. 1 1
Sac. 11. The Coroner may call upon the District Attorney to assist him in the examina-
tion of witnesses, and the jurors may put any proper question to the witness, but the part}'
suspected or charged with the crime shall have no right to produce witnesses on the inquest, or
to cross-examine those produced on behalf of the people by himself or counsel ; nor shall it be
necessary that he be present during the examination. But it shall be the duty of the Coroner
to examine any witness who he may have reason to believe may know anything concerning the
matter pertinent to the inquiry, and to put to any witness any proper and pertinent question
that such person may desire. Such party suspected or charged, however, may be attended by
counsel on the inquest, to advise with him as to his right in answering any question that m.iy
be put to him when under examination. If the party accused of the crime be present at the
inquest, and is then charged with the crime, or the testimony tends to criminate him. and he is
called upon by the Coroner to testify, it is the duty of the Coroner first to inform the accused
that he is at liberty to refuse to answer any question that he may put to him, otherwise his
answer on such examination cannot be read in evidence against him when on trial for the offense.
But if such person is not under arrest or charged with the crime, his answer may be given in
evidence against him on his subsequent trial for the crime charged, though the Coroner may not
have so ad\-ised him of his rights. The jury must hear all the evidence offered before them,
whether it be in favor of or against any party suspected of the killing.
Sec. 12. Upon the investigation the Coroner's jury shall not be limited in their inqurrv
like a jury upon the trial of one charged with a crime, their duties shall be to determine if a
crime has or has not been committed ; and if a crime has been committed, who perpetrated or
caused the same to be perpetrated, and aU the circumstances attending it ; and any proper testi-
mony tending in any degree to throw light upon the subject may be properly given. Matters
of opinion, except of professional witnesses, or hearsay evidence, shall not be permitted.
Sec. 13. When the jury shall have agreed upon a verdict they shall reduce their inquisition
to writing, which writing shall show before what Coroner the same was taken, and that the
same was taken upon the oath of good and lawful men of the county who were first duly sworn ;
and it must also show by whom and when the same was executed. They shall also find and
certify how or in what manner and when and where the person so dead came to his death, and
all the circumstances attending such death ; and if a crime has been committed in the case, who
were guilty thereof, either as principal or accessory, and in what manner. The jury shall not be
requii-ed to find who were accessories after the fact — only those before the fact. If the P^'^""
who is found dead is unknown, or the person who caused the death is unknown, the jury shMl^
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Sec. 18. Any juror, witness, or other person summoned as iuror witness or anv ntl,»r S*
k„H tlf' ^^' "^^ v^^ Coroner's jury find that any murder or manslaughter has been committed
f h offeni f f f ."^^ do-ected forthwith to take the person accused of havmnommltted g
Z ?he warrant .ft'i^^r^'" """''nA ^"^"-""-g magistrate, to be dealt withliccZung to S
tv^in.l ^^"'"'^'^^ "^ T, Coroner shaU be served in the same manner and in the same places as C»
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^hen there is no other person legally entitled to take charge of the same ; and he shal forth ^
«th make out and enter m a book to be kept in his office, open to public inspection a funand g
ir^^ed Td he 7hal at ""T^' '"' r^/^'fr °^ ^^'^^ °^ ^-^'^ foun^'^h':"' ^'^s^k §
eceased, and he shall also make an entry m said book, of any note or memorandum found unoi t?
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• tv In^ ! '^T, "^'^^l ''^*"' ^^'^ ""'''''"g of '"''^ i^^l'i^^t' deliver over to the Treasurer of sak ^
.en ative oTtL 1^ '"''' money or vali.able things which have not been claimed b^ legal repre ^
ffi,*p=^wl? the deceased or the Pubhc Administrator. Said Coroner shaU also k^ep^nhis 3
rt . le an 1 thinr^;,°rn '" ^^'^'f' "'T'^'*!™' ^ ^^''^ ^<^ '^^^^ ^^^^ ^ f"" description o? every "«
oil d dpl.»T' "^ fw'^ ^""'"'^ '"*'' °^ "PO" tlie bodies of deceased persons, or beloS U
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Sec. 22. For a failure on the part of the Coroner to perform such duty required by the last
section, or any of the duties required by this Act, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding five thousand dollars, or
imprisonment in the County Jail not to exceed one year, and shall be liable on his official bond
for any and all moneys, chattels, and property which shall be found on said deceased, and which
shall or may come into his possession belonging to said deceased ; the same to be recovered in
the name of any party who may be entitled to recover the same in any Court having jurisdic-
tion thereof.
Sec. 23. Upon the delivery of money so found to the Treasurer, he shall place it to the credit ■
of the county. If other property, and perishable in its nature, he shall within thirty days sell
the same at public auction, upon reasonable public notice, and shall in like manner place the
proceeds to the credit of the county. Other property shall only be sold upon the order of the
County Judge. If the said money or property in the treasury be demanded within six years by
the legal representative of the deceased, the Treasurer shall, upon legal showing, after deduct-
ing the fees and expenses of the Coroner and of the county in relation to the matter, pay the
balance thereof to such legal representative.
Sec. 24. Before auditing and allowing the accounts of the Coroner, the Supervisors of the
county shall require a statement from him in writing, containing an inventory of all money and i
other valuables found with or upon all persons upon whom inquests shall have been held, and
the manner in which the same has been disposed of, verified by the oath or affirmation of the
Coroner making the same that such statement is in all respects just and true, and that the
money and other articles mentioned therein have been delivered to the Treasurer of the county,
or to the legal representatives of such person or persons.
Sec. 25. The Coroner shall perform the duties of Sheriff in all cases when the Sheriff is
interested or otherwise incapacitated fi-om serving, \^^lenever the Coroner acts as Sheriff he
shall possess the powers and perform all the duties of the Sheriff', and shall be entitled to the
same fees as are allowed by law to the Sheriff for similar services.
Sec. 26. If the office of Coroner be vacant, or he be absent or unable to attend, the duties
of his office may be performed by any Justice of the Peace of the county, with the like authority
and subject to the same obligations and penalties ns the Coroner.
Sec. 27. The Coroner of the City and County of San Francisco, in addition to the duties
imposed by this Act upon every Coroner, shall keep a record of all inquests held by him, with
a copy of all testimony and the inquisition of the juries in full ; and in case of loss of the
original records, the same shall be admissible in evidence with like effect as the original would
have been.
Sec. 28. The Coroner of said city and county shall be authorized to appoint a Clerk, who
shall be sworn to act as Deputy Coroner in all matters, except those duties on inquests which
have ))een forbidden to be delegated by this Act. The salary of said Clerk shall not exceed one
hundred and fifty dollars per month, which shall be paid from the Special Fee Fund of the said
city and county. The Coroner of said city and county shall be authorized to appoint a Messen-
ger, whose duty it shall be to have charge of the dead wagon, keep in order the Morgue, and
perform such other duties as are required by the Coroner or his Deputy in connection with the
duties of his office. He shall receive a salary not to exceed seventy-five dollars per month, to
be paid in like manner as that of the Coroner's Clerk.
Sec. 29. The Board of Supervisors of City and County of San Francisco are hereby
authorized to provide a suitable office and jury room and Dead House or Morgue, with the fur-
niture necessary to enable the Coroner to officially discharge the duties of his office and to
make the necessary appropriation therefor. They are further authorized to audit and pay,
for the necessary expenses of maintaining the Morgue and offices attached, such sum as may
be necessary, not to exceed seventy-five dollars per month, to be paid out of the General
Fund.
Sec. 30. The Coroner of the City and County of San Francisco shall receive no fees for
any services rendered by him, but he shall in lieu thereof receive a salary of four thousand
dollars per annum, payable in like manner as other county officers within said county, to be
audited by the Auditor and paid out of the same fund provided for in the city and county
treasury as in the cases of other officers in said city and county.
Sec. 31. AH Acts or parts of Acts in conflict with the provisions of this Act, so far as they
conflict, are hereby repealed. This Act shall apply only to the City and County of San Franciso.
ARTICLE II.
PUBLIC ORDER AND POLICE.
Sec. 15. The Department of Police of said city and county shall be under the direction of
the Chief of Police, in subjection to the laws of this State, and the rules and regulations not in
conflict therewith, which may be established by competent authority under the powers granted
in this Act. In the suppression of any riot, public tumult, disturbances of the public peace, or
organized resistance agamst the laws of public authorities, in the lawful exercise of their fimc-
tions, he shall have all the powers that now are or may hereafter be conferred upon Sheriff's by
the laws of this State ; and his lawful orders shall be promptly executed by all Police Officers,
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Watclunen, and Constables, in the said city and county; and every citizen shaU also lend Mm
aid, when required, for the arrest of offenders and maintenance of pubUc order.
Sec 16. The Chief of Police shaU keep a public office, which shaU be open and at which
he, or m case of necessary absence, a Captam of Police or Police Officer, by him desitoiated for
that purpose, shaU be in attendance at aU hours, day and night. In case of his "necessary
absence from his office it shaU be made known to the Police Officer in attendance where he can
be found, if needed ; and he shall not absent himself from the city and county without urgent
necessity and leave obtamed in writing from the President of the Board of Supervisors Police
.Juflge, and County Judge, or two of them, who shall at the time of granting the same appoint
a i.orson to act durmg his absence, with all his powers, duties, and obligations. If such absence
tiMni the city or county be on any other than business immediately connected with his office he
sliall lose his salary for the time of such absence, of which account shall be taken by the Po'lice
Judge.
.Sec. 17. The Chief of Police shall designate one or more out of the number of Police
Ulheers to attend constantly upon the PoUce Judge's Court, to execute the orders and process
.1 the said Court ; he may order to be arrested and to be taken before the Police Jud.'e any
I'.-rson guilty of a breach of the peace or a violation of the general regulations established by
the Board of Supervisors, under the authority granted in this Act; he shaU super\-ise and direct
the PoUce force of said city and county, and shall observe and cause to be observed the proWs-
lons of this Act and the regulations estabUshed by the Board of Supervisors in relation thereto-
he shaU see that the lawful orders and process issued by the Police Judge's Court are promptly
executed ; and shall exercise such other powers connected with his office as Head of Police as
may be prescribed in the general regulations adopted by the Board of Supervisors.
I SEa^ 18. The Chief of Police shall acquaint himself with aU the statutes and laws in force
in this State defining public offenses and nuisances and regulating criminal proceedings and
shall procure and keep in his office the Statutes of this State and of the United States, and all
necessary elementary works on that subject; he shall give information and advice touching said
laws, gratuitously, to aU Police Officers and Magistrates asking it
Sec. 19. * * His Court (Police Court) shall be a Court of Record ;* a Clerk shall be
ppomted therefor by the Board of Supervisors, with a salary of two hundred doUars per month
(The shall give bond as required by law, and hold his office during the pleasure of said Board —
Amendments April 18, 1S57, and March 25, 1862. The remainder of this section superceded
)y Act January 27, 1864; see Supplemental V, page 890.]
SEa 20. Proceedings in the Police Judge's Court shall be conducted ifa conformity with
ie laws regulatmg proceedings in the Recorder's Court. The said Court shaU be open daUv
Sundays excepted. ^ '
Sec. 21. The Clerk of the Police Judge's Court shall keep a record of its proceedings, issue
ill process ordered by said C'ourt, receive and pay, weekly, into the treasury of the city and
county all fines imposed by said Court, and render to the County Auditor, monthly, and before
iny amount can be paid by him on account of salary, an exact and detailed account, upon oath
iccompamed \vith an exhibition of said record, of aU the fines imposed and moneys collected
since his last account rendered. He shall prepare bonds, justify and accept bail, when the
imount has been fixed by the Police Judge, in cases not exceeding one thousand dollars ; and he
ihall fix, justify, and accept bail, after arrest, in the absence of the Police Judge, in all cases
lot amountmg to felony, in the same manner and to the same effect as though the same had
Deen fixed by the Police Judge. The said Clerk shall remain at the Court Room of said Court
Ji the City HaU, during the hours named in section eight of the Act of which this is amendatory
ind durmg such reasonable hours thereafter as may be necessary for the purpose of discharring
us said duties.— [Amendment May 18, 1861.]
Sec. 22. All fines imposed by the Police Judge's Court, Court of Sessions t of said city and
jounty, or any Justice's Court, shall be paid into the treasury thereof, as part of the Police
Fund ; m cases where, for any offense, the said Courts are authorized to impose a fine or impris-
)nment m the county jail or both, they may instead thereof sentence the offender to be employed
n labor upon the public works of said city and county, for a period of time equal to the term
)f imprisonment which might be legally imposed, and may, in case of imposing a fine, embrace
18 a part of the sentence that, in default of payment of such a fine, the offender shall be em-
ployed to labor on said pubhc works at one dollar a day till the fine imposed is satisfied. By
;he "public works," as used in this Act, is understood the construction, or repair, or clean
ng, of any street, road, dock, wharf, public square, park, building, or other work whatsoever
ffhich is authorized to be done by and for the use of said city and county, and the expense
)f which 13 not to be borne exclusively by the individuals or property particularly benefited
iiereby.
Sec. 23. The Chief of Police, in conjunction with the President of the Board of Supervis-
)rs and the Police Judge, the concurrence of two of them being necessary to a choice shall
^ppomt four Captains of Police, each from a different district, and as many Police Officers not
:xceeding one hundred and fifty [see Supplemental ActVIU, page 892], as the Board of Su'per-
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visors shall determine to be necessary ;* thereof an equal number in proportion to population, as
near as may be, shall be selected from each district that shall be situated, wholly or partly, within
the Umits specified in section second of the Act now repealed, entitled ' ' An Act to incorporate
the City of San Francisco," passed May sixth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-iive.t
Sec. 24. No person can be appointed Captain of Police or Police Officer unless he be a
citizen of the United States and of this State, and a resident and a qualified voter of the city
and county ; and, in case of each Police Officer, a resident of the district from which he is
chosen, and also, before his appointment, shall produce to the said President of the Board of
Supervisors, Chief of Police, and Police Judge, a certificate, signed by at least twelve freehold-
ers and qualified voters of the said city and county, who, in case of application for appointment
of a Police Officer, must also be a resident of the district from which he is to be appointed,
stating that they have been personally and well acquainted with the applicant for one year or
more next preceding the application, and that he is of good repute for honesty and sobriety,
and they believe him to be, in all respects, competent and fit for the office. All the certificates
so produced shall be carefully preserved in the office of the Chief of Police.
Sec. 25. Police Captains and Officers may be suspended from office by the Chief of Police,
and with the concurrence of the President of the Board of Supervisors and Police Judge
removed from office for official negligence, inefficiency, or misconduct, under such general rules
and regulations, not contrary to law, as may have been estabbshed by the Board of Super\asors.
They shall receive from the treasury of said city and coimty, payable out of the Pobce Fund,
such compensation as may be fixed by the Board of Supervisors, not exceeding one thousand
eight hundred dollars a year each for Captains, and one thousand five hundred dollars a year
each for PoHce Officers. — [See Supplemental Act VIII, page 892.]
Sec. 26. Neither the Chief of Police, Captains, or any other officer of Police, shall follow
any other profession or calhng, become bail for any person charged with any oftense whatever,
receive any present or reward for official services rendered or to be rendered, unless with the
knowledge and approbation of a majority of the Police Commissioners, to wit : The Pobce Judge,
President of the Board of Supervisors, and Chief of Police of the City and County of San
Francisco — such approbation to be given in writing ; nor be allowed pay for any period during
which they shall absent themselves from public duty, unless such absence necessarily result
from indisposition or disability occasioned by injuries suftered while in the discharge of official
duty. Police Officers in subjection to the orders of the respective Captains, and all under the
general direction of the Chief of Police, shall be prompt and vigilant in the detection of crime,
the arrest of public offenders, the suppression of all riots, frays, duels, and disturbances of the
public peace, the execution of process from the Police Judge's Court, in causing the abatement
of public nuisances, the removal of unlawful obstructions from the public streets, and the
enforcement of the laws and regulations of police. — [Amendment March 24, 1859.]
Sec. 27. In case of great public emergency or danger, the Chief of Police may appoint an
additional number of Policemen, of approved character for honesty and sobriety, who shall
have the same powers as other Police Officers, for twenty-four hours only, but without pay.
The Chief of Police, Captains, and every officer of the permanent force, shall provide them-
selves with a uniform and badge of office, to be prescribed by regulations of the Board of
Supervisors, which shall be worn by them upon all occasions, with such exceptions as may be
permitted by the Chief of Police in the performance of detective duty.
Sec. 28. Charges of oppression or official misconduct, when presented by any citizen of the
said city and county, against any Police Captain or Officer, and verified on oath, setting forth
the specific acts complained of, shall be received and attentively considered and determined by
the PoHce Judge, President of the Board of Super^sors, and Chief of Police, giving to the
accused due notice and an impartial hearing in defense. The Chief of Police, Police Judge,
and all other officers, now acting or hereafter to be elected or appointed under the provisions of
this Act, may be accused, tried, and removed from office, in the mode prescribed by the laws
of this State for the removal of civil officers otherwise than by impeachment.
Sec. 29. The Board of Supervisors shall from time to time establish a convenient number
of Police Stations ; determine within what districts the Police Officers and Captains shall usually
be distributed and employed ; designate the prisons to be used for the reception of all persons
arrested or convicted and sentenced for public ofienses, in cases not provided for by law; [and]
appoint, during the pleasure of the Board, the Keeper of such prisons.
ScppLBMBNTAL V. — An Act to prescribe the Jurisdiction of the Pvlice Judge's Court of the City atid County of San
Francisco, — Approved January 27, 1864.
Section 1. The Police Judge's Court of the City and County of San Francisco shall have
jurisdiction : X
* The Police Commissionera may be empowered by the Board of Supervisors to appoint and regrulate local
Policemen, whenever necessarj', provided that no money shall be paid out of the city and county treasurj- for their
services. — (Act April 4,1864,]
t The City of San Francisco shall be bounded as follows : On the south by a line drawn parallel with Clay Street,
two and a half miles distant from the center of Portsmouth Square ; on the west by a line drawn parallel with
Kearny Street, two miles distant from the center of Portsmouth Square ; its boundaries on the north and east shall
be the same with those of the County of San Francisco. — [Act May 6. 1855, ]
J Also jurisdiction for violations of Sec. 16 of Street Law; see Article IV, Sec. 16, page 909.
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Second — Of proceedings respecting vagrants and disorderly persona.
Sec. 2. The said Court shall have jurisdiction of the following puhlic offenses, committed
in the said city and county :
First— Petit larceny; receiving stolen property, -nhen the amount invoh'ed does not exceed
fifty dollars.
.SVf^OHrf— Assault and battery, not charged to have been committed upon a public officer in
the discharge of his duties, or with intent to kill. '
T/iird — Breaches of the peace, riots, affrays, committing wiUftil injury to property, and all
misdemeanors punishable l>y fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not
exceeding one year, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Fourth — Said Court or Judge shall have jurisdiction of proceedings for security to keep the
peace; and also throughout said city and county the same power and jurisdiction in other
criminal actions, cases, and proceedings as are now or hereafter may be conferred by law upon
.Justices of the Peace or Justices' Courts. The Justices of the Peace within the limits of the ■ P
City and County of San Francisco, shall not have power to try and decide any cases of the I f^
classes mentioned in this section. —[Amendatory Sec. 1, February 13, 1872.] The said Judge ' m
may punish contempts in the same manner and to the same extent as District .Judges : and the ' '^
laws concerning contempts applicable to District Courts and Judges shall be appheable to said
Police Court and Judge. — [Ajuendatory Sec. 2, February 13, 1872.]
Sec. 3. The Judge of said Court shaD also have power to hear cases for examination, and
may commit and hold the offender to bail for trial in the proper Court; and may try, condemn.
I'V acquit, and carry his judgment into execution as the case may require, according to law ; and
sliaU have power to issue warrants of arrest, subpenas, and all other process necessary to the
full and proper exercise of his power and jurisdiction. All fines imposed by the Police Judge,
nut exceeding twenty dollars, exclusive of costs, shall be final and without appeal
SrppLEMEXTAL Yl.—An Act respecting the Police Court, etc.— Approved December 9, ISS.
Section 1. Any Justice of the Peace of the City and County of San Francisco, who may
>)e designated in writing by the Mayor or President of the Board of Supervisors for the purpose,
shall have power to preside in and hold the Police Judge's Court in said city and county, in
i^e of the temporary absence of the Police Judge, or his inability to act from any cause; and
urmg such temporary absence or disability, the Justice so designated shall act as Police Judge,
and shall have and exercise all the powers, jurisdiction, and authority which are or may be by
law conferred upon such Court or Judge.
Sec. 2. In case of a vacancy in the office of Police Judge, the Board of Supervisors of said
city and county shall have power to appoint some suitable person, who is a resident and leo-al
voter thereof, to fill the vacancy, who shall take the constitutional oath of office and enter uifon
his duties immediately. The person so appointed shall hold office until a Police Judge shall be
elected at the next judicial election, and qualified according to law.
ScrPLEMESTAL Yil.—Ail Act to Establish Police Regulations for the Uarbor of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco, etc. — Approved April 4, 1864.
Section 1. No person shall board or attempt to board any vessel arriring in the harbor of
the City and County of San Francisco before said vessel has been made fast to the wharf, with-
out obtaining leave from the Master or person having charge of said vessel, or permission, in
writing, from the owner or owners or the agent thereof, or having boarded such vessel, shall
refuse or neglect to leave the same upon request of the Master or other person in charge thereof,
under the penalty prescribed in the next succeeding section of this Act.
Sec. 2. Any person violating section one of this Act shall be deemed gnUty of misdemeanor;
and upon conviction thereof before the Police Judge's Court of said city and county, shall be
punished for each offense by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, or imprisonment in the
County Jail of the City and Coimty of San Francisco for a term not exceeding fifty days, or
both, in the discretion of the Judge of the said Police Judge's Court, which Court shaU have
jurisdiction in such cases.
Sec. 3. The provisions of the last two foregoing sections shall not apply to any Pilot or
public officer visiting a vessel, in discharge of his duty.
Sec. 4. No person shall entice or persuade, nor attempt to entice or persuade, any member
of the crew of any vessel arri\-ing in said harbor, or of any vessel in said harbor, to leave or
desert said vessel before the expiration of his term of service in such vessel. Any person guilty
of 80 doing shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be
subject to the penalty prescribed in section two of this Act.
Sec. 5. No person shall knowingly and willfully persuade or aid any person who shall have
shipped on any vessel for a vo3-age from said port, and received any advanced wages therefor,
to desert or willfully neglect to proceed on such voyage. Any person guilty of so doinc shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con\-iction thereof before the Police Judge's°Court
of said city and county, shall be punished for each offense by a fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or imprisonment in the County Jail of the City and County of San Francisco for a term
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not exceeding fifty days, or both, in the discretion of the Judge of said Police Judge a Court,
which Court shall have jurisdiction in such cases. . „ . . ^ v t j ^ti, „,
Sec. 6. Any person offending against any provision of this Act maybe arrested with or
without warrant, ^ provided in other cases of misdemeanor, by any officer quahhed to serve
^minal process in said City and County of San Francisco: provided, the person so arrested
SfortWh be bought before said Police Judge's Court or admitted to baU, as m other
cases of misdemeanor committed in said City and County of San 1 rancisco. , ,^ ,, ., „
Sec 7 The word "harbor," as used in this Act, shaU be held to mean and include all the
waters of the Bay of San Francisco, ■within the limits of the said City and (.ounty of San
Francscl; and tL word "vessel." ks used in thie Act, shall be held to mean and mclude all
vessels propeUed by steam or sads, plying or bound on a voyage between the said Port of San
Frlncisco and any^other port in this State, or in any other State of the United States, or m
^""^iZ^T ""The^Board of Supervisors of said Oty and County of San Francisco shaU cause
this Act to be printed in cheap pamphlet foi-m; and it shaU be the duty of each and every
Branch Pilot of the Port of San Francisco to obtain from the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of said city and county a reasonable supply of said pamphlets, and to f^Yf.ZJZViaot
same to the Master or person in charge of each and every vessel boarded by him as a Pdot,
whether the said PUot is employed to bring such vessel mto said port or not.
Sec 9 Any Branch Pilot refusing or neglectmg to perform the requirements set f orth m
the last preceding section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shaU upon conviction
thereof before the Police Judge's Court of said city and county be fined in the sum of ten do -
lars, or be imprisoned in the County Jail for the term of twenty-five days or both, m the cbs-
cretion of the Judge of said Police Judge's Court, which said Court is hereby given jurisdiction
in such cases.
Supplemental VIII -A n A ct to Increase and Regulate the Police Force of the City and County qfSan Francisco
^Approved March 23, 1872.
Section 1 The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco shall have
power to increase the Police force of the said city and county, as from t^'"^ ^ t™%°Jfy 'f
deemed necessary by said Board of Supervisors, to not exceedmg one hundred and fifty members,
including the number now allowed by law, to be appointed by the Police Commissioners, as
now provided by law. The s.alaries of the additional officers hereby authorized shall be of the
sZe^amou^t, not exceeding one hundred and twenty-five doUars per month, and shall be p.iid
in the same manner and at the same time as other members of the said Police force are now or
shall hereafter be paid. The Chief of Police of said city and county may detad a regular Pohce
Officer to act as his Clerk, who shaU receive the same salary as the Property Clerk of the Police
Department. The Captain of the Harbor Police shaU receive the same salary as is now or may
hereafter be paid to Police Captains. . , ,, ,
Sec 2 No member of the Police force of the City and County of San Francisco shall be
allowed to interfere in politics on the day of election, or at any other tmie, while employed on
said PoUce force ; nor shaU be removed from office for political or partisan causes, reasons, or
P"^P°'"'- AETICLE III.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
[Sections 30-35 are repealed by the following Act, approved April 27, 1863] :
An Actio Establish and D,-«:u the Powers and Duties of the Board of Education of the City and County of San
FramSo'tnTLllJpeat former Acts reyulati,^ the sa,ne. and to Coi^fer further Powers upwi the AudUor
and Treasurer of said City and County.
Section 1 The Board of Education of the City and County of San Francisco shaU consist
of the School Directors elected for the several election districts of said city and county Ihe
said Board shall organize annually, on the first Tuesday in December [Amendment Act AprU 2
1866 ; see Supplemental Act I, page 881], by electing a President from among its members, and
shall hold meetings monthly thereafter, and at such other times as the Board may determine
A maioritv of all the members elect shall constitute a quorum to transact busmess but a smaller
number may adjourn from time to time. The Board may determine the rules of its proceedmgs.
Its sessions shall be public, and its records shall be open to pubhc inspection
Sec 2 The Board of Education shall have power [Amended Mar. 12, 1 864, and April 1 . 1 » ' - J •
First—* * * * to establish School Districts, and to fix and alter the boundaries thereof.
Third—* *'^^* " • to employ and pay such mechanica and laborers as may be necessary
to carry into effect the powers and duties of the Board. X
. Several of the sections contained in the Acts of April 27. 1S63, and March 12. 1864, have been re-enacted; see
^""^The Art of' Ap^ril''4!^8TOf p^o^iding for the erection of a new City Hall, sets apart from any ^"^''yfj^^'^^
from the Build nt' Fund llOO.OOO for the School Fimd of San Francisco, from which may be dra™ such sums as
nav be ne«sssS-y for the erec^ of a Normal School Building for the City and County of San Franosco
^IThe Act of Aiiril 4, 1870, authorizes and requires the Board of Education to equalize the salaries of the male
and emale teachers "mployed by them in said Public Schools, allowing and paymg to female teachers the same
amom°t of money permCth for their services as male teachers are allowed and paid for smi.lar services m the same
grades and classes of the department
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Fourth — [Repealed. ]
/"(/M— [Repealed.]
Sixth — [Repealed. ]
Screnth — [Repealed.]
Eighth — To receive, purchase, lease, and hold in fee, in tnist for the City and County of
San Francisco, any and all real estate, and to hold in trust any personal property that may have
been acquired, or may hereafter be acquired, for the use and benefit of Public Schools of said
city and county : provided, the lots to be purchased under the provisions of this section do not
exceed ten in number ; and all conveyances heretofore made to the said Boad of Education are
hereby legalized and declared valid, and the property therein conveyed vested in said Board in
trust as aforesaid.
iViViM —[Repealed.]*
Tenth — To grade, fence, and improve school lots, and in front thereof to grade, sewer, plank,
or pave, and repair streets, smd to construct and repair sidewalks. +
Eleventh — To sue for any and all lots, lands, and property belonging to or claimed by the
said School Department, and to prosecute and defend all actions at law, or in equity necessary
to recover and retain the full enjoyment and p ssession of said lots, lands, and property, and to
employ and pay counsel in such cases : provided, the amount of fees paid to such counsel shall
not exceed one thousand dollars in any one year ; and further, to do any and all lawfiil acts
necessary thereto.
Tiff //rt— [Repealed.]
Thirteenth — To establish regulations for the just and equal disbursement of all moneys
belonging to the Public School Fund.
Fourteenth — [Repealed.]
Fifteenth — To discharge all legal incumbrances now existing upon any school property.
Sixteen th — [Obsolete. ]
Seven teen th — [Re-enacted. ]
Eigh teen th — [P^e-enacted. ]
Sec. 3. [Re-enacted.]
Sec. 4. At the last regular session of the Board, in September, Pecember, March, and
June, of each year, before proceeding to other business-, each Director shall be called on to
report the condition of the school or schools in his district, and the circumstances and wants of
the inhabitants thereof in respect of education, and suggest any defect he may have noted and
improvement he would recommend in school regulations. The reports to be made in December
and .June shall be in writing.
Sec. 5. Before gi^^ng out any contract or incurring any liability to mechanics or laborers,
or for expenditures authorized by section two, subdivisions three, five, and si.x, respectively, to
anv amount exceeding two hundred dollars, the Board of Education shall cause notice to be
published for five days, inviting sealed proposals for the object contemplated. All proposals
offered shall be delivered to the Superintendent of Public Schools, and said Board shall in open
session open, examine, and publicly declare the same and award the contract to the lowest
responsible bidder : j>rovided, said Board may reject any and all bids should they deem it for
the public good, and also the bid of any partj- who may have proved delinquent or unfaithful
in any former contract vrith said city and county or said Board, and cause a repubhcation of
the notice for proposals as above specified. — [Amended March 12, 186-!.]
Sec. 6. No School Director or Superintendent shall be interested in any contract pertain-
ing in any manner to the School Department of said city and county. All contracts in vioa-
tion of this section are declared void, and any Director or Superintendent Wolating or aiding
in the violation of the pro%-isions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
Secs. 7 and 8. [Superseded by the following Sees. 1788-91— Part III, Art. XVII. of the
Political Code] :
Sec. 1788. Each Board of Examination consists of the City and County Superintendents
of Schools and of four t«achers residents of such city, and holders of State diplomas, elected
by the Board of Education, and holding office for two years.
Sec. 1789. The School Superintendent of the city is Chairman of the City Board of Exam-
ination.
Sec. 1790. The Board must meet and hold examinations as follows: Commencing on the
first Wednesday in the months of December, March, June, and September. The place of
meeting must be designated by the Chairman.
Sec. 1791. Tlie Board has power to grant: 1st. Certificates of the same grade and for the
same time as the State Board of Examination has power to grant. 2d. High School certifi-
cates, valid for six years. 3d. Special certificates of the first grade, valid for four years, upon
such special studies as may be authorized by the State Board of Education, or Board of Educa-
tion in any city, or city and county. 4th. High School and special certificates must be granted
* In case any school lots are hereafter sold in said city and county, at least one half of the proceeds of such sale
shall be reserved and set apart for the redemption of bonds issued under this Act and former Acts, until all such
bonds now outstanding or hereafter issued for school purposes are paid, or sufficient money received and set apart
for their final redemption and payment. —[Act March 17, ISOti.)
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upon such examinations as may be authorized by the State Board of Education, or Board of
Education of any city, or city and county. All other certificates must be granted upon exam-
inations in all the studies required for a State certificate of corresponding grade, and upon
questions prepared 1>y the State Board of Examination, and upon the percentage prescribed by
the State Board of Education.
Sec. 9. The Superintendent of the Public Schools of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco is hereby declared and constituted ex officio a member of the Board of Education, without
the right to vote.
Sec. 10. The said Superintendent is hereby authorized to appoint a Clerk,* subject to the
approval of the Board of Education, who shall act as Secretary of the Board, and who shall be
paid a salary to be fixed by the said Board not to exceed the sum of two hundred doUars per
month. — [Amendment April 2, 1870.] The said Clerk shall be subject to removal at the
pleasure of the Superintendent, and shall perform such duties as may be required of him by the
Board or the Superintendent. +
Sec. 11. The Superintendent shall report to the Board of Education, annually, on or before
the twentieth day of June, and at such other times as they may require, all matters pertaining
to the expenditures, income, and condition, and progress of the Public Schools of said city and
county during the preceding year, with such recommendations as he may deem proper.
Sec. 12. It shall be the duty of the Superintendent to visit and examine each school at
least once in three months ; to obser\-e and cause to be observed such general rules for the regu-
lation, government, and instruction of the schools, not inconsistent flith the laws of the State, as
may be established by the Board of Education ; to attend the sessions of the Board, and inform
them at each session of the condition of the Public Schools, school houses, school funds, and
other matters connected therewith, and to recommend such measxires as he may deem necessary
for the advancement of education in the city and county. He shall acquaint himself with all
the laws, rules, and regulations, governing the Public Schools in said city and county, and the
judicial decisions thereon, and give ad%-ice on subjects connected with th^ Public Schools, gra-
tuitously, to officers, teachers, pupils, and their parents and guardians. — [Amended ; see Supple-
mental Act IX, Sec. 3, page 897.]
Sec. 13. Any vacancy in the office of School Director shall be filled by appointment by the
Superintendent, by and with the consent of a majority of the School Directors then in office ;
and such appointees shall hold office, respectively, until the municipal election next ensuing, and
the election and qualification of their successors in office. But no such appointment shall be
valid, unless the appointee be, at the time of his appointment, an elector of the district wherein
the vacancy occurred. — [Amended ; see Supplemental Act I, Sec. 4, page 881.]
Sec. 14 In ease of a vacancy in the office of Superintendent, the Board of Education may
appoint a person to fill the vacancy until the regular election then next following, when the
office shall be filled by election of the people.
Sec. 15. The School Fund of the City and County of San Francisco shaU consist of aU
moneys received from the State .School Fund ; of all moneys arising from taxes which shall be
levied annually by the Board of Supervisors of said city and county for school purposes ; of
aU moneys arising from the sale, rent, or exchange of any school property, and of such other
moneys as may, from any source whatever, be paid into the School Fund ; which fund shall be
kept separate and distinct from all other moneys, and shall only be used for school purposes
under the pro\-isions of this Act, and for the payment of the interest and redemption of the
principal of the school bonds according to law. No fees or commissions shall be allowed or paid
for assessing, collecting, keeping, or disbursing any school moneys ; and if, at the end of any
fiscal year, any surplus remains in the School Fund, such surplus money shall be carried forward
to the School Fund of the next fiscal year, and shall not be, for any purpose whatever, diverted
or ■n-ithdrawn from said fund, except under the provisions of this Act.
Sec. l(j. The said School Fund shall be used and applied by said Board of Education for
the following purposes, to wit :
First — For the paj-ment of the salaries or wages of Teachers, Janitors, School Census Mar-
shals, and otiier persons who may be employed by said Board.
Second — Tor the erection, alteration, repair, rent, and furnishing school houses.
Third — For the expense of Model and Normal schools.
Fourth — For the purchase money, or rent, of any real or personal property purchased or
leased by said Board.
* Tlie .\ct of .\pril 2. 1S70. establishes and defines the powers and duties of the Secretarj- as follows :
Section 1. The Secretary nf the Board of Education of said City and County of San Francisco shall have power
to administer oaths and atfiriuations concerning any demand upon the treasurj- payable out of the School Fund, or
other matters brought before the School Department for investij.'ation.
Sec. 2. The said Secretary shall be paid a salary, to be fixed hy the Board of Education, not to e.xceed the sum
of two hundred dollars per month, in lieu of any salary now paid, payable in the same manner and out of the same
fund as the Superintendent of Common Schools for the City and County of San Fi"ancisco is paid.
t The California School Law, April 4, 1370, Sec. 27 [re-enacted : see Political Code, Part III. Sees. 1549 and 1550),
a-ithorizes each t'ounty Superintendent to appoint a Deputy who may exercise all the functions of County Superin-
tendent, but shall draw no salarj- from the Public School Fund, and that the Deputy for the City and County of San
Francisco may receive such compensation as may be allowed by the Board of Education of said city and cotmty, and
be paid out of the same fund out of which the Superintendent is paid.
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Fifth — For the insurance of all school property.
Sixth — For the payment of interest due on school bonds, and for the redemption of the
same.
Seven th — For the discharge of aU legal incumbrances now existing on any school property.
Eiijlitli — For lighting school rooms and the office and rooms of the Superintendent and the
Board of Education.
Ninth — For supplying the schools with fuel, water, apparatus, blanks, blank books, and
necessary school appliances, together with books for indigent children.
Tenth — For supplying books, printing, and stationery for the use of the Superintendent and
Board of Education, and for incidental expenses of the Board and Department.
Eleventh — [Amended, Act April 2, 1870 ; see note (*), page 894.]
Twelfth — For grading, fencing, and improving school lots, and for grading, sewering, plank-
ing, paving, or repairing streets, and constructing and repairing sidewalks in front thereof.
Sec. 17. A 1 claims payable out of the School Fund, excepting the coupons for interest and
the School Bonds, shall be filed with the Secretary of the Board ; and after they shall have been
approved by a majority of all the members elect of the Board, upon a call of yeas and nays
which shall be recorded, they shall be signed by the President of the Board and the Superin-
tendent of Public Schools, and be sent to the City and County Auditor. Every demand shall
have indorsed upon it a certificate of its approval by the Board, showing the date thereof, and
the law authorizing the same, by title, date, and section. All demands for teachers' salaries
shall he payable monthly.
Sec. 1 8. Demands on the School Fund may be audited and approved in the usual manner,
although there shall not at the time be money in the treasury for the payment of the same :
proriclei/, that no demand on said fund sliaU be paid out of or become charged against the
School Fund of any subsequent fiscal year : and further provided, that the entire expenditure
of said Department, for all purposes, shall not in any fiscal year exceed the revenues thereof
for the same school year.
Sec. 19. The City and County Auditor shall state, by indorsement upon every claim or
demand audited on the School Fund, the particular money or fund out of which the same is
payable, and that it is payable from no other source.
Sec. 20. Audited bills for the current fiscal year for wages or salaries of the teachers in the
Public Schools shall be receivable for school taxes due upon real estate.
Sec. 21. All demands authorized by this Act shall be audited and approved in the usual
manner ; and the Auditor and Treasurer of said city and county are, respectively, authorized
and required to audit and pay tlie same when so ordered paid and approved by said Board :
proinded, that the said Board shall not have power to contract any debt or liability in any form
whatsoever against said city and county in contravention of this Act.
Sec. 22. The teachers in the Industrial School in said city and county shall be exempt
from the provisions of this Act.
SUPPLEMESTAL IX. — An Act to provide for the Support of the CoTnmon Schools of the City and County of San
Francisco, and to define the Powers and Dutiea of the Board of Education thereof —Appcoved April X, 1S72.
Section 1. The Board of Education of the City and County of San Francisco shall have
power :
First — To maintain Public Schools as now organized in said city and county, and to estab-
lish additional ones as required, and to consolidate and discontinue schools as shall be deemed
best for the public interest.
Second — To establish Experimental and Kormal Schools for the education and training of
teachers.
Third — To employ and dismiss teachers, janitors, and School Census Marshals, and to fix,
alter, allow, and order paid their salaries or compensation, and to withhold, for good and suf-
ficient cause, the whole or any part of the salaries or wages of any person or persons employed
as aforesaid.
Ftjurth — To make, establish, and enforce all necessary and proper rules and regulations not
contrary to law, for the government and efficiency of the Public Schools within said city and
county, the teachers thereof and the pupils therein, and for carrjdng into effect the laws relating
to education ; also to establish and regulate the grade of schools, and determine the course of
study and the mode of instruction to be used in said schools.
Fifth — To issue a subpena, duly attested by the President and Clerk of said Board, directed
to any person whose attendance shall be ret(uired before said Board, or any committee thereof,
as a witness ou the examination of any charges against any employe of said Board for viola-
tion of any of the rules or regulations thereof, requiring such person to attend before said
Board, or a committee thereof, at a time and place to be therein named, to testify in relation
to such charges ; and if such a person shall refuse or neglect to obey such subpena, or refuse
to testify when so required, he or she shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be
punished on conviction thereof, by a fine of not less than ten dollars, nor more than one hun-
dred dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail for not less than ten days nor more than
thirty days.
Sixth — To provide for the School Department of said city and county, fuel, lights, water,
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blanks, blank books, printing, stationery, and other such articles, materials, or supplies as may
be necessary or required for use in the schools, either by the pupils or teacher.
Seventh — To make rules of order, and by-laws for the government of the Board, its mem-
bers, and committees, and general regulations, to secure proper economy and accountability in
the expenditure of school moneys.
Eighth — To use and control such building or buildings as shall be necessary for the uses of
the Board and its committees, and for storing supplies.
Ninth — To dispose of such personal property used in the schools or in other buildings, under
the charge of the Board, as shall be no longer required for use therein ; and all moneys realized
by the sale of any such property shall be paid into the city treasury for the same purposes as
the money received under the fifth section of this Act.
Tenth — To build, alter, repair, rent, and provide school houses, and furnish them with
proper school furniture, apparatus, and school appliances, and to insure any and all school
property.
Eleventh — To lease for a term, not exceeding ten years, any unoccupied property of the School
Department not required for school purposes. — [Amended ; see Supplemental Act XII, page 899.]
Twelfth — To examine and allow, in whole or in part, every demand payable out of the
School Fund, or to reject any such demand for good cause, of which the said Board shall be the
sole judge.
Thirteenth — To prohibit any child under six years of age from attending the Public Schools.
Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the Board of Education of the City and County of San
Francisco :
First — To furnish all necessary supplies, or make regulations for furnishing supplies for the
several schools under their care ; but when such supplies are furnished by the Board of Educa-
tion, they shall be obtained by contract — proposals for which shall be advertised for the period
of at least two weeks.
Second — To make and transmit between the fifteenth day of January and the first day of
February, in each year, to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and to the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, a report in writing, bearing date on the
thirty-first day of December next preceding, stating the whole number of schools within their
jurisdiction, the length of time they shall have been kept open, the number of pupils taught in
each school, the whole amount of money dra^iTi from the treasury for the purposes of educa-
tion during the year ending at the date of the report, distinguishing the amounts received from
the General Fund of the State, and from all other and what sources, the manner in which such
moneys shall have been expended, and such other information as the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction may from time to time require, in relation to public school education in the
City and County of San Francisco ; and the report which said Board of Education is hereby
required to make, shall be held and taken to be a full compliance with every law requiring a
report from said Board relative to the schools in said city, or any matter connected therewith.
Third — To prox-ide evening schools for those whose ages or vocations are such as to prevent
attendance at the day schools established by law, in such school houses or other buildings used
for school purposes, and in such other places in said city, as said Board may, from time to time,
deem expedient, and also a Normal School or schools for the instruction of those who desire to
become teachers, which school shall be attended by such of the teachers in the Public Schools as
the Board of Education, by general regulations, shall direct, under penalty of forfeiture of their
situations as teachers, for failure to attend said Normal School as required, which forfeiture
shall be declared by the Board of Education.
Fourth — To require the principal teachers of each school to enter in books, to be furnished
by the Board, the names, ages, and residences of the pupils attending the school, the name of the
parent or guardian of each pupil, the days on which the pupils shall have respectively attended,
and the aggregate attendance of each during the year ; also the days on which each school shall
have been visited by the City Superintendent of Schools, or his Assistant, and the members of
the Board of Education, or any of them, which entries shall be verified by the oath or affirma-
tion of the principal teacher in such school ; also to require the principal teacher of each school,
prior to the fii'st day of January of each year, to make to said Board of Education a report in
writing, bearing date the thirty-first day of December, which report shall state the whole num-
ber of scholars over six and under twenty-one years of age, who shall have been taught free of
expense to such scholars in their schools, during the year ending with the date of the report,
which number shall be ascertained by adding to the number of children on the register at the
commencement of the year, the niimber admitted during the year, not having previously
attended any public school during that year; also the average number that has actually attended
such school during the year, to be ascertained by keeping an exact account of the number of
pupils present at each session, or half day of the school, which, being added together and ilivided
by four hundred and thirty, or if less than a year, by the number of school sessions, shall be
considered the average attendance, which average shall be sworn or affirmed to by the principal
teacher of the school ; also a particular account of the state of the school, and of the property
and atTaire of the school, and the titles of all books used, with such other information as the
Board of Education shall require.
Fifth — To provide by general rules and regulations, a proper classification of studies, schol-
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ars and salaries, in such manner that the system of instruotion pursued in the Public Schools,
and the salaries paid to teachers, shall be, as nearly as practicable, uniform throughout the city.
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Common Schools of tlie City and
County of San Francisco :
i^fV.s-/— To \-iait and e.xamine every school under the charge of the Board of Education, as
often as once m every si.\ mouths, to inquire into all matters relating to the government, course
of instruction, books, studies, discipline, and conduct of such schools, and the condition of the
si hool houses, and the schools generally, and to counsel mth and advise the teachers in relation
til their duties, the proper studies, discipline, and conduct of the pupils, the course of instnic-
ti.ii to be pursued, and the books of elementary instruction to be used, and to e.xamine, ascer-
tain, and report to the Board of Education, whether the provisions of the Act in relation to
religious sectarian teaching and books have been violated in any of the schools, and to make a
I monthly report to the Board of Education, stating which of the schools have been ^nsited by
him, and adding such comments in respect to the matters here specified as he may deem advis-
able.
Second— To make annually to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, at such times as
said officer may direct, a report in writing, containing a statement of the whole number of
schools -nithin said city and county, and a certified copy of the reports of the Board of Educa-
tion to the Super-s-isors of the Oty and County of San Francisco, with such additional informa-
tion as the State Superintendent of Public Instruction may require.
Sec. 4. It shaD be the duty of the Board of Education of the City and County of San
Francisco, on or before the third Monday of March in each year, to report to the Board of
Supervisors of said city and county, an estimate of the amount of money which wiU be required
during the year for the purpose of meeting the current annual expenses" of public instruction in
said city and county, specifj'ing the amount required for supplies furnished to pupils, for pur-
chasing and procuring sites, for leasing rooms or buildings, for erecting buildings, and for
furnishing, fitting up, altering, enlarging, and repairing the buildings and premises under their
charge, for the support of schools, which shall have been organized since the last annual ajipor-
taonment by the Board, for the salaries of teachers, janitors, clerks, and other employes of the
Board, and for such further sum or sums as may be necessary for any of the purposes authorized
by this Act : but the aggregate amount so reported shaU not exceed the sum of thirty-five dollars
for each pupU who shall have actuaUy attended and been taught in the preceeding year in the
schools entitled to participate in the apportionment. The number of pupils who shall be con-
sidered as having attended the schools during any one year shall be ascertained by adding
together the number of chddren, between the ages of six and twenty-one years, present at each
session of not less than three hours each, and di%-iduig the sum by four" hundred and thirty;
and if any school shall have been organized since the last annual apportionment, the attend-
ance shall be ascertained by di^ading by a number corresponding to the actual number of ses-
sions of not less than three hours each, held since the organization of such school.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the Board of Super\'isors of said City and County of San
Francisco to examine without delay the estimate received from the Board of Education, and
if deemed reasonable and in accordance with law, said Board of Superrisors are hereby author-
ed and required to levy and cause to be collected, at the time and in the maimer of lei-yiug
State and other city and county taxes, the amount of taxation so determined and reported by
the Board of Education.
Sec. 6. If the estimate of the said Board of Education seem unreasonable to the Board of
Supervisors, the said Board of Super-\-isors shall, within ten days after receiving such estimate
return the same to the Board of Education with the objections of the said Board of Super-^-isors
in writing. The Board of Education shall immediately proceed to consider such objections ;
and m case of further disagreement between the said Boards, the matter in dispute shall be
referred to the Mayor, Auditor, and Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco, whose
decision shall be final, and shaU be caried into effect by the Board of Supervisors.
.Sec. 7. All moneys received or collected on account of public education in the City and
County of San Francisco, shall be deposited in the city treasury, and be known as the School
Fund. Payments from said fund shall only be made by the "Treasurer of the said city and
countj', upon drafts drawn on him by the IJoard of Education, signed by the President and
Superintendent of Common Schools, and countersigned by the Auclitor of said city and county;
and aU drafts shall be made payable to the person or persons entitled to receive tlie same.
I Sec. 8. If the school moneys received and coUected shall, during any year, exceed the nec-
ieasary and legal expenses of the Public Schools, the Board of Education shall authorize the
iiayment only of such sum or sums as shall be sufficient to proWde for such expenses, and any
deficiency in the sums so received and coUected to meet the necessary and legal expenses of
public education in the said schools shaU be sujjpUed by the Board of Supervisors of said city
and county, and they are hereby authorized and directed to raise by loan or otherwise in antici-
pation of the annual tax, such sum or sums as shall be necessary to meet such deficiency, and
the Board of Education shall in all such cases certify to the Board of Supervisors the cause of
3uch deficiency, and that the same was unavoidable, and unless such certificate shall be made
the said Board of SupersTsors may refuse to meet such deficiency. But the Board of Education
3hall not be authorized to call upon the Board of Supervisors in any year for any money or
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moneys for the purpose of purchasing sites, buildings, altering, repairing, or fitting up school
houses, in excess of the estimates for these purposes in pursuance of section seventh of this Act,
except in cases of destruction of, or injury to, the buildings by fire, or other unforseen calamity.
Sec. 9. The Board of Education of the City and County of San Francisco are hereljy
authorized to establish in some central locality of said city, a school, to which shall be admitted
only those pupils who shall have been found upon satisfactory examination and trial too depraved
to be permitted to associate longer with the pupils of other schools ; but such pupil or pupils
may be restored to any school under charge of said Board, upon satisfactory evidence of a
thorough reformation of conduct.
Sec. 10. The Clerk of the Board of Education shall have charge of the rooms, books, papers,
and documents of the Board, and shall in addition to his duties as Secretary of the Board, per-
form such other clerical duties as may be required by its members or committees.
Sec. 11. In all cases where the erection of a building, fitting up thereof, and the fitting up
of any hired building, or repairing any building belonging to the Department, shall exceed
the sum of two hundred dollars, the same shall be dofie by contract awarded to the lowest respon-
sible bidder, proposals for which contract shall be advertised for two weeks previous to deciding
upon the estimates thereon : but tlie Board of Education may reject any or all proposals should
they deem such action for the public good.
Sec. 12. AVhenever, owing to any nuisance in the immediate vicinity of any school, or
other unfavorable circumstances, or to the small attendance of pupils, or other sufficient reason,
it shall appear to the Board of Education necessary and proper to discontinue such school,
they may after thirty days' notice given to the Board of Supervisors, of their intention to
abandon the building and site for school purposes, withdraw entirely from the control of said
property, which shall then be used or disposed of as a part of the general property of the city
and county. In the event of the same being sold, the proceeds shall go into the School Fund
of the City and County of San Francisco; but nothing herein shall be so construed as to
authorize the sale of any such building or lot.
Sec. 13. Every person in the employ of the Board of Education, and every officer or
teacher of a school, who shall willfully sign a false report to the Board of Education, shall for
each offense forfeit the sum of twenty-five dollars, and shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor; and every such person or officer who shall willfully misapply any of the public funds
committed to his care shall be deemed guilty of emljezzlement.
Sec. 14 No school shall receive any portion of the school moneys, in which the religious
doctrines or tenets of any particular christian or other religious sect shall be taught, inculcated,
or practised, or in which any book or books containing compositions favorable or prejiulicial to
the particular doctrines or tenets of any particular christian or other religious sect is \ised.
Sec. 15. The following shall be substantially the form of oath or aflirmation to be made by
the teacher : A. B. , of the City and County of San Francisco, teacher of school, being
duly sworn [or affirmed], declares and says that to the best of his [or her] knowledge and belief,
the average number of children actually residents of the City and County of San Francisco,
between the ages of six and twenty-one years, who attended said school from the day of
to the first day of January, , was ; said average having been obtained by
adding together the number of pupils present each half day, and di\ading the sum by four hun
dred and thirty [or by the total number of half school days during the year].
Sec. 16. The Clerk of the Board of Education is hereby authorized to administer oaths
and take affidavits in all matters appertaining to the schools in the City and County of San :
Francisco.
Sec. 17. No person receiving a salary from the Board of Education shall be interested, in
any contract, payments under which are to be made in whole or in part of the moneys derived
from the School Fund, or raised by taxation for the support of the Public Schools. ,
Sec. 18. The Public Schools in the City and County of San Francisco shall be classified M ■
High, Grammar, Primary, Evening, and Normal Schools.
Sec. 19. The members of the Board of Education of the City and County of San Francisco
shall be elected by vote of the electors of the entire city and county, and from the city and
county at large, without reference to their residence.
Sec. 20. The Mayor, Auditor, and Treasurer of the City and County of ,San Francisco are
hereby authorized and required to issue school bonds from time to time, in such sums as may be
required for school purposes, not to exceed in the aggregate the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars. Such bonds shall be signed by the Mayor, Auditor, and Treasurer of the said city and
county, and shall be payable in ten years from the first day of June, one thousand eight hun-
dred and seventy-two. Such bonds shall draw interest at the rate of seven percentura per
annum, from the date of their issuance, which interest shall be payable semi-annually, on the
first days of June and December, in the City and County of San Francisco. The coupons
attached to said bonds shall be signed by the said Treasurer.
Sec. 21. The principal and interest of the said bonds shall be payable in gold coin of the
United States of America, and the faith and credit of the City and County of San Francisco
are hereby pledged for the redemption of said bonds, and the payment of the principal and
interest in said gold coin of the United States of America, as set forth in this Act.
Sec. 22. As soon as said bonds are issued, the Treasurer of said city and county is hereby
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uthorized and empowered to seU the same to the highest bidder therefor for cash, in gold coin
f the linited States (after having first advertised the same for four weeks in two daily news-
apers published m said city and county), and the proceeds thereof shall be immediately placed
1 the treasury of said city and county, and constitute a part of the School Fund. From the
roceeds thus obtamed and paid into the treasury, the Board of Education of the City and
Viunty of San Francisco are hereby authorized to liquidate any unpaid bills or claims in the
urreut expenses of the Public Schools of said city and countv, for the year ending the thirtieth
ay (if June, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one : proridcd, said bills or claims do not
.xceed m the aggregate the sum of twenty thousand dollars ; and the balance of such proceeds,
r s. i much thereof as may be necessary, shall be used for the sole purpose of meetino- any
eficiency that may arise in the current expenses of the schools, for the year ending the°thir-
eth day of June, eighteen hundred and seventy-two ; but no portion of" the proceeds of this
md shall be used m the purchase of sites, for the erection or repairs of school buildings, nor
1 tlie fitting up of the same, and any balance then remaining on hand shall be carried forward
nd torm part of the available funds for school purjjoses for the following years : provirlerl, the
lay or. Auditor, and Treasurer may reject any and all bids for said bonds as the public 'food
lay require. °
Sec. 23. To secure the payment of the principal and interest of said bonds, it shall be the
lUty of the Board of Super-vHsors of the City and County of San Francisco, to raise yearly by
lotion, in the same manner as other city and county taxes are levied and collected, a "sum
efficient to pay the semi-annual interest on said bonds, and also to provide a Sinking Fund for
16 redemption of the same at maturity, as directed in section twenty-four of this Act.
Sec. 24. WTienever and as often as there shall be funds in the treasury of said city and
junty, to the credit of the Sinking Fund, provided in section twenty-three of this Act, aniount-
ig to ten thousand dollars, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer of said city and county to
Ivertise from time to time, for thirty days, in two daily newspapers, published "in said City and
ounty of San Francisco, for proposals to surrender said bonds upon the best terms, not ex"ceed-
ig their par value, and report the same to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, who sh.all
nmediately thereafter order paid the amount necessary to redeem the bonds so offered, and
lall issue demands therefor in the usual form. The Auditor of said city and county is author-
ed and required to audit and the Treasurer to pay the same, out of the Sinking Fund in his
a,nds set apart therefor. And if such proposals to surrender bonds do not equal the amount of
ich Sinkmg Fund, then the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund shall have power to loan any
ilance remainmg thereof, upon the security of any bonds of the City, or of the City and County
: San Francisco, or of the State of California, or of securities of the United States, at the best
ites of mterest obtainable therefor, such interest when paid to be entered by the Treasurer to
le credit of the Sinking Fund, for the redemption of said bonds.
Sec. 25. The money required hereafter to meet the interest and create the Sinking Fund
ir the bonds issued under the Act of the seventeenth of March, eighteen hundred and sixty -six,
so for the bonds issued under the Act of the nineteenth of February, eighteen hundred and
iventy, ^shall be raised in the like manner as is pro\'ided for in section twenty-three of this Act,
id the Sinking Fund applied in the like manner provided for in section twenty-four of this Act.
IPPLEMESTAL X.— An Act to confer further Powers upon the City Board of Examination of the City and County
of San Francinco, etc., p(c.— Approved Februarj' 27, 1ST4.
Section 1. Certificates entitling teachers in special branches to teach in the Public Schools
ay be issued by the City Board of Examination, without requiring applicants to pass exami-
itions in other branches.
Sec. 2. [Referring to the payment of teachers, January, 1874. Obsolete.]
pPPlEMEXTAL Xl.—An Act to provide for the Establi»hment of Cosmopolitan Schools in the City and County of
i San Francisco. — Approved March 20, 1S74.
Section 1. The Board of Education of the City and County of San Francisco shall estab-
'sh and mamtain Common Schools in said city and county, in which shall be taught the Ger-
lan and French languages in conjunction with studies in the English language. The number
f such schools shall be not less than two Grammar and two Primary schools; they shall be
esignated as Cosmopolitan Schools, and shall be subject to such rules and regulations as shall
'e prescribed by said Board of Education.
[ Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect immediately from and after its passage.
kjPPLKMENTAl XH.— 4n Act to authorize the Board of Supenrisors of the Citu and County of San Francisco to
Lease a School Lot m said City and County and to authorize the ismance of School Bo7idifor the Purchase
of Sites and the Erection of School Buildings in said City and County.— Approved March 30, 1874.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco is hereby
uthonzed to lease for a term of twenty years that portion of the" one huncb-ed-vara school lot,
nmber one hundred and twenty-eight, on the southeast comer of Market and Fifth streets, in
Md city and county, two hundred and seventy-five feet on Market Street, by a uniform depth
f one hundred feet, more particularly described as follows : Commencing at a point on the
autheast comer of Fifth and Market streets, in said City of San Francisco ; thence along the
outheast Ime of Market Street in an easterly and northerly direction two hundred and seventy-
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five feet; thence at right angles, parallel -srith Fifth Street, in a southerly and- easterly directi.
one hundred feet ; thence at right angles, parallel with the first mentioned bound two hundr
and seventy-five feet to Fifth Street ; thence along Fifth Street one hundred feet to the point
beginnmg. Before leasing said lot of land, said Board shall advertise for a period of thirty daj
in two daily newspapers, in said city and county, soliciting sealed proposals for the use of sa
lot, either as a whole or divided into smaller plots, as the said Board of Supervisors shall dee
for the best mterest of the said city and county for the time mentioned. Said proposals shi
be received and opened in open session of said Board of Super\-isors, and the lot shall be leas,
to the highest responsible bidder or bidders ; provided, that said Board shall have the right
reject any or all proposals for said lease or leases, as the public good may require ; and fiirth
provided, that said Board shall not have authority to lease said lot on terms less than the f(
lowing : For the first five years at the average price of four dollars per front foot on Mark
street per month ; for the second five years at the average price of six dollars per front foot c
Market Street per month ; for the third five years at the average price of eight dollars per fro:
foot on Market Street per month, and for the fourth five years at the average price of ten d(
lars per front foot on Market Street per month. Said proposals shall state, specificaUy, tl
amount per month per front foot on JIarket Street that the bidder will pay for the use of sa
property m accordance with the terms of the advertisement of the Board of Superi-isors : ai
if the said Board of Superrisors shall offer said property in separate plots, said bidders shs
state distinctly upon which of said plots their bids are made
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and county, and shall constitute a Special Fund to be used for the sole purpose of paying tli
prmeipal and interest of the school bonds authorized to be issued under the third sectio"n of th
Act ; and any surplus remaininc after payment of said principal and interest shall be a Speci
School Fund, and the Board of Super\-isors is hereby authorized to expend the same for the so
purpose of purchasing school sites and erecting school houses.
Sec. 3. The Mayor, Auditor, and Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco a:
hereby authorized and required to issue school bonds for school purposes from time to time, :
the total sum of two hundred thousand dollars, said bonds shall be payable in twenty yea;
from the first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, "and shall bear inte
est at the rate of six per cent per annum, which interest shall be" payable on the first days .
July and January m the City and County of San Francisco ; said bonds shall be signed by tl
Mayor, Auditor, and Treasurer of said city and county, and the coupons attached to said bone
shall be signed by said Treasurer.
Sec. 4 The principal and interest of the said bonds shall be payable in gold coin of tl:
Umted States of America, and the faith and credit of the City and County of San Francisc
are hereby pledged for the redemption of said bonds and the pa\-ment of" the principal
mterest in said gold coin of the United States of America, as set forth in this Act.
Sec. 5. As soon as said bonds are issued the Treasurer of said city and county is hereb
authorized and empowered to seO the same to the highest bidder therefor for cash in gold coi
of the United States, after ha\-ing first advertised the same for four weeks in two daily newi-
papers in said city and county, and the proceeds thereof shall be immediately placed in tb
treasury of said city and county and constitute a Special School Fund, and the Board of Supei
visors of the City and County of San Francisco is hereby authorized to expend the proceeds (
said bonds for the sole purpose of purchasing school sit"es and erecting school buddings. Th
11 v^J' ^"'^*°''' ^^^ Treasurer of said city and county are hereby authorized to reject any an
all bids for said bonds as the public good may require.
Sec. 6. The principal and interest of said bonds shall be paid when due by the Treasure
of said City and County of San Francisco from the moneys received from the lease of the scho<
lot on the corner of Market and Fifth streets in said city and countv, as pro\-ided in the firs
and second sections of this Act ; and if. at any time, through default "in the payment of rent o
from other cause said Special Fund shall be found insufficient to meet said interest or principal
it shall become the duty of the Board of Supervisors to pay the same out of the General Funi
and to levy a tax sufficient to meet the deficiency.
Sec. 7. Whenever and as often as there shall be funds in the treasury of said city ani
county to the credit of the Sinking Fund, proWded in section two of this Act, amounting t
ten thousand dollars, it shall be the duty of the Treasurer of said city and county to advertia
from time to time for thirty days in two daily newspapers published "in the City and County o
San Francisco, for proposals to surrender said bonds upon the best terms, not exceeding thei
par value, and report the same to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, who shall immedi
ately thereafter order paid the amount necessary to redeem the bonds so oflfered, and shall issu.
demands therefor in the usual form. The Auditor of said city and county is authorized an(
required to audit and the Treasurer to pay the same out of the Sinking Fund in his hand:
set apart therefor ; and if such proposals to surrender bonds do not equal the amount of sucl
Sinking Fund, then the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund shall have power to loan any bal
ance remaining thereof upon the security of any bonds of the City or the City and County o
San Francisco or of the State of California or of securities of the United States, at the best ratei
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■ interest obtainable therefor ; such interest when paid to be entered by the Treasurer to the
■edit of the Sinking Fund for the redemption of said bonds.
■ Sec. 8. All Acts and parts of Acts, so far as they are inconsistent with the provisions of
lis Act, are for the purposes of this Act hereby repealed.
Sec. 9. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
SiPPLEMBSTAi, XIII.— ^n Act to Enforce the Educational Eights of Children.— Afproved March 28, 1874.
Section 1. Every parent, guardian, or other person, in the State of California, ha-s-ing con-
•ol and charge of any child or children, between the ages of eight and fourteen years, shall be
;nuired to send any such child or children, to a public school for a period of at least two thirds
t the time during which a public school shall be taught in each city, or city and county, or
;hool district, in each school year, commencing on the first day of July, in the year of our
iord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, at least twelve weeks of which shall be
insecutive, unless such chUd or children are excused from such attendance by the Board of
jlueation of the city, or city and county, or of the Trustees of the school district in which
nil parents, guardians, or other persons reside, upon it being sho^-n to their satisfaction tha,t
I- "i- her bodily or mental condition has been such as to prevent attendance at school, or appli-
ritKiU to study for the period required, or that the parents or guardians are extremely poor or
irk, or that such child or children are taught in a private school or at home, in such branches
3 are usually taught in the primary schools of this State, or have already acquired a good
nuwledge of such branches : provided, in case a pubUc school shall not be taught for three
ninths during the year, within one mile by the nearest traveled road of the residence of any
icrson -ivithin the school district, he shall not be liable to the provisions of this Act.
Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the President of each Board of Education, and of the Clerk
f each Board of District Trustees, in the State of California, to cause to be posted three notices
f tliis law in the most public places in the city, or city and county, or in the school district,
T liuUished in one newspaper therein for three weeks, in the month of June m each year, the
xpense of each publication, to be paid out of the School Fund of such city, or city and county,
1 .-ehool district, as the case may require.
Sec. 3. In case any parent, guardian, or other person shall fail to comply with the pro-
-isi. ms of this Act, said parent, guardian, or other person shall be deemed guUty of a misde-
oeauor, and shall be liable to a iiue of not more than twenty dollars ; and for the second and
■ach subsequent offense the tine shall not be less than twenty dollars nor more than fifty dol-
ars : and the parent, guardian, or other person so convicted shall pay all costs. Each such
in. shall be paid to the Clerk of the proper Board of Education or of the District Trustees.
Sec. 4 And it shall be the duty of the Clerk of each Board of Education and of each
rf^ard of District Trustees, on complaint of any teacher or taxpayer, to prosecute all offenses
ir, urring under the provisions of this Act ; and any Clerk neglecting to prosecute such offense
' n ten days after a written notice has been served on him by any teacher or taxpayer withm
,.mits of the authority of said Board, unless the person so complained of shall be excused
tlie proper School Board, shall himself be Hable to a fine of not less than twenty dollars nor
,.ae than fifty dollars, which fine shall be prosecuted for in the name of the People of the State
,f ( ahfomia, and the fine so collected shall be paid over to the Clerk of the Board of Educa-
tiun or Trustees of the proper city, or city and county, or school district, to be accounted for
as 111 section three of this Act ; and in case such prosecution fail, the expenses thereof shall be
paid out of the School Fund of the city, or city and county, or school district m which the case
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Sec. 5. And it shall be the duty of the Census Marshal to furnish each Board of Educa-
tion and of District Trustees with a complete list of all chOdren living within the jurisdiction of
said Board, and to note on such lists all chilcb-en not attending colleges, college schools, pnrate
schools, or being taught at home, who are bable to the \ revisions of this Act ; and each teacher
teaching within the limits of the jurisdiction of such Board shall be supplied with a hst of aU
children within his or her department or school, and shaU caD such bst each morning on the
njiriiing of school, and note the absentees, and the reason of such absence, if any, and at the
cL ise of each term of twelve weeks shaU make a full report to the Board of Education or of
District Trustees, of all such cases of absence, with the names both of children and parents,
gu:u-dians, or other persons ha^-ing such children in charge, and said Board shall thereupon
forthwith proceed to prosecute such parents, guardians, or other persons, according to the pro-
visions of this Act. . , , j_ .. • i_ .. c
Sec 6. And whereas the State has provided an institution for the gratuitous instruction of
all resident deaf, dumb, or bUnd chUdren, between the ages of six and twenty-one years, every
parent or guardian of any chUd or children afliicted with deafness or blindness, shall berequu-ed,
under the penalties hereinbefore specified, to send such chUd or children to said institution for
a period of not less than five years, unless such child or children shall have been excused by
tlv authorities, and on the grounds specified in section one of this Act. ^
Sec. 7. Any Justice of the Peace of the proper city, or city and county, or school district,
shall have jurisdiction of aU offenses committed under the pro-idsions of this Act.
Sec. 8. This Act shall be in force and effect from and after the first day of July, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four.
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ARTICLE IV.
PUBLIC STREETS AJJD HIGETWAYS.
[Sections 36-64, inclusive, of the original Act are repealed by the following, which is substituted therefor] :
An Actrepealing Article Fourth of an Act entitled "An Act to repeal the several Charters of the City of Sa
Francisco, to establish the Boundaries of the City and County of San Francisco, and to consolidate th
Government thereof," approved the nineteenth day of April, eighteen htindred and fifty-six, and all Aci
and parts of Acts amendatory tliereof and supplementary thereto, and substituting this Act for saidArtid
Four. ^Approved April 1, 1872.
Section 1. All the streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts, as laid down in the map now ii
the office of the City and County Surveyor of the City and County of San Francisco, whicl
was made official by the Board of Supervisors of said city and county, as per order number si
hundred and eighty-four, January thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, signed by Georj,-
C. Potter and Thaddeus E. Brooks, and on the map now in the office of the said City aiK
County Surveyor, which was made official by the said Board of Supervisors, as per order numbe
nine hundred and sixty-six, October twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and seventy, and all othe
streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts now dedicated or open to public use, are hereby declani
to be open public streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts, for the purpose of this law, and tli
said Board of Supervisors are hereby invested with jurisdiction to order any of the work muii
tioned in section three of this Act, to be done on any of said streets, lanes, alleys, places,
courts, when the grade and width of said streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts have ben
officially established, and for the purpose of this Act the grade of all intermediate or intersect
ing streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts, in any one block, shall conform to the grades ;i;
established of the crossing of the main streets.
Sec. 2. All streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts, now open or which may hereafter 1..
open to pubhc use, shall be deemed and held to be open public streets, lanes, alleys, places, n
coui ts, for the purjjoses of this Act, and the Board of Supervisors shall have the same jurisdi.j
tion to order work to be done thereon as is conferred upon them by section one of this Act.
Sec. 3. The Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized and empowered to order the whol,
or any portion of the said streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts, graded or regraded to th<
official gi-ade, planked or replanked, paved or repaved, macadamized or remacadamized, piled m
repiled, capped or recapped, and to order sidewalks, sewers, cesspools, manholes, culverts
curbing, and crosswalks to be constructed, and to order any other work to be done which sL.-dl
be necessary to make and complete the whole or any portion of said streets, lanes, alleys
places, or courts, and they may order any of the said work to be improved. The work providet
for in this Act shall not be deemed to be " specific improvements, " within the meaning f i)
section sixty-eight. Article V, of chapter one hundred and twenty-five of the Act entitled ' ' Ai
Act to repeal the several Charters of the City and County of San Francisco, and to Estabhsli
the Boundaries of the City and County of San Francisco, and to Consolidate the GovernmenI
thereof," approved April nineteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-six, nor shall the ordinances oi
resolutions passed by the Board of Superrisors under the provisions of this Act be deemed tt
be such ordinances or resolutions as are mentioned in said section sixty-eight.
Sec. 4 The Board of Supervisors may order any work authorized by section three of tins
Act to be done* after notice of their intentions so to do, in the form of a resolution, describing
the work, and signed by the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors, has been published for the
period of ten days in the paper doing the printing under this law, and also in two daily new.>-
papers, one of which newspapers shall be published as a morning edition, and one as an evening
edition, printed and published in said city and county for ten days, Sundays and non-judicial
days excepted : promdcd, that no such notice shall be given or order made for the grading of
any street mentioned in section three of this Act, unless the majority of the frontage of the
lots and land fronting on the work proposed to be done, and described in said resolution, it
which is to be made hable for such grading, except public property, shall have been representee!
by the o^vners thereof, or by their agents, in a petition to the said Board of Supervisors, statin.'
that they are the owners and in possession, or agents of the lots named in the petition, and als-
requesting that such improvements or street work shall be done ; and for any other character .
street improvements the Board of Supervisors shall have power, without petition of the prop-
erty owners, to give the notice prescribed in this section to be published in the manner herein-
before provided, and to order the said work to be done. All owners of lands or lots or portions
of lots who may feel aggrieved, or have objections to the ordering of the work described in said
notice, or who may have objections to any of the subsequent proceedings of the said Board of
Supervisors in relation to the work mentioned in such notices of intention, or may have any
objections to any of the acts of the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares,
of the City and County of San Francisco, in the discharge of any of the obligations or duties
imposed upon him by virtue of his office, shall file with the Clerk of the said Board of Super- {
* Whenever street work or grading of any street or part thereof may be deemed necessarj' bv the Board of Super
visors of the City and County of San Francisco, on a portion of any street in front of any lot owned or possessed
by the Government of the United States, said Board shall have power to order the whole or any portion of such
street in front of any such lot to be graded, paved, planked, or repaired, any law to the contrary notwithstanding. —
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' isors a petition or remonstrance, wherein they shall set forth in what respect they feel aggrieved,
r the acts or proceedings to which they object, which petition or remonstrance shall be passed
ipcn by said Board of Supervisors, and their decision thereon shall be linal and conclusive ; but
aid Board of Super\asors shall not order the work described in said notices to be done uideas
U objections and protests that may have been presented and filed as aforesaid shall have been
i'fy them disposed of. Should the owners or agents of more than one half in frontage of the
jots and lands fronting on the work proposed to be done and designated in said notice or reso-
iition, or liable to be assessed for work, file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors written
ibjections against any grading described in said notice, at any time before the expiration of the
niblication of said notice of intention and his publication thereof as hereinbefore provided,
hen and thereupon the said Board of Supervisors shall be barred from proceeding further for
he period of six mouths ; and the said Board of Supervisors shall not renew the notice of
atention for doing any grading so protested against within six months, unless the o'miers or
gents of a majority of the frontage of the lots and lands fronting on said grading or liable to
le assessed therefor as aforesaid, shall petition anew for the work to be done. At the expiration
if any notice of intention, the Board of Supervisors shall be deemed to have acquired jurisdic-
don to order any work to be done which is authorized by section three of this Act, except as
lereinbefore provided ; and it is further proviikd, that where any public street shall have been
[raded, or graded and macadamized, or graded and paved, for the distance of two or more
Jocks upon each side thereof of any one or more blocks or crossing of a street which is not
mproved, it shall be the duty of the Board of Super\-isors, upon the recommendation of the
Superintendent of Pubhc Streets, Highways, and Squares, to order the notice provided in this
lection to be given without the petition provided first aforesaid ; and if the owners of three
'ourths of the frontage of the land and lots fronting on such portions of said streets to be
^ded or improved shall, within the time prescribed in said notice, file wi'itten objections to
;he improvement of the said street, the Board of Supervisors shall duly consider said objections
)efore ordering said work ; and if said Board of Supervisors shall decide and declare by an
sntry in the minutes of said Board of Supervisors that the objections so made are not good,
[hereupon the Board of Supervisors shall be deemed to have acquired jurisdiction to order any
rach street work to be done that is prescribed in said notice and in section three of this Act :
Trovidcd further, that when one half or more of the grading, planking, macadamizing, paving,
lidewalking, or sewering of any one street lying between two main street crossings has been
Jready performed, the Board of Supervisors may order the remainder of such grading, plank-
ng, macadamizing, paving, sidewalking, or sewering to be done, notwithstanding the objections
>f any or all of the property owners.
Sec. 5. The owners of more than one half in frontage of lots and lands fronting on any
rtreet, lane, alley, place, or court, mentioned in sections one and two of this Act, or their duly
mthorized agents, may petition the said Board of Supervisors to order any of the work men-
ioned in section three of this Act to be done. And the said Board of Superrisors may order
;he work mentioned in said petition to be done, after notice of their intention so to do has Vjeeu
jublished, as provided in section four of this Act. No order or permission shall be given to
Tade or pile and cap any street, lane, alley, place, or court, in the first instance, or any portion
iiereof, without extending and completing the same throughout the whole width of such street,
anc, alley, place, or court. ^Vhen any such work has heretofore been done, or when any such
work shall hereafter be done, in violation of this section, neither the lots or portions of lots, in
front of which such work has been or may be done hereafter, nor the owners thereof, shall be
exempt from assessment made for the payment of the work aftenvards done to complete said
street, lane, alley, place, or court, to its fuU width, as provided in section eight of this Act.
Sec. 6. Before the awarding of any contract by the Board of Supervisors for doing any
trork authorized by section three of this Act, the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors shall cause
notice to be conspicuously posted in the office of the Superintendent of Public Streets, High-
'ways, and Squares, and also pubHshed for five days, inviting sealed proposals for the work con-
templated, which notice shall specify the time within which said work is to be performed, and
. shall contain specifications to be furnished by said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways,
i and Squares, substantially in the manner now adopted by the said Clerk of said Board of Super-
visors ; and all notices, resolutions, and orders required to be posted or pubhshed, under the
provisions of this law, shall be posted or published, or both posted and pubhshed, as the law
may require, by said Clerk, as a matter of course, and without any special direction or authority
from the said Board of Supervisors. Prior to the publication of the notice hereinbefore provided,
• the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares shall furnish specifications for the
performance of any and all street work ordered by the Board of Supervisors, and authorized by
section three of tins Act, in which specifications shall be given and the time within which the
contract must be completed. All proposals shall be delivered to the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, and said Board of Supervisors shall, in open session, open, examine, and publicly
declare the same, and shall award said work to the lowest responsible bidder ; and all bids shall
be for a price payable in gold coin of the United States : proimlcd, said Board of Supervisors
may reject any and all bids, should they deem it for the public good, and also may reject the
bid of any party who may be proved delinquent or unfaithful in any former contract with said
city and comity. And if all bids shall be rejected, the said Board of Supervisors shall direct
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the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors to again post said notice, and publish the same, as in
the first instance. AH proposals shall be accompanied with a check, payable at sight, on a bank
or banking house in said city and county, duly certified, for the sum of five hundred doUars,
United States gold coin, payable to the order of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and to
be approved by him ; and if the bidder, to whom the contract was awarded, shall, for ten days
thereafter, faU or neglect to enter into a contract as hereinafter provided, and to commence
said work within five days thereafter, it shall be the duty of said Superintendent of Public
Streets, Highways, and Squares to certify such failure on the part of said bidder to the Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors, who shall thereupon draw the money due on said check and pay
it over to the Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco, to be by him placed to the
credit of the Street Department Fund. It is further provided, that all persons, owners included,
who shall fail to enter into any contract as herein provided, or to complete the contracts entered
into, are hereby prohibited from bidding a second time for the same work ; and in case of owners,
they are hereby prohibited from electing to take the same work a second time, and from enter-
ing into any contract concerning the same. Notice of such award shaU be published for three
days (Sundays and non-judicial days e.vcepted), and within five days after the first publication
of said award, the owners of a majority of the frontage of lots and lands liable to be assessed
for said work or their agents, and who shall make oath that they are such owners or the agents
of such owners, may elect to do the said work, and enter into a written contract to do the
whole work at the price for which the same is awarded, upon giving the bond, as hereinafter
provided ; and they shall commence said work within fifteen days from the first publication
last abovementioned, and shall prosecute it diligently and continuously and complete it witiiin
the time limited in the contract, or within any extended time ; but should the said contractor
or the property owners fail to prosecute the same diligently or continuously, in the judgment
of the said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, or complete it within the
time prescribed in the contract or within such extended time, then it shall be the duty of said
Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares to report the same to the Board c^f
Supervisors, who shall, without further petition on behalf of the property owners, order the
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to advertise for bids, as in the first instance, and relet the
contract in the manner hereinbefore provided. And it is further provided, that all contractors
for street work shall, at the time of entering into said contract, execute a bond pay,able to the
City and County of San Francisco, with two or more sureties, in the sum of not less than one
thousand dollars, and in such additional amount as may be fixed by said Superintendent of
Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, conditioned for the faithful performance of said con-
tract ; and said sureties shall justify in double the amount of the penalty fixed in said bond ;
such sureties to justify before said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, 'ir
his Deputy, and the qualifications and responsibility for such sureties shall be the same as are
now prescribed for sureties on the official bonds of the officers of said City and County of San
Francisco. And it is further provided, that all contractors for street work, at the time of
entering into contract, and giving the bond as hereinbefore provided shall, in addition, execute
a proper bond, with two good and sufficient sureties, who must be freeholders of said City and
County of San Francisco, in the sum of five hundred dollars (said sureties to justify in double
the amount), conditioned, that in case of the non-fulfillment of the contract, said sum shall be
sued for and coOected, as liquidated damages to said City and County of San Francisco, for
such failure and neglect ; and it shall be the duty of the City and County Attorney to sue for
and coUect said sum in any Court of competent jurisdiction, and pay the same into the city
and county treasury to the credit of the Street Department Fund.
Sec. 7. The Superintendent of Pubhc Streets, Highways, and Squares is hereby authorized
in his official capacity to enter into .all written contracts, and to receipt all bonds authorized
by this Act, and to do any other acts, either express or implied, that pertain to the Street
Department under this Act ; and said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares
shall fix the time for the commencement and completion of the work under all contracts
entered into by him, and may extend the time so fixed from time to time, under the direction
of the Board of Supervisors ; and it shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Public Streets,
Highways, and Squares, on the execution of a contract to perform street work or on the pas-
sage of a resolution by the Board of Supervisors directing an extension of time to be granted
to complete a contract, to cause the same to be recorded in the office of the Covmty Recorder
of the City and County of San Francisco, and in issuing a certificate of an extension of time to
be recorded, and to specify in the same the number of the resolution of the Board of Super-
visors, the date thereof, and the number of days granted for completion of the contract, a
general description of the work, with the date of indorsement of said extension upon the
original contract ; and prior to the execution of a contract, and prior to granting or indorsing
upon a contract as aforesaid any extension of time, to collect from said contractor or his assigns
the sum of three dollars for each contract, and the sum of fifty cents for each and every exten-
sion of time. And the County Recorder of the City and County of San Francisco shaU cause
books of record to be prepared, to be entitled "Record of Street Contracts," in which all con-
tracts for the performance of street work, and all extensions of time granted by the Board of
Supervisors, as certified to by the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares
shall be recorded ; said books to be properly arranged and indexed, so as to facilitate reference
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thereto ; and for each contract so recorded said County Recorder of the City and County of San
Fraroisco shall charge and collect the sum of three doUars, and for each extension of time the
sum of fifty cents ; and in all cases where said Superintendent of [Public] Streets, Highways,
and Squares, under the direction of said Board of Supervisors, has extended the time for the
performance of contracts, the same shall be held to have been legally extended. The work pro-
vided for in section three of this Act must in all cases be done under the direction and to the
satisfaction of the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, and the materials
used shall be such as are required by the said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and
Squares ; and all contracts made therefor must contain this condition and also express notice
that in no case (except where it is otherwise provided in this Act) will the City and County of
San Francisco be liable for any portion of the expense, nor for any delinquency for persons or
property assessed. The assessment and apportionment of the expenses of all such work in the
mode herein provided shall be made by the said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways,
and Squares.
Sec. 8. Subdivision Oii-c — The expenses incurred for any work authorized by section three
of this Act shall be assessed upon the lots and lands fronting thereon, except as hereinbefore
specially provided ; each lot or portion of lot being separately assessed in proportion to its
frontage, at a rate per front foot sufficient to cover the total expense of the work.
Siibdim'sion Two — The expense of all improvements (except such as done by contractors
under the provisions of section fourteen of this Act) until the streets, street crossings, lanes,
alleys, places, or courts are formally accepted, as pro\-ided in section twenty-one of this Act,
shall be assessed upon the lots and lands as provided in this section, according to the nature
and character of the work, and after such acceptance the expense of all work thereafter done
thereon shall be paid by said City and County of San Francisco out of the Street Depart-
ment Fund.
Subdivision Three — The expenses of work done on main street crossings, except such as are
pr. .\-ided for in subdivision eight of this section, shall be assessed upon the four quarter blocks
aiijiiiuing and cornering on the crossings ; and each lot or part of lot, in such quarter blocks,
fronting on such main street, shall be separately assessed, according to its proportion of front-
agu on said main street.
Subdivision. Four — Wliere a street terminates at right angles in another main street, the
expense of the work done on one half the width of the street opposite the termination shall be
assessed upon the lots in each of the two quarter blocks adjoining and cornering on the same,
according to the frontage of such lots on said main streets, and the expense of the other half of
the width of the said street, upon the lots fronting on the latter half of the street opposite such
termination.
Subdicision Five — Where any small or subdivision street crosses a main street, the expense
of all work done on said crossing shall be assessed on all the lots or portions of lots half way on
said smaU streets, to the next crossing or intersection, or [to] the end of said small or subdi™-
iou street, if it does not meet another.
Subdivision Six — The expense of work done on the small or subdivision street crossings,
shall be assessed on the lots fronting upon such small streets on each side thereof, in all direc-
tiiius, half way to the next street, place, or court, on either side, respectively, or to the end of
such street, if it does not meet another.
Subdivision Seven — AVhen a small street, lane, alley, place, or court terminates in another
street, lane, alley, place, or court, the expense of the work done on one half the width of the
street, lane, alley, place, or court, opposite the termination, shall be assessed upon the lots
fronting on such small street, lane, alley, place, or court so terminating, according to its frontage
; thereon, half way on each side, respectively, to the next street, lane, alley, place, or court, or to
the end of such street, lane, alley, place, or court, if it does not meet another, and the other
: half of the width upon the lots fronting such termination.
Subdivision Eight — The maps now in the office of the Superintendent of PubHo Streets,
Highways, and Squares, showing the street crossings or spaces formed or made by the junction
or intersection of other streets wfth Market Street, other than at right angles ; also showing
other street crossings adjoining fractional or irregular blocks (all of which crossings or spaces
' are colored on said maps, and numbered from three to one hundred and fifty, inclusive) and
heretofore certified by said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares — one
adopted by a resolution of the Board of Supervisors (number fifteen hrmdred and seventy-
. eight), approved on the sixteenth day of December, eighteen humlred and sixty-one, and the
other adopted by a resolution of the said Board of Supervisors (number three thousand two
'. hundred and eighty-four), approved on the twenty-first day of March, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, which resolutions are copied on the face of said maps, respectively — shall be deemed
and held to be official maps for the purposes of this Act, and the same are hereby approved ;
and the expenses incurred for the work done on the said crossings or spaces formed by the junc-
tion or intersection of East Street with Market Street, and of other streets with Market Street,
and not squarely in front of, and not properly assessable to, lots fronting on such streets, and
for the work done on said other street crossings and spaces, all of which are colored on said
maps, shall be assessed on the contiguous adjacent and neighboring irregular or quarter blocks
or lots of land which are of the same color as the crossings or spaces, and which have a uum-
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ber thereon corresponding with the number of the crossing or space on which the work has
been done.
Subdivision Nine — In all the streets constituting the water front of the City and County of
San Francisco or bounded on one side by the property of the said City and County of San
Francisco, or crossings cornering thereon, or on the water front, the expense of the work done
on that portion of said streets, from the center line thereof to the said water front or to such
property of the City and County of San Francisco bounded thereon and one fourth of their
crossings, shall be provided for by the said City and County of San Francisco ; but no contract
for any such work will be given out except to the lowest responsible bidder after an observance
of all formalities required by this Act.
Subdivision Ten — When any work mentioned in section three of this Act (sewers, manholes,
cesspools, culverts, crosswalks, crossings, ciu-bings, grading, piling, and cajiping excepted) is
done on one side of the center line of said streets, lanes, alleys, places, or courts, the lots or
portions of lots fronting on that side only in front of which said work is done, shall be assessed,
to cover the expenses of said work, according to the provisions of this section.
Subdivision Eleven — The assessment made to cover the expenses of grading, mentioned in
the proviso in section four of this Act, shall be assessed upon all the lands, lots, and portions of
lots fronting on either side of said street, lying and being between the said main street cross-
ings, in the manner provided in subdivision one of this section. Before any work is done under
a contract to complete the grading of a partially graded street, lane, alley, place, or court, under
the provisions of section four of this Act, the City and County Surveyor shall ascertain, as near
as possible, the number of cubic yards of grading done previous to the letting of the contract,
in front of each lot or parcel of land fronting upon the work, or any street crossing under con-
tract, and also ascertain the number of cubic yards of grading necessary to complete the grading
included in the contract, and certify such estimates to the Superintendent of Public Streets,
Highways, and Squares before the completion of the work included in the contract ; and when
any owner of a lot or lots fronting on said partially graded street, lane or alley, place or court,
or any part liable to be assessed for the work under contract, has graded a part of the same and
desires credit for grailing done by him previous to the publication of the notice of intention, he
shall apply to and receive from the City and County Surveyor a certificate of the amount of
grading done by him or those under whom he claims or deraigns title, for which he is entitled
to credit, which certificate shall be recorded in the office of the Superintendent of Public Streets,
Highways, and Squares (in a book to be kept for that purpose, properly indexed, so that refer-
ence may be easily had thereto) previous to the completion of the grading under contract
And for all grading done prior to the passage of this Act, the owner of a lot or lots desiring
credits shall file in the office of the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares a
certificate of the City and County Surveyor when the work was performed, showing the num-
ber of cubic yards of grading done by him or those under whom he claims or deraigns title,
which certificate shall be filed and recorded in the office of the said Superintendent of Pubhc
Streets, Highways, and Squares, and shall entitle the party named or his successor in interest,
to credit on the assessment for the amount specified : provided, no party shaU be entitled to
any credit in excess of his assessment : provided, /wivcver, that he shall not be allowed any
credit at any time for any embankment made above or excavations made below the official grade ;
but the cost of removing such embankment or fiUing in such excavations shall always be charged
exclusively to the owner or owners of the lot or lots of land fronting thereon, in addition to
the pro rata rate which may be assessed to them. If the credit for grading, so certified as
aforesaid, in cubic yards or measurement, equals the proportional amoimt of grading which such
owner would be obliged to do if no grading had been done on such street, lane, alley, place, or
court, then such ovraer and his lot or lots shall be exempted from assessment for the remaining
work ; and if the grading done by such owner is less than his proportional share, then the work
required to be done in front of his lot or lots, according to the original profile of the land previ-
ous to any grading thereon, shall be included in the assessment ; and the work certified as afore-
said to have been done by him, and at his own expense, shall be credited to him at the contract
rate : provided, that in making the assessment to cover the expense of any work mentioned
in this section, the said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares may deviate
from its provisions, and assess such lots and lands fronting on any street, alley, lane, place, or
court as he may decide liable to assessment for said work, which decision may be appealed
from as hereinafter provided.
Subdivision Twelve — Section one of an Act entitled "An Act Amendatory of and Supple-
mentary to An Act to pro\'ide Revenue for the Support of the Government of this State,
approved April twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty seven," approved April nineteenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, shall not be applicable to the provisions of this section, but
the property therein mentioned shall be subject to the provisions of this Act and to be assessed
for the work done under the pro\asions of this section.
Sec. 9. After the contractor of any street work has fulfilled his contract to the satisfaction
of the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, the said Superintendent of
Public Streets, Highways, and Squares shall make an assessment to cover the sum due for the
work performed and specified in such contract, including incidental expenses (if any), in con-
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which assessment shall briefly refer to the contract, the work contracted for and performed,
and shall allow the amount to be paid therefor, together with the incidental expenses (if any),
'the rate per front foot assessed, the amount of each assessment, the name of the o\vner of each
lot or portion of lot, if known to the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares ;
if unknown, the word "unknown" sliall be written opposite the number of the lot (but an
■ assessment made to a person not the owner shall not render such assessment dlegal) , and the amount
assessed thereon, the number of each lot or portion of lot assessed, and shall have attached
'thereto a diagram, exhibiting each street or street crossing, lane, alley, place, or court, on
which an}' work has been done, and showing the relative location of each distinct lot or portion
(if L rt to the work done, numbered to correspond with the numbers in the assessment, and
slv ™'ing the number of feet frontage assessed for said work, and contracted for and performed ;
and such assessment shall in all cases be payable in gold coin of the United States.
Sec. 10. To said assessment shall be attached a warrant, which shall be signed by the
Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, and countersigned by the Auditor
of said City and County of San Francisco, who, before countersigning it, shall examine the
contract, the steps taken prcs-ious thereto, and the record of assessments, and must be satisfied
that the proceedings have been legal and fair. The said warrant shall be substantially in the
following form :
FORM OF W.UiRAlO'.
By virtue hereof, I [name of Superintendent], Superintendent of Public Streets Highways,
and Squares of the City and County of San Francisco, in the State of California, by virtue of
the authority vested in me as said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares,
do authorize and empower [name of contractor], [his or their] agents or assigms, to demand and
receive the several assessments upon the assessment and diagram hereto attached, and this
shall be [his or their] warrant for the same. San Francisco [date], 18 — [name of Superintend-
ent]. Superintendent of PubUc streets. Highways, and Squares. Countersigned by [name of
Aucbtor], Auditor of the City and County of San Francisco.
Said warrant, assessment, and diagram shall be immediately recorded in the office of the
Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, and when certified and so recorded,
the several amounts assessed shall be a lien upon the lands, lots, or portions of lots assessed,
respectively, for the period of two years from the date of said recording, unless sooner dis-
charged ; and when suit is commenced within said two years, said lien shall continue for six
months after the final determination of said suit ; and all assessment Hens heretofore created
shall continue in full force for two years from the date of the recording of said warrant, assess-
ment, and diagram, respectively ; and when suits have been or shall hereafter be commenced
within said two years from the date of said recording, said hens shall continue and be in force
until the end of six months from the final determination of said suits, respectively ; and from
and after the date of said recording of any warrant, assessment, and tliagram, all persons men-
tioned in section twelve of this Act shall be deemed to have notice of the contents of the record
thereof. After said warrant, assessment, and diagram are recorded, the same shall be delivered
to the contractor, or his agent or assigns, on demand ; but not until after the payment to the
said .Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares of the incidental expenses not
previously paid by the contractor or his assigns ; and by ra-tue of said warrant said contractor,
or his agents or assigns, shall be authorized to demand and receive the amount of the several
assessments made to cover the sum due for the work specified in such contract and assessment.
Sec. 11. The contractor or his assigns, or some person in his or their behalf, shall call upon
the person assessed or their agents, if they can conveniently be found, and demand payment or
the amount assessed to each. If any payment be made the contractor, his assigns or some
person in his or their behalf, shall receipt the same upon the assessment in presence of the per-
son making such payment, and shall also give a separate receipt if demanded. Whenever the
person so assessed or their agents cannot conveniently be found, or whenever the name of the
owner of the lot is stated as "unknown" on the assessment, then the said contractor or his
assigns, or some person in his or their behalf, shall pubHcly demand payment on the premises
assessed- The warrant shall be returned to the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways,
and Squares \^athin ten days after its date, with a return indorsed thereon, signed by the con-
tractor or his assigns, or some person in his or their behalf, verified upon oath, stating the natiue
and character of the demand, and whether any of the assessments remain iinpaid, in whole or in
lart, and the amount thereof ; thereupon the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and
Iquares shall record the return so made in the margin of the record of the warrant and assess-
ment, and also the original contract referred to therein, if it has not already been recorded, at
full length in a book to be kept for that purpose in his office, and shall sign the record. The
said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares is authorized at any time to
receive the amounts due upon any assessment Ust and warrant issued by him, and give a good _
and sufficient discharge therefor : prot-idcd, that no such payment so made aifter suit has been 5"
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shaU fail to return his warrant within the time and in the form provided m this section, he shal
thenceforth have no lien upon the property assessed : provided, however that m case any warrant
is lost, upon proof of such loss a dupUcate can be issued, upon which a return may be made
with ihe same effect as if the original had been so returned After the return of the assess-
ment and warrant, as aforesaid, all amounts remaining due thereon shall draw interest at the
rate of one per cent per month until paid. „ j •„ +i, ,
Sec 12 The owner, contractor, or his assigns, and aU persons, whether named m the
assessment' or not, feeling aggrieved by any of the acts or determinations of the said Superin-
tendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, m relation to the acceptance of work or tu
the assessment, or to any act, proceeding, matter, or thing done, suffered, or committed by hm
shaU within fifteen days after the issuance of said assessments as provided, appeal to said Koai d
of Supervisors, as provided in this section, by briefly stating the^ir objections m writmg, and
filing the same with the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors. Notice of the time and place of
hearing, briefly referring to the subject matters of appeal and to the acts or determination
obiectid to or complained of shall be pubUshed for five days, Sundays and non-judicial daj s
excepted The said Board of Super%dsors on appeal may correct, alter, or modify said asses^s-
ment, as 'to them shall seem just, and may annul the same, and may order a new assessment to
be made in the manner by them directed, and may make any order or decision m relation to
any contract or the performance thereof, or in relation to any of the acts of the contractor or
the said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, prior to the date of the
hearing of said appeal : and aU the decisions and determinations of said Board of Supervisors
ShaU be final and conclusive upon all parties entitled to an appeal The said warrant, assess-
ment, and diagram shall be h<,\A prima feieie eWdence of the regularity and correctness of the
assessment, and of the prior proceedings and acts of the said Supemitendent of Pubhc Street.
Highways, and Squares, and of the regularity of all the acts and proceedmgs of the Board .i
Supervisors upon which said warrant, assessment, and diagram are based. After jurisdictmn
to order any work has been obtained, no irregularity in any of the subsequent proceedmgs shall
"^^"sec ^13 '"'At'SiTtimeifter the period of fifteen days froni the day of the date of the war-
rant as' hereinbefore provided, or if an appeal is taken to the Board of Supervisors, as is pro-
vided in section twelve of this Act, any time after hve days from the decision of said Board nt
Supervisors, or after the return of the warrant or assessment jft^r the same may have been
co^ected, altered, or modified, as provided in section twelve of this Act (but not less than
fifteen days from the date of the warrant), the contractor or his assigns may sue ii^ >i^ "^
name the owner of the land, lot, or portions of lots, assessed on the day of the date of tie
recording of the warrant, assessment, and diagram, or on any day thereafter during the con-
tinuance of the lien of said assessment, and recover the amount of any assessment remaining
due and unpaid, with interest thereon, as hereinbefore provided. And in all cases of recovery
under the provisions of this Act, the plaintiff shall recover the sum of fifteen dollars m addi-
tion to the taxable costs as attorney's fees, provided he shaU waive the percentage on recovery
as provided by law. Suit may be brought in any Court m said City and County of San
Francisco ; and in case any one or more of the items m the assessment or assessments are
against o^ers thereof who camiot with due diligence be found the servieein each of su^i
actions may be had, either in manner as is now prescribed by the Civil Pr'^'l^'^'l^,';*"* *•?'"
State, or in manner as is prescribed by an Act of the Legis atnre of the State of Calif orma
entitled "An Act Supplementary to an Act entitled An Act in relation to Suits brought for
the Collection of Delinquent Taxes, approved May twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two ;
approved March twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and the remedies therem pro-
dded are cumulative. The Courtin which such suit shall be commenced sliaU have power to
adjudge and decree a lien against the premises assessed, and to order such premises to be sold
^^exlcution or decree, as in other cases of the sale of real estate by the process of said Courts
and on appeal the AppeUate Court shall be vested with the same power to adjudge and
decree a lien, and to order to be sold such premises on execution or decree as is conferred on the
Court from which an appeal is taken; such premises, if sold, may be redeemed as m other
cases In bringing an action to recover street assessments, the complamt need not show any o
the proceedings prior to the issuance of the assessment, diagram and certihcate ; l'"t it shaU
be held leaaUy sufficient if it shows the title of the Court m which the action is brought by the
parties, plamtiff and defendant, the date of the issuance of the assessment the date of the
recordmg thereof, the book and page where recorded, a general statement of the work done, a
dWcription of the lot or lots sought to be charged with the assessments, the amounts assessed
thereon, that the same remains unpaid, and the proper prayer for rehef In al sui s broi^ht
to recover street assessments the proceedings therem shaU be general, and regulated by the p o-
visions of this Act ; and also, when not in conflict herewith, by the Civil Practice Act of this
State- but no defense shall be interposed except: First, want of jurisdiction to order woik,
second, that the assessment has been paid ; third, fraud in the assessment or in any of the acts
or proceedings prior thereto, settmg out the facts showing such fraud. It is hereby expressly
provided, thft Nothing but gold ami silver coin of the United States shaU be received m pay-
ment of street assessments, and the judgment or decree in every case shaU be made payable in
and entered for gold coin.
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Sec. 14. The Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares may require, at his
option, by notice in writing, to be delivered to them personally or left on the premises, the
owners, tenants, or occupants of lots, or portions of lots, liable to be assessed for work done
under the provisions of this Act, to improve forthwith any of the work mentioned in section
three of this Act, in front of the property of which he is the owner, tenant, or occupant, to the
center of the street, or othei-wise, as the case maj^ require, or to remove aU filth, sand, earth, or
dirt from the street in front of his premises, and by a like notice to be served personally upon
the President or any officer of a railroad corporation or company, or to be left at the office of
said corporation or company, to require such corporation or company to improve forthwith any
work mentioned in this Act, which said corporation or company are required by law to do and
perform ; said notice to specify what improvement is required or work is to be done. After the
expiration of five days the said Superintendent of PubUc Streets, Highways, and Squares shall
be deemed to have acquired jurisdiction to contract for the doing of the work or making the
improvements, or the removing of the filth, sand, earth, or dirt required by said notice. If
such improvement or work of cleaning be not commenced within five days after notice given as
aforesaid, and diligently and without interruption prosecuted to completion, the said Superin-
tendent of Public Streets, Highwaj-s, and Squares may enter into a contract with any suitable
person to make said improvement or to do said cleaning, at the expense of the owner, tenant,
or occupant, or railroad corporation or company, as the case may be, at a reasonable price, to
be determined by said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares ; and such
owner, tenant, or occupant, or railroad corporation or company, shall be liable to pay the same.
After the certificate referred to in section fifteen shall have been recorded in the office of [the
Superintendent of] Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, the sum contracted to be paid shall
be a lien, the same as provided in section ten of this Act, and also a lien upon the franchise
and property of said corporation or company, and may be enforced in the same manner as other
assessments.
Sec. 15. If the expense of such improvements or removing such sand, earth, dirt, or filth,
after the completion thereof, be not paid to the contractor so employed, or his agent or assignee
on demand, the said contractor or his assigns shall have the right to sue the owner, tenant, or
occupant, or railroad corporation or company, under the provisions of this Act, for the amount
contracted to be paid, and the certificate of the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways,
and Squares that the work has been properly done, and that the charges for the same are rea-
sonable and just, shall be prima facie evidence of the amount claimed for said work, and of the
right of the contractor to recover the same in such action.
Sec. It). In addition and as cimiulative to the remedies above given, the Board of Super-
visors shall have power, by ordinance, to prescribe the penalties that shall be incurred by any
owner, tenant, occupant, or railroad corporation or company neglecting or refusing to make
improvements, or remove sand, earth, dirt, or filth, as provided for in section fourteen of this
Act, which fines and penalties shall be recovered for the use of the City and County of San
Francisco, by prosecution, in the name of the People of the State of California, in the Police
Judge's Court, of the City and County of San Francisco, which shall have jurisdiction in all
such cases. All fines collected hereunder shall be paid into the treasury of the City and Coimty
of San Francisco to the credit of the Street Department Fund, at least once in each week.
Sec. 17. The person owning the fee, or the person in possession of lands, lots, or portions of
lots or buildings, under elaim of ownership, or exercising acts of ownership over the same, for
himself, or as the administrator or guardian of the owner, or the person in whom on the day
the action commenced appears the legal title to the lands by deeds, recorded in the Piccorder's
office in the City and County of San Francisco, shall be regarded, treated, and deemed to be the
owner (for the purpose of this law), according to the intent and meaning of that word as used
in this Act ; and in case of property leased, possession by a tenant or lessee holdiug and occu-
pjing under an owner shall be deemed to be possession by such owner.
Sec. 18. The records kept by the Superintendent of Public Streets. Highways, and Squares,
in conformity with the provisions of this Act. and signed by him, shall have the same force and
effect as other public records ; and such records or copies thereof, duly certified by said Superin-
tendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares may be used in eWdence with the same force
and effect as the original assessments, diagrams, and warrants ; the said records shall, during all
office hours, be open to the inspection of any citizen wishing to examine them, free of charge.
Sec. 19. Notices in writing, which are required to be given by the Superintendent of Pub-
lic Streets, Highways, and Squares, under the provisions of this Act, may be served by any
Police Officer, and the fact of such ser^-ice shall be verified by the oath of the person making it,
taken before the Superintendent (who is hereby authorized to administer oaths). Police Judge,
or any Judge or Justice of the Peace, or such notices, whether verbal or written, may be deliv-
ered by the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares himself, or any of his
Deputies. The Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares shall keep a record
of the fact of giving such notices and proof of ser\ice.
Sec. 20. ^\'hen any street or portion of a street has been or shall hereafter be constructed,
to the satisfaction of the Committee on .Streets, ^\Tiai'ves, Grades, and Public Squares of the
Board of Supervisors and the said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares,
and shall have a brick sewer or cement pipe constructed therein, under such regulations as said
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Board of Supervisors shall adopt, the same shall be accepted by the said Board of Supervisors,
and thereafter shall be kept open and improved by the said city and county, the expense thereof,
together with all work done in front of city property, to be paid out of the Street Department
Fund : provided, that the Board of Supervisors shall not accept of any portion of the street
less than the entire width of the roadway (including the curbing and one block in length, nr
one entire crossing) : and provided furt/ier, that the Board of Supervisors may partially or con-
ditionally accept any street or portion of a street without a sewer or pipe therein, as above stated,
if a sewer or pipe therein shall be deemed by them unnecessary : but the lots of land previ-
ously assessable for the cost of construction of a sewer or pipe shall stiU remain, and be assess-
able for such cost, and for the cost of repair and restoration of the street damaged in the saiil
construction, when a sewer or pipe shall be deemed necessary, the same as if no partial or con-
ditional acceptance had ever been had. The said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways,
and .Squares shall keep in his office a register of all accepted streets, the same to be indexed,
so that reference may be easily had thereto.
Sec. 21. The said .Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares shall keep a
public office in some convenient place, to be designated by the Board of Supervisors, and his
office shall be kept open as in this Act required. He shaO not during his continuance in office
follow any other profession or caUiug, but shall be reqnired to devote himself exclusively to
the duties of his office. He shall be allowed not more than eleven Deputies, to be by him
appointed from time to time ; three of said Deputies shall receive a salary of two hundred dol-
lar.? per month each, and four of said Deputies shall receive a salary of one hundred and fifty
dollars per month each, and four of said Deputies shall receive a salary of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars per month each. It shall be lawful for the said Deputies to perform all or
any of the duties conferred by this Act upon the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways,
and Squares, under the du'ection of the said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and
Squares, except the acceptance or approval of work done. The Superintendent of Public Streets.
Highways, and Squares, or his Deputies, shall superintend and direct the clearing of all sewers
in the public streets, and the expense of the same shall be paid out of the Street Department
Fund in the same manner as provided for the improvement of streets that have been finally
accepted as in this Act provided.
Sec. 22. It shall be the duty of said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and
Squares to see that the laws, orders, and regulations relative to the public streets and highways
are carried into execution, and that the penalties therefor are rigidly enforced, as may be pre-
scribed by the Board of Supervisors. It is required that he shall keep himself informed of
the condition of all public streets and highways, and also of all public buOdings, parks, lots, and
grounds of the said city and county, as may be prescribed by the said Board of .Supervisors.
He shall, before entering upon the duties of his office, give bonds to the city and county in
such sums as may be fixed by tlie said Board of .Supervisors, conditioned for the faithful dis-
charge of the duties of his office ; and should said Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways,
and Squares fail to see that the laws, orders, and regulations relating to the public streets and
highways are carried into execution, after notice from any citizen of a violation thereof, the
said Superintendent of Public .Streets, High^miys, and Squares and his sureties shall be liable
upon his official bond to any person injured in his person or property in consequence of said
official neglect.
Sec. 23. No recourse shall be had against the city and county for damage to person or
property suffisred or sustained by or by reason of the defective condition of any street or public
highway of said city and county, whether originally existing or occasioned by construction,
excavation, or embankment, or want of repair of said street or public highway, and whether
such damages be occasioned by accident on said street or public highway, or by falling from < .r
upon the same. But if any person while carefully using any street or pubUc highway of said
city and county, gi-adeil or in course of being gi-aded, or carefully using any other street or
pubhc highway leading into or crossing the same, be injured, killed, lost, or destroyed, or any
horses, animals, or other property be lost, injured, or destroyed tlirough any defect in said
street or public highway, graded or in course of being graded as aforesaid, or by reason of any
excavation or embankment in or of the same, or by falling from or upon such embankment or
excavation, then the person or persons upon whom the law maj' impose the duty either to repair
such defect or to guard the public from the excawation, embankment, or grading aforesaid, and
also the officer or officers throiigh whose official neglect such defect remained unrepaired, or s.aid
excavation or embankment remain unguarded as aforesaid, shall be jointly and severally liable
to the person or persons injured for the damages sustained.
.Sec. 24 The City and County Surveyor shall be the proper officer to do the surveying and
other work which may be necessary to be done under sections one and two of this Act, and to
survey, measure, and estimate the work done under contracts for grading streets ; and every
certificate of work done given by him, signed in his official character, shall be prima facie e^n-
dence in all courts in this State of the truth of its contents. He shall also keep a record of all
surveys made under the provisions of section one of this Act, as in other cases. The Superin-
tendent of Public Streets, Highways, and .Squ.ares shall measure and determine any other work
which may be done under the provisions of this Act.
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shall include aU necessary repairs of aU work mentioned in section three of this Act, and also
the reconstruction of all or any portion of said work.
Third— The term "main street," as used in this Act, means such street or streets as bound
a block. The term "street," shall include crossing.
Fotirth--T'he word "block," shall mean the blocks which are known or designated as such
on the map and books of the Assessor of said City and County of San Francisco.
_?7/7/, — The term "incidental expenses," shall mean the expense for work done by the City
and County Surveyor, under the provisions of this Act ; also the expense of printing, measur-
ing, and advertising the work done under contracts for grading.
Sixth — The pubUcation of notices required by the provisions of this Act shall be published
daily (Sundays and non-judicial days excepted) in the newspaper doing the printing by contract
for the said City and County of San Francisco.
Scveiifh — The word "paved," within the meaning of this Act, shall be held to mean and
embrace [any] pavement of stone, iron, wood, or other material which the Board of Supervisors
shall by ordinance adopt, whether patented or not.
Sec. 25. All assessments hereafter to be made to cover the expense of work provided for by
contracts awarded prior to the passage of this Act shall be assessed by the Superintendent of
Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, in mamier as is provided by the law in relation to assess-
ments in force at the time said work was awarded. The office of the Assistant City and County
Attorney is hereby abolished, and the City and County Attorney is hereby substituted for such
officer for the purposes of the prosecution and collection of the assessments issued under the
provisions of the Act, approved April fourth, eighteen hundred and seventy, and is invested
with the same authority to commence suits and prosecute and continue all suits now pending :
provided, that any contractor or his assigns, for whose benefit any such assessments may have
been made, may, at his or their option, collect the same, in which event the City and County of
San Francisco shall be liable and responsible for no part or portion of such assessment. Any
assessment, diagram, and certificate, in the possession of the Superintendent of Public Streets,
Highways, and Squares, or of the Tax Collector, or of the City and County Attorney, made m
pursuance of the Act, approved Aprd fourth, eighteen hundred and seventy, shall, on demand
of the contractor named therein or his assigns, be deUvered to him or them, as the case may be,
and thereupon all moneys which have been collected on account of said assessment shall be
paid to the City and County Treasurer, as provided by the Act, approved April fourth, eight-
een hundred and seventy, and by the Treasurer paid over to the parties entitled thereto ; such
delivery of the assessment, diagram, and certificate, or either, shall terminate the liabUity of
the City and County of San Francisco in the matter involved therein, and the reception of the
assessment, diagram, and certificate, or either, shall be held to be a waiver on the part of the
said contractor or his assigns of any claims whatever thereunder against said city and county.
Immediately upon such delivery the said contractor and his assigns shall be fully empowered to
collect such assessment in the manner herein pro^^ded for the collection of assessments made or to
be made under the provisions of this Act. The Mayor, by and with the consent of the Board
of Supervisors," is hereby empowered to allow the City and County Attorney such assistance as
may be necessary for the purposes of this section, at an expense not exceeding two hundred
ami fifty dollars per month, payable out of the General Fund.
Sec." 26. The Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, and his Deputies,
shall take charge of and superintend the construction or improvement of each and every sewer,
and of piling and capping, and of repUing and recapping, paving and repaving, macadamizing
and remacadamizmg, and all other street work and improvements : and it shall be their duty to
SL-e that the contract made for the doing of said work is strictly fulfilled in every respect. It
shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, or any of
his Deputies, to enter upon a record book, to be kept in the office of said Superintendent of
PubUc Streets, Highways, and Squares, for public inspection, entries under appropriate head-
iut,'s, showing how often, at what time, and by whom, the work has been inspected, and m what
ni.anner the same is being performed ; and on the completion of said work, and prior to the
issuance of the assessment therefor, if the work has been performed and completed m accord-
ance with the terms of the contract and specifications, an entry certifying to the same, signed
by the aforesaid Superintendent of Public Streets, Highways, and Squares, or any of said Dep-
uties, who have had charge of and superintended the work performed.
Sec. 27. [Repeals former Acts of which this is intended as a substitute.]
Soppi-EMBNTAI, XIV.— An Act granting Power, ete.— Approved March 31, 1866.
Section 1. Whenever street work or grading of any street or part thereof may be deemed
necessary by the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, on a portion
of any street in front of any lot owned or possessed by the Uovernment of the United States,*
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Cisco are hereby authorized to allow the Auditor of said city and county to audit, and the Treasurer to pay, out of | ^
the Street Department Fund, all claims not heretofore paid for assessments that have been made or that may here- - -
after he made pursuant to law, against the property of the Government of the United States for street improvements
in the said city and county : provided, the Goveniment of the United States shall by its officers refuse to make such
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said Board shall have power to order the whole or any portion of such street in front of any
such lot to be graded, paved, planked, or repaired, any law to the contrary notwithstanding.*
SOPPLEMZ-VTAL XV.— An Act to Vacate certain Streets, Alleys, and Market Places, in the City and County of San
Francisco, etc. — Approved March 30, 1872.
Section I. AH streets and alleys in the City and County of San Francisco which lie within
the exterior boundaries of certain salt marsh and tide lands, donated by the State to the South-
ern Pacific Railroad Company and the Western Pacific Eaikoad Company, for terminal pur-
poses, by an Act entitled An Act to Survey and Dispose of certain Salt Marsh and Tide Lands
belonging to the State of Cahfomia, approved March thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-
eight ; and also all streets and alleys within the exterior boundaries of lands lying within the
boundaries of said lands not donated to said railroad companies, but reserved for market places,
and known as Produce Exchange and Market Place, are hereby vacated, and the lands covered
by said streets and alleys and said market places, together with the lands heretofore set apart
by the Board of Tide Land Commissioners for basins, and known as China and Central basins
are hereby granted to the City and County of San Francisco, with full power to regulate, man-
age, control, and donate or dispose of the same, by ordinance, for railroad and other commer-
cial purposes. The grant herein made to the City and County of San Francisco for the pur-
poses specified, is on this express condition, to wit : That any lands donated under authority of
this Act to any railroad company shall revert again to the State of California, if at any time
such railroad company shall cease to use, for terminal purposes, the lands granted to it.— [The
Act of the Legislature, approved March 30, 1874, prohibits the Board of Supervisors from
granting the fee of the property referred to for any purpose whatever, and limits the leasing
thereof to a period not exceeding five years.]
SuppLEMEXTAL XVZ.—An Act to Confirm Order One ThoMsand and Four, to prevent the Sand from drifting ct
bnniitloum into or upon the Streets that are Planked. Paved, or Macadamized, etc., e(c.— Approved March
Section 1. All persons shall prevent sand or dirt from drifting, or being blown or other-
wise moved, from all lots owned by them into or deposited upon any paved, planked, or mac-
adamized street of the City and County of San Francisco.
Sec. 2. AH persons owning or ha\Tng the control of any premises fronting on streets that
are paved, planked, or macadamized, situated in said city and county, shall within five days
after notice from the Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways, requiring him or them
so to do, and without expense to the city and county, so construct fences or bulkheads around
the premises or lots owned by them as to prevent sand or dirt from drifting or being blown or
falling from such lots or premises into or upon any planked, paved, or macadamized street or
upon the sidewalks thereof.
Sec. 3. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this order shall be deemed
guUty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more
than one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail not more than fifty days.
ScppiEMESTAL XVII.— ^n Act to Legalize the Grades of certain Streets in the City and County of San Francisco.
— Approved March 25, 1874.
Wliereas, The grades and widths of the main streets of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco were established by the Board of Engineers, under and by virtue of an Act of the Legis-
lature of the State of California, approved April twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
and Acts supplementary to and amendatory thereof, as shown by the maps made by them,
which maps were made official by the Board of Supervisors of said city and county, as per
order number six hundred and eighty-four, dated January thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six ; and.
Whereas, The grade and width of all the small or intermediate streets, lanes, alleys, places,
and courts shown on said map were deemed and held by said Board of Engineers as established
at the same grade as the main streets at the point of intersection ; and.
Whereas, Doubts exist as to whether there was any grade established in relation thereto,
prior to April first, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, now, therefore —
The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. The official grade and width of all the small and subdivision streets, lanes,
alleys, places, and courts, in blocks bounded by main streets, which were dedicated to public
use on the thirtieth day of January, eighteen hundred and sixty -six, in the City and County of
San Francisco, shall be deemed and held to have been fixed and established on said last date at
the same grade as was established for said main streets on said last date, at the point of inter-
section of said small and subdivision streets, lanes, alleys, places, and courts with said main
streets ; and all such small and subdivision streets, lanes, alleys, places, and courts as have
since said last date been dedicated to public use, shall take the same grade at the point of inter-
section with said main streets as the grade of the main street at such point of intersection ;
* For Acts to legalize street trradcs. see Supplemental Act XVII ; authorizing the Board of Supervisors to open
streets, see Supplemental Act XX : to modily grades of streets, see Supplemental Act XXI ; to establish grades of
streets, see Supplemental Act XXII; to change grades of streets, see Supplemental Act XXIII.
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CONSOLIDATION ACT. 913
and where a different grade has not been heretofore established or shall not hereafter be estab-
lished by the Board of Supervisors of said city and county, the grade shall be a straight or direct
line dra-rni through the block from one main street to the other ; and the surveys heretofore
made from time to time by City and County Surveyors of said city and county, locating and
establishing the lines and grades of said streets, lanes, alleys, places, and courts, and the lots
■ fronting thereon, are hereby made valid, ratified, and confirmed, and the records of said office
shall he pri/na facie evidence of such surveys.
Sec. 2. This Act to take effect from and after its passage.
ARTICLE V.
SUPERVISORS.
Sec. 65. The Supervisors, in their respective districts, shall vigilantly observe the conduct
of all public officers, and take notice of the fidelity and exactitude, or the want thereof, with
which they execute their duties and obligations, especially in the collection, custody, adminis-
tration, aiid disbursement of public funds and property ; for which purpose the books, records,
and official papers of all officers and magistrates of such district shall at all convenient times
J be open to inspection. They shall take care that the books and records of all officers in their
' district are kept in a legal and proper form. They shall have power, and it shall be their duty,
every month, to examme the accounts of any officer of their respective districts ha\-ing the
collection and custody of the public funds, to examine and count over the moneys remaining in
the hands of such officers ; and shall note any discrepancy or defalcation that may be discov-
ered or reasonably suspected, and report the same forthwith, together with any willful official
negligence or misconduct on the part of any such officer to the President of the Board of Super-
visors.
Sec. 66. At every regular session of the Board of Supervisors, before proceeding to other
business, each member shall be called upon to report, orally, upon the matters specified in the
preceding section ; to give information of the condition of his district, in regard to public
schools, streets, roads, and highways, health, police, industry, and population, and to suggest
any defects he may have noticed ir the laws and regulations, or the administration thereof, and
the means of remedying them.
Sec. 67. The Supervisors shall meet within five days after each annual election, and also
on the first Monday of January, April, July, and October of each year, and at such other
times as specially required by "law ; or they may, for urgent reasons, be specially convoked
Ijy the President of the Board of Supervisors. A majority of all the Supervisors to be
elected in the several districts shall constitute a quorum to do business ; and no regulation,
resolution, ordinance, or order of the Board can pass without the concurrence of a majority
of all the members elected [seven votes necessary. Act March 30, 18G8], but a smaller number
may adjourn from day to day. AU the sessions, acts, and resolutions of the Board shall be
public. The President of the Board of Supervisors, elected by the city and county at large,
shall preside at all the sessions of the Board, -n-ithout the right to vote. In his absence, dur-
ing any session, the Board shall appoint a President p7-o tempore, who shall, however, have the
same vote as other members. The Board of Supervisors shaU be judge of election returns and
qualification of its own members, and shall order and provide for holding elections in the proper
districts to fill vacancies [see Sec. 6, page 876, Amendatory Act April 27, 1863] which may
happen to exist more than six months previous to the next general election ; at which general
.■lection such oifice shall be filled by election for the full term of two years. The Board of
Supervisors shall determine the rules of its proceedings, keep a record of its acts and resolutions,
and allow the same to be published ; and the yeas and nays on any question sha,ll, at the request
of any member, be enterecl on its journal. The Board of Supervisors shall appoint a Clerk, with
a salary of three thousand dollars a year [amended Act March 30, 1872], to hold office during
the pleasure of the Board, who shall be ex officio Clerk of the Board of Equalization, without
any additional salary as such [amended May 17, 1871], and shall be required to take the consti-
tutional oath of office, and give bond for the faithful discharge of the duties of the office.* He
shall have power to administer such oaths and affirmations, as may be required by law or the
regulations or the orders of the Board, relating to any demands upon the treasury or other busi-
ness connected with the government of the city and county ; and shall also have power to certify
and authenticate copies of all records, papers, and documents in his official custody. The pow-
ers of the Board of .Supervisors are those granted in this Act, and they are prohibited to exer-
cise any others. — [Amended April 18, 1857.]
Sec. 68. It shall be the duty of the President of the Board of Supervisors vigilantly to
observe the official conduct of each Supervisor in his district, and of all public officers of the city
and county, and to take note of the fidelity and exactitude, or want thereof, with which they
execute their duties and obligations, especially in the collection, custody, administration, and
disbursement of the public funds and property, for which purpose the books, records, and official
papers of all officers and magistrates of said city and county shall, at all convenient times, be
* The Clerk of the Board is authorized to appoint an assistant with a salary of one hundred and twenty-five
dollars per month.— [Act of February 14, 1866 ; amended March U, 1868.] Salary increased to one hundred and fifty
dollars per month.— [Act March 30, 1872.]
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914 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
open to his inspection. He shall take especial care to see that the books and records of all such
officers are kept in legal and proper form ; and any official defalcation, or wiUful neglect of duty,
or official misconduct, which he may have discovered, or which shall have been reported to him
by any Supervisor, shaU, at the earliest opportunity, be laid before the Grand Jurj', in order
that the officer in default may be proceeded against according to law. Every ordinance or reso-
lution of the Board of Supervisors providing for any specific improvement, the granting of any
pri^-ilege, or involving the lease or other appropriation of public property, or the expenditure of
public moneys (except for sums less than five hundred dollars), or levying tax or assessment,
and every ordinance or resolution imposing a new duty or penalty, shall, after its introduction
in the Board, be published with the ayes and nays, in some city daily newspaper, at least five
successive days before final action of the Board upon the same ; and every such ordinance, after
the same shall pass the Board, shall, before it takes effect, be presented to the President of the
Board for his approval. If he approves he shall sign it ; if not he shall return it within ten
days to the Board, with his objections in writing. The Board shall then enter the objections on
the journals and publish them in some city newspaper. If, at any stated meeting thereafter,
two thirds of all the members elected to the Board [nine votes necessary, Act March 30, 1S6S]
vote for such ordinance or resolution, it shall then, despite the objections of the President,
become vaKd. Should any such ordinance or resolution not be returned by the President
within ten days after he receives it, it shall become vaHd the same as if it had received his
signature.
Sec. 69. AH contracts for building* and printingt to be done for the said city and county,
and ordinary supplies for the subsistence of prisoners, must be given by the Board of Super-
visors to the lowest bidder oflering adequate security, after due public notice, published for not
less than five days in at least two newspapers in said city and county. All contracts for sub-
sistence of prisoners must be given out annually, at a fixed price per day, not exceeding twenty-
five cents per diem, for each person connected with the prison [amendment Act April 26,
1862] ; and the advertisement for proposals to be published as aforesaid by the Board of Super-
visors, shall specify each article that will be required, the quantity thereof, the quantity for
each person, and the existing and probable number of persons to be supplied. All articles of
food supplied for prisoners must be of sound and wholesome quality, and subject to the inspec-
tion and approval of the Keeper of the prison and also the President of the Board of Super-
visors and Police Judge of said city and county, all of which must be expressed in the contract
therefor to be entered into.
Sec. 70. The Board of Supervisors shall have power to hear and determine appeals from
the executive officers of said city and county, in the cases provided in this Act ; and in all cases
of an appeal taken to the Board of Supervisors or Board of Education, from the order or decis-
ion made by any other officer or officers, such officer or officers shall furnish the Board with a
statement of his or their reasons for the orders or decisions so appealed from ; and the party
appealing shall be heard briefly, but without the observance of any technical or other formalities
not necessary, in the discretion of the Board, to a just decision, which shall, after ascertaining
the true state of the case, to be given without delay.
Sec. 71. First — On the fourth Monday of June, annually, the Board of Supervisors must
fix the rate of city and county taxes [Act March 18, 1874 ; see Supplemental XXXIII] required
by law to be levied upon all property not exempt from taxation, said amount to be such as the
said Board may deem sufficient to pro\'ide for the payment of all demands upon the treasury
thereof authonzed by law to be paid out of the same. [The remainder of this section super-
seded by Act in Relation to the Assessment and CoUeotion of Taxes upon Personal Property.
—See Supplemental XXXIII, page 932.]
Seeoiid — The Corporation Debt Fund shall be applied to and used for the payment of
demands authorized under the fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth, and tenth subdivisions of section
ninety-five of the Act of which this is amendatory, and the several other Acts amendatory
thereof, and of section seven of an Act entitled "An Act to provide for the Fimding and Pay-
ment of the Outstanding Unfunded Claims against the City of San Francisco, and against the
County of San Francisco, as they existed prior to the first day of July a-D. eighteen hundred
and fifty-eight."
Third — The General Fund shall be applied and used for the payment of all sums authorized
by law to be paid out of the General Fund, and not otherwise provided for in this Act.
Fourth — The School Fund shall be applied and used for the payment of all sums authorized
by law to be paid out of the School Fund.
Fifth — The Street Light Fund shall be applied and used in payment for lighting the streets
of the city, and for the repair of lamps and posts in pursuance of any existing or future contract
of the said city and county.
Sixth — The Street Department Fund shall be applied and used for repairing, improving all
streets, lanes, and the crossings thereof, which shall have been accepted by the said Board of
Supervisors ; for cleaning streets, lanes, crossings, and sewers ; for all street work in front of
or assessable upon property belonging to the said city and county, except school lots already
* Inapplicable to the Board of Education and the property of the School Department.— [Act April 26. 18.tS.]
\ The official advertising of the Sheriff shall be included in the advertisement for proposals to do the city and
county printing. — [.\ct of March 24, IStiS-l
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CONSOLIDATION ACT. 915
payable out of [the] School Fund,* for all street work on the water front of said city and county,
not by law assessalile upon private property ; for all work authorized by the said Board upon
the recommendation of the Superintendent of Streets and Highways, as immediately essential
for the safety of life, limb, or property, or necessary for public health, or which can not be by
law assessed upon private property, and for such other objects relating to streets and highwa3's,
as shall be directed by law to be paid therefrom. All moneys received from licenses on vehi-
cles, from the income from street railroads, from tines and penalties for violation of any law or
lii linance regulating vehicles on the public streets, shall be paid into the Street Department
Fund. — [jVmendmeut March 26, 1866.]
Sec. 72. The said Board of Supervisors shall also constitute a Board of Equalization for
said city and county, and as such shall have the powers conferred by the general laws regulat-
iiii.; the assessment and collection of taxes, when not inconsistent with the provisions of this
Ai.t. Appointments of otRcers or public agents required by existing statutes, not repe.aled by
this Act, to be made on the nomination of the Mayor and confirmation by the Common Council
nf the City of San Francisco, shall, after this Act takes effect, be made in like manner on the
nomination of the President of the Board of Supervisors, and confirmation by said Board.
Sec. 73. It shall be the duty of the Auditor, the Superintendent of Common Schools, the
Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways, Chief of Police and Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department of said city and county, to report to the Board of Supervisors on the first Mon-
liav in February of each year, the condition of their respective departments, embracing all their
o) "--rations and expenditures durmg the preceding year, and recommending such improve-
):!. nts in them as they may deem necessary. The Auditor shall also present to the Board of
Siijiervisors at each quarterly session and must also publish the same, a statement of the exact
(."iidition of the finances of said city and county, which must show the receipts into and dis-
1 lursements made from the treasury during the preceding quarter, the amount of money on hand
and the amount of audited demands outstandmg. Immediately after the first Monday in Feb-
ruary, the Board of Supervisors shall make up and publish an abstract from these several
reports and other sources, of the operations, expenditures, and conditions of all departments of
gi ivernment of said city and county.
Sec. 74. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco shall have
lHi\ver,t by regulation or order [Amendment May 18, 1861] :
First — To regulate the Police and Police force of said city and county, and prescribe their
powers and duties. — [Amemlment April 25, 1863. ]
Second — To provide for the security, custody, and administration of all property of said city
and county [inapplicable to the property of the School Department, Act April 26, 1858] with-
I uit any power to sell or incumber the same, or lease any part thereof, for more than three years,
except, however, that such personal property belonging to the fire, street, or other depart-
UK nts, as they deem unsuited to the uses and purposes for which the same was designed, or so
much worn or dilapidated as not to be worth repairing, may be sold or exchanged by order or
resolution. .'-,».....♦.♦
T/iird — To authorize and direct the summary abatement of nuisances ; to make all regula-
tions which may be necessary or expedient for the preservation of the public health and the
prevention of contagious diseases ; to proi-ide by regulation for the prevention and summary
removal of all nuisances and obstructions in the streets, alleys, highways, and public gi-ouuds of
said city and county ; and to prevent or regulate the running at large of dogs, and to authorize
the destruction of the same when at large contrary to ordinance. — [Amendment April 25,
1m;.3.]
Fourth — To provide for cases omitted in this Act, and in conformity with the principles
adopted in it for opening, altering, extending, constructing, repairing, or otherwise improving of
public streets and highways, J at the expense of the property benefited thereby, without any
• Expense of improvements in front of school lots payable from same fund as other street work.— (Act March
30, lS(i8.]
t In addition to the powers herein enumerated, the Lejcislature of the State (Session 1873-74), passed the fol-
lowing :
1. To Proinde for Deficiencies in the General Fund.— January 21, 1874.
II. To Pay Architect and Superintendent of Second Street Bridge.— February 15. 1874.
III. To Authorize the Closing of C^ertain Streets (in Agricultural Park Track).— February 28, 1874.
IV. To Establish and Maintain a Training Snip or Ships in the City and County of San Francisco. [Authorizes
the Board of Supervisors to procure a suitable Training Ship, or Ships, to instruct boys in seamanship and
mechanical trades, and to accept the transfer of any vessels from the United States Government, t^.i be
\ised for that purpise, with the ser\ices of any officers and men which said Government may detail for sen'-
ice on board of such vessels. The said Board is authorized to remove from the Industrial School any boys
they may select and place them on said Training Ships, and any boy heretofore committed to the Indus-
trial School may have the judgment of the Coiu-t modified so as to change the confinement from the snid
School to the Training Ship. The said Board is also authorized to transfer any boy from the Training Ship
to any naval vessel or merchant ship of the United States for the remainder of the term for which said
boy has been sentenced, or for a shorter period, in the discretion of the Board. A sum not exceeding
twenty-five thousand dollars is appnspriated to carry out the provisions of this Act.]— March 19, 1874.
V. To Pay the Salaries of each of the Commissioners for the Opening of Montgomery Avenue, and the Attorney
and Secretary of the Board.— March 23. 1874.
VI. To Pay Damages Vi Owners of Property (Second Street Cut).— March 28, 1874.
VII. For the Kelief of Joseph Leggett.— March 30, 1874.
{ See also Supplemental Act XX, page 921.
Ladies should bear in mind that the Best Bathing Appliances are at 113 G-eary.
FINE "WATCHES and JEWELEY for Sale by D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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recourse in any event upon the city and county or the public treasury for any portion of the
expense of such works, or any delinquency of the property holders or owners.
Fifth — To provide for lighting the streets. — [Amendment April 26, 1862.]
Sixth — To regulate market houses and market places.
Seventh — [Superseded by Act of April 24, 1863, establishing a Board of State Harbor Com-
missioners. ]
Eigh th— To provide for inclosing, improving, and regulating all public grounds of the city
and county, at an expense not to exceed two thousand dollars per annum. — [Act April 4, 1863.]
Ninth — To prohibit the erection of wooden buildings or structures within any fixed limits
where the streets have been established and graded, or ordered to be graded ; to regulate the
sale, storage, and use of gunpowder, or other explosive or combustible materials and substances,
and make all needful regulations for protection against fire.
Tenth — To make such regulations concerning the erection and use of buildings as may be
necessary for the safety of the inhabitants.
Eleventh — To determine the fines, forfeitures, and penalties that shall be incurred for the
breach of regidations established by the said Board of Supervisors, and also for a violation of
the provisions of this Act. where no penalty is affixed thereto, or provided by law ; but no
penalty to be imposed shall exceed the amount of one thousand dollars, or six months' impris-
onment or both : and any violation of any lawful order or regulation, or ordinance of the Board
of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, is hereby declared a misdemeanor or
public offense, and all prosecutions for the same shall be in the name of the People of the State
of CaUfomia.
Twelfth — To regulate and provide for the employment of prisoners sentenced to labor on the
public works of said city and county.
Thirteenth — To license and regulate hackney coaches, carriages, and other public vehicles,
and to fix the rates to be charged for the transportation of persons, baggage, and property
therein ; and also to license and regulate Porters employed in conveying baggage for persons
arriving in and departing from said city and county, and to prohibit the exercise of those
employments without such licenses. *
Fourteenth — To license and regulate all such callings, trades, and employments as the public
good may require to be licensed and regulated and are not prohibited by law : and all licenses
granted in pursuance of the provisions of this Act shall be signed by the Auditor of said city
and county. — [Amendment April 27, 1863.]
Fifteenth — To prohibit and suppress, or exclude from certain limits, aU houses of Ul-fame,
prostitution, and gaming ; to protuljit and suppress, or exclude from certain limits, or to regu-
late all occupations, houses, places, pastimes, amusements, exhibitions, and practices, which
are against good morals, contrary to public order and decency, or dangerous to the public safety.
—[Amendment April 25, 1863.]
Sixteenth — To provide for the erection of a Work House, House of Refuge or House of
Correction, and for the regulation and government of the same.
Seventeenth — To direct and control the Fire Department of said city and county, in con-
formity with the laws. — [Amendment; see Supplemental Acts II and III, pages 882 and 883.]
Eighteenth — To fix the fees and charges to be collected by the Surveyor of said city and
county, for certificates of surveys for buildings or other purposes, and by the Superintendent of
Streets and Highways, and any and all other municipal officers where their fees are not other-
wise fixed by law.
Nineteenth — To provide by regulation, where it may be necessary, for carrying the provisions
of this Act into effect.
Twentieth — To provide for the care and maintenance of the indigent sick of said city and
county, t
Tv:en ty-first — To provide for the constmction and repair of hydrants, fire plugs, cisterns, and
pumps in the streets, for public security and convenience.
Twenty-second— [B-epeAeA; Act Ap"ril 26, 1862.]
Twenty-third — To provide ways and means for the prosecution of the claims, in the name
of the City of San Francisco, to the public lands now pending for the same.
Twenty-fourth — To permit the laying down of railroad tracks, and the running of cars
thereon, along any street or portion of street, for the sole purpose of excavating and filling in a
street, or a portion of a street, or adjoining lots, and for such limited time as may be necessary
for the purposes aforesaid, and no longer. — [Act May 18, 1861, Sec. 15.]
The following additional powers have been granted by the Legislature of the State :
Board of Supervisors' C'lcrls. — To pay to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors a salary
not to exceed two hundred and fifty dollars per month, and to the Deputy Clerk of said Board
a salary not to exceed one hundred and fifty dollars per month. — [Act March 30, 1872.]
Burning BricKs. — To fix limits in said City and County of San Francisco within which the
burning of bricks shall be prohibited, and to make such rules and regulations in relation to the
• See also powers granted by Act April 25, 1S63, page 918.
t See Act March 10, 1866, to provide and maintain an Alms House.— [Supplemental Act XXVTI, page 926.]
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burning of bricks in any part o£ said city and county as they may deem advisable. — [Act April
i ' City Cemetery.— To expend such sums as may be hereafter annually levied for improving
the City Cemetery. To appoint a Keeper at a salary of seventy -five dollars per month.— [Act
March 30, 1872.] ^ , -^ ^
Contingent Expense^.— To allow and order paid out of the General Fund, a sum not to
exceed one hundred and fifty dollars per month, to be expended at the instance of the President
of the Board of Superrisors, for contingent expenses other than those heretofore provided for,
and of which he shall make a quarterly report to the Board.— [Act AprU 27, I860.]
Court Rooms.* — To pay rent and suitable accommodations therefor of Court Rooms and
Chambers for the Judges of the Third, Fifteenth, and Nineteenth Judicial districts.— [Act
March 30, 1872.] , „ , , .,_ j
Extra Clerks. — To allow and ordered paid out of the General Fund such sums as they deem
absolutely necessary, for extra assistance in the oflfices of Assessor, Tax Collector, and Auditor.
—[Act March 30, 1872.]
Fire Alarm Telegraph.— To appoint one Superintendent of the Frre Alarm Telegraph, at a
salary of one hundred and fifty dollars per month [Act April 4, 1864]; thi-ee Assistants, at a
salary of one hundred and twenty-five doDars per month each [Act April 4, 1864; amended March
14, 1868], and two repairers, at a salary of one hundred dollars per mouth. — [Act March 14,
1868.] To expend a sum not to exceed six thousand dollars for extension and repair to the Fire
Alarm and Police Telegraph, payable out of the General Fund, and to appoint a competent person
to repair and keep in order said Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, at a salary not to exceed one
hundred dollars per month, payable out of the General Fund.— [Act February 14, 1868.] To
expend a sum not to exceed fifteen thousand dollars for extending and repairing the Fire Alarm
and PoHce Telegraph, payable out of the General Fund.— [Act March 4, 1870.] To expend a
sum not to exceed seven thousand five hundred dollars per annum for extending and repairmg
the Fire Alarm and PoUce Telegraph.— [Act March 30, 1872.]
Fuel.— To pay for fuel furnished to and used in pubHc buildings.— [Act March 30, 18/2.]
Gardeners, Fuhlic Squares.— To appoint four gardeners to take charge of Portsmouth,
"Washington, Union, and Columbia squares, at a salary of seventy-five dollars per month.— [Act
March y, 1870.] Also a gardener for Jefferson Square, at a salary of seventy-five dollars per
month.— [Act March 30, 1872.] . . , ., . 4. ,
Gas Companies.f— To grant the right to lay down gas pipes m and through the streets ot
the CHty and County of San Francisco, and through such pipes to supply gas for the use of said
city and county and the hihabitants thereof, for the term of fifty years, subject to the provi-
sions of the Act by which this authority is granted. —[Act April 27, 1863.]
Gas Fot Publie Buildings.— la. case the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of ban
Francisco shall order any gas for the City Hall, engine houses, or any other pubUc buddmgs,
they are hereby authorized to audit and pay for the same out of the General Fund of the City
and County of San Francisco, as herein provided.— [Act March 6, 1858.]
Home for the I nebriate.t— To allow and order paid to the President and Treasurer of the
Home for the care of the Inebriate, for the support of the said institution, out of the Pobce Fund
of said city and county, the sum of two hundred and fifty doUars per month.— [Act Aprd 25,
Hospital and Alms House.— To expend a sum not exceeding twelve thousand dollars per
month for the support, care, and maintenance of such persons as may be admitted to the City
and County Hospital and Alms House, which shaU be in lieu of all sums now authorized by law
to be expended for such purposes. — [Act March 30, 1872.]
Hospital, City and County. §— To improve and enlarge the present City and County Hospital
builduK^s and property of said city and county, and if by them deemed expedient to that end
to purchase and receive additional land ia said city and county, and to erect new buddmgs for
the City and County Hospital in said city and county, and to allow and order paid out ot the
General Fund and for the purposes mentioned in this section, such sums of money as m the
aggregate shall not exceed the sum of one hundred and twenty-five thousand doUars m addi-
tion to the amount now aUowed by law. -[Act April 4, 1864.] Tne Mayor, Auditor, and
Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco, by and with the consent of the Board of
Supervisors of said city and county first obtamed by ordmance, are hereby authorized and em-
powered to issue from time to time, as may be directed by the said Board of bupervisors and as
• The Act of January 16, 1872, authorizes the Sheriff to provide, under the direction of the said Courts in the
event of the Board of Supenisors not making suitoble provisions therefor, rooms for holdmg the District Courts,
County Courts, Probate Courts, Municipal Criminal Court of the City and County of San Francisco and the Cham-
bers of the Judges of said Courts, together »ith attendants, fomiture, etc., etc., and the expenses thereof shall be a
charge against the county. ,
t The Act of April 4, 1S70, concerning gas companies, provides that the authorities of every such town or city,
including San Fran?Lo as afiresaid, may contract ^"Ith any ga^ company for lighting the streets thereof ; but no
such contract shall be made at a fixed rate for a longer term than ^ve years nor at a vanabte or other rate for a
longer term than ten years; nor shaU any such contract he made at a higher rate than that now paid m the City of
San Francisco.
t For Act relating to the Home of the Inebriate, see Act April 1, 1870.
§ For Act to establish and maintain an Alms House and Hospital, see Supplemental Act XXVII.
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918 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
may be necessary for the purposes herein named, bonds not exceeding in the aggregate the sum
of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. All moneys derived from the issue and sale of said
bonds shall be appropriated and used for the sole purpose of building a hospital in the City and
County of San i'rancisco, the location, style, and material thereof, the construction, and all
contracts and plans relating thereto to be determined by said Board of Supervisors, and in all
cases to be approved, before the adoption and ratification of the same, by the Mayor, Auditor,
and Treasurer of said city and county. — [Act March 28, 1868.] And for furnishing said hos-
pital and for improving and inclosing the grounds connected therewith. — [Amendment Feljruary
2, 1872.] Also to allow and order paid out of the General Fund such sums as are now due or
may become due to the physicians of the City and County Hospital. — [Act April 27, I860.]
Hospital, City and Coanty — Claims Ayairust. — The Board of Supervisors of the City and
County of San Francisco is hereby authorized, in their discretion, to examine and ascertain
what amount, if any, is due from the City and County of San Francisco to certain sub-contract-
ors who furnished materials to and performed labor for the contract, or in the construction o£
the New City and County Hospital, in and for the City and County of San Francisco ; and the
said Board of Supervisors are hereby fui-ther authorized, in their discretion, to pay to the
claimants, or their assigns, the amount of money so found to be due from the City and County
of San Francisco to said claimants, or any of them, out of the General Fund of the said city
and county : provided, that the amount which the said Board of Supervisors shall be authorized
to expend, under the provisions of this Act, shall not exceed the sum of fourteen thousand
and five hundred dollars. — [Act March 18, 1874.]
Hospital, Small-pox. — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund the sum of six
thousand dollars, annually, for the support of the Small-pox Hospital of said city and county. —
[Act April 4, 1863.]
IiidigcHt Dead. — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund such sums as are now
due or may become due, for burying the indigent dead. — [Act April 27, I860.]
Industrial School.* — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund a sum not to exceed
three hundred dollars per annum, for medical attendance upon the inmates of the Industrial
School in said city and county. — [Act AprO 4, 1864.]
Interpreter Police Court. — To allow and order paid to an interpreter of the German language
for the Police and County Courts, to be appointed by the County Judge, Police Judge, and
President of the Board of Supervisors, one hundred and twenty-five dollars per month, to be
paid from the General Fund. — [Act April 4, 1864.]
Judgments against City and County. — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund,
not exceeding the sum of ten thousand dollars in any one fiscal year, for the redemption of such
property belonging to the City and County of San Francisco as may have been or may hereafter
be sold for taxes or judgments. — [Act May 17, 1861.]
Licenses. — To license and regulate hackney coaches and other public passenger vehicles, and
to fix the rate to be charged for the transportation of persons, baggage, and property, or either
therein ; and to license and regulate all vehicles used for the conveyance of merchandise, earth,
and ballast, or either ; and also to license and regulate persons and parties employed in convey-
ing baggage, property, and merchandise, or either, to or from any of the wharves, slips, bulk-
heads, or railroad stations, within the limits of the City and County of San Francisco ; * *
* * to fix and establish the amount of every license paid into the city and county treasury
for city and county purposes, at such rate as said Board shall determine, not exceeding the
amount fixed by law : and provided, said Board shall have no power to entirely abolish any
license fixed by law, or to reduce the proportions of each license collected, which by law is paid
into the city and county treasury for State purposes. — [Act April 25, 1863.] To dii-ect the
Auditor of said city and county to issue licenses to so many and to such persons as they shall
deem properly qualified to keep intelligence offices in said city and county, subject to the con-
ditions of the Act by which this authority is granted. — [Act May 17, 1861; see also Supple-
mental XXXII, page 931.]
License Notice Servers. — To authorize the Treasurer of said city and county to appoint two
License Notice Servers, to be approved by the Board of Supervisors, whose salaries shall be
fixed by the said Board at a sum not to exceed eighty-five dollars per month, t — [Act March 14,
1868.]
Mayor pro tcm. — To designate one of their number, who shall, in the absence of the Mayor,
or during his inabOity from any cause, perform the duties required by law of the Mayor of said
city and county. — [Act April 25, 1863.]
National Anniversary. — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund, a sum not to
exceed three thousand doUars in any year, for the celebration in said city and county of the
anniversary of our National Independence. — [Act AprO 4, 1863.]
Neiv Cemetery Avenue. — Authorized to sell the triangle bounded by the south line of Bush
Street, the east fine of New Cemetery Avenue, the north line of Sutter Street, and the east
* For Act to establish the Industrial School, see Act April 16, 1858, and the amendments thereto, March 8, 1860,
February 15, 1804, and March 28, 1868. For Act transferring management to Board of Supervisors, see Supplemental
Act XXXV, page 934.
t An additional allowance of forty dollars per month, each, is appropriated by the Boanl of Supervisors. —
Compiler.]
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line of Old Cemetery Avenue, to the person or persons who now own the land fronting on Old
Cemetery Avenue, and to allow said Old Cemetery Avenue to be closed. — [Acts March 4, 1872,
and March 4, 1874.]
Nuisances. — To authorize and direct the summary abatement of nuisances; to make all
regulations which may be necessary or expedient for the preservation of the public health and
the prevention of contagious tliseases ; to provide by regulation for the prevention and summary
removal of all nuisances and obstructions in the streets, alleys, highways, and public grounds
of said city and county, and to prevent or regulate the rumiing at large of dogs, and to author-
ize the destruction of the same when at large contrary to ordinance. — [Act April 25, 1863.]
Official Seal. — To ordain, procure, and use a common seal, to be used at pleasure, as the
ofiScial seal of the said City and County of San Francisco, the cost of which seal shall not
exceed fifty dollars, to be paid out of the General Fund by order of said Board of Supervisors.
—[Act April 23, 1858.]
Omnibus Lines. — The said Board of Supervisors may make all needful rules and police regu-
lations for the safety and well ordering of all omnibus lines in the City and County of San
Francisco.— [Act April 23, 1858.]
Police. * — To authorize and empower the Police Commissioners of said city and county to
appoint and regulate local Policemen, whenever in their judgment the necessities of the said
city and county require it : proviclecl, that no money shall be paid out of the treasury of said
city and county to said local Policemen. — [Act April 4, 1864.] To purchase boats, tackle, and
apparatus for the use of the Harbor Police, and to allow and order paid out of the General
Fund for that purpose a sum or sums not in the aggregate to exceed one thousand dollars. —
[Act April 4, 1864.] To pay rent for Harbor Police Office a sum not to exceed fifty dollars per
month.— [Act March 30, 1872.]
Porters City Hall. — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund, to the Porter of the
City Hall of said city and county, a sum not to exceed ninety dollars per month in lieu of the
salary now allowed to him bylaw. — [Amendment April 4, 1864.] To appoint an additional
Assistant Porter for the City HaU of said city and county, after the same shall be enlarged, and
to allow and order paid out of the Gieneral Fund a salary to him not exceeding the sum of sev-
enty-five dollars per month. — [Amendment April 4, 1864.] To appoint a Janitor for the City
Hall at a salary of seventy-five dollars per month. — [Act March 9, 1870.]
Prison Wagon. — To procure a strongly-built covered spring wagon, capable of seating
twelve persons, also two horses and harness, etc. , to be used under the direction of said Sher-
iflf,t and exclusively in the transportation of prisoners and insane persons, and to allow and
order paid out of the General Fund, fifty (?50) dollars per month to the Sheriff, which shall be
in full satisfaction for the keeping and maintaining said horses. — [Act March 9, 1870.]
Proteciion of the Public. — To require by ordinance, all contractors for street work, or other
persons lawfully undertaking to improve, grade, or alter streets or pubUe highways in the City
and County of San Francisco, to erect fences or other suitable barriers to protect the public
from damage, loss, or accident, by reason of such grading, alteration, or improvement, and to
determine and prescribe the fines and penalties that shall be incuri'ed for breach of such regu-
lations and ordinances as may be passed by virtue hereof. — [Act April 25, 1863.]
Public Grounds. — * * * excepting an allowance of two thousand doUars per annum,
heretofore provided by law for inclosing, improving, and regulating all public grounds in said
city and county. — [Act April 4, 1863.]
Public Pound. — To order constructed a common pound for all estrays, and to provide for
the taking up and impoimding of all animals running at large within the streets of said city
and county, north of Johnston Street and east of Larkin Street [jurisdiction extended over the
entire limits of the City and County of San Francisco ; Act May 14, 1861] : provided, the
cost of the construction of said pound shall not exceed five hundred dollars, which sum, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, may be paid out of the General Fund by order of said Board
of Supervisors. The said Board shall have power to make all needful rules and regulations
necessary for the proper management and control of said pound, and may appoint one or more
Pound Keepers, who shall be paid out of the fines imposed and collected of the owners of any
animals impounded, and from no other source. — [Act April 23, 1858.] To allow and pay out of
the General Fund a sum not to exceed five hundred dollars per annum, for deficiency in the
salary of the Pound Keeper in said city and county. — [Act April 4, 1864.]
Railroads. — To have the power and authority to restrict all railroad companies, in laying
down their tracks along the streets of said city and county, to a space of not more than ten
feet on each side of the center of such street or streets ; and for a violation of such restriction
the Board is hereby granted the power to prescribe and enforce such penalties aa they may
deem just and proper. — [Act March 21, 1868.]
Sergeant-at-Arms. — To appoint a Sergeant-at-Arms who shall have the same power as is
conferred upon Police Officers, to attend meetings of the Board, to serve notices, subpenas, and
to perform such other duties as may be required, at a salary not to exceed one hundred dollars
per month.— [Act March 30, 1872.]
* For Act to provide for Police Contingent Fund, see Supplemental Act XXIV.
t The Sheriff is authorized to appoint a driver at a salai^ of seventy-five dollars per month. — [Act March 9, 1S70.1
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920 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Sheriff's Advertising. — The official advertising of the Sheriff shall be included in the adver-
tisement for proposals to do the city and county official printing, and shall be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder publishing a newspaper of general circulation in said city and county :
2)rovidec/, said award shall be made to the lowest responsible bidder, in the aggregate, for the
whole of said city and county official printing and Sheriff 's advertising. — [Act March 2-1, 1868.]
Special Counsel. — To allow and order paid out of the General Fund, not exceeding the sum
of five thousand dollars for any one fiscal year, for the employment of special counsel. — [Act
May 17, 1861.]
Tax Collector's Clerks. — To authorize the employment of such extra Clerks as may be
required by the Tax Collector in his office from time to time, at a salary not to exceed one
hundred and fifty dollars per month each. — [Act March 30, 1872.]
Unclaimed Property. — To provide for the safe keeping and disposition of all lost, stolen,
or unclaimed property of every kind which may be in the possession or under the control of the
Chief of PoUce of said city and county, or which may hereafter come into the possession of the
Police of said city and county. — [Act April 25, 1863.]
Urgent Necessities. — To pay out of the General Fund the sum of two thousand dollars per
month for purposes of urgent necessity. — [Act April 26, 1862.]
Vehicles. — To provide for the summary removal and disposition of any or all vehicles found
during certain hours of the day and night, to be designated by said Board, in the streets, high-
ways, and public squares of said city and county, or such of them as said Board may desig-
nate ; and, in addition to all other remedies, to provide by regulation for the sale or other dis-
position of said vehicles so found in said streets, highways, or public squares, as aforesaid. —
[Act April 25, 1863.]
Watchman, Nhjht. — To appoint a Night Watchman for public buildings, at a salary not to
exceed ninety dollars per month. — [Act March 30, 1872.]
Weigher of Coal. — To appoint a Weigher of Coal in and for the City and County of San
Francisco, who shall reside in said place, and continue in office for the term of two years from
the date of his appointment and until his successor is appointed and qualified. Said Weigher,
before entering upon the duties of his office, shall take and subscribe the oath of office, and
give bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars for the faithful discharge of his duties. WTien
requested to do so by any person interested in knowing the weight of any coal, it shall be the
duty of said Weigher to weigh all coal brought to his scales to be weighed, and, unless some
other price be agreed upon by said Weigher and the person or persons making such request, he
may charge and collect ten cents per ton for such service. Said Weigher shall have and main-
tain at suitable places such number of scales as he may deem necessary ; but this Act shall not
be so construed as to enable said Weigher to create any liability against said city and county. —
[Act April 27, 1863.]
Supplemental XVIII. — An Act to define the Powers and Duties of the Board of Supervisors of the City and County
of San Francisco in certain cases. — Approved April 10, 1857.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco shall have
power to appoint a committee, consisting of three members of said Board, to be denominated
the " Finance Committee," and to fill all vacancies which may happen in said committee by new
appointments, from time to time. Said committee, in addition to the ordinary duties of the
Finance Committee of said Board, shall have the power as hereinafter specified.
Sfc. 2. The Clerk of the Board of Supervisors shall be Clerk of the Finance Committee,
after the expiration of six months from the passage of this Act.
Sec. 3. The Clerk of said committee shall keep a record of its proceedings, with the
names of witnesses examined, and a substantial account of the evidence taken. It shall be the
duty of the Sheriff, or any Constable or Policeman of said city and county to execute the law-
ful process and orders of the said committee. The said committee may visit any of the public
offices when and as often as they think proper, and make their examinations and investigations
therein without hindrance. In the exercise of its functions, the concurrence of two members
of the committee shall be deemed sufficient.
Secs. 4 and 5. [Obsolete. ]
Sec. 6. The said committee shall hereafter, as often as may be required by order of the
Board of Supervisors, investigate the transactions and accounts of all officers having the col-
lection, custody, or disbursement of public money, or having the power to approve, allow, or
audit demands on the treasury, and report thereon to the Board of Supervisors, and for the
purpose shall contmue to have and exercise all the powers granted in this Act. But nothing
in this Act contained shall be construed to relieve the Auditor, President of the Board of
Supervisors, or other officers, from any of the duties and obligations now imposed on them by
law.
Sec. 7. The said committee and the Clerk shall have free access to any records, books, and
papers in all public offices. And said committee shall have the same power as courts of record,
to administer oaths and affirmations, to examine witnesses and compel their attendance before
them, by subpena, and attachment for contempt, in case of their refusal to appear or to testify
when lawfully required, and shall have the like power to punish as for contempt, any officer,
ex-officer, or other person who shall refuse or neglect, when required in writing by said com-
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mittee, to exhibit any official records, books, or papers in his custody, or to explain the same,
or any official transaction of his own, or of any other officer, so far as he may be able.
Sec. 8. If, from the examination made by the Finance Committee, in pursuance of the
powers granted by this Act, it shall appear that a misdemeanor in office, or a defalcation has
been committed by any officer of said city and county, whose accounts and transactions they
are authorized to examine as aforesaid, said committee shall immediately report the same to
the President of the Board of Supervisors, who shall immediately cause said report to be pub-
lished, in at least two daily newspapers published in the City of San Francisco for the period
of three days.
ScrPLBMENTAL XIX.— .471 Act to provide for the Repair and fmproveiiient of Roads and Highways in the City and
County of San Francisco.— Approved April 1, 1S72.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco is hereby
authorized and empowered to repair and improve the public roads within the said city and
cciunty, outside the charter line of eighteen hundred and fifty -one.
Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways to
carefully examine all the public roads in said city and county, and report the condition of the
same, from time to time, to the Board of Supervisors: proi'ided, that from the month of
Xovember to May of each year, such report shall be made on the first Monday of each month;
cirA said reijort shall specify the kiad of repairs and the portion or portions of the road or roads
in which they are required, together ^"ith an estimate of the cost.
Sec. 3. Upon presentation to the Board of Supervisors of the report and estimate of the
said Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways, as herein jjrovided, the said Board of
Supervisors shall direct the Clerk of said Board to advertise, inviting sealed proposals for doing
tile work re(juired, and shall award the contract for doing said work to the lowest responsible
I'l'lder, the proceedings in relation hereto to be the same as is provided by law for the letting of
contracts for the improvement of streets and highways in said city and county : provided, that
the amount of all appropriations authorized by this Act shaU not exceed ten thousand dollars
for any one fiscal year.
Sec. 4. For the purpose of this Act, public roads and highways shall include all roads that
have been open to the public, and used as public highways long enough to evince their utility
and necessity, but shall not iaclude any road or highway when, in the judgment of the Board
of Supervisors, the same should be kept in order by the owners of the property fronting on said
road or highway.
Sec. 5. Whenever any improvement or repairs require to be made to any public road or
highway for which, in the judgment of the Board of Supervisors, the owners of the property
fronting thereon should be assessed to defray the cost of the same, then and in that case the
Board of Supervisors shall acquire jurisdiction, and shall have power to proceed in the same
manner as is now provided by law for the improvement of streets within said city and county ;
and all proi-isions of law in relation to the improvement of streets within said city and county,
and for the making and collection of the assessment for the cost of the work performed, shall
apply to the collection of the sums of money so assessed as aforesaid.
Sec. 6. The Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways is hereby authorized and it is
made his duty to superintend all repairs made on public roads and highways, and, when
authorized by the Board of Supervisors, to purchase all necessary timber, plank, or other
material for the construction and repair of bridges, and to hire at just and reasonable rates all
necessary labor, tools, or implements for grading or otherwise improving such roads and high-
ways.
Sdpflshektal XX.— An Act to confer further Powers upon the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of
San Francisco. — Approved April 25, 1S63.
Section 1. That the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco shall
have full power and authority to provide, by order, for laying out, opening, extending, widening,
straightening, or closing up, in whole or in part, any street, square, lane, or alley, within the
bounds of said city, which, in their opinion, the public welfare or convenience may require ; to
provide for ascertaining whether any and what amount in value of damages will be caused
thereby, and what amount of benefits wiU thereby accrue to the owner or possessor of any
ground or improvements within said city and county, for which such owner or possessor ought
to be compensated, or ought to pay a compensation, and to provide for assessing and levymg
either generally on the whole assessable property within said city, or especially on the property
of persons benefited, the whole or any part of the damages and expenses which they shall
ascertain will be incurred in locating, opening, extending, widening, straightening, or closing
np the whole or any part of any street, square, lane, or alley, in said city and county ; to provide
for granting appeals to the County Court of the City and County of San Francisco from the
decisions of any Commissioners or other persons appointed in virtue of any ordinance, to
ascertain the damages which will be caused or the benefit which will accrue to the owners or
possessors of grounds or improvements by locating, opening, extending, T\'idening, straightening,
or closing up, in whole or in part, any street, lane, or alley, within said city and county, and
for securing to every such owner and possessor the right, on application, within a reasonable
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922 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
time, to have decided by a jury trial, whether any damage has been caused, or any benefit has
accrued to them, and to what amount ; to provide for coUecting and paj-ing over the amount of
compensation adjudged to each person entitled, and to enact and pass all orders, from time to
time, which shall be deemed necessary and proper to exercise the powers and effect the objects
above specified : provided, nevertheless, that before the Board of Supervisors of the City and
County of San Francisco proceed to execute any of the powers vested in them by this Act, at
least thirty days' notice shall be given of any application which may be made for the passage of
any order, by advertisement in at least two of the daily newspapers of the City and County of
San Francisco having the largest ciicula,tioii: provided further, that whenever any street or
part of any street in the said city and county, occupied or used by the track of any railroad
company, shall require to be altered or widened for the convenience of public travel, and pro-
ceedings for the altering or widening of the same shall have been taken under the provisions of
this Act, it shall be lawful for the Commissioners appointed as in this Act provided, and whose
duty it may be to make a just and equitable assessment of the whole amount of costs, damages,
and expenses of such altering or widening among the owners of all the lands and real estate
intended to be benefited thereby, to assess such portion of said costs, damages, and expenses
upon the corporation or company owning or using said raOroad track, as shall to them seem
equitable and just, and such assessment shall be a lien upon any property of said corporation or
company in the said city and county, and may also be enforced in the same manner as the
assessment upon such owners of lands and real estate intended to be benefited thereby.
Sec. 2. That before any Commissioners, appointed by any order to be passed in virtue of
this Act shall proceed to the performance of their duty, they shall give notice in at least two
of the daily newspapers, published in the City of San Francisco, having the largest circulation,
of the object of the order under which they propose to act, at least ten days before the time of their
first meeting, to execute the same.
Sec. 3. Upon the return of any assessment to be made under any ordinance to be passed in
virtue of this Act, the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco shall cause a copy of said assessment to be published for ten days, in at least two daily
newspapers of said citj' and county having the largest circulation.
Sec. 4. That the time within which any appeal is to be made from any assessment shall be
computed from and after the expiration of the ten days mentioned in the preceding section.
Sec. 5. All the expenses resulting from locating, opening, extending, widening, straighten-
ing, or closing up, in whole or in part, any street, square, lane, or alley, within said City and
County of San Francisco, shall be paid out of the moneys derived from the assessment upon the
property benefited by such locating, opening, extending, widening, straightening, or closing up,
in whole or in part, any street, square, lane, or alley, within said city and county ; 2ind the City
and County of San Francisco shall not be liable for any expense caused by the same.
SuppLEJiissTiL XSl.—An Act to Modify and Change the Grade of Streets, ete.— Approved March 28, 1868.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco are hereby
authorized and empowered, upon petition of the owners of three fourths of the property to be
affected thereby (said property to be ascertained and indicated by said Board of Supervisors in
the manner provided in the first subdivision of section two of this Act), to change and modify
the grade of any street or avenue, or any part of any street or avenue, in said city and county,
as is hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. The grade of any street or avenue, or portion of any street or avenue, the grade of
which has been fixed by ordinance, shall not be altered or changed, except upon an adjustment
of the benefits or damages ; and the proceedings shall be as follows :
First — The Board of Supervisors, upon the receipt of a petition in conformity with the
provisions of section one of this Act, shall publish in the official newspaper of said city and
county a notice of their intention to make such [change]. Said notice shall be published for
thirty days, and shall describe the proposed change and designate the limits within which the
lots of land to be benefited shall be assessed to pay, and damages that may be awarded by rea-
son of the change.
Second — Within twentj' days after the first publication of said notice, any person claiming
that he or she would sustain damage by reason of such change, shall file a petition with the
County Clerk, addressed to the Covmty Court, setting forth the fact of his or her ownership,
the description and situation of his or her property, its market value, and the amount of dam-
age, over and above all benefits, which he or she would sustain by reason of the proposed
change, if completed, asking the appointment of Commissioners to assess such damage, which
petition shall be verified by the oath of the petitioner, or his or her agent.
Third — On the filing of such petition, the said County Court shall take jurisdiction of the
proceedings, and the County Clerk shall inmiediately give notice thereof to the President of the
Board of Supervisors.
Fourth — At the expiration of the time of publication of said notice, and at the time indi-
cated by said notice, or at such other time to which it may be continued, the County Court shall
appoint three citizens, who are freeholders in said city and county and competent judges of the
value of real estate therein and not interested in said proceedings as Commissioners, to assess
the benefits and damages to each separate lot of land within the limits designated in the notice.
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Fifth — The Commissioners shall be sworn by the County Judge to make the assessments of
benefits and damages to the best of their judgment and ability, without fear or favor, and that
they have no interest in the controversy nor in any of the land within the limits designated,
which oath shall be filed with the County Clerk as part of the proceedings. A copy thereof
and of the order of appointments, certified by the Clei'k, may be delivered to said Commission-
ers as their authority.
Sixth — Said Commissioners shall visit and inspect the premises to be assessed and the prem-
ises, for which damages are claimed, with a committee from their body, appointed for that pur-
pose by the Board of Supervisors.
Seventh — iSaid Commissioners shall have power, and it is hereby made their duty, to exam-
ine, under oath, which any one of them is hereby authorized to administer, any witnesses pro-
duced before them by any party, touching the matters to be investigated, and such other
witnesses as they may deem necessary to fully acquaint themselves with the actual amount of
benefits and damages which will result to the respective parties interested in the proposed
change.
Eighth — Said Commissioners, having determined the damage which will be sustained by each
petitioner, over and above all benefits, by the completion of the proposed change, shall proceed
to assess the whole amount thereof, together with the costs, charges, and expenses of the pro-
ceedings, including the compensation to the Commissioners for their services, to be taxed and
allowed by the County Judge, ratably, upon the several lots of land benefited within the limits
designated in said notice, so that the same shall be distributed according to the benefits produced
by such change as nearly as possible.
Ninth — Said Commissioners shall make their report in writing, and shall subscribe the same
and file it with the County Clerk. In their said report they shall desciibe each piece of prop-
erty which will sustain damage, stating the amount of the damages which it will sustain, over
and above all benefits ; and they shall also give a brief description of each lot benefited vpithm
the designated limits, the name of the owner, if known, and the amount of benefit assessed
against the same. In case the three Commissioners do not agree, the award agreed upon by
any two of them shall be sufiicient. On the filing of said report, the County Clerk shaU notify
the Board of Supervisors, in writing, of the fact, and thereupon the said Board shall, by ordi-
nance, confirm or reject saiil repoi-t. If they confirm it, the grades of the streets shall be
cluinged as contemplated, and the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors shall notify the County
(ciurt that the Board have confirmed the report. The County Court shall thereupon enter up
judgment against each lot assessed for benefits, describing the same as accurately as can con-
Yiuiently be done. Upon which judgment an order of sale may issue by order of the Court,
commanding the Sheriff of said city and coimty to collect the amount therein mentioned by sale
"f the lot assessed, in the mode prescribed by law for the sale of real estate, the proceeds to be
paiil by the Sheriff to the Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco, who shall place
the same to the credit of the Street Department Fund, and the same shall be paid; and the
'I'leasurer of said city and county shall pay the amount collected for damages into the County
Court, which shall hold, invest, and distribute the same in the same manner as provided in
SL-etion nineteen of an Act entitled " An Act to Declare and Regulate the Power of the Board
of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, to take Private Lands for certain
Public Improvements, and to prescribe the Manner of its Execution," approved April fourth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four. All such judgments shall be in favor of the City and
(bounty of San Francisco, and shall be a lien upon the lot until the same is paid ; but no sale
shaU be made nor execution issued until the County Court shall determine that said work has
been completed.
Skc. 3. Before entering up judgment, the Court shall fix a day for hearing parties who
may feel aggrieved by reason of any of the proceedings, but no objection shall be considered
except such as are specifically set forth in writing by the parties ; and all errors, omissions, and
irregularities not specifically set forth shall be deemed to be waived. Any party dissatisfied
may, within tliirty days after judgment against him or his lot, or the order to pay the damages
assessed, appeal to the Supreme Court to review the matter complained of, and the appeal shall
be taken in the maimer and with the same effect as prescribed in, and in all respects be in
conformity to, " An Act to Declare and Piegulate the Power of the Board of Supervisors of the
City and County of San Francisco, to take Private Lands for certain Public Improvements,
and to prescribe the Manner of its Execution," approved April fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four ; and all subsequent proceedings shall be in conformity therewith and with the same
ell'ect.
Sec. 4 All acts and proceedings under this law shall be liberally construed, and the judg-
ments and proceedings of the Courty Court shall be construed like j udgments and proceedings
of Courts of general jurisdiction.
Sec. 5. The Sheriff' shall collect fees for the execution, in case an execution issues, as in
other eases ; but each party may pay to the Treasurer the amount of the judgment against him,
and the Treasurer's receipt being produced to the County Court, satisfaction of the judgment
shall be entered by the Clerk. The Clerk shall not charge any fees for the proceedings unless
execution issue, in which case he shall be authorized to charge five dollars for each execution, to
be collected by the Sheriff on the execution.
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Supplemental XXII. — An Act to empoicer the Board of Supervisors to make an Appropriation to Establish the
Grades of Streets, etc. — Approved March 2S, 1868.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco is author-
ized to proWde, by ordinance, for the establishment of the lines and grades of the streets and
avenues within the tracts or districts in said city and county hereinafter described, lying with-
out the corporate limits of the City of San Francisco, as defined in an Act entitled "An Act to
Incorporate the City of San Francisco," passed April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty.-one,
to wit :
District, N'o. 1. — That tract lying east of Potrero Avenue, south of Mission Creek, west of
the water front, and north of Precita Creek.
District, Ko. '2. — That tract west of Potrero Avenue, south of the charter line of eighteen
hundred and tifty-one, produced westerly to the westerly line of Douglass Street, easterly of
the westerly line of Douglass Street, continued to Figg or Twenty-seventh Street, northerly of
Figg or Twenty-seventh Street and Precita Creek.
District, No. 3. — That tract west of the charter line of eighteen hundred and fifty-one,
easterly of Douglass Street, southerly of the northerly boundary of the San Miguel Ranch,
and northerly of the southerly line of Twenty-second Sti'eet, extended to the westerly line of
Douglass Street.
District, A"o. 4. — That tract lying southerly of the water front, westerly of Devisadero
Street, northerly of Geary Street, easterly of Cemetery Avenue and Government Reserve.
District, jS'o. 5. — That tract lying westerly of the charter line of eighteen hundred and fifty-
one, northerly of the San Miguel Ranch, easterly of westerly line of West Eighth Street, south-
erly of the Government Reserve and Lone Mountain Cemetery, and that part of Geary Street
easterly of Cemetery Avenue.
Sec. 2. For the accomplishment of the purposes set forth in section one of this Act, and
the proWding and placing suitable monuments to perpetuate the work, the said Boai'd of Super-
visors are authorized to appropriate a sum not to exceed twenty thousand dollars. The expendi-
ture authorized by this Act, and everj' item thereof, before it becomes a claim or debt against
said city or county, shall first be allowed and ordered paid by the Board of Supervisors, and
audited by the Auditor, when the same shall be paid by the Treasurer out of the General Fund
of the City and County of San Francisco.
Supplemental XXUl. — An Act to Ccmfer further Powers on the Mayor of the City and County of San Franeisco.
— Approved April 2, 1870.
Section 1. The Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco is hereby authorized and
empowered, on behalf and in the name of the City and County of San Francisco, to petition the
Board of Superraors of said city and county to order the change of the official grade of any
street or streets, where such change may affect any public square or other lot of land belonging
to said city and county ; and such petition shall have the same effect as if the same were signed
by or in behalf of the owners of any property not belonging to said city and county.
Supplemental XXIV. — An Act to Pr(mdefoT a Police Contingent Fund. — Approved February 28, 1859.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco shall annu-
ally set apart from the General Fluid in the treasury of said city and county, the sum of three
thousand six hundred dollars, to constitute a Special Fund, to be called the Police Contingent
Fund.
Sec. 2. The Police Commissioners of the City and County of San Francisco, or a majority
of them, are hereby authorized to allow, out of the Police Contingent Fund of said city and
county, any and all orders signed by the Chief of Police of said city aud county: prodded,
that the aggregate of said orders shall not exceed the sum of three thousand six hundred dollars
per annum.
Sec. 3. The Auditor of said city and county is hereby authorized to audit, and the Treas-
urer of said city and county to pay, out of the Police Contmgent Fund, any and all orders so
allowed by the Police Commissioners, not exceeding, in the aggregate the sum of three thousand
six hundred dollars per annum.
Sec. 4. At the end of each fiscal year any sum remaining in the Police Contingent Fund,
upon which no order shall [have] been allowed, shall be returned to the credit of the General
I'und.
Supplemental XXV. — An Act relating to the Board of Supervi-^orft, and more particularly Defining its Powers
and Ltutits. — Approved March 30, 1S63.
Section 1. Each member of the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco, excepting the Mayor, ex officio President of said Board, shall, after the passage of this Act,
be allowed a salary during the time he is in office of one hundred dollars per month ; and the
Auditor of said city and county is hereby directed to audit, aud the Treasurer to pay, such
salaries monthly out of the General Fund.
Sec. 2. The votes of seven members constituting the Board of Supervisors shall be necessary
to pass any ordinance, order, or resolution ; but in the event of a veto by the Mayor, then nine
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ivotes shall be necessary to pass any ordinance, order, or resolution over such veto ; otherwise
jsuch ordinance, order, or resolution shall be of no validity.
! Sec. 3. If a member of said Board of Super\'isors shall hereafter absent himself from the
[State, or shall neglect to attend the meetings of said Board for the period of ninety days, his
lofiice may be declared vacent by the Board, and a successor may be appointed t for the unex-
ipired term, as provided in other cases.
Sec. 4. This Act shall be construed so as to harmonize with existing laws in regard to the
powers and duties of said Board of Supervisors ; and all such laws shall continue in full force,
except so far as they may be inconsistent or in conflict with the pro\a3ions of this Act; and
only so far as they are inconsistent or in conflict with this Act they are hereby repealed.
Supplemental XXVI. — An Act to cm\fer Additional Powers upon the Board of Sxipcrmsors of the City and County
of San Francisco, and upon the Auditor and Treasurer thereof, and to Authorize certain Appropriations of
Money by said Board. — Approved March 27, 1874.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco are hereby
inthorized to appropriate, allow, and order paid out of the General Fund, the several sums of
money hereinafter mentioned, and to exercise the powers following :
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Second — To allow and order paid to the San Francisco Homeopathic Medical and Surgical
Dispensary, a sum not to exceed fifty dollars per month, from February first, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three, for di'ugs and medicine furnished at said Dispensary, free of charge to indi-
gent persons, said persons having also received gratuitous medical treatment and advice.
Sec. 2. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco are hereby fur-
ther authorized and empowered —
First — To receive and accept from the owners or claimants of the lots and lands lying con-
tiguous to Channel Street and Mission Creek, from Ninth to Eighteenth streets of said city, a
4eed or deeds of a tract of land not less than fifty feet in width, and without abrupt curves or
(short angles, to be located on a line to be laid out by, and to be satisfactory to, said Board of
[Supervisors, for the construction of a sewer therein and for the \ urposes of a public street.
I Second — The said Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized to acquire by purchase, for
Isuch considerations as to said Board shall seem reasonable, any of the lots or lands hereinbefore
[described, for the purposes of said sewer and street, as cannot be acquired by voluntary gift or
[donation, and to order payment of such considerations out of the General Fund of the treasury
' if said city and county.
Third — For the purpose of acquiring title to all such portions of said lots and lands as may
ot be accpiired under the provisions of the first and second subdivisions of this section, the said
'.oard of Super\'isors is hereby authorized and requii-ed to cause the same to be condemned aijd
.ppropriated to public uses for the pui-poses of said sewer and street. The Mayor, Auditor,
,nd Tax Collector of said city and county are hereby appointed and constituted Commissioners,
iwith power to ascertain and determine the value of the lands and the sums to be paid therefor
Xo the owners thereof. In case of a vacancy in said commission, by reason of any memlwr
rthereof being disqualified from acting, or for other cause, the County Judge of said city and
Icounty shall fill such vacancy by appointment of some competent and disinterested person.
iThe moneys to be paid for any lands under the provisions of this Act must be paid out of the
[General Fund of the treasury of said city and county. The said proceedings to acquire title to
[lands, exccept as herein otherwise provided, must conform to the proWsions of the Act approved
;April first, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, entitled "An Act to Open and Establish a Public
iStreet in the City and County of San Francisco, to be called Montgomery Avenue, and to take
(Private Lands therefor," and to the provisions of any other Act passed at the present session of
jthe Legislature, defining the powers of said Board of Supervisors, which are hereby made appli-
;cable to tliis Act, so far as the same are not inconsistent therewith.
Fourth — The said Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized and required, under such rules
land regulations as they may prescribe, to sell at public auction to the highest and best bidders,
lall of said Channel Street and Jlission Creek, from Ninth to Eighteenth streets, except such
portions thereof as may be required for the purposes of the sewer and street herein provided for.
The lands so offered for sale shall first be surveyed and subdivi<led into lots, conforming, as near
as may be practicable, in form and size to the lots next contiguous thereto. Streets in confor-
mity to and connecting with the streets laid down upon the official plan of said city shall be
reserved and dedicated to public use. A deed from the JLayor of said city and county, executed
to the purchaser of any lot after full payment therefor shall have been made, shall vest the title
of such lot in such purchaser. The proceeds of said sales shall be paid into the General Fund
of the treasury of said city and county. The said Commissioners shall receive for their services
auch compensation as the Board of Supervisors may allow.
Fifth — Whenever the said city and county shall have acquired the lands herein mentioned
for said sewer and street, the said Board of Supervisors are authorized to open and improve
said street, and construct said sewer of such material and capacity as said Board may deter-
mine, and are authorized to appropriate, allow, and order paid out of the General Fund such
sums as may be necessary for such purposes.
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Sec. 3. AH of said Channel Street and Mission Creek, lying between said Ninth aii.l
Eighteenth streets, are hereby vacated as a public street, highway, or na-sngable stream, and aU
«a I Acts or parts of Acts, so far as they pro^de for an open canal and public street or highway,
§ between said Ninth and Eighteenth streets, are hereby repealed, and nothing in this Act con-
M I tained shall affect Mission Creek or Channel Street below the point of intersection with said
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SnppLEMEMTAL XXMI.— .^n Act to Establish and Maintain an Alms Honse and Hospital in the City and Cmmty
of San Frajmsco.— Approved March 10, 1866.
Section 1. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco are hereby
authorized and empowered to establish and maintain an Alms House and Hospital, and for that
„ purpose to set apart and appropriate land belonging to the said city and county, or to purchase
f; ] laud, not exceeding eighty acres, as said Board may deem necessary, in said city and county,
and erect thereon one or more buildings, suitable for alms house or hospital purposes, and they
may from time to time add to and enlarge such buildiugs as necessity may require.
Sec. 2. For the purpose of procuring or purchasing and improving land, and erecting
buildings thereon, as pro\-ided in the preceding section, said Super\'isor3 are hereby authorized
to appropriate and order paid so much as may be necessary of the appropriation now authorized
by law to be expended for purchasing land, or erecting or enlarging buildings for hospital pur-
poses, or for both ; also, to expend, in addition thereto, a sum not to exceed twenty thousand
dollars for furnishing the same.
Sec. 3. Said Board of Supervisors may, by ordinance, make such rules and regulations, not
pi inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, for the government and management of said Alms
House, and for the admission, discharge, and employment of the inmates thereof, as to them
shall seem proper. — [Amendment March 28, 1868.]
Sec. 4. Said Board shall also have power [appointing power transferred to Board of Health ;
see Supplemental XXVIII] to appoint for duty at the Alms House, a Superintendent, Matron,
Resideut Physician, and such assistants and employes as they may from time to time deem nec-
essary : provided, they shall not at any time pay more than the following sums as salary to the
various employes : To the Superintendent, one hundred and fifty dollars per month ; to the
Matron, fifty dollars per month ; to the Resident Physician, one hundred and twenty-five dol-
lars per month ; to the Cook, sixty dollars per month ; to the Chief Farmer, fifty dollars per
month; to the principal Teamster, fifty dollars per month; and to each and every other
employii, not to exceed thirty dollars per month each, except Nurses, when necessary, may be
employed at a salary not to exceed fifty dollars per month. — [Amendment March 28, 1868.]
Sec. 5. Said Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized to expend a sum not exceeding
twelve thousand dollars per month [Amendment" March 30, 1872], for the support, care, and
maintenance of such persons as may be admitted to said Alms House and Hospital, which sum
shall be in lieu of any sums now authorized by law to be expended for such purposes.
Sec. 6. Contracts for the support of the inmates of said Alms House and Hospital shall be
given out in the manner now prescribed by law for the support of the inmates of the City and
County Hospital.
Sec. 7. The Mayor of said city and county, the Resident Physician of said Alms House and
Hospital, and Chairman of the Hospital Committee, respectively, and they alone, shall have
g ! power to admit inmates to said Alms House and Hospital, under such restrictions as are pro-
5J ' vided in section three of this Act.
Sec. 8. The Mayor, when authorized by the Board of Supervisors, shall have power to sell
the buildings and lands now occupied for hospital purposes, and to that end is hereby authorized
to execute, sign, seal, and debver good and sufficient deed or deeds therefor to such person or
persons and for such sum or sums as said Board may prescribe ; and he shall pay the proceeds
of such sale or sales into the city and county treasury to the credit of the General Fund.
Smmi\EST\h XXYlU.^An Act to Abolish the Board of City Hall Commissiomcrs, and to provide for the Continu-
ance of the Cmistruction of the City Hall of the City and County of San i^ranciico.— Approved March 30,
1874.
Section. 1. The Board of City HaU Commissioners, created under and by virtue of an Act
entitled "An Act to provide for the Erection of a City Hall, in the City and County of San
Francisco," approved April fourth, eighteen hundred and seventy, is hereby abolished, and said
Commissioners shall, forthwith, turn over and deliver to the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County of San Francisco, all and singular, the site, superstructure, and material of said
City HaU, as well as the books, papers, contracts, rights, privileges, and immunities, machinery,
tools, and appliances, and property of every description and nature belonging to said Board of
City Hall Commissioners, and from said delivery and acceptance thereof said Commissioners
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damages upjn acts done bv them in their official capacity, except for fravid and malfeasance in office, shall be
defended in the same manner as suits against the city and countv, and all judgments finally obtamed thereon shall
be paid out of the City Hall Fund. The Act of March 30, 1874, also authorizes the Mayor and Auditor to execute
all deeds for property sold under Act of April 4, 1870.
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Sec. 2. Said Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized, empowered, and required to
accept of and from said City Hall Commissioners, all of said property, buildings, site, materials,
books, papers, and other things connected with said work, and to sign and deliver acquittances
therefor, and from the time of said delivery and acceptance said Board of Supervisors shall be
charged with aU the duties and liabilities and invested vrith all the powers, rights, and authority
heretofore granted to or imposed upon said City Hall Commissioners by virtue of the Act above
named creating said Board of Commissioners, as fuUy and as effectually for the purposes herein
named as if they had been the Board of Commissioners originally named in said Act.
Sbc. 3. Said Board of Supervisors shall examine the condition of said works, and the con-
tracts and liabilities of said Board, and adjust and pay the same out of the proceeds of the sale
uf the bonds hereinafter provided for that purpose, and they shall supervise, control, direct,
au'l carry on said work of building said City Hall, under and in accordance with such lawful
au<l vaUd contracts as now exist for that purpose, and entered into between said Commissioners
and the persons who have made or are the holders or assignees of such contracts. And when
the work contracted for to be done and materials to be furnished by v-irtue of such existing
contracts shall be fully finished and completed, then they shall stop said work, and their powers
shaU end, save in so far as may be necessary to pay off the lawful indebtedness heretofore con-
tracted as is herein provided, and to preserve and protect said buildings and grounds and the
materials, property, books, papers, machinery, and appliances belonging to said work as con-
nected therewith.
Sec. 4. Said Board of Supervisors are hereby authorized and directed by ordinance to cause
to be issued bonds as hereinafter provided in amount, not exceeding in the aggregate the sum
of seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and not more than shall be sufficient to pay off
and discharge aU liabilities, dues, and indebtedness of said Board of City HaU Commissioners
and said Board of Supervisors as successors to said Commissioners, contracted or incurred in
the existing unpaid contracts for labor, work, and materials in and about the work of building
said City HaU as the same stood upon the day of the passage of this Act. But no new or
fresh contracts, debts, or Uabilities shaU be undertaken or incurred by virtue of this Act than
those existing at the time of the passage hereof, except such debts or liabilities as may be nec-
essarily incurred by them iu carrying out and completing said contracts already entered into as
aforesaid, and in preserving and protecting said building, and not exceeding the sum of twenty-
five thousand doUars.
SEa 5. Said bonds shaU be known as the "City Hall Construction Bonds.' They shaU be
issued in sums of not less th.an five hundred doUars each, and shall bear interest from the date
thereof untU maturity, at the rate of six per cent, per annum, principal and interest payable
only in United States gold coin, as they faU due at the oflice of the Treasurer of said city and
county. The principal sum of said bonds shall be made payable twenty-five years from the
first day of .June, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, and the interest accruing on
said bonds shaU become due and payable in Uke gold coin, semi-annually, at the office of the
said Treasurer, on the first Mondays of January and July of each year ; said bonds shaU be
signed by the Mayor, the Auditor, and Treasurer of said city and county, who shaU ex officio
constitute a Board of City HaU Fund Commissioners. But before being so signed, the same
shaU be presented by the'Mayor to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the said city and
county, which Clerk shaU cause said bonds to be numbered, and shaU register the same m
numerical order, in a book to be kept for that purpose, showing the date of each bond, and the
said Clerk shaU thereupon deliver the same to the said Mayor, who shall sign each bond, and
affix thereto the corporate seal of the said city and county, and deUver the said bonds to the
said Auditor, who shaU in like manner sign the same and deliver them to the Treasurer, who
shaU in like manner sign the same, and shaU also register them in like manner as the Clerk of
the said Board of Supervisors is herein directed to do. The Auditor shaU take from the
Treasurer a receipt for aU such bonds so delivered.
Sec. 6. Coupons for the interest on each bond shaU be attached thereto, which coupons
shaU be signed by the said Treasurer. When any such coupons shaU be paid, it shaU be the
duty of the said Treasurer, without delay, to cancel the same, and aU such canceled coupons
shall be delivered to the Auditor by the Treasurer, who shaU take a receipt therefor ; and it
shall be the duty of the Auditor to fUe the same in his office substantiaUy in the same manner
now and latterly observed for filing canceled coupons by said Auditor, which fUing shall be by
immediately canceled by the Treasurer and deUvered by him to the Auditor, taking the receipt
of the Auditor therefor, and the same shaU be filed by the said Auditor in his office in the same
manner that other canceled bonds are fUed. The interest on aU such bonds shall terminate on
the maturity of the bonds, respectively.
Sec. 7. " Upon the presentation to said Treasurer of said warrants certified to or issued by
said C!lerk of s.aid Board of Superi'isors, and countersigned by said Auditor, the said Treasurer
ahaU issue to the holder or holders thereof said bonds to the extent of the said warrants so
presented, doUar for doUar; and if it shaU happen that the exact amount of the warrants
presented at any one time exceeds five hundred doUars, or some multiple of five hundred dol
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lars, it shall be the duty of the said Treasurer to issue to the party presenting the same, a new
warrant for the excess of the amount of the warrants presented over and above the amount of
the bonds issued therefor, which said warrant so issued by said Treasurer shall, when counter-
signed by said Auditor, be in like maimer fundable into said bonds as said warrants issued by
said Clerk of said Board of Supervisors. All warrants converted by said Treasurer into bonds
as aforesaid, shall be immediately canceled by said Treasurer, and delivered by him to said
Auditor, taking his receipt therefor. It shall be the duty of the Auditor to file and safely
keep all said canceled warrants in his office.
Sec. 8. For the purpose of paying the bonds herein provided for, and the interest thereon,
it shall be the duty of the Board of Supervisors of said city and county in each year to levy a
tax, to be styled "City Hall Bonds Interest Tax," sufficient to raise the amount to be paid on
such bonds during each year and annually until the maturity of such bonds. The said Board
of Supervisors shall also annually levy such a tax as they shall determine to be requisite for
the purpose of raising funds for the liquidation of such bonds at maturity, which fund shall be
styled the "City Hall Sinking Fund. " The said taxes shall be levied and collected in a manner
provided by law for the general taxes for municipal purposes ; and when coUected shall in like
manner be paid to the Treasurer, who shall apply the same to the pajrment of said bonds as
hereinafter provided.
Sec. 9. The said Treasurer is hereby authorized annually to invite proposals for the sur-
render of bonds issued under this Act, by advertising for at least thirty days next preceding
the first Monday in February of each year, in three daily newspapers published in said city and
county. The said Commissioners shall publicly open all bids received at the time and place
mentioned in such advertisement, and shall apply the funds on hand for such purpose toward
the payment of the bonds mentioned in such bids, giving preference to the bonds offered at the
lowest percentum of their par value, but in no case shall any bid above their par value and
interest be accepted. The said Treasurer shall always reserve in such advertisement the right
to reject any and all proposals for the surrender of such bonds. In case a sufficient amount of
such bonds shall not be offered as aforesaid to exhaust the " City Hall Sinking Fund " to a less
amount than five thousand dollars, then it is hereby made the duty of said Treasurer to adver-
tise in two newspapers, published in the City and County of San Francisco for two months,
which advertisement shall state the amount in the City Hall Sinking Fund, and the numbers
of the bonds, commencing with the lowest number then outstanding and numbering them in
the order of their issue, which said money is set apart to pay and discharge ; and if such bonds
so mentioned in said advertisement shall not be presented for payment and cancellation within
two months from the expiration of such publication, then such money shall remain in the treas-
ury to discharge such bonds whenever presented ; but they shall draw no interest after the end
of sixty days from the last publication as aforesaid.
Sec. 10. The faith and credit of the City and County of San Francisco are hereby pledged
for the redemption of the bonds provided for in this Act, and for the payment, as it falls due,
of the interest thereon.
Sec. U. All moneys now in the City Hall Fund, created by the Act heretofore mentioned,
and under which said Board of City Hall Commissioners was created, and all that shaU here-
after be placed in said fund, are hereby turned over to the General Fund of said city and county,
but must be used in the payment of said contracts and indebtedness hereinbefore mentioned
and specified, as it shall become due, and shall be af>plied to said object in preference to the
issuing of bonds, and thereby reduce the amount of bonds to be issued under this Act to the
extent of such moneys so paid into said fund.
Sec. 12. Nothing in this Act contained or in the Act referred to herein shall be construed
to authorize the Board of Supervisors to make any new contracts for work or material, or in
any manner to continue the work of constructing the City Hall beyond finishing up and paying
off the work and materials now contracted for or already performed or delivered, or to be per-
formed or delivered under the same.
Sec. 13. This Act shall take effect and be in force thirty days after its passage.
SoppLZUKNTAi XXIX.— An Act to Organize and Regulate the Justices' Court, in the City and County 0/ San
Francisco. — Approved March 26, 1806.
Section 1. There shall be in and for the City and County of San Francisco one Justices'
Court, which shall have the powers and jurisdiction now prescribed and conferred by law upon
Justices of the Peace and Justices' Courts in said city and county. All actions, suits, and pro-
ceedings, whereof Justices of the Peace and Justices' Courts in said city and county have juris-
diction, shall be commenced, entitled, and prosecuted in said Court. The said Court shall be
always open, non-judicial days excepted, and causes therein may be tried before the Presiding
Justice, before any one of the Justices before whom the original process may be made return-
able or to whom the cause may be assigned or transferred for trial, or before any three Justices
of the Peace constituting the Court in bank as hereinafter provided ; but the Court in bank
shall have exclusive power to hear and determine all applications for new trials. For the organi-
zation of said Court, Justices of the Peace and Justices' Clerk shall be, respectively, elected or
appointed as hereinafter provided, and the Sheriff' of the City and County of San Francisco, ex
officio, shall be an officer of said Court as hereinafter provided. — [Amendment February 10, 1870.]
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Sec. 2. There shall be for the City and County of San Francisco five .Justices of the Peace,
to be elected by the city and county at large, at the time, in the manner, and for the term, as
now prescribed by law for the election of such Justices.
Sec. 3. The Board of Supervisors shall, biennially, appoint one of the Justices of the
Peace to be Presiding Justice, who, as such, shall hold office for two years, and until his suc-
cessor shall in the same manner be appointed ; and any one of the other Justices may attend,
preside, and act as Presiding Justice during the temporary absence or disabihty of the Justice
80 appointed. The Board of Supervisors shall also appoint a Justices' Clerk, on the written
nomination and recommendation of the said Justices, or a majority of them, who shall hold
office for two years, and until his successor is appointed and qualified.— [Amendment March
30 1872 I*********
' Sec." 4. [Office of Constable abolished. Act February 10, 1870 ; which also provides] : That
the Sherifif of the City and County of San Francisco shall be the officer of s.aid Court, and in
addition to the Deputies now allowed by law, may appoint three Deputies, whose duty it shall
be to assist said Sherifif in ser\dng and executing all the processes, writs, and orders of the said
Justices' Court. Said Deputies shall receive a salary of one hundred and twenty-five doUars
per month each, payable monthly out of the city and county treasury, and out of the Special
Fee Fund, after having been first allowed and audited as other simijar demands are by law
required to be audited and allowed. — [Amendment Act February 10, 1870.] _
Sec. 5. The Board of Supervisors shall provide in some convenient locality m said city
and county a suitable building, with rooms for the Clerk's Office, Court Boom, and separate
rooms for offices or chambers for each of the Justices of the Peace (the presiding Justice
excepted), for the transaction of their official business, and shall also pro\nde suitable furniture
therefor ; or if said Board should deem it necessary and expedient, offices or chambers for the
Justices maybe prowled and assigned for them in different buddings and places. At the
Clerk's Office, the Presiding Justices and Justices' Clerk shall be in attendance daily, non-
judicial days excepted, from the hour of nine A. M. until five p. M. , and at such other convenient
hours as may be required by urgent official business ; and the other Justices aforesaid shall be
in attendance at their respective offices or chambers, for the dispatch of official business, daily,
from the hour of nine .A.. M. untd five P.M. ♦ , * ♦ The Justices
of the Peace, severally, shall be allowed in any action before them, for all services of every
kind whatsoever required to be performed by them before the entry of judgment in such action,
two dollars, and for the entry of judgment and all proceedings subsequent thereto, including
all affida^^ts, swearing witnes'ses, and jury therein, three doUars ; and under no pre'text what-
ever shall said Justices, in any action, be authorized or legally entitled to ask, demand, or
receive any other or further fee or charge, except for copies of papers on appeal, as heremafter
provided. — [Amendment February 13, 1872.]
[Sections 6-18 refer to the proceedings in the Court and the mode of conductmg the same ;
amended Acts February 10 and April 2, 1870.] ^, , , -rx ^^ , i,
Sec. 19. The Justices of the Peace,* Justices' Clerk, and Justices' Clerks Deputy shaU
receive for their official services the following salaries, and no other compensation, payable
monthly out of the city and county treasury, and out of the Special Fee Fund, after being
first pillowed and audited as other similar demands are by law required to be allowed and aud-
ited : To the Presiding Justice, three thousand dollars per annum ; to the Justices Clerk and
each of the Justices of the Peace (the Presiding Justice excepted), twenty-four hundred dollars
each per annum, and to the Justices' Clerk's Deputy, twelve hundred dollars per annum. —
[.\menibnent March 30, 1872.] , , t^ , ,a i
[Sees. 20 and 21 prescribe who shall practice in said Court ; amended February 10 and
April 2, 1870.]
SDPPLEMENTiL XXS.-An Act to Amend Seciim Fifty of the Code of Civil ProccA<r<!.-Approved March 30, 1874.
Section 1. Section fifty of said Code is hereby amended so as to read as follows : Sec. 50.
The April and October terms of this Court shall be held at the capital of the State. If proper
rooms in which to hold the Court, and for the accommodation of the officers thereof, are not
provided for by the State, together with attendants, furniture, fuel, lights, and stationery, suit-
able and sufficient for the transaction of business, the Court may direct the Shenfi^ of the
county in which it is held to provide such rooms, attendants, furniture, fuel, fights, and sta-
tionery, and the expenses thereof, certified by a majority of the Justices to be correct, must be
paid out of the State treasury. The January and July terms of this Court may be held at
the City and County of San Francisco, provided the Board of Supervisors thereof, at the dis-
cretion"of said Board, shall procure and maintain at the expense of said city and county, rooms
and furniture acceptable to the Justices of said Court for the accommodation of the business
thereof, and of its respective officers, together with necessary attendants, fuel, and fights.
And the Board of Supervisors of said city are hereby authorized to appropriate all neces-
sary funds to defray the expenses aforesaid, payable out of the General Fund of said city and
county. If the said Board of Supervisors shaU accept the provisions of this Act, and procure
the necessary rooms and furniture of said city and county for the accommodation of said Court
• Authorized to appoint a Janitor at seventy-five dollars per month.— [Act March 30, 1868.)
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and its officers, then it shall be the duty of said Board to permanently maintain such rooms
and furniture, together fl'ith the necessary attendants, fuel, and lights, and upon the failure of
said Board so to do, after having accepted the provisions of this Act as aforesaid, the Court
may direct the Sheriff of said city and county to pro-s-ide such rooms, furniture, fuel, and
lights, and the expenses thereof, certified by a majority of the Justices to be correct, shall be
a charge against said city and county, and must be paid out of the General Fund thereof ;
until such time as the Board of Supervisors of said city and county shall accept the provisions
of this Act, the January and July terms of this Court shaU continue to be held at the capital
of the State : provided, that m no event shall the State hereafter be put to any additional ex-
pense of any kind, character, or nature by reason of the holding of any term or terms of said
Court at said City and County of San Francisco.
Sec. 2. AU Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with the provisions of this Act are hereby
repealed. "^
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
SoprLEMKNTAL XXXI.— ^71 Act to Establish a Municipal Court in the City and County of San Francisco —Ap-
proved March 31, 1870.
Section 1. There shaU be and hereby is estabUshed, within the City and County of San
Francisco, a Municipal Court, to be caUed and known by the name of the Municipal Criminal
Court of the City and County of San Francisco.
Sec. 2. A Judge of said Court shall be elected by the qualified electors of said city and
county, at the next special judicial election, to be held in the year eighteen hundred and sev-
enty-one, who shall hold his office for the term of four years from the first day in January next
after his election : provided, that the Governor shall immediately after the passage of this Act
appoint and commission some suitable person, who has been a resident of said City and County
of San Francisco for the past five years, as a Judge of said Municipal Court, who shall hold
such oflice until his successor is diUy elected, in the manner hereinbefore provided, and who
shall qualify accordmg to law. ^Vhen any vacancy occurs in the oflice of Judge of said Court
it shall be filled by the Governor, by the appointment of some suitable person for the unex-
pired term.
Sec. 3. The said Court shall hold its sessions in the City and County of San Francisco, in
such central and convenient place as shall be provided for that purpose by the Board of Super-
%asors of said City and County of San Francisco.
Sec 4. The said Court shall be a Court of Record and shall have a seal, to be devised by
the Judge thereof, a description of which shall be entered on the minutes of the Court and filed
m the office of the Secretary of State. And the said Court shall have the same power as the
District Court to regulate its forms of process and proceedings and to make rules for its own
government.
Sec. 5. All writs and process issued out of said Municipal Court shall be in the form pre-
scribed for writs and process issued out of the District Court, and shall be executed and returned
m like manner ; and said Court shall have power to issue all writs of subpena and other process
and the same may be served beyond the limits of the City and County of San Francisco, and
shall be considered of the same effect as mits and process issued out of the District Courts ;
and obedience to such subpena, when properly issued and served, may be enforced in hke man-
ner as obedience to a subpena may be enforced by the District Courts.
. f ^"^^ ^; . ^'^ appeal may be taken to the Supreme Court from any judgment or order of the
said Mimicipal Criminal Court in like manner as from an order or judgment of the District and
County Courts, and aU laws regulating appeals from District and County Courts shaU be deemed
applicable to appeals from the said Municipal Criminal Court.
Sec. 7. All laws regulating proceedings in the District Court shall, so far as they are not
inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, be deemed appUcable to the proceedings of the said
Municipal Criminal Court ; and said Court shall have power to make rules, not inconsistent T»-ith
the laws of the State, for its government and the government of its officers.
Sec. 8. The County Clerk of the City and County of San Francisco shall be ex officio Clerk
of said Mumcipal Criminal Court, and he is hereby authorized to appoint one Deputy to act as
Court Room Clerk of said Court, who shall receive a salary of one hundred and seventy-five
dollars per month, and one Deputy to act as Register Clerk of said Court, who shall receive a
salary of one hundred and fifty dollars per month, and such salaries shall be paid in the same
manner as the salaries of the other Deputies of said County Clerk.— [Amendment February 5,
18/2.]
Sec. 9. The Sheriff of the City and County of San Francisco shall be the Sheriff of the
said Mumcipal Criminal Court, and shall execute, either in person or by Deputy, such of the
process of said Court as may be required to be executed by a Sheriff, and shall be amenalile to
l^'*^ .^°!^'* ^y proceedings as for contempt on his failure to execute such process. And said
Sheriff is hereby authorized to appoint a Deputy, in addition to those now appointed by him,
who shall act as Bailiff or Deputy Sheriff of said Court, and who shall receive a salary of one
hundred and fifty dollars per mouth, to be paid in the same manner as the salaries of the other
deputies of said Sheriff are paid.
^^jSecs. 10-14 refer to the powers of the Judge and indictments and proceedings thereon.]
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Sec. 15. The Judge of said Municipal Criminal Court shall receive a salary of five thou-
sand dollars per annum, payable in equal monthly installments, out of the same fund, and in
the same manner, as the salary of the Judge of the County Court of the City and County of
San Francisco is now paid.
Sec. 16. The District Attorney in and for the said city and county may, by -written certifi-
cate, signed by himself, appoint an Assistant District Attorney, who shall be entitled to receive
a salary of three hundred dollars a month, payable as the salary of the District Attorney is now
made payable by the law, and who shall assist in the performance of any official duty enjoined
upon the District Attorney by law. «»♦♦.»«
SOPPLEMESTAL XXSlI.''—An Act to Facilitate and Increase the Collectim of State and Cminty and Municipal
Licenses in the City aTtd County of San i^rajicMco.— Approved March 30, 1S72.
Section 1. If any person or persons, whether as principal or principals, agent or agents,
clerk or clerks, employe or employes, or any firm, or any member of any firm or corporation,
shall be engaged in carrjong on, pursuing, or transacting, within the limits of the City and
County of San Francisco, any business, trade, or profession, occupation or employment, which
now is" or shall hereafter be by law required to be licensed, without having first obtained and
procured the license therefor so required by the laws of this State, or by the lawful orders of the
Board of Super\-isors of said city and county, or shall, after five days' notice in writing, refuse,
neglect, omit, or fail to comply -svith any requirement or requirements, provision or provisions
of the laws of this State or orders of the said Board of Supervisors requirmg such person or
pei-sons, firm or corporation, to procure a license, he, she, or they, or either of them, as the case
may be, shaD be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof, shall be punished
by "a fine of not less than one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for a period not exceeding
thirty days, in case the fine is not paid.
Sec. 2. The Collector of Licenses, Chief Deputy Collector of Licenses, and Assistant Deputy
Collectors of Licenses of said city and county are hereby authorized, empowered, and required
to collect all State and county licenses provided for and required by law to be collected within
the limits of said city and county, in addition to the municipal licenses now required to be
collected or which shall hereafter be required to be collected by them or either of them ; and
it shall be the duty of said Collector of Licenses, Deputy Collector of Licenses, and Assistant
Collector of Licens'es to attend to the collection of bcenses, and examine all places of business
and persons liable to pay licenses, and to see that licenses are taken out and paid for. They
shall each have and exercise, in the performance of their ofiicial duties, the same powers as
Police Ofiicers in serving process or summons and in making arrests ; also, shall each have and
exercise the power to administer such oaths and aflirmations as shtiU be necessai-y in the dis-
charge and exercise of their official duties ; and they and each o ' them are hereby empowered
to enter any place of business for which a license by law is provided and required, free of
charge, at their pleasure, and to demand the exhibition of any license for the current time, from
any person, or firm, or corporation engaged or employed in the transaction of any business for
wliich a license is by law rendered necessary ; and if such person, or firm, or corporation, or
either of them shall be unable, or refuse, or neglect, or fad to then and there exhibit such
license, he, she, or they, as the case may be, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be punished as provided by section one of this Act for punishment
upon con\'iction of a misdemeanor.
Sec. 3. The Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco shall have
power, by ordinance, to license and regulate all such callings, trades, and emplojTnents, as the
public good may require to be licensed and regoilated, and as are not prohibited by law, and
shall have power to make all needful rules and regulations to govern the olficial conduct and
duties of the Collector of Licenses, Deputy Collector of Licenses, and the Assistant Collectors
of Licenses, who shall each hold office durmg the pleasure of the power appointing them (and
who shall pursue no other calling or business), and to alter and amend the same from tune to
time in such manner as they may deem proper and for the public good, and to fix the amounts
of the bonds to be required from the Collector of Licenses and Deputy Collector of Licenses
and Assistant Collectors of Licenses. The Auditor of said city and county is hereby author-
ized and required to deliver, from time to time, to the CoUector of Licenses, as many of such
municipal licenses as may be required ; also to deliver from time to time to said CoUector of
Licenses for collection, such State and county licenses as may be required and such as he shall
have received from the Controller of the State, and to sign the same and charge them to the
Collector of Licenses receiving them, specifying in the charge the amounts thereof named in
such licenses, respectively, and the class of licenses, taking receipts therefor ; and said Collector
shall proceed to collect the same, signing the same in lieu of the County Treasurer ; and he
shall, daily, pay to the Treasurer of the said city and county all moneys so collected for licenses
sold, or by him received as fees ; and shall, under oath, at least once in each calendar month,
and oftener when required so to do by the -Auditor, make to the Auditor a report of all such
licenses sold and on hand, and of all amoimts so paid to the County Treasurer, in the same
manner and upon the same conditions as by law the County Treasurer heretofore has been
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required to make return thereof to the County Auditor, and shall at such time exhibit to the
Auditor aU unsold hcenses m his hands and the Treasurer's receipt for all moneys paid into the
treasury : and aU licenses so signed by the License CoDector or Deputy License Collector shaU
be as valid as if signed by the County Treasurer. AU fees so paid to him shall be placed to
the credit of the .Special Fee Fund by the said Treasurer.
Sec 4. It is hereby made the duty of the Mayor, the Auditor, and the Treasurer of said
city and county, and they are hereby authorized and empowered to appoint, subject to confii-ma-
tion by the Board of Supervisors of said city and county, one person as Collector of Licenses
lor tlie Lity and Countj^f ban Francisco, who shall receive a monthly salary of two hundred
dollars, payable monthly ; and the said Collector of Licenses is hereby authorized and emi.ow-
ered to appoint one Deputy Collector of Licenses, who shaU be paid a monthly salary of one
hundred and hfty dollars, payable monthly, and three Assistant Collectors of Licenses who
shall be paid each a monthly salary of one hundred and twenty-five dollars, payable monthly
buch License Collector and Deputies shall hold office during the pleasure of the Board of
Supervisors AU salaries herein provided for shall be paid from the General Fund in the same
mamier as the salaries of other city and county officers are paid. The Assistant Collectors of
Licenses and the Deputy Collector of Licenses shall, under the direction and instructions of
tne Lollector of Licenses, obser\ang the form and rules and regulations prescribed by said Col-
lector and Board of Super-nsors, make to the said CoUector daily reports of duty performed
and daily payments of money received for licenses and fees; and at the close of each month,,
anil ottener when required by the CoUector of Licenses, each shaU make oath to the Auditor
that he has so paid over to the Collector of Licenses aU such moneys, and a faUure so to do
shall be a cause for removal from office.
Sec. 5 The PoHce Commissioners of the City and County of San Francisco are hereby
authorized and empowered to revoke any licenses provided to be coUected imder the pro^•isions
ot this Act upon the comnction in the PoKce Judge's Court of any person of disorderly or
improper conduct, or any oifense upon the premises of any person holding a license, or upon
the conviction of the person holding said license of any ofifense which in the judgment of said
Commissioners ought to disqualify such person from holding such license.
Sec. 6. It shaU be the duty of the County Treasurer to deliver to the Collector of Licenses
immediately upon this Act taking effect, aU papers, books, materials, and other property apper-
taimng .and belonging to the License Department. And all Acts or parts of Acts requirin"the
County Treasurer to collect licenses in the City .and County of San Francisco, and .aU other
Acts or parts of Acts, so far as they conflict with this Act, are hereby repealed : provided that
nothing in this Actcontamed shall curtaU the clerical force in the office of the Treasurer of the
Oity and County of San Francisco during the term of office of the present incumbent.
SuprLEMENTAL XSXIU.—AnAct in relation to the Assessment and Collection of Taxes upon Personal Property in
ttie City and County of San Praneisco.— Approved March 18, 1874.
Section 1. The City .and County of San Francisco is hereby exempted from the prorisions
M the h-oUtical Co(le relating to the assessment and equalization of personal property for taxa-
tion and the collection of taxes thereon, but only in so far as to give force .and effect to the
provisions of this Act hereinafter contained.
Sec. 2. The Assessor of said city and county must complete the assessment of personal
property on or before the first Monday of June in each year, and enter the same in a separate
assessment book, to be kno^vn as "The Assessment Book of Personal Property." As soon as
completed the said assessment book must be delivered to the Clerk of the Board of SuperWsors
who must immediately give notice thereof, and of the time the Board will meet to equalize said
assessment, by publication in some daily newsp.aper printed in said city and county, and in the
mean time untd the Board meets to equalize said assessments the Assessment Book "must remain
m his office for the inspection of .oU persons interested.
Sec. 3. The Board of Super\-isors shaU meet on the second Monday in June and must
examine and equahze said assessment in the same m.anner as required by the Political Code, and
must complete the equalization of said assessment on or before the fourth Monday iu June •
and the Clerk of the Bo.ard must record in a book to be kept for that purpose, aU changes, cor-
rections and orders made by the Board, and during its session must enter in said Assessment
Book all changes and corrections m.ade by the Bo.ard, and must deliver the same Assessment
Uouk so corrected, to the order of said city and county on the fourth Monday of June, with
an amdavit m substance the same as that required by section three thousand six hundred and
eighty-two of the Political Code.
Sec. 4. The Board of Supervisors must, on the fourth Monday of June, fix the rate of city
and county taxes for the current fiscal ye.ar, .and the Auditor must, on or before the second
Monday of July, prep.are and deUver to the Tax CoUector a copy of said Assessment Book, to
be styled 'Duplicate Assessment Book of Personal Property," in which shaU be computed and
entered m sep.arate money columns the respective sums in doll.ars and cents, rejecting the frac-
tions of .a cent to be paid as a tax on the property therein enumerated, and to which must be
attached his affidavit, subscribed and sworn to as foUows :
. "^' — —-• Auditor of the City and County of San Francisco, do swear that I received the
Assessment Book of the per8on.al property of the City and County of San Fr.ancisco, from the
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Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, with Hs affidavit thereto affixed, and that I have corrected
it and made it conform to the requirements of the Board of Supervisors; that I have reckoned
the respective sums due as taxes, and have added up the columns of valuations and taxes as
required by law, and that the copy to which this affida\-it is attached is a true, full, and correct
copy thereof."
Said DupHcate Assessment Book must contain columns for entry, as hereinafter provided for
the State Tax upon the property therein assessed. , , ,. j * 4.1, t rvi
Sec 5 The said Duplicate Assessment Book must thereupon be delivered to the iax l^ol-
lector ami all the acts required by the PoUtical Code to be performed by the Auditor and Tax
CoUec'tor m relation to the DupUoate Assessment Book and the taxes therem mentioned must
be performed by said officers in relation to the Assessment Book herem provided, so lai- as the
same can be made applicable. .... ^ n * i,i;„i.
Sec 6 The Tax Collector, immediately upon receivmg said assessment roU, must pubiisn
in one or more of the daily newspapers of said city and county that the taxes therem mentioned
are due and payable at the office of the Tax Collector of said city and county and ^vill become
delinquent on the first Monday of August, and that unless paid on or before the last mentioned
date five per cent will be added to the amount thereof. The Tax Collector may at any tune
after said taxes become delinquent collect the same by seizure and sale of any personal prop-
erty owned by the delinquent, and in proceedings for that purpose must be governed by sections
from three thousand seven hundi-ed and ninety-one to three thousand seven hundi-ed and nmety-
six, inclusive, of the Pobtical Code. ,, m /-ii*.
Sec 7 On the Wednesday following the fourth Monday of September, the Tax CoUector
must return the said DupUcate Assessment RoU to tie Auditor, who must, at the time pro-
vided in the PoUtical Code for computing and entering the State and county taxes, add to or
deduct from the valuation of the property enumerated m said Assessment Book any percentum
which may have been required bv the State Board of Equalization, and compute the State taxes
to be paid on said pei^onal property, and enter the same with all dehnquent taxes which may
appear in said book in the proper columns. After completmg such computations and entries,
the Auditor must annex his affidavit to said book, stating that he has truly and correctly made
all reductions and additions requu-ed by the State Board of Equalization, and computed, entered,
and added all the State taxes and aU the delinquent city and county taxes and the percentum
due on the property therein enumerated, and return the same to the Tax CoUector at the tmie
when the Duplicate Assessment Book of taxes upon real estate is required by law to be delivered.
Sec 8 The Tax CoUector must coUect said State taxes and said delmqueut city and county
taxes and percentum at the same time and in the same manner as he is by law required to
collect other State and county taxes. ,,-.,, • /-v 4. -u • 1, „„„
Sec 9 The Assessor may at any time prior to the fourth Monday in October m each year
speciaUy assess any property which may have been omitted and which shaU not be entered
upon the regular assessment roU ; and if he makes any such special assessment he sha 1 to th-
^th deUver a copy thereof t* the Tax Collector, and the ongina to the Auditor, who shall
charge the Tax C^illector wTthIhe amount of taxes due thereon, and aU such special assessments
shaU be as vaUd and shaU have the same force and eftect as regular assessments
Sec 10. All the provisions of the Pobtical Code and other laws relating to State and county
revenues, except where they are in conflict with, are made part of this Act.
Sec. U. This Act shaU take eftect immediately.
SnppLEMEVTAL XXXIV -An Act to Provide Funds to be applied to the Building of a Home of Correction in the
SnPPI-MBSTALiAAiV.^ fj'g^l' p^^^^^^^ ^„^(„ authorize th^ Coi^truction of mch House of Correct,o,i.-Av-
proVed April 1, 1872. r o -n
Section 1 The Mayor, Auditor, and Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco,
bv and with the consent of the Board of Super\'isors of said city and county first obtamed by
ordinance, are hereby authorized and empowered to issue from time to tune as may be du-ected
by the said Board of Supervisors and as may be necessary for the purposes herem named, bonds
not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand doUars.
Sec. 2. Said bonds shaU be issued in such manner and at such times not mconsistent mth
the foregoing section, and made payable ui the City and County of San Francisco, at the office
of the Treasurer of said city and county, both prnicipal and mterest at such tunes, not exceed-
ing twenty years from the time of their issuance, as the Board of bupervisors may prescribe by or-
dmance. " The interest on said bonds shaU not exceed seven per cent per annum, and shaU be paid
semi-amiuaUy ; and both principal and interest sh.aU be payable in Umted btates gold com.
Sec 3 The said bonds shaU be signed by tl>e Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer of the City
and County of San Francisco, and shall be knoWas the "House of Correction Fund Bonds of
the City and County of San Francisco." . i i,- i.
Sec 4. Said bonds shaU have coupons attached to them for the semi-annual mterest which
may accrue upon them, signed by the AucUtor of said city and county; and the faith and credit
of the said City and County of San Francisco are hereby pledged for the redemption of the same
and for the pajTnent of the principal and mterest thereof. , ^, „, a a i;t„.
Sec 5. Whenever said bonds or any portion of them are issued, the Treasurer and Auditor
of said city and county are hereby authorized and empowered to seU the same to the highest
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bidder thereof, after having first advertised the same for three consecutive weeks in three daily
papers published in said city and county. All money derived from the issue and sale of said
bonds shall be appropriated and used for the sole purpose of building and furnishing a House of
Correction upon any property of the City and County of San Francisco, to be selected by the
Board of Supervisors and approved by the Mayor, south of Twenty-sixth Street or west of New
Cemetery Avenue, in the City and County of San Francisco ; the style and material thereof, the
construction and all contracts and plans relating thereto, to be determined by said Board of
Supervisors, and in aU cases to be approved before the adoption or ratification of the same by
the Mayor, Auditor, and Treasurer of said city and county. But no bonds authorized to be
issued by this Act shall be sold for a less sum than ninety cents in gold coin on the dollar, par
value. Said House of Correction shall be used for the safe keeping of such persons as shall lie
sentenced to be punished for crime by the Criminal Courts of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco, and are now and who would be confined in the County Jail.
Sec. 6. To secure the payment of the principal and interest of said bonds, the Board of
Supervisors of the said City and County of San Francisco shall, when deemed necessary by them
for the purpose in this section provided, levy an annual tax upon all the taxable property in the
said City and County of San Francisco, and a suiBcient sum or sums shall be raised by such
ammal levies to pay the principal of said bonds when the same shall become due. And it shall
be the duty of the Treasurer of said city and county to set apart, annually, out of the moneys
coming into the treasury to the credit of the House of Correction Fund, raised by said annual
tax, a sum sufficient to i^ay the semi-annual interest on said bonds, and also to proWde a Sink-
ing Fund sufficient for the redemption of the same at maturity.
Supplemental XXXV. — An Act to Transfer to the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco
the Management, Control, and Direction of the Afairs of the Industrial School Departtiunt of said City
and County. — Approved March 23, 1872.
Section 1. The President of the Board of Managers of the Industrial School of the City
and County of San Francisco is hereby authorized and directed to grant, convey, and deliver to
the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco ail and singular the property,
both real and personal, now in the possession or under the control of said department, as created
under and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled "An Act
to Establish the Industrial School Department of the City and County of San Francisco,"
approved April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, and the Acts supplementary thereto
and amendatory thereof, and he is hereby authorized and directed to make, execute, and deliver
to said City and County of San Francisco, all and singular, such deeds and instruments in writ-
ing, as the act and deed of said department, as may be necessary to carry the provisions of this
section into efl'ect.
Sec. 2. From and after the passage of this Act, all and singular, the powers and duties
now vested in the Board of Managers of said Industrial School shall be vested in the Board of
Supervisors of the said City and County of San Francisco. Said Board of Supervisors shall
exercise all the duties and possess all the rights now vested in the Board of Managers of the
Industrial School Department, and aU present indebtedness and liabilities of said Industrial
School Department, and future expenditures and disbursements on account of the same, shall
be presented, audited, and paid in the same manner as is now provided by law for the present-
ment, auditing, and payment of other claims against said City and County of San Francisco :
prui'ided, that the current expenses of such Industrial School shall only be audited and paid to
the extent of four thousand live hundred dollars (§4,500) per month.
Sec. 3. The purposes and objects of said Industrial School shaD hereafter be the same as
are now provided by iaw for the Industrial School Department of the City and County of San
Francisco : jirovided, that persons who may be convicted of offenses mentioned in section ten of
the Act entitled ' 'An Act to Establish the Industrial School Department of the City and CJounty
of San Francisco," approved April fifteenth, eighteen hunib-ed and fifty-eight, in counties other
than San Francisco, may be couunitted by the proper authorities of such counties to the Indus-
trial School of the City and County of San I'rancisco, on the approval of the Supervisors of
the county in which such persons are committed to said Industrial School, upon payment to
the City and County of San Francisco by such counties of the sum of fifteen (15) dollars, gold
coin per month, for each month that such persons and each of them shall be inmates of said
Industrial School.
Supplemental XXXVI. — An Act in relation to the Industrial School Department of the City and County of San
Francisco, — Approved March 4, la74.
Section 1. All Acts and parts of Acts relating to the Industrial School Department of the
City and County of San Francisco, which were in force on the thirty-first day of December,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, are hereby declared to be, and the same are, in full force.
Sec. 2. Any person duly convicted of a crime, and duly conunitted to the Industrial
School of said city and county, shall there remain until he arrives at the age of twenty-one
years, unless sooner discharged according to law, or unless a shorter term shall be prescribed in
the order of commitment.
Sec. 3. If any person who has been duly convicted of a crime, and is called for sentence,
shall state to the Court or Judge that he is under the age of eighteen years, and shall thereupon
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be committed to said Industrial School, such statement shall be recited in the order of commit-
ment, and shall, as against such person, be conclusive as to his age in all questions relating to
his connection w-ith said school.
Sec. 4. If ajiy person committed to said Industrial School, upon conviction of a crime, shall
escape therefrom, and be thereafter arrested, he shall be brought before the Court or Judge by
whom he was so committed, and the said Court or Judge may recommit him to said school, or
may punish him by fine or imprisonment, or both, as might have been originally done upon
such conviction ; but this section shall not apply in case of conviction of a crime committed
prior to the passage of this Act.
Sec. S. It shall be the duty of every Sheriff and Police Officer to arrest any person who
lias been committed to said Industrial School upon conviction of a crime, and has escaped
tliL-refrom, and to bring him before the Court or Judge by whom he was so committed, that he
may be dealt ■with as pro^-ided in the next preceding section.
Sec. 6. This Act shall take effect from and after its passage.
Sltplemevtal SXXVII. — An Act to authrjrize the City and County of San Francisco to Provide and Maintain
Public Water Works for said City and County^ and to Condemn and Pxtrehase Private Projperty for that
P»rj>ose.— Approved March 30, 1874.
By the provisions of this Act * the Board of Supervisors is authorized and empowered to
take all necessary steps to pro«de and supply said city and county and the inhabitants thereof,
and the manufacturing establishments therein, with a sufficient and abundant supply of pure
and fresh water, at the lowest possible rates, and to secure an abundant supply for their future
wants, and to that end and for that purpose they are authorized and empowered to construct,
appropriate, and acquire, or to purchase and to hold the necessary real estate, water works,
rtservoirs, distributing mains, pipes, flumes, ditches, water, and water rights, creeks, ponds,
Bjirmgs and sources pertaining thereto. If deemed expedient, they are also authorized to pur-
chase the water works and other property and rights of the Spring Valley Water Works, or any
(ither corporation or person in the State, or the water of the Laguna de la Merced, at such ]jrice
or prices as may be agreed upon by a committee consisting of the Mayor, Auditor, and City and
(.'"unty Attorney. Before any contract to purchase shall be entered into, the Board of Super-
vioors shall appoint a competent cvrH. engineer, who is to make a full and accurate examination
of all real estate, water works, etc. , proposed to be purchased, and to make a report thereon,
■which shall state the value of the real estate, its water rights, etc., its character and its
resources, ■with an estimate of the cost of maintaining said works. If, after the examination of
tile report and a personal examination of the works to be purchased, by a committee of the
Board of Super^-isors, the Board of Supenasors consider it for the interests of the city and
county to purchase said property on the terms proposed, they shall publish the report of the
engineer ■with their conclusions thereon, and shall submit the question of purchase to the quali-
fied electors of said city and county at the next general election. In the event of a disagree-
ment as to the terms for the purchase of the rights and property referred to, the committee
may procure the condemnation of the same, or any other property necessary to carry out the
objects of this Act ; and to ascertain the value thereof. Commissioners are to be appointed by
the Judge of the Twelfth District Court, whose decision shall be final. The Commissioners
are also authorized to make the necessary investigation, as to the adaptability and values of the
property condemned, and report thereon, which is to be submitted, after approval by the Judge
of the Twelfth District Court, to a vote of the people in like manner as that of the engineer
previously referred to. The Board of Supervisors, if the measure is sanctioned by a majority
of the people, are also authorized to employ a competent engineer or engineers to commence at
once the erection of such works, and to adopt the necessary measures to meet the objects of
this Act. To secure the means to carry into effect these provisons, authority is given to issue
Thirty-year Six Per Cent Bonds, the amount of which shall be fixed by the Board ot Supervisors.
The full and complete management of the works, when completed, is intrusted to a Board of three
Commissioners, who are to be appointed by the Mayor, who shall serve without compensation.
ARTICLE VI. t
FINANCE AND REVENUE. J
Sec. 75. All fines, penalties, and forfeitures imposed for offenses committed within the said
city and county shall be received by the Clerk or Magistrate of the respective Court and paid
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t In addition to the Acts herein set forth, the Legislature of the State ^session of 1873-74), passed the following,
which refer specially to this city :
I. Confirming certain Contracts and .Assessments for Street Work. — Approved March 19 and 25.
II. Concerning Public Reser\-ations (Empowers the Park Commissioners to condemn and appropriate, if they
are unable to purchase at a reasonable price, lands suitable for a reservoir for irri^ting the I*ublic Parks
under their control, and authorizes the issue of t^wo hmidred thousand dollars, ui Thirty-year Six Per
Cent Bonds, for that purp<3se). — [March 24, 1874.]
ni. To Authorize the Board of Education to E.vchange School Lot.— [March 24, 1874.]
IV. To Authorize the Board of Education to Pay Deficiency in School Fund 1S7S-74.— [March 28, 1874.]
V. To Ratify Sale of City Slip Lot, No. 21, to O. F. Sharp.— [March 30, 1874.]
VI. To Grant certain Pri\-ileges to North Beach and Mission Railroad Co. — [March 30, 1874.]
VII. To Legalize and Ratify certain Orders and Resolutions (Wetzler's dead-animal contract). — [March 30, 1874.]
t See General Revenue provisions, Pohtical Code, Sec. 3607.
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936 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
into the treasury thereof, as a part of the Police Fund ; forty per cent of all poU taxes [amend-
ed ; see ISec. 7t)] collected in said city and county, or any other portion of such poll taxes which
may be hereafter assigned to said city and couuty by law, shall also be paid and received into
tlie treasury thereof as a part of the Police Fund. All demands payable out of said fund may,
in case there be not sufficient money in the treasury arising from the sources specified in tlua
section, be paid out of the General Fund of said city and couuty.
Sec. 76. The .School Fund of said city and county shall consist of all moneys received from
the State School Fund ; all moneys arising from taxes upon property wliich shall be le^ed each
year for that use by the Board of Supervisors, and which shall in no case exceed the rate of
thirty-tive dollars for each pupd who shall have actually attended school during the preceding
year [Act Aprd 1, 1872J ; also the proceeds of the poll tax. — [Political Code, Article III, Sec.
38(jl.] The (ieneral Fund consists of all moneys in the treasury not designated and set apart
by law to a specified use, and of the overplus ot any Special Fund remaining after the satisfac-
tion of all demands upon it. The Surplus Fund consists of any moneys belonging to the Gen-
eral Fund remaining iu the treasury after the satisfaction of all demands due and payable which
are specified in tlie tii-st fourteen subdivisions in section ninety-five. The fiscal year shall be
the same as that of the State.
Sel'. 77. All taxes assessed upon real or personal property in said city and county shall be
payable and be paid directly to the Treasurer thereof [the Tax Collector is authorized to collect
the taxes ; see Political Code, Part 111, Sec. 3732] ; and in default of such pajrmeut before the
time when the Tax Collector may be authorized by law to seize and seU the property therefor,
the said Tax Collector shaU proceed to collect said taxes, together with his legal fees, by seizure
and sale of the property liable, iu the mode prescribed by law for the collection of such State
and couuty taxes.
Sec. 76. The Tax Collector, upon the final settlement to be made by him as such Tax Col-
lector, according to the requirements of the law, shall be charged with and shall pay into the
hands of the Treasurer, the fuU amount of all taxes by him collected and not previously paid
over, without any deduction or commissions, fees, or otherwise ; he shall also be charged with
and be deemed debtor to the treasury for the fuU amount of all taxes due upon the delinquent
list delivered to him for collection, unless it be made to appear that it was out of his power to
collect the same by levy and sale of any property liable to be seized and sold therefor ; if the
impossibility to collect auy portion of such delinquent taxes has resulted from an irregularity
or defect in the assessments, then the Assessor, whose duty it was to make the assessment, shall
be liable and be deemed debtor to the treasury for the amount remaining uncollected for that
cause.
Sec. 79. The Treasurer of said city and county shall receive and safely keep iu a secure
fire-proof vault, to be prepared for the purpose, all moneys belonging to or which shall be paid
into the treasury, and shall not loan, use, or deposit the same, or any part thereof, with any
banker or other person, nor pay out any part of said moneys, except upon demands authorized
by this Act and after they have been duly audited ; he shall keep the key of said vault and not
sutler the same to be opened except in his presence. At the closmg up of the same each day,
he shall take an account and enter in the proper book the exact amount of money on hand,
and at the end of every month shall make and publish a statement of all receipts into, and
payments from, the treasury, and on what account. If he violate any of the provisions of this
section he shall be considered a defaulter, and shall be deemed guUty of a misdemeanor in
office, and be liable to removal, and shall be proceeded against accordingly. If he loan or
dejiosit said moneys, or any part thereof, contrary to the provisions of this section, or apply
the same to his own use or to the use of any other person, in any manner whatsoever, or sufi'er
the same to go out of his personal custody, except in payment of audited demands upon the
treasury, he shall be deemed gudty of felony, and on conviction thereof, shall sufi'er imprison-
ment in the State Prison for a period of not less than three nor more than ten years.
Sec. so. The Treasurer shall keep the moneys belonging to each fund separate and distinct,
and shall, in no case, pay demands chargeable against one fund out of the moneys belonging to
another, except as otherwise provided m this Act, without an express order of the Board of
Supervisors, which can only be made at or after the third regular session, held during the hscal
year by a vote of two thirds. The said Treasurer shall give his personal attendance at his pub-
lic office during the office hours fixed in this Act ; and if he absent himself therefrom, except
on account of sickness or urgent necessity, during such office hours, he shall lose his salary for
the entire day on which he is absent.
Sec. 81. [Repealed ; see Act of the Legislature, March 28, 1859.]
Sec. 82. No payment can be made from the treasury or out of the public funds of said city
and county, unless the same be sjiecificaUy authorizeil by this Act, nor unless the demand
wliich is paid, be duly audited, as in this Act ijrovided, and that must appear upon the face of it.
No demand upon the treasury shall be allowed by the Auditor in favor of auy person or officer
in any manner indebted thereto, without first deducting the amount of such indebtedness, nor
to any person or officer having the coUection, custody, or disbursement of public funds, unless
his account has been duly presented, passed, approved, and allowed, as required in this Act;
nor in favor of any officer who shall have neglected to make his official returns or his reports,
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the Board of Supervisors ; nor to any officer who shall have neglected or refused to comply
with any of the provisions of this or any other Act of the Legislature regulating the duties of
such officer, on being required, in -writing, to comply therewith by the President of the Board
of Supervisors or the Super\-isor of the respective district ; nor in favor of any officer for the time
he shall have absented himself, -nithout lawful cause, from the duties of his office during the
office hours prescribed in this Act ; and the Auditor may examine any officer, receivmg a salary
from the treasury, on oath, touching such absence.
Sec. S3. The term " audited ;" as used in this Act, -with reference to demands upon the
treasury, is to be understood their having been presented to, and passed upon, by every officer
and Board of Officers, and ffiially allowed as required by law ; and this must appear upon the
face of the paper representing the demand, or else it is not audited. The term "law or laws,"
as used in this Act, is never to be understood as applicable to any regulation of the Board of
Education, or of the Board of Supervisors, * * * * * * *.*.
but only applicable to the Constitution and the laws made or adopted by the Legislature m
pursuance thereof. . ,•. j • i j-
Sec. 84. Every demand upon the treasury, except the salary of the Auditor, and including
tlie salary of the Treasurer, must, before it can be paid, be presented to the Auditor of the
citv and comity to be allowed, who shaU satisfy himself that the money is legally due and
remains unpaid, and whether the payment thereof from the treasury in the city and county is
authorized by law, and out of what fund. If he aUow it, he shall indorse upon it the word
■• allowed," with the name of the fund out of wliich it is payable, with the date of such allow-
ance, and sign his name thereto ; but the allowance or approval of the Auditor, or of the
Board of Supervisors, or any other Board or officer, of any demand which upon the face of it
ai.i.ears not to have been expressly made by law payable out of the treasury or fund to be
cliar.'ed therewith, shaU afford no warrant to the Treasurer or other disbursmg officer for pay-
in ' the same. No demand can be approved, allowed, audited, or paid, unless it specify each
several item, date, and value composing it, and refer to the law by title, date, and section
authorizing the same. , ,, , ,-. ■, ,11 j
Sec. So. The demand of the Auditor for his monthly salary shall be audited and aUowed
1 1\- the President of the Board of Supervisors. AU other monthly demands on account of sala-
ries fixed by law, and made payable out of the treasury of the said city and county, may be
allowed by the Auditor without any pre\-ious approval. All demands payable out of the
Srlinol Fund must, before they can be allowed by the Auditor or paid, be pre-nously approved
ly the Board of Education, or by the President thereof, and Superintendent of Common
Schools acting under the express authorization of said Board. Demands for teachers' wages or
other expenses appertaining to any school cannot be approved, allowed, or audited to aii amount
exceeding the share of school money which such school will be entitled to have apportioned to
it durin" the current fiscal year. Demands for monthly pay of Police Captams and officers
must, before they can be allowed by the Amlitor or paid, first be approved by the Police Judge
and Chief of Police, or if they refuse or cannot agree, then by the Board of Super^-l3ors. All
other lawful demands payable out of the treasury or any public funds of said city and county,
and not hereinbefore in this section specified, must, before they can be allowed by the Auditor
or in any manner be recognized or paid, be first approved by the Board of Supervisors ; or, if
the demand be under two hundred dollars, by the President and two members thereof,
appointed by the Board for that purpose, with power to act under and subject to its instruc-
tions and regulation during recess of the said Board. The Auditor must number and keep a
record of all demands on the treasury aUowed by him, showing the number, date, amount, and
name of the original and present holder, on what account allowed, out of what fund payable,
and. if pre\-iously approved, by what officer, officers, or Board it has been so approved ; and
it shall be deemed a misdemeanor in office for the Auditor to deUver any demand with his
allowance thereon until this requisite shall have been compUed with.— [Amendment April IS,
Sec. 86. The President of the Board of Super-i-isors, Auditor, Chief of PoUce, President
of the Board of Education, and each Super\4sor shaO have power to administer oaths and affir-
mations concerning any demand on the treasury or otherwise relatmg to their official duties.
Every officer who shall approve, allow, or pay any demand on the treasury not authorized by
this Act, shall be Uable to the city and county, indiridually, and on his official bond for the
amount of the demand so illegally approved, aUowed, or paid. Every citizen shall have the
right to inspect the books of the Auditor, Treasurer, and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors at
any time durini^ business hours. Copies or extracts from said books, duly certified, shaU be
given by the olScer having the same in his custody to any citizen demanding the same and
paj-ing or tendering sixteen cents per folio of one hundred words for such copies or extracts.—
[Amendment April IS, 1857.] r > -x a i. j
Sec 87. The Auditor is the head of the Finance Department of the city and county, and
as such is required to be constantly acquainted with the exact condition of the treasury, and
every kwful demand upon it. He shaU keep a public office and give his personal attendance
there, daUy, during the office hours fixed in this Act, and shall not be permitted to follow or
engage in any other occupation, office, or calling while he holds said office ; if he absents him-
self from his office during such office hours, except on indispensible official busmess or urgent
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necessity, he shall lose his salary for the day, and it shall be a part of his official duty to keep
account of the times and occasions when he shall be so absent from duty.
Sec. 88. Every lawful demand upon the treasury, duly audited as in this Act required,
shall in all cases be paid on presentation and canceled, and the proper entry thereof be made,
if there be sufficient money in the treasury belonging to the fund out of which it is payable ;
but if there be not sufficient money belonging to said fund to pay such demand, then it shall
be registered in a book to be kept by the Treasurer for that purpose, showing its number, when
presented, date, amount, name of the original holder, and on what account allowed and out
of what fund payable ; and being so registered, shall be returned to the party presenting it,
with an indorsement of the word "registered," dated and signed by the Treasurer.
Sec. 89. Whenever any audited demand has been presented to the Treasurer and not paid,
and it be made known to the President of the Board of Supervisors, he shall proceed immedi-
ately to investigate the cause of such non-payment ; and if it be ascertained that the demand
has been illegally and fraudulently approved or allowed, he shall cause the officer guilty of
such illegal and fraudulent approval or allowance to be proceeded against for misconduct in
office. If he ascertain that the demand has been duly audited, and that the Treasurer has
funds applicable to the payment thereof which, without reasonable grounds for doubt as to the
legality of such payment, he refuses to apply thereto, he shall proceed against him as a
defaulter ; if it be ascertained that the demand was not paid for want of funds, then he shall
cause the Sheriff or Tax Collector or other officer, or person or persons, who ought to have
collected or to have paid the money into the treasury, if they have been grossly negligent
therein, to be proceeded against according to law and without any delay.
Sec. 90. The salaries, fees, and compensations of aU officers, including Policemen and
employes of all classes, and all teachers in common schools, or others employed at fixed wages,
shall be payable monthly ; and any demand whatsoever upon the treasury hereafter accruing
shall not be paid, but shall be forever barred by hniitation of time, unless the same be presented
for payment, properly audited, within one month after such demand became due and payable ;
or if it be a demand which has to be passed and approved by the Board of Supervisors or Board
of Education, then within one month after the regular session of the proper Board held next
after the demand accrued, or unless the Board of Supervisors shall, within six months after the
demand accrued as aforesaid, on a careful investigation of the facts, certify that the same is in
all respects just and legal, and that the presentation of it, as above required, was not in the
power either of the original party interested or his agent or the present holder, in which case it
shall be barred in the same manner, unless presented for payment within twenty days there-
after.
Sec. 91. The Treasurer, for money received into the treasury, and all other officers of said
city and county receiving money from the Treasurer for disbursement, shall give receipt for aU
moneys by them received, which receipt shall be presented to, and countersigned by, the
Auditor. The Auditor, before countersigning any such receipt, shall number it and make an
entry in a book of record, to be kept in his office for that purpose, of the number, date, and
amount, by whom, in whose favor given, and on what account. No such receipt shall be valid
as evidence in favor of the person or officer receiving it till presented to the Auditor and coun-
tersigned as aforesaid; and any person or officer using, or offering to use, such receipt as
evidence, in favor of such person or officer, of the payment specified in it, without being first
countersigned as above required, shall forfeit to the said city and county double the amount of
money specified in such receipt.
Sec. 92. If any person feel aggrieved by the decision of the Auditor, or other proper officer
or officers of said city and county, except the Board of Education, in the rejection of or refusal
to approve or allow any demand upon the treasury presented by such person, he may appe.il,
and have the same passed upon by the Board of Supervisors, whose decision thereon shall be
final ; and if the said Board shall approve and allow the demand, it sh.all afterwards be pre-
sented to the Auditor, and entered in the proper book in like manner as other demands allowed
by him, and an indorsement must be made of its ha\'ing been so entered before it can be paid :
provided, that from the decision of the President of the Board of Education and Superintend-
ent of Common Schools refusing or not agreeing to allow any demand, payable out of the School
Fund, the appeal shall be taken to the Board of Education, whose decision thereon shall be
final.
Sec. 93. In aU cases of such appeals to the Board of Supervisors or the Board of Educa-
tion, the opinion of the District Attorney thereon shall be required in writing, read and filed ;
and upon such appeal, and in all other cases upon the approval or allowance of any demand
upon the treasury or School Fund, the vote shall be taken by yeas and nays, and entered upon
the records.
Sec. 94. The President of the Board of Supervisors, in conjunction with the County Judge
and Auditor of said city and county, shall every month examine the books of the Treasurer
and other officers of said city and county, having the collection and custody of public funds,
and shall be permitted, and it shall be their duty, to see and count over all the moneys remain-
ing in the hands of the Treasurer or other officer. If tliey ascertain clearly that such Treas-
urer or other officer is a defaulter, they shall forth^vith take possession of all funds, books, and
papers belonging to such officer, and appoint a person to fill the same, untO the said defaulting
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officer can be proceeded against according to law, which shall be done without delay. The
person so appointed shall give bond and take the oath of oiiice, in the same manner as was
required of the otficer whose place he was appointed to fill. If the Treasurer, or other officer
so charged as a defaulter, be acquitted thereof, he shall resume his duties.
Sec. 95. Pajnnents of demands on the treasury of said city and county may be made for
the following objects, and none others [amended AprO 18, 1857]:
First — [Obsolete].
Second — Out of the School Fimd, the salaries or wages of teachers in the common schools,
rents, repairs, building and furnishing of school houses, as provided by law.
Third — Out of the General Fund, the fixed salaries or compensation of the Assessor and his
Deputies, the salaries fixed by law, and other officers of said city and comity, and of officers of
the Fire Department, and the legal fees of jurors and witnesses in criminal cases, when the
same by law are payable out of the county treasury.
Fourth to Tenth (inclusive) — [Obsolete].
Fkventh— Out of the Police Fund, biUs for the subsisting of prisoners previously authorized
by the Board of Supervisors, as in this Act provided, and duly audited, which bills must
minutely specify each several item composing the demand.
yweZ/V/f— [Obsolete].
Tliirteenth—Out of the General Fund, bills duly audited for expenditures m the care and
maintenance of the indigent sick of the city and county. pre«ously authorized by the Board of
Supervisors, and not exceeding the amount in this Act limited for that purpose.
Fourteenth— Out of the General Fund * * * * *
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * the expense legally incurred for
books, stationery, and official blanks, as authorized by section eleven of this Act ; also, expen-
ditures not exceeding two thousand dollars [amended Act April 26, 1862], during any one
month for objects of urgent necessity other than those heretofore specified in this section,
when the amount thereof in each particular case shall have been previously authorized and
fixed by the Board of Supervisors in the lawful exercise of their powers.— [Provisions relative
to expenditures for Fire Department, construction of cisterns, etc., superseded by Act of
March 2, 1868, and Amendments March 14, 1870, and March 30, 1874; see Supplemental
Acts II and III, pages 882 and 883.]
Fifteenth. — Out of the Surjilus Fund, expenditures previously authorized by the Board of
Supervisors, in the lawful exercise of their powers, for objects other than those specified in the
preceding fourteen subdivisons of this section, may be paid out of the Surplus Fund, as speci-
fied in sections ninety-seven and ninety-eight, but not otherwise. At the end of each fiscal
year and after every lawful demand on the treasury then due and payable, or to accrue for that
year, shall have been actually paid, taken up, and canceled, and record thereof made in the
proper books, or cash in the treasury shall have been set apart and reserved equal to the amount
of said demands that may then be outstanding or to accrue for that year, and a surplus of
money shall stiU remain in the treasury, then and in such case, but not otherwise, the Board of
Supervisors may, out of such Surplus Fund, and from no other source whatever, make appro-
priations for the various objects embraced -Hathin their lawful powers, other than those specified
in the first fourteen subdivisions of this section, and may, in case the revenue of the year then next
ensuinff will, in their opinion, be amply sufficient to satisfy aU demands upon the General Fund
and Police Fund, set apart and reserve the moneys so appropriated, to be expended from time
to time during such succeeding year, subject however to the provisions of section nmety-six.
Every contract whereby any money is to be paid out of the treasury for other objects than those
specified in the first fourteen subdivisions of this section, shall be nuU and void as against the
city and county, if made before such Surplus Fund exists in the treasury, and unless it be m
writing with a printed copy of sections ninety-five, ninety-six, ninety-seven, and nmety-eight
of this Act attached to it, and in such case the officer or officers executing the same in behalf
of the city and county, in. contravention of this provision, shall alone be liable, m his or their
individual capacity, to the other contracting party for the fulfillment of such contract.—
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Sec. 96. The demands specified in the first fourteen subdivisons of section mnety-five shall
be paid out of any moneys in the treasury, in preference to any and all other demands whatso-
ever ■ and in case of any deficiency of funds for the payment of any of the said demands when
presented, then aU such demands, being presented and registered by the Treasurer as m this
Act required, shall be paid out of any moneys afterward commg mto the said treasury applicable
thereto, in the order in which the same are registered. , , , ^^ r ^.i.
Sec 97. The Board of Supervisors, Board of Education, and each and every officer ot the
said city and county being absolutely prohibited to contract any debt or liabQity in any form
against the said city and county hereafter, the powers of the Board of Supervisors enumerated
in this Act, so far as the exercise thereof may involve the expenditure of money otherwise tlian
for the objects and demands referred to in the preceding section, shall be deemed to extend only
to authorizing the appropriation and application of any surplus moneys remaimng m the treas-
ury during any one fiscal year to the objects specified in such enumeration of powers after the
demands mentioned in the first fourteen subdivisions of section ninety-five due and payable
during such fiscal year shall have been paid, and the several Sinking Fimds shall have been
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provided and resen'ed for the redemption of said bonds and certificates of stock to the amount
^ hereinbefore specified.
g ' Sec. 98. If any expenditures not authorized by this Act be incurred, they can never be
ft paid out of the treasury, nor shall they be deemed to constitute or lay the foundation of any
^ claim, demand, or liability, legal, equitable, or otherwise, against the said city or county. If
expenditures be incurred which are authorized by this Act to be paid out of the surplus funds
in the treasury, but not for the preferred objects specified in section ninety-six, such expendi-
tures can only be paid out of such surplus funds and revenues strictly appertaining to the fiscal
year in which such expenditures have been ordered, or the contracts therefor entered into, and
{3 I cannot be carried forward and paid out of am' revenues accruing and receivable into the treas-
ury for any subsequent year ; nor shall any demand for or arising out of any such expenditure,
contract, or consideration be deemed to be a legal or equitable claim or liability against the said
city and county or the treasury thereof, or the taxable property of tax payers otherwise than as
in this section provided : and no demand preferred against the said city and county or the treas-
ury thereof which is not legally obUgatorj' under the provisions of this Act, can be recognized,
assumed, or legalized, so as to give it any validity or authorize the payment thereof.
Sec. 99. [Repeals former Acts and provides that all laws and parts of laws defining the
powers and duties of Super\-isors or Boards of Super\-isors, are declared inapplicable to the said
City and County of San Francisco, except such as are expressly referred to in, and made appli-
cable thereto by, the prorisions of this Act ; also, all laws and parts of laws, as far as they
conflict with the provisions of this Act. The schedule to the Act pro^-ides for the organization
of San Mateo County, and is therefore omitted.]
Sttpplemental XXXVIII. — Health and Qtiarnnfine Refntlations for the City and Harbor of San FrandsM. — [From
the Political Code, Sees. 3004-3032.]
Section 3004. The quarantine grounds of the Bay and Harbor of San Francisco are at the
anchorage of Saucelito.
Sec. 3005. The Boai-d of Health for the City and County of San Francisco consists of the
Mayor of the city and county, and four physicians in good standing, residing in the City and
County of San Francisco, appointed by the Governor, holding their office for the term of five
years.
Sec. 3006. The Mayor is ex officio President of the Board. The Board must meet monthly
and at such other times as the President may direct. In the absence of the President, the
Board may elect a Chainnan, who is clothed with the same powers as the President.
Sec. 3007. The Health Oificer for the city and county and Port of San Francisco is elected
by the Board of Health, and holds oflice at its pleasure. He must be a graduate of some medi-
cal college in good standhig, and must reside within the city limits of San Francisco.
Sec. 3008. Tlie Health Officer may perform aU acts which quarantine officers are usually
authorized to perform, and he is the executive officer of the Board of Health.
Sec. 3009. The Board of Health must appoint a Deputy Health Officer, who shall be a
Physician in good standing, a Secretary, two Health Inspectors, one Market Inspector, and one
Messenger, whose duties must be fixed by the Health Officer. They must also appoint one Res-
ident Physician, one Assistant Resident Physician, one Steward, one Matron, one First Apothe-
cary, one Second Apothecary, two Visiting Physicians, two Visiting Surgeons, as officers of the
City and County Hospital, in and for the City and County of San Francisco, one each of said
Visiting Phj'sicians and Surgeons to be nominated by the Faculty of the Medical Department
of the University of California, and one each of said Visiting Physicians and Surgeons to be
nominated by the Medical College of the Pacific. The said Board shall also have the power to
appoint one Superintendent, one Resident Physician, one Matron, and such other employes as
are now authorized by law to be employed in and for the Alms House in said city and county.
The appointing power aforesaid is vested solely in said Board of Health, and said Board shall
have power to prescribe the duties of said appointees and to remove the same at pleasure.
Sec. 3010. The following annual salaries are hereby allowed to the officers of the Health
Department and such other officers as are mentioned in section one of this Act, viz. : Health
Officer, twenty-four hundred dollars ; Deputy Health Officer, eighteen hundred dollars ; Secre-
tary, two thousand one hundred dollars ; Health Inspectors, one thousand two hundred dollars
each ; Market Inspector, one thousand two hundred dollars ; Messenger, nine hundred dollars.
All of said salaries must be paid in equal monthly installments out of the General Fund of the
City and County of San Francisco in the same manner as the salaries of the other officers of the
said city and county are paid. There shall be paid to the officers and employes of the City and
County Hospital and Alms House, the following annual salaries, viz. : Resident Physician, two
thousand and four hundred dollars; Assistant Resident Physician, fifteen hundred doll.ars;
Steward, fifteen hundred dollars ; Matron, seven hundred and twenty dollars ; First Apothecary,
twelve hundred dollars ; Second Apothecary, six hundred dollars ; Visiting Physicians and Sur-
geons, twelve hundred doUars each ; Superintendent of Alma House, eighteen hundred dollars ;
Resident Physician of Alms House, fifteen hundred dollars; Matron of the Alms House, six
hundred dollai-s ; and all other employes of said institutions are to be paid such sums as are now
authorized by law ; all to be paid in equal monthly installments out of the Hospital and Alms
House Fund of said City and County of San Francisco. And the Auditor of said city and
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county is hereby directed to audit the said demands, payable out of the funds aforesaid upon
the approyol of" the same by the said Board of Health, and also to audit all demands for salaries
of medical attendants and employes appointed by the Board of Health m accordance with this
chapter for the amounts authorized by law to be paid when the same shall have been approved
by said Board.— [Amendment, approved March 23, 1874] The Board of Health of the City
and County of San Francisco shall alone have the power to appoint one City Physician, who
shall receive an annual salary of nine hundred dollars, which must be paid in equal monthly
instaUments out of the General Fund of the City and County of ,San Francisco, m the same
manner as the salaries of the other officers of said city and county are paid. , . ,.
The said Board of Health of the City and County of San Francisco may, m their discretion,
appoint one Engineer and Plumber, one First Cook, one Second Cook, one Third Cook, one
Baker one Butcher, one Clerk and Interiireter, one Ambulance Driver, one fjrate Keeper, one
Dresser, and sixteen Nurses as employ(5s .and medical attendants of the Qty and County Uos-
pit.al of San Francisco. , , , , , ■,•,.. j o.
The foUowincr montlily salaries are hereby allowed to said employ<i.s and medical attendants
mentioned in this Act: Engineer and Plumber, one hundred doU.ars per month; FifstCook,
seventy doUars per month: Second Cook, forty dollars per month ; Third Cpok, thirty -hve
dollars per month: Baker, seventy-five dollars per month; Butcher, forty doUars per month:
Clerk and Interpreter, forty dollars per month: Ambulance Driver forty dollars per month ;
Dresser, fifty doUars per month ; Nurses, forty dollars per mouth each. AU of said sums must
be paid monthly out of the Hospital and Alms House Fund of said City and County of fean
Francisco, and "the Auditor of said city and county is hereby directed to audit the said demands,
payable out of the fund aforesaid, upon_^the approval of the same by the said Board of Health.
— [Amendment, approved March 30, 1874.] . , ,,
Sec 3011 The Health Officer, in addition to his salary, receives such sums for the neces-
sary expenses of his office as the Board of Health may cUrect, and the Auditor must audit and
the Treasurer pay, such sums out of the General Fund. The Board of Super\asors must pro-
vide proper offices for the Health Department. _4. • • +
Sec 301'^ The Board of Health have general supervision of all matters appertaining to
the sanitary condition of the city and county, including the C-ity and County Hospital the
County Jail, Alms House, Industrial School, and aU public health institutions provided by the
City and County of San Francisco; and may adopt such orders and regulations, and appoint
or discharge such medical attendants and employes, as to them seems best to promote the public
welfare, and may appoint as many Health Inspectors as they deem necessary in time of
epidemics.^^^ Shipmasters bringing vessels into the Harbor of San Francisco, and m.asters,
owners', or consignees having vessels in the harbor which have on board any cases of Asiatic
cholera small-pox, yellow, tyjihus, or ship fever, must report the same in writing, to the
Health Officer before landing any passengers, casting anchor, or coming to any whart, or as
soon thereafter as they, or either of them, become aware of the existence of either of these
diseases on board of their vessel i -v j„, „ ^^^^t^r-
Sec 3014 No Captain or other officer in command of any vessel sailmg under a register
arriving at the Port of San Francisco, nor any owner, consignee, agent, or other person having
chargeof such vessel, must, under a penalty of not less than one hundred doUars nor more
Sne thousand dollars, land or permit to be landed any freight, I-^^f °g«'?; "^^^^f^lPf 3
from such vessel until he has reported to the Health Officer, presented his biU of health, and
received a permit from that officer to land freight, passengers, or other persons. , • . .
Sec 3015. Every pilot who conducts into the Port of San Francisco any vessel subject to
quarantine or examination by the Health C»fficer, must :
First— Biins the vessel no nearer the city than is aUowed by law.
Secoml-Frevent any person from leaving and any communication being made with the
vesselunder his charge until the Health Officer has boarded her and given the necessary orders
and^irections. ^ ._^ preventing any viohation of the quarantine laws, and report without
delay aU such violations that come to his knowledge to the Health Officer.
Fourfh-Fvesent the master of the vessel with a printed copy of the quarantme laws, unless
he l^^one.^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ .^ ^^^.^^^ ^^ quarantine, by reason of infection, place at the masthead a
'"'sErSOrS^'^Every master of a vessel subject to quarantine or visitation by the Health Officer,
arriving in the Port of San Francisco, who refuse or neglects either :,
XI^To proceed with and anchor his vessel at the place assigned for quarantine, when
''^"t^o^t s'ubmif i;is°'";essel, cargo, and passengers to the Health Officer and furnish all
necessa.^ information to enable that officer to determine what quarantme or other regulations
*^^™&Tr%trtti ts^t ^f'^Wse'and of deaths occurring on his vessel, and to comply
with all the sam^tary regulations of the bay and harbor, is Uable in the sum of five hundred
doUars for every such neglect or refusal
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Sec. 3017. All vessels arriving off the Port of San Francisco, from ports which have been
legally declared infected porta, and aU vessels arriving from ports where there is prevailing, at
the time of their departure, any contagious, infectious, or pestilential diseases, or vessels with
decaying cargoes, or which have unusually foul or offensive holds, are subject to quarantine,
and must be, by the master, owner, pdot, or consignee, reported to the Health Officer without
delay. No such vessel must cross a right line, drawn from Meiggs' ^Vharf to Alcatraz Island,
until the Health Officer has boarded her and given the order required by law.
Sec. 3018. The Health Officer must board every vessel, subject to quarantine or visita-
tion by him, immediately on her arrival, make such examination and inspection of vessel,
books, papers, or cargo, or of persons on board, under oath, as he may judge expedient, and
determine whether the vessel should be ordered to quarantine, and, if so, the period of quar-
antine.
Sec. 3019. No Captain, or other officer iu command of any passenger-carrying vessel of
more than one hundred and fifty tons burden, nor of any vessel of more than one hundred and
fifty tons burden ha^'iug passengers on board, nor any owner, consignee, agent, or other person
having charge of such vessel or vessels, must, iinder penalty of not less than one hundred dol-
lars nor more than one thousand dollars, land, or permit to be landed, any passenger from the
vessel, until he has presented his biU of health to the Health Officer, and received a permit from
that officer to land such passenger, except in such cases as the Health Officer deems it safe to
give the permit before seeing the bill of health.
Sec. 3020. The following fees may be collected by the Health Officer : For giving a permit
to land freight or passengers, or both, from any vessel of less than one thousand tons burden,
from any port out of this State, two and a half dollars ; from any port in this State, one dollar
and a quarter ; from any passenger-carrying vessel of more than one thousand tons burden,
three dollars and seventy-five cents ; from vessels of more than one thousand tons burden
carrjnng no passengers, two dollars and fifty cents ; for vaccination, from each person, one
dollar.
Sec. 3021. The Board of Health may enforce compulsory vaccination on passengers in
infected ships, or coming from infected ports.
Sec. 3022. The Board of Health may provide suitable hospitals, to be situated at, or near,
Saucelito. and furnish and supply the same with nurses and attaches, and remove thereto all
persons afflicted with cholera, small-pox, yellow, typhus, or ship fever.
Sec. 3023. The Health Officer must keep a record of all births, deaths, and interments
occurring in the City and County of San Francisco. Such records, when filled, must be depos-
ited in the office of the Count}' Recorder, and produced when required for public inspection.
Sec. 3024. Physicians and midwives must, on or before the fourth day of each month, make
a return to the Health Officer of all births, deaths, and the number of stdl-bom children
occurring in their practice during the preceding month. In the absence of such attendants,
the parent must make such report within thirty days after the birth of the child. Such returns
must be made in accordance with rules adopted, and upon blanks furnished by the Board of
Health. f f J
Sec. 3025. No person must inter, in the City and County of San Francisco, any human
body, without having first obtained a Physician's or Coroner's certificate, setting forth, as near
as possible, the name, age, color, sex, place of birth, date, locality, and cause of death, of the
deceased, and Physicians, when deaths occur in their practice, must give such certificates.
Sec. 3026. Superintendents of cemeteries, within the boundaries of the City and County
of San Francisco, must return to the Health Officer, on each Monday, the names of all persons
interred -B-ithin their respective cemeteries for the preceding week, together with the certificates
mentioned iu the preceding section.
Sec. ,3027. No Superintendent of cemetery can remove, or cause to be removed, disinter, or
cause to be disinterred, any corjise that has been deposited in the cemetery, without a permit
from the Health Officer, or by order of the Coroner.
Sec. 3028. ^^^lenever a nuisance exists on the property of any non-resident of the city and
county, the Board of Supervisors may, on the recommendation of the Board of Health, cause
the nuisance to be abated, and may allow and order paid out of the General Fund, all proper
chai-ges and expenses incurred iu abating such nuisance ; and all sums so allowed and paid
become a charge upon the property on which the nuisance existed, and may be recovered by an
action against such property.
Sec. 3029. The Health Officer must keep in his office a book in which he must make an
entry of all fees collected by him. He must pay all fees collected to the City and County
Treasurer, weekly, to the credit of the General Fund.
Sec. 3030. The Health Officer must execute an official bond, to be approved by the Board
of Health, in the sum of ten thousand dollars.
Sec. 3031. Any member of the Board of Health, Deputy Health Officer, or Secretary of
the Health Department, is empowered to administer oaths on business connected with that
Department.
Sec. 3032. Whenever any canse of action arises, under any of the provisions of this chap-
ter, suit may be maintained therein, in the name of the Health Officer, in any District Court of
this State.
Get your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market.
OP. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, lli, and 716 Eearny, EstalaUshed 1862,
INDEX TO THE CONSOLIDATION ACT,
WITH THE AMENDMENTS THEEETO.
Advertising, how contracted for, 914, 920.
Alcatraces Island, where located, 875. .™,^
■Vims House and Hospital, law to estabhsh, 926; appro-
priation for support of , 917 and 926.
.Amusements, improper, may be suppressed, 916.
Assessor, County, w&en elected, 882; sa ajj 878; duties
inassessingpersonal property, 932; liability for defect
in assessment roll, 936; deputies and salaries, 8,8,
extra deputies allowed, 917 ; how paid, 880.
Attomev and Counselor, City and County, when elected,
881- ^lan- and duties, 877; clerk and salary, 8,7.
AttomeV, District, when elected, 881 ; salan,-, 87, ; duties,
879- clerk and salan-, 877 ; may appoint assistant, 9,il.
Attorney. Prosecuting, Police Court, how appointed and
salars', 877. „
.Auctioneer for Tax Collector, compensation, 8,8.
Auditor, County, when elected, 881 ; salarj', 878 , dirties,
900, 915, 937] 940; clerk and salary, 878; extra clerks
allowed,' 917 ; how paid, 880.
Bonds, Offlcial, sureties and flliiig, 881.
Ilricks, limit for burning, 916.
Iluildings, contracts for, 914. vvit.j !„ /.or
Buildings, wooden, erection of, may be prohibited m cer-
tain limits, 916.
Cemetery. City, Keeper of, 917.
Channel Street Sewer, to provide for construction of M5
Cisterns, construction and repair of , 916 ; location of, 883 ,
appropriation for construction, 883. . »_ .
City Hall Commissioners, Board of, to abohsh, and trans-
fer of powers, 926-928. . „, „ i
Clerk Board of Supen-isors, how appomted 913 ; salary,
913 916; duties, 913; ex officio Clerk Board hquall-
zati'on, 913; Finance Committee, 920 ; assistant and
salarv 913 916
Clerk, County,' when elected, 882; salary, 877 ; deputies
and salaries, 877. ,
Clerk Police Court, how appointed and duties, 889 ; salary.
Coal, weigher of, how appointed, compensation and du-
ties 9''0
Contingent ex-penses. President Boara of. SuP«"ifO'^. ^IJ-
Contracts, how made. Board of Superraors, 914, Board
of Education, 893; Alms House, 928.
Contractors to provide against accidents, 919. .
Coroner, when elected, 882; salary, 8,8; duties, 88&-S88,
to act as Elisor, 877, 888.
Clerk and Messenger, salaries, 888.
Cosmopolitan Schools, law to establish, 8M.
County Judge, when elected and term, 881; salary, 877,
to examine Treasurer's books, 938. , „ ooi
Court, Cirnitv, jurisdiction under street grading law 9.1.
Court, Justices', organization, officers and salaries. 9..3.
Sourt; Municipal, law organizing, 930 ; Judge.when elected
and term, 881; salary, 8.7, 931. ,
Court, Probate, Judge of, when elected and term, 881 , sal-
CourTrooms. payment of rent for, authorized, 917; fur-
nishing of, 917. „ e„. OOQ
Court, Supreme, Supervisors to furnish rooms for 929.
Definition of terms, " qualification of officers, 876 ; under
street law, 910; "audited," 937; "law or laws, 93,.
Demands on treasurv, how audited and allo-wed, 938 , pay-
ment of, 938 : limiution of, 938 ; appeals relating to,
938 • preferred, 939 ; unauthorized, 939.
Deputies, additional, for city and county officers, may be
appointed, 880.
Dogs, relating to, running at large, 915.
Drifting sand" upon streets, to prevent, 912.
Education, board of, members and duties, 892-901 ; officers
and duties, 893-901; Secretary, duties and salary,
894
Educational rights of children, to enforce, 901.
Elections, Municipal, changing time for holding, 881.
Equalization, Board of, Supervisors to constitute, 913,
clerk of, 913.
Farallone Islands, where located, 875
Fees, official, to be paid into Special Fee Fund, 880.
Finance and Revenue, prorisions relating to 9j5.
Finance Committee, law organizing, 920 ; Clerk of, and
duties 920.
Finance Department, Auditor head of, and duties, 937.
Fines, certain, to be paid into Police FnaA, 889.
Fire Alann and Police Telegraph, officers and salaries,
917 ; appropriation for expenses of, 917.
Fire Department, laws organizing 882-885 ; Commis-
sioners and duties, 882-885 ; Clerk and salary, 882-8SJ ,
officers and working force, 883; salaries, 882; appro-
priation for expenses, 883; relief of members, 882.
Fiscal Year, what constitutes a, 936.
Fourth of Julv, appropriation to celebrate, 918.
Fuelfor Public Buildings, payment f,jr, 91,. „ .„„,
Fund, moneys to be kept separate, 936 ; when insufficient,
demand to be registered, 937.
Fund, Corporation Debt, how applied, 914. . „„ „„
Fund General, what monej'S comprise, 8,5, 936, how ap-
plied, 914, 939. .
Fund PoUce, what moneys comprise, 889, 935.
Fund, Police Contingent, appropriation for, 924; how ex-
Fundi'school, what moneys comprise, 894 ; how applied,
894 914, 939: demands on, 894, 895, 939;lmlltof
school tax, 897, 936. .
Fund, Special Fee, what moneys compnse, 880, salaries
pkid out of, 880 ; balance transferred to General Fund,
Fund Street Department, what moneys comprise, 914;
how applied, 914 ; certain expenses to be paid from,
905, 910. . J „, .
Fund, Street Light, how applied. 914. v „.«.,li.H
Fund, Surplus, what moneys comprise, 936 ; how apphed,
936.
Gambling houses may be suppressed, 916.
Gardeners, Public Squares, salaries, 91,.
Gas tor Public Buildings, how audited and paid, 917.
Gas pipes, authorizing the lajing of, 917.
GradesVstreet, may be changed or modified, 922 : appro-
priation to estabhsh, 924 ; Mayor may petition for
change of, on city property, 924 ; of certam streets le-
galized, 912.
Gunpowder, sale of, regulated, 916.
Harbor Commissioners, election of, 881.
Harbor Master, when elected, 881 ; salary of, 879.
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Harbor Police, law regulating, S91 : office rent, 919.
Health Officer, how appointed, 940 : salary, 940 ; duties
940,942.
Health, Board of, law organizing, 940-942.
Home lor the Inebriate, appropriations for, 917.
Homeopathic Dispensary, appropriation for, 925.
Hospitals, City and County, appropriation to improve
and enlarge, 917 ; appropriation for deficiency Build-
ing Fund, 918 : appropriation for support of, and
Alms House, 917.
Hospital, Small-pox, support of, 918.
House of Correction, funds to construct, 933.
Hydrants, construction and location of, 884, 916 ; aiwro-
prtation for, 883
Indebtedness, City and County, paj-ment of, 875.
Indigent Dead, expenses burying, 91S.
Indigent Sick, maintenance of, authorized, 916.
Industrial School, to transfer control, 934 ; medical at-
tendance, 918 ; criminal commitments to, 934.
Insane Persons, to proWde wagon for, 919.
Intelligence Offices may be licensed, 918.
Interpreters of Languages, pro\iding for appointment of,
and salaries, S77, 918.
Islands in Bay of San Francisco, included within bound-
ary of city and county, 875.
Jail County, Matron, Assfstant, and Jailkeeper«, 878.
Janitors for City Hall, 878; for Justices' Court, 929.
Judgments against city and county, satisfaction of, 876 ;
for redemption of property sold under, 918 : appeal
from, 876.
Justices of the Peace, when elected, 882; salary and
duties, 929.
License Collector, how appointed and salary, 931 ; depu-
ties and salaries, 932.
Licenses, authority to issue, 918 ; who and what are sub-
ject to, 916, 931 ; how issued, 931 ; notice servers,
918 ; moneys to be paid into Street Department
Fund, 916 ; to facilitate collection of, 931.
Market Inspector, how appointed and salary, 940, 941.
Markets, regulation of, 916.
Mayor, when elected, 881; salary, 878; may designate
Police Judge in certain cases, S91 ; mar admit inmates
to Alms House and Hospital, 926; to issue election
proclamation, 882; may petition for change of grade,
924; may sell certain property, SSo and 926; ex officio
President Board of Supervisors and duties, 913 ; con-
tingent expenses, 917 ; ex officii) President Board of
Health and duties, 940, 941.
Mayor />ro tern., how appointed, 918.
Municipal Elections, act regulating, 881.
Mmiicipal Regulations, penalty for violating, 916.
Municipal Criminal Court, law organizing, 930.
New Cemeterj' .\venue, to sell portions of, 918.
Nuisances, Supervisors to abate, 915, 919.
Office Hours, 876, SS!'.
Office Rent, paj-ments for, not authorized, 879.
Officers, election of, 8S1 ; salaries, 877-879 ; out of what
fund payable, SSO : extra compensation unauthorized,
880 ; fees not fixed by law may be regulated by Board
of Supervisors, 916 ; fees of and dispositions thereof,
S30; penalty for rtolation, SSO; liability of, in con-
nection with treasury demands, 937 ; inciuring in-
debtedness prohibited, SSO; to report to Board of
Supervisors, 915 ; defalcation of, 921 ; removal of, 880 ;
may appeal to Board of Supenisors, 914 ; bonds of'
881. r . . ,
Official seal, authority to use, 919.
Omnibus lines, to regulate, 919.
Orders, official, approval and publication of, 914, how
passed, 924.
Personal property, assessment andcollection of t&xes on.
932. '
Physicians, City and County Hospital, how appointed.
940 ; salaries, 879, 940.
Physicians, Alms House, how appointed, 940 ; salarv' and
duties, 926.
Pilots, duties, under Harbor Police Law, 892 ; imder Quar-
antine Law, 941.
Police, law organizing, 888-892; extent and salaries of,
879, 892, 919 ; local, how appointed, 919 ; official mis-
conduct, 890.
Police, Chief of, when elected, 881 ; salary, 879 : duties.
888-892. . . .7, , ,
Police Commissioners, who compose, and duties, 889.
Police Court, law prescribing jurisdiction of, 890; under
street law, 909.
Police Court, Clerk of, how appointed, salarj- and duties.
Police Harbor, law establishing and regulating, 891.
Police Judge, when elected, 8S1 ; salarj-, 877; powers,
88S-S91 ; Justice of the Peace mav act, 891.
Porters, City Hall, salaries, 878, 919 ; Sheriff may appoint
certain, 878.
Pound, Public, to authorize the construction of 919-
Keeper of, and salary, 919. '
Printing, contracts for, 914.
Prisoners may be employed on public works, 8S9.
Prostitutes may be excluded from certain limits, 916.
Public Administrator, when elected. 881.
Public buildings, night watchman for, 920
Public grounds, Superi-isors may improve, 916; appro-
priations, 916, 919. • • ft-
Public lands, city's claim to be prosecuted, 875.
Public order, Supenisors may suppress amusements
against, 916.
Public order and police, law regulating, as8-S93.
Public Schools, law organizing and regulating, 89'2-901 ;
annual expenditures, how estimated, 897; teachers'
certificates, how issued, 893, S»9; and warrants, how
audited, 895 ; to establish Cosmopolitan schools, 899 •
to lease portion Lincoln school lot, 899 ; school bonds
for building purposes, 899.
Public Squares, appropriation for improvement of, 91« ■
gardeners for. 917.
Public Streets and Highways, law concerning, 902-913.
Quarantine, law to estoblish, 940-942 ; officers of, 940 ;
salaries, 940, 941 ; requirements and penalties for rio-
_ lation thereof, 942.
Railroads, tracks may be laid, 916 ; space allowed for
track, 916, 919 ; assessments for street improvements
909, 922.
Recorder, County, when elected, 882 : salary, 879 ■ Dep-
uties, Clerks, and Porter, 879 ; salaries, 879 ; duties
under street law, 904.
Roads and Highways, improvement of, and appropri-
ations therefor, 921.
San Francisco, aty Charter 1S65, boundaries of, 890.
School Directors, when elected, 881 ; duties under School
Law, 892-901.
School Property may be insured, 896.
Sergeant-at-Arms, to appoint, 919.
Sheriff, when elected, 881 ; salary, 878 ; Deputies and em-
ployes and salaries, 878 ; to execute orders of Finance
Committee, 920 ; of Justices' Court, 929 ; of Municipal
Court, 930 : advertising, how contracted for, 914, 920.
Special counsel, appropriation for employment of, 920.
Stationer}' allowed certain offices, 880 ; requisitions for
how made, 880.
Stolen property to be preserved, 920.
Streets, repairs to certain, school property, 893.
Streets, Alleys, and Market Places, to vacate, 912.
Streets and Highways, law regulating department of, 902-
Strects and Street Crossings, acceptance of, 909.
Streets, Squares, etc., law regulating opening, widening
extending, etc., 921-922.
Suits for City Property, how brought, 876, 893.
Superintendent Common Schools, when elected 881 ■ sal-
ary, 879 ; duties, 892-901.
Superintendent of Public Streets, when elected, 881 ; sala-
ry, 879 ; duties under street law, 902-913 ; Deputies
and salaries, 879.
Supenisoi-s, when elected, 881; salary, 924; vacancies,
876 ; duties, 913-935 ; when seat of, may be declared
vacant, 925.
Supervisors, Board of, organization, duties, and powers
913-935. '
Supervisors, Board of. President of, powers and duties,
913 ; clerk and salarj-, 878 ; to audit Auditor's salary,'
Sun-eyor, County, when elected, 882 ; salary and fees
878 ; duties under street law, 910. '
Tax Collector, when elected, 881 ; salary, 878 ; Deputies
and salaries, 878 ; duties, collecting real and personal
property tax, 933 ; delinquent, 936 ; extra Clerks al-
lowed, 920 ; how paid, 830.
Taxes, prorisions for lei-jing personal, 876, 932; when
levied, 932.
Teachers, Public Schools, employment and payment, 895.
Training Ship, to establish and maintain, 915.
Treasurer, County, when elecUid, 882; salary, 879: Depu-
ties and salaries, 879; duties, 897, 936-940,
United States Property, street repairs, 911.
Urgent Necessities, appropriation for, 920.
Vacancies in office, how filled, 876.
Vehicles, to license, 918 ; to remove, 920.
Wards, districts changed to, 876.
Water Works, to maintain, 935.
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first hand, Morgan & Co., 87 Cal. Market,
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaUished 1862.
THE
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT,
City and County of San Francisco, 1875.
MiraiOrPAL ELECTION,*
FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
SEPTEMBEE.
JUDICIAL ELECTION,
^M THIRD WEDNESDAY OF
OCTOBEE.
MATOR OF THB Cty akd Cocntt. -J AMES OTIS, ex officio President of the Board of Supervisors; term expires
December, 1S75 ; salarj', $3,000 per annum.
Cieri.-WILLlAil S. W. CRAGIN; appointed by tlie Mayor; salary ?1,S00 per annum.
BOAKD OF SCPERVISORS.
Term of office, two years; salaiy 81,200 per annum ; tern« expu'e ftrst Mc^nday in D-^^^f-gpf^tatlJeTtCft
each Monday evening. Quarterly meetings first Monday m January, Apnl, Julj , and uctooer. op
the discretion of the President.
Pretufenf. ^AMES OTIS; term expires December, 1875.
Att^ney CUy and Co^nfy. -WELLINGTON C. BURNETT; term expn-es December, 18,5, salary, ?o,000 per
CTerit.-JOHN A. RUSSELL; appointed by the Board ; salary $3,000 per annum.
Deputy CTcri-.-THOM.iS H. REYNOLDS ; salarj', $1,800 per annum.
Sergeant-at-Anm:.-K^-m.\ J. KEEFE; salary, $900 per annum.
First Ward— STEWART MENZIES,
lMeiu1>ers.
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
W. C. PEASE,
JAMES J. KENNEY,
A. .M. EBBETS,
JOHN R. SIMS,
JAMES H. DEERING,
Seventh Ward-JAMES B. ROBERTS,
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
.\BRAM BLOCK,
A. W. SCOTT,
GEORGE HEWSTON,
MICHAEL LYNCH,
D. A. MACDONALD.
ST.«,-DlNO COMMITrEES.^«d,-.«r,,Menzies Roberts and Lynch^ ^tZtl.Zt st'tt'S^n/es'an'd
Menzies. and Roberts. Fire ami ira(cr Lj^nch, Macdonald, ''"^ ^cott. Aj^rep^B, » '^"["'g' ^„ andKenney. Li-
Macdcnald. Public BuihU„gs. >'^'='1™='W; P«^'j,^";^,.^17Hewston D^erin^ RobeTtI Printi.u, and Sdlarie,.
ceme and Orders, Deermg, Lj-nch, and Block ^"y'l'f • ^'If ^"'""• „ j Ebbe^g pire Alann, Sims, Kenney, and
. The State and Municipal Elections take Pla- bienn^n th^fir^t Wednesd^^^^^^^^^
the Presidential Election, when .t 'f Jes plMe on the^e day (the TueK^a^^^^ . ^^^ ^^^,j,y „„ the
ieJms of MSSpal Officers, see ConsoUdation Act. Supplemental I. page881.
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Term of office, two years; no compensation; terms expire first Monday in December. Meetings first and third
Tuesdays of the month.
Pre«i'dcn(.— ANDREW McF. D-WHS; term expires first Monday in December, 1875 ; no compensation. Sec-
retary.—George Beanston ; salary, $2,400 per annum. Clerk. — Richard Ott, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Clerk. — ■
George Wade, §780 per annmn. Messenger. — James Duffy, $1,200 per annum.
Superintendent of Cmnnwn Schools. — JAMES DENMAN; term expires December, 1875; salary, $4,000 per
annum.
Deputy SuperintcTident. — JOSEPH LEGGETT; appointed by the Superintendent; salary, $3,000 per annum.
Members.
ANDREW McF. DAVIS, JEROME SPAULDING, ROBERT BRAGG,
HARMON J. TILDEN, HIRAM ROSEKRANS. JOHN O. HANSCOM,
JOSEPH CLEMENT, JOHN M. BUFFINGTON, M. J. DONOVAN,
JOHN P. SHINE, GEORGE C. HURLBUT, WILLIAM T. BRADBURY.
STANDING COMMITTEES.— C7asw>:a(ion, Buffington, Tilden, Clement, President, and Superintendent. Rules
and Kegttlatiojis, Hanseom, Shine, and Spaulding. y&mination of Teachers, Spaulding, Bragg, Bradburj", Hans-
c 'm. and Superintendent. Evening Schools, Donovan, Hanseom, and Rosekrans. Schuol Houses and Sites. Clement,
i ypiiulding, and Shine. Salaries, Bradbury, Donovan, and Shine. Furniture and Supplies, Bragg, Buifington, and
1 Hurlbut. Judiciary, Tilden, Clement, and Donovan. Finance, Rosekrans, Donovan, and Tilden. Pri}iting,
Hurlbut, Bradburj-, and Hanseom. Janitors, Shine, Hurlbut, Buffington, and Superintendent. Music and Draw-
ing, Rosekrans, Spaulding and Bragg.
CITY AND COUXXy OFFICERS.*
DISTRICT COURTS t— Third— J'wd^e.— SAMUEL B. McKEE, term expires January, 1876 ; salary, $5,000 per
anniun. Ciymmissioner.—Sohn B. Mhoon, salary, fees. Reporter. — Samuel Osborne; salarj-, fees. Fourth —
J'wrf^e.— ROBERT F. MORRISON; term expires Januan", 1876; salan', $6,000 per annum. Comm^s\'^w;k?^.~Cha^le3
Halsey; salary, fees. Rep(yrter.—^. S. Bel den ; salary, fees. Twelfth— Jwd';e. -JOHN R. SHARPSTEIN; term
expires January, 1376 ; salarj-, $6,000 per annum. Commissioner. — William H. Rhodes; salary, fees. Reporter. —
Harrison A. Jones; salarj-, "fees. FiFTEFN'TH—J'«<?;7e.— SAMUEL H. D■V^^NELLE; term expires January, 1S7S;
salary, $6,000 per annum. CojnjJiwCTo^wr.^William H. Chevers ; salary, fees. Repor'er. — Andrew J. Marsh ; salarj-,
fees." NiNETEEXTn — jTfd/7e. — EDWARD D. WHEELER; term expires October, 1879; salarj-, $6,000 per annum.
Commissioner. — Gordon N. Mott; salarj-, fees. Reporter. — John H. Riley; salar>', fees.
COUNTY COLTRT— ^urf/^f.— SELDEN S. WRIGHT; term expires January, 1876; salary, $5,000 per annum.
Reporter. — Charles A. Sumner; salarj', fees.
PROBATE COLTtT—^Mt^i^f. —MILTON H. MYRICK; term expires January, 1876; salary, $5,000 per annum.
Mt^NICIPAL CRBIINAL C0lTRT^7«<?pe.— MAURICE C. BLAKE; term expires January, 1876; salary, $5,000
per annum. Reporter. — Charles A. Siminer; salary, fees.
POLICE C0URT-^wdj7e-— DA'VIS LOLT)ERBACK, Jr.; t«rm expires January. 1876; salary. $4,000 per annum.
Prosecvting Attoritey. — Edward P. Batcbelor; tenn regulated by the Board of Supeoisors; $3,CK>0 per anniim.
CZtTfr.— William Martin; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors; $2,400 per annum. Interpreters. — Louis
Locke, Chinese ; Joseph A. Becsey, French and Spanish ; Ernest C. Stock, German ; $1,500 per annum each.
JUSTICES' COlTRTSt— Justices.— n. L. JOACHIMSEN (Presiding Justice), F. A. Sawyer, R Aug. Thompson,
James C. Pennie. and Lj-man W, Ransom ; terms expire Januarj', 1876 ; salaries, Presiding Justice, $3,000 per annimi ;
Associat<is, $2,400 per annum each. Clerk.— George L. Wedekind, $2,400 per annum. Deputy CTerA:.— Charles W.
Childs, $1,200 per annum. Janitor. — Michael H. Cosgriflf, $900 per annum.
City and County Attorney and Coutiselor.—W. C. BURNETT; term expires December, 1375; salary, $5,000 per
annum. Clerks. —Thomas H. Merry, $1,800 per annum ; Warren J. Davis, $i>00 per annum.
District ^/(oth^i/. —THOMAS P. RY.\N; term expires December, 1875; salary, $5,000 per annum. Assistant Dis-
trict Attonu^y. — Robert Ferral, $3,600 per annum. Ciier/e.— Crittenden Robinson, $1,800 peraimum. Assist-
ant Clerk. — James B. Hassett, $1,500 per annum.
Chief of Police. §— THEODORE G. COCKRILL ; term expires December, 1875 ; salary $4,000 per annum. Clerk.—
Alfred Clarke, $1,800 per annmn. Property Clerk. — WilHam CuUen, $1,800 per annum.
County CT^rt.— WILLIAM HARNEY, and ex officio Clerk of the Third, Fourth, Twelfth, Fifteenth, and Nineteenth
District Courts, and County, Probate, and -Municipal Criniinal Courts; term expires December, 1S75; salarj-,
$4,000 per annum. Deputies.— Third District Court : Spencer C. Browne, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum;
Colin M. Boyd. Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum; John W. Breckinridge, Assistant Register Clerk, $1,800 per
annum. Fourth District Court: John F. Boden, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; James E. Ashcom,
Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum ; William Ledlie, Assistant Register Clerk, $1,800 per annum ; William Stev-
enson. Copy Clerk, $1,800 per annum. Twehth District Court: Levi P. Peck, Court Room Clerk, S2.100 per
annum; James D. Ruggles, Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum; Samuel C. Ellis, Assistant Register C^erk,
$1,800 per annum ; Mrs. N. Tjler, Copy Clerk, $1,S00 per annum. Fifteenth District Court : Robert S. McSee,
Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; John P. Poole, Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum; Henrj- W. Kind,
Assistant Register Clerk. $1,800 per anniun ; George T. Emerson, Copy Clerk. $1,800 per annum. Nineteenth
District Court : Bert McNulty, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum ; Frank F. Stone, Register Clerk, $2,lt>0
per annum ; LlewelljTi J. Lee, Assistant Register Clerk, $1.SOO per annum. County Court : William B. Smith,
Court Room Clerk, $2,100 i^er annum ; John H. Harney, Register Clerk, $1,800 per annum ; Thomas Penniman,
and A. L. WTiitnej', Assistant Register Clerks, $1,800 per annum each. Probate Court : Augustus J. Jeghers,
Court Room Clerk. $2,100 per annum; Tristam Burges, Register Clerk, $1,800 per annmn; Frederick W.
Peirce and Geoi^e L. Jordan, Assistant Register Clerks, $1,800 per annum each. Municipal Criminal Court,:
D. B. Woolf, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; Frank J. Skelly, Register Clerk. $1,800 per annum.
Copi/ists.-^Ts. Lavina Haney, Mrs. S. Hanna, J. C. Corbett, and James B. Hermann, paid each six cents per
folio of one hundred words.
• For location of Public OflSces, see Key to Public Offices, page 81.
t For Terms, Clerks, etc.. of the different Courts, see page 957.
i For Act of the Legislature reorganizing the Justices' Courts of San Francisco, see Statutes of the State, 1866,
page 423.
§ Fur list of Captains and Policemen, see pages 950 and 951.
MOEGAIT & CO., 87 Cal. Market, always have the Best Eastern Transplanted Ojstei
,CP. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 7U, and 716 Kearny, Established 1852.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
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Sften/f.— WILLI AM McKIBBLN ; t«rm expires December, 187S ; salary, $8,000 per annum. Under Sheriff.— UeToy
Classen S''400 per annum. Eookkeeper.—GiAeon M. Berrj-, $3,000 per annum. Assistant Boukkeeptr.^
John W. Danks, SI,200 per annum. Depntits.—F. C. Siebe, William Miller, Dommgo Marcucci, Henrj-
Hickei Heun- J- Burns, Joseph Ellis, William H. Penfield, J. Filer Miller, Lemuel P. Eaton, John V\ . Holmes,
andGeorse Humphrevs, 81,800 per annum each; John JlcCraith, John H. Daley, and Thomas McNamara,
$1,600 pe? annum each. Jail Keepers.-iohn W. McKenzie, Andrew Bahre, Albert Shepard, James S Bovee
James Ross, and Thomas Tunstead, Sl,500 per annum each. Matron CnmtyJaU.-ilTS. Martha Little, i»0
per annum. Prison Wai/oii Drirer.- Patrick Laflerty, $900 per annum. Court Room Porters.^lobn H.
Kelly, James B. CoSey, Daniel Higgins, and John W. Moore, S900 per annum each.
Recorder.
^ _. -Thomas M.
annum each. Dep-
der —OTTO H FRANK ; term expires December, 1S75 ; salarj', 84,000 per annum. Depiit
O'Connor, 83,000 per annum; R. D. Blauvelt, Jr., and William P. Merriam, 81,800 per annum eacn. ^ip-
KtV CTerJ-s. -Henry Casev, George W. Green, Jr., Michael McNally, Edmmid R. Berraingham Hermann U.
MUUer, James H. Jenkins, John L. King, Henrj- F. Morris, Thomas F. Casey, Gustav Guldsmitli, John J. Cun-
ningham, and Edward A. Wilson, each paid twlve cents per foUo of one hundred words. Porter and n atch-
nuiH.— Herman Tietjen, 8900 per annum.
^„(Ji7or— MONROE ASHBURY; term expires December, 1876 ; salary, 84,000 per annum.
Maynard, 83,000 par annum. Clerk.— Uemy M. Beach, 81,800 per annum.
Tieamrer —CHARLES HUBERT; term expires December, 1875; salarj-, 84,000 per annum.
Cassebohm, 83,000 per annum. A.s6ktant Deputy.— Peler Sander, 82,100 per annum.
Dep^lty. — George F.
Deptt*!/-— William F.
(Kjignteenj, 5.100 per ujoulu t^cii, v^iicti cun'iujcu.
Tax Collcctor.^-ALEXANDKn AUSTIN ; term expires December, 18V5 : ^^^^.'^^St.f ^ P«"™™i^f "* %fvuticf-
Dc-p'<>V.-r. A. Mitchell, .82,400 per annum. Cas/uer. - Henry Marshall, 82,400 per annum ■^?'»«»-
Mc^es Waterman, Hiram B. Cook, and William H. Dah^Tnple, 81,800 per annum each. Pw(er.-W illiam U.
L. Hall, 8900 per annum.
Liceme CoHeo(or. -JAMES O. DEAN; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; f '^.rj;.^'."'! P'^, SS-
i)c-p««c».-Charles Sonntag (chief), 81,800 per annum ; \\i l.am J. Gu.rey Donald S. "^^1^^^ • "'""^ "™'f
bcrger, George F. Pease, Robert Rogers, LawTence Fitzgerald, and Robert M. Cochran, >l,o00 per annum each.
Harbor Master.— yflhhltai MORTON; term expires December, 1876; salary, 83,000 per annum.
Surveuor.t-VllLUAV P. HUMPHREYS; term expires December 1875 ; salaiy, 8500 per ''»™" f* |f/j.,£,"P-
«tel -James J. Gardiner, Charles S. TUton, and WiUiam H. Plater. Z)ra/(snmn.-PauI Spitze. Bookkeeper.
— Henry Merrifield.
Superintendent Public Streets and Hi?ft™ys--SA-MUEL H. KENT ; tenn ex-pires December 1875 ;^
per annum. Deputits.-^-R. A. Robinson, John C. Gnswold, and bt«phen N Roberts, »2,400 per annum eacn ,
C?^usS Wright: Joseph Bunting, L. M. Manzer, and Moses C. Kimball, 81,800 per annum each, Frank L.
Unger, James MeCreed, Eugene B. Dyke, and Thomas E. Finley, 81,500 per annum each.
CorOTwr -BENJAMIN R. SWAN; term expires December, 1875; salary, 84,000 per annum. Deputy Coromr.-
John 0. Phelps ; 81,800 per annum. Messenger.— Ti. A. Smith, 8900 per annum.
Public Administrator.-^mOTH MAYER; term expires December, 1875; salarj-, fees. Attomey.^ohn F. Finn;
salarj", fees.
Pound Keeper.— v. M. SHORT : salary, 8900 per annum and fees.
Fire Department Commissioners.X-Vill.UAU FORD (I^'^sident) term expire_s December, 1877^0. B^^^^
temi expires December, 1875; James L. King, term expires December, 18,5, Ej^'^rd Flaherty, tenn expires
December 1876; Gordon E. Sloss, term expires December, 18,7; no compensation. Clerk.^ohn P. bnine,
sa^a™ il?800 per annum. Janitor and Messenger.-George W. L. Post, s)00 per annum.
Fire Alarm and Police rde,r«pft-S,,p.rtnte,*n(--MONBOE GREENWMWD^
cinTw^rxHqnTN; • cjvlaTT ;il SOO DCr annum. Operators. — VTa-nk. G. Wood, tiarrj juorLou, o-um u. o v. h ,
81 S^rper^nn^^ch!' iu?rii'pair.r..-Robert Silvey and Wilham Morton, 8900 per annmn each.
Park Commissioners.-EVGE^Z L. SULLH'AN (President), S. F. Butter«-orth ^"^ Wdlia^i AI>™d ; no c^^^
sation. Engineer.-\y. H. Hall ; salarj-, 83,600 per annum. Secretary.^. T. Fleming, 81,200 per annum.
Marine Board.-DANIEL BIGLEY (President) ; salary, 8600 per annum ; J. P. D. Teller and Theodore G. CockrUl,
8500 per annum each. Secretary.^E. B. Vreeland, 81,500 per annum.
Board of ff.a^fA.-Members; THE i^":OR (President), and DoctojH.H.Toland J. iLM^^^^ J.P.Whitney,
and James Simpson ; no compensation. Clerk.— Vl. b. W . Cragm , salarj , vi,-oo pei au.iiiui
Beam Office-Health O^.er.-HENTIY GIBBONS JkMD.; salary, f.f>^^^^l^-JruSiTji^"v^r
L^x^^-ifafk^t-^^^t^'-z^y^-^:^^^^^^
sSwyer, 82,100 per annum Messenger.-Vi . G. Olwell, 890O per annum.
Alms House and HosT,ital-Superintendent.-U,:J.KEAyKG-s.\^ry ^l-SW ?«.-• '"J^^f^^'™"-*^- ""• '•
Keating 8600 per annum. Mesident and \ isitiw, Physman.-i,. R. Gerry , 81,500 per annum.
Terms regulated by the Board of Health. ^
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""T-fh^JcCnlrwe^o^riifs'f^'s^if ^e^^^^^ Principally street work. Salaries of Deputies and
Clerk^s^paM % .be S^|^,,^^^ organizing a Paid Fi« Department, Bee pages 882-885. For a list of officers and men
attached thereto, see page 952.
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PINE WATCHES and JEWELRY for Sale by D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Industrial School (Transferred to the control of the Board of Supervisors April 9. 1872, by Act of the Let;islature>—
Sujicrintcndenl. -DAVID C. WOODS ; salary, 81.800 per annum. Cleric— H. C. Castello. $1,200 per annum
Tt-achers.—A. B. Ware, $l,fi80 per annum; John Cecil and Charles P. Ware, $1,200 per annum each, ^fv.sic
Teacher.— Benry Mehden, $960 per anmmi. Foreman Shoe Shop.— James Hamilton, $1,200 per annum
Foreman Tailor Shop.- Ja.coh Cohen, ?900 per annum. Gardener.— John Beatty, $4S0 per annum. Team-
ster.—Charles Estes. $600 per annum. Lautidn/man.—'W. W. Frazier, $600 per annum. Farvur — N T
McDonald, $720 per annum. Carjyenter.—A. B. Trask. $780 per annum. Steieard.— Charles E. Hutching"
$840 per annum. Coo*.— Charles Duniont, $720 per annum. Ni'iht Watchman.— Frank Brossard. $480 per
annum. Janitors.— James Woods, $720 per annum; Seth Gill. 'Henr\' Bennett, and E. S. Curtis,' $4S0 per
annum each. Matron.— Mrf^. D. C. Woods, $600 per annum. Nurses. —Mrs. I. F. Gardner and Mrs. E. Smith,
$360 per annum each. Visiting Physician.— henyamin D. Dean, $600 per annum.
Porters Court liooms and City ffaZ?.— CARLTON J. MORRISON ; salarv, $1,080 per annum. James B. Coffey. John
H. Kelly, J. W. MacKenzie, Daniel Higgins, John Kerrigan, John W. Moore, and W. D. S. Hall $900 per
annum each.
Gardeners Public Squares and Cemeteries.— DAmEh MORGAN, John Duane, John Sla^-in, William Culligan
Albert Stanyan, and Daniel Ryan ; salary, $900 per annum each. *
Night Watchman Public: Buildings.—Thomas W. Bethel ; salary, $1,080 per annnm.
Election Districts.
BTATK CONGRESSIONAL.
First District.— The City and County of San Francisco.
Second District.— The counties of Contra Costa, Ala-
meda. San Joaquin, Calaveras. Amador, El Dorado, Sac-
ramento, Placer, Nevada, Alpine, and Tuolumne.
Third District— The counties of Marin, Sonoma, Napa,
Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba. Sierra, Butte. Plumas,
Lassen, Tehama, Colusa, Mendocino, Humboldt, Trinity,
Shasta. Modoc. Siskiyou. Klamath, and Del Nort«.
Fourth District. —San Diego. Los Angeles, San Benito,
San Bernardino. Santa Barbara. Ventura, San Luis Obispo.
Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Kern, Merced, Mariposa, Stan-
islaus, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Mono, and
Inyo.
At the election September, 1876, and at the election
everv' two years thereafter, there shall be elected from
each district one Representative to the Congress of the
United States.
JUDICIAL.
Third District—Comprises the Fifth Ward of the City
of San Francisco and the County of Alameda.
Fourth Z>w/!ric(.— Comprises "the Second, Fourth, and
Twelfth wards of the City of San Francisco.
Twelfth Dt.s-/rw:(.— Comprises the Seventh. Ninth,Tenth,
and Eleventh wards of the City of San Francisco.
Fifteenth -Dw^r/cr.— Comprises the First and Third
wards of the City of San Francisco and the County of
Contra Costa.
Nineteenth District— Comprises the Sixth and Eighth
wards of the City of San Francisco.
SENATORIAL AND ASSEMBLY.
Eighth District.— The City and County of San Fran-
cisco and the County of San Mateo shall be the Eighth
Senatorial District, and shall elect one Senator ; the
County of San Mateo shall elect one member of the As-
sembly.
Ninth DiV^dX.— Commencing at a point where the
southerly line of United States Militarj- Reservation,
known as the "Presidio Reservation," intersects with the
waters of the Pacific Ocean ; thence meandering along the
waters of said ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco, northerly, easterly, and southerly, "to the point
where Washington Street intersects with said Bay ; thence
westerly along said Washington Street, to its intersection
with First Avenue ; thence northerly, along said avenue,
to its intersection with the southerly "boundary line to said
"Presidio Reservation;" thence westerly and along the
sontberly boundary line of the said "Presidio Reserva-
tion." to its intersection with the Pacific Ocean, and the
point of beginning, shall be the Ninth Senatorial District,
and shall elect two senators and four members of the As-
sembly.
Tenth District —Commencing at a point where the
southeriy boundary line of the "Presidio Reservation"
intersects with the waters of the Pacific Ocean ; thence
easterly and along the southerly boundary' line of said
"Presidio Reser\'ation " to the point where First Avenue
intersects with said boundary line; thence southerly
along said First Avenue to the point where Washington
Street intersects with said First Avenue ; thence easterly
along said Washington Street Ui its intersection with the
waters of the Bay of San Francisco; thence southerly
along the line of said bay to the point of intersection of
Market Street with said bay ; thence westerly along said
Market Street to the point where Geary Street intersects
with said Market Street ; thence westerly along said
Geary Street to where it connects with the" Point Lohus
Toll Road ; thence along said Point Lobos Toll Road, and
said toll road produced in a direct line to the Pacific
Ocean ; thence northerly along said ocean to the point
of beginning, shall be t'he Tenth Senatorial District, and
shall elect two Senators and four members of the Assem-
bly.
Eleventh District. — Commencing at a point on the line
of Market Street where Fourth Street intersects with said
Market Street; thence easterly and along said Market
Street to the waters of the Biyof San Francisco; thence
southerly and southwesterly along the line of the waters
of said bay, to a point where Fourth Street intersects
with said bay; thence northerly along the line of said
Fourth Street to the point of "beginning, shall be the
Eleventh Senatorial District, and shall elect two Senators
and four members of the Assembly.
Twelfth District.— Commencing B.t the intersection of
Larkin and Geary streets, and running thence easterly
along said Geary Street to its intersection with Market
Street ; thence southwesterly along the line of said Mar-
ket Street to the point of intersection of Fourth Street
with said Market Street; thence southerly along said
Fourth Street to the point of its intersection with Chan-
nel Street; thence southwesterly along said Channel
Street to the point of its intersection with Eighth Street;
thence northerly along said Eighth Street to the point of
its intersection with Market Street; thence southwesterly
along said Market Street to the point of the intei^section
of Larkin Street with said Market Street ; thence north-
erly along said Larkin Street to the point of beginning,
shall be the Twelfth Senatorial District, and shall elect
two Senators and four members of the Assembly.
Thii-tcenth District.^Commencing at a point where
the Point Lobos Toll Road produced in a direct line west-
erly intersects with the waters of the Pacific Ocean, and
running thence easterly along sai<l Point Lobos Toll Road
to the Point of its connection with Gean,- Street; thence
along said Geary Street easterly to its intersection with
Larkin Street; thence southerly along said Larkin Street
to the point of its intersection with Market Street ; thence
northerly along said Market Street to the pnint where
Eighth Street intersects with said Market Street; thence
southeasterly along said Eighth Street to its intersection
with Channel Street; thence northeasterly along said
Channel Street Ut the point of its intersection with Fourth
Street; thence southeasterly along said Fourth Street to
the point of its intersection with the liay of San Francisco ;
thence southerly along the line of the waters of said bay
to the point of intersection of the boundarj- line between
the City and County of San Francisco and the Comity of
San Mat«o with the waters of said bay; thence westerly
along said boundary line to the point of its intersection
with the Pacific Ocean ; thence northerly along the line of
said ocean to the point of beginning, shall be the Thir-
teenth Senatorial District, and shall elect two Senators
and four members of the Assembly.
CITY AND COUNTY.
First Ward— i^/r^( Prcc»ur(.— Bounded by the waters
of the Bay on the north and east, Washington Street on
the south, and Battery Street on the west, including the
islands in the Bay.
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
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Second Prmnct.— bounded by the waters of the Bay
on the north, bv the waters of the Bay and Batterj- Street
on the east, Val ejo Street on the south, and Kearny
Street on the west.
Third Prfcinct.— Bounded by Vallejo Street on the
north. Battery Street on the east, Washington Street on
the south, and Keaniy Street on the west.
Second Ward— Firs( Precinct.— Bounded by the waters
of the li;iY on the north, Kearny Street on the east, Val-
lejo Stree't on the south, Stockton Street from Vallejo to
Union Street on the west. Union Street from Stockt<>n to
Powell Street ou the south, and Powell Street on the
Second Precinct.— Bounded by the waters of the Bay
on the north, Powell Street from the waters of the Bay
to Union Street on the east. Union Street from Powell to
Stockton Street on the north, Stockton Street from Union
to Vallejo Street on the east, Vallejo Street from Stock-
ton to Larkin Street on the south, and Larkiu Street on
the west.
Third Ward.— Bounded by Washington Street on the
north. Market Street and the waters of the Bay on the
east, L';ilifomia Street on the south, and Kearny Street
on the west.
Fourth Ward— firs* Prectjict. —Bounded by Vallejo
Street on the north, Kearny Street on the east, Washing-
ton Street on the south, and Mason Street on the west.
Second Precinct.— Bounded by Vallejo Street on the
north, Mason street on the east, Washington Street on
the south, and Larkin Street ou the west.
Finn Ward.- Boimded by California Street on the
north. Market Street on the east and south, and Kearny
Street on the west.
Sixth Ward— PiVsf PrcciJicf.— Bounded by Washing-
ton Street on the north, Kearny Street on the east, Sac-
ramento Street on the south, and Larkin Street on the
west.
Second Precinct.— Bounded by Sacramento Street on
the north, Kearny Street on the east. Pine Street on the
Bouth, and Larkin Street on the west.
Seventh Ward — First Prccincf.— Bounded by Market
Street on the northwest, Fremont Street on the north-
east, >'atoma Street on the southeast, and Second Street
on the southwest.
Seeund Precinct.— Bounded by Natoma Street on the
northwest, Fremont Street on the northeast, Harrison
Street ou the southeast, and Second Street on the south-
west.
Third Pr«ctnc(.— Bounded by Market Street ou the
northwest, by the waters of the Bay on the east, Harri-
son Street on the southeast, and Fremont Street on the
southwest.
Eighth Waro— Firs* Prfcliic!. —Bounded by Pine
Street on the north, Kearny Street on the east, Sutter
Street on the south, and Mason street on the west.
Second Precinct.— Bounded by Sutter Street on the
north, Kearny Street on the east, Geary Street on the
south, and Mason Street on the west.
Third Precinct. —Bounded by Geary Street on the
north, Kearny Street on the east. Market Street on the
southeast, and Mason Street on the west.
Fourth Precinct.— Bounded by Pine Street on the
north, Mason Street on the east. Post Street on the south,
and Larkin Sti-eel on the west.
Fifth Precinct.— Bounded bv Post Street on the north.
Mason Street on the east, Ellis Street on the south, and
Larkin Street on the west.
Sixth Pr^-cinct.— Bounded by Ellis Street on the north,
Mason Street on the east. Market Street on the southeast,
and Larkin Street on the west.
NiXTH Ward— First Precinct.- Bomided by Harrison
Street on the northwest, by the waters of the Bay on the
east and south, and Third Street on the southwest.
Second Precinct.— Bounded by Harrison Street on the
northwest, Third Street on the northe-ist, by the waters
of the Bay on the south, and Fifth Street on the south-
Third Precinct.— Bounded by Harrison Street on the
northwest. Fifth Street on the northeast, by the waters
of the Bay on the south, and Seventh Street on the
southwest.
Tb-vtu Ward— First PrcctJicf.— Bounded by Market
Street on the northwest. Second Street on the northeast.
Howard Street on the southeast, and Third Street on the
southwest.
Second Precinct. — Boimded by Howard Street on the
northwest. Second Street on the northeast, Harrison
Street on the southeast, and Third Street on the south-
west.
Third Precinct. — Bounded by Howard Street on the
northwest. Third Street on the northeast, Harrison Street
on the southeast, and Fourth Street on the southwest.
Fourth Precinct.- Bounded by Market Street on the
northwest, lliird Street on the northeast, Howard Street
on the southeast, and Fourth Street on the southwest.
Fi/th Precinct.— Bounded by Market Street on the
northwest. Fourth Street on the northeast, Howard Street
on the southeast, and Fifth Street on the southwest.
Sixth Precinct.— Bounded by Howard Street on the
northwest, Fourth Street on the northeast, Harrison
Street on the southeast, and Filth Street on the south-
west.
Seventh Precinct.- Bounded by Howard Street on the
northwest. Fifth Street on the northeast, Harrison Street
on the southeast, and Seventh Street un the southwest.
Eighth Precinct.— Bounded by Market Street on the
northwest. Fifth Street on the northeast, Howard Street
on the southeast, and Seventh Street ou the southw est.
Eleventh Ward— First Predncl.— Bounded by Market
Street on the northwest, Seventh Street on the northeast.
Mission Creek on the south, and Eighth Street ou the
southwest.
Second Precinct.— Bounded by Market Street on the
northwest, Eighth Street on the northeast. Mission Creek
on the south, and Eleventh Street on the southwest.
Third Precinct. — Bounded by Market Street on the
northwest. Eleventh Street on the northeast. Mission
Creek from Eleventh to Sixteenth Street on the south-
east, Sixteenth Street from Mission Creek to Dolores
Street on the south, and Dolores Street on the west.
Fourth Precinct.— Bounded by Sixteenth Street on the
north, Folsom Street on the east, Twentj'-first Street on
the south, and Dolores Street on the west.
Fifth Precinct.— Bounded by Mission Creek on the
north, Rhode Island Street on the east, Precita Creek
from Khode Island Street to the San Bruno Koad on the
south, San Bruno Road from Precita Creek to Seriientine
Avenue on the west, Serpentine Avenue from the San
Bruno Road to Folsom Street on the south, and Folsom
Street on the west.
Sixth Precinct. — Bounded bv Channel Street on the
northwest, the waters of the jiay on the east, Precita
Creek on the south, and Rhode Island Street on the
west. ^ , .,
Secenth Precinct.- Bounded by Precita Creek on the
north, the waters of the Bay on the east, county line
of San Mateo on the south, and the San Bruno Road on
the west. , . ^. ...
Eighth Precinct.— Beginning at the mtersection of the
center line of Ridley Street produced westerly with the
westerly line of Stanyan Street ; thence in a southerly di-
rection to the southeasterly corner of theSumiyside House;
thence in a southerly direction to the northeasterly cor-
ner of the Industrial School Tract on the westerly side of
the Old San Jos.S Road ; thence southerly along the west-
erly line of the Old San Jose Road to the southerly line of
the city and county ; thence west on said southerly line
to the Pacific Ocean ; thence northerly along said Pacific
Ocean to a point that would be intersected by the center
line of Ridley Street projected westerly to said ocean, and
thence e.isterly along said projected center hue of Ridley
Street to the place of beginning.
yinth Precinct.— Be^^nnin^ at the intersection of the
center line of Ridley Street produced westerly with the
westerly line of SUnyan Street ; thence m an easterly di-
rection along said projected center hne of Ridley Street
to Dolores Street ; thence along Dolores Street in a south-
erly direction to INi-enty-lirst Street ; thence along Twen-
ty-first street in an easterly direction to Folsom Street ;
thence along Folsom Street in a southerly direction to
Serpentine Avenue ; thence along Serpentine Avenue in
an easterly direction to the San Bruno Koad ; thence
along the San Bruno Road in a southerly direction to the
southerly line of the city and county ; thence along said
southerly line in a westerly direction to the westerly line
of the Old San Jose Koad ; thence along the westerly Ime
of the Old San Josfi Road in a northerly directiou to the
northeasterly comer of the Industrial School Tract;
thence in a northerly direction to the southeasterly cor-
ner of the Sunnyside House, and thence in a northerly
direction to the place of beginning.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Twelfth Ward — First Preciiict. — Bounded by the wa-
ters of the Bay on the north, Larkin Street on the east,
Washington Street and a direct line to the Pacific Ocean
on the south, and the Pacific Ocean on the west.
Sccojid Precinct. — Bounded by Washington Street and
a direct line to the Pacific Ocean on the north, Larkin
Street on the east, Post Street and a direct line to the
Pacific Ocean on the south, and the Pacific Ocean on the
west.
Third Precinct. — Bounded by Post Street and a direct
line to the Pacific Ocean on the north, Larkin Street on
the east, Eddy Street as produced and a direct line to
the Pacific Ocean on the south, and the Pacific Ocean on
the west.
Fourth Precinct. — Bounded by Eddy Street as pro-
duced and a direct line to the Pacific Ocean on the north,
Larkin Street on the east, Grove Street and a direct line
to the Pacific Ocean on the south, and the Pacific Ocean
on the west.
Fifth Precinct. — Bounded by Grove Street and a direct
line to the Pacific Ocean on the north, Larkin Street on
the east, Market Street from Larkin to Ridley Street on
the southeast, Kidley Street and a direct line to the Pa-
cific Ocean on the south, and the Pacific Ocean on the
west.
Police Department. *
Chief of Police.— THEODORE G. COCKRILL.
Commissioners. — Mayor ex ojicio President Board of
Supervisors, Police Judge, and Chief of Police.
Captains of Police. — Isaiah W. Le^s, William Y. Doug-
lass, Henry H. Ellis, JohnShort, and "William H. Kentzel.
Clerk Chief of Police.— AUred Clarke.
Detectives.— Captain I. W. Lees, Captain H. H. Ellis,
Benjamin F. Bohen, A. W. Stone, John Coffey, and Wil-
liam S. Jones.
Property Clerk.— Wiilia.m Cullen.
Inspector of Hacks. — Cornelius Martin.
City Prison Keepers. — Meier Lindheimer, Samuel B.
Alden, Ephraim J. McCourtney, and William D. Hensley.
licgiUar Policemen. — Samuel B. Alden, Charles W.
Amiager, Alexander B. Asher, John C. A^ers, Arnop
Bainbridge, Joseph H. Baker, Patrick Barrj', Charles
Bauer, John W. iieckwith, Joseph Bee, Charles A. Blaks-
lee, C^TUs A. Blinn, Benjamin K Bohen, Joseph K. Boul-
let, Otto Boye, William O. Bradley, Isaac Bradrick, L M.
Broum, Frederick T. Bruwn, Stephen Bunner, William L.
Burdick, John Burke, William burke, William J. Burke
John H. Burns, Henry A. Buttner, William L. Carpenter,
John Case}', William Claressy, Alfred Clarke, James H,
Cochran, Daniel Coffey, John Coffey, Edward Cohm, W.
L. Coles, John Colter, Peter Connolly, Charles Cook,
Enuch T. Cosseboom, Dennis Coumeen, Christian C. Cox,
Thomas H. C^ogan, Charles Cullen, William Cullen,
George W. Curtis, Edward Devitt, Charles H. Dickinson,
John D. Dolan, William Doran, William R. Dojle, An-
drew J. Duultvj', Edward R. Eaton, Leopold Englander,
Martin Fennell, Michael Fitzgerald, John M. Fitzg'ibbon,
Jacob B. Fomer, I. L. Gallagher, Henry Gardenier, Wil-
liam Gaynor, Thomas Gillespie, Andrew Glover, W. F.
Goldsmith, Leonard Guion, Patrick S. Haggerty, Charles
H. Uall, George W. Harmun, James Harold, Thomas R.
Harris, Juhn A. Harty, William D. Hensley, Robert Ho-
gan, Abraham J. Huughtaling, James H. Hutton, Paxton
K. Jacoby, Charles Johusun, William S. Jone^, Patrick
Keanis, William L. Keyser, Thomas P. Kingsbm'y,
Charles Kohlman, Thomas R. Langford, Henry Law, Ja-
cob Lerman, Meier Lindheimer, Michael Loftus, Philip
Maguire, John Mahon, Albert Marsh, Cornelius Martin,
Hugh McCaffrey, E. J. McCourtney, John P. McDermott,
Patrick McDonough, Thomas D. McKemia, John A. Mc-
Laughlin, James McNamara, John McSurley, John Mea-
gher, Theodore C. Metzler, Michael Michaels, William F.
* Number of Captains provided by law, four ; salary, $1,800
per annum each ; number of poUcemen, limited by law to one
hundred and fifty ; salary, :?1.5U0 per annum each. Salary uf
Chief s Clerk, SLdOOpt-raunmn; of Property Clerk, §1,800 per
annum. In addition to the regular force of the Department,
there are a number of local ullicers deputized for duty in
particular sections of the city, who are paid by the OBTiers
of property ou their respective beats.
Miles, Michael Murphy, Michael Murray, Watson Nichols,
A. W. Niles, James "O'Donnell, Peter O'Reilly, D. A.
Peckinpah, Sheldon Pomroy, Thomas Price, Nason Rob-
inson, James R. Rogers, P. K. Rogers, Henry F. Kos-
kamp, Thomas P. Ryan, John Schroeder, Richard
Scott, John H. J. Seyden, Abraham Sharp, John W.
Shields, Timothy Shields, Charles E. Shut*, Kaymond M.
Silvey, Patrick Slevin, M. A. Smith, Philip R. Smith,
Frank Spiller, R. D. Stiles, John Sullivan, David Supple,
Henry W. Waite, John Waldron, Charles D. Wallace, Juhn
Wallace, Edward Ward, James A. Wilson, John T.
Wright, and Charles E. Wulferdingen.
Local and Special Policemen. — William Allen, Charles
E. Anderson, Frank P. Anderson, John Anderson, Waltei
B. Anderson, Charles M. Baldwin, Armand Barbier, Ed-
ward Barnard, Charles H. Bartlett, P. Baxter, George
Beanston, Nicholas Beck, Jost Becker, W. K. Benjamin,
George Bentley, Fred. Bemius, George W. Birdsall, Thomas
M. Blair, T. V. Bliffens, William H. Bogle, Patrick Bohen,
Joseph Boyd, William Bradford, B. T. Bradley, James
Brady, Patrick Brandon, William Brewer, Edwin W.
Brown, Henry Brown, H. 1. Brown, Samuel Bruwn,
Thomas Brown, William P. Brown, E. H. Bryan, Jr.,
Martin Butler, Harvey D. Butts, John Byers, Edward
Bynie, William J. Byrnes, James Calliighan, Christian
Callundan, Joseph Cappola, George Carlise, John K. Car-
son, Frederick Carstens, Paul Carty, Stephen Carthy, I. L.
Champlin, James J. Clinton, George Coffin, William Col-
ley, James Conlin, W, C. Connell, David R. Cook, WU-
ham A. Cook, P. H. Cooty, E. P. Cotting, George Cox,
Felix Cosgrove, W. S. W. Cragin, Fi-ank Croon, William
Culligan, Thomas H. Curran, James Curtin, John Gush-
ing, Thomas Daley, Patrick Daly, Eugene Dalton, Patrick
Darragh, Emanuel De Levere, A. L. Delaney, Daniel De-
laney, Patrick Demnan, Thomas Dennison, George Dob-
son, Thumas Donlan, James M. Donlon, William L. Don-
nellau, Thomas Doruin, Henry Downie, John Doyle, Q.
F. C. Dorge, George W. Duffield, Francis E. Durham, L.
B. Edwards, R. Espinasse, Charles Estes, John Evatt,
William Evatt, Peter Finnegan, Samuel L. Flemmg, Soc-
rates C. Fleming, Joseph A. Fletcher, Peter Flvnn, W. H.
Foster, J. R. Fouratt, William Frederick, S. C. Fuld,
Christian Gardemeyer, Charles M. Gaskin, William Gib-
son, Robert Gill, John Gray, John A. Gray, Charles
Grimm, A. H. Hagen, Henry Hall, James Hamilton,
Thomas Hamilton, Joshua Hamlin, Erwem Handman,
Benjamin Hanford, Hiram A. Harford, Robert E. Har-
mon, Isaac Harrington, John Harris, John I. Harron,
Fred. Hauffe, Patrick C. Hawkins, H. W. Hendrickson,
William Higgins, John E. Hill, Thomas Hogan. Mortimer
Hopkins, Daniel Horgan, L. V. B. Howell, S. W. Hoyt,
E. D. Humphrey, Nathaniel Hunter, Charles E. Hutch-
ings, Washington Irving, Charles H. Jasen, Elisha E.
Jennings, Andrew Johnson, Charles Johnson, Hans P.
Johnson, Henry Johnson, J. A. B. Jordan, H. L. Judell,
William B. Keller, Joseph A. Kelley, John Kelly, P. J.
Kelly, Walter Kempt^n, Thomas Kennedy, F. Keuscher,
Henry Keyser, Michael King, Thomas King, Joseph Klain,
John G. Knower, C. Phillip Kramer, Charles Kristein,
Thomas Langan, Charles Langley, James W. Lannon, Den-
nis Lawior, Theodore Le Berthoii, Robert C. Lemar, Philip
R. Leroy, Elias L. Libbey, Henry Libbing, Jacob Lindo,
Thomas A. Ling, William Little, M. Littleton, George
Loney, Hans Lorentzen, William H. Lowrie, Timothy
Lynch, Albert Lyser, Andrew Mackenzie, Thomas Mackin,
James Madison, Miguel Marques, James H. Marshall,
John Martenstein, George Martin, A. J. Mason, John F.
McCauIey, James McCrea, Mathew McDougall, Thomas
McDougall, Charles McGhan, John McHugh, Michael Mc-
Laughlin, Charles C. McLean, John McLean, John H.
McLean, Henry J. Melius, John C. Meyer, Frederick
Meyer, Joseph Mier, Albert Miller, Albert S. Miller,
Charles Miller, Charles W. Miller, James Mills, Joseph W.
Monroe, Charles M, Moore, William Moore, Frank Mor-
rell, James T. Morrell, Joseph J. Morris, C. C. Morton,
Thomas Morton, William J. Mulcahy, Hugh Neeley, R. J.
Nichols, James O'Donnell, James O'Neil, John O'Neil,
Thomas Olvany, William Olwell, Harvey D. Parker, James
Peach, Charles Peirce, Frederick W. Peirce, J. H. Per-
kins, James H. Perrj', Oliver Peterson, Dudley Phelps,
John Phillips, Samuel G. Phillips, Walter J. H. Vi\^T,
Juhn Piatt, E. H. Pomeroy, R. W. Preshe, John T.
Read, LawTence Reilly, Michael Reilly, John Rey-
nolds, H. Rhody, Israel Richards, Jesse Richardson, John
W. Roberts, W. A. Robinson, William B, Rogers, John
Samson, Edmund J. Saulsburj-, Henry Savage, John H.
Sawyer, John W. Schimp, Jacob Schweitzer, Robert Sey-
bold, Samuel Shears, Samuel Sherman, George Simon,
Charles Simpson, John Slevin, Henry Smetzer, Charles A.
MOHaAK & CO., Wholesale Oyster Sealers, 87 California Market.
CP. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH.
951
Smith, Joseph Smith, Mathew F. Smith, John H. Sniv-
ellv George D. Stickle, Herman Stieglietz,WiUiam Strong,
William P. Sullivan, Mowry P. Sweet, G. C. Swenson,
Henry Tasset, Andrew Thomas, Charles P. Thompson,
Beuben Tucker, Edward Twoniey, John Usher, U. Van
Wagoner, John Wainright, P. T. M. Waite, John W.
Walsh William Walsh, W. Wamock, John G. Wedell, L.
Wells, J. M. Wentworth, Edwin O. West, George M. Wes-
ton Fenton White, Silas A. White, James Wigmore, An-
drew Williams, Joseph E. Williams, William Willie, Fran-
cis A Wilson, John C. Wilson, OloH Wilson, D. C. Woods,
rharies J. Woodward, John D. Yates, and Oliver C. Yea-
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.^
Sii_peri;»(i;)Kifin(.— Monroe Greenwood.
Operators.— Fra^ak G. Wood, Harry Morton, and J. S
U r<iuhart.
iicpairers.— Robert SUvey and William Morton.
SIGNAL BOX STATIONS.
l_irw cor Stockton and Francisco.
2— NE cor Mason and Lombard.
3— SW cor Stockton and Greenwich.
4— NW cor Sanson! and Greenwich.
6 — NE cor Battery and Union.
6 — SE cor Montgomery and Green.
7— SE cor Kearny and Union.
8_SW cor Powell and Union.
9— NE cor Dupont and Vallejo.
*12— NW cor Calfomia and Kearny.
'13— SW cor Front and Broadway.
14— SW cor Stockton and Broadway,
"15— SW cor Clay and East.
16 — NW cor Pacific and Mason.
*17— NE cor Pacific and Kearny.
•IS— SW cor Sansom and Jackson. _
*lt) — NW cor Washington and Davis.
21— City Hall.
23— SW cor Clay and Taylor.
24— NE cor Clay and Powell.
-25— NW cor Washington and Dupont.
-16— NE cor Clay and Battery.
•27— SW cor Montgomery and Commercial.
-2S — SW cor Pine and Dupont.
*20— SE cor Stockton and California. "♦
-31_SW^ cor Sansom and Halleck.
32— SW cor California and Drumm.
-34 — SW cor Mission and Steuart.
-35 — SE cor Montgomery and Pine.
*36 — NW cor Folsom and Steuart.
*37— NW cor Battery and Bush.
*3S— SE cor Market and Second.
39_NW cor Howard and Spear.
•41_NW cor Sutter and Jones.
42 — SE cor Geary and Mason.
*43— H. and L. No. 1, O'Farrell nr Dupont.
»45— SW cor O'Farrell and Jones.
*46— SE cor Kearny and Sutter.
*47 — SW cor Market and Powell.
♦48— NE cor Market and Kearny.
*49 — NE cor Stockton and Sutter.
*51— NW cor Folsom and Beale.
♦52 — N^V cor Mission and Fremont.
63— NW cor Townsend and Tliird.
♦54— Engine No. 4, Second nr Howard.
66 — S side Brj-ant west of First.
57— SW cor BVannan and Second.
*68 — NW cor Folsom and First.
59— p. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf, foot of First.
61— SW cor Howard and Third.
62 — SE cor Mission and Fourth.
63 — NE cor Harrison and Fourth.
64— SW cor Howard and Fifth.
65 — SE cor Mission and Si.xth.
67— NTE cor Harrison and Hawthorne.
68— NE cor Brannan and Fom-th.
69— SW cor Bryant and Tliird.
71 — NW cor Slission and Eleventh.
72— SE cor Mission and Thirteenth.
73— SE cor Howard and Eighth
74 — Engine No. 7, Sixteenth nr Valencia.
75— Market opposite Seventh.
76— SW cor Market and Hayes.
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78 — NE cor Folsom and Ninth.
79— NW cor Folsom and Twelfth.
81 — SE cor Franklin and Hayes.
82— NE cor Fultun and Gough.
S;^— NE cor Octavia and Oak.
84 — Valencia and Market.
85 — NE cor Lagima and Hayes.
♦91— NE cor Hvde and Turk.
92— NE cor Frarklin and Turk.
♦93 — NE cor Jones and Turk.
94 — SE cor Polk and Ellis.
♦95 — Cor Taylor and Market.
123— SE cor'Hvde and l^nion.
124— Pioneer Woolen Mills, Black Point.
125 — NW cor Filbert and Jones.
126 — SE cor Hyde and Washington.
127 — SE cor Broadway and Polk.
128 — SE cor Sacramento and Leavenworth.
129 — SE cor Pacific and Leavenworth.
'132 — SW' cor Pine and Mason.
134— SE cor Bush and Hyde.
135— SW cor Bush and Polk.
136— NE cor Post and Van Ness Avenue.
137 — NW cor Post and Larkin.
138 — NW cor California and Larkin.
*139— SW cor O'Farrell and Hyde.
142— NE cor Valencia and Twentieth.
143— NE cor Mission and Twenty-second.
145 — NW cor Folsom and Twenty-second.
146— SW cor Folsom and Sixteenth.
147— NE cor Howard and Twentieth.
148 — SE cor Mission and Sixteenth.
149 — SW cor Folsom and Eighteenth.
152 — SW cor Brannan and Eighth.
153 — NW cor Harrison and Seventh.
154 — NW cor Brj-ant and Sixth.
156— NE cor Fourth and Berry.
167— S side Folsom east of Fourth.
loS — S side Folsom east of Fifth.
159— Engine No. 6, Sixth nr Folsom.
162 — SE cor Pacific and Franklin.
163 — SE cor Sacramento and Franklin.
164— SE cor Clay and Polk.
172— NE cor McAllister and Buchanan.
173 — NW cor Ellis and Buchanan.
174 — NE cor Turk and Fillmore.
183— NE cor Mission and Eighth.
192— NW cor California and Front.
213 — SW cor Bush and Buchanan.
214 — NE cor Bush and Steiner.
215— SE cor Washington and Webster.
216— SE cor Sacramento and Fillmore.
217 — SE cor Devisadero and Bush.
218— NE cor Post and Fillmore.
231 — NE cor Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234 — NW cor Harrison and Twenty-foxirth,
235 — City and County Hospital.
236— NE" cor Mission and Twenty-si-xth.
♦Automatic boxes.
Directions for Key-holders.— Upon the discovery of a
fire near your signal-box, turn the crank slowly and stead-
ily about twenty.five or thirty times, then wait a few
moments, and if you hear no alarm on the large bells,
turn as before. If you still hear no alarm, go to the next
box and give the alarm from that. Never open the box
or touch the crank except in case of fire. Never signal
for a fire seen at a distance. Do not give an alarm for a
burning chimney. Be sure your box is locked before
lea\ing it. Upon a second alarm being struck for the
same fire it will be considered a general alarm. Second
alarms will be turned in only by order of the Chief Engi-
neer or his Assistants. _ _ ,
Keys of the signal boxes are deposited in the vicinity
of each box, at such places as are indicated upon cards
placed thereon.
Boxes designated with a star are Automatic ones. An
alarm from these is given by pulling down the hook once
and letting go, unerting mechanism doing the rest.
Complaints concerning the working of the Fire Alarm
Telegraph, irregular striking of the bells and gongs, broken
wires, ete., should in all cases be made at the Fire Alarm
Office, Brenham Place.
In case of tumult or riot, whereby the services of the
Pohce force are required, an alarm will be given, consist-
ing of ten strokes upon the bells and gongs, repeated five
times, which will be a signal for the Police to assemble at
the City Hall. This alarm will be given only by order of
the Mayor or Chief of Police.
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The teletn'aph apparatus consists of about one hundred
and twenty miles of wire, divided into fourteen circuits,
of which nine are signal circuits, or circuits running to
the signal boxes. Alarm gongs are located in the differ-
ent Engine, Hook and Ladder, and Hose houses, each con-
nected with the Central Office by the fire-alami circuits;
and seven alarm bells for striking the number of the
alarm box, located as follows: One on the Hall of the
Exeuii)t Fire Co., one on the Engine House on Sixth
Street, one on the Engine House on Stockton Street, one
on the Engine House on Second Street, one on the Engine
House on California Street, one on the Engine House on
Sixteenth Street, and one on the Engine House on Pacific
Street. The belJs and gongs are each struck at the same
time b,v electrical machinery. The Police and Health Ap-
paratus consists of thirteen stations, each communicating
with the Central Office, Brenhara Place, where a constant
watchfulness is exercised by the attending operator.
Fire Department.*
The Paid Fire Department of the Citj' and County of
San Francicco was organized December 3, IStiG.
The present force consists of two hundred and twenty-
nine offit:ers and men (including the Board of Engineers,
the Clerk and Messenger of the Board, and seven employes
at the Corporation Yard), eleven steamers, to each" of
which is attached a hose reel, five hose carriag'es, and
three hook and ladder trucks. Each steamer and hook and
ladder truck is drawn by two horses, and the hose car-
riages liy one each. Number of horses in the Department,
fifty-one. Amount of hose in use, twenty-seven thousand
one hundred and fifty feet, all of which is carbolized.
Number of'hydrants, one thousand and seven available for
the purpose of extinguishing fires; number of cisterns,
forty-nine in good order; total capacity, one million eight
hundred and ninety-nine thousand eight hmidred and
fifty-six gallons.
Expenditures for the Fiscal Year ending June 30,
1874.— Salaries, §133,320. Hose, pipe, etc., §33,322.34.
Running expenses, §27,702.00. Office rent and stationery,
$1,415.35, Cisterns and hydrants, SS,260. Purchase of
engine lots and erection of buildings, §7,901.79. Fire
Department rents, §1,270. Total, §213,191.54.
OJiccrs.— William Ford President; Gordon E. Sloss, C-
B. Edwards, Edward Flaherty, and J. L. King, Commis"
sioners ; John P. Shine, Clerk ; George W. L. Post, Mes'
senger; David Scanneli, Chief Engineer; Matthew Brady
George W. Corbell, James Riley, and John E. Ross, As-
sistant Engineers ; Samuel Rainey, Superintendent of
Steamers ; William Free, Assistant Superintendent ; Wil-
liam N. Smith, Corporation Yard Keeper; Charles Lyons,
Drayman; John McCarthy and William T. Finley, Hy-
drantmen ; Peter Bums, Veterinary Surgeon.
John L. Durkee, Fire Marshal (appointed by Board of
Fire Underwriters) ; David Van Orden, Deputy.
Steamer, No. 1.— Located 419 Pacific Street. Engine,
Amoskeag, first class ; size of cylindere (two), seven and a
half inches each; length of stroke, twelve inches; capacity,
six hundred gallons per minute ; weight, eight thousand
pounds ; cost, §(1,250 in currency.
Memberii. — Charles F. Kimball, Foreman; John Reilly,
Engineman; Reuben A. Seaders, Driver; Morris Sullivan,
Firemati; O. F. Baker, William H. Lodge, W. N. Smith,
Michael Bird, William Walsh, T. Langdon, E. T. Jones,
and Arthur Lynch, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 2.— Located 412 Bush Street. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class ; cylinders, six and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute; weight, six thousand pounds; cost,
§5,950 in currency.
Jfc7)i6(,')-s.— Jeremiah J. Kelley, Foreman; J. Stoddard,
Engineman ; George A. Clinton, Driver ; Charles A.
Fnmz, Fireman ; Thoniiis Sands, John Wills, James E.
Culver, Isaac A. Shields, George G. Gordon, Charles A.
Lyons, W. S. Lafferty, and Charles McGahan, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 3.— Located on the south side of California
Street, between Hyde and Leavenworth. Engine, Amos-
keag, second class; cylinder, eight and a half inches;
length of stroke, twelve inches; capacity, four hundred
For Act of the Legislature organizing a Paid Fire Depart-
ment for San Francisco, and salaries of the officers and men
attached thereto, see pages 882-835.
gallons per minute ; weight six thousand pounds ; cost,
§5,950 in currency.
Members. — M. J. Dolan, Foreman; Ira H. Chapman,
Engineman; Robert MePeake, Driver; H. A. Irving, Fire-
man ; J. H. Lynch, D. Ryan, P. Barry, B. Bassini, Charles
Duisenbery, George E. Luther, A. Truman, and J. J.
DriscoU, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 4.— Located 144 Second Street. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class; cylinder, six and a half inches;
length of stroke, ten inches; capacity, four hundred gal-
lons per minute; weight, six thousand pounds; cost,
§5,950 in currency.
Members. — William H. Miller, Foreman; J. J. Murphy,
Engineman; S. D. Jones, Driver; James Stroud, Fire-
man ; Edward Keating, John Tichnur, Francis C. Hensley,
James Williamson, G. L. Darling, David De Groote, S.
Hall, and William Keller, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 5.— Located 1219 Stockton Street. En-
gine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, six and a half
inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hun-
dred gallons per minute; weight, six thousand pounds;
cost, §4,500 in currency.
Members. — George W. Kennard, Foreman; Hugh Col-
vin, Engineman; George S. Oliver, Driver; George E.
Miller, Fireman ; James Grady, John J. Mahoney, James
W. Brady, John Broidy, Thomas Murphy, Frederick Rose,
John Colvin, and H. Robinett, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 6.— Located 311 Sixth Street. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class; cylinders, six and a half inches;
leng-th of stroke, ten inches; capacity, four hundred gal-
lons per minute; weight, six thousand pounds; cost,
§4, .500 in currency.
Members.—^. O. T. Smith, Foreman ; William Simp-
son, Engineman; T. G. Walker, Driver; John Lee, Fire-
man ; Edward Reilly, Thomas Donnicliff , Thomas Sawyer,
John E. Donovan, Frank Haskell, Daniel Kearney, John
Keane, and James Dailey, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 7. — Located on the north side of Six-
teenth Street, between Guerrero and Valencia. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class ; cylinders, eight and a half inches ;
length of stroke, twelve inches; capacity, four hundred
galluns per minute; weight, six thousand pounds; cost,
§4,500 in cmTency.
Members. — John J. Skehan, Foreman ; P. H. Flemming,
Engineman; James Johnson, Driver; John Cook, Fire-
man ; William H. Parcells, Theodore Schult«, Brjan Bums,
William H. Nicholson, J. O'Neil, J. J. Barnett, William
F. Thomas, and J. McPeake, Hosemen.
STEAiiER, No. 8.— Located 1214 Pacific Street. Engine,
Amoskeag, third class ; cylinder, seven and a half inches ;
length uf stroke, ten inches ; capacity, three hundred gal-
lons per minute; weight, foiu* thousand poiuids ; cost,
§4,250 in currency.
Members. — James Dyer, Foreman ; D. D. Hayes, En-
gineman ; H. Lavillain, Driver ; John H. T. Smith, Fire-
man ; G. Chambers, Richard J. Courtier, William F.
Porter, James W. Kentzel, T. F<ix, D. H. Kennard, A.
W. Prevost, and J. T. Connell, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 9.— Located 320 Main Street. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, six and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred gal-
lons per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds ; cost,
§5,.'i00 in currency.
Afc?ni*crA'.— William H. Spencer, Foreman; Samuel
Bridgewood, Engineman ; Samuel J. Nash, Driver ; John
J. Heuretta, Fireman; G. Casey, A. S. Williams, J. A.
Campbell, Joh i Crowley, T. Conniff, J. E. Connelley, J.
L. Bridgewood, and E. Scott, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 10.— Located on Bryant Street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ;
cylinder, six and a half inches, length of stroke, ten
inches'; capacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
six thousand pounds ; cost, §5,500 in currency.
Members. — Joseph Jourdan, Foreman ; Uarry C. Rey-
nolds, Engineman ; Thomas Swift, Driver ; Edward
O'Neil, Fireman; Thomas Douglas, Philip W. Brady, Ed-
ward H. Cox, T. Donovan, C. Carey, J. Colbert, I. Hal-
loway, and John McGee, Hosemen.
Steamer, No. 11.— Located on Fourteenth Street, be-
tween Railroad Avenue and N Street, South San Fran-
cisco. Engine, Amoskeag, second class; cylinder, eight
and a half inches ; length of stroke, twelve inches ; capaci-
ty, four hundred gallons per minute; weight, six thou-
sand p«mnds ; cost, §5,500 in currency.
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOEGAIT & CO.'S.
■. p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS.
953
Members.— C. J. Gillen, Foreman ; Thomas Sullivan,
Engineman ; E. 0. Sullivan, Driver ; Charles Stanton,
Fireman ; John Ford, Frederick Werner, Christopher
Winrow, George Graves, John Duggan, James Dolan,
John J. Dooley, and George Welsh, Hosemen.
Hose, No. 1.— Located 112 Jackson Street.
Members.— John Cosgrove, Foreman ; John Riley, Driv-
er ; Charles Bell, Steward ; M. BjTon, John Troy, H. P.
.Mead, John Hayes, John Warner, and John Handley,
Hosemen.
Hose, No. 2. — Located on Post Street, near Fillmore.
Members. — George R. Holmes, Foreman ; James Tal-
bot, Driver; William Bums, Steward; James H. Cahill,
LaiiTence Hyland, P. H. Jones, J. J. Shay, H. Dillon, and
M. Lavelle, Hosemen.
Hose, No. 3.— Located on Twenty-second Street, near
Folsom
Members. — Isaac V. Denniston, Foreman ; John Mc-
Greevy, Driver; William A. Peake, Steward; John J.
Crowley, Robert T. Brown, William Grant, Samuel Peter-
sun, James Hanna, and Thomas Kavanagh, Hosemen.
Hose, No. 4.— Located 1802 Stockton Street.
Members. — James Derham, Foreman ; B. Whitehead,
Driver; William Willock, Steward; William Derham,
Thimas Rvan, John McCarthy, WilUam Finley, James
R jgers, and David A. Finn, Hosemen.
Hose, No. 5.— Located on the south side of Market
Street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
,Wfm6<?rx.— James Riley, Foreman; Thomas McGlynn,
Driver ; H. Arnett, Steward ; John Hyland, J. W. Mc-
ilcnomy, T. R. Carew, F. SchaSer, WiUiam Carew, and
D.'.vid Kerrigan, Hosemen.
Hook axd Laddeh. Co., No. 1.— Located 22 O'Farrell
Street.
Members.— A. C. Imbrie, Foreman; Albin Eissland,
TiUeraian ; James Watson, Driver ; WiUiam Anderson,
Charles J. Little, John Albers, Frank Merrifield, William
Jennings, J. Muntz, R. S. Wray, J. Lanigan, P. O'Hagan,
H. Quinn, M. McLaughlin, and WilUam Prendible, Hook
and Laddermen.
Hook Axn Ladder Co., No. 2.— Located 627 Broadway.
Members.— John O'Brien, Foreman; T. Dougherty,
Tillerman ; John R. Lawson, Driver ; T. Lelevier, P.
L"uadec, J. P. Nesbit, John O'Brien, H. Derham, B.
HaskeU, C. Percival, W. S. Smith, WUliam Martin, J.
Br.idy, WUUam Clare, and F. Anderson, Hook and Lad-
dermen.
Hook a^jd Ladder Co., No. 3.— Located on the south
6i ie of Market Street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Members.— W. D. L. HaU, Foreman; Morris M. Baker,
Tillerman ; E. Brubaker, Driver; E. F. McKittrick, Michael
-\llmayer, Sanmel Appel, M. F. Healey, J. Delaney,
Edward Lanigan, James J. Maloney, George Silvey, Peter
R. O'Brien, Walter Waters, Peter Fljim, and Mark Brown,
Hook and Laddermen.
I^tot and ^UU 0tium.
Federal Officers.
Army XT. 5., Divisim, of the Patn/ic.— Maj.-Gen. J. M.
Scbofteld, Commanding ; Capt. William M. Wher-
vy, Aid-de-Camp and Acting Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral ; Lieut. WilUam Ennis, Aid-de-Camp ; Lieut.
Frank Michler, Aid-de-Camp; Lieut. -Col. J. C. Hel-
ton, Assistant Adjutant-General; Lieut. -CoL Ro^er
Jones, Assistant Inspector- General ; Col. L. C. Eas-
ton. Assistant Quartermaster-General, Chief Quarter-
master; Lieut.-CoL A. R. Eddy, Deputy Quarraaster-
General, Depot Quartermaster; Lieut. -Col. W. W.
Bums, Chief Commissan' Subsistence; Maj. Samuel
Woods, Chief Pavmaster; Lieut.-Col. Robert Murray,
Medical Pxm'evof ; Lieut. John C. Mallerj-, Engineer
Officer; Maj. Julian McAllister (stationed at Benicia),
Chief Ordnance Officer; Maj. Charles C. Reeuey, At-
tending Surgeon ; Capt. Henrj- Johnson, Medical
Storekeeper. Headquarters, northwest corner of
Stockton and O'Farrell streets.
Army U. S., Department Caii/oniwr.— Maj.-Gen. J. M.
Scliofield, Commanding; Maj. Samuel Breck, At^sist-
ant Adjutant-General; Lieut.-Col. A. R. Eddy, Chief
Quartermaster; Capt. Thomas Wilson, Chief Cum-
missao' Subsistence ; Maj. C. J. Spragne, Chief Pay-
master; Majs. C. W. Wingard and Bmntz Ma^er,
Pai,"masters ; Maj. Charles McCormick, Medical Di-
rector and Attending Surgeon ; Maj. H. P. Curtis,
Judge Advocate; Capt. William P. Martin, Military
Storekeeper. Headquarters, northwest corner of
Stockton and O'Farrell streets.
Army U. S., U. S.Eiig{neer$,PaciJic Coast— li\eut.-Co\.
B. S. Alexander, Senior Engineer and President Board
of Engineers Pacific Coast; Maj. George H. Mendell,
in charge, Lieut. Clinton B. Sears, Assistant, Alcatraz
Island and Lime Point ; Lieut.-Col. C. S. Stewart, m
charge Fort Point; Lieut. John H. Weeden, Record-
er Board Engineers, otfices 533 Kearny ; Lieut. -Col. R.
S. Williamson, Twelfth Light-house District; office,
northw^est comer of Stockton and O'Farrell streets.
Army U. S., Recruiting Officer in charge of liendez-
vous. — Capt. Richard F. O'Brien, 313 Kearny Street.
Centennial Commissioner for Calif&mia. — J. D. Creigh ;
office, 714 Shotwell Street.
Coast S^(rvey Western Coast ZKrwon.— Prof. George Da-
Wdson, Assistant in Charge Pacific Coast, San Fran-
cisco; Augustus F. Rodgers, Cleveland Rockwell, A.
W. Chase, Louis A. Sengteller, and Gershom Brad-
ford, San Francisco; W. E. Greenwell, Sauta Barba-
ra, and James S. Lawson, Olympia, W. T., Assistants ;
George Farquhar, William Eimbeck, and O. H. Titt-
mann, San Francisco, J. J. Gilbert, OljTUpia, W. T.,
S. Forney and Eugene EUicolt, Santa Barbara, Sub-
Assistants ; E. F. Dickins, Thomas J. Lo^\Ty, George
H. Wilson, William S. Edwards, Thomas P. Wood-
ward, F. Westdahl, and Robert J. Currey, San
Francisco; Frederick A. Lawson, Olympia, W. T.,
Aids. Office, 214 Stockton Street.
Collector of Pori.— Thomas B. Shannon ; office, Custom
House, third floor. [For Officers, Clerks, etc., see
page 954]
Court, Circut(.— Stephen J. Field, Presiding Judge ; Lo-
renzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge ; Lorenzo S. B. Sawyer,
Clerk ; E. P. Marsellus, U. S. Marshal ; Court Room,
U. S. Court Building.
Court, District.— Ogden Hoffman, Judge ; Edward B. Cot-
ter, Clerk ; E. P. Marsellus, U. S. Marshal ; Court
Room, U. S. Court Building.
Court Cominissimiers.—l.. S. B. Sawyer, Joseph F.
O'Beime, Edward B. Cotter, A. D. Grimwood, Robert
CYockett, H. F. Lardner ; office, U. S. Court Building ;
Charles A. Low, 116 Leidesdorff ; Nathaniel Holland,
605 Clay ; J. A. Robinson, 306 Pine ; John J. Maginis,
636 Clay; Charles J. Torbert, Central Pacific R. R.
Building, corner of Fourth and Townsend streets.
District ^«omey.— Walter Van Dyke ; John M. Coghlan,
Assistant; A. P. Van Duzer, Second Assistant ; office,
U. S. Court Building.
Inspector of Boilers.— Ja.mesJiilhQaji; office U. S. Court
Building
Inspector of Hulls.— R, H. Waterman; office, U. S.
Court Building.
Internal Reve^iiie. — John Sedgwick, Collector; John E.
Yoxmgberg, H. B. Mavhew, Albert F. Adams, F. C.
Clarke, H. A. Hubbard, Seth G. Sneden, Charles G.
Noyes, James S. Davis, and Halsey F. Cooper, Depu-
ties; Abram Shear, Herbert E. Hall, and Thomas R.
Moseley , Clerks ; James N. Driscoll, Amos J. Stockwell,
Ferdinand T. Brewster, Leonard H. Murch, Carleton
W. Miller, Charles E. Needham, Seth H. Wetherbee,
William C. Reed, and James A. Taggard, Gangers ;
Ebenezer A. McC^illough, Joseph WorriU, Oliver C.
Swain, Charles W. Mock, Fred. Cregue, H. A. Cal-
houn, A. J. F. Phelan, and J. M. Walsh, Storekeep-
ers.
Land Office.— Uenry G. Rollins, Register; Charles H.
Chamberlain, Receiver ; office, 506 Jackson Street.
Light-house Department, Pacific Coasi.— Twelfth Light-
house District : Com. A. T. Snell, U. S. N., Inspector of
the District ; St.Leger A. Touhay, Clerk ; D. W. Lowell,
Supply Clerk, office 204 Montgomery; Lieut.-Col. B.
The Best and most Cleanly Family Baths in the City are af 113 CJeary.
61
San Prancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchan*;
954
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTOBY.
S. Williamson, U. S. Eng., Engineer, E. J. Molera,
Assistant, John T. Best, Clerk, office 105 Stockton ;
Thomas B. Shannon, Superintendent of Lights; Wil-
liam W. Scott, Keeper Alcatraz Island ; J. B. Brown,
Keeper, C. Howard and A. Sutherland, Assistants,
Point Bonita ; John T. Huie, Keeper Fort Point; E.
R. Bamuni, Keeper, C. H. Lund and H. J. Hess, As-
sistants, South Faraltone Islands.
Marine Hospital, U. S.— C. N. Ellinwood, M.D., Sur-
geon; Hospital, corner of Mission and Fifteenth
streets.
Marine Hospital Service U. S., Pacific Coast, Svperin-
tendi7ig Surgeon. — C. N. Ellinwood, M.D.; office, 715
Clay Street.
Marshal, U. S. — E. P. Marsellus; Deputies: George F.
Worth, Charles H. Mead, Benjamin J. Ackerman,
Horace Bacon, and Henry Finnegass; office, 5 U. S.
Court Building.
Mint, Superintendent of.—O. H. LaGrange ; office, north-
west comer of Mission and Fifth streets. [For Offi-
cers of Departments, Clerks, etc., see page 955.]
Naval OJicer (Port of San Francisco). — Edwin G. Waite ;
office. Custom House, third floor.
Naval liendezvous. — Capt. Paul Shirley, Commanding;
R. B. Peck, Lieutenant; Edward H. Ware, Passed As-
sistant Surgeon ; John A. Scott, First- Assistant En-
gineer; Emil Kuennecke, Clerk; rooms, 1-5 Govern-
ment House.
Paymaster, U. S. N.—'R. C. Spalding; office, 434 Califor-
nia Street.
PenMon Agent, U. S. Army and Navy. — Henry R.
Reed ; office, 321 Washington Street.
Post-office. — I. A. Amerman, Assistant Superintendent
Railway Mail Ser\ice ; Edward L. Alexander, Special
Agent P. O. Department, office 606 Montgomerj' ;
James Coey, Postmaster, office northwest corner of
Washington and Battery streets. [For Clerks, etc.,
see page 95G.]
Registers in Bankruptcy. — First District: James M.
Gitchell, office 636 Clay Street, room 10. Second Dis-
trict: Samuel J. Clarke, Jr.; office, 2-t and 25 U. S.
Court Building.
Secret Strviee Division. — Henry Finnegass; office, 5 U.
S. Court Building.
Shipping Commissioner. — J. D. Stevenson; office, north-
east comer of Front and Jackson streets.
SigTMl Service, U. S. A.—S. W. Beall, Observer; James
Higgins, Assistant; office, 42 Merchants' Exchange.
SuperinteTident Construction U. S. Public Buildings. —
Samuel McCullough; office, comer of Washington
and Post Office Place.
Supervising Inspector Steamboats. — Charles C. Bemis;
office, U. S. Court Building.
Supervisor Internal Revenue, Pacific Coast.— Lewis M.
Foulke ; office, 419 California Street.
Surveyor-General /or California.— 3&mes T. Stratton;
office, 306 Pine Street. [For Clerks, etc., see p. 955.]
Surveyor Port. — Giles H. Gray; office, Custom House,
third floor.
Treasurer U. S., Assistant. — William Sherman, office, 428
Montgomery Street. [For Clerks, etc., see page 955.]
Treasury Department, IT. S., Special Agents. — Elisha
Goddard, William G. Morris, and L. W. Noyes ; office,
Custom House, third floor.
Custom House.
Northwest comer of Washington and Battery streets ;
office hours daily, from nine o'clock A.M. to three o'clock
P.M. (Sxmdays excepted).
THOMAS B. SHANNON, CoUector.
J. Frank Miller, Deputy Collector and Auditor.
L. M. Kellogg and E. Burke, Deputy Collectors.
COLLECTOR 8 OFPICB.
H. C- Miller, Cashier; J. L. Van Rej-negom, Assistant
Cashier; W, H. Coombs. Assistant Auditor; Charles E.
Cloyes, Accountant ; Florence McCarthy, Impost Book-
keeper ; W. R. SUcer, Assistant Impost Bookkeeper ;
Charles C. Leavitt, Adjuster of Duties; C. C. Redington,
R. Frank Clark, and N. G. Siebe, Entrj' and Adjusting
Clerks; L. A. LaGrange, Statistical Clerk ; J. A. Perkins
and D. F. Slatterj-, Assistant Statistical Clerks ; W. H. H.
Hussey, Record and Indorsing Clerk ; W. Ford Thomas,
Recording and Bond Clerk ; E. B. Jerome, Private Secre-
tary; C. P. Dudley, Register Clerk; Thomas H. Craig,
Export and Abstract Clerk; John H. Housman, Permit
and Order Clerk ; H. W. Massey, Debenture and Abstract
Clerk; W. A. Darling, Invoice Recorder and Examiner;
Robert D. Lennox, Liquidating Clerk ; William E. Lamb,
Entry Clerk; J. T. Watson, Examiner Gaugers' Kttums;
Daniel Harris, Examiner Weighers' Returns ; Samuel Wit-
kowski, Charles Harlan, A. W. Baker, and P. H. Andros,
Assistant Abstract Clerks; William W. Standiford, Sta-
tionery Clerk ; Edward McLean, Fee Clerk ; M^Ton Shew,
Examiner Invoices; J. A. Sampson, Abstract and Weigh
Clerk ; Charles W. Clayes and G. H. Ferr6, Liquidating
Clerks ; Thomas L. Darling, H. S. Hunt, L. Blanchard, and
E. A. Colson, Messengers; John Yontz, D. LjTich, andW.
G. Lee, Watchmen; D. Walsh, Janitor.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
JAMES H. NcNABB, Deputy Collector and Store-
keeper.
Barlow Dyer, Bond and Accountant Clerk ; C. F. Dodge,
Warehouse and Withdrawal Clerk : Al\in A. Flanders, Ab-
stract and Register Clerk ; Henry B. Goodridge, Merchan-
dise Accountant ; Herman Bruns, Store Bookkeeper ; Wil-
liam A. Fogg, ReceiWng Clerk; J. B. Worden, Deliver}'
Clerk ; Edward Naughton, Assistant Bond Clerk ; Adolph
Berg, Assistant Withdrawal Clerk ; P. H. Patten. J. Stock-
ton, Joseph Weed, P. U. Blunt, S. H. Allkire, Thomas H.
Noble, William S. McRoberts, J. Warren Mason, and John
F. Pinkham, Assistant Storekeepers ; C. P. Kelly and
Ralph Emerson, Assistant Storekeepers Appraiser's Store ;
Timothy Mahony and Henr>' E. Thomas, Messengers ; Mar-
tin Winslow, James Swimmerton, William Loughlan. John
Black, W. W. Gift, and C. Wiese, Watchmen ; Abraham En*
nis. Superintendent Laborers; H. B. Pierce, J. E. Brown,
W. H. Martin, Robert S. Nixon, A. W. Provost, John M.
Creed, and George A. Moore, Laborers.
appraiser's DEPARTMENT.
G. W. Dent and J. G. Moore, Appraisers; Frederick
Lux and H. Z. Wheeler, Assistant Appraisers ; N. B.
Hn}t, Examiner ; William Jacobs, Examiner of Drugs ;
George McDonald and T. F. Jerome, Examiners of Mer-
chandise; T. O. Lewis, Recording and Abstract Clerk;
George E. Bugbee, Sampler ; J. J. Stoddard, Me3.-enger ;
James Feeney, Superintendent of Laborers ; D. J. Hogan,
James Tuttle, Charles W. Loniler, William Steadman, and
Andrew Hollj'Avood, Laborers ; Robert J. Graham, U. S.
DrajTuan ; William H. Harran, Bookkeeper.
bur^'eyor's office.
GILES H. GRAY, Sur\'eyor.
P. W. BelHngall and F. B. Sharpe, Deputy Surveyors ;
W. H. Scales, Debenture Clerk ; Joseph W. Church, Ex-
aminer Returns ; W. S. Morgan, Messenger.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Wallace T. James, District No. 1 (North Point to How-
ard Street); Robert Bell, No. 2 (Howard Street to Folsom);
J. C. Sargent, No. 3 (Folsom Street to Long Bridge).
INSPECTORS.
James E. Squire, John M. O'Neill, John P. Sherburne,
Joseph HolljTvood, Henrj- Carbonnell, Daniel Hanlon,
Frederick W. LawTCnce, George Allman, Raphael Lande,
David S. Levy, Samuel D. Simonds, Henry C. Menomy,
Henrj' Hoeber (U. S. Measurer Vessels), Marcellus U.
Strout, C. D. Douglas, James H. Breeze, Luke H. Perkins,
William Patterson, John Fraiser, Frank Andrews, Charles
A. Marston, Geoi^e C. Haswell, Daniel C. Donogbue,
Thomas H. Glair, W. P. Harrington, George Barrington,
Charies H. McDonald, O. F. Miner, John B. Butler, E. D.
Morgan. J. H. Hickox, John DrjTnan, Samuel Dudd. M.
A. Abbott, and W. F. Swasey ; Mrs. Laiu^ Whittimore,
Inspectress.
NIGHT INSPECTORS.
LAWRENCE SELINGER, Captain.
George W. Towle, Jr., Lieutenant.
MOHGAIT & CO., 87 California l^arket, have their own Boats and Oyster Beds.
! p. VAN SCHAACK & CO.. 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS.
955
J. Buckley. Daniel S. Bates, M. W. Davis, Walter W.
Wilson, George A. Anderson, James B. Leaman, Samuel
Flint, Georye Rodden, T. M. Parker, S. Jewett, C. J. Rea-
ney, E. H. Burrill, Martin Fleming, John McMullin, Geo.
E. Sherwood, L. C. Louderback, and Gerald Cullen.
WEIGHERS.
Leauder Van Orden, District, No. 1 (North Point to Val-
lejo. Street) ; H. L. Street, No. 2 (Vallejo Street to Beale) ;
Gei.'ry:e Laws, No. 3 (Beale Street to Hunter's Point) ; Thom-
as P. Valleau, Appraiser's Store ; Patrick Mclntire, J. C.
Piilnier, W. H. Boland, John W. Bachelder, E. B. Keyes,
Tlntmas O'Shea, W. W. Greenhood, H. Newhouse, Henry
Stacy, Henry Delafield, Samuel E. Garland, A. H. Saxton,
and S. P. Mead, Assistant Weighers.
GArOER.
J. W. PROBASCO, Ganger.
Thomas R. Mott and Truman Head, Laborers.
BOARDING OFHCERS.
Charles A. Foster and William Mace.
BARGEMEN.
John F. Sylvia, Peter Williamson, John Monroe, John
White, Geo. Snyder, and John Hofferman ; J. W. Cliurch,
Clerk Barge Office.
NAVAL OKPICB.
ED\V1N G. WAITE, Naval Officer.
Walter Mead, Deputy ; W. H. Whitely, (ashier ; A. W.
Ciillum, Entry Clerk ; James E. Hug^hes and Daniel Gor-
ham. Assistant Entry Clerks ; J. J. Kelky and William
F. French, Liquidating Clerks; Henry Howk, Importand
Abstract Clerk ; Thomas R. Reynolds, Bond Clerk ; J. M.
Ainsa, Warehouse Clerk ; Edmund R. Rockwood, Miscel-
laneous Clerk ; B. T. Catlin, Return Examining Clerk ;
J. E. Goodall, Assistant Liquidating Clerk ; Delos R. Ash-
ley Messenger and Clerk.
United States Treasury,
42S Montgomery Street.
Office hours from ten o'clock a.m. to three o'clock p.m.
WILLIAM SHERMAN, Assistant Treasurer.
F. G. Bornemann, Cashier ; Thomas B. Clark, Assistant
Cashier ; E. St. John Bellows, Bookkeeper ; Charles S. Swa-
sej', Gerk ; Orlando C. Osbonie, Assistant Bookkeeper ;
L. A. Boynton, Receiving Teller; Thomas M. Watson,
Day Watchman ; William Winsor, Joseph Winrow, and
Henry S. Tucker, Night Watchmen.
U. S. Mint,
Northxcest corner of Fifth and Mi-<sio7i Streets.
The law for the establishment and reg^ulation of the
United States Mints, provides that any person may de-
posit with the officers in charge of the same, gold and sil-
ver in bullion, grain, or lumps, which, if requested, shall
be refined, assayed, and cast into bars or coined, as speed-
ily as possible after the receipt thereof. The bars to be
stamped in such manner as shall indicate the weight,
value, and fineness of the same. The expense incurred
to be retained from each deposit so made, at such rates
and charges, and xinder such regulations, as may from time
to time be established. The said charges not to exceed
the actual cost of refining, casting, and forming said bars,
including labor, wastage, use of machinerj', material,
etc., or one half per cent for coinage, to be received by
the Mint at which the deposit was made, and accounted
for to the Treasurer of tiie United States.
Office hotu-a from nine o'clock a.m. to two o'clock p.m.
Gold bullion received daily from nine o'clock a.m. to twelve
o'clock M. Silver bullion from twelve o'clock m. to one
o'clock P.M. Visitors admitted daily from nine o'clock
A.M. to twelve o'clock m.
O. H. LA GRANGE, Superintendent.
O. C. Miller, Secretary.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT,
Horace Beach, Cashier; Edward Wheaton, Bookkeeper;
E. S. Gaver, Register of Deposits; Bernard Lande, D. L.
Nnggle, Arthur Gieglingen, George Parrj', and Cooper D.
Winn. Clerks ; H. R. Williams, Superintendent of Depos-
its Melting ; Vernon H. Vaughn, Weigher Abrased Coins ;
Martin Bulger, Chief Engineer ; Fi'ank Lavine, Carpenter;
E. L. Witman and Burke La Grange, Doorkeepers ; E. H.
Norton, Conductor; Charles F. Robinson, Captain of
Watch ; T. J. Cleary, P. W. Black, J. C. Bronson, P. J.
Donoghue, T. C. Gilman, E. S. Hamilton, A. W. Morse,
L. J. Roland, J. McMahon, J. C. Neaion, William J. Quinn;
E. I. Le\Y, D. N. Coey, C. F. Wood, D. W. Pratt, John
Finnigan, John D. Boop, and Preston Curry, Watchmen ;
E. Fitzgerald, B. N. Bugbee, H. E. Parr>-, H. S. Dent, F.
Mercado, and J. J. Paul, Workmen; J. H. Bundy, Porter;
William Muhin, Janitor ; John Barry, Laborer.
ASSATER'S DEPARTMENT.
Oscar D. Munson, Assayer; William T. Reilly, Deputy
Assayer ; Leander D. Fisk, Computing Clerk; Frank D.
Heterick, Foreman ; Robert T. Roberts, James Oglesby,
Henry H. Lawrence, Moses Furbush, Lewis T. Grant,
Solomon Lowenberg, H. B. Baker, Charles H. Sherman,
Geo. H. Loring, David S. Sherman, Joseph Jacobs, James
Hannifin, B. A. Reynolds, H. M. Shepherd, and Edward
Carr, Workmen ; Miss L. F. Shew and Miss Alice J. Hall,
Weighers.
MELTER AND REFINER'S DEPARTMENT.
ALEXANDER MARTIN, Melter and Refiner.
T. B. McCauley, Assistant Melter and Refiner.
F. H. Laselle, George A. Dall, and C. A. Buckbee,
Clerks ; Jacob Stadtfelt and Samson Lyon, Ingot Melt«rs ;
J. L. Wilson, Frederick M. Benner, and John Feix, De-
posit Melters ; .T. p. Dieves. AaronC]ark, William Har-
rington, W. II. "Edmonds, Jam^;s~Uon\vav, Pet_£iLScsser,
E. J. Van 'S^TggCMTXaysrty, BTFTStoake . B. P. Franks
lin, P. B. Bacon, GT"Bacigaiupi, George A. Warren, John
CartCr7':fr*;^9JJipbelI, and W. Aderari; HrHpers ; John C.
I\*H«jt and Albei-t S. Bierce, Sweep Cellar ; James Clark,
Messenger.
coiner's DEPARTMENT.
J. T. BABCOX, Coiner.
E. W. Tagoard, Assistant Coiner.
W. H. Keith, Second Assistant Coiner ; F. H. Fisher,
Chief Adjuster; George De Squires, Assistant Adjuster;
Mrs. A. W. Bee, Mrs. J. Pennell, Mrs. Emma C. Leonard,
Miss Katie M. Baine, Miss Ida J. Chapin, Miss Maggie
Kelly, Mrs. Catherine Short, Mrs. C. J. Keeler, Miss Kate
McKenna, Miss Mariquita M. Eschenbei^, Miss Jane
Dodd, Mrs. Annie Hampton, Mrs. Georgia S. Noble, Mrs.
Martha M. Ault, Mrs. Mattie A. Shaw, Mrs. Ellen Gagan,
Mrs. Susan J. Lane, Mrs. Lizzie H. Curtis, Miss Ida M.
Cox, Miss C. A. Jessup, Mrs. Viola A. Todnian, Mrs. Mary
A. Caney, Miss Mary C. Randolph, Miss Mary Stairley, Miss
Ella A. Hunt, Miss'Lilly H. Post, Miss Mary Harvey, Mrs.
Annie E. Staniels, Mrs. Jane A. La Grange, Mrs. S. Bur-
well, Miss H. A. Chipman, Mrs. H. T. Blanchard, Mrs. S.
Waltman, Helen Parris, Jennie M. Morgan, Susie H.
Coffee, Annie E. Rix, C. T. Phillips, Emma J. Morgan,
Addie Carter, Anna Wolfinger, M. E. Daingerfield, Sarah
E. Hosnier, Sarah Melstedt, Clara B. Morrison, J. T.
Weeks, Jennie P. Biggers, J. M. De Rochfort, Lizzie H.
Turner, Lilly May Tompkins, Josejihine B. Jackson, Char-
lotte Wadleigh, Lizzie P. Grant, and F. A. Ellsworth,
Adjusters; Anna S. Ballani, Janitress ; Edward Burrell,
Weigh Clerk ; J. S. Babcox, Assistant Weigher ; Isaac H.
Hopkins, Cutter ; L. G. Clement, Assistant Cutter ; G.
M. Adams, Foreman Rolling Rooms ; E. B. Dunning,
Roller ; Charles G. Wilkins, Assistant Roller ; S. S. Burt,
Annealcr ; R. J. Rawlins, Assistant Annealer ; E. C.
Bowen, Foreman Press Room ; T. E. Maher, Assistant in
Press Room ; Frank Blair, Pressman ; Tlnmias Scott,
Foreman Machinist; W. T. Wood, W. H. Lowrie, M. A.
Singleton, F. W. Nohl, J. J. Hayes, P. A. Lamping, Sam-
uel Booth, W. R. F. Marchant, A. R. McFarlan, and E.
J. Levy, Workmen ; Henry Pearce and W. H. Wiggins,
Engineers ; M. Berkley and H. E. Winslow, Firemen.
U. S. Surveyor-General.
JAMES T. STRATTON, Surveyor-General.
Office, 306 Pine Street. Office hours from nine o'clock
A.M. to three o'clock p.m.
John A. Robinson, Chief Clerk ; H. T. Hopkins, Keeper
of Archives ; J. H. Wildes, Chief Draftsman ; Casimir
Bielawski, Ribinson Gibbons, Julius Von Schmidt, J. W.
D. Jansen, B. F. Lewarne, F. Lauteren, Charles Tripler,
D. C. Taylor, and H. S. Smith, Draftsmen ; George L.
Taylor, Bookkeeper; Theodore lieichart, William Beck,
" Cleanliness is nest to Godliness! " Go and Bathe at 113 Geary.
D. "W. Laird, San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchani
956
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
J. P. Weems, S. N. Bliven, Joseph K. Carter, Mrs. Emily
Anbury, Mrs. H. Haverstick, and Mrs. Francis Page,
Field Note Clerks ; George Chambers, Messenger.
Post-Office,
Northwestt corner of Washington atid Battery Streets.
Office hours, from eight o'clock a.m. to half past six
o'clock P.M.
JAMES COEY, Postmaster.
William C. Douqhebtv. Deputy Postmaster.
Andrew C. Jackson, Money Order Clerk ; Joseph Fui-
guire and Mrs. Abby L. Marble, Assistant Money Order
Clerks ; M. G. Sawyer and F. L. Post, Chief Registry
Clerks ; James Bow7nan, Frank Cummings, D. M. Cashin,
and J. L. Lang, Assistant Registi-y Clerks ; John Crowley,
Chief Box Clerk ; Horace A. Fowler and George L. Mliite,
Assistant Box Clerks ; Duncan M. Wilson, Stamp Clerk ;
E. C. Palmer, Chief Mailing Clerk ; F. E. Dyer, Thomas
C. Nye, W. N. Jacobs, James F. Swift, E. P. Herrick. J.
F. White, and John Barrington, Assistant Mailing Clerks ;
Henry W. Butler, Chief Newspaper Clerk ; Charles P.
Bailey, William M. Dana, and Charles Hutehins, Assistant
Newspaper Clerks ; John H. Hunt. Geurge W. Hewlett,
Hermann Shuck, Mrs. Mary B. Hurton, and Ada Wilder,
General Delivery Clerks ; Emma F. Edwards, Dead Letter
Clerk ; Albert M. Brooks, Chief Night Clerk ; George P.
Adams, W. S. Adams, W. S. Morgan, C. R. Morris, and
H. G. Rise, Assistant Night Clerks ; Alfred G. Mitchell
and John A. Browii, General Clerks.
Great Overland Slail from San FrRncisco to New York
via Salt Lake and Omaha, closes daily at thirty minutes
past six o'clock a.m.
English Closed Mail closes Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at nine o'clock p.m.
Mails for Sacramento and the Northern Mines close
daily at thirty minutes past six o'clock a.m., and forty
minutes past three o'clock p.m., for Benicia, Vallejo, etc.,
at the same hour.
Mails for Stockton and the Southern Mines close daily
at thirty minutes past six o'clock a.m., and forty minutes
past three o'clock p.m.
Mails for San Jose, etc., close daily at fifty-five minutes
past seven o'clock a. m. , and forty minutes past t\vo o'clock
P.M.
Mails for Petaluma close daily at forty minutes past one
o'clock P.M.
Mails for Eureka close daily (except Sunday), at forty
minutes past one o'clock p.m.
Mails for Los Angeles, San Dfego, and Arizona, are dis-
patched at forty minutes past three o'clock p.m. daily, ex-
cept Sunday at thirty minutes past six p.m.
Mails for Acapulco, Panama, and South America, are
forwarded by steamer twice a month, and close one hour
prior to the dei>arture of the steamer.
Mails for China, Sandwich Islands, Australasian Fiji
Islands, and Navigator's Islands, are forwarded regvdarly
by steamer and by everj- siiitable opportunity.
Additional mails for' New Zealand and Sydney, close
one hour prior to the sailing of the steamer, postage
twelve centa per fialf ounce, which prepays all postage.
At the same time mails for Australia are dispatched, post-
age ten cents per half omice, which prepays United States
postage only.
Letters must be fully prepaid by stamps. Drop letters
must be prei>aid by postage stamps at two cents jjer half
ounce. Letters will not be sent with stamps cut from
stamped envelopes or Internal Revenue stamps.
The Post-office opens at eight o'clock a.m., and closes
at half past six o'clock p.m., every day, except Sundays.
Open Sundays from nine to ten o'clock a.m.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Domestic.— Letters to any part of the United States,
three cents, prepaid, for each half ounce; city letters,
prepaid, two cents; postal cards, one cent each; transient
newspapers, two cents each two ounces ; books (not to
exceed four poiuids in weight), two cents each two ounces ;
circulars, unsealed, one cent for each two ounces to one
address: miscellaneous packages (not to exceed twelve
ounces in weight), two cents each two ounces ; postage on
newspapers to subscribers, two cents per pound prepaid
by the jjublisher ; periodicals to subscribers, three cents
I>er pound prepaid by the publisher ; books, pamphlets,
unsealed circulars, seeds, etc., two cents for each two
ounces or fraction thereof.
i-^crtiyn.— For letters not exceeding half an ounce, and
newspapers not exceeding four ounces in weight, the fol-
lowing; British America, Great Britain, Ireland, and the
Hawaiian Islands, six cents for letters and two cents fnr
news])apers; Germany and Austria, by North German
Union direct, six cents and three cents ; France, Australia
(except New South Wales), Tasmania, Central America,
Aspinwall, Panama, India, West Indies, China, Philippine
Islands, and Singapore, ten cents and two cents; Japan,
fifteen cents ; Sweden, nine cents for letters by North Glt-
man Union direct, and two cents for newspapers by way
of Stettin ; Belgium, eight cents and four cents; Nether-
lands and Italy (the last bj' North German Union direct),
ten cents and four cents ; Mexico, ten cents and two
cents; Switzerland, via Hamburg, eight cents and three
cents ; Norway, via Stettin, six cents and two cents ;
Portugal, twelve cents and seven cents ; Russia, via
Hamburg, ten cents and six cents; Spain (direct mail
via Hamburg), eleven cents and six cents; New Zealand,
twelve cents and two cents ; Denmark, seven cents and
two cents ; Moldavia, Wallachia, and Romuania (all by
North German Union direct), nine cents and sixcent^;
Greece (by North German Union direct), fourteen cents
and nine cents; New Granada (except Panama and .\s-
pinwall), eighteen cents and four cents; Peru and Chile,
twenty-two cents and four cents; Ecuador, twenty cent^
and four cents ; Cape of Good Hope and Natal, twenty-
eight cents and four cents ; Argentine Republic (by Amer-
ican packet), eighteen cents and four cents ; Brazil i^by
American packet), fifteen cents and two cents.
THE POSTAL MOXEY-ORDER STSTEM
Is intended to promote public convenience, and to insure
safety in the transfer of money through the mails. Or-
ders may be obtained at any of the Money-order Offices
for any amount up to ^50, on payment of the follomng
fee; On sums not exceeding $10, 5 cents; over $10 and
not exceeding $20, 10 cents; over $20 and not exceeding
$30, 15 cents ; over .$30 and not exceeding $40, '20 cents ;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, 25 cents. Instructions
are indorsed on the back of each order. International
money orders may be obtained on Great Britain, Switzer-
land, and Gennany on pajinent of a small percentage
regulated by the amount required.
FREE POSTAL DELO'ERT.
The Free Postal Delivery System, recently established
in this city, is similar to the one so successfully main-
tained in several of the large Eastern cities. There are
thirty-five district-s, each of which is in charge of a carrier
who delivers promptly all mail matter received at the
Post-office, upon which is written the correct address,
street, and number of the party for whom it is intended.
All persons who desire their letters, ete., retained until
called for, must leave their address at the Post-office.
Pierre P. Hoin, Jr., Superintendent ; John F. Aiken, F.
D. Arnold, M. P. Arnold, J. W. Andrzejowski, George E.
Baldwin, James Brady, Edward Br>an, W. W. Bunker,
Henry Burmeister, E. Chapman, Robert Chapman, Chris-
topher S. Curtis, Stephen Doe, George E. Fillebrown, H.
J. Finnegan, Joseph M. Flanagan, H. J. Forbes. Free-
brick Gittner, William F. Green, G. B. IngersoU, Otis
Johnson, August King, D. McGrath, Edward T. McKean,
Charles F. Neff, D. M. Ramsey, Edmond Rees, GeoigeM.
Reeves, John J. Richardson, Joshua R. Rivers, Theodore
Schaffer, Charies H. Smith, -D. O. Williams, J. W. Wil-
liams, and E. N. Zerman, Carriers.
STREET LETTER BOXES.
There are two hundred and seventeen deposit boxes,
for the reception of letters, placed in prominent locali-
ties throughout the city, from which collections are made
several times during the day in season for the departure
of the mails.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
I. A. AMERMAN, Assistant Superintendent; William
R. Wheaton, Acting.
Edward L. Alexasder, Special Agent P. O. Depart-
ment.
John Q. Ad.ims. E. G. Alban, J. C. Coolidge, P. R. Dow-
ner, C. P. Evans, J. F. Harris, T. Orchard, Jr., M. E.
Quimbv, J. H. Reid, S. M.Sutherland, and Albert Teal,
Head Postal Clerks ; W. C. Boutelle, C. W. Gumey, Wil-
liam Knapp, H. S.Loveland, John Maguire, M. J. Ma-
loncy, K. H. McCloud, E. L. McLellan, Herbert H.
Noyes, E. B. Reader, E. P. Roberts, L. J. Sellon, Andrew
J. Corapton, J. R. Hardenbergh, W. A. Robinson, and C.
F. Wot>d, Postal Clerks ; Henry Alvord, T. J. Ford, Josiah
H. Gibbs, J. W. Peny. W. M. Polleys, W. E. Donnallen,
C. Hilton, and F. R. Wilson, Route Agents.
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & 0
f
CP. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 70S, 710, 712, 714, and 715 Kearny, Established 1852.
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS.
957
State Officers.
(Office, Sacramento.)
Executive Depart7n^nL~Romua,]do Pacheco, Governor;
William Invin, Lieutenant-Governor; Drury Melone,
Secretary of State ; James J. Green, Controller ; John
L. Love, Attorney-General ; Ferdinand Baehr, Treas-
urer; Robert Gardner, Snrveyor -General ; Henry N.
Bolander, Superintendent Public Instruction ; Grant
H. Springer, Stat« Printer.
Board Egualizatiiyn.— James J. Green ex ojicio. Smith
Brown, and A. P. Catliu.
Board Education.—Rorana^do Vaxiiheco ex ojicio, Henry
N. Bolander ex officio ; Charles H. Allen, San Jos6 ;
James Demnan, San Francisco; G. R. Kelly, Sacra-
mento; J. G. Kennedy, Santa Clara; W. F. B. Lynch,
Oakland; A. C. McMeans, Sonoma, and T. 0. Craw-
ford, Stockton.
Board Health,~Iler\ry Gibhons, M.D., A. B. Stout, M.D.,
L. C. Lane, M.D., San Francisco; Luke Robinson,
M.a, Santa Qara; F. D. Todd, M.D., Stockton; J. F.
Montgomery, M.D., and Thomas M. Logan, M.D.
(Secretarj^), Sacramento.
Deaf, Burnb, and Blind I>isfitnte.—J. Mora Moss, J. C.
Haj-s, D. D. Shattuck Erwin, J. Crane, T. L. Barker
and H. A. Palmer, Directors.
Insane Asylum (Stockton).— G. A. Shurtleff, Superin-
tendent; L S. Titus, M.D., and Walter R. Langdou,
M.D., Assistants.
State pT^on.— Romualdo Pacheco ex officio, William Ir-
win ex officio, and Drurj' Melone ex officio, Directors.
State Appointees.
(Residence, San Francisco.*)
^ssayer S(a(e.— Louis Falkenau; office, 421 Montgomery
Street.
Cominissioner of I niinig ration.— "R. K. Piotrowski ; office,
302 Da\is Street.
Fish CoinmiisiMiers. — S. R. Throckmorton, J. D. Far-
well, and B. B. Reading ; office, 401 California Street.
Gauger of Liquors. — James Hunter; office, 321 Front
Street.
Harbor Commissioners. — Samuel Soule, T. D. Mathew-
son, and D. C. McRuer, Commissioners ; J. A. Mc-
Clelland, Secretary ; J. E. Skidmore, Assistant Secre-
tar:i-; T. J. Aniold, Engineer of Sea Wall; John H.
Blethen, Chief Wharfinger; office 440 Jackson Street.
Inspector of Gas Meters. — James L. Bissell; office 531
Mission Street.
Ijisurance Commissioner. — J. W. Foard; office, 401 Cali-
fornia Street.
Notarie^s Public — Allen L. A., Yerba Buena Island.
Blake Henry C, 333 Montgomen,- Street.
Blood J. H., 23 Montgomery Block.
Brooks James, 310 Montgomery Street.
Conner John W., 604 Merchant Street.
Crane Alfred C, 432 California Street.
De Zaldo Ramon, 434 Montgomery.- Street-
Fuller Arnold, 611 ilontgomerj' Street.
Hamill John, 320 Muntgoraery Street.
Hermann Samuel, 424 Montgomery Street.
Joice E. v., t) Merchants' Exchange.
King James L., 442 California Street.
Lowenberg Harris, 306 Montgomen,' Street.
Mahler Philip, 434 Montgumerj- Street.
McLaren Daniel, 23S Montgomery- Street.
Murfev Samuel S., C07 Montgomery' Street.
Smith" N. Proctor, 426 Montuomery Street.
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery- Street.
Swim D. K., 329 Montgonier>- Street.
Tharp E. H., 418 Montgomery Street.
Tibbey H. S., 600 Montgomer>- Street
* For members Board of Health, etc., eee Municipal
Officers, page &47.
Torbert Charles J., northeast comer of Fourth and
Towiisend streets.
Wegener F. O., 404 Montgomery' Street.
Wood P. G., 434 Montgomerj' Street.
Benicia and Mare Island Pilot.—CE.. Harrison; office,
517 Front Street.
Pilot Examiners.—W. P. Wells, Alden Y. Trask, and
diaries Nelson ; office, 34 Merchants' Exchange.
Pilota.—W. N. Shelly, Charles Mayo, John Maban, Frank
Murphy. S. C. Nathan, W. H. JoUiffe, Thomas J.
Rnipe, Frank Boyd, William W. Neal, William E.
Domett, Juhn W. Ott, Freeman Tmsk, J. S. DoUiver,
A. B. Gove, and J. B. Jones; office, U. S. Court
Building.
Port Wardens. — Joseph Austin, Porter Haden, Isaac
Swain, and Archibald Harloe; Secretary, John P.
J ourden ; office, 525 Front Street.
State Board of Tide Land Commissioners.— Uomualdo
Pacheco ex officio, James J. Green ex officio, Robert
Gardner ex officio, and John M. C\irrier, Secretary;
office, 715 Clav Street.
Vaccine Agent.— S. M. Mouser, M.D.; office, 235 Kearny
Street.
COURTS.
United States Circuit Court, District o/ California.—
Regfular t«nns held in San Francisco, first Monday of Feb-
ruary", second Monday of June, and first Monday of
October. Special teniis at the discretion of the Court.
Stephen J. Field, Presiding Judjte ; Lorenzo Saw-yer, Cir-
cuit Judge; Ogden Hoffman, Associate Judge; Walter
Van Dvke, U. S. Attorney; John M. Coghlan, Assist-
ant U.'S. Attorney; L. S. B. Sawyer, Clerk; Joseph F.
O Beime, Deputv c'lerk ; E. P. MarscHus, Marshal ; George
F. Worth, Charles H. Mead, Benjamin J. Akerman, Henry
Finnegass, and Horace Baeon, Deputies.
United States District Court, DlMrict of California.—
Regular tcnus held in San Francisco, first Monday of
April, second Monday of August, and first Monday of De-
cember. Special terms at the discretion of the Court.
Ogden Hoffman. Judge : Walter Van Dyke, V. S. Attorney ;
John M. Coghlan, Assistant U. S. Attorney; Edward B.
Cotter, Clerk; A. D. Grimwood, Deputy C'lerk; Robert
Crockett, Office Clerk ; E. P. Marsellus, Marshal ; Depu-
ties as above.
Supreme Court of Cad/oniw.— Regular terms held in
San Fi-aneisco, second Monday in January and July, and
at Sacramento, second Monday iu April and October.
William T. Wallace, Chief Justice ; J. B. Crockett, A. C.
N'iles, A. L. Rhodes, and E. W. McKinstry, Associate
Justices; John L. Love, Attorne.v-General ; Charles A.
Tuttle, Reporter ; James A. Waymire, Phonographic Re-
porter; Grant L Taggart, Clerk; Allen TUlinghast,
Deputy ; Carl C. Finkler, Secretarj-.
District Court. Third Uis^nV*.— Regular terms, third
Monday of April, August, and December. Samuel B.
McKee, Judge ; John B. Mhoou, Conmiissioner ; William
Harney, Clerk; Spencer C. Browne, Com t Room C'lerk ;
Colin il. Bovd, Register Clerk; John W. Breckinridge,
Assistant Register Oerk ; Samuel Osborne, Reporter.
District Court, Fourth 2)is<nVf.— Regular terms, first
Monday of February, May, August, and November.
Robert F. Morrison, Judge ; Charles Halsey, Conunission-
er; William Harnev, Clerk; John F. Boden, Court Room
Clerk; James E. Ashcom, Register Clerk; William Led-
lie, Assistant Register Clerk ; E. S. Belden, Reporter.
District Court, Twelfth ZJisfnct.— Regular terms, first
Monday of January, April, July, and October. John R.
Shan'sleiu, Judge'; William H. Rhodes, Commissioner;
William Harnev, Clerk ; Levi P Peck, Court Room Clerk ;
J. D. Ruggles, Register Clerk ; S. C. Ellis, Assistant Regis-
ter Clerk ; Harrison A. Jones, Reporter.
District Court, Fifteenth District.-'Regala.T terms,
first .Mondav of March, June, September, and December.
S. H. Dwinefle, Judge ; William H. Chevers, Commissioner ;
Cliildren's Hair Cut in tlie most Eecherolie Manner at 113 Geary.
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 513 Montgomery cor. Merchani
fe*
958
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
William Harney, Clerk ; Robert S. McKee, Court Room
Clerk; John P. Poole, Register Clerk; Henn,'' W. Kind,
Assistant Kegister Clerk; Andrew J. Marsh, Reporter.
Distiict Court, Nineteenth District. — Regular terms,
second Jlonday of April, August, and December. Edward
D. Wheeler. Judge; Gordon N. Mott, Commissioner; Wil-
liam Haniey, Clerk ; Bert MeNuIty, Court Room Clerk ;
Frank F. Stone. Register Clerk; Llewellyn J. Lee, Assist-
ant Register Clerk; John H. Riley, Reporter.
County CoHri.— Rep^larterms, first Monday of Januarj'
and of each alternate nmnth thereafter. Selden S.
Wright, Judge ; William Harney, Clerk ; William B.
Smith, Court Room Clerk; John H. Harney, Register
Clerk ; Thomas Penniman, Assistant Register Clerk ;
Charles A. Sumner, Reporter.
Probate Co«r(.— Regular terms, first Monday of each
month. Milt^in H. Myrick, Judge; William' Hamey,
Clerk ; A. J. Jeghers, Court Room Clerk ; Tristam Burges,
Register Clerk ; Frederick W. Pierce, Assistant Register
Clerk.
Municipal Criminal Co»r(.— Regular terms, first Mon-
day of January and of each alternate month thereafter.
Maurice C. blake. Judge ; William Hamey, Clerk ; D. B.
Woolf, Court Room Clerk; Frank J. Skelly, Register
Clerk ; C. A. Sumner, Reporter.
Police Co7/rf.— Sessions held daily. Davis Louderback,
Jr., Judge; Edward P. Batchelor. Prosecuting Attorney ;
William Martin, Clerk; Joseph A. Becsey, Louis Locke,
and E. C. Stock, Interpreters.
Justices' Cowrf.— Sessions held daily. Rooms, 804 Mont-
gomery Street. H. L. Joachimsen, Presiding Justice ; F.
A. Sawyer, R. Aug. Thompson, James C. Pennie, and
Lyman W. Ransom, Justices ; George L. Wedekind, Clerk ;
Charlea W. ChUds, Deputy Clerk.
Keiirlsters In Bankruptcy.
First District : James M. Gitchell ; office, 636 Clay Street,
room 10. Second District: Samuel J. Clarke; office, 24
and 25 U. S. Court Building.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
First Baptl!«t C'hnrch.
Location, north side of Washington Street, between
Stockton and Dupont. Rev. E. B. Hurlbvrt, Pastor ;
residence, 224 Post Street.
This church was organized in June, 1S49, under the
labors of its first Pastor, Rev. O. C. ^NTieeler. The church
lot was purchased in the spring of that year for the siun
of $10,000. The first house of worship was dedicated in
August, 1S49, and was the first Protestant house of wor-
ship erected in California. Mr. Wheeler's pastorate ended
in November, 1850. He was succeeded by the Rev. B.
Brierly in Maj , lSi32, who officiated until May, 1S5S. In
July, 1859, Rev. D. B. Cheney wa^ called to the pastorate,
and continued in charge until 1867, when he was forced to
resign on account of ill-health. After his resignation,
Rev. C. A. Buckbee officiated as pastorate supply until
the arrival of Rev. J. B. Thomas, February, 1868, who
continued in charge until December, 1S6M, when he al.^o
was compelled by ill-health to resign. The Rev. A. R.
Metlbiu-y took charge in November, 1S70, and officiated
until June 1, 1872. In the summer of 1853, the wooden
building was removed, and the basement of the present
edifice was erected at a cost of ^13,000. In this the con-
gregation worshiped until Sejitember, 1857, when it dedi-
cated its newly-finished building which it had completed,
for the sum of $10,000, including upholstery.
Number of communicants, two hundred and ninety-two.
The Sabbath School has an average afendance of about
two hundred and fifty. The librarj- contains about nine-
teen hundred volumes.
Sabbath services morning and evening. Sabbath School
at 1 o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday and
Friday evenings ; Church Covenant Meeting the Friday
evening preceding the first Sabbath in each month.
From this church the Columbia Square Baptist Church
was organized, December, 1S62 ; the Tabernacle Baptist
Church, December, 1865; the San Pablo Baptist Church,
February, 1867, and the Fifth Baiitist Church, September,
1869.
Ojhcers.—A. B. Forbes, B. H. Freeman, E. S. Fanis-
woi'th, Peter Craig, and N. Heath, IVustees; B. H. Free-
man, Superintendent of Sabbath School; A. W. Mann,
Assistant Superintendent; F. E. Joy, Treasurer; W. G.
Blunt, Librarian.
Metropolitan Baptist Ciinrrb.
Location, north side of Post Street, between Hyde and
Larkin. Rev. Isaac S. Kallocii, Pastor.
The Taberanaclc Baptist Church (now Metropolitan)
was organized November 23, 1865, with forty-five mem-
bers, and duly recognized by a Council of Baptist churches
December 12, 1865. Its church edifice was dedicated
.\ugust 20. 1865. It is of plain exterior, but ver>' attrac- i
tive within, having a seating capacity for three hundred
and fifty persons. On the call of its present Pastor, it
changed its original name of The Tabernacle, and adopted
instead that of The Metropolitan Baptist Church, March
3, 1875. At this time it incited the Columbia Square Bap-
tist Church, worshiping on Russ Street, to unite with it
under the pastorship of Mr. Ralloch. This invitation was
accepted, and the consolidated body commenced sen'ices
April 1. 1S75, as one people. The first steps for the or-
ganization of the Columbia Square Baptist Church were
taken in 1S60, when Dr. Cheney's congregation estab-
lished a Mission interest in the Nonantum School House
on Third Street, near Brj-ant. The Sunday School was
under the superintendence of H. H. Heath. After seve-
ral changes, a lot was puixhased on Fifth Street, comer of
Jessie, and a church erected and oi^nized December 22,
1862, where the congregation worshiped until the spring
of 1860, when the present commodious and elegant edifice
was completed. Rev. H. A. Sawtelle was the first Pastor,
who continued to officiate until October, 1866, when be re-
tired from his pastoral charge and established the Union
Square Baptist Church. Rev. C. R. Hendrickson, for sev-
eral years Piistor at Stockton, was called by the congrega-
gation to fill the vacancy. He entered upon his duties
on the first of Januan,-, 1867, and resigned June 15, 1870.
The Rev. D. S. Wat*on. of Pittsfield, Mass., was unani-
mously called by the church to the pastorate Januart',
1871. and continued in charge until his decease, Decem-
ber 27, 1872, since which time there has been nopemianent
Pastor. Neither house of worship, hitherto occupied by
these churches is sulficiently large to accommodate the
increased attendance, and a larger edifice in a suitable lo-
cation is contemi)Iated. The Advisory Committee, under
the reorganization, consists of the Deacons and Trustees
of the church, and its Pastor, together with the Trustees
and Deacons of the Columbia Square Church, at the date
of its union with this body.
Services on Sundays at eleven o'clock a.m., and half
past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer Meetings on Wednesdays
at half past seven o'clock. Sabbath School numbers one
hundred and fifty, with five hundred volumes in the li-
brary-. Meets at half past twelve o'clock p.m.
0jicers.~l. Lankershim, R. H. Clement, and J. C. Rob-
inson, Deacons ; E. Worth, Clerk ; H. S. Smith, Treasurer ;
I. Lankershim, F. A. Jennings, R. H. Clement, J. C. Rob-
inson, G. A. Case, Trustees; C. A. Buckbee, Sabbath
School Superintendent ; R. H. Clement, Assistant.
Third Baptist Chnrrli (Colored).
Location, east side of Powell Street, between Bush and
Sutter. Rev. J. R. Yov.vo, Past*>r; residence, 849 Clay
Street.
This church was organized in 1854, and formerly held
worship on Dupont Street, between Filbert and Green-
wich. In 1867, the congregation purchased the building-
and grounds fonnerly occupied by the Howard Presby-
terian Church, at a cost of $10,000, where services were
held until the fall of 1S6S, when an exchange was made
for the present site, and a church edifice erected thereon.
Services are held everj- Sabbath at three o'clock and haU-
past seven o'clock p.m.
OTficcr*.— George Duncan, J. H. ililler, J. T. Valentine,
E. W. Parker, and B. Wilson, Trustees. [
Get your Blue Point Transplanted Oysters ftom MOBGAIT & CO., California Market'
p. VAN SCHAACZ k CO., 705, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Zearny, Established 18S2.
CHURCHES.
959
rnlon Square Baptist Cliarcb.
Location, south side of Post Street, between Powell and
Mason. Rev. Henry A. Sawtellk, D.D., Pastor; resi-
dence, SiO Taylor Street.
The church was or^nized in the City College Chapel,
October 31. 1S66, \\ith fifty-three members, to which ad-
ditions have been made nearly every month, and the
number now is two hundred and thirty-three. In 1867
the church purchased its present elifrible lot, fifty-five by
one hundred and thirty-seven and a half feet, and erected
thereon a plain edifice* capable of seating four hundred
and fifty people. Since then the house has been raised,
the front improved, and convenient basement apartments
finished and furnished. The financial affairs of the chm-ch
are in a prosperous condition, and the public worship
well attended. The Lord's Supper is obser%'ed monthly,
and Christians of other churches when present are free to
unit* In the service. There never has been as yet a
chansre in the pastorate of this congregation.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer Meeting is held
on Wednesday evenings, and a sermon is preached on Fri-
day evenings at half past seven o'clock.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendence of two
hundred and eighty, and a library- of more than one thou-
sand volumes, is connected with the church. The school
meets immediately after morning serWce.
Chttrch OjScer*'— John Reynolds, L. L. Alexander, W.
A. MowT}-, and T. H. Way, Deacons ; H. B. Angell, H. K.
Cimimings, G. M. Wood, L. Knight, W. B. Larzelere, W.
D. Ewer, and W. S. Beebe, Trustees ; Thomas H. Way,
Treasurer ; E. Ining Smith, Clerk.
Sabbath School Ojficers.—'ReT. Henry A. Sawtelle, Su-
perintendent ; W. G. Dixon, Secretarj' and Treasurer ; W.
B. Larzelere, Librarian : John Edwards and H. W. Mac-
donald, Assistant Librarians.
Fifth Baptist Cbiirch.
Location, Twenty -second Street, between Howard and
Capp. Rev. Byron Aldrich, Acting Pastor ; residence,
261-i Folsom Street.
This chuix^h was organized August 17, 1869, with twen- |
ty-eight members. The chiu-ch edifice was erected at a
cost of $0,000, including furniture, and dedicated October
3, 1S09. The lot is ninety feet front by one hundred and
twenty-five feet deep, and cost $5,000. Number of mem-
bers, at present, ninety.
Senices are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. in winter, and forty-five
minutes past seven o'clock p.m. in summer. Prayer Meet-
ing ever)' Wednesday at half past seven o'clock p.m. in
winter, and forty-five minutes past seven o'clock p.m. in
summer.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of one
hundred and sixty, and a library of about si.x hundred
volumes, are connected with the church. The school meets
immediately after morning service.
OJicers.-^C. V. Grey and P. D. Code, Deacons ; E. P.
Bucklev, E. T. Seagrave, John Bergstrom. F. Kennedy,
and T.' H. Zeigenfuss, Trustees ; E. T. Seagrave, Treas-
urer ; C. V. Grey, Secretary. Sunday School : C. V.
Grey, Superintendent and Treasurer.
Baptist Mission Chapel.
Location, Eleventh Avenue, between F and G streets,
South San Francisco. Rev. George E. Davis, Missionarj-;
residence, corner of Ninth Avenue and H Street. The house
of worship is neat and convenient. One preaching 3er\'-
ice is held every Sabbath, in connection with which is a
guod Sunday School No church has yet been organized.
Baptist Clilnese Mission.
Location, 829 Washingt*jn Street : Rev. E. Z. Simmoss
of the American Baptist Home Mission Society in charge.
One preaching sen ice and Bible Class is held ever>- Sab-
bath. Sabbath School at First Baptist Church at sbt
o'clock P.M. The library, consisting of works in the En-
glish and Chinese langiiages, numbers five hundred vol-
umes. Connected with this is a school for teaching the
Chinese English every evening at seven o'clock, closing
with religious exercises. All religious services in the
Chinese language.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Chnrch.
Location, southeast Cf^mer of Post and Mason streets.
Rev. A. L. Stone. D.D., Pastor ; residence 617 Bush Street.
This church was organized July 29, 1349, when Thomas
Douglas and Frederick S. Hawley were chosen Deacons,
and inducted into office on the following Sunday by Rev.
T. D. Hunt, assisted by Rev. A. Williams. The society
met in the school house on the Plaza, until it was re-
quired for other purposes, when the members were de-
prived of a regular place of meeting for several months.
As early as practicable, however, efforts were made for the
erectiim of a suitable house of w^orship, which resulted
in the building of a commodious frame structure, twenty-
five by fifty feet, on the comer of Jackson and Virginia
streets, which was dedicated to the worship of God Feb-
ruary' 10, 1850. Rev. T. D. Hunt was chosen Pastor, and
installed June 26, 1850, who, in this connection, it is
proper to state, was the first Protestant clergj'man, lo-
cated as such, in the State, having arrived in San Fran-
cisco as early as October 29, 1S4S, and was immediately
invited by the citizens, in a meeting called for the pur-
pose, to act as their chaplain for one year, commencing
November 1, 1848, in which capacity he was laboring at
the time of the organization of this church. The congre-
gation increased so greatly as to require a larger house.
Accordingly measures were adopted, in the summer of
1852, for the erection of the substantial brick edifice on
the southwest comer of Califomia and Dupont streets,
which was dedicated on the tenth of July, 1853. The
second pastor. Rev. E. S. Lacy, was installed July 6, 1856,
and dismissed October 3, 1865. In the spring of 1870,
the society deemed it essential to seek a different location
and larger accommodations. Measures were taken which
residted in the erection of the present large and commo-
dious house of worship. The dimensions are ninety-two
feet frontage on Post Street by a depth of one hundred
and thirty-five on Mason Street, and is ninetj' feet to the
apex of the roof, which is steeply pitehed. On the north-
west angle is the grand tower and spire, rising to the
height of two hundred and thirty feet, surmounted by a
vane and weathercock in gilt. The style of architecture
is the early English Gothic. The three principal en-
trances areon Post Street, with one in the tower fronting
on Mason, and are all reached by broad flights of stone
steps partly covered by deeply-recessed porches support-
ed on brick piers and detached stone columns. The en-
trance doors are wide and made sliding, and are banded
and ornamented with iron. Between the buttresses of
the side walls are five large windows on each side of the
church, having deeply molded and trained heads and re-
cessed arches. These windows terminate «ith gables ex-
tending above the eaves of the building, and finished with
iron terminals. The other gables throughout are finished
with terminals, and those of the front and rear main ga-
bles are ornamented in character and richly gilded. The
roof is broken by ventilators, in the style of dormers, hav-
ing iron terminals, and the ornamental roof is crowned
with a cast-iron ridgeway. The front of the church, on
Post Street, is designed with grouj^sof two and three-
light windows, arranged centrally over doorways with
deeply-recessed arches, relieved by white and dark brick
ornamentally disposed. The tower on three of its faces
has an arcade of light coliuuns and arches, and the belfry
has two large and lofty windows divided by buttresses on
each face. The angle buttresses terminate upward in
bold pinnacles, and group well with the canopies and pin-
nacles of the spire windows. There is also a second or
midway tier of spire windows. The front entrance doors
open into a large and airy vestibule, with doors opening
opposite into the auditorium, and stairways, right and
left leading to the galleries. The auditorium is eighty-
eight feet in length on the ground floor, and seventy-four
feet wide— the length above the gallery, including the or-
gan and choir recess, being one hundred and twenty-five
feet. The hight to the center portion of the ceiling is
sixty-five feet. The seating accommodations on ordinary
occasions will be for about seventeen hundred persons, but
will comfortably receive two thousand. The basement is
divided into lecture room, class room, infant class room,
ladies' room, library, and lumber room, which are provided
with all the neces^ry lavatories and conveniences. The
basement rooms are so arranged that they can all be
thrown into one apartment during exercises or for social
purposes. It was dedicated on the nineteenth day of
May, 1872. The entire cost of thisbeautiful structure (in-
cluding the site and furnishing) somewhat exceeds ?150,-
000. The third and present Pastor, Rev. A. L. Stone,
D.D. was installed June 14, 1866.
The whole number of members admitted to the church
since its organization is about nine hundred. The pres-
ent membership is about five hundred and fifty.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
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and at half past seven o'clock p.m. between the first of
September and first of Ma)', and at forty-five minutes
past seven o'clock p.m. during the other months of the
year. Lecture every Wednesday at half past seven o'clock
P.M.
Sabbath School. — L. B. Benchley, Superintendent;
Charles J. King-, Assistant; J. H. Morse, Secretary and
Treasurer. Number at present connected with the school,
scholars and teachers, exceeds five hundred. A valuable
and instructive libmry of over fourteen hundred volumes
is attached to the Sabbath School. The school meets im-
mediately- after morning service.
Ojficers of Church.— \.. B. Benchley, J. W. Clark, M.D.,
Walter N. Hawley, Charles S. Eaton, and S. A. Chapin,
Deacons; D. W. Folger, L. H. Clement, Ira P. Rankin, J.
S. Tabor, and T. W. McCollam, Standing Committee.
Offi.cers of Society. — Ira P. Rankin, SIoderat<:)r ; A. G.
Stiles, Clerk; J. W. Clark, Treasurer; A. C. Nichols, A.
G. Stiles, W. N. Hawley, John Taylor, William F. Whit-
tier, and J. O. Eldridge, Trustees.
Plymonth Congregational Cbnreb.
Location, east side of Taylor Street, between Geary
and O'Farrell. Rev. T. K. Noble, Pastor ; residence, 422
Minna Street.
This church was organized on the twelfth of January,
1862, with twenty-six members. It grew out of a Sun-
day School which had been maintained in the building
ccirner of Mason and Geary streets, kno^^^l as the "Little
iirown Church." Here public worship was established n
the autumn of 1S61, and the Rev. John Kimball engaged
to take charge of the enterprise. He began his verj' dili-
gent and successful labors in November, 1861, and con-
tinued in them until January, 1S63, when he resigned
and went to the East to do ser\ice in the armies of his
comitry. In December, 1862, the church and society in-
vited the Rev. J. A. Benton, of Sacramento, to become
their Pastor. After a faithful pastorate of six years he
resigned to take the pwsition of professor in the Pacific
Theological Seminary at Oakland. After a vacancy of
about four years, during which the Revs. E. G. Beckwith,
John Kimball, and others supplied the church, the Rev.
T. K. Noble, of Cleveland, Ohio, was unanimously called
to the pastorate, and was formally installed December 6,
1S72.
The present edifice on Taylor Street, which was dedi-
cated April 10, 1864, is a structure forty-two by ninety-
two feet, with a spire one himdred and fifty feet high. It
is complete in all its parts and arrangements, having a
basement under the whole, divided into lecture room, la-
dies' parlor, and infant class room. It has a Pastor's
study in the rear. It will seat seven hundred persons.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Sabbath School and
Bible classes meet immediately after the morning service.
W. M. Searby, Superintendent Sunday School. Weekly
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening. Teachers'
Bible Class every Friday evening,
Ojkers.~A. C. Titcomb, President ; John Henderson,
Jr., Secretary; S. M. Duncan, R. G. Byxbee, James Spiers,
Henry H. Earle, E. D. Sawyer, John Morton, A. C. Titr
comb, S. S. Smith, Samuel F. Bufford, and N. P. Cole,
Trustees.
Tbirtl Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Fifteenth Street, near Mission.
Rev. Edward P. Baker, Acting Pastor; residence, 422
Minna Street.
This church had its origin in the fall of 1862, when sev-
eral persons, heads of families, residing in the vicinity of the
Mission Dolores, met t-o consult together in regard to the
practicability of organizing a church in the neighborhood.
After much discussion extending through several in-
funnal meetings, it was decided to extend an invitation
111 the Kev. E. G. Beckwith, then pursuing his theologi-
cal studies at Andover, Mass., to visit this city and upon
the organization of a Congregational Church at the Mis-
shiTi, to beeome its Pastor. The invitation was accepted
and Mr. Beckuith with his family arrivetl on Sunday, the
twenty-sixth day of October, 1S62, and on the next Sabbath
he preached his first sermon to his future church and so-
ciety, and on the following Sabbath organized a Sabbath
School.
On Januarj' 7, 1863, the organization of the church was
completed, and on the 8th of February following the in-
stallation services took place in the old church edifice on
First Avenue.
After five years of faithful labor, Mr. Beckwith resigned
the pastorate, much to the regret of his congregation.
From October, 1S67, to April, 1S69. the church was with-
out a settled Pastor, the Rev. Selah Merrill suppl}ing its
pulpit from December, 1867, to June, 1868. In August,
1868, the Rev. William C. Pond was invited to fill the pul-
pit for the period of six months, at the expiration of
which time he accepted a call from the congregation to
become their settled Pastor, and continued in charge un-
til the fall of 1872. Rev. Edward P. Baker has been Act-
ing Pastor since October, 1872.
From November 2, 1862, until October 30, 1864, the old
Methodist church edifice on First Avenue, which had be-
come private property, was occupied by the church and
society as a place of worship. The firet services in the
present chapel were held on the sixth day of November,
1864. The total cost of lot, building, and furniture was
$14,000.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer Meeting ever}'
Wednesday evening.
The Sabbath School was oi^anized November 5, 1862.
Its first session was held on Sunday. November 9, of the
same year, the total attendance being thirty-three. At
present, the average attendance is about three hundred
and fifty. Meets immediately after morning service.
There is also a Chinese Sabbath School connected with
the church, average attendance about thirty.
Oj/iccrs.—C. B. Williams, Samuel Cowles, J. M. Haven,
and W. H. Hyde, Deacons; Samuel Cowles, W. H. Hvde,
J. M. Haven, C. B. Williams, William Ede, and J. M. Par-
ker, Trustees.
Green Street Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Green Street, between Stockton
and Powell. Rev. W. E. Ijams, Acting Pastor ; residence,
1116 Stockton Street.
The Rev. J. M. Caldwell was first connected with this
enterprise, and wa^ succeeded by the Rev. William C. Bart-
lett — services then being held in the hall southeast comer
of Green and Dupont streets. The church was organized
February, 1865, with a membership of twenty-six persona.
The building occupied by the society is of wood, and is
neatly finished. It has an organ worth $2,000. The edi-
ifice was designed by S. C. Bugbee & Son, and cost about
6S,000, exclusive of the amount (55,000) paid for the lot.
The dedication services occurre<l in March, 1865.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday at eight o'clock p.m. The Sabbath School
connected with the church numbers about three hmidred
members. The librarj- contains eight hundred volumes.
Sfeets immediatelv after morning ser\ice.
Oj^cers.— W. W*. Chase, William C. Pease, A. H. Phelps,
E. Farrell, and R. F. Bimker, Trustees ; A. H. Phelps,
Moderator; W. W. Chase, Clerk; O. Livermore, Treasur-
er and Clerk.
Bethany Congregational Chnrcb.
Location, Bartlett Street, nearTwenty-fifth. Rev. Wil-
liam C. PoKD, Pastor; residence, Howard Street, between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth.
This church was organized February 23, 1S7S. Recog-
nized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly called February
IS, 1874. The church edifice is a frame building, thirty
by fifty-five feet, erected November, 1872, at a cost of
$i,COO. Services are held everj' Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and forty-five minutes past seven o'clock p.m. Pray-
er Meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. A Sab-
bath School, from whence sprung this church, was organ-
ized in August, 1S72. It has an enrolled membership of
two hundred and fifty, and a librarj' of four hundred vol-
umes. Meets at half past two o'clock p.m.
OJIcers.— J. A. Snook, Edmund Palache, and Simeon
Hackley, Deacons; Edmund Palache, John E. Ager, J.
W. Dunbar, James E. Ager, and A. H. Schou, Trustees ;
William Johnstone, Superintendent of Sabbath School.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church.
Location, northeast comer of Post and Powell streets.
Rev. Hiram W. Beers, Rector.
This is the oldest parish of the Protestant Episcopal
Church on the Pacific Coast.
It had its beginning in Divine Service, celebrated by
the Rev. Flavel S. Mines and the Rev. Augustus Fitch,
Presbyters of the Diocese of New York, on the eighth da\
of July, 1849.
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On the twent}' second of the same month, several citi-
zens of the city resolved to form themselves into a con-
gregation, to be known hereafter as the Holy Trinity
Church.
On the twenty-ninth of July wardens and vestrjinen
were elected, aiid on the si.\th of August the Rev. Mr.
Mines was elected Rector.
A fifty-vara lot on the southwest comer of Jackson and
Powell "streets was purchased Augrust 26, and a church
edifice erected thereon, which was occupied the following
November. In December, 1851, a lot on the north side of
Pine Street, between Montgomery and Kearny streets,
was purchased for the sum of $4,000, and a wooden edi-
fice, fortv by ninety feet, covered with corrugated iron,
erected thereon, the first services in this church were
held January's, 1852. On the twenty-seventh of February
of the saiiie year, the name of the corporation was
changed from' the "Church of the Holy Trinity," to
"Trinity Church." The Rev, Flavel S. Mines died August
6 1862,',greatlv lamented bvall his parishioners. He was
succeeded bv the Rev. C. B. Wyatt, who commenced his
official duties Feb. 26, 1853. On Sunday, the twenty-ninth
of January. 1854, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Kip, D.D., landed m
San Francisco, and preached in Trinity Church both morn-
ing and evening. On the ninth of April, 1854, being the
Sunday before Easter, the rite of confirmation was admin-
istered in Trinitv Church. This was the first episcopal
act ever performed on the shores of the Pacific. Eighteen
persons came forward to receive the rite— one of them
was a native of China. In May, 1856, Dr. Wyatt returned
to New York on a visit, and the Rev. S. Chipman Thrall,
D D was placed in charge of the church until March, 18oi ,
when Mr Wyatt resigned and Dr. Thrall was elected his
successor, who officiated until November, 1862, when he
resigned and the Rev. C. B. Wyatt was again elected Rec-
tor. In November, 1863, a fifty-vara lot on the comer of
Powell and Post streets, was purchased for the sum of
$25 000 and subsequently an adjoining lot on the east, at
an 'additional cost of S5,000. Tlie lot and building on
Pine Street was sold in September, 1866, for $70,000, and
durinc the same month the corner stone of the present
edifice was laid. It was consecrated to divine service on
the twenty-second of Septembe., 1867. During the con-
struction of the new church the congregation worshiped in
St John's Hall, Ma.sonic Temple. In the spring of 1869 Mr.
Wvatt resigned, and was succeeded by the Rev. Elias Bird-
sail who ofljciated until May, 1870, when he also resigned.
The' Rev C W. Tumer then took charge of the parish,
and officiated until January, 1871. He was succeeded by
the Rev Theodore B. LTOian, who officiated until July 1,
1873, when he resigned,' and the Rev. G. D. Silliman took
"^ Services are held every Sunday at half past seven and
eleven o'clock a.m., and at half past seven o'clock p.m.
The Holy Communion at half post seven and eleven
o'clock a'm. the first Sunday in the month, and on Holy
Days at half past seven o'clock a.m. Sunday School at
half past nine o'clock a.m.: Chinese Sunday School from
two to four o'clock p.m.; Bible Class on Wednesdays at
forty-five minutes past seven o'clock p.m. Services on
Holy Days Wednesdays and Fridays at eleven o clock
am'- on" Saturdays at" three o'clock p.m., with a short
lecture preparatory to the early Holy Communion on
Sunday at half past seven o'clock A.M. The Pastoral Ajd
Society meets ever>' Friday after service.
Officers.— WiUiam F. Babcock, Senior Warden ;L,.H.
Allen, Junior Warden; William T. Coleman, C. V- Gilles-
pie, James T. Dean, Joseph Durbrow, Jr., Jacob Under-
hlll, and C. V. S. Gibbs, Vestrymen ; Jefferson Martinet,
Treasurer.
Grace Chnrch.
Location, southeast comer of California and Stockton
Btreets. Rev. Willlam H. Platt, Rector.
This church was organized in 1849, the statistics of
which may be summed up as follows : The first Rector of
the Church was Dr. J. L. Ver Mehr, who preached his
first sermon in California at the house of Mr. Merrill, in
this city, September 10, 1849. A chapel was next built
toward "the close of 1840, at the comer of John and Powell
streets, which was first opened for divine services Decem-
ber 30 1849. This was the first Grace Church. It was
sixty f'eet long by twenty feet wide, and cost $8,000. On
the "twenty-eighth of April, 1860, Grace Church was for-
mally or<-4nized. E. Bryant and D. S. Tumer were elected
Wardens, and Dr. Ver Mehr chosen Rector. The first
vestn- meeting was held on May 20, 1850. In February,
1851 the contract was made to build the former Grace
Church on Powell Street, which was finished that summer.
Dr. Ver Mehr preached the first sermon in this edifice.
Bishop Kip arrived in San Francisco January 29, 1854 and
on the twenty-fifth day of Febmarj' following assumed the
Rectorship, "at which time Dr. Ver Mehr resigned. The
Bishop continued to officiate until Palm Sunday, April 5,
1857, when F. C. Ewer was ordained, and on the next
Sunday he preached his first semion. On the foui-teenth
of April Mr. Ewer was elected to he Assistant Minister,
and on the twentieth of the same month he took charge
of the parish, the Bishop having departed for the Atlantic
States. The Bishop baring returned and resigned the
Rectorship, Mr. Ewer was elected Rector of the Church,
December 15, 1857, and retained that position until April,
1861, when he resigned. At the earnest solicitation of
the Vestry, Bishop Kip again became Rector, and served
as such u"ntil October, 1864. Rev. H. Goodwin being then
Assistant Minister, continued as such, when in September,
1866, he was elected Rector, and on the first of July, 1867,
resigned. The Rev. James S. Bush was then elected Rec-
tor-' he entered upon his duties in December following,
and officiated until the fall of 1872, when he resigned, and
was succeeded by the Rev. Charies G. Williamson, who
officiated until June, 1873. The present Rector entered
upon the discharge of his duties November, 1873.
The corner stone of the present church edifice was laid
by Bishop Kip in May, 1860. The building is one hundred
and thirtv-flve feet deep and sixty-two feet wide. Higbt,
from iioo"r to apex of roof, sixty-six feet. The edifice was
first opened for public worship September 28, 1862, and
was consecrated on the third day of May, 1808. Cost over
$100,000. , , , ,
Sen-ices are held every Sunday at eleven o clock A.M.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Smiday School meets at
halt past nine o'clock a.m. „ „ ^ „, j
OffiVers —J. W. Winans and C. H. Burton, Wardens,
J B Hag"in, H. B. Williams, Lloyd Tevis, C. H. Burton,
C I Hutchinson, G. W. Gibbs, T. C. Lindenberger, G. E.
B'utler, J. W. Winans, J. Scott Wilson, H. F. Williams,
and J. H. Bostwick, Vestrymen ; George E. Butler, Sec-
retary.
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streets. Rev. Elias Birdsall, Rector; residence, ,04 Do-
lores street, near Twentieth.
This church was establi-shed in November, 18^7— the
Rev. John Chittenden, President of the San Francisco
College, then a lay reader, licensed by the Bishop of the
Diocese, officiating as its Minister. The parish, of which
this is the Church, was instituted in February, 185b. 'The
inhabitants are indebted mainly to the liberality of a few
individuals and to the Rev. John Chittenden for the first
introduction of this church service into the neighbornood.
The Rev J. Cameron, ordained in April, 1800, officiated as
Curate— the Rev. John Chittenden beinghisRector. By
the energy- of the Curate, assisted by his brother clergj--
men he "established the Episcopal Church permanently
in this vicinity. The Rev. T. W. Brothertfln took charge
on the first of August, 1861, and was succeeded by the
present Rector July 1, 1872. The first of August 1802, a
church edifice was commenced on a lot presented by tne
ladies of the congregation to the Vestry., which was fin-
ished in November of the same year, and is capable ot ac-
commodating three hundred and fifty persons. Services
are held everv Sunday at eleven o'clock a.m., andon Sun-
day and Wednesday evenings at half past seven o clock.
Also, on all Holy Days, at eleven o clock a.m The Sun-
day School numbers about three hundred and fifty schol-
ars and tw-entv-one teachers. Number of volumes in the
library one thousand. Meets at half past nine o clock
A M "James Palache, Sabbath School Superintendent.
'o'/Sccrs- E. E. Eyre, Senior Warden; Charles E.Oibbs,
Junior Warden and" Treasurer ; Henry C. Squire Secre-
tarc; William R. Wheaton. E. E. Ejtc. H. McPherson,
WTieeler Martin, James Linforth, Robert Howe, J. D. f .
Teller William Welch, Charles E. Gibbs, Henry C. Squire,
Thomas Menzies, and E. B. Perrin, Vestrj-men.
Church of the Advent.
Location, south side of Howard Street, opposite Ne-w
Montgomerv. Rev. H. D. Lathrop, D.D., Rector; resi-
dence, 411 Ellis Street; Rev. Daniel Flack, Assistant Rec-
tor ; residence, 1717 Eddy.
This parish was organized June, 1858. The present
church building was completed and consecrated February
24 1861 Sen-ices even- Sunday at eleven o clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m., and on W'ednesday at
half past seven o'clock p.m. in the Sunday School Chapel ;
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
O/Sccrs.— Edward Barrj- and John J. Valentine, War-
dens ; L. A. Gamett, William N. Olmsted, W. B. John-
ston, John R. (iirnahan, William M. Cubery, J. A. Bolton
R. B. Sanchez, W. E. Hale, and John Scott, M.D., Vestry-
men.
St. Inke's Cburrh.
Location, south side of Pacific Street between Polk
Street and Van Ness Avenue. Rev. E. S. Peake Rector-
residence, 1712 Clay Street.
The first services" of the Protestant Episcopal Church
at Spring Valley which led to the organization of this
church, were held by the Rev. Giles Easton, Assistant
Rector of Grace Church, in Spring Vallev School House,
on Broadway Street, between Larkin and Polk, on the
fourth of March, 1806.
A Sunday School was shortly after organized, with Mr.
John Wigmore as Superintendent, and Mr. Edward Bar-
ry as Librarian. The Mission was at that time called St.
Andrew's Church.
On the twelfth of August, 1866, Rev. D. J. Lee took
charge of the Mission, and changed the place of holding
service to Pixley Hall, on the comer of Pacific and
Polk streets. Shortly after, a society of ladies, under
the name of Martha Society, was formed for the pur-
pose of raising a fund to purchase a lot and to erect a
church building thereon. About this time the name
of the Mission was changed to the Church of the Na-
tivity.
The Rev. Dr. Lee having resigned in October, 1867,
Rev. F. O. Barstow was appointed as missionarv to the
station. After the resignation of Mr. Barstow, the vestry
elected the Rev. J. B. Gray, Rector, who entered upon
his duties the first Sunday in September, 1869. The Rev.
E. S. Peake succeeded to the Rectorship December 1,
1870. '
In March, 1868, the ladies of the Martha Society were
requested to furnish a name, by which this chiirch is
now known, and under which the parish was incorporated.
The building occupied by the congregation was com-
pleted September 26, 186S, and consecrated April 13, 1873,
and will accommodate nearly three hundred persons.
The church is supported by offerings and monthly sub-
scriptions, and seats are free. Services are held every
Sunday at eleven o'clock i..it. and at half past seven
o'clock P.M. Sunday School meets at half past nine
o'clock A.M.
OySccrs.— Charles Halsev, Senior Warden ; J. Goddard
Clark, Junior Warden : Wilbur F. Hitchcock, Secretary ;
E. L. Eansome, Treasurer ; S. M. ^'an Wyck, C. O. Tur-
ner, George H. Rogers, Henry Taylor, and E.H. Riiford,
Vestnmien.
St. Pet«r's Church.
Location, northeast comer of Stockton and Filbert
streets. Rev. W. L. GlTHK.\s, Rector ; residence, 932 Pa-
cific Street.
This parish was organized in July, 1867, through the
zealous efforts of several earnest laymen, with a view to
suppljnng the large population resident in that portion
of the city known as North Beach, w ith the ministrations
of the church. On many accounts a difficult field of la-
bor, it is hoped that in time, through faith and earnest
missionary zeal, a self-supporting parish will be estab-
lished. The parish is incorporated, .and also admitted
into communion with the Diocesan Convention.
The new church building recentlv erected on leased
ground, at a cost of $4,500, accommodates three hundred,
the sittings being free.
Serncea every Sunday at eleven o'clock a.m. and half
past seven o'clock p.m.
Tlie Sunday School connected with the church is in a
verj- flourishing condition. It has a libran- of three hun-
dred volumes. Meetsathalf past nine o'clock A.M. The
Young People's Literary Society meets Friday evenings
at half past seven o'clock.
O/iccr*-.— Samuel Graves, Senior Warden; John R.
Spring, Junior Warden : H. T. Graves, Edwin Fost«r H.
D. Ellerhorst, .1. B. Worden, B. F. Wright, W. H. Bovee,
Tliomas H. Holt, J. Everding, R. B. Farmar, and D. F.
Hutchings, Vestrymen.
Trinity Chapel.
Present place of worship. Corinthian Hall, Mechanics'
Institut« Building, south side of Post Street, between
Montgomery and Kearny. Rev, G. D. Sii,lima.\% Minister
in charge ; residence, 227 Geary Street.
This congregation, organized' in May, 1870, as a Free
Episcopal Church, with full choral seriice, was knoivn as
St Alban's Church until February, 1373, when it assumed
the name of Trinity Chapel, the Rev. T. B. Lyman, then
Rector of Trinity Church, assumed its management as a
chapel attached to his own church. This organization
grew out of the Episcopal Mission Sunday School,
\\. a. Badger, Superintendent; and it is the only place
of worship on the Pacific Coast where the ' choral
semce is rendered. There is a surpliced choir of about
thirty men and boys.
Serrice every Sunday at eleven o'clock a.m. The Sun-
day School, under the superintendence of W. G. Badger,
meets at nine o'clock a.m. It numbers about five hundred
and fifty scholars, and has a librarj- of two thousand vol-
umes,
SIl8slon Serrlces.
St. Paiil's Mission.— Present place of worship, north-
west comer of Pierce and Bush streets. Rev. E. S. Peaks,
Minister in chaise ; residence, 1712 Clav Street.
This Mission grew out of the want long since felt by
several residents in the Western Addition of having a
Sunday School and, if possible, a Sunday evening senice
within a convenient distance from their homes. It was
organized October 1, 1873.
Services are suspended for the present, but will, it is
hoped, be resumed some time during the year. The Sun-
day School, under the immediate superintendence of the
clergj-man in charge and an assistant, meets at three
o'clock P.M.
St. Stepitex's Mission.— Northeast comer of Fulton and
Webster streets. Rev. W. C. Poweli., Minister in charge.
Sunday School at half past two o'clock p.m. ; F. W. Van
Reynegom, Superintendent.
Christ CHracH Mission.— Rev. P. W. Casset, Rector.
Serrices every Sunday at eleven o'clock a.m. and half
past seven o'clock p.m. Sunday School at two o'clock
P.M. in the hall southwest comer of Jackson and Powell
streets.
Seamen's Mission.— Chapel, 113 Jackson Street, comer
of Front. Rev. G. W. Mateii Missionan- in charge ; res-
idence, 610 Hyde Street. This Mission was opened on the
third Sunday in October, 1872. It is carried on under the
auspices of the Diocesan Board of Missions. Services are
held every Sunday at three o'clock p.m., and during a por-
tion of the year on one or two evenings during the week.
There is a Sunday School connected with the Mission
which meets at two o'clock on Saturday aftcmoons ; there
is also a Sewing School for girls, which is instructed by a
band of competent ladies. The clergj-man in charge of
this Mission has an office adjoining the Chapel where he
may be seen every Friday and Saturday from eleven
o'clock A.M. to twelve o'clock m.
EVANGELICAN LUTHERA?r.
United German Evangellral Lntheran Congre-
gation of St. .Mark's Chnrrh.
Location, south side of Geary Street, between Stockton
and Powell. Rev. G. Mcehlsteph, Pastor ; residence, 331
Gear>- Street.
"This is the oldest German Evangelical Lutheran Congre-
gation in the city, it being in existence since lSf>7.
The consolidation of the First German Evangelical
Lutheran Congregation of Greenwich Street, and the Ger-
man Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of St. Mark's
Church, took place on Tuesday, the 23d day of July, 1867.
Senices in the Geraian language every Sabbath at forty-
five minutes p,ast ten o'clock a.m. The Sabbath School
connected with this church is conducted by G. Muehl-
steph, and commences at half past nine o'clock a.m.
Officers.— C. A. C. Duisenberg, President ; Peter Spreck-
els, Vice-President ; B. Kirkhoff, Financial Secretan- ; Ed-
ward Krase, Recording Secretarv; J. H. A. Folkers, Treas-
urer ; J. A. Schmidt, Ch. Brickwedel, D. H. Barkhaus, D.
George, J. H. Eggers, G. Melsing, H. Kempff, and L. Mich-
aelsen. Directors.
St. John's German Evangelical Lntheran
Church.
Rev. Frederick Naxns. Pastor; residence, 944 Mission
Street. Organized August 11, 1868.
Services are held everj' Sabbath at three o'clock p.m., in
the Church of the Advent on Howard Street, between
Second and Third.
Ofieert.—F. Nanns, John Manjuardt, and F. Behnke,
Trustees.
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CHURCHES.
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St. Panl's German Evanscllcal Lutheran
rhnrch.
Location, south side of Mission Street, between Fifth
and Sixth. Rev. J. M. BfEllLER, Pastor; residence, 953
Mission Street.
This church was organized on the fifteenth of May,
1867 with forty members. In May, 18tJ9, they secured
their present propertv at a cost of S-24,000. includrnf
alterations. The Lad'ies' Society connected wnth this
church has a membership of eighty, and has proven a
very efficient auxiliarv to the cause.
The Sabbath Scho.il now numbers four hundred and
twentv scholars with twenty -six teachers.
SerC-ices in the German languaj^e every Sabbath at hall
past ten o'clock a.m. and half pastseven o'clock P.M. Sab-
bath School at nine o'clock a.m.
A School Association, organized by members of this
church has established a Day School, which includes the
branches taught in the Public Schools ; devotes particu-
lar attention to the study of the German language, and
has special regard to the moral training of their children
in the spirit of the Cliristian religion.
OfeiTS— H. Meese, President; J. Schwerdt, ^ ice-
President; H.Kolhmoos, Treasurer; J. Gripp, Secretary ;
H. Schultheis, J. Schumacher, H. Friedrichs, and P. To-
edter. Associate Vestrymen.
Gmannel Chnrch of the Evangelical Associa-
tion.
Location, north side of JessieStreet, between Sixth and
Seventh. Rev. JoHX D. Marquardt, Pastor; residence,
53S Jessie Street. „ ,_. ^. . ^ it
Scnices in the German language every Sabbath at bait
past ten o'clock a.m., and half past seven o'clock P.M.
Sabbath School at nine o'clock a.m., and two o'clock p.m.
Prayer meetings every Tuesday and Thursday at half past
seven o'clock p.m.
O/Si-prs.— P. F. Mohrhardt, William Rusack,and Henry
Buchhob!, Trustees.
Scandinavian Evangelical Intheran Church.
Rev. Fredekick Naxxs, Pastor; residence, 944 Mission
Street. This church was organized October 19, 1S70.
Seoices are held everj- Sabbath at four o'clock p.m. in
the Church of the Advent, Howard Street, between Second
and Third. „ ^ „ „
OjScers.— Frederick Nanns, Charles Stamberg, P. Han-
son, and E. Jensen, Trustees.
Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Rev. CllRiSTlAS HnSTESDAHL, Pastor; residence, S74
Mission Street. „ ,.
Present place of worship, St. Paul s German Evangeb-
cal Lutheran Church, on the south side of Mission Street,
between Fifth and Sixth.
This church was organized on the twentieth of October,
1S70, by its present Past<jr, who came to San Francisco
under the auspices of the Norwegian Lutheran Synod of
America. Having labored here for six weeks he went to
the East, but returned in April, 1S71, in accordance wnth a
unanimous call from the congregation to become their
Pastor In June, 1S7-2, he \-isited the Scandinavian coun-
tries principallv for the sake of his health, and returned
in October to re"sume his labors. The project of starting
a Scandinavian Church has, during the last twelve years,
been tried three or four times without success, and these
failures have, more than anj-thing else, hindered the
present work. The church has, however, been self-sup-
porting from the start, and its friends are confident that
thev will have at no distant time their own place of wor-
ship. There is at present in the Building Fund about
f5 500. A good ebon- has been organized, and the future
prospects of the church are encouraging. A Ladies S.jci-
ety ^1 promote the interests of the church has lately been
organized. Services in the Scandinavian language .Sun-
days and holidays at two o'clock p.m., and occasional serv-
ices in the week at fortv-flve minutes pas-t seven o clock
p M Theseats are alwavs free and strangers are welcome.
This i.-s the only Scandinavian Church on the Pacific Coast
that has anv membership. . ,, ,
OjU'ers — O. W. Kling, B. H. Madison, Jacob Nelson,
Chr. KrUger, B. Nelson, Thomas Thompson, A. L Wohl-
ander, and J. Burchardt.
First Reformed Chnrch (German).
Location, east side of Eleventh Street, between Market
and Mission. Rev. JPLirs H. Krueoer, Pastor ; residence,
29 Eleventh Street. „ j . , r.
This society was organized by the Rev. Frederick fox,
on the eleventh of April, 1869. Three Elders and three
Deacons, together with the Pastor, constitute the con-
sist^.rj'. The government of this church is Presbyterian.
The" church and Sabbath School are the first of the kind
organized on the Pacific Coast, and, until the ninth of
September, 1874, in connection with the Zion's Classis
Penna of the Eastern Sjniod of the Reformed Church of
the United States, when on said date four ministers and
three congregations on the Pacific Coast of said Reformed
Church organized a San Francisco Classis in connection
vrtth the Potomac Sj-nod of the Reformed Church of the
United States. .
The church, occupied bv the congregation, was erected
at a cost, including lot, of 87,000. Dedicated December
15 187"'
Services on Sabbath in the German language at eleven
o'clock A.M. German Sabbath School at half past mne
o'clock a.m. , -r^ ^
Officers.— Fabian Joost, Behrend Joost, Herman Cor-
nahrens, John C. Bockman, John H. Tietjen, and George
Hertel, Tmstees.
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Congregation Emanu-EI.
Location of synagogue, north side of Sutter Street, be-
tween St-rektoii and PoweU. Rev. Elkas Cous, Rabbi;
residence, 727 Gear}- Street.
Organized April, 1851. The new s}-nagogue of this so-
ciety, erected in 1888, is an elegant and substantial struct-
ure" built of brick, at a cost, including the pnce paid tor
the lot, of S1S6.000. The auditorium is fifty- three feet
wide ninety-seven feet long, and fifty feet high, affording
a seating cipacitv for over twelve hundred persons. The
internal arrangements are chaste and appropnate, and
admirably adapted to the purposes of the congregation
A school for the religious education of the youth, witn
four hundred and sixty-three pupils, is conducted in the
basement rooms of the s,\-nagogue building.
Oficcre.-ii. Selig, President; L. Dmkelspiel, \ ice-
President; M. Meverfeld, Treasurer; Emanuel Lev.v, Sec-
retan- J. Greenebaum, J. Moahemi, S. B. Dmkelspiel,
L Sa'chs, M. Rosenbaum, E. Wertheimer, and Anson Gold-
smith, Trustees; M. Steppacher, Sexton and Collector;
Max Wolf, Reader.
Congregation Ohabal Shalome.
Location of s\-nagogue, east side of Mason Street be-
tween Geary and Post. Rev. L. ElsE.VT!ACn, Minister;
residence, 1006 Post. , ^. ., ™.
The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation was
erected in 1885. The main building is rectangiilar m
form, built substantially of brick, at an expense of ^60,000.
•nie interior presents a beautifid appearance, and the en-
tire arrangements are appropriate and imposing. Ibe
large hall of the basement is fitted up as a school room.
Oficers.—H. Glouber, President; A. Newman, \ ice-
President; Julius Baum, Treasurer; M. W-aterman, Sec-
retory ; S. Hahn, L. Kline, S. Wand, and H. Zacbarias,
Trustees; Charies Greeuberg, Collector.
Congregation Sherlth Israel.
Location of sraagogue, northeast comer of Post and
Taylor streets. " Rev. Dr. H. Vidavkr, Rabbi ; residence,
SIO O'Farrell Street ; Rev. Oswald W'eiss, Cantor ; resi-
dence, 1621 Sacramento Street. „ „. „ „.
0;rwcrs.— B. Sheideman, President ; H. W . Hj-man, Vice-
President; Isaiah Cohn,Secretar5'; P. Ber^^iJl Treasurer;
George Aronson, A. L. Badt, W. Caro, M. Morgenstem
W. Sialberg, M. Davidson, M, Shloss, I. N. Choynskl, and
R. Isaacs, Trustees ; L. Riess, Collector.
Congregation Beth Israel.
Religious sen ices held daily, southwest comer of Mis-
sion and Marj- streets. Rabbi (vacant). Organized 1881.
Officers -L. Lertn, President; S. Goldman, \ ice-Presi-
dent- A. N. Levy, Secretory; A. Alexander, Treasurer;
Charies Hess, L." J. Calisher, D. Harris, J. Damelwitz,
and I. Summerfeld, Trustees ; D. Davis, Collector.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Congrcgatliin Sliaarey Tzedek.
Location, Stockton Street, between Pacific and Eroad-
waj'. Rev. I. P. Grodzinsky, Rabbi ; residence, 1305
Powell Street.
Ojficfrs, — Samuel Pulack, President; M. Enkle, Vice-
President ; S. Graff, Secretary' ; J. Frankenberg-, Treas-
urer; H. Green, M. He^Tiian, L. Elias, H. Rupiusky, and
B. Vugel, Trustees; A, Slager, Messenger.
METHODIST.
First Methodist Ilpiseopal Chnrcli.
Location, west side of Powell Street, between Washing-
ton and Jackson. Rev. J. H. Wtthe, Pastor ; residence,
lOOS Washington Street.
This is the oldest Protestant church org-anization in San
Francisco (or in California), several families having: been
fnnned into a society here by Rev. W. Roberts, in 1846.
The timbers and shinj^les of a church building were hewn
in Oregon, and were in course of erection upon the pres-
ent site when Rev. W. Taylor arrived, as Missionary, in
1849. From this beginning the M. E. Church in Califor-
nia has grown, until it now numbers over seven thousand
members.
Tlie present beautiful edifice was erected in 1871, at a
cost of $25,000. Us spire is one of the most graceful in
the city, and all its adornments are in exquisite taste,
without extravagrance.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m., and half-
past seven o'clock p.m. Sabbath School at one o'clock
r.M. Prayer Meeting on Wednesdaj' evenings. Lyceum
on Friday evenings.
Oficcrs. — John Truebody, Annis Merrill, John R. Sims,
J. M. Johnson, Elisha Higgins, J. T. JIcLean, Robert
Beeching, and R. G. Davisson, Trustees; R. G. Davisson,
Superintendent of Sabbath School.
Howard Street Methodist Episcopal Clinreh.
Location, south side of Howard Street, between Second
and Third. Rev. F. F. Jewell, Pastor; residence, 8
Hubbard Street.
The society, organized in 1S52, under the superintend-
ence of Rev. Isaac Owen, erected and dedicated December
5, 1S53, a plain, but substantial, neatly- furnished house
of worship on Folsom Street. The present building was
erected in 1862, under the pastorship and superintendence
of Rev. J. D. Blain. The building is Gothic, of the four-
teenth century, ninety-six feet long by fifty-eight feet
wide. It seats about twelve hundred persons. Value,
including lot and parsonage, .^100,000, entirely free from
debt. After setting off the Central and Mission Street
churches, there are now more than four hundred and
fifty communicants, and a Sabbath School, numbering
sixty officers and teachers and one thousand scholars, with
an average attendance of seven hundred and fifty, and
a library of two thousand volumes. Services every Sab-
bath morning and evening at the usual hours. Prayer
Meeting, etc., on Sunday, at half past six o'clock p.m.,
and on Wednesday, at half past seven o'clock p.m. Sab-
bath School at two o'clock p.m.
0/ft"ccr«.— Charles Goodall, Robert McElroy, James Har-
low, S. Mosgrove, Samuel Hancock, S. S. Sprague, John
Curry, H. H. Noble, and J. F. Byxbee, Trustees.
Central Methodist Episeopnl Clinreh.
Location, north side of Mission Street, between Sixth
and Seventh. Rev. T. S. Dunn, Pastor ; residence, 531
Jessie Street.
The church was organized in 1864 by Rev. J. D. Blain,
and a small building erected on a leased lot nearly oppo-
site the present site. Tlie present lot was purchased in
1S6(} under the pastoral charge of Rev. J. B. Hill, and is
seventy-five feet fronton Mission Street, mnning through
one hundred and sixty to Jessie Street. The church edi-
fice is fifty-six by one hundred feet, besides Sunday School
and Class rooms, which are accommodated in an L on the
back of the main church buiUhng, forty-six by fifty feet,
llic present church was placed on thelot in"l872"under
the pastoral charge of Rev. A. M. Hough, who remained
in charge until September, 1873. when the Rev. T. S.
Dunn succeeded him. The society now numbers, includ-
ing probationers, one hundred and fifty.
Services even,' Sabbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. Sabbath School and Bible classes at half
past nine o'clock a.m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
evenings. Class Meeting Sabbath noon and Tuesday
evenings.
Officers.— E. Burke, President; W. H. Codington, Sec-
retarj- ; 1. C. Stubbs, Treasurer ; J. W. Nye, William Ab-
bott, George Waterson, N. Anderson, D. B. Finch, and J.
C. Hoag, Trustees.
Mission Street Methodist Episcopal Chnrch.
Location, east side of Mission Street, between Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth. Rev. J. A. Bruxer, Past<jr; res-
idence, south side of Twentieth Street, near Guen-oro.
Tlie building occupied by this church, erected on a lot
sixty-five by one hundred and twenty-two feet, presented
by John Center, is a neat and substantial frame structure,
fifty by ninety feet, with a lecture room fifty by fifty-two
feet, and so constructed that it can be extended whenever
the wants of the society demand it.
Services on Sabbaths at eleven o'clock a.m., and at half
past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesdays
at half past seven o'clock p.m. The Sabbath School con-
nected with the church has a library of six hundred vol-
umes. Meets at half past two o'clock p.m.; N. J. Rogers,
Superintendent.
Officers.— C. S. Holmes, N. J. Rogers, E. B. Kingsley,
E. Bryans, G. W. Lemont, and W. H. Bromfield, Trustees.
Kentucky Street Methodist Episcopal Chnrch.
Location, Tennessee Street south of Solano, Potreru.
Rev. George Newtos, Pastor ; residence, at the church.
The lot is fifty by one hundred feet, for which ;?1,300
were paid. Size of building, thirty-two by fifty feet.
Value of property, §7,500, free from debt.
Services even,' Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and half
past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer Meeting Thursday even-
ings. Sunday School at half past nine o'clock a.m.
Broadway German Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, north side of Broadway Street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. C. H. Afflerbach, Pastor; resi-
dence, 728 Broadway, rear.
This church was organized February' 20, 1S59.
Services every Sabbath at half past ten o'clock a.m. and
half past seven o'clock p.m.; also, ever>' Wednesday
evening in the German language. Sunday School at half
past two o'clock p.m.
German Methodist Episcopal Chnrch.
Location, Folsom Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Rev. Ji'Lius Franz, Pastor; residence. 8G4 Folsom Street.
This church was organized April 4, 1858.
Services every Sunday at forty-five minutes past ten
o'clock a.m. and half past seven o'clock p.m. Sabbath
School at nine o'clock a. m. Prayer Meeting everj' Wednes-
day evening at half past seven o'clock. Praise Meeting
everj' Friday evening at half past seven o'clock. All serv-
ices in the German language.
0/^t'rs.— Philipp Fuchs, President; August MuUer,
Treasurer; Charles F. Krebs, Seoretarj' ; HennanShrader,
F. Jansen, Christian Kobicke, and Carl Stein, Trustees.
Metho<list Episcopal Chnrch. Sonth.
Rev. W. J. Maiion, Pastor: residence, 401 Taylor Street.
This church was organized in October, 1858, by the Rev.
O. P. Fitzgerald, Revs. W. R. Gober, Morris Evans, Sam-
uel Brown, E. K. Miller, Jesse Wood, Dabney Ball, and E.
E. Hoss, having severally had pastoral charge. The con-
gregation fonnerly worshiped on Minna Street, between
Fourth and Fifth, but have recently purchased a lot on
the corner of Ninth and Mission street-s, where a church
edifice will soon be erected. For the jiresent, senices are
held in the Pythian Hall Building, 913 Market Street.
Sendees every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. Sabbath
School at close of morning service. Class Meetings at
half past nine o'clock a.m. Prayer Meeting on Friday
evenings.
Offici'rs.-C. L. Newman, Class Leader; Wick B. Par-
sons, John A. McClelland, Rufus K. Cain, and C. L. New-
man, Trustees,
Bush Street M. E. Chnrch.
Location, Bush Street, between Scott and Devisadero.
Rev. E. R. DiLLE, Pastor; residence, 2520 Bush Street.
This house of worship wait built, at a cost of --^S.SOO.
from the proceeds of the sale of the Seaman's Bethel, in
1869. A Sabbath School, with about two himdred and fifty
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CHURCHES.
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members and a library of three hundred volumes, are con-
nected with the church.
Services everj- Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and half
pa-it seven o'clock P.M. Class Meeting immediately after
morning service. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evemngs.
Ojlicr'rs.— Henry Ma'han, C. A. MoiTill, C. C. Lombard,
Paul Bunker, and D. L. Hadley, Trustees.
Soatb San Francisco M. B. Chnrcb.
Location, Fifteenth Avenue, South S. F. Eev. G. New-
ton, Pastor; residence, Tennessee Street, south of Solano.
This society have erected a small edifice, at a cost, in-
cluding furnfture, of *3,500. 'Hie lot, seventy-flve by one
hundred feet, was donated by Messrs. Williams & Case.
Sunday School meets at two o'clock p.m.
African MctUodlst Episcopal Zlon Chnrch,
Location, west side of Stockton Street, between Clay
and Sacramento. Rev. W. H. Hillerv, Pastor ; residence,
south side of Greenwich Street, between Larkin and Polk.
Rev. J. F. Anderson, Acting Local Elder.
The congregation was organized by Rev. John J. Moore,
Au "int 1, 18.52. In April, 1864, they purchased the Uni-
tarKin Church on Stockton Street, for S15,500, on which
there is a debt of 82,000. Connected with the church is a
Sabbath School of three teachers and thirty scholars, and
a library of tour hundred volumes.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and at
three and half past seven o'clock p.m. Sabbath School at
one o'clock p.m.
Ofiars.—S. E. Freeman, President; William J. Parker,
Secretary; John Harris, James Hargrove, W. J. Parker,
John Mason, Henry Tolburt, Giles Sneads, and George F.
Norton, 'Trustees.
African MctUodlst Episcopal Chnrch.
Location, west side of Powell Street, between Jackson
and Pacific. Rev. L N. Triplett, Pastor; residence, 106
Bernard Street.
The society worshiping here was organized in 18d9, and
is the same that formerly occupied the St. C.vprian Church.
Under the pastorship of Rev. T. M. D. Ward, they re-
organized in 1S56, and secured the Scott Street Church
projicrty, where they continued to worship until March,
1M12, when they purchased the property which up to that
time had beenknown as Grace Church, for §5,500. Rev.
J. B. Sanderson was Pastor from May, 1S57, to June,
1859 At this time Rev. T. M. D. Ward again took charge,
and remained Pastor until May, 1868, when he was con-
secrated Bishop. From July, 1809, to June, 1870, Rev.
John R. V. Morgan acted as Pastor. The Rev. R. Dorsey
next took charge, and was succeeded by the Rev. J. H.
Hubbard March 30, 1872. The present Pastor took charge
during the year 1873. Durmg the year 1805 three deacons
were ordained by the Right Rev. Jabez P. Campbell,
Bishop of California.
0/?ii;ers.— Isaac Pearson, George Richardson, William
H. 'Carter, James Dizard, William Morris, Isaac West,
James Header, William Davis, George Green, and John
Sampson, Trustees ; William H. Carter, Secretary.
Chinese JUsslon Honsc of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
Location, north side of Washington Street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. Otis Gibson, Superintendent ;
residence, 916 Washingtnn Street. Chan Lok Chee and
Chan Bar Kui, Native Helpers.
This Mission House, erected in 1870, is a neat and com-
modious edifice, fifty-six by seventy feet, and three stories
high. On the main floor are three school rooms, w-ith
double folding doors between, so that when desirable they
can all be thrown into one room for general school exer-
cises or religious services. On the second floor of the
Chinese department are two school rooms, also connected
by folding doors, and rooms for the famdy of the native
preacher. The third floor of this portion of the building
contains four fine rooms, designed for, and used as, an
Asvlum for Chinese women and girts, who may be saved
from lives of slavery and shame. Miss Laura S. Temple-
ton is emploj-ed as teacher and missionary in this depart-
ment. Sabbath School for women at one o'clock p.m.
every Sabbath. The entrance to the Chinese department
is on" Stone Street, and to the Parsonage department, 91b
Washingt^jn. ^^^ ^. . , ,
The tijtal cost of the property is $32,000, one third of
which has been contributed by friends on this Coast, and
the balance has been paid by the Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Chiu-ch, to which society the
property is deeded.
The schools are graded into four classes, emploj'ing four
experienced teachers, and are open every evening during
the week except Saturday. Tuition SI per month. Bible
Class meets every Sabbath at half past ten o'clock a.m.
Sabbath School at half past six o'clock P.M. Services in
the Chinese language every Sabbath, at twelve o'clock m.,
at the Mi.ssion House, and everj- day of the week at two
o'clock p.m. at the Chapel on Jackson Street, between Du-
pont and Kearny.
PRESBYTERIAN".
First Presbyterian Chnrcb.
Location, west side of Stockton Street, between Wash-
ington and Clay. Rev. Robert Pattekson", D.D., Pastor ;
residence, 1110 Powell Street.
This church was organized May 20, 1849, under the
direction of Rev. Albert Williams, and was the first Protr
estant Church organized in San Francisco. W. W. Cald-
well Frederick Billings, Dr. George F. Tmner, Mrs.
Sarah B. Gillespie, Mrs. Ann Hodgson, and Mrs. Margaret
A. Geary were the original members ; Capt. B. Simmons,
E Woodruff, and H. Grimes were the first Trustees.
During the summer of 1849 the congregation worshiped
in a tent on Dupont Street, afterward m a store room of
the Custom House, and in the Superior Court Room, City
Hall until January 19, 1851, when a neat Gothic edifice
was erected on Stockton Street, near Broadway, capable
of holding seven hundred persons. This house was de-
stroyed by the great fire of June 22, 1861. A plain build-
ing 'was immediately erected on the same spot, in which
the congrei^tion worshiped luitil August, 1857 ; and from
that time until May, 1858, their meetings were held in the
Chinese Mission Chapel. Their present fine house of wor-
ship was built m the summer and autumn of 1857, at a
cost of about 800,000, including the lot, furniture, and
fixtures. It is in the Gothic style of arcbitectm-e through-
out. The main building is one hundred and seventeen
feet long, or to the outside of the tower, one hundred and
twenty-three feet, and is sLxty-one feet wide. Rooms for
the Pa.stor's study and social meetings are on the same
floor with the audience room, wiiich last is eighty-one by
fiftv-eight feet, with a ceiling thirty-nine feet high. A
Sabbath School room, fifty-seven by thirty-six feet, is over
the front apartments ; on the northeast comer of the
house is a brick tower, ninety-six feet in hight. There is
an organ gallery that will seat a choir of forty pei-sons,
and contains one of the largest and handsomest organs in
the citj'. In all its arrangements the edifice is admirably
adapted to its purpose, and at the same time is in accord-
ance with true architectural taste.
The church is entirely free from debt. Present number
of communicantji is about one hundred and fifty.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M.
and at haU past seven o'clock P.M.; lecture on Wednesday
evenings. Pastor's Bible Class on Friday, at half past
seven o'clock p.m. Berean Society Sabbath at half past
six o'clock P.M. The public invited to all services.
OMcers.—a. Gray, S. Hopkins, J. K. S. Latham, R. J.
Trumbull, and John Wright, Elders; C. L. hellogg and
S B. King, Deacons; David Hewes (President), J. K
Heston (Secretary and Treasurer), H. L. King, J. B.
Painter, William Bosworth, Joseph Gordon, L. B. bd-
wards, R. B. Fordham, and W. A. Holcombe, Trustees.
There is a large and flourishing Sabbath School con-
nected with the church. Average attendance, three hun-
dred. Number of teachers, fifty. A choice librarj- of
over ei^ht hundred volumes is attached to the school.
Sabbath School and Bible Class meet at one o'clock p.m.
OJicers.-C. L. Kellogg and S. Irving, Superintendents;
H L King, Jr., Assistant Superintendent; A. L. Hum-
phries, Trea-urer; James Wier, Secretary; George Leon-
ard, Librarian.
Calvary Presbyterian Chnrch.
Location, northwest comer of Geary and PoweU streets.
Rev John Hemphill, Pastor; residence, 331 Ellis Street.
This church was organized July 17, 1854. The first
Pastor was the Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., who commenced
his' labors in this city on the twenty-first of Jlay pre-
viously Dr. S. continued to officiate until the close of
the year 1801, when he was succeeded by the Rev. Charles
Wadsworth, D.D., who continued in charge until the
summer of 1809. In 1854 this congregation crect«d a
church on Bush Street, between Montgomery and San-
som where they worshiped until the dedication of theu-
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
present house of worship. The construction of the new
edifice was commenced in 1S68 and completed in May,
1S^9. It occupies a fifty-vara lot, and is one of the most
beautiful and convenient churches in the city. It will
comfortably seat about one thousand persons. The Lect-
ure and Sunday School Room is handsomely furnished,
and will accommodate from six to eight himdred persons.
The church has a splendid organ, built by Henrj- Er-
ben, of New York, which cost over $S,000, and is one of
the largest and most costly instruments on the Pacific
Coast; for excellence of workmanship and brilliancy of
tone it has been pronounced to be unsurpassed.
^ Senices everj* Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and seven
o'clock P.M. ; in summer at half past seven o'clock p.m.
Public Lecture Wednesday evening. Prayer Meeting every
Sabbath, one hour before the evening senice. Young
Men's Prayer Mee^ng on Friday evenings. Sabbath School-
meets at half past twelve o'clock p.m.
OjHcers.—R, McKee, James B. Roberts, H. H. Haight,
Wilii.mi H. Stowell, Henry B. Underbill, and C\tus Car-
many, Elders; Edward Hagthrop, John Dunn. H. Nelson
Wn^rht, and Charles W. Gordon, Deacons ; Thomas H.
Selby, H. H. Haight, James B. Roberts, W. S. Clark.
William Blackwood, Charles Clayton, M. P. Jones, Da%id
Meeker, and Alexaiider R. Baldwin, Trustees; Thomas
H. Selby, President ; James B. Roberts, Secretary : Wil-
liam Blackwood, Treasurer; James B. Roberts, Sabbath
School Superintendent.
Howard Presbyterian Cliarch.
Location, south side of Mission Street, between Third
and Fourth. Rev. Alfred H. Kellogg, Acting Pastor; res-
idence, 906 Market Street.
The church was organized September, 1850, under the
auspices of the Rev. S. H. Willey, who continued in the
pastorage for twelve years. The building then occupied
by the congregation was dedicated June 17, 1851 ; was en-
larged and repaired in ISOi, and in 1S67 was sold to the
Third Baptist Society. The Rev. H. M. Scudder, D.D.,
who was for many years a missionarj' in India, was in-
stalled by the Presbrtery of San Francisco, July 23, 1865,
and prosecuted his work with great success until March,
1S71, when he resigned. The Kev. Hugh Smith Cari)en-
ter, D.D., supplied the pulpit from Febman,-, 1S72, to
March, 1S74, when he resigned. The Rev. Alfred H. Kel-
logg commenced his services on the first Simdav of De-
cember, 1874. The number of communicants em-oUed is
about five hundred.
The present church building was erected in 1866, and
dedicated Januarj- 6, 1S67. It will seat comfortably near-
ly one thousand four hundred persons, and is considered
in all respects well adapted for the purposes designed in
its erection.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and half
past seven o'clock p.m. in winter months, and forty-five
minutes past seven o'clock p.m. in summer months.
Prayer Meeting, or Lecture. Wednesday evening. Sabbath
School at forty-five minutes past nine o'clock A.M.; Sam-
uel I. C. Swezey, Superintendent. Teachers' meeting
everj* Friday evening. Number of teachers and scholars,
about four hundred. Volumes in the library, about one
thousand.
O/feer*.— Samuel I. C. Swezey, William A. Meeker,
Wales L. Palmer, Milton H. Mrrick, Ebenezer R, Hawley,
George McDonald, Elders ; E. A. Upton, George T. Haw-
ley, Colin Sinclair, Andrew McLure, and Robert T. Rob-
erts, Deacons ; James E. Gordon, C\tus Palmer, Ebene-
zer R. Hawley, S. I. C. Swezey, James Paterson, and
George Barstow, Trustees ; Wales L. Palmer, Tr^urer ;
Herbert H. Judson, Secretary.
Larkln Street Presbyterian Clmroli.
Location, comer of Larkin and Pacific streets. Rev.
Calvis A. PoAGE, Pastor; residence, 1507 Clay Street.
This enterprise was commenced by Rev. J. D. Strong,
in the Spring Valley School House, in April, 1S62. A
Union Sabbath School, under the superintendence of E.
R. Waterman, had prenously existed in the neighborhood
for more than two years, but was ntit formally connected
with the church movement till near the close of that
year, when an effort was made to erect a house of wor-
ship, but failed for want of the requisite funds. During
the fallowing simimer the effort was revived, and in Sep-
tember, 1863, a Board of Trustees was incorporated, a lot
purchased at an expense of $1,000, plans and specifica-
tions prepared by S. H. Williams, and the contract for
building the church edifice let to J. W. Duncan. On the
fourth of September, 1864, the building was completed
and dedicated. It is of wood, seventy-two feet long and
forty-two feet wide, and has seats for about four hun-
dred persons. Its architecture is plain and unpretending,
but neat and tasteful. Its whole cost was a Uttle over
$10,000.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock, a.m. and half
past seven o'clock p.m. The Sabbath School has an aver-
age attendance of one hundred and fifty, and a libran.' of
four hundred voliunes. Meets immediately after morn-
ing ser\ice.
(>/fic<>rs.— Warren Holt, Elder; E. R. Waterman, G. G.
Clark, F. M. Stocking. Charies Cook. Henry Dutton, Jr.,
S. H. Williams, and Warren Holt, Trustees ; Rev. Cahin
A. Poage, Superintendent Sabbath School.
Central Presbyterian Chnreb.
Location, north side of TT,ier Street, between Taylor
and Jones. Rev. Thomas M."CL'>rNiNGaAM, D.D., Pastor;
residence, 1S17 Sacramento Street.
This church was or>,ranized May 14, 1865, with fifty-
three members. At present it has on its roll the names
of about four himdred, and is rapidly increasing. In the
summer of 1S65, the congregation erected an edifice on
Mission Street, between Fifth and Sixth, where they wor-
shiped until the simimer of 1869, when a second house
of worship was completed and formally dedicated to the
senice of God on Sunday, Nov. 28, 1869. The building,
furniture, etc., exclusive of the lot, cost about $25,000.
The Rev. John G. Fackler, through whose labor the con-
gregation was gathered, officiated from April, 1866, until
the present Pastor took charge in November, 1870. The
congregation and Sabbath School increasing so rapidly,
it was determined to sell this edifice, which was done m
the month of August, 1872. to the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church, who removed the building to their lot
on Mission Street, between Sixth and Seventh, paying
$7,5tX) for the building and furniture. The organ was
sold to the Presbyterian Church of San Jos^. In Septem-
ber, 1872, the contract for the present building, called
the "Central Presb.rterian Tabernacle," was signed, and
the work commenced to erect a building which is free to
all persons, and completed in 1873. The building is an
octagon shape, surmounted by a dome from which sus-
pends a sunbumer, which is" the only light used. The
walls are handsomely frescoed and contain appropriate
mottoes from the "Beatitudes." A splendid organ fills
up the entire east wall. The basement is divided into
lecture room, two class rooms, kitchen <used at the social
meetings of the congregation), study, and hbrarj-.
Sabt^th services held at eleven o'clock a.m. "and half
past seven o'clock p.m. Prayer Meeting everj- Wednes-
day in the Iect\u-e room at half past seven o'"clock p.m.,
and on Sabbath evenings at half past six o'clock p.m.
Praise Ser\ice is held till half past seven o'clock p.m.,
when the usual service is held. Sunday School and Bible
Class, numbering four hundred children, at half past nine
o'clock A.M.; A. Hemme, Superintendent The Library
contains three thousand usefiU volumes, which are eagerly
read by the children.
A preparatory sermon is preached on Friday evening
before each administration of the Lord's Supper, which
sacrament is observed on the first Sabbath of March,
June, September, and December.
OjHcers.—A. Hemme, James D. Thornton, Asa Barker,
George I. N. Monell, Henry- F. Crane, Duane Ballard, and
W. E. Sell, Elders ; RufusKeyser, James Dunn, and James
Moore, Deacons ; Asa Harker, A. Hemme, J. D. Thorn-
ton, James Dunn, Rufus Keyser, G. I. N. Monell, Jacob
Schreiber, Robert Mclntyre, and A. T. Farish, Trustees;
G. I. N. Monell, Treasurer ; A. J. Chambers, Secretarj'.
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church.
Location, Harrison Street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Rev. James Woodworth, Acting Pastor; residence, 302
Mont^omen,- Street.
This church was oi^nized in the month of July, 1867,
with twenty-seven members, under the direction of the
Presb\ter>" of California. The Sabbath School cmnected
with the church was organized January 6, 1867, at the
comer of Seventh and Folsom streets; number of schol-
ars at the time, thirty. It now has three hundred schol-
ars, though the average attendance is less than half that
number, with a library of seven himdred volumes.
Senices are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
Sabbath School at two o'clock p.m. Rev. James Wood-
worth, Superintendent; John Hilton and William Fenn,
Librarians.
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CHURCHES.
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Vnited Presbyterian C'taurcb.
Location, west side of Mason Street, between Eddy and
Ellis. Rev. M. M. Gibson, Pastor; residence, 8 Liberty
Street, between Twentieth and Twenty-first, near Valencia.
This church was organized January, 1S6G, by the Rev.
J. T. Cooper, D.D., with thirty-eig'ht members; it now
numbers about two hundred, it uses the metrical version
of the Psalms of David in praise. It is sustained entirely
on the voluntary system — pews free.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past three o'clock p.m. Sabbath School at half
past nine o'clock a.m.
Ojjicers. — William Brown, James Foster, John Smith,
James Sullivan, and James McKay, Elders ; George Dickie
(President), William McCrindle (Treasurer), James Mc-
Daniel, John Mcllwaine, John Purdy, John Trotter, and
Frank McConnell, Trustees.
WestDilnster Presbyterian C'hareb.
Location, south side of Fell Street, between Octavia
and Lagnna. Rev. Robert Scrimoeour, Acting- Pastor;
residence, Buchanan Street, between Fell and Oak.
Ser\'icesever>' Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and seven
o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at two o'clock p.m.
(.)jficcrs.~T>. Beadle, John Macpherson, C. Geddes, and
C. S. Capp, Trustees ; John Macpherson, Treasurer ; E.
T. Cooper, Clerk.
Howard Street Presbyterian C'hareb.
Location, east side of Howard Street between Twenty-
ty-first and Twenty-second. Rev. Sylvester Woodbridge,
D. D. , Pastor ; residence, Nineteenth Street, near Valencia.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and seven
o'clock p.m.
St. Jobn*s Presbyterian Cbnrch.
Location, north side of Post Street, between Mason and
Taylor. Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., LL.D., Pastor; resi-
dence, 521 Post Street.
This church was or^'anized March 6, 1870, in Pacific
Hall, by the Presbytery of San Francisco, with fifty-eight
communing memljers. The mmiber at present is three
hundred and twenty-one. Soon after its organization
the congregation purchased their present beautiful place
of worship from the St. James' Episcopal Parish, for the
Bum of :?45,(X)0, and have since expended §20,000 for im-
prwements, making the total sum ;?05,000— the organ,
which is a very excellent one, costing $10,000.
The Sabbath School connected with the church has five
hundred members, and a library containing thirteen hun-
dred and seventeen volumes, with numerous diagrams of
Bible places and scenes. I
0 fleers.— Stephen Franklin, Edward Dillon, George
Mtjams, andG. K. Gluyas, Ruling Elders; Henry M. New- I
hall, Albert Miller, N. G. Kittle, J. O. Rountree, David
l'^>rter, M. L. McDonald, Edward Roper, A. D. Smith, and
Frank Henderson, Trustees ; S. Franklin, Sabbath School
Superintendent.
Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Location, Tennessee Street, between Sierra and Napa.
Rev. S. P. Whiting, Pastor; residence, 12-10 Howard
Street.
This church is built on a lot of land, fifty by one hun-
dred feet, presented by E. A. LawTence, Esq. It was
erected in 1S71 at a cost of ?4,500. The church affords
sittings for two hundred and fifty. Services every Sab-
bath at eleven o'clock a.m. and seven o'clock p.m.
Sabbath School at half past nine o'clock a.m. Rev. S.
P. Whiting, Superintendent. Connected with the school
is a library of five hundred volumes.
0/^ers.— Nathan Davis, Charles Geddes, John H. Mar-
quart, and C. F. Richards, Trustees.
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Location, Eighteenth Avenue, near Railroad Avenue,
South San Francisco. Rev. R. G. McCartuy, Pastor;
residence, Fifteenth Avenue, near Railroad Avenue.
The Memorial Presbyterian Church was incorporated
March 23, 1871, and a lot of ground fifty by one hundred
feet, on Eighteenth Avenue, given by Elijah Case and
Messrs. Thornton & Williams. The church accommodates
one hundred and fifty, and was built at a cost of $5,000—
$1,000 of which was contributed by the Board of Church
Erection of New York, and the balance by neighboring
inhabitants and friends of the church.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and half
past seven o'clock p.m.
The Sabbath School connected with the church num-
bers seventy-five members. T. D. Jones, Superintendent.
OJicers. — Andrew J. Hare, Charles Geddes, R. G. Mc-
Carthy, Hugh Crocker, and John Gamble, Trustees.
Chinese Mission House.
Location, northeast comer of Stockton and Sacramen-
to streets. Rev. A. W. Loomis, D.D., and Rev. f. M. Con-
DiT, Missionaries.
The house is brick, and was built by the liberalitj' of
the citizens of San Francisco, and by funds from the Pres-
byterian Board of Foreign Missions, whose office is in
New York, and by which this mission to the Chinese in
California is supported. The house contains school rooms
'and rooms for a Chinese Christian Association, a chapel
which will seat nearly three hundred people, and apart-
ments for the residence of a mission family.
Religious services in the Chinese language are held
every Sabbath morning and evening, and also on Wednes-
day evenings. A Sabbath School is also held in connec-
tion with each of these three services.
An evening school is open throughout the week. It is
free to the Chinese, and is taught by the missionaries and
other teachers who are supported by the Mission.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
SI. IIIary*s Catheilral.
Location, northeast corner of California and Dupont
streets. Most Rev. Joseph S. Alemany, Archbishop ;
Verjf Rev. James Croke, V. G.; Rev. J. Prendergast, Rec-
tor; Rev. William A. Speckels and Rev. M. Slattery, As-
sistants; Rev. R. P. Brennan, Secretary; archi-episcopal
and pastoral residence, 628 California Street, atljoining
the Cathedral.
The erection of this noble structure was commenced on
the seventeenth of July, 1853, during which year the
basement portion was built, and the work was resumed
the July following. Dedicated December 25, 18.S4. The
church is seventy-five feet wide, fronting on Califor-
nia Street, by one hundred and thirty-one feet on Dupont
Street. Service was begun at midnight on December 24,
1854. The basement portion is lighted from both sides,
and well ventilated. The present expenditure for the
building is §175,000. The church portion is forty-five feet
high in the clear, and contains spacious galleries, and an
organ loft. The ceilings are vaulted with a series of
groined arches which are decorated, and every means
have been resorted to for accommodation, light, and venti-
lation. The church can seat twelve hmidrcd persons.
The tower is at present one hundred and thirty-five feet
high, and when completed with a spire, will be two hun-
dred feet high. The edifice is of Gothic architecture,
which has been carried out in every detail through the
building. In all the arrangements for the erection of the
church the greatest attention has been paid to the selec-
tion of the best material, and to the combination of
strength and durabihty, which are admirably effected in
its construction.
The present dimensions of the Cathedral not being suf-
ficiently large for the vast congregation that attends it, it
is intended to add about thirty feet more to its length.
An archi-episcopal and pastoral residence on California
Street as also a beautiful and spacious baptistry, have
been recently erected.
Attached to the Cathedral is a large day school for boys.
Masses : Sundays, at six in summer, and half past six
in winter, half past seven, nine, and half past ten o'clock
a.m.; week days, six, half past six, seven, and half past
seven o'clock a.m. ; Vespers, at seven o'clock Sunday even-
ings in winter, and half past seven o'clock in sununer.
St. Francis* Church.
Location, north side of Vallejo Street, between' Dupont
and Stockton. Rev. J. F. liAJtRiNQTON, Pastor; Rev. A.
Garriga and Rev, J. Valentini, Assistants. Pastoral resi-
dence, 519 Green Street.
This church was organized by Very Rev. Anthony
Langlois, in the spring of 1849, through whose efforts fv
commodious frame building was erected in the month of
December, 1849, and was the first Roman Catholic Church
organized in San Francisco. Its ground base was forty
by one hundred feet, one storj' in higlit. During the
year 1859-60, a large and commodious church was erected,
which was dedicated on the seventeenth of March, 1860.
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Its design is of the Gothic order, prevalent in the four-
teenth centurj', presenting an illustration of the Christian
architecture uf that period. The principal features of
this imposing structure are the towers, which project be-
yond the body of the church, and present in the eleva-
tion four divisions, rising to a hight of ninety feet from
the ground. The entrance porch, or vestibule, has two
side aisles, a semi -octagonal sanctuary, and two sacristies,
and is approached by a flight of ten steps, ascending to
the vestil)ule, from which, at each side, are entrances to
the galleries and baptistry, and in front are the pointed
arched doorways which lead to the nave and aisles. In the
central space between the towers are the three doorways
communicating with the vestibule, and thence with the
interior. Over the central door there is a large and ele-
gant three- com piirtment window, and in the gable a
higlily decorated rose window. Over each side door there
is a lufty and spacious niche, which rises from richly
molded briclc corbels ; there are also three marble panels
with appropriate inscriptions, recessed in the brick work
immediately over the doorway and gable ; the work is fin-
ished with a massive and richly decorated cross.
The interior of this building has lately been completed
in the florid Gothic style. Its symmetrical proportions
are admired by all the lovers of architecture, and pro-
nounced to be the most correct, and ranks now among the
most elegant buildings in San Francisco.
The east and west sides of the structure are diWded by
buttresses into eight spaces, in each instance, seven of
which contain the large, pointed arched windows which
light the church. Beneath the floor of the church there is
a large, well-lighted basement, which is used as a school
room, and also as a place of meeting for the parishioners.
The extreme dimensions of the building are sixty-six feet
front by one hundred and thirty-seven and one half feet
in depth ; from the floor to the foot of the rafters is thir-
ty-five feet, and from the floor to the apex of the ground
arches is fifty-six feet. Cost over §100,000.
Masses : Sundays at six, half past seven, nine, and half
past ten o'clock a.m. Sunday School at two o'clock p.m.
Vespers and Benediction on Sunday at seven o'clock p.m.
Mass on week days at seven o'clock a.m.
St. Patrick*^ Cbnrch.
Location, north side of Mission Street, between Third
and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Grey, Pastor ; Rev. Tliomas
Larkin, Rev. P. Power, and Rev. Edward Morrissey, As-
sistant Pastors. Pastoral residence, 744 Mission Street.
This church, founded by the Rev. John Maginnis in
1851, was originally located on the corner of Market and
Annie streets, where the congregation worshiped, and a
large and flourishing Sunday School was maintained un-
til the early part of 1S72, when the present commodious
edifice was completed. The interior of the new church is
a vast space of eighty feet in width by one hundred and
sixty in length, and seventy-five feet high, to the cro\ni
of the ceiling of the nave. The nave comprises the main
hall, which is forty-four feet in width, and on each side
are aisles of eighteen feet in width, separated from the
nave by rows of sixteen fluted columns, eight on a side,
from which spring the upper walls of the main building.
The ceiling is a succession of groined arches, and is beau-
tifully frescoed in a ground of blue. The light is ample,
there being thirty-six large windows in the wings and
tier, and five in the chancel, all filled with stained glass.
The windows of the chancel represent St. Patrick, as a
center piece, with the four Evangelists. Rows of niches
are in the walls, between the windows, twelve of the most
conspicuous of which hold statues of the twelve Apostles.
A mammoth organ with fifty-two stops, twenty-four
feet wide, thirty-six feet high, and eighteen feet deep, and
weighing ten tons, intended to be the largest on the coast,
is now making in Germany, and will soon be placed in the
church. The lofty belfry, one hundred feet from the
ground, contains a beautiful chune of bells presented
to the church by Peter Donahue, Esq. The total cost of
thisgreat structure is about $175,000. At this date St.
Patrick's is the largest and most costly church edifice in
the St^itc, and its lofty spire, supporting a large cross
riclily gilded with gold, two hundred and forty feet high, is
one of tlie most conspicuous objects in the city.
Massses: Sundays, at fifteen minutes past six, fifteen
minutes past seven, eight, nine, and half past ten o'clock
a.m.; during the week, daily, at half past six and half past
seven oclock a.m.; Vespers and benediction of the M. H.
S., at half past seven o'clock p.m.. A boys' school is held
in the basement, at which there is an average attendance
of nearly four hundred pupils. |
Sit. Is:natlns* Church.
Location, north side of Market Street, between Fourth
and Fifth. Served by the Fathers of the Society of
Jesus, connected with St. Ignatius' College. The old
building, dedicated July 15, 1355, being found too small
for the rapidly-increasing congregation, the new hall of
the college is at present used as a church, and accommo-
dates about three thousand persons. The present portion
of the institution cost about §160,000.
Masses : Sundays, at five, forty-five minutes past five,
half past six, fifteen minutes past seven, eight, forty-five
minutes past eight, half past nine, and half past ten
o'clock A.M.; Vespers at half past seven o'clock p.m.
Masses on week days at five, forty-five minutes past five,
half past six, fifteen minutes past seven, and eight o'clock
A.M.
Notre Daiue de» VIctoires.
Location, north side of Bush Street between Dupont
and Stockton. Rev. Henri de Clerch, Pastor ; residence,
526 Bush Street.
The congregation was organized May, 185G, and its edi-
fice dedicated on the fourth of the same month. The
building was constructed by a society of Baptists, and at
the date above given was disposed of to the present own-
ers. It has a ground base of fifty by one hundred feet,
and with its basement, which is intended for school rooms
connected with the church, has a capacity of comfortably
seating seven hundred persons.
Mass on Sundays at eight o'clock A.M.; Solemn High
Mass at eleven o'clock a.m.; Mass on week days at nine
o'clock a.m. Catechism, on Sundays, at half past two
o'clock P.M., taught in the English and French languages,
preparatorj,' to communion for children from ten years
and older. The course of preparation requires one year's
attendance at the Sunday School, and time fixed for con-
firmation and commimion is the first-day of May of each
year.
mission Dolores.
Location, southwest corner of Sixteenth and Dolores
streets. Rev. Thomas Cushino, Pastor; Rev. Dennis
Keily, Assistant ; pastoral residence, adjoining the church.
The church was dedicated on the ninth of October,
1776, although projected in 1760, by Father Junipero
Serra, the Father of the California Missions. The first
Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou, who w;is as-
sisted is his labors by Benito Cambon. At the organiza-
tion of this Mission, and for its protection, there were fif-
teen soldiers located at the Presidio, under the command
of S. Flores. A cemetery is attached to the church, in
which the first interment was made in September, 1776.
The first Indian convert was baptized on the twenty-
seventh day of December, in the same j-ear. In the in-
troductory portion of the San Francisco Directory for
1S62, page 5, will be found further details comiected with
the history of this Mission. Attached to this church is a
large day school.
Masses at six, eight, and half past t«n o'clock a.m. on
Sunday's and Festivals. Vespers at seven o'clock p.m.
St. Joseph's Church.
Location, west side of Tenth Street, between Folsora
and Howard. Rev. H. P. Gallagher, Pastor ; Rev. An-
drew Cullen and Rev. J. A. Gallagher, Assistants ; pas-
toral residence, adjoining the church.
This church was opened for divine service on the
eighth day of December, 1861. The building first erected
was a neat and substantial one-story frame, sixty feet
long by thirty-seven feet wide, and stands on the one
hundred-vara lot donated by Horace Hawes, Esq., for the
future cathedral of the Arch-Diocese. The foremen-
tioned building, removed back for a school, has been re-
placed by a new edifice, over thrice the size of the above,
it is crucifonn Gothic, and elegantly finished. The new
building is designed to be, as nearly as possible, earth-
quake and panic proof, the ceiling being done in finely
fuiished wood, and the large entrance door to slide on
rollers.
Services on Sundays and Festival days. Masses : Sun-
days at half past six, eight, nine, and half past ten
o'clock A.M.; Catechism at half past nine o'clock a.m. and
Vespers at seven o'clock r.M. Mass : Week days at seven
and half past seven o'clock a.m.
St. Rose*s C-bnrch.
Location, Brannan Street, near Fourth,
cant). Attended from St. Ignatius.
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CHURCHES.
969
This church was deilicated on the Festival of Pentecost,
June S, 1S<V2. There is connected with the church a
school for girls, in charye of the Sisters of St. Dominic,
which cont;i.iued, within one month after its estabhsh-
ment, one hundred and fifty-six pupils. There are now
about four hundred girls in regular attendance.
Mass : Smidays at eight o'clock a.m.
St. Bridgets Church.
Location, southwest corner of Broadway Street and
Van Ness Avenue. Kev. E. F. O'Nbill, O.P., Pastor ; Rev.
J. H. Derham, O. P., Assistant ; residence, rear of church.
This church was completed and ser\ices first held in
February-, 1S04. It is a wooden structure, cruciform, nave
thirty-six by forty-two feet, transept thirty by sixty feet,
erected upon a lot, purchased by Archbishop Alemany, at
a cost of ;<l,-iOO.
Masses every Sunday at half past six, eight, and half
past ten o'clock a.m., and seven o'clock p.m. Catechism
for the children at half past two o'clock P.M. Mass : On
week days at seven o'clock a.m.
St. Petep'9 Chnrch.
Location, west side of Columbia Street, between Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth. Kev. Thomas Gibney, Pastor ;
Rev. Cornelius O'Connor, Assistant; pastoral residence,
east side of Alabama Street, between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth.
Since its erection the church edifice has been consider-
ably enlarged to acconimixiate the ever-increasing con-
gregation.
Masses on Sundays at eight and half past ten o'clock
A.M. Svmday School at half past nine o'clock a.m.
St. Boniface's Church (German).
Location, south side of Tyler Street, between Jones and
Leavenworth. Rev. Jrnus Herde, Pastor; residence, in
rear of the church. Rev. S. Wolf,^ssistant Pastor.
This church was dedicated June; 1S70. Services ; Sun-
days, Mass at eight and half past ten o'clock a.m., and
Vespers at half past seven o'clock p.m.; week days, Mass
at half past seven o'clock A.M.; Catechism, Sundays at 3
i.ii.
Church of the Holy Cross-
Location, Calvarj' Cemetery. Rev. James Largan, Pas-
t' ir ; residence, 2220 GSeary Street. Masses at eight o'clock
A.M.
St. John the Baptist Church.
Location, north side of Eddy Street, between Octavia
and Lagaina. Rev. James Largas, Pastor; residence,
2220 Gear\ Street.
The parish church, known as St. John the Baptist's,
previous Ui its removal to the present location, was for-
merly the old St. Patrick's Church, the second erected in
San Francisco, and Wiis built by Father May^innis. Since
its removal it has been entirely renovated, replastered,
and painted. Masses at half past ten o'clock a.m.
Chapels.
In addition to the services held at the different Roman
Catholic churches throughout the city, religious exercises
take place regularly at the following institutions ; Pres-
entation Convent Chapel, Powell Street; St. Rose's, Bran-
nan Street; New Presentation Convent, comer of Taylor
and Ellis streets; St. Mary's Hospital Chapel, Branuan
Street; Magdalen Asylum Chapel, Potrero Avenue, near
Twenty-first Street ; St. Marj-'s College Chapel, San Jos6
Road;" St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, South San Fran-
cisco ; Sacred Heart College, corner of Larkin and Eddy
streets, and St. Dominic Church and Monastery, north-
west comer of Bush and Steiner streets.
SWEDEXBORGIAN.
First .New Jerusalem Church.
Location, north side of O'Farrell Street, between Mason
and Taylor. Rev. John Douoarr, Pastor ; residence, 1603
Leavenworth Street.
This society was organized February 15, 1852. It has
erected upon "an eligible lot, measuring fifty-five feet front
by one hundred and thirty-seven feet deep, a verj' neat
church edifice in the Gr- ahic style, capable of seating about
three hundred and fifty persons, and at a total expense,
including lot and church, of a little over 312,000.
seats are entirely free to the pubUc.
There is a library connected with the church, contain-
ing all the theological and nearly all the scientific books
of Swedeuborg, both in English and Latin, and a large
number of coUateral works by various authors, explana-
tory of the New Church faith, which is free to all who
desire to inform themselves concerning this pecuhar re-
ligious system.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Administration of the
sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the close of the morn-
ing service on the first Sundays Ih January-, April, July,
and October. Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock
Officers.— C. C. Webb, President; G. H. Sanders, Secre-
tary and Treasurer ; Charles Pace, A. W. Manning, H. A.
Guilixson, J. Mathewson, and O. DaWdson, Trustees;
Thomas S. Miller, Dr. A. Kellogg, John McCraith, E. Eke-
lund, E. A. Sawjer, B. Shellard, and E. D. Feusier, Church
Conmiittee; H. L. Hosmer, Secretary of the Society; D.
W. Martindell, Librariam
New Jerusalem Church.
Rev. Joseph Worcester, Pastor ; residence, 813 Bush
Street.
This society was oi^nized April 3, 1S70, with twenty-
eight members.
Senices are held every Sabbath in the hall, 413 Sutter
Street, at eleven o'clock a.m. The Sabbath School meets
at ten o'clock a.m.
(^^iciTS.— Oliver Eldridge, Chairman; J. H. Purkitt,
Secretary ; Lott Blanchard, Robert H. French, and David
Wilder, Church Committee.
The
UNITARIAN
First rnitarlan Church.
Location, south side of Geary Street, between Dupont
and Stockton. Rev. Horatio Stebbins, Pastor; resi-
dence, 16 EUis Street.
This church was organized September 1, 1S50. The first
edifice ownied by them was erected in lSo2, on Stockton
Street, between Clay and Sacramento. The first regular
Pastor, the Kev. Joseph HaiTington, arrived August 27,
1S52, and died November 2 of the same year, of Panama
fever. The second regular Pastor, Rev. F. T. Gray, ar-
rived June, 1853, and left in June, 1S54, and died in Bos-
ton in February, 1S.>5. The third regular Pastor, the
Rev. R. P. Cutler, arrived August 31, 1854, and con-
tinued his ministrations without mt^rmissiou until June
1, 1859, at which time he resigned his charge and left for
New York. The Rev. John A. Buckingham then officiated
as temporary Pastor until April 5, 1800. The Rev. Thomas
Starr King arrived here with his family April 2S, 1868,
and commenced his ministrations the following day (Sun-
day) before one of the largest congregations ever assem-
bled in this citv.
During the period of Mr. King's ministrj', the society
extinguished a long-standing debt of ;^20,000, and erected
a new church on Geary Street near Stockton, at a cost of
$115,000, all of which "has been paid. It is one of the
most beautiful structures our city contains, and is re-
markable for the purity of its architectural design and its
interior beauty.
\Jy*m the death of Thomas Starr King on the fourth of
March, 1804, Rev. Dr. Henrj' W. BeUows, of All Saints'
Church, New York, President of the Sanitary Comuiis-
sion, and one of the mo;jt distmguished aud iufluential
ministers of the denomination, respnndcd to au earnest
call from the society, and left New York within a few
weeks to fill the pulpit thus vacated, for a period of six
months. , , ,, ■ v
The Rev. Horatio Stebbins, of Portland, Maine, who
had received an unanimous call from the society, became
the permanent Pastor the foUomng September. Smce
then the society has enjoved its accustomed prosperity.
The pews of the church are not owned by individuals,
but belong to the society whose organic laws require that
they shall be rented annually at auction to the highest
bidder. A clause in the New Constitution of the society
provides that the property shall never be pledged, mort-
gaged, or incumbered for any purpose whatever.
There is connected with the society an organization for
charitable purjx^ses, called the Samaritan .\ssociatiou.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m.
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Pews are free at all Sab-
bath evening senices. Social gatherings of the members
are held on evening of first Wednesday of each mouth in
the parlor of the church.
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970
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
The Sabbath School has four hundred scholars, and a
librarj' of two thousand volumes. Meets at half past nine
o'clock A.M.
Officers.— Horace Davis, Moderator ; George C. Hickox,
Treasurer ; James L. Fields, Clerk ; Le\-i Stevens, Horatio
Frost, Thomas Houseworth, Thomas Young, Henrj' P.
Blanchard, and Charles A. .Murdock, Trustees; Charles
A. Murdock, Superintendent Sabhath School ; Caleb N.
Cousens, Sexton ; residence, 1625 Webster Street.
UNIVERSALIST.
First FnlverMiUst Charcta and Parish In Fel-
lOM'Slup.
Present place of worship, Pacific Hall, Bush Street, be-
tween Kearny and Dupont. Rev. E. L. Rexkord, D.D.,
Pastor; residence, northwest comer of Twenty-second and
Mission streets.
This parish was organized AugTlst 14, 1874. Services are
held everj- Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and half past
seven o'clock p.m.
The Sabbath School connected with the church meets at
half past twelve o'clock p.m. Edward C. Bonsai, Jr., Su-
perintendent.
0/ftccrs.— James Davis, President; W. W. Hanscom,
Secretary; John Crocker, Treasurer; William H. Sears,
Unil Huntington, Cjtus Crego, E. C. Boobar, Albert Fol-
som, and James 'Tj'son, Trustees.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mariners* Churcb.
Location, northeast comer of Sacrwnento and Dnimm
streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor; residence, 1208
California Street.
This church was organized with six members, in De-
cember, 1858, and now numbers one hundred and thirty.
The house of worship, occupied by the society, is a com-
modioiis wooden building, erecte d in 1866, by contribu-
tions from merchants and other citizens of San Francisco.
This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the
usual church services, a lartje Bible Class for seamen and
strangers, a Sabbath religious reading room, monthly
meetings of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, several
Prayer meetings on week-day evenings, preaching on the
Sabbath, in the English and Swedish languages, and per-
sonal labor during the week at the U. S. Marine Hospital,
distribution of bibles and tracts on shipboard, boarding
houses, and elsewhere, and missionary' labors about the
streets, wharves, and shipping, and on board sea-going
vessels. It is an undenominational missionary chiu"ch.
There is connected with this church a Bible Class and
Sabbath School, numbering more than one hundred
teachers and scholars; meets at half past nine o'clock a.m.
Services everj- Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. and three
and half past seven o'clock p.m. Sendees in the Swedish
language at half past three o'clock p.m. Prayer meetings
everj' Wednesday, Thxu^day, and Friday evening at half
past seven o'clock p.m.
During the year 1860 a society was formed among the
business men of San Francisco, having for its object the
moral improvement of seamen, called the San Francisco
Port Society. It seeks to attain its object by sustaining
the preaching of the gospel, and other missionarj' labors
in connection with the Mariners' Chm-ch.
Ojiccrs.—Kev. J. Rowell, Pastor and Chaplain of the
American Seaman's Friend Society, who has labored here
since August, 1858; Henrj- Chester and William D.
Bishop, Deacons.
Swedish EvangeliCAl TiUon Church.
Place of worship, Young Men's Christian Association
Hall. -232 Sutt«r Street. Rev. P. W. Sundbom, Pastor.
Services every Sunday in the Swedish language, at
eleven o'clock a.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings
at half past seven o'clock.
Second Advent Christian Church.
Location, north side of Eddy Street, between Taylor
and Jones. Tuomas Howkll, Elder ; residence, 20 Oak
Street.
This eociety was organized in 1870. Sen'ices are held
every Sunday at eleven o'clock a.m. and half past seven
o'clock P.M.
Officers. — W. S. Dibble and J. Goodwin, Deacons; H.
W. Snow, Treasurer.
Seventh-Day Adventtsts.
Or^nized 1871. Place of worship, Excelsior Hall, 713
Mission Streeet. J. N. Lououboroi'OII, Elder.
Ser\ice8 every Saturday at half past ten o'clock a.m.
and Smiday at half pastseven o'clock p.m. Sunday School*
at ten o'clock a.m.
Diftclples of Christ.
Congregation of Disciples of Christ (Christian Church).
Isaac W. Tener and Hervey Darneal, Elders. Meets
every Lord's Day at eleven o'clock a.m. and half past seven
o'clock P.M., in church building, south side of Minna Street,
between Fourth and Fifth. Sunday School meets imme-
diately after morning service.
The Independent Clemian Congregation of
San Francisco.
Incorporated July 1, 1870. Lectures by the Speaker,
Mr. Fred. Schuenemann-Pott, held at Dashaway Hall,
Sundays at half past ten o'clock a.m. during the winter
months and on Thursdays during the summer. Sunday
School at nine o'clock a.m. Number of scholars, one
hundred.
OJicers. — (\''acant). President; George W. Hillebrand,
Vice-President; Charies Weber, Secretary- ; B. A. Schling-
heyde, Financial Secretary; Charles Lemme, Treasurer.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Chrl.st of Latter-
Day Suluts <San Francisco ItranchK
denized 1863. John Roberts, Presiding Elder. This
congregation numbers seventy-four members, including
eight Elders, one Teacher, and three Deacons.
Meets every Sunday at half past two o'clock p.m.
Preaching at half past seven o'clock p.m. Sunday School
at one o'clock p.m., in the Grand Army of Republic Hall,
71 New Montgomery Street.
Christian Brethren.
These brethren had their origin at Plymouth, England,
about forty-five years ago, in which countrj' they are gen-
erally called Plip-moutb Brethren ; they, however, disclaim
being called by any name. They have no organization,
as they believe it is not scriptural— they simply meet t<j'
the name of Jesus.
Meetings held every Lord's Day at eleven o'clock a.m.
for the breakijig of bread, in tlie hall, 155 NewMont^om-
erj' Street.
Russian Church.
Place of worship, 911 Jackson Street. His Eminence
Johannes, Btshop of Alaska; residence, 911 Jackson
Street. Rev. P. J. Kedrolivansky, Archpriest ; residence,
southwest corner of Green and Pierce streets, and Rev.
N. G. Metropolsky, Chaplain ; residence, Polk Street, near
Green,
Ser\ices every Sunday morning at nine and Satiu-day
evening at six o'clock.
There is a school in connection with the church held
every day during the week except Sunday, instructing
children in religion and preparing them for the church.
OJk-era.—Rey. P. J. Kedrolivansky, Rev. N. Kovregin,
and Rev. N. G. Metropolsky form the Board of Consis-
tory.
San Francisco Spiritualists* Fnlon.
Organized Mav 26, 1872. Meets every Smiday in Spir-
itualists' Union" Hall, 911 Market Street, above Fifth.
Children's Progressive Lyceum at half past ten o'clock
A.M. Conference or Lecture at two o'clock p.m. Lecture
at half past seven o'clock p.m.
O/ficcr*'.— Mrs. E. F. McKinley, President; L. W. Ran-
some, ^' ice- President ; J. M. Mathews, Recording Secre-
tary ; Mrs. M. W. Wood, Corresponding Secretary ; Wil-
liam M. Rider, Treasurer ; E. F. McKinley, J. M. Math-
ews, A. M. Crane, Mrs. Lena Clarke, and L. B. Hopkins,
Trustet^.
The Independent Spiritualists of San Fran-
cisco.
Organized April 1, 1874. Meets everj* Sunday in Char-
ter Oak Hall, 771 Market Street. Lyceum for Spiritual
Impro\'ement at two o'clock P.M. Mediums' Stance at
half past seven o'clock p.m.
O^c^rs.— Mrs Ada Foye, President; George W. Lewis,
Secretary ; George W. Cook, Treasurer,
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RELIGIOUS.
971
lijceuni for nintiial Culture.
Orgauized Febmarj-, 1S74. Meets every Sunday at
eleven o'clock a.m., at "Anthony's Hall, 417 Bush Street.
Oncers.— C. Pinkhani, President; C. B. Smith, Secre-
tary ; G. W. Anthony, TVeasurer.
Lyc-euni for Self Culture.
Meeting are held at Social Hall, 31) Fourth Street, near
Market, eveiy Sunday at two o'clock p.m.
OJic>^rs.~E. White, M.D., President ; Mrs. R. Olmstead,
Vice-President ; H. L. Knight, Secretary.
Religious.
AMERICAN TRACT SOOIETY— PACIFIC AGENCY.—
This society was organized in 1825, tt> diffuse Gospel truth
through the printed page. Its headquarters are at 1.50
Nassau Street, New York. The Pacific agency was estab-
lished in December, 1S(J9, and employed last year twenty-
two colporteurs, three of whom were converted China-
men. Its missionary work in this field, with the aid ren-
dered to churches and Sunday Schools, was at a cost of
S10,000.
Its depository at 757 Market Street is also the deposi-
toi-y of the California Bible Society, the American Sun-
day School Union, the PresbjOerian Board of Publication,
and the Congregational Publishing Society.
OJicL'rs.—Kev. Frederick E. Shearer, Secretary ; D. W.
McLeod, Depositary'.
BAPTIST CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY.— Incorpo-
rated June 15, 1868. Objects : To secure Church Build-
ing Lots, and to aid in the formation of Sabbath Schools.
OJicem.—C. V. Grey, President; M. B. French, Vice-
President ; D. C. Breed, Secretary ; J. A. Eaton, Treas-
urer.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.— Organized October
30, 1S49, with John M. Finley as President, and the Revs.
J. L. Ver Mehr, Albert Williams, and W. Taylor, Vice-
Presidents, and T. D. Hunt as Secretary. The first build-
ing of the society, on Stockton Street, was destroyed by
fire April 26, 1853, when a new one was erected on the ,
same site, at an expense of §7,000. The comer stone of
the new building, on Market Street was laid with appro-
priate ceremonies May 2, 1862. The edifice is an orna-
ment t<:> the city, a marked featiire of the enteri^rise and
foresight of the Board of Trustees. Having disposed of
the property owned by the society on Montgomery Street,
they selected this location on a growing thorouglifare, in
hopes that the future income of the property will en-
abfe them to more fully e.\:tend the circulation of the
Holy Scriptures in this State and the Pacific Coast. The
building is fifty by seventy-five feet, three stories high,
with stores on the gromid floor. One of them is now
occupied as the deposit<)ry of the society. The name of
the society was changed by Act of the Legislature, 1859,
from the San Francisco Bible Society to its present title.
New constitution adopted November, 1860. Depository,
757 Market Street. Meetings of the Board of Trustees
are held by appointment on the Tuesaday after the first
Sunday of each month.
O^ers.—Anms Merril, President; Revs. A. L. Stone,
D.D., F. M. Cunningham, 0.D., J. Rowell, H. A. Saw-
telle, D.D., John Hemphill, and H. D. Lathrop, D.D., of
San Francisco, Rev. Lucius Hamilton, of Oakland, Rev.
W. H. Hill, of Los Angeles, Rev. I. E. Dwinell, of Sacra-
mento, Revs. T. H. Sinex, D.D., and James McEIroy,
D.D.,of Santa Clara, Vice-Presidents; Charles Wittram,
Treasurer; Wdham R. Wadsworth, Secretary; Elijah
Bigelow, E. P. Flint, W. H. Codington, Nathaniel Gray,
and Ira P. Rankin, Trustees.
CHURCH SOCIETY OF ST. FRANCIS PARISH.—
Organized Februan', 1874. Number of members, four
hundred. Meets monthly at St. I-Yancis" Church.
The object of the society is to promote the spiritual and
temporal well-being of the parish, and to co-operate with
the clergy in all matters in which they may require the
assistance of the laity.
O^tcer*.- Myles D. Sweeny, President ; Robert J. To-
bin, Vice-President ; John Mulholland, Secretaiy ; Rev.
John Harrington, Treasurer.
LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY
CHURCH.— Organized 1873. Meets every Friday at Trinity
Church, after morning service. The object of the society
is to take under its care the destitute and friendless with-
in the bomids of Trinity Church Parish, to find employ-
ment for those requiring it, and to provide clothing and
assistance for such as may be in need of it ; to visit and
comfort the sick and the afflicted ; to endeavor to bring
to the church those who are neglectful ot its services, and
particularly the poorer and friendless classes ; to gather
children into the Sunday School, and to aid in providing
active and competent teachers ; in short, to do all in its
power, under the guidance and direction of the Rector of
the parish, to advance the interests of the Chm'ch of
Christ, and to extend to those aromid the privileges and
blessings of the gospel.
OJiccrs.—MTs. Charles C. Keeney, President; Mrs.Fran-
cis Avery, Vice-President ; Miss Maynard, Secretary ;
Mi-s. Bertha Cornwell, Treasurer.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
— Organized March 26, 1873. Number of members, one
hundred and seventy-five. Meets second Monday even-
ing of each month at the Howard Street M. E. Church.
Object ; Promotion of the interests of Sabbath School
and Church extensions in connection with the Methodist
Episcopal Church of San Francisco and vicinity.
OJicers.—Rev. F. F. Jewell, President ; Hev. Joseph H.
Wythe, Vice-President ; N. J. Bird, Secretary.
NEW JERUSALEM TRACT AND PUBLISHING SO-
CIETY.—Established 1872, for the collection and distri-
bution of tracts, books, and publications. D. W. Hmit,
Manager ; office, 51 Beale Street.
OLIVET PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETY.— Object : To
spread the doctrines of the Presbj-terian Church. Nmn-
ber of members, thirteen. Meets on Tennessee Street,
near Sierra.
Ojfieers.— C. F. Richards, President; W. Davidson,
Charles Geddes, A. Fulton, and H. Marquett, Trustees.
ROMAN CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.—
Organized October, 1871. The Sunday Schools of the fol-
lowing-named churches compose the Union, viz. : St. Ma-
ry's, St. Francis', St. Patrick's, St. Ignatius', St. Joseph's,
S't. Bridget's, St. Peter's, Mission Dolores, Holy Cross, and
St. John the Baptist's.
The Board of Trustees meets second Tuesday of each
month, and the Union on the last Sunday of each quar-
ter, at St. Mary's, St. Francis', St. Patrick's, and St. Jo-
seph's churches, hi rotation.
Ojficers.—F. J. Sullivan, President ; T. W. Taliaferro
and P. F. Ryan, Vice-Presidents ; J. F. Sullivan, Secre-
tary ; Andrew D. Kenniff, Treasm-er ; Rev. John J. Pren-
dergast, Chaplain.
SAN FRANCISCO CHRISTIAN SABBATH SOCI-
ETY.—Organized by a general convention, at Sttcramento,
January 4, 1865. Reorganized at San Francisco, Jmie 7,
1866. Object : To promote, by the presentation of light
and motive through the press, pulpit, and other agencies,
a better observance of the Christian Sabbath.
First Public Anniversary', June 10, 1866, at Calvary
Presbj^erian Church, San Francisco, Rev. A. L. Stone,
D.D., Rev. D. B. Cheney, and Rev. C. H. Afflerttach,
speakers. Second Public* Anuiversarj', Jmie 23, 1867, at
First Presbyterian Church, San Francisco, Rev. James
Eells, speaker ; Fifth Public Anniversary, January S, 1871,
at Calvary Presbyterian Church, San Francisco, Rev. A.
R. Medbury, Rev. W. T. Lucky, D.D., and Rev. E. Cor-
win, speakers.
OJiccm.—ll. D. Lathrop, D.D., President ; W. T. Lucky,
D.D., and Rev. H. A. Sawtelle, Vice-Presidents; J. C.
Olmsted, Treasurer ; Rev. H. A. Sawtelle, Acting Secre-
tary.
SAN FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY.— Organized March.
1860. Objects : The moral imi)rovement of seamen, and
others connected with the sea, in this port, by aiding the
American Seaman's Friend Society of New York in sus-
taining the Mariners' Church of San Francisco, and in
such enterprises connected therewith as the society may
approve. The society is organized and sustained on the
principle that it belongs properly to the people of San
Francisco to provide religious privileges and instinictiony
for the sailors belonging to and vi>itiug this port. Any
person may become a member by paying $5 a year, or
a life member by the paj-ment at one time of $50.
In 1866 they erected a fine house of wor.ship for the
seamen of this port, on the comer of Sacramento and
" Cleanliness is next to Godliness! " Go and Bathe at 113 Geary.
San rrancisco Jewelry Manufactory, D. "W. Laird, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant
972
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Dnimm streets, at a cost, for lot and house, of more than
:?20,000, the lar^'er part of which was contributed for the
jjurpose by citizens ot San Francisco and others, and
:?(),000, the balance, was raised by loan secured by mort-
gage on the lot.
0//(CfrR.— Oliver Eldridge, President ; Henr>' P. Blanch-
ard, Vice-President ; J. Rowell, Secretary ; David Meeker,
Treasurer ; Ira P. Rankin, J. T. Dean, I. W, Raymond,
Charles Goodall, Robert Half our, August Henmie, Henry
Chester, and J. Rowell. Trusteea.
SODALITY OF THE B. V. M.— Orgamzed December,
1801. Meetings held every Sunday morning, at half past
nine o'clock, in the basement of St. Ignatius' Church, on
Market Street, between Fourth and Fifth. Organiza-
tions of the above sodalities have existed for the past two
hundred years. Tliis sodality was founded in this city
by the Rev. J. M. C. Buchard, S. J., having for its object
the moral and intellectual improvement of its members.
It is directed by a Cha]ilain, and governed by a Prefect
and two assistants, together with a Secretary, Treasurer,
and twelve consulters. It has a Iibrar>' of about twelve
hundred volumes, which is being increased continually.
Number of members about six hundred.
UNION MISSIONARY SOCIETY.— Organized March
11, 1874. The objects of this society are to visit the poor
and sick, and follow the example of our Saviour by going
about doing good and administering to the wants of the
needy. They also propose to establish a sewing school
for poor girls, and to extend such facilities as may be
deemed advisable for their future well-being ; also a laun-
dry for the purpose of giving employment to women in
need of work. The society is only in the initiative, and
for the time being the members meet at the residence of
the President, 1002 Pine Street.
OJiceri^.—iilTS, E. W. Sherwood, President; Mrs. T. B.
Horton, Secretary ; Miss W. W. Paddock, lYeasurcr ; Miss
W. W. Paddock, Mrs. D. J. McKinley, and Mrs. N. M.
Linekeu, E.xecutive Committee.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. —Incor-
porated September 13, 1S53. The objects of this Associa-
tion are :
1st. The improvement of the physical, mental, and
spiritual condition of its members, the development of
their charity and zeal, and the extension of the Christian
religion, especially to such as are not in the habit of at-
tending public worship in the churches.
2d. To unite the members, particularly the young men
of the various churches and congregations of this city, in
such work of charity as are not specially provided for by
the churches themselves ; such as
First— G'lvmg pecuniary aid and other assistance to
the young and needy of both sexes, especially to such as
are strangers in our city, whether from the rural portions
of our State or elsewhere.
Second—By directing them to suitable homes and as-
sisting to proper companions of their own sex, and also
to useful emplojnnent wherever practicable.
T/iird— By providing medical attendance and watchers
for the sick and dying.
Fourth — By i>roviding for the decent interment of
such as may die under our care and protection.
Fifth— 'Yo co-operate in systematic and persevering
effort for the reformation of young criminals of both sexes.
For the attainment of the foregoing objects, there shall
be provided and maintained : A library and bath rewms,
free to all members of this association. A reading room,
well supi^Iied with current literature, daily, weekly, pic-
torial, secular, and religious pajiers, free to all such as
confonn to the rules and regulations issued by the Board
of Managers from time to time. There shall also be pro-
vided, in as many of the rooms in the building of this as-
sociation as may be available, plain, clean, and suitable
beds and clothing, etc., for the temporary accommodation
of such needy persons as may be deemed worthy. Tlie libra-
ry contains upward of four thousand volumes. There is also
a gymnasium connected with the institution.
Sabbath services are held at three o'clock p.m. A
Prayer fileeting, to which ail are invited, is held at the
rooms ever>' Saturday evening, from eight to nine o'clock ;
also a Daily Prayer Meeting, from quarter past twelve
o'clock to one o'clock p. m.
The association has a large and handsome building on
Sutter Street, between Kearny and Dupont. The free
reading rooms are ope!i every day from eight o'clock a.m.
to half past nine o'clock p.m.
Open-air senices are held everj' Sabbath, under the
direction of the Librarian and Chaplain, Rev. H. Cox, D.
D., at the following places: Half past nine o'clock a.m.,
front of the What Cheer House; half past eleven a.m.,
Pacific Wliarf ; half past one i'.m.. North Beach ; half past
seven p.m., Dupont Street, between Pine and California.
Oj/iccrs. — Jacob S. Taber, President; R. W. Thompson,
William M. Cubery, Charles J. King, W. H. Codington,
and J. K. S. Latham, Vice-Presidents; E. Irving Smith,
Recording Secretary ; J. P. Moore, Corresponding Secre-
tary; B. F. Sherwood, lYeasurer; Rev. H. Cox, D.D.,
Chaplain and Librarian.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION(Chinese).
— Location of rooms, northeast corner of Sacramento and
StockUin streets. Open every day until half past nine
o'clock p.m. The association is under the charge of Kev.
I. M. Condit, who gives instruction in the English language,
and has charge of the library.
Ojficerfi. — Fong Doon, President; Hung Mung Chung,
Secretary.
Benevolent.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.— Object-
Mutual benefit to members uf the order.
Califorxia Lodge, No. 1.— Organized January 11,1366,
under charter from K. W. Grand Lodge of the American
Protestant Association of the United States. Meets every
Monday evening at 713 Mission Street.
Yerba Buena Lodge, No. 2.— Orgamzed Januarj' 8, 1868.
Meets everj' Friday evening at 713 Mission Street.
Germasia Lodge, No. 3.— Organized October 26, 1868.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 713 Mission Street
Mount Horeb Lodge, No. 4. — Organized December 29,
1S6S. Meets ever>' Saturday evenmg at 105 Post Street.
Harmont Lodge, No. 6. — Organized June, 1372. Meets
every Thursday evening at 713 Mission Street.
ANCIENT JEWISH ORDER KESHER SHEL BAR-
ZEL.— Lodge room, 751 Market Street.
Grand Lodge for the Pacific Coast. — Meets semi-
annually.
0_^iccrs. — Abraham Blackman, Grand Saar; A. Constine,
Deputy G. S. , Sacramento ; Charles Grosslicht, Gr. Nassi ;
William Meyer, Gr. Sofer; S. May, Gr. Gis.; H. L.
Marcuse, Gr. Cohen; D. Levy, Gr. Shomer; A. N. Levy,
Gr. Sho. Hp.; P. Abramson, Gr. Chaplain.
Har Hamoriaji Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Sunday
evening.
Oj/icers.—ii. Pincus, W. Av.; H. Harris, Nassi; A. N.
Le\'y, Sofer; D. Levy, Gis.; M. Marks, Ach.; M. Fishel,
Al.; H. Rollman, C; L. Cohn, Seg.; Ab. Levy, Sho. Hp.
Reiioboth Lodge, No. 6.— Meets every Monday evening.
Ojjiccra.—S. Patek, W. Av.; M. Rorkman, N.; Charles
Grosslicht, Sofer; L. Mendel, Gis.; H. Charles, Ach.;
B. Vogel, Al.; A. Livingston, C; M. Michelson, Seg.; M.
Jacobs, Sho.; M. Lewis, Sho. Hp.
JEsiiURUN Lodge, No. 9.— Meets ever}' Tuesday evening.
Ojficers. — A. S. Isaacs, W. Av.; S. Henry, N.; M. Kemp-
ner, Ach.; J. Stamper, Al.; H. M. Brodek, Sofer; L. Sum-
merfield, Gis.; S. H. Simon, C; L. Selig, Seg.; H. Landfl-
berger, Sho.; J. Biebergal, Sho. Hp.
ZioN Lodge, No. 4. — Meets every Wednesday evening.
Ojiicera.—B. L. Levy, W. Av.; N. Friedberg, N.; James
Samuels, Ach.; M. Detalbach, Al.; B. Levy, Sofer; Mar-
cus Meyer, Gis.; A. Cohen, C; M. J. Blackman, Seg.;
A. Gerson, Sho.; L. Platshek, Sho. Hp.
Wasiiisqton Lodge, No. 7.— Meets every Thursday
evening.
Ojlicers.—U. Rubin, W. Av.; Charles Lehman, N.;
M. Lewis, Ach.; J. Munter, Al.; S. Danielwitz, Sofer;
H. L. Marcuse, Gis.; I. Lesser, C.; S. Frohmans, Seg.;
Lewis Gerson, Sho.; J. Moses, Sho. Hp.
REBEKAII LODGES.
Lodge room, Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter Street.
EvA Lodge, No. 1.— Meets first and third Sunday even-
ings of each month.
0/?icer«.— L. J. Livingston, W. Av.; Mrs. Charles Sil-
verstein, N.; Jennie Van Straaten, Sofer; Mrs. M. Isaacs,
Gis.; Mr. L. Levy, C; Miss Harris, Conductress; Elias
Le\'j', Sho. ; L. Moses, Sho. Hp.
Deborah Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every second and fourth
Sunday evening of each month.
Largest and Best Selected Stock Eastern Oysters at Morgan & Co.'s, 87 Cal. Marke'
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 711, and 716 Kearny, Established 1832.
BENEVOLENT.
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-Joseph Schmidt, W. Av.; Mrs. Lena Harris, I ASSOCIATION OF THE DAUGHTERS OF ISRAEL -
N fCharles Grosslicht, Sofer; Mrs. L. NeusUdt, Gis.: S
Danielwitz, C; Mrs. R. GrossUcht, Conductress; J. Cohn,
Sho.; Pli Kempner, Sho. Hp.
There are five additional Lodges in this State. Whole
number of members, si.\ hundred and eighty-one. There
are also four Rebekah Lodges. Total uumber of members,
two hundred and fifty.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORRESTERS— Court Eobis
H. ,JD, No. 5931.— Ori^-auized September 17, 1S74. Num-
ber of members, seventy. Meets second and fourth Tues-
days of each month, at 713 Mission Street.
The objects of this order are to aid the sicli members, give
relief to their widows and orphans, to find employment
lor the unemployed, and all other benevolent purposes.
This order has been in existence from time immemorial,
and its Cotuls are to be found in almost every civilized
country. .., ^ .
Officers.- Thomas Lindsay, Chief R.; Wdliam C. Davis,
Sub -Chief R.; .'i.lexander Nichokon, Secretarj-; J. T.
Jeflress, Treasurer ; WiUiam C. Dorrance, Senior Wood-
ward; Robert Kelley, Junior Woodward ; John McGinnis,
Senior Beadle ; David Levy, Junior Beadle.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS. —Organized
March 29, 1S69. The election of offlcers takes place March
21 of each vear. ,, „ ^.^
State Officers.— M. Ward, State Delegate: John H. Gil-
more, State Secretary; Charles Dillon, State Treasurer.
General Officers.— yi. C. Uassett, President ; J. T. Barry,
Vice-President ; J. B. Harrington, Secretary ; D. J. Daley,
Assistant Secretary ; D. Harney, Treasurer.
Division- No. 1.— Meets second and fourth Fridays of
each month at Hibernia Hall, 2-16 Thu-d Street. Number
of members, five hundred. _
O/feiv.*.— P. J. Kain, President; J. Hannan, ^ ice-Pres-
ident; T. W. O'Brien, Recording Secretary; M. Kelly,
Financial Secretary ; W. McLaughlin, Treasurer.
Division, No. 2.— Meets first Thursday of each month
at Hibernia Hall. Number of members, five hundred.
OjSccrs.- W. Simpson, President; B. McDemiott. \ ice-
President; J. Clancy, Recording Secretary; J. Kilgarif,
Financial Secretary ; M. McMenomy, Treasurer.
Division No. 3.— Meets first and third T'uesdays of each
month at Charter Oak Hall. Number of members, three
hundred and twenty-five.
Officers. -U. Gallagher, President; T. M. Connelly,
Vice-President; J. O. Hanlon, Recording Secretary; J
Gallagher, Financial Secretary ; C. FarreUy, Treasurer.
Division, No. 4.— Meets first and third Fridays of each
month at Irish-American Hall. Number of members,
three hundred and twenty-five. .
Ojfeers.-J. Butler, President ; ?. Carberry, \ ice-Presi-
dent; T. D. Sullivan, Recording Secretary; T. Flanna-
gan, Financial Secretarj'; Thomas Kendrick, Treasurer.
DmsioN No. 5.— Meets first and third Wednesdays of
each month at the School House, near the old Mission
Dolores Church, southwest comer of Sixteenth and Do-
lores streets. Number of members, three hundred.
Officers.— J. McGrath, President; J. Currj-, \ice-Presi-
denf P. C. McNultv, Recording Secretaiy ; P. Harring-
ton, Financial Secretary ; W. Gavigan, TYeasurer.
Division No. li.— Meets second and fourth Fridays of
each month at Irish-American Hall. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and fifty.
Officers.— H. Monahon, President; M. Hogan, ^ ice-
President ; J. J. Donovan, Recording Secretary ; P. Rush,
Financial Secretary ; T. Donnelly, Treasurer.
Division No. 7.- Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month at the Riggers' and Stevedores' Hall, 129 Pacific
Street. Number of members, one hundred.
Officers. -W. Higgins, President; P. Sullivan, \ ice-
President • E. W. "McCarthv, Recording Secretary; J.
GUlan, Financial Secretary; J. Callahan, Treasurer.
Division No. 8.— Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month at Tammany Hall, comer of Folsom and Eighth
streets. Number of members, one hundred.
Offi<-crs.— W. Gilleran, President; J. A. Hogan, Vice-
President: T. Flinn, Recording Secretary ; H. McClusky,
Financial Secretary; T. Laughlin, Treasurer.
Division, No. 9.— Meets first Monday of each month at
Hibemia Hall. Number of members, sixty-five.
Officers.— J. F. Meagher, President: J. M. Dwyer, Vice-
President; Joseph Meagher, Recording SecreUry;
Kelly, Financial Secretar>' : S. Grant, Treasurer,
Organized April, 1864. Object: To assist widows and
orphans. Meets monthly at the residence of_ some mem-
ber of the society. Number of members, thirty.
O^L-ers. — Mrs. I. Cahn, President; Mrs. E. Friedmann,
Secretary and lYeasurer.
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized
September 24, 1870. Meets southeast corner of New Mont-
gomerv and Natoma streets on the second and fourth
Fridays of each month. Object : To assist needy mem-
bers in case of sickness or distress.
Oj?ieer.s.— Marino Zan, President: P. H. Lahaney, Vice-
President; J. N. Meiners. Recording Secretary; J. Brou-
zan, Financial Secretary ; F. Kbnig, Treasurer.
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Organized September 29, 1S72. Meets first Tuesday of
each month at Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market Street.
Number of members, eighty.
Object ; To assist and protect each other, and cultivate
a fraternal feeling among its members.
Officers.— Sheridan Corb™, G. S.: George Foster, G. A.
S.; H. Morton, V. G. S.; VV. Bark, G. S. S.; W. Parks, G.
C. S. S.;T.W. Bree, G. R. S.
B'NAI B'RITH— District Ge-1nd Lodge, No. 4.— Meets
every fourth Sundav in January and July, at B'nai B'rith
Hall", 105 Post Street.
Officers.— I. N. Choynski, President: D. A. D Ancona,
First Vice-President; H. Lowenberg, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; Louis Flatau, Secretary; M. Kahnuk, Treasurer ;
S. Zekind, Sergeant-at^.Arms.
Ophir Lodge, No. 21.- Meets every Wednesday even-
ing at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street.
OjSccrs.— J. Israel, President; M. Leiy, Secretary.
MoDiN Lodge, No. 42.— Meets every Tuesday evening
at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street.
OiS<-ers.— R. S Kalish, President ; M. Waterman, Sec-
retary.
Pacific Lodge, No. 4S.— Meets every Thursday evening
at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street. ,
OUwers.—G. Schwartz, President; G. Goldsmith, Sec-
retary.
MoNTEFioRE LODGE, No. 51.— Meets every Stmday even-
ing at Covenant Hall, 105 Post Street.
oiscers.^J. Cantromtz, President ; J. Lindeman, Sec-
retary.
CoH-MBiA Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every Monday even-
ing at 413 Sutter Street.
Officers.— n. Ne«-man, President ; D. Marks, Secretory.
Golden Gate Lodoe, No. 129.— Meets everj' Wednes-
day evening at 413 Sutter Street.
OjSccrs.— 1. Harris, President; I. Harris, Secretary.
CVLIFORSIA Lodoe, No. 163.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 413 Sutter Street,
oiieers.— S. W. Lipman, President; H. Ebers, Secretary.
B'XAl B'RITH Library Assochtion.— Organized Janu-
arv 1S63 Numberof members, one hundredand twenty.
Meets first Sunday of each month at 105 Post Street.
Number of volumes in library, three thous-and.
OjScers.— L. Schwartz, President; Isaiah Choynski,
Secretary.
Covenant Hall Assochtiox.— Organized 1863, for
B'nai B'rith purposes. Meetings held at Covenant Hall,
105 Post Street. . , ,,. , .
Oiicers.— S. H. Shocken, S. S. Amheim, J. Hirsch, and
D. A. D'Ancona, Trustees.
BOYS AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY.— Incorporated Sep-
tember 15, 1S74. Objects : To improve the condition and
promote usefulness of neglect-ed and friendless Boys of
San Francisco. Society's Building containing lodgings,
bath, reading, library, and assembly rooms, and gj-mna-
sium. No. 68 Clementina Street. ' „..,-.
Offi-ers — George C. Hickox, President: Stephen trank-
lin Treasurer; Horace Davis, S. B. Boswell, Samuel C.
Gray William G. Badger, William R. Wadsworth, Irvmg
M Scott \V. H. Codington, John VV. Taylor, and Charles
A. Murd'ock, Trustees ; George M. Johnstone, Secretarj-
and Superintendent.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETVi' OF CALIFOR-
NIA.—Rooms, No. 730 Montgomery Street.
This society was organized in 1865, for the purpose of
affording relief to sick and destitute members and per-
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D. "W. Laird, San Pranoisco Jewelry Manufactory, 613 Montgomery cor. Merchant. 1)1
sons who were subjects of Great Britain at the time of
their birth, and of promuting the social and intyllectual
improvement of its members. Between twelve and thir-
teen hundred members have been admitted to member-
ship, and there are now some two hundred and sixty pay-
ing: members, includin^r thirteen life members, on the rolls.
In May, 1807, the association waj* completely reorganized
and incorporated, and a constitution adopted, containing
seveiul athnirable features, and, among others, provisions
for free lectures, debates, and social concerts. From the
time of its formation the affairs of the society have been
carefully and judiciously managed, and its charity dis-
pensed with prudent liberality. It has uniformly co-oper-
ated with the San Francisco Benevolent Association, St.
Andrew's Society, and other societies, and through its
agency their burden has been greatly lightened, many
hundreds of sick and destitute men, women, and children
etfectively relieved, and a large nmiiber provided for with
employment The relief given is, for the most part, tem-
porary; and, at present, under the new system adopted
by the B«mrd of Relief, averages ^.37 per person. D\u:-
ing the year ending April 30, 1S74, the smallest number
of applications for anj' one month was one hundred and
twenty-seven, and the smallest amount expended :?170. 45,
the largest number of applications during the same ])eriod
was two himdred and tifty-three, for the month of De-
cember, involving an expenditure of $351.31. For the
year temiinating April 30, 1S74, the total number of per-
sons assisted was one thousand and nine, and the total
amount expended $-4,414.51. The introduction of various
literary and social features, and the opening of a corre-
s^xtudence throughout this and the adjoining States and
Territories, it is confidently expected, will largely add to
the usefulness of the institution, which has already at-
tracted the marked admiration of the people of San Fran-
cisco. The Board of relief is in attendance daily from ten
o'clock A.M. to one o'clock p.m. The regular meeting is
held on the first Monday evening of each month, at eight
o'clock.
Ojficfrft'.— William Lane Booker, H. B. M. Consul, Presi-
dent ; >Simon L. Jttnes, First Vice-President ; Henry Aus-
tin, M.D., Second Vice-President; William B. Agard,
Treasurer; J. P. McCurrie, Secretary; Charles Pace, W.
J. Crozier, Geo. Naunton, S. C. Bugbee, and W. H. R.
Adamson, Board of Directors ; Charles Hopps, Alex.
Gray, D. B. BroAvn, William Hayes, A. Birrell, Thomas
Nelson, and P. A. Eakins, Board of Relief ; R. Mackintosh,
M.D., R. L. Pinching, M.D., and K. Parson, M.D., Board
of Physicians ; S. C. Bugbee, William Hayes, G. Naunton,
ton, Thos. Nelson, Executive Committee ; Gomer Evans,
R. O. Oakley, and A. E. Worley. Auditing Committee ; D.
Porter, W. G. Hobson, and R. R. Bulmore, Finance Com-
mittee ; Thos. Nelson, D. B. Brown, W. B. Allen, William
Hayes, and John Brewster, Committee on Literary Exer-
cises and Social Recreations ; William Pickering and John
Calvert, Druggists.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION. — Organized
November '27, 1S65,
The objects of this association are the amelioration of
the condition of prisoners, improvement of prisons and
prison discipline, and the aid and encouragement of dis-
charged prisoners in their efforts to regain their forfeited
positions and secure for themselves an honest livelihood.
Office, room No. (i, fourth floor, 30*2 Montgomery Street.
O/ficfcs.— Alpheus Bull, President; Henry Gibbons,
M.L»., ^'ice-President; James Woodworth, Secretary; C.
L. Tavlur, Treasurer ; W. O. Andrews, Nathaniel Grav,
.1. W. H. Campbell. C. V. S. Gibbs, D. C. Oilman, IKm.S.
S. WriLTht, Rev. Albert Williams, C. L. Taylor. James
LinfiTtli, Charles Geddes, W. H. Codington, and W. A.
Holcomb, Trustees ; Robert Beeching, General Agent.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.— Lo-
cation, comer of Howard and Twelfth streets. Inaugu-
rated May, 1SG7. Organized May, 1SG8. Incorixirated
January-, 1873.
This hospital is specially devoted to the treatment of
diseases peculiar to women and only such cases are treat-
ed. It exists as a purely medical charity and gives relief
to two classes of patients : 1st. To those who are desti-
tute and unable to pay anj-thing. 2d. To those whose
means are too limited to enable them to jiay for private
medical attendance, by ])a>nnent of a moderate sum for
board receive medical attendance, medicine, and nurs-
ing, without charge. Tlie surgeon in chief receives no
remuneration for his services. Application for admission
must be made to the medical officers, President, or Sec-
retary of the Board of Trustees.
0/^ers.— Thomas H. Selby, President ; C. Adolphe Low,
Vice-President; Alexander Campbell, Sr., William B.
Johnston, James Linforth, James T. Hoyt, W. N. Olmsted,
John J. Valentine, Patrick Murphy, and J. R. Bolt^jn.
Board of Trustees ; Jonathan Hunt, Secretan" and Treas-
urer ; Lady Managers, Mrs. Elizabeth McDermott, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Caleb M. Sickler, Secretarj'; John Scott, M.
D.. F.R.C.S., Surgeon in Chief; George Chismore, M.D.
House Physician; Charles E. Black, M.D., Assistant Sur-
geon.
CELTIC PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized August 23, 1873. Meets the first
and third Wednesday evenings of each month at Irish-
American Hall, 818 Howard Street.
Objects : To extend aid and assistance to associate
members in case of sickness or accident, to burj' the dead,
to afford mutual protection in business, and to elevate
the character of its members.
Ojjicers. — Hugh O'Connor, President; P. Kehoe, Vice-
President; T. W. O'Brien, Recording Secretan,-; John
Eagun, Financial Secretary; N. O'Brien, Corresponding
Secretary ; F. A. McDonald, Treasurer.
CHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.—
Organized October 26, 1862. Meetings held the fourth
Sunday of each month at Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter Street.
Number of members, one hundred and eight.
Their object is to relieve and care for the sick, infinn,
and disabled meml>ers of the society, etc. The funds and
property of the society constitute a Charity Fund, in
which no member has an individual interest.
Oficers. — Marcus Le\'y, Pi-esident; J. Zabel, Vice-Pres-
ident; H. Peiser, Secretary; M. Silver, Treasurer; D.
Cohn, Phj'^ician ; A. J. Korn, Surgeon; E. Abramson,
Druggist.
CHEBRA BENAI YISRAEL SOCIETY.— Organized
September, 1861. Incorporated May, 1S6S. Meetings
held the third Sunday of each month at Druids' HalL
Nimiber of members, one hundred and forty. Object :
To afford relief to its members in ease of sickiiess or dis-
tress.
Officers. — Julius C Bernstein, President; J. Berlina,
Vice-President; M. Gansler, Recording Secretary; S. Saal-
berg, Financial Secretary ; S. S. Le\'T,', Treasurer.
CHEBRA BIKIR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY.—
Organized Februan,-. 1S57. Meetings held the second
Sunday in each month at I. O. R. M. Hall, 510 Bush Street.
The object of this society is to aid its members in ca.-e of
sickness or distress.
OjSccri.^L. Shilling, President; Harris Green, Vice-
President ; A. N. Levy, Secretary- ; W. Geist. Treasurer.
CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOME SOCIETY.- Organized
July S, 1S60. Meetings held the first Sunday of each
month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 105 Post Street. Nmnber of
members, one hundred and thirty-five. The object of
this society is to aid its members in case of sickness or
distress.
Officers. — Joseph Schmidt, President; T. Blodes, Vice-
President ; L. Licht, Recording and Financial Secretan' ;
M. G. Harris, Treasurer ; J. M. Willey, Physician ; T.
Blodes, Surgeon; Edward Abramson, Apothecary.
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY.— Incorporated
October 7, 1S70. Meetings held the third Sunday of each
month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 105 Post Street. Object:
Mutual relief of its members.
Officertf.—'E. Levy. President ; D. Davis, Vice-President ;
Jacob Gans, Secretarj'; O. Meyer, Treasurer; D. Cohn,
Physician; A. L. Lengfeld, Apothecarj'; Jacob Rosenthal,
Messenger.
CHINESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.— Estab-
lished 1862. Sustained by the Hop Wo Company, 751
Clay Street; Shong Gee. Agent. The object of this as-
sociation is to assist Chinese coming to this State ; to pro-
cure passage for the destitute when desiring to return to
China ; to minister to the sick, bury the dead, and return
their cori>ses to their native laud.
CHURCH UNION OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized
June, 1870. Meets the second Monday evening of each
month at Trinity Church. Headquarters, 414 Market
Street.
Objects ; The promotion of mutual acquaintance, Christ-
ian love, and personal religion ; active lay co-operation in
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the work of the Episcopal Church, especially in the care
of the sicli and needy ; in encourajfing regular attendance
on Di\'ine worship; in general Missionary work and
Church extension, and bvestablishing and maintaimnga
Beading Room and Church Headqu;irters.
outers — H T. Graves, President: Samuel C. Gray,
Vice-President; Theodore E. Smith, Secretary; WiUiam
E. Hall, Treasurer.
CLERK'S BELIEF SOCIETY.— Incorporated 1864.
Meets first Tuesday in eyerj' month at 410 Kearny Street.
Committee on Vaoincies meets every Tuesday and Friday
evenint^ The purpose and aim of the society is to assist
merchant clerks. First, in finding employment fnr the
unemployed. Second, in assisting sick members. Third,
in promoting education and sociality among members.
Fourth, in assisting merchant clerks who are in need.
The society has about two hundred members. The Ger-
man language is principally used in its meetings, but
persons of all nationalities are received as members. The
society is in possession of a very good, selected library of
about" twenty-two hundred volumes, consisting of classi-
cal, historical, and scientific works, novels, etc., in Ger-
man, English, and French languages.
Okcers —1. Bergminn, President; I. Meyerfield and b.
Siedenhauer, Vice-Presidents; A. Schnaittacher, Treas-
urer; August Michaelson, Recording Secretary; I. U.
Mahnke, Financial Secretary.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber 1850 to assist poor and needy Hebrews in w,ant or
sickness. Number of members, five hundred and six,
who pay one dollar each per month, besides an additional
sum for the support of widows and orphans. The society
has a fund on interest. „ . - tt
O/Sccrs.— Martin Heller, President; Benjamin Hagan,
Vice-President; Leo Eloesser, Secretary; Aaron Cahn,
Treasurer ; M. Steppacher, Collector.
EXE'MPT FIBE COMPANY.— Organized December 8,
1862 in pursuance of .\ct of the Legislature approved
March -28 1S57, which prortdes that E.Kempt Members of
the Department may organize themselves, to be known
and designated as the "Exempt Fire Company, and for
the purpose of associating themselves together for mu-
tual benefit and assistance, and for the more especial ob-
ject of receiving and administering the "Fire Department
Charitable Fund," from which they are entitled by law to
relief. Reorganized April 15, 1872. under supplementory
Act of the Legislature, approved March 14, 18i2. Meet-
ings of the company are held on the third Monday of
e^h month, at their hall on Brenham Place. Namber of
members on the roll December 16. 1874 four, hundred and
ei^htv-three. The Chariuble Fund contained January 1,
1S75,"$71,936.12- Amount expejided for relief for the
year' ending December 15, 1874, $13,299. ,„.,,.„ „
0/Scers. -Edward B. Cotter, President; WiUiam S.
O'Brien and John L. Durkee, Vice-Presidents; J. \Vhalen,
Secretary; A. Wason, Treasurer; R. D. Blauvelt, Jr , ft.
G Olwell, Thomas M. Blair, Samuel C. Harding. John C.
Griswold, H. A. Chase, John Brougham A. t. Imbrie.
Stephen Bunner, and John B. Taylor, Jr., Executive
Committee; Frank O. Edwards, B. OrdensUin, John ^.V.
Farren, B. H. Freeman, H. C. Squire, and J. C. Patrick,
Directo'rs of the Charitable Fund.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized in 1849, to assist needy Hebrews in sickness and in
want. Reorganized 1S53; incorporated 18b2. Number
of members, four hundred and fourteen. Trustee meet-
ings second Sunday of each month, at Synagogue bherith
Israel, comer of Taylor and Post streets.
Officers.-C. Meyer, President; J. P. Newmark, Vice-
President: Joseph Bremer, Treasurer; Isaiah Cohn, Sec-
retary ; Philip Bora, Collector.
FIRST HEBREW L.U)IES' MUTUAL BENEFIT AS-
SOCIATION. - Organized January 10, 1864. .Meetings
held second Sunday of each month at Druids Hall.
Number of members, one hundred and si.xteen. The ob-
ject of this association is to establish an institution for
mutual assistance to ladies of the Hebrew faith who may
become members of the association ; to furnish a physi-
cian and medicine, a weekly benefit to sick members, and,
on death of a member, to defray the funeral expenses
Officers.— Uenry Peyser, President; T. Bernstein, \ ice-
President; L. Licht, Secretary; E. Frank, Tr^urer;D.
dhn. Physician; E. Abramson, Druggist ; T. Faust, Mes-
senger.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (Soci^ti; Francaise
de Bienfaisance Mutuelle).— Established December 28,
1851. This is a Mutual Relief Society, esUhlished for the
purpose of affording assistance to its members in case of
sickness. The otBce of the society is located at 706 Mont-
gomery Street. The commodious hospiUl on Brj'ant
Street, between Fifth and Sixth, forms a very important
addition to the charitable institutions of the city. The
Central Pharmacy of the Society is open every day (Sun-
day excepted), between one and four o'clock P.M., at i06
Montgomery Street. .
O&ers.— Henry Barroilhet, President; Sylvam Weill
and E. Dubiidat, Vice-Presidents ; Theodore Le Roy, Treas-
urer- Ad Schroder and A. Rodouan, Secretaries; C.
Schienmakers, N. Landry, F. Guerrin, H. Payot N. Dim-
iner A. Boos, D. G. Lucien, S. Solomon, and E. ^ lot,
Truces; E. D'OUveira, M.D., and J. B. Pign^-Dupuy-
tren, M.D., Physicians.
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
SAN FRANCISCO (styled in German, Die Allgemeine
Deutsche Understuetzungs Gesellschiift).-Is one of the
largest and most efficient charitable institutions m this
State It was organized on the seventh of January, 18o4,
with one hundred and five members, and has rapidly in-
creased, until now it numbers two thousand eight hun-
dred and thirty-one city members, and two hundred and
ten in the interior. , . ^ a
Only Germans and persons speaking German are ad-
mitted to membership. The chief purpose of the asso-
ciation is mutual assistance in case of sickness, and when
sick every member has a right to demand support and
medical attendance from the society. The society has a
second purpose of doing charity t.3 Germans not mem-
bers of the association, and especially to German immi-
grants newly arrived. The society has a hospiul situated
on Brannan" Street near Third, built of brick, two stories
high with a basement, one hundred and twelve and one
half feet front, fifty feet deep, with a wing in the rear of
twenty-three feet front, two hundred and twelve feet
deep, furnished with steam, sulphur, hot and cold water,
and shower baths, and other conveniences for the trea^
ment of the sick. The wards are smaller than any other
hospital in the city, so that not many patients are put t.>-
gether in a room. The lot upon which the hospital is
built is one hundred and thirty -seven feet six inches wide
by two hundred and seventy-five feet long, the whole sur-
rounded by a high fence and cultivated in a fine garden,
a -part planted with ornamental ttowers and shrubs, and a
part with kitchen vegetables. The property of the so-
ciety, including the lot and hospital buddings^ is wjrth
about $60,000, and a lot bounded by Sanchez, Noe. Dale,
and Vale streets, valued at $12,000. The revenue of the
society amounted, in 1S74, to $36,773.60, derived chiefly
from i. monthly assessment of one dollar levied on each
member. The expenses of the same year amounted to
S36 45'' ''■'
The office is at 732 Washington Street, where the princi-
pal a-'ent, Julius Barckhausen, can be found from eight
o'clock A.M. to five o'clock p.m., on week days. AH appli-
cations for admission into the society, or for charitable
relief and to furnish employment or servants to appli-
cants, should be addressed to the agent. No charge for
^''Sfers— C. A. C. Duisenberg, President: F. Dohrmann
and H Pflneger, Vice-Presidents; R. Roemer, Corre-
sponding Secretary; H. Bundschu, Financial Secretary;
H. Niellen, Treasurer; F. Korbel, L. Koster, ^illiam
Loewy, B. A. SchUnghe.vde, Charies Vorrath, W. Hcrber,
and H Brickwedel. Directors ; Julius Barckhausen, Princi-
pal .\gent; Ferdinand vou Loehr, M.D ■!■ Ke?«"sb'irser,
M.D.Ta. WUhehn, M.D., W. F. Smith, M.D., W. Dohr-
manii, and J. Prosck, Physicians.
GERMAN LADIES GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.-Organized 1870. Object; To aid the poor and
distressed German women of San Francisco. Meets
monthly at the residence of the President, and semi-annu-
ally at Turn Verein Hall. ,. „ n
0/Sffr«-Mrs. Dr. Bryant, President: Mrs. Dr. Regens-
burger, Vice-President"; Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Treasurer.
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GR.VND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC— Organized
January, 1867. . . ,. , j u- _,
This "is an organization of honorably discharged soldiers,
sailors, and marines of the Army and Navy of the United
States who served to suppress the late rebellion, and
whose objects are to perpetuate a fraternal feeling among
its members. t.i aid and assist those in distress, and pro-
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
vide for the widows and orphans of their deceased com-
rades.
Officers of Department of Cah'/fimia — Edward Carlson.
Sacramento, Commander ; William Crosby, San Francisco,
Senior Vice-Commander; Stephen Fennell, Vallejo. Junior
ViceConuuander; J. W. Clawson, San Francisco, Medical
Director; Rev. T. K. Noble, San Francisco. Chaplain; John
F. Sheehan, Sacramento, C. Mason Kinne, San Francisco,
Frank Miller, Sacramento, George Buxton, Vallejo, and
N. D. Burling^ham, Greenwood. Cal., Council of Adminis-
tration ; Wilfiam H. Armstrong-, San Francisco, and H. H.
Linnell, Sacramento (alternate), Del^ate to National En-
campment; H. W. Thain, Sacramento, Assistant Adjutant-
General ; F. W. Sheehan. Sacramento. Assistant Quarter-
master-General; J. E. Hutrhes, San Francisco, Inspector;
J. A. Wa,vinire, San Francisco, Judge Advocate ; D. J.
Simmons, Sacramento, Aid-de-Camp; G. H. Robinson,
Chief Mustering Officer.
LiN'coLS Post, No. 10.— Organized December 10, 1S74.
S. W. Backus, Commander. Meets at eight o'clock p.m.
every Thursday at the Grand Army Hall, 71 New Mont-
gomery Street.
Grasd Army of the Republic Cemetert Association.
—Incorporated January 28, 1870. Meets at G. A. R. Hall.
Oncers.— S. W. Backus, President; S. L. Hartmeyer,
Vice-President ; S. P. Ford, Secretary ; C. Mason Kinne,
Treasm-er.
GREEK RUSSIAN SLAVONIAN ORTHODOX EAST-
ERN CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized September 2, 1867. Meetings held first Monday
of each month at 911 Jackson Street.
The objects of the society are to assist the poor, take
care of its sick members, and bury its dead.
0/Sfer*.— Samuel Martino\ich, President ; N. Dabovich
Vice-President; S. Martinovich, Treasurer; T. Milich,
Secretary.
HEBREW LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY. —Organized
December, 186ft. Incorporated September, 1372. Num-
ber of subscribing members, one hundred and fifty.
Meets even,- Wednesday at Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush
Street. Object : The relief of disabled, unprotected, and
needy persons.
Ojlcers. — Mrs. E. Wertheimer, President; Mrs. S. Ep-
stein, Vice-President ; Miss Esther Stem, Secretary ; Mlrs.
S. Greenwood, Treasurer; Mrs. J. Greenbaum, Superin-
tendent.
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM FEMALES.— Or-
ganized May, 1872, under the auspices of the Sisters of
Mercy.
A home, built of wood, three sU^>ries in bight, has been
erected on Rincon Place, adjoining St. Maiy's Hospital,
which at present contains sixty-eight inmates.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.— Office Great Chief
of Records, 604 Merchant Street.
Great CiyuncU of California. — Next Session Buck
Moon, G. S. D. 384 (July 27, 1S75), at Marvsville, Cal.
Elective Chiefs.— lA. S. Thresher, Stockton, Great Sa-
chem ; Benjamin F. Josselj-n, San Francisco, G. S. S.;
Charles L. Wiggin, San Francisco, G. J. S.; John P. H.
Wentworth, San Francisco, G. P.; F. P. Dann, San Fran-
cisco, G. C. R.; William Friel, San Francisco, G. K. W.
Number of Tribes in the State, forty-two. The follow-
ing meet in San Francisco :
Marin, No. 1. (German).— Meets every Tuesday evening
at 773 Market Street.
Hiawatha, No. 3.— Meets every Friday at 751 Market
Street.
Maxzaxita, No. 4.— Meets every Friday at 751 Market
Street.
St. Tammaxt, No. 5.— Meets every Friday at 413 Sutter
Street.
Iritaba, No. 6.— Meets every Thursday at 773 Market
Street.
Yo-Semite, No. 7.— Meets every Saturday at 773 Market
Street.
Willamette, No, 8.— Meets every Tuesday at 773 Mar-
ket Street.
MiA-VTOSOMAB, No. 9.— Meets every Tuesday at 413 Sut-
ter Street.
PoHoxAcnEB, No. 10. — Meots every Monday at 71 New ,
Montgomery Street, |
Pocahontas, No. 11. — Meets every Friday at 417 Bush
Street.
SoTOVOMR, No. 12.— Meets every Saturdav at 417 Bush
Street
Klamath, No. 13.— Meets every Saturday at 413 Sutter
Street.
Mi.vxEWA, No. 25.— Meets eveiy Tuesday at 417 Bush
Street.
WiLLEWAH, No. 33.— Meets every Monday at 773 Mar-
ket Street.
Tuscaroba, No. 36.— Meets every Wednesday at 773
Market Street.
New Narraoaxsktt, No. 42.— Meets every Saturday at
773 Market Street.
Tahoe Degree Council, No. 1.— Meets Sundays at 773
Market Street.
Tvhek Deop.ee CorNciL, No. 2.— Meets every other
Tuesday at 773 Market Street.
Improved Order Red Men's Hall Association. — F. P.
Dann, Secretary ; office, 604 Merchant Street.
INDEMNITY UNION, NOS. 1-10.— Organized Septem-
ber 27, 1874. Meets first Tuesday in each month at 432
Montgomerj' Street, room 1, at half past three o'clock
P.M. Number of members, three hundred and twenty-
seven. Objects : Mutual benefit and relief, and to pro-
■vide for relatives of deceased members.
0/ftcers.— William Sherman, President; J. G. Riley,
Secretarj" E. M. Hall, Treasurer; D. Wooster andM. D.
Mead, Examiners; E. W. McGraw, Attorney.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN (Exclusive
German Order). — The Gross Stamm of California meets
in January and July at the Hall, 510 Bush Street.
Oficers.—G. Eauin, Grand O. Ch. ; K. F. Wilmever,
Grand U. Ch.; H. Habermehl, Grand B. Ch.; L. Krumb,
Grand Pr.; C. W. Lomler, Grand Secretarj-; H. Traube,
Grand Treasurer.
The following named Encampments and Stamms meet
at the Hall, 510 Bush Street, at half past seven o'clock
P.M. in winter, and eight o'clock p.m. in summer;
Pacific Stamm, No. Q6. — Meets every Monday.
California Stamm, No. 70.— Meets every Friday.
Golden Gate Stamm, No. 74. — Meets everj- Wednesday.
JoHANN'ES Stamm, No. 78.— Meets every Tuesday.
Sas Francisco Stamm, No. 83.— Meets every Thursday.
Germania Stamm, No. 118.— Meets every Tuesday.
Columbus Stamm, No. 119.— Meets every Friday.
Eureka Stamm, No. 120.— Meets even,* Sunday.
Harmonie Stamm, No. 160.— Meets every Thursday.
Independent Order Red Me.v's Hall Association.—
Incorporated December 24, 1867. Capital, 930,000. Num-
ber of shares, three thousand. Meets second Monday of
each month at the Hall, 510 Bush Street.
OJicerg. — H. A. Siegfried, President; F. Schirmeier,
Secretary; S. Polack, lYeasurer.
Independent Order Red Men's Mutcal Aid Associ-
ation.—Incorporated December 30, 1869. Meets at the
Hall. 510 Bush Street.
OJicers.—H. Ehrlich, President; F. Wehr, Vice-Presi-
dent ; C. Voss, Treasurer ; D. H. Bockmann, Secretary.
INDEP£NT>ENT ORDER OF WHITE MEN.— Objects :
First, To insure fidelity to the Government as founded
upon the Constitution of the United States. Second.
Mutual protection and aggregating individual efforts for
the relief of the distressed. Third. To secure the wid-
ows and orphans of members against want.
The Constitution of the United States shall be the
groundwork of that portion of this Order which teaches
love of country.
0_gic€Ti of Grand Lodqe.—X. R. Fickett, G. W. S.;L.
A Norton, P. G. W. C.; W. H. Northcutt. G. W. C; E.
C. Hare, G. W. W.; J. W. Hodgkin, G. W. T.; W. H. Dal-
rymple. G. W. C; A. J. Hare, G. W., Sea; S. H. Henn',
G. W. H.; Samuel McManus, G. W. M.; W. D. Johnson,
G. W. E.
Eureka Lodoe, No 4.— Organized July 28, 1870. Meets
every Friday at Hare's H^, South S. F. Number of
members, forty-six.
O0iceTi.—C E. Dunshee, W. Sentinel ; C. Witte, P. W.
Commander; E. C. Hare, W. Conmiander; A. Simmons,
Buy your Eastern Transplanted Oysters from first liand,Morgan & Co., 87 CaL Market.
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W. Warden : H. A. Nickey, W. Chaplain ; A. J. Hare, W.
Trtasurer ; J. W. Hodgkin, W. Sceretan- ; E. Wanieoke,
W. Herald ; Samuel Reudell, W. Messenger ; Wm. Smith,
\V. Knight.
IRISH-AMERICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
fanized May, 1860. Meets ftrst and third Mondays of
each month, at the Irish-American Hall, SIS Howard
street.
(i;(i<;crs.— Timothy Lynch, President; Charles Mcvick-
,rs, Vice-President; James O'Donnell, Recording Secre-
t.,ry; M. J. Mclnerny, Financial Secretary; Patrick Bal-
Iniirer, Corresponding Secretary; Charles Kane, Treas-
urer.
IRISH CONFEDERATION — Thomas Davis Clitb.—
\I cets first Monday in each month at 751 Market Street.
iilHcers.—T. C. Maher, President ; W. Walsh, Vice-
1 resident; J. J. Caniffe, Recording and Corresponding
Secretary ; C. J. Barron, Treasurer.
IRISH NATIONALISTS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.—
Organized November 1, 1873. Meets every Monday even-
ing at Irish Confederation Hall, 751 Market Street. Its
ohjects are mutual aid for its memtjers in case of sick-
ness, protection to widows and orphans of deceased mem-
bers, and the encouragement of a spirit of Union and
brotherly love among Irishmen of all classes and creeds,
and the cultivation of social intercourse.
Nimiber of members, two hundred and fifty.
Officers.— T. C. Maher, President; P. Fenton, Vice-
President ; J. E. Broderick, Recording Secretary ; J.
Leonard, Financial Secretary ; M. O'Connell, Treasurer ;
J. Guilfoyle, Sentinel ; D. Shahan, Messenger.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— (Societa Itali-
ana di Mutual Beuificenza).- Incorporated December 31,
This is a mutual relief society, established for the pur-
pose of affording assistance to indigent sick members. A
hospital with all the modem improvements has recently
been erected bv subscriptions from Italians, on the block
bounded bv 'hventv-eighth, Tuenty-ninth, Noe, and
Dale streets", where the sick members are properly cared
for. Meetings held the first Monday of each month at
430 Jackson Street.
Officers.— A. D. Splivalo, President; S. Campodomco
and A. Sbarboro, Vice-Presidents; A. Daneri, Treasurer;
G. Ca^lieri, Secretary ; G. Beretta, Collector ; G. Maccary,
Physician.
ITALIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY.— Organized 1875.
Meets at the residence of Mrs. J. Musto, 1018 Mason Street ;
being recently organized there is no suited time of meeting.
Objects : To afford relief to sick Italians, help the needy
and distressed, and other benevolent purposes.
Oj/icfrs.— Mrs. Amelia Jlusto, President; Miss Mary
Ronatagliate and Mrs. Antonietta Berineri, Vice-Presi-
dents ; ildegonda Beretta, Treasui-er ; Leopoldina Stefani,
Secretary.
KNnOHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of this or-
der in California was organized March 25, 1869. Since
then thirty-one other Lodges have been organized
in the State, twelve of which are in San Francisco.
The Grasd Lodge of Calitorsia. —Organized Septem-
ber 28, 1869.
Officers.— \V. L. La Rose, P. G. C; L. M. Manzer, G.
C; J. H. Bamev, V. G. C; A. G. Booth, G. K. of R. and
S.; George Cantus. G. M. of E.; D. McChu-e, G. M. at A.;
R. Bettebenner, G. I. G. ; Andrew Phister, G. O. G.
All Subordinate Lodges of the City of San Francisco
meet at Pythian Castle, 913 Market Street, on the foUow-
ing evenings :
CALiroRXiA LODOE, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday even-
'"SjScers -Charles H. Carter, P. C; Julius Martinez, C.
C • J N. S. Nelson, V. C; J. J. Vasconcellos, Prelate;
John Nelson, M. of E.; Benjamin T. Conger, M. of F.; J.
Aitcheson, K. of R. and S.; \V. H. Thomas, M. at A.; R.
H. Robinson, I. O.; William Jackson, O. G.
Damo.n Lodge, No. 2.— Meets every Tuesday evening.
Omccrt.—C. M. Price, P. C; N. S. Emerson, C. C;
Jacob Shew. V. C; James M. Pratt, Prelate ; George P.
Fi-her M. of E,; John H. Grindley, M. of F.; E. B. Hard-
ing K. of R. and S.; Frederick Smith, M. at A.; Philip
Maunder, I. O.; C. P. Hardenburg, O. G,
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Friday even-
ing.
Oj^cfrs.— William Medina. P. C; S. A. Earle, C. C;
Frederick Blohm, V. C; H. W. Bowman, Prelate ; George
HusUm, M. of E.; James W. Dunbar, M. of F.; Thomas
R. Judson, K. of E. and S.; Dr. M. Soule, M. at A.;
Charles Menzios, I. G. ; C. H. Sawyer, O. O.
LAt-REL Lodge, No. 4.— Meets evcrj' Monday evening.
Offices.— }nhn H. Harnev, P. C; W. I. McKay, C. C:
H. H. Broderick, V. C; N. L. Bergevin, Prelate; John
L. Prior, M. of E.; Robert A. Marden, M. of F.; Thomas
Penniman.K. of R. and S.; John E. Slinkey, M. at A.;
John W. Simm, I. G.; Peter Pettenoti, O. G.
IvASHOE Lodge, No. 5.— Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
Officers.— A.. G. Baker, P. C; James C. Burke, C. C;
T. S. Milton, V. C; Joseph Granrtlle, Prelate; Don L.
Swett, M, of E.; J. H. Farnham, M. of F.; C. A. Colby,
K. of R. and S.; Charles Peterson, M. at A.; F. N. Par-
ker, I. G.; O.K. Colby, O. G.
Germaota Lodge, No. 6.— Meets every Friday even-
ing.
Offi£crs.—0. Hepp, P. C; J. C. Reimbold, 0. C; C.
Kleosow, V. C; J. Kleosow, Prelate; F. R. Meyer, M. of
E ■ , M. of F.; C. H. A. Wiegel. K. of R. and S.; J.
M.' MoUenkopf , M. at A.; C. H. Reinegar, 1. G.; F. New-
hofl, O. G.
ALE.MAOTA Lodge, No. 8. — Meets every Wednesday
6V"Gninfir
Officers.— 0. W. Lilkendev, P. C; C. H. Stafford, C. C;
A Mayer, V. C; G. E. Gerlach, Prelate; F. Geils, M. of
E ■ c"H. Nolte, M. of F.; J. H. Winter, K. of R. and S.;
August Prune, M. at A.; L. N. Meyer, I. G.; Louis Vol-
lers. O. O.
El-REKA Lodge, No. 9.— Meets every Friday evening.
Officers.-}. B. Griffiths, P. C.;W. C. Ashfon, C. C;
James L. Crittenden, V. C. ; V. Morgan, Prelate ; H.
Rampe, M. of E.; George F. Damon. M. of F.; J. F.
Clough, K. of R. and S.; C. M. Ellis, M. at A.; H. Mc-
Williams, I. G. ; B. Mahoney, O. G.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 12.— Meets every Tuesday even-
OJSws.— George Webb, P.O.; Archie Laureston, C. C;
Charles Kaskell, V. C; Joseph G.Baston, Prelate; Israel
Richards, M. of E.; Milton NeweU, M. of F.; Charles E.
Baker. K. of R. and S.; Edward F. Pravio, M. at A.;
George Caffell, O. G.
Haemosv Lodge, No. 15.— Meets every Thursday even-
"oiSccrs.- William Gebhart, P. C; August Gebhart, C.
C- John Gvzelaar, V. C; C. H. Hoffman, Prelate; J.
Dilgcs, M. of E.; H. Eaumm, M. of F.; C. Wider, K. of
R. and S. ^ ^
Mtrtle Lodge, No. 16.— Meets every Tuesday even-
" Officers. -R. Bettebenner, P. C; L. H. Clemens, C. C;
W B Cooper, V. C; J. Mclver, Prelate; C. S. Hill, M. of
E ■ W. M. Rudolph, M. of F.; C.C. Gilmore, K. of R. and
S.; F. C. Woodbury, M. at A.; E. J. Stack, I. G.; J. J.
Heron, O. G.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 24.— Meets every Thursday
"^^oXfrs. -Thomas Penherthy, P. C; B. C. Duffy, C. C;
G WTiitcomb, Prelate; Henry Harboume, V. C. ; Frank
Mitchell. M. of E.; George A. Corro, M. of F.; Frank
Smith, K. of R. and S.; William Lippert, M. at A.; John
Robinson, I. G.; William M. Moore, O. G.
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK. — Organ zed Januarj',
1875 Number of members, one hundred and fifty.
Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month, at
Charter Oak Hall, 767 Market Street. Objects ; The ele-
vation of Ireland to her place among the nations ; the
formation of a sick fund for sick members, and to provide
them with Christian burial ; the education and advance-
ment of the friends of the society.
Officers. -M. Coonev, President ; P. W. Black and Law-
rence Fitzgerald, Vice-Presidents ; J. M. Dwyer, Record-
ing Secretary ; M. Kelly, Financial Secretary; H. Ward,
Treasurer ; P. Quinn, Scrgeant-at-Arms.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret Irish
organization, the object of which is known only to the
members of the association.
K. R. B., No. 1.— Meets every Thursday at 751 Market
Street.
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K. R. B., No. 3.— Meets ever}- Friday.
K. R. B., No. 4. — Meets every Tuesday.
KONG CHOW (Chinese) BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.— In-
corjwrated September 24, 1867. Location of asylum, north
side of Pine Street, between Keaniy and Dupont. Object ;
To dispense charity to poor and \\orthy Chinese.
LADIES' DEPOSITORY.— Organized October, 1S66 ;
st<'re 15 New Montg^omery Street.
This institution is for the benefit of ladies, who by re-
verse of fortune are unexpectedly oblig^ed to rely on the
work of their own hands for their support, and whose del-
icacy would deter them from seeking assistance in a more
public wav.
Ojficers.'— Mrs. J. P. "Whitney, President ; Mrs. C. W.
Thomas, Secretary ; Mrs. J . W. A. Gilmore, Treasurer.
LADIES' FRENCH BENEYOLENT SOCIETY (Socie-
ty de Bienfaisance des Dames Francaise). — Incorporated
June 5. lS(i7. Meetingr^ held last Monday of each month,
at 730 Montg:omery Street. Number of members, one
hundred and eighty. Object : The relief of French fami-
lies that may lie in want and distress.
OJii'crs. — Mrs. Joseph Godcbaux, President ; Mrs. Merle,
A'ice-President ; Mrs. E. Raas, Secretary ; Mrs. B. Lefevre,
Treasurer.
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY.—
Established August 4, 1853. Incorporated August, 9,
1854.
This society has under its supervision a Home where
friendless or destitute girls under the age of fourteen and
over two years, and boys under ten and over three years,
may be received and provided for until permanent homes
in Christian families can be secured for them. The adults
in the Home are embraced under two classes : Those who
are able to labor, and who are received temporarily until
they can obtain emplojTnent ; and those who, by reason
of a^^e or infirmity, are incapacitated for exertion and are
without means or friends to care for them.
The building of this institution is located on Franklin
Street, between Post and Gearj', and is a fine and commo-
dious struct\u-e. It consists of a main building and north
wing, two stories high, with full basement and French
roof. The wing was commenced October 1, 1863, and
completed April 20, 1S64, and the main building was fin-
ished in the beginning of 18G9. The cost of the edifice,
including grading, fencing, etc, was $44,000.
The number of inmates, Januarj', 1874, was nearly two
hundred children. Applications for admission shoiJd be
made Ut Mrs. Dr. Ober, 913 Bush Street. Letters and
communications should be addressed to Mrs. M. M. Soule,
822 Howard Street, Donations of monev, etc., may be
sent to the Treasurer, Mrs. Jane H. Flint, 1312 Powell
Street.
OJicers. — Mrs. Nathaniel Gray, President ; Mrs. George
Baretow, Vice-President ; Mrs. M. M. Soule, Recording
Secretary ; Mrs. Charles Jackson, Corresponding Secre-
tar>' ; Mrs. J. H. Flint, Treasurer ; J. W, Stow, Nathaniel
Gray, N. G. Kittle, J. B. Roberts, August Hemme, and
John Archbald, Trustees ; Miss C. A. Harmon, Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.-Organized
March 20, 1S56. This societj- is the offspring of the great
philanthropic movement on behalf of seamen which
has peculiarly distinguished the last half century. The
" men of the sea," an invaluable class of all mercantile
countries, are subjected, by the nature of their avocation,
to hardship and deprivation— moral, social, and intellect-
ual. To ameliorate their condition by supplying them
with a home, when on shore, siurounded by remedial in-
tiuences, and affording them protection from imposition,
are the objects of the society.
0^«r*(.— Mrs. S. A. Smith, President ; Mrs. C. D.
Knights, Vice-President ; Mrs. P. S. Williamson, Record-
ing Secretary ; Mrs. A. E. A. Baker, Corresponding Sec-
retar>' ; Mrs. W. F. Riley, Treasurer.
LADIES' SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES (Israelitische
Frauen Verein).— Established August 12, 1855, for the
purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all circ\im-
stances of want.
Oj^cera. — Mrs. Z. Einstein, President; Mrs. E. New-
burger, Vice-President ; Leo Eloesser, Secretarj' ; Mrs. M.
Heller, Treasurer ; Martin Heller and Joseph Bastheim,
Counselors ; M. Steppacher, Collector.
LADIES' UNION BENEFICIAL SOCIETY (Colored).—
Incorporated April 8, 1861. Meets in the vestrj- A. M. E.
Church, Powell Street, second Monday evenin^'^ in each
month. The objects of the society are to aid its sick and
bur>- its deceased members.
OJicers. — Mrs. Elinor Skinner, President ; Mrs. Eliza-
beth Fletcher, Vice-President ; Bamej- Fletcher. Secre-
tary' ; Mrs. Martha Fitzgerald, Treasxu-er ; Mrs. Elizabeth
Cooper, Chaplain.
LADIES' UNITED AID SOCIETY.-Organized Octo-
ber, 1871. Object : The relief of the poor and destitute
of San Francisco. Niunber of members, two hundred
and fifty. Meetings held everj' Friday at 805 Bush Street.
OJicers. — Mrs. J. S. Allen, President; Mrs. Geor^-e
Ames, Vice-President ; Miss Kate M. Atkinson, Secretaiv
Mrs. O. C. Pratt. Treasurer.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREW BENTIVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—EsUblished 1855. Meets first Thursday of each
month, at two o'clock p.m., in the vestry of the S^"na
g(^Tie Sherith Israel, comer of Post and Tajior streets.
The objects of the society are to assist the poor and needy
to attend the dying, and burj' the dead females of the
Jewish faith. The affairs of the society are managed by
a board of officers and an adjuncta of three Councilmen.
OJicers. — Mrs. J. Bremer. President ; Mrs. E. Goslinsky,
Vice-President ; Mrs. H. Liebes, Treasurer ; Mrs. B. Mor-
ris, Secretary ; Mrs. L. Betzel, Mrs. S. Wolf, Mrs. F. Top-
litz, Mrs. M.Morgenstem, and Mrs. W, Caro, Trustees ; L.
J. Levingston, Collector and Messenger.
LITTLE SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER.— Incorporated
March 10, 1874. This society was organized for the pur-
pose of taking care of the young children of working wo-
men during the day, thus allowing the mother to perform
a day's work. The Infant Shelter is located at 759 Mis-
sion Street. The rooms are pleasant and spacious, and
fitted up with all the articles necessar>* for a nursery.
Ojicerg.—iiTS. Joseph S. Spear, President ; Mrs. George
A. Cames, Vice-President ; Mrs. W. C. Burnett, Secretary;
Mrs. T. R. Church, Treasiirer; Mrs. Carrie Emmons,
Matron.
LONGSHOREMEN'S BENTIVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 6, 1872. Meets ever>' Tuesday at Bar-
ra's Hall, northwest comer of First and Minna streets.
OJicevfi. — William: Kidd, President ; George White, Vice-
President ; John Sennett, Recording Secretari" Lewis
Arnold, Financial Secretary; Nelson Peter, Corresponding
Secretarj" George C. W. Heuer, Treasurer; John Roberts,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
MAGDALEN ASYLU^I. -Under the chai^re of the Sis-
ters of Mercy. Location, Potrero Avenue, near Twenty-
First Street.
A large and commodious buUding, three stories in
hight, has been erected for the accommodation of the
inmates of the asylum. Since the foundation of this in-
stitution, over six hundred females have been received,
most of whom have been reformed by the influence and
attention of those in charge. Only about six per cent
have proved refractorj". At the present time there are
over one hundred and fifty penitents, attended by nine
Sisters of Mercy. About fifty girls have been sent thither
from the Industrial School, for whose exclusive accommo-
dation a new wing has been recently completed. Rev.
Hugh P. Gallagher, Pastor of St. Joseph's Church, has
spiritual charge of the institution, aided by other Roman
Catholic clergiTnen, A society called the Magdalen So-
ciety of San Francisco has lately been organize!, with a
\iew to provide funds for the better support of this in-
stitution.
MASTER MARINERS* BEN'EVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.— Organized April, 1S67. IncorjKirated April 28,
1869. Meets even.' Monday evening at Hall of Improved
Order Red Men, 5io Bush Street. Ntm:iber of members,
two hundred and fifty.
Ojicertt. — Charles J. Luckey, Junior Cfimmodore ;
Charles Wolflf. President; Jeremiah Dibney, Vice-Presi-
dent ; B. H. Madison, Recording Secretary; Frank Tilford,
Financial Secretary; Thomas A. Thomson, Treasurer;
Peter Stoffen, Marshal ; F. Reinhold, Quartermaster.
MATER MISERICORDIA (House of Mercy). -Under
the charge of the Sisters of Mercy. Location, adjoining
St. Marj-'s Hospital. This is for the protection of young
women of unblemished character^ none others admitted.
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Some remain waiting for a situation, and others are em-
ployed in sewing ; scliool attached ; there are generally
about thirty inmates. The institution is supported by
the inmates and donations. Branch at 308.} Stockton
Street, where there is an emploj-ment agency for young
women, free of charge.
MEXICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized Feb-
ruary, 18(iS. The objects of the society are to assist the
sick 'and indigent Mexicans, and to give free passage to
the poor and worthy who ^vish to return to their native
country. Office at Mexican Consulate, 109 California
Strrct.
tijUcrrs.—G. Andrade, President; M. G. Pritehard, Sec-
rttiu-y; Antonio Andrade, Treasurer.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.— Organ-
iz, >1 Mav 3, 1871.
objects : To cherish the memories and associations of
tl.c war waged in defense of the unity and indivisibility
- >f the Republic ; to strengthen the ties of fraternal fellow-
sliili and sympathy formed from companionship in arms ;
1. 1 ulvance the best inierests of the soldiers and sailors of
tin; United States, especially those associated as members
of t liis Order, and to extend all possible relief to their
w iili iws and children ; to foster the cultivation of military
:.)iii naval science; to enforce unqualified allegiance to
till- General Government; to protect the rights and liber-
tiis of American citizens, and to maintain the national
honor, union, and independence. Meets first Wednesday
of February, Mav, August, and November.
O/Zicers. —Maj.'-Gen. John M. Schofleld, U. S. A., Com-
mander; Bvt. Brig.-Gen. George W. Bowie, U. S. V.,
Senior Vice-Commander ; Commander R. C. Spalding, U.
S. N., Junior Vice-Commander; Bvt. Lt.-Col. W. R.
Smedberg, II. S. A., Recorder; Bvt. -Col. J. M. McNulty,
U. S. v., Treasurer ; Paymaster Pelham W. Ames, late U.
S. N., Registrar; Passed Asst. Surgeon H. P. Babcock,
late U. S. N., Chancellor; Rev. Daniel Kendig, U. S. A.,
Chaplain; Bvt. Maj.-Gen. John F. Miller, U. S. V., Maj.
C. N. Ellinwood, U. S. V., Surgeon, Capts. Watson Webb,
late U. S. A., G. C. Smith, U. S. A., and C. H. Barth, U.
S. v.. Council.
Address of Recorder, P. O. Box 640, or 1611 Larkin
Street.
NETHERLANDS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1873. Incorporated February 17, 1874. Meets
at 34 Third Street the lirst Wednesday of every month.
Object : Relief of its members in sickness, want, and
distress.
Officers. —J. C. Kemp Van Ee, President; A. P. De.
Wit, Secretary; A. F. Schroder, Corresponding Secretary ;
C. L. Steylaars, Treasurer.
ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (Protestant).— Organ-
ized January 31, 1861, and incorporated February 10, 18.51.
Orvjinal Officers.— Mrs. Albert Williams, President ;
Mrs. S. H. Willey, Vice-President ; Mrs. A. E. Warren,
Secretary; Mrs. Boring, Treasurer ; Mrs. R. H. Waller,
Mrs. C. 'v. Gillespie, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Joice, Mrs. A.
Dubbs, and Mrs. O. C. Wheeler, Managers ; Charles Oil-
more, D. L. Ross, and S. Franklin, Trustees.
It originally occupied the building on the comer of
Second and Folsom streets, ownied by Gen, H. W. Halleck,
whence they removed the children in March. 1.S54, to the
present building, corner of Laguna and Haight streets
just then completed, at a cost of S30,000. lliis house
built, of stone and brick, expressly for the purpose, is
highly creditable to the institution, as one of the noblest
monuments of San Francisco benevolence. During the
years 1802-3, a large and convenient addition was made
to the present building, at an expense of S30,00O, which,
together with the main building, will accommodate two
hundred and fifty children. As a compliment to the San-
son! Hook and Ladder Co., who, upon disbanding, donat-
ed to the asylum the buildhig and lot owned by them,
the new addition is called the "Sansom Wing." The
number of children under the care of the asylum, Janu-
ary 1, 1874, was one hundred and sixty-two.
bjScers.- Mrs. Ira P. Rankin, President; Mrs. R. J.
Vandewater, Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry Haight, Treas-
urer; Mrs. F. MacCrellish, Secretary; S. R. Throckmor-
ton, Henry H. Haight, James Otis, D. O. Mills, and R. E.
Raimond, Trustees ; Mrs. H. P. Evans, Matron ; Miss
Sarah P. Kidder and Miss Alma Ritchie, Teachers ; Benja-
min R. Swan, Physician.
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Roman Catholic). —Organized
March 23, 1851. In July of the same year the erection
of a wooden edifice was commenced, and completed
the following September. It was occupied in part for a
school, and a portion was temporarily used as a church,
under the pastoral charge of the Rev. John Maginnis.
On August 18, 1852, the asj'lum was taken in charge by
the Sistei-s of Charity. In 1854 a capacious brick building
was erected on Market Street, near Third, at a cost of
845,000. In 1804 an additional brick edifice was erected
for a school, which was attended by several hundred day
scholars.
In 1802 a farm of fifty-three acres, near Bay View, South
San Francisco, was purchased, where there has been es-
tablished a branch institution for very young children,
called the St. Joseph's Infant Asylum. On this same
tract of land there has been recently erected a large and
commodious wooden edifice with all the modem conven-
iences, to which the children have been removed from the
Market Street Building, which property was sold in June,
1872. The present building is beautifully located on a
hill, commanding an extensive view of the surrounding
country. It covers an area of two hundred and four by
two hundred and eighty-two feet, including an open cen-
ter court, measuring eighty by one hundred and forty-
four feet. It will accommodate about eight hundred
children.
It is a source of gratification to behold the consoling
appearance presented by the several hundred little ones
now provided for in the institution, which speaks audibly
of the benign influence of the guardian Sisters, and of the
true liberality of oui- community in their noble efforts to
lend a helping hand to the fatherless.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME
SOCIETY.— Incorporated July 26, 1871. Location, 1517
and 1519 Mason Street. Formed for the care, relief, pro-
tection, and improvement of orphan children, and for the
care of aged Israelites who are without adequate means
of support.
Officers.— S. W. Levy, President; Louis Sachs, Vice-
President ; Jacob Greenebaum, Treasurer ; Leo Eloesser,
Secretary ; David Michael, Collector.
PACIFIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.— Organized May20, 1874. Meets every Wednes-
day evening, at Central Hall, northeast comer of Sixth
and Market streets. Objects ; To encourage all persons
to abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors ; to afford
relief in case of accident or sickness, and assist in the
burial of deceased members.
Officers. —James G. McGuire, President; H. C. Hem,
and Daniel McGowan, Vice-Presidents ; F. H. Murphy, Re-
cording Secretary ; T. J. Noonan, Financial Secretary ; B.
C. Duffy, Treasurer ; J. J. McCarthy, Sylvester Grant, and
E. W. Littleton, Trastees.
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.— Incorporated August, 1868. Meets every
Tlmrsday evening at eight o'clock p.m., at the Hall, 109
California Street.
Objects : To aid its members in sickness and distress,
and to erect a Portuguese Hospital in this city. The so-
ciety has five halls, viz., San Francisco, San Leandro,
Sacramento, Centendlle, and Sonora, each governed by
h^cal officers.
Officers of San Francisco HaK. —Joaquin Coetho, Prcs-
ident ; Antonio de Franca, Vice-President ; F. J. M. Braga,
Secretary; Joseph Marshall, Treasurer; M. J. Custode,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized January, 1889. Incorporated .Jan-
uary 25, 1870. Objects : To establish and sustain a char-
itable in-titution for the permanent care and maintenance
of poor, aged, or infirm women, members of the Episco-
pal Church, who are from any cause incapacitated from
taking care of themselves, and such others as the Board
of Managers may think entitled to its benefits. Also, for
the temporary residence of Christian women seeking em-
ployment.
The association is supported by monthly contributions
from the various Protestant Episcopal churches of San
Francisco. Location of Home, Mission Street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
Oj?icfr«.— Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D.D., President; Rev.
H. D. Lathrop, D.D., Vice-President; H. T. Graves, Sec-
retary; C. V. S. Gibbs, Treasurer; Right Rev. W. I. Kip,
D.D., Rev. Ellis Birdsall, Charles Langley, William B.
Hooper, and H. F. Williams, Trastees ; Ladies' Board of
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Manag-ers: Mrs. M. Godley, President; Mrs. W. H. Grat-
tan, Vice-President ; Mrs. H. T. Graves, Secretary ; Mrs.
C. Jackson, Treasurer.
RUSSIAN REPUBLICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
(Decembrist).— A secret organization, intended for the
propagation of Republican principles among- Russians
here and in the Russian Empire. It excludes all who fa-
vor autocracy or servilely bend to the edicts of the church.
Its benevolence is confined exclusively to political refu-
gees. It does not in any way interfere with American
politics or the enlightened systems of reli^on prevailing
in this country. Head office (undi\'ulged). Branch or-
ganized in San Francisco, December 14, 1867.
Agapius Honcharenko, Secretary. Office, Ukraina (Rus-
sian settlement); address, Hay ward, Alameda Co., Cali-
fornia.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1SG5. Office, 10 Webb Street. The desigii of
this association is to improve the condition of the indi-
gent, and, so far as is compatible, to relieve their neces-
sities.
Officers.— Levi Stevens, President; J. C. Patrick, Ti-eas-
urer; I. S. Allen, General Agent and Secretary; Levi
Strauss. Abram Block, David Meeker, and J. C. Patrick,
Advisory Committee ; C. Adolphe Low, Capt, Len Stev-
ens, Albert Dibblee, W. C. Ralston, Charles MajTie,
Thomas Bell, Abram Block, W. W. Montague, David
Meeker, and J. C. Patrick, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL.— This hospi-
tal was opened for the reception of patients on the first
day of April, 18(i8. The object of the institution is the
care of poor, sick women. There is no rule as to the na-
tivity, religion, or social condition. It is a charity in the
broadest sense of the term. Any woman who is poor and
sick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general hos-
pital fur all diseases, and for Ijing-in. During the seven
years it has been open, there have been over five hundred
births ; of the whole number of births over fifty per cent
have been illegitimate, showing conclusively the need of
such an institution; as. if it were not for this hospital,
the probabilities are that the g^-eater number would have
shared the fate of so many thousands of innocents nmr-
dered in their mother's womb. There have been besides
a large number of patients admitted for general disease.
During- the existence of the hospital there have been but
twenty-eight deaths, mostly from that scourge of our race
— consumption. There have also been a very large num-
ber of outside patients treated, the physician and surgeon
being in attendance everj' morning from ten to eleven
o'clock to treat any poor persotis who may come. It was
supported by voluntary contributions until 1870, when
the State appropriated ^.'S.OOO a year for its support. The
siu-gical department is under the care of Dr. C. T. Deane.
The hospital is located on the comer of Prospect Place
and Clay Street.
Ojfice'rs.—Urs. John S. Bugbee, President; Mrs. Dr.
George Bucknell, Vice-President : Mrs. Theo. Smith, Sec-
retary ; Mrs. Da\id Conkling, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOUNDLING ASYLUM.— Incorporated April, 1868, for
the care, protection, and proper treatment of luiprotected
single women, with their offspring, together with all other
children that may be left in infancy by outside parties.
Said children will be considered foundlings.
The Trustees design to make this institution in the
highest degree respectable and efficient, and available to
women throughout every county in the State, regardless
of religion, sectarianism, or nationality, whether in pov-
erty or affluence. Those who are in a position to pay will
be required to do so, for they do not consider it charity
to do for nothing for persons who have the means ; there-
fore, all applicants are questioned as to their ability to pay
for the accommodations offered by this institution. If
penniless they are not turned away, but received and
treated with the same kindness and attention as those
more favored by fortune. But each must give satisfact^rj'
proof of having heretofore sustained a good, moral char-
acter, and been esteemed respectable. It is expected that
the institution will he supported by receipts from patients,
donations, and contributions from different sources, ap-
propriations by the City and State governments, and. in
time, by bequests. legacies, etc. It is a special hospital,
and for the specialties for which it was organized affords
facilities not to be found elsewhere on this coast. No two
patients occupy the same room at the same time. No
cases of disease are admitted for treatment. It is there-
fore expected that it will be kept free from erysipelas and
other contagious diseases that become the bane of lying-
in wards connected with general hospitals. It is thor-
oughly ventilated, and will afford all the comfort that is
to be found in the best conducted homes, and free from
all intrusion. Competent nurses are in attendance day
and night.
Trustees. — Hon. H. H. Haight, James Linforth, Hon.
Samuel Cowles, H. K. W. Clarke, R. G. Davisson, A. B.
Forbes, William Sherman, and Benjamin F. Hardy.
OJicers. — Hon. Samuel Cowles, President; Benjamin
F. Hardy, Secretary; William Sherman, Treasurer ; Ben-
jamin F. Hardy, M.D., Attending Physician and Surgeon ;
Thomas Bennett, M.D., R. Beverly Cole, M.D., Henrv
Gibbons, M.D., Gustave Holland, M.D., Levi C. Lane. M".
D., J. B. Pign^-Dupuj'tren, M.D., and H. H. Toland, M.
D., Consulting Board of Physicians and Surgeons ; H. K.
W. Clarke, Legal Adviser.
For consultation the attending physician will be found
at the Hospital Asylum, 762 Mission Street, from two to
three o'clock p.m. daily (Sundays excepted), or at his res-
idence, 824 Mission Street, from nine to half past nine
A.M. and from half past six to seven p.m. Letters of in-
quiry should be directed to Dr. Benjamin F. Hardy, 834
Mission Street, San Francisco, California, inclosing a
stamped envelope, properly superscribed with the name
and address of the applicant.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—Organized December 21, 1870. Incorporated Feb-
ruary' 23, 1871. The objects of this society are for the
protection and relief of deser\ing physicians and their
families who may suffer from sickness or want, and to
promote kindly professional and social intercourse among
themselves and their professional brethren at large. A
Literary Chapter was organized July 21, 1871, for the fol-
lowing objects : First. The collection of a libran,'. Sec-
ond. The establishment of a museum. Third. The pub-
lication of a medical journal, or monographs on medical
subjects, as the society may, from time to time, deteniiine
or order to be printed. Fourth. Reports of cases and
the discussion of such medical subjects as shall be brought
before the Chapter. Regular meetings of the society and
the Literary Chapter are held on the twenty-first day of
each month.
OJicers.— Robert McMillan, M.D., President; L. P.
Gautier, M.D., Treasurer; John T. Crook, M.D., Secre-
tary; S. R. Gerry, M.D., R. Mackintosh, M.D., and L.
Pawlicki, M.D., Executive Committee; L. P. Gautier, M.
D., W. H. Bruner, M.D., and J. G. Bucknall, M.D., Fi-
nance Committee.
LiTER.vRY Chapter.— Geo. H. Powers, M.D., Permanent
Secretarj' ; B. R. Swan, M.D., Librarian and Curator.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL FL^ND SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized November 1, 1863. Incorporated January 20,
1S64. Meets quarterly, second Tuesday in the month, at
two o'clock P.M. Number of members, eighty-four. The
object of this society is to assist sick and disabled mem-
bers and their families.
OJicers.—A. H. Beck, President; J. H. Dohmiann,
First Vice-President ; H. M. Balch, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; A. A. Muller, Secretary'; J. J. Mundwyler, Jr.,
Treasurer; T. Knoll, Librarian; F. Trinthammer, Regis-
trar ; L. Mundwyler, G. Secamp, and A. Wetterman, Board
of Trustees ; P. "Johansen, Leo Zunmerman, C. Downing,
G. Dewey, A. Walther, W. Sauer, G. Smith, and M. Pinto,
Board of Relief.
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PRE\'EN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. — Incorporated
April, 1868. Office, 614 Merchant Street. The objects of
this society are to provide ways and means to secure the
enforcement of "An Act for the more effectual Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals," approved March 30, 1868, and to
labor in the education of a public sentiment of humanity
and gentleness toward domestic and other animals.
Ojicerti.— Henry Gibbous, M.D., President; Jacob Z.
Davis, Vice-Presi'dent; Jas. S. Hutchinson, Treasurer;
Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary'; Dr. Henry Gibbons, Jacob
Z. Davis, J. S. Hutchinson, Ira P. Rankin. J. M. McDon-
ald, W. A. Woodward, F. G. Edwards, Chas. Sonntag,
Nathaniel Hunter, James Otis. Joseph W. Winans, Thom-
as Huuseworth, Frank F. Taylor, and George C. Hickox,
Trustees.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized January 8, 1873, by ladies belonging to Our Saviour's
MORGAN & CO., 87 California Market, deals in all kinds of Fresh Oysters.
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Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church, but perfectly
unsectarian in its membership and work. Number of
members, one hundred and three. Meets the first and
third Wednesdays in each month. The object of this so-
ciety is to assist sick and destitute Scandinavians, help
new comers, and encourage a friendly feeUng among
onicers —Mrs. C. Anderson, President; Mrs. Madi-
son, Vice-President; Mrs. Taft, Secretary; Rev.
Hvistendahl, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' BELIEF SOCIETY.-Or-
ganized March 19, 1874. Meets flrat Wednesday in each
m. .nth at 71 New Montgomery Street. Number of mem-
bers eighty. The object of this society is the founding of
a home for the Scandinavian needy, sick, and destitute.
UHicers.—Mrs. George C. Johnson, President; Mrs. O.
C Pratt, Vice-President; Mrs. Charles Nelson, Secretary ;
Mrs Charles Jansen, Treasurer ; Andrew C. Freese, tred-
erick Nanus, W. Bohen, Charles Jansen, and J. A. W.
Lundboi-g, Trustees.
SCANDIN.4.VIAN SOCIETY. -Organized Febraary 28,
185'^ Niunher of members, three hundred and fifty-four.
Hall, 320 Sansom Street ; open every day and evening.
The object of this society is to aid their sick and bury
their dead, also to assist their countrj'men and others who
may be deemed by the society worthy objects of its char-
ities; also to have a hall for monthly meetings and a
'' Sfrs. —Andrew C. Freese, President; C. Leverentz,
Vice-President; Vict.jr Suudblad and J. D. W Jensen,
Secretaries; Alfred A. Enquist, Treasurer; Aug. Berggreu
and E. F. Bruun, Finance Committee ; M. L. K. Y) ma, a.
Holm N. P. Jacobsen, Charles Lann, and C. V. Strom,
Relief Committee; WiUiam Hedberg, Christian Foss, and
John S. Brander, Funeral Committee ; C. J. Johansenana
A. T. Hartzell, Revisors ; N. L. Sykes, Librarian.
SCANDINAVIAN HALL ASSOCIATION. - Incorpo-
rated December 20, 1871. Capital, e75,000. Number of
shares, six thousand two hundred and fifty.
O/ftt-ers.— Albert Miller, President; AUred A. Enquist,
Secfetarv; E. A. Brandt, Treasurer; O. W. Kling, Ihoin-
as Thom'son, Jacob Nelson, C. E. Johnson, Julius Boy-
sen, Henry Lund, and C. J. Jansen, Trustees.
SCANDINAVIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.-Organ-
ized March 26, 1872. Meets semi-annually at il New
Montgomery Street. Object: To secure to the famihea
of deceased members pecuniary aid. „, „ , „a
Ollicrrs.—H. A. Thompson, President; W. F. Land-
Strom, Vice-President ; A. A. Enquist, Secretory; L. A.
Brandt, Treasurer.
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized November 17, 1857. Incorjio-
rated April 1, 1S73. Number of members, one hujidred
and twenty-two. Meets first Tuesday of every month at
302 Davis Street. The objects of this society are mutual
assistance in case of sickness, and to bury its dead.
0//i««.— J. Ivancovich, President; B. Radovich, \icc-
President; E. Zwetich, Secretary; S. Martinovich, Treas-
urer; M. Marchini, F. Antunovich, N. Framcevich, and
S. Martino«ch, Directors.
SOCIETY FOB CHRISTIAN WORK.-Organized Oc-
tober. 1873. This society is connected with the tirst uni-
tarian Church ; everj- member of the congregation is con-
sidered a member of the society, and expected to w-ork in
support of one of its four sections. The fli^t section is
devoted to charitable labor. They relieve the ^'<=\^'^^
the destitute, distribute cast-off clothing emploj needy
women to sew, and give the garments made to the deserv-
ing poor, and help the unfortunate in various ways.
The second section conducts a free Sewing i'^^^hool for
poor children, which now numbers over three hundred.
TTbe meetings are held in the church parlors e^er3 Satur-
day, from tin a.m. to twelve M. Over five hundred gr-
ments made in the school have been distributed during
Thrthird section distributes to the prison, jails, hospi-
tals, and asylums, contributions of reading fatter which
are deposited in a box in the church ve^'-h"'^ hJ' 'Je con
gregation. During the past year four hundred '\nd forty
one books, two thousand eight hundred ^nd flfty-mne
magazines, and four thousand seven h™<lred and sixtj
tvTO newspapers, were sent out, bemg distributed to W
teen public institutions
The fourth section attends to the social interests of the
society, and conducts the monthly social gatherings.
The money needed to carry on this good work, is raised
by a special contribution on the first Sunday of each month.
Ortct-rs. — S. H. Phillips, President; F. W. Summer,
Secretary ; Miss E. F. Fisher, Treasurer ; Mrs. E. B. Bar-
ker, Mrs. C. M. Hardy, Mrs. A. M. F. Davis, and J. S.
Bunnell, Chairmen of the various sections.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.— The object
of this society is to relieve distress wherever found.
Though a legitimate offspring of the Catholic Church, and
principally supported by members of the same, yet its
charities are extended to aU worthy persons who are in
distress.
St. Patrick's Cokferesce.— Organized 1866. Meets
every Wednesday evening in the basement of St. Pat-
rick's Church. „ ,. T,
Oiicei-s. —James Daly, President; Cornelius Regun,
Vice-President; Stephen McGillan, Treasurer; James
Fitzgerald, Secretary pro Una.
St Peter's Conkekence.— Organized 1870. Has twen-
ty active and one hundred contributing members. Meets;
every Monday evening at the parochial house, east side ol
Alabama street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-filth,
at half past seven o'clock l-.si. „ , , v.-
Oj/icers.-Peter Haggerty, President; P. J. Loughhn,
Vice-President; P. H. McUovem, Treasurer; Thos. Kav-
anaugh, Secretary.
SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE.— Organized March
17, 1852; reorganized April 6, ISoB. Meetings held first
and third Wednesdays in each month, at Irish-American
Hall, 818 Howard Street. .,.„.«••
O/Aracs. -Daniel Sheehan, President; P. A. Daisey,
Vice-Presideut ; N. Ennis, Recording Secretary; John t.
Donovan, Corresponding Secretary ; P. S. Ouenn, Hnan-
cial Secretary; James OConnell, l-reasurer ; Patrick KU-
lelea Edward Renihan, Michael O'Brien, David Buckley,
John Cokely, and Dennis Keough, Trusteed.
ST ANDREW'S SOCIETY (Scotch Benevolent So-
cietvi-Organized September 21, 1863. Incorporated
August 4, IstiS, for the purpose of aiding indigent scotch
people and their families ; also for finding emploj-ment
for their unemployed countrjTuen. There has been ad-
mitted in all eight hundred and fifty members ; there
are at present three hmidred paJ^ng membeij. Meets
every Monday evening at eight o'clock, in the ujipev
Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association Builduig,
232 Sutter Street. Reading Room is open eveiy day and
evening Room 20. All Scotchmen and the sons of a
Scotch parent, are eligible as members, by paying three
dollars initiation fee and fifty cents monthly-.
0«cc)-s.— John Bain, President; Thomas Ross and Wil-
liam Banks, Vice-Presidents ; William Nico, Treasurer;
\llen Scruugeour, Financial Secretary ; Charles Bothwick,
Recording S^ecretaiy; Watson Topping Assistant Secre-
tary Peter K. Ryrie, Librarian; Charles Elmslcy, Rob-
ert Sutheriand, and David Patterson Trustees ; John
Daniel, C. R. Sinclau-, and Malcolm Fisher, Board of Re-
lief; W. F. McNutt.M.D., Physician; Rev. Robert Scrmi-
geour, Chaplain.
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Washington Avenue. This institution was founded a few
years since by Miss Catherine Gross, for the reception of
those poor orphans of every >««™,^i''>- ■"><», '■.«''Jf'""f,^^;
nomination for whom no home could be f omid m the other
"^T^whole institution is the private property of Miss
Gross, yet, as a Roman Catholic, she considers herseli
subiect to the jurisdiction of Archbishop Alemany. The
number of children in the institution is about twenty-
two, being as many as the building will conveniently ac-
commodate.
ST BRIDGET'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-Organized tebruary
1874 Meets on second and fourth Sundays in each month
atSt. Bridget's Church. Numberof members fifty. Ob-
jects- To encourage all persons of the Catholic Religion
who become members, to absUin from the use of intoxi-
cating liquors; to provide for their temporal welfare by
affording' relief in case of sickness or distress, and to
assist in burying deceased menibers.
O/St-ers.-John P. Landers, President; J. P. Long, Vice-
President; David Molony, Treasurer; Edward Gilson, Ke-
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cording Secretarj-; J. J. Reichenbach, Financial Secreta-
r>' ; Thomas O'Neill, Chaplain.
ST. FRANCIS' Ml.'TUAL BENEVOLENT AND LI-
BRARY ASSOCIATION. — Organized March 3, 1*72.
Number of members, two hundred and twenty-five. Ob-
jects; To ^isit the sick, bury the dead, and pro\ide for
families of deceased members. Meet^ the first Sunday of
each month at three o'clock p.m. in St. Francis' Church.
Ojicers. — Timothy McGinly, President; Francis A.
Derim, Vice- President; J.J. Relchenbeck, Financial Sec-
retarj" ; J. Gilfin, Recordinjj Secretarj' ; John MullhoUand,
Treasurer.
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE,
BENEVOLENT, AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. ^Or-
ganized Februarj-, 1874. Meets on the first and third
Sundays of each month at the hall of St. Joseph's Church.
Objects : Ejicoura^ement of all persons of the Catholic
Religion who become members thereof, to abstain from
the use of intoxicating liquors ; also for benevolent and
literary purposes ; to provide for the temporal welfare by
affording relief in case of sickness, and assisting in the
burial of deceased members. Number of members,
eighty
Ojjiccrs. — John Bulger, President; John McLaughlin,
Vice-President ; Daniel Curn.', Financial Secretary ; James
M. Breunan, Corresponding Secretary ; Edward Diirkin,
Treasurer ; Rev. Andrew Cullen, Chaplain.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. C).—
Establishea IStiO. The objects of this society are to ex-
tend assistance to each other in the time of sickness, by
corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ; for pro\iding
their deceased brethren with a decent and Christian in-
terment in accordance with their Holy Faith ; for the re-
lief of the families they may leave after them ; as also
for stimulating each other to a more constant observance
of the duties of religion, and the general promotion of
moral and intellectual improvement. Meetings held third
Sunday in each month, in the basement of St. Mary's
Cathedral. Number of members, four himdred and fifty.
Oj/icers. — James R. Kelly, President; James Rowland,
Vice-President; N. Gonzales, Purser; Thomas J. Walsh,
Secretar}'.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.— Incorporat-
ed Augxist 9, IS71. Object: The founding of a hospital
I in the City and County of San Francisco for the relief
] and care of such sick persons as may desire its benefits.
I The corporative powers are invested in a board of nine
, trustees, members of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
' the diocese of California.
Present location, between Valencia Street and Old San
Jose Road, near Twenty-sL\th Street.
OJiet'rs. — Joseph G. Eastland, President; George H.
Mendell, Secretiur; R. W. Kirkham (Oakland), Treas-
urer ; D. O. MiUs, R. W. Kirkham, L. H. Allen, \V. Bland-
iug, George H. Howard, Joseph G. Eastland, G. H* Men-
dell, audW. F. Babcock, Trustees; C. B. Hutchins, M.D.,
and William T. Bradbury, M.D., Visiting Phj'sicians and
Surgeons.
ST. MARVS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE,
BENEVOLENT, AND LIBR.AJIY ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized March 22, lft74. Meets on the second and fourth
Sunday in each mouth, in the basement of St. Marj-"s
Cathedral. Object : Encouragement of all persons of
the Catholic Religion who become members thereof, to
abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors; also for be-
nevolent and Uterary purposes ; to provide for the tem-
poral welfare, by affording relief in case of sickness, and
assisting in the burial of deceased members. Niunber of
members, two hmidred.
Oj/u^erft-.— Peter Rafferty, President; Frank Conklin,
Vice-President ; Thomas Finn, Financial Secretary ; John
B. Gallagher, Corresponding SecretarT,- ; A. J. Griffith,
Treasurer; Rev. Maurice Slatter\-, Chaplain.
ST. MARY'S LADIES' SOCIETY. —Meets adjoining St.
Marj''s Hospital, in St. Mary's Hall, a wooden building,
sixty by thirty feet, erected by the St. Mary's Ladies' So-
ciety for their meetings. St, Mary's Society, which was
fomide<t by the Sisters of Mercy, ISoO, for the purpose of
promoting piety among the Catholic females, has recently
l)een converted into a Mutual Benevolent Society. It
numbers between eleven and twelve hundred members.
The officers of the society are selected from the Sisters of
Mercy. Rev. J. Croke, Chaplain.
ST. MARY'S TEMPERANCE, BENEVOLENT, ANT)
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organized 1867. Regular
meetings first and Third Sundays of each month. Num-
ber of members, sixty. Library open every first and
third Sunday frum two to fom- o'clock p.m. This associa-
tion has been organized for the purpose of protecting the
Catholic working n^an against the moral and social evils
usually attendant upon a life of arduous and precariuus
labor. A large reading room has been fitted up for the
accommodation of the society in the basement of St.
Marj-s Cathedral. It has a carefully selected librar>-,
numbering at present over two thousand five hundred
volumes, consisting of all the Catholic works publi:;hed
in America, to which will soon be added those of Irish
and English publishers. There is also a good collectiun
of other useful and instructive works.
Ojfiivrx.— John J. Dugart, President; John Nicholson,
Vice-President ; John B. Gallagher, Secretary and Libra-
rian; James H. Nolan, Treasiirer.
ST. PATRICKS MITUAL ALLIANCE OF THE UNIT-
ED STATES. — Headquarters, New York. Objects : To
unite in a mutual union. Irishmen and their descendants
of all creeds and classes, to protect and extend charity to
the widow and orphans, and to strengthen, foster, and pro-
mote fraternal feelings of friendship and charity among
its members.
Gent-ral O^icers for California.— Thoxas^ 3. Welsh,
General President for Pacific Coast ; Jerome Deasy, Na-
tional Delegate; P. Flj-nn, County Delegate; J. T. Kelly,
State Treasurer; M. Flynn, Comity Secretary-.
Alliaxce, No. 1.— Incorporated March 23, 1S74. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and sixty. Meets first and
third Monday of each month at 771 Market Street.
Q/fictr*.— Thomas J. Welsh, President ; George Fosbery.
Vice-President; Juhn T. Kelly, Treasurer; Maurice Flynn,
Secretary ; WiUiam Cronin, Financial Secretary ; J. Dough-
erty, Corresponding Secretary.
ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOUC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized July, ls70. Meets
third Monday of each month in the basement of St. lit;'n-
iface Church. The objects of this society are to afford
relief to distressed members, and the support of their
widows and orphans. Number of members, ninetv-two.
O^ct-r^.— Peter H. Donks, President ; Peter Schenkel,
Vice-President; E. W. Beker, Recording Secretary ; F. C.
Weber. Financial Secretajy- ; John Lehritter, Ti-easurer ;
A. Ziegelmeyer, H. Schulte, Prosper Kiesel, and P. Ker-
ner, Trustees.
ST. PETERS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized March, 18C5. In-
corporated Januarj- 7, 1807. Meetings first Monday in
each month in the basement of St. Boniface Church.
The objects of this society are mutual benefits to its
members. Number of members, one hundred and forty-
five.
Oncers.— Peter Kemer, President; Theodore Hossel-
mann, Vice-President ; Peter Denner, Recording Secre-
tarj-; Herman Horstmann, Financial Secretary; F. F.
Speckman, Treasurer.
SWISS MUTUAL BEN'EVOUEN'T SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized 1S40. Reorganized 1S74. Number of members,
three hundred and fifty. A meeting of the society is
held in January, April, July, and October, at the Swiss
Hotel, 627 Commercial Street. Object: To afford its
members mutual assistance in cases of sickness or distress.
OJicers. —Antoine Borel, President; Camillo Steffani,
Vice-President; P. A. Giannini, lYeasurer; Edward Gal-
liard, English Secretary; G. D. Giacomini, Italian Sec-
retary ; A. Wilhelm, M.D., and A. Rotanzi, M.D., Phy-
sicians; P. E. Croce, Collector.
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Objects :
To support their sick or poor counlrj'men, and to proems
emplojTnent for those who are in want of it.
Ojicerg.—F. Berton, President and Secretary; A. Borel,
Vice-President; N. Giamboni. R. Neuensch wander. and C.
Buxtorf, Committee ; Swiss American Bimk, Treasurer.
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized May, 1S73. Meets quarterly,
in January, April, July, and October, in South Cosmo-
politan School. The Board of Directors meets on the
first and third Thursdays of each month at the rooms of
the Board of Education. Objects : The mutual assistance
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of teachers of the San Francisco School Department, and
more particularly to minister to the wants of the sick.
Ullicers.—iiUs C. P. Field, President ; George Beanston,
Sliss N. S. Baldwin, Miss Nellie O'Laughlin, Miss Amy
Campbell, Miss E. Lev-inson, Mrs. L. K. Burke, Miss A. E.
Huoks, Miss E. A. Lamb, Vice-Presidents ; Miss Nellie
Owens, Recording Secretary; Miss Mary Murphy, Finan-
cial Secretary, Miss Mary A. Humphreys, Treasurer.
ITNION LABORIEUSE. — Incorporated January 26,
1869. Meets every- Wednesday at Anthony Hall, 417 Bush
Street. Number of members, eighty. Objects : To pro-
tect, provide for, and relieve its members in sickness,
want, and infinnity.
0*<-ics.— GustaveSoucaze, President; A. Foubert, Vice-
President ; J. R. Lafaix, Treasurer ; T. Rotland, Secretary.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRIHDS. —Grand
Grove of Califorkia.— Office, Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
Street. The annual meeting for 1S76 will be held at San
Francisco, on the first Thursday in June.
Grand 0#<-frs.— Henry B. Warner, N. G. A.; Peter
Sanders, R. W. D. G. A.; H. J. Hartnagel, R. \V. O. Sec-
retary ; Charles Weber, Acting R. W. Grand Secretary ;
Charles Herbst, R. W. G. T.; Benjamin P. Kooser, W. G.
M.; SI. Viebert, W. G. G.; 0. C. Hayden, I, Hafky, and
Adam Smith, W. G. Representatives ; Charles Otto, Charles
Weber, and W. H. DalrjTople, Trustees.
The District Deputy Grand Arches for the City Districts
are : G. Moenning, for District. No. 2, comprising Groves
Nos. 3, 4, 7, 11, 14, and Deg. Grove, No. 1, all workmg m
the German language. E. Maginnis, for District, No. 3,
comprising Groves, Nos. 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 10, 22, and
Deg. Grove, No. 2, all working in the English language.
D. Ooutolenc, for District, No. 7, comprising Grove, No.
10, working in the French language.
Pioneer Supkesie Arch Chapter, No. 1 (German).—
Meets first and third Sundays of each month.
Ofefcs.— Henrv Diercks, E. S. A.; Louis Wdke, V. S.
A.; F. H. Druffe'l, Secretary; Anton Ewald, Treasurer;
Charles Martin, S. E.
Mistletoe Sipreme Arch Chapter, No. 2 (English).—
Meets second and fourth Sundays of each month.
O^cei-s.—B. Michaelis.E. S.A.; R. A. Follmer, V.S.A.;
H. L. Van Geisterfield, Secretary ; R. Meiners, Treasurer ;
H. Wobke, S. E.
United Degree Grove, No. 1 (German).— Meets on the
second and fourth Smiday evenings of each month.
O^ccrx.— John Lang, D. A.; F. W. Schmidt, D. D. A.;
H.J. Weiss, SecreUry ; Anton Ewald, Treasurer ; Joseph
Kaiser, D. B.
Cosmopolitan Degree Grove, No. 2 (English).— Meets
first and third Sunday evenings of each month.
Ojyict'rs.— George Styles, D. A.; H. A. Chase, D. D. A.;
Benjamin Wilcocks, Secretary ; George W. Hayes, Treas-
urer ; J. C. Burke, D. B.
San Francisco Grove, No. 3 (German).— Meets every
Monday evening. _
OjSccrs.— A. C. Freese, N. A.; H. Pilster, V. A. ; F. Alves,
Secretary ; H. Diercks, Financial Secretary ; Charles Les-
ter, Treasm-er ; R. Meiners, 1. G.
ECREKA Grove, No. 4 (German).— Meets every Thurs-
day evening. _,.,
Ojfwerx.—C. F. Schmidt, N. A.; H. Hempel, V. A.; Wil-
liam Gering, SecreUry ; G. Hoffmann, Financial Secretarj' ;
Theo. Hartung, Treasurer ; Charles Fella, I. G.
Norma Grove, No. 5 (English).— Meets evety Tuesday
evening. .
Oncers.— Siegmund Morris, N. A. ; Henry Downie, V.A. ;
Wm. Hesse, Secretary; J. Sindel, Treasurer; Wm. P. Mc-
Kay, I. O.
SiGEL Grove, No. 7 (German).— Meets every Monday
evening.
Oj/iccrs.— Joseph Kaiser, N. A. ; Bemhard Schneider, V.
A.; Herman Burgward, SecreUry; George Brodwolf, Fi-
nancial Secretary ; J. C. Beckler, Treasurer ; Wm. Schulz,
I. G.
Perseyerance Grove, No. 10 (French).— Meets every
Tuesday evening. ^ ^
OJicers.-^. Bouvet, N. A.; J. Marchant, V. A.; P.Theaa,
Treasurer ; V. Eigne, Secretary ; P. Gignat, Financial Sec-
retary ; E. Brunet, I. G.
Schiller Grove, No. 11 (German). —Meets every
Wednesday evening.
O/TJoers.- Theodore Oellrich, N. A.; John Hoss, V. A.;
George Dart, Secretary; Wm. Stelling, Financial Secre-
iary ; William Oellrich, Treasurer ; William Wilkens, I. G.
Washisoton Grove, No. 12 (English).— Meets every
Friday evening.
O/SciTS.— H. Peyser, N. A.; S. Henry, V. A.; N. Levy,
Secretary ; H. Danziger, Treasurer.
Corinthian Grove, No. 13 (English). —Meets every
Thiu-sday evening.
Oj^iccrs.— Theodore G. Cockrill, N. A.; Daniel Keefe, V.
A.; Charles Elliott, Treasurer; John C. Heringer, Jr.,
SecreUry ; Henry VoUers, I. G.
Goethe Grove, No. 14 (German). — Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Oncers.— J. Munzing, N. A.; A. Schwind, V. A.; F. W.
Schmidt, Secretary ; J. P. Wessa, Financial SecreUry ;
Peter Lang Treasurer ; C. F. Wagner, I. G.
Hesperian Grove, No. 16 (EngUsh).— Meets every Tues-
day evening.
0#<:i're.— Emile Fougere, N. A.; August Liebenan, V.
A.; W. A. Bidleman, Secretary; H. J. Hartnagel, Finan-
cial Secretary ; George Otten, lYeasurer ; H. Otten, I. G.
Elvin Grove, No. 16 (English).— Meets every Friday
evening.
Oficers.—'D. F. O'Neil, N. A.; G. W. Peckman, V. A.;
Benjamin Wilcocks, Secretary ; D. P. Brown, Treasurer^
E. Nicolet, I. G.
Laurel Grove, No. 17 (English).— Meets every Satur-
day evening.
Oncers. —George Styles, N. A.; J. C. Burke, V. A.; H.
A. Chase, Secretary; James E. Wolfe, Sr., Financial
Secretary; George A. Basler, T'reasurer ; L. V.Turpin,L G.
Templar Grove, No. 19 (English).— Meets every Mon-
day evening.
Officers.— i. H. Brante, N. A.; R. Gunderson, V. A.; C.
Soenson, Secretory ; John Hanson, Treasurer; C. Buchele,
I. G.
Live Oak Grove, No. 22 (English).— Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Officers.— G. W. Hayes, N. A.; Alonzo Webb, V. A.;
Thomas M. Blair, Treasurer ; Thomas A. Egan, Secretary ;
Charles Heilborn, I. G.
General Relief Committee. — Meets first Sunday of
every month.
Officers.— I). F. O'Neil, President ; J. C. Biu-ke, Vice-
President; W. H. Dalrj-mple, SecreUry; H. Peyser,
Treasurer.
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DRUIDS' HALL SOCIETY.— Office, Druids' Hall, 413
Sutter Street. Annual meeting of shareholders, second
Monday of February. The Board of Trustees meets on
the third Wednesday of each month, and is comprised as
follows :
Officers.— F. SUud, President; Charles Elhot, Vice-
President; H. J. Hartnagel, Secretary; Charles Otto,
Treasurer; F. SUud, R. Meiners, C. Lester, John Bohn,
J. Sindel, N. Dimmer, J. Pac, John Hoss, H. Danziger,
Charles Elliott, J. F. Westheimer, H. J. Hartnagel, Jacob
Shew, Charles Otto, R. Gantuer, and F. Hufschmidt,
Trustees.
DRUIDS' LIBRARY.— Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter Street.
Officers.— Q. Hoffman, President; J. W. Andrzejowsky,
Secretary; P. Tautphaus, Treasurer; J. Wesner, Libra-
All the above named organizations meet at Druids' Hall,
413 Sutter Street.
UNITED SOCIAL CLUB.-Organized June 6, 1873.
Number of member?, eighteen. Meets every Thursday
evening at 828 Broadway Street. Objects; To take care
of its sick members and bury its dead.
Oj/iccrs. —Edward N. Wolfe, President; George Robin-
son, Vice-President; Simon Landers, Treasurer ; John M.
Patterson, Recording SecreUry ; Henry W. Harris, Cor-
responding Secretary ; WilUam Hamilton, Marshal.
WEST INDIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized
June, 1867. Incorporated Januarj', 1870. Meets on the
first Monday of each month at Young Men's Beneficial
Society Hall, south side of Pacific Street, between Powell
and Mason. Objects: To take care of its sick members
and bury the dead.
O/Boi^rs,— William J. Simmons, President; James Har-
gro, Vice-President ; William McDonald, Recording Secre-
tory ; Nathan Pointer, Corresponding SecreUry ; James
E. Francis, Treasurer.
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YOUNG MEN'S UNION BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.—
Organized IStil. Incorporated June, 1804. Objects : To
render aid and protection to sick members, bury deceased
ones, and invest its surplus funds in loans, mortg^es,
bonds, etc The society owti a lot and spacious hall for
public meetings and other purposes on Pacific Street, near
Ma^on.
Ojficers. — Barney Fletcher, President; James Hargro,
Vice-President; A. S. Bristol, Treasurer; William H. Car-
ter, Secretary; Horace Perkins, Marshal.
Masonic.
THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San
Francisco, on the second Tuesday in October. It^ officers
for the year ending in October, 1S75, are :
.George Clement Perkins, Grand Master, Oro-
ville ;
John Mills Perkins, Deputy Grand Master, Val-
lejo;
William Boyd Parker, Senior Grand Warden, Red
Bluff;
Wiley James Tiiuiin, Junior Grand Warden, Weav-
erville ;
•.James Laidley, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco;
.Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San Fran-
cisco ;
William Henry Hill, Grand Chaplain, Los Ange-
les;
'.Henry Huntly Haight, Grand Orator, Oakland;
'.William Edward Moody, Assistant Grand Secre-
tary, San Francisco ;
'.John Werner Shaeffer, Grand Lecturer, San Fran-
cisco ;
'.Josiah Perkins Brown, Grand Marshal, Campton-
ville;
.Samuel Graves, Grand Bible Bearer, San Fran-
cisco ;
.Nathaniel Dunbar Pliun, Grand Standard Bearer,
Forbestown ;
.Henry Videau, Grand Sword Bearer, San Fran-
cisco ;
.Moses Heller, Senior Grand Deacon, San Fran-
cisco ;
.John Whittier Surface, Junior Grand Deacon,
lone City ;
.Charles McCormack, Senior Grand Steward, San
Francisco ;
■.Charles Wilson Bush, Junior Grand Steward, Los
Angeles ;
Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San Fran-
cisco ;
John Chany Patridge, Grand Pursuivant, Suaan-
viUe ;
James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1850, and there are
now in existence, under its jurisdiction, one hundred and
ninety-eight Subordinate Lodges, with an aggregate mem-
bership of about ten thousand nine hundred and sixty-six,
of which fifteen are in the City of San Francisco, aa fol-
lows :
California Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday even-
ing in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Ojp-ccrii. — Jessie Combes Heed, W. M. ; Charles Josephus
Prescott, S. W. ; Alison VanDenburgh, J. W.;- Arthur Sim-
iton Peterson, Treasurer; George Ihittle Grimes, Secre-
tary; Charles Alvin Buckbee, Chaplain ; George Johnson,
S. D. ; l->ank Kennedy, J. D. ; George Dietterle, Marshal ;
James G. Shaw and Thomas W. Bozel, Stewards; Ira Col-
bum Root, Tyler.
La Parfaite Union Lodge, No. 17. — Meets every Friday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Oj/lccm. — Pierre Frani;ois Masson, W. M. ; D. Germain
Lucien, S. W. ; Phillippe Sabatie, J. W^. ; L. M. Gautier,
Treasurer; Michel Lebatard, Secretary; A. Ricard, Chap-
lain ; J5Vani:ois Lagrange, S. D. ; B. Puyoou, J. D. ; N.
Alfred McLaughlin, Marshal; Louis Cantet and Francois
Lancot, Stewards ; Ira C. Root, Tyler.
OcciDE-NTAL LoDOE, No. 22. — Mects ever>' Monday even-
ing in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
0_fficerti. ^Penibcrton Brittan Horton, W. M. ; Charles
Johnson Willey, S. W. ; Samuel Woolsey Backus, J. W. ;
John Munroe Johnson, Treasurer; William Edward
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seph Russell Mauran, S. D. ; Morris Newton, J. V. ; Ed-
ward Denny, Marshal; Ervin Decius Humphries and Jef-
ferson Giilam, Stewards; Harrison Jones, Tjier.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 30.— Meets every Tuesday
evening in Corinthian Hall, 31 Post Street.
OJicers. — William Stebbins Bowne, W. M. ; J. Henr}-
Skelly, S. W. ; Samuel Hen'ey, Jr., J. W. ; Calvin Hale
Wetherbee, Treasurer; Adolphus Augustus Hobe, Secre-
tary; (vacant). Chaplain ; Henry Fox llniss, S. D. ; Slade
Anthony Earle, J. D. ; Robert Bright, Marshal; John
Parks and Charles John Wilson, Stewards ; James Chiu-ch-
ward, Tyler.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 44.— Meets every Wednesday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Oj/iter^.—DavisLouderback, W. M. ; Michael Jones Keat-
ing, S. W. ; Joseph Lipman, J.W. ; George C. Hickox,
Treasurer; Charles L. Wiggin, Secretary; (.vacant). Chap-
lain; CharlesW. Crocker, S.D. ; Henry Mathews, J. D.; A.
Solomon, Marshal ; John White and Olof Nelson Florini,
Stewards; John Pennycock , Tjder.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 120.— Meets every Thursday even-
ing in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Ojfii:ers.— Henry Williams, W. M. ; Joseph Napthaly,
S. D.; George Barstow, J. W. ; Lewis Emanuel, Treasurer;
Moses Hellur, Secretary ; (vacant), Chaplain ; Isaac Strass-
burger, S. D. ; Max Levy, J. D. ; Louis Poly, Marshal ;
Meyer Branderstein and Henry Rose, Stewards ; Michael
Johnson Myers, Tyler.
Herman Lodge, No. 127. — Meets every Monday evening
in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
OJicers — Ralph de Clairmont, W. M. ; William Nagel,
S.W. ; Nicholas Lohse, J. W. ; Henry Vorrath, Treasurer ;
Peter George Bauch, Secretary ; ( vacant ), Chaplain ;
Frederick Henry Rosenbaum, S. D. ; Hermann Lack-
maun, J. D ; George Walter, Marshal ; Herman Zweigand
Charles Morris Vokman, Stewards ; John PYederichs,
Tyler.
Pacific Lodge, No. 136. — Meets every Tuesday evening
at southeast corner of New Montgomery and Minna streets.
Ojjicem. — Solomon Kohlman, W. M. ; George Leviston,
S. W. ; Charles G. Ewing, J. W. ; Lewis Clarence Hmiter,
Treasurer; Henry Hickei, Secretary; Robert McElvoy,
Chaplain ; John F. Byxbee, S. D, ; David Henry Edwards,
J. D. ; John McKew, Marshal ; Robert Norman Pippy and
John Daniels, Stewards ; PhiUp Regelhaupt, Tj'ler.
Crockett Lodge, No. 139. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at Corinthian Hall, 31 Post Street.
0£icers. — Charles McCormick, W. M.; James D. Coggs-
well, S. W.; Robert Gabriel Ketly, J. W.; Samuel Sim-
mons, Treasurer; C. Hilderbrandt, Secretary ; Thomas
Brown, Chaplain; Leopold Dedering, S. D. ; Louis Schultz,
J. D.; Robert Henry liarclay, Marshal ; Thomas S. John-
amano and William Lydecker, Stewards ; James Church-
ward (of Golden Gate), Tyler.
Oriental Lodge, No. 144. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Ojficfrs.— Samuel Edward Dutton, W. M.; David
Charles Smith, S. W.; William James Townshend, J. W.;
Edward William Schneider, Treasurer; William Henry
Loring, Secretary ; (vacant). Chaplain ; Edward Frank
Preston, S. D.; Thomas John O'Keefe, J. D.; Frederick
Wilmer Priera, Marshal ; Charles Scuyler Jerard and
Frank Fawning Uwiger, Stewards ; Ira Colbum Root (of
California, No. 1), T>-ler.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 166. — Meets everj' Wednesday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
O/Zi^cr*.— Alexander Martin, W. M.; John Martin Cur-
rier, S. W.; Frank Dyer Bullock, J. W.; Aaron Doud,
Treasurer; Thomas T. Atkinson, Secretary; (vacant),
Chaplain; Wendell Easton, S. D.; James C. Johnson, J.
D. ; George H. Murdock and George R. Randall, Stew-
ards ; James Oglesby, Tyler.
Mission Lodge, No. 169.— Meets every Wednesday even-
ing at the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia stre -is.
Officers. — Jerome Spaulding, W. M.; Frank Augustus
Rejniolds, S. W.; John Wagner, J. W.; William Ede,
Treasurer; John William Harville, Secretarj-; (vacant).
Chaplain; John Wagner, S. D.; Jos. McMath, J. D.; Jo-
seph Grafton Smith, Marshal; Charles Wesley Dorman
and John Nirarod Hammit, Stewards; Peter Steward Wil-
son, Tj-ler.
SoiTH San Francisco Lodgb, No. 212.— Meets every
Thursday evening at Hare's Hall, Tenth Avenue, South
San Francisco.
The place to get the Best Eastern Transplanted Oysters at MOE&AIT & CO.'S.
p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Keamy, Established 1852.
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OJicfrs.— George Keep, W. M.; Francis A. Barrett, S.
W.; James George Fay, J. W.; Diedrich Dreyer, Treas-
urer; Cornelius Edward Dunsbee. Secretary; (vacant),
Chaplain: EIi;\s C. Hare, S. D.; William Edward Stewart,
J. D.; Charles Witte, Marshal; Joseph Smith and Charles
A. Litchfield, Stewards ; Simon Israel, TXier.
Doric Lodge, No. 216.— Meets every Tuesday evening
in King Solomans Hall, Masonic Temple.
0/?u-fr*'. — Lonson Martin Manzer, W. M.; Gmnfert
Schwartz, S. W.; Abraham Kaplan, J. W.; Curtis Klop-
sock, Treasiu-er ; Gabriel David Plato, Secretary ; (vacant),
Chajilain; Charles James Hare, S. D.; Herman Schuck,
J. D.; William Myers. Marshal; Augustus William Pro-
\o^t and William James Sullivan, Stewards; William Bla-
iicy Wilson (of Fidelity), T>-ler.
SrERANZA Italiaxa Lodob, Ko. 219.— Meets every Fri-
d;iy evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
'_>,'ri^f"ri.^Anesandro Luciani Baili, Venerabile ; Natale
Giamboui, Prime Sorveglianti; Andrea Passeni, Secondo
S- rve^liauti ; Camillo StefEani, Tesoriere ; Giorgio Cag-li-
eiLi, Segretario; (vacant), Chaplain; Pietro Bianchi, 1°
E>[>ereto; Andrea Paltenghi, 2' Espereto; S. Divachin
,1.1 ij G. Rountagliata, Ceremoniert; W. B. Wilson, Cor-
portore.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MA-
SONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Assembles
annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of San Fran-
cisco, on the second Tuesday in April. Its officers for
the term ending in April, 1875, are :
J/. -.i^.-. William Alexander January, Grand High Priest,
San Jos6 ;
£.■.£■. -.William Thomas Reynolds, Deputy Grand High
Priest, San Francisco ;
B.-.E.-.John Mills Brown, Grand King, Vallejo;
ii.".i'. ■.Henry Hay Knapp, Grand Scribe, Napa;
jR-'.-E". '.Joseph B. Scotchler, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco;
.R.'.£. -.Charles Louis Wiggin, Grand Secretary, San Fran-
cisco ;
ii.'..E.-.John Ellliot Benton, Grand Chaplain, Oakland;
^.-.Nathan Weston Spaulding, Grand Captain of the
Host, Oakland ;
.B. -.Wiley James Tinnin, Grand Royal Arch Captain,
Weaverville;
Comp. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San Fran-
cisco ;
Comp. Ira Colbum Root, Grand Guard, San Francisco ;
Jr*.£. -.Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Lecturer, Ne-
vada.
This body was organized in the year 1854, and there are
now in existence, under its jurisdiction, forty Subordi-
nate Chapters, «ith an aggregate membership of two
thousand one hundred and sixty-one, of which two are
in the City of San Francisco, as follows :
San Fraxcisco CaAPTER. No. 1. — Stated meetings first
and third Mondays in each month in the Chapter Hall,
Hasonic Temple.
O^icers. — Samuel Stemheim, H. P.; Simon Baum, K.;
Henr>- Edwards, S.: Edward Taylor Anthony, C. H.; Al-
fred Rising, P. S.; Henry Wangenheim, R. A. C; Joseph
Getz, G. M. 3dV.; John Henry Madison, G. M. 2d V.;
Horatio C. Newhall, G. M. 1st V.; Joseph Clement, Treas-
urer ; Henrj^ Lyon Cohen, Secretary ; Ira Colbum Root,
Guard.
Califorma Chapter, No. 5. — Stated meetings first and
third Tuesdays of each month in the Chapter Hall, Ma-
sonic Temple.
Ojfficerg.- Joseph Miller Litchfeld, H. P.; Leonidas E.
Pratt, K.; Peter Dean, S.; John Fitzmaurice Kennedy,
C. H.; Jesse Combes Reed, P. S.; Dan. Joseph Edgar, R.
A- C; Sidney Mason Smith, G. M. 3d V.; George Sterry
Spratt, G. M*. 2d V. ; George Hamlin, G. M. 1st V. ; Sam-
uel Graves, Treasurer; William Edward Moody, Secreta-
ry ; James Oglesby, Guard.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of San
Francisco, on the second Thursday in April Its officers
for the term ending April, 1S75, are :
Jf. -.P. -.Powell Samuel Lawsou, Grand Master, Sacra-
mento ;
JL'. P. -.Henry SajTe Orme, Deputy Grand Master, Los
Angeles ;
Jt'.P. -.George Tuttle Grimes, Grand Illustrious Master,
San Francisco ;
P. '.Edmund Taylor Wilkins, Grand Principal Con-
ductor of the Works, MarysWlle ;
P. -.James Laidlcy, Grand lYeasurer, San Francisco;
P. -.Charles Louis Wiggin, Grand Recorder, San Fran-
cisco ;
P. ■.William Jeftray, Grand Chaplain, San Francisco ;
Comp. William Monroe Petrie, Grand Captain of the
Guards, Sacramento ;
Comp. LeoiK'ld Kuh, Grand Steward, San Francisco ;
Comp. Ira Colbum Root, Grand Sentinel, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1S60, and there are
now in existence under its jurisdiction ten Subordinates,
with an ag^egate membership of six hundred, of which
one is held in the City vt San Francisco, viz.:
California Counxil, No. 2.— Meets on the first Satur-
day in each month in the Chapter Hall, Masonic Teni]:ile.
O/ffcer*.— George T. Grimes, T. I. M.; Leopold Kuh, D.
I. M.; William Jeffray, P. C. W.; Alexander D. McDon-
ald, Treasurer ; William E. Moody, Secretarj- ; Jesse C.
Reed, C. G.; Henry Edwards, Conductor; Baptist John-
son, Marshal ; James Oglesby, Sentinel.
THE GRAND COiIM.\NDERY OF K^^GHTS TEM-
PLAR OF THE ST.\TE OF CALIFORNIA— Assembles
annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San Fran-
cisco, on the second Friday in April. Its officers for the
tarm ending April, 1S75, are :
it. -.£. -.Sir William Abraham Davis, Grand Commander,
Stockton ;
F.-.^.'-Sir Alvin Baker Preston, Deputy Grand Com-
mander, JamesWwu ;
E.'.Sir Henry Sayre Orme, Grand Generalissimo, Los
Angeles ;
E. -.Sir Hiram Throop Graves, Grand Captmn-General»
San Francisco ;
E.:SiT Benjamin Akerly and Rev. Grand Prelate,
Oakland ;
E. -.Sir William Henry Linow Barnes, Grand Senior
Warden, San Francisco ;
E.'.Sir Ralph Josiah Van Voorhies, Grand Junior
Warden, Placerville ;
E.'.Sir Elisha Wilson Bourne, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco ;
E. '.Sir Powell Samuel Lawson, Grand Standard Bear-
er, Sacramento ;
E.'.Sir George Tisdale Bromley, Grand Swoid Bearer,
San Francisco ;
E. -. Sir Edward Richard Hedges, Grand Warder, Stock-
ton ;
Sir James Oglesby, Grand Capt^n of the Guards,
San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 185S, and there are
now in existence under its jurisdiction tencommanderies
v.-iih an a^rgregate membersliip of eight hmidred and
eighteen, of which one is held in the City of San Fran-
cisco, viz.:
California Commandery, No. 1.— Meets every Friday
evening in Commanderj- Hall, Masonic Temple.
Ojficers.— Sir William Henry L. Barnes, Commander;
Sir George Tisdale Bromley, GeueraUssimo ; Sir Franklin
Henry Day, Captain-General ; Sir William Mason Rundell,
Prelate; Sir R. H. Lloyd, Senior Warden; Sir Henry H.
Blake. Junior Warden ; Sir George C. Hickox. Treasurer ;
Sir WiUiam Harney, Recorder; Sir H. H. Pearson, Sta.nd-
ard Bearer; Sir James Coey, Sword Bearer; Sir Heiirj'
Edwards, Warder; Sir James Oglesby, Sentinel; Sir
Lucius Thompson, First Guard; Sir Da\id W. Laird, Sec-
ond Guard ; Sir Reuben H. Lloyd, Thii-d Guard.
GRAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meets at the Masonic
Temple, in the City of San Francisco, on the second
Wednesday in January, twenty-first of March, twenty-
fifth of June, twenty-first of September, and twenty-sev-
enth of December. Its officers for the term ending Decem-
ber, 1S76, are :
F.-./. -.John M. Browne, Grand Commander in Chief,
Vallejo ;
/.-.William A. Davies, First L. Commander, Stockton ;
/.■.H. H. Hubbard, Second L. Commander, San Fran-
cisco ;
/.-.Charles Marsh, Grand Constable, Nevada;
/. -.Charles F. Brown, Grand Admiral, San Francisco ;
I.'.S. G. Hilbom, Grand Chancellor, ^'allejo;
/.■.Washington Ayer, Grand Minister of State, San
Francisco ;
/.-.William C. Belcher, Grand Almoner, MarysviUe;
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/.■-George J. Hobe, Grand Registrar, San Francisco ;
/.■.Al\iii B. Preston, Grand Keeper of Seals and Ar-
chives. Stockton ;
J. ■. Charles H. Dewey, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco;
/.-.A. A. McAllister, Grand Primate, Vallejo;
/.•.J. W. Harville, Grand Master of Ceremonies, San
Francisco ;
J.^E. A. Rodders, Grand Expert^ Stockton;
J.'.D. M. Hosmer, Grand Assistant Expert, San Fran-
cisco;
J. -.Alexander Chalmers, Grand Beausenifer, Stockton;
/.".Louis M. Cutting, Bearer of the Vexillum Belli,
StockV>n ;
/.'.James Dods, Grand Master of the Guards, O^-
land ;
I.-.C. Waterhouse, Grand Chamberlain, San Fran-
cisco i
/.'.Thomas Driver, Grand Steward,. Stockton;
/.•-Stephen Wing, Gnmd Aid-de-Camp,, San Fran-
cisco ;
/.■-Ira C. Root, Grand Sentinel, San Francisco.
GODFRET DE. St. OMiK. COTTSClIi, KXIGHTS KaDOSH, NO.
1.— Meets on the second Friday evening in every month
at Masonic Temple,
Its officers for the term ending April, 1877, are: Sir
Horace H. Hubbard. Very Em. Commander; Sir Charles
F. Brown, Em. FiTSt-LietitenanS Conmiander; Si7^yinard
G. Wajinan, Em. Second-Lieutenant Commander; Sir
Charles H. Dewey, Exe. Chancellor; Sir John H. Tit-
comb, Exc. Orator; Sir William J. Hamilton, Exc. Al-
moner; Sir George J, Hobe, Exc. Recorder; Sir Moses
Heller, Exc. Treasurer; Sir William T. Rej-nolds, Exc.
Master of Ceremonies; SirR. R. Glvens, Val. Turcopilier;
Sir James H. Mitchell, Worthy Draper; Sir Marcus C.
M<?yer, Worthy First Deacon ; Sir Joseph N. Souther,
W-Jrthy Second Deacon ; Sir William Jeffray, Bearer of
Btra«seant ; Sir William MeCrindle, Bearer of the Second
St;uidard; Sir Henry H. Pearson, Bearer of the Third
Standard ; Sir Charles J. Prescott, Lieutenant oi the
Guard; Sir Ira C. Root, Sentinel.
YcB3A BrEXA Chapter of Rose Cxotx, No. 4. — Meets on
tie hi£t Friday of evein,' month at Masonic Temple.
Its officers for the term ending Aprils 1877, are : Sir
BeujamiD Morgan, M. W. M.; Sir Charles J. Prescott, S.
W.; Sir Georg^e Spaulding, J. W.; Sir James H. Mitchell,
Orator; Sir William Jeffray, Almoner; Sir George J. Hobe,
Secretary; Sir Moses Heller, Treasurer; Sir Charles H.
Dewey^ M- of C; Sir William MeCrindle, S. E.; Sir T. A.
Reynolds, J. E.; Sir F. Nicolaysen, G. of T.; Sir James
Church»3Jid, Sentinel.
Verba Bi-esa Lodge of Perfbction, No. 6.— Meets every
Friday evening at Masonic Temple.
Its officers for the term ending Febmarr, 1S77, are:
Charles F. Brown, T. P. G: M. ; Adrian R. Sniith, S. G. W. ;
James H_ Mitchell, J. G. W.; George T. Mar>-e. Jr.. Orator ;
William Jeffray, Almoner; John H. Titcomb, Secretary;
Moses Heller, Treasurer; William H. Rose, M. of C. ;
James Patterson, S. E.; E. M. Cottrell, J. E.; Henrj- F.
Stivers, C G.; James Churchward, Tyler.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR— Meets at Corinthian Hall, Mechanics'
Institute Bailding-, in the City of San Francisco (unless
otherwise ordered), on the Monday following the second
Tuesday in October of each year.
Its officers for the term ending October IS, 1875, are :
Georg-e J. Hobe, Worthy Grand Patron, San Francisco;
Henrietta Whiicher, Worthy Grand Matron, Oakland ;
William S. Phelps, Associate Grand Patron, San PYan-
Cisco; Emily Rolfe, Associate Grand Matron, Nevada;
Asina M. Elliott, Grand Secretary. San Francisco ; Kate
Richardson. Grand Treasurer, Suisun ; Lucy E. Dam,
Gnuid Conductress, Oakland ; Annie E. Dubois, Associate
Grand Conductress, San Francisco ; Rev. D. E. Bushnell,
Grand Chaplain, Suisun ; Abbie E. Wood, Grand Lecturess,
San Francisco; Annie E. Douglas, Grand Marshal, San
Francisco ; Amanda Adams, Grand Warder, Vallejo ;
Eleanor B. Farrington, Grand Adah, Oakland; Man,' J.
Schultze, Grand Ruth. Rocklin ; Sarah J. Cassidy, Grand
Esther, Vallejo ; Ann M. Jennings, Grand Martha, Drj'-
town ; Jennie E. Smith, Grand Electa, Alameda ; Elvin
B. Farrington, Grand Organist, Oakland; Joseph Lipp-
man. Grand Sentinel, San Francisco.
The Grand Chapter was organized on the ninth of May,
1373. The first Subordinate Chapter was organized on
the ninth of May, 1809, with a membership of thirty-
four. There are now thirteen Subordinate Chapters un-
der the jurisdiction of the Grand Chapter, with a mem-
bership of about seven hundred and fifty. The following
two chapters are in San Francisco :
Golden Gate Cdapter, No. 1. — Meets every Monday
evening at Corinthian Hall, Mechanics' Institute Building.
OJice rs.— Jerome Spaulding, W. Patron ; Marj" E. Down-
er, W, Matron ; Mary Hasty, Associate Matron ; Helen
Shaeffer, Treasurer ; Georgia Washburn, Secretarj"; Emma
Swift, Conductress; Susan K. Allen, Associate Conduct-
ress ; Mary Bragg, Adah ; Anna M. Elliott. Ruth ; Sarah
J. Stoutenborough, Esther; S«llie M. Owens, Martha;
Jennie Mann, Electa; Jane Rodecker, Warder; Henn
Savage, Sentinel.
CALIFORNIA CHAPTER, No. 4.— Meets every Thursday
evening at Corinthian Hall, Mechanics' Institute Build-
ing.
OJicers. — Frederick Leppien, W. Patron ; Abbie E.
Wood, W. Matron ; Harriet N. Norcross, Associate Ma-
tron; Elizabeth Adsit, Treasurer; M. E. Stovall, Secre-
taiy; Susie Niel, Conductress; Mary Holland, Associat*.-
Conductress ; Marj- Alrutz, Adah ; Rebecca Bragg, Ruth :
Dora Leppien, Esther; Helen K. Fonda, Martha; Jane
Tuttle, Electa; Lizzie Wells, Warder; John Willis, Sen-
tinel.-
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated 1S59.
Office, No. 6 Masonic Temple, second floor. Associated
for the purpose of erecting and furnishing the Masonic
Temple, at the northwest comer of Montgomerj' and Post
streets.
OjSctT^s.— Alexander G. Abell, President ; IsaacE. Davis,
Vice-President; Elisha W. Bourne, Louis Cohn, Isaac E.
Davis, Edmund V. Hathaway, Adolphus Hollub, Jamee
Laidloy, WiUiam M. RundeU, and Charles L. Wiggin,
Trustees; Henry M. Newhall, Treasurer; Wm. E. Moody,
Secretary.
MASONIC SAVINGS ANT) LOAN B A N^.— Incorpo-
rated November 4, 1869- Capital, $150,000. Number <.I
shares, five hundred.
O^oerjif.— William H. Culver, President ; Francis Smith,
Vice-President; H. T. Graves, Secretary.
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. — Organized
January 20, IS63. Office, 23 Merchants' Exchange.
OjUcers.—'W, R. ^Mieaton, President; Joseph Clement,
Vice-President; Thomas Anderson, Treasurer; Jolm R.
Wilde, Secretary,
There are in this city several colored Lodges, \iz.:
MOST WORTHY SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS FOR THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.— Assembles annually at Masonic Hall,
south side of Pacific Street, between Pow-ell and Mason.
Its officers are :
if. -.IT. -.Robert J. Fletcher, Grand Master, San Fran-
cisco ;
ii.-.TT.-.John G. Pallier, Deputy Grand Master, San Fran-
cisco ;
R.:W.:J. W. Price, Senior Grand Warden, San Fran-
cisco ;
i?..Tr.-.Henr>- Tolbert, Junior Grand Warden, San Fran-
cisco :
i?.-.W. -.George Devall, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco;
ii.-. IT- -.William H. Hillery, Grand Secretar>-, San Fran-
cisco.
Olivb Branch Lodge, No. 4.— Meets first Tuesday of
each month at the Masonic Hall, south side of Pacific
Street, between Mason and Powell.
0/^c^ns-.— WiUord R. Strickland, W. M.; William J.
Simmons, Secretary.
Wetbingtos Lodge, No. 7.— Meets first Thursday of
each month at the Masonic Hall, south side of Pacific
Street, between Mason and Powell.
0_/R«rs.— James H. Riker, W. M.; Thomas
Secretary.
Mosaic Lopob, No. 11.— Meets fiist Wednesday of
month at the Masonic Hall, south side oi Pacific S1
between Mason and Powell.
O^ers.^PeteT Anderson, W. M.; W. J. O. Bi
Secretary.
H.\x>iBAL Lodge, No. 2. — Meets southwest comer
Powell and Jackson streets.
Oncers.— E. Cooper, W. M.; B. Fletcher, Secretary.
Victoria Lodge, No. 3.— Meets southwest comer
Powell and Jackson streets.
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Officers.— J. H. Reeder, W. M.; W. H. HUIery, Secre-
Urj'.
Alpha Royal Arch Chapter, No. 10. — Meets, Masonic
Hall, south side of Pacific Street, between Mason and
Powell.
Officers. — Peter Anderson, H. P.; Charles H. Fisher,
Kin^ ; Samuel A. Smjlh. Scribe ; William J. Simniuns,
Captain o£ the Host ;" Robert W. McLearj-, P. S. ; W. R.
Strickland, R. A. C; William H. Blake, G. M. of Third
v.; R. B. Schofleld, G. M. of Second V.; C. H. GrifHth,
G. M. of First V.; John O. Pallier, Treasurer; J. E.
Francis, Secretary; C. S. TuU, Guard.
I. O. O. F.
GRAND OFFICERS OF THE R. W. GRAND LODGE
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I. O. O. F.— J. F.
Miller, M. W. Grand Master, San Francisco ; D. W. Welty,
R. W. Deput.v Grand Master, Sacramento; H. J. Tilden,
R. W. Grand Warden, San Francisco ; T. Rodgers Johnson,
R. W. Grand Secretar)', San Francisco ; David Meeker, R.
W. Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; John B. Hannon, R.
W. Grand Representative, Oakland ; M. M. Est^e, R. W.
Grand Representative, San Francisco; Rev. H. B. Shel-
don, W. Grand Chaplain, Placerville ; C. H. Wade, W.
Grand Marshal, San Francisco ; R. J. Trapp, W. Grand
Conductor, Vallejo ; C.N. Cousins, W. Grand Guardian,
San Francisco ; E. Dunker, W. Grand Herald, San Fran-
cisco.
GRiM) OFFICERS OF THE R. W. G. ENCAMPMENT.
Samuel Isaacks, M. W. Grand Patriarch, Shasta; Albert
Shepard, M. E. Grand Hig^h Priest, San Francisco ; Gus-
tave Warner, R. W. Grand Senior \Varden, Petaluma; D.
A. McFarland, R. W. Grand Junior Warden, San Francisco ;
T. Rodgers Johnson, R. W. Grand Scribe, San Francisco ;
Da^-id Hunter, R. W. Grand Treasurer, San Francisco ;
Nathan Porter, R. W.. Grand Representative, Alameda;
C. H. Randall, R. W. Grand Keiiresentative, Sonora;
George W. Hayes, W. Grand Sentinel, Grass Valley ; Al-
bert O. Day, \V. Deputy Grand Sentinel, San Francisco.
All the Subordinate Lodges and Encampments of the I.
O. O. F., located in this city, excepting those marked
with a star, meet at their Hall, 325 Montgomery Street,
on the following evenings, viz.:
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 1. — Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
Oficers.—W. H. Edmonds, C. P.; C. B. Cooper, H. P.;
W. Warner Henry, S. W.; H. C. George, Scribe; James
Davis, Treasurer;" J. Cogill, Jr., J. W.
Walhalla Encampment, No. 7.— Meets first and third
Fridays of each month.
Ojncers.—J. S. Gundlach, C. P.; F. H. DrufEel, H. P.;
H. Young, S. W.; D. Becker, Scribe; H. F. Maass, Treas-
urer; A. Panba, J. W.
WiLDEY Encajipmext, No. 23.— Meets second and fourth
Saturdays of each month.
OJicers.— George A. Case, C. P.; E. C. Hughes, H. P.;
Charles Kimball, S. W.; Wm. Miller, Scribe; B. Orden-
Btein, Treasurer; Cbarles Weber, J. W.
Unity Encampment, No. 2C.— Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
0/ficers. —James R. Finlavson, C. P.; A. P. Wade, H.
P.; E. L. Cullen, S. W.; Henry Hoeber, Scribe; H. P.
Parker, Treasurer; E. F. Moore, J. W.
Golden Gate Battalion, No. 1.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month at California Guard Armory,
Howard Street.
Oj^cers.— George T. Bohen, Commander; L. S. Allen,
First Lieutenant; C. B.Green, Second Lieutenant; J.
Cogill, Jr., Third Lieutenant; W. S. Ferguson, First Ser-
geant; Charles Krause, Second Sergeant; J. C. Burke,
Secretary- ; Albert Shepard, Treasiu-er.
California Lodge, No. l.^Meets Monday.
0/Scers.— C. C. Butt, N. G.; G. M. Berry, V. G.; C. J.
Burke, R. S.: A. H. Gracin, Treasiu"er; Edmund Lane,
P. S.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 3.— Meets Friday.
Oncers.— Edward Peterson. N. G.; F. M. Stocking, V.
G. ; A. S. Folger, R. S. ; Henry B. Brooks, Treasurer ;
George P. Warner, P. S.
Harmony Lodge, No. 13.— Meets Tuesday.
OJicers.— C. P. Bardenwerper, N. G.; Adall Panba, V.
G.; Paul Jessen, R. S.; Peter Anthes, Treasxu-er; Charles
Quast, P. S.
Verba Buena Lodge, No. 15.— Meets Thursday.
0/ficcrs.— B. F. Wellington, N. G.; Charles E. Pear-
son, V. G.; E. D. Humphrey, R. S.; Henry C. Squire,
Treasurer.
Templar Lodge, No. 17.— Meets Wednesday.
0/;i('cr.s-.— Charles Courtney, N. G.; Frank Kennedy, V.
G.; Luman Wadham. R. S.; Wilham K. Dietrich, Treas-
urer ; C. T. Pidwell, P. S.
Magnolia Lodge, No. 29.— Meets Tuesday.
Ojfic-ers.- Samuel Weintraub, N. G.; H. B. Waters, V.
G.; Jacob Wobell, R. S.; Adolph Kronberg, Treasxu-er ;
George W. CorbeU, P. S.
Bay City Lodge, No. 71.— Meets Monday.
O^cers.^F. Toklas, N. G.; A. L. Longfeld, V. G.; J.
Newbm-ger, R. S.; W. E. Lutz, Treasurer.
Abuu Ben Adhem Lodge, No. 112.— Meets Thursday.
OJ/ii:ers.—A. B. Stringer, N. G.; Wallace T. James, V.
G.; W. B. Hall, R. S.; A. W. Genung, Treasurer : Josiah
Hand, P. S.
Germania Lodge, No. 116.— Meets Wednesday,
Officers.— H. Wesling, N. G.; Louis Bode, V. G.; Julius
Lachmann, R. S.; Henrj' Neunaber, Treasurer ; John A.
Richter, P. S.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122. — Meets Monday.
Officers.— 3. Kinsmann, N. G.; C. L. Giller, V. G.; C.
Trautner, R. S.; D. Becker, Treasurer ; W. StelUng, P. S.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123.— Meets Friday.
Oj^^cj-5.— William W. Morrow, N. G.; Frank Smith, V.
G.; E. D. Blaney, R. S.; E. L. Cutten, Treasurer; H. P.
Parker, P. S.
Parker Lodge, No. 124.— Meets Tuesday.
Officers.— AvL)^st B. Ritchet, N. G. ; L. L. Lyman, V. G. ;
J. B. Harris, R. S.; A. J. Chambers, Treasurer.
Unity Lodge, No. 131.*— Meets Tuesday, comer of Va-
lencia and Sixteenth streets.
O/Zftrers.- Charles Menzies, N. G.; Robert Howe, V. G.;
F. Dugardin, R. S.; E. F. Sea^rave, Treasurer; R. W.
Coffin, P. S.
Herman Lodge, No. 145.— Meets Wednesday.
Oj/ictT.*.-.- Jacob G. Gundlach, N. G.; Jacob NickeIls,V.
G.; Carl Brandenburg, R. S.; Fred. A. Meyer, Treasurer ;
Henry C. Pieper, P. S.
Pacific Lodge, No. 155.— Meets Thursday.
0/fict'r.v.— Thomas Stewart, N. G.; Alvan B. Perry, V.
G.; Chester H. Evans, li. S.; J. L. Zeigler, Treasurer;
Daniel McLauren, P. S.
Ophir Lodge, No. 171.*— Meets Wednesday, in K. of P.
Castle, 915 Market Street.
OiSccrs.— (Vacant), N. G.; E. F. Moore, V. G.; Charles
Watson, R. S.; John Hanson, Treasurer ; Thomas Steven-
son, P. S.
Occidental Lodge, No. 179.— Meets Thursday.
Officers.— C. G. Peck, N. G.; H. Brandt, V. G.; W. H.
Searles, R. S.; C. B. Putnam, Treasurer; T. H. Brooks,
P. S.
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 194.— Meets Wednesday.
Oficers.—E. K. Higgins, N. G.; Frank J. Moran, V. G.;
C. S. Wright, R. S.; Charles Lakeman, Treasurer; D. S.
Cartwright, P. S.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 204.~Meets Tuesday.
Officers.— a. Witkowski, N. G.; M. Lindsay, V. G.; W.
W. Bunker, R. S. ; E. L. Reed, Treasurer ; C. H. Carter,
P. S.
AiiTA Lodge, No. 205.— Meets Monday.
Officers.— n. W. Wilson, N. G.; W. McSurley, V. G.; W.
D. Robinson, R. S.; R. R. Strain, Treasurer; James W.
Dunbar, P. S.
Franco-Ajierican Lodge, No. 207.— Meets Friday.
Officers. — L. Auradou, N. G.; A. Gaustaiux, V. G.; Leon
Rebour, R. S.; Jean Trouillet, Treasurer; J. Marcy, P. S.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 222.*— Meets Friday, in K. of P.
Castle, 915 Market Street.
Officers.— E. V. Thome, N. G.; J. D. Demarest, V. G.;
A. A. Crosette, R. S.; E. E. Riinkin, Treasurer; N. I. Bird,
P. S.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2.— Meets first and third
Saturdays of each month.
Ojfic-t'r*.— Charles H. Wade, N. G.; George G. W. ^lor-
gan, V. G.; W. A. Fogg, R. S.; R. Thompson, Treasurer;
George S. Spratt, L G.
Tectonia Decree Lodge, No. 4. — Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
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OJicers.— John F. Lang, N. G.; Julius Phister, V. G.;
Charles Weber, R, S.; Jacob Gundlach, Treasurer; L.
SchroeJer, I. G.
California Rebekaii Degree Lodge, No. 1. — Meets
Saturday.
O/Ziccrs.— David C. Smith, N. G.; Mrs. D. C. Smith, V.
G.; Mrs. C. V. Drury. R. S.; Mrs. Sarah Mickkelsun,
Treasurer ; Mrs. J. H. W. Riley, Financial Secretary.
i Templar Rebskah Degree Lodge, No. 19.— Meets Sat-
urday.
I Ojicers.—John T. Brown, N. G.; Mrs. M. N. Smith, V.
! G.; Mrs. Frank Smith, R. S.; Mrs. J. F. Brown, F. S.;
I Mrs. J. M. Byers, Ti-easurer.
I GENEaAL Relief Committee (Composed of all the No-
ble Grands and Vice-Grands uf the Subardinat* Lodges of
San Francisco). — Meets every Sunday at ten o'clock a.m.
OJicert!. — A. W. Genung, President ; J. C. Sellers, Vice-
President; E. B. Cooper, Secretary; C. P. Bardenwerper,
Treasurer; J. C. Bugbee, Home Correspondent; W. F.
Bryant, Foreigii Correspondent.
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. — In-
corjiorated September 2(i, 1865. Office, 325 Montgomerj'
Street.
0[licers. — Geoi^e T. Bohen, President; George M. Gar-
wood, Vice-President ; Albert Buhlert, Superintendent ;
(Vacant), Secretary ; Joseph Winterburn, Treasurer.
I ODD FELLOW^S' HALL ASSOCIATION. —Organized
' 1S58. Capital stock, §50,000; increased in 1863 to
1 ^150,000.
! Ojftcfrs. —Charles H. Mann, President; Harmon J. Til-
I den, Vice-President; C. T. Pidwell, Secretary; A. Hini-
melmann. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCL\TION.— Organ-
I ized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgomery Street.
(See page 995.)
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated February 3, 1868. Office, 325 Montgomerj'
Street, room 6.
The object of this association is to secure to the fami-
lies of its deceased members pecuniary' aid.
OJicers. — J. A. McClelland, President ; George T. Bohen,
Vice-President ; Henry J. Helmann, Secretary ; Henry B.
Brooks, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' SAVINGS BANK. —Incorporated
October 13, 1866. Office, 325 Montgomery Street. De-
posits received in sums of one dollar and upward.
OJicc rs.—AbT2Lm Block, President ; David Meeker, First
Vice-President ; Muses Selig, Second Vice-Pre ident; James
Benson, Secretary; Harmon J. Tilden, Attorney; John
Cammet, Sun-eyor.
Temperance.
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE ITJION OF S.IN
FRANCISCO.— Organized June, 1874. Composed of (at
prcsent)three Subordinate Societies, andisa branch of the
Total Abstinence Union of America, which comprises four
hundred and thirty Subordinate Societies. Meets annu-
ally in June of each year. The meeting for 1875 will be
held in St. Bridget's Church. The object of this society is
a combination of all the Total Abstinence Societies, for
the more effectually encouraging abstinence from all in-
toxicating liquors.
Oj/iccr.s-.— Rev. Maurice Slatterly, President ; Pet«r Raf-
ferty, Vice-President ; J. P. Landas, Secretary ; J. F.
Meagher, Corresponding Secretary; Edward Durkin,
Treasurer; David Molone}', Sergeant -at- Anns.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.— A temperance
mutual benefit organization, to aid by all legitimate means
in the suppression of the liquor traffic and for mutual re-
lief in sickness, in connection with a life-insurance system
upon a mutual protective basis — each one of two thousand
members in a district paying one dollar upon the death of
another.
Grasd Escampment op California. — This body was
organized October, 1870, and there are now in existence,
under its jurisdiction, forty Subordinate Encampments,
with an aggregate membership of about two thousand
members. Meets annually at Knights of Pj'thiasHall, 915
Market Street, San Francisco, on the Uiird Tuesday in
October.
OJicers — George B. Hudson, Grand Commander, San
Francisco; J. R. Williams, Grand Counselor, Stockton;
Mrs. S. A. Fowler, Grand Junior Commander, Oakland;
0. L. Gordon, Grand Secretarj', Santa Cruz; C. W, Pome-
roy, Grand Treasurer, San Jose; W. A. Bushnell, Grand
Captain of Host, San Francisco ; Miss Fanny Ward, Grand
Mistress of Ceremonies, Merced ; Mrs. Olivia Stewart,
Grand Guard, San Francisco ; I. L. Willitts, Grand Sentinel,
San Francisco ; Rev. A. F. Hitchcock, Grand Chaplain,
Rio Vista.
Supreme Council.— Organized October 23, 1874. Meets
annually at Knights of Pjthias Hall, 915 Market Street,
on the third Tuesday in April.
OJicers.— A. T. Enos, Supreme Commander, San Fran-
cisco ; Rev. C. V. Anthony, Supreme Counselor, Oakland ;
Mrs. J. N. Meyers, Supreme Junior Commander, Stockton ;
George B. Hudson, Supreme Secretar\', San Francisco ;
George P. Fisher, Supreme Treasurer, San Francisco ; John
D. Han-ey, Supreme Captain of the Host, San Francisco ;
Miss Ella Love, Supreme Mistress of Ceremonies, San
Francisco; Mrs. 01i\'ia Stewart, Supreme Guard, Sau
Francisco ; I. L. Willitts, Supreme Sentinel, San Fran-
cisco ; Charles Coolidge, Supreme Chaplain, San Francisco.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 26. — Organized October
1, 1871. Number of members, one hundred and three.
Meets every Wednesday evening, at 915 Market Street.
OJicers—John D. Harvey, Commander; Mrs. M. M.
Carjienter, Junior Commander; T. D. Price, Recording
Secretary; Elmira Hudson, Financial Secretarj'; John
Morrissev. Captain of Hosts ; Benjamin Roop, Treasurer ;
Watson Henrj-, I. G. ; B. Parker, O. G.
Friendship Encampment, No. 39.— Organized March 16,
1S74. — Nimiber of members, eighteen. Meets every Mon-
day evening at 915 Market Street.
OJicers.— J. C. Burke, Commander; Eben Ferguson,
Junior Commander; Charles H. Nelson, Recording Secre-
tary ; A. G. Lyle. Financial Secretary ; George H. Vaughn,
Captain of Hosts ; Miss Abbie Coolidge, Treasurer ; Joseph
A. Stewart, I. G. ; William G. Pitt, O. G.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE BENEV-^
OLENT SOCIETY, NO. 1.— Organized May, 1869. Num-
ber of members, three hundred. Meets every Sunday and
Friday evenings, at Irish American Hall. Objects : To
encourage all persons to abstain from the use of intoxi-
cating liquors; also to afford relief in case of accident or
sickness, and assist in the burial of deceased members.
O^^jfrjj. —Charles O'Neil, President; P. Monohan and
C. P. Stems, Vice-Presidents; W. P. Sullivan, Jr., Re-
cording Secretarj'; James M. Creed, Financial Secretar>- ;
William H. Rowe, Corresponding Seeretajy; Comehus
Deasy, Treasurer.
FOUNTAIN CONV'ENTION. — Organized January 8,
1874. Object: To promote reformation, by furnishing a
supply of pure drinking wat«r for public use, and thus
lessen the necessity of entering drinking saloons. '
Officers.— A. M. Winn, President; Joseph Weed and
J. J. Reichenbach, Vice-Presidents ; Charles W. O'Neill,
Secretary; Peter Rafferty, Treasurer; John W. McAdoo,
Sergeant-at- Arms .
HOME FOR THE CARE OF THE INEBRIATE.— Or-
ganized May 24, 1859. The property now occupied by the
institution, northeast corner of Stockton and Chestnut
streets, was purchased in 1862, at an expense of §7,500.
OJicers. —Fr^n^ G. Edwards, President ; Monroe Ash-
burj', Vice-President ; W. Martin, Secretarj' ; James Mc-
Donald, E. D. Sawyer, John Center, S. W. Holt, and A.
C. Wait, Trustees ; A. P. Haj-ne, Physician ; George L.
Colbum, Superintendent ; Mrs. G. L. Colbum, Matron.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.-
Grand Lodge organized May 29, 1860. Jurisdiction em-
braces the States of California and Nevada, and Territo-
ries of Utah, Idaho, New Mexico, and Sandwich Islands.
Annual sessions held at Vallejo. foiorth Tuesday in Septem-
ber. Number of working Lodges, one hundred and sev-
enty. Total membership, about nine thousand. Office
of the Grand Worthy Secretary, Sacramento.
OJicers of the Giaiid Lod'je.— J a.hez Walker, G. W. C.
T., Sacraniento; Mrs. M. A. Aslip, G. W. V. T., Sacra-
mento; Niles Searles, G. W. C, Ne^'ada City; George B.
Katzenstein, G. W. S., Sacramento; J. S. Halsey, G. W.
T., Vallejo ; T. Dickson Price, G. W. A. S., San Francisco;
C. H. Haile, G. W. M., Alameda ; Miss Augusta Perkins,
Send your Orders from the Country for Eastern Transplanted Oysters to Morgan & COj
, p. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
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Marj-sville ; Mrs. Olive M. Dawson, O. W. I. G., San Fran-
cisco ; J. D. Phillips, G. W. O. G., Potter VaUey.
The ftillowinf^ named Subordinate Lodges meet in this
city at Good Templars' Hall, 747 Market Street.
CALiroRNiA, No. 7. — Meets every Friday.
En-enino Star, No. 114.— Meets every Thui'sday.
International, No. 291. — Meets every Monday.
Pensacola, No. 133.— Meets every Tuesday.
Snow Flake, No. — . — Meets every Saturday at 71 New
Montgomerj' Street.
Crystal Fount, No. 141. — Meets every Monday at Ma-
sonic Hall, Pacific Street.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.— Organized March
22, 1866. Meets on the second Tuesday evening of each
month, at the Mariners' Church, northeast corner of Sac-
nimeuto and Drunmi streets. Number of members, six-
teen hundred, to which additions are made continually.
Officers.- Rev. Joseph Rowell, President; Rev. W. D.
Bishop, Secretary.
PARENT DASHAWAY ASSOCIATION. — Organized
January 2, 1859. Number of members who have joined
the association since that time, eight thousand. This so-
ciety occupies a neat and conmiodious building on Post
Street, near Dupont, built by the association, at a cost,
including lot, of $22,000. PuMic meetings are held on
Sunday and Thursday evenings. Business meetings, Tues-
day evenings.
b/^cers.— E. T. Batturs, President; J. W. Buclclin and
H. Van Duser, Vice-Presidents; J. Madison Piatt, Secre-
tary; William Friel, Treasurer; David M. Hmiter, J. W.
liucklin, and Joseph Gosling, Trustees.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.— Office of the Grand Scribe,
432 Keamy Street
Officers of the Grand Divisrimi.—W. O. Clark, G. W.
P., Drj'towni; H. W. Sheldon, G. W. A., Placerville;
George Bramall, G. S., San Francisco; J. J. Hucks, G. T.
San Francisco; A. A. Bjiion, G. C, San Francisco; Mrs.
Emily Pitt Stevens, G. C.,San Francisco; George Bruff,
G. Sen., Sacramento.
The following named Subordinate Divisions meet in
San Francisco ;
Excelsior Division, No. 6.— Meets every Monday even-
ing, at 709 Market Street.
Golden Gatb Division, No. 12.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening, at 7G9 Market Street.
San Francisco Division, No. 265.— Meets every Friday
evening, at 769 Market Street.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE BANDS.— Under the juris-
diction of the Grand Division of California. OIBce, 409
Washington Street.
OHicers.—yV. O. Clark, Drvtown, Supreme Director;
George Bramall, Secretarj'; John J. Hucks, Treasurer.
The following Bands meet in San Francisco.
No. 4.— Meets Monday evening, in Fifth Baptist Church,
Twenty-second Street, between Howard and Capp.
No. 5.— Meets Tuesday evening, in Emanuel Presby-
terian Church, Harrison Street, between Fifth and Sixth.
STATE TEMPER-^NCE LEAGUE, THE.— Organized
August 24, 1874. Holds monthly meetings, but has no
regular time or place. This is a political representative
organization whose object is to secure legislation favora-
ble to the principals of total abstinence. Its membership
is composed of representatives from the various temper-
ance organizations of the city, etc.
Officers.— Hon. George Barstow, President; A. T. Enos
and J. J. Reichenbach, Vice-Presidents; T. D. Price,
Secretarj'.
TEMPERANCE LEGION.— Organized February 1, 1806,
with forty-five members. Since that time over two
thousand foiu- hundred and fifty members have signed
the Muster Roll. There is also a Ladies' Boll, which
numbers over six hundred members, and a Cadets', with
over four hundred members.
Public meetings are held every Sunday and Thursday
evening, and business meetings every Tuesday evenmg, at
Headquarters, 232 Sutter Street.
OIHcers.—F. E. R. Whitney, Commander-in-Chief; S.
H. Nicholson, Colonel and First Aid; Mrs. A. Perkins,
Lieut.-Colonel and Second Aid ; Henry A. Gibbons, M.D.,
Surgeon ; 0. B. Smith, Chaplain ; William G. Cue, Pay-
master ; J. R. Swett, Chief Quartermaster ; J. W. Mc-
Adoo, First Assistant tjuartenuiister ; Thomas Barks,
Second Assistant Quartermaster ; Mrs. L. Jennings,
Charles Brown, and Samuel Baker, Aides-de-Camp.
WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE. — Organized
March 30, 1874. Number of executive members, three
hundred. Meets every Tuesday evening at 24 Post Street,
room 7. Object: Suppression of intemperance.
Officers.—MTS. C. B. Thompson, President; Mrs.
Burke, Secretary ; Mrs. W. H. Sears, Corrcj^ponding Secre-
tary ; Mrs. Annis Merrill, Treasurer.
Protective.
AID UNION.— Incorporated June 13, 1873. Niunber
of membei-s January 1, 1875, three hundred. Office, 33
Kearny Street. Objects : To afford pecuniary assistance
to sick and disabled members, and faeiUtate hfe insurance
of its members.
O/Ztecrs.- li-ofessor A. Herbst, President; E. V. Sutter,
Vice-President; William Girzikowsky, Secretary; J. B.
Golly, Treasurer; F. W. Bniggemann, Manager.
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPENTERS AND
JOINERS.— This society was organized in June, 1800, in
London, England, and now has branches all over Great
Britain, Ireland, Canada, and the United States, number-
ing two hundred and fifty-six, with thirteen thousand
six hundred and seventy-six members. The San Fran-
cisco Branch meets at Dashaway Hall every alternate
Wednesay. Objects : Protective and benevolent.
0#C(!rs.— Alfred Sambell, President ; Richard Stephens,
Secretary ; F. P. W. Bates, Treasurer ; W. Cole, Referee ;
R. Perry and M. Bateman, Auditors.
APOSTLES OF LIBERTY.— Organized June 8, 1874.
Number of members, twelve hundred. Meets every Fri-
day night, at such place as is designated at each previous
meeting.
Object : To defend the principles of State sovereignty.
The society will after a time be composed of a Grand
Lodge and six or seven Subordinate Lodges.
0|icfj-».— Chas. C. O'Donnell, President; J. G. Brown,
Vice-President ; William Dolan, Secretary ; H. Meagher,
Treasurer.
BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Incorporated January
31, 1874. Capital stock, 81,000,000. Number of shares,
ten thousand. Office, 436 California Street.
Officers.- N. P. Cole, President; R. F. Knox, Vice-
President; J. L. Browne, Manager; H. McPherson, Sec-
retary and Cashier ; R. F. Knox, Treasurer.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.— Organized under the pro-
visions of An Act of the Legislature, approved March 28,
1872. Meets at office of Secretary, northeast comer of
Market and Stockton streets.
The duties of the Board of Pharmacy are to transact all
business pertaining to the legal regulations of the practice
of pharmacy, and the retailing of poisons, and to examine
and register all Pharmacists.
The provisions of this Act apply solely to the City and
County of San Francisco.
OlBocrs.— John Calvert, President; William T. Wenzell,
Secretory ; John Calvert, William T. Wonzell, James G.
Steele, William Sunpson, and Max Tschimer, Board of
Pharmacy.
BOILERI.LAKERS' ASSOCIATION. — Organized Sep-
tember, 1871. Number of members, one hundred and
thirteen. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each
month at Irish-American Hall.
Officers.— William Kidd, President; George Whit«, Vice-
President; John Sennett, Recording Secretary; Arnold
Lew is, Financial Secretar,' ; George C. Heuer, Treasurer ;
John Roberts, Sergeant-atrArms.
BRICKLAYERS' PROTECTHT: ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized October 5, 1803. Number of members, one hun-
dred and ninety. Meets first Thursday of each month, at
the Young Men's Christian Association Hall, 232 Sutt«r
Street.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
0/feers.— James A. Hall, President: J. Vandergrift,
Vice-President; John D. Cavanai,'h, Secretarj-; Patrick D.
Eagan, Treasurer ; Thomas Brady, Ser^'eant-*at-Arms.
BUTCHERS' PROTECTI^T; BROTHERHOOD.— Or-
ganized July 8, 18C8. Number of members, forty-four.
Meets second Tuesday of each month at northwest comer
of Keamy and Bush streets.
OJicers. —Jumes Patterson, President; C. Smith, Secre-
tary' ; William Fleming, Treasurer.
CABINETMAKERS' PROTECTTVE UNION.— Organ-
ized Slay, 1S72. Number of members, two hundred and
fifty. Meets on the second and fourth Monday evenings
of each month at northwest comer of Keamy and Sutter
streets.
0^'-fr«.— John A. Wyman. President: John D. Con-
don, Vice-President ; W. F. Wade, Recording Secretary ;
Charles Goeter, Financial Secretary; H. A. Hanson,
Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA PHAR.MACEU'nCAL SOaETT.— In-
corporated December 10, 1871. Number of members, one
hundred and fifty. Meets second Wednesday of each
month, at southeast comer of Keamy and Clay" streets.
Object.s : To improve the science and art of pharmacv,
by diffusing knowledge among .Apothecaries and Drag-
gists, fostering pharmaceutical literature, developing
talent, stimulating discovery and invention, and encour-
aging home production and manufacture. To establish
the relations between Pharmaceutists, Dragirists, Physi-
cians, and the people at large up.m just principles which
shall promote the pubUc welfare, and tend to mutual ad-
t'antage.
Oj?5cfr.?.— William M. Searby, President ; Emlen Painter
and Ahred Gros, Vice-Presidents ; G. G. Burnett, Secre-
tary; William J. Bryan, Treasurer ; William M. Searbv,
J. G. Steele. John Calvert, William Geary, and G. G.
Burnett, Board of Directors.
C.-U-IFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETT.— In-
coqwrated June 24, 1873. Capital st<:<:k, .S3OO,0OO ; num-
ber of shares, three hundred. Office, 512 California
Street.
OjRcers.— David Farquharson, President ; Charles Lu.\,
Vice-President; Julius C. Reis, Treasurer; D. B. Chis-
holm. Secretary; A. C. Corbett, Surveyor ; C. P. Robin-
son, Attorney.
CALIFOR^^A STATE MEDICAL SOCIETT OF HO-
MEOPATHIC PRACTITIONERS.— Organized March 25,
1S71. Incorporated April 10. 1872. Object : To cultivate
and improve the science of medicine. The annual meet-
ings are held on the nmth and tenth days of April in each
year.
Offlcers.—C. W. Breyfogle, M.D., San Jos6, President ;
S. Porter, M.D., Napa. ^'ice-President; W. S. Griswold,
M.D., Recording Secretary; E. J. Eraser, M.D., Corre-
sponding .Secretarj-; M. T.'Wilson, M.D., Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized July, 180t). Number of members,
two hundred. Meets semi-monthly at 30!l Turk street.
Object : Woman's political enfranchisement.
0/Sccrs.— Mrs. M. A. Lewis. President ; Mrs. E. A. H.
Wolf, Vice-President ; Mrs. Slaty J. Collins, Correspond-
ing Secretary; Mrs. Mary F. Snow, Recording Secretarj-;
Mrs. Eunice S. Sleeper, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD.— Organ-
ized Febiuar)', 1872. Meets daily at quarter past ten a.
M., and quarter past two r.si., e.vcept Saturdays, when
the hours of meeting are fifteen minutes past eleven a.m.
and half p;ist two p.m. Rooms, Hayward's Btiilding,
Leidesdorff Street, near Califomia.
Ojficer.--. —Thomas J. L. Smiley, President ; D. S. Rob-
ertii, Vice-President; Joseph Tiiden, Caller: W. W. Law-
ton, . Secretary ; National Gold Bank and Trust Co.,
Treasurer.
CAMBRLVN MUTUAL AH) SOCIETY OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.— Incorporatetf July 23. 1870. Number of mem-
her-i, two hundred and twenty-five. Sleets second SIou-
day of each month, at southeast comer of Stockton and
G«tr>' streets.
Ojfieen:.— Samuel Williams, President; Thomas Price
and William A. Jones, Vice-Presidents ; Hugh James
Owen, Recording Secretary; R. T. Roberts, Correspond-
ing and Financial Secretary; Simon L. Jones. Treasurer.
CARTSIANS' PROTECrm; AND REUEF SOCIETY.
—Organized April, 1862. Niunbcr of members, sbtty-five.
Meets second Sunday of each month in Irish-American
Hall.
Officers. —Timothy McGinley, President; John McMal-
lin. Secretary; Michael Bols, Treasiu'er.
CAUCASIAN SOCIETY. —Organized August, 1369.
Number of members, one himdred. Object : To protect
white laborers against Slongolian inunigration.
Oficers.—F. B. Ladd, President.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Rooms, Merchants' Ex-
change. Califomia Street. Organized April, 1850. RegTi-
lar meetings, third Tuesdays in January, April, July, and
October. Annual meeting, third Tuesday in January;
election of officers, second iSiesday in Januan'.
Oncers.— Vf. F. Babcock, President ; I. Friedlander,
First Vice-President; J. C. Slerrill, Second Vice-Presi-
dent : Trustees : C. Adolph Low, J. C. Wilmerding, I. W.
Ray-mond, William Norris, SL P. Jones, W. N. Olmsted,
James C. Patrick, N. C. Fassett, A. L. Tubbs, Horace
Darts, F. L. Castle, C. L. Taylor.
Standing Committees.— Finance: J.C.Merrill, 31. P.
Jones, and A. L. Tubbs : Membership : Horace Da\is,
William Norris, and C. L. Taylor ; Library : J. C. Patrick,
C. .\. Low, and J. C. Merrill ; Arbitration : I. Friedland-
er, W. N. Olmsted, I. W. Ra\-mond, J. C. Patrick, and
N. C. Fassett ; Appeals : J. C." Wilmerding, A. L. Tubbs,
F. L. Castle, William Norris, and C. L. Taylor. Term of
office expires January, 1876. Henry Slel, Secretary, Treas-
surer, and Librarian. Office, 36 California.
DENTAL ASSOCTA'nON.- Organized October 5, 1869.
Meets in Young Slen's Christian Association Building. 232
Sutter Street, the second Slouday evening in each month.
Object : The promotion of the dental profession.
Officers. — Henry W. Knox, President; William Dutch,
Vice-President ; Alexander Wamer, Jr., Recording Secre-
tary; S. E. Goe, Corresponding Secretary: J. J. Birge,
Treasurer.
ECU3IENIC ORDER OF IGNITED ITECHANICS.-
This organization is composed exclusively of mechanics,
and bus unlimited juri diction with original and absolute
power to establish and perpetuate itself. Its primary- as-
sociations are called Shops, with two degrees, and Senates,
with one, which is also a Mutual Benefit Societ.v.
The Masters and Past Masters of Shops, and Architects
and Past -Architects of Senates, are eligible to and com-
pose the Worthy Grand Councils of States and Territories.
The Sfost Worthy Grand Architects and Past Worthy
Grand Architects are eligible to and compose the Supreme
Council of a Nation, and the Past and Present Supreme
Architects compose the Ecumenic Congress of United
Slechanics or Congress of Nations.
Its objects are to imite the mechanics of the world in
one active, effective body ; the better to protect them-
selves, improve their social condition, render trades and
tradesmen more respectable, encourage ingenuity, rew-ard
genius, teach temperance and morality, and make better
mechanics by a well-directed system of education. It is
a secret order.
Officerg.—Gen. A. M. Winn, Supreme Architect of the
U. S., San Francisco; Frank D. Morrell, Most Worthv
Grand Secretary of the Order in and for the United States,
San Francisco.
The Worthv Grand Council of Califomia was organized
May 28, 1873.
0/?!c«r«.— Frank D. Slorrell, Most Worthy Grand Archi-
tect; James Van Riper, Worthy Senior Grand Master:
Richard Larrimore, Worthy Junior Grand SIa.ster ; J.imes
W. Rimington, Worthy Grand Secretary ; Edwin S. Pen-
dleton, Worthy Grand Conductor; William E. Hansell,
Worthy Grand Marshal ; George A. Grant, Worthy Grand
Guardian.
The following named Shops of the Order have been or-
ganized in SiiD Francisco :
PACinc Shop, No. 1.— Meets the second and foiu^b
Tuesday evening of each month.
O/Sccrs.— Samuel N. Grabb, W. M.; (Vacant), 1st F.;
Thomas R. Houston, 2d F.; S. J. Ashley, Secretarj- ; M
H. Nicholson, Treasurer.
^ House Carpesters' Eight- Hour League avd Shop,
No. 3. — Meets the first and second Monday evenings of
each month, at 417 Bush Street,
Officers.— J. W. Rimington. Worthy Master; H. Stew-
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O. Andrews, Financial Secretary ; Timothy Niinan, Treas-
urer; J. Liddell, Officer of the Guard.
CARRIERS' Shop, No. 4.— Meets the flrst and .Third Mon-
day evenin^^ of each month.
Ojftfcrs.- Henry J. Bellew, W. M.; M. F. Nolan, 1st F.;
John M. Flinn, 2d F.; James Kafferty, Secretary; John
Collins, Treasurer.
Mountain Lake Shop, No. 6. — Meets the first and
second Tuesday evenings of each month at 713 Mission
Oi/iccr.'i.— George A. Grant, W. M.; L. J. Werden, 1st
F. ; Henry Cooper, 2d F.; J. H. Byrne, Secretary; H.
Werden, Treasurer.
Senate, No. 1.— Meets the third Monday evening of
each month at 417 Bush Street.
OfiCfrs.—aen. A. M. Winn, W. A. ; E. O. Andrews,
W. S. M. ; W. A. Liddell, W. J. M.; Frank D. Morrell,
R. S. ; Uriah B. Thomas, Treasurer.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF SAVINGS.—
Organized June 1, lSfi7. Capital stock, 8150,000. Num-
ber of shares, fifteen hunilred. Office, •i'i.'i Sansom Street.
It is governed by a board of nine Directors, who elect
their own officers.
OlHetrs.— Henry Dutton, President; G. M. Condee,
Casliier.
FRENCH S.4.VINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incor-
porated Februarj" 1, 1860. Office, 411 Bush Street.
0/ffccrs.— Gustave Dussol, President; Camilo Martin,
Treasurer ; Gustave Mahe, Director, Secretarj', and Man-
ager.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incor-
porated Februarj- 10, 1868. Capital stock, ?200,000. Of-
fice, .520 California Street.
O^crs.— L. Gottig, President; George Lette, Secre-
tary.
GERMANIA SA^VINGS AND BUILDING UNION.—
Incorporated December 31,1869. Capital, 8100,000. Num-
ber of 6h.arcs, one hundred. Meetings held second Mon-
day of each month, at northeast corner of Kearny and
Bush streets.
Otor.s-.— Franz Staud, President; John Pforr, Vice-
President; George Strasser, Secretary; Guenther Moen-
ning, "Tl-easurer.
GERMANIA SAVINGS AND BUILDING UNION, NO.
2.— Incnniorated April ■2.5, 1871. Capital, S100,000. Num-
ber of shares, one hundred. Meetings held third Monday
of each month, at northwest comer of Montgomery and
O^/icf rs.— Franz Staud, President; F. G. E. Tittel, Vice-
President; A. iJimmelmann, Treasurer; George Stras-
ser, Secretary.
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized March,
1871. Meets first Monday of each month at office, 607
Clay Street.
"This is an association of retail grocers, organized for
the purpose of protecting its members against bad debt-
ors.
Officer.?.— James O'Cononr, President; W. A. Asmus-
sen' Vice-President; W. Fahrenkrug, Treasurer; Julius
Buhlert, Secretary.
GROCERS' WHITE LABOR CIGAR AND TOBACCO
COMPANY.— Office of Secretary. 607 Clay Street.
Officers.— John Galbreath, President ; A. Goldbeck,
Vice-President; J. E. A. Helms, Treasurer; Julius Buhl-
ert, Secretary.
HAT FINISHERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized Feb-
uarj- 8, 1853. Meetings held quarterly.
Officers.- Peter G. Simpson, President; A. Thayer, Vice-
President ; George Lacomb, Secretary ; Frederick Sierp,
Treasurer.
Offifers.—M. D. Sweeny, President ; C. D. O. Sullivan,
Vice-President ; Edward" Martin, Treasurer ; Richard To-
bin. Attorney.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIFTY.— In-
corporated November 24, 1809. Office, 16 Geary Street.
Capital, $100,000. Number of shares, one hundred; 850,000
paid in.
OiScers. —Adolph C. Weber, President ; David Porter,
Vice-President; A. Qansl, Treasiu-er ; Adolph Hartmann,
Secretary.
INTERN.WIONAL WORKINOMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
—The following named Sections have been organized in
this city under the jurisdiction of the General Council of
New Y'ork. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of each
month at northwest comer of Montgomery and Bush
streets.
German Section, No. 1.— Organized Febraary, 1869.
Reorganized June, 1871. Number of members, ninety
Officen.—i. A. Schoenner, Secretary; J. Muller, Cor-
responding Secretary,
French Section, No. 19.— Organized May 22, 1871.
Number of members, two hundred and seventy.
Ojikers.—h. Fisher, Secretary ; J. Lafaix, Correspond-
ing .Secretary ; Matthias Rontet, Treasurer.
IRON MOLDERS' UNION.— Organized April, 1873.
Number of members, seventy. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month at 713 Mission.
Officprs. — James Warburton, President; Mathew Scho-
field, Vice-President; James F. Flynn, Secretary ; Edward
H. King, Treasurer.
LA SOLIDARITE. — Incorporated December, 1868.
Office, 7-29 Montgomery Street. The object of this asso-
ciation is to secure to the families, or heirs of deceased
members, a cash pa>Tnent of as many dollars as there are
members; number of members, one thousand one hun-
dred.
Offiecrs.— Marc de Kirwan, President ; J. F. Lohse and J.
J. Rev, Vice-Presidents ; Henry Payot, G. B. Hurlburt, P.
V. Merle, and PhilUp G. Sabatie, Executive Committee ; A.
Bodouan, Secretarj- ; Theodore Le Roy, Treasurer.
LABORERS' PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCL^TION.- Meets first Friday of each month, in Insh-
American Hall. Number of members, two hundred and
seventy. . , „
Officers.— Patrick Sullivan, President ; Patrick Gavan,
Vice-President ; M. Callahan, Recording Secretary ; Jere-
miah Clifford, Corresponding Secretary ; Michael O'Don-
nell. Treasurer.
LAND MORTGAGE UNION OF CALIFORNIA,— In-
corjioratcd December 31, 1870. Objects : To secure asafe
and profitable means of investing money without incon-
venience or risk to investors, and to enable its members to
build, purchase, or improve real estate on the most easy
and advantageous tenns. Office, 534 California Street.
Officers.-^. H. Fish, President; John T. Carter, Secre-
tary ; John Morton, Treasurer.
LEAGUE OF FREEDOM.— Organized June 19, 1874.
Meets annually (no specified place). Office of Secretary,
007 Clay Street. Object : Mutual protection against any
infringement upon personal rights of members.
Oncers.— Charles Kohler, President ; Julius Buhlert,
Secretary ; A. Fenkhausen, Treasurer.
LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized
September 1, 1872. Number of members, one hundred
and ei"hty-two. Meets the second Tuesday of each month,
at 71 New Montgomery Street. Objects : For mutual be-
nevolent purposes only, in aiding and assisting its sick
members and burying the dead.
Oifleers.— Andrew C. Freese, President ; William Cusick,
Vice-President ; Michael Ford, Secretary ; George H. Whit-
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northeast comer of Montgomery and Market streets The
objects for which this association is foraied are, that by
its operations the members thereof may be enabled to
find a secure and profitable investment for sm.all sayings,
and may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the
use of a moderate capital, on giving good and sufficient
security for the pajinent of the same.
MECHANICS' DELIBER.\TIVE ASSEMBLY.-Organ-
Ized .\pril 17, 1873. objects : To discuss a system of La-
bor Scho.)ls, to enable boys and girls to learn trades as a
part of their education iii the Common Schools, and pro-
vide for the education ami emploj-ment of all classes of
children ; prep.are bills to be presented to the Legislature
of the State for adoption, and take such steps as may be
necessary to secure their passage.
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A. Roach, Vice-Presidents; Ebenezer Knowlton, Secre-
tary ; Thomas Day, Sr., Treasurer ; W. H, Stewart, Ser-
g'eant-at-Arms.
MECHANICS' STATE COUNCIL.— This is a represent-
ative body of mechanics in and for the State of California ■
It was oiTjanized November 20, 1867, for the purpose of
uniting the trades in sustaining the eight-hour sj'stem of
labor.
Gen. A. M. Winn was elected President, re-elected in
1868 and 1870; W. D. Delanev was elected in 1871, and
\\ inn was re-elected in 1872-1875.
Each association, working eight houre for a day, have
three delegates ; those who have only declared in favor of
the sj'stem have two ; unorganized trades may elect one.
The Council may elect as permanent members ex-dele-
gates and e-K-presidents of associations baring delegates
in Council, or it may elect for and in consideration of faith-
ful, valuable, and distinguished services.
Its meetings are held "the first Wednesday evening of
each month, and special meetings when "business re-
quires it.
Officers.— Gen. A. M. Winn, President; F. O. A, Wil-
liams and Oscar J. Delamater, Vice-Presidents; John D.
Condon, Secretary ; George Cavan, Treasurer ; R. J. Cour-
tier, Sergeant-at-Arms.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION. —Incor-
porated June 1, 1868. Capital, $250,000. Office, Mer-
cliants' Exchange Buildmg, California Street, between
Montgomerj- and Sansom. The object of this corpora-
tion IS the promotion of the interests of trade and com-
merce.
0/So-rs.— Thomas H. Selby, President ; Joseph A. Cool-
idge. Secretary ; Albert Dibble, S. B. Boswell, J. W H
Campbell, Thomas H. Selbv, James C. Patrick, Moses
Heller, and Jabez Howes, Trustees.
MILKMEN'S PROTECrm; ASSOCIATION— Or<^n-
ized December 10, 1874. Meets every Fridav aftemoo°n at
the conier of Eddy and Mason streets.
Objects : To enable its members to buv feed, stock, and
all they consume on adrantageous terms; to protect
them from wrong by their employiSs and the persons with
whom they deal, and against customers who are delin-
quent m pajing their bills.
Board of Din-ct,>rs.~E. H. Knight, J. A. Shepstcn, J.
A. Roy, A. D. Miller, G. C. Smart, and F. L. Suc5i.
MILLMENS MUTUAL PRCTEOTTVE ASSOCIATION
—Organized December 12, 1870. Meets first Tuesdav in
everj- month, in the committee rooms of Mechanics'" In-
stitute. This association is composed of all the mill owners
in San Francisco, Oakland, Vallejo, and Napa, for the
purpose of establishing a uniform scale of prices, and for
the protection of their mutual interests.
Officers.— O. H. Bumham, President; A. R. Wells
^ ice- President ; W. A. Meeker, Secretary; C. J. Prescott'
Treasurer. '
MINERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA'HON. — Ol^anized
July 1, 1S72. Meets everj- Wednesdav at Anthony Hall
417 Bush Street. Objects : To protect the interests of its
members, and aid those in distress.
Officers.— J. W. Buffum, President ; John Young Vice-
President, J. D. Nutzhom, Recording Secretarj- ; Conrad
Kriens, Financial Secretary ; Henry Myers, Treasurer.
JICTUAL BOLDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION —
IiiL'nrp,,rate<l Novemher7, 1874. Capital stock. Sl.OOO 000
in live thousand shares of $200 each. Meets at Dashawav
Hall. ^
Objects : To raise funds in shares pavable in periodical
installments, and to make loans to its' members for the
purpose of aiding them in acquurtng and improving real
estate. "
OjS«frs.— Solomon J. Nathan, President; Colin M
Boyd. Vice-President ; Gideon M. Berry, Secretary ■ lenatz
Steinhart, Treasurer.
5ItTTl-AL PRO^^DENT ASSOCIATION. - Incorpo-
rated bepfember 8, 1868, for the purpose of affording im-
mediate and efficient relief tti the families of deceased
members. Any person in good health mav become a
member of the association and secure its prosp'cctive bene-
fits, by paying five dollars annuallv, and one dollar on the
death of each member, the number of members being
limited to two thousand. Office, 113 Leidesdorff Street
OjScf rs.— Thomas Anderson, President; William Stu-
art, Secretary ; Henrj- L. Davis, Treasurer.
MUTLIAL REAL ESTATE CO.— Organized March 11
1869. Meets monthly at the call of the President.
Objects : To purchase and sell real estate.
O/Stvrs.— Thomas .Anderson, President ; Wallace Ever-
son, Vice-President ; William Stuart, Secretary ; George
W. McNcar, Treasurer.
PACIFIC BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCUTION —
Incorporated February, 1875. Meets monthly at the call
of the Board of Directors. Number of shares, five thou-
sand.
Object : To grant loans to members to enable them to
proride themselves with homeste.ids.
OjSccrs.— Jules Cerf, President ; Abraham Blochman,
V ice-President ; Emanuel Levy, Secretary ; Matthias Mey-
ers, Treasurer.
PACIFIC MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA'nON.-
Incorporated August 4, 1874. Number of members uiiUm-
ited.
Object : To secure pecuniary aid to families of deceased
members.
OjScers.— Willi.-un Ford, President; W. B. Parsons,
Vice-President ; John S. Bugbee, Secretary ; S. B. Martin
Treasurer ; William H. Bell, General Agent.
PAINTERS' PROTECTHT: UNION.-Organized April
26, 1872. Number of members, one hundred and fifty.
Meets ever}- Monday at eight o'clock p.m., at Dashawav
Hall, 139 Post Street. '
OjSccrs.— Thomas S. Foushee, President ; Nicholas Mar-
kart. ^ ice-President ; Thomas Ross, Secretary; Christo-
pher W. Heley, Treasurer.
PIONEER LAND AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.— In-
cor])orated April, 1869. Guaranteed fund, $200,000. Office
405 Califoniia Street. '
OjSccrs.- Thomas Gray. President; J. R. Smedberg,
\iee-President; J. C. Duncan, Secretarr; H. Kofahl,
Cashier.
PLUMBERS' AND GASFITTERS' EIGHT -HOITR
LEAGUE.— Organized June 16, 1867. (No meetings held
at present.)
OjS«rs.— James A. Colvin, President; R. J. Courtier,
Uce-President; William Eccles, SecreUrv ; James O'Mal-
ley. Treasurer.
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, -niE. -Incorporated
September 29, 18156. Capital stock, $1,000,000, in shares
of ?100 each. Office, 304 .Montgomery Street. Objects :
Bujing and selling real estate and erection of dwellings
and other buildings for sale on the instollment plan.
Deposits received.
Ojfefrs.— WiUiam Hollis, President: Louis F. Emilio.
Secretary.
RIGGERS' AND STEVEDORES' UNION ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized June i.5. 1863, for the regulation of
wages and protection of each other. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and sixty-six. Meets everj- Monday
evening, at 4-29 Pacific Street.
0/»<;trs.— Thomas Manning, President; William Shar-
key, Vice-President ; F. E. Durham. Recording Secretarv
James Orr. Financial Secretary ; WiUiam Risk, Treasure'r.
SAN FRANCISCO COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION—
Organized July 14, 1868. Number of members, two hun-
dred. Meetings held in the office of the Secretary, 312
California Street. The objects of this association " is to
prevent fraud in the matter of bankruptcy ; to protect
the interests of members from dishonest debtors, and to
take such action, from time to time, as the commercial
welfare of the association may require.
OjS«Ts.— James Linforth, President; J. Greenebaum,
Treasurer ; M. H. Myers, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY OF
HOMEOPATHIC PRACTITIONERS. -Organized March
4, 1871. Incorporated Januarj- 26, 1872. Jleets the first
Tuesday of each month, at the Homeopathic Dispensary,
Young Men's Christian Association Building. Objects:
First. The cultivation and advancement of medical science
by the interchange of clinical experience, and the discus-
sion of modem medical improvements. Second. The as-
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gociation of the Homeopathic profession for purposes of
mutual recognition and fellowship.
Oi?i«re.— W. N. Griswold, M.D., President; T. C. Cox-
heaS, M.D., Vice-President; E. J. Fraser, M.D., Record-
ins Secretin- ; M. F. Wilson, M.D., Corresponding Secre-
tan-; A. A. Theise, M.D., Treasurer.
Tlie San Fruncisco Medical and Surgical Dispensary was
established in the Young Men's Christian Association Build-
ing, in July. 1872, under the supervision of this society,
for the gratuitous medical and surgical treatment of the
sick poor. It is open two hours daily. During the short
time the Dispensary has been in operation, over eight
hundred visits and prescriptions have been made, twenty
niin-'r surgical operations jierformed, and a large number
of poor people relieved of their sufferings.
F. Hiller, Jr., M.D., Attending Physician; F. HiUer,
M.D., and E. J. Fraser, M.D., Surgeons.
SAN FBAKCISCO GERSUN SAVINGS AND BUILD-
ING ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated September 28, 1870.
Meets on the first and third Mondays of each month at
Oemiania Saloon, southwest comer of Bush and Kearny
Officers. — H. Habermahl, President; H. Pfertsdorf,
Secretary ; John Knack, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL SOCIETY. — Organized
February 4, 1868. Number of members, sixty-five. Meet-
ings held at 114 Stockton Street, on the second and foiu^h
Tuesdays of each month at half past seven o'clock p.m.
Objects of this society :
First— The cultivation and advancement of the sci-
ence, by united exertions for mutual improvement and
contributions to medical literature.
Second— The promotion of the character, interests, and
honor of the fraternity, by maintaining the union and
hannony of the regular profession of the city and its
vicinity, and aiming to elevate the standard of medical
education.
Third—The separation of regrular from irregular prac-
titioners.
Fourth— The association of the profession proper for
purposes of mutual recognition and fellowship.
Officers.— n. Gibbons, Jr., M.D., President; P. Cham-
berlain, M.D., First Vice-President; R. H. Plummer, M.
D., Second Vice-President; W. T. Wj-the, M.D., Record-
ing Secretary'; C. G. Kenyon, M.D., Corresponding Sec-
retary; H. S. Baldwin, M.D., Treasurer; B. D. Dean, M.
D., Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL MUTUAL PROTECTH'E
ASSOCI \TION.— Incorporated August, 1864. Number of
members, two hundred and fifty. Meets quarterly at 645
California Street.
Objects ; To elevate the Musical profession and to pro-
tect the interests of its members.
Officers. —Andrew Rusteberg, President ; Herman Kohl-
moos and \Vm. Muller, Vice-Presidents ; Theodore Knoll,
Secretary; John Braverman, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE. —Organ-
ized September 15, 1867. Number of members, one hun-
dred and ten. Meets daily at half past ten o'clock A.M.,
northeast comer of Davis and Oay streets. Object : To
promote the interest and convenience of dealers in do-
mestic produce.
OjKccrs. — Horace Davis, President; E. G. Mathews,
Vice-President; W. H. Walker, Secretary; E. Ransom,
Treasurer; Jacob Palmer, D. Ballard, W. McCauIley,
George Morrow, Thomas Newell, and J. P. Hulme, Direc-
tors, c
SAN FRANCTSCO SAVINGS UNION. — Incorporated
June IS, 1362. Office, 532 California Street, comer of
Webb This incorporation now holds deposits to the
amount of $6,597,967.71, and has a paid up guarantee
capital and reserve fund of ^225,705.80, which sum is in-
creased each half year. The guarantee capital and re-
serve fund cannot be withdrawn, nor can they be dimin-
ished except in pajTnent of losses, and they form an ab-
solute security to depositors for their deposits and declared
dividends. _.,..,,
Officers.— James De Fremery, President ; Albert Miller,
Vice-President ; Lovell White, Cashier and Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD.
—Organized September 11, 1862. Meetings held daily
»t eleven o'clock A.M. and three P.M., at 411i California
Street.
Officers. —J2.mes R. Keene, President; Coll Deane,
Vice-President; B. H. Coit, Chaimian ; Henrj- Schmie-
den, Treasurer; Franklin Lawton, Secretary; T. M. Blair,
Sergeaiit-at-Arms ; B. F. Hillard, Roll Keeper.
SA^VINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated July
23, 1857 ; re-incorporated December 12,1865. Office, 619
Clay Street.
The object for which this society is foraied is, that
means of it depositors may find a secure and profi-
table investment for small savings. Deposits received
from $2.50 up to any amount. Deposits $11,500,000. Re-
serve Fund, $339,478.
OJicers.—K. W. Burr, President ; Cjtus W. Carmany,
Cashier and Secretary; A. R. Rutherford, Auditor jro
tern.; Benjamin O. Devoe, Surveyor.
SEAMAN'S BOARDING MASTERS' ASSOCIATION.-
Organized January 1, 1873. Objects: Mutual protec-
tion and support, and to sustain the United States
Shipping Law, approved June 7, 1872. All sailor board-
ing-house keepers, duly licensed mider the laws of the
State of California, may become members. The society
now numbers twenty-eight. Meets first Monday of each
month at 610 Front Street, comer of Clark.
Officfrs.— Thomas Chandler, President; John P. Saun-
ders and John C. Price, Vice-Presidents; Richard Chute,
Secretary ; E. W. Casey, Treasurer.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.— Incorporated March,
1871. Capital stock, $300,000. Office, 215 Sansom Street.
Officers.— John Parrott, President; Jerome Lincoln,
Vice-President ; T. F. Bacon, Secretary.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' ASSOCIA'nON.
—Organized March 21, 1857. Re-organized June 3. 1864.
Meets second Friday of each month at Dashaway Hall, 139
Post Strest
OjSccrs.— Peter R. Black, President; Thomas Nash,
Vice-President ; James D. Galloway, Secretary ; L. H.
Laughton, Treasurer ; Thomas Daniels, Sergeant-at-Amis ;
J. M. Sabin, N. D. Claffey, and WilUam Morns, Tras-
tees.
SHIPWRIGHTS' (JOURNEYMEN) ASSOCLA'HON.-
Organized April 1, 1857. Re-organized April 23, 1863.
Number of members, three hundred and eighty. Meets
in Sander's Hall, 71 New Montgomery Street on the first
and thu-d Wednesdays of each month. The object of this
association is to procure a fair and uniform rate of wages
for the trade. „„,,,_ j
Officers.- P. G. Grant, President ; D. E. Murphy and
John Haney, Vice-Presidents ; Murdock Campbell, Secre-
tary ; E. Doyle, Treasurer; D. Driscoll, Sergeant-at-
Arms.
SOCIETY OF GERMAN PHYSICIANS.— Organized
1869. Number of members, eleven. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month at eight o'clock p.m. , *t 29 Kearny
Street. ,. ,
Object : Advancement of medical science.
Officers.- A.Aronstem,M.D.,President;CharlesBlack,
M.D., Vice-President; I. Rosenstein, M.D., Secretary; A.
Wilhelm, M.D., Librarian.
TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized Sep-
tember 29, 1873. Number of members, twoJiundred and
fifty Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month
at Humboldt Hall, corner of Morton and Kearny streets.
Offiz-ers. —William Redburg, President; Eric Westine,
Vice-President; George Rasmussen, Secretary; August
Otto, Financial Secretary ; Charles Lann, Treasurer.
TRADERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized May 13, 1862.
Meets quarterly.
Officers. — Charles Kohler, President; Fabian Joost,
First Vice-President; Nicholas Bruns, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; A. A. Hobe, Secretary; John Wieland, Treasurer;
Aaron Meyer, Sergeant-at-Arms.
UNDERWRITERS' FIRE PATROL OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized March 2, 1875. Under the auspices
of the several insurance companies doing business in the
City of San Francisco. Headquarters and station house,
southwest comer of Stevenson and Ecker streets.
Objects: To save life and property, and take care of the
same at and after fires. t^ ^^
Officers.— E. D. Famsworth, President ; Chas. R. Story,
Secretary ; Charles A. Laton, Treasurer.
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UNITED WORKINGMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE BOOT
AND SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. — Incorporated
Januar>' 13, 1868. Number of members, thirty. Capi-
tal. $50,000. Number of shares, one thousand. Factory,
422 Sacramento Street.
Ojfkers, —Ja.mes Butler, President: James McCumiskey,
Vice-President; Thomas J. Cunningham, Secretary, Den-
nis McCarthy, Treasurer ; Michael Leahy, John D. O'Brien,
and John Quail, Trustees.
WESTERN SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY.— In-
corporated May 2, 1873. Capital ?1, 000,000. Office, north-
east corner of Post and Kearny streets.
OJicers.—U. J. Booth, President; Frederick Clay, Vice-
President and Manager ; J. H. Griffiths, Secretary.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized April 27, 1864. Number of members, about
one hundred. Meets at 312 California Street. Objects :
To protect the interests of its members and take such
action from time to time as the commercial welfare of the
association may require.
OjficcT-s.— David Porter, President; E. B. Pond and
Charles Meinecke, Vice-Presidents; M. H. Myers, Secre-
tary ; Michael Kane, Treasurer.
WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AND MUTUAL AID SOCI-
ETY. — Organized April, 1873. Number of members,
twenty-flve. Meets every Wednesday afternoon, at 417
Bush Street.
O^ftctrs.— Mrs. Dr. White, President; Mrs. Calhoun,
Secretarj' ; Mrs. G. W. Anthony, I'reasurer.
Literary, Historical, Etc.
ADELPHI SOCIETY.— Organized June 30, 1874. Meets
eveo' Friday evening duriiig the term of college, at To-
land Hall, east side of Stockton street, between Chestnut
and Francisco.
This society was organized by the students of the Cali-
fornia College of Pharmacy, for the special purpose of
discussing the lectures of the faculty, and their mutual
improvement in niatt«rs appertaining to pharmacy.
Officers.— G. E. Bacon, President; T. D. Graham, Vice-
President ; H. R. Harris, Secretary ; A. Kahn, Treasurer.
AMERICAN LITERARY SOCIETY.— Organized as the
Bijou Literarj' Society July 31, 1871. Reorganized under
the present name January, 1874. Number of members,
thirty-tive. Meets every Monday evening at room 7 Olym-
pic (Jlul) Building, northeast comer of New Montgomery
and Howard streets.
Objects ; Literarj' culture and mutual improvement.
Officers.— J. W. Newcum, President; E. A. Wettig,
Vice-President ; 0. W. Forsyth, Secretary ; H. A. Reiman,
Treasurer ; H. W. Frazer, Librarian.
BAY DI13TRICT FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.—
Organized July 7, 1874. Number of members, two hun-
dred. Meets at 411J California Street.
Objects : Elevation of the turf, and for the encourage-
ment and promotion of choice stock, horses, cattle, sheep,
etc.
0;?i« re. —Leland Stanford, President; W. H. L. Barnes
and E. J. Weeks, Vice-Presidents ; T. W. Hinchman, Secre-
tary ; C. W. Kellogg, Treasurer.
BAY DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
CALIFORNIA.— Organized October 8, 1870. Objects:
To collect and distribute information in regard to horti-
culture, bold exhibitions, and award premiums for the
best productions. Rooms, Academy of Sciences, north-
west corner of California and Du])ont streets.
Oi/icers, — Albert Kellogg, M.D., President; Charies
Stevens, Vice-President ; F. A. Miller, Sceretan' ; E. C.
Morton, Treasurer ; Charles W. Banks, Thomas Bennett,
M.D., and E. L. Reimer, Trustees.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organized
April 22, 1863. Number of members, foiu- hundred and
eleven.
The regular stated meetings of the academy are held on
the first and third Mondays ut each month. The regular
stated meetings of the Board of Trustees take place J,an-
uari,- 12, April 13, July 13, and October 12, 1875. Hall of
the Academy, southwest comer of California and Dupont
streets.
O^prs.— Prof. George Davidson, President; Henry
Gibbons, Jr. , and Charles G. Yale, Vice-Presidents ; Hen-
T}' G. Hanks, Corresponding Secretary ; Charles G. Y.ale,
Recording Secretary ; Elisha Brooks, Treasurer ; William
J. Fisher, Librarian ; Albert Kellogg, Director of the Mu-
seum.
Cwrafors. —George Hewston, M.D., General Zotilog}-;
W. H. Dall, Ichthyologj- : W. G. W. Harford, Concholo-
gy ; Henry Edwards, Entomology ; W. A. Goodyear, Pa-
laeontology ; Theodore A. Blake, Mineralogy.
CALIFORNIA ACCLIMATIZING SOCIETY.— Capital
stock, $.'>0,000, in five thousand shares of SIO each. This
society was incorporated May 1, 1S71, for the purpose of
introducing, propagating, acclimatizing, buying, and sell-
ing game birds and fish ; also, buying, improving, hold-
ing, or selling real estate, for the purposes above indi-
cated, and building ponds, races, hatching and spawning
boxes, for the projiagation and protection of fish, and for
the protection of game, both native and imported.
Meets annually the second Monday in July. Office of
Secretarj', 630 Howard Street.
Officers.— Vf. A. Newell, President : John Williamson,
Secretary and General Superintendent ; A. Gibbons, Treas-
urer.
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— Incor-
porated August 7, 1872. Lectures given at Toland Hall,
east side of Stockton Street, between Chestnut and Fran-
cisco, for a term of six months in the year, commencing
the second Tuesday in March.
The aim of the institutitm is to unite the Pharmacists
and Druggists of the Pacific States in organized efforts to
elevate the special educational standard of the business
of the Apothecai-y, by cultivating, improving, and diffus-
ing the principles and practice of legitimate pharmacy;
its collateral branches of science and the arts : the best
modes of rendering available medicinal agents, by giving
instructions in the same and in the art of dispensing, bj' a
series of lectures and practical demonstrations.
Oncers.— William T. Wenzell, President; John Calvert,
Vice-President; E. Painter, Secretarj'; William Ciean',
Treasurer; William T. Wenzell, W. M. Searby, John Cal-
vert. William Geary, G. G. Burnett, and Emlen Painter,
Trustees. Office of Secretary, southeast corner of Clay
and Kearny streets.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated
July 14, 1870. Number of members, fifty. Annual meet-
ing at College of Santa Clara, on day of commencement.
Objects : Cultivation of the history, antiquities, and eth-
nography of the west coast of America, and the publica-
tion of early relations and documents connected there-
with. Rooms, 323 California Street.
O^ccre.— Rev. A. Varsi, John W. Dwindle, Charles H.
Sawyer, Tiburcio Parrott, and John T. Doyle, Trustees ;
Ralph C. Harrison, Secretary.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA.—
Organized December 8, 1874. Numberof members, twelve.
Meets second Tuesday in May in each year at 150 Tliird
Street.
Objects : For mutual benefit of its members, and their
advancement in the science of medicine.
Officers.— O. P. Warren, Oakl.and, President ;M. F. Clay-
ton, Sacramento, A'ice-President ; Charles F. Draper, Oak-
land, Recording Secretary ; F. C. Cook, Sacramentti, Cor-
responding Secretary ; M. E. Tewkesbuiy, San Francisco,
Treasurer.
IGNATIAN LITER.\RY SOCIETY.— Re-organized Sep-
tember 14, 1871. Number of members, twenty-one.
Meets every Tuesday evening at St. Ignatius' College.
Officers.— E. M. Nattini, S. J., President; C. A. Dunn,
Vice-President; Thomas Verdon, RecordingSecrctary; F.
McAuliffe, Corresponding Secretary; J. H. Clark, Treas-
IRISH LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized
Februarj', 1870. Number of members, two hundred.
Board of Directors meets every Monday evening. Club
meetings first Monday evening of each month. Singing
Class meets every Tuesday evening at the rooms, 638 Mar-
ket Street. Object : Social reunion of Irishmen and their
descendants, irrespective of religion. The rooms of the
Club are commodious and well arranged, containing two
billiard tables and a library of about two thousand vol-
umes.
Officers.— Jlohert Mitchell, President; Jeremiah O'Ma-
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McCusker, Secretary-.
LIGUE RATIONALE FRANCAISE.— Organized May,
1871. Number of members, about six hundred. Meets
first Monday of each month at office, SOS Montgomery
Street. Object : A French society for the propagation of
education.
OjSi-e™.— PignS-Dupuj-tren, M.D., President; Daniel
Le\-j- and E. Marque, Vice-Presidents ; Em. Meyer and G.
Bonnefond, Secretaries ; A. Blochman, Treasurer.
LOYOLA SCIENTIFIC ACADEMY.— Organized May,
1S73. Number of members, twenty. Meets first and
third Mondays of each moutli at St. Ignatius College.
Ojticei-s.—Uev. J. M. Neri, S.J., President; J. F. Sulli-
van, A.M., Vice-President ; Thomas D. Riordan, A.B., Re-
cording SecretaiT ; Jerome Hughes, Financial Secretary ;
T. H. Griffin, Treasurer ; J. T. Fogarty, Librarian.
MECHANICS' INSTITL'TE.— Organized March 29, 1855.
New building, 27 Post Street.
The objects of this institute arc the establishment of a
library, reading room, collection of a cabinet, scientific
apparatus, works of art, and other literary and scientific
purposes. The society has a Reading Room well supplied
with the leading scientific and literar>- periodicals of the
day, and a valuable librarj- containing twenty-eight thou-
sand volumes, including many rare, scientific works.
Among these is a complete set of the Philosophical Trans-
actions of the Royal Society, the full collection of Annales
des Ponts et Chaussees, the full set of British Patent Office
Reports (three thousand voltmies), etc. Any person may
become a member, being acceptable to the Board of Trus-
tees, and paying an initiation fee of one dollar, and one
dollar and fiftv cents quarterly dues in advance.
OjJiccrs.^A. S. Hallidie, President; P. B. Cornwall,
Vice-President ; H. L. Davis, Treasurer ; W. P. Stout, Re-
cording Secretary ; James Spiers, Corresponding Secreta-
ry- ; G. C. Hurlbut, Librarian ; Mrs. H. Chick, Assistant
Librarian.
MERCANTILE LIBR-ARY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 24, 1S53. New Mercantile Library Building,
.rth s"ide of Bush Street, between Sansom and Mont-
gomery.
The rooms of the association are commodious and well
arranged. The library contains about forty thousand
volumes, and the reading rooms arc amply supplied with
papers and magazines from the Eastern States and Europe.
The terms of membership are two dollars initiation fee
and one dollar per month — dues payable quarterly in ad-
vance.
Oarers.- George C. Hickox, President ; William Loewy,
Vice-President; T. H. Rearden, Recording Secretary;
Henrj- P. Tricou, Corresponding Secretarj-; Wilfred W.
Wiggins, Treasurer ; A. E. Whitaker, Librarian ; Darwin
Carr° H. K. Goddard, and L. B. Wetherbee, Assistant
Librarians; J. J. Tayker, Collector.
MILITARY LIBR.ARY.— Incorporated January 3, 1873,
for the purpose of acquiring, preserving, and conducting
a public library, to consist chiefly of books, magazines,
and newspapers of a military character. There are six
hundred volumes and one hundred maps.
OjUccrs.—W. H. L. Banies, Archibald Wason, George
W. Granniss. Osc;ir Woodhams, Frederick W. Peirce, Da-
rid Wilder, Hj-man P. Bush, and Walter Turnbull, Trus-
tees ; D. W. C" Thompson, President; David Wilder, Sec-
retarj- and Librarian. Office, 28 Merchants' Exchange.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized December 30, 1S54. Rooms, 325 Montgomery Street.
Tlie l!brar\' contains over twenty-six thousand volumes
in the various departments of literature, including one of
the most extensive collections of works on the early his-
tory of the Pacific Coast. It also contains what is be-
lieved to be the most complete and valuable cabinet of
minerals, etc, in the State.
Ojflcer,*— George Hewston, President; Colm M. Boyd,
Vice-President; Henn- C. Squire, Recording Secretarj-;
Lejn L. Dennen-, Corresponding Secretarj- ; William H.
Watson, Treasurer ; George A. Games, Librarian ; A. H.
Grayson, Assistant Librarian.
PACIFIC COAST AMATEUR PRESS ASSOCIATION.
—Organized May 23, 1S74. Number of members, nme-
teen. Meets monthly at northwest comer of Commer-
cial and Montgomerj- streets. Object : The promotion of
juvenile journalism on the Pacific Coast.
OjSf^cr.'.-Miss Amanda Taylor. President; Frank Thi-
banlt. Vice-President ; W. B. Thompson, Secretary ; A.
L. Edwards, Treasurer; Louis H. Lichtenstein, Associa-
tion Editor.
PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB.— Oi^nized December, 1S74.
Meets at rooms of the Club on Lick Street, near Sutter.
Object : The regulation of all matters pertaining to
horse racing.
Ojlicirs.—A. J. Brvant, President ; Ezekiel Wilson and
J. P. Sargent, Vice-Presidents ; William Shear, Secretarj-;
Charles Hosmer, Treasurer.
PHILHISTORIAN DEBATING SOCIETY.-Organized
October, 1863. Niunber of members, twentj-. Meets
every Wednesday afternoon at St. Ignatius College.
O^a-r.*. —Tliomas J. Sasia, S.J., President; James T.
Fogarty, Vice-President; John Stanton, Recording Sec-
retary; A. R. Tohin, Corresponding Secretary; Alfred
Kelley, Treasurer; Mathew SulUvan, Censor; Henrj-
Martin, Librarian.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART SOCIETY OF THE PACIF-
IC—Organized Febroary 20, 1875. Meets on the first
Friday of each month (not j-et having a hall of their own),
at such place as preriously designated.
Objects : To improve the science and art of photography
by diffusing scientific knowledge among its members,
fostering photographic literature, stimulating discoverj-
and invention, and encouraging the home production and
the manufacture of the many articles required for photo-
graphic use ; also, to establish the relation between mem-
bers of the profession and the people at large upon just
and business principles which shall promote the public
w-elfare and be of mutual advantage.
Officers. —Thomas Housew-orth, President ; Jacob Shew,
Vice-President ; R. A. Marden, Corresponding Secretarj- ;
R. H. Rieman, Recording Secretary ; William Shew, Treas-
tu-er ; W. H. Rulofson, Joseph T. Silva, and John D. Go-
deus,' Executive Conmiittee.
Election of officers takes place on the first Friday m
March of each year.
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized
March 28, 1871. Objects : The promotion of Painting,
Sculpture, and Fine Arts akin thereto, the diffusion of a
cultivated taste for Art in the community at large, and
the establishment of an Academy or School of Design.
Membership in this society, which has now five hundred
and ninety-six ordinarj-, one hundred and eight life, and
six honorary members, is open to all lovers of art. Regu-
lar members' meetings held on the fourth Tuesday of
March, June, September, and December, in the rooms oi
the society, 313 Pine Street. Ammal election of officers,
last Tuesday in JIarch of each year.
Oiiccrs. -^WiUiam Alvord, President ; Thomas Hdl and
Edward Bosqui, Vice-Presidents ; Robert C. Rogers Sec-
retarj- J. Boss Martin, Assistant Secretary-; Ford H.
Rogers, Treasurer; Pietro Mezzara, Harry Edwards, J. C.
Duncan, W. C. Ralston, W. L. Marple, and Charles Koh-
ler. Directors. . . , ., . • *■
The School of Design, connected -with the Association,
was organized December 31, 1873. The school has sixty
pupils. Its affairs are managed by a committee of the
members of the Art Association.
SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION.-Organized
April 20 1872. Number of members, one hundred and
sixty Objects: To maintain the honor and dignity of
the profession of the law, to increase its usefulness in
promoting the due adminstration of justice, and to culti-
vate social intercourse among its members. Rooms, 634
Sacramento Street and 633 Commercial Street.
OMcers.^}. P. Hoge, President; Hall McAllister and
S. M. Wilson, Vice-Presidents ; Thomas B. Bishop, Secre-
tary- ; J. R. Jarboe, Corresponding Secretary ; R. C. Har-
rison, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBR.\RY ASSOCI.\TION.-
Organized 1865. Librarj- contains about thirteen thou-
sand volumes. Rooms 27 and ■2» Montgomerj- Block.
OMciTS.—i. P. Hoge, President; Joseph W. ■ftinans.
Treasurer; G. G. W. Hoge, Secretorj- and Librarian;
John De Witt, Assistant Librarian.
S.-^ FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY.-Or-
ganized June 4, 1870. Number of members, seventy-one.
Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at 531 Cal-
ifornia Street, Rooms 8 and 9. Object: The study of
microscopical science on the Pacific Coast.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
OjJicers.— Henry G. Hanks, President; A. B. Stout, M.
D., Vice-President ; C. Mason Kinne, Recording Secretary;
Henrj' C. Hyde, Corresponding Secretary ; C. G. Ewing,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.— In-
augurated by the Synod of the Pacific of the Presbj^erian
Church in October, 1871, but is oi»en for students from all
denominations. The qualifications for admission and
the course of studies are the same as in the oldest and
best theological schools in the East. Lecture Rooms,
University College, southeast comer of Post and Stockton
streets.
This institution is now fully organized having been in
active operation for three years. It has a library of over
six thousand volumes.
The Faculty are Rev. W. A. Scott, Burrowes Poore, and
Rev. William Alexander. The Board of Directors is com-
posed of eighteen members who are elected by the Synod
of the Pacific of the Presbj^rian Church, of whom the
Rev. W. A. Scott is President. The institution is under
the care of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA ENGINEERS.— Organized
Januarj', 1S74. Number of members, thirty. Meets at
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post Street, on the first Tuesday
of each month, and business meetings, third Tuesdays of
January, April, July, and October. Object: To promote
and diffuse engineering science.
Board of Manaqement. — S. S. Montague, G. F. Allardt,
G. W. Dickie, I. M. Scott, MeUille Atwood, J. D. Hague,
W. A. Goodyear, and W. \V. Hanscom.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.— Organized
August, 1S50. Rooms, SOS Montgomery Street.
The expressed objects of the society are to collect and
preserve information connected with the early settlement
and subsequent conquest of the country, and to perpetu-
ate the memorj' of those whose sagacity, energy, and en-
terprise induced them to settle in the wilderness and be-
come the founders of a new State. All who were in Cali-
fornia prior to the first daj"^ of Januarj', 1850, are eligible
to membership. Any who have rendered distinguished
or im])ortant senices to the society f>r State, may be ad-
mitted as honorary members. The roll of the society em-
braces the names of over thirteen hundred members.
Regular meetings of the society take place on the first
Monday of each month. Annual election of officers on
the seventh day of July, the anniversary of the conquest
of California, and of the raising of the American flag on
its soil. Annual celebration on the ninth of September,
the anniversary of the admission of California into the
Union. The society is possessed of an excellent librarj-,
a cabinet of minerals, relics of early times, and various
other objects of interest.
Officers. — James Lick, President; Da\id J. Staples,
Frederick F. Low, Edgar Mills, F. A. Hihn, and A. K. P.
Harmon, Vice-Presidents; Louis R. Lull, Secretary; How-
ard Havens, Treasurer ; William Huefner, Marshal ; John
Currj', Charles H. Chamberlain, Henry Schmieden, David
N. Hawley, Thomas D. Matthewson, John F. Pope, Charles
R. Peters, John H. Tumey, and John A. Drinkhouse, Di-
rectors.
ST. PATRICK'S HALL AND LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TION.— Organized 1874. This society is established for
the purpose of purchasing land and erecting a building to
be used for a library, lecture hall, and reading rooms.
The money is to be raised by subscription, the sale. of life
memberships, lectures, etc. Each Catholic organization
recognized by the Church, uill have the benefit of the hall
without cost except for gas and other necessary expenses,
upon furnishing a certain number of members to the li-
brary. It is to be strictly Catholic, and nothing prejudi-
cial to that faith will be allowed to be introduced.
0_^fr«.— James R. Kelly, President; Philip A. Roach
and Michael Kane, Vice-Presidents; F. D. Eagan, Secre-
tary.
TERRITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA.— In-
corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms 103 Montgomery
Street. ITie objects of this association are to form a more
perfect union of the Pioneers of California in the bonds of
friendship, and to cultivate social intercourse between
them; to collect and preserve historical facts and infor-
mation in connection with the early and subsequent histo-
ry of the Pacific Coast ; to form a librar}- for the diffusion
of useful knowledge among its members ; to form a cabi-
net of such minerals, geological, and other natural sub-
stances as can be obtained by the association ; to pursue
such literary and scientific objects by means of lectures or
othen\ise as shall be deemed expedient by the Board of
Directors, and to perjietuate the memory of those whose
wisdom, valor, and enterprise advanced civilization to the
shores of the Pacific. All white males who were in Cali-
fornia prior to the ninth day of September. 1850. and the
male descendants of all such of lawful age, are eligible to
membership. All white males, residents of this State, who
served the United States in the war with Mexico in 1846
and 1847, and such as have rendered distinguished or im-
portant service to the association or State, shall be enti
tied to honorary membership; with the pri>viso that the
latter must have at some time resided in California. There
are at present about three hundred and fifty members,
with constantly-increasing applications for membership,
Annual election of officers on the seventh day of July, the
anniversary of raising the American flag in California.
The nucleus for a librarj' has alreixdy been formed, and
the cabinet for mineralogical, geolttgical, and other speci-
mens of California production, is in a very flourishing con-
dition.
Oncers. — J. M. McDonald, President; David Meeker
and Dallas A. Kneass, Vice-Presidents ; Emory L. Willard,
Secretary; Colin M. Boyd, Treasxu-er; John Stratman.
Marshal; T. Rodgers Johnson, J. B. Morton, F. A. Bon-
nard, A. S. Iredale, C. W. Davis, W. K. Black, John Wade,
H. W. Byington, Jonas Winchester, W. Pearson, Lowell
J. Hardy, Jr., Directors.
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AMERICAN CELTS. —Organized March 29, 1874. Num-
ber of members, four himdred and fifty. Meets at (iSfl
Clay Street, room 18.
OJictrs. — Robert Ferral, President; James J. Kenney
and W. C. Ford, Vice-Presidents ; Jolm J. Cunningham,
Secretary.
AMERICUS CLUB. — denized Februar>' 1, 1871.
Number of members, fifty. Meets every Monday even-
ing, at the southwest comer of Third and Howard streets.
OJicers.—C. B. Carey, President; George W. Faylor,
Vice-President; D. McNamara, Recording Secretary';
Thomas F. Casey, Financial Secretary; M. J. McDermott,
Treasurer.
AMITY SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized September 2, 1870.
Number of members, seventeen. Meets first Monday of
every second month, at 840 Market Street. Object : Social
and intellectual improvement.
OJicers. — Joseph Dunn, President; W. J. Coffey, Vice-
President ; Hemy J. Finigan, Secretary ; M. J. Moloney,
Treasurer.
APOLLO VEREIN. — Organized November 21, 1869.
Number of members, two himdred and fifty. Meets every
Tuesday evening at Old Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush
Street. Monthly entertainments yiven second Sunday uf
each month. Object ; To promote music and declamation.
Ojficcrs. — Albert BrowTi, President ; Louis Schulz, Vice-
President ; Charles Sulsberg, Secretaxj'.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR.
— OrgTinized July 2, 1S6H. Number of members, sixty-
five. Hall, 516 Bryant Street.
OJiccrs.—A. J. Shrader. President; Bomt Seguine and
J. C. Robinson, Vice-Presidents; H, L. Van Geisterfield,
Secretary; J. F. Bekeart, Treasurer; A. Andrews, Mar-
shal.
ATHLETIC BASE BALL CLUB. — Organized May,
1870. Number of members limited to twenty-five. Meets
every Tuesday evening at their rooms, south side of Mur-
ton Street, near Kearny. Objects : To encourage the in-
terest of base ball on this coast, and for social enjoyment.
0^cer«.—D. R. Ashley, President; O. M. Boyle. Vice-
President; James P. Tracy, Secretary; E. H. Rejniolds,
Treasurer.
BOHEMIAN CLUB. — Incorporated April 9, 1872.
Number of members, two hundred and fifty. Business
meetings held first Tuesday of each month. Literary
and musical meetings last Saturday evening of each
month, at the rooms, Astor Block, southeast corner of
Sacramento and Webb streets. Objects ; The promotion
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of social and intellectual intercourse between journalists
ami other »-riters. artists, actors, and musicians, profes-,
'H^l and amateur.
,/;Si-crs.— Henn- Edwards, President; D. P. Belknap,
\ iie-President; Joseph C. Ford, Secretorj'; Charles A.
Ltuis, Treasui-er.
r.REMERVORDE \'EREIN. — Organized October 1,
l-:e. Niunber of members, eighty-one. Meets at An-
il i iiy Hall, 417 Bush Street, second Monday of each
' nifw'ers.—T. Sehober, President; H. Lemkau, Vice-
I'lriident; H. Schroder, Treasurer; John Martens, Sec-
retary.
CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November 24, 1866.
Number of members, foxu" hundred and fifty. Meets the
first and third Fridays of each month, at Tl New Mont-
g.imery Street. Objects ; Encouragement and practice of
the games, and preservation of the customs and manner?
of Scotland, and a promotion of a taste for her literature,
music, etc. „ „ . . t^. ^
Officers.— D. A. Macdonald, Chief ; D. Vi . White, Fvrst
Chieftain ; James \. McKenzie, Second Chieftain ; Alex-
ander Nicholson, Third Chieftain and Secretary ; John A.
Campbell, Fourth Chieftain.
CALIFORNIA CLUB.— Organized September 17, 1873.
Rooms, 211 Sutter Street. Object : To conduct the busi-
ness of a club house for the entertainment and benefit of
its members. „t ^ ti jj
0/S.;fr»-.— Walt«r G. Holmes, President ; ^ . C. Budd,
Vice-President; James A. Thompson, Treasurer; L. J.
Bullard, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA CRICKET CLUB.— Organized June,lS67,
Meets the first Monday in each month at the rooms of
the British Benevolent Society, 730 Montgomery Street.
0/ficcrs.— W. L. Booker, President ; H. A. Fox, 'S ice-
President ; I. M. Fisher, Secretary ; J. E. Slinkey, Treas-
urer.
CALIFORNIA ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS.— Organized
January 21). 1S74. Number of members, twenty-five.
Meets every- Tuesday evening, west side of Mason Street,
near Post. " Objects : Social and musical entertainment.
Omcers.—F. Thai, President ; J. Fella, Vice-President ;
H. Clark, Secretarj- ; W. Thomhill, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA PION'EER COLTISING CLUB.— Organ-
ized February 20, 1867. Regular meetings held on first
Thursdav of each month.
Ofcrs.— James Adams, President ; David W. A\Tiit«,
Secretan- : C. L. Place, Treasurer ; Henry Brown, George
Lee. Dr. '\\Tiitcomb, and J. C. Dorsey, Field Stewards ;
William Davidson, SUpper ; T. Tunstead, Judge.
CALIFORNIA THEATER BOAT CLUB.— Organized
August 27, 1873. Number of members, fifteen. Meets
first Sunday of each month at the boat house. Long
O/Rcfrs.— Thomas M. Blair, President; John Wilson,
Vice-President ; C. H. Mestayer, Secretary ; M. Eberle,
Treasurer.
CENTRAL LITERART SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber, 1S69. Number of members, sixty-five. Meets every
Saturday evening in the lecture room of the Central M.
E. Church. Object: Social, moral, and intellectual im-
provement of its members.
OjSars.— C. M. Greene, President; Florence S. Linekm,
Vice-President; Marian Jehu, Secretary; V/. J. Jory,
Treasurer; Rev. T. S. Dunn, Chaplain.
CONCORDL\ SOCIETY.- Organized November, 1864.
Number of members, one himdred and thirty. Meetings
held first Tuesday of each month at the rooms, northwest
comer of O'Farrell and Stockton streets.
0/Sccrs.— Abraham Blwk, President; Martin Heller,
Vice-President; Charles L. Ackermann, Recording Secre-
tary ; Cerf Weyl, Corresponding and Financial Secretary ;
Max Rosenthal, Treasurer.
ECLECTIC SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized Oct. 2S, 1873.
Number of members, twenty. Meets every Monday night,
St. Marv's Place, near Pine Street. Objects: Social en-
iovmen't and intellectual improvement. .
'Omeers.—B. Dagget, President ; J. DeUivoo, Vice-Presi-
dent ; W. Moran, Treasurer ; A. Bootz, Secretary ; A
McPherson, Financial Secretarj- ; Z. Brown, Sergeant-at-
Arms.
ENTERPRISE SOCI-'^L CLUB.— Organized August 12,
1871. Number of members, twenty-one. Meets every
Monday evening at JIO Davis Street. Objects ; Social
and mtellectual improvement.
OJiners.—T. O. Connor, President; R. T. Stombs, Vice-
President ; James H. McGlone, Secretary.
EUREKA SOCI-\L CLUB.— Incorporated February- 23,
1871. Meets third Sunday of each month at 105 Post
Street. . „ , ^ ,..
Officers.— Louis Getz, President ; Louis Schwartz, \ ice-
President ; A. Kaplan, Secretary ; M. Warschauer, Treas-
urer.
EUREKA TURN VEREIN.— Organized October 26,
1863 Number of members, one himdred and fifteen.
Pupils, one hundred and fifty. Regular meetings, firet
Wednesday of each month. Hall, east side of PovveU
Street, between California and Pine.
OjKcers.—W. Alls, President; Henry Wemish, Vice-
President ; Charles Quedens, Recording Secretary ; J. H.
Janssen, Corresponding Secretary ; L. Golly, Treasurer ;
W. G. Koch, First Tumwart ; August Golly, becond Timi-
wart ; H. Vaubel, Zeugwart ; A. Schmnacher, Librarian.
EUTERPE SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized October, 1874.
Number of members, twenty. Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at residence of members.
Obiects : Cultivation of vocal music.
OiArers.- Charles J. Maurer, President; T. C. Edwards,
Vice-President ; Miss Emma Boole, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
EXCELSIOR SOCIAL CLLtB.— Organized April 15,
1870 Number of members, thirty. Meets every Tues-
day evening at 31 Hunt Street. Objects ; Social enjoy-
ment and mutual improvement. . , , ^ „ „ ,
Officers.-Joseph McCloskey, President; F. H. Gough,
Vice-President ; H. Dunn, Recording Secretary- ; Thomas
Dunn, Financial Secretary- ; L. Curry, Treasurer.
GESANG \'EREIN SCHWEIZERBUND.— Organized
March 21, 1863. Number of members, tvventy.McetjS
every Tuesday evening in Old Turn \ erein Hall, 620 Bush
Street The object of this association is the mutual im-
nrovement and cultivation of music among its members.
OMcert — Theodore Kallenberg, President ; Francis
Odermatt.Vice-President; — Kenell, Secretary; A. Golly,
Treasurer ; — Kenell, Bibloteckar ; Louis V on der Meden,
Directer.
GRUTLI-'S'EREIN.— Organized September, 1874. Num-
ber of members, sLxtv-five. Objects : Cultivation of mu-
sic, social entertainments, and te assist its members in
^"ojfeei-s.^Iacoh Lnchsinger, President; J. Siegrist Vice-
President; H. L. Amstutz, Treasurer; A. R. Fntschi, Re-
cording Secretary; J- Baumberger, Financial Secretary ;
R Schellenberg, Librarian ; J. B. Luchsmger, T. C. Hart-
enstein, and Samuel Suter, Trustees.
H4NDEL ANT) HAYT1N SOCIETY.— Organized July,
1866* Incorporated February 1, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, two hundred. Meets every Friday evemtig m the
Young Men's Christian Association Building, 232 butter
^'o/feeri —Ira P. Rankin, President; S. B. Leavitt and
S C Gray Vice-Presidents ; L. P. McCarthy, Secretary ;
L s' Clark, Financial Secretary ; A. L. Bancroft, Treas-
urer'- B. H. Monck, Librarian ; George T. Evans, Con-
ductor; J. Paul Weber, Organist.
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HOWARD SOCIAL UNION. —Organized September,
1865 Meets third Thursday evening of each month in
the chapel of Howard Presby-terian Church.
Officers- Herbert H. Judson, President; George A.
BordweU, Secretary-; W. G. Young, Treasurer.
rVY SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized August 15, 1870.
Niuuber of members, one hundred and twenty -five.
Meets monthly at 24 Post Street. „ „ ,. , . i.
Otncers —J. P. Cochran, President; C. H. Maul and F.
T. Child, Vice-Presidents; R. F. Bunker, Treasurer;
Newell Wiuants, Secretary.
KENSINGTON SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized November
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3, 1873. Number of members, twenty-eipht. Meets ever>'
Monday evening at rooms, corner of Twenty- second and
Folsom streets. Objects : Social enjojTneat and mutual
improvement.
OJii'crs. — George Feam, President; W. Farrell, Vice-
President; S. J. Farrell, Recording Secretary; W. Con-
nolly, Financial Secretary; J. Adams, Treasurer; J. Mc-
Carty, Serpeant-at^Arms.
LAUREL LEAF LITERARY SOCrETY.— Organized
September 1, 1873. Number of members, seventy-five.
Meet« each Tuesday evening at United Presb}"terian
Church, Mason Street. Objects: Literary culture and
intellectual improvement.
Ojncers.—C. H. Richards, President; P. Milliken, Vice-
President ; William Morrison, Secretarj" ; Miss Emma
Lumsden, Treasurer.
LICK SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized June 10, 1874. Meets
second and fourth Friday evenings of each month. Ob-
ject: Sociability and mutual advancement.
Officers.— i. Waters McAduo, President ; J. A. Wilson,
Vice-President; Richard H. TjTiau, Secretary.
LONE STAR SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized August 9,
1S69. Number of members, twenty -three. Meets every
Monday evening at Hibemia Hall, 246 Third Street.
Officers. — J. T. Hayes, President; John Murphy, Vice-
President ; E, Hartley, Recording Secretary- ; Thomas J.
Hayes, Financial Secretary ; P. H. Shaughnessj", Treasurer.
LOTUS CLUB,— Organized November 4, 1S73. Number
of members, twenty- three. Meets the first, third, and
fourth Tuesdays in each month, in the hall of New Jerusa-
lem Church, O'Farreil Street, between Mason and Taylor.
Objects : Social entertainment and literarj- cxilture.
O/ficcri;.— Eugene Hoeber, President; Miss Kate Jack-
son, Vice-President; Miss Lx)uisa Kaufmann, Treasurer;
Oscar A.Tolle, Secretary- ; Frank Worth, Sergeant-at-Arms.
LURLINE SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized October 24,
1809. Reorganized October 27, 1S72. Number of mem-
bers, twenty-five and unlimited. Meets everj- Tuesday
evening, corner of Post and Mastin streets,
Ojfirrr^.— George D. Harvey, President; Samuel Baker,
Vice-President; F. M. Downey, Secretary; J. T. Harms,
Treasxu-er.
MAGNOLL\ SOCL\L CLUB.— Organized January 14,
1874. Number of members, twelve. Meets first and third
Wednesday evenings of each month, at 333 Kearny Street.
Objects : Social entertainment and mutual improvement.
Officers.— %. S. Green, President; E. J. Stolz, Vice-
President; M. Warschauer, Secretary'; L. Van Miet,
Treasurer.
MINERVA CLUB.— Organized March 15, 1872. Meets
evei>' Monday evening at 533 Kearny Street. Object:
The literary improvement of its members.
MINERVA DRAMATIC CLUB, U. O. R. M.— Incor-
porated January 31, 1872. Number of members, one hun-
dreti and thirty. Meetings held second Sunday of each
month, and entertainments given first Sxmday of each
month at Piatt's Hall.
Ojncers.—C. H. A. Weigel, President; C. Schweitzer,
Vice-President; F. R. Meyer, Treasm-er; Herman Ehr-
Uch, Secretary ; Charles Schutz, Manager.
MISSION SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized October. 1871.
Number of members, twenty-eight. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month, at the residences of
its members. Objects : Social enjo>-ment and mutual im-
provement.
Offctrs.—A. B. Maguire, President; R. H. Borland,
Vice-President; C. J. McFadden, Secretary and Treas-
urer; H. J. Hyland, Marshal.
NATIONAL RIFLE CLUB.— Organized August 7, 1872.
Number of members, sixty-five. Meets the first Tuesday
of each month at Arion Hall, northeast comer of Sutter
and Kearny streets. Shooting Gallery at Harbor View.
Oj^cf r*.— John L. Koster, President ; W. Wieseubach,
Secretary ; Rudolph Hermann, Treasurer.
NEPTUNE BOAT CLUB.— Organized April 7, 1874.
Niunber of members, limited to thirty. Meets first and
third Mondays of each month at Boat House, foot of
Third Street,
0^er«.— Thomas Murphy, President; F. E. Preble,
■Vice-President; Charles Allen, Secretarj'; James Boobar,
Treasurer; D. Morris, Captain.
OAK LEAF SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized October 14,
1S72. Number of members, twenty. Meets every Tues-
day evening at eight o'clock, at southeast comer of Third
Street and Sherwood Place.
Oj^cer*-.- George V. Ferris, President ; George E.
Koesel, Vice-President ; E. J. Waldron, Recording Secre-
tary; J. F. Lyons, Financial Secretary; W. J. O'Brien,
Treasurer; C. W. Kemp, Sergeant-at-Arms.
OLYMPIC CLUB.— Reorganized September 1, 1873 by
the consolidation of the San Francisco Oh-mpic Club,
which was organized May 5, 18G0, and the California Olym-
pic Club, which was organized in November. 1S71. Num-
ber of members, five hundred. Rooms northeast comer
of New Montgomery and Howard streets.
The Ol.^Tiipic Club is in a very flourishing condition,
having regularly organized classes in g}mnastics, boxing,
and fencing, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings
from eight to ten, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
aftemoonsftom fourto six. InAugust. 1S74, the Club in-
stituted a ladies" class, whighhas met with great success,
the class numbering at present one hundred and seventy-
eight members. Class days for ladies Wednesdays and
Satm-days from ten a.m. to twelve m., the club rooms
during those hours being given for their exclusive use.
Each member of the Club has the privilege of inviting
three ladies, and on sending their names to the Board of
Officers, they are presented with tickets, no chaise being
made.
The rooms of the association are most admirably adapt-
ed to the purposes of the organization, and afford ac-
commodations for reading, chess, social parties, etc.
The apparatus is expensive and complete, and the accom-
modations are on a scale commensurate with its increas-
ing importance.
Officers. — Henry Casanova. President ; George Levis-
ton, Vice-President; A. S. Thompson, Secretary; Henrv'A.
Plate, Treasurer; E. S. Wilson, Leader; J. G. Lavery,
William Morris, N. J. Brittan, George R. Wells, James
E. Carroll, and W. P. Buckingham, Directors; W. S. Law-
ton, Superintendent and instructor GjTunastics.
ORIENTAL LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.— Organ-
ized June, 1S71. Meets every alternate Sunday, at Druids'
Hall, 413 Sutter Street.
Opcers.—G. M. Berry, President; M. Brandt, Vice-
President ; B. Levy, Secretarj- ; J. Witt, Treasurer.
PACIFIC CLUB.— Number of members, one hundred
and fifty. Rooms northeast comer of California and
Webb streets, containing library and reading rooms, sui*-
plied with all the domestic and foreign newspapers and
periodicals.
OjRcfri!,— William Norris, President; Cutler McAllister,
Secretary ; Jerome Lincoln, Treasurer.
PACIFIC SAENGERBUND. — Organized July, 1S5S.
Number of members, five hundred. Meets every Jan-
uarj- in San Francisco. This is the name of an organiza-
tion of ail the singing clubs of California, except the San
Francisco Harmonic, and has for its object the cultiva-
tion of singing in general, to facilitate as much as x>^ssi-
ble the establishment of new- singing clubs, and furnish-
ing to them music at a cheap rate, by publishing in print
the best known songs, and gi\ing them any information
touching the object of their organization.
Opcers.—J. C. Sack. President ; E. J. Pfeiffer, Secre-
tarj- ; William Hardmej'er, Treasurer ; R. Trueb and E.
Schnabei, Trustees.
The following societies compose the Saengerbund :
Maennerchor and Schweizerbund, of San Francisco ; Turn
Verein, Stockton ; Liederkranz, Marj-sville ; Maenner-
chor, San Jos6 : Gesangrerein, Vallecito ; Teutonia. Los
Angeles ; Liederkranz, Anaheim ; Eintracht, Stockton ;
Li^erkranz, Red Bluff ; Germania. Virginia City ; Gcr-
mania, Victoria, V. I.; Liedertafel, Portland, Oregon;
and Concordia, Camp Three Forks, Owyhee, I. T.
PACIFIC TURN BE2IRK(of the North American Turn-
er Bund).- Organized 1359. Meets at the call of the
President. Room, Turn Verein Hall, 310 O'Farreil Street,
between Mason and Taylor.
This is an organization of the different Turn Vereine of
the States and Territories of North America on the Pa- j
cific Coast, and has for its object the culti\-ation of gj"m- |
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nastic exercises in general, to facilitate as much as possi-
ble the estabUshment of new Turn Vereine, and to impart
information on the subject of their organization to the
different associations constituting the Pacific Turn
Bezirk.
The following societies constitute the Pacific Turn
Bezirk; San Francisco Turn Verein, San Francisco;
Eureka Turn Verein, San Francisco ; Sacramento Turn
Verein, Sacramento ; Marj'sville Tumliederkranz Verein,
llarysville; Stockton Turn Verein, Stockt^in ; Oakland
Turn Verein, Oakland; San JosiS Turn Verein, San Josfi;
Portland Turn Verein, Portland, Oregon ; Boise City Turn
Verein, Boise City, Idaho Territory ; Turn Verein Ger-
mania, Los Angeles ; Napa Turn Verein, Napa ; Virginia
City Turn Verein, Virginia City, Nev,
The association is represented by a Board of the follow-
ing seven officers: M. Lichtensteiu, President; Hugo
Herzer, Vice-President; N. Cremer, Recording Secretary ;
Otto Bunneister, Corresponding Secretarj' ; J. Luchsinger,
Treasurer ; G. Ingold and J. G. Kohler, Trustees.
PICKWICK SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized November 21,
1872. Number of members, twenty. Meets on first and
third Thursdays of each month in the Grand Jury Rooms,
atv Hall.
Mters.— H. Foley, President; J. C. Rice, Vice-Piesi-
dent ; J. W. Burdett, Secretarj- ; William J. Walsh, Treas-
urer.
PIONEER ROWING CLUB.— Organized October, 1864 ;
reorganized September 4, 1869. Number of members,
twenty-five. Meets first Tuesday of each month, at the
boat house on Long Bridge.
OMe.ers.—Vf. S. Brooks, President ; Charles Wade, Vice-
President; J. Whelan, SecreUry; Edward Nelson, Treas-
urer.
SAN FRANCISCO CADETS' SOCIAL CLUB.— Organ-
ized September, 1874. Number of members, sixty. Meets
first Wednesday of each month, at Huddy's Hall, 911
Market Street. Objects: Social enjoymeut and mutual
imjirovement of its members.
O/Ziocrs.— George Bigley, President; A. J. Bennett, Vice-
President ; J. H. Murphy, Secretary ; William Waters,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO HAEMONIE.— Organized August
27, 1854. Number of members, seventy-five, of which
thirty are active singers. Meets every Monday evening
in Thalia Verein Hall.
Officers.— B.. Brand, President; F. Nutz, Vice-Presi-
dent; A. Fuhrmann, Secretary; A. Wissel, Treasurer ; C.
HafEner, Librarian.
S-\N FRANCISCO LITERARY AND DRAMATIC SO-
CIETY.—Organized April 6, 1873. Number of members,
thirty. Meets every month at Dashaway Hall, Post
Street. Object : Improvement of its members in elocu-
tion and literature.
Officers.— v.. M. darken, President ; D. V. Kelly, Vice-
President; E. J. Bates, Secretary; R. L. Barry, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNERCHOR.— Organized 1865.
Number of members, seventy. Monthly contribution,
one dollar. Meets every Thursday evening, in Turn Ve-
rein Hall, 620 Bush Street. The object of this association
is the cultivation of music.
0#ecr.s-.— Joseph Hubash, President; Theodore F.
Steinmetz, Vice-President ; Charles Trautner, Secretary ;
Gustave Trautner, Treasurer; H. Bruus, Librarian; H.
Holzhauer, Leader.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN. -Organized 1852.
Hall north side of O'Farrell Street, between Mason and
Tavlor.
The objects of this society are the cultivation of gymnas-
tic exercises in general ; to encourage morality ; to im-
prove health; to cultivate music, and to entertain and
cultivate free religious and political sentiments.
Stated meetings, first and third Wednesday evenings of
each month, at half past eight o'clock. Number of mem-
bers, three hundred and thirty, of which about forty are
attached to the vocal department, under the leadership of
C. Fischer; twenty-five to the dramatic section, August
Pracht ; forty-five to the rifie section, Charles Zimmer,
Captain, and twenty to the fencing section, A. Rapp,
Teacher. Besides this, there exists, in connection with
the association, a Verein for boys, from fourteen to eight-
een years, « hich numbers flfty-six members, and is called
the Tumza?glingsverein, governed by their ovm officers,
under the supervision of three members of the San Fran-
cisco Turn Verein. Stated meetings, last Wednesday of
each month.
There is also a school for boys from seven to fourteen
years, which numbers two hundred and fifty pupils.
GjTiinastic exercises for members every Tuesday and
Friday evenings, from half past eight to ten o'clock ; for
members of the Turnzu-glingsverein, every Monday and
Wednesday evenings ; for boy pupils, everj' Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, from seven
to half' p;ist eight o'clock. Studies of vocal department
every Tuesday evening, from half past eight to ten
o'clock ; drill of rifle section, twice a month.
Social meetings for members are held every first and
third Wednesday evenings, and on the last Sunday even-
ing of each month, when a dramatic entertainment is
given. A relief society for sick members, numbering two
hundred inemi)ers, is attached to the association.
The society has recently sold the building on O'Farrell
Street and 'purchased a lot on the south side of Turk
Street, between Leavenworth and Hyde, at a cost of
§20,000, and will immediately commence the erection of
a building adapted to the requirements of the association.
Until the new buildiug is completed meetings will be held
in the old hall.
Officers of the Fercin.— Charles Hubert, President;
Louis Hertz, Vice-President ; J. N. Straub, Secretary ;
J. Lindemian, Corresponding Secretary; J. Luchsinger,
First Treasurer ; J. H. Dibbern, Second Treasurer ; L.
Gerichten, First Leader ; Otto Burmeister, Second Leader ;
O. Walther, Third Leader; J. Castro, Fourth Leader;
August Hoffmann, Librarian ; M. Lichtensteiu, H. Her-
zer, and W. Plagemann, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.— Incorporated October 2,
1863. Number of members, three hundred and fifty.
Reading room is supplied with thirty different news-
papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals.
Library nmnbers five thousand six hundred volumes.
Rooms, 215 Sutter Street.
Oncers.— Charles Meinecke, President ; A. Helbing and
A. Stahl, Vice-Presidents; G. Muecke. Treasurer; L.
Tredeman, Financial Secretarj'; H. Rothschild, Recording
Secretary; P. Susmann, Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organized July,
1809; re-organized July, 1873. Number of members,
forty-five. Meets first Saturday in each month.
OZ/icirs. — Richard L. Ogden, President; Cornelius
O'Connor, Treasurer ; Henry G. Langley, Secretary.
SCANDINAVL4N DRAMATIC SOCIETY (Norden).—
Organized July 7, 1873. Number of members, three hun-
dred and fifty. Meets 71 New Montgomery Street, room
2. Object : To encourage social and dramatic entertain-
Offieers.—V/iiha.m Lundberg, President ; C. Hermann,
Secretary.
SOCIAL AND LITERARY SOCIETY OF ST. JOHN'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.— Organized August, 1873.
Number of members, seventy-five. Meets bi-monthly, m
the Lecture Room of St. John's Presbj-terian Church, on
Post Street. Objects : Social communion, literary exer-
cises and the advancement of moral culture.
Officers, — Rev. W. A. Scott, Honorary President;
George Meams, President ; John Murison, Secretary and
Treasurer.
SOCIETE PHILHARMONIQUE LAFAYETTE, NO. 2.
—Incorporated Julv 2, 1867. Number of members, one
hundred. Meeting held every Monday and Thursday
evenings for musical instruction, and first Wednesday of
each month for business purposes, at 647 Clay Street.
Officers.— P. A. Garin, President; C. E. Sajous and V.
Hue, Vice-Presidents ; Leon Carran, Secretary; S. Gouzy,
Financial SecreUry; C. Techin, Treasurer.
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ized November 29, 1865. Annual meeting held on the
twenty-fifth of April, the anniversarj' of General E. V.
Sumner assuming the command of the Department of
California. Composed of the officers of the California
Volunteers, U. S. A. ^ ■ j » ^ . r.
Officers.— Coh James N. Olney, President; Capt. C.
Mason Kinne, Recording Secretary; Adj. B. F. Catlin,
Corresponding Secretary; Lieut. W. F. R. Schindlcr,
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SONOMA COUNTY REUNION ASSOCIATION.— Or-
gfaiiized May 6, 1S74.— Number of members, eighty.
Objects: Social intercourse and the aiiimarreunion of
the members, which is celebrated by a picnic.
OJicers.—T. G. Cockrill, President ; James B. Southard,
Vice-President ; 0. T. Baldwin, Secretary- ; M, Weil, Treas-
urer.
ST. GEORGE'S CRICKET CLUB.— Organized under
the name of San Francisco Cricket Club, July 4, 1S64;
chanu'ed to St. George's June, IStiS. Meetings" held sec-
ond Tuesday in each month, at Overland House, 531 Sac-
ramento Street.
0_/^rt'r.«.— George E. Butler, President ; D. W. Davies,
Secretary; J. E. Slinkey, Treasurer.
ST. PATRICK'S SOaETY.— Organized November 3,
1870. Incorporated May 30, 1871. Meetings held quar-
terly on the first Wednesday of Februan,-, May, August,
and November, at the Occidental Hotel. Number of
members, one hundred and twenty.
O^ct-rs.— Hon. Eugene Casserly, President; Eugene L.
Sullivan, Joseph A. Oonohoe. and P. H. Canavan, Vice-
Presidents ; Charles F. Sm^-th, Corresponding Secretary ;
C. D. O'SuIlivan, Treasurer.
SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized September 1, 1S60.
Number of members, thirty-five. Meets second Tuesday
of each month at Swiss Hotel.
Ojicers.—C. Steffani, President; A. Rahwyler, Vice-
President; G. D. Giacomim,Secretaj>'; Paul Siiry, Treas-
urer.
TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— Organized June 1, 1S66. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and twentv. Meets at
: Washington Hall, South side Eddy Street, between Powell
and Mason, every Tuesday evening for business purposes,
and Wednesday evening for social enjojTnents.
OJiccrs.—M. Weljr, President; T. Gegghus, Vice-Presi-
! dent; W. Cr<:>cker, Prot. Secretary; E. Schnutenhaus,
■ Financial Secretary ; Charles Schiller, Treasm-er.
THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2, 1862. Incor-
porated January, 1871. Meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each mouth, at the club rooms, 204
Montgomeri- Street. Nmnber of members, two hundred
and eighty-five.
0/ft't'('r.s.— Theodore Helmken, President; G. C. Landis,
Vice-President; William Baehr Treasurer; W. Zimmer-
mann, Secretary; S. Hirsch, Librarian.
TUOLUMNTE COUNTY RELTNION ASSOCIATION.—
Organized June, 1S68. Number of members, five him-
dred and sixty.
Objects : Social intercourse and the annual reunion of
the raeml>ers, which is celebrated by a picnic.
OJiccrs.— J &mes L. Homer, Presfdent; Stephen Wing,
Vice-President; P. B. Bacon, Secretary; W. G. Dinsmore,
Treasurer.
TWILIGHT SOCIAL CLL'B.— Organized Februaiy21.
1873. Number of members, forty. Meets northeast cor-
ner of Hi -ward and New Montgomery streets, on the first
Tuesday of each month. Objects : Social and intellectual
improvement of its members.
O^ccrs.—W. W. Wade, President ; W. J. Stadtfeld, Vice-
President ; W. O. Banks, Recording Secretary; T. W. An-
derson, Financial Secretary.
UNION CLUB. — Incorporated November 8, 1865.
Rooms, 403 Montgomery Street, corner of California.
The objects of this association are to cany on and con-
duct the business of a Club House for the entertainment,
use. and profit of such persons as may become members
thereof.
OjS^-'-TS. —Robert C. Rogers, President ; George R. Car-
ter, Vice-President ; L LawTence Pool, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
UNITED FIRE ASSOCTATES.— Oi^nized April 8,
1874. Meets every Wednesday evening at 232 Sutter
Street. Number of members, 'two hundred, composed
entirely of members and ex-members of the Fire Depart-
ment. Objects : Social culture and benevolence.
OJicers.—F. E. R. >\'hitney. President; William C.
Ashton, ^'ice-Pre^ident ; William G. Cue, Secretary; Hu-
bert D. Claffey, Treasurer ; Daniel T. Phelps, Sergeant-at-
Anns.
"V'EREIN vUlION.— Incorporated March 6, 1S74. Num-
ber of members, sixty-six. Meets every Friday evening
at 751 Market Street.
Objects : Mutual assistance in case of sickness and social
entertainment of a dramatic order.
Q/ficer*-.- William P. Miller, President ; August Wrede,
Vice-President; William Wrede, Recording Secretary;
John Wrede, Treasurer ; B. Bernstein, Stage Manager ;
Prosper Kiessel, Propert>-man.
^•EREIN EINTRACHT.— Organized May. 1S68 ; reor-
ganized December, 1873. Number of members, two him-
dred and fifty. Meets every Monday evening at Sanders'
Hall, 71 New Montgomery Street." Objects: To foster
and cultivate the musical and dramatic arts, to give social
and hterarj- entertainments, and to assist its members in
sickness and times of need.
Oncers.— H. Schneider, President ; R. Shad, Vice-Presi-
dent ; H. Lucke, Secretarj' ; M. Haas, Treasurer.
^-ETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED AND
BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1S66. Office, 422 Cali-
fornia Street. Number of members, one hundred and
eighty-two, comprising the survivors of the five hundred
men in the California Battalion and Califoniia Hundred
at their discharge in August, 1865. Holds an Annual
Reunion on April 9, each year, the anniversary of Lee's
surrender.
OjSccrs.— Henry Mattox, President; Col. C. Mason Kin-
ne. Secretary ; Maj.-Gen. D. W. C. Thompson, Treasurer.
Military — U. S. Army.
MILITARY DH-ISION OF THE PACIFIC— Includes
the Department of California, the Department of the Co-
liunbia, and the Department of Arizona; Maj.-Gen. J.
M. Schofield commanding; Capt. William M. Wherry,
Aid-de-Camp and Acting Assistant Adjutant-General;
Lieut. William Ennis, Aid-de-Camp; Lieut. Frank Mich-
ler. Aid-de-Camp; Lieut -Col. J. C. Kelton, Assistant
Adjutant-General; Lieut, -Col. Roger Jones, Assistant
Inspector-General ; Col. L. C. Easton, Assistant Quarter-
master-General, Chief Quartermaster; Lieut. -Col. A. R.
Eddy, Deputy Quartermaster- General, DejX't Quarter-
master: Lieut. -Col. W. W. Bums, Chief Commissary
of Subsistence; Maj. Samuel Woods, Chief Pa\-master';
Lieut. -Col. Robert Murray, Medical Purveyor; Lieut. John
C. Mallen,-. Engineer Officer; Maj. Julian McAllister,
Chief Ordnance Officer (stationed at Benicia); Maj. Charles
C. Keeney. Attending Siu^eon; Capt. Henry Juhnson,
Medical Storekeeper. Headquarters, northwest corner
of Stockton and O'Farrell streets.
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, U. S. A.— Includes
the States of California and Nevada, and southeast part
of Idaho Territory; Maj.-Gen. J. M. Schofield com-
manding; Maj. Samuel Breck, Assistant Adjutant-C^en
eral; Lieut. -Col. A. R. Eddy, Cbief QuartemnLster ; CapL
Thomas Wilson, Chief Commissary of Subsistence : Maj.
C. J. Sprogue, Chief Paj-maeter ;" Majs. C. W. Wint^rd
and Brantz Mayer, PajTuasters ; Maj. Charles McComiick,
Medical Director and Attending Surgeon; Maj. H. P.
Ciutis, Judge Advocate ; Capt William P. Martin, Mili-
tary Storekeeper. Headquarters, northwest comer of
Stockton and O'Farrell streets.
Engimer Department for Pacific Coast, V. S. A. —
Lieut-Col. B. S. Alexander, Senior Engineer and Presi-
dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast; Maj. George H.
Mendell in charge; Lieut Clinton B. Sears, Assistant,
Alcatraz Island and Lime Point; Lieut.-Col. C. S. Stewart,
in charge Fort Point ; Lieut. John H. Weeden, Recorder
Board of Engineers, offices 533 Kearny Street ; Lieut.-Col.
R. S.Williamson, T^velfth Light-house District, office 105
Stockton Street
Pay Department. U. S. .4.— Pay District of Military
Division of the Pacific, includes the States of California,
Oregon, and Nevada, and the Territories of Washington,
Idaho, Arizona, and Alaska. Maj. Samuel Woods, Chief
PajTuasler in charge. Headquarters, northwest comer
of Stockton and O'Farrell streets.
Department of Ca/tyy mm.— Maj. C. J. Sprague. Chief
Paymaster; Majs. C. W. AVingard and Brantz Mayer, Pay-
masters. Office, northwest comer of Stockton and O'Far-
rell streets.
Department of CoitimAtfl.- Maj. W. A. Rucker, Acting
Cbief PajTnaster; Majs. J. P. Canby and V. S. Eggleston,
Paj-masters, Portland, Oregon.
MORGAN & CO. have Prince's Bay Transplanted Oysters always on hand.
\ p. VAN 5CHAACK & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, Established 1862.
COMPANIES, MILITARY.
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Department of Arizona.— MslJ. J. H. Nelson, CWef
PajTuaster, Prescott, A. T.; ilaj. Davnd Taylor, Paj-master,
Tucson, A. T.
Medical Department, U. S. vl.— Maj. Charles McCor-
mick. Medical Director and Attending Surgeon of the
Post ; Lieut. -Col. Robert Murray, Medical Purveyor ; Capt.
Heury Johnson, Medical Storekeeper; Maj. Charles C.
Keeney, Attending Surgeon. Office, northwest comer
of Stockton and OTarrell streets.
Quartermaster's Department, U. S. ji.— Col. Eohert
Allen Chief Quartermaster Military Division of the
Pacific; Lieut. -Col. A. R. Eddy, Chief Quartermaster
Department of California ; Capt. William P. Martm, Mih-
tary Storekeeper. Office, northwest comer of Stockton
and O'Farrell streets.
Subsifte-ttce Department, U. S. 4.— Lieut.-Col. W. W.
Bums, Chief Commissary Subsistence, Military Dmsion
of the Pacific ; office, northwest comer of Stockton and
O'Farrell streets. Capt. Thomas Wilson, Commissary
Subsistence U. S. A., Chief and Depot Commissary Sub-
sistence Department of California; office, 105 Stockton
Street.
NATION-\L OU-ARD OF CALIFORNIA.— Commander-
in-chief, Governor Romualdo Paeheco.
Staff.- Brig. -Gen. L. H. Foote, Adjutant Inspector,
Quartenuaster, and Commissary-General, Chief of Ord-
nance and ex officii Chief of Staff, Col. Edgar Mills,
Chief Engineer; Col. William Hamey, Paj-master-General ;
Col. Eugene L. Sullivan, Judge Advocate-General ; Col. G.
J Bucknall, Surgeon-General; Lieut. -Cols. Claus Spreck-
eis, Th..mas K. Hook, W. W. Dodge, B. D. Murphy,
James H. Withington, and WiUiam E. Mc.\rthur, Assist-
ant Adjutant^General, Aids-de-Camp ; Capt. Charles J.
Collins, Aid-de Camp to AdjutantrGeneral.
Maj.-Geu. D. W. C. Thompson, Commanding Division.
Headquarters, San Francisco.
Sta/.— Lieut. -Col. C. Mason Kinne, Assistant Adjutant-
General ; Lieut.-Col. W. R. Smedberg, Inspector ; Lieut -
Col Frank Soulc, Jr.. Engineer Officer; Lieut.-Col. -A W .
Preston, Ordnance Officer; Lieut.-Col. Henrj' N. Morse,
Quartermaster; Lieut.-Col. James H. Withington, Com-
missary ; Lieut.-Col. C. V. D. Hubbard, Paymaster; Lieut.-
Col. W". C. Burnett, Judge Advocate ; Lieut.-Col. J. M.
McNulty, Sui^'eon; Majs. Samuel N. Morris and Thomas
F. B.irry, Aids-de-Camp. , , . ^, „..
That jxirtion of the National Guard, located in the City
and Comity of San Francisco, now consists of three reg-
iments of Infantn-, one battalion Cavalry, and one Artil-
lerj- Light Battery— aU attached to the Second Brigade.
Brig. -Gen. James Coey, Commandmg.
SJo/f.— Maj. Samuel W. Backus, Assistant Adjutant-
General; Maj. Richard H. Savage, Brigade Inspector;
Maj. Frank P. McLennan, Engineer Officer ; Maj. David
W Laird, Ordnance Officer; Maj. Samuel D. Mayer, Pay-
master; Maj. Frederick G. Smith, Quartemiaster ; Maj.
Frank J. Skelly, Commissary ; Maj. R. H. Lloyd, Judge
Advocate; Maj." P. H. Humphrey, Surgeon; Capt. J. M.
Litchfield, Aid-de Camp.
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY. — Headquarters,
northwest comer of New Montgomery and Howard
streets. George W. Granniss. Colonel ; Oscar Woodhams,
Lieutenant-Colonel; David Wilder, Major; Walter Turn-
bull Adjutant ; H. Nelson Wright. Quartemiaster ; Mont-
gomery Godlcv, Paymaster ; Arthur W. Corawall, Com-
missan- ; James D. WTiitnev, Surgeon ; Rev. Jolm Hemp-
hiU, Chaplaifa ; James L. Field, Sergeant-Major ; William
H. Chamberlin, Quartermaster Sergeants
Composed of the following companies, viz.:
CITY GUARD (Company B, First Regiment Infantry).—
Organized March 31, 1854 ; reorganized as Independent
City Guard May 16, 1&56; reorganized as City Guard
March 11, 1859. Number of members, si-xty-seven.
Armory, northwest comer of New Montgomery and How-
ard streets. ,, -....»:,-.
0/R<;«r«.— (Vacant), Captain; Sidney M. Smith, i'lTst
Lieutenant; Henry A. Plate, Second Lieutenant; Edwin
F. Selleck, First Sergeant ; Walter Dickms, Secretary ;
Henry A. Plate, Treasurer.
NATIONAL GU-ARD (Company C, First Regiment In-
fantn').—Organized 1855 ; reorganized January 3, 1856.
number of members, ninety-two. .imiory, 318 Post Street.
OzS«rs.— George Humphrey, Captain ; George \aughn
Jr., First Lieutenant; A. W. Hanna, Second Lieutenant ;
H. S. Templeton, First Sergeant ; John Robertson, Secre-
tary ; F. G. Smith, Treasurer.
FRANKLIN LIGHT INFANTRY (Company D, First
Regiment Infantry).— Organized June 3, 1801. Number
of members, ninety-seven. Armorj-, northwest comer of
New Montgomer\' and Howard streets.
Ojficcrs.— Richard H. Orton, Captain; J. C. Parkinson,
First Lieutenant ; S. F. Sutherland, Second Lieutenant;
John G. Jessup, First Sergeant ; Neil C. WTij'te, Secretary.
SUMNER LIGHT GU.\RD (Company E, First Regi-
ment Infantrj-). —Organized Octoberl4. 1861. Numberof
members, seventy-seven. Armory-, northwest comer of
New Montgomen' and Howard streets.
Oftccrs.- Henry J. Bums, Captain; E. O. Hunt, First
Lieutenant; George A Folsom, Second Lieutenant; V.
C. Post, First Sergeant ; Horace E. Pope, Secretary.
LIGHT GUARD (Company F, First Regiment Infant-
ry).—Organized October, 1808. Number of members,
ninety-five. Armory, northwest comer of New Mont-
gomery and Howard streets.
Orficprs.— James E. Hughes, Captam; William E. Deer-
ing First Lieutenant ; Joseph J. Butler, Second Lieuten-
ant'; George M. Gaylord, First Sergeant; W. A. Bushnell,
Secretary' ; J- C. Travis, Treasurer.
HEWSTON RIFLES (Company H, First Regiment In-
fantry).—Organized September 7, 1869. Number of mem-
bers, sixty-eight. Armorj', northwest comer of New
Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers — H. P. Bush, Captain ; Frank Sperling, First
Lieutenant ; Frank L. Field, Second Lieutenant ; William
H. Fraser, First Sergeant ; C. F. Kamman, Secretary ; R.
R. Raphael, Treasurer.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRY — Headquarters,
629 Califomia Street. John McComb, Colonel ; Harvey
Lake Lieutenant-Colonel ; Heury H. Thrall, Major ; Rich-
ard H. Savage, .adjutant ; Emil A. Engelberg, Quarter-
master • Thomas W. Jeffress, Paymaster ; James Swain,
Commissar;,' ; Edwin J. Fraser, Surgeon; .lohn Savage,
Sergeant-Major ; Charles Alpers, Band Master-
Composed of the following companies, viz. :
UNION GUARD (Company A, Second Regiment In-
fantry).—Organized June, 1861. Number of members,
sixty-nine. Armory, southeast comer of Minna and New
Montgomery streets. .,,-•. cv .
Officers.— John Mason, Captain; A. J. Fntz, Fu-st
Lieutenant; William Cronan, Second Lieutenant; P. M.
Clarkson, First Sergeant; John Cuddy, Secretary; E. C.
Slorah, Treasurer.
STRATMAN ZOUAYES (Company B, Second Regi-
ment Infanti-y).-Organized June 16^1873. Numberof
members, seventy-five. Amiory
Mission Street.
0#;ers.— John Stratman, Captain ;
Mooney First Lieutenant ; WUliam Irelan, Second Lieu-
tenant; Steuart Donnelson, First Sergeant; George D.
Page, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO FUSILEERS (Company C, Second
Regiment Infantn').— Organized Novembers. 1S71. Num-
ber of members, one hundred and one. Amiory, south-
west comer of Sutter and Powell streets.
0*£fre.-George Cantus, Captain ; Ludwng Siehe, First
Lieutenant; H. Meyer, Second Lieutenant; T. ^Jobber,
First Sergeant ; Diedrich Dunker, Secretary ; H. Paul-
sen, Treasurer.
GERMANIA RIFLES (Company D, Second Regiment
Infantry).— Reorganized May 28. 1868. Number of mem-
bers, seventy-eight. Armory, southwest comer of Pow-
ell and Sutter streets.
OiSccrs.— John Sneider, Captain ; Wilham Brookover,
Fir^t Lieutenant; George R. Pidgeon, Second Lieutenant ;
W. A. Janke, First Ser({eant ; WiUiam Schultze, Secre-
tary ; W. H. Brons, Treasurer.
STEUBEN GUARD (Company E, Second Regiment
Infantry).— Organized March 3. 1864 ; reorganized No-
vember 11, 1869. Number of members, seveaty-nme.
Amiorv, Turn Verein Hall, 6-20 Bush Street.
O/Rcfrs —Charles Wochatz, Captain ; Frederick w icR-
enhluser. First Lieutenant ; f\-aeant), Second Lieutenant ;
William Cellner. Fust Sergeant; Edward Schon, Secre-
tary ; Joseph Schwarz, Treasurer.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Regiment Infantry).— Organized August 7, 1863. Number
of members, one hundred. Armory, 615 and 617 Howard
Street.
Oncers.— GeoTge Bigley, Captain; A. J. Bennett,
First Lieutenant ; J. W. McCarthy, Second Lieutenant ;
John J. Murphy First Serjeant and Secretary ; William
Waters. Treasurer.
THIRD REGIMENT INFANTRY.— Headquarters, 134
Fourth Street. Archibald Wason, Colonel Command-
ing; M. C. Bateman, Lieutenant-Colonel; J. J. Conlin,
Major ; P. J. Tannian, Adjuunt : P. R. Black, Quarter-
master ; John T. Geoh^un, Paymaster ; Florence Crow-
ley, Commissary ; Thomas Green, Surgeon ; Rev. Thomas
Larkin, Chaplain ; Cornelius Donohoe, Sergeant-Major ;
E. P. Enright, Quartermaster- Sersreant^
Composed of the following companies, tIz. :
MONTGOJtERY GUARD (Company A, Third Regi-
ment Infantry).— Organized December 23, 1S59. Number
I of members, eighty-nine. Armory, Hibemia Hall, 246
Third Street.
Ojncers. — Charles Quinn, Captain ; John M'Cully, First
Lieutenant ; James Pryor, Second Lieutenant ; Richard
Murray, First Sergeant ; P. F. Donnelly, ^retarj- ;
James Ryan, Treasurer.
SHIELDS GUARD (Company B, Third Regiment In-
fantry).—Organized December 21, 1861. Reoi^nized
June, 1S70. Number of members, sixty-five. Armorj%
Hibemia Hall.
OJicers. — M. J. Wrin, Captain ; Joseph Monaghan, First
Lieutenant ; P. McAIeer, Second Lieutenant ; Peter Mc-
Cann, First Sergeant; P. Breslin, Secretary; Thomas
Tiemey, Treasurer.
WOLFE TONE GUARD (Company C, Third Regiment
Inf an tryX— Organized February 12, 1862. Number of
members, sixty-six. Armory, Irish -American Hall.
OJi-:erg.~E. W. Carey, Captain ; Michael O'Brien, First
Lieutenant; Henry Desmond, Second Lieutenant; Ed-
ward J, O'Neill, First Sergeant; Joseph O'Neil, Secre-
tary ; Timothy Fitzpatrick, Treasurer.
MEAGHER GUARD (Company D, Third Regiment
IiifaDtr>"). — Organized May 17, 1862. Number of mem-
bers, fifty-sisL Armory, Hibemia HalL
O^erx. — John Egan, Captain ; D. J. Sullivan, First
Lieutenant; Timothy Sullivan, Second Lieutenant ; J. J.
McCarthy, Firet Sei^eant and Secretary ; John Dollard,
Treaaorer.
EMMET LIFE GUARD (Company E, Third Regiment
Infantn).— Oi^nized November 18, 1862. Reorganized,
May, 186S. Number of members, sixty-two. Armory,
Kiberma HalL
OjScer*.— Robert Cleary, Captain ; C. Sullivan, First
Lieutenant ; William Mannix, Second Lieutenant ; Mat-
thew Canlon, First Sergeant ; W. J. Byrne, Secretary ;
Michael Meehan. Treasiuer.
McMAHON GRENADIER GUARD (Company H,
Third Regiment Infantry).— Organized December, 1859.
Number of members, sixty-seven. Armorj-, southeast
comer of Sixth and Market streets.
O^tv^rs.- John H. McMenomy, Captain ; Edward F.
Gieeson, First Lieutenant ; Peter McKnight, Second
Lieutenant; Thomas Carey, First Sergeant; P. J. Byrne,
Secretary ; B. F. Dillon, TVeasurer.
FIRST BATTALION CAVALRY. — Headquarters,
southeast comer of Minna and New Montgomerj- streets.
Maj. P. R. O'Brien, Commanding ; Abraham Newman,
Adjutant; Lieut. William Corcoran, Quartermaster; A G.
Fitzpatrick, Paj-master ; (Vacant), Commissary ; Charles
K. Breeze, Snrgeon ; John E. Millar, Sergeant-Major —
Composed of the followmg compames, viz :
FIRST LIGHT DRAGOONS (Company A, Firet Bat-
talion Ca\-ahy).— Organized June 4, 1852. Number of
tnembere, sixtj'-one. Armory, southeast comer of Minna
and New Montgomery streets.
■OJicers.^J. R. Middlesworth, Captain ; H. Gray, First
Lieutenant ; John Spreckels, Second Lieutenant ; J, C.
McDonald, Brevet Second Lieutenant ; John Hey, First
Sergeant; Charles Uauer, Secretary; E. S. Moulton,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO HUSSARS (Company B, First Bat-
t&lion Cavalry.) — Organized 1857. Number of members,
seventy-five. Armory, southeast comer of Minna and
New Montgomery streets.
Ojficers. — John Schreiber, Captain; C. C. Keene, first
Lieutenant ; Richard Harrold. Senior Second Lieutenant ;
A. K. HoUis, Jimior Second Lieutenant ; John Krembeck,
First Sergeant; A. K. Hollis, Secretary; George McDon-
ald, Treasurer.
JACKSON DRAGOONS (Company C, First Battalion
Cavalrj')-*-Oi^nized Marth 16,1863. Number of mem-
bers, seventy-six. Armory, southeast comer of Minna
and New Montgomery streets.
0,/ficers.— M. Greany, Captain ; Edward McPhillipe, First
Lieutenant; J. Kennelly, Second Lieutenant; P. F. Mc-
Grath, Brevet Second Lieutenant ; Michael Byrne, First
Sergeant; Nicholas Ennis, Financial Secretarv; James
Glj-nn, Recording Secretary ; P. O'Neal, Treasurer.
FIRST CALIFORNIA GUARD (Light Battery).— Or-
ganized July 27, 1849. Number of members, eighty-
three. Armor}-, 615 Howard Street.
Ojficer«.— R. G. Brush, Captain; G. W. ChapLn, Senior
First Lieutenant; N. J. Brittan, Jimior First Lieutenant;
George L. Reynolds, Senior Second Lieutenant ; John H.
McLean, Jimior Second Lieutenant; W. W. Wilson, First
Sergeant; Henry Garthome, Secretary; George L. Rev-
nolds, Treasurer.
The following military companies are independent of
the National Guard of California, and not under cuntrtil
of the State military authorities:
CALIFORNIA JAEGERS. — Organized February 5.
1871. Number of members, seventy-five. Armorj-, south-
west comer of Powell and Sutter streets.
Oncers. — Charles Spiegel, Captain ; William Schuhrer,
First Lieutenant ; Da\id Altvater, Second Lieutenant ;
Eberhardt Hart, First Sergeant.
FRENCH ZOUAVES.— Organized May, 1870. Number
of members, sixty-four. Armory, 537 Sacramento Street.
OjfictT*.— Raymond Lavigne, Captain ; Oscar Lutzen,
First Lieutenant ; Emil Duplet, Second Lieutenant ; John
Lavigne, First Sergeant.
GARIBALDI GUARD.— Organized June 6, 1868. Num-
ber of members, three hundretL Armory, 425 Broadway.
O^erg.—A.. Colonna, Captain; G. Malatesta, Fir^
Lieutenant ; G. Bignotti, Second Lieutenant ; G. Maggio,
Third Lieutenant ; A. Casassa, First Sergeant.
GERMAN FUSILEER GUARD.— Organized December
17, 1670. Number of members, sixty. Armory, Ger-
mania Hall.
Oncers.— B. Friedrich, Captain ; Bruno Triebe, First
Lieutenant ; G. Maask, Second Lieutenant ; Charles Stein,
Third Lieutenant,
GERMAN DRAGOONS. —Organized July 25, 1872.
Number of members, eighty-five. Armorv, Turn Verein
Hall, 620 Bush Street.
OJicers. — George A. Raabe, Captain ; Joseph Boiler,
First Lieutenant ; H. Wiesel, Second Lieutenant ; John
Specht, First Sergeant.
GUARDIA DE JUAREZ.— Organized October 17, 1871.
Nxmiber of members, forty-five. Armorv, 1310 Mason
Street.
OJicerg.—Xntoiuo de la Torre, Captain ; P. Carmona,
First Lieutenant; M. Tisnado, Second Lieutenant; E.
Felix, First Serjeant.
GUARDIA LERDO. — Oi:ganized Febraary 2, 1873.
Number of members, twenty-five. Armory, 1524 Stock-
ton street.
Opcen. — A. Lopez, Captain ; Florencio Ystos, First
Lieutenant ; J. £. Lopes, Second Lieutenant ; A. Rodri-
guez, First Sergeant.
HAIGHT LIGHT CAVALRY. — Reorganized 1872.
Nxmaber of members, thirty-six Armory, Irish-Ameri-
can Hall.
OJicers.— A. H. Henderson, Captain; John McCann,
First Lieutenant ; Daniel Mahoney, Second Lieutenant;
M. Rose, Third Lieutenant ; James T. Finn, First Ser-
geant.
HIBERNnAN RIFLES. — Organized January, 1871.
Reorganized February, 1872. Number of members, sixty.
Armory, Irish- American Hall.
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p. VAN SCHAACE & CO., 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny, EstaTolislied 1862.
COMPANIES, MILITARY.
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Jj/icfrs.— F. F. Banes, Captain; M. Walsh, First Lieu-
tenant; John McGrath, Second Lieutenant; J. J. Car-
roll, First Sergeant.
IRISH VOLUNTEERS.— Organized September, 1871.
Number of members, forty-five. Armory, Hibemia Hall.
0/«tt->s.— O'acant), Captain ; John K. Reid, First Lieu-
tenant commanding ; Timothy Murray, Second Lieuten-
ant ; James Gallan, First Sergeant.
LAFAYETTE GUARD. — Organized June 1, 1868.
Number of members, seventy-three. Armory, 730 Mont-
gomery Street.
0 fleers.— H. Perrier, Captain; Ch. E. Sajous, First
Lieutenant; F. Hotter, Second Lieutenant; F. Gamier,
First Sergeant,
NATIONAL CADETS. — Organized December, 1871.
Number of members, forty-five. Armory, Irish-Ameri-
can Hall.
Oj/iicra.— Richard H. Pitt, Jr. , Captain ; Henry J. Eo-
mer. First Lieutenant ; William G. C. Pitt, Second Lieu-
tenant ; WiUiam I. Evans, First Sergeant.
SARSFIELD GRENADIER GUARD. — Reorganized
November 20, 1874. Nmnber of members, sixty-eight.
Armory, Irish- American Hall.
Oj^irs.— Charles C. O'Donnell, Captain ; J. O. Browne,
First Lieutenant ; James J. Doyle, Second Lieutenant ;
William Dolan, First Sergeant.
SCHUETZEN VEREIN.— Organized September, 1859.
Number of members, one hundred and thirty. Armory,
Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush Street.
OjScfj-s.— John Wulzen, Captain; H. F. Kappke, First
Lieutenant ; C. Nobman, Second Lieutenant; G. Brown-
ing, Third Lieutenant; D. Erichs, Fourth Lieutenant;
John L. Meyer, First Sergeant.
SWISS SHARPSHOOTERS.— Organized March, 1860.
Number of members, forty-five. Armory, Germania Hall.
Officers.— A. Lohse, Captain; G.D. Giacomini, First
Lieutenant; A. Rahwyler, Second Lieutenant ; Paul Sury,
First Sergeant.
Railroads.
[See Business Directory, page 855,]
NORTHERN COAST AND VICTORIA (V. I.)— Steamer
Ventura on the fifth and twentieth of each month, calling
at Victoria oiily, and steamer Los Angeles on the thir-
teenth and twenty-seventh of each month, calling at Port
Townisend, Seattle, and Tacoma (touching at Victoria fur
passengers, and the Mails only). GoodaU, Nelson & Per-
kins, agents. Office, 10 Market Street.
POINT ARENA.— Steamer Mary Taylor. D. Beadle,
agent. Office, 106 Davis Street.
SOUTHERN COAST.— GoodaU, Nelson & Perkins S.
S. Co. For Santa Cruz, Monterey, Soque!, Aptos, Salinas,
Watsonville, Castroville, Moss Landing, San Simeon,
Cayucos, San Luis Obispo, Gaviota, Santa Barbara, San
Buenaventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, Anaheim, and San
Diego. Gtiodall, Nelson & Perkins, agents. Office, 10
Market Street.
TOMALES AND OLEMA.— Steamer Donald, weekly,
GoodaU, Nelson & Perkins, agents. Office, 10 Market
Street.
YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG.— Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Co. , every fourteen days, connecting at Yokohama
with Branch Line for Shanghae. Jennings S. Cox, agent.
Office, northwest corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorff
streets.
Stages and Expresses.
[See EuBiness Directory, pages 861 and 805.]
Ocean Steamers.
IFor ForeiKn Steamship Lines, see Business Directory, page
862.]
ARIZONA AND MEXICAN COAST. —Colorado Steam
Navigation Co. For Magdalena Bay, Cape St. Lucas, La
Paz, Guaymas, and Colorado River, every twenty days.
Edward Norton, agent. Office, 610 FrontStreet.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEAI-AND via HONOLULU.
—Australasian Steam Navigation Co. J. C. Merrill & Co.,
agents. Office, 204 California Street.
COOS BAY, CRESCENT CITY, AND PORT ORFORD.
—Steamships Eastport and Empire, weekly. D. Beadle,
agent. Office, 606 Davis Street.
EUREKA (H. B.).— Steamer Pelican. Ben HoUaday,
Jr., agent. Office, 210 Battery Street.
EUREKA, HOOKTON, AND ARCATA (H. B.).—
Steamer Coquille. Lynde & Hough, agents. Office, 416
Davis Street.
MORO BAY.— Steamer Pearl. Charles Harley, agent.
Office, 116 Davis Street.
NEW YORK via PANAMA.— Pacific Mail Steamship
Co., every fourteen days. All steamers stop at Mazatlan,
Manzanillo, and Aoapulco. First steamer of the month
stops at San Josfe de Guatemala, Acajutla, and Punta
Arenas. Jennings S. Cox, agent. Office, northwest cor-
ner of Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets.
NORTHERN COAST. — Oregon Steamship Co. For
Portland, Oregon, three times a month, connecting with
steamers for Sitka and Puget Sound. William Norris,
agent. Office, 210 Battery Street.
Steamboats, Etc.
ALCATRAZ, ANGEL, AND VERBA BUENA ISI^
ANDS.— U. S. steamer McPherson leaves Front St. Whai-f
twice daily.
ALVISO. — Steamer Relief leaves Jackson St. Wharf
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at nine o'clock a.m.
Nelson & Anderson, agents. Office, Jackson St. Wharf.
ANTIOCH, NEW YORK LANDING, MARTINEZ,
VALLEJO, AND BENICIA.— Steamer Parthenius leaves
Green St. Wharf, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
at half past three p.m. Philip Caduc, agent. Office, 513
Montgomery Street.
BENICIA, MARTINEZ, SUISUN, AND VALLEJO.—
California Pacific R. R. Co.'s steamer Amelia, leaves
Broadway St. Wharf Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at two o'clock P.M. Office, northeast comer of Broadway
and Front streets.
BERKELEY FERRY. — Steamer Mare Island leaves
wharf corner of Vallejo and Front streets daily (Sundays
excepted), at eight and quarter past ten o'clock a.m., and
half past three o'clock p.m. Sundays at ten o'clock a.m.,
twelve o'clock m., and half past three o'clock p.m.
HILLS FERRY, SAN JOAQUIN CITY, GRAYSON,
PATTERSON'S LANDING (freight only).— Steamer Hat-
tie Fickett leaves Commercial St. Wharf Fridays at five
o'clock P.M. George C. Craig, agent. Office, 4 Market
Street.
MISSION ROCK FERRY AND TUGBOAT.— Steamer
Transit leaves Third St. Wharf daily, at forty-five min-
utes past six o'clock and half past seven o'clock a.m., and
hourly thereafter imtil five o'clock p.m. Office, 42 Mar-
ket Street.
NAPA, VALLEJO, AND SUSCOL.— Steamer Vaquero
leaves Commercial St. Wharf Tuesdays and Fridays, at
half past two o'clock P.M.
OAKLAND AND ALAMEDA FERRY.— Steamers EI
Capiton and Alameda leave corner of Pacific and Davis
streets daily, at stated hours. Creek Route — Steamer
Louise leaves Pacific St. Wharf at ten o'clock A.M. and
three o'clock p.m.
PETALUMA via DONAHUE. — San Francisco and
North Pacific R. R. Co.'s steamer Antelope leaves Front
St Wharf daily (Sundays excepted), at hall past two
o'clock P.M. Office, 426 Montgomery Street.
Baths! Baths!! Baths!!! Go and Bathe at Central Baths, 113 Qeary.
Jewelry Manufactory, Wholesale and Retail, D. "W. Laird, cor. Mont, and Merchant
1004
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PETALUMA. — Steamer PiJot leaves Commercial St.
Wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at twelve
o'clock M.
SACRAMENTO AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS ON
SACRAMENTO RH'ER.— California Pacific R. R. Co.'s
steamers leave Broadway St. Wharf daily (Sundays ex-
cepted), at four o'clock p.m. Office, northeast coiiier of
Broadway and Front streets.
SACRAMENTO RH'ER AND WAY LANDINGS.—
Steamer Reform leaves Jackson St. Wharf Mondays and
Thursdays, at nine o'clock a.m. Office, Jackson St.
Wharf.
SAN QUENTIN, SAN RAFAEL. ETC.— Steamer Con-
tra Costa leaves Vallejo St. Wharf daily (Simda}-s ex-
cepted), at half past nine o'clock a.m., one, and forty-five
minutes past four o'clock p.m.; Sundays at half past ten
o'clock A.M. and half past four o'clock p.m. Office, Da\'is
Street, near Vallejo.
SAUCELITO FERRY.— Leaves Davis Street, near Val-
lejo, daily, at stated hours.
SONOMA.— Steamer Sonoma leaves Front St WTiarf
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at ten o'clock A.11.; Sundays at
one o'clock p.m.
STOCKTON via VALLEJO, BENICIA, AND LAND-
INGS ON SAN JOAQUIN RIVER.— California Pacific
R. R. Co.'s steamer Amelia leaves Broadway \\'harf daily
(Sundays excepted), at twelve o'clock M. Office, north-
east comer of Bruadway and Front streets.
STOCKTON AND WAY LANDINGS (freight only).-
Steamer Alice Garratt leaves Clay St. ^ATiarf Tuesdays
and Fridays, at six o'clock p.m. George C. Craig', agent.
Office, 4 Market Street.
VALLEJO.— California Pacific R. R. Co.'s steamer Yo-
semite leiives Broadway Wharf daily (Siuidays excepted),
at seven o'clock a.m. and four o'clock p.m.; Sundaj-s at
eight o'clock a.m. Office, northeast comer of Broadway
and Front streets.
Cemeteries.
CALVARY (Roman Cathohc). — Termination Geary
Street, fronting Point Lobos Avenue.
CITY.— Termination California Street, near Point Lobos.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew). — Between Eighteenth,
Nineteenth, Dolores, and Church streets.
LAUREL HILL Gate Lone Mountain). — Between Post
and California streets, fronting Cemetery Avenue.
MASONIC. — West of Masonic Avenue, between Pulton
and Tiu-k streets ; entrance from Point Lobos Avenue,
near Lone Mountain. Office, 323 Montgomery Street.
ODD FELLOWS'.— Point Lobos Avenue, near Lone
Moimtain. Office, 325 Montgomery' Street.
SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew).- Between Nineteenth,
Twentieth, Dolores, and Church streets.
Preparing for Immediate Publication.
I=Le'Viseca- eizicl Oorrected to IDette.
:^tfeet cit\d m^ei|tte G^ttide
w®m xsfsi
Containing a reliable Map of the City, and many items of valuable
information, useful for strangers visiting the Metropolis.
One Volume, 24mo. Price, 75 Cents.
BB1TI17 G. Z<A1TCZ.S7, Fublislier.
MOB&AIT & CO., Wholesale Oyster Sealers, S7 California Market.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
SAN FRAN€BSGODIREGTORY
ESTABLISHED. 1858. PUBLISHED ANNUALLY.
G?5=TERMS-G01.D C0IN:=5=O
Advektisimo— One-fourth Page, colored papor...$7 50
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»" The bills for advertising are due and payable on presentation of the proof-sheets. 'Sn
8iB- Copies of the work are placed on board the principal Steamers, and in the prominent Hotels
throughout the State and the Pacific Coast. ,_...,__
P 0 Box 1474 PDBLISHER AND PEOPEIETOK,
612 Clay Street, between Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco.
TO BOOK BUinSRS.
HORACE H. MOORE,
BOOKSELLER^
H. H. MOORE has recently returned from the Eastern States, with an extensive and
varied collection o€ rare and valuable Books, purchased at the Trade and other Auction Sales^
His stock now comprises many rare and valuable Standard Works stntable for Public and
Priv.ite Libraries, in every style of binding, and a fine collection of Illustrated Books, which
are offered for sale at extremely low prices. A splendid assortment of
juve:nii_e: works,
ALSO, A. FULL LINE OF
LAW BLANKS & STATIOITEHY.
OLD STAND OF H. H. BANCROFT & GO.
65
SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTORY.
J05XT MARTELL,
B'MS?
I—, m^
AND IMPORTER OF
+ MSB CABBIAGE tAMPS/
647 SACRAMENTO STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.
^
ARCHITECTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL
AND COMPOSITION ORNAMENT MANUFACTURER,
C.A.LIFORNTA. MILLS,
CORNER HOWARD AND SPEAR STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.
(Successors to TURNER BROS.)
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Smjs, Corflials, Bitiers, Esseaces.
CALIFORNIA WINES, Etc.
NEAR BROAD WAT, SAN FRANCISCO. I
Extra Raspberry Syrup,
Gum Syiup,
Simple Syrup,
Lemon Syrup,
Orgeat Syrup,
Raspberry Syrup,
Vanilla Syrup,
Pine Apple Syrup,
Sarsaparilla Syrup,
Ginger Wine,
Angelica Wine,
WTiite Wine,
Port Wine,
California Vermouth,
Absynthe,
Vermouth,
Kirchenwasser,
Kummel,
Blackberry Brandy,
Cherry Brandy,
Apple Jack,
Peach Brandy,
Cocktail Bitters,
Stomach Bitters,
Stoughton Bitters,
Pure Wormwood Bitters,
Wormwood Bitters,
Pousse Cafe,
Vegetable Bitters,
Spice and Wormwood Bitters,
Cherry Cordial,
Anisette,
Anisado,
Curacoa,
Maraschino,
Blackberry Cordial,
Essence of Peppermint,
Extract of Lemon,
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,
Coloring,
California Wine Bitters,
Ginger Brandy,
And Sole Proprietors of Dr. Wonser's IT. S. A. Bitters.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BAKER $( HAMILTOIM,
im:pok,ter,s of
Hardware, Steam Engines, Etc.
MANUFACTIIRERS OF
I Gang Plows, Seed Sowers, Harrows, Etc.
-, 13 to 19 FRONT STREET, 9 to 15 J STREET,
San Francisco. Sacramento.
MANUFACTORY, SWEEPSTAKE PLOW fiOWPAWV syiw TuaxtT^TJO pat
Wi
N"o. 443 JA.CK:S0]S" ST.
D
N. E. COR. MONTGOMERY,
SAN FRANCISCO.
MANUFACTURER OF
Browell's Vitrified Sewer and Water Pipes,
ARE OF CALIFORNIA MANUFACTURE, equal to tho best English or Scotch manufacturoa, and
superior to any made in the Eastern States. They are used extensively in tho East, and in Europe, and
are the only authori?.ed Pipes allowed to be used by the Board of Health in England, for sanitary purposes.
Their superiority over all other pipes has been confirmed by half a century's e.xporience, for the following
reasons : they are strong ; are liglit and easily handled ; do not corrode or decay ; rats cannot burrow into
them ; and acids have no effect on them.
As these pipes are indestructible, they can be readily shipped to any part of the State without danger
°^ "TlsoTine Terra Cotta FOUNTAINS, VASES, FANCY FLOWER POTS, GARDEN EDGING,
CHIMNEY TOl'.S, ARCmTECTIIKAL ORNAMENTS, etc., of pure California make.
For Sale, all kinds of Stone Ware, Drain Pipe, Bends, Elbows, Junctions, Closet Pans, Urinaries and
Sinks of every description ; also, Fire Clay Pipes, for lining Chimney Flumes, etc., etc.
Also, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in every variety of Stove and Range Linings, auporior to
any of Eastern manufacture. -nr t,- i. ■
I am likewise prepared to contract for the construction of Sewers, Water Pipes for private use or for
irrigating purposes, in any part of the .State.
A SILVER iMEDAL was awarded to J. BROWELL, by tho Committee of the Eighth Induatrial
Exhibition of the Mechanics' Institute, for the best Vitrified Sewer and Water Pipes.
Work warranted and prices reasonable.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ESX-A-BLISSHEXJ 1856.
P
MANUFACTURER OF THE
nuAiirMOi! iiKiinM amr TiioDiiir-
CHALLENGE. UNION WIND-MILL
ALSO, BUILD
Turbixxe and Horse Po'wers,
SAW FRAMES, V/ATER TANKS,
flHf i Ml fflllElIi HAilIlll¥.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
51 BEALE STREET, - SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
McAFEE, SPIERS L CO.
309 to 315 Howard St., bet. Fremont and Beale,
The wen-known reputation of tho above firm as FIRST-CLASS BOItEU MAKERS, with the best
a.dvanta<-es of the market in buvins their material, and a thorough knowledge of the quality of thediflerent
brands of Iron, enable them to fill orders exactly suited to the requirements of their customers, at the
lowest prices, and the best workmanship, with some profit to themselves.
Oylinder Tubular Boilers, tTpright Tubular Boilers, Saw Mill Boilers,
Oil Tanks, Gasoline Tanks, "Water Tanks, Makers of the Celebrated
"CROSS HEATERS," also, of ordinary Tubular Heaters. SUGAR
MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
All kinds of Repairs done at the Least Expense consistent with Efficient
Work. Tnbes Welded about as good as New, at Extremely Low Rates.
B@-IN OEDERING, ALWAYS GIVE FULL PARTICULAES.-©a
B0$£]69 ^mA^%
f^ r--
oi
On hand and
WHEELS
Made to Order.
No. 322 Main St., between Folsom and Harrison.
IHiT CHEEi litliiiY.
The Oldest and Most Reliable Laundry on the Pacific Coast.
Washing Left at the Office before 8 A. M., returned the same day, if
required. "Work sent for and delivered to any part of the City,
Also, a fine assortment of Men's Furnishing Goods, for sale cheap at the
OFFICE, 121 LEIDESDORFF STREET,
Between California and Sacramento, ^^^ FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
mm mimmom
Incorporated April SO, 1868.
Capital, $1,000,000.
Location of Works, corner Beale and Howard Streets,
CAR WHEEL MANUFACTURERS AND FOUNDRYMEN.
All Work in their Line attended to with promptness and dispatch.
JOSEPH MOORE,
JAS. D. WALKER,
DIRKCTOKS.
WILLIAM NORMS,
W. H. TAYLOR,
JESSE HOLIiADAY,
J. B. HA6GIN.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, President. JOSEPH MOORE, Superintendent.
LEWIS R. MEAD, Secretary.
Iron and Metal Importing Go.
ITos. 22 and 2'4: Fremont Street,
Near Front and Market Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.
Orders Solicited. WILLIAM MCCRINDLE, MaiiageF.
TURNING, SAWING AND PLANING.
Carriage Makers' Work and Agricultural Machinery a Specialty.
Printers' Furniture made, and Mortising promptly done. Printers' Reglets
made (up to and including three-line Pica) from the best
Eastern Cherry 60 Cts. per Doz.
Redwood 25 " " "
Sugar Pine 25 " " "
BEE HIVES AND COMB FRAMES A SPECIALTY.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Carpet Beating machines
353 and 355 TEHAMA STREET,
Between Fourth and Fifth, SAN FRANCISCO.
Brussels and Ingrain, - - - ■ 5 Cents per running yard.
Velvets, AVilton, and all others, - . 6 " "
Orders left in our Boxes at any of the following places will be promptly attended to :
N. TV. cor. Clay and Piipont Streets.
Ji. W. cor. Jackson and Sto(^kton "
>'. >V. cor. Montgomery and Pine "
S. W. cor. Bnsh and Stockton "
JI. E. cor. Geary and Taylor "
S. Vi. cor. Montgomery and Post "
S. E. cor. Howard and Third Streets.
N. W. cor. Second and Folsoin "
S. E. cor. Third and Bryant "
X. W. cor. Market and Kearny "
S. W. cor. Sntter and Powell "
At F. G. Edwards' Store, 630 Clay Street.
Address Orders,
J. SPAULDING & CO.
H. RACOUILLAT. C. ANDURAN.
H. EACOUILLAT & CO.
(THE REAL PIONEER DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINES),
Importers of and Jobbers in Domestic and Foreign
WINES AND LIQUORS,
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES,
515 and 517 SACRAMENTO STREET,
Between Montgomery and Sansom, San Francisco^
«T. C. JOHNSON c£ GO.
Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every description of
HARNESS, SADDLERY, HARNESS HARDWARE,
WHIPS, LEATHER COLLARS, ETC.
104 AND 106 FRONT STREET, NEAR PINE,
,_, _ ■ _ _ _ Pem. B. Hoetok.
joHK M. joBNsos. San Fraaacisco.
Kirby's Santa Cruz Leather and HiU's Concord Harness.
;
IAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
®S4ii Awm mm^^ wm'wmmww,
138. 140 and 142 FREMONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
Washington Gas and Water Pipe Co., Boston.
Manufacturer of
Church Bells, Farm Bells
Steamboat Bells, Bella
and Gongs.
Brass Castings of all
kinds. Fire Engines,
Force and Lift Pumps,
Hose Couplings,
Engineers' Findings of
all Kinds.
Boot's Patent Blast Blower,
Babbitt Metal,
Water Gauges and Glass
Tubes for Steam Boilers,
Steam Gauges,
Magnetic Gauges,
Steam Cocks and Valves
of all descriptions,
Glass Tubes for Boilers,
Steam Whistles,
Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzles for Mining Purposes.
IRON PIPE FURNISHED WITH FITTINGS.
Garratt's Improved JOXJRN"A.L METAL.
SAN FEANCISCO BOILER WORKS,
123 AND 125 BEALE STREET, SAN FEANCISCO.
F. I. CURRY, Proprietor.
Mi'gh ana Iiow Pf eisar© Boilers of all i©sep£pllOBS*
Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Spiral Boiler.
SHEET IRON WORK of every description done at the Shortest Notice.
ALL KINDS OF JOBBING AND REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
^TNA IRON WORKS,
S. E. COR. FEEMONT AND TEHAMA STREETS,
&AN FRANCISCO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, FLOUR MILLS,
ADVERTISING BEPARTMENT.
MANUFACTURER OF
BAND, CIRCULAR AND SPRING _
AND SHAPING MACHINES,
-A-XjSO,
Patent Hay Rake, Draper Aprons, Grain Carriers,
GRi^IN LIFTERS, Etc., Etc.
Attends to all kinds of Agricultural "Wood Work, and Jobbing Generally.
No. 221 MISSION STREET,
Just below Beale Street. SAN FRANCISCO.
STAIUIUG, CUTTIITG, EMEOSSIITG,
AND DESIGNING- WORKS,
19 Fremont Street, San Francisco.
Glass-cutting, Staining, Embossing ana Designing in all its branches. oarBending of Glass a specialty.
CALIFOHNIA TOOL WOEKS,
Blac^smitlx and Mach-ine Sliop,
143 & 145 BEALE STREET, bet. Mission and Howard,
SA.3Sr rE,A.3STCISCO.
Beaplnic »n<i Mowlm KniTes and Secllons aliray* on hand, and will be made at tfce
Sbortent notice. Job drlndlns and PolisliinK by Steam.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
^rnis
wnm,
Wmm
'K^^'wit
125 FIRST STREET, opposite Minna, San Francisco.
W^EED & KINGWELL.
Brass, Composition, Zinc, and Babbitt Metal Castings,
Furnished at the Shortest Notice.
Brass Ship Work of all kinds, Spikes, Sheathing Nails, Kudder
Braces, Hinges, etc., constantly on hand and made to order. Also,
manufacture Church and Steamboat Bells and Gongs of Superior
tone.
All kinds of Steam, Liquor, "Water, Oil, and Flange Cocks and
Valves made and Repaired.
Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzles, and Hose Couplings and connec-
tions of all Sizes and Patterns, furnished with dispatch.
No. 226 FEEMONT STEEET, BET. HOWAED AND FOLSOM.
All kinds of COPVER WORK done
to order in tho best manner.
Particular attention paid to Steam-
boat. Sugar House and Distillery
Work.
Repairing protnptlt/ and neatly
attended to. '
W
»
MANUFACTURER OF
FAWBSMI
m.@BWM
'>
(Over W. T. Garratt's Brass Foundry.)
N. W. Cor. Natoma and Fremont Streets,
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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WILLIAM HENEY,
WOOD and IVORY TURNER,
109 Mission Street, ^ ^ SAJV FEJJVCISCO.
BiLLUED, Baoatelle and Ten-Pih-Balls, Ten-Pins, Field and Parlor Croquet, as well as overy descrip-
tion of Job Turning done to order.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
iisii;
-AND-
ENGRAVER,
611 Washington St.
SAN FRANCISCO
Established,
01849.0
^^ susassx-t-*
453 STEVENSON STREET, bet. 5th and 6th.
Carpets Cleaned and Laid, for Ten Cts. per Yard.
Carpets Cleaned alone, for Five Cts. per Yard.
Orders may be left at the following places : N. E. eor Clay »°dKea™5'S*,'•if,^Va°^ket Street fusl
ific Sts.: S.E. cor. Satter and Powell Sts.; S. E. cor. Kearny and California cts.. Market street, just
Pacific S
below Kearny.
FAOIll® lllil
53 Beale Street, San Franciscd-
NEW FILES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Old Files Ee-Cnl, Vise Fitting, Mower and Reaper Sections, B.irs, Etc.,
On hand and made to order at lowest prices. JOB GRINDING. Orders from the country promptly
attended to.
-A.
IINT
12 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
mk?-'«
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
5
Oil- ci.0*^$.
FURNITURE, PAPER HANGINGS, ETC., ETC.
6i8 Market and 17 Post Streets,
SJJ^ F^AJ^ CISCO.
0r«eiAlf
410 IMllMAf KAl IISTIIIIIT MAEll
429 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANOISOO.
INSTRUMENTS MADE TO ORDER, REPAIRED & CAREFULLY ADJUSTED.
VULCAN IRON WORKS
FURNISH
ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY,
CASTINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
liBest Q-u.silit3r.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF MOORE'S PATENT HOIST, FOR STORES.
Nos. 135 & 137 Fremont Street, San Francisco.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT-
IS
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^l^^S
IMPORTERS OP
"ill
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AND SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
LA VIUDA de X. HARMONY & GO'S
SHERRIES,
208 California Street, San Francisco.
CARYILL MANUFACTURING CO. •
DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LIGHT CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
OF THE FIRST QUALITY,
ISTos. 180 & 182 JESSIE STREET,
Between New Montgomery and Third Sts., near Market, San Francisco.
REPAIRING, BLACKSMITHING. PAINTING AND TRIMM NG.
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
14 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAUL & CO.
CAERIAGE MANUFACTOEY
S. W. cor. Sterensou & Ecker Sts., San Fran'co.
Make to order all kinds of
CABRIAGE AND BUGGY ■WORK,
Express and Thoronghbrace Wagons ; also, Track and Koad
Sulkies, and a general assortment of New and Second-
Hand Wagons on hand. Jobbing done with
neatness and dispatch.
nrPORTERS OF
FRENCH CALF SKINS
AND DEALERS IN
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
543 Market St., opp. Sansom, San Francisco.
CHAS, A, IVIcNULTY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CUSTOMS
AJVD IJfTERJ^AL REVEJfUE CASES,
Office, Room No. 43 U. S. Court Block, Battery Street,
Opposite Custom House, SAN FRANCISCO.
REPBESESTED BY BOBERT LEECH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOB AT LAW, WASHrS-QTOX, D. C.
Hothseliild A Ehrenpfort,
Wholesale Candy Manufacturers,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Huts, Etc
BETWEEN SANSOM AND BATTERY, SAN FBANCISCO.
Steam Candy Factory, 408 Clay Street.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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THE DR. BLY ARTIFICIAL LIIVIBS,
166 TEHAMA STREET,
Comer of Third, bet. Hownrd and Folsom.
References to parties wearing these Limbs given wlien applied for.
The best artilioiul Limbs made. Send for descriptive circular.
THE "ANATOMICAL LEG,"
With a aniversal anlile motion : the above cut is Its illuslration. This
Artificial Leg approaches so much nearer an mutation of the f auctions
of nature than any other, that it stands without a rival among all the
InveEHlons ill artiflcial legs, old or new. (The very latest anuouuced new
INVENTIONS duly Considered.)
^'"'"'''' MENZO SPRING,
166 Tehama Street, San Francisco, Cal.
IMPORTEIIS AND DEALERS IN
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, MAPLE, WHITEWOOD, CHERRY AND WALNUT
31. TJ 3!Li: IB ES rt ,
108 and 110 Market Street, opposite Main,
AND 5 AND 7 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
A. I. SANBORN.
Vr. A. BYRNES.
SANBORN & BYRNES,
STAm BUILDEES
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MECHANICS' MILL, MISSION STREET,
Between First and Fremont. SAN FRANCISCO.
Ail kinds of Plain and Fancy Turning, Circular Band, and
Scroll Sawing.
tff-- Orders from the Country for STAIR MATERIAL promptly attended to.
COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
133 and 135 BEALE STREET,
Near Howard, SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufacturer of House Fronts, Sash Weights
and Machinery Castings of all kinds.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
D. B. HINCKLEY.
L. C. MARSHUTZ.
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»un#.
AND IROIff WORKS^
OFFICE— N. E. CORNER OF FREMONT AND TEHAMA STREETS.
Works, Fremont, Beale and Tehama Sts., San Francisco.
aZITCSLE? <& CO., Proprietors.
Manufacturers of Locomotives, Steam Engines, Quartz Mills, Flouring Mills,
Saw Mills, Water Wheels, Brodie's Improved Crusher, Varney's
Amalgamator, and all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings.
SHOES & DIES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES.
IKIACIIINXS WORK
Of every description., and of the Best Material and Workmanship.
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English, French, China, Japan and East India Goods,
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE.
.A3Sri3 HOTJSEK:EEFII^TC3■ G-OOIDS.
ALSO, SHIP STORES, ETC.
Burnett's Standard Flavoring Sztracts,
(The best in the world) in full variety, constantly on hand.
428, 430 and 432 Pine Street, San Francisco;
llth and 12th Streets, Oakland.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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S "W. COR. BATTERY AND UNION STREETS.
I :isr o o ^^:p o FL ^a_TE 13.
CAPITAL,
$250,000
And possesses a capacity equal to the Refining of Eight Thousand
Tons Annually. Its products are
(A) A. AB Crushed Sugar, Extra Cut Block Sugar,
15-lb. Loaves put up for export, Fine Crushed and Powdered,
Granulated, Extra Golden C,
Extra Golden Syrup, Golden C.
CUBE SUGAK, in boxes of 35, 50 and 100 pounds, andalsa in barrels.
HERMAN MEESE, President.
Office at the Refinery, S. W. corner Union and Battery Streets.
W. E. STKAUT.
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W. J. HAMILTON,
Tmporiers and Dealers in
Carriage and Wagon Material,
OAK, ASH AND HICKORY LUMBER,
N. "W. cor. Sacramento and Drunim Sts.,
GROSH & RUTHERFORD
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
FLOUR
Nos. 143 & 145 First St.
COR. NATOMA,
SAMUEL GROSH. T. L. RUTHERFORD.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
BROA^Er^L'S
Salamander Chimney Stacks.
PATENTED APRIL 1, 187ff.
No Danger, No Kepairing, No Dirt, No Trouble, Perfect Yentilation,
Cheap, Light, Portable, Fire-proof, Earthquake- proof.
The inventor of these complete Chimnov Stacks is satisfied that be is offering to the public somotbing
that will be appreciated by every housebolder. They are particularly well adapted tor the ventilation
and heating of Churches. Sehoolhousos, Theatres, and all kinds of public or private buildings. So univer- '
sal is their application that they can be readily set on any tire-place, or outside of brick or frame buildings; !
in fact, they may be placed in any part of the house with perfect safety, without going to the foundation. 1
Can also oe applied to cooking stoves, ranges, bla.^ furnaces, pottery kilns, etc.
This improvement consists in constructing the chimney or stack of sections of fire-clay, earthenware, I
cement, or artiticial stone, and surrounding said chimney with a metallic tube larger than the chimnev, in
order to provide the necessary ventilation for keeping the inner pipe cool, and for furnishing wiuni air to
the rooms of the house. It also consists of a novel arrangement for binding tbe sections together in their
upright position, and for fixing and protecting the joints where they meet.
By constructing chimneys in the above manner, all trouble about burning or wearing out is enlirelv
avoided. They can be transported readily to any part of the State, and put in place bv anv mechanic.
Their adoption has been recommended by leading architects in San Francisco and throughout tho State, i
.and by Fire Insurance Companies generally.
State and County Rights for Sale in every State and Territory, except
California. Apply by letter or in person to the patentee,
J. BROWELL, 442 Jackson Street,
tu^ For full description see Circulars.^a
JOS. LEVEQUE.
PUED. W. POTTER.
No. 10 Stevenson Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ALL KINDS OF LASTS, CRIMPS, SHOE STRETCHERS AND
WOODEN SHOE SOLES MADE tO ORDER.
LASTS MADE AND -WARKANTED TO FIT.
W. H. RICHARDS.
R. J. HARRISOJf.
RICHARDS & HARRISO:^,
314 & 316 BATTEEY STREET, ^JL SAN FEANCISCO,
Importers and ^^^^^^ Dealers in
ENGLISH ALES, FOREIGN LIOUORS. ENGLISH GR3CERIES, Etc.
AliES.— Tennent's Scotch, Blood's India Pale, Bass k Go's Burton, and Byass' Champagne.
FOREIGN LIQUORS.— A rdberg Islay, Scotch and .lamieson's Irish Whiskies, Holland and Old
Tom Cin, ilartell Brandy, London Dock Sherry, Eastern and English Cider, tjormau Seltzer Water, etc.
ENO^LISH GROCERIES— Cro.sso k Blackwell's (London) Pickles, Sauces, Jams, Jellies,
Spices, iTuits, etc. J. .t J. Coleman's (London) Mustard, Starch, Corn Flour, etc. Huntley k Palmer's
(Reading) Biecuits. J. S. Fry & Bon's (Bristol) Cbocolato, Cocoa, etc. Fell's Spices.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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CALIFORNIA INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE.
ESTABLISH BD, 1865.
17,000 IN USE ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
MANUFACTURER OF
PATENT WATER CLOSETS,
AHO DEALEB IH PLUMBERS' MATEBIAES,
JACKSON FOUNDRY, NO. 21 MONTGOMERY AYENUE, REAR,
AND DEALER IN
Breach Loading Rifles, Double Barrel Shot Cuns,
Revolvers and Pistols of all sizes. Percussion Caps, Powder, Shot, etc.,
at the lowest prices,
803 MONTGOMERY STREET, COR. JACKSOjsL
JOHN T. AMOS.
AMOS & 13 i^ VIS,
M. S. DAVIS.
PRACTICAL MILLWHIGHTS AND DRAFTSMEN,
112 BE ALE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Particular attention rail to all kinds of Millwright Work, especially to the erection of
FLOUR MILLS, DISTILLERIES, Etc.
ALSO COCCINC MILL AND STEAMSHIP WHEELS.
M.„„rac.„rer, J«Lh . Cu„, «rai„ Sr..ara,„... B„i...or» of ,„...rovert „.var„u..c W.oe
Presses, Grape Stcmmeri. and fra»her», e«e.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRFCTORT.
CORNELIUS O'DONNELL,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Morocco, Kid, Goat and Sheep Skins,
GOT & 609 Brannan Street^
South side, between Fifth and Sixth,
SAN FRANCISCO.
JAMES G. SELLERS,
WlIfEllE
No. 27 Second St., San Francisco.
Plastering Repaired, Whitened or Colored.
Orders sent by Postal Cards will receive prompt attention.
J. F. FACES,
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STAMPS, MONOGRAMS, Etc.
Sstxi F'l-siiacisco.
32 FREMONT STREET, San Francisco,
Maker of Models for Inventors, Drawing Instruments,
Small Machines, Philosophical Instruments, Scales and Weights.
B@°A11 kinds of Brass and Iron Work.
Bepairingr Promptly Attended to.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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G. R. Jesse.
n. M. Drew.
JESSE & DREW,
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SOUTH POINT MILL,
Berry Street, bet. Third and Fourth
Constantly on hand and made to order
Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc.
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WH0LES.4LE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
49 SECOND STREET,
NEAR MISSION, SAN I RANCISCO.
CUT IilE«
First Pri'mium and Medal of Jlechailics' Institute, 1871.
First ITemium antl Medal of .MeehaTMCs Institute, 1%1.
First Premium and Medal of Meehat.us' Instuiile, 18(,8.
First Premium of Jlecliaiiies- Institute in 8to.
First Premium of Meehauies' Institute m is(i'
First Premium of MeelKiidcs' Institute m.lSW'-^^
First Premium of llie Hay I)lstrli-t ^Society in 1S60.
First Premium In New Orleans, IS, I}.
To IMC, ]PRICE,
For Home-Made Cntlerv,
415 Kearny Street, between Pine and Califnriiia. San Francisco.
Bar Razors, Knives, Shears, etc.. Made to Order and Warranted. Partieular attention paid to Joljbing.
Damaged Cutlery polished equal to new. Country orders prinnptly alteiirted in.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
PICISLSD ASTD DRIED FISH,
Salmon &
Herrings,
321 DAVIS STREET, SAN rHANCISCO.
ALi, KINDS OP FISH REPACKED.
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MECHANICS' MILLS^
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WELLS, RUSSELL & CO., Proprietors.
COK.. 3vrissi03sr a.i<tid f:r:eis/l(di>tt sts.
Constantly on hand and made to order, all kinds of MOUXiDINGS and
every description ofWOOD FINISH. All orders promptly attended to.
GEO. B. KNOWLES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
EASTERN FINE, SUGAR PINE, WHITE CEDAR, POfiET SOUND AND REDWOOD
3L. TT XtOC :i3 3g: 3F1. ,
S. E. Corner Mission and Main Sts., and Main St. Wharf,
W. H. HYDE. 5. CHESTER.
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CONTRACTORS FOR
Raising, Moving & Lowering Vood or Brick Buildings
OR FOR TAKING OUT OR PUTTING ON BOARD
STEAM BOILERS, SHAFTS, OR ANY HEAVY WEIGHTS,
MOVING LOCOMOTIVES, Etc., Etc.
No. 645 MISSION STREET, between Second and Third,
SCRE\irS, ETC., TO LET.
ORGAN BUILDER,
No. 121 PAGE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufac'urer and Repairer of all kinds of Church & Parlor Organs.
B@°An orders to above address, or left at the Factory, No. 121 Page Street, will receive
prompt attention.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT-
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a. & ^w. s:n'ook,
FLnifi.TIli, CDFFi m MET IN WOEBSS.
No. 427 PINE STREET, BELOW KEARNY.
PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, STOVES AND TIN WARE OF EVERY VARIETY
Constantly on hand and for Sale at the Lowest Prices.
TIN ROOFING and all kinds of Jobbing done at the shortest notice and in the best manner.
.'S ^'^SY-FITTING ;>^
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Post Street,
Near Kearny,
an f tanct5i[0.
WE CUT MORE OR LESS SPRING, AS DESIRED,
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
F. L. Oilman.
GILMAN & MELLON,
J. S. Mellon.
422 COMMERCIAL STREET,
Between Sansom and Battery,
San Francisco.
Painting and Paper Hanging, In all its branches, neatly and promptly
done. Walls and Ceilings Whitened.
THE MELPLEY M STOKER OBE HILL,
215 & 217 MAIN STREET, BET. HOWARD AND FOLSOM,
M I- iKivp the most coml)li;te maoliniery :iti,1 appli.in.-fs for Crushing, Sampling. Piilvorizinff aiirt Wnrlciii
Oi e.s, .Min.raLs, Pninl.s. etc. \\ o hnd pi.rclia.siMs fur Gold, silver. (Joppor and Lead Ores, and obtain the highe
i-a.sh prices lor the same. We pa.v special attention to consignment.s of Ores and Minerals, and execute wit
rking
•est
promptness any orders intrusted toburcare. and assure'tlic .VliiTer'he can'save'friim s"t'i')'"in'ppi- c'e'i'it"^^'7f' cxiJense
hy consigning dln-ctly to us. We are also agents for the side of the Whelpley & .smrer llrv duartz iViishin-' anil
1 ulvenxlng .Machinery, which is acknowledged iLS being the b«-«(, a.s it reduces ore nuicbhiier than can beiioiie
liy stamps, and at a less e.iipense per ton. These machines are in practical n])eratioii at <air .Mill, and at several
places 111 the mountains. Miners visiting the city are invited to visit our Worlcs. Descriptive Circular seut on
iippiiciit JOIl.
■>. O. Box 2028, San FranclHCO.
GEO. D. WYMAN, Manager.
AUCTIOIER AND COMISSION MERCHANT.
SALE DAYS, TUKSDAY6 AND FRIDAYS,
337, 339 & 341 PINE STREET,
COR. MONTGOMERY, SAN FRANCISCO.
Advances made on Consignments. New and Second-hand Furni-
ture at Private Sale. Goods sold strictly on Commission.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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riRST PREMIUM
519 MONTGOMERY ST.
Between Clay ."ind Commercial,
SiiVACE <& SOXT,
EMPIRE FOUNDRY,
137, 139 & 141 FREMONT ST.,
Iron Railings,
MAXIFACTURE
Stoves,
RANGES,
SOIL PIPE,
BURIAL
CASKETS.
SOLE MAJIUFACTURERS OF THE
SUPERIOR FREItfCH RAMOES,
WITH THE IiATEST OIPBOVEMEKTS.
House Fi-outs, Mining Machinery, and all kinds of Heavy and Light Castings.
R. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
SOLOMON TESMORB,
DEALER IS
CLAMS, AND ALL KINDS OF SHELL FISH,
STALLS NOS. 57, 58 and 59 CALIFORNIA MARKET,
Entrance 418 Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
OS- Ladies' and Oentlemen's Oyster Room open from 6 a. m. untu mianibui.
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Salamander Chimney Stacks
PATENTED APRIL 1, 1873.
Mafle of Fire Clay withont Brici or Mortar, No Decay to tliei,
No Decay, No Danger, No Repairing, No Dirt, No Trouble, Perfect Ven-
tilation. Cheap, Light, Portable, Fire-proof, Earthquake-proof.
JVo Galvanized Iron or Block Sheet Iron used in their
Construction.
The inventor of these complete Chimney Stacks is satisfied that he is offering to the public something
that will be appreciated by evorv householder. They are particularly well adapted for the ventilation
and heating of Churches, School Houses, Theatres, and all kind? of public or private buildings. Sounivor
sal is their application that they can be readily set on any fire-place, or outsideof brick or frame buildings;
in fact, they may be placed in any part of the house with perfect safety without going to the foundation.
Can also be applied to cooking stoves, ranges, blast furnaces, pottery kilns, etc.
This improvemont consists in constructing the chimney or stack of sections of fire-clay, earthenware,
cement, or artificial stone, and surrounding said chimney with a metallic tube larger than the chimney,
in order to provide the necessary ventilation for keeping the inner pipi' cool, and for furnishing warm air
to the rooms of the house. It also consists of a novel arranffcment for binding the sections together in their
uprieht position, and for fixing and protecting the joints where thev meet.
By constructing chimneys in the above manner, all trouble about burning or wearing out is entirely
avoided. They can be transported readily to any part of the State, and put in place by any mechanic.
Their adoption has been recommended bv leading architects in San Francisco and throughout the State,
and by Fire Insurance Companies generally.
State and County Rights for Sale in every State and Territory, except
California. Apply by letter or in person to the patentee,
J. BROWELL, 442 Jackson St.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
tm- FOR FULL DESCRIPTION SEE CIRCULARS. -S«
THE SANITARIUnfl,
rOOT OF POWELL ST., NORTH BEACH, S. F.
Has first-dass facilities for giving about 1000 Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths per day, in separate
rooms; also, Steam Baths with Salt Water showers. It is the largest Salt Water Bath House in the Uni-
ted States, exclusive of swimming baths, being an L in form, of ^1 x l(iO feet.
SI^'GLE B.ITHS, 85 CENTS; FIVE TICKETS, SI. 00.
STEAM BATHS 50 CE.VTS.
Baths open at 5 A. M., close at !• P. M., on week days; close on Sundays at 5 P. M., in Summer; 4 P. M.
in Winter. A BARBER SHOP ATTACHED. Terms, Cash.
TWO l,I!rES OF STREET CABS BVN TO THIS POIXT.
C. £. DRISCOLL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
TEUBXER & HOFFMAN'S
Wood and Metal Show Cases, with Patent Springs,
AXD SEW STILE CONCAVE GLASS,
NO. 537 CALIFORNIA STREET.
GEO. CLAUSSENIUS,
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POSTAL MONEY ORDERS,
521 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Drafts on all Important Points in Europe.
POST AT. MONEY ORDERS TO ALL PARTS OP GERMANY, AUSTRIA,
SWITZERLAND, NORWAY, SWEDEN, DENMARK, Etc.
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COLLECTIONS ON EUROPE. PASSPORTS OBTAINED
Okders from the Interior receive Prompt Attention.
JOHN EASTON,
CABINET
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No. 261 FIRST Street,
East Side, iS'ear Folsom,
SAN FRAXCISCO.
All kinds of Farnitare
made to Order.
Stores and Offices Fitted Up
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
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IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN
Fine Whiskies, Cognacs,
HOI.LAND GIN,
PORT AND SHERRY WINES, FRENCH AND
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNES of all kinds.
PP*^^^ MANUFACTURERS OF
Rockaways, Doctors' Phaetons, Skeleton Wagons and Sulkies.
All Kinds of JobbiDg and Carriage Painting Done at the Shortest Notice.
63 i and 633 HOWARD STREET,
Coirxx&ir- KCxaToToai-ca., SAN FRANCISCO.
"Washing Ammonia.
The Cheapest and best Article for Softening Hard "Water, Removing
Grease from Clothing, Etc. For Sale by all Grocers.
COKE-CHEAPEST FUEL.
For Sale at the Gas "Works and all Coal "Tards. Also, COAL TAR.
IMPOKTERS AND DEALERS IN
SHOE MANUFACTURERS' GOODS,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Shoe Tools, Fancy Shoe Findings and Trimmings,
Nos. 107 and 109 POST STREET, and No. 7 MORTON STREET,
Atove Kearnyi s.A.3sr m-A.isrcisco.
ADVERTISINa DEPARTMENT.
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IMPORTATION DIRECT !
m:. short,
Commercial Street, cor. LeidesdorfF,
Has jii&t received, by Steamer Constitution, the finest assortment
Ever imported to this Market, comprising
Mixed Coatings,
Fancy Cheviots,
Blue Diagonals,
Worsted Coatings,
Black Super. Broadcloths,
Fancy Stripes,
Crey Checks,
Black Doeskins,
Bedfords,
Blue Pilots,
Blue Beavers,
Black Beavers.
Brown Beavers, Etc.
S IS THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHERE THE GENUINE
ENGLISH GOODS CAN BE HAD.
Remember our Prices to Order are:
p/
Blj
3F
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SINESS SUITS,
^VER SUITS,
$ 6 00
25 00
35 00
M. S-^OTlT, BB7 COMIvrE^Gl/^t STI^EET,
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Established, 1863.
C. W. M. SMITH
SOLICITOR OF
lliitel Us ii Fom Ftt
PATENT LAW LAWYER AND EXPERT IN PATENT OASES.
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Will Conduct Suits for Infringement, an
Attend to All Matters Connected
With The Subject of Patents.
Inventors will have the advantage of a large legal and mechanic
experience, extending over a long period.
YTGQMEmr EwmEEW
Jnst North of Wells, Fargo & Co., first entrance np stairs.
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